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Dr. Wm;'Fowler:2, -
PHY'SIOIA'N'.:'.*:-.0ilBP*0$,,:
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'Phone 36,
'FOR SALE -Guitar with Hawaiian
attachments, Apply At. Sentinel Office.
7 'APPLES FOR SALE -Choice No.
I...a:Intim Sweets, Spies: and .Cooking
Apples for sale at ,..Joynt's 'Cement
Warehouse at C. N. R.
- :COAL 'FOR 'SAI.,E-Car a Al,
!tberta Coal, best grade, large runiPP,
to arrive seen.' '410:9p per . ton. off
non".
. PERSONAL
•° MEN! ' GET VIGOR AT ONCE!
NEW:OSTREX Tonic Tablets contain
- raw: oyster invigorators. °and . ether
stimulants. One dose' peps 411) organs,
LglandS. ,If not delighted,' 'maker re-
funds price lard, -$1.25. Callr-Write
McKIM'S DRUG STORE...
AUCTION:, SAL] -of fent. Steck
and :freplements of the 'estate of the
late: John Meel.00k it tot :14; Con,'
' Kinigga,,. Tuesday, November '23rd;
- . at One, o'clock ,,Sharp;;
• - an s, • . 11:o VE-7irton.
Kinloss, centaining!. 50 •,,aeres, and
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Lots 13, 1405; Con;' 2; Kinloss, con-
taining 300 .acres, :will be 'offered
subjbect, to a reserved fad.- .
Well.' Henderson, Amt.,
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FIAMILEX-Who- has not hard
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. this name or tried one or :ino're of
+hese ; family necessities? 75e ool,
lers4earn_Aheir_Lliiing
re-
• ripOctably in 'this • independent
busi-
ness. all qualified parties we grant'
•: 'protection Ifor a :reserved . territory
of 800•.farnilieS:: :Canadian 'prOdticts,.
and gtiaranteeet Attractive contain-
ers, lew. prices. It Yoe are canvass-
ing present;;better.!yont
.11 you 'Oe. a hard -worker and, 'ser.-
iiiiis;i:Make. the money yocir ambition
prompts. Iiire-.Will"lfelP7Wattatalogue'
'and. details Free. The ..Fannileic Frci7
Company,. 570 St Clement St
• Montreal. • '
Aiark REmEwi,RANCg DAY, SWUM Many ay, Tribute, To
STATES.' IHS SISTER IS '
• . .COMPARATINE SAFETY
ratiorsThe, ,J11,ecit(in_,Q.i,rw Yistiut.e
Prominent_Ashfield.Man
A•
t•brali.402.9,71ce.
.the:cQuFPrt Pres= e tie eie
nial ilcert -Tarty, made "reference'
to his '.sister, • pr. , :Helga Craw .Mit-
chell' who is -in war torn China and
:who.left.or that icountry.,froro, LuCh-
'00 7i.,14t? .110 P4'41ta were residents
ofthc village.j j? j•Lo 7711`1;
state4,! that 300.•#
hos-
tilities broke' Out,..!the,'Mitehelli:' Were
'apending thc. vacation.. in the moue-.
ten were o pe 1 ed to return to
•Ilehan pr 'vince and will spend the
winter in t 'Mountains in compara-
tive safety. • -
Mr.", Mitchell has returned to the
compound, however, and with a:,
ited: staff are :carrying. on their work,
as exte:nsi'Vely asis possible under'
.present '‘eonditiona.'
.:Rev. Crew alSO-,-brought -greetings
from his father and mother to their
former Charge at this anniversary
time.
ev. Dickinson - 'Greeted ''beheld in the 'Town (Thur -
Large
'IC:olielregatione, At a13°t6' 459' .morning at 10.15 sharp.
S rvices Who •Heard. Outstanding ,
The order .of :servieewill be;
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Sermons On The :Function9.f.;The 0: Canada
,chercli And The Chairman's Rev: • ,.C.,
liscei4004i,41,1 Concert: '," Mperional '
Mitchell and, three child-:
INLOSS DISTRICT , ()."."
ELECTED OFFICERS '111.I.ESDAY
Kinlose District comprised
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of . tenlodges,‘ held the ,electien of
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'officers at Kinlough.mr-Tuesday eveu-
'nig. Earl Hodgins, who becomes Past
District, Master, presided;. with beim-
:ty' Master % John ,
the installatiOn.v
�fices_r Diitfict, „Master, • .
lar ing-1We go'e' . . , er,
Chap., Fred Jackson; Ree.-Sec'y., Pastor of the 'cliureli, Rev,,Dickinson
sheik Peter Carter; 1st Lect., Isaac expresied his pleasure in being' ine
Cechie Green; Fin. Sec'y., Ben' Mont. vited to take...a part in the anniver-
goinery 'Treas., Noble Guest; sary.. occasion here,. which' Was now
Pinnell '21id Leet.,',Ben Logan, Coin.; abirast home to hini. -'As well, Mr.
Tohn jolinston. Dickinson's °first charge was Asield
h•
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flnii4LetWe :Frirget,:..
iSiraday fgerviegi that Were largely sari t Reading__:Ree wPatton
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ettended.. Marked the annlyersarY 'of 'Our Help In Ages.
LucicnOW United Church- Rev. ;9: H. , past .'.. : * : , . •
Diekinson,-„B.A.,13.D., one of the Put, Address -Rev. A. 'A. Maloney.
standing youngMen of the ' TT it d
To MiMite, Silenee '
Church and Book Steward of its pub-.
BenedictioriRev. S. T. 'Tucker
lishing house, delivered stirring and
Placing of Wreaths
thoughtful addresses at beth serviceS.
, • Last Post. :
'"..On Monday evening, under ausPicea. National . 'Anthem:
of the VVoreen's Association, the Cen-
tennial . Concert .Part ' of London, pi pEs - 'GREET SANDY ON
directed by Rev. Walter B. Craw, pre- • .pis '102ND BIRTHDAY
senVed a, .1.40 class ' entertainment
• in the church. ,
Skirl of the bagpipes sounded titre'
The party conslatOd of Mrs..,Mil&. the little cettagej Of 'Captain.
'ruin Wilkie, soprano, soloist;,. : Miss ander McKay, at Wanton arid. fOrm-
Paulrne-Fitsgerald, Violinist; Mr. erly of Lueknow;_as he. celebrated his
Chas Hall,' lass soloist, . Rey. W.R. birthday last Thursday;
Craw,, reader; and Mrs. Gladys Udy The captain; a, Great :Lakes • mari-.
-ner-many-years-ago,„was_confirted..U.
" The two-hour and a half &Ogren'. his bed with d slight cold, but chatt7
.of 'eel*, instrumental and literarY
numbers Was 'cleverly Presented and
well received by the audience.
Sunday' Services v. -
:At the. morning service.','nfter:: be-
And,r,e4iolott
• Monday prom Home Of Par,
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ents At '`Zion -Was ',Manta* To
The • Deputy Minister. Minister. Of `'Aginnit
i•tere, In Alberta •illaeas
IPP1 ' 1,1•I 11'77 111 H1", .1'11.11.,
jiA largely attendedr,tu00!4 aervice
6,,,koli.dair: and genres �f friends who
visitedthe hpicie on Sunday, Was an
expressive: tribute of respectto the
:memory of John F. Andrew, and' an
*JcPression of sympathy to those. ber-
eaved.
'Mi. Andrew; a son of Mr. rind
Mrs. Isaac Andrew of Zion, was born
two utiles south of the viIlage. A
prOminerit and useful career was mit.
short his death 'after , an illness, of
two years that brought with, it nrach
suffering whichhe patiently. Iran.
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2Ir. Andrew Pissed. away in Cal-
gary early in October, but on account
of the illness Of Mrs. Andrew and
Were not brought ''ficinee" inti!..the
members Of the family,the remains
letter, part of the week, with the
service On Monday condieted by Rev.
W. J. Patton; and in Charge of • Old
'Interment was in Greenhill Cem-
etery, with Cecil and 4ftrvey•Trelea.
ren, Gordon Kirkland, Alfred Andrew,
Flax Barkwell and ,Stephen Stot,hers
acting as .,pallbearers.
urVivin Orrewin
Terinerly, Edith -.Treleaven;;., three
children, Witlie; 16; Betty, 11; John
Jr., 8; his aged parents;:. two brothers
Sohn of Vermilion, . Alta.; Alfred: 'of
,North Bay ,and, one sister (Jessie)
Mrs. ,Gordon Kirkland, Zion. • A bro-
ther, William, died in 1916.
Mr.. Andrew: joined the ;ital. of the
Ontario Department of :Agriculture
early in , 1023, after graduating from
Guelph Agricultural College. He
served in the Agricultural...Office of
Middlesex County it Leiden for two
years,ari& then was nioVed to .the
:Orangeville office in Dufferin County.
His 'stay there Was of quits, 'short
,duration,for, because of his:
out-
standing ability as a livestack". Map
and 'public 'speaker, he was .engaged
Crayi-organist-raid-accompanist.„
ed :with Many, friendscsiiihe Came to.
offer, 'birthday congratulations. •
, The to:wnspeople of Nanton:presen-
ted him with a trophy as the first
.citizen to,.ci•ess the 192rid:year. Mark.
at SgraberthageJSCotland, - he :recei3i*.
ed..a cablegram Of congratulations.'
Joint' Miller• Cecil and Jehri Circuit and znariY. front the cir
Carter attended from thelocal lodge; attended the sei{v,ices.
' Spealung,'Of the church and „its
unction in the 'world, Rev. Dickinson
chose as his morning text, ''Matthew
10, verse 18, which ,passage contains
the original authority for the begin
lung of .the church.
The 'Cluirch Is 'assaile:d today by
-Many 'subtle forces •and Movements,
and is literally ."on, the spot", the
;LITTLE .A1): DID QUICK WORE
• 4 little two' line ad, in last week's -
Sentinel quickly disposed of two ram"
lamb's. First call, was. from a party.
at Lochalsh, and was. received before:
the'• seller had Seen his own paper.
()nd, lamb' Was son" to this 'party an
speaker Indifference to the„
the, other was ,,sold 'before the end of
the -.::'week: -to A,--PaitY-' less church and. spiritual life, •due• chiefly
to the absorption of -
life andniovemerits,:ineh as commun-
ism,..riaticeialiSin and Militarism,' are
es,, forth
4thIrke9.11gIdatritrhsdai :to wherethe church
stands 'mid. 'challenges. it. as 'to. 'Why
theie•thinge inti still possible.2,
' The first function of the church is
to gather people . to worship, for the
chief end ••Of .inare is te.glOrify God,
Rev. Dickinson stated. We must ceme
With :minds. :prepared' to Worship; to
study and to practise his • teachings,
t,;-rttintr,--rinesOul-for7his presence to
be,T.fbeelti;O.cend dutY:is' teach, so that
we May: strive, to understand and. be
prepared for :the 'forces against
Rev. DickitiSori briefly summarized the
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(Continued .on Page. 4)
PLAY' POSTPONED :BUT'
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'DANCE To RE HELD
It has, heen-necessary to post- •
pone the, presentation of the play
"Payipg The Pidcllee' ,billed for;
this:Fridayaight....The_danee_wili
: be held, however, eolimencing. at .
nine' o'clock. ;
Mrs. Harvey Treleaven Ivho
has one of the . leading roles in .
.'the PlaY, SufferiOyfroin. an ,
treinely painful finger. infection; •
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that Makes the pestpOnement
necesaery,.
Hogateit. Orchestra will pro- .
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vide the music for' the dance,
which is under the auspices of
the Arena Club. '
inites distant, Proving :that A even
pays to tell 'your 'iteiglibers whet ,YOu-,
have to sell'
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Card!: Of 'Thanks
' Mr. and !Mrs. Duncan Mc:Connell,
Wish to extend sincere thanks to
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friends and neighbors for their Irina-
neSS and • sYrimathy • at the tithe :of
their bereavement . •
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NO'rICE. :TO UREDITORSR, '
TAKE NOTICE that-, all persons
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having claims agriinSt the .Estate Of
JOHN' GEORGE, ANDERSON I, late
of the \Tillage . of Lucknow .'in the
County of Bruce;•Flitic.Dealer
deceas-
ed, Who died :on of about the 18th
•.'daY, of October A;D:. 1637, are hereby
netifiect-to,_send their claims and Par,
ticulais -irilconnection therewith to
the uridersigned, executor on or be-
fore the 27th day of November A.D19-37.
AND FURTHER' '11AKE
that immediately after the said date
the proceeds o the ,.said estate will:
be Oistiibtited • among • those entitled
thereto' having regard only to the
Claiins Which have then been PifiPerlit
flled
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DATED at Luelino* this .8th4uy.
of. November A.D.' 1037.
..YVILFRED B ANDE4s9N,
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reUCkP:OW, ''Ontariq, &mentor..
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ANNUAL. MEETING
, The Fainiers!• Clubs of North Iluz.7
on will hold their annual meeting at,
Belgra've on Friday, November '19th.'
nt 1.30 p.m. W. 9.. Nicholsen,..pres-
ident of the Co-operative; will :speak.
Mrs. 9.. Anderson, riding director
' ,CIAJB ENTERTAINMENT
The,: Langside ,Club 'will hold thOr
entertainnient in the Foresters' Hail
on Friday, NOvember 19th, instead
• of.the 12th. There Will be a prograin
• rind dance.,y
Aged Kinloss_Lady,
Pasied Suddenly.Satuiday
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'I)eath ,Of , ;Mrs.: Duncan :McConnell
Occurred Pour Weeks After:,Piiss-
' 'lig:, Of Iler.BrOtlierLLFiniersil ,Was
On I'ueSday.' •
•:Death.- came 'suddenly . on Saturday.
'eVening. to.. Mrs. Dunean McConnell,
Second ConceSsion, ;:KinloSs;: four
weeks to the Bay, Since the 'passing..,Of
her brether,, the late 'John. MiteLeod,
. 1VIcCorine1l, was, in her 85th
.year; She was i,i'. he uSual. health,
and was enjoying a pleasant everting
with visitor's at her home., when sud-
denly sh collapsed; death 'being. pracA
.fically instantaneous. •
' Much: beloved and. esteemed, Mrs.
McConnell bus spent practically her
ienti14. .. life' in Kildosi::--Fri'rriecerit
Uhristenit MacLeod, she 'weS one of
a family of .eight children of the late
John and Catherine :MacLeod. :Porn
at Lobe,' She cattle to -Kinloss with
her parents as' a :youngster, *here
she has resided since,. except for O
period folleViting, her' marriage, when
,and Mrs. McConnell %resided' itt
London.. Her' husbandpredeceased
hey .twenty-two 'years' Ago.: ,
The 'funeral,. service' ' Was held in
South ‘Kinloss Church :on Tuesday,
conducted by 'Rev,' M. Young. Six
neplieva,: and Alex '*Mac-
Leod, ,, ban; • Archie and' Wria. Macln-
tyre, bore . her to her 'last resting
place 'in..KinlosS ,conetery, 'During'
.the'ieryiee, her grandaughter' and her
husband," 1V1r;. hfid Mr's. Lemon Of
Lenart ' sang, ' "Blessed Assuranee%
'Survivitig are :two 50115, •Deitenn,
with *hone she Made, lier.".hoirie and
Allan of Lofidon. .end one ditughter,
Mi..: Neil I dillies; of Ebb Creek,
'A. 'aOn Alex died some years Aga'.
while John was killed in11 tnotoy ad-
cident flee Ye'arS'''agd.
Two brothers and tike Ostere aiso
survive, Margaret nncl Donald: Moe -
1 -46d Of Kinloss, and Duncan McLeod
and Mrs ,lames; McCluskey of 'Luck,
- JOINT cLup SEori$9 ,
•'A special 'hoofing:of the ttiAlcnew
Joint'Chill' 'on 'Saturday, 'IAl,evernber
" 13th,; it 2 :o.r4. in the ',Orange
Appi4inent of a delegate ' to :The
Convention and other buil-,
rieSs'ori' hand., ' . • ,
'DANCE' FRIDAY' NIGHT,
•, • •,'A darice-Will be held in. the .Town.
Hall this .14riday evening, . 140i/ernber.
12th, Widen :,•Arena,' Club "atiepikegs;
'Regents brchettra: General
". adinis-
sion baricitig, starts at 0 Ci*cleeki
• IN MEMORIAM', •
, loving Mentory • .o
AliceLorraineritabsom. who...Pasted
away ' one': Year dgo, NeYembet:
Althougli.. the .angels Called' foe her
'Mitch intone than we Plaltilactr
Vs; Will brave ific bitter grief' that
' -ctnnee,, nnd try to .iiiideratand,
STRAWBERRY "TIME"
• .,„With favorable November •WeS.hor,'
Mr. M. Sproul, is likely; :to, harvest
second crop .; of straivb.erries.', ,The
'patch is in , blossom, :with Maniber-
ries forming, -and the latter •tpart of
the Week, s! fewlarge berriee, were
ripening,
Sadly missed hyliother 'AO 'Jack now
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PLANNING CARNIVAL NIGHT. :
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The LUelchoW Arena Club is laying
plans -tor-anotherbig---carnival-night
to • mark •the Completion of the -Shell
of ,the crinurtunity halr. A ,definite date
has not ydt'been set, until wiring and
,
levelling ' is completed ' • •
Various : committees' bnve, been ap-
Pointed and ' are now,•working'. Out
plans, to make this 'anether big night
equally. as enjoy4le as the summer
; .
street carnival. •
WEDDING BILLS
WEST.-MaCDONALD,
• On SAturday, November 5th, the,
honie of Mr. and Mt. Alex MacDon-
ald, Lochalsh,, was the scene of , a
very •pretty 'wedding, When their
.younger daughter .Jean, became the
Irride Itichara Westrion of 1VI-rs.
West'itria 'the late James West Of
:Iciatall. The bride, who was unatten-
ded, was gowned in cerise moire. and
Carried an arin houonet of -yellow
,
rOses. F011owing' the wedding cere-
mony, which' was performed by
J.'K. in .the presence 'Of
iinniediate, friends arid' ilelatives, the
young couple left for a, short wedd-
'•trip. by motor, On ,their -return.
they will reside• on the groorti's farm.
near Kintail. We extend to thein our
heartiest congratulations , for a long
life filled With; health,',happineSs and;
prosperity. '„ • .
• On' Thursday es -ening, a host • of
friends gathered di the bride's henid
and presented her with al Plic.ellan-
etais 'shower,' after which' a• dainty
lunch was ,served.
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The,4040 - 1 The Bread
OUR MOTTO QUALITY AND »SERVICE
JELLY''ROLLS}•' ,i '
I If:/E,k-Etipd.:si.EcIALs. '
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ILI I 1 .1 LAYER. CAKES
IN,E.Appixi 1 gobLg , i CHELSEA BUNS
•, -HONEY 4E , RASPBERRYTARTS
AND MAIAIY, ' OTHER VARiETIES TO CHOOSE. FROM
HOLLYM. QUALITY BAKER,
CLOSE, COMPETITION. AT
'CHECKER TOURNAMENT
tcheckerthe
season,
: olirnamen o -e
season, ‘was ,held at Kilpatrick's-im-
plement ''shop on Thursday ,eVening;
with twelve enthusiasts of the silent
game providing , an 'evening of close
cornpetition. '
In the absence of Denzil Statters
and Ross MiteMillan, Firilay MacLen-
nan and Wm; MacKenzie. c"aptained
"
Seeing
is :not; enough. You . may do That '
without any help, But .how about
seeifig Comfortably? That is the
important detail that is sought,' •
•
and that • requires the Utmost
skill and your co -Operation.
T. `ARMSTRONG
'EYE SIGHT SERVICE
Lucknow
At Schmtd's Jewellery Store
the-sides;-Twhich-lvere;phosen--as--101-----A11-Day-Eaeh-Wedneeday-and---
jo*s:F.D. McLennan,. John 'Mac- Each Saturday Mar*Ilg'.
Donald, James Young, W. J. Todd;
.9R;pTos,.inDgOusgelxateetatendv:JeraeCkwRinY;anm:acTeli;
'zie; Garfield MacDonald,. Jim
0*ge,' Stuart. s'.
Each men. PlayOd:tio "ganies, each
with each player of the opposing side.
A• win counted 2 points- and a 'thaw
one point each. , With :two 'games un -
played the final. score was 73- to 70
for .Mr. MacKeniie'e Side, but by de-
fault Mr. Mclonninfit."team recorded
two More Wins‘r.:14 points, with both;
sides agreeable' to 'considering the
-final-results--Pretty,„much_o raw._
STOVK SALksmgri ARRESTED
The Ontario :-Securities Canintis-
,
011'
High' scorerers for the night were
WM. :MacKenzie 20 points; Garfield
MacDonald; 18; MacKenzie,
Shields, 17; and
Jim Young 15. •
•The : !natal. with Ross, •Aucgivial,
and Denzil Stafters as captains has,
been set for next 'Thursday evening.
November 18th.
by the Alberta Department of Agri-
culture to become farm manager and
lecturer on ininial
' Bargains in Men's' and Heys' Sviea-
. ,
Seheol of :Agriculture at Vermilion.ters, Underwear, WorkClothing.-
-;Thi-e.-_-position'ire-held-frOirs-192541O- THE, -MARKET -.=STORE .
Community Hall Steel
Work ,Hearing completion
Deputation Interviewed' Deputy Min-
. rater' Of Agriculture Last Week.'
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mnsurgtgutAL ; ASSOCIATION' ,
".EiintEssgs. titOptt*foloN
At .the....nionthlY, 'Meeting :et, the
Ingham and District Ministerial
Association . held. on. November , 8th,
in the .iStindaY, school room " of - the.
Teecyvater :United Church, on inotibri
Of ttev. 'Maptiptild.,of , Luck,now and
Rev. Tolhick of Whitechurch, It was
voted to express. the aplireCiation of
the • A.ssoCiation to the Liicknow
Sen-
tincl, the Wingliain Advance-176es'
the Teenwriter News, ote CKNK,to
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the. truck driVeri;:' to the packers 111
the ears; to Allege who solicited Ands'
and contributions of ,fruits and veg-
etables and to those who So ,gerier,.
otislY donated them, for the assis-
tance all so kind and heartily giren
in tending relief tart to the needy
Weak?: '
eOmTheChit.Ssilies. tvalnetnttot°t:hEedDale°Pilu.t4;';'114'°i:ri- Oh.
BORN
ter of Agriculture, :Which P°Iiiiion he Otli, at the Private Patients'. Pavir-
so ably filled until 'hitt-illnela ion, Toronto' Generall Hospital, to
But no :More fitting • tribute Oulu
Mr. • and ' Mrs. J. Allan Bales (nee
be paid, Mr. Andrew than that o
that of 'MacLennan) a son Finlay
Rev, WM. M. Grant pastor of
M t-
ropolitan United hurch, Edmonton,
Gr.aeme.
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,Steel work on the community h01,1
is rapidly. ,hearieg cenipletion, *and,
will be Ariished-With favorable Wea,
ther before 'the ;end of the wee1..
In contieetion with a .prospective
government; . grant; • 4, deputation
comprising WM: 'M'ardie.;:;,t;, 'O. tic -
Nab arvi Joseph Agnew 'PeCamininied.
by .0, A.: ItobertSOn; vitited,
Teronto on Friday' to •••interVieW the
lViiiiister, 'et 'Agriculture,. The, 'aepu.-
trition receiYed. a very favorable Wear
-
nig 'trent the deptity 'Mini:4er,, • Nr,
W;' ' .
.Ae a result dt thie, visit, Hirt.
;Of Guelph Wei appointed 'by' the life -
pertinent. to Inspect" the building and
Calbilling park, Which he (lia Ment
ditY, Upon hiC redriiiiiiienaritieri,. plans.
o the layout rotnnt It( the 'build -
fink; to; ethriply With COMinunity. hall
reifultethentsi, are :be Stibini•tted
.t6 thd. DepartMent , for ,ftlytiier,. de,
'eisdnit before A ;Mint aininiiiiternent
18 ttotao.
* s address,- delivered -at th
e
lun-
eral service In Edmonton on 'Novem-
ber 3rd, which follows:
•"I have Come that they may have
life and have it to the full" -John
10:10. •
Life is worth living, if we live
worthily. Life is a glorious thing if
we live' gloriously. Our dear fri d,
Mr. ;John F. Andrew lived worthily,
yes ' he • lived,' gloriously,- and so to hint
(Continued on Page 4).
,LoquALsil PUPILS PRESENT
Txtig FORMER TEACHER
(Loelialsh' News)...
• 'A presentaticht of interest in thii
locality took place: in S. 'S., No.: 4,
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ict6ea..'evice.‘sern I:. j.titario,..resulte.,..d, '
seven
stock :ealeemen, being...arrasted lait
One of these. 'arrested .was Thema,.
Agnew,. 59, or 626 .Lorne. .Avenue,
London and formerly of Lueknow,
charged With :theft' of cash' and se-
curities to the amount of: approxi-
mately
resioentSs.700 fromtwo .Kent County
—The--series-o -arrests- reaultad
from number of coMPlaints, that •
reached.' London' district provincial -'•
police and, the Ontario ,Securities
06finnissiOn. After investigation .44
the transactions simultaneoua action
was taken and warrants lsaued in
the various cases.
Police say though that the various „
oases' are-lutt_aisocisted, and that
Charge"- 'against the acefised will be
heard separately and are not core-
_The,_,chitige__itgainat,'Mr. Agnew is
said to
-Cail and ‘Sezurities---Were-"allegedlY
tions earlier, this year in which the
have 'reaulted from .traninie-
• •' •
AGED' "im°ToRIsT CONVICTED
OF RECKLESS DRIVING
IN liAE WATSON ACCIDENT
'
• Charles Reid:' .74 of BrUeefield
Was conVictea by Magistrate ;C:
HaWkshate of reckless driving dyer
a, crash that ,resu1to m .rirraputation.
of, the left foot of Rae :Watson, 24. ,
.London .bicycle dealer, and'. formerly •
of Lucknovi.•
Appearing .before the -county Mag-
istrate at a court heldin Exeter; Reid
was fined $10 :and vista and had his '
driving license-lmpeeded for two
irrontha;'Thrie-.-houriiicovidence and-:
arguments ;were heard before ,„the
conviction was!,;:registered
NY:atson' Was riding a' motorcycle,
with Clarence ' Loun'e, also pl'
a pasienger, w -ben he was involved in
collision ,near Brueefield.
-Witnessea testified' that..Wittson'i
foot was severed in the trash, ' rad
. „
,fvrther,;-aintintation Vas riecessai7:,
at Seaforth Hospital. '
,
Tvo Inspettors 0
Building Last Week
Council Appointed :Inspector And
, .
• One, Appointed By Roofers' Supply
Co., Both Give Stamp Of Approval
• To The Construction And Lumber
Yf cominunity
The '• crinatruCtion
:Community • has Theeri ,
in-
spected, :end the ,separate..'reporti Of
two .qualified ' inspectors , should dis-
pet any ,criticism there: has 'liden by
"the. inan., on the street" .
George Norris, ,. lumber • iriSPec'.
'tdIrieC°t,f1;1-iiet:tngYa ..gYede71st:St'e'x*Peeerkierilt ':wthaes.
Ashfield, ,ThUrsdaY, atternoon, whenVillag Council to look over the.build-
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the pupils • Presented' their fernier tes- ing. He exprosied:'crarifilitte"4.''Satistite
.0er and friend, Mr. R64. Fiala/TOO; Oen With: Ora' structure; and,Stibinitted
•viith a :handsonie •leather 'dressing the "following •written 4eport:' '
case. The following addr-rais was • read ' ,‘Sit'ving looked over the material
hv Rerthe ,iidedieriald, while -Douglas used in the construction. of yoUr, rink,
MaelCencirielt,: on behalf Of the puling, 1 find that according to ; Specifica-
mad the iresentition, ; tions, 'everything is all 0,K. Would.
NOV. .4, 1931.: `have you ,nete that you have a grade
Dear. Teaaher, ; ' of No. '1; •Sack,i Pine, which. is far
We, your pupils' have learned 'TO superior toll Hemlock, in the Tconstrile-•
deep 4'egret of 'Your. resignation as tion ,of your -rink", •
teacher in our school and we are Sighed, , George W. Norris.'
gathered together to, try in some • Previous ,to Mr. Norris' visit,
Hen -
measure to show our esteem for You ey' Odgek, builder :rand centraetor,
and appreciation of your, four years Appointed by: the Roofers' Supply
Of Successful Work ' Ctimpanir; Made his second inspection
We feel that you have always' had ofthe building. Mr. Ogdep, with.
ex -
a sincere interest in each one Of us
And have Oared no effert in? our be-
r, • •
halL We hope that you *Will overlook
the times when ,our carelessness or
Mischief' had, tried your patience and
that in future years you will look back'
with pleasure on the time spent teal
ching in .Your' henie schOol. ' ,
.We would ask you::to accept this
giftbonnie' it Will • always remind
You, or those who ,presented it and
with it extend toyou our Vary "best
wishes ‘for your future success and
Signed on behalf ofi the pupils pf
S. S. Nov.4; Ashfield,
•":•,•
•
BADMINTON' CLUB HAVE
• RECOMMENCED ACTIVITIES
organization meeting of 'the.'
• •
LI:.,eknow' Badminton 01„u1; Wis 'held
hi the ,TOW,ii hall Monday evening.'
Otaberleth: Johnston; the presi,
wie charge of theeting.
;Tlie minutes and finanCial. Statement
of the pest, yeitt: ,•.cre:r., read hY• the ,
'e. iii
treasurer. 1.(.: 'Watson and J. -Rath-
well 'Motted; the ,adoption of this' re-
i°6‘rt
Election of officers resulted as Id -
lows:• Pre,aident; G. S. MeIntyre; Vice
RreS,,' Dr, Johnetan;." Treasurer, ;
S. talVett;, Social 'Coln:, Jessie Hen-
derson, K. Watson,,. .9..
Giddy§ MacDonald; Ottines tidnd Tour-
intinent dont,. Dr. Fowler, R. 'tiotseni. •
Anna • .Finlayson, Helen
AfteC seine: discussion and., on tho
rnotioiof enettot ;„
Finlayson, the inceting. adopted the -'..
following "ache(inle%of fees for 16,
corning! seaSon: Men; $1.50 Women, :
0,90; Juniors in afternoon,
J. Itathwelland 'Donald Johnston
moved, ,aajetittighent. •
tenaive experience in arena and barn
,building sta ed .eniphatically that '
this communlfy hall, was. much ,above'
the average in. regard to the =punt
of bracing, and that; the 'detractor,
Mr; D. L. Weber, so fee as he could
see, was in many catet, exceeding his
requirements, to strengthen ,ar-,tfl give
the village a highly satisfactory job,
Ire Pointed out minor Work' to, be
done tofucther* strengthen the 'ends,
approved of the' qUality, of lumber,
recommended driiiiting windows" mi
the South side and in general,
ex-
pressed satisfaction With tho
Construction of the building,
P'•.;