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WI IGAAM, ON r.•
,DUNGA,NNON •.
Visitors with Mre. .Wm. 'Sproule
On Sunday were her niece, Mra.
tor King, Mr. King, Evelyn and Mrs.
Sproule's brother-in-law,.. 'Mr. W„ O.
Fowler,,.aII of Teeswater,;
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stewart, Mar.'
garet and Harold visited a number
of friends at, Stratford last Firday
Mr. John Young and family visited
Mr. • and -Mrs., Jas: Henderson at
Wingham last . Friday -
�` : Mr. and Mrs., #arvey Alton, and
son Ronald, visited . Mr, end .Mrs.
Robt. McCabe, Benmill'er on •Sunday.
Mr, Jas. Crawford, Port . Albert,
who isnot enjoying the best of,
health, was pleased on .Sunday,„. to
have visitors, some: of -whom' were
'Mr. and Mrs. 1, R. McNab,-Lucknow;
Mrs. B. J , Cravtrford, Mr. Thos. •St
'o-
thers and ,Mrs. McWhinney; of , Dun s
gannon. - • • ,
Mrs. John Durnin Jr., -and •little
son, Donald, spent a week visiting
Mr. `and Mrs. Haarvey Webster: -in
Coder ch.; 'They, ' eiccompanied ' her.
=back- hoine=lastSunday and spent.the
day visiting among friends. : •
H. J. Zeit,' cii a Jack
. Mrs, H L. Y, Lu, 1 , .
and Cora Finnigan;; visited Mrs.. Fred
Rosa at Auburn on Sunday.
-Mr. and Mrs.' Ben. Mole 'and child-
ren_ visited`' Mr and Mrs. Wm, Ham-
ilton of Ethel:on 'Sunday:and on their
return • were accompanied ' by • their
Mother; Mrs. W. • R. Andrew, who had
enjoyed a 'week there.
Miss, Mabel Smith, who is , employ
ed at the•home of Dr. Jackson, God -
r' erich, 3s .visiting her ,sister, Mrs.
David Nivens ` this week.
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Mr. • Ed.' Scruton, • •employed at the
Eedy :'Bakery, ' who was•• married
•on Saturday to Miss Evelyn Dren-
nan, :Goderich; arrived this -'week 'froin
"'their honeymoon and the, young coo
USED CARS•
• 1937 DODGE DE LUXE SEDAN, 'HEATER', AND DE ROST1R
-1937 DODGE .BUSINESS COUPE;; HEATER & DEFROSTER
-1936 DODGE fl ,LUXE COACH, HEATER & ..DEFROSTER
1935 DODGE COACH, HEATER- & DEFR.OSTER
1935 `MASTERC'.cHEV.; COACH,
.1933 :PLYMOUTH/ SEDAN', HEATER' & DEFROSTER
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1932 . DE :SOYA, SEDAN;' 'HEATER ; &`b „
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1930 CHEV. COUPE, R. S., HEATER & DEFROSTER
1932 PLYMOUTH COUPE. R. 5 , :HEATER: A . DEFROSTER
1929 ESSEX ''SEDAN',' LIKE NEW •
1928 C,HEV SEDAN K ' 1928 :WHIPPET COACH
2 -1 -932 --DODGE , TRUCKS, STAKE BODY, IN GOOD.'CONDITION „
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ceLifaz a Rk,,a ytltH'Sati�kie u1,
, 1 residence at: the'so' th end of the
village and will, occupy the house .of
S. Pentlaijd 'estate.'
• •: ataadtsntimsa
serail•dinwing
force , thea
id ro.fina'
or
,twbyymmt
MMirfael rain of the . •
'timers Pr Stasi'st.i.
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•,eta rl .:ei1ng and
;. Jamasw•ay Porltrii
roll
L d ' weatliee
Ttii.e modern'
end fire 'on. Comes in ge, bandy
arils,.Drew sbeeta ajointaf3tso'cl0 el rt,►i eY7ep
noir,; with \� ' invisible.• Itis made m poen Coundi;8
and "Acorn"' quality:.' Send• .. and Taf u!
f, eatim, AQ Coantil
measurements orfreeco�et
e lard -trimmings ndgii Bappss wF
albsirds
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gives extraty.
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from LU:t'Ki�.OW
t " •1' To 1Stations Oshawa" and east- to Corn-
Fri.vRStlt.s Mai i3 1 ••wall, 'inclusive, Uxbridge, .:Lindsay; •
?Peterboro, Campbellford, Stations Newmarket to 'North Bay inclusive.
Penetang, Collingwood, .Meaford,' Midland, Parry :'Sound, ,Sodbury,:.
Capreol and,west,to.Beardrnore. • .
Sat M�►
Also to Brentford • Ch$thain
4� Toronto
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London, Niagara N g xa l+ alis, Owen
Sound, St: Catharines, :..St : MaYy.T.s
,'Sarnia,:Str tfordStrathroy, Woodstock.
ee handbills c
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p deat»istionsi
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For fares, return° limits .'.train : informatio c
.. ,, , pn, tickets, etc, , coniiult,.
• • . nearest Agent: •
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ASHFIELD
'Sunday!ripenedSc oof
'for .the,
su,n-
mer'• ont n th :P'
m h e, resb teran'O itrch
7744.. Y h
on ,Sun a
d y• morning,'.The, attendance
Was, not,, Very large ge ouimg
to' 'the'.
. whooping
,cou 4h 44e
idemic.
p ..
Rev. John Pollock of Whitechurch•
occupied the "'pulpit
ofthe Pr
esbYte
r
Ian church on
Sunday,
• . Th Presb y t ria:
The y e i n , W, Al..'S. held
''their: April' nieetie
. at,the horne of
Mrs. D. A; MacDo
raidat L '
ahalsh.
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Mr "anil.M s. Murvin.Carter:and biro
t,. a ,
ys ;of GI ndehpye c 11ed . on fi iLndS
hero-onc_day•_last tyeek, " '•
Q e a number Brom here attendee
h -L. a ,' ',
the eNa M y W tson weddintarecept-
ion: on Tuesday evening tsf: last week,
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When Mrs; Elizabeth idbb•,of Dun-
gannon, celebratedherSlatbitld,Y
at her'homein Dungarer,alo wles-
tarned as,gusets her neighbors, Miss
Ilenrietta• Maize , and Mra. David; Gir=
Yin, who reside ,one ,on -:either side, 'of
beriThe combineded &gee Of the three
amounted to2i11,Mrs, Robb,h, heini 81,
Miss Mae 84 and Mrs. Glrrn`81:• A
birthday :cake centred the table, and
thethsee spentthe 'afternoonreview,
ing days
egi w-
ingdaYsemoog,tle early settlers. Al,
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enjoy the best of health:,
v1$iting withhe m thee, bis.Stew-
art at present. •
Severnl Of our scholars,Miss" B:
McDougall arid. Mr JohnD. Rose,
will attend the musical festival at
Xoncatdine
ors' Frida
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Garnet Mciv.all came 'home' on. Sufi.;
• day from London;-' after . spending
Seven months, in " the hospital there.
I 4417, •
Tho, lilt a ladis, sontewha't�improved
in health.
rs'.• Jim'.:En T1a'hd' and :fainil • are
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Mt. and Mrs. P. Walsh 'of St, Au-
gustine, -visited on Tuesday with Mr.
• and, Mrsda. R., McNall, (, .•
• Mr. Dick'Mc illin, Jr. :'
+�iu , , who, works
on the eotiinty retitle, a e t
p Sun. tinny' at
his home,
The Dungannon 'Moine' and School
Club' will meet next Tuesday night
at 8 p.m., at the .home • of Mrs C.;.,
Alton. A good attendance is "desired
to hear a ,report, of the convention
from' Mrs .Taylor, Goderich;_' : who
will' be ,present. •x•
Mr., W. 'Sproule of Delhi -visited
his; parents :Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sprot'lle
on Sunday
ern••iecefd'''lately • by
elatives, 44 the ;death
seltzer, Amulet,
<_ ow---theinThehis-familyMr.Mrs.•his Davidandbone
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LUCKNOW. ENTER JUVENILE
'TEAM IN MAITL' AND LEAGUE
No Intermediate Club IN Bruce
•League --,To 'EnquirePossibilites
Of Entering Central League Horace
Aitchison President.
Lucknow is to>'have, a juvenile team
in the Mali land League, it was decided
well attended : meeting° in• the
Community Tial, on Thursday 'evening.
Several''teams appear • certain to be
entered' in a'compact•' group.
Besides the Maitland League, trophy
being. up -for•; competion, the League
will= affiliate with.: the O..B. A; allow
ing, ' the Winer •to'p '' ro peedin theOnt-
o
Ont-
ario playdowns. '
That there will'"be no intermediate
team : in - the...Bruce`,' League this .year
was quicklydecided at the meeting. .
A Bruce League Junior • entry was
considered, but the, epense;of'finan-
cing this team' was the stumbling
block 'However it • was decided to .en-
quire into`. the/ possibilities of . enter-,
ipg the • Central . League, 8o to iv
Junior•players and available intermed-,
iatee a chance to keep in the:•game.
Softball came in for ,a certain am-
ount'of, discussion', arid it may be that.
efforts will ,be ° made to organize .a
softball group.,
• Considerable new blood•'was .elected
to . of ee ::lionorary President
i{s� Reeve
' i �u11W I"'rTlf�{i�••181' .Y.HY
Vice Pres,
p 'Wn Fo�uler; Sec=Tr ear,.
Jack MacDonald;' Eilecutive. ionunit-.
tee, . Clerkr. Finlayson,. =Harold;' Greer;
Jack Cook• and Donald Finlayson
Dr Fowler,; Harold Greer and Rey
Finlayson were''kppointed a: 'comnit'
tee, to deal with a possible Central`
League entry and the Metter • of con
sidermg'oi`gaiiiilitg :for ' softball;'„
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Mr. 'Chas.. Alton • with his brother,,
Mr. Sant' ,Alton and ' their mother,
'Yrs. Jas. Alien,. made a 'speedy mo-
tor hip. to Toronto' on Monda after
P Y►.
•ecei,'ving word'' of the "car' accident
Miss Olive Alton had been in on Bun -
day night' when two cars; colid
ed.'
She Wee immediately;taken to- a .hos-
pital, where hercondition', was •re-
orted es having abrasions on: •'the:
mouth and • leg 'requiring stitddhes
Mrs. Al'r rained i
ei in cit • but
e y,
her•ona'•r turne� home. s e d me Mr. Sam
S rn
Alton, as the ,same time is"rather un
comfortable with. two • broken ribs.
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A flash ' £. ..lightning with the
storm of ' lastTl uredoY a
rerno0
n.
atruelt the barn 'on property on . e p Pe ty ;own -
Mr.. -
ed by ,. Wmi Cranston,.,
in he
t
loge; The :damage ;;was light and the
blaz'"""was :c a_-
hecke�__-.r _�.
e d by� rasa b ''lie
,-.:, Y. 1P
with the aid of ,, a' few • buckets of
water; '
• Missar
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M y ane Robb, who• spent
the winter with 'her' uncle, ,Mr` Levi
Marwood;' Auburn,.•' has returned' to,
her own residence at' "Dungannon,
, Visitor:; "What a 'and litho-
cent
ntio-
en 100 kig face y little girl Irl
r has'
14lrs, Brown.''
Mrs, Brown; `I hadn't noticed it.4
Mary, what have, you been doing ?Po 1 eitecutive,•
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The 'Juveniles: slid keen to, get go=
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Ing: and although'.the •diamond• is soft
yet the lads aerg'down on Monday
night "chasing ,Elio,*" '
;,, =,:.ce
A Junior etie'considered' 'in
the Bruce 'League-but--the:•initial ex.
Pence Ot: getting Club underway,,
Wee the chief fa m ono ,action being
keit r
716,' s +Ct r .• ,r
However to give these Juniors a
chance, cammittae�was appointed to
look into the posetbilities of entering
the Central League.• :A fair• team
might •be.,assembled • lolstered. by° a
few available intermediates.
Luckily* know ;was ,represented -at ;'tile
Juvenile 'League: 'meeting ` at Auburn
on Tuesday night, when plans were
laid for getiting"this new loop 'under-
Way
Four,, teams were, entered in the
Juvenile ,League at Tuesdays meet
ing in Auburn..:.The are in 'ham
. Y, ate,: w g . ,
Lucknow,, Dungannon and Goderich.
Clinton will . probabl start a' team
Y
"also. The' schedule will ;be. drawn up
the .middle •of the ,month.
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•Thee' was a; turnout of': about
twenty' "kids" at ,Tuesday night's
practise and'. the diamond will':short
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be-
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tY• t eon ! -i'-' '
Y d tion.
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• An executive''me tin'.is to
Meeting be held'
tonight (Thursday) : in' the, :Commun-
ity Hall at 8' o'clock.
TWENTY-ONETEAMS' MAY,
"...OPERATE ' IN BRUCE LEAGUE.
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^At •the annual meeting of the Bruce
League in Hanover 'on . Friday, Indic=
ations pointed .. 'to twent -on' .teams
playin Junior= and • nter e i t
gI., rrn dints ball
in this -loop this 1eason..•'
Fivelikely
e y intermediate "B"Clubs
are Owen, Sound, Chesley, Hanover,
;Wingha'tn and ;'Meaford 'the ,1
... a atter
Club' being; readmitted:
"C"' club .
bs are likely tob
,near -
Y..elti; d,
Inc, Teeswater and `Winston Willi °A
ll
,
en o
rd
, Por E
t Iain an Southampton'
d•
likely to be re preeen ° d b
to oneor two
p,.
Y•
teams..•
Junior ,entries
r
ar certain
, .e from
he
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Wa ker
t
Y on outha
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n a
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P r, d.
Kincardine. Through'R. J.
P
e at
equ gra
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l
the Steve
ns H
e per
Co. has
. a donated
a i 14 it
_._...+lull_or azo h i..O.we o _ .
p Y n S und,wilJ.hav
a Juvenile Club that •may play in' the
Junior! Bruce. Paisley, 'Winghain'and
Hanover .• ...
are undecided.
Last date fare entries ri rie,'s� Was set :for
Friday; May 13th:. 3.
Wm.. Dobson was to -elected �
sterid=
ent with.Dr. W. H. Carson vice res-
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ident winning out over W. H: Gurney,
Ai ;Ai Perking continues as tsecretary,
With Harry bane Of Owen Sound and
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'Robe Boos°of Che>;iley, members of the
L8
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••FARMING;°' DAIRYING;
STOCK RAISING -=and other
lineaof agricultural buainesi'-often
ur oses If 'they ,have good •seg
P'.P
t not' the ready, cash
•e;urty, bu y
they Wisely, borrow.'
r. needimprovements or new equip-
.
amen,, to stop waste;; and make . Wherever,
betterprofits.. in'Ca'nada
-Good man- , agricultural
agerstnevery business
line of busi- carried; on,
- r ness .know, there is a branch ,of ,the Bank
where "small expenditures would- ---- of• Montreal,. --acquainted with
', in „
e:rease : fficiea and-•---
e ry
• profits. If they can,
spare the money from'
their:::working capital,
'R
they will spend, 'it.
promptly .'for such
f o c a-1 nte�e ci sa n dj
11'tli conditions, ready'
l Ili
*1 '2 I to considerap
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