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EX:t,RA, SA.
1.UCItNQW, ONT.
SDAY, JUNE 9th, i938
•
. mecial, in lanchnow.
Apply at Sentinel Office.
•,
FOR SALE—Good t- safe at bargain
• Plice.—W.. 3. Little.
FOR SALE -,Number of good Planets
. and Le, wide selection ot, _bouseliold
, ,furniture: I.
J, Moore, eaknow?
FOR; SALE—Large pressure tan
and '`eleetTje• Motor. John A. MacDO111
• aid '
I FOR SALE or 'RENT—Residence
in Luelcnow. • Apply to Mrs. Malcolm,
„
112. Holyrood.
FOR. SALE—A purebred shorthorn
bull, 4 yrs. old. Apply to John Barr,
Holyrood, , R. R. 3. •
FOR orgag is good con-
dition, aeltable for a school'. Cheap
for immediate sale. Apply at Sentinel
Office.:
FOR SALE—.Va)uable viflage PrePe
• erty consisting of frame house barn
I
' and. lots. ,Possession. july lat. Apply
to Mrs. T. E. Stnith Goderich.
' 'REFRIGERATOR—NORGE 'th
, , :wi
a ten year warranty, brand new,
limited nuniber only, $169.95. For
further ,particulars write Heintzman
• and Co. ,242 Dundas Street, London.
No (obligation. •. • •
• SALESMEN, ,
• If you are not earning $OO a day,
•• You 'cannot afford to. miseeeeleieeelp
'portunitY! ;Over, top men make from
$18;00.M-$5°-War-Mre6raillirq
abiliti_withsdbitribution of 200 guar-
anteed products. Cash -Sales. Free
gifts. Liberal commission! RIGHT
. NOW best time tasted this business.
FAMILEX CO.. 510 St Clement,
Free' particulars without. obligation,
Montreal.: • _.
BABY CHICKS.
• , ENGAGE
ENT AN*NOUNcED
Mt. Alex. MacKenzie, 4th Con.
Kinloss; announces the ' engagement
of his only daughter, Sadie .Kathleen,
to Mr'. Robert Farrisheleloffat, son oe
Mr. and Mrs. .Foster G. •Moffat, Kee.
lees Township, the inarriege ' to take
place the later Part of June. " • '
4GRADIJATEp• LAST: 'WEEK
,Miss Florence • Gwendolyn- Me -
quinine daughter of Mr,. John
St. Helens, Was one of elven
graduates Of 'Stratford General Heti.-
pita]; to receive her diploma ,•and pin
at graduation : exercises last Wednes-
day. With. highest rnerksin paediat-
rics (Ohilde noising) Miss
and ,Miss e Geraldine, Reid of Shel-
burne Were, tied for the award denot-
ed by a member Of the'rnedical staff:
,RAIN mo,NpAY.:'
-During the night,. Monday, about
aninch and a half Of ram fell, ehief.
ly during a• cloadleutst, that. wa§ ac.
porpOnied 13y a wind and a .eevere.,
'ectrical Storm that broke about eleven
O'elOck. . • ,
. •
• -Fields were flooded and. rive).* Were
running fell :following theetsereentA
.dowepper, that combined wieh'a.high
,oriner Resident. Meets.
Death In Accident
Mae Paterson, Son Of '144; Or.
• Paterson And 'Brother Of F. M.
• Paterson, Meets' Peatli As Car
• Hurtles Down. ,Egkliiiinlimerit Into
•, . Found •;Deys
Later • . • ••
Mr.- F. M. Paterson reeeived ;Woe&
a, few days 'ago' IV the death of. his
.brother, Mac Paterson and sem of,the
lAte. •Dr. D Paterson : Mr. Petersen,
52 ,Years of Age, was a resident of 'Pott,
Alberni, B. C., having ;left Lueknome
smile Ahirfy-two • years ago.
• Mr. Petersen' disappeared on May
17th; while returning by Motor from
a• business' trip ahout fifty miles from
.his horee'. For nine days no trace , of
him could be found, until the 26th. of
May; When his • wrecked car was
found in a deep Pool in a river; That
evening his bode was found farther
down 'stream. • 7. •
He was travelling in rnounteinoue
..country and the police theory . is that
a bid bless/out' in a front tire threw
his r from the narrow • road- to
hurtle. down -4-7-steefiL:erobankinent
the elver below. ' • . '
Mr; Paterson is survived by his wi-
dow and alareily of three: A yoning-
..er„..iister,...Mre.e.itenniee.Prioreaf,Port-
Albernie. pared • away ' a. short • time
:Livability:oft satisfaction guaranteed.
' 90% Pill- Cock -
Mixed lets afels
--Whitee-14g-horrts " 2C:
. ,Barred. Rocks kle'. 10c ' ie.
Nee'#emp. Reds ....e..-eeec 12o 6c•
After June :18th, One cent leie. than
- above priees:.-Pielletiefroin
one to six-
teen weeks old at right' prices: •
-DUNCAN KENNEDY. WINGHAM).
• ONT., 'PHONE 38. • .. --eee
NOTKE
'.1tE oititENRILL • CEMETERY
WHEREAS it is the desire of the
, Board, of Management to Maintain
the „cemetery jiLeas•_jepaueiful condition
as .possible, and whereas this. can only
be aecemplished., if , each and every
• lot is kept properly cut anCeriznined
+ler it therefore.. resolved that the
eeatetaker ;net all, lots, paths : and
parkivata; and he is the only One: al-
lowed to db this •and he .is hereby ae-
thaeized to collect the, proper fee for
. cutting said lots frome. all lot °Wires
• other than those on perpetual :uP-:
----keepe--Feeee-Sizigleelot--$1:00reDouele
e let: $1;00. • . • •
•
Hanging baskets, tripods, or Oth
obstructions, not allowed in the cem-
etery. • • • . • •
The caretaker eluill 'Sell all lots and
collect the ;price for seine at; time of
purchase. , •
Sidne§. Whitby; Havelock eSt., is
the official caretaker, •
GREENHILL CEMETERY CO.,
' ' • LIMITED • .
• W Anderson .Pres.,
Wni. , Murtha, ' se.O.
e ,
,DANCE'
At Langside''' Friday June 10th,
sponsored by the C. 'O. F. General.
Adniission 25e.
. LAWN SOCIAL ,„ •
• `A Lawn Social will be'•held on
Crewe Church lawn, on Friday, June
• l'ith. The play :entitled "An Old Fa-
shioned Mother",, will be presented by
• Crewe Young People. '
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•
• .,
DANCE AND FLOOR SHOW '
,CKNX-Hillbilliea will present'a half
, ,
hour floor show and •provide innsic
for a 'dance in the Town Hall, Luck-
,iove,:on Thursday, June 16th, under
auspices �f Liicknoie Joint Club. 'Ad-
mission 26e and 15e, ' •
ears.
I •
POST OFFICE PROGRESSES
111 epite of "catchy" Weather,. cee-
struction,Werk at the Poet Office -pi-o-
gresses. satisfactorily. With the foun-
dation, basement : floor; • and centre
iron franieWork completed,the first
floor was laid the 'end of the
_ Week,
and .work : eiLetepting-thee.:friinee:--is
pew going ahead.
, Of lumber: and brick: are o11.
the ground, and last week .seorne
done on the lot Which 'exe
tends ,back a ' considerable distance
_behind the 'buildixii_aed, which even:
tnellyewill ;be beautified with gresse
shrubs .811d flowers. s • • , • '
Scheel Board Opposed
To.:tSlot,..Machines Locally
'Receneee That: Council Cancel: License
On • Such ' MechinesCouneil Seise
teine Assessment Appeals Cont
• seder- Renting :Town Hall T01411
.4Co. For Weekly Performance
Village Council held thel.r.eegular
une •ineetieg On Tuesday might — a
five . hour' sessifm. at .whiCh County
Treasurer .Allan .Nelioneatteniled:•to
'discuss matters oftee arrears.
Sitting as w Court ' of 'Revision,
Council received tiesessment2' appeals
on , the properties of Mrs. Elizabetb
Congrani, Leila Hoffman, A. E. Bus-
well and Mrs. Frances Spence; Assessments were sustained, in ei:tele case, .
Adjeitinents were: made in: the bue-
"'Mies eese§sments,of, W. I. 'Little and.
Wellington ' Henderson; to he
for the portion of the year ° in whith.
they operated. ,
The following cpninitinication was
e
received: "The School' Beard is stron-
gly opposed to the Operating of slot
machines in the ,yilihge'. and reetieete.:
thif the Council lie& their authority
to ',cancel theliceriee"• of sitch ina.•
shines."
• BRIDAL *IIRATR RINGS
• SineeeitY; beauty, , perfection . Are
• qualities that, will find -true expres-
sion in diamond rings that are per-
fect. Get 4:that ring ;at W , Ae.
SCHMID'S jeweller/ Steed in Luck -
now, Or. Schmid's sell genuine Bridal
Wreath 'rings, that ' Are guaranteed
Perfect. And, /et, :eche.: pay no'
• Min*. Joie such quality at 'SchmidN.
•CoisVe' see the Mani lovely
• „,,stYles avairnhhi "
PLAY g$:101tEii, •
While the attereliiiied waS. riot
tliO§e, Peesent:-theroughly on:
:joyed tho .mpstest) play, "'Singing
• • MarineS" • piniented by the Kneit
Ohureh •Choir o Teeliwater, n ,the
•ToWri elellehete;On Priday,tiight.4he
• piny, which Wag,. 'Sponsored, by. the
•• .L..0: B. A. of LeektiOne eetie4Itideiethe
direction Of '1,Ird; if. Xing' of Teeg.
' , •'
••A aaho followed with pro-
vided by Mr.NOrtatiti Wilson, Dr. itta Mrs. Door' A. lvfaeltae, Of
Abide' Little *Old Won itendetion, Aettihi 4.titioglit6mtitykisobei, ,ihetsod,thd .gathonig.
•
Council decided to: instruct the op -
crater of the cone licensed Machine' in
the , village to rigidly enforce the re-
gulations, ;prohibiting ' minors using
the machine, and -which must not, be
operated on Sande/s.
A request -`by Jack McKendrick to
improve the roadway leading to his
residence' was -referred to. the Road
and, Bridge Conineittee. ,
Relief accounts presented end ease:
/totalled • $48.25; of which one ac-
count: of. $36.73 was from the 'Town
of ";.todericb. 'Of the $11.52 balance,
$0.09
is elfarged', to the. Town of
carditie. • „ • "
AUDIENCE IMPRESSED •
BY RELIGIOUS • PICTURE
Manyeteok.adveetege of the oppor-
tunity to •viele the motion .pictures of
the Life' of Christ, presented, in :the
United Church oneSatueidey eye/ling,
:Which:was 'sponsored by the National
13iireee for Religious and Educational
NOT otsmormo .,RoLittAY -
•
,
:So far ati we can learn, on Wednes-
day, local merchants do /net 'Plan to
observe. Thmi, cl,#y, 'June 9th, as A pub-
lic holiday, o her than the regular cob -
reliance, ofthe -wieklY halt -holiday;
which falls on thiOlaY. ' • * -
June 6th,I, maxis the':. hittlidaY • r.of.
King GeOrge" VI; Which. in ,reality is
.on December 14th. but falling so' close
to Christmas, as • it' does the June
date was set, and -Will be observed lo:
eallY by the Publie school, the bank
and the Poet., "offiee:
' ROVING REPORTER IN TOWN,
•, Thepublicity given the Chin family'
,
since the return Of their three .sons.
from china, brought W. 'G. Trestain,
the riving reporter • and camera man
of the London Fred Tress, to 'Luck -
now on 'Tuesday, .nent• on taking a
"shot" of this family whose Picture
appeared in ' last week's Sentinel.
Unable to .get a group Picture, Mr.e.
Treetain get the leen of. a eouple of
The Sentinel negatives, which , •he
'plans' to "touch _UP!! :- and reproduce
for the Free Press.
Appoint .,.A(0000.,714.ipon011.
•
Primary Room Teo00i.:
SW -tee& 'igies,j4, Mardi(' Who Is
eranuated 'After :Long Period • Of
*Ciente Service As Teacher • -Of
• POSt Rooni
•.• I
Mies Marion MeeDeugall. �f Lucke
mow,weS appointed primary reCun tea -
:cher' of: tlfe, teickneW_ Public School
from a ,list Of Seven, applicants 011
Tuesday ,night; filling • the • vacereeY
caused by the 'resignation; Of Miss I.
Murdie, who is superanuated at the
close of this term after twenty-seven
years of efficient' service' as 'teacher
of the firet, room.• •
. ,
' Mies Muedie has , been a most. cap -
Able teacher and the many children`
who have . passed through her room,
cation. • •
a valeable and thorough basic .edu-
-Miss MacDougall has had several
have proceeded to higher -grades with
years teaching experience and this
WEDDING BEt4LS
The large audiehee was deeply im-
pressed :by this ieligiotis spectacle
patterned r after --thd•---:-diarnatie- •41,7ers'
lone of the -"Passion play" . given per
iodically; in Europe at Friehurg and
Oberarnneergate The film, produced
in Europe,' The Holy Land and Egypt
was Set to ,.special- organ, „okaliestrel
apechoral music ecdompaniinent, on
sound equipment:It portrayed the
Life of Christele6M-Bethiehent:to--the-
glere' Of the icsurrection, in A rever-
ent. devotional and, inepterive man.
ner •
HAND • OPENED • WEEKLY -
• CONCERTS 'SATURDAY
,
Twelvestrong the Lecknow Pipe
Band -Made; their initial appearance
for the, tuinniee last' Saturday even-
ing,and their hour's concert was en-
joyed by A Viet throng which was :in
town that, evening. •
• ,Merchants generally • enjoyed .
biley eight,: in spite pf early evening.
rain and a tool' night Which no doubt
cut down the, crowd. The "get it if
you geese it" bologna contest at Sat:
• •
tori's..:attracteCno4ch interest and this
• .
shop eleetecr out 'their eritire, supple
„
of
some ;eighty pounds.
- Iii regard to the damaged bridge -
east of R. V. Douglas' residence,
council Wails to get eitiinatei on the
dist, bf,repairing this structure before
action is taken. ,
.4,--teceet ',proposition freed a' riled
Company t� relit the Town Hall for •11
Weekly show ititerested council, whd
Instructed the Clerk ' to Writes the
.C6itinatie • inftrining them to that
effect, aObiiet, to e 'reviseee of their
oontietet_ favorable to Council.
, SOHN'
MeekAg—At',Ouelph Oonerat Ilos.
Oat, n Sandtwo 'May Oth; to iMr.
TWOSUBSCRIBERS TO mItp:
NOw, REQuittEti•.•00R Ittoito
. , . .
Under new regularn§' of the On-
sion, orde twe consemers th the. Mile
ar'e required) says the • Kincerdine
News
• • e
„Pteeimielf ...it has ,been neeeesei4y,
to .have, three. to the .enilie iant under
the:new regulation of etwo,to,•gthemile
they beedine• Actnal • ueere of. the
ciirrent. "
:This • reclnetion should, •spur',. the
:efeart being Anide' to have hydra ex-
tended's•Weetward• fienn • Luelcnow to
Amberley also to Ziee, and other
distriet
Ashfield, • which have
shewie a deaire to secure
utility. '
tare) Hiedeo 'Electric Power :Cointais-
-
,eerenier will take a special kindergar-
ten ' 'summer ;course in preparation
ler. commencing her duties in Septein-
_bee,_
Other .rpemberd of the public and
high school staff :have been re-engag-
ed With smelt inereeses in the .pelar-
eieeeefethreeepfe„theeptaff.
On SaturdaY. inthe Ashfield Un-
ited. tnurch.,. parsonage, . Aida Beryl
Gardner, younger daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: W. T. Gaideet , Ashfield
was united • in marriage to :William:
„
George Hunter only son of el:F.:arid
Mrs. Geo: Hunter of Ashfield, Rev.; We
J. Patton office:trig: The) bride was
:goWned izi .an ensemble of shell Pink
triple sheer with blue hate blue acc-
essories', and, carried pink -;:roses and
lily of the .'alley. Miss' tile4 Hiinter,
sieter of .2the'•,greOne was bridesioaid.
Hareld. Gardner, brother of, the bride'
was grooreinittiee Followingthecer-
emony a reception:was. held. At the•
home of the bride's Perents to immed-
iate • relatives. The' ruple' left by Mot-
or for •their evicidpageetti to Toronto,
and •'Niagara Falls, the- bride travell-
ing in a navy crepe dress with aecess.
oris' to Match.. On their return they
-wilieresidetnethe-greeties farnaLl2th
Con. of Ashfield. "
• s • .
CLOKE:7-BARBER •
In 1Vlimico on Saturday afternoon
.a:t 3 cecleek, eMiss Loina Marjorie
Barber,. daughter of Mr. and Mrse.eVe:
J. Barber :of •Oranbeopli,' c.; be-
came the:In:tee-of Mr. Atte dainerail
Cloice of Hamilton, ,son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cloke leaMiltiene • The
ceionion'Y' :Was; in :Wesley United
Chercli, -with gee. • A. F.. Match
elating, and the church organist play-
ed :the 'wedding music.. Seeting. ilowets,
and ferns decorated the ,church. •
The bride., given in marriage :by her
father, ware aegown Of: Alice bine
marquisette net, a.scalloped shoulder -
length veil over .Juliet 'cap of the
same , material; and carried' an, ola-
taShioned' nosegay of sweet
Sweetheart roes and -lily-of-theesiele
ley. ,Miss Dorothy; Barber, sistere of
the bride, :ane „Mir, .Einily. Hornell,
'bridesmaid, were ,gowned alike in
blush pink , niaripileetee, pink net
finger -til) • scalleped -veils clusters of
blueefbeget,reeenote in their hair, and
carried old*fashioned nosegays • of
,sweet peas, • Violet's, 'forget -Me -note
ando.lilseof7theeeallee) ,Mr., Fred Coke;
brOilier of, the bridegtoome Was best,
man. The ushers were 'Mr David Hor-
nell, Nornieri Hogg and Mr. Leo
•'Whitney:
A reception followed the ceeeni0eY.
at. "Clovelle" the ,, :Heinen ,hoine,,
lake Shere Read. Mrs: Ilatbee.wOre
gown of hydrangea •.patterzie.d
in shades of 'rine, 'a silk chiffole Pick -
at of, the sarne, wine rteeeesorieg, And
e...shouider corsage • of .pingtea.. Mrs.
Cloke, mother of the bridegroom, •Wciee
a gown a printedechiffen, patterned
in shades of green, eMerald, green.
taffeta' jacket Match, black rcese
.satiee; arid ee. corsage :of s•Oeit , peas
and Mrs. Ratty
Hornell, , aatt . Mrs: N., L. Campbell,
grandmother of the .bride, poured :tee,
•• The coPPIO 144''ft on a Wedding
trip to the 'Ojileeely Islande, the beide
travelling. ,an imported English
wool light Wee 'tailored stilt) nafY
felt bat, trimmed in light blue; eettify
and .white , white deseekle.
gloves ehd blue lied White linen
'Shoes: In :the fell they Will taltf:i iin
ARRANGING ,RADIO BROADCAST
• efie Cameron .Gecldes has been: cene
tiding a nninnber .of towns,' along
tie Bluevre.ter Highway,. evitli" a view
to interesting them in sponsoring ;e
eefies..Of tdieriet adVertiseinents, ever
CKLW, Windsor. Upwardstatere hike -
:1[E!.r:Hovis and Sunsoy Bread
Mo.
EEli END. SPECIALS
'Cit4A.pd. PT,JF.F$ ,
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DOUtHUT
•
C4ELA: :t1j1\th...., •
LA.YER CAKES
• •
JAMTARTS
MAist WALNUT TARTS
.. • .. •
CALL AT • 011ie STORE AND PROCURE 7 A. BREAD DINT
. _
BOOK. LIMITED NUMBER. • ' • •
LYMAN'S BAKER
ord To The 'Thritty Farn:er
MANY • OF ottR CUSTOMERS , HAVE ASKED . WHY: out
'PRICES ON SHINGLES ARE SG MUCH LOWER THAN THEY
•CAN! ot,3TAIN ELSEWHERE THE THE' ANSWER. IS SIMPLE-1-
...-CRED,IT,-SELLING-IS--EXPENSIVE-,4-0,-As'H-SELL/INGIS`E,CONee-:
MI CAL: BY, ELIMINATING ALL SLOW: ATI15:0413,-
,/,,,CCO:Ln4TS: mr** CAN SELL AT , APPROXIMATELY
, • •
HALF THE PROFIT W„E„...WOULD_NEEDelE......WEeSOLDeON--
TIME. THIS ENABLES LS TO SAVE YOU DOLLARS ON
ON MTH FARM BUILDINGS:
• Is
a ood-Stewart Lumber
• " • T,
side towns are interested, in the_ piaci JACK TRAPLIN ' MIDGET CEAPAP, tIA AN GAIL SWEPT
y.
and with final details being worked
SWAlF SATURDA
' i : e ted that th twi0e-a- jack ri'raPlin sca. -a Albert Traplin '
.out sepc e
it -week-pregrent-willeshortlYegete'nendeee Yormeelyeetleicknoerrevoirtheeinedgete
. • ' • *. fieldday championship Owen
, „ • e : • ., Sailed Collegiate with 21 Points; Jack
", • • , • gained points in. the ft:flowing ee-
, _ _
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'VISITOR' AT ,!MAI,i4COLM HOME eniS; 100 yard dash, -aide Half
TO RETURN SOON TWCHINA ItUnning bread juinp 2nd; stand;
‘; - • •ing"..r.broad-4thie:Alinning .high, lit;
• Mese F. E. Lintilhae Of Shanghai, and shot put, 1st. •••
„China, and a 'daughter:of 'Br. William - • '
Melcolin Of Chefpo, China, is a visitor
.at present ae. the Melecolin" home at
Kinlotigle '
1 T. Lintilhae is employed in Chind
With IMPeriel. ohmic:ale and acepine:e.
ropied by his Wife, both of whom were
:bore, in. Chide,. has been ein England,
:in connection With. ehis, cOnepany's
Week. -Mr. Lintilhac.ee now '•enroute •on
his „return, to ChinA,,"and: foP,
°Wed. shortly by his wife, in spite of
the. War Which is e raging -and which
LinOlhip expects will be a icing
drewn. out struggle.
plipstyr REV, RicliARtr "
Members Of St. Paul's Anglian
church, Itieley• Met recently fot, the
pie:vote. of bidding,. farewell to their
beloved:, teetor; the Hey, P. H. 4tiekard..
The (DO •which' Was 'donated by the
ladies of the Guild; and for Which
; tickets lied been old. was won by
Elniet Morgane•Conitennity sing.
'Mg, wes enjeyed, ettet' which Mr.
Riekerd was lite§ehted with JP"' !ncf-
, beautiful deskCulbert - -.Tergo ;fitting' tepIer oT
deer read by 'Mrs. Jeeeph Seat einie
thanks was givee by Mr: • Rickard,
who expressed hie regret. At leasing
this parish, 'wbere it had been his
pleitete to Work: The Hey. A. A,
Malone WAS "iibt) Pl'eSett And‘
ad-
• 84,0,,
ATTEN1? :DISTRICT -FAIRS •
MEETING AT ,OwEN SOUND
• Grey and &licedistrict of the, On-
tario Fall...Fairs Aeeociatipn, Met at•
Owen- Sound, with over too, delegate§
present. Mr. S. E Robertson, Preie;
dent: of the local society, and: Miss
Ethel 'Martin, associate . lady director,
attended the sessions. • •• • '
Zee Martin, assistant lady director
for the dieteiet,:preeided for the Ind-
ies' meeting; which was addressed by
.Miss Flora 'Dernin. •
•• Mr.. J. A. Carroll, superintendent
of, fairs , was Present and -eddreased
the feint meeting thet concluded the
day's proceedings. .„
.., A shielde, donated by District ;Dir-
ector Alex 13, ,McKagne".of Teeewater
for attendance,. was awarded t� Mild.'
may on the basis of ,number e of dele-
gates and distance travelled. e
The fall meeting Will be held in
Teeswateie - • ' •
,
Meas1es AC:Kincardine •
Five •homes lfl Kincardine have. been
recently qtiarahtined because of Meas
les; It is belieeed. that 'imeeported
cesee ere 'responsible .for the spread
Ofthe ailmeht which is. Ofg iuld type:
•
$crk091.. TO cLoSg
'Sixth Contession school house
where Miss Bessie Oarnochite is , the
teacher, *ill be deed it the eed, tie
the ,durrent terni, we understand. The
Fourth 'Concession' hehnor having been
previdtele 'Closed, leaves the Second
Coneerion 'and Holyrood Sehools as
the only two :rural teheoisliti the flee
Mike' noith of the :village, and elOeiet
rate of feerning to :the few thilciten
Who , have' attended -the other, two
residence; at SO Robinson' St,, 8410.0; '
,
Among the guiiitg present - were the
following from tmektrt4; tU'e. IL t't
Thonnieehe 600 of the bride; Mile:
thoMee Watson, •Miss geleri •ithotrip-
ob, ituhert Theieliten and Mrs. L. C.
Thoinpson,:
Cad Of Thiiiiitie • ,
We wish to ibenic the ineny friends
'and 'tw1g:hi:1'01'i ,ekir ;their .,:kinkine'ad end
'sage fOr. the • ft OtOil. tributes' ii the tinie
ti• eat' hekotttisifisht;-
. ASSO t; end
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. MaiKENZiE-pn the ,Furth Con
cession Kinloss ; on Tuesday) June 7th,
1938,.Alexaeder MacKenzie, in his
87th year Interment in . leinloss cein-
etery:
William Holmes Was
96 Yeirs, Old Sunday
Fernley Litt:knew •Peodtice Mer•Chaet
: Now Of Pore Arthur, One Of Few.
Remaining, Fenian • Raid , Veterans—
So.-lied With Hertni Militia in 1866
And Was., Deeoratede By Federal
. .
Government.
Willieni Sneye' Holnies, former 'grain
apple and.brociime dealer of Lueknove
celebrated his 96th birthday on Sun-
day in Pert Arthur, •lit the home of
:his §on -in-law,:, W. C. ' Coulter, ,:with
whern he" lives. Mr. ,Halines last bus-
iness •associatiori in Lacknoev, ' was
,when he conducted a•Produee, business
in: Finlayson Bros!' store!
. • "Be teeeperate. in All Your ,hebite,e.
is : his longivity.' advice; and :forget
worry and ..care.. Keep,, imo.oving.yoni
mind and have faith in God and your
,fellows." ,.. ' . • • ' i '''',',
Mee.Holmes is elle of the last sur-
ivers oel the Finian Raids. In •a Otte
ure in the Pert. Arthur News
le:te: . i., , . Ch'e:gee'.
i;siowwearing his raea:i
roc;:oa!a;rsuitahis.sgrvie.
iei:6d.vii.tle,uro,count:
.
'Militia .in 1806:and ;wee decorated by
the •Federal Government:
• 1, don't approve Of the Mode of
living today", he said wheri'4ilted, his
opinion of modern .tunes. "People ;live.
too n1101, in lexery, So' Much so that
they iliorteriteeie oWn lives and cause
great serrow and Miieery by over:-
inOillgen'ee." Ile claims that alcohol,
tobacco and oniura 810 the, greatest
cV.ih.,,of mankind,
,, Of Irish 'decent, he Wii; born ini the
Villege of Holmeeville, Ont., May 29,
'1843. Ile toeSived his early „edueation
theie, and .later attended the tendon
ConinierCial School. ' • ' .
• : In 1871 Mr, llol•nies went to New
Vol,: ,v,,here he eStahliSheit, a groin,
fruit enef produce bueiteie. Returning
to Canada' in 1875; be. Married Miss
Alicia feflor of 1 :ondorl and settled
in Lueknone Mre, liolines died in 1011.
Surviving of, Mr. liohnes' ,fainilY
are i daughter, Mits_itene,,Ifolineg,.
87 McVicar Street. and One 'sone II.
.V: Ileitee§; oe GoO•ie, ; Ont;:• Gatitiel
lielmes; o,f 'Creital City, Man., ;it, a
brethet1.1i 'Igo had another (laugh.
iter and .561'the tilts . gig, St,' C.
Coulter Of Dort Arthur Atia tbo late
Willitiei 11:Ottiiee of Detroit,
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, :Hail stones, clnineee obe as large
as marblek Whipped by ;.a gale, of
some •five minutee 'duration' seVetiteie'"
comparatively narrow swath 'through:
the TOwnships. of Ashfield and •West
"Wiewanosh tibent six -thirty Saturday
afternoon:.
The: Crewe district Ashfield felt • •
tlie'' f4ry of the • short • lived storm
whieh sweeirea:stwarcl and struck
tulle -tens and at least two miles or
• . . • ,
more southward. '
At St Helens, the viiInd-driven hail
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rattled windows and fell -in quantities'
sufficient to be 'scooped up by hand. • •,
On the line south of St.' Helens, one
.farmer, .reports that leaves were 'cat
fioin the trees, by the hail and "twist-'
ere' and 'fell .aairitewere autuniii. So
heavy was the hail that it , swirled ,
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around, giving a fog like effect that
cut down visibility tees short distance
The, opinion ewes however that no
serious damage was One to Crone,.
by the fnrious but short lived storm.
Fanners a shore distance aprth, of '2
St ,Helens experienced nothing mord
than a heavy rain. ' e •
REV. RICKARD. ORDAINED
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With all the solemnity and beauty
of ' the •:Anglican ordination service,
BishoP Seeger On Sunday ordained '
fiVe • priests' and two deacons at the •.; •
Church • 'Jou the Evangelist,
North London e Relatives Of the cand-
idates ectupied special peen' arid. the
thtirch as filled t capacity -ler the .
TheerviceS commenced at 8 o'clock •
111 the reoreing with Holy Cemnitirdon.
Rev. C.. W. Forenian, :rector of the
church,: was celebrant The Candidates ;
forthepriesthood and diaconate ree
Ceived Holy Communion With :theiie•
inireediate fanithes
Then the ordination .seteiee".Starte
- 11; o'Clock Ilishop. Seaget was
assisted • by 'yen. .Atchilaaccin; Doherty
:Who presented the.. eandiattte,§' fore
ordinate*, The Ordiriation serinon. was-
prettehed .tiartley of
Kincardine. . . .• •
• ney; P H Rickard' recently of Lue15.....
•ii3O„. Was one the.liVe teised tetheee..-
Prieetheixi. ' to liai been.' ahuetuted"
I'dk;thr at ,Port.RoWari,
4'4i:stigs
lineinanor the
t elt Telephone in this seneit, so.iffeted.'
.bitdht • gii§hed/ aikle 1ne tif, irsrnding
tteee near St; . en Monday
iio1nthg Mi'Orehern'.had toased his '
nx tiwtis, a ti heirVy litifb. wag. about
'to: fall. AnaLio "tablet enteer thAsiviey;•-•=.
struck 1;6,atikle agilt tli� .res�k.
sharp eite.,'In 'split hit 'shoe ,epa zn
leeted aened teat: hear the 'Ankle
joiet, tiuc1 to teleitim* '
where the *blind *ea tt`eatedi 'And'
"which ritinited, 'Several stitehea• and
Ciampt,
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