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1240 A, ILPEA*--1 ADVANCE -54o EXTRA TO Ir. S., A.
F'Olt S44E-9-Plece Dining Toom'
Suite, 0004 as new Sen.%
.tinel Office.
c4a FOR SALE --1986 elle*. Mas..
ter Coach. Apply at 'Saiiertest 'Gar-
age; Luaciio*.
FOR 'SAL• E or RENT -Re' sideliCe'
LincknoW. Apply, to Mrs. , Malcolm,
' R.4 HolYroodr1
,
purebred shorthorn
hut -4 yra.,eld., Apply to John aarr,
HO/YrPod,, R I 3"
FOR SALE -Valuable vlilage prop-
erty. Consisting of frame house,'barn
and lots. Possestion July ist. Apply
' to Mrs. T.1 E: Smith, •Goderich.
• "REFRIGERATOR -N, ORGE, with
„a ten year warranty, brand . new, a
• limited number only, $1,69.95.. For
, further particulars write Heintznian
• , and Co. 242 Dundas Street, London.
• No obligation., ..
TENDERS •.
Far repairing and painting, inside
, •
and outside of S.. S.. No 11, East'
Wavvanosh,.will be received to 1. p.m.
June 34th. For. particulars
appl-
FraniS Thompson, R. R 5 Wingham.
AGENTS!
. If ' you are, ambitions, active, and
' interested in, establishing your own
profitable business with sale of over
2010 ,guaranteed household products• '
"ACT NOW! Safe and solid plan for
alert. person.Quick Sales,Steady cash.,
No obligationjn se.ding for. full de
• '• -,of -'offer. PAMIILEX.'CO., 570
St Clemeilt.'Molatrca
BABY, CHICKS
• . Livability. & satjsfacthavgrurirct:k.:
'Mixed lets erels
• White Leghor'n1 '13c 2c
Barred Jocks 8c 10c ' 7c
• N. Ham§. Reds, 12e 6c
. After June 18th, one. cent less than
•above prices. Pullets front one to six. -
teen weeks old at 'right • prices.
DUNCAN KENNEDY. WINGHAM.
• ONTT'PHONE 38. •
NOTICE .
RE ,GREENHILL• CEMETERY •
. . „
, WHEREAS it is the desire of the
. Board of Management to Maintain
•,the cemetery inas beautiful condition
• as possible, and whereas this can only
be accomplished : .if: each and every
Int is. kent. Pinnerk.-elit--and-itrimmed-
'-be it therefore resolvedthat the:
,caretaker cut all -jots, 'piths and
'parkways, and he is the, only one al-
lowed to do this and he is hereby au-
thorized to collect the proper fee' fOr
cutting said '-lots fronf .all lot Owners
Other than-. those -on perpetual up-
keep.. Fee, Single lot $1:00; Double
lot $1.50.
• Hanging baskets, tripods, ,or , other
obstructions; not alibied in the cem-
The caretaker shall 'sell all lots and
collect the price for prune at time of
• Sidney • Whitby, 'Havelock
the official caretaker. :
• ' GREENHILL CEMETERY CO,.
° LIMITED
W. B. Anderson, 'Pres.;
Wm. Multi% Sec'ye
,
, p.k0AmottNT' DANCE L
Dance at Paramount Hall Friday;
June 17th, MacKenzie's ..Orchestra,
Gent's' 25c, Ladies '16c.
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•
tkipt 'SOCIAL,
•14:, 'Lawn Social Will .be held. 'on
Crewe Church lawn, on Friday, June
•l7th. The,plaY 'entitled 4.4 :Ow Fa-
shioned Mother", Will ,be presented by
' Crewe ,,Young People. •
WEBSTER, PICNIC •
,The mintier Webster ?knit'is to be
'held at Bayfield on Saturday June 18.
1938.,All relatives are asked to try
and attend.' Dinner and supper both
served. • ••
THE PALACE GARDENS, For-
• mosa, lovelier and more modern than
'ever, are now ready for fareily re-
unions', and picnics.Reductions given
on small groups or picnics. The tight
-Place for a 'good celebration.-•
, . Philip OberrneYer,''prup.,
DANCE AND FLOOR SHOW'.
,CKNX Hillbillies' Will present a half
hour floor stow and provide,' music
for a dance in the Towt,
Hall, Luck -
now on Thursday, June ipth, upper
• auspices' df Luckriow Joint Club. Ad-
mission 25c and 1.5e.
,../,,,p11UPIELD GARREN PARTY
A Blake's Hall on 'Friday evening,
• June' 24th, supper 6 to 8 o'clock. The
Play "Whittling" will be'Presinted by
Blyth 'Dramatic Club. Admission -
Adults, 65c; 'Children 8, to 12 .years,
•
g;t: itLEsrs GARDEN PARTY
• St: Helens United Churchgar en
party will be •held On '"the :church
• grounds z ,this Friday, lune I 1.1th.
Supper from 6 to '8, o'clock. , White,
chureh Y. P.'S. will present theit. play,
"Cabbages or Dollars." All tinder-
- cover if weather is Unfavorable.
• Admission 40e and Oet
MAILING. •LIST CORtECIED
,
This week We use A revised iiiailing
list. All 1311,1)pribqk, Who have ' renewed
their subscriptionS, or, Whe have be-
comenew siibscribers;c1nring recent
Weeks , Are Asked to take Particular
notice, of the .label date . to see if
•proper credit ..has been given.
• T subscribers who ar in arrear
or .-whose rpnevi/A1 is due, .preinpt:
attention to: this' Matter be mnct
appreciated. . •
• ,
PRESENTATION MADE- ,
MR AND. MRS: JOHN LITTLE
Sponsored by Lucknow 14 a,
Social evening was held in the.,Orange
Halt, on "MendaY, evening, When On be-
•
half of L; 0 L, a presentation -Was
made Mr and -(,Mrs. John' Little of.
Luckn,owt,, '
In making ,t1le surprise pres,entatiop
Bert Ward called Mr and Mrs. Little
to the, front, -*ten .John McQuilhn
read a •shorf.address and Mr. Ward
-presented Mr. Little with a pipe • and
Mrs. Little with a bath towel! Both
expreSsed their 'Sincere appreciation
ot the .thouglitfulness• and kindneSs
of 14'. 0 L,• • • -••
•
Card playing and dancing'. were en.'
:40Yed during the evening With music
provided by .Dertald ,Mccharlds and
Eldon Henderson. • ..
:„--Baigasinein-Nten'smatid'I'BOrS-Vb7itte
clothingf. pants,. shirts:, smocks, socks,
etc., THE ARKET :STORE.- •.
• • • •
.•
Latigside Farmer Has
Heels.Crushed In Fall
Wallace ;Cann, Brother Of Mrs. Har-.
• olp,,;•,, Johnston Of:Lucknow, Had
Heels Crushed In Landing On Rock
Pile•
•
1V74ilace,•'COn., :3Tc'ug Liingside dis-
trict fanner,. received' teiiinis- and dis-
tressinginjuriet to his feet during
shingling bee at the' farm' of Jack
Johnson last' Wednesday.'
• When he was Up d'clistanee of SOMe
ten feet; a laticlet, Slipped and Wallace.
.1411113.04
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on roelepile: beneath hint, tte. youri
man had the ,heels •crrishecl in, as We
as boned' broken in each anlde
'He was 'taken to Winghami
Hospi-
tal and from there to London due to
the extreme nature Of the injuries,.
SWelling. prevented the broken • feet
being put in a cast until the end, ;of
the week, The injuries will .disable
Mr. Conn for a.. lengtty period.",
MA 0/s1:S HELD 'ICH URCH
- PARADE TO ST. PETERS
Old Light Lodge, A.F. & A,11/.; an -
anal church parade, was held, to St,
Peter's:Anglican' Church on Sunday
Morning. Local,' members' and Visitors
attending the service .ntliblierect ;up-'
wards to 'tixtY. Rev: A. A. Maloney
rector of the church 'delivered a time
-
lir sermon. The choir reridered an an
them with Rexford Ostrander presid-
ing at the ergan. •
•
Car And Buggy In
Aiddent At C.N.R. Crossing
e
Gordon Lyons 'Thrown From BtiggY
, Sunday Evening. In SidedWipe With
Car 'Driven By Raynard Aekert •
A 'ear and 'a. buggy Were•inVelved
in an aecident 'at'.the'C:N. R. crotsiiii
en, the Gravel Read north of the vil-
lage on Sunday 'evening. ,
.Thd.: hotse and buggy With Gorda
UYon.s and Join Pritchard' the occu-
pante? and a. car driven by. Rayndid
Ackeremere both' proceeding' towatd
•Lueknow. The acejdent occurred north
et, the crossing When `•the Vehieles.
sideswiped along the right hand side
of:the buggy., ..
, ,
Iri the impact. Gordon Lyons .was
tossed Otto the horse • and then to the
gtotin striking the wheel of the bug-
gy.\.1-le writ bruised and shaken pp and
has bee ordered by hid dociot,•not to
do any Work for an counle of weeks,.
The young hoise i-cci-ccl a cet, Hug
and leg and scraped side, but made
no' effort to runaway after the acci-
cleht. The two right wheels of ;the,
buggy were demolished and the gear-
ing and rear •-aXla broken.
.. The ear in s-erving evidently' to
try to riVold the. crash, Went into tbe,
'diteh., breaking or the railwaY'4ign
and .• doing' .donsiderable fender and:
windshield damage to thecar.
ENGAGEMNT ANNOtTNCED'
and ta. Jos H. Wall wish ,to
announce t ''engagement' Of. their
eitle$t -daughter Veran, Gince to Mr,
Wilbert 'Peter' :SheWfdltr,of Kitieardine
feriMerly et Meeitoba, The Militia -e
to take plate the latter part June..
'Council Agree To
Rent Han TO Film' Co
• If Mnnicipalities. Tertna' Aced.To,.
Stirling Pilnis Ltd.-. Will' Engage,
.„
The Town Hall For Presenting,MO
;Wm Pictures. ..."
Stirling Films Ltd.) have .6eezr,•:in
'contact yvith flie Village Council, with
i view to leasing thc Town Hall, to
present a weekly,:rnetl'ori picture here;
This Company plans to line uP
about , one hundred towns that. are
without theatres.TThese will be organ-
ized into small, circuits with a• show
weekly being presented in each,, town.
Their buying power, .their representa-
tive pOilitect.out; Will, enable theta to
get high class, firat-run pictures.
Council' agreed to lease the. Hall
• • .,
for a Wednesday night performance'
each Week at a rental fee of $1.0.60,
night; Council has drawn U An.agree,
ment• governing 'the lease 'which is
being iiibmitted to the•'Company; and
if: it Meets with the 'CoMpany's ap•
proval,,Lneknew will have a'show as
'soon. as the organization ,plans are,
. ,
The contract is for a five year ,term,,
but can be cancelled at any time atter
one year by COUncil. A clause has al-
so:. been added, making :the contract
:subject to 'inunediate .cancelOtiori if
Abe. Performahce affects JiceiiSkor'in-'•
olii-iince.,*rifeTi'pr*Te-cibireS, any 'inspee-
tork.demands or alterations, notfav-:
orable to .:Council. • '
The Contract exCludes .any othei!,
motion -ipictures . being presented in
. the Hall, but in no .way ''.•affects' taw
other tyPeof entertainment *locally
s:poilsored. •
' The exhibitor pays' only for the
nights they ,run • a •picture and to
provide for contingenciessuch as
strikes or; fire, 'delaying , delivery of
Irns;havc a -clause protecting them
against the contract being broken
thotrld they fail to present a pietIrd
for a period of nine:weeks., •
' •
KITCHENER PIPERS TO JOIN ,
• LOCAL' BAND 'SATURDAY
its weekly 'eppearanee this, 'Saiiirday;
vi ill be augmented by:.niernbers of ,the•
Kitchener Pipe gan43' who are. alWayS
Well.received hereand astute the Sat-
urda Y • night :crowd of se-mething extra
: .
in the dine of entertainthent: It, -is
expectedthat a carload of the Kitch-
ener boys . will make the ,trip here. •
Recommendations :Granted
in Middle'SChoOJ
. Subject to the approval of the Dd-
PartMent of..Edueatiem the,„ students
of the UPpier School, listed
belOw, lid'Ve teen reeoirmiencied on
'their.Year's. ''voi•lc•in the subjects nam-
ed, having 'obtained, the 66% Jecjiiir7
edi' by the regillation.' i• • ,
..66%,-721-7:2nd ,Horients::
75(.70=1:00-1sL Class. Honours.
Tipper 'School Recommendations
Altint,•• Dorothy -Botany Zool-
ogy. • .
Ina-T,tigoneriretty II, •
Islay ---..Eng, dormi,11.
• roister, "Teanatin Celina: II.
';Maeponalci, 1Vlarian.7,=Eng:• .
IV.faeGreger, Robert.-7--Zoelogy., II-
MacI,eod,' "Leonarcl-Mod.' 'Hitt, '14'
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Botany 1; Zoology 1. .
Russell; , Coyle _dem'''. :14.
Botany ' :•• •, ' • • .
,TWantley; .11ilda--,Eng. Lit. 11-; Mod
Hitt.: II; Geometry II. '
• Mfddle School Recarnmendationd
. • • • .
Caesar, Madeline., --Ft. Au. II.
';Cootc, •
• Finlayson, Anna-TAne. gist: g.
• Hamilton, •Heleit-peom.:
• MacCrostie, ir.
• MaeDobaldt Helen -Eng. Comp. 11;
MacDoiiald, arjan-nc. Hist. 11:
Geom. tri'Lat. Au. II;',Lat.. qemp,'IX;.
"Pr. An. 11; Fr. Comp. II.
MacGregor,"•Rebeit-LAnc. Hist: II;
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Macintosh,‘ • Robert -Eng. . It;
Chem:. 11.
, MacKerizie, Jelin IC. ---Eng. •,doitip!
II; Can: Ilistt tit. Chem. II. •
" IVIrieLeod, •
MOrrison, •'Meiviti-.7deoin., :II.: • •
Pearitilan, Moitid--Anc.
Geern.
Ritchie, bOtid.rEng, Lit. tt;, can,
Hist. Xi:; • • '••
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80.11teld, Matgaret..-Erig., Lit. II;
Can: ilist:'Ito • •
8tewak tcg, 14
trig,*tit,:ts• can, Hist. 1!; it
Chem. • .•-•' •
'Lit, ti,;
[list. 11; Alg. I; Owl% 1.
.Twamidy,,Hitda dan,, t.
litetgOi.
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JONE. Kleso...;:
UNITED FARM ypii.TNG PEOPLE'S
• 0.,pis ORGANIZED IN KINLOSS
About thirty young People gathered
id tbe'hoind Of Mr. and MP'. Bed Mac-
Pougall on Monday evening June 6,
to consider the forming of •a•U. Fl Y.
P. .0. Club. ' • . . ,
Bar:MY MacDougall ,snoke, tte
aimsAri.d operation Of,. these junior
ehibs. He pointed to the fine service
rendered' by the:-,women?s club, the
Itgiyahea 0. 'which has 'Op.'.
elated stioceSifully for many years.
On the other baud the young ; people
bad no organization embracing all
the youth of the -cominunitk.
After fall..dipeussienlit was uriart-
irnously decided to organize under the
name K-2-4.-'6 T.J. 0. Club, the
Tor' the second, fourth and sixth . con-
bein! fo'r.Kiploss, the; 2-4-.6 being
cetsions. • • ,
Officerelectedwere as follows:
Pro.; Harold Campbell; Vice -Pres.,
Leona: White; r See'y..-4raset. Mac-
Kinnon; :• ,Treas,-Yreda, MacDougall;
Irograrn Conntittee-.:Don McIver
-,(cenvener) Elizabeth Robinson, Kath-
erine M Innes Merle Middleton' Mary
Lavi s.
speTto..,: Cornmittee-,•Roy McInnes
(conVeridi.), . Bill • McKenzie, Lloyd
MacDougall, ' Wilfrid White. ••
Visiting Cominittee•-7Ruth MacKinnon
Blanche MacI)Ougall, Marion
Camp-
E,ell. k ••
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'ELECTED IN .'SASKATCHEWAN
• With 'the 'return kto:'poWer•,,,of the
Liberal Government in Saskatchewan:
last 'week Charles Agar, M.P.P
• • I
reelected in .the Hanley constituency
with. a majority' of 708. ,mr‘ Agar is,
a son ef the late James 'Agar of , •
Bel-
fast.. •
WEDDING.BELLS
•.,..
•
itwout:Hcorwell
On Saturday June 4th atj6 o'cl4ck
Toronto, Miss A:einogRlio6gai-,h1 aPah:grchttr:
of. Mr's. J. Colwell :;rind the late, Mr.
taiweii,:•.beCarne th'i bride of:
John ,Alexander Rintoul, eldest son of -Mi-. and -Mrs. Alex Rintoul ofLuck
•
Th bride given in marriage by her
brother ,Mr.: Harold Colwell, looked
ctarming in a White moire Idress
Made mi'..Princess lines and, a 'corsage
.Of •TalsiMan 'roses' and lily -of -the -
valley. Sly wae attended, by her sister
Miss Maime Colwell ;and the bride-
groom by :Mr. Marsh Cowan.
' Following the ceremony a reception
Was held at the herne•Of the bride's
mether, after' Which Mr. and Mit:
Rintoul left, on a 'wedding trip to
Eastern points: • The happy couple ,
will reside An -Toronto. •
•
,
'Cameron.--Riritoul
,
On Saturday tmorning at nine
o'clock in the Whitechurch Presby-
terian ;Manse, the marriage took place
of Euphernia Dunlop Rintoul, third
daughter Of & Mrs. A. Rintoul of
Wawanosh to .Ralph F'urdon ...Cameron,
Younger, .Son of .Mr. and :Mrs. T. A.
Carneton Ashfield,• , Rev.: • John
lickllock officiating. .s • 2
• The bride was gowned in:a pewder,
blue dress with adYY blue ,accessories.
She was attended by Miss Jean Cant-
eron sister of the groom, Will Rintoul
brother of the bride was 'best man,
' Immediately "siftiet the eerembitY
the ,couple left': by motor for their
wedding to .the Manitoulin Islands'
Ond points North., On ;their return
. ,
they Will reside on the groom's fern,
10.th ;Pon. of Ashfield:
LYON 47-1,1 A WK SHAW
On Saturday, Jime lith, the
Manse'', in LUCknow, Catharine Eliza-,
tett 'Ilawkshaw, daughter Mr, and
WIT1. 1IaWk.SI:11}W ,of Holyreod
Was. united in mar17,1ege to Mr. Wm,
James •Lyons, Son of Mr. and Mrs.
'James T. Lyons of West WiWanosh,
Rev. C. it MacDonald officiating. The
btide was geWlied in navy blue lace
and net overtatin with accessories to,
Match arid 'Carried a'bouquet of Rose-
dale' roses and fern. Mrs.. McPherson,
sister Of the bride., was 'bridesmaid,
.and Mr, Gordon'' Lyons;.brother of the.
greeni, acted ,as groomsman. ':Alter
the eererripny,, eariple, left by mo -
ter for their honynreen, to Tarn and
other parts, ••, •
,A quiet wcdding was, teteriarrized
at the Presbyl riait'kanse in I,ucktiOW
'en''Wedriesday June 1St,When Willitirit
Itiviti 'son of Mrs., Amelia' trwin.
and Sarah Jean Nicholson,
• 'Ili% Angus lOelielantt sef BelfASti
ere, united In. Mat -liege. Mr. itha Mrs.
tchie Nichotton Witnetse4 the - cot.,
telly; Rev. C.• offie-•
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01 11. MacDoflaI(j
V/hitechurch Sawyer Met
Distressing- Death In ,Mill
Terrible &AY Injuries -!nflicted 'BY
Circular Saw Cause Death Of James
: Wilson, Veteran, Saw; Mill Operator,
• Andllighly Esteemed' Resident ',Of
NVIdtectitirck •
• • 7. '
. Terribly injured 'when a' large cir-
cular sew gduged deeply into his body
•Jeines.Wilson of Whiteelinrch' Met
rihnOst initant death' last ThUradaY
afternoon. Mt. Wilson, 65 years .of
age, is a I:veteran :operator of, a
shingle; barrel head and savi mill.
haTppheenesdPeemdakWeistIldewiahiiics1,1 utnhil4ing.edistic
is thought however, that in removing
bark and chips from thc mouth -of •the
sawdust chute:: at the ,= saw, he Was
caught and drawn into its flying teeth
The 'saw penetrated deep.into hi.
body 'under ,his • tight atm. As if by
some super humeri efforthe: threw
himself from the blade and collapsed,
dying instantly; ' '
Lawrence :Henderson, an employee
and eye witness of the tragedy, shout -
e(1 to James Wilson, son of the owner,
to shut, off the power. Medical aid
was Pummoned from: Winghame,.but
life was extinct.
- Mr. Wilson had not, been in the.
besrof health, and it'vkas possible he
sUffere(Va •'Week. spelt, but circyna:
-stinee-Pindieated-tbat-ratheirte-Was:
caught and drawn into the :SaVV..
,
Highly esteemed in his neighbor-
hood, - the, disaster not- alone shocked
his -- fainily, but 'a Wide circle • 'of:
friends.. For many years, Mr, .Wilson
Was siiperiOen,dent of the Presby-
terian Church : Sunday Sebeel.• '=The,
funeral serv ce :Washel
d .on Saturday,
conducted by .1tel.7John Pollock with:
iriterrnent..in'Winghani •cerneterY„
.Mr Wilson was Well 'knoWn over a
Wide area, as ' his mill supplied ; a
largeoutput of headingusedb-a'-;
rels. In addition, he 'operated u.Shin.,'
'gle. and :planing mill. .He built the
present Milli more than 25 :years :ego'
and ,preViend to that, he had operated
a' shingle • Mill i Culrost TOwnShip.:
He was An extensive land owner,. op-
eiating 'several: hundred acted ''• •
. Mr. Wilton •was torn on the second
coireessien of dejrotd and _Married:
Maty Sinipsou ot.Culresd Be leaves
his wife, two sons, James and Thomas
,and tv,ie, daughters, Merle and Agnes
Both daughters ai e registered•MirseS
He also leaves four -sisters, ,Frances,
of Wingham, (Jean) Mrs Powell of
Stratford,• (Mary) •Mr. (Dr.) Scott
of Detroit, Hannah of Mich., and one
brother, Dr. Thomas Viledri of
all.of'•whein were, present • for the•
funeral": -• '
Is le Lack .01 Interest
Or ;Was It Forgotten?
Second Regular 'meeting Of Business
Men's Club "Adjourns" When Only
• Five Members 'Attended •1
The second regular' Monthly meet-
iiig of 'Organized ,Businesi,
Men's • Club ',"adjourned". on Monday
flight, after a half het* of waiting
during Which but five ',members Put
.an appearance. .
r
The rrionthlYmeeting:9f this Club is
the', second' Monday of each month.
This week's.afeeting was not arineim-.
,Cdcl, and there. is the ,possibility that-
,it-was'•oVerlooked 'by, Many of the
. • .
members. If it were not a caseaf
for-
getfulness, be only One
ether reason ---,village, Merchants are.
pot interested .in tho successor
•
opeia-
tion of this Club. • • ,
If .they are not interested; theriit
cart be assumed ther feel:the, Orgicut
ization is valueless, or that' they pre-
fer to sit hack and "lei .0601te, do it":
In our ;opinion this association is
one thit. 'merits the:co-operation of
every' nietchant and .With, such coop-
eration and aectiVitY, ,its possibilities
are altruist unlimited. The,Clarfsmenfs
diet id an ercaniple of what ceiribined
enthusiasm, ideas:alid eiTort -can ec-
ornplish, and WO .ee .no reason why',
an "active Businesi. Men's Attoelatien
conid Yint'iuject a siinilar Stimulus in
the ,business life of tind,,cominunity.
• ,- The 'next.. regular, mdeting is the
--seeond,Monday in August; The atten-
dance.,it this meeting' will no 'doubt
determine.whethetthe ClubIs likoly
to funetitrii and tUeoed, 01- fade into
oblivion' after a short lived 'eXitterice,'
*08, mccAttitpt :DIES.
'Dorothy: SinalidOrio .beloved .Nyite ot
Meltand66Me6krre.4 vasSed
Hovis and Sunsoy Bread
EKEND:SPECIALS
!
t,440(tp. 4341c.sD0UGHNurJs,
CHELSEA 01.g!* PUFFS..JAM ARTS '
igAPLE:f7WAISibil.'TAR,T,8
CALL AT OUR STORE AND PROCURE A BREAD DIET
BOOR.- LIMITED NUMBER.
• "19:44,Y7S'AN .BAKER
200,000 B Shingles
Arriving Next Week
7
Special Prices Direct
a
00 Stewart Lunlber
. . . _
11.0)4,00C1
.Sed Rein Fiae
StubbornBlaze Brctiriguished,At Resi-
dence Of JaMes:.Valad' But Not
Without • Considerable Dainage.
•
• Fite of undetermined origin that
broke out in mid afternoon, -,last
Thursdayat the home Of lames Val -
ad, a m •
ile east Of tiolyroog, gave vet.'
. , • ,
unteer• fire fighters a stiff battle be,
fore•bringing it Under control.
The .fact, that, there ,was, 'a 'gang of
Mee: working nearby and that there
Was a good water supply it the
house,' resulted- In saving the •hetne:
Although More than once 'he Workers
felt, that their efforts :wouf€1 be use -
The fire eVidpntly started In theat-
tie.af the lieme, and :Worked down in
to the walls' and .partitions making it
the more 'ffiffieult .to :battle. The fire
Was, first digeovered by a member �f
the faxnily, who noticed, smoke seep-
Jng through the ceiling in the living
roOm'S:Considerable .damage Was 'done
to the home :before the .blaze Was ex-
tinguished.
'Wnmen's Institute Hoar;
• Talk On local Industries
Mrs..T larke Presented With Boa
-
(Met As Mark ‘Of Appreciation Of
Services -Short Cou6e To. Be Held
'-• -In September
.Presided eve.r by the president,.
W B 'Anderson, 'the June meeting 01
the Women's Institute was held in the,
Pow Hall oii rridaY with an :attenJ
•
dance of tortY4WO ineinb.ersand ken
'
With Meetings' being held in • the
hall, the ladies decided to ptirehate
necessary ...dishes and utensils. The.
August meeting will •take ' the ..ferni
,ofpeiscit6m
o'bec'ihnenli.ds,omn as;
the home of Mrs: •Jont
Jessie
.
ton AO.; Mis Wni .Douglas r 'Were..ant
pointed,a-coMiniftee to make arrange-.
Short•Course 111
Septernber, 'cOnd cted by an instrtie-
'tor, ' front 'tge' Department.:'Irristitte
'asked to have :watei,fotintain cleaned
and water pressure increased, : •
1VIrs. Clarke rend aportion from the
Institute 'hand ;book and Mrs. It,- L.
Treleaven had eharge'cf,the motto,;
inetnbers heard. interesting
talks on loeal industries, SilyerwOodai
Crearnery,'''bsit,. Mrs. 3. -d.:.McNah; tie -
leaven's Fleur Miss •Mildred
Treleavee. and, Taylor's, patteurizing
plant hY.Mi., TaYler. Mrs. JoYnt sang
a 8016. azid. Mrs. W, MacLeod derail
with gardening tints,
• SeafOrtlih.cin 1Wednesday, in lier 6th Mrs. Temple• Clarke was PreAtilted-
year, The funeral Will take place With ti,benicitiefi of .gladibliut ,by, Mrs.
from her late redideftee in .Peaforthi W. Or Andrew in approciatiOn of hop
17niidot.10.,t4ilectbitIrth, 14.1tak11)t
,4,860,..tok'evitittko,:. siteit
r,Vi.iteolitoti8i;t tlilvtts:e1'nwsoi
t:tpry,
x ,
' T
Mtertnent t11 be Made.
hosupSon.
6
•
WINS NINTH 'CUP •
,
At;thd:tinnual..field, day of the.O.P..!
13..'it ".Brantford, . Miss 'Gwendolyn
Ackert,,,. "daughter of 7 MO.:. Elmer
Ackert of 'llelytood, Wen the Senior
girls championship,- and received, her
ninth cui.fot.„athletic' sueeetsea• dur-
ing the eleven years that she his at-
tended this sehoel., She wen thecup
this Year: with.a total' of 2:3' points,
against pine points scored, ,by the:
runner-up H• .
' GWendolYn's term 'closed, at, Brant, .
ford on Monday, from where she went
to Toronto, where she will take a•
nine weeks' Nernard Course for the
blind:•';'• . .
. ,••
GIRL 'FRIENDS STAGE
.SHOWER FOR GRACE MCLEOD.'
• A pleasant social function was, ejd
at the home of Miss Mary McConnell
on Monday evening, when a'number.
of girl friends gathered honor Miss
Grace MacLeod with a . pre, nuptial
kitchen shower. Mite MacLeod 're-
ceived many- useful and lovely' gifts,.
in enjoyable 'program' added to .t1i0 ,
interest of the evening.:
HER' HEART'S DESIttE '
A genuine Bridal 'Wreath engage- '
,Ment 'ring. 'front. W. 'A, kgmig.'s '
Jewelleryl Stote u LucknoW ,is the
heartri desire of any girl With'a hope
'chest, So if your Planning to give her
that ring ,some day soon, ' make your
choice; her'choice,.Give her a Igen:trine,.
:Briday Wreath ring, dnd youqi:-get;it '
at 'Sehmid's•• 'because' of the :Wide
as-
soitment, :big values and low prices.
'
okiTg INTERVENES AS•
PARMER HOPES: FOR CROP
With Conditions encouraging for a
first ,good ,crop several, teaser's; '
Robert Carson, husband of :Belle
Howe of Straunavoni Sask., catried'on.
his spring work, without- complaining
of an attack of apPentlieitis.-14
rup-
tured appendix; finally brought , about -
his collapse and he Was rushed to the .
hospital, ;where he Underwent an op-
eration in ,a vain effort to save his
Popular; in his eonirriunity,' inerch..! •
anis ,and neighbors who were his
friend's,. banded together to carry ,ofi'
the work he so valiantly tried to conr-
plete-the sewing af-a, hundred acres
of Wheat. "
'll'irDRANT HARDON Fti1TDERS
•1
.v
1
The hydrant in 'front of ,MCICim's,
Drug Store has been =a source,, of
grief to number of , motoriSis who -
have damaged 'fenders by ,irunning
Maloneyagjlsth fireplug.
most ; recent 'A.
mishap
on Monday.evening, when he punched
a large hole through one of the fen-
ders on his new ear. • •
'' Being parked near the hYdratit, Mr.
Maloney was about to pUll away in
tho when - hee cistruaek(.1atZlIV4Itittisoriet &lin ,Pshunt.'n;
Which dented unusual and bed dam.
Azle• to, the fender. .