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MRS' GEORGE;"•McROBERTS
Funeral services. for Mrs, Georg
McRoberts,, were held at her_late rest
Bence, •,Concession 8i- West Wawan
osh, on ;Monday, March 7th, by Rev •
11. M. Wright of St Helens. •Inter
meet was' in Dungannon cemetery
with the following neighbors acting
:as pallbearers; .John Cameron; Ros
Murray, Con. • Foran, Allan,- Durnin
Earl Durnin and George Stuart.
A .popular and ' highlyesteeme
resident. of ,the." St. Helen's district
Mrs. 'MeRobert's sudden . passingsad
d that ommunity, Since. return.
' 'denec
ing to :her :home lest spring,',afte
almost six months as a patient"in
• : Wingham. • Hospital, Mrs. McRobert
had. enjoying enjoying :improved .health
• •�shew
Theda before her .death ....._
day
feelingg quite we11, *hen stricken wit}`
a brain hemhorrage, passing, away on
the morning of Saturday,; March ;5th
less y
than twent'=1our 'hours'' after -
"
being -taken=ill
her 52nd Year,. Mra. McRoberts
was formerly . Minnie • Haines,. a,` Ban,
•
ghter of the late Mr. and.lVrs. 'Bober
f Haines, of the ,.Division, Line, Eas!
:__w Wawanosh, • where . she was born. _
1 • Thirty years. ago , last ,June, sh•
Married! Mr, George -McRoberts,, nar
ing- to his farm home in• Wawanosi
where : she has • "been highly ,regards •
" '. as a :kind •'friend and neighbor '.an
has been ,a 'valued member, of th
St. 'Helen's Women's' Institute.
Surviving .besides her husbandas
i three sisters,,. Mrs. Edward Mcluillin
St. Helens;”"Mrs. 'James: Snowden
East Wawanosh, ' Mrs. ,Wellingtol'
Nixon` •Lucknow and : one ' brother,
f ,
'Evan Haines, Sisk:
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.NOTICE TO •CREDI'TORS
'ta of.
In�the Matter of'the•.Es to ., Jahn
Villa of Luck;
Morrison,. lite Of tire ge
,`'
now in the;, County..:of_Bruce;, retired
se.. .
fai�nier, ,decea,d.
Notice is
herebygiven pursuant' to
the Statute. in ,that , behalf that all
d s g
Creditors '
an other ' havin " claims
•
or. demands against the Estate of :thc.
'
!Mid.,:Bora Morrison, Who. . di .ed on , or
about .'the Ninth. 40' ,of JanuaryA.D.
•
1938, ,are: required on or before the
Seconddayof ril-A.D A 1938; :to send
..P:
by P
ostprepaid,. or. deliver,
to
'th
e
'undersigned, executorof the last Will
and Testament of the .said •'deceased,:
their names 'addresses' and ..descrip.•
tions, -th•efull , `articulars -of their:
� 1'
claims, a statementof, their accounts
and the • nature of the securities (if.
any) ,:held by them duly'' verified: by
affidavit. •
.
And take,,; notice_ that';_,after. "a such
last mentioned, date the Executor :will.
Proceed ,to ;.• distribute the assets . of,
the said deceased :among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard ,only
tithe 'claim's of: which ,she shall' then
have notice,and that -the -Said -Exec
t not be, liable�fora .', ,said
or, will t : „ the s d
assets or ;any . part thereof to: any;
,person or :.' persons of:' whose claims'
notice shall not heve`beenrecee
ived.by
hiim a
tmthe.time of saci i tri
butfon
Dated ' at uckri
L ow Oiitai•io . this:
14th day,f AMarch '.I1..1938.
eor ..Lockhart, "I'
R.
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R. R. 5` '.ow
uck
L n Ont:; Executor,.
ASFII4ELD
` Mr.' Peters and MAnnie Kirin -
'tyre
Miss
e r.
received• word last week -of the
death n Toron on Thursday, , MarCh,
,
m to ., Y, h
loth, of their` brother,. Mr. A.' G. Mc-
Intyre.
Int e Mr. MacIntyre ' was,well
known here,••having; been afrequent
visitor his : old ..:'while . • live(1,
vl t at i$ home..... ,, .he h ec'.
M : Kincardine,` Ile. is survived by: his
wife who :"before her mirrfage was
Barbara BayneLaurier b
' of also y
four daughtersandoneson 11' of
s a
,.
Toronto.• symp•athy rVe . extendYmPa Y to
the baresve
d family.
;.' NOTICE . To CREDITOR S
IN THE ESTATE OF "'WILLIAM
.: A.' TAYLOR,' deceased.
ALL persons having claims, again:
the' estate of William A.• Taylor.
kite toro f the Township of Kinloss an;
• the County .of 'Bruce; Farmer, deceas-
ed;: who "died '.on” or about the 11th
day of December, 1937, are • required.
to'I send `particulars of'•same. 'to' Mrs.
Archibald Patterson; Administratrix,,:
Lueknow, Ont.; on or before the 21st
day" df ,March, 1938, after which date
the assets of the said deceased will
be distributed• having- regard'' only to
/claims ,of which: the Adminiatratrix-
shell then have received notice .and,
„ignoring alothers.
DATED at ' Walkerton this • 23rd
;lay of February. 1938:
OTTO ' E KLEIN,
!Solicitor for. - the Administratrrx
FERTILIZEI .
Lucknow ,Joint Club will operate
their . fertilizer mixing.:.., station ; this
ear .under t sin* ., na men
y • r the. me Ana ge t as,
th` -hr r vi. rs -
e -t
the- a ious'- ea .Club mem-.
P, y
bers and. those ' who' join the.clubs,
having-, their materials' mixed ' here
are assured of sawng a fertilizer,
seeond to one offered
t hem .any -
N% here, besides
-saving themselves dot-
!ars?,
ol=
lar,° ,
s
Prices - materials: and 'mining :on
� mg
application • to,
John �Jsimieaon, .m: an
ageY
,.
Luckn
ow. R. R. -3.:..Pion Dungannon
68-r-1. Bearl te`•
e d •
FRED'. MA''II'IUE..•
e daf of-Mrred ate n
e,
former 'resident 'of Lmelsno .ocenr
recentl t , Stettler ' Alta,
red y ,
a
tthi a horn. .at ucknow.
Mr, :: a e Wit L
.M
'10th 876 • and.Ontario• • on October 1.
w nWe$ ' In 1903: -He filed on &'
homestead, five miles .'.south-east, -of.
Stettler townsite before, the town
was . started,and he had to haul. his.,
supp g lies alon .`:.from
the trail.'Stett-:
and back again: :gy•
ler to Lacombeman
times.
u
i s e.
'' ` his d t e on the home..
'He' �t
put n.
. fro � ovember' 1ss
stead°'each ear . m N .
d worked,
to, May
'• 'trad'�.''
;.1st, a n at his
iiti town during the 'summer Months
He worked at the • C:P:R. pat nt car.
.h i another.. and, sister -66M
11.'1006. his d,
.•0'4928 "- r Mother
and•u 92
-out.f onr•`.Onta � .,P .. 1 8 • „ ,
LUCK IOW SErrige
++?.wr=.r•4 tw��.�w:Ns_wi a,y, ..,y..�x„w.r.,..,,m.., ,,-i{ ,-,.... „-..,,,
THURSDAY' MARCH 17T14, 199S.,
t LOCAL and GENERAL
Don't forget tar wear•. that bit '•o''.
green today
•
11. Mr.- W B, Anderson returned thin
week from .a business trip to•''. the
West.
Reserve' 'Tuesday; March 29th,, fo'
the ,Popular .play "Paying. the Fid-
dler".
id-dler"..
Watch next week's Sentinel, for
particular'sof a . free picture show
and dance: on April lst..
•
" J W ,Joynt, who was' accompanier-'
by Mrs. •Joyrit,, has returned, from r':
three•. weeks' bust ess' tri through
• i1 . r P - ,
the Eastern • States.. •
'Mrs. A. C. Barrett and •Mr; Victo.
Barrett , of London, were week -enc'•
.it
tie is at, : thehomeof ;the f ornter's
Mrs,
Ar
:. Mr Wm.
Mr. d
� ' a
parents,,
strong. ,*
CALL AND LOOK OYER our Nell.
S tin at[t les The , are • a fine,
range ofFabrics; something new in
patterns and tailored' "strictly • up -to-
sate.—TEMPLE CLARKE, Merchant
Tlor
Week -end visitors at. - Mr. -and Mrs.
R. • Ritchie's; were., Mr;. and Mrs.' J G.
Ritchie and 'Bobby of Mitchell, Mi
and Mrs:;' A,,,J, Wilson, Lucknow; Mr
Cecil Gardner 'of Zion; Mr. - Charlie
MacLean, Mr Gordon RitchieCiar;
ence and. tor*. ,
'.'Those `.'attending the' ',funeral. ' of
John Dunkie at. -`Guelph were Mr. and
Ws. Donald MacDonald ,Mr, Colir.
• MacDonald, Mr Bill Rintoul„ ,'• •Mrs
Duncan MacDonald; . George, ' Peter
and Donalda• and Mrs. John Jefferson
'harlie and Pete' df,. St. Augustine.
• .
jr renewing his Sentinel,:, , Ton,
ry- of- the -.Bank- of-Mentreai stag
St: 'Kelowna; .'B.C.; : states 'that.. he
likesthat. part °of the West 'verb•.
much, arid why °not,`if'you like.: a mit
winter • for 'da " Tom •hasn't found
to to
it necessary to 'get out the :winter
R
coat. '
Spring doesn't offic
ra11Y arrive'
ve
' un•.
but weather . condition,:
til: next week,;
li urin have •.been• quite springlike d g,,,the_
plait several days, Robins. and. ground-
hogs are repot .d and sap is` runnirih
`nit •old ,Man' Winter is :not likely t<:
a et,; ;.
".m 'e i
.ve. in so Basil and . Y yet g .
'give , .Y..
tr
'a final blow` before.: he succumbs
the' assault of :Old Sol, who israpidly
warm ing P.
. u . •
Metthie•was busy, en' his' farm,' whet^ -
:he -went into mixed'' farming and;poui,
try raising.: •
Since 1928 he had lived - in Stettle'.
and -worked •-at ,his -trade.-
' He leaves: one sister, Mrs. Ida• Rin
toul - of . IStettler, , and, one ' brother •
Will'Matthie.:of'-Port. au Prince, Haiti
West Indies.
• vc-1: "'ME'ETIN:G
Meeting "ofthe:•;Wo-
The March m g Wo-
men's held'.at the home.
r' a' ivitli
�f_Mrs Wm: F'is'her,��i, Friday
an' attendance -of 36 ladies. After the
�N
opening _exercises, the motto. •We;are.
never too ,old to: learn", was.taken.; .by
Mrs..' Horace Aitchison. Letters of..
thanks were received' from sick mem
hers who had been remembered -witi.
an :eo-o
Y Pe'!'a '
• fiowef.s; fruit, etc. '. .; . ; • ,
The :topic' "If .•1 Were Twenty -One.
NOTICE OF TENDER •Again", was , taken by • Mrs.. W. G
Tenders •wnh
,be- received by, the Andrew and "What; I' Would Like -10
undersigned ned . up to the First day of
Possesa Sixty", by Mrs. R. L.
•
-April, A:DA, 1938,for the purchase Treleaven.Mrs.
A. 'rPattierson and
of a two storey,•, frame dwelling and. Mrs:..H Treleaven - gave. • readings:
lot situate on'the .West side if Stan- .` sto ice' . r search wa dealt`t
. • Hi , r, 1 e s with by,
ter. Street, in the' Village of•Luck- .Miss H. Webster. Gwen "•Stewart sang,
now, •being. Village lot. no. 307. ' a' ,solo.*
The highest'. or 'any ,tender not -nes- ' It was ' grandmothers' • d
• w„ day and a,
essarily accepted. .corsage of. flowers was presented each:
For 'further.. particulars, 'apply., to of the grandmothers, who•.Iater join-
•'Joseph Agnew, .; Lucknow, Ont. ed in community singing.
•TUTE'
L IN
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,' II3 E
L CKN B
U OW
Just seven .'mere weeks until a?i
close of . the .Bible: I"nstitute,, or .just
seven -more nights' of 'systematic
Bible `study xrieluding" such blessed', •
truths -as' "The Times `of the Gentiles
"What, of the ,• ."The? •Second;
Coming of ',Christ", "The Resurrec
tion of the • Dead"; "The Battle ` of
Armageddon" and 'the Doctrine of
nd,
the Holy S
Piri,
f
Th
ri Rev..' 'E. . is Friday event g I
Laney, Bible : Doctrine teachervr`ixi,
have, charge of the two ;adult classes
renin o'
ILyour :faith. neetls_strangt .. g ....
ifyou havenotassuran e of sal`
'. . the c
vation or knowledge of sins; forgive:.
Yon t
o will not' want to miss the bless•'.
ing of, this, he ur •. The- regular .classe:
for High, School students at 7.30 am:
8.15 p.m'.. •Song .and Prayer servicea
'7 •',
O'clock 'sharp :Blease' invite n
friend. •
'The Junior Bible Classes will meet,'
.tea �_..
ft"r "schoo�°
everY • 1~�d "".afternoon
aY
South: Kinloss, Y:, P.
An, .unusually interesting; meeting
was ;field by „`the Young People of
South ':Kinloss on Friday evening,
when Miss Dean MacLeod, condueted
us through the Palate: Beautiful.=his
consisted of a,brief survey • pf the
-Bible from , Genesis to Revelations
Entering the Vestibule of the Pall ace'
we heard of'.'the Creation and e' the
Fall ' from'Grace. Front the' Vestibule
we entered the Law courts, Pwhich.
were illustrated by4the Ten :Comman•
dments.: The Picture Gallery_ consisted,:
of ten rooms in, which were picture -1,.
of famous . people such as' Nehemiah.
David, Ruth, etc. and many famous
battles I "the Philosopher's Chamber
.....
we• learned of . Job's:- great; belie in
the, sovereignty of God.
. T he Mu
si
c
Room ..was illustrated bY the Boys'
quartette, Who • O TiouMy soul,
Bless God •the' ' Lord.. As we entente
the Business . 09ice, we saw. over th
door the Motto "Righteousness exal-
teth
but'reproach
a nation . sin is. . a r._. .,.
P
oto any. Peop ,_.In. the Research ?
Pertinent we', found that' the .conch
signs reached were .All . is Vanity"
All that was worth while was to Fec-;
God and keep' .His commandments?
the Conservatory we:'saw..many bead=
tiful pictures••of'.the, •Church, teles
of 'Sharon beloved.. of God. There wet
seventeen, rooms . in the Observatory -
in which we saw. people such' as :Isa
iah, `Zephaniah, •Micah,: etc.,; all' pro
phesying about the coming of ,Christ,
Between /the old and new part of th'
Palace: was a Court Yard during
which we saw''pictures of the Jewish
people undergoing.; many ; changes
Entering the New part • of the' Pal='
ace,'' we sew four ;portraits of Christ
`' e ing; (2) Christ
theas(1)WorkerChris,
(t3)thChrist the 'Man and.
(4) :Christ,.; the • Son ,of God In'.'the
k gem of -the. l'Ioly�Spiri't vire Si>oi1
pictures of the Holy Spirit: working
through men. There were. twenty-one
Correspondence , Rooins, in which we
inet: such ea . men
gr t as Paul, Peter.
John
James,. etc;' The •,last room ;wa..
'
the..
, Throne Roc* With ' its Gallene. ,.
and Judgement Hall, the quar-
tette
.uar-
tette san ‘.0'.Word•of God Incarnate'
• Theneetin 'nex t ` .a i
g sunder the 'lea=
dershf of Mi'
Hackett's Y. P. Sr
The• weekly 1 • t'"
e Meeting was.hel ' ed-
Y g d.VY.
nesday, March 9ti , in the school; remit
H inn 261 was'sung" folio b
Ywe r
g, d e
Y
peating the Lord's prayer in unison
Hymn 94: was Sung. The minutes were
-then-read-and adopted: The business
was:• con ',cted announcing dl? , the.' losers
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Cothes ice;
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a
of : the attendance , contest, who an�
holding a 'program and social .'even.
ing' on ,Friday, March 18th: The Mis•
sionary convener, Blake ' Alton the.
took ,the chair; Violet. Twamley gi v
a paper on•-''Faaorite Hymns". • Scril:p
ture',lesson was read by Elsie Vint,
Miss Lenore :MacDonaldgave the
topic. Rev.; Patton gave.. a short tali..
The, 'meeting" closed ~with, hymn 24 ;
'lid zpah benedic o ` ..
Presbyterian nGuild
•The,' meeting.' Monday eveningw'9
in charge of the LiteraryCommitter
Hymn: 48""was sung' •arid the, scripture
lesson read by „ Helen''MacDonald, Di•
Johnston:: gave, a very intereting topic.
on; "People": ':H Hymn' 650' was`
P Ysung..
followed
bY
a violin solo by.
tle.,.Lifeof the: Musicran Handel" andel"
was read 'byDangles Aitchison,4
uartette• :was sung ` b • Chin:
9Y Sam
Llo yYd'' Stewart, Jim Purvis and .1Z ss
Paterson and :Bud. Orsang.,a solo
:
Miss Yourex : gave an .interesting 'talk
on several poets and ymn
Mr. MacGilli •
solo: T. y
sang a• so he closing h ►
vvas •538 and the:meeting closed" by'
repeating theP
.:.Miz `ah benediction:
..
BORN
•ALTO N—To Mr `and Mrs. Bert
Alton, in. `'Walkerton. Hospital, Feb..:
23rd, a . son:.
MacGILLIVRAY=-To Mr. and Mrs.
'Stewart 1Vlacf;)ill vary, Ashfield, 'Naar "•
6th; :a'• daughter:
1 %ugha fit Par,. 11
pital,''on •Tuesday,'March $,thto.Mr.
1
nd'. 'Mrs. • 'Ronald :Rae, a 'daughter:.
AITCFIISON-^In Win ham 'Gener-
al Hos pital . nn' Friday •; March'1' t
p ..,; Y:
'to Mr: and Mrs e Atte sonArchie' " �hi �
,
West Wawanosh
• WOODS -At Hamilton on ' '
Satur-;
da March 12th ' to Dr. . end t Yr Mrs.• `
Alvin Woods,, ds d, titer— r Mia.-
Ann:
The dollar ,that accomplishes things
is,.the
'one t
hat keeps
ee
p
s moving
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r
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dollar that, is kept out of circ ,.n
is ' only a.; Piece of pper.Pcop
Opt
something like that, too.. You have to •,
keep, -on-the -move « if you'want=to rank
uphi higherf
gh r in use ulness than the dead
dollar:
l „an Wal k
ITh
constabl noticed • a m
walk-
Ling- along :with one foot Vin; he; gutta.
a
nd one 'on the curb
-What's ". u '� hesai ' are you drunk.
. P. d,,:, Y
Ani
1? asked the object of his • at;;
tention:
It .certainly. looks like
Well, . thank , heaven 'for that! 1
thought1;}was late•nt
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