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FOR .SALE -6 -foot, cot - Fleose &
Wood Mower. .-7 Apply. at 'Sentinel
• Office, '
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HO:0SE .FOR SALE — 6- room
'house, .good repair, , newly painted;
hard • and soft water, %eacre
Mr§ John Darrow.
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COTTAGE FOR .RENT-5-rearned
cottage at Bruce Beach', fully' fen high -
ed; hard . and suft Water,
.2 geed stoves. Call'. 41, Ripley. • '
FOR SALE—Purebred „registered
hereford 2 -year-old , bull and rnienhee`-
ef Pigs, and some calves.—Jack Cur -
rah, R. 1, Dungannon.
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• e -e -e . :NOTICE-
Prompt • ee'rviee all lines . of.
'plumbing' And heating: Repair Shoe
in rear of Maeseer-Ilarris: buildirig.—
, Allan MacConnell."'
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,FOR RENT OR SALE—Cottage :at
Poiat Clark, Ont, Five rooms,. large
verandah; Water in :kitchen; aetrattive
ideation. "Apply to Mrs. A. M. Spence.
8$ Alexandra' SteOshawa, Ont. e
• AUCTION. SALE--ectf farm, stock,
iineilements, „ etc., . at -Lot 71, Kinlas.7.
Twp., 1.1h. miles ,31're§t of, Lueknoiv,
Tuesday, June 22nd. See 'bills 'far list
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And t' S. Exceptionally good „line
of stock; - Absolutely no resetve.---e.
' James T. Webster,Prop:,
Matt.7Gaynor, Alec. '
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. PERSONAL
, MEN! ;GET . 'VIGOR AT 'ONCE!
NEW OSTREX TPnie Tablets Contain
raw oyster invigorators :And ether
stimulants One .dose Pepe up organs,
glands. eif not delighted; maker re7
efunda.....priCe_paiseei-11:25,4a113nte
MCKI1VPS DRiJ STORE
PARAMOUNT. DANCE ,
Dance in the Paramount Hall on
Friday, June 18th. Music by Hogan's
'67piece. orchestra. Admission: , Ladiee
15c; Gents 25c (tax induded):'
The-PARAMOUNT PICNIC. •
The anniiat Paramount All -Day
picnic and e snorts, day; will , be held
at Point Clark, this •Saturday, June.
19th. Eyeryboey leigleome. 'Please.
bring lenehe
COUNTY- CHURCHPARADE •
• Members of. West :Bruce Orange
Lodges .and Ladies? Le 0. A. A. Led-,
• ges, will attend ',Divine Worship in
' the Luekneyv Presbyterian :. Church,
this: 'Sunday evening: June 20th. All
members to meet, at the lodge iceint.
• at 6.30 "o'clock.• •
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GARDEN PARTY
: The annual Garden Party of ' the
' °Ashfield Circuit :W.,. A. will be held
at •Hackettes Chueek on: Friday, June
25th. • Supper 6,8 p.m. The play
"When Hinkley Came To Towne will
• be, presented by the Young People
: ofeelielgrave Church. Admission:
•. Adults ' h
35c• Children ,20c. •
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. 'ST. ',HELENS': GARDEN • PARTY
The, ,annual gatdereepatey of Se:
Helens' :United ChurCh • Will be, held
on the church grounds this Friday,
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June 18th. Runner Served from 64o
8 'o'clock, followed' by the 3 -act COIF,:
edy-draini""Mether • Mine", presented
by the. Young People of Whitechurch
, United chueele. Supper and 'play Will
be both e under c ever if Weather' • is
linfa,vorable:A. mission c an
PERMANENT WAVING
$3.50 — -$5.00 — $7.00,
SHAMPOO, FINGER WAVING
MARCEL .
Make •Appointments At
A if 1, .CULD E•
SPIRELLA
„ FOUNDATION GAR ENTS
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Designed Exclusively For you
Only in this way it is pos e for a
foimdatjon garment to e coninletely
satisfactory, u perfect fit
arid lovely style
, See 'Mrs. . lelanInnie,
orseteiete, LUCknoW,
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WHEN IT IS 'KNOWN
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thatabouthalf the peonie need •
" eitenie sere of Ali eye seritiee; it
eeeiner reaseehtible that eroii MAY
he". amen* that number. Doubts
should be at once removed.
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; Tr 4C k: e Scale.
WeigheSceleeeDemaged Ae".C.
Station' Monday' Eveniag :AS Police
• Weigh.: hie. eleavilee • leaded . Log'
Truck Iti Carrying Out Instructione:
To Proteee- "truce -County Roads„
-'The *Farmers' Co-Operativc 'Com-
pany 'Weigh scales at the Q. N. R.
yards; in- „LucknoW were considerably
,daniaged 'on Mbhday evening, when
a 'heavily 'loaded log ; truck of ethe
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Goderien IVIanufacturing Co., broke
through the platform, .
The 'truck driver was ordered onto
the scales by Provincial "Officer Mc -
:Cleves and Constable 'Archie *.F.erghee
ore, Who •• were .carrying out County'
-tieni•iciles bedew:Ilene. tae*beek pie' on
1i...tickers,' in a • campaign against ov-
erloading 'with a viewefo protecting
Bruce County's roads. e. - ,
-The truck wes encountered' corning
froin, the, north, by the officers, 'who
had Spent the .day in this locality
working on a new hide 'stealing 'Ceee
The load exceeded, the Weighing cap-
acity of the scales and • as .it was
about to Move off, went through " the
centre of the platforni, ,
Winter and sprenie dainege to the.
Le cicuow,Blackherse reed has left
itili„ poer. conditien. . At Several;
points -'along the ten -mile stretch.
"Soft spots” :haVe been dug:„ out And
filled with , • gravel, ..-And :it is in an
effort to protect such roads that la.
close . Watch, heingekente •
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• ILIDES TO. EN
Proyittcial Officer !MeCievis and
Constable.•Ai'cleid.. Fergieson 'Were- in
town on. Monday co-operating with
.Censtable., :PeeJ. Mciere„, in: „the
.most. recent robbery.: J. L. Mc-
Millan Was , again the . victim, thee.
covering thee. first of '• the • Week,
ebat• halfea• dezene hideshad ...beeei'
stolee fioni his slaughter ' house, •juse-
north of town. Virden ....MOwbray • is•
.aled :stated to have heere relieved of
the tarpaulin e off his truck, evehile
'other- petty thieving -.Was reported,.
Police did net disclose, whethee or. not,
there are imniediete prospect S of :an
arrest ' being made.
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Vist In New York' • .• .
• :Mr: and 'Mrs. B. • Peaelman'end
pine:von ..MacDotialele re7
tarried by motorearlyTuesday motile
Mg, • •aftei marc than a week's Visit:
in New York , City. On Sunday they,
attended !the Wedding af liere..Peatl-
man'S °niece, ' .Silerernian, to.
Jneenhe:Solidek,e_which_etook-Plaeeeek
elloteleConimodneeeeNeWeYeekeeityeeee
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,. TENNIS .CLUB
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. It _was' sincerelyhoped by the ex-
ecittive .ileat long before 'this:our two
courts -- would ...be in geed , pia " g
condition,. , '13Of the -difficulties • an..
dal and e otherwise have' been fe en;
elis aee..unforeecire IJONN'airO,', ,we are
beginning to See the results: of many
weeks of labeure and headaches .since
it ' was decided to le.eurface them:
with ,ciayeeed we believe that at
lasf we can announce With certainty;
that thee sfitfeee :Will be fit for 'Play:,
bY Monday' the, 21st.,
On Friday, line 18tle, there will
be an Open i eating : of ' the . Chile ' at
'the home of e president at 8.30:pen.
l'Iwre are committees ' to be formed
and plans to be. outlined for the eea..:
sews ipeearare eq.; activities. If you
ere in. any way interested in .tennis;
we want. you to "Lie nee.sent, and any
'suggestions will beeappreciatede '.
. The •fee for membership is ;.$200
for eaeh..neambee or $5400• for 'the
family; They may be Paid to any of
,the • exeen6ive: itatiih, •Hoteon, secey.ees
treas.; Frank .Maeleenzie, . vice-pres.;
and • Dr: Fowler, president. . Prompt
payment of fees will' greatly .assist
me in our 'efforts te, have a fillet •rate
tennis club. • ' ' • ' '
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BA'SEle tie MON DA Y
LucknoW ee aiming ' their ' 4th
•straight win when they: meet Te'es-
water in the local park next Monday,
.Jurie 21.st, at 4.30 O'clock; zin a sch&l-
tiled Brace • League game,: • • .
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 'CLUB
On' "I • I)
account of Preparatory sere -
ices ;in the Presbyterian Church this
Friday evening,. the Cldistian ,r'Fel-
lowship Chile will not hold its re-
gular meeting. 'A week fiorn •Friday
evening, , the 'program ' will be in
-charge gef the .girls of the Club' and
a splendid progearn is being :planned.
All erating.neolele of High Se:1160i eft
and over are . cordially invited to
tome and bring their friends. For
the next ineethig please iced second
Chapter of Acts and. be • 'suit and
bring your Bibles. The Meeting opens'
'With a Gospel eitigsong at 7.45 p.m.
sheen: We 'hope you Will. be On dine.
SON. OF FORMER LUCKNO'.WITE
WINS" SC,HOLARSIIIP
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Snit Of. 'the, Late ;Prattle 1,
, 'IlheMi)SEM,tias .A1;eth;g0"; Matic Of
.• :06.20 (eVer Poet Yea,t, Cont,S6 :
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Robert "ThoMpeon; son of :Mee.
ileleefeeleteeheellliompseeie-af -Wa s leinten
Wieeensin, litie been named Vaiedie7
tOriari of the Wephburii, 11101 Bglio(il
graduating elasS!' Of 1(./1/,, ITC a Son
Of the late Dr; Frank ,I.:rhe.reimeti,
batted leieltriaW, and-WI-14*e: 'death
teeetirteci inifte
feW. years ago',
tivr4r#0#0106VIRF,S404
DIED 1N ORTH 1;i4KOTA.
elre. eltolieit ',Hunt; A Sifiter • Of Mrs.
. James peke'. :Of 'll9134.094,.,Peeses.
. In 71st Year
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Ward.: has. been received of • the
death ',Of Mee. Alice. Ifiente,•which
.curred on June 6th; at Revela; North
Dakota. Mrs. Hunt; who iwas 71 Years:
of age, 'formerly 'Ned At Holyroed,
evhete she is well remembered by old-
er residents. . , • .
Mrs. Hunt was born in Northamp-
ton, England. In with her sister,
Mrs.. James Baker; they came to'.
,Holyrood to 'make: their home • with
their aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A.
T. Campbell:, ;who kept store there.
Following ' her :rnartiage to, Robert
Hunt, who, lived on the 'farm now own-
ed eleet Mte Georges White, 'theee MOVed
to Rewla, North Dakota, where ' Mr.
Hunt :passed itevay some twenty-two
years ago. •
Mrs. Hunt is survived by two son'
and a. daughter; also two sisters,
Mrs. James, Baker, Holerreeel and Mrs.
Lillian Leavite, Boston, •
QUARTETTE APPEAR TODAY' .
CONCERNING BLYTII HOLDUP
Two ;Months' Old Robbery Case Is
Believed To Be ' Nearly Cleaned
UP—Trio Of Local People Involved
According toreports from ,Goder;
ieh, developments in the $800 robbery
with Ali• violence of Jesepli. Coalter,
YAL,bslie,,IP:reelieateee
that . the affair ,mey soon be )cleanedl
eThe. .first of ' the Week 'Provincial
Con§table 'McCoy of Goderich, 'who
las been handling the cdee, arr.estece,
two brothers, Freak and :Cecil Garniee
of Toronto, and •their cousin, Allan
Gainies. Also alleged to be iniplica.ie
(id is -Caswell :Hackett, recently Sere -
fenced. to two years on theft charges.
" The qtiaktette appeared On Mon-
day. before a • justice of the 'peace,
arid Were r-ilema"nded until Thursday
without bail. The report statesthat.
three of the party are alleged to have
Made: statements. ; . •
; ..The Conitet rebbetee oecuried, after
Midnight,: on April 10th, 'when it is'
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alaimed Coulter was held .up With it
,
car handle, used toirnitette a revelyer. He ecuffied the trio, 'who
staged the visit, ,but was overcome,
and the Pocket 'containing $800' was
teen from. his trouser. The robbers
Made ;their escape in a Waiting auto,
,We can supply: you with Congoe:
eenii. and Linoleum .Ruga. • at peiee§
-that ewill-eave: Yoneinohey:--Ask itus
eeefelleereneerefiTer-idpee-7-e'llIE-TivrARKE1"
spoRq., . • :
THE BIBLE MEMORY CONTEST.,
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Will thebeers and. girl e Who have
„been chosen by their teachers; to
at the :Demonstration:please ' meet
for practice at the Lneknave Town
Hall, this Saturday afternoon, • at
three "o'clock and will the . teaChere,
kindly report. as soon as " possible' the
names', of ,' the , children in the schools
who e have inemorized twenty-five,
.fifty, seventy-five ' or one "„ hundred:
'verses perfectly:. The contest will not
,be held, Until 'after school is closed.—
Lucknowi Wins:, Third
'Straight Ball. Game
Defeated:- AllenfOrd • On Tuesday By
6-5 Score—Game From Behind.' TO
Take Victory ,In , Thrilling Finish -e-
, Teeswater Here Next Monday
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• Lacknowe SepaYs ' again .did it ,the
hard •way on 'Tuesday, onthe, hoine
diamond. They, gave Allenford a'five-
run !cad, then shut them out for the
list : 5• innings. While . they. „went ' • to,
work to collect six rune; erie a thrill-
ing 'finish. . • " •' • • : . '
- It, wee the ,honiestee'S third straight
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victory, with Welsh .going the route
iIi all, tel•ee tussles. 'The. Sepoye ..will
i.v,i,.
'be go lin. . to make it four etraight
IWen 17,i
...,lecaw,!iter, :conies ,.. here next
ili
Twa iefield hits, a stolen :beee and
--nerer-reat-elset-gaere-Allenford+eriin-
in• the, opening inning, ' With ' two
twee.- in the 3rd, Welsh Walked Lan-
gilld And MeLellah; with. Nevvenaies
single driving' Langille in: A . single,.
a Walk and an error by Welsh load-.
ed the sacks in the 5th withehene
'away..Laineon rolled .to short, Fritz..
ley making: a., Peer, peg to alicher
"Pick"e 'Millerto score. Wainsingled
scoring MeCulloeke btjt .Telten . wes
caught •at,the. Plate.e'L iigille flied to•
lat. McLellan singled with Lieneon;
seining, and Wain.. w e* throWri Out"
going, into third; • •1'', ', . : •
, :.:Lucicinive broke into , the run doi...'
unin in the 4th.' • Arthur singled,
Clarke doubled and Welsh drove Wein
both in With the .second two bagger
ef the inning. In 'the. 611i, : Arthur
drove a hit of 'Seeler'§ glove; 'Clerk&
s'. ifegled , him to: third and Irwin back-
ed -:the left fielder Against thefence,
eta take his fly With ,Arthur scoring
after the: Ptit' out. ' ... . , ' •
Clark Finlayson .started the 7th
with a single and. beth ;were Safe as
-$441eVeLirideeeel---(1 1)-7-1/0Y----Fi 0,1 aerienese
grounder: IVIdCaetrieY etnielt Out; Sue--
deSaive singles ,bY-Ft'ite_ andArthur
drove-in-the Finlayeari, Bros, Arthur
Wee caught going , to. • seedid ,'AMI
Clarke flied to centre. . • '
•The' Winniiig kin Wee. eCoted in the
leth. /iWin grOnlided •te, let, Weieh,
"Itebert'e airdeige meek dining els :singled: And sceied frefil firet: ..tief
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tuition in any of the State: schools. (Ctinthined On:Page .,4), '
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AT Au3pRT, •dOLLtOt
.106, Patton, Son , Of: Rev; 'And ,MIS.
Patton" of Aphfueld circeit„. Won
"Aeerraktla eIne.""junioe - Matieguletion
r At Ztlie. Albert College Convocation
Exercises h June 10th in the, Col-
lege Mernorial Hell; Belleville, Joe
Patton, son of Reverend and Mrs. W.
J. 'Patton,, won two scholarships
Junior' Matriculatione work: Joe was
awarded the Shaw Scholarship for
highest proficiency in Middle School
as 'Well as the Holgate Scholarship in
Canadian; History. ;
Dean Joh Matheson, M.A., Fac-
ulty of Arts, Queen's University,.:yea
the special Convocation speaker,
'Phe: Convocation exercises this
year marked the Eightieth Anniver•
sary ,of „the College effel were Well
'atten(lee by • parents:
frien'ds Of the College. • *
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J. 1). MURDOCH ISITS •
IQLD'110M ,LAST-"VVEEk.
Mr.. J. D. Murdoch Of Zealandia„
'Sask.; visited With relatives here the
latter part of the week. It is thirty':?.
nine yearsince Mt. Murdoch left
the Old home in Ashfield, thefarm
new °Wiled by Mr. Isaac.. Andrew.
Some 'eight: year's later he •went west,
after being. in business at St: Helens
and at Goderich. MT. Murdoch has
visited here several times since then,
but last Week'S:vesit was. the fleet, foie
seyeial. years. 1 • • ,
1-l'eleeen gaegii a i-T-'e-a---urr -
ego veyan eing business in Zealandia;
and is vice-president of the :firth- of
leinahan, Magill and Mereloche
finan-
ciat agents,' of Saskatoon. T. H. Kin-
ahan, president.' of . the firm; is A
brother of . Me. 'Gus! Hinahan of pt.
Augustine. , .
• On his vieit heee, Me..Murdochwas,
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. R. C.
McGowan at Blyth:, •
MARRIED AT LiecieNoW
; s Ritchie - Burns e.
• A quiet :Wedding :was- solemnized
en Tbereday. Jane 10th, *hen Ellen
Buense daughter of • •Mr. And ,Mrs.
.Jemee:BuenS of Lucknoeir, became the
bride .of ••lelre Alfred Ritchie of „Zion,
son of the late -Mi. 'end 'Mrs: jaines,
Ritehie.: 'Mr. . and ••Mrs. Ritchie will
isesiee .: neat .. Tiyertan, • .‘Noore..._tife
grooM has been engaged by Me:
Harvey •Ackert.
ANNIVERSARY AT ASilEI,ELD':
, PRESBYTERIAN -CHURCH
'80th ahniversary.:of 'the Ash:.
field 'oPtesbyterian, Church • will he
celebrate'd neXt Lord's Day, .1 20;
wheri :the Rev:, Angus MacIver, 131)
of ,Tiverton„ \inn deliver the. atine-:
•Versary serreenee,et •aan. and 7:30.
Special arrangeinents; are being
inede' in ..corineetion., Withthe service
.of praise, in 'twhiClu, the taldited, dme-
glitere of . the 'Rev. 'Mr. MacIvele.
Sheila and Catherine; have 'kindler
. • , , • . .
coneented • to • assist; The minister of
the cliur.ch will .sepply. the "Tiverton,
pulpit in the, absence of its :Minister.
.&n unusually gereerotes offering at
, this time will be Meetly .appreciated.
LAYER. 'CAKE pART Op LOOT AS
, LocHALso STORE ROBBED
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.:1Iuron., County .poleee reported, that
the store of, D. A. McLennan of
Teechelsee••••-was 'heaken into at the*
week -end and a • quantity of cigar-
ettes, tobacco, 7an0 socks , taken, as
well , as one elayer cake. No arrests
„hadebeen-inaee-eeelyeinetheeweekesEpe:
trance was gained by breaking in a
door. :e
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Card Of Thanks
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To the friends and neighbers. vie°
were'. so kind 'And: eolisiderate at the
time of the, death ef our father, Mr.
W. J. 'Fisher, we extend our sincere
gratitude and thanks.
Sone'aed Daughter.
iiucKriOw HIGH 'SCHOOL • ',‘
, Subject teethe 41•Trefe •, £h Dee
students have been .tecciniMended in
nt 'af.....'Edec.iitio,h, the following
svrk.the, subjects leeichtect, on the 'yeritee
•.
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. Upper Scheel.
R,Bot;
Zool R, Phys. R. • ; , .
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Finlayo, Cainci-oi—Eug Lit. R.
MaePeneld. Marixen LeeeAlg.
Fr. Au. It, Fr. Cotne, R., •
MAdHeneie, "Ctitheeitige,-Mod. .Hie1.
"Geonie coo.' R.
• Maelceeile; Prank—Atge It, Hot, R.
MaeLencle Leonard—Eng. teinn. R.
Marere-Eilee Lit. Ai: Med.
Iii•st.„R, Trig. R,11 Bet. R;
Chem lee °Fee •Au. lee Pe. Comp.' R.
Ritchie, Dori—Fr. COMP,,eR.' •
, . Middle.:Selieol- .-
Ai 611.. larilleAlg. • R,, Chem.' ;Re
. Blake; IVInfiel—Eme. Lit. R. • '
"Caesar, "Madeline --Eng. Lit; R,
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Gook; Edne-ePhys. R.
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A,•olelattoti,ver)i.ioelliiesIttiiildliclift,t17.0mCLittite,cit?;:s•.1bientI;171:L,.. • 6.1m,
doinp. Reelllige hit; ll„. Alge R;
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MacDonald,' MatiOn. 1.t. •
'MacLeod, 1eeonarel-7LAte Au. R,
Lek. Conine Re Pt. COMP,. R.
•1. gts, Mot:64n, Ptioe,
JUN.: 17th. 193J7
It!(, Inc etre,417:.
Gave Long. Service
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• A .,
Mr. Frank lienry.,:Resigned. After' Al.
most. flalfeA Century AscSecretarye
. Treasurer Of Whitechurch School
•Was One
Of The
'M r. Frank Henry, secretaryetrea,
Lsurer of S. S. No. 10,, Kinloss, at
Whitechurch, tendered hist resigna-
tion. at the 'beginning of the year.
This drew the curtain on 'almost haef
a 'century of service" in this eanacitY.
The first school was of leg con-
struction and opened in 'January 1860..
aernr--3f was one -of the -fiiste-ichol-
are to, attendeand for 'sixty yearshe
has eever,rnissed an annual• meeting,
Aa•a. boy, „he Caine...with hie .pare
enteeto • this section, ' which was then
eelid: hush; and has, eeseded. On the
same farm for 80 years. He has al -
Ways shown an active , interest in
everything that pertained to the wel-
fare of the community, serving fif-
teen years • As Township councillor
o,k4a..R.e6N:e; and 52 years as Finan-
cial ,secretary .of Court, Whitechurch
Mr, Henry has won the respect of
all in the surrounding 'country; by
his honest, straightforward and bus-:
ineseelike characteristics. lie. is still
hale'end heart and moves ° aboutewith
the Agility, of a man in his early •"fer-
ties",-• It is the wish of all their
friends, that he and his wife, :who
leek year celebrated their golden' wed-
ding anniversary, may • be blessed
witheanierfee,einereee-yea'rseofeehapPinesse
'.tegetheir. • •, • '
COUNTY MEETING 'HELD'
AMBERLEY TUE
, _ SDAY,
e
•
• The senheannual: meeting of . Wes
Bruce' ,County Orange Lodgewas
held at Areberley °en ' Tuesday night
'Withfifty members: in attendance and
County e Master John. Miller' presiding
The 12thof: Julywill be •celebrate
ip .Ceinten, .,eveth .• Te'eewatekdecided
as the ;.Celebration centre il
193$. Atrangeraerits were made , to
hold a e.County • Pitied); peeade', ' in
LucknoWethis. Sunday evening, and
niso to attend servide .,,in
Teeewater the failuwing &index' ev-
ening.,
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:SALKELD RE UNION HELD
, :AT GODERICH ON :'SATURDAY
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A mithbee were present from ••the
St. Helene bean/minty, as the Salkeld
den, descendants Of the late John and
Martha Salkeld, gathered at Harbour
leaele,__Oacieeicheeree...SettirdaYeete:_eet-
ehrate; the 1:04th annivershey of the.
den -dint of , their ,foirefathers to these
parte:: One cif the best !known of
Heron- Cennty. pioneers, was ,Isaac
.Salkeld, son,of john,: wiece_anee leroWect
and Oiled eS,farmtand what • is now
Courthouse Peek, in • the heart of
GodericheeThere were :125 . present,
including Mks/ R. . of Ste'
Helene; • who eelebrated her ; 81st
.birthdasie on Monday, and a great -
greet -grandchild, Ann Todd, frienibeie
of .1he fourth gengratiene Member -
of the clan -.came* 'Item eTeren
Guelph, ;Milton, , Stratford„ Leaden;
and fro,n heady- every section of
Huron eCeenter and-essages were
ereeeive•d'. from Chicago, mo, North...:Da-
keta, and Alberta, Sohn W. Islunter;'
of Gederich, retiring president was
the: chief dinner speaker.
Women's institute Offers
..Assistance ' To:. Arena
. •
Agree To Reiee '$25.00 Each Year if
,
;. Necessary,e_Towarde....Meneing_Conie.
mitnity -Hall Debenture -- Forty -
Four Members Present • 4.•
,
:The Women's Institutel pledi
gede themselves to raise '$?e.po each
year for tiveotY years ifnecessary)
toware meeting the annual debenture
payineht' oh the Arena and Commune
ety Hall. This decision Wks-, reached
at the' june nieeting at the hoine of.
Mrs. \V. V. Jehriston 'an Friday With
forty-fouis members• present: -
Mrs. Clarke presided and 'after the
cipening exercises, an invitation Was
eivederefrereeetlireeTeesevatereelost',
te. e • to :have the 'tidal branch meet
with ,theln 014 Ally el3tine, Twenty -
flee cents ' transportation: fee is to be
"peed by each metriber When they hand
eheie name te "the transportation
conunittee of Mrs: J. C. McNab and
Mrs, L. C. ThonipSeri: 'Mrs. McNab
gave a report on. the • sale of quilt
tickets, elie draw " for which will be.
nriale At the 'fleXt Meeting.
' The report of the- district lahrinal
• read by Mrs., • W.,' Henderson:
The Woad "A Woniail is no elder
than ;she' looks," was taken by Mrs.
L. C. :Tlionipson."Cointniinity.' singing
was followed by the 'reading of.
tieen lVfaey's message to the We:
then's Institutes Of the, ,British ;Doe
inkier's. The tepid on the. religious
intolerance of Ilitler`e eefeinle "Wag
taken by: Miee, .YoitteXie, and t
'Phillip ' Stewart sting :ee solo, tame-.
cd social • helf Abet. '
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PRIN.CIPAL ; AT THAMtSPORD
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F•riende. are eeingratulatieg Mr":
..Wittecin nttor. years
ot stieeeefifill teeehhIg 'et Beifest; hes
seatred: ;the principalship ' • ef•••,
l'oeilied echocil Thetteeterd.
atid Mte. old letilly WM, be
greet& miseed from" the Belfetet
r1+.•••••,1••,,,,Ke4rker.,...ir;4.4
10,
• ',.frit.•lie.01.01.-
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The Byead
of Iiptilth:
OUReM9rr°,741J•e4..LITY: AND SERY.1.9
WEE-Kii-END:SPECIALS
' 'CREAM PUFFS
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. ' PfOCOLATE, LAYER CAKES :
: PIES • 4.
:RASPBERRY,. TARTLETS
. e • :
SPECIAL BUNS
. :DOUGHNUTS.'
• JELLy ROLLS,
SUN SOY BREAD
'PHONE ' 36
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111,A T BAKERY
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Bruce County - (ouncil Lops
ne Mill Of( (ounty *fr
s•
,LEVY OF 8 MILLS POR COUNTY .PURPOSES IS LOWEST IN 17
, 'YEARS. BIG ROAD. PROGRAM FOR 1.937: EQUALIZATiONOF
,COTYNri, ASSISSSMENT SET OVER '; R .YEAR.
Misy SUMMER PEssIbii• CONCLUDES A T: PORT. 'ELGIN 'ON
FRWAY NJGHT
.•th4 .COUntr, Counc , ,.,w ic specie --,gra sa werema e•• 5.8. No •
41e1"14-'1SI:inini"ittillg'"6426i414E1irl' Ed 1114dillind:S111:$ 1 '80 10
f,..Et
,Monday night to Friday even -
SI S No 3. Lind-
. . .,.
ing ;af. last. week, . featured very. l'eYe $100: and SSNo„9EnatIlOr,
•4'74.71t
busy' session, -intertwined' With Sonie The usual grants were : Made.. to.
pleasant social functions, by reducing .Libraries 55 to each rural •
the, County rate .to -8'.rnills on the dol- school library having 100 volumes or
lar, the 'lowest in .seventeen : years, Over; $15. to each Public Library have.
0.* rnPeetet .0tElghien eisicitttnntjeteaeli Public Library havrng over 1500
ded.ai.statty9als ;waenld-ir.g 300 to 1500 volumes and $30 to:
WalkertonIn return th'e Coun- As .. is . makingPlane
, ' for
,
'Terilitue4tdaainsredidgttetms.
.
ijr,P6rlianiOnt madeethe lakeside vil-, the inauguration Of a V,Intofian Nuri-
lege the ,usuef .special grant Of $i50. iIg sereice,e'ineleding a seheol:mire- .
TCOleten-;:epiiiec;,.edriereg'gilerset-dnoessd.waya•oriiegnhevathne-' ivt:iags.,sesvreroincseortleudrinbgy tRhee•eYveease.,w
inter of
,db.1a.,1n.seeinue,atroanTdarfaii riptV.iileoerlgeit•iCotiihnedilitiert'itna Ncluaolsi.lietiegtOna:Aonodunethyeeetithoriof Brant re -
Chisholm
eapilal.' • . • • ritnideincto.trforbie'Ework.ai.t..,MBrr.Bruce,
appearedM..G
Game.
Tbe. OPeningenieetinge.exas.. begun so
With. peayer" by Reeve J. C. Tohnie before the Connell and Madea strong e
.of Southempton,. Iii w 'brief adelteise appeal in .favor of • the. grantee -How-
to :. the; Coronation • of "the: And,
Wardee ,leanDuSee. • Made re,ferenee. feitieyeworaret.bhireeimite.e:tavuabetsetrts'helisoldf:.w.ttioest..0•Iimo.otue,;atenilaxths..:
Qiieen,..alid meinbers' 'Of. the,' 'council
:Nee•Rptlioeriss4eifi.Atneitehienife.a.,Ity.by.,eli:Oging. 't.be liceonudityura.ae 7aithwhg:inee,rbaul.tin„wteornelscit boef,:tthore,,.,
Among eoninhinicatione received 'the" benefit of only Walkertonand. the
;Was' approval of Ilon. 'I', B., Mcques- imniediate vicinity, and if any such
rlielinoistesti,605figh;oHn_foxyer_yfoe
lns oiriteeeriannecao, 4ihic_optielnititbeateiel:aWreedr!..b-1.3rtLatabitoline7asdeto.
it
-'.4dreTtintou„
bililding, of roa.de..tliroughout in•., the County. urban and rural alike.
Bruce., • • , . • :gLaavteer niont.1.46,tSheaeteioant :Rteh'eeereColtiviosmhoblemt,,...
Levv
' • . • •County
session :he: 4Ould Move that a 'trout
• in 'order to meet alt the estimated
expenditures, ef the Oeuty: daring .9'f'810 be made to each ruraldaSs'•
oraerermi'edan.:.:.$5.. to each, urban eelasseatm
class -
the the County. tate was Axed. Wieeee a school nursing eetericee
all
at 8' Ingle:- of which '2,%e mills," is for
County reads and '
,etheee'reirpo.seS. This is 'a straight re- • .•• Grants
duction of one..iiiull, frohi 'jest.y.ear's .TheefolloWing grants were inadee,
rate, aril enakee.tbe 1937 'levy the Beuce..Courity Hospital, Walkerton,'e
lowest • in :17 years. This reduction $3e00; Kincardine General Hospital
Wee' :Medd, possible: b the Province $2500, in addition to a special grant • '
asseming the •County's share of Old .of $1000 toWaidsthe cost of ConStrudee
Age ,Peesions and Allow- ting an elevatore'Liores HeadeOutPes*.
Ances, hY..a. substantial • decrease : 'in 'Hospital 5800: Children's Aid Society-.
the•heepital ectoiints .of indigent pai-. .$2500 Bruce Count Educational Ase.
edits and by the: IOW -debenture -debt .eoeiaeion; ..$10e. Village of .Port Elgin
of ,the County, which now stands. at $150; Inspector J. M. •Gaind. towards '
$9,510.94. The total amount of :the the eget, of displaying scheol. exhibits '
County levy for :120.37 ,is .$229,11224,, from. his Inspectetateeede the, "Cana -
hut 'as , -the :appropriation for County •dian National 'Exhibition, 1937,:$50.e
highways 1 .$165,90(1 'of . which the te.eaeli. of the four District Women's -
Govereinent • pays one-half, the total Institutes in the County • 525;-. to the •
•expenclituire „for County perposes.dere: Ageictilteral _ Representative to . de-
Mg:Alm year will he about $311;009.. fray . expenses of young people. rep-
-fi6.v
••di..3.iEngee'6f7t;alit
ehen,s, .21,1.10..un• resenting,. th.e County at lnter-Coun-
The and Ptoviaeial competitions, $175;:.
e1nee3e1etoe.$44,.7.e3-4,2-45'. 'Were-1114de to the_ to the North and South 'Bruce Plow-
various- High ...and • .:,cemereeiheiqn menes, AseociationS. $10' each; to each ,. .
schools inti4„,bounty to nay for the Horticultural Society holding an are.
ceet of,ehe edudatioe of County oepae, nual eheiv .$26.; to the -Massey Sehole
that is, pupils- residing in the Town-
. ''
thee.,
o
ehipe out§ide the limits of the sdhOof ''eti:)erpsheini)se'sFouirida7fithrsWta-rlesat:. P,satuYdirlgnt, at '
eieettees. , : ., ., ...„. . • , . ehe Agricultural' College; •Guelph $50.
''
,•• High ' 'Seho els 1-- . Cliesley $429L72;.4:, ,,e Grants:' were made' to the 15' ttiral Societies in the Ootinter; as .
Ag-
Kincardine'ricu $5961.43;.' eLocknow $2,- '
fellaws; -,Tara •$170;. Mildmay $1,48;'
070:70; Port Elgin. $4082.12.; Walket-'
Chesley, ,$125; ;..Lioriese Head ;$136.;
. ton •$7278.e1 e Wiarton..e3439.56; . '
Continuation 'Schools •---- Ilepivoith .Hepworth .$102e Ripley $137; Kincar-
dine .$121e Lucknow:$145e Pot Elgin.' '
$1288.$8; tiork,,' .1 -lead: $1442.68; Pais,
; •
.ley $2748.57; Ripley • $2640.76; South-
$1411 Paisley $133; Pinkerton $8$;
anipton $10346e; Tare $154423;
Teesevatee $223:', Tiverton 'Silk: Uri,
teetwate$4780.61Tiverton 11.97
' ..;
:.. , . .
..
derwoo:d, $94; Wiarto!i ,$121. ' . -
..r .... •$.- :
With the 'exception . of' ,1.1apl,Vortlh . Council .apProved. , Of the: following
..• - • ,
•ResOlatio , . • . ..
Which teeeivee a large grata feoin ieeolutighee• -3, :; ' ' , • • .
Grey ', for inipile ftere • Nit; deeinty; (1). Feoin. the County of Perth, ie.
. : • • e
the . contihilatieri •ISfehoels are ,:given queetiog the Provincial. Goveramerit.,
the option of 'gc'cepting the 'above to fix ,A uniform hour for the open -
amounts ereenee times .the Legislative. ing and dosing' Of beverage rooms in ..
grant; •The 'grant - to Allentord Con- cmthrio., . • .' . ,.-„. , .,
tinnation. Seheoe. is 'fixedat. 21, tithes ' (2) From the ' County Of NOrfolk. •
the .Legislative grant. . e: . . •. . •: requesting the PreVinehil, avveihinent,„
'...Ac&Matk for the' 'educatiori Of true to peOnipel land. (*bete to tefOtest. at
peinils et, schools ' in adjoining Ct01/11- •last. 5% Of all lends ciWried' by then.'
ties .; (this being paYable. bY.Statutel .. '(3)' Peon the Counter of Perth fee
were prisSed as 40110W:41. 'Girniph Col- Onestirig 'an' amendrdellt to, the:Public,-
legiate Institute, $4e.354/, Clinton . Col- Schools Act whereby -no school can be
l egi ate ,;.„, In'a,ti th to. $ t le.8n; , -.'Clifeopci dosed, without the ecnisent 'of At lease
.COntiteation. School $05.08:. FordWich, '55% of •Ilie reSident ratepayers, pro.,
CetitletItiori School • '020.12.• ° ' tiding' ,Sitid .reeepayerscontribute at e
-
To 'aselet certain Week schools e ein. last 50% of the cost Of maintenance '
,
the .Brueee Peninsula, the following.. of such school. • .
' '''-:' ' (4)From theUnited Cotintiee of
's ' -:••• eiStorreent, Dundee; arid Glengarry re -
GOLDEN WEDDING, AT :KANSAS,
„ ....-••• • s •
, . . : :
KINLOSSLADYTO,e•ee'fTEND'
qUeetlifg• the Provincial ''.GOVernnient.
to defray the edit of the hespiteItze.,..
I I
to attend the, .geden ,.Weddieg
Mrs.• Johri COX if Concesemie 10,1.. ., thdigoit , vailentii, .
tion of indigent Patiente* e '7
Aim, .:
Kinloss, left en. frniaY :fdr K'Ali.g.zti.'•The filli'.for. indigent patients at
hospitelseeshowsetee-COnSidettibleeeele-'—
'i76vgitrfal"r'"(itii-6147:76-s'eiiii:' erenee beim fate -the correspond -
met'
Met: at _Ste-TherniesebYeher elle:ReVesepasgode at" rifiii"Sesifeiii.. amounted" .,te, .
G. t4.t.*Ce°•'S (St l'Net,'W' 11014 Mil .&11."61"'''' $5428, AS againtt: $8.246 )3eSeed ° at
V°4" * ' ' ' ' • • I PreViiiiii g in . the &sentry fewer • 06.,
'pm-Lied:ACV • to ..eithingtbit, ,x,..ithstta., i....0
36§opti tosilo la a. 'other ' ilt *CVO"' Iii,, ; 6 dorenelled'eto tele' ntl *thqjtY:
i th jeneeee§eion -108e, Whith ShOWe •
i'eele'if el-tiltit:, Tveviel.'LlliV el'iv.'"e.' e'e" it le 'elated thee tild Coniity ...le" tiO V ,
.!N.,17,0ir- 1(1 l'''°Y! ...11:.°Y.1‘P- ())fil.11:.1.P.-t.„,.: „t 1.113AA,.,°'-'44"f'.•tae':iy`I.,:iiii.li'eSS;--Iii.'"eliieesconetectidii-- -
Orn on th ' . ' .
iiiii'boeCeSsion. Ile left Kinloss Seine lac'9 !.•
441''.-""r0 Ter --11151.-etn'i*.Tra ur V: acilinir. •
55YeAte or inoed age,' . ' 4Colititted Oh pato ay ,..
1
BOyle and Mrs. 130Y1.'M*1'8"...16x Aeg petted, last that,yetit. The accounts
where ::ehe, luniner• event eiri be diede •thet; eelei better fineneliti*ediditiona,„,
dariiinainty; At a betrd meow* ep, I
elleeefe A b
4 the
now teitcher trent,* list Sixey-
two 'eeeletletere ..iieeeetiiig.•'"'.ieei ieet;:iiiiiireeeee'eleteee 4
oi 1
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eve, :Lee,