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12.00 A •YEA11. ADVANCE -1-50e' EXTRA TO U.; S. A.
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FOR • SALE, --Seed wheat! eleanemb
• (Daweon'e ' Golden Chaff), Divid-
Campbell,ritingnimoni !Phone. 17-e4.
• FOR. SALE -Choice pew seed wheat
Dawson' golden 'Chaff. Ralph Catheepti,
Itc. 7, Lueknow, 'Phone 67.-4e-4 Dun-
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LOST -fawn light-weight*in
breaker, in.:vicinity:Pt Lueknerk $3.00
reward.. .Please leave at Sentinel
Office. • ..
Lost -A sem a money in Lucknow
-at- the Clansmen's Carnival. Reward.
• Finder please return to the Sentinel
Office,
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, SILO ,Foit SALE -Wooden silo i:tft..
aerOss by, 24ft: high, 'in good ,eb.aPe?.
Painted last year. Prided right for
quick sale. . .•
T. A. CAMERON, R. 7 jAcktiow, Oat;
'Slone Dungannon,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' In the Estate of Boise Andre*,
s'• , deceived • , '
All personshaving Claims' against
•
• the estate of Isaac . Andre*, late of
• the Townehip of Ashfield in the Con*
Of Huron, Gentleman, deceased, who
'died on or about the ,19th 'day. of Feb-
ruary, 1938,, . are hereby notified to
send to the undersigned on or before
„ihe 20th day of September, 1938, full
.particulirs of their' attune. After the
said date the Adrainistratrix will dis-
tribute the .assets of the said deceased
havieg. regard only to claim's: of which
,she shall then have notice. '
Dated at Liieknew,:this 3eth day of
• Atigast 1938.
SUSAN. AirR.EW,
't•Administrateix'
• 'R R. 3, Lneknow,' Ontario.•
, NOTICE
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Voters, 'Lists, 1938, MithiCipilite:
The, Village Of Lucknow: ,
County Of ,Brilee-
Of
Notice is hereby given that I ,have
• complied with Section g• Of the Voters"
Lists Act and that I have .posted Up
at my office in the Village �f Lui-inow
• on the '18tli day of August A. D. 1938,
.the net of: all persene entitled to vote
in the said Municipality. at Munieipal
elections and _that' such list remains
• there for Szispectiort.•
And I hereby •call upon all Voters to.
• titice immediate proceedings to have
„ any errors, or -orniisioria Corrected
according.to lame, the last day for ap-
peals being the eighth: day of SOW-
ernber•A. D. 1938.1
Dated at, Lriticnow,- Ontario, this
ay • o tigus , ,
Joseph 'Agnew,
Clerk of the Village. Of LucknOW.
OMING•EVENTS
PARAMOUNT, DANCE
' Dance in , the Paiiteriount
-every :: Friday ,night Wide by Mac-
Kenzie's 6 -piece orchestia. Dancing
from 9 till General admitision 25c.
,• • , ,
. . CLUB MEETING
Liueknow Joint , Club Meeting,
Orange Hall, Liteknow, Wechthaday
Septenvber , 7th; at g , ;Geed
attendance • reqiiested.
FLOWER,. SHOWER
The •Lneknode Horticultural Society
will hold their anntial‘floWee show in
the ,auditorium. of the .Carnegie Hall'
on Saturday 'evening, Sept. 3rd. All
inetribere of, the society are asked to
make as Many exhibits` at possible,
'so. that a splendid display.. of ,flOWees
MAY' be seen. The,: public are invited,
to patronise the--'sheue and • eneourage
the Society.in their efforts to beautify
the village' and to 'develop among
. the citizens, aloye for hoivers, •
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•• • IN MEMORIAM ,
ANDERSON -In loving menuirY of
Cora Nelt Andersen who passed away
'suddenly Septernber 2nd, 1937:
The little thing's she used to do,
The totlile ,pPtin her face, ,
Are MeMoriee written in our hearts,
That nothing * can erase.
„17 Her Parents and Brotlter,
ENGAGEMENTS
,
Mr and IIIi•s Donald MacCharles 'Of
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• ' lLucktioW OM:, wish 'tO :announce the
engagement of their. daughter Isobel
, Evans to•••Erriest Ed*In, on of. Mrs,
. Gaunt tind thelote Mr: Joseph Gaunt,
the Marriage to take piece in SePterie,
• - het:
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' Mt. and. Mrs.:. Wnikohl; iinnOunce
. 'the erigagethent of their only delight.'
0; Olive Edna: :to. George •KeniteilY,
, yeungeet- emi-of---hiraciiitiedy-and
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• the late' biivid KemtedY, Of Liteknow, • Itead about the big i.ccluetion8 in
.the .rAttitiiiiia to . take., place ently lit Roes SliVerware. in Were• Behttild'a
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, September. - ...,i, ' advertiseirient. k, • • •
SC9TPI-1 .CONCERT IN
ARENA FRIDAY NIGHT
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Tomei). ,not warit.to; miss the annual
Scotch Oncert in Lticknow. So re-
member the, date is tomorrow, Friday',
,Sep,tenther'.2ed:, the place, the new
Arena 'ancrilieriiiiiec
• This Scotch, night, under pipe 'Heed
ithepices .is a popular event,' and the
aPeniora are ; hopeful the attendance
this year 1011, exe064 the 'record 4tend;
, ,
ance of 1200, people. " •
The: Fusiliers Regimental Band .of
Kitchener :will be ,.present, along with
our own Pipe Band. So:itch lassies Will
be, featured in a variety of. dance,
and outstandingiwill be the perform -
ante, by Tom Hamilton, widely known
and highly acelaimed,Scotch comedian
Of • Toronto. .' Caimeron Geddes, bass.:
baritone :will assist on the program,
and Preside as. master of ceremonies.
There will be a :.platform jitney
dance in the arena after the Concert,
to round out a fine entertainment.
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BOWL I NEWS
Ladies' Trebles
Inter,impted by ram the 'Weekpee-
'does, the Ladies' Bowling.:Club held.
their trebles tournament,. here last
Wednesday, with thirteenrinks en-
tered
First prize Wad won' bY the local
rink of 'Mre., „Wm. 'Schmid; Mrs. C.
Agnew and Mrs; Chili. 'Steward, skip;
4 wins and a .plus of 24. Second prize
went -to Mrs Ed Harrison's rink of
Winghain„. Lecalseinke finishedin
third' and fourth . place :respectively.
Third, Miss F. Armetreng, Mrs. E. V.
Hoffman and Mrs,IA. Hamilton, skip:
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3 Plus 17. Fourth; Mrs. D. Huston, Miss,
plus/1-.4 : , •
Lidieff, Jitney
At the ladies jitney held on Friday
prize wieners were: 1st, Mrs. Hoffman
2the ,/dre. 11: Fisher, 3rd,'; 1VIrs, Dae
Huston,. 4th,, Mrs. T.. 'Clarke 5th, 1VIrs.
C. Steward; 6th, Mrs A. Haiiiiiton.
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Forty-five Winghath bowlers, were
'guests Of the., Lucknow Chips. ata
inixed twilight on' Monday night with
80 bowlers competing for 50 prize -
25' for the ladies and 25 for the me*
Twehty-nine prizes, went to Wingliem
and twenty-one were won by local
bowlers. Lunch was served to *conclude
a, very enjoyable 'evening.' '
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The Midland Free Press says: We
were el Ways sceptica1. about thatold
omplaint-ofevomen-that-thee-lied-
"nothing. to *ear" until we eaine to
live in e touristtown. Seeing is be-
,
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Besting. ' • •"
CLANSMEN NIGHT
NETS,'NEAT SUM •
Net Proceeds Total ' $230.78., After
l'Prize Money Of Upwards To ,$100.60
• And General Expenses Are Paid -
Gross Receipts Were $573.#1
A crowd estimated at from 1800 to
3000 persons that attended gene-.
men's . Careival; on , Thursday ,hight
'spent their nickels ' freely • for •gress
receipts'. of $57,3.01, not considering:
a flourishing business that restaur-
ants and garages did during the even-
ing.: With all expenses paid, Friday
night's wind-up meeting of the: Chili
revealed' the net profit as $230.78.. '
,STATEMENT.•
Dance
Receipts 96 ,10 '
Expenditures , • 2a 55
HOLD INQUEST I
DEATH OF DAN LONG
Remains Exhumed And Post Mortem
Held Here On Wednesday :By Dr!:
R. Prankish Provincial Medico.
•• Legal Expert -Preliminary Inquest
-Held Wideesday:
' journment Until Later Date To Be
Set BY Piusee .6Coillity • *roW14'.--At-
torney
A.'• preliminary iniluest into the
death of Daniel tong, •Ashfield Town-
ship farther. was held here on 3#0(1.-
nesdar Morning, and after brief evid-
ence had been taken was adjourned
until' a later date, the time ilia place
to be set by. J. W. Freeburn of Walk-
erton, Bruce County Crown Attorney.
Daniel Rose Long', age • ;12 years
died' at his hoine ,Concession 12, Ash-
field on Monday July 25th; after a
brief Meese, diagnosed as tetanus, or
lockjaw. Burial was in Greenhill, 'cem-
etery on July 27th. •
:While not brought out in evidence
On Wednesday, . it is rumored and
alleged that Mr. '• Long Was struck
over the head' With a heavy . roller; at
Silver Lake at 'Kinloss, on July, 12th.
A 'scalp •wound inflicted. at , the time
may have had a bearing On his death,
almost two weeks later.
The body. was exhirmed frorn its
, ,
resting place •in,•Creenhill _Cemetery
and renieved ta', Johnston's •Ifilder,
taking Parlours, Where it was VieWed
by the inquest jury and latera post-
mortem performed by, Dr, , E. R.
Prankish; Mediae -legal expert of the
Attorney ..General's Department, Tor.
onto under .whose ,orders the
invest-
igationis being carried out.
The inquest' was presided ,oeer by
Shavv,, of Clinton, chief 'Cor-
oner of Huron bounty', and- D. E.
Holmes . Huron County Crown Attor-
ney. The reirthins Were not eichumed
cOmPletely the arrival -of Dr.
Frankish,. late Wednesday 'morning.
The inquest 'jury , ' comprises; alt
Ashfield Township fanners of • ihe
Belfast and Lanesville area. Theyeare
Wilfred Hackett, foreman, Sert AROn
telreaTfireilson
er Irwin, Spence, Irwin and Clifford
Hackett. • • •
. . ,
Only 'witnesses .called; at the `pre-,
liminary hearing, were Doctor'. E. B.
Balfour; R.. J.' Johnston and 'Sidney
*. Dr. Balfour, identified the:remaite
and testified that, death was due 'to
tetanus. 'R.4 J.- Johnston, Undertaker
also identified the body,' Which he •liad
ethbalmed at the, Long a•
feir.'honrs atter death. Sidney Whit:.
--tY%-testimony-wits to the eft
as •peretaker of the cenietei4 he:had'
dug the graire for burial saltnd also for
the. exhuming.
• the inquest to fello • will be dir-
ected by Bruce Count y Officials Pend-
ing completion of • the .report of ',pi:.
Prankish to, his dePartinent
ANOTHER WOLF
SHOT', MONDAY
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Young Wolf Pip ‘Shot Early Monday
Morning East of .11elyrood, By: Wee
MacPherson :-Continue Efforts To
Rid •District of menacelhii.,Fall
• Almost daily, hunters ..'ere. seoueirig
the 'HolyroOci.,. area in an effort to rid
,teat district by "'fall of the pack or
packs wtiives that .are • preying on
sheep 1n the Nricinity...
'Attracted by the barking of a young
wolf pup; to e Sparsely Wooded farni
eas*C2i.. Holyeood, that was cleared of
timber last winter,...Wegey MacPhert.
early 'Monday :morning, shot the
aniM,al,. Which was the third' victim in
• ton days. resembled a; Young, pup,
we are told, :and ,was grayish in. coler.
with White niiikings. ,
From the different colorings thee
frequefitlY, seen 'animals, the opinion
is expressed that there are two packs
of thein, colapoied of the parent
wolves and young fitters...Alerted that.
the district will be overrun with their,'
etfortS are being nutclit'to wipe out
the entire !Peek. Sinee there appear-
ance iii the area, deer are reported' to
.
have left the area and probably
fOrti;et south,, 'resulting in reports of
incedising thinehers deet, in 'West'
Virci4arioell.
The 'wol es ay believed to be Of 4
•••' v e e
AtOrigfel type With strain Of deg in
them 'that, makes thern- the' more vic-
ious. Recently. We mentioned the man-
ner in which they destroyed the .sheep,'
.bir 'slitting ...their throat and gouging
the itiardk This woeliwi are informed
that they later return • and devour
tiratticallv. the entire eareass of the
the'Y' are, apart fromi the darnageo
lereating-'*idesPrerulinterestiffid-keW
ing Kinloss ' TewrishiP ratiCli in the
11rilelight, both in 010:chilly' aid'Ateekly
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Receipts 04
Expenditures 51 28,
76
Games and Prize Draw
Receipts 87 '
Expenditures 126 55
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$221 32
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Total, Proceeds $355,63
Less P,arad , Prites , • '
Less General Expenses 65 135' ,
85"
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...:44446:4444444•444
Net Proceeds , , $2,30,43
General Expenses
Hats and Ties. ..............................•...$ 4 '49
Constables .X.te)
Parade ...Expenses :3 60
'bazaar NoVelty 13 81
Wheela and Peddles 14 80f
Cleaning Street, Trircking etc. 3 30
Printing,acivertising and *radio 23 60'
'SWO;
APPREPIATION
.The" Clansmen desire to convey
. their sincere thanks to all those
who in any way assisted in mak-
ing their carnival night so sac.•
eeisful, including the judges, con, .
-testantsirlhe'paraderthose who
assisted" in operating the games"'
• and selling tickets niembers ''' of
the Bands ,for their willing con-„„
•,tributions and all: others:,who in
any "way had Part. ,Without this ,
co-operation, 'undertakings of this
nature could not be successfully
carried to completion, and The
Chenemen again FAY Thank You.
SBOR SALE STARTS. 'SATURDAY
Ratliwell and Reed annual clearing
shoe 'Sale ceinmenees on. Saturday
and Continues: for two weeks
Read the ,ads eetisement in this issue,
and take advantage Of the real bar,
.gains offered to Outfit The faniilies
shoe needs .fir School and tell wear.
THRONG, ATTENDS
STREET CARNIVAL
Annual Event Proved , Highlight • Of
Season's Activities Netting The
Clansmen, $230, And ,Providing • A
Night Of Popular Entertainment. --
Fine Costumes' And Floats In Color.
fel Parade -Draw Prizee!Go Out 01
Town. • - •
The Clansmen's anniVersarY steeet
• .
carnival, favored with fine _weather;
attraced ti throng Of people that
crowded • the street for the 'parade
and fun • that followed The event was
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thecpriopwu amount
popular,-with
andThe
t h - T ho $C0116nl sO GY111'17-f e6 n' Pe • c Pf• edt d 4:-
, The CalithuMpian parade, the. open-
ing feature was a' colorful procession
with, costumes • and "floats' of high ,
order, and evidenSe that :much. work
had been done ,in, preparation 'foi.
this parade. ' : •
trained goats, - hitched to a'. miniature
farm wagon: This .• freak conveyance
was entered by F. C. Williams - of
Shallow Lake, near .Wiatton.
In the floats Rexford Ostrander's'
entry , of 'Snow ,White and the "Seven
Dwarfs wage outstanding.' Rextei•d
himself was • attired' to represent
Prince •Charming,, and his exhibit was
certainly worthy of the first prize of
$10.00., whieh, he. won. With brush and
paint be portrayed the seven dwarfs
The various gantes ctud dance which
was late- , starting however; were
Well patronized and financially the
night was quite euceessfut, netting
The .Clansmen,' approximately .$230.00:
Prize Draw Winners : •
Over 1400 tickets were sold on the
street prize dravi, which was made at
*12.30 by ,Reeve N. E..' Btishell... The.
;winners were 1st, :Silver: tea service;
Miss Ada Hamilton, Listowel, ticket
number 812; • 2nd; Aeropaek; Dave
Carruthers, Kinloss," ticket , number
613 and :3rd,,, wool 'blanket, Mrs. R. M.
MacPeeeson,:of MildMay2, *ticket nuni'-•
ber 1265.
Calitlitunpian, Winners ..
' Calithumpiae „parade *inners were
as .follows. Fancy costume, girls-lst,
Jean . Taylor,, (fairy); 2nd Beryl Sol-
o/nett. •
Coniie PoStunie, 'girls -1st, NOT1114
Ritchie and Lois Henderson, (babies);
2nd,' Mary Chin, little,old.lady.
Fancy Costume, boys -.1st, Allen
Stewart,. (pirate); Ind, Richeed
Turn-
er, (scotch shepherd).
C�niic Costame, hoes4-1.st,* Ivan
Lloyd, (cloWn1"; 2nd, • jack •Stewart.
(scotchman).
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DecoratedWagon-lst, Bruce JOhn-
sten; 2nd, Walter MacKenzie; Detroit.
Decorated dolls carriagelst, Graee
'Hesten; 2nd,Winnifred Stewart.•'
•'• Decorated Tricycle -1st,. :Donald
Thompson; 2nd, :Wayne. TurVey,
Decorated 'Bicycle -Lloyd Stewart.
Fancy dostume, ladies-lst, Luella
Creen, fashioned 2nd Mrs,
Everett Harris, Japanese lady,
-Oterfic coStuine, Arnette
Dithiner, (Minnie Motibe);:2nd„ Mks,
James Vidad (clowP) ' ' •
• Fancy • costu.nie, men -jack -.Leith
(Pelicentan). °
:Comic Costume, .Angus
McKay, Dctroit, (scotch &Mile); 2nd,
Bud ThonipSon,,- Miekie Meuse.
Rural Freak CoeveYande-lst,. jack
Alton, (pony and cart); 2nd, 3. C.
Goat teem' and wagon.
Floats-lst, Rexford : Ostrander.
Setae • White, .4 Seven Dwarfs; 2nd,
Cccil Mullin. ()range Lodge Vloati
CHARMING ' PRE-, .
NUPTIAL- EVENTS'.
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Wedding Belle Preceded By Several--
: ell,ri:IYnd41.Ticaanird.P".14-- .-ta-1.$11(v.-
t•
"Danie'7,6 rctliiir- trawls- -3,f.lif itits-
.c.omownity- ills, seek*, a associated
:with the-,-kingin: Of . .:Wedding 13ells
.haVe ' en. several charming' pre-
nuptial'„,..e.ventei ' !.,,,, * •
Ashfield ' Trousseau . ; ' . 7
' McDonagh,NV i:,9S1i:hel ClAugust' i t hille07. ntillio°'r oti- otbireQrudrs'asen.ag4C.h. daughter,
Mips .Em•ma,7a recent, bride. Some. six-
ty: guests were Present on this ()MSS -
ion; and. were 'ievited by little. Jane
Johnston it.. ovieee • the 'many ' lovely.
gifts, displayed by Mrs.. 'John McDon.
'rig!' and Miss- Margaret McIntyre,' of
London. Mrs. Isaac and • Mre.'' °Robert
'Andrew Poured tea, and Miss Ellen
.Andrew assisted the hostess in serv-
ing a 'dainty. lunch: . ' t •
.
Shower . and Trousseau .
. ' • '...•, , •
. MiSS. Audrey Henderson, 'bride. elect,
Was the gue,st of honor at a: Iniseell7
aneoirs shower held :,Saturday , after-
noon at the. home of Miss Isobel Ham-
ilton, When s,bine, twenty-five of her
girl friends . gathered for 'a pleasant
social afternoon, When •Miss gender -
eon received numerous lovely 'gifts.
. on . Tuesday.: afternoon and even-
ing, ]a trousseau ' tea at the :home of
Mr. ' and Mrs. wellington. Henderson;
was a charming event, when Many
guests celled to View a lovely .array..
'Of,. gifts and ' the trousseau of the
bride -elect, Miss Audrey Henderson.
'
Guests • were met at the door bv
Miss Lois Henderson, and ushered to
the living:eoom:by Mrs. 'Jessie, Mac,
Times ' and .by Mrs.,_: Cameron Mac-
Doeald; where they Were received by
Mrs. Henderson and Miss • Audrey.
The gifts anii:, trousseau Were ' dis-
played. by Misses Marjorie and Joy.
Henderson; sisters of. the .bride. '
'..
Tea waS poured afternoon' and even-
ing .by -Mrs, 'Vikr,m. Hornell, Mrs. R. C.
Robertson, Mrs; J. MtiCInnes 1 and
71V1frli'Leinl°s .7oPie,aMrlirrissg•T*illreiendt"ersoesn,443114isaie4s
Lilliaii ', and Audrey -,Horne, 'Kathleen
Ferris, Hazel Celeere, and Mildred
Ritchie ,assisting in • serving during'
the afternoon and evening., Mrs. Robe
Rae ' and MI'S., N. Bushell had charge
of the Foregeeej
t .i•eeagistes;..uther.,$'
Shower
',
I ' '
A . miscellaneous ' shower, „. arranged
by 'MSS.'Kathleen Thom,was held at:
the home' of Mrs. L. C. Thompson,. on
Wednesday .afternoon in honer, of
--kiss:-Jeen7LStruthersr-a-Seeteraber
bride to be:. Miss .Struthers was taken
much, by . surprise, when ushered 'in
to the living rem to fincliwenty-iive
of 'Fier girl friend 'gathered. , . , '
,./lis- pleasant . afternoon was spent,
during ' which . jean- Winterstein and
Donald' 'Thordpson; dredged: :aS -bride
arid groom, drew into' the living roan
a decoketed wagon, ', well loaded wi't.h,
Useful • and attractive gifts: A .dairity,
lunch Was served, '
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CONSERVATORY
MUSIC kESULTS
,
Grade •I -Esther Patton, (honors)
Mary "Lorraine Johnston, ,(lionnys)
Jean Treleaven; (honors); • Toni Patt-
on, (honors)... •••• , •
Geade,. Il -Jim' Hamilton, (honors);
Staeley, Prest; • '" • • '•
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'..•Grade .V --Katherine• PreSt, (hon-
ors);Jean., Bushell.
.,
Oracle VI -Olive Farrier, (honOrs)';.
Lillian Carruthers, (honors).
Grade • VII -Jack 'Ackert.
A, T. C: -M. Light Reading arid Ear
Test--Teggy; agacDonald,*(honors).
A. T. C. M. Solo performance; Ear
Test, Light Reading, Technique ancl
Etudes•--PlanChe MacDougall:
.Grade II TeePrY=Olive Farrier,
(hnners); Marion MeelYougall,•thoe.
Grade V Theory -Piggy
MaeDon-
ald, (honors). •
,RUNA T. ' Mus."
Bac.,-
Teacher.
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Mss A. L' Railway • of Chatham
visited etre)the week -end at the, hinee
of Misees. botglas.
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EARN: .RAISING IIELD ON.
WONFAD,0 • IN KIS:LOSS
An event that Al:NViiyS creates hitith
interest, and which is cOnniaietively.
rard. now, wasa harn raisingconduct-
ed
Iust.,WednOsdiy.at the faro,of
'this • MaCliityre; Kinloss. •,' '
struc
• iiing-w#S-cthripletedlate-Wedhead*
at eight" Wee fitting in WAS a .10'kfi5`..aildition
to Mr. ItaaltityreiS barn, alle thc"
afternO6fir without A.' dinice„
td:4-41efitniak-Fte§114te?Paxii----7-14-
• • The Inclges Wei‘'0. 1414.,t.;4'Eed., Due.
•
iViatCastv 10ethatcliiie 'eed
, • • .
1,Vayne Callen*,
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Hoisifld,$u.psoy Bread.
WEEK END SPECIALS
LAYER CAKES, •
.f.,JELLIC ROLLS
'HONEY . TARTS ,
MAPLE WALNUT TARTS •
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*RAISIN
CHERRY PIES
„ ,ROLLS
TUT1 'FRIJITI ROLLS
•PINEAPPLE ROLLS'
• -;„ CHELS,EA BNS
• COFFEE'
CAKES
, ,
,
. CHOICE • COOKIES '
TRY OUR,
•
... • •
RAISIN -- WHOLE, WHEAT AND HOME MADE BREADS .
HOL
BAKERN
LOCAL TRIO OF BROTHERS
BOWL..wpw, AT HAMILTON
,Frank, Bill and John; K. MacKen-
zie;,,visitors in Hamilton: last week,
took .part in a howling • tournament:
in that city, inwhich thirtY, rinks
competed. 'Bill skiPpec.1 the rink; with
a Hamilton man making up' the.'foue.
eorae, and lthe boys. battled to third
place; with three wins and a pips of
t .06 .e 6Tia3h.oe TheiWe vi en nObeinyat ho.ewf down4hwisei,ihno erat Hnb laag,mas plul tfoo11,r3
paper says, "The smart bowling ,of
three , boys !tem Dicknow, the :Mac-
Kenzie brothers,. preyed a big feature
of the tournament, •
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ENTERTAINMENT AT ,
FLOWER SHOW 'SATURDAY
Lucknow Horticultural Society Anneal
flower showwill be field in the. Town
eveeing., Besides
the:fine floral display, that will be
well Worth viewing, the society is pre-
paring. 'a entertaining progeam to be
presented 'during the everting. A sil-
Ver:colledioril1 be taken.
YOUNG: WIFE AND
IVIOTHEg ',PASSED AWAY'. II
-Friends were phocked, and Saddened
on'. Thursday to learn of the death ;of
Mrs: Ebner Reavie,' nee Bessie Pine,
who 'passed away in .Kincardine
pita]. , .
The funeral service was held: at'her
„
late: residence, Concession 3,..Hurori
Township on Saturday, with inter
-
*tent in Ripley cemetery:. :
, Mrs, heavie, who was teirtf7twe
years of Ake, is survived by her bus.
bead ,end an infant Child.:Mrs, Grant
IS
ill at present, Is a sister, Donald.Blue
of AMberley and .W1114 Blue of 'Itietreit
.are bretherS,
a.
BELFAST FRIENDS
HONOR JANIE ALTON
• • e, • -
Presentation of Bible _ And Writing
•
•
Paper,. Marks Approach ,pr Beifist,
Young Lady's 'peo4rt,tire Tofisio-
ikon As Student Nurse : '
Miss 'Elsie *Viet entertained • a -punt-
er of her .gir1 friends on:Wednesday
afternoon. I
. During the Course Of the Afterneoe,
Miss JanieAlton was 'Presentgd with
a handsonie Bible and box of writing
Paper. J.Janie • leaves 'soon to enter'
Hamilton General Hospital as a:sttid-
ent nurse. Miss Vera Little read the
address and Miss ' Dorothy' . Alton
ihade ttlie..preSentition. Janie made a
'fitting' reply, thanking the girls 'tor
their lovely gifts.
Lawn games were Much enjoyed
by everyone which were: followed by.
a dainty Itiech screed be the.hostess.
The iiii,3reSs'iS•as
Dear Janie:- ' • "
your classmates :have 'gathered
hero this afternoon 'ere•yea leave us
for your new Work to :show pin that
haye, appreiated your hcfp ahd
coMpariionship „ in .. the:past; , Your
bright emile has. eVer been; .with us
and you have always been ready to
help •us in every way you could: '
We are 'glad because your choosing
t.11h a noble work and true.,
nurse in .,training
Will be ,t oniething new to you,
So please except these little gifts
They're not. much you kneet.
But Just a little renlentbranCe
Frotri the girls3Pbu knev hack Willie
hopo this writing. inipea•
,nath to usyou'll use to.writo,
And &mit.. forget your dear ,old pals
Wnielt /thoy are nut of from this l3b1c' 1.08..a.hati
bo..think Af nS , ,
ittld. All the very' haptiy, (lays,
Wo 51)0111: .-7•,qt,41-04';at4OW-h.
8iglied on behall' Serulity,
g• al;'601ra'P*4litittle. tiOrethY‘ M. Alton.
:
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oi
eeial •Sale
of 1847 Rodgers
Silverware
Five Patterns
HER MAJESTY, LEGACY •
ARGOSY. ANNIVERSARY
SILHOUETTE '
' FOR EXAMPLE
ONE DOZ. TEASPOONS
Reg. Pride 7.50 „, eA
SALE PRICE — • °F7r "f
:OPEN'
ALSO AVILABLE IN COM
OLETE.-SETS
, ,
' These prices Cannot Be Guar:-
anteed After Septemeer,. 12th;
PLACE ORDERS AT ONCE
'TRY GLISENCLENE,
Won't Wear Or Scratch
„
Wm1.Schmid
JEWELLER; LUCKNOW-
.. . •
Trade In
YOUR OLD IBLECIRIC
RADIO
• ON A NEW 1939
Marconi Lazyboy
This unusually smart erid
venient receiver is:.dieigried' to
;fit along side chairs. or chest-
erfields.' and. enable listener. to
operate the radio Without
nis-
ing All wave reception, froka
.1.64. to 569M Large dyearnie
•speaker and superlative chaisis
producesan uncoinParable:tone.
Cash Price. Only $119.00 • •
Less AlloWance on
Y.:41:101d •Radie 60.14 or more
Balance. Only . . $ 59.00 or• less
tewart
HYDRO DISRUPTED
13deking• a wrecking ,truck into a
hydro pole near his home at the north
end Of the yillage of Tuesday even -
Ing, Nortnan Stewart. caused a broken,
hydro wire, that disrupted the'ei
tide for more than an
Neer this spot just a short 'time
ago,: a wire *as broken one efteet'
itOpti While Herb McQuiltin was •niov-
hie a steep house from the second°
concession to his . Property in •toWn,
This also occasioned' an interruption'.
•:the"seritice of an hour Or 'so.
•
scn. opt, 'OPENS 'TUESDAY ,
ScboOI 'opens TiiesdeY', Septem,ber
6thits hard' to helieVe,..but its a fa:dtk. •
Seeing 'llice sithiniet liolidee'e • have,
only- nicely .begun .,when, students'
off the 'Scheel ;hoelts again, , Teee'het$
thoughts serreeiftilly turn to dusting:
!afirthettliv eirepaning for the s" tlet:t"
perienee; fr othei,a' a new sClipol, and
-still_othets,ASelt-to_tlitLtanierje.o;.,20h...
toxi thing s,ou'lcriow, liristinas
will. 'be ilooko lorward:, to
;with' antioi ' • '
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