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THE LUri N,OW `SENTINEL
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C?UN TRIP RAIL.. TRAVEL..;BARGAINS
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ATTRACTION = CHICAGO,—TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 22
BR'ADDOCK vs.' LOUIS •
WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGHT CHAIVIPIQNSHIP
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Port Huron,` ; $2.55 , Windsor..' *.
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all` low:. fares
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•Stations
Itc, tt.Tn In.grmateor4,Re!urn Limito from, onto. ASK .FOR HAND'
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AI WAYS USE CANADIAN NATIONAL TELEGRAPHS`
BERVI
• Mrs Geo, • ' Clark' - of Kincardine,.
visited friends here on; Wednesday,
Mr, and,' Mrs. J : Geddes and
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LANGSIDE'
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• Sets Rate Amt 4 Mills: ;
The Whitechurch United 'Church "'"
'Ib. soot, Over ' 140 000 . On• Roads are holding their anniversary services TOOK BAD.BEATING
on Sunday, June 13, in the morning'
ctrl t To ilif'hW, av nt'11 a.m. and in `the evening at 7,30•, Your's .trulyr didn'•t cover the Han.
This Year—t7b�
°Workers Being Drought Iirto The Rev, Mahoney of esday,ls• is to be over-Lu'eknow game here last .Wed
C "inty,, Decline Grant To ' Mass, 1.he speaker. On Tuesday,. June 16th, nesday, .and maybe it, was just . as
Fund, the Bluevale Dramatic Society 'will well, for; the locals lost, 17' ,to••,1..be-
,present their play, - Clover Time" at fore a mere handful, of fans:.
`Upon9estimates, submitted by Tree-<• the garden party,
surer :A,..I-!. Erskine, Fibron: County Mr, 'and -Mrs, Robt. Doyen: of Wing , , .
:, ,. .-.,-_ ,� c a.. •t,,,••-•:-.: ,,,T.t .�<.• , . / ed Lucknow Play in Kincardine tai
:'. .. "^�i^`59'»R'�.'A"T§F�' "�S'L"��.1::'''� 'i. -.+.; q .ti a f +Sh -Y .,
_r., w•.-.r.� s.}e.:.�.,.:'ww.�,+w.wd•F+ e•rr r i•.7x ._.•u+ � -- •e heh;e• -+a. .r •:-y .Y. �e'.a��Ll.rt.i.v�y'` ,V lY; �!�'Ia:f�Y� jllt''XZ,•
the tare rate atm malls; n' tti e cast. :- ►oor home -game xhts.,Saturday afternoon
of. secondary , school: education for' •. Mr,' Wm'; :Conn, clad the- phone-re':.with Owe Sound 'the visitors
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those•• -m inicipalities: ;outside :, schoal ..installed on Monday.. . n ,
areas. The rate' . is, made up of, Gen- Mr; `and Mrs Russell ;.Ritchie spent `- It's ''.a; long,. `schedule of. .sixteen
oda.
• . Su with. 1111-•. rs. 'L - am � each MJamese e a
r•al Iif)5 dill mount Highways and s h d ,lent 'can. ha
e mills, � H a Yg n et�
1:70- mr11s Pi-' Y g' Y- p ins pe
" on. . -Vila anosh •�, � before 'a `3 h�•n sof b r •fo r of"th- .
v' �ci 1 . a Vsi
.T i vs 3 W e u'nine team' start
' } ..tn ,>; M. , � . . • •.a e• s..
• mitis.;., r.• Mr Tom ;Morrison of Toronto, :who the playoffs early in "Aug -st.' _
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• ;•,•Counci}: r•efu�,t>d ,to.-mai.e:;a, gi'ank spent .'the•pastAveek at':his home '
. - - : What `the 'squad needs. is' ,plenty, of''
-to ,the, ,fund� to buy. °a'•. farm.. for •:the returned • tp -Toronto: on Monday.'. .• ._• .. �, ,
rac is nd littl f h
County's: • largest family, r the': • 1 as,se. Air: and: igrs '> J`ames" McInnes,::Jan p. t ��e a a e o, ,s t at peps. , '•
family of 31'. healthy.. children, 10 to and Anne, an'd Mary' Caution of upp drotonic ttheirhquarters Winn the
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boys and.'11 girls. In seeking' a .con•. �'VhitechW Cit 'spent Sunday with Mr. cash box: •
anti Mi s Orville Tiffin. -
The. Women's- Institute will hold
their June meeting at ,the home of
Mrs. Gibson ' Gillespie. • Topic "First
schools and the ehanges made in our
educational system -and in the school
curriculum." ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Richardson,- Bob
Grace and Jim, spent Sunday with
?.Ir. and Mrs. /, W.- Pinnel' of; Culross. •
Mr. - Blak c•. °Gann s • ent Saturda
tribution, Frank Delbridge, publicity
roan, told 'Council that a news reel
film of the family would be en the
screen shortly, 'Enlarged 'photos had
CULROSS- C
CORNERS.. been' forwarded: to'. the King and
Queen', Queen ' Mary, the pope and
a. busi, 'other.•:.dign taxies "• and the pope's.
Mr. Earle Hodgin's made . blessing would .be''bestowed • on • the
'fleas tri to :Kitchener,: Monday;, 'famil . b a aie dele 'at ata fun.
l'. y y a p p -8 e
Mrs. ;Jas',, Ross of :'Lueknaw: , is ; ction' to be held within: the 'next few
M1 rirsing'.Mrs:,.Jos. Hodgins, ,:who` has;
en' ••LTnoel" ole �0 �. scar
two week's:.•
London, on 'Friday ,
Miss:'',Frances. McLelland; Mrs. J.
Morritt and sons Burdette and Ettell
of Springlake, Mich;,. are here 'on •a
' short visit to• ; friends.• .and relations.
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S.'Mott attended; Confer-
enceQ' hie
in St.:: Catherines: on' Frida Mr.
and .Mrs. Mott have' the sympathy' in
their ,recent double bereavement.:
.,,Mist Sadie i adi Bushell . is • home ' from
Toronto. •
large crowd attended the ' re-
A .ge pre-
sentation,
sentation, in honor •,of ` Miss 'E;velyn,
"Blesser at the' home . of; Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon. Alexander,, on` Friday, and
enjoyed a .pleasant afternoon on 'the
'lawn. A cabinet Ofsilver and ' other
gifts • were presented, while an ad-
. dress
d-,dress was read by Miss Elva Horne.,
The bride-to-be Blade a` fitting reply.
weeks Mr. r
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iWOW" spen.`.. ," .099- on
roads 'this, year, according tothe re.. re-
polt' of the County 'Road. Commission:
This 'is an increase of about • $30,000
over,' last year. Of the total .amount
more than• $100,•000, :wig ' be, spent 'en
maintenance, • chiefly' • due Co:; , havoc,
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The •:guests' received; and accepted ,an
invitation to see . the trousseau and ,
giftsat the . home : of the ,br'ide's
parents:. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Slesser.
The Women's'' Institute. held :then
monthly meeting on. Wednesday` at.
Mrs. Gordon, 'Alexander's home'.' with
a large ' attendance.'
Mr.: Ja . Huston .passed :• unex ect-
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edly away. at his home, 'Durham Rd,,,'
6n Saturday- evening, •
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ed Mr. Jas. Geddes:. i sardine,, v
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on Shinday.
Mr. ndi ckwell of
an Mrs. W. J. B a
Kincardine. and 'Mrs. Smith, :were,
Sunday 'visitors of`.,Mrs. 9.:11. Hod -
ens •
od-dins'' North' Line •
:wrought to roadbeds by la? winter's
unusual .menthes and the. fat that
county highways were somewhat'
neglected during .depression years.
Following complaints • of several,
reeves- :protesting. against 'employ-
'Ment of. other'' than Huron ' County
workmen ion provincial ,highways in
this county,, it 'being alleged .' that
men on . relief are being --sent from
Stratford: to, relieve conditions • there,
nihile' Huron men are ,Still. gloved:' "Reeve Richard , Jhnston,, of
Ashfield ' one of • the : complainants,
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Wednesday's game was witnessed
by about $9.00 :worth of cash eustern.
ers' and you can't operate a ball club
on • that.
On the. other hand;; the fans have.
a right to• .demand•• that the: players
-turn out to practise, and that, in • a
game they keep• on battling, and then
whether or a not they come out' on,
being given. the "runaround'' by the
(Stratford office of the E mploymerit
Service of Canada. Letter's :bearing
.complaints have ::gone : unanswered
and evasive 'replies received, be• said,
Clerk J. M. Roberts, asked 'to make
inquiries•,•' reported':that some'eletters
found their' way to the welfare office
at.:• Stratfor
d.i stea
d of the employ=
ment bureau,:, But _the 'reeves
Were
not satisfied and• the investigation
to be pressed •.further.. ,
*Corinci
t •. urelased the w'o=a r'
site, just north of Goderieh, on:'which
xis located the 'tomb of .Dr, William
1 "Tiger" Dunlop. It also; ordered an
enlarged ,.Pen. portrait•' of +.the distin
guished pioneer framed and hone on
els khirt In It Co1110Y:1h i is the .:court •Tiouse_dwalls
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in 14 cities
car owners
rove
95% of the motorists w;
t_ested_Blu.-e unoco .-agains'
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-other well
known gasoline ,• in
stated that: Blue .: Sunoco im roves
ht_ performance of •' their a pe o e t e cars.
*Tests conducted' by ,
Ross. Federal Resell ch -1 Trp
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TOP PERFORMANCE ... at regular gas price
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Show Starts At -8 P.M:.
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BIGGEST
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Stars, stirring faII
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I., , hit; songs, apeotaoist •
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So :lets be on, hand:'.when Owen
Sound plays, here Saturday. The• Se-
poys are' due to break into the win
column this week and. its ten chances'
to one this will be a-' game you'll be
glad you didn't
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,`,NeXtTuesday Allenor ,plays bre.
Saturday's game'starts3.30., and.
Tuesday's at .4:30 •o'clock.
Bob' Chalmers 'get ' the ,first • Bruce'
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League: shutout of the. season•' on sat.
'urday, when, Wingham'-downed Ches.-
le 40:.
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Timmy Po Tar hal solved Ki,
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cline's -problem of a •one=man 'pitch
ing staff. For several, seasons, Carl
Cox• has' carried •.practicallythe whole'
Woad, '.but on;, Saturday .young Pol-
lard went to the, mound .and limited
Ahee*.slugging Port :Elgin= terinvAo 5-
hits, losing, the decision, .3. to 2
By ' scanning the,' scores, Dick
Payne of the'Owen • Sound Sun -Times°•
-comes 'to 'the Conclusion that Luck-
now is badly ..outclassed. „Careful
for, the Sepoys.: intend ,tto • junip into
the win column : on Saturday at the
expense Of youtr :Owen Sounders,
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With Gordon: Miller on the mound,`
Dungannon won the opening genre
in the , Maitland ' 'League, defeating
Carlow 6 = 2 • '
Bruce League Results'
Hanover, 9 Allenford 7
Owen Sound 15 • leeswater 8 •
Wingham 4 Chesley'.0,.• •
Port' Elgin.. • 3 Kincardine ' 2
DUNGANNON
Miss Genevieve Hamilton "of Tor::
onto arrivedd: home Saturday her.
parents Mr. and- Mrs: Jos.' Hamilton`
to'.spend a two -weeks'. vacation
•.Visitors:; With '.:Mr• and ,Mrs. Geo:
Irwin ,Sunday_ were .• Mr. and - Mrs,,
Wm Henry and''grandson, Wm: Hen-' borne into camp.last Monday even COURTNEY At .'Kincardine Gen-
ry,: Flesherton '
Friends;: are very anxious -'of the ing in a scheduled Maitland Teague sial Hospital, on Saturday, Alar 29,
,conditionnd gf. Tattle Doti;',Aii¢te Caesar, game .at Dungannon,•the final score to, ,11ir. :and Mrs ;Arthur Courtney,
6-year=old °daughter of Mr and aMis;
being 15 , ` i R Kincardine, a: son.
;Mill Caesar, who was rushed Sunday
evening; to St;` Joseph's •• Hospital,
(when' it' was ; found that. her 'condition
is very serious:: What makes :it more,
pathetics, is that' her little' twin brother
Donald waits: at home , for `;better
news • and. he'r Safe return We earnes-
tly hope the child's health will• soon
improve. :. ,.
Business' increases this Week in
Our.., village, as '• Mr. Chas, Alton is
stocking a complete line of :hardware
in the building annex to' his dr'y'goods
and 'grocery store. Silverwood's Ltd.,'
the termer tenant is inoving to : the:
building owned by Miss Celia; Pent-
land, which •was•'recently a .,shoe re-
pair shop.
Mr.. Jos. Stonehouse 'of Westfield
visited 'Friday with his brother, Mr.
Jas. Stonehouse. who is net enjoying
the best of health. '
Miss Beatrice 'Treleaven :returned•
to her home on the• sixth concession, "
of Ashfield, after some time employed'
atthe home of Mr. and Mrs: :David
McDiarmid..
Mrs. R. Fitzgerald attended the re-
cent graduation of ,her. niece,' Miss
Marjorie A. Campbell' of.Westfield, at
the' General Hospital; • Stratford last
Wednesday • `
Mrs ".Wm Sproule has• left , to' 'visit
friends at: Winnipeg and: points: West.
Friends' to visit with Messrs. Har., ,
vey and Herbert"Alton on , .Sunday,
:ere Mr.• and Mrs.' Robt:, McCabe and;
family, Benmiller, and Mr. and Mrs:
Thos. Mitchell ::and son Arnold, Goder-
ich :and a visit • from' their neighbor;
Mr -.s Dayid-_S. Errmgton who is re
covering miraculously from a serious
illness .was also^ appreciated. •
Mrs. Elizabeth . Treleaven returned
• to her honi'e'Thursday after Spending:
the Winter, months with her daughter
Mrs. • Jehn Andrew at Edmonton,
Mr.,and, Mrs, Albert• Campbell arid.
family of; Westfield, spent Sunday
with Mrs:" J. •BarkleY. They were .ac-
companied by Mrs. R; Fitzgerald, who,
had spent the latter part of. the Week
at their'home • -
',Miss Pearl Finnigan enjoyed a trip
toOwen .Sound.' last Wednesday for
the opening day; of Grand Lodge
there- of L. 0. L." and •• L. O. B. A • Mr.
and � rs.. Mel. Culbert and Miss Myr-
tle ',Finnigan . returned Friday Froin
Owen Sound where • they;enjoyed.. three
'days. While, there, a pleasant Meet -
was that of Rev. Ernest :Hayes'
of:.Iroquois falls,.. a- former . rector :at
Dungannon; who was also attending
Grand Lodge. '
Death: occurred on Friday to Mis+3
Jane Maize of the village, in her 81st
year, the result of heart seizure and
a stroke. She had enjoyed ° nortiial
health until the ,evening` ;previous to
_ her passing, .The. late_Miss,, Maize • was
a,daughter of the late John and Sar-
ah Maize:: She,• leaves to; mourn her
sister companion, Miss :Sarah Maize
and adopted .niece,•, ;Miss •Melinda'
Black who will , greatly' nIiss her, The
.....heli kink 1aoe a� r ill.
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A; PICTURE YU .WILL 'NEVER, FORGET
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AND. FITZPATRICK; TRAVELTALK •
Mr, Hassard, K C. of Toronto, con -BOUNDARY WEST ° "
ducted the morning, and evening ser
vice at the 'United Church:'in the 'ab- ,The Paramount U. F. W.O. intend
Scare of the :pastor: :Rea., T. R. Turn-te, entertain •the•, Kairshea U F.W.O.
er who was; attending Conference. at, on Tuesday,' afternoon,. June' leth ;in,
Windsor. While• here,' Mr. •Hassard the Orange Rail; Lueknow.
was a guest 'at the home of Mr.. and • I 'Miss .,Rhoda :Cooks eat •the- week
Mrs. o: lrwm. •
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Geo. end with her. parents, Mr: and. Mrs:
• Others to attend L.O. L. and + L. O Albert .Cook ' .}C` • • '
B.•A.. Grand' 'Lodge'''At :Owen 'Sound • • •Visito'r's with''. Mr :.and. Mrs Jas. •..
last' week were Mrs.- Do„naid: Fowler,. T. Webster over, the week -end• were
,Geo. Pentland; Benson Finnigan, Nel Mr. and .Mrs. 'Cecil. Webster` of Lon-',
son Culbert,' Waiter, Dickinson,' Ray.. don.•and; Mr.:.and Mrs.' J S McNain-
mondBrown ,and J. B. Young..i and children of Arnlierley
.:,Mr,s' and Mrs.
Harvey•,Mole newly • Mr. and Mrs.. Shelton' of Kmcar
weds, have •returned from: a honey. . Sine spent . unday with Mr. and gr...
moon ;' spent'. at Wiarton ' and Owen Dan' Nicholson.
Sound and:will reside on 'the and,
a Miss Grace• Web`ster:has gone to
mile. north of Dungannon':' . Toronto for: the summer. .
Efiective'•pitching,' and: ,:bunching
hits'. -allowed -Dungannon- toTtake; Col- BORN - . .
nvi 1 Conducted by her astor net:, J
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With interment .Tin Dtingannon: celne•
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ori• are
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• YO•U, like most peoples are courtedue when you `lion up .at thti
wicket to buy tickets. You stay in 'our place.; do•w. j•��ilc r,sr
neighbour, you respect his rights, anidi.otlerrai-e nit tri„ :,fe.';`
hies lit a 'courteous Manner.. '
-But do you think' and' act towards your fe1lOw•ruo►:,rio1'In ti►is
same kind,' and courteous �tnultler when yon gtiF't Iii 1 the
wheel of y our car and roll along: Ther' high titin;
Do,you'sound your horn'when about to overtake hint and then
patis at a *safe dletance? •' ,,.
Do you keep to the right so that others .liar safely pass
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Do you hand sig Tal. when you are about to • stop, start, slo�ir
down' or ehange•direction?
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'y'ou drive at the speed of the traffic you are in twos motto'
• !-r pede •other drivers and cause them to "cut -in"?
.14 hen you' need to sound yo% r horn do you do so hi a'ifrieiu1I ,
manner .orwdo..-yoti.give •it - a • frightening Whet?
1f you hasi not tri'ed •these eotrteous'�iriving matins rs, I
earnestly suggest 'that, you try Courtcsy'when .you•get ..lehind
the wheel of your,tar or• truck • ;
To 1`Try' Courtesy" Is to add greatly to your own, pleasure and' •
safrfy`in"'tli<iving,'ae:'lvcil as to—that o`f"ouE�ellow nttito'Ja16:
COU R'rE5Y
The New Spirit,
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