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AUGUST l2th,1937
.RSDAY,• •
ORTICULTURAl; FLOWER ArenaYote 10.00 ..
$110)ir, SEPTEMBER 4T11 • '
Take,' ./.tugus,,31st,
piker show viIL be hc.ld this yeai iif:JIY74111*7"-Tir itiii3i,%nuiGuir9EPP-earfr
•" In. This issue Of'',Fhte:
„PaYinent Of: Principal .And
4 Pi 4. 4
Intrest .Would
130:$192;5a; '
At a:special meetineol .the Village
on Satilidak, evening, .the bY.7
la*,to be Sabniitted to the ratepayers,
of the Village , in :connection -with
building' a, coMmiinity 'hall was givi;n
necessary readings and appears . in.
this issbO of:The Sentinel.' ,
The vote Will be taken, on Tuesday;
:August alit: 'Jack 11,1cQuaig, :Richard
'Webstei*" arid, E:11-1. Agnew were ap-
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pointed deputy returning officers fer,
'the,•three polling subdivisiens. El. -
tor s, will be called Upon before the•
' the .Town Hall on Saturday,'Septem-
' ber .4th.- Prize lists havc. been print-
ed and•fare being palled to, members,
in.etudeis .'fortY7feUr. • clitses
of Cnt , 80,Wers and eight classes: ..of
•• patted 'Plants. •
(•• '.E'icirihirots• intrat.be nienibera of ,the
• Society, but :the Iflisiilay. itself. is :.o.Peri
'to the public free :of charge arid is
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reallya itght:. Well worth • ,viewing..
With exceptional,growth this Season,
the. exhibit of :blooms 'should exceed
' 'past. displays •and residents , of the
• Village and district should make' it a
point to view what interested horti-
culturists have 'achieVed^„in the way
of• beautifying their properties with
• flowers,
RADIO _SERVICE
HAROLD M. GREER
Please leave orderer at Smith's Garage
'Dr. • R. L. Treleaven
DENTIST
TELEPHONES
Office 53W. Residence 53J.
- Dr.' Wm.. Foviler
PHYSICIAN 8z SURQEON
, Office Hours:
1.00-3.30 P.M: 7.00-8.00 P-14.
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Sundays -1 30-200
• Or BY 'Appointment '
STRAYED - .A. Shorthorn; ,-Milch
Co-q-7*Yrtlfrifritelc-Mik:'
• Intosh, R. 3,, 'Lucknew..
TO RENT- A comfortable six -
remit house to rent, town ' water.-
emple Clarke,. '
•FOR SALE Farm *scale, weighs
up to a ton, nlso fanning Juin *with
carrier, NO in good :condition:. -Ap-
ply at Se%nel Office. , •
HORSES FOR , SALE --Load of
- good heirses, 2 years and up, will sell'
at reasonable prices.. --7 Apply to
Richard, Elliott, Holyrood.
FOR SALE --=2, 1926 Chev. Sedans;
1 1927 Che Coach; 1. 1930 Ford R..
Roadsterr1. 1936 Plymouth Coacn.
N. W. Winterstein.
HOUSEKEEPER • WANTED4,-Mid
• die aged'ladY for."general,liouse-o'erIt•
and eeinpnnien, to .elderly •Com::
,
'home .and gond. wages, :Steady eni
PIOVerferit.,=4pply'-ai. 8.64in el Offiee'..
- CATTLE 1 -AND -HORSES - Four
• cars :of cattle find' One c,ar .01 horsei,
will:arrive.. in Liteknew about August
16th.' Anyone • interested .,in purchaS-
• •- brig Seine,' see 'Herb. Miller,. north of
C. N. R. station.• •
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• - PERSONAL
•EN! GET GFT
OSTREX Tonic Tablets contain
raw:. oysterinvigoratorsand other• ,
atiMulants.. One dose peps up organs,
• glands.'11 .not ;delighted; Mater, re-
funds' paid -$L25 : •Call,' write.
MCKIM'S DRUG' STORE'. • ,
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... :FARMERS' ATTENTION
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•The---LucknOvv_J_OiritLidetbvill aol
.fertiliiets-46trfelhrs.:e4,ert•-rill-rfientb-eri-44
or these beeciming: inemberS.•of "tho.
United 'Farmers of '..Ontarip,.. within
twenty-fiVemiles of . their•
!Station at;Liicknow iceS
',.cest Price - of me Is,
•and • delivering., charges. Phice • yotii
orders early ter-efilick',,dervied; with
' • .john Jainieseh;': Manager; '
• R. R.?3',"..;:ttiCknow:
NOTICE TO CILEIMT0RS
' In the Matter Of the '` Estate Of
. Alexander McKenzie of the Township
of Kinloed, in the, County ' of Bruce;
Gentleman, deceased.' . •
Notice is hereby*.giyen.piirsifarit to
the Statute in „that„ behalf; that all
Creditors , and, -others having claims
• or demands against the Estate of the
said 'Alexander.' McKenzie,.' who, died ELEVATOR..:.CO. MEETING -
On or about the Twenty-fifth. day of
June A.D. 1437, '• are re trired on Or
• before •the • First • day .ef SePtember
A.D. 4937, to send by 13Y, Past .PrePai id,
• • or deliver to 'Angus B. Mcicni.'„ R. R.
No. 6, Pleknow, Ontario; the executor
of the 'wit Will and, Testament of the
said "deceased; their naines,,addresses
. ',and descriptions, the ftill particulars.
of their elairm, a •stateinent of their.'
' Accounts; anPthe nature of the se-
• curities` (if any) held by thein duly;
verified by ,alfidavit. . . " • • .
And take .nptice that after after .sheb
last inentiened;date the said executer
•, ,w111 proceed to distriblite the asset's
;Pt, the: Said ,deceased among the per-,
entitled:-theretoi-haVing--regard.
only to the claims of. Which he shalt
• then have notice, and that the 'Said
executer -will not be- liable for the
..said 'millets Or any :Part' thereof to
•any .person, or persotts of whose
• claims notice Oall not have been re-
ceived by hit*, nt..the.„titie--of such
• distribution, •
Dated the • Third day 'of August, A.
• bt, 1904- Angus B. McKay,
• R. R. 6, Lacitatiw, Ont.,•..gxectiter...
rors, ore"omissions in respect to those
enti e to vote;
' The seven thousand dollar issue,
, „
over ":twenty . years at 3 1/2' CA' weirid
rnean an equal annual payment. of
$492.53,• or on the present
!pent would' .repres,ent .dlightly less.
than A 'mill and a fifth. This *quid
afrIel31r.lt to ''4143rnicirnateli• 1,.20 on
anassessment of $1,000;,: provided
there was not one cent raised toward
meeting': this dining the entire. year.
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TO STAGE PLAT
.The- %Arena • Club 'is: -taking charge -
:of the Fall fair night's •Ceneert, Which
will • take the forin of a -play. Books
1r beetiirdered aiida.cast .will
shortly be Picked, to . commence .re-
hearsals by the first of September„
With .a 50-50 .split of receiPts,' the•
Club will add considerably. to its
growing ;arena •fund. : •.•
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CONDITION OF,•PATHER AND •
SON .STILL.. SERIOUS
. While'still seriouslY, ill the, first of,
the week, the condition • of -.James.
Young, •Ashfield farmer, and his. sen
Douglas, aged- eight, run Over by a
fatin hinder,last 'Thursday ;evening,
,wes .reported somewhat Ainpreved.
Their condition is surprisingly ,good.
forthe, injuries, they'suStained„ doc-
tors said, but they .wouldhazard'no
statement as to the ultimate outcome.
Mr: Young; Who soughtto rescue
. hey from 'under the wheel of the
2,2.50:7pound binder, when he alai) .4;vad
dragged ,'under when- the -horses
bol-
ted arid' ran eWay, suffered extensive
chest rind Abdoininal and Spine.ifljui -.
1 internarcornplicatiOris being
ed „„tVoM-the start. :
scriouS-
•ly injured. underWont an emergency
operation the 'night' of •the accidefit,
surgeon corning front London in.. a
feWminutes legsthan an hour by
automobile. •.'•
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'IN MEMORIAiv •
' loving meniery
ef Elizabeth liabiek, beloved wjfe of
John MeQuillin, 'Iwho departed this
'ife • On August ; 12th,' 1934. '• •
Sadly nrisded ly 1-Iiisbarid, dang4-
ters.and sons. .
:•McQUILLI*-in loving fremofY•of
RjlIi.F,velyri, who departed this ,life
July 1st; 1934.: ,
1 3vingly • rernenrfberedby father,-,ost-et and=in bpi
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, IN MEMORIAM
MaeDIARMID-In loving "meniori
)f a very. clear mother,' Mrs. Alex
WhO passed' to 'ter
et-
sa-nal reward, -August- .11th, 1937,*
• In our -•heritt •;yeiir-iifemoty 'lingers,'
Sweetly,, tender, fond 'and.
There' is, not a day, dear mother, .
That we. do 'riet think of you,
: LaviriglY 'remenibeted:-
Hilsband. and Family.
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FINAL .NOTICE • ' •
All accounts- owing F. .T.
strong, mustbe paid by',September
1st. Accounts maY be paid at -Win. A.
Schmid's lewejlery Store or 'Mr.
Armstrong's residence.
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, The, annual Meeting, of •the' Luck,
now Elevator „ Company Liiiiited; will
,
Campbell 'Street, Lucknci*,. 'en:Wed-
nesday 'evening:, August lath, at 8
o'clock, at Which the ,annual state-
ment will be presented, election of
directors and other btishieds transat-
HacketyPteSiderit.,
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CLERIVS NOTICE OF 'FIRST
-;''POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST
-Voters' •IASta 1937, Municipality: fit
The Township .Of
•„ County Of 'Huron '
Notice is hercb5 given, that I have.
complied ,With section 7 of The Vot-
ers' Lists Act and that 1.11aVe'podted'
up at trY. office in • the To*nship, of
On 'tli''Seventir-day-of-,Atig*
ust,„ 1987,” the list of all liersens „en-
titled 65 -vote in the Said
at rinthiciliat ..electioria. and that
Stich list remelird..there for inspeetkin.
And / hereby •Call upon all Voters
t
.... take_ -ii.1110 ed Ate...1409.e ingd t
have any, •etrors Or omissions ter -
recto' according to law, , the last (lay
'or appeal being-the,--twentY+miOth
day of August, .1937. . .
'tinted •at Ashfield, County Of Itat..
on, this 7th day of•August, AM!, 107 f
C.' ";E:. McDONAGIi aroaP' .6 -1)t,0"iridters-tanci, sUch -is- thotianild.,d011ars •fOr beneielent and
RIPE SAitig ,gTARTS . SATURDAY
Commenfeirik:.SntultlaY. and cob-
tinPill.R.,-1111.#1.4ft•-ien(14,9f-• '010.-.411•911,t*
As 'a .featWeiff":"Sfie-i'fi1da•:
Beed's-,SheaSteie; that .offers .a Wide
range "of merchandise, All ; inarked
down to a point Which Mikes ,thein-
exCentiOnar :Values. ' 7 ,
. Some Of the nioney,savingbargains
offered:are lisiCd. On a hnlf•s.heet bill
:printed. this Week by The Sentinel and
which . are being clistributed over
wid • area '
Twas ',Acciden Weak
ale un
•ATTEND *REUNION ,
an(i'MrS:•• :ReY.:0•00.S0.0,:' and, fain,
Kenneth ,Burves Fractures Hip „ And
'IC Webb Shnatler.:Blaele7t-Mra. Joe
Gaunt Severe1y Injured In 'Narrow
,Escalie,'"FrOm ,enraked! Cow -Earl
Gaunt' Eigkaped Serious Injuries In
Runaway •• '
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, • (si, HELENS .NEWS).'"
a Mrs: Gaunt "Scierly' Hurt -
Mrs.Jo : h 'Gaunt is recovering
C from 'a painful - accident, which' oc-
.cnired recently. when , she was • ' as-
sisting in hill:wing a Young* calf and
its mother: to the:barn: The entaged.
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cow 'attacked lIrs,. „Gaunt, • throwing
her; against a:stone pile, -resulting in
'many bruises, -several -ere-eked ribs
a -broken' , collar bone And' a 'cracked
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With footwear advancing pile
and school' opening not ae far, away -
the . buying public is IVOR "ac1iii46/1 to
take advantage ;of this sale to, take
care' of their fall requirements,:
,.Thet;e is, still' a 'lengthy Period 'for
simmer footwear: and among the
bargains Will *be the 'remainder ,,of
this season's stock' being., cleared
neiing-InIr Prices':
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Plan StreetiCarniVal
„ , .• And Frolic In. Liickno*.
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children's' Calithiimpian,. Parade To
" Feat:tire OPening4Pree Concert To
Follow -.7- Carnival Heaths . And
Street. Dance Other. Attractions
, •
:The Lucknovv kiene Club are lay-
ing :jolana . to stage' a Monster street
Cartiival and frolic in Liicknow on
Thursday evening,' August . 26th
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Opening ..feat,utea will be • 4-- ei70i-
I1:hytepian parade and. a • free open air
concett"-t-Bingo; and-other.-carniVal
booths' will provide other firriu serpent
witb(McCartn,ey's -orchestra:
engaged
to play for the street dance..
'held on the main- street and gives
• komise . of being' al full night of fun.
• Children Feature Parade
While the calitliumpian parade will
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be. featured .._bY___ehildren,. adults 'are
also, urged to "tog up" for the eient:
picycles, tricycles, wagons, kiddie
ears, doll Carriages and such like 'can
be used to geed advantage :to Make
thisa' colorful and interesting par-
ade: Prizes will be offered and it is
hoped parents will•Undertake to have
their children •join to Make the event
a success. . • !'
,••: The parade will ' start 'promptly .at
7:30, and 'after it, 'coricItides, a short
program' will be predented• free " of
Carnivel booths and the dance'Will
then swing into action.. . .
:Details :are notcomplete, but. pos::
'terd and :next week's Sentinel will
.giite fuller information. coneerning
'the event,. •
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,SUCCESSFUL CAMP -
Monday saw the conclusion, Of a.
highly .successful Boys! Camp; held
at the •Bruce ':Presbytery,.: United
Church . grounds ,at Mitainiehi
There was "an'attendanee of ninety-
eight; with the'.caMp facilities
fail-
ingto accomodate all the boys
wish-
ing to Atterni.:''Sani and. Roy Mc(4ifil-
lin and Jack Ackert of this coriunnn,
ity,,enjeyed the Week's outing. "..
, The •Camji „„.opened On N,Ved-
liesday and again the registration
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ekceeded the :apioniedation of the
-LM
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• The • regalar. meeting' of the Pres%
bythrian W. M. S. was in the IPe=
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,ture roona of the •church on:Wednes,
'day' afternoon list, Mrs. Henry Mullin
who: conducted therneeting, -read the
scripture legion • and Nita:, Davidson
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led in prayer. The minutes of last,
'Meeting were read find general 'bus-
iness attended too. A hynin was Sling
and Mrs. Lockhart gave the 'Bible
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study. Mrs. Horace' Aitchison Sang •a
sole and the topic was taken by Mrs.
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Davidson of Dungannon. She chose:
as „.her subject the, M. 8. Matto,
"The World VI-, Christ"' anal gave a
very helpful address. Mrs.' Wes; Hus-
ton gave 4......readingLand.the _Meeting
cloded. With: a, hymn and the • Lord's
prayer in uniaron. °
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Suffers_Tractured,-Hip'
' Mr: 'Kenneth, Purvis is a patient
in the Goderieh Hospital, following
injuries received when he was thrown
a' load: of wheat.,: -While•4tiving
down the'l side of a hill the. wheel
struck a' atone causing the load .to,up-
set: Kenny was thrown • over • , the
fence and landed' on his hip on a
large Stone in the adjoining field, sus-
taining severe' injurieS. :••*.• •
Shoulder' Blade Broken --Mr. •McKerizie.,Webb is carrying
'his :attn. in a sling' is the result of
•gicaecident:'Whileilir vie*S]lakiir.off
4,4--loatr,Pf 'sheaves: ,He' 'slipped; it,'
adjuiting die, slings and fetl headlong
Verwthe-arolitofthe;„waggoolatii;L'
ing on the double ,trees; spraining/his
left • arm and receiwAng 'many braises:,
On • Friday: McKenzie had a• further
pishap when he tripped while Chas:
ing pow, falling and :breaking .hi;
right shoulder blade.; .
Shaken Up In Runaway
Mr. 'Earl Gaunt had a narrow es -
Cape .:from SetiOde injury on Satur-
day afternoon, when the horses on the
binder he was driving became.fright-
ened by the thunder and rah"; away.
Earl threw himself ofT•the binder and
escaped with a severe shaking •up.
Mr.. T. B. Tayloris around again
after being confined to the house for
several. weeks as a "result' ,of a tall.
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down •some Stairs. •
•IMr: and Mts. WM. Leitch, of De-
troit, were recent geesta.-. of :theit
uncle, Mr. E. J. Thorn and Mrs. Thom,'
• Aboht-Afteen niembers-•-of• the VS=
MeWs'Institide aiallidthemselvers- of
the ,eppottnnity'•to be :guests of the
St.AugustineInstRtite .,at the .ho e
C.f.': Mrs,: Jas. . Craig: on Wednesday,
when they. spent a ,Very pleasant and
Profitable .afternoon.' ,'•
. Rey.. Henry Martin : of ' Cromarty;
called '•• enf.. feign-di-ia the---iillage- re-
.
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• Mr. and Mtg. 'PollockOf Kincardine
And Mr. and Mrs: Harry. Hyde and
son,„Roderick .bf Iroquois Falls were
recent visitors with Mr. Jas. Hyde._-
' Mrs.. 'McFarlane • formerly Miss
Delia
Della .Cranston_Inkd •son Allnn of
.
• whed they attended the Pecluen t re-
,
Lnnoli'i theprize e9 rilomorating" the Ptidning*Of
-pl,a0:, the . " Oldest
la
th.:.....pocios sf felisily„, fro4. ' Switzer-
laed4P:Pli „:d4 's00' -three year -g
ifr.- ,Georg -Pegtienati father of: Mrs.
Ilndson, .1.N41.,
.YearS' Of: ag$,and 'returned With M
'limber.- Pt., t!,!. 4„ 11.0ieritigi ile.' is al,
r.
and -Mrs,' Hudson' to spend -.a...visit
here. ,
Mr: -Peqiienat" wad one of 4 family
of fourteen, eight, boys and Six girls,.
who With their parents came to -Can:.
ada more, than threescore years agni
to settle at Kitchener where -they
established• a' watch factory.' '
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'Clearing-lines•-in-Girlst-and-Wo
WaiSt.'Sltirts,.'etc.TEE. MARKET .
STORES:.
Ontario 'Premier Urges,
Saner Motor Driving
Editor The Seiatinel,
LucknOW, Ont.
beer' ,
;-..past year ••46 live's were lost .* in
meter vehiele'. accidents in Ontario
This year, if the remaining five
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S..Q4bow4the;k4a:mesAnratir-nr,i1P,'-
crease•, as the 'firstseven, over 800
persons will have been killed and 14,-
000 have been injured. NOne of
us has any guarantee that members.
'of your•family•or mine will not be
amongthis; number. That makes, it
a,,,,rathepersonal.4natter...fot‘.ali-=, of
..naor_s to c
. , , • ,.•
vears the Department of Hiirh-
• WaYS' has. conducted educational cam-
paigns • eneouraging,safer driving.,
The,se campaigns have ;Made, pntario.
-among-the-safest areasofthe world;
although the fact, remains that this
year weneed something.' more. . We
•,...annet .face the possible loss of 800
lilies with equanimity, For our
record in the' .past our news-
papers deserve a large share of
'Credit; they have been; remarkably
denerotrA ,itpd helpful in supporting
cur efforts,: and I :am sure will not
fail us .now. -• •••
. To nieet the present situation the
Minister of Highwayshas sponsored
an advertising campaign•designed to
sheet(' the people into .e realization
of' the 'need for *saner driving and
greeter, care. .Yonr ',newspaper is to
carry the advertisements of this ser-
ies. • But advertising is not going to
be enough. We knew .the power of
„the Pres; and we Inctar _that Ave_mnst
have Your Wholehearted •and enthus-:
Astic:__.-support,• expressed ineditorial
aia1 netia-aunin,,p-iiliWity• '
'am personally appalled by, the
..Mounting accident toll of this sea-
son, by the iitark horror. of the 'grow-
ing total of creel injuries and wasted
lives. I am sure that you too 'must
realize the danger-, that stalks our
families and I earnestly . seekyour
help- in our, effort to make our roads,
andi'itreete.'Safer, happier places 'for
recreation and travel. . Your aid .cie
Make our. campaign successfu) and 'II
assure :you your assistance Will, 'be
appreciated by the Honourable
,McQuesten and myself.
- • " . • Yours faithfully,
JOynt Trophy And Cedar,,
Chests At StakeToday
Joynt TrAMIY
•411e4And 'FPO?
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('edar Chests Donateil By Mr. John
- (Thursday) -Other Fine l'rizes
With •a large entry antiCiPated and
With. favorable weather , permitting
the ehiefhoWling event of the seasen,
the 4,annual men's; rinks: tournament,
gets underway Thuriday (today) at
1.30 o'clock. With greens in .excellent
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shape through the. careful attention
of W�llington McCoy,: •keen .„1.corriiier
tition can be jexpe'etei.1 for the list' of
fine prizes!. chief '•Of 'which have been
demisted' by yrit,l. '
. n-
interest in
inhas zat,s1wvarY0hiSl9tatikoenn;. a marked,.4. .
irbe joynt emblernatic of
the championship of tnis tournainent.
is at Stake:, along :with. font cedar
:chests"aa• first prize. These chests are
Mr, .Joynt's contribution. • Second;
prize, in this event is' bed' throws.' At-
tractive table lamps and , silver cream
arid sugar sets are second event..
prizes,, while winners of the••conso
iatig4H4baC1444144&'.
ation *everit'l Will, reeeive *blankets „and
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lo-
thweiti`rahrleycifrequent
nsonsii"isneitsh gli;i
heifVy rains' eier, the •week --end, so.
that fanners,' busy. ,at the liarvedt
we cone' a ry ,sPe . A urni
;niftyatmosphere has prevailed: Sat.;
rripanied •
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by a brief, but severe, .electrical
• H. F. Hepburn.
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,pRAIER_MEETINGS ,
stoim. disrupting hydro service..for
Ati ImliroMPti: Program
, :as Allen and Miss Arthur of
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Weston;,.two crack Scotch dancers::
Stopped , off • here :on the , Cd-
•..erich or F,r41ak, •to: coMpete 111 th
Caledonian game; and put on an'•rirf-.
promptn., program in 'front of 'Ma
Donald's store,' with Lorne doing the
piping. Thegn1s,NN'f10. both have: 'P
griet-,of Medals' for•"ppst
ances, -drew cinite•an anellenee..
Leaving for Scotland,' ,
: Mrs'. J. A. Glen:rile:end her friend
•Mr;..Stevens, who With :Mr; Stevens:,
are visitiiig with: 'AtrS Glenriie ,at
-"BOn:,-AcCordr!7enttage-at--:Parit--Clallt7
were in the the. village on • .:Wednesday,
Mrs. :Glennie was bidding adieu: to
her friends -here ;is .she leaves with-
in two ,weeks for Scotland. This *ill -
be Mrs. Glennie's twelfth: ,crossing
of the Atlantic. .• •
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THREE :WING1-1.AIVI:RINKS.
7 • : WON HERE ON , THURSDAY
Wirigham.•'bowlers; won 'the ',first
three prizes at :the Mixed' rinks •twi-
jight here last Thursday evening with
fourteen' • rinks.. .ceinpetingi First
went to to.'the' rink :composed-' of•.• Mr;
E. liarristOn.. Mrs. A. sCraykloO, W.
Miller and skipped by Alex Crawford,
with three 'vvins and it • plus. of: 2-117
Second..to-the-rink-Skipped-±bY-1.
Sen. Other players Were Mrs. Mason
Mrs: !Sturdy and E. Nash. with, two
wins, plus Plas• '16:: ..,Donald • .kee,
skip:''mi* 'Rae and Mrs. and-Mts. A.
Wilson; two :win plus,.1.2..:Foprth;
Leeknow skip: ,Mrs. A.
Hamilten, •Mrs. A. "Solonion and F. T.
, ,
Arnistrong,: With two Iris, pias.; -11. •
BELLS
er,. iurs. ,Enunti ...c ii t. -.. _,,,,_ • .n mg the \i'nonth ' of. August pray'.
• The • August' meeting of , the ,:tve, ezi; meetings . will be held in the room -
a oye.,the Express office; every. Wed -
men's Institute was held :at the •home nesday evening.'at .8 o'clock, to a
;•titipt olg,.).irse. olir3;..:t,1 0. r,trioni!,sato en,oiTitheue;rs.mda:,i.„, ',f0°Er, A rlulaie: .ni ilgoouft.atheeinSgP.irreiotu6artls:liolef
Revivals 1.3. e ki g Out here and there
•,W:: A. Miller . Presided and .the roll ,
call was responded to bi. Seine "Hein ---1:' araelvatt prayer. ,and., 'resulting
foilii.';Ilh,,minctksnofwbi'' wMa°sndtahYe?,''Rifuers.t II. . speakerathwel'l ' ' thave
n:Gt;gdel a• i id dd• it' re s. :tie dr' oa. fnad" (1tuhra hundreds ai wf. heartscY 'ls l'°. re' soulsa''!lir'
•on .the subject ',The cafe' Of the Feet'. Yo Join us in this time of
He gaVe'-'a very intereiting and in- ivri'..Lnrsessuin . The. meeting will • open
*formative' talk shOwing the construe„ :with a /sringervice „Please . bring
tion'. Of tlie 'foot, describing . various -YOur•-•Ilibles. . E. II:-
nilinents and showing 'different ai-
. • .. „
c.-ard Of Thanks'. '
PliftPc,' anft stiglg•sting remedies ' 'for. Th e• sisters of the lite •Janet Far -
these ailinentS. At the conchisiod° Oi.!ish wish to express heartfelt. thanks
• , RO$SLC A SEkolt-E •
-•:. A quiet but pretty „wedding took
,place at the .Presbyterian Man
Winghain.' at 10 &sleek !Saturday,
Ally 31st, when Nettie Leona, only
daughter of Mr. '.George ‘Casemere
and the late Mrs. Casemeire of Tiitn-
TO • BE HELD. FRIDAY
Worker PasdedAviray. Early
"..tr,:ineemed ..1)evoted..'
,91.*PeslaY,..Mernelnk, '
• •••.: • • ". ''"'!
'•; 111
l'he.(Lath Of". 6,;
:204,4&.utyer-hisUld here ,
• d'triirle.',.!1-1111.1t1.11g(.5;h1:eriSnPu°tbrb.1111ide4irtahl:-Ifecidr.f$X6Q11(147:'
,a• recent '40:deal ilJiess.. and: her :eon",:i•
•ditiqn tvas Tnuch 'improVed so thather
pa4,sing. came ,.unexpectedly.
:•Mrsc "Chesnut was 'formerly Annie .
-• •
Stewart,: and . Was -predeceased
her.husbund seine eight years agci.,
a.ninnber, of years Mts. Chesnut
'resided.. in• Lucknew, where ,-she.
...ie.., an- ebteerned•fesident - She was
• •
* devoted member ' the Locknow .
-PresbYferian. (ifui•ch.:" arid. active 'pin
-woineres organizations of •the : church'.
• She is surviVea by three daligh-;-
ters,..Mrs• Hamilton Glutton ,of
LtL
r•Tnlh'ole7a et .1:1 11 11 1:1 rTecy; ae.:;held at
*2.30 n'cleck, \rith infernient ',in' • '
(HRISTIAN I'EF LOAV.S El 11) IJ B
, • .
. • "How pan' I know 'God's Will°. for
,life?" NVil I `be, • the subject dis-:
qissed at The Christian Fellowship" •
Aub this Frida3r. sivening: lEvery
•.,,onfig. person desiring to be a success
and blessing in life sheuld„ ,hear .
thi ine‘ssage. ,Sermonettes' by' four '
attractions of the evening. Come in
tithe for the -"sting' service at 7.45; antibring yur .Bible and '
a'friend.
•dreitring..lineS:jil• A141'S; Women's
• •
THE. MARKET STORE. -
.• . •
•
• OF INJURIES
.."
•
(ll:ed on FildnY of injuriei received
in ,a, motor accident' nerfh of bin
cardine! on July 19th.: At the iiine of
tfie • accident ; Mrs, 'Connollyv"ason • •
•
her wedding..trip, ,haing been Mar;
Tied three das preVious:.e. It. Beard?:
of ;London,: .,Ni*.as another Viefinr. • Of
-th)s' crash.. ' • - •
•
• BORN
WEESTER-7At St. Jeseph's Hes:-
Pital; London, on Friday. Angust 6th, ,
1937; to •Mr. • and. Mrs:. Cecil .J. Web- "' •
ster, ' the ' gift of a daughter.; Kath- .
leen; jean:
DIED- 'AT .DRA,MIITON•
: , . • -
grieWn .Belfast .resident, died' at". his
home. in. Brampton, the :fii'St of last
Conservative. Cot:Vent:ion. Aug..- 19th •
The Iltiron l3rude • Cons,eryative
llonfinating • Convention 'will be held ,
In
August •19th.• Leopold Macaulay :and
ethers will , speak. • ,
, ,
SUFFERS LEG ,FIZACTIJR8--
Heward • o easen en ployed .
by J. p. Anderson and. Son ,at S,ea••
_
su
"f • "1 ---re(.,. a taptitted, eg e
at -work last week. He was removed-
. , „
forth,. Hospital.' • • '•
• • .
„ .
ENGAGEMENT_ ANI:OtINCED
Mi'.:4and Mrs.-WM: 'Ritchie, Ashfiel
•a nn au he en gagein en t; er. .tnejt:
daughter,' Daisy' te :Mr. If.imer 'Henry'.
;in of Nir: sand • MrS.. : Joseph.
. Con. 10,, .Cuiross, th'e marriage,
lb take place the latter. part. of Aug-
St: • ,
Dancingt,everY 'FridaY night,,in the
Paramount •Hall. Music. by '
6-Pleee orchestra. Adniission! Gents
25ce Ladies 15c. Lunches, check-rooni,
the nieethig,.lunch Was S'etvet!_an: te. frie.nd§, d. ....... for...jaCtsof_ berr3:74 heeelne bri4.0 rank
s,
law?i, With Mrs. Will -Rutherford, 4••••pkaintilhfticturip!1Pga.4erxPlz:ns;i°iIntrges°farsial,ai Itc1.16ursc'h!°-T1111;aeo-Mffiicl-a'Mtinage' Re i:s'g;ifnci7n
Continued on Pa e••4 • h hp_res.vment, Rev, Kenneth Mactea . hriti
of blue ehifTO trimmed ' withshell
„ , • , Was • gowned In a floor lengthdress
-Luelenow will vote on ,August;31st,
.when electots'will have it Within their
power to eppeove, of the. erection'-tif
cOminunity hall and arena, that
Will be a worthwhile civie impixiVe-
ment and ti• building of Service to
the .cOtiiiiiiinity in various ways; • .. 4
• Peat civic 'undertakings in the Vil-
lage, nii4 which were not aCeeinplish-
•
ea without • opposition, fire .new gen-
erally regiided as valunblc assets,
we 'believe, Would Soon be piked, in,
this 'category 'else,. 14t, not only the
villagc,hut the' entire
• Vet infist.be born lh d' 0114
at thi building,•would -beta,--cOliTinifility-
hall-,--of service te"ii6Y4'nei Young ,Pit
old, *Who Cared. to take advantage Of.
the faciiitiei it altered. It would not
he erected to pity dividends.to One or
that "dOesn't, pay". IT WOULD BE
A ...CoMmtiNnt HALL.
•True,*it wotild be -'operated ,y4th
View to •Pfeducing a surplus above
operating caSts; but not in manner
to exploit the paying public. It Would \
be the duty and the 'aim °Vibe com-
mittee in 'charge of such, a building
to raise sufficient funds by various
means. over a twelve months!' Period
to ' meet this 'debenture, s.t; that
ihtotllirratepaYel-littre'OF
nothing.
-
in, this regard beth the }Ire cen.1-;
puny and the Women's lifstitilte have
motions recorded. pledging to raise.
$l00. and $25. respectively in any"polifitni-te-tkiiiirtjed,' To 6-7-V i
ces,..the general public knows nothing
,
•
Dr: Newton, at ' a recent public,
meeting, emphaiiSed the physical
social n nioral advantage's of such
,a buil in There was Mitch truth in
what e s Too little attention has
been: paid , the youth of this, im-
munity. An arena one means ' of
providing a , healthful, genial
'nnaent that Yastrinn°ghabPleYoPw1111 be
That it might in";time sad" a small
pink -,taffeta,. with. white accessories
Sbe.;;Ca tied a .bouquet of sweetheart'
t`it\
roses.
e 'ately. ;..frilloWi*ii'g- ',flicl." ''t.ere:
irlony 'Iqr, .ainl' Mrs.. RORA .lei't fOr
ilathilton a -d., Toronto', '...The •bride
wore for trevelling .s dress, ' of wine
'ttinte.•Sheet .,crepe. They will reside
on ,the 2nd • concession Of Kinloss, •
•
• EIFERT-IIOGG • • .
. . Rev; 11,:..-R. • ' Conner, • Iiinbro.."' 6 lc.
lifted at 'the Marriage' Saturday af-
ternoon of 'Miss Mabel, nogg,. daugh-
ter of • Mr. and,' Mrs.. W. E. ,llegg,'
likiiciyi lgtkeef; Stratforct to 'WSIter
Arno Eifert; :RA, Of the.11iptc•y tett,
:ehing.§tAft, gm; of ' itiii% illid 11.11,4.4z Coo,
gifert, Tavistoeit,.. The cereMOny to4
place at 2.8i) Nciecit at the home of
the bride's parents,' Ale. and ,.111rs,
cost to., the taxpayer 'Seems, to. be A.. Wert will, reside 'whip.
PhicticallY • the only ground foe oP'•,,
__BETA,..„-TifoN16.-N• ---4o.----
-ndtzito -he- regarded -lightly --for- these.' ,ton, . but It should -appeal to the..large '• quiet • wedding: , woA Aoleinnizel ris.
are two Orgaitilatietia"•that in Paii majority . of ohne spirited , citizens tornitL t‘itilic.,,.dini,ghter oiIyh% 1 A n (1.,
or every year .if called upon. This. hi this pesSibilityWoUld "juittifY opPosi-c.fie Beverend "P. Webster.:;Al,cia:aiinlge,-
yeats have raised and. spent several for its iiiiiis' •shil u,sefein,esg to .h,e., tO,%7h441'viieylLti•Nliineel.t11.1110)stillnritio ‘01,,inet4.ii i ,,,
eninmin'Otlfr-'!#0ther Ana.* IrOtk' a 'dal' Stewart Ate.11,:" ,son:or.--Mr,-..--tflid Ait,-,1,,..
tar and • tent's' viewpoint; • * George lie% of HolYrOod. -
At Owen Sound, on July 17:f with
Clerk Ashfield Township. the 004 'of' arena, you hear about civic pUrposeg, that leattV inatti
,
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Ktri, • bsirkit
• H&RRY J BOLE
K X.
,FORON1O.
.1.liffSTOCK MARKETS
WIRE .
1.15, DAILY, ,
WISE FOLKS-- 1
,
They get n Servive to,
FArpoAsilbl&-'tronitl
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• 1Yll'-'814111" :SititVICU
'Luc tonew
•
e At Schmid's .1.ewe11Pry.Attl:r0
• 140#11 Wednesday " and Saturday