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_turns . To •His Old,-Hibits, And .,
'Providea,,*.A. Evening
•Ent.ertainment, '
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line 20,21;, 2/.
...Double' Bill:.
GENE UTRY
(THE SINGING COWHOYS.
In • • • •
"GET ALONG
LITTLE ,DOGIES"
. POLLY MORAN • .
ALISON SKIPWORTH •
1.*.• * * * *
WO_LYASe. _Maid;
. gene Autry Again Retrns To
. The -Lyceum :With His, AetiOn
• Anit'Senga., And Story Of The
' Old 'Weit. On: The Same ;Bill"
Is A Comedy 'Picture Featur-
„ink Two Emmons CinnOiennes.
a
*stem's
Rev. Cahn Todd; Son of Ilev. Thos.
odd, pastor 'of,the °United Chnrch;
.SimCoe, and a /Omer Walkerton
.: • boy, has, accepted s call.te the Luck -
.now 'United, church, and will coni-
nience his pastorate there on July 1st.
This young 'clerie `graduated into the
ministry from *Whist College; Tor,
.., onto,' in 1986, and in .hei4 called to
So, important; a ch tuge as .Lucknow
Within two yetis 'pow entry into the
altered Calling, is a tribute to this
scpiri Of the house. of Tedd, no less
•,than four Of the sena of the, late Mr.
and Mrs. Archibald. Todd herehaving
become pulpiteers; and -soine of whom
O ;are PreaChing the word in .big urban
churchea.-Wilkerton- Herald -Times..
”Mr awl s, JaTaea Bird of 'Bu-
ses, Mr, Saul Dnrliin Of 1,4ekaOW and
Mr. John-CarnPhell ef Belfast • visited.
on SundaY•Yith 'Mr and Mrs. Ber-
man 1hilhip. 0 0, :" •
O Mr. Mrs. Hiram .Uoifitt, 'Keith
and Penal& et Itnien,,Spent the Week
'and with her. mother; Mrs, lUchard
Jahasian, .
- Miss Kathleen Graham Of .1Cinlena
Spent the weekend with with Was, Jean
Anderson- ••
O The. W,M.S, Will Nita their regular'
meeting .on ,TheTsoay. afterneen at
the honae o Mrs.. Will: Andrew.
Mr- and Mrs Godfrey Hall" Pent
Week with frieOds.iii;B,rantfold.•
While there . they . AlpoVisited ',friends
in Guelph, 'Waterloo' end.' gilehenor..:
They. retaThed •hdine• en '.friday;••
comPanied by Miss MarY,
' Mrs: Ernest Blake ° spent ,Priday in
,
, Mr. and.„Mrs. S. j..Kilpatrick Spent
the week -end with Mr. ,and .Mrs. Pal -
Mer, Kilpatriek, of ,Toronto. 0• ,
United Clinith
. ,
..VerY :enjoyable time, was. spent
by.tWenty-hve Members Of. the ;United
."Church W. M. S. When they :Motored
, out to Mia:, A E. McKlin'S . cottage at
Xintail The President: Mrs. RatihWell
....presided...A 'report Of the Presbyterial
at 'Walkerton, Wasgiven .by Mrs.
Alton,.. Mrs,.(HeV.). and„,Mrs,
N. E. Bushefl
gave .short. talks. Mkt..
Moved *. vote of thanks° to
Mrs. Tieher .for her .vioTie influ-
ence.in the Mitaiansity society.for' the
peat tit'Yeare sie it was ilaucli.'appre...
• .Ciated. A Very Pleasant hour 'was
tipent' the lake .befere'liineh Was.
,terired the .hoeteSSI at the ietit*ge.
A.' Vote of. thanks was to the
-einliersLwhp-so-kindlY-7-loaned-thei
cars. •
As this . was „the occ*sion of. the
tiventiethl,Minivertitry'Of Mr. and Mrs.
jcKiins *Adding' do, the Members
Of WitlrforeaCh a 'tong
And hitOPY wedded . • •
CON. . ,
•
BUtittOn at Toronto , "beet ,
her Mr..Herbert
O thiektnti. ' ' '
Miss Isabel MaLeed retnriied.heine
after Spending feie Weeks with her
aunt; Mrs.:Allan ttitnin, • .*
Mit* K*•:Saelgratr.e and.atin
Detroit; viSited recently With: Mil. T.
'Unbitten.' . '
Mr. iiiid4tri: Mekinnon 'end fain-
atieht'H Sunda Y With friends
:Mita ileiniltati ,of totoafo. he,iiialt-
'4 int Witii.14r, and Mrs. Gilbert
"*. • ton, She Wee bY her SOO
retiltited to..tite dit)q'
$'•A .1-I &LENS
'Misses Sadie MacCharles end:Isobel
Miller and M. and MiS: W. A. Miller
and -Allan were .visitors on Thursday
with Miss Laurine Miller and other
friends at Stratford.
• Mr, and Mrs. Dave Todd and Mr.
and •Mrs,. George Stuart Were week-
end visitora Witti Mr, and Mrs, J.
MeIntOsh at Vineland.. •
Mrs. R., Mrs. 'Gordon, Mr.
and' Mrs., T. J. .Salkeld and •family,
Mr.
And Mrs. W. I, Miller and Gor-
don Mrs: Tom Tedd and Anne tin'd
Mrs. •,attended the an
nual. Salkeld...pienie at Stratford, On
Euplieinif Rintoul, 'Whose "mar..
riage to Mr Ralph Cameron.of Ash.:
fiSid; 'took'.place. on gatiirday, was the
guest of ,honor at 'a' miscellaneous
shower by the,girls of .the /1,andicrat
Club and Other friends at the home
of her Sister, Mrs. Evart McPherson
On WednesdaY'eVening. :Miss Milton]
to whoin the affair .was a compete
Surprise Made 'a,. fitting. reply: of
thanks.fOrthe lovely gifts after which
dancing was enjoyed., ' •
I •Mr. end, MrS.,,,,,Lorne_Woodalatten.-,,
cd'the "Helni".4ellTliOrt Itt.kineardine'.
OnSaturday.• — ' •
....Plan. to _attend 'the'. Garden Party
.given by the United. 'Church on Friday
evening.: Thn, play "Dollars IF
bages" be presented '6Y:the
Whitechurch Y. P. U.
S-0.;•-lierlsert-Mid Albert
Taylor, Were at ,GOderich on
Satur-
day for the Harrison 'picnic. •
,
' K. Miller wasat Moine to
friends On Thesday. evening ..on the
oceasion of. her 82nd birthday: Earlier
in :the evening; ',Mk° •Miller:enjnYed
her' annualtalk by telephone withhei
sqa Stuart of Hanna, :Alberta:
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CALLED TO: LUCKNOW ,
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OBITUARY
, MRS.' oEORGE E. SMITH ' ,
A very large concourse of people,
relatives, neighbors arid friepda, paid
a final tribute Or, ' respect to Mrs,
Alice Smyth,,when her funeral 0 was
held from. her late home in West We-.
wariPsiCon Friday,' afternoon. ,
O .The deceased, who had been in fail-
ing health .for seine, time, \Was the
youngest of. three daughters Of the
late Mr. and, Mrs. Matthew Thompson
and: was .born 0 in Listowel, 04 years
'ago in March .' After the: death.of her
father, shenuoVed to Dungannon with
her Mother. and two sisters atid.re,,
sided there nail, her. 11:ixtriiage.' to
George 'dward. Sinith, 34. Years ago
last February, whew She went to live
on the farm 'Which has been her home
ever,' since:9f It quiet, pleasant dis-
position, She was• muCh beloved by all
Who knew her.'
. „
' 'Surviving are two sons, Clayton, and
Gordon :and one daughter; Doris.'Her
husband Predeceased her SeVenyears'
ago and her mother six ,years age.
•The funeral serViceS et -the • house
and grave were,conducted by her pes-,
tor, Itev. T. R. Turner and Reit. C.
-Kuine'tSeafortlrreformer .pastor.
During the ierviee, Mts. (Itev.) Turn,
er sangvery effeetiVely . "The .010
ittigged Cross'. :
ANAEMIA- '
11.*nive Yeara age, liver conic” be.
boughtfor only a few cents, and Was
used to.feed the. cat orthe. clegTedaY,,
So Maur People are eating liVer that.
the price has adianced nntil is only
the.indulged*web gets an eccas..
briar, taste.3'' • •- •
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It was., no. longer ago, ,than 1920
When it y'gai observed, that' ,patienta
'suffering from: perniii6us anaemia
.were- much improved when they Used
halfpoUnd Of.liver 'each clay. •
'Anaemia is general terin Which
nitins' that the blood iadeficient„in
aninitity: qnality. There are asv..•
eral 'kinds' of anaenlia,.'seeli as, that
which .follows upon * haemorrhage,,
or the anaeznia which Usually devel-
Ops as part of stitch chronic diseases
as tuberculpsis,• cancer, malaria and
lead 'poisoning. ,
Then there are the anaemias which
occur because • of the failure of the
'crgans • Which inannfecture. the red.
blood cells, We cannot live without
,oxygeri, and if there are not enough
red hlood cells, -or 'if there isa lack
f the m
haeo-glObin. which should be
in those'icelli to Carry, oxygen, then
the bOdy tissues are starved .pf the,
oXYgen WhiCh , they`, need. .
:,The red 'Cells are, manufactured by
O the red marrow: at,,the ends of the
long inines, ribs,. and .:',vert0hrae. ' per-
nichius anaemia was,,,,until recent .
Tiliya-ye:-fatal.:The red
cells.' Were so rapidly destroyed that
the Mine. Marrow. could not, meet the
demand; this, inthe:end, meant death
as the bleed Could, net ,Cerif ,enough
Oxygen to all the tisanes to Maintain
, •
. • Interment was in Dungannon cem-
etery. with the following Pallbearers:
It. j, Durnin, Richard Park, .Bert Me-
Cavemand BroWn Smith.
, The Oriductor 'tette- through the
car collecting' faret. • •
He's, only five' year§ Old, reMarked
rtiother when the ,at
her hey: .• ' ',
When the 'eotiduCtor reached
far end of the ear, it occurred to the
.youngster ,that ah ,inipOrtant 'bit of
information, hod been Overlooked:
' Mother s. thitty-ejie,. lio Shunted.,
MA' (getting * shave): "Bather;
will Yon, "PleaSe ,give ,rne a 'Otis of
. .0,00 0,"."
Harbert "Whit iS the 'Matter?
Something, in your throat?" .
Man: Waiit to see if inY
:Liver. ,coutains-v-soniething .which
brings hack the., blood of ,pernicious
anaemia patients to normal:and so
eyes theui back their health, No long -
el is the 'victim ,of Pernicious anaemia
deemed .to die.;: health. end_b_strength
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Trustees:And .Ratepayers'
,
Meeting.11041'In Paisley
T!Taw PregtaTa Of Ptodies Outlined -7
EOPter •Moffat, Repasts./ Better Peel-
ing .TOWard TavOemp. haal llaartt
The School Trustees and Ratepay-.
ere for Bruce. County • gathered at
Paisley On Pride)r and held their 'en-
ConVention. There was a good
attendance and 'a large number of
whom wereladies, 01 0
McFaciyen, Tiverton, the
President exPlained that the Bruce
County ,Edneatisinal Association: ander
*hose auspbes', the '-.Convention- Was
held. Was the monthpiece of the PeePle
Of, the County in that through, that
Organization and the 'Ontario ,Trtist-
Fes , and ".Ratepayers ',Asaociation,the
'people :made •their reqneits of /the
Department 1of, Edhcation, a n d
through them the Department -made
known the changes ' cOnteraplated in
courses 'of Study and Grants.
O After the iePort of the Secretary.
Treasurer and the appointment of
ominittees, M J.. IC Game inspector
for :Bruc,e,grey Inspectorate , gave a
.very comprehensive address on the
New. Program Of Studies Phinting odt
that there has been a demand for a
mere, fractical educatienfor rural
pupils. Inthe past our 'Schools. have
educated the pupils: away Vent he
/antis and domestic'occupation rather,
than :educate them to :make better
.citizens on the Farina: lie said some
objected to the New Course, in that,
the: Children' do what' they like, but
he said it, was rather that they like
at they do. Instead of hard ,Arith-
etie for the younger ,classes the
difficult 'probleme were bft. until the
'Child: Was able -Jo . comprehend' *hitt
was being u'iangbt. 11!e. 0C�ur5e of
Studies', comprised seven, subjects in
the following order;=-Mealtli:'
Natural 'Science, Soil Science, Arit11
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t.
.7.1eTtihe' "CMetintsmicittAreeaPPOinted. last Year
to investigate.' the •larger Unit ra
school. Admintitration reported
through its, Chairman, Bff, 'Foster'
'Moffat that, they had Several meet
ings of the Committee and one Public
Meeting,: _and_ while_mctionLwas,
are his through the -taken-there was a 'decidedly better
uSe 'Of liver Or liver extract. •
, :The fame of liver spread, and Many
people began to eat it on the g4081
principle that what is good for one
ailment is geed for others, which is,
Of couree, absurd• "
Liver0(4-'6-Vet:V. in -the
treatment of .all anaemias. The elilor
psis; or '"green 'sickness". of. 'Young
girls, a fOrm 01 anaemie, dbapPears
improvedwzth habits of living, other
• ;
forms of, anaemia 'respond to iron
therapy: In, all oases,a blood; exam-
ination is 'required' to .determine What;
form of anaemia is present; this must
he known before proper ' treatment
can be prescribed, '
VANAD,IAN 'PACIFIC ' RAILWAY
STAFF' itotINpAtiort. .t4BRAtile
'Something new in groupeducation
for adults is to be found in the newly,
published siqf foundation. Library
of the Canadian:Pacific Railway. The
ten hooks comprising this °library.,
cover all: phases Of the company's
operations in addition tO .encourag-
ing, sturlY designed to make Canadian
Pacific0 employees; better citizens...,
The velurnes were arranged and ed- as.' held at the home of 'Mrs. 1. ait-
•chio On Thursday last,Ivith a.splendid
attendance.
Miss Hilda Reid of Pine 'River Was
feeling.. tOitiirorl.the, Township. Sehool
Board:
Mr NI, A, Campb0l, ISecretark
Ontario Trutees and Ratepayers'
,
Asseciation , took •up a question per -
Md and considerable informethintwas
-gleaned Irons -the frank discussionof
School 'problems. .
The election °res./tilted:in the
' follow,
ing: being., the executive,' committee
•for the:iyear: Past Pres.,, J. W. 1%144,
Fadyen,..Tiverton, Pres. John•A,•John.::
Stan; Allenfork VicePres. Robt. SOott
Kincardine, Committee; Gee. 'McKay;
TiVerton,','Wm: H. Abell, 'Walkerton,
Gordon Aletander; Eden ,Grove, Robt
Mciffat, LUCknotv.:
ZION
This community. was well, repre-
sented at the annual 'gathering of the
"Helm 'FarailY" on •Saturday at Lake-
side Park,. Kincardine, when an en-
joyable.day Was spent. '
Mr: and MTS. Ernest Gardner, Cecil
and Marian, visited with Mr i and Mrs
Jim Gardner,.Kingsbridge' Sunday
afternoon, , ..•
The Jute meeting , of the, W. 31,-,S.
ited by John: Murray Gibbon, general
. publicity agent a the 'PeinPanY•••
Publication f the books followed
the,' q ests. Of many •,employees ' fOr the week end guest of her
lz
ding guide and source of in- 'Miss Ellede Hunter.
fo atiori On matters affecting.goed rs.-J eAuley of Ripley visited
citizenship,'auckas Canadian his . recentlY withher clangliter; Mrs.
geography, end:ecoxioniiCS..:The name Frank Ritchie'anct Mr Ritchie
"Foundation Library" has .been aptly • Mr, and. Mrs Wellington Nikon of
ktliosen because it ni hoped', that read, Luclirio*.were visitors on •Sintlity with
irig•Of the hooks wilt encourage COmP: Mr. and .Mrs. Itich. Gardner:,
any emPloYees to further .stndy';..te • Ashfield Ladies' Aid, Garden .Party
aid whith a • liSt'of other. books on 'will Blake's.Church Friday,
inti1it4ubjects has' been Printed in June 24th,
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SRMAR',bit.CIPIGW, AFAXPENT
PASS*, .41041(
Hobert MathieSen,, fomerly Of toe -
know, Passed, away in- C.7.04ariell 4.gam.
.pital, gaturday, 4%07. an. 'Magas
soma :oar Y'aara; Mr. Vathielma,..arbo
*.faa. in WO' 620..4 year was a gen' Of
the late:004e. MathieSen Of Pock,'
nnw who for- 44. yearS Was guiserin-
444eAt the .Presbyterian c)mrch
"$040_a3t And. tOrty rare
an elder, ' ' '
'.Robert ')datliieSeri to.. conduc-
tor, was wett-known'in. railway
ir-
cld in., Oederich, and as a Mein/het
of the Brotherhood of, PillWay:
Tratn-
'niea and, of ° the. • '000 . Of-. RaiOnly
poaciagtora 840 the )-14.•
married in -...PeterbOrongh thirtY4otir
Years': age ilFc.Ni404 Celia ttipfnro of
Good,orhar4; UaliburtOno4Onty,
otryivo,,Nitittl three sons.. - • :
The funeral .was .held in • .:3"o4erich
on '10110aY front hiS,-reSidence • The
service was cendeeted byEev. . W. P.
Lane, 'pastor' of North street .United
church •-.Of .Which Mr. Mathiessin •was'
4 member: Interment was :in Mint: -
land cemetery. '
the beck 'of' each vo ume. Mr. Jack Gardner is confined to
In dealing with the-distr4bution- ed--this--week-witlr-torigestion-of-thr
problem the Company's Educational lungs. We hope or a speedy redovery
.6oinmittee wisely decided that M The Webster re -union will be held
addition 0 to presenting information this Sattirday at Jowett's drove; Bay-
on a wide variety of SetioUs S,ubiScts. field., • • - . •
the cost muat be low tO appeal to 'Mr. E0aVid Andre* of:Vermillion,
the f lareest number ' Of '.' employees Altaw who 'has:, spent,;the past week
possible. Sir Edward Beetty,', G. B. E., renewing oldassociations; sicoMpari,
K. 0,., LL, i).;. 'chairman and presid: ied by M. Geo..lIunter,inotored • to
,
mit, made the cheapness pOstible by Guelph' on Wednesder.latt:
. .
ruling' that the coniPaa3i' illoold lib'
sOrb re than hall th cost Of the.
nipe
books. ,
Only two .of .the book dei Pec-
ifiCally With the tailWay, ita,probitale
and ,its history. These, hooka, are.
'Canadian Paciffie Facts. & Figures,
"Faactora in Railway. and Steam -
Ship Operation:" Other; books'in the
Volume are, ."Spking iti 'Pnblie,"
"Coreincincience- And tatestaenship,"
O 'Abictiendiy of Correct English,"
.Fiteil ch. ,telVraugliY'"The Pon.911.)..cli.
' • tanada-,' to
Eeonornies," °The History ot Cahada
throngh Ofoginphy" and. •qConAtia
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PEIRPil GROVE'
Miss Minnie' and'Jack Fair spent
Sunday at London:. '
,
,Mids Margaret •Rebellion visited
with ' Mrs.. BlackWell over' the Week,
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end,- ' • -
Mr: and 'Mrs. job- Fisher Spent Monf
day at Mr.. James Niblick%
' Mr; - Will Stott and Mr., and.4,00;
MiltOn-Willsh-spent as ovening-at
Jack .Neibites. recently, L. •
.Mr.and :Mrs. IStnie `taken: and sont.
',John iitidCarman, sent lett Stinday
tit .1,46k Einersen't • ° '
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WHITECHIACH
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Lsst Thursday the, Kennedy re -un-
ion Was held. at Waterlog' Park With
,ainiost .70 relatites Present from
Guelph, Puelinch, ,'Morriston, Galt,'
Goderich, Teeswater, Wingham,
Whitechurch, Lucknow and, Miss. Hel-
en McIntosh of Vancouver, oB c. It
was a nice day and all enjoyed thein -
selves. , . •
'Mr.: and :MO. Eli, ;Jacques' visited
Mit Week" with their • nephew, Mr.
Leonard Taylor of- Goderieh.
'
Last Wednesdaythorninc„.. bile,
Mr. Wallace Conn Was working on a
ladder 'et,the lett, the ladder alipPed
and he .landing, on MS....feet,
Crushing his heel bone badly He Was
'taken to London hospital &had 'a seil-•
ions. operation oi thein hint Friday.;
We hope , for in .earirreeavery.
'Congratulations to Mi .Alfred. 'Pat--
terson,Who Wone second prize. of .$6.?
for Judging. 'beef Cattle' also another
prize Of a nice book atthe judging;
comPetition-tit' 'Clinton last Friday.
4--This'coninaunity-Was---shocked--when
theY. heard Of the death7of . Mr. 'James
Whim, Sr.,. last Thursday tvas
killed almost ..instantly . in his lunther
Mill here. He was superintendent of
,the 'Sunday ,School of the Presbyter-
iin Church for years. -
Don't 'forget the annivertary. ser-
vices inthe Presbyterian ,church IA
a.m. an,W7.80 p.m. SnndaY, When
ROV:D. MacKay, of London will preach
Mra. Catherine, Egglestone is Visit-
ing her .daughter Mrs. Bea Reid. of
.Listowel.; : .0 •
Miss Flora Coulter is teaching at
S. .S. ,.No 9, ,Kinloss . school in the
absence of Mr.' Thos. Wilson..
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Miss Jean Coulter Of \Syron Saniter-
Min •nursing 'staff.Of London; is home
for le17 holidays. ,
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MARRIED -On Saturday at the .
Manse, when Rev, 1 Pollock united in
Marriage, kiss spipliemit,'. third. dint,
ghter Of Mr. and :Mrs..Alex Ristoul
to Mr, Ralph:, Cinnerori, 'Sun. of °Mr.
and . Ab.: Cameron' of Ashfield..
ongratulati�tis
,OThe United Cburch had .'very"sucT.
cessful anniversary. SerViCeS' On Stint
day,. when Rev. Mr: Wiley of • Beril
, preached • The 'choir r'endered
special music
Mrs. Robert Phillips; :Of 'Goderich
spent. the week -end 'with at*s, Vit. R.'
Farrier,
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" .11i.'ThOs. ,had:' the' tielephOne
installed •last week 43-r-22 • t.
Mr. Alex Inglis, spent the week -end
'who is1sick in the h�sital, tehxerei;ngallio
Sit
Mr:' and 'Mrs. ,Thoe Inglis spent.the
week -end at Guelph with ,friends.
Mr and Mrs .John Kennedy :and
Miss Olive Kennedy aperitlast Tues-
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Oa', Virg
its. :agin.'...the:Iaw
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The Best
'war Hunt
Cutt.00$00s..,r..10..To.
The,;,:ttickno*:.$enti.nek..
IT. WOULDN'T' DO TO TAKE A dim TO GO OUT FOR
STOMERS. custcogps REQUIRES A
. CLEVER,. HOT SOldk BUS11119S8 MEN
ARE BLIND IN THEIR SEAP.Ca. FOR la9EE oust/4E4s
THEY ARE VIAND; FACT THAT ADVERTISING:
GOOD:BUSINm. rNvEsnaiENTAN SPACE IN',00
THE COLUMNS OF THE LUCKNOW .SENTINEL IS
INVESTMEN. T.WHICH WILL RETURN. QUICKLY AN "
MANY TIME', OVER: IN .AN , INCREASED ' SALES.
',VOL,UME. "
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-FORM THE HABIT OF KEEPING THE NEWS OF YOUR
BUSINESS BEFORE 'ITIE PTJBLIC THROUGH THE
' LUCKNOW SENTINEL. OUR. READERS ARE QUICK
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SHOFPING OPPORTUNI-
TIES: YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE,AND4MORE '
TRADING WILL BE DONE AT HOME BY THE SHOP.
PERS. '
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rr IS 'MORE CONVENIENT.:TO TRADE AT .HOMB' ••
'READERS THE HOME -TOWN 'PAPERPATRONIZE OUR
ADVERTISERS. YOU. DON'T.NEED A LICENSE TO. ADVER•
'TISE. JUST:PHONE. US: WE'LL ''BE GLAD' To jump You
SOLVE YOUR ADVERTISING PROBLEMS, '
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The.:-Iticknlik ,Sentinel
'PHONE' .3% •
LIVET W.:41.. S.
• . regtilar meeting (*yet'
held in the chiziehs. on Fri: -
day;', 'Jane 1.0th,',1938:, There were ;..p
nerithers..-preSent. The meeting wa
opened . -b-Y. the *Opening' cer-
emony. • • •
and hymn 488 in. the •Ilyin•••
nary 'Wes. sung, .folkitired by' 'the Lord's
PraYer ,unison.. The; yell' call was
taken- by Secretary; Mrs, Brooks,
who also read the 'minutei of •ourlatt
Meeting': which were ,approved.: The'
hnsiness period followed...The' Pre*
idezit.presided. *701e itTprt
..the 'Meeting, Mrs. ,Jeinee,MeTayisli.
Who *as', convener :for 'June ..Meeting.
meet-
ing. , 2.06 .Was ,snng.: The
took charge, f. rest..of,the
Devotienal, ,* ' 8s.,2nd psalm' was
read :Mrs. :Elmer. Osborne:. We
were.thenlavered°With Et le.mperance,
Dialogue, .Iton1Ston.! being
leader,': Mrs.. J, ' taking Mrs,.
piirt, Mrs,. McGuire. acting as Mrs.'
Mrs. 0,7. 'McLeod!: as . C.
Our Study ''Book.' was well taken by
Mrs. Gilhert:Barkwell... We. were then
'favored by Lt..' Splendid, .,SOldi by • Miss
•Iteta Waldo, enjoyed by :eVeryOne.
We were; all glad tehave Mrs; Mac-
Kenzie With us and listened to a..Very.
iiitetesting.-talk Rip the Convention at
TOrontO:', Hynin 184 was axing andoiir
meeting vas :brought to a close ..by
S. McGuire leading'in Prayer.
The Mile.' meeting '.Wits' in •-•Charge
of Mrs:, James 'McTavish 'and her.
• Cretin:. The next. meeting' will :be in
°charge of Mrs. J..Roulatonand her
. • , ,
grenP.' :*., , • •
O :Misses 'Marie. and Donalda
Me-
.pharles ,and friend.s of .Torento-viSited
at their home Mr. D. MeCharles here
oVer, the week -end.
We were 0; learn that :anr
teacher Mr, CiitforeWyl s. as een
re-engaged' as,. teacher. for S.S.
11 He. has returned. home after: spendz
Mg the .Week -end in Toronto
:
, .
,•
day With Mr.' and °M.rs. Toynbee Lamb
of "Goderich.
• • ••
Mr, and lirs. George 'Fisher and
family of Lobo, moved On Tilesday of
-thiS-to'-the-fat farm -40e
late, WM. .1, • Fisher':
. Mr. Jade „Flanigan' Treritori,
Pent the Week -end with,:M3 Plana-
gap, at ttie tionle of Mr.', and Mrs:
ThoniaS Inglis,
, • • , •
".• • • • ,
PARAMOUN
, gt, and Mis. John janilesen; Mrs,
Howard Harris •frein Ilplyrodd . and
'Mr.: and Mrs. Ernia•WilsOn and- Mat-
ter', keariettt., from SaSkatoon 'pent
last Week -end With relatives at
Paw, 1‘110, . •
and 11tis; Arthur 0000k and
Ciinieron 'Were recent: visitor's 'with
and Mrs'. Ad. MacDonald at Pine•
- -0 0•
Mr. Oolilie• '"at.artin had the honor' ei
„winning first plaie in judging St .the
*tide County
-11016teiii • Breeders'
Pield-DaY..lield at Reid's; Ceiners'laSt
TiletdaY'attd elan 0 -it the .614 roiditi,
• • " t•th
.„udging , airy tett e ruee,
GotiiitY judging teinPaitiOli held; at
Pott lgun last Wi'dries,444
•,,
• • '
BOUriDARY lip EST
The Club meeting:Will% 'be...held:1n
thp. Peramohnt .Hall on Tuesday evi•
ening„ Jiine 21st. prOgrani'.cOin:, .GOt.
AdOiroCaniPbell ayt4 Goldie Martin, Plus-
handa .and visitors...tire ot.elcOtne.
Mrs. Richarda :had A; Very success-
ful
meeting,en .TtiesdaY, thine
O ..Mr. Ben, Stanley has; greatly' bin -
proved .in, health:, after 'spending, a
eouPle of 'Weelis in Winghem • llespital
Mr,' janies Webster isat present
inider'the'doetor's are. We..liope for
,sp,e,edy recoVery,. ,0 0,:
• Miss tionahla •Nicholson ',is' ill With\
prieuitionia.: • ;
O kr„ Prank' MOCharles ,froin
:Cover is visiting Parainthint friends.
'A **tier 'from:here, attended. the
Ilieederat '.Viehi pay at 'Lorne.
Iteid's, Pine Hiver:..,
•BREEDERS HELD ,FIELD DAt
Brea. County Holstein Breeder'S
'fie14'dny was held' last Week .at Lorne
Reids firm, ,
Martin,: of Paramount Proni.."
irient Shorthorn ' -'breeder :showed rin
apt kiieWledge. Of. .1ietstehis, whieh
ave him first Place in the' ienier
judging Competition. Other ',winners'
in this +class' were Eldon' Lowry,
itk 4 RiPleyi Roy 'Geddes'.
Kincardine; H; 0, tunl�p E it.6:
Kincardine and Sire Clarence Bridge,
K; lt. 1 Kiiidardnie •
-..,TURN,RERRY CORNERS.:
Mrs Harry ';•CliaMpron ..returned
to '11.0.7hpitie 212 LiieknoW 'after': spend-
ing a -week's vacation With her friend ,
MO.' Geo. Lewey.•
Jas.. Patterson cif Whitechurch
and Edna: Stockley Of. Kincardine
ited 'with hir;',•iind.,Igre. Itoht., Hend-
erson on tondttie., last. '
Miss Mildred Phippen • returned
home. ,with .Rev. • Jas.. .mplidi9r., to •
•Londion ,on 'Saturday' last.' Rev.' Mc.
Ginlay held a foueday revival i tha
f.Oft.
Mr. Joseph Collyer of Laid** Vitt •
ited. hist week. for -a ,fe*dayail
Wit.
'WMghan.i: friends. .
: John Str.';Bliptist' .Gburch coney.
,
ation were entertained OA real treat
..when . FL 4, Le • Eianame of • Teronte
oila'...1*t Musical family, 'Ronald One; ,
Gerald; '1St violun, Oswald, 2nd viohn;
.ponaid, plani, and, Audrey, age 4'
who jing, had 'Charge of ,the services...
on "Ssindit*' last .Mr. La' Fla:nine: is
knownas a converted gambler.: pita,
cher..• •
EFIVIE
Mr 3 T. Arnold has teturned,
home from: Paisley where she. visited •-•
fora couple of Weeks.
Mr. 'John :BIncEeliaie. of , Saska-
toon renewed old acquaintances in this
locality .while the gUest, of Mr. and
Mrs, Jas. Hunter.. ,
Missea. Gertrude, and, Alice Hewitt
viSited last week With friends on Con.'
' Rev. L. S. Mott preached a, temper.'
Limesermon on Sunday ,last, and a
. .
special contribution. was, requested to
help cart? on .this part,. Of the • work. :
Mr, Wesley ',Hill of Simla, v,isite4. •
•tur:few days With the *ore,: tarn."
Mrs d.. McDonald, Mr. itrid Mrs M.
1qcbonaliii arid stain' son, at Pi. -
River, were Sunday visitors :at, Mn
Andre* 'Mcrioneld.s. '.
O Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hunter 'Visited' .
,
in Sea1orth
recently.; .
The monthly Meeting Of theW.
of St. John's Church Was hem iit Mrs. -
J. 0: Hewitt's twine, Con, ,fi. ' • ,
• and 10*.s. J.. Bradley And.Burd,
ette of Kincardine 'Spent' SundaY, With;
Mr, and Mrs. E. McComb,. gouth Line
' Friends of Mrs. 11. Chndlimirne,
Con. '6, regret.to learn of her heinj ;
confined-to--her4reenr-ainthOpi-ali
. ,
.may soon bele, ut , and • Around again' '
CHRISTIAN FELOWSHIP.- CLUB
TO opEN THIS FRIDAYEVENING:
O The,, Christian VelloWthiP' Club' for
all' young peopleOver fourteen Years
Of age...will' open itt the ,
tiite Roams this Iiiday 'evening, AtAtie,
.at 8 o'clock, Mt yming, oopte Of u
the', town and ,sintrounding Country
are :Cordially invted to ,einie Mad' em
joy thie,- hour' ••ehriatian
different program, Aver, evening'
Consisting, Of. doipet 0 singing, 'Isihte,,'
competitions„ -.setirionettes, inernorize. •
tibn of s4iiiturk
tibie 'stuay, topiog
4p&ititinOtt4i1 eielecOOTI: will proVidi
splendid -.4itiorttinity for .t*sining '
leaderthiP *hid* no yourne,Chtistien,
Phseae tinneintei tobthtg
,yetir Bibles and invite,yout ,ftiends.
,ths "sting SertiCe. istskrt at
ts':010itse'to bO,tnittnife:,
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