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Once In The. Afternoon
Once In The Evening.
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Change
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EFFECTIVE' . JUNE ' ;25TH. ',
LUCKNOW .,- for
a •'%ndo • Ds
all
• ' Termitend n, y,,,
except :Sundays & Holiday_s
A bi. 6.45
P.
M..
2.55
Sun: .H
olida s .ua:
4.00
NORTH TO • "KINCARDINE
—
daily , except ' Sundays ,and'''
• Holidays, 3.50_.&_9.20` P.M.'
To Southampton 'daily
3.50'
5 nda • and' , Y Holida s .,3.50' &:'
u Y....
Viso 'P.M.
FOR FURTHER :INFORMA-'
TION SEE LOCAL ;AGENT
SMITH,
W S ,
:•' LUCKNOW
FARMERS WILL BENEFIT
BY SALES TAX EXEMPTION,
Tax exemptions in ThOrsday's Ind -
speech 'designed to • stimulate home
construction will ,effect, the -average
Canadian farmer more than ,anything
else announced by Finance •Minister
Dunning.
The
genetslexemption .of'building
materials from the eight .per cent
Sales . tax will haVe a direct effect on
the colt of construction, mainen„= anc
e
and` repair' of farm buildings,
The aggregates of 'the eight per.
r' Paint, tae and
cent tax on lambs, pan , g... a and
other bedding. inaterials. sold to farm-
ers has run into tens •of thousands of
'i
'dollars ° Effective'Saturday* this.. a ht
.,g�
per"centtax .was off. • ,
Second:.in
interest.for the. . farmer.
is':the exemption, 'from` sales ,'taxx• on
harness, harness parts and materials
used in their manufacture..
theof viewthousands
From paint.of sds t u n
of Canadians in 'average circumstan
les, brightest' spot. in Finance Min-
ister Dunning's entire, financial state-
ment in the Commons is the exempt-
ion from the eight per cent sales tax
of the principal products: used in the
building, indus
trY,,
ItHowever,' i s
: -the'. 19 �. budgetre .
notable that it .does. not,alter the
economic status of the man on the
street to any eat degree, Jack
Canuck .will continue to. pay. the
current price, for. his food, his drink,
his luxuries and his necessities.of life.
THINK OP. TOTS SPEEDERS TOLD,
Hundred Children's Lives;, At,` Stake,•
J. Blckell:Tells Drivers,' In Open'
--Letter,To. Ontario= Motorists..
•J. . Bickel), Registrar of Motor.
Vehicles has writtenan open .letter
the ' driv
to er ' who: speeds ;through
our streets:"
•"I'. saw you barely miss: a little boy
On .a 'tricycle . this • afternoon,'!.'•he.
writes, and „heard you. yeti: ,"Get the
blink • out ; of the. way! Don't, you
know :any better than to . ride in the,
street?"' He •didn't answer:,•becange.
he hasn't ,learned ,to talk verywell.
yet. So I'm going to answer for. him.
' "No; the little 'boy idoesn't,'know
any better : than to ride his tricycle
in :the' street. He his 'been warned not
to, but little boys don't,' always: heed
•warnings:. Some 'adults don't either,
especially the traffic Warnings.: for
instance : thel`
�_.► oze_ rmrting-:the.-s • 'ed:
Pe
o f automobiles. ilb'
ea, •
"I'm going to:: tell you something
about that little boy. He; has' a mother
and father who have worked hard and
Made many sacrifices to make him
healthy and happy. The supreme pur
pose for their, lives is to; have „their
littleboy' grow up: to be a useful matt.
"Now :'stop a minute and think. If
you "'should kill -s-,child how•
Would:
you feel facing its parents? What
excuse could you give; them for hay-
ing robbed them of their dearest poss-
ession? More important: What excuse
could . you offer Him Whose Kingdom.
is made up of:,little.ch ldrenT:
"Children my hasty friend, were
here long before •you or your auto-
mobile were ever thought of.. All. the
"' ON TR 1I1
P TO EUROPE,
In':th abMr,: R. C.• Hays
salsenc ,�e of y
:
" K C. and : Mrs..iia on a tri to.
s .
,Y P
Europe, hi ffice 'here willbe i n•
.„charge of his ` cousin "Mr. H. Glenn
HaYsoSeaforth. Mr. Glenn HaYsr
is
a son of the late James . Hays, .who
for s�me years was a resident of God-
ericb. He _has 'successfullyconcluded
his law course at Osgoode Hall and
intends to practise, his profession °in
-.his home town of Seaforth.
a -
i 1 t'
S Sar
automobiles: onearth are not worth
the life of one little boy:' We ,
. don:,
know
what that little'rhoY may some
Y
da°- - -
be.."But"'tiv'e---'dkno
o w w hatou are
e
and,. ,rt suni
Port
ant.
We could, get
along without you, but we . can't spare
a single little boy on, this street.
..
just take . So it easier, my friend,
and quite a -bit, more carefully. There,
'are about 100 children's livesat-: stak
. ,
-for'' that . is, about . the ; number • of
oun sters:' .w
Y g hd lost theiri
'live s • n;
Ontario: last year under just such
circumstances as the incident between
you and the'little bo onthe tri' "
• Y cycle.
Zion. Friends .:Present
mt. & Mrs. Wm., Hunter
•(ZIQN' NE1'S)
Following their return from a wed-
ding trip to, Toronto, Niagara Falls
and other southern points, Mi "and,
;Mrs- Will Hinter were te'nder, a.
connnUnity reception in theO 8e,
all, on Wednesday evenin last whe
W _- y � ..gin
betwetn eighty and ninety.. of their
friend - assembl • to extend their
1. s.... ,ed ._,. f..
icitations. r
°• Ro v„w,.J. Patton took the chair
r
for the rendering of a short' • mixed.
pro am.,.a during. the atours :of 'which
the .address,
was read "b'.
Mr. ;Jno. ' •R'itchie and, the. presents,.,
ion of chesterfield and ..'end. ' tables.
made by` Messrs. •And Ritchie Jacob
Hunter and Charlie 'Anderson.'
To. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Bunter,
Dear Friends,— -
Your recent marriage has provided
us with this welcome opportunity of
coming here tonight to extend. our
heartiest wishes for your happiness.
It affords us great pleasure and satia-
faction, to know that you will still be
in our, community and we feel Jertain,
that • your help Wand ,good influence Will_
centime • in o u r .church ,_a n d
community activities. By your devo-
tion to these duties you, have” earned
this sincere'wish of every one present,
May your feet tread the path of long
deli •$ ht
i a your
Mayyour eyes_ see 'beauty, may your
,
souls see light,
May your.•lips know a'smile ,and your
. hearts a . song, •
And love go with you, your : whole li f e
Asok o four ppxeci
a a'
a t en�,x
lion :and' esteem, please accept this
gift. 4,
Signed on behalf of the community,
Andrew' 'Ritchie, Jake Hunter, '
Chas. 'Anderson,' ' ,John; Ritchie.,,
The groom few' well chosen
,words responded, acknowledging' the,
kindness and : thoughtfulness of the
donors, and thanking them for the
•same:
.'e
, 'Lunch followed, after which a short
'time was spent in dancing, ,music be.•
ing-supplied`'bdy the', Craig orchestra
of St. Augustine
Mr;: David. Andrew left on Thursday
on the return trip to his home. in Ver
million Alta:;
.Congratulations are'. extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. GordonKirklan on the
birth of a ' son..
iMr, and. Mrs Ernest • Gardner, •
.Cecil and Marion, visited .lith Mr.
and 'Mrs. Sara ibso Laurier, . Su
S Gr n. of Lau re un-
.
day.
A number ,from here 'attended. th.
Webster: picnic. at Bayfield on 'Satur-,
day.
Mr. David: Anderson of ...Dunlop
spent the :week -end at his home here.
Mr::
E 1 t�da and Mrs. G
eo. Hunterand: Miss�is.ted Laurier and -PineRiver
friends on Sunday.
The S. S. , and. Communitypicnic
...
will be 'field' 'n the 'beach' at the end
of the Boundary on 'Saturday P. M.
Sat y .
Everyone • welcome..
Mr. and Mrs Joe Freeman' and
children of Leebuin, visited with Zion
friends ;;Sunday.. Mrs:` Will Gardner
accompanied them home :for .4 short
visit.
A somewhat belated softball' league
cue
ha ;
been
farm''
s ed ofAshfield teams;
comprising.' ;Zion; CQurr><e s Corners,
Kingsbri
dge and Pert: Albert lbert •and a
schod •. drawn d wn upc Zion plays at:Cur-
rier's on. . Thursday eve,andPort
Albert ,provde
the first home ,game
here on Tuesday next. '
Y
I•ro
It isos'
•,
P P ed to hold: a `�tourila-
ment of .the four :teams at Kin tail oil
Ju 1st.•
Y •
Ou res
}'r and Port Albert met on
I Monday eve, :when •Curries' were Win-
ners ,,by •a slight. margin - '
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TSR MORROW .:S$NT] . j i
WHITECHURCH •
Mr;: and Mrs Dustan Beecroft;;and
family spent.Sunday with her parents
Mr, -:and Mrs. Andrew Kirk, at 'Sea -
forth, • who.' celebrated 'their , golden
}wedding'on: Sunday,•
•Mrs Annetta • Knight,' of, Linwood
spent the. week -end with her brother.,
Mr. ,,George Fisher ,and -Mrs.; Fisher.
teri •-
The Presb
y an el><urch had very
sa
n
successful',anniversary Y : services last,
Sunday, when Rev. D mcK#3r.of Lon-
don preached The choir rendered"
special anthems also a, solo 'duet and
quartette,
:.'M....r.:..•and ;Mrs, Duncn". Kenned
y
,
Win ham Mr,.and rsHenry , rch-
•
borne . of Goderich• end Mr, and rs
Lorne 'Durnin and little son, John
Div dr of ' St. Helens'
s
ent,Sunday
with'their .mothe.rMrs..Davd pKen'..
Mr. Wallace, Conn return9d. home
from I.ondon hospital ,last .week.: He
will be laidup for, some.
" Mr. John' Patterson, Miss Agnes,
Patterson and. Mrs. -Henry Patterson
Metered to Stratford 'on Saturday.
•Mrs. , Patterson remained to spend a
few weeks with her daughter, Miss
'Catherine ;Patterson. •
Quite ,a number from this commun-
ity attended` the Brick Church anni"
erveary, services, . when ' Rev. James,
,Scobia of Westminister, a' ,former
:ininister preaoa<ed:"
Dr. and Mrs. Simpson of 'Kintai.
visited on Sunda with their son' Mr.
Y •
Arthur ' Simpson.. .
,Mr. 'and Mrs Rone . of : Teeswater:
visited on, Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs.', James. McInnes and Mr:. McInnes.
Mr. James -Weir of London' sP ent
the week -end with his mother ; Mrs.
Fred Davidson.
Mr: Wm: Scott" and ":Miss"Marvell
Scott, of Kinlough 'visited on Sunday
with ' Mr..and Mrs. ,Albert Patterson.
Miss • Bertha McKay ..of Stratford
spent the week.' -end with, her ,parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hecto Mc K a
} #t y and'other
relatives.
•or'
riso
M ' has . •made s
garage in part . of the Kew. `'Block,
where he is ! livi and . ng does. repair:
work. -
'.Mrs.
R-e
y
Patten of ,L can, 'spent
the week.nd with, her mother Mrs. t.
Fox.
LOCAL and:GENERAL
Mrs. Hale and daughter, Mrs.,'
Taylor of Chicago, were visitors with:
the farmer's sister, Mrs Mary Moore,.
Mr :and Mrs.. Robert Whitely . of
Chicago 'are, 'visitors with Mr. " and.
"Mrs `w; J. Pttle.,
Mr, andMrs. unea
•. M . p n MacMillan
of , St. James Manitoba visited with
herbrother, Mr. • Alex Gellan.
HOLY NAME RALLY
On. Sunday " afternoon more than.
;even hundred menof: the Holy Name'
Society, includin ' , a large' '
,..g. grepresent.
ation_from.':Goderieli gather •-:e
> g. et St.
Jose
=
h s church 8
Joseph's, , mgsbridge; ' to. re-
new.,
e=;new; their :,vows at the annual•' rally,
which wae! addressed by Rev. .Father
Basil Doyle, of Toronto.Wingham, St.
•
Augustine, .,Brussels ,, aLucknow ' d
n
Kingsbridge , also .wererepresented','
at t rally.' ' The hue; . arade was led
theY g P,
by .pipers of the. Lucknow, band.
At the 'service, Rev. lFather. 0 ,A:,li
Martin of. St. Au • � stin `, was celeb-
rant
gu e,. c eh
rant as. the' benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament,' was'', pronounced Rev.
Father Paquette; of.. Wingham, was'
deacon; Rev. Father C. F. Nagle; of
•Goderich, was subdeacon, With Rev.
Father Fallon, of ` Goderich, in'. the
sanctuary.
Rev..Father Quigley, of St: 'Joseph's
church, was host to those present ,at'
the. conclusion of the service
the oc-
casio 'being he„ twenty-fifth
anniv=?
ersarYof his ordination..
-oderich Si -nal-Sta
g.
i
• Con.at
`io
gr ulati ns are, extended to ;
our :teacher, Miss: Ada Webster, in.
having -alt her• entrance pupils'obtain
• their certificate' of entrance . to High
School 'on their year's :work
.We are pleased to': note that Mr.
:Jack, Gardner is about again after his.
recent indisposition.
Withh
t e, advent of het dry weath-
er, a number have' commenced hay-
ing.
With the heat wavethe, first .of the
week, haying operations .commenced
on many fari;is with a bumper. crop
in prospcbt.
Mr:.` and Mr. � s Gordon '
. Moore and
.famil mil . ' Rock oo spent „ unda
the. hom', of his mother Mrs. Mary
Moore.
•o e•...
Mrs., Wm. MacKenzie left for Tor
onto' last Friday morning, to ' attend
the tome. Makers?
Picnic at Center
Island, on Saturday afternoon
.Mrs." Edward McQuillin leftthe
past week for Toronto on an extended
stayher daughter, with with ghte , Mrs.: Harold:. •�
Dawson and Mr. -Dawson.
•
Mrs. ..James•Bale and daughter Mrs::
john Taylor, of Chicago Illinois mot-
ored ' over and are enjoying a , weeks
•vacation:with. the formers'sister Mrs.,
Mary Moore,• Ludgard St.
THE GIFT SHOP has is •
a speer 1
.isplay' of needle -point embroidery
'If ' all ..,desi ns, ictures
• g , 'pictures, •hand • bags,
cushions, chair' and foot stool covers.
Don't 'rasa' seeing:, this fine work.
EVA _GREER,
TIIVRSDAY,; 3TJ E 23RD;; 1938i1>!0'
Mr: and Mrs. H:: G. Fensham, Miss
tsobel Fensham, Miss. Edith Smith
and Mr.. Jack Fensham ''of Toronto
-and Mr;- --Edwin--Smith of -Listowel
were week -end visitors with Mr. ;and
Mrs..'Jaines Smith.
Mas: : Walter .Murdoch' from tlie'
West, and mother of Murray Murdoch
visited fora few days in `town, hav-
ing accompanied Mr. and:: Mee. Csurt-
eron MacDonald -'u' on their return'
P r
°from .Toronto::
i'Von Pork Rolls
In.the. Saturday` night .;draw ,at.
utton's Butcher shop winners'of pork
rolls were Mrs.,E. W. Rice,. St Helens;
Vliss,,;Isobel Hamilton; Iucknovw'and
Donald MacPherson,' :Holyrood
' Mr. and Mrs. Wm Cox, ;, Mrs. ' J.
Cox Sr.. and' Rev. G. B. Cox of New.
York city.•:attended:-the graduation of;
$
Miss Mary Cox; at McDonald" Institute
,
Gue1 h -- on •Frida J 17th. •Rev.
p , y ane . .
,Mr Cox was accompanied .by. ,Mims
Mary: Cox to New York for a month's.
vacation. •
'Prom Chicago comes the ••announce-
nient that Mr. William 11. Mackenzie,
son of : Mr: and Mrs.. Wm. MacKenzie,
Lin:know, • Ontario, has recently com
pleted his sophomore yearin the. Chi-
cago College of Osteopathy Mr.
MacKenzie is a ;member of; Atlas Club
fraternity.
Graduates : At • Peterbor
- Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Thom and Kathleen
Miss 'jean Thom of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Thompson'. and,: Donald and
Stuart Collyer. spent the first of the
week at Norwood, and on Monday
evening attended the: graduation ex
ercises of ,Nichols; Hospital, ,Peterbor,
ou h held'i the
gn Collegiate llegiate Institute
when .'Miss' llelen Thom o e'4 of
A
_this ggraduatinggclas$"...-to. rceive -her-
nan ,i1.•..
pa
d d oma.. • `•
P
11tr: rs
and . . Wimin.:L:so
rSdA d'bbb, o.4B Brice Albertiss ar-•'a M cCallu anda m g retH.GSherri•.spenttheweek. in'• Nia-
gara,; Welland and. ,Dorchester- ' t On
,
,their wayfrom' .Welland hey visite r
the Government Beforeatry Station,
,
at St. Williams.Hereone ca
. n see a
i sample'of . every' kind of tree hi.,'the
•
•
•
BATHING =TR NK -S. for Bos.' Blue •Black, Maroon; Wool' tr» nks'..:
With . support''
BOYS' 'LOTTO SHORTS with; beleav ,rill fast colors,9.98
c.
'YS AN lace at hack .., !.98c ^ ' B RNAC E BILL..I''_..,T d ba. , ....
,'. WHbOPEEPANTS, Laster heir rvback realbuy for helidaY•
Wear. ', . ,. ti . ,, .
98c..
e..,ar� at
GIRLS' 8i .LADIES' BATHING, SUITS . .. ;, ....,. ;$1.50 & Up. •
RE 'f head' ear Ver : o 'u
• GAY � PRINTED COTTON. SQU..A S orgear; .._ .. Y.. P•. P
lar' for boating . t . , ; . , , , : 25c &
i•
=fie • oths• e i ' :lane ' a
t
.: . RAVI+:L "
T LBRS SA LE . Cl _ F , , . Y. p _ •. ,.
ter :36 x 36 25c:
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world. "One: of the. most-iinportant and
besutillul places •for 'naturalists to be
found in Canada. 'Thousands :of those
little pine,. spruce . and evergreen
trees and shrubs are given free to
any who desire them
W. M. S. Meeting '
es
The W. M. S ••of the•Lucknow. Pres-
byterian
res-
Y
b terian: 'Church is holding a special
meeting on; Monday evening; June 27,
at 8 o'clock, in the 'basement of the
Church. A geed :prograin consisting.
of; a play ' • "How theStory Grew'
readings, and musical. numbers );is be-
ing prepared. Everybody • • welcome:
Sily twin ollection ••�
w .
e c
CREWE
Mr.' and and 'Mrs. Ronald; Storms Were
Mr. '�.
week -end ':guests with theirparents
at' Barrister'.
Th la
' Zocial which ' is was'•held' at
wn: s ,,.
Crewe Church on Friday evening was
a decided success. The •play,, "An
Old Fashioned Mother' was; well pre
sented by -Crewel' Young People. Pro -
Feeds ,.amounted
ro-ceeds.amounted to $75.00.
Mrs• Isaac Gawley of Fergus ' •'is
the. guest ;of Miss Agnes ;•Malloch ,
while renewing . old 'acquaintances..
Mr.'a.n Mrs: Sam
Sherwood
tend d, the Connty Council picnic,
Which. was..,held i .•Goderre on-S,..at
u'
r
-
ilyWere guests 'of kr. and Mrs. itday.Rev T. and Mrs. Turner and fan}
feed Drennan ;Sunday_ evening.
Mr. Colin Crozier was home front`
Lieuiy for the week -end,
Mr. an ` Mrs:eo. Freeman - Lee
d G of
burn visited their daughter Mrs: "'Em-;
mons on '.Monday. '•
Mr. and Mrs. • Ewart Taylor and.
Ewart Y
family . of : sicknow spent Sii'nday:
with ' Dungannon and Crewe friends
on Sunday:
Messrs. Harold > and Cecil: • 'Blake
spent :last , Week: with their sister,.
Mrs: Stanley Fines and ,Mr. Fines of
Toronto:
"Maggie". said,`Angus ; to his-. wife;:
"here's a wee ticket for.: tonight's •con-
juring show, and when he comes to.
that part, where he takes' a teaspoon,;
tut o' flour and ne a -e and makes.
,egg
1
-`•oml ttes 'atc --ve'r r"
~20 --w h a cla`se:
e
have
• You a '•nice ,collection of.
books, but. yen should' have :more.
shelves." '
'
t know; nobody
seems,'to lend:
me shelves' .
Mrs r
le��'
. Wab r
. Have you P
•.shut. u '
everything in the house for the night,
Elmer?
' Elmer:
I've shut uphin_
ever tY g.
that, can be shut , up,• my dear.. •
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HOT': WEATHER:
,� ' •I
G,• S .�t�S•
SILK UNDERWEAR
SOCKIES.
FINE SHIRTS ' •.
•SUMMER'. AP
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Light '`I'Veiight, FELT ;HATS
SPORT PANTS
BATHING
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TIP TOP , titl:-DETO
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'MEASURE SUITS
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MEN'S WEAR
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SHOES FOR THE FAMILY
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comfort and service.' Brown or black
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h ether -insole:';:
• crepee rubber b
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For
,women.
and chit
dreii
See
these' Cam
P,
us
Shoes before you buy your 'summer.
footwear. •
RathweII-
and Reed'
Elmira
is
s..
have ,.
to
v
e .hi.
a new'high school
ata • �. l
a .total cis 'of t $90,00.0 'With $83,600
a
ss ' e
ess
d•".E
lm'ra
too Elmira, , this r emaander:, to: ;
PA id bY
the provincial cial-
cover"nment.
.Or zine,
alanee f
qtr Coit oleum � Lin lei
us
O` Abe To Buy
tags, Curtains, Draperies fS Household Cottons
7;.
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