The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-05-22, Page 1.•
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.0.99 PER YAR IN ,40tANCE; .02,40 OTHERWISE,
1.,;•UOKNOW THURSDAY,MAy2, 1924.
-sVETERMARY-SURGRON,--
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iight or4ai'.;..r- • . •
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DPNTJ.ifirr;
'4/ Dr. MacLeod Will visit .Lucknow
every Tuesday m p*,, Connell'a Office,
Dr. McInnes, Chiropractor, of Wing -
ham, will visit Cain I-iouse. Luck -
now, forenoon., Tuesdays and Fri-
days, commencing April 29th., •also'
Visit thehotel" at 'Dungannon SE4rig
days early afternoon.
OR. l'AluiPti jSTEOPATH, at the
Cain sueuse, 1.44now, every Wed-
--neulay afternoon:- All chronic' di*.
otzos successfully 4eated..---Osteo--
pamy tamoves tne physical causes
(if disease.. Adjustment of the
:spine is more quickly secured and
svAch fewer treatments by ,Osteo-
• ,,pathy than by any other method.
Toronto pricea paid for all kinds or
poultry.
" A. GrOsPoPf, Llleknow.
DR. -MAUDE C. 13ItYANS
Registered Oatenietrist
. Graduate Department of 'Ophthalmol-
ogy. McCormick Medical Coilegi. (hi-
cago 111.-
.11eadaches.,Dry Itchy Eyes. Granu-
lated Eyelids. Watery Eyes. Pain in
Lye Oalis, Inflamed Eyes., Pus or
',Watery ,Iiischarge .-from --Eyes and
Dizziness caused by Eye-strann ' re-
lieved tarough properly fitted Glass -
%Cross Eyes straightened through
eroperly fitted Lenses.
Satisfaction Assured
At the Cain House. Lucknow. Every
-Wednesday Aft.ernoon and Evening.
• Nall Paper --4. have onland the 19-
24 sainpies
wall -paper houses, and will be pleas-
ed te show them at my house, or will
take them to your residencet•-lt.
Cameron, Box 174,, Lucknow.' '
HOUSE FOR SALE
Good' Frame dwelling. 6 rooms,
.,good cellar, good . well. stable and
•garager-Applyr-tO--B;--Peariman;
MONEY TO LEND -On, farm prop-
erties at eYo.-Lied. A. Siddall'
• , -1-5-tf
,
_
House for Sale on HaVekek street
L,
ucknow. . Garden planted Apply 'to
P. Gaynor at, the Post .0ifIce.- tf,
FOR SALE- Rubber -tire buggy in
good condition. S, Doyle, LocknoW
29-5-p.
-AUCTION .,SALE
Mrs, Henry Campbell' will have an
auction sale of her household effects,
at her residence in Lucknow on t'oe
afternoon of Saturday May 31st.
commencing- at 2 30 o'r.lock
• Elliott they, Auc
TO THE PUBLIC
I wish to state that there is no
reason whatever for my wife, Mrs,
Barger publishing a notice . stating
that she • WOuld not be responsible
for debts which I might contract. _1
_always pay for what I get, and I
never .Charged anything to her nor
never thought of so charging any-
thing. I wish further to give notice
that I shall not be responsible for
any • debts which she (Mrs; Barger)
may' contract without my consent
in writing. • John Barger.
• tongT OF itEvisioN_
The West • WaWanosh .Municipal
Council will meet Tuesday May 27th
at 10 a.m. as a .court, of Revisioa t�
• hear ancl decide all appeals against
the Assessment for ' the year 1924
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APPLICATION WANTED
Application .Will he -received lyy the
undersigned ui till May 26th 1924
for the positionf..Superintendent'
of Roads' in the Township of Kinloss
at a salary of $3.00 per day When on
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• "."Vsea:;'''G',411.filfet.'Stittiiehip "Clerk
SCOTCH -BRED • SHORTHORN
BULL FOR .SERVICE •
Jarnel'Forster has purchased the
' gated' Shorthorn ,sire, ' "MeadoW.
Lawn Stamford,: Second" -131922,
bred by- Fred Ewing, Elora: This an -
mal was Was, sold to Wm. MacKenzie, 'of
near ,Teeswater. when 12 months old
,for--$800,00.-!-.110--has2L.talten4.1isat.:::at.
Many fell fairs .and sweepstake
Orin% • Oyer. all, breeds, For further
information apply ;to James Forster.
,WURT OF REVISION
• Netice le- hereby. 'given"' that, a
'Court for 'the -Revision •of•iho 'asses-
Oir-the 'Townshipof Kin
lose • will be held at the Township
1-lall Holyrood ' on Tuesday the 27th
day of, May 1924 at 10 o'clock a.m,
to hear and determine any appeals
' against errors or omissions in the
assessment Roll' for the .Township
.of Kinloss " for the year 1924.
• Parties yiterested Will Please take
•'fiotice and govern themselves etcord-.
Gen. G. Moffat, Clerk
4ted MAY 10th 1924.
LOC41;,MARKETS
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rooki.t -Axo-olma
Mr, -G. S. Robertson has been, off
duty the past week owing to. illness.
. Miss Mae McMorren, is spending
a, Couple of weeks , with -friends, jn
TOrOnto..
'The Rev. R. "MacCalluna attended
a meeting of Maitland gresbytery at
Walton on Tuesday:-
, • ' 'end Mrs. IC Elbek of
Crediton *glientthe week -end : with
relatives in and around town
_ . .
Mrs, R. J. Cameron Went to Clin-
ton this week to attend the wedding
of his nephew, Mr. S. Taylor. •
Among the successful students at
the Toronto School of Pharmacy we
note the name of .Mr. Stanley Burns
'of town.
Win. W. J. Davidson has commen-
ced work on the erection of a work-
shop at the rear of his furniture
The local company of Girl Guides
•will attend, service*, in the Anglican
church at 11 „,o'clock next Sunday
morning.
' We are pleased to report that Mrs.
Geo; J.. Anderson, has so far recov-
ered that she was able to come home
from Oshawa on Tuesday night.
Our, stores will be 'closed Satur-
day May 24th. on account, of it be-
ing a legal holday.-Rae & Porteous
' Wm, Murdie & Son
„
Biss-Robert-Pearsoir,-M. P7Pf
Calgary and his . brother •,John, 'of
Ethel ,spent Tuesday of this week at
'the hciihe of Miss 4•Webster;
Saturday . of this week, 'May 24th,
.brings Lis the first public' holiday of
the summer :season_ Business- places -
;will be open this (Thursday) after-'
?ioon.
' Mr, W. '3. Schaefer, of Tgeswater
is assisting in the Melsons Bank in
the absence of Miss' Lorna Campbell
who 'has been granted six months
leave, .
1VIrs, Macltheraon who -for some
,time visited with her sister Mrs, L
Macintosh of town, left for he
home ,in Scotland the end of las
. week.:
Mr, .F. 1` Freeman who has not
enjoyed good health for the peat
four years had a rather bad turn
the first of this week, but is some
what better.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, J. Douglas
have the 'sympathy of friends in the
loss by death of their little son Wm,
Leashman who died on Wednesday
of last week.
• A typographical error ' occurred in
B: Blitzstein's, advt, last week "La-
dies' silk hose reg. ,$1 25 -for SSe,".
should -have .read "for 59." This
.•
price still holds. good, ,
Mr Leroy Horne has soldhis re-
sidence on Stauffer street : to, , Mr,
Buswell- In , about 'a ' month -Mi
Horne and family will move into the
rooms over his shop and - billiard
Toom
Word was receiVed, here 'last, week
of the death of. Master' ;Reginald
Armee,. ion,. of the Rev Harry, and.
Mrs Bruce who for a time occupied
the Rectory here. The family have
been',01,1ate at...Alliance,--Obio,
Just received a splendid lot of neii-7
silks in all lines for dresses and
.waists;" also 'a fine line of silk
sweaters and stockings , at reason,:
qible prices.• and see them' it
the store -Ben Peariniaii,
, The following Lucknow ladies re -
Jo car:.ir,e'Sby_terian.
congregation at the , Presbyterial at
Welton on Tueaday of thie 'week;
Mrs, (Rev,) R. MacCallinn, Mrs,
Gordon, 'Mrs. J, G Murdoch, Mrs.
Wmr--Murdie;r4VIrs....lack,IcHendersdn;
Mrs s T, Watson, Mrs. T. Burns.
• ilten and tearna,are gain at work,
On the county road between here and
Whithan'i- 'and --4110,-; -worlt-is..1 being,
pushed with vigor The finished part
of this road. is equal to aneithing in
the road, ;line in Western :Onterie,
',sem, travellers.. stating that they
prefer it even' to concrete pavement.
Aiming the youngladies who ' re-
ceived -their:diploihas as graduate,
nurses at St. Joseph's Training.
School, Chatham, at ,the recent •excie
aloes was Miss Dolphins Fitzpatrick,
a former resident of St Helen dis-
trict, now. of Wingham, „131ohop Fol.
,lon
and Aloy00 S011ivon of °Witham
V
- ,caller ;at- our Jaffiee o Monday,
Pitt*-111.-t;,-0.-gllks.€1*1 iqre,e-W
of the ClICalelir .Tilterprise-Mae-
`Dcalald, of ClieeleY, doe time 13• -. P.
but new 'happily retired, front( Polit-
ies."' Mae is gall* on 4 trip to the
home of his anceeters, on the "Tight'
Little 'Island" He is . going to take
hiaNnot,e:',..bbak with him so that
'his return he *ill he able, to tell'the,
peeple. of Bruce all about it, as no'
doubt he will, for he , has a nimble"
tongue and 4 facile Pen.: '
n'call' on MondaY of this
week from the; key,3 Ros ef. near,
Grand Rapids, Mich, who preached
in South Kinloss Church last- Sun-
day. Mr, Ross iwith his wife and
children are enjoying' a two month's
vacation, mostly in. OntariO,
are. this week at Strathrok
the family of . a sister of Mr. 4oss,
now deceased, We were in erroi.' last
Week in referring to Mr, D., A. Koss
as "the late" Mr, Ross. His sen tells;
'us, that the tild, gentleman is still4
"very much alive The family lives
near Melford, Sask. Friends..or Mr.
Roes will be pleased to have th.s in
formation after our roieleading
statement of a week ago:, .
Card of Thanks -The family :Of the
late Mrs. Donald MacDonald wish to
express ''their -appreCiation, 'of, andr
pthaatlinykoff for
itghlieb orksi liadrinde sfs aepridds 'sm
iYl'un:-
ing the illness and at, the death :of
their riother.
JACK' FROST COMES BACK'
Mr, Jack Frost was around good."
and stiong.L.M.:endaying and_
again' on Tuesday of this
about a half-inch thick in pieces.
Its a 'little earlier than .usual, po
let's hope he'll forget to calf in early
June .,,when. more 'mischief might be
done. May . hasn't been a . pleasant
month- so-far-rainaidiuiie
rain; and it came a little too earl
for fainters with low land !Weather
authetitieS af Toronto state that Of
the Brit . 18 days of May there Was.
rain 'on 14, 44d more promised, The'
first half, of the rnoisth give us as,
Much rain as, on the average, we get
during ;.all of ,MaYthat. averge is.
practically 3, inches, •
In a brief: interview . with Mr, K.
Cameron, of . apple ;fame; • he stated
that. thesfrost's Of Monday and Tues-
day would not likely, injure the apple
blossoms, but early plumbs and cher-
ries Might be effected...It would haye
been much worse a Rttle later when
the •blossoms Will be .dropping and
the small fruit formed,. but Still very
soft
Out in the °prairie country :there
has beenanother fall .of snow -4
inchesreported at .Calgary. , This will
be a line things for the dry seetions.
• --A nomoxy.,,ERODLEM-
A legal holiday', falling on a Sat-
•urday presents a difficult : Problem
to the town merchant -especially to
the , grocer, the bake° and the butch-
er, 'Meats won't keep from 'Friday
until, Sunday and "many.. bread
unpillatable when it is two dayaseld-'
_be_ sides, '.there are ples...;and_a variety
of other cookery which many regul:
arly buy.. on Saturday which are of
little use if bought .on Friday; much
the 'same may be said, of what the
Grocer supplies': It is not too .much
to smty that the trade 'in these lines
7 on :-Saturdayssafternoon, and evening
evening -
is - worth „any , other , two ,daYs of the
;week. - 4 •
Shopkeepers :are -op against t▪ his
difficulty this week --,Saturday being
that long established holiday; 24th
Of May, There has been a. geed deal.
of dismission -as to What should be
done, but no definite Conclusion .has
been arrived at.: • •
Wo understand, however that
practically all Stores will be dosed
-though- likely bread and --14
obtained;
CREWE
-(Intendect' or 1as week)
. • •
Mrs. Richard Tvvainley is "Visiting
•her datighter Mrs, P, Eirinigan.
• Mr, .Gtirdon Smith, .spent .the -Week
Mrs, Wm." 'Irwin and 'Lila ;.and
Harry of 'Belfast visited with Mr.
and •Mrs. George Henrr.on Sunday.
Mr' and Mts., Harold AIIm and,
Mit. Gordon of ,,Lucknow spent a
day recently with Mrs, Crcitier.
• Mr, -''and Mrs. - Finnigan'
spent Tnesday' With °friends in God-
erich,
, Miss Nellie Morris., is spending a
few weeke with les, 'Matt ,Sliackleo,,
tori Who lieti had 4 SOVere attack of
104111M`StOrr 11411Matiain1 htlt ie
ibleL bo tsroo4 op*
4.?4 14,1)049.1
Very .suchien, twa,s.
which came, to Mr:, Charles •Dutnin
Of Urern on The6d4i night. He had'
ttomWahledduring the • day" of not
feeling well, but was able to 'take.
,bis ,supper• as usual. Leaving.
bonse• Stiortly* ..afterward, his- dfe
thought : thlit ,he hail ''gone to the
vvatnt-Wotic, eo.Wer hoilse;'but:. as
the •house. ' shortly :iffterwar,c1s;
wife thought Abet ..he had .;0110 to
the watre-works ower house,
'
be: didnot return i by ten, o'clock she
sent One. Of the grandch.114ren to re-
• .
mind him'. that , it was getting late
.
But he had ,not been at the power
'house all 'evening. On.,10arning this
MrS. 'Durnin ,went ',into • tfleWood
shed, and these found her. husband
.lying
Sying dead /where: he .,had Undertaken
to split split some Wood. Death evidently.
'was due to ,heart failure,
Mr. Du/nin. was in his 69th year.
He is .survived by, his wife, one Sep,'
Victor; ''yvho lived -With .- him and -a
daughtm,,, Mrs. Soniersuillt,.. of God-
erich, , • •
'file late, Mr.: Durnin was...a quiet
are agreeable man .who appeais, to
•have made inany..frienda Ibid. no en-
einies
He was e-nrachinist, •by-ti.ette"
and .iwith :his eon carried on a repair
shop here , the past few Years, '
The funeral will be .on Friday
afternoon to; Dungannon Cemetery,
, . . .
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LOCAL BOY ,COUTS PROMOTED
• The Rev. C, L, Langford-, has re-
,
ceive-d---the
-A; Lawrence, Proviml, Commis-
sioner of the .Boy Scolits, in Ontarfo.
• I • ,
Lear Mr, Langford:-.- .1
I am pleased to; learn through our
Headquarters • of the promotion a
Andrew
'Thompson, Thos. Alton, Joseph Has...
sall, Kenneth Thompson, Eldon Reid,.
Robert Andre 7.1" • Dean Maannes,
Wilfrid Murdoch and John IVIurd,ocli •
-to the rank• of Ring's Scoutplease,
extend to each of them my congrat-
ulations upon attanaing to this stage
of proficiency in Scouting. ;
While • as King's ' ScontS.they are
rapidly approaching, the end of their
Scout training,' I "would like them to
feel that they',are'taking On respon-
. . . •
sibilities Of' the Movement and that
the! completion Of their_ course is not
an 'end, but is only the first'Stage- in
. .
a life .of Usefulness as, leaders
among boys, ,
Ask 'them to remember that every
dbility brings with it a resplinsibil;ty
which Properly assunied Will Make
'them of lasting nsefulness mn ,SCQut-
ing.
Yours very trtily,
Provincial Coninsissionei,
o
MAFEKING
r S J Itilpatiici is visitins. his
sister Mrs: Q. p. M,cCorniick,
Idensburg. this Week: . ,
713:-.$tothrSil-rt-atrc17
'Agnesslof Clinton spent the -week-end
with :Mrs. Wm ; Stotheis,
Miss Hugliena Phillips is honie.
from London visiting . her parents
Mr: and ,Mrs . H. PhilTtis:':
MisS Pearl Irvin; .who has ' been
visiting her Sister:Mrs. Mitten :Nay -
tor: of . Luckriowi, fort: a-. ;few :iWeekS is
returning to London -TtieSday„ • ".
Mr. • Jas. Culbert is busy , pre sing
-hay ,again,r,now'lhat 'seeding,
fin-
ished. ,Harvey Andersoe and Cecil
Johnston are Working with
The gltr ..vashioned.-
. rather 'busy: last. -week, This play'
was. given in, Zion Orange Hall 'rues-
daY 'evening ,end 'don, -kinlOss, Town-
ship' kali; noisirced - Friday -evening
and scored a 'insedeas at each place.
,
.,' It Was with feelings of regret that
"we learned last week of ihe passing
of Mrs, • Wm, Kiekley,„one of thc.
early, settlers of ,,this neighborhood.Her =death...Will elt.wii.s.h.dife-t.to,,,,the,in.
firmities of old age, she WAS 80
t time honie
Ileyeek44raoulgdh, piter rp.o,4.coa,
•of her son John at QU'APPelie, °,84$1
'0th Giuley was
Vojircrtdr
vh7ing membeta 'of ...a family of 'sev-
en. „Mr, Rickety predeceased ` her
thirteen years this ..gPrillgt she after'
retnaining, on the 'farm with
her, sem Janies until his death'almost
three years -ego, Mrs, Rickey; was a
bright, ladylWe Christian voinan, e
faithful and consistent inernbet Of:
Lanes Presbyterian clitirch through-
out" her long residence in ,Ashfeild,
tnterrnent took place ,in QU'Appelie
ctimoterY Friday a etriooll, The iq."`
rdplithy o 41114 Cernratiliity. is e$ton,
004 to: thtonc
SINGLE COPIES, 5 CENTS"
1.AWno,,e4,1;c•et7igg.;e4y.,,-
•
good. prograrn-
mo '1,Y4s;p1.1t on by the social
and L'it-
erary department on Monday even-
ing...The epening exercises, were fol-
:14Wed by ' the seriPture' les$Onl. by
r•-•4167;#ezel.--; Webster: ie -The ; ehi:Ff
featuj'e of ,the -Prokrqmine' ' a
ery.41,terPst,iAg anavery, instruc-
tive ,kddreSs by! Osterhout on,,
I he present situation of: church
un-
ionin, 04.4414: A'Vocal'solo' by 'miss'
Myrtle Webater an instrutAntal by
Miss Enola 13nswel1and t, trio by
Moses 'Fowler and Treleaven afid
Mrs • JOyrit, bonstitiited• the
part.cef 'the ".prograinme. The citizen-
-ship .department have charge' of the
programme for next.' Monday • night.
EverYhedY . welcome: '
•The congregation • of St. Peter's
` • • • . ,
church, LitekneW putpese,,.. holding
special serviees, on :Sunday June 8th.
•' eominernoration: of the Fiftieth
Anniversary of, the Opening of Ang-
lican -services in. Lucknow. The
Canon Gunne, 'M, A. Rector Of
Christ' 'Chuvch, LOndon"..Will be. :the
preacher on that date.
Anniversari-serVices will be field
in 'the LsrPreabyteriansehareh; South
Kinloss, ' next Sabbath, '.1VIa'Y .:25th at
and ,1:Plrif, The preacherfor
the (ley, •Will be the Rev.' Dr.T.J.•T;
Taylor ,..of qlie Presbyterian College,
at Indore, Central IndiaFor Dr:.
Taylor's .tWetity five, :years.' of • !dis-
tinguished service Co 'our church ir
India,' Knox College Toronto, con-
fOreci. on him .the lienerary. degree..
;-of-silisicter of Divinity'at..Convocation
this'..y,ear, :Dr; Taylor 'elk)* has, . the,:
• renutation, of a preaCher` Orinarked.
' '
The Presbyterian Guild
• The Guild meeting On Monday ev-
ening was indeed very .interesting:
After. lthe opening, hyrsin. the Scrip-
ture' lessen was -"read by Kenneth'
Murdie • • The feature of the
. .
programme , Was`,:.a odebate"itesol-
Ved that Sue:Cess in Lifeis due to
%Character, a tither: than .to.t.Oircum-
stance."', he': afffrmative. Side Was
upheld. by Mrs; W. L.'• MacKenzie,
•
and Mis Mary , McLeod, and . the
A. b. MacKenzie
and Mr Stewart; MacKenzie ' The
subjett was very well handled by :41.
who took "part. The judges who were
Miss Dolly ,Henderson, Mr. Arai-:'
strong - and Mr, ,Maccalltinin gave
their "favoiir ',of the af-'
firhative; rollowing'. the .debate Mjs
'Joan MacCailuin , and Mr.. WatSen
sang a duet and .Miss 'Helen Theinp,
son gwV,e a reading; • These were
,.• • .
m itch' 'enjoyed. 'Mr,- Taylor eX-
p
• • ressed , his appreciation „Of the
.splendid, way in' -which' the .proisrams
me. was -Carried .out, A hymn and .the
Alispah Benediction brought- the
"'Meeting to a 'close, Thu meetng, ,next
:Monday .evening Will. be :the, last one
'of; the ..terni, ..• '
A matter came., before:. the
meeting. of Maitland Presbytery. at'
• .
Walter' on Tuesday or this„..Week• was',
congregation -,. et. °Belgreye and at
Calvin-for..".perinission to „form local
union chercheswith. the Methodist
•,10..ng! regations at these two -phiees,,,
the unmomj to take .effect fin -Mediate;
ly."'Fhp Rev : ]JI,„ Perrie, of Wieghate
the aiitheritT-16-ilaal“ With 'stieh
a: request; but ,being : apposed, to. the,
Church TYnhn -.• Movement; • didnot
feel • that •he , Was in a ' position to
dealvviiihi.iher-inetter',.,.. and -had
„gested :that :the Congregations inter-
ested submit it to . the, Presbytery,
The '7ineeting .howeVer,', declined' to
take it Out, of Dr, Perrie's ,'hands,
expresSing it' a •confidened,that his
whet seemed a reasoneble '.Salety to
Tit-.-diffititit'L.....iii..`reeerit -7. Ye a rS t p ay
•-co,ngregatioha Concerned, had 'found.
theit ,ministers, arid had decided up-
on, union 'es a solution,
denI__fairly,_ with..thel•reqeest: The
•
sense of would
,
' ;
7 MI.1011Ink BidWri Spent
07eiiing. in, our btit`g..
Ilene 1VLoolse-.4f,,Riversdale, is.
Mr, Wilbert .11•aldetilly of, Wing -
ham ,spe,iit the •week" eila at his home
herd i , ;
Mr, and Mrs: 4: i, AfulerSon,end
Evens of, I.iticknoW;• spent Alta ,weelir
tnil in our' burg, , , •
Tho Meeting of the Public Library
Which was held last Thursday even-
ig the 'School 1-1OU,Se,,was largely
otfendcd,
A.•iitiMber froni, here'. attended the
danee in itiveisciale weelc las
Monday evening ;and sbOat a VetY
• .
'
Sunday
a
is Dea Matteo& of Kinloss,
visited friends in 'Ashfield ' recently.
MISS Pe' r1 rayna,rd cf' 'T'-rarsount
•is spending, .a, few days 'with frieiids,
altMEitsSh!1l4.,Iar.g'ar'et. MCKay, of Detroit,'
is spendinga fe days at her home
in rechalsh..,
,
,.11.Psa.. 'Emily. Dexter.,: of .Lochalsh
e.,knOW dur
'ink the •
. Mt Jas liaikwell of LochalF
-visited 'With 'friends in Londsborotif,,,h
aring the week::
Mei,' W. 11; Walker of ....Huren
visiting with her daughter Mrs das.
Struthers of. Perm-not:int -•
Mrs;• Alex li McDonald of Laurier
is visitingwith her daUghter Mrs.
avv.opd Drennan: of leaden:
Long of
SchOol,,spent the -Week. 'eng
with her parents in I.lemleck city.%
Mrs. Beatty Gibson•.left. last,. week
for Windsor, ;Where !her "..husband. is
pluyed and where they will make
heir 'home
, .
'Mr; arid •Mrs: koht.',. Webster and
Mr and lirke Diner Webster ° of
, .
-vaina
„Spent, -the-week.end
ends near. Lucknow, •
, Mrs,. .-Arehie Courtney, of ping:
itiver; .iirsItea:4ith her fiter, Mts.
. ‘.
s elm 2S1aelsonaldss. of Lothian' for
iew:.days laSt week:
MrS. i-'eter :McDonald of • Huron.
,i`o,viishiP.,was ;visiting witji.. her
daughter. 'Mrs-, Eld6n, Henderson ol
eararneunt . for. 'a few...days 'recently,
,
Mmss
Elsie 'Berge, of StratfOrd,-
anti:: Mr., ...8rnie :king; of Mstcheli
ietored UP anti: spent the week:end.
with ',vit.. an -d•• Mrs Hugli .Ferguson
Weare,glailsto report" that. lvIrS.
W.. 4. Brown' of Aniberley- Who un
derwent an : .pperation in., Fergus
siospital, is doing as, well as can be
expected; s
• The'.,,parainOutit 1.1, F. W. 0,•meet-
. ing Was held ,at,. the home of .krs,
'AcKeith. with a laige attendance,
The advantage's of an 'Egg Pool Wqre
diSctISSed .and 'also ° the.. matter of
holding` 'a strawberry 'festival; the
date of :which, however was not . set. •
:papers 'dealing with labor-saving de-
Heme-Making and Early 'Gar-
dening were read .by Mrs. Jack ,Mac,,
IntOsh and -Mrs. J. Hamilton,- fol-
loWed by e 'discussion. The Roll Call
was responded "to, 1,iy suggestions a-
long :the seine lines; Instrumental
nimibers were given .by Mesdames:
Hogan, ,1VlacDiarinid and • Webster,
and there was 4 community. singing.'
The next meeting will he held' t the .
:home ,of Mis Alex.' MacDian- id,
Lucknow, on June '10th, .
HELENS.
Mr's_ Robert McQuilliri is home
from. the Sterling Bank, Sheciii•ella fom
a. two weeks' vatation.
a:few:days with her ..sister • rs.
17s, , aYler ,:if spent
,
M
Mi And., Mrs. ,Pollock and Mi Jag',
Hyde and children- of GlainiSf
.on Saturday . With ; Mr,, and Mrs. Jas..
Hyde; • „..1, • ,
Hiispital,
on ;',11,tersilay, May: 15th.: to, Mr; and:
• ,
.gi mtulatiomis.
Professor- -TaYlor'.' of India
will, gixe a lecture on India in the
;Preslyyterianikhurcli
ening. May •26th, °
• Mrs. Bowden arid Messrs Jack Fo-
• .
bish, WillSponcer aiid Henry .CrUger
of Detroit were , Visitors on
day ,with' Mts. Bowderis 'uncle Mr.'
Ned'T1:61---h;t:-111'7-TA. stin D' rain tic.: pia':
.will present their.._play..1,Bashtsi
Bobs" in all -no ee
oil Friday -.evening May ,l3Oth under
'the • auSpiees of the St.
Women's Iiistifiite,
_Albert _Rtitheg. Land,
daitglitei.ss, Lorraine 'ands-„Dorotily,;,oSti f
tNfveiiirdcnd i
'\li and \Vallace Mil
ler arid, othessftiends. They. .‘ti,re .itc-
. „ _
coetpanled.by..Miss-;Mabel.,Woods...andl.
by Miss Ploteriee. MacIVride. of
Mount 'Forest*. who 'visited, at the
fornier's home'herd.'
, . „
The following' Nsere anrong those;
who attended the ,:annual Preihytet,
;Of the W, M, S at Walton om
Tiietiley''"ReV, -and Mrs,- - Cumming
Mkt Miss Maiteret, Mr. find :‘Irs.
George Webb, Mr, Stanley Todd;
Mrs, D, Todd, 'Mrs, W, L
INIrs; W. 3. Huniphrey, Mies laty
Rntherfordi 'Mrs, Clatk, kisS. Irene
L 'Yneh, *Niss, LIQatht end Mrs.
'Uoblnaon, lAtoocist
Week End Specials
• Special Dundee Cakes
Nut Tarts,' WalnUt Slices
Cream Puffs
Raisin Bread
• Whole .Wheat Bread,
• . •
• , .
. ,Do )"our Shopping Friday
,
All
Stores filed SatigdiP
Victoria' Day
...:•BUttei and. Eggs at Best:Prices," .
; at
•
•Hollyrnan's
Phone 46, Lacknow
, •
•••••=•f•
CHEoLEY JUNE 3r
The ,Bru'c'e :CoOn'ty Soldiers' Re.
Union, 6tli Annual Colebr:•tticn, wilt
be held). in Chey,ley, on 'June 3rd A
ig d:.4 of Sports, nurse .Kcices, "
Baseball 'Ikfuruament with teania:.
from Os en Sound, Chesler. O44 other
•
places competin":. ,Bruce Regi-
•inental Sand 'and, the Highland:PiPe
Band of 31st Grey Rasissen's Owen
8ound, will furisish ths music; High- .
.land,Dartaing; etc..Palji. Midway,'
AttraCtions on the grounds d day;
txianci display of l'ireworke: in' the
; evening . under , the • sUper,fisiOn of
Hand Experts of Hamilton.
Marathon Relay ',Race .for the Bank
, of ComMeree Trophy open to the
thgh S•shools',of the. Vicinit3bon ethmg doing '...
every minute
fromn 10 ani to 10 jTh
Returned Soldiers* wearing. a set -
.'vice button admitted-tO---ground
'awirtdhto:it charge See large wind**
a
JTIK-CAMPBELL
' 'DIED :AT cngsLET,
• -
:•,.Mr. J. "B.., Campbell, .weIl knowit
tin Odihn„, .;Bruce County, and a pro.
minent citezen of tha,toWn' of .Ches.-
JeY died ACM'S, honie. there' 'on.Wed:.
-nesday of last Week; .Before going
to Cheilek about.' ten years' ago Mr,;,
, .
Campbell conducted 'general mereh..".
antile store in the Village of pinker.•
tam. lI teak an 'active part in publie
life, fol. "Seyeral, years ,was .president
of the ' Sontiv Bruce „iiberal Assoc-.
iation.' He was 'at one time 'reeve of
'Greeneek -"l'owriship and a 'nrmber f•
13rUce Connell; •
'Sirce .retiring, ' from the' thissiness
at. Pinkerton 'Mr „Campbell :had been
organizer'rfor the I C, 0. F. a _work
in whielr' he was very • Suecessful,
t It will be. • remembered that.IIr
-
Campbelli. about, a' year 'age suffered
rather ,severe Physical abuse, in a
hotel. -at,"Kincardiner.,lit the hands of
dotisin ,of"Sco.
bie" Dan", who Shot Mr. and Mrs
Geo, Kay of Kincardine. MacDonald
"was 'soon 'after sent to,. thee,Loridon•
Aeyluni.
• , s
Mr; canipbell, who was . 65 reani.
Of 'age, leaves a :widow, t o sons' anct
t9„daughters_ • -
• W•11,11TECH,1„IsitC11... "
'
Mrs •Ged. Cottle xds.ited last Ns-eeg
with her daughter Mrs, Browning of
Kincardine
Igrs, . Hogg and daughter of
TharnesfOrd',:are :'Yfaitine.dvith Mr.;
and,,„M Clubts-,
' Mr. L,uiVert "Falconer -find' Miad"-
„
Bradford, of Culross, visited with,
.."iMr;4.and'.,,Mt*taTaS.,t.Falconer.
We are glad to repert.that Robert
Lott who underwent . an operation
iparsov i enki cefloy. ra•,,r),;1e.11'
, Mr. Jas Wilson Made' a • businesg
.,°trip. to Toronto 'last' Friday, •
number ,of young people of tligi
Y. P, S', 'spent a,. social evening with
,-Attr-and -Mrs; •-qeo-.---Garton- at- theit---•
heine • in ;Lucknow on Monday even -
Ing,, During the 'evening Mrs: Garton
was
was. presented twith„ a small token of
their appreciation of her help to the
-soeietr while living -in.,-WhiteChnrelw:;;:,
PURPLE GROVE
Watson Sett is visiting At
--='.‘tont
Mmss Tranter.,slictit the week -end. '
With Ripley friendS,
We are sorry 'to rep'ort Mrg.; '
,Thenipson's-4:011dition not se'
Dick RiChard 'sold, a valuable
town of horses in 'Lucknow isat'
VV°et,-. Jack 'Emerson
M.delivered Ilnd .;
hunch Of •es.ttle to Ackert Brois last
wee,
and mit', Albert' Scott613.4
losireoi• t Sunda at ,74tr, Chai.le;
Oa
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