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Igroci •A" YEAR- IN A.DVANC.W.4.9c,,. EXTRA TO 13
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..Tiffj.R5,1)*Y4 MARC11,4r4. taoo.
Win;: .Fowler
1ity4,1cm$ & S1RtEO.
Office Hours -
1,409 -8.09 P.M•;
r7Sundays44.30-3.00'
*Pr fly A6allitment
'Phone 86. • „ .
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FOR RENT' ..-4-Roarned House ,arit
•h,ath.---:-Mel. 9rt ,
FOB SATA,4T,p.4. eatinr,potatees.
f Mary Jana' Dartow?p,:.Lucknaw.
' FOR-,SALE•Agedi 111:10orn Bull.'
. Jolla A
, Kntiough
, • :FARO VQ,E.,',S. 0 acres, 9th
Com., Ashfield. • kin Y.to 9',1•Olin
• BlalcO;I'''R. 7, LacknOw:,
• MRS. PETER McCALL', Wisliel to
:advise 'the nubile .that she is the .reP-
• resentative ef, the California, per-
• fume 'Co. • Ordett 'taken at her:home
each Saturday.. •
• FARM FOR :RENT- 300, acres.
- 110 /acres pleWed, Well „Watered'
1:1) own ,a's 'the. McIntyre farm, Lots
1 and P... Com 12. E. D: Ashfield.
• A 1-,nlv- to Donald MacLean, R.. 8•-•Ltieic-
7phr.up Doncrannon 05r1.1, '
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FOR SALE -24 Brood YOtIc Sows.
8 carrying .their ,second litter due to
,.farrow between 1st :'ind lfith of
•Meta; 6 ' to farrow in April.; .10 in
J: Batton. `
SALE .OF HORSES -20 head fron
2 t�.8 yrs., all broken and quiet,
Cook's • farm, N. II. of LOt 13; Con.
LUcknow Ilintsdair, -IVIatch 1.7th .
Terms, Cash Iuglis I Patterson'
Prop.; Matt. Gaynor, •Auc.
.FERTILIZERS
After Match 15th, We will have in
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5,iteek, here in ' our mate -room, all
brands -�f' C. L and Einpire
•Chatham fertilizer :for immediate de-,
livery. For full • particulars see or
:'phone either: john tic or
•N.. E. -Bushell._
MacMillan. Family In
BOmbed. ,Formosa City
Rev. And, 'Mrs. Hugh
ReSidepts Of Taihorku, Formosa,
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Which.. CitY Waiii'f;tainhed BY Chin-
, ese Planes Last Weelct-alissDor-
thy '•DOuglaa And -MacMillan
Childtelt At Present, In Tokio,
loCal People.. residing in Por-
i/lose, Japan, nritelf,' concern was felt
upon reports' of the bombing of the
island last_ ..weekr. by .0hinese.:
. air -
• .Rev,' and • Mrs,
Presbyterian Missionaries . in • For-
mosa. are, residents of TaihOlcu, the
bombed city and Capital, of the island.
No word has been received here -by
his 'brothers • I Ross . and, George, Mac-
Millan, since the • boinbiag.'
The MaelVlillan children ' are • 'at
,present in Japan,, as Welt -as ' Mies
• Dorothy' Douglas, daughter of, G. H.
•Douglaaof ...Lualcnaw.•-Miss..-Dongla;s
ia a teacher in the girls' icboal, at
Tamsui, • Formosa, ' but •since . return-
ing Mote tharia year 'ago rafter 'be=
ing home ori 'furlough, she has ,been
in Tokio, learning the Japanese
guage. , This is 'necessary; since the
tiling by the Japanese GeYernMent
'that .only the "JaPaitese, language cap
•'be -used in school
-eat -wae s om ing . was', . e: fit
time in history „: that the Japanese
Empire'.hasuffered an ,air raid.
Eight _were reported, killed and twenty-nine injured., ' •
Fort/lose , lies approximately 120 ,
miles east , of the aiiiith easterncoast'
Of; Chine, :arid new ,planes-nsed .by•the
• Chinese 'armY. made, it coMparatiVely
eaSilY .aecessible..for . an , air raid,
ation foi'-the ism/len/us attacks
by. Japanese bombing Planes . upon'
China; :FbimOsa ;was ceded to Japan
by China in 1895, .as. resalt eftne
Chinese,.== -Japanese wer.','A vast Mini=
ber of its 5,590;000 population are ra-
iii
•ChinSse.
OPENS STO4 TODAY •
Heffman's Men's Wear Store opens ;
today with a „tilde 'range -(4ne'iiir
merchandipe. Mr.'Hoffman is featnr-
ing ,opening day specials in 4 display
advertisement elsewhere 'in this is-.
sue. He IS' located in the. former .Tre-
•leaVen peek Store,conducted for
many years. by MrS..M.. A; 'Treleaven
who has disposed.' 0,00 greater pert
of her stock , and. has discontinued
lansineds.
HONORED BY. FRIENDS ON
• TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY
• Mr, and 'Mrs.Bruce Gammie of
•Elora,:Whose twentieth wedding ari-
niyersarY was Feb 27th, wale Plea-
santly surprised by "a riuMber .of their
friends on Saturday evening. Un-:
known to the Gammie household, the
house Was al/preached and forsome
minutes a • 'ininidture chlvari, was
staged.. After this, the folks laugh-
ingly trooped in with their cOwbells,
drinna; etc. • Mr. •and , Mrs. Gammie
were presented with a fruit ,basket
of Royal Winton china by IvirS. R. L
Thacker, as an address of, rollicking
thymealwaa read by Mrs: .1.•. S.,Hall.
The evening was spent in playing
bingond „after a dainty limb was
served, the;:visitors departed with the'
wish '
"May. , twenty 'noire • years •come yout
-Way;
And .We'll all celebrate again that
day". ". •
'•RM' FOR SALE -Lt 5. .COn• 4
Kinloss, 100acres, geed clay loan
Well drained, weltfenced and good
wa, supply,' 15 acres fall wheat.
• Firs Asa brick house. With furnace
'and „ th, large barn. ' and driving
' shad. in first•Class,tepair. Four' mile•
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froirc•-•Th-olifieW.:-Ite-fiSon. for -sal Mg.
poor health. - Apply . to 'Robert
.CALLING! ALL 'SALESMEN!
Agents! WOUld you consider a_ clang:
' that would; reallyv-make money? Ne
S'iles • Plan.. Sare---01 200-WaYanteed
food; medicinal,' toilet preparations
• Lower, prices."' Liberal commission.
' Extra dagh bonus.. Free gifts. if,• yo,17
have it car and a little Ca.sh and..want .
to .sell , •.somethi ng that repeats the
• Yeai•round in exclusive district, write
to FAMILEX CO., 579: St..•Clement:
• , St ;Mimtre:al.
7.T,NIDARs •Nsr.ANTE0 BY THE: • ,
• •1' ••••,LTOWNSHIP: OF AS1IFIELD,
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. Tenders will be.; received • .bY ..the
undersigned 'clerk • for. crushing .and
hauling. .appiloXimatelY''•aeVen • .thinia,
• ahdyyards • of •gravel. . A Marked .cheque
f�r'10,'Per cent. of tenler, to%aecoin-
.-n,, pany, tender., • 'Contractor to ,pay ' for
•gravel: Lowest or any tender . not•
:accepted. ..Tenders :to be
.• Opened at' 2:: Pan,. Match 14th, : 1938.: •
; '.. Herbert Q. Curran,: -Read' Supt.,
•: Lachnew '7... ".."• •; •••
• , E. McDanagli,..:Cletic, LiicknoW 3.
'.• ' NOTICE; OF , TENDEI,
Tenders% belr
tinderSigned, •up to the :,'Fitat claY;•. of •
r•••• pUrchasc
• of: a 'tWo :stotey; fraMe tdwellung anC•.
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lot situate situate the West . side' of Stau-
• ffer Streetin the 'Village'. of Luck-
now,,being :Village lot no, 897., • ':
• " ,The • lowest or any tender not
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essarily
accepted.' •
., Joseph Agnew, •Lueltnow,..,diE"
-FERTILIZER • • ,
laucknow ,Joint Club, *ill operate
their .fertilizer mixing station this
year tinder the same management as
the three previous Yeats,, Club mein=
hers' and those who join the clubs;
•having their. materials Mixed ' here
are assured of sowing a. .fertilizer
• second to none offered them any -
Where besides saving themselves ,dol -
kis" • ••
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Prices czn materials" and mixing on
application „to • ., •
• John 'Jamieson, manager,
lAlcknoiv, R. R. 3, 'Ph'one : Dungannon
.684-1; Be early and 06 -Operate.
FARMERS ATTENTION!7
GrosePs SPecially Cenipounded High
• Graded ,,F,ertilizer ••,may secured
Vcim el* age,niA thtenghont this
distri from Milton'. Kilpatrick,
• district salesmanE. It 7; LucknoW.
'Phone 77-14, Dungannon. Mr.
Grose's, fertilizer plant is Situated•On
,Dnridas.-St;; West Toronto, ' and is..one
of the most inedern, plants in Ontario
which has has been, in Operation for senie
, time. '
''A•
ny partictilar PrObleins that you
'have to'steal with, write "Grose
• Fertilizer's. Ltd., West Toronto., . as
Mr.,Grose has had twenty-five years'
experience in the Maiiidacturing,,:of
• 'Fertilizers. He else has, a fertilin
tteatnient to combat wireworria which
• cannot be secured from any Other
°CoMPAnY, •' • r
Wate,thenii at the feBOWing
tuckno,W, Ripley and Clinton. •
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Milton Kilpatrick, District Salesman,
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Former' Resident 'Paised
A viiif - Mtn ilfoi
Mra. :Daniel Itayea„-Wife Of Fainter
Agent Here Passed
Away In Her .,8lst Year
• There , passed away , at her s'home,
547'13/41/lain iSt.,...East, Hamilton; after ..a.
lengfihy illneSS boine AN,itli Christian
fortitude, a ' former . resident of ; Fer-
gus and Luckno.w. iWlhe person ,o
Margaret.' Hastings . Little, 'With* of
'Daniel W.' IlaStea, in her 81$t :,Year,
[Death tOok`• place on Thursday,' Feb-,
ruary ipth, 1938. kr. 1-laYea.WaS a
former Grand Trung RaiIWity Agent
in. Luicknow flora 1889 :to 1009. • 2
' Born ir Vergn's • in ,1857, ...daughter
of William.. and EliSabeth Little,1 she
recei41. her • early: education' . there..
. In :1876; • She loartied:
Hayes, •ivliovvciS • 'station agent :on the
'Grand Trunk Railway After" being
transferred to differenti,•stations" dur-
ing. the following' years, (r.. and Mrs:
'Hayes and lainiiy returned 'to, Pergu.'s
in 1900,,residing 'there for : seven
:Tears. , .
the, family. Mailed t�
Guelph and later to 1,ondea and HaM.'
ilton Mi 1-111iyes'lled. inHamiltonin
1933; "and Mrs. Hayes'• continued' • to
!lye in that city until the. tiMe2,4,ke!
death:: - • - • -
A' Sad coincidence • Was the, death,
on the :follotiriag, day, of het only sur.l.
viving brother, H:HarVey
nierly of Fergus; .and later residing
in PoWers,,, Mich. ,:• •
Surviving, are one .Feigii.S. W.
Hayes 4af .Hanifiton; a daughter,Mr.
DaVid K. Dik of Hamilton • and two'.
sisters,, • besides' the 'brother afteadY
mentioned, Mrs,. F. rt,„ Stewart ' in
Vancouver and Miss; Agnes, Little of
ilaraten, , • •• •
•;There . waS•, a large'attepdanee at
the funeral service held irk „her Ham-
ilton home on Sattirclair morning,
cOndueted • .by her „pastor, tor.. fsi. D.
MacDonnld In the •afterneen, 'a large
number • of relatiVes • ad. friend's
gathered in Melville' Chapel .and
Bishot: coridnOted the service, Prior
to internient • !in BeisYcle: jceinetery,
Fergtia; :Where 1VIi.,Iraies Was buried.
:Card i0f:,Thanks - "
The faihily of .the • late Win: Woods
are,
sincerely grateful to /elands and
neighbors 'for rook kind acts and
expressions .of sympathy during the
illness and at the titne. Of the death
of their 'father.
• AUCION §ALE • Of Farin Steck
herSCS: elm cattle, at *tot 8 Con: 0,
48hfie1d, on Tuesday, March 'itith„. at
one b101c,., • 8dq. bilig fr 110t Mid\
td11YOrt Ceorge 'NONA Feep.'
'Matt. •••aaynor • Atie
Left For New York
Miss Betty MacKenzie! of Larigside,
a student nurse .at Bruce County Hos-,
vitarat--Willcert-Wleft 'oa • Satal---day
for. New York, Where ahe •receive
pant of:heitraining at 'Fordham ,HOs-
pital in The • Bronx, with which the.
Walketton,trairling school is affiliated.
Miss ,MacXensie will speridseix months
there :before returning t6 Walkerton
complete her tliree-year 'term. ''•
Die3 AURachester
, The funeral' of. Mrs. . Phonies J.
SteWatt.-- of • Rochester, - *be •passed
avizar in,that :city , on Wednesday last
.was held on.'Saturday. Mr.. Stewart
a :brother of. the:late Mts.' Ches.".
nut • of ;LucknoW.
-FOrme1.ucknow-Dinggistt,
Acquitted :.0f. Manslaughter
.t. 6.;Arinatrong Freed •PolloWing Not
OtdIti'Verd•iet .In'COrinectiOn 'With
, • . .
• The. Death Of A Toronto, Lady;
Caused BY An Error In 'iComPoun&
:int A Medicinal PresCription..
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verdict Of not man-
slaughter, was 'returned 'Friday
terimon. b"an: Asaise, Court ,• jury
which...had...been sitting •for three. daya
,hearing ,ilie•!case•OrrGT-Armstrong,
New: Toronto dnuggist, ,and formerly
Ltiekno,a,„ 'who Wits. placed. under
'arrest iifttr hi---deatliLiZTWOwomen
from". potasSiiini. ci"Tanide ,,poisonirig
Their• •oeoui-red, • lig: .411,
ShOrt• time aPart,' re'sniting frOni ,an
error' compounding a.,.. medicinal
preSeription. •:• • •• •
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Mr.;Justice • Geidfity and jury with
manslaughter' 'arising direetli out of
the death death of Mrs .• Helen :Heron. last
October,, Who died .a short ,tinitafter
taking medicine from. a .•bottle issued
on a 'Prescrfnthin filled at ArM7
• atrong'S 'drugstore. , . ' '•
• A' ,recommendation for the pre ec,
tion 'of, the •publie• was Voiced by the
,fOreinari Of the jury aftez delivering
:the, verdict to ;ails' Honor.. "We, the
jury; recommend• "that bome litW,
• made requiring, 'the. prOpe*.,:labeiling
Of battles in' drug , stores, .afril that
these be regularly inspected by' an
officer of the laW. Vurther,...we.:recinn7
Mend that betties ,containing pfs�n
be;niadp in a different .shape"' °
"Thank yon"„; said, • Mr.'. Justice
Godfrey. 'I 'will .seethat your .reCain:
mendati�n s seat' to: the 'proper au-
thorities'. HiS 1.:,OrdShiP 'again thank-
ed the, jury .0r the, care they had
.taken:in thein,
He then told Mr.. Armstrong; he was
free te leaVe ourt. , • .
'Mr. Armstrong, who Was defended
by R.'IT. Greer, X.C., totik the stand
hnie1f,••an the only 'defence; Witness,
During the hearing; Gibson,
X.C.; • etoWn.' Contact; questioned Mr..
Armstrong ftarding Ms" partnership:
.Vihile in Lueloiow,, As' he comnienedt1
his, next. 'question, Mt, Oreer. '3iireped
Ito his feet in• Objactierir WWII, was
auStithied by his loedshiP, •
Oak, TIME SKATE
Weather perinitting, an okl,
I
time • sk#te wiR 'be 'held •'this .•
Thiiraday 'evening.(taight), in the • •
• _L
Comartinity Arena.., •
. Efforts. have. been• made to
. .
•
have an amplifying system .
Stalled: and it IS 'eXPecfcci tIat
this -;will reach here lfl time for
installation to provide, puisic, for .
alcate.Hot coffee will
also be .served. with no , increase
in. the adiniSsian prier fir:OM the
'regulak "-skating Irates
Escape In Night. Attire,
,In101)7Zere: Weather
*....from 'Blazing Horne
Mrs, Roi Mcilnillin And Two. Child-,
ten Awakened By' Crackling Flames
Early. 'Monday Mornifig- -Young
Daughter :Wanted To Go Back For
'Her Dog . • ' •
, In their night attire, and hi a stila=
sere temperature, Mi.S.r A.. H. Mc -
and her two Children,: Jane,
age 0 and. goy, age 14, escaped from
theit blazing home in Toronto at 5.30
a.m. -ea n ay morning.• „.
Mrs.• breQuillin is 'the wife 'ef, the.
late Roy McQuilliri of 'this' Commun-
ity, who was shot to death while 'per-.
fOrrning: his duties, as 'al 'Member of
the Toronto Police' toit.i,a. few years:
Mrs. 1VIgQt04in was arousedbfbhe The:children also
7-11P're.--awakelitid4b'ekltr:i4e4s;aPfe4in
,and the three es4ped,..arilicirined, af-
ter ;Mrs. McQuillifil•Iiiiii•••atoPped to
telePhone,:the-Tita -04iartment, s;
June ivi4h9d to Tetlif!'i'-,t0 the. burn-
ing borne to 'resene het:Vet black arid
tan English.tertie444,1iwas restrain-
ed from doing at.,.1,41X4,-raothet,, The.
little nal" ' WOO 1,Yweyer.
until she. later leataed'tk''''•dog
reseal/eel:alai), -
The blase apparently started. in ,
the 'living teem. 'A. chesterfield: and ;
curtains !Wake:. ablaze 'arid the whole •
room :burst into !lathes as Mrs. Mc-
Quillin ''oPeneci` the door. ' •
• FireMen, who eStifimated damage ,
at 81500; .prevented the . outbreak'
from 'spreading • :through . the entire •-
liOuse..'The blaze didn't' reach the. kit-
chen, but the heat was so intense that
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everything • in it was.: blisteredand
Warped, Mri." McQuillin• stated..:Cause
PARAt4YSIS: PATXENT RETURNS
1PKY:)M' LQNP.91N. HOSPITAT,
lgisS! Bainin,•• • 19 -year-old'
yotingi, lady df the Crewe distriat,
who was afflicted with:Infantile
par-
alysis, during .the fli epidemic, has
been .discliarged from Vietoria:
pital, London.;.whete she has been
receiving, treatment, for, the P,ast five
months. Mies Durnin ia at present a
.guest at. the home :ef 'Mies Rebecca
'WOods'of Lucknow The young ,lady'
whoa_e .1Ower were. _paralysed- is
making •encouraging, progress and
is alble to walk -with. the 04. 'of., leg
'braes
.A-As 'MOTOR gisHAF. ,
• RUPURNING FROM FUNERAL
An • auto accident on the highwa,Y
near Mitchell forced Conttoller Free-
man v. Treleaven to •MiSs a .ineeting
of Hamilton Council, •the' first from
Which , he has been absent: in many
• ,
" hurrying:inane' DOM the. frifierill
of Mrs. Olive' 'Treleaven at Dungan -
so that .he wouId• not be late for
the council ,Meeting, Controller. Tre-:
leaven struck an 16' patch On the
big,hway and his cat Skidded hit) a
deep ditch. Forte/lately, ;neither the
controller nor any of. his passengers
'were injured.
kik4IENOW-41IBtfrf
. If you. bike to • sing you will not
-Want, to 1n4s the Gospel Song Service
• of . the Bible Institate 'every, Friday.
• evening at. 7 o'clock sharp: 'Ilia 'Fri-
day evening; ,Rev. E. M. Loney,I3ihle'
• Doctrine 'teacher will 'haye charg e,,of
hoh classes for the adults If you
have any • Bible difficultiea 'feel free
to brine; them-Tand-haireffithem---diV•
• .
ciissed. in. clasS., We have ' been encour-
aged by a new interest manifested
tinning the High Sebool students and
hope:• that, this •interest' will .grow.
Classes at 7.39 'and 845, -pan.
Bring Your Bible and a friend.
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'MONDAY- •-•-:
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A -fire
alarin-waS4Urned---iii,-.1ate
Monday 'night for a ehirriney., fire at
Johastele,s 'restaurant. At the , time
of the alarrri, the -Are ras,heing wat-
eheci eleseV by Mr. "Johnston: and
other • helpers and was not regarded
as 'particularly ItovireVet
the flaines were noticed,someone
On •the street and the siren was im-
mediately blown,. ,catising an unnec
essay rth
un with the reels •
of the fita was iinknown:•
- 0 BITUAR Y
• NvitpAN- WOODS' •
,A 'long fe closed at Stinset. • . on
'Saturday, Febrnarr19th, in .thepei
son Of Wm. Woods, .adding another
nanie, to the list ..of Old 1St. Helens*.
residents; who ,have, passed
away' r-
cently. • • •
.•
in the County
Of Siractre' near. ,CoOkstown aid. came
With his :parents, the late 'Mr.' and
Robert Woods., to St., Reiens,
When a boy thirteen years Of .age.
'He'" has lived . in this: district since
that time,:yiitli; the' exception Of thrat
years spatif •Stanley' Townshia,
near BrUcefield, '
Fiftyrs ago last '•'-oefeber; he
• married Isabella Barbour,' who
deceased him sixteen years age. :Last
.August be • celebtated his 89th ,birth-
• Ite 'Was a man : of tugged :PhYsic
Until five; years figO -*lien he was
'Striekeri .:witli, paralysis of hie , legs
and since that: timOhad to use a•
wheel chair: , Although unable', to
walk, he bore his cioss cheerfully ,and
Still enjoyed life- until two months'
ago; When a. more serious eonditjcn
developed and confined him'. to 'bed.
. The funeral ',was' • held", ,froin "St.
Helens' -ChnrCh which he attended:as
long as health permitted,. on' February
22nd. The service ',Was' conducted by
Rev..H: M. Wright, who paid' a fine
ttibinie to the life . of, the deceased,
Mrs.. E. Ride. gang a solo • ."The Old
Rugged Oros". The servicewai lar-
gely .attended. Inter/Pent Was 'Made'
in Greenhill •Ceinetery.
The: _pallbeciters-were-Plio-pephi*s;
Lon/6 :1:i,Voods.„ Roberta/id job!) bur-
nin, Albeit Gdninaie, Elwood Rarbour
all 'of thili district and Clarence gar•.•
bour of Orangeville:: '
'
Be leaVeS to ineorn a family. of"
•.throq 'sons and three .datighterS,,
Harry., Elnier arid Atilbld of W,
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Wirilbsli; (Mary) 'Mrs. 'Martin 'of. E.
Witwanosh„ (Etta); 141.4, 01: Irtmiti and
(Emma). *JR, ct, Muttiu Of Huron
¶Thwnhfparid a. iutnber .ot grand -
'children, ,
Relief Costs Increaset,"
During Past Month
Bills Passed On Taeaday Tetal 447.79
• But 'Include January And Decem,
ber Accounts -Liability: Insurance
:To Be Renewed -Chartered •Ac-.
count Auditor Appointed
, Tliettrairir t. _meeting, of' the Village
Council was IA..' on .,,Tneaday'..:with
Reeve E. Bushell presiding, and
all ..merill/ers-present, except Coun-
. • •
cillor Paterson, who was absent due
to ,illnes. . • ' . .
Relief 'accounts presented totalled.
44749,cenSiclerable,_inCrease ever -
the pmontk;7131:Ifs--Wlifeli total hi -
chided, January' andDecember bills
FOur househelds are now receiving
municipal , aStistanee, recent,
ereas of two. •
f;I;r• :11119.4 • re-
garding a grant for the PIpp Band,
• .„
The matter was laid laid lover on ,the • ie-
questot .Reeve , Bushell. Until :all mem-
bets 'wete present , ; •.
:$,,E,: Robertson ,and 9, Smith
raited-... on • Connell reatiesting
agreemerit .N.."ith the Board on behalf
of 'the.. Agricultural Society, regard -
in g the uae of the • Cdmiiiiinity
The Saciety was 'granted free use of.
the 'huilcling.,for their. Fail Fair 'and
•Spririg Show if- deSireci„:••,''' '
• 'It , was, decide0 t enew'' the'.
• ity' insurance. on refida , and 'Streets at.
.0 preminin not exceeding $i0o 00
Reeve Bushell, did not favor renew.,
itig• thii,
Ill H. Agilew was.. instructed • tO
•ttirke-.!-riedepsatyateps4e:-Collect,-=pellr
tai Still otitatandifig,... • . • ,
venetian blind at a Cost Of $1;
is to repfuce,..the ,Municipal Oilke
opibeantst; 7a. g' 1141: ahini eaW68,' ot'dfnu'S7du arlai.on;d: oti tt6h1 le 6:
window ,otan. eannal Preniluni.
$1,2,63, 'WO candelled, ,
ChitrIe T. ears, chartered •accotin.
tant df • ton -don, was engiieti at a
leo of ;$03,66t audit the nitinielpal
school .and library boeks. •
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LuiknOvi.' TO Lanes
Hydro Extension Discussed
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(ZION ,NEWS)' • ••
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.Tneeght was held .bere on Fri
day evening....e to consider. -their exteIt
sion of. the. hydra • electric servief
from LticitrioNii'•to anesand adj'•
cent points: The proposed route wa,
south:frein Lacimeceto the 1,2th
"tl?en "west. to Zion-sehael,.aerass •S; R '
!No. 9' t� .Haekett's town froui
there wet to Lanes. It "was:Pointed
out that this 'pteposal, IVOR' brinv
hydro to to the door of almost doubl-
the ntiniber of, farmers, as compared
with,.a •rei4a via 'Belfast ,t6- 'Lanes.;
Prospeets appear to be quite favOr.
able for the Carrying' out of this: pro•
p.osalras. there.' ars '4' aninher, of 13J.-•�'..
spective auhscribers interested: ,
IVIisses Vesta 'Tabb and 'Jen:
Ritchie, E.N.,, Of. Goder•iCli, spent par!'
of last. week with the latter's 'parents.
NI% and :MI's. WM, Ritchie, • .,-
, ,
.Mr,•• Harvey rtifehie ret,urned • on
Monday; 'after a: 'week's. .• Visit ' with
_
Varna friends,' ' • •
• 'Igro . and „gIVIro.. 'Alfred Ritchie
Laurier Visited on' Tuesday •: evening
with gr. ,ahci Mrs., Ernest .Gardner.
„ ,
IVIr. and Mrs.;•Jas. :McKay :pf:Pais7
ley, spent. a day ,recently with
arid Mrs. 'Ralph iXon,: and :lair. -.and
Mrs. Wesley, Ritchie. • ;
-.717B. is weel,d then.' meet,:
ing •at. the hgnie • Of. Mr.. and
Wesley Ritchie. .
Mr.: end' Afig..140he McDOriagb and
farairy of Belfast; were ,SuridaY 'vis:
itots with .Mr. and Mrs, F..AnderiOn.
,
Mr Eldon Bradley returned te:his
heine at Laurier, after' 'spending- 0
cauple. :of weeks 'with Mr, and Mrs.-
Geonntar. ••
Shower And Banquet •
.featOre Week At St.,.Helens
(vr. HELENS NEWS) r.
The being of Mr! and Mrs.:Wallace
gathering on Wednesday eveningon:
the occasion of a, handkerchiefistiov.:-
er, arranged''hy the nieMbeia of the
10,4dieraft. Club 'and their lea-
:.:MrsTt:IVIcKetrzie ',Web .;-'in hono
of Miss Lattrilie Miller;•I.aurine; Whe
haSbeeriiiiSiStant leader, of the Club;
leaves,.next to enter .the•.Strat-
ford,',General Hospital as a stud en
purse. '..LittleTaYlor,' eitessed
as a., nurse .and: holding a hite, pal
asol:•from: wlife-Iig• the par::
eels Containing many 'lovely:handker-•
Chiefs; 'Was';'draWn .. into the.: living
room by, little Billy:;'Webb,•-on his ex-
i>reaS Waggeri.The,:giftS, were.' opened.:1
and the aCcemPanYing • 'verses' were.
.read by ...Laurine who ':..the gath,:
complete surpriSe.•
Af-
ter •slie'ha'd .expressed 'her, app.reeiti7
;tie/I ..to .• thel . A•eyeral ' intere.sting:
Contests .were. enjoYed. The'retriainder
'Of the aVeriingwas' sp•en.t, in. 'dancing
ha, e, marl b
:nil
Uold
The,"anntial bancipetundet •the
the Y. F. T.T. ras held 'in: .the
.basement of the: united churr.h. • on
Friday:, oveaitio. with' over 100 in :at-
teadarice„ The .roani.was 'prettily • dee=.
orated with Streamers Of. "pink • and
&eery. the hand, •fila'dte, cards
and-othercbilationcarryina-;
out the ,Sania,•.741-nilitT cdier 'scheme:
• After :'all hairPartakelt ; Of. the,b'oun-
tiful
..Supper :aadprogram' of toasts
and, 'speechea inteieperseti , with .rea-
dings •and.:•muSieei nurnbes t,yereen,
joYed;',.,.with ..Aev. H. M. weight .(as,.
master 'of •cerem'onies„. He proiiOsed
,the. tat • t� Our King 'and 'Country
:Which Was responded to Ii ; by. , th.e
'singing �f"God Se:aL.c thc King' 'and
tt 'to "Th oung
:PeoPle in the Church". proP'oscd•
,Lorne • Wood's -Was' respomied, to by,
etyler 'Ramage; that :to' the. Ladies'
given: by Earl Darnin in .the AbsOnce
of ..Obrdon Miller, ‘waS responded
by ' Readings'. 'Wer.e
givetC,bY MissObilOieve ,Watt,
White'elitir6h and bY &WR nnd
solos. by 'Mrs:, Rice .and Me. 'Mochiqe.,
Mi.: Milan :Moore, :brought greetin§
trout•.the: The
Speaker.: WO Rev:. :Geoige,....WY.,,=
lie of .1Ieratillet, .WhOtold many,: .
Jhjs.
in the vet, ended with
an aPPeat Ao.. the 'ionng • ...peoPle for
their 'Stip:port' iit'the present tiission.-
ary • need, ii interesting', .fAitiire'' ives
the • .prosentatiatt a. Iv, y;Juld.:Ao'iLyli:,•
1416id•to, LeUrine'.Milier, who g.c;oi...4.• in
'ttainhie in. 8tratt6rd., itosPitm-
tiekt Week, -AA addeesi• allPro(la-*
tion ahd goo d ykktici,::. by.
Stanley Todd •••Otid. pre sthi tail on.'
was, niad b biak WeAtlicrhcad,. • At.'
tee teauritie luid*zpressed ,iier thanks
SIX *TEENS' 'OLD , INFANT . •
DIED 'WINGIIAM WEDNESDAY
. Mr.. &•• Mrs. Theinaa M. Ferguson,
have the syMpathy of rienda in the
,
,death of their ;infant son, Williata
Allen, • aged eh( The lztUe
bey died in .WitIgham On Wednesday
last Of acute 'indigeation '
F11.0:';br ue as Qtf6.130:11/11:5, in ti.te41; ,whva e:oi hd. grandparents, 11 d.. ,. mn. :T. ibmh 60 n im atahi dyel:
Conducted the service.' Two ladies of
• the- Salvp,.tion Army,. ,Winglicim, •ren-
' lered, a duet. Four young bays, War..
ren, and Cleric Zinn and Reggie; and
,Ihninie Ferguson, were Pallbearers,
•
Interthe rWas, in Dungannon cern-
eterk.'.
PLEASE SAVE THE CARTON'S
•. As g • contestant. in 'the BoYal Yeast
Cake Contest, with the hOper that I
'may be fartunate in 'securing a. prize
. .
'for a' year at Normal I would ap-
lpthrea.ctlawteouhladviantglue:esrts ponfy.-1-tiloyY-altuyietaiosnt-
save the carton fronts :for me, and
if convenient to leave'them at any
'grocery store' in Lucicnow. 'If cartons.
are sent.' by • mail; :1 will remit the
postage..• Mark. Carter,.
• co Peter T. carter, Second 'Con.
,
After a long illness, of sOine four.
years 'Benjamin, .J. ' Anderson, passed• °
away in the General Hospital at *in.!:
,riiPeg on :'February' 6th. Mr. Ander,.
Soft' was in :hi's', 85th year, ' Mrs. An- •
Verson,'21debereaVed, wiclow,••residas at
Stonewall,. Man.
, ••
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•
wow
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Mr. and Mrs, Rert I!„eecrand fatn
ily ' of :•Whitechurch, . moved their
household effects effects to Listowel this
Nveek-arid have taken up ',residence On •
York, .street. Before leasing
Wlnte-
chul'ch the ladies Of the Women's
In-
stituta a.
linen tablecloth. -Listowel Banner.;;
1.
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• 'MOr`iiTER 024914 GRolvN
L-OCAL GREENHOUSEI
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On display at The Sentinel' COCO
4, a .' inonster leniOn, Measuring teii
inches in circumference,:' grown • in 1,
Ltick!nowit • Solomon's GreenhOUSa.,!::
The lemon tree on which it grew, is
about 2% feet high and has grcivirp•
fiom a seed planted by Clarence
Murdierl while in I.,istowel a few years.
aio. • . • , . , • :
It, has taken the lemon some *Ine
lilOntlitS or -more to'. develop, the
having • blossomed early last suMmer..
Abotft eight blesaoina' appeared' then, •
but -the fruit dropped Off ;in the early •
Stages of growth; with the exception
of the' one; which.,deVeloPed to a :re-.
marable size: • .•
TO 9BsElOrt DAY �P ORAYER
• The World's Day' of Prayer Wfil
'held on Friday, Mareb 4th, .at.,3 p.m.,
in 'the United ChurcheWoraeik:Of• all
ciiieienon;ehili(itiotiellsk /Lee n(iteaytugraiiiric;;;:rr.
Will .you be One of .them? ' .The offer-
ing goes to the Interdenominational
Committee. . • -
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-,7-717•NNOW••••: YOU,R*7 BIBI;Er
--Palyse teachers deny the Deity of
,Jesus 'Christ. They eXplaia away
th o MiraCles.: They.ridicule the;
Virgin' ,i3irth. They deni the .hodily
resurrection of r our Lord..•TO them
Heaven and Hell are states Of niind
instead of places, Know Your Bibles.
Scofield Bibles With'One Year'sBible Course for $2,50 and .$3.28 it
THE CHRISTIAN" BOOK .SHOP,
Card Of 'Thanks
'• Miss O. Purvis wishes to: especial..
l' thank. the Holyrood Weinen'S
'In-
stitute, as well as „other friends: and
neighbors, • for their Y thoughtfulness
and kindness' during . her recent 111-
bass. •
Card Of Thanks
• Mr., and Mrs. Thoniaa Ferguson
•and family, wish, tp express . sineere
thanks ti) neighbors neighbors for • "the:r kind -
nese
nifitat son. —
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A4, jomed: in 14
s ngin$• Will 'ye no eonie
baCic again?" 'The ,pleasant gather-
ing was brouthf to.,:at close by, sing-.
ing "BleSt, he the . tie that binds",. ,
:Mts. England of ,LuelCrieW Atfas'.'a!
:ViOtoil' last :vveeit nrkli her daughter;,
MN, Swan.,
The 'W.Orld's bay �f PrtiYer/Will be
observeil At the home of Mrs, OrordOic
Viiday afterrioen ..2,80,