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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-07-07, Page 540.1k1D9X—.1ivIll.GHAm •0:10ToltWAYs' ER , 4 baAVES. -LiveKNow for 'Toronto ona Louden: 'Daily except Sundays P. M. 4.55 & Holidays, P.M., 4.00 I NORTH TO KINCARDINE --1'' dairy except Sundays and Holidays, 3.50 & 9.20 „ To SouthaMptou daily-- , 3.50. P.M. •• Sandi*. and -Holidaye-3.50 & 40.50 P.M. ." FOR FURTHER •INFORMA- _ . • • • TION SEE LOCAL AGENT 4! • -TRUItSPAT, 7TIT. .1 WINGHAM1 snow 0.ARTS. AT 8 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY SATURDAY.' NWT TWO SHOWS', 7:45. and 945 p.m. •. ursei rim, SatOF O. July MYRNA /a0Y in WII41,1AM Wedding" • A MADCAP 'COMEDY FROM START. 'l'O FIINISIL STARRING. THE EXTREMELY POPULAR .' LOY POWELL TEAM ". • • . .". , • "tRAViEL,T44,R7 and. :4IsIEWSL' n. Tues , s e SPECIAL .ALLAN WARREN JONES,---WILLIANC ' Min IIMBUT • DOUGLAS DUMIIILLI The .Piftnre portrays ,the adventures • of a Spanieh dancer during. ' the Napoleonic inv.si of Spain, :The sereep PleY is based on the . Operetta and Mottle of *Wolf Friml. Owing: to, ,the lengthofthia Picture there will be no Short subjecte.. ADMISSION,, -Adults,, 35C, C dren 20c' 041.1.D...:.•1.:P1 TRAVEL BARGAIN . . . Ont., $4,45.. DETROIT; Midi., Chicago $12;8O Equally low fares from all 'adjacCat. C N..R. Stations . • 'Aakfor handbill and Complete • information feeni 'Agents • T193B KI.N LOUGH • Mr. I Wm.' Montgomery and daugh- ter Miss Mildred of Detroit Visited • during.the week: With relatives here. • Mrs. Cliff Bortwick of St: Cath, 'mines was .p ;hojiclay ' visitor • it the. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Jas. , Hodgins. ," • Mr. 1:Fred ;Hedging received • ,word of the death :of his sieter-in4e*, the bite ' Mrs. Vanderbilt*. , • Miie Frances Elliott, of London j$ holidaying. with her siater, Mrs. Karl ' A s'number from here attepded the Presbyterian, Sundav sehdot picnic .at Kincardine. on Thursday, . ' • Miss Greta Hodgkinson and filen of .London spent ,a ese • days at th former's hone. h • • • Mr. 'Cliff Lloyd of Tonawallecta, Y., •spent Sunday with his., •niethe Mrs., E. J. Haldenby. • Don and Betty Gillespie are hell ditying. with, their grandparents here esee • Welland are at ' their home here, ; • Mr. and Mrs. Howard MeGilire of -Olivet were :Sunday yisitors. at Mr. Geo. Halderiby'le Miss ;Eleanor Mel'arlan who has ' been in 1Wingfriamfor sometime at her home here. H ' • Mi. and Mrs: , B. E. McLean. -Bid- four and Nye. Sleisor were visitors • Sunday at Mr. J. Sheir's,, Arrnow... M. and lfra... Rudy ,Sieloff and El- roy of Detroit were week -end visit, ors' with her mother ,Mrs. Ada Hod- , ,gins. Mr. Sieloff: returned to Detroit , on Monday. Mrs:. Sieloff and Elroy renitiined for a couple . of tedek:C Miss' Helen " Thompson who has ,been at Mrs. Taylor's home in ,Luck - now for senile months, returned to •her home; on • Monday for -a month's • holiday; Miss ''Dorothy Pinnell taking her ',dirties during her. absence.• ' • , rs. McLean, Mrs. Bert McLean • and Miss, '`Evelyn MacLean 'stient, • few days last Week with friends in ,Hamilton. and while, there -attended ., Some of the services' `conducted by Dr John Zoller, 'beloved radio Prea- ' cher. ; • Mrs. Ethel RauncheY of. Merrit- ion is visiting .this •week with her '• Mother, Mrs, E. J. Haldenhy.• . Friends of,.. Mr. and Mrs, 'Wilbert IlOdgkinson. lathered In the Con:intim- ley Hall, Ilo yrood; on Friday even- ing to do honor to the newly wedl. Cutter...Celt:Oen read the following an- • drteiritiut Messrs, Wm. Pinnell and Wm. Jackson nude the presentation of 'a lovely -kitchen 'Cabinet::: '; • To •Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilbert Hodgkinson There isa good Old 'saying • which 'bids ue "rejoice With.- those that de rejoice"; and it is with teal earnest-. inelin that we, your friends and neigh. bori welcome , this Opportunity •,of spending a socialhout with you tied of sharing some Of" Yetir „ note fonnd •`• :For a long time "Vib" you have • been one of our most. 'respected h*P14 hers. pot all that Yon have done. IA our coniirtunity , and for the men that. You are, We delight to honor you to- night and to greet you With our beer- , iest econgrittnlittiona. - • ti ••• r, 7 you, Mrs. Hodgkinson, a new: comet, but by ' no Means g. stranger in our mitists, we bid you a' hearty welconee end: sineetely, wish :that yeur life among flewfriends hall be one of true and lasting. happiness: . '.May your jeiii.ney_throegh.tife . toe getherbe over a .pleasatit ' road With- out .atly embarrassment that eneegy , f'^."TRE L C104* SENTINE41 - • LOCKNOW.J.' . SCHOOL (coittlatie4 from Page 1) • PoiRm 11 Fernagratninet C. • • Campbell; Audrey --Eng. Musk Ci French Civics .0; 40010g7 ,C; „Physiograph 7.' • "Campbell, Eileen Grammar .French, (Prov.); Geode C; Zool. 111. .•Ceerathers; Kathleen .-,- Gram. 117 Gram. C; .Lat. C; Zool. III; Phys. HI. cuwaii,. 141111w -trig. 6: Music 11; Gran. C. Geom. O. Zool. II. •Phys. Culbert, ' Gerald -Eng. I; Music I; Gram. •I;,:Latiref;. French 11; Civics 1; Arial. i; Phys. 1. Cureare • Bertram .-, End. (Prey.); • `MnSiC C; Zool. Phys. : , • , v. • -• • - ." Crosier,. Lorena-Eng:. ;: Music 1; Grain, C; Civics C;°: Zool.jai; ',Phys. Dahmer, ' ArnettaGrarna: III; Lat. 'Irl; •Fr, • : . - • ' ' Fisher, ,Mary -Gram. C; Lat. III; Zool. 111., • , • Finlayson,:Don;la---Gram; III; Lat..' _HI; Frenett,-0; „Geein. III; Zool. C. Greer, LoiiiSeOrani• •Geom. C; Zool. C;Phys. 111. • , , Hunter, • James 'Eng. • (Prov); , Civics III; C; Phys. 17. • Hunter., Rene--Getan.: C; Phys. 111. • Janliesen,. Isabel-Lat. III; Geom. .C; Phys.. C. ,•, • .Jewitt, William-Georn, t; Zool:, III MacGregor, Gordon -Eng, (Prov.)e Zool. III.; Phys. 111. • Maeintoehiltebert1.--F1.,. • Jr ; ZeoL, MeeKinnon,: Grace -Eng. Music • 6;.-.Latin.I4 Fr: II; Clines C; Arith, C: Zool. III; Phys. II. • • ' . . MacLeod, 'Grace -Eng. 'III; ,Music C;: Greet. C; Zool. C; MacLeod, Mardeaii Eng.., III; Music, II; Cram C; Phys. IT MacMillan, :::Bruce---,E4g..,:-(Prot):; deoin. C.; • _ McNeil; Clifford -Eng.. III;I,Mdste ; Pr. III:- Arith. III; Geoin.. III; Zee'. ,IL • , • ., • M0Nall; Rae --French C. Nelson, Jean --French Penrose,Gladys---Geom. 9.' • Pinnell, WraY, ; (Prov.); `Geoni. • IL •• Richards, Rayrnend--Geom. -‘ EldonGrian. C.• . • Rivett,. Elliott -Eng. C; Mimic II; ;Grant:, C; Geom.' Zool. II; Phys. 7. SarfdY',. Jean C; Music • II;' :Gram. C; Fr, III; CiVics. Arith, III; Getim:C; Zool: 1!; nye; L , . Solomon, 'Murein--;Eng...III;• Music C; Civies.,C.: Meth. Zool. C. • Hoffman, Marjorie_Eng. CI' Music III; Frenele (Prov.);:,.Geem. C; Phys. 'A , r;. I; .Art A Ma and, love cannot ,..easily overcOnie, c;.• , And that see! May be peel. •Mindfiri' of d.i.e•• Wishes on your behalf, we as!. III. that,:you-accept the; .gift as the eN- preSsion of:-:rour ,affectfonate regard for each of You:: • • Signed behalf delthe ,Comniunitve • Wm. pienett.' • Frank 'Thompson,. SVin,-Jack$On, . Char] ie Hodgins, Currie :Cojwell, 'atraleke; Hodgins Wilbert ethen :thanked .the .frignds .fet. their' kindness and For thy are' .4o1Iy Good -Fellows' ' bap,. eine, mid: .social. One Was enjoyed.. -Me; ie Wayne Arsteoeg, of .Niegara• Fallse, Mr. and -Mrs, Brundritt and 40n.113illie of Tpronto. • DickSon tied Miss' . Watt of ' Winnipeg ere'.. -Visitors last :‘firels- meth -Vv. and 51-FJas g:r n's.• and friends., here,. Mess • Meetle ITodgnei- ()f Toronto, Mrs... ,John I1od4jn and'Ten& Wete to. Callander over the Week -end. ; ' • .I' GRADE -IX .Carolyn -English I; klasic II,; SRC. Studies 1•;, .Matheinatics Bus: . Preetice II; :Gem Science '1; • . ' • • !tore Ferne.Fr... III. aMpbell, 'AudreyStic: Studies C; th; I; Art' C. • .. .Grace-Musie . Fri Sec. Studies. C;• Art- C. • PrkC. .• • •• • . ook, ;Jack -Eng. (Prey.); 'mil . Math: iiri Bus. Prac. .C; 'den eienee I; Art 0, • • ' : • .,•'• Crozier; LoeetiaPr.:, I; 800. Stu 111;Art C. , Ciirean, Bertkaine4r.• C. . Fisher, .11/1file-Biii: Pract. I. Gardner, Kathleen -Eng; (Prov. Masic • Soc. -Studies •C;, Math. Bus Prae. C;.. Gee,: Science C; 'Art Gibson', Kathleen, -Eng. C; Mus C; Fr: C; Sac., Studies C; Math. C Bu. Prac.: C; 'Gee. Science .c.; Art' , Hunter, James--atfueic II; , Fr: Gen: Science . I; : • :Jewitt,. Music Fr. II; • Soc. 'Studies 'C; r Math. III 'Practice III; Gen,' Be:' I; Art ' Mac1Cirinen, • Grace -Math, I. . MacLennan, •Bruce -Musk III; ,F • BERVI E Miss McLelleed' ; of. 'Windsor 'ho 'is-hame,; ftie • eacetien: titi 'zone .te • Nett& Ontalit) for . pie of weeks., • : . • • • • • , aeti Arther• .'-.lrael,Yougall • of Detroit,. IllisSee. 'Artie , Mite elierg- iii.et. Atitcridee,all .,of Nese. Yotk,;. ate. Hora.Ce .Mcleay Of ,NteW-21(ork and: ,Ohna. of l'oeetito.. 'Ware' of Mi'. and 'Mee: Griedoil vAl'eaaruler, ' • , , . Bdrt and Glenn !Weedhain went, on ,-.11iintley . to :Fi'llestlie where thee:purpose taking suriunet•Courae GeddesOf. Cliaelottc, lieta., on a. Sesit to his bro- ther,, dotal Geddes • and fsister 11. Aenold, who we's James Kincardine,' .S.isitieg feiende here this -'sveek.".. Mr.•• and Mrs • F eider.'"oh (if ' Lue'ailow . Were vkitoes' Priddy at Nr, '0AtUlreW McDoraild'e;:, • ''• Mr; tied •Mrs. Meleilla Coning; ViSitOd. tit j. IL BirsirelM leobt. Ihbotsoit and .eon ,141110, 'Like Are.. visiting. her fa- ther, Mr,.. F. •Lituistie; .Nettli 'Line." • , • .• mut 'mit. Milton Aleithiler eile &tektite -I' • alhis Marie also .Misses Belib ,and"' Al Mit! !Ale fid6r .of • , kartott are seem -Otte, a..rouple• of treeWs ttentiOn • st theieefettir ' Recent 'viSitoeg: at tlig"•,heiMte'of Ate.; tititt Mrs Jas. flunti'p \VtSrO Colwell, TivdrtOtt; ,1%fr. and Alis.. ;bro. 'McPaYden, Tieeetone: Mf and oo..kinmer and:. ,frimityv tictiroit:' and Vouiv- of Toronto, • fOtAl" MAY of-, the. Yu , • • , . . , grA„ Arnold .n.a8Sed° Sje d. This-prograninie becomes effectiee July 1st, 1938: patients who are able ); to pay, all or 'Part of their mainteminee , C;. in sanatoritim ,Vvi:11 be •expected to do. . C. so as heretofore., - • The Minister emphasizes the feet that the Geiverpmerit is: taking on Pa C; additional responsibility • whatever with4e,SPeet--•tri"Pirblic general nos- ': pite!ls and the 'care. of indigent pat,. tents • therein Such institutiens , continue to. receive Government'suP r. - Port: in the of statutory per diem 'grants but the Main .,resPonsibilitY for their operation Will, as in the Past? reinain ; with the, communities which .. • , ,PA0 nv4 TH.e, LucKNow SENTINEL pu4lisho Overr Thu_,rs.d4i17' at LneitneIvi, PPtarlti, Mrs. .D. etlaCKenzie.= prtwiet,01:'' -CamPbell Thompson-f'ublisher • • THURSPAY. JULY 7T11, 1938 ASSUMES ENTIRE' COST OF SANATORIA INDIGENT:PATIENTS, New: Proyincial Legislation Relieves Municipalities of Indigent. Patients r Maintenance in Sanatoria -is Re- ' - suit of Studying ..Proersim Of: Tub.- erculoeis .Control- Municipahties Still. Responsible For Share or Cost Of -After Care • . • Fellowing" the approval of the Lieutenent-Governor Copheil of the regulations' relating to the recent Apenclinerles to the Sanatoria for Consilteptives,Act'WherebY the Pt ev- hula' Government relieves the ,mun- icipalities.. of the coat of maintenance for indigent patients in sanatoria; the. Honourable Mr. Harold Kirby, Min- ister of Health outlined' the policy of the GOVerinnent in respect to this This 'Legislation Was introduced as a result of an extensive study . of the Programme of ;._tuibercPlesis °control. which.revealed 'Olt in many instances suitable and necessary care .for those dently not been previded because of suffering ; from disease had free: the ;Ceit to the, menicipalftieS: Hereto, foreil approximately half of 'the pat- ients '-tlying from. tuberculosis ihave not received the benefit of: sanitterruni tre.atment. Furthermore the 'burden of the costs of eiiiiatorkini care, have been, strikingly unequal. from .municipality , to • inuniCipality throughout the Prov.: ince. . Prier' to the -last.' Session 1 of the Legislature, all cities .separated tewhs and counties were required by Statute to. Pay $1.50 :per day for the treat. Meet in, sanatorium of eaele indigent. person suffering..frem tubercillosis.',In the"ease of • counties one-half of this enioupt "Wes charged.: back - to, the township, town Or village, as the case might be:. The amount of money raised . „ . . • • by the municipalities. through taxatimi for this. purpose amounted to 61,350,, (100.0014st year. " . • . _While.the.hulk*Pie!financiar den, formerly. bdrne, by the municiPa1- Hies, has been assumed by the Goy- ernment, the l responsibility: for the after-care of. Certain , patients'. is, still left :With the 'municipalities.- . Failure on 'the part • of . the, munie- te supply such after-care, will :result in the -retention. of these 'pat- _ • ients in sanatorium at the expense of the. municipelity....Sueh 'cost 'would ' he, greatly in excess of that entailed in, providing proper acconame a .- ion .and treatment outside the' &that; '.,.MacLeed; Soc,.stud di o8 II.; Art •'; • • • 7 .MticLeOd, 1111Urdean-.4.Pr.' II; • Soc. Studies McKirh, MUSIC ;Pr. Ce.. Soc. Studies' II; Math. III; 'Bus:•Peact, .III; Gen.. Sc: II; '•Art C. • • ItleI5Telli Rey -Eng. .-Mueie C; Sec, Stud. ' III; .Math.',. Bus. Prue .Gen: Science; Tit Art C. 'I Eng. 1.111; 'Mueie • ,Soc. Studies II; II'lath.qt; Pree..1,1; Gen. Sc. I; Art, .o..": ?lIha his) Soc. St.. 111; Meth. C; C; Geri. Se. II;.. Art 'C, • , • • Lotna.--•Eng: :(Ptov, ) Musk C;„, 'Sec: Studies C; Meth, C; , *C; • Gen. Sc: III; Art. 'III. C; • Music '`C; III; Soc. St,. C; 'Bus. 'Pre& C. • Marye-Eag. Mueie'"I;, Pe 0; Soc, 8.tedies .Math. II; Bps: peed. II; Gen, Sc.. 14 '.4krt.. • • Seioinoii; Mtitvire-altith. C. 'Steward, Gordon.: -••:- • Eng. (Ptile.);, Alsisie. 0; Soc. Studies, C.; nue.: Prue: C; Art ' . • -TOYlor, Musicl Ill; • Pr.or,C; Soc, Studies 'III; .Math. ,C; Gee, Sc. It; Att. III! .'• •!-• • • • TlionitiSeii;. • Willetri III; • Music; Pr, Ili; See. St; III; Math: C.:. tins:, Prac•C; Gen. II; •.Art itt Treleav:(45;' ,„ (Peov,)Musie 0; ; Soc: Studies TIT; Math. .6eii.• Se. ir;• Art. 0.. l'auntley; 1'.%115§ht t.' Fe; :See- • If; .1r:e • Bus. pnAu, ti •'" • ' : • Sun night at • the horod Of .1.or "110 dauglJet.., Mrs, Thos, Colwell.„Cou, 9. The funeral was bold en Wednekk "Yes day, The fetralet.; end..trieticte. leiVe.the °heti eyntoathe of A largii. circle. of .trietitli t h eront etneitf„ . , „ .Mac ENN-;- (Ptine) h the been in an, ait., Sanibel" " salt Alt, wcht, Otte bet Mi • .•terie go. siteered' Ah let all inah weight down," el • ". 'they serve; • THAT'BILL THArs cIVELtrityg •The rose iS red The 15 13,• 1 n. ‘sa°tcetiagi overdue. et1 isb, cic. iiit :31:;11t.tihweehen . violet • • ain •• pep' if you do Delay i'f'thes, • 13Ni000vinielfeotr ivuisl , • . UnieSs Yon •PaY.; • The rose will fait, Upoti yeitr.fair •, And Moab?". cheat The birds Will 'sing' what th at nooftheaatt.! shallWO .,th'ont• 'Where We're at, ' ' 'genie across , We need the dough Net in the Fall But tio*; you know! 'The, tose is red ' The Violet's` blue; Do cadli ? • hr we de tuteheri "Shall r dress the chititen for atreefintiarint„?',", • Mts. Newlywed: "Please. if Yoe 'Oil, don't know what their' wearing this season." PARAMOUNT Last Wednesday afternoarl. tlio lad- ies and 'children of the . community .gathered, at. the -school to Present the teacher, Mr. Gordon- Campbell with a41)eklavteil4Y galm°6eks.'.01411P1Up4fchte.rw4ao:n.serw'Vagstir by the .:14dies. The following address Was "read by Master. Buddy Ilamilton arid Master Doregraa Macpiermid made the presentation, , Dear Teacher,- • • • Having learned 'of your departure . fffirral a° °II; have d:'atthWeree dY°11t Q dr pupilsaYt oo haenwd • a; appreciation of '. Yonr ,'WO:r1t since Yaif have comel,anoong us:, As •a teacher; your work shows for itself. and .the examPle You -,haYe act will not .easilv he forgotten., In, the corn, re cYn Foo:t • tRY, ha yrs t9 iWtWt eel wt1d4. ask willing11t slight 111.16: gimp -made. and • Yvi4hing YOU every success' in the ftturei. . 'Siknd. on behalf the School :sec- tion.. , lfiths Mary Cook of Wingham Hos- pital, visited at , her home on Mon- Mv ra. fJt et John °Dn..•Martin and Mts. Gor- . . MdOnnciaya,riltPobetialkelefat'sfuontrinlier4inceillithren on : marina' training. smina ir'om• Mr. and Mrs.- Ko Detroit were recent visiteies With Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ltleeDonalcl. 'Recent visitors With Mk. and Mrs. R. • Martin. 'were • Mr.; and Mrs. Jehn Falconer ; -Mr.- and Mrs. 'Well - wood and Mr. Richard Wellwood from Calcdon, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer and family and Mr. And 'Mrs. J. Fal - toner. and family• from •Whitechurch. :MAFEKIN.G. and Mrs.• Douglas Gibson of Toronto visited over the week -end, at the. home of Mrs. Richard Johnston. Mrs. Gibson is remaining Allis Week for 'a visit: • • • Misses Grace and Bernice Blake left Monday morning for' London, where :they are: hath-taking-suminer Mr. and :Mrs. Palnrier leilpatrick, of Toronto; spent the :Week -Mid with their parents, at Remniller and !Mate - Mr. ano.;,.,.Mrs. S. B. "Stothers and: family of Arthur are at their cottage at Kintail for the summer -Months. Teachers'. and • students are all home for the holidays. • • '; .1Mr. • and Mrs. J. C. Sththers and family and Mr, Bailie •Stethers of Lopdow were. recent visftors • With Mr. ! arid Mks. .Henry• Hatton. • Miss .Maty Anderson, of London is visiting relatives here this ,,Week. The.. Y. S. held their regular meeting 'set Friday. evening. 'During the meeting they ,presented Rey. Mr. Patton with a HYmnery, prior to his departure for Oil City this 'week. Mr:, ,Richard Kilpetrkk' read, the address and .Mk. Jerry Cranston Made the. pre- pentation. Mr: Patton , made a very fitting reply, thariking the.: Young; :People -for their kirid-reinembrenee; Our new Minister, •Rev. 'Wilkins will. have 'charge of e service nex Sun- day Morning at 11 a.m. • : >. Scholars -and. Scheel. Section Present Miss Olive Anderson - On Wednesday afternoon' of lest week ,friends .and neighbors in this -School section getliefed at: the school to. reinembet. our teacher, Miss:. Olive Anderson,- who has resigned; 'after having taught' in No. 9 sehoel for a neinber of Yeats. ' Her pupils presen- ted :her with a 'silver casserole,. with :LAI ;Iceman reeding , the address, and 'I -reward -Blake making' the pre- sentation;.Miss Anderson thanked her pupilsfor ' their .kindness in 'a Very ;efficient ..mannee. ' • Following this,,,the school section presented her', With a Magazine hold - in aPpreciation for the help she has rendered in the ' section. Miss Verna Kilpatrick read the address and Miss 'Alma Curren 'nide* the pre - septation. ltliss Anderson. again than- ked the people • for their kindness shown towards ; her., Following this, a social half hour' Was :,'spent derk_rig. 'which . was • served: Miss Apder- ..eores:sifecessor for the coming term will. be Miss.'Elizabeth MeIvoe Of Kin - 'lois. 2, • '• • . , „ • • As.tifj.E0 NOTES , • , and Mre,'„ Jake Hunter and family' spent Sunday' with fltrr„ and Mrs Philips of Ferdyee...!. . Lorena Hogan left for "Guelph •Menday'. mottling, .where, she intends taking a .8mi/tiler. coerse.- : • . Mr...and Mrs Gorden 'Ritchie ,epent. AThifip.psdhasyrIseovoetin!Ing with .Mr:..e,nd, M, re. • ' Me. end' Mee. MacLeod' and ehildreit. of Clinton • visited Will .1-lelm's. one day.laSt week. .• ; ;Mr.' ahd Mrs. Vill Hunter, uAd fani- ily :motored to Tiverton Sunda. where' ‘'t heY, spent the day with Mr, tied Mee.. McKinnon.. ;. Mie 1111(1 1IS. Jes, , Shetwoed •and Children Nre'rd guest's of •Les. Ritchie's o'!1.MSisusilda'leya.n. Learn; and' her . diether 1111(1 Mrs. McCharles of InektiOtv vis- ited friends, in London for ,a day.. • • Messrs. McKenzie and Crocker and ••Miss eA Matgaret Morntym and Ein, .einve6hill.nItctsloaiatgiliveeokf Lo.ndqn, .spent ° an with Mr. '•arid Mrs., . • Mt.. and Mrs. ' Verne IlUntee of Lirekn'ote Visited Mr: and Mrs. A. Helm Siinday eVening: ' • • • , Mr. ,end °Mrs, -Mike Ilegan etiter: teined a feat. Of "Mr..'llee...an'e friends ,who had •"stlent the winter inOfiths, with him in Florida, On Wednesday of InSt Week, Mt. and MrS.13oltoe, Mr. and llfra, Stewert. Mr. and • Mrs. Deinen, Mrs, Snell: 'Miss, Hodgerth. rind Mi'. and LIcinthrope. Of Eke- teic, ' • . ' Mrs. 13 GibSon of Detreit, who haa been Vi8ititig'Ashfieltr friends ret.utn,, ed, home Oli Tuesiley. Mr. and • Mrs Tom Helm of .Port. Elgin. nildkr. Thos. .Itelin of Tiverton and Joseph, Helin of ,I;ucknow„,• Called on feiende here last week, . , Mt, and Me§, 4tio, Oib8M1 Nr ef Chnton,aceOinpailied- by hi:4 mother, who 'visite& with them .for.' the past Week, speflt Mies, SuSie and Geo. ,Gibson; LOCAL and GENERA Mr. W. .L. °HendersOn of 'Teeswaker and IVIr• and kid," j'eter. Megailla4gb. and „ family of Kincardine returned last ee.i.c, 'from 4 Maar trip to Sault, . Mr; and Mrs. 8. W. Lord and Bobbie! Ste.. Marie, V. S. A. of 14race Alberta have returned horne , after spending the past mentlt NtrifIr Mrs. J. Graham and Frank aild. Mrs. i If G. Sherriff - , Mr, aud lYira. P. J. _Naylor of Tor:. t 'onto were -Week-end • visitors ' here. alley,' ;Were • ice.Oriipariie4 by *Jack . Nay10, Mrs. ,N. L. Campbell and Miss Lorna ....cninpRoll,"•;wha,' remained for a' holida,.....- -• • ,, .‘ ',:,'. , • ' • : I • Mrs. A. C,...iBareete,and ,sdhe Victor and •1;91,itird hipe returned. to -Leaden,. , after /bending a couple of weeks with I the fotriter!s parents; Mr. and gtS; . WM. ,Arms:trong Sr. •' • •: ` . .. • I Rev. P. H. „Riekere Of, Port Rowed , is ,Spencling..a _few .daye, in tow'''. ,lie I came ,"up; tti--asaidt• in the prey, Simple i. Simon; to . be presented at. Port 'Albert i garden party. this . week. . — . W. SMITH LUCKNOW.fi 'Mrs. Iteynolda: of Toronto .w6.e. tieek4rut •:v.isittieS..: of ,fintl NirS, Philhip Stewart, and on their ..retern .Were ..accompanied by; Lloyd and Allan .8,teWart;,! . Mr. land: Mre;,. Golden: 'Of De- troit, :and -ivirs. 'SherWood ;Snyder of Dayton Ohio, spent the 'Week...end:with; 1*. `•!Ox MaeDiarMid: Who acComptin, I ied then here after an. extencietrViiie. In theStates.Miss • • V.`elina Vandewater. of 'Wen. "ineton,. was a WOekTettd vigitor' With her • aunt and Me., end. Mks.. Garfield leaving on for Londoii 11:f:raj cl t Monday e ..r ,e'4alii...marn.d,u'itlotbse.r:Et4.4.4.;1Sonitarist7d Child Lavera Snider ;of Detroit, Were the guests .' of • Mr.; and 'Mrs: Kenneth Cemeran over Oie„ Week -end. _Mrs. Snider will re-: main ler a 'few weeks vacation, • Misses Mary MacLean and, Dona Hesse and Donald, Charlie. and 'John° • , MacLean of > Chicago are summer vis- itors,. in Ashfield. at Donald MacLeans, Itad with Mrs. ellek:MacKerizie and Miss Mary MacKenzie, north of the pRo-T EST CLOSING CREAM STATIONS the ' .9.11bilMs i ricrne sdsa 3', rile nv e. noifn gth e: a -nvillageumbertn°eItl ..• ,,,... . , , , in the Fire' Hall; mainly to. disease the situation Which has arisen due to• , .... . the closing' of creamery' buYing stat- ions, 'throughout the country, which has Ilno.ticeably :affected , merchanclis- ei;gn-trOefsg. ci.eds, especially in the smaller This government' nleastire, which redently Came into effect; compels the' producer, 'af. cream. to -either 'deliver the Same.. the creantery, to the railway express company; or to One or other2of the, various ,trucks;.,which go PP :and :down the Country reeds: . • Many. of the farmers .of the district do nOt,-takg kindly to the new regtil- ation, 'which" they consider' to be inore dr" less of .a lhardship, :rather than .a convenience. :alanY ef the Producers: who, had: Oecasion to come :to tOWn with their 'cream, *quid naturally transact. business there. The termer received any adeommodation he de- sired, any •daY, the• week, while at present the ci•eem. • trucks call, but twice a :vveek in the ditijetitY of cases: •If the main idea' iiite..secure fresh- er.'creenr. ;and a: better.,quality but - tett, he -explanation under ihe,,Present systoin appears to be Veld. Of, eccept-, ance. by nion goock Citizen: , The busineSS of the 7village, would be pleased to work . co-operetlen with the fartnees; :with a vieW to liet-•° tering eoridttioni, if A•protest Will' be. anacie . to., :the goVern,meet through • the .eillege council. which is' al$o in ,eegOrd with their view.. -Ripley Express / TENTH PUPILS 'HONOR. TEACHER. Mi ss Anne Cols Presented Willi ' Water Set By let,h. Conceseion Pepila • As 'School' Closes . Pepile. of ,CoeceSsiori Ten, Kinlee$ sheool planned e' delightful surprise for miss their teacher,. .Anne. Cotwell as Sehool, clesed,last week, when they , . , took advantage ,of a school Week to present ' their teacher .. with d lovely *liter : • The, follot,ting, 'address was read:•• Dear MisS. Colwell! • • ' Having ; learned that You aiee'elvini up, Out School, We feel. that,we, could not let you go without" showing our riPprecititiOn of what you have for us. We have : always found You.. 1$,ind.. and ' fait and Very` 'considerate. We trust and lit:a3" that you will. etv, jeY good: health and .happiness in the years to Center AS a alight token .0t Our esteein, w LiSli you td accent this; gilt, and hend that every tit . you use it,you ,Will.have fond nfetivi. • . Real Buy , • Good eafFing Overall 8: 'oz.. .. The .1pecial Pike Of FF114 EN'S WEAR . , . .SINCE, 1871 TIME HAS PROVEN THE QUALITY OF .OUR BREADS,: CAKES ETC; - "When You Ask . A i Friend:: . Dinner. See Ti It lIlo , Thinner": • The basis of hospitality is geed , food.' We offer you , the highest quality • in , Breads, -Cakes, Pastries, Eth. • SPECIALS: FOR WEEK -END * Chocolate 8c Pineapple %tame? , Muffins; Cookies; Lemop. But- : tete &; Strawberry, Tarts; Rolls laA4 Chelsea '•Bitita; Raisin, Apple, Rasberey 8; Lemon Pies CANDY' Suckers and .Horehound Ice Cream and Soft Drinks , • REges. BAKERY; 'PHONE, 68 • , ID• 7 'ituRAL;HfRomoT,kor4i„ .gx.A.M.INATONs. U. .S. S. No. 12 .East ,And. Weet •WaWanosh , Honours 75% (4; Pass 60%: - ...Grade 7 to Snell, 83. 1," Ada Dote, 81.3.; Lois' Webster, 79, Roze11. Phillips; 76..3;. Harold 'Taylor, 64.2. Grade 6 tO Merie, . , • !Grade 5 to • 6 -Ruth . Irwin, '79.e;• Ketakth Barbour; 75:4; Isobel PhiI- lips, 51.4', . ' • • • ''" , Grade 4 to 5,--Deirine Irwin • 84,5;. „ Eva Dew,. 82.3, : • Grade. 3 to 13arbour', '66'; .John Jiiinieton, 44,9. ' ' Grade 2 to . Dow, 712; 6,Lide: I ,to Irwin/7; Earl Jamieson, 74, tioris Taylor, 71 Latiretta Mcl3urne3,..teacher. ; .: S. S.' No: te, Ashfield. , A -Virst Class Honours;;,11-=.-.tSecond Class Hentairs; 0,-.L.Pase Standing; F -Failure• Grade VII. to grade•IV111(--.Waren Zinn -A; • Evolyn Little -A. Grade V'I'TetreesVatrAtIs:teiiiii,u;r:;itceatri,- irie Sinnett--13; 'Rena Grade V to grade VI -,,-Clarke Zinn , • ..-r-A; Elaine Little-t,R; Elwood 'Miller -C; Jack Farrish-O. • - • Grade IV to V-Patrieirt •Sinnett..." • A; Harry Caipplielle, • Grade it to il,r-George Wilfred .Ausutin-C.' ' • Wilfred ,Ansiia4C._ • Beverley ;SohnStoti."-B•1 No. on r.l1-22 • "Minoan' A. Maekay, teacher, •Priee Of :good old 8, S, Nd H.'Signea .on: 'behalf, .,o17 the • • 'Veicit„ urid Jen & tut s, •