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- ,Alse""An.IDV ,CLTDE _COMEDY' and 'NEWS'','. • .
Mon., Tues., Wed., Oct. 10711-12
SPECIAL
The roaring story of the irate who:sav ri the nation!
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AKIN l'AMIROFF.
JAARGOT RRANAME
WALTER BRENNAN._
Ik,dIlI, CECIL IL IMILIE
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()wing. To The Length of This Shaw There Will Be No Short
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ADMISSION. ADULT', 35c; CHILDREN' 20c;
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DU1NGAN NON - M. 8. wilt, hold their thatICIffering
• meeting On Friday,. 6,ctolier 1.4th. ,
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. .Misi is visiting' .Mr.' The surrounding auxiliaries are nisi)
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: and Mrs. .JOe, Lawson, 'Belfast. • • . invited' t� :Come and take' part. ,Rey.
•• • Mrs. Sohn Chisholm and infant 'ion Mrs.' E. Gill.-, of the .Chizreh giVe.
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arriVed-home...rom Goderich 'hospital an addi ess, „ .,• • .....
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Tuesday and are dOing.• fine' ,but We The „:17!..1,.P.• A. • Of . the if -tilted Church
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•are• sorry to say the oltiesf, son Lcn enjoyed A • abeial • andinspiring even;
ard. has also been in the hospital With. big,' Wed...:Sept.' 22thl. ML Hugh Me-
..:bloodH.peisoning, in, has leg, ariaing Whunncy as ili.H.ehatge :and ...Sr.
.from a. little; blistet (Ail his ankle.. Kitchener -Finnigan :read. the Script-.
Lancing has been done 'different:times' ere lesson. .Mr. Gill then Introdaced•
" and. •We .hope his cOnditianacien". tinthe visiting speakers Messrs.'" 4..
proyeS -• • • Cainpbel1.:.'Mitehell','. and • R.• tash. of
Visitors with ,Mrs: G, .Elliott and Stratiord,;'."Personal Acien.narY"
. Mrs. J. Nivens.r.ecently:Were...Afiro.F..1.,; ing their P tppic. .Muss Lorna -Reach'
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.:Mer.,, NiYens, an employee .; of.:th'e C. • Pang t aolo.. Games .and 'Contests'. were.
R.- ,at Calgary. And Mr. • 'arid: Mrs.engaged in, . follewed''. with. refrealt.....
•Rohik.: Walker or .PiCkforil, '• Merits.. - : "1• • .. • • "
1 • Mr.: and. M.rs. Sam :Swan and ,Reta,.1 ."Grand-mather'sDay". • wit§ an.,in
,of . Ripley visited, Mr...and Mrs; Tilos:. terestingmeetingetthe home of 'Nita.:
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Dickson, Jr..; on SUndity..,,. . • 1R Davidison an Thuia.. of. last: Week;
, :Mr.. and Mr Jas r$atkley, of F,Cho. 1.7.;:inernebrs„iyere..preSent and 1$ viS
• .:•„*.. flay .are visitrng their•••Siater,in-lau,. itora.. The. roil a11 was answered •by.
Mis John 1BrirkleY• this • Week; ••soirietliirig Interesting!: about my
MrsMinnie 'Jones was a ;weel;-,e,0 grandmother.The. roll was called foi
with hei ftiend, Mass Jose the : grandinetheraby their, Maiden
: • phine. MeAlliater. , • ; names 'andwaO answered by date j .01
•:The Dungannon 'PreShiterian,..* wedding' Several itenia.of busi
:.; 4, . • s; Auxiliary visited.. the . Crewe iiess was. discussed. and' Mrs. Wilbur
,.:Ait.xiliary for their meeting:On'. TueS:. Bron spoke briefly, of her',trip to.
' day afternoon.i. „. • the, Area'eenventpn•
-MIBS 010114''Dilipin.left :Monday' ft, SteWart., gave, a relcitatien "The -P.atter.
Pend a tew 04YS, • at Guelph, .,iittend of : the ,"; S‘tingle", ,Mrs; . Pater; BIyth
i0g ui Loule1ene of ,the .11riatitute disfriet<prealdent;.;lapolie on Pion
lecturers, after ;which Club Cering Women". -Miss .D0f0t:hy..Rehb.
,• • „done by Miss Durnin an Grey..CeUntY • .faVerPd. with two
Rev: Mr.. Wadden.: eonductedthe...Community songs were ',sung in un-
•• servicea:fit St Ptu1 Aniic an ciuic1 ison rnd, prizes' were. awarded the
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of which he: is now 'in • charge. duff,
• :•haut'oi the serVice 'tea bon chringei" the longest •Inurried and 2ncl•to Mis
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1. " • to 11 n m and -cOnirnencing clet,Attl • Bray andfi prite to MrS.. John:. RSA*
. • SilkdaY•-•"-s-elioOl-WiThbe lag ied7"
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There ',will .he::no..sertitee ,§unilay Oct and :•mrs;C G. Bro*Ii., received,the.
, :9th .,oWing„ to AnniVersal'y •SerVices. 01.:ite 'foi. ha-ving,the'largeat;.numbet
in the • United Church ; • , . Of 'grand Children. An: invitation is.
Mr and Mas Saniuel..t.RidaelinioYed extended to the inatitute to .*.attend
• their household effocta on.: Manda3, theYLiiek0OW instittite ,nieeting on Oct
to liVe th the village • • • • .The Natienal arith,ern was sting'
• Mr, Ghtui.. (.7eit4 'to close thethTgA1tanter
'• , •: .seyerni, weeks In, the north' Counti-y Was eajoYed,.O'ver the tea cups :
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‘, at Golden •ValIey to, f'nd ielief-fi on: • Mr, and Mrs, Thos.., Wiggins enjoy-
..• hay-feVer; returned borne last , Week ed the .Weok;end with -their 'seni Mr.
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Visitors with Mt‘,. and Mra. Ed.' Bert. Wiggins and. EitinilY at Brant,
, Scrutini on Sunday ' were. his 'patents foid;•• • •
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P".•^3,10. Ala Arrh:. Screitolt :and Emily, of Miss Bertha ,JOneS left,,Monday te)
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Clinton, 'and Mq Serntna'a'. l'Uother' enter•triiining in the Kitchener den.
Mrs Drennan, Atehie .:TOWAsendi and. ogi,.I4ospitil we w'ohher. goo ii 1.1!ck
:sen Charles; .nnd hea ,brather, Mr. in hi undeifaking She vas .aee6in,
4:Ttaiael Drennan, and son Charles, pF ;untied there by , Meastsi ,itoiA...sgtoth-
,, • GOderich;,. , 7..." , '•,. ,BeE• and. Arthur :tro*n.: • .
ditizetta were \kirk 'aerry .to learn
• Of ,Mr. • and: Mrs.. Js Mo.ntgoinerY'S
• • • disaatteita fire at" Ileniniller.
. age, breaking out :throngli the finale
Of the night and ,a,tiliktiotoh,otiiiil.
• Their general' ,merchandise •dtoit With
reddenee was COMPletely deintillated,
but Were Able, to anve most of their
' This s thtt aeeend
,fire leas in.; tine arid oile-half 'Yenta.
,• :having • their „Stet% .Atid. reSideUee,
'hurtled in Piingantioni Afitil lat1931.
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The tu nanontiiiteit•thiiith W.
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Mrs, Win. Begley Of 1.earnington
is visiting her inOther.in;la*
Thos. Begley. ;.•• .
Mr: °Smith, Who takes liesaess-
ion of the fern) owned by MF. • Sea
leech, haa•PlOYed the fir:at part �f
the ..,weeltv • '
' WH1TECH URCH'
Mrn4 Mrs. WM. 'Bre Of :irPa:^
water visited On 'Sunday with her
daughter'', Mrs; James IlIcInnes and,
Mr. McInnes.,
1VIrs: D. Patterson and. Miss sus*
lilPatriPlc Of. Lnelcnow *Visited on :Sat-
urday with ylr. ,aiid lgra, Albert Patt-
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erson.
Mr. and Mrs, James ForSter Spent
Sunday. at Palmerston, with their Ann
Mr. Cepa Forster ad Mrs. Forster;,
'Mr.. Walter- Forster has returned,
hctine frotia: the :Wost, •
XIS; ,Williams".is visitingher niece
Mrs. Relit.' Laidlaw. , - •
Mrs; Jaines! Ramage of St: Helens
and .her, sister gra'.• MiOshall,of Win;
ipe'(fnrinerly Mtss Wrnnie cuyier
of thi 'ainmunity). .were renewing
old cqn 1.7) ces' here on: SundaY.
it be ; g 4- yea since'Mrs Marshafl
left here, • ,, • ; ' '
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•Mr' and Igri..Robt. Scott Visited
on SimelaY• with the former's,: brother
And sister' Mrs, C. Murray and Mr.
Price Scott,' .
Mr:, Thos, Henderson and f,apaily
have Moved to:the anartment over
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Mr, McLean's store, •
, Mr; and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy vis..
ited on Sunday with. his 'mother Mrs.
David Kennedy. .„
The, Y. P.. S.: of the Presbyterian
church was 'held on" Monday evening
with. Mr.. Alex Robertson as nresident;
.hymns were siing,.'scripture lessen
by 'Mrs.. Johnston.Conn, ;meditatien
period by Mrs.,. Rhys Pollock, topic
by .Miss Grace Richardsen, -closing
prayer by Mr.. Fred Newman. •
The.•Saerana'ent 'of the Lord's. Sup•-•
per will be heldan the 'Presbyterian
einirch on ,Siniday it .11 a, tn:' Preparatory • services; will be held • on
Friday. at 9 p m. • : . • .,
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'ST HELENS
Dorothy Miller recovering,
after an 'OPeration. performed in the
Western T.lospitia, Toronto, last Thur.
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The Annual: Thankeffering. of ' the
W. M. .S, of the United church *as
Iield�n Sunday morning :when Re)/
Mr. • Gill of. ,Dungannon'.' delivered
a stirring .rnis'sionary ..addresi. Mr.
Gill who has been in India where his
.parents are .missionaries, delighted
the :eorigrogaticat ;When dressed in,
native 'costnine. :He .told stories ,of
India' and sang 'several ,Indian hymns.
Commencing Monday " Oct.. tOth a
five-day course' , in -game . Training
v411.be tondticted in the Ceininunity•
Hall; apensered by the Wonien's' In.
R.' N.; of .port
Dover will...be' in charge and ,all
the ladies :Of the 'oonimitnity are
urged to take advantage • of .this
coiirse.,A small fee will be charged
to.: help defraY' expenses• :
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wilson.Woods' of Dun.
das and Mrs, Tysenuf Geraldtori.-Were
recent guests of their mother, Mrs:
:Woods. . • • •
The 'regular riaeeting Of the Y.
q..Wits held on Srinday evening with
the president, • Isobel Miller in the
chair. Murray :Taylor read the Scrip.
ture lesson. and: the ‘topic "What is
the Kingdon of ded" , was taken by
Mrs. E. W. Riee: An hiteresting.dis,.
.c.u.saion was led by E. W. Rice. The
Slate "..of 'offieers was .presen,ted by
Rev. H. M. Wright, convener of the,
norninating cominittee, and the fol-
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lowing Are the Officers ..fer: the. new
year.. These will he installed .....riext
Sendai morning; Pies., .Dick. Weather:
bead;, Vio-Pres., E: W. Rice; -See.;
'Grace Weatherhead• Assistant, Mae
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McDonald;' treas..;', Allin ...Miller; Con-
yeriers; chriatian ;FellOWshin,". 'CitYler
Rainagei: Missions, . Norma Weather;
headvseitizenship,.. Murray Taylor;
'Christian' Culthre Isobel Miller••••Ree-
reatien, 'Stanley . Todd; ;Publication;
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Rnasel, Webb; Leadership. .training,,
_Rey,. H. M.. Wright; Pianist, Mrs.. K:
W.., Rice; and Norma Weatherhesal;
.Ushers; Clifford Menary, Chas: 'MC-,
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Donal. ".1
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. :Counsellors for the conve'nera tire
resPectively:ai follows: Mrs. Rainage,
Mrs. Gordon; W. A. , Mrs. O.
Stuart; Goldwin Purvis, 111ks. W. A.
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'Published , every Th.. nradaY ineTniPg.
▪ at Lucknow, Ontario. •
'Mrs.' "A. • D. MacKenzie- Propietor,
TheinnsOn-Publisher
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THDIISDAY; DOTOPPII. 6T11, 193S
BURNED OUT TWICE
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;Early 1at Thursday ) Morning fire
which threatened the entire tillage or
Denatilter totally deatr.'0Ye1:...thi:Oe'
iriiiiiinga; at an estimated loss of rieal.
ly t110,0(k0.:. The blazestarted, at the:
rear of Jatries..11TentgeinerY'S,general
Stere and."spread..to. bis. garage: and d,
barn owned hy- Writ Strang -hen- All
three bnildingwere, burned':te• the
.foundations 7 in TeaS :.than'tWo' hoiirv•
:kern the time the fire was diseaVered.
at 3.64. a. - • ' • '
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The Alontgotnetlys
lived in Ofle-
hlf of thi•tstoding... which .hott*t tiw
•store. They were aroused by :•smoirk
and ,On investigation found the atore
:rifled; ,With snastrice: They .apreadthe
alarm. and While no flames were vis•"
ibe Men: of the village leared th
herne of its fiiriiiahing.s, • eXeept the
piano and a. few smaller. attliees.
There Was .nochance to reineve StBDh,
frOrn the store, and When. the•Tlame ,
•broke ot. everything. Init the house
•hold furnishings, *as., loaf: When th
flamesfinally didlireali throUgh, tIn
twe.sterk‘atriicture went with .4 roe'
spite of -the 'effOrts of a•-voliinteei
bneket brigade of, two •
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and • women 'Who, gathered •,frOni tin .
'district farina. ' '
.The Auburn fire brigadeTlint.• in 'ai
appearance .With.,..their hand'," piing) -
butthpY- were unable to eontrOl. tin
nitrites.' :Their .efforts were , . direct&
ie. -preventing the ,spread of' the, fire.
The Goderich fir 'brigade refused
'answer a call for, help' It Was flu'
Opinion of the villagers that ..Goder-
ich's modern, ;apparatus , could : have
tut he lose-- to practically nothing ,
it had appeared When cailed: ••
As it. was, the .:volunteers•vviirked
heroipallY for .lieurs; 'Men ;clinibgd • id-
thel•roofsof .nearby houses and other
tinildings, and *eke:kept huaY con-
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.tinuallY throwing buckets of watei ,
on ',falling. embers. • So ::fierce„ and
'strong was the •fire. that blazing,
:shingles' were Carried a quarter of ...1)
mile
' • When fire 'attacked the: .Montgoin•
ery .gat -age the meri .; could only re
Move the ear and let the 'building, go
The.,aime.Was true Of the....grabgban
baAbugg t41(1. few)rnplenient-.7
Were. ienteYed,.!tint .,the • barn and. hay.
wero-;a: total. loss, : .
The nearby0iemes. of 'Mrs, Ed: WO:
tera•:' Straughan and .the
blacksmith 'shop . -and garage .oWrie
-James Jewell• *ere saved by the
•itioluriteers,.."whei: threw bncketa"..of'
'water en countleas. iiiithreOicscaused
by flying' erithers: ''• • ••:.: •
It is,the ,aecond ;Untie in two 'years
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Mr.. Montgomery ,has been . burned
out. The :prat time •Was at the
'which threatened the village of :Dun
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gannon in April, 1937." Soon After
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being wiped. out there .Mr. Montgom•
serY.E tenk. Over, •the0,-Beninil1er genera',
store ;fOriiierty: opeated by the latc
Walters. • • ,
The '.fire apparently started in the
rear of the sieve; Where, it was said
no: one had been for tWO' dais.. ,
De-
tective wiring is' although ne,
One knows.ilefinitely• thecauSet, , •
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,A SOtchinan..discovered •a previon;
•Meet Phyllis, the wife, she's the joy
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• But as help the garden . she',"
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shocking. •
She'll. pull 'few ii).);eeds, look for
praise for her deeds:- • • .,
And get • a run:in: her ninety•-eent
socking! ' •-•
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ASHF1ELD.5 NOTES
Mrs. John IrWiti an4 Calvin of 2nd
Con. Huron" spent „Monday • afternoon
With her sister, 'Mrd. Will Hunter.
: Mt. and Mrs. Jas. fAttle. And child-
ren Of CUrrie's".. Corners visited with
Mr, and Mrs. Albert: Helm on Sun.
day. ' .° • • • .-.
Mr, "'Chester "Hinton and ditughtey
of Oakville spent the•Week.end with
McKeith. .1Virs. Hinton, Who
.haS sent he past weeli With her
uncle 'returned to her home sday,
This cemrminity was saddened on
Wednesday 'morning • '01 last Week
when they, learned of the death of
Mrs, Les. McKeith, who passed :away
Ale,kandria Matine,HoSpital,
wher6 Sfii has- been a „patient
A "sure thing)C-. is What -Yon put' kir the Pia' two 'inentlis. Our ayrn-
ye,;fir money :oil 104 tholi tid out it 'pathy goes t� Mr, Melteitli hi his ilk()
fish% • •.bereaterneht. •
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MAFEKING .•
Si filling is theoorder -of the idayin
this neighborheed; •' ,
Mr. an mis. Chas, Pearce ' Hot,
rOesv-illeaPeOt Sunday aften1011p, With
Mr*, and. Mrs. mon. Anderson, ,
*iss ',Tuna_ Swan 0 St.; Helens
assisting at Mrs: Richard •Joh.nateU's•
Mr.' and • Mrs! Gearg0 Fe?g4a of
Podorich �d, little daughter Isabel,
visited on Sunday' With Mr. and, AITS.
S. j; Kilpatrick. ' .
A I number ,from; here 'Attended the
school fair at pinerie's Corners \ Tuesz
'day, Of last 'w.eeli.• gni" teaher and
"pirpila .are„tp, be congratiitatei) on
*inning Se many piiies.! .
MisS, Anita •Pc'ffule.ii of Dunville Is
visiting ,relatTyes.t in this 'neighbor;
:hood. " •
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The :Ashfield ;Cireuit,W;
be,theguesta, :of the Crewe W. M S..
,Tnesilay afternoon. at a special nae'et-
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Miss Mary Horton Of Arthur spent
the weelf:endat .heri,Jiome. • "
. The •September 'meeting of the W.
M. S. was held at ,the home of Mrs/:
Thos. Anderson Wednesday, Sept
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emher, 21st. . ' •
BERVIE
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lgra.; W. Barrett .and Mrs. J :Scarft
Hofa,rran.Calgary,
:to their parents', ..Mr. arid Mrs, 'Nobli•
Mrs. J: Shier and 'infant :seri ' Of
ArrnOvv, Spent last ',Week ' with het.
parents, Mr- and Mrs. A.. E: Slesser,
Mr: S. °M.: ° genre was ;taken. to
Kincardine hospital., en Friday, with
an attack 'Of pneuinonia.' :pr.. D: R.
Finlayson Of Ripley . is incharge' of,
' _goy:. L. S. Mott,.exchanged _pulpits
with the /pastor (�f Salein United
church last Sunday. •'
• and Mrs. J.2 Nesbijand.' saps'
of . Palmerston .cal,led on friends' in.
this .AeighborhOkid. , '
A baseball' ganie was played here.
on Monday betWeen Pizie• River and
ArmoW teems... • .
`Mr.. McDritteld, Jr., of . Luelcnow.
took Charge Of KnoX, 'Ch4rch service
On Sundaylast. , • ' 4.;
:The iJnitecl Chnrch servace, next
Sunday is being held in..St.
churen. basernent :owing tObuiiding
operations at tne.chnrch., :.; •
The: funeral Of, the late Leotuirti
11041r,Roop.
Miss
Gwendolyn Ackert returned
:t6.,1Pra.Attar4 011 W1474.aY' fp..*PaPIne
her, studies. there, • .
Canmbe4.attended the'
teaeh-
'ers conyuntIn4. ar -Ottawa; On'Thurs-.
4417, 44d Friday.'
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1+!Isa'NVinItifredAekett attended a
skqwer At .Miss.- Mae Boyle's' at .100-
in'sboncp0 cf M1P4 Annie
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* and Mrs.- Howard Harris were
recentar4m.at ,Jobn, Ji.unieann!s
Paramount.
We wish to. eXterid our sympathy
to -Mr. and Mks, Thos. . White in the
los' • f their,Otter Mrs. J ".
rinbway whu, passe.d
Mr. and.,14A. Jos*. Agneiv. of Luek-.
new,: iWit.".'SriYiler; Ms Jarvis and
Ml‘lri'ss,%.:.:A114eK
044gearri. SPcknen';'t-14rSti.ndlina(Si;
at Mmr,r. aJnads Mrs.e r '
Wm. Eadie, Dori
and Lorne were Sunday visitors with
Glenannan friends:
•Mr.. and 'Mra: Andrew ltileCorinick,
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agnadthMeiri7ell a'arnodl d bCoonnagl a:no! f r 0: We ni nt gSh •
day. at Mi. Albert ThernPson's.
F01.11,RTHICONCESSIO,
Mrs. Jewitt 'of Lucknow, ia spend-
ing, :the week with :Mrs: D. L. Mc:-
Mr, Clair McDotiga‘11., Oi.VIancenvei
returned to his home last .week.
: 'I]. S. Johnston of „Saginaw,
visitedlast week Withv,his sister, Mrs,
P. 4cT4od: . . •
Mrs. R. Ma'rtiri entertained a cal
lead Of friends from Ottawa last week
.A.little boy arrived at thehome
Mr. -arid Mrs.. Theis, MOGriffin re:
cently, . • .
Mr. and Mrs. R. ' Middletori and
Miss :ohristena Robertson visited with'
with Mr: :and mraWm. so. mmgeoin
on Sunday'
.and1
nda3
Mr. .MeDnnaill of
Kingsville were visitor's. it.the, home
of Mr. John McDonald last week:
Mrs. F. Weis rettirned-to her, home
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Rochester, after ' spending . a few
weeks. with her .:brother, JOhn
A. McDonald. ••
theThh,tinMe'i:ssofarkMrBs,allAd,,•GnireathaSinui.14a..y
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3isla, eldest son ef.Mr. and Mrs. Wni. OBITUARY
Bish, Kincardine was held'en, Monday
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from Kincardine Anglican Church. •
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CASKPRIZES Mt •
LEAFCONTEST
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• The old-fashioned hobbyj'of collect-
ing brightly ' colored maple leaves. has
been pet' .ori a ,.eaah basis With the
,anneuncement that.. $215 in prizes Will
be aWarded in the sigth,iniple. leaf
contest organized ;jOilitlY .by the Can,'
adian . Travel the :Canadiar
Paeific .RailWay..•arid ..;the...Cariadian
'National•Railways:.'
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.....Hundreds: of tanadiana. are 'gaining -
a new .appreciation of . Canada's foi
estaas they...searched the Weeda' fol.
leaves. big ',enough. • .to,:. Win,',11• :share
of the $215' prize list.. Intereat iii, the
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annual contest- is growing, ".•.a keen
inter.prevince ria1iy, hatvrng spiung,
.up. , The .hciner , of in
of most
:beautiful!' leaf Went to Ontario , for
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the first tiinelaat' year,. Ne Bruns
wick, and .Quebec• ,;having- each won
twice: British COlUmbia..has:
,had n
:nitinoply'''an'the .largest 'leaves; in: :peat
,
years,. last year's • winner. being 21. by
.„,
22
inchea;with a surface area.of 24>
square inchea;'' • ' .1 • "
The rules , 'are. simple and •Can• , be
:oltitained, • froiri.; all, railivai offiee'a.
Leaves ninat :lie .'gathered -in, 'Canada'
and sent. from. a- :Canadian' peint•b I
:fhere' iS ,Ao reSttfetiOnabs.' tit; natienif.
,alitofcontestnht„. Erieh..1 af niut
be mounted On Separate card and. for,
: Warded packed flat. between two
ni4ea of 'stiff cardheaq accompamed
sheet ',natier „ seven
inches on: which ' are, Written the rianie'
and, addresa', Of.,, the 'sender; : and the
.dato and Plate Of gathering of leaf,
.Written; on the 'Card on.[AN'hiCkie'tif
is 'mounted. • • . • ,• • '
:No; entry may contain more :thnii
three leaves, though n contestant may
• forward as manyentries as desired
provided each .'elaea riot Okteed, three
leaves.Da.mage4.0.. telen leaves
not he eligible And .a entries Must
be .1 forwarded '1)!et,. :paid ekrireas
'prepaid to. Canada's. Maple Lea
teat, P. .0, Boi. No. 2566; '•11/fe,ntreal,.
Cattadian artist :Whi; judg:
es...Of the kntest„ which •clOseS on
enther 10 l• MA enter iiitO eetreapen
;deride With firiy• tOntegtanti and, no
leaves will be .returnect; .The pike
Whilleta and other'. leaves Wail be
ranged 'fev exhibit aere$S'-- Oanatla.;'s
KinPleYea :of the Canadian , Travel
••13tiretiii, and Of the ..tworailWaya- and'
thefr: anbaidiatiea may not enter 'the,
contest :but 'members �f; their • I ?am..
, '
. ANDREN7-, SIIDIELLS);'
.Prienmoniit, which set in..fellowine
a serious operation- in' St. JeSeph'.
Hospital, Toronto, claimed the lif
of Andrew Shiells; former Kincardine
,resident, Monday Sept. 26th. Word 'cl.!
his,death was a distinct shock in this:
ConimitnitY,.whiehhe had visited onl• y
,three weeks earlier,i, appearing • at the
ttme to be in the *best of, health.
Funeral services -were _held In St
CoGiba 'United ' 'Church, Toronto
Wednesday afternoon; with interment
•taking place, in Prospect.Ceirietery
The Rev. 'W. MeTaggart. officiated
. Born in guron Atwnship 0 65 year
Andrew‘Shieils 'outlived his fath-
.er
by oully a half • year. His father,
.who attained the .ago of 100 years
aw ,
. .
o-1.44. 4.40 r
1 • r
'
...Beating Wingliam on Saturday by -
a SCore of 9 to5, Hanover .took.the
1117a4e.' .Leagte ,clharnPiOnahip series • .
in two. ,straight, ..' •
• **s • ,•
. Jack ,McDonald ;Of. Chesley termed •
".,
tb7Naitrowilie:r-r4e0oofin.ttlitro;e:04u`Ovr:tejlaatt•ReHaeta
o 7
nsliby by winning the 1!"." champion)._ - •
abir) • were Winners .44' the-7WIDIM'f...
.11traPhi reilaidieSS of the 011t&Thle
:Of the Hanover-Wingham series. '
Wingliarit were ".C" eliampiens of:the ."
league, and there' has never 'been a:
trophy mit up for this series. -
' *• * • *„a
' Hanover regarded. the payoff as
one of those, "nothing to .Win and ..>.
everything to lose" set ups and raised
the intestion. -•‘`Can itbe that the • .
Briice League ordered the series
.order ti : holster its treasury?" 0'
From Peet' experiences the 'League
executive could' hardly have r•this iti
mind, if they ordered the series.:
We recall, about three- yeara-.ago"
.when ,Siiiithampten!,' "A:" team and
Lticknpw.."E" team met. to 'decide the •
Malcolm trophy, winner after both
teams: had been eliminated in,. the
.wa .g. ..: a.- -
pl ydowns..It s, one ,rirint,er. day • ,
in October ' that. the 'final: game, Was '
p,layed. and gate receipts.,were. about „
nal
• ••: • " • ••,. '
• :!,1
:One .of the highlight f the Hari-.
over-Wingharn series was;
play,„ unassisted. ity Pin ThomPsini.
,•
In the ,ist game he speared uhaliners
drive Ur aesond, ',got Sen3erS, I Off. ,the .
bag' and tagged Doran ceiriing into ,
I
• • • •
* * •
Clinton, Winners of the : Juvenile,.
Baseball I.,erigue, were presented with •
. ,
the Maitland League trophy last week •
at ri.„ league meeting at Auburn* when '
representatives Ipresent Were enthns. ••.
.iastio for continuing the lopp'...'Aext
;IP "Of:* IP' .6 *
' And now local spOrting :interest
turns: to a town:league softball' sche'd.
uie. The ?Tigers and Lucky 9. 'clash . •
tonight, And it is expected that two • .
gamewill be played ' weekly here,
after, .with the playoffs centineneing.
the, latter "part of the moith'
.*. * • •
FIRST, FIFTEEN TIMES ; •
„
IN:1FIPTEEN HEATS , •
in the last. five racea in -which June
Gratton, owned by Donald McCharlea,'
has enteredr:she has finished first in ati. •, ••
eVery heat, runningher record to -
fifteen consecutive heats'. Shefinish.
ed." first in Brussels on Friday .in
three straight heats,' to repeat aim- • •
ilar performances at Elmira,. Goder.• ,
ich, Blyth and paisley cluing; the past ,
. ,
died last spring at .Amberley.
- 1
Going into business' with his hro-
, _
ther Peter ' at ,. Kiridardine : Andreimonth
' •
1 1 1 . , . . 1
Sheills later .conducted a .hardwa ' ' Donaldentered her atTeeswater
Fair , ane h
• ,.this Weekd plans to taker
business of ins .own in Kincardine( ' _ .
. ,
f om it to Carry )1) to. Toronto for the fall. •
reurlug in• Toronto about .20 years ago.
He 'is survived by his widow, form. WINGHAM HOCKEY TEAM
erly Florence Huston:• „ two sisters. LOSES STAR FORWARD'
Mtg. McCallum, Detroit, and 'Muss
Grace Arriberley, and . seven Murray Rae, Of the Bank of. Com:
broth s, Robert and James, Amber- merce itaffi at Winghiliti has 'been
ley; eter, ICincaudme, William, "Wes-' transferred to ; Baden, Ont.' Murray
ton ad George, 'Alex and Porterfield Will; be greatly missed by the baae.
in Ws rngton bali.and hockey team' Who have lest
one of their best meinbers. Itis it"
. , tough break for thehockey club 'with .
•
'With Jack' Frast afreadY •inter .apnrnaching • that;'; '..Murray;. ;
entering, the" leayesi, he
tire, hunt is On, There are fi rizea
for the most beautiful leaf $100, $1
$20; $10 and $5..Two reriZes.of $30 and
$ 0 aire givrni for the largest leaf
eir star forward, has. been trans -
erred. Murray is a•Wing-harn boy. a
on of Mr.,And Mrs4 Donald Rae and
this is his first position. .aWay from
home .
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• From LUCKNO1N
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. Friday • Saturday,.October 14 - 15-
- TO Oshawa, Belleville, KingstoU, Oanainique, „' Ilrockville • 4)resott,
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• Mortialap!g, , Cor'n*a11, .L1pdsaY, • Peterboro, ' Penetang, Ciilling,),Ventl,
'''"'• •• Wilford:. -Barrie, Orillia, Midland', Oravenhurst, Bracebridge, -Ann- .' ...
isVille, .Callander, North Bay; Sudbury, .: Geraliiton;, Beardmore,.
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reflf°
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' eon, 'Itiniirdine; Kitchener, London, • 86.. Catherine,: Sarnia,' South- .
I , iiilliii6ti Stratford, Woodstock
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'(See handbills for complete list of destinations.,
?Or 'faros, return limits, train mfermation, tickets, ete, donstilt.
* . 'nearest Agent. , • -
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