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THURSDAY, JULY 10th, 190
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MEN IN• R. C. A. F.
OBITUARY
MRS. ' ARCHI E HARPER
The late • Mrs, Archie Harper, who
was for longresident of this com-
Malay, passed away Sgnday, dune
29th in her 94th ,year, The, funeral'
'took place from her late, residence,
Lot -15,,,. Concession' 10, West Wawa -
nosh on Tuesday, AJuly 1st.. Mrs. Har-
per was 'a meneber of Lucknnw Pres-
byterian church, and her. pastor, .Rev.
C. H.: MacDonald ctnducted''the per-
viees Interment', was . In Greenhill'
Cemetery.
Mrs.Harper came to ,Canada with
• tier parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. , Duncan
Graham' in 1852. She was; married to
kr.' Archie -Har -p' :er.-on.:July 9th, 1884,
and has lived in this district •ever
since. Her husband predeceased her.
26• years 'ago, also:three brothers and"
one sister, Duncan,'Dougald and Alex
' and .one •'Sister, Mrs., John- Graham
rvivin are three sisters„
-Terra : Su
( ).. g
Mrs. Catherine Campbell,, Lucknow;,
Mrs. Lizzie Bfumpton, Port Stanley:
and • Mrs: Joh'ri-Andrevrr; Ma-yorthorp-e,.
Alta. and one son, Brown . and one
daughter, Helen residing on the home-
stead:!'
ome-
stead:° .
Mrs. Harper's chief iittrest was
her home. She was of a kind and lov-
ing disposition acid her,first thoughts
were always for the comforts of
•
Young. Canada ' has taken wings. To-
day in the many flying training,
schools scattered across the .contin-
ent from Atlantic to Pacific;, young;'
hien= ..re.,.haret at_.:w.ork,.,.tlie. modern
counterparts of those earlier Cattail-
ians who pioneered the. Dominion. The
enthusiasm With which .they have
come forward 4in thousands, the, keen-
ness with which they ,have carried..
out : their training, .has demonstrated
that - :the heart • of young Canadian
Manhood is as sound as it was .when
their fathers answered' the call for
'the first Great War. Ho: wever,''there
is a place' among them for others,
many others; There is needfor thous-
ands more who believe• in the Cana-•
•dian''way of living: Tlie Royal Can-
adian Air Force needs those men.
.The .age limits for. pilots are 18 to
30, . inclusive, and observers "and • Wire-
less operators (air gunners) 18 to 32;
inclusive: The educational standard'
for pilots and observers is Jrinior
Matriculation or its equivalent. The
wireless operators (air gunners) inust
have successfully completed two years
High School. •
(ndGE'NERAL)
Mary Lorraine Johnston `is" holi-
daying in Toronto
• :Miss Belle. Rolne> too r is vacation -
"big at Pen Lake,' Ontario.
•'Miss Zapata 'Mullin is visiting. for
a' few weeks with friends at Orange
-
idle.. •
Mr, and, Mrs. Will' $ustwi of
.
De-
troit spent the veek end Mre
,
David But;tori:
others.
Two years and four months ago
Little J.: ic...Agnew of' .Detroit is
visiting with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Agnew, ,
Mr, and "Mrs. Rudy •,n5eilof f and : El-
r oy Of 'Detroit Were Week-exld visitors.
with-. relatives in the commiinity:�
Mr. John Webster and Mr, and
-Ben 'Rising of Seafor'th ' vsitedti
at .Albert Cook's on Sunday.
andEl-
liottMr adMrs.W.d'. Little '
n .
are visiting this week with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Little. at Allendale
Mr. and., Mrs Thomas Boyes have
moved from .the apart hent adjoining
Pearlman's, to :the Horace •Aitchison.
residence. '.
• Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Anderson and
children of .. Detroit spent, the week=,
end here with the former;'s mother,
and brother.
Mrs. Wm. Jewitt went to' Toronto'•
WEDDING BELLS • •
CIJLBE'RT ;BOWERS
The marriage of Miss Annie Louise
Bowers, daughter 4Qf . Mr. and Mrs.
'Shirr Bowers, to• Mr. Walter R. Cy1-
best, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
•Culbert,• all of Triples, took place on
Saturday. at • the home of the 'bride's
parents, with RRev, J. Reynolds Ksler'
officiating. Mr. jack Bowers,, brother
of the: bride,'played'the wedding
mu
s
hc,andMrs William Finlayson sang.
Given inmarriage h3' ,her father i,
th'e bride . wore a frock of silvery blue
organza; with her -grandmother's Coro,
net. of orange blossoms, and carried
• Sweetheatt roses; Miss Hetty B. owerS
was her . sister's atteridant, wearing
pink point d'esprit, and carrying pink
noses.. Mr. George 'Johnston: was
groomsman.
,, After :aninformal' reception, the
couple left for Muskokh, and will live
in Ripley. The bride travelled: in •a
blue ensennble with white accessories.•
JAMES—MOORE
A wedding ofinterest was solen-
nized at the Parsonage, St. Helens on
Monday, June 30th; by .'Rev.. G. A.
Barnard, when Ruth Elisa, second
datigKter. of Mr. and • Mrs. Arthur.
Moore, .2nd • Concession of Kinloss, be-
came : the. . bride of Walter Henry
James. '
Promotion Examinations
Luckno w Public - School
Wanel_ ;- _ _ . McKAY-WEBST_ER ` ai
-•sir'e•k-suffered- -paralytic
a --stroke--last vueek to�bQ frith Mrs' N L GaniN=
has been an invalid since then, . She bell who is :slowly gaining in strength • Rev. William.Joh'nston officiated at
bore her long Ultras with great
hence.°
The, , pallbearers were 1Vfr. John
Brumpton, W: J. Humphrey,, . W. A.
Humphrey, Flank Graham Wm.'Mc-
Crostie and Peter'. Campbel..
Everybody'"chewing
' Miss Chiclet was' in town on 'Mon-
daiand every place Hone looked a •pair
of jaws ewer ener masticat
ingthe free samples she distribute ' :
,But then there comes•',the time.
when the flavor no lenger:lingers, and
the disposal'Lprocess is undertaker;
and here's where'this little poem fits
in, entitled "The Gum and the Shoe".
.They toss' their gum into the air
It falls to earth, they know not where,
But worst of . all, they do not care, '
Their interest in the' gum dies. there
Not long after, on my shoe, •
I find the gum that someone thrw,
Which- they no longer chose' to chew,
And who • it . was, Ivyish I knew!
'For who could so unkindly be
To do 'a thing like this to.. me?
Who never harmed it little flea
,But would revenge this villainy!
There ' is also•urgent need for
tradesmen which include • thea follo..w
ing•r aeroengine• mechanics, air .frame
mechanics; instrument makers (watch
makers); ` fabric ' workers (upholster-
ers),. cooks' {those' experienced and.
those who have the :Willingness to be
trained for this work), service police,
electricians, --clerk accountants,` perk'
stenographers, nursing orderlies, tel-
-ephone operators, teleprinter 'opera-
tors,' photographers. '
.The age •limit. for' the- tradesmen
is ,18 to, 50. There is also'an increas-
ing,
ncreas-
in . need- formen to sere as' general
g n. . e.
duties: and general duty guards. The
educational requirement for this work
is High School entrance; except where
otherwise
h
i theattached
specifiednc e.
list.
All .applicants must provide proof
if age and proof of education: Letters
oreference • lie uired
are ono longer 9
Married ;applicants are required to
provide their marriage certificates &
proof of age '' of children where : ap-
plicable,
:The R.G A I'. Recruiting• ' Centre.
nearest your Noire' is-iocated Kiri tht�
Old Post , Office •building on Rich-
mond Str=eet, London, Ontario.
Presbyter?an Y. W. A.
The June meeting of the Y. W. A.
of the Presbyterian Church'' was' heli.
June h'e
on Jun 26t Themeetingo red
. p,
by singing hymn 117. The Scripture
lesson' and Bible Study were taken
be Mrs. J. E, Little. Mrs. Mowbray
led in prayer; It was decided to have
a' picnic for our July meeting. iss
r a
C e C m bell avthe topic, ��o
: ,a t fi m
t _ p ... 3 e.p q
"Goforth" Study book. Miss. Gladys:
MacDonald• gave a' reading and Heler
Orr and Katherine MacDougall sails
a duet. Tcurrent urrent events which' wet.
e
prepared by Miss Mary MacLeod were
read by Mrs. Morgan Henderson\ Mrs.
Steward closed the , Meeting with
prayer.
, Prospective Recruits
`' Lieut. Reg. flay and'members of a
recruititlg party' were in the Village
the first of the week seeking recruit's
for the Canadian Army, active -force.
Among those whom we understand
planned to go to London to' take their
medical
os Jack ,MacD ' al
test ere MacDonald
,Lewis Taylor and J. C. Armstrong.
LEADER 'OF the Port Albert R.
A. P. orchestra, Flight Lieut. Cyril
l; I }etcher
stated that he is being
admitted to Queen Aleicandra Semi
torime in London and does not expect
to..•retw i to..-his-_dutiee_for.. severe]
Months. • 'a'he ore1 estira ,will be ' .in
charge o'f AC. Bird, 'vocalist, in the
meantime. ;
, BERT CIJLLiMORE of Wingham,
4rrrd formerly of. West Wawanosh left
'Thursday to join dile R.CA. .
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• KI MOSS COUNCIL
-after a serious illness. the marriage on Saturday, June 28th:
Mrs. -Grant'MeDiarmid is-' holiday in Eglinton. United Church, Tor•onto
ing for a fewwdaya with Mr:: and Mrs of Zylda Elaine Webster; Clarendon
George ,Stockham at their summer :A4'e''' daughter of Mrs. Webster and
cottage: at :Colchester on Lake Erie,;, the late John Webster of Lucknow:
Oat to Claude Edward McKay, sor.
Mr: G. S. Maclntyre who was on . of Mrs. McKay and the late Edwai
the local High School staff until the McKay, Tall standards of pink peon•
close of the term, is at *present mark -les :and delphinium ;decorated . the
ing trigonometry papers in :Toronto:.
church and Mrs. .Mitten played the
.(All `iijintes in alphabetic order)
Grade VTI to Grade VIII
• Honors: Roy Aitchison, Albert Chin,
GO -mil Chin, • Mary Lorraine "John-
stone, Patricia Miller, Gordon Mullin,
Mary Louise Porteous.' Pass: Joe Ag-
new; Bill Allin, Harry Chan, Heleri
• o •ld
can
Dna J
Gammie, Wnn�fied Mc ,
McKinnon, Donald... Nicholson, Allan
Stewarts
•Grade VI .to. Grade VII -
' Honors: Frank Chin) Jim Chin,
da. , Irwin, Carrie 'Milne, , Helen 11'c-
Creigh t, tacliard sT rrner. Puss: , Grant
t ollaii, Lloyd Gollan, Ivan Hendereen,.
Maine iirwin, Kenneth. MacLennan,
Elva Foss. •
Grade V ;to Grade: VI `
•Iiono e.: Wilfred ' Black,Joy. John-,
sn,: Betty! McCartney, $etty M:acDon-
ald, 13i11''iliullin+Eileen Purvies, Jean-
Reid,•• Lawrence Salkeld, Beryle ' .Sol- •
emon,' Gwendolyn Stewart, Jean Tay,-
Anna Jean-Teeleaven—Margaret Tic'-
.leaven. Pass: ,Betty Griffin,: Murray
Henderson,. Gordon Kolpin; 'Jean
C.reight, Joan' McQuaig, .George 'Stan-
ley,•.V.elnre, Stanley, Jack. Stuart.
Grade IV' to Grade V '
.• honors:. Toniniy Aitchison, , Ardor••
ria .Johnston;. Mary, Murdoch. ;' Pass:.
Lois 1;3ostoe, •Mary Chin, Viola Cook
vta:rg4et Maloney, • Donald • MacDon-
aid, Clifford'.Mac-M-illan,-Dona 14a -Mc•
Quaig, • Floyd 1Vlilne,. Marion' Nichol-
son''Harvey ,Itoss,•Ray Stanley, Helen
Webster. •
.Grade 4 to ':Grade IV
Honors: Mary. Andersera Keith Kil-
patrick, Jimmy . MacMillan, Gladys'
Milne;, Opal\ Orr. Pass: 'Marg•ar:et
Chin, . Dorothy Gamzarie, Jane,'. John-
stone,., Marilyn 'McAlpine, Billy Mc.'..
Cartney, Mary Mullin;••Arnold Ross
Shirley .Webster
Grade -•SI' to -'-Grade, III . . ,
. Honors.' ' Ruth ;Andersen, NlorlQ
Chin, Bruce .Johnston,.:Gail • McMillai
Neil Murdoch. Pass: Donald .A.gnew;.
Phyllis Gellert, • • . Douglas' Emberlin '
Maxiene• Irwin, -Ellwood. Irwin, Shir
•ley Johnston, Doris 'L,loyd, Donald
•McAlpine;. Shirley • Moffat, Joe. Whit••
:by, Jean Winterstein.
.Grade I t'o` Grade II
Honors` Noreen Kilpatrick, -Jack•
McKim, David Maloney, :Shirley Mar:
shall; Catherine. McInnes,,. Edna Reid.'
Pass:. 'Betty Durnin, Mary ,"Gollan
'John Gpmnnie, . Joan Johnston, Alvir
Irwin,, Clark -.Stanley. '
•
----Fourth • of Juiy,-visitors-•of- Mr -s wedding music.. --.During the -signing.
Council .met on June 23rd, 1941, a:.
per ad ournmenit..All members press.
ent.. • -
meet-
ing
Iasi regular
h t
s of the 'Minute
ing and'special meeting of•,June' 16,
1941, 'were approved and signed.
Sheep claims of John Barr and
as also?
Dan
Harold Percy were paid, -
McDonald for inspection.
Albert .Paterson .was refunded Wera
ror in taxes on Elliott • Drain which
h as'
.on Thomas
ono
should have been p
Inglis.
The Tax Collector was 'refunded
$28.84 . error in '' collection ' of •taxes,
1940. '
Insurance was taken covering all
��rorkmen_ while -on-work.nn*.toarnship
roads including fife Road.. Supt.
In response to a letter from White-
church citizens, the Road, Supt. was
instructed to view the sidewalks, • in
company with the District Engineer,
and secure his consent to'haye them
repaired. '
The' Township solicitor'was instruc-
ted to defend the action taken by Ern-
est Ackert regarding the Ackert Mun-
icipal Drain,
Council then adjourned' to meet a-
gain on Monday the 28th day of July
at the usual' time and place.•,
Cheques issued: John Barr, sheep
claim, $45.00; Harold Percy, sheep
ld inspec-
tion,
c-
McDonald, e
an' Mc
D s p
claim, 14.00;.
tion, 1.40; D. • S.. Carrtthers, refund
error. taxes, 28.84; W. George McCal-
lum, Premium workmen Ins., 50.30;
P. M. Johnston,, -store 'supplies, 3.58;
Earle Hodgins, trip to Goderich, '5.80;
Dan McKinnon, trip to 'Goderich, 2.00;
George Tiffin, trip to Goderich, 2.00;
J. R. Lane, hydra' at Hall', 5.70; West
Wawanosh Ins. Co., ,Ins. at Hall, -6.25;'
Albert. Palt'erson, refund :error ip tax-
es, 3.91.
Highway checjues: Gordon Jaines,
ie Mckinnon,
• Archie, 11;
1'" 3 x
ist 63 52 ,
pay , ,
pay list 64, 9.24; Allister Hughes, pay
• .are all taking summer .coirr'ses at
list 65, 15.62; Spence McFarlan, pay.Western Llniversity,,;London.
list 66, 9.60; Harry.'Lariis, pay list' 67, .
7.04; Alex McLeod, pay'list 68, 14.65; Mr. and Mrs. John Ross and son
' oat r
an. Mrs. jack
Ear
Of Detroit, M d
Pay •list69;23,cCr i
Co.,f ,
Canada -Ingot,
,pY.
George Lockhart,' pay list 70, 15.00;1 West, Son and' daughter of.L1sto•
Lester; MacLeod,' pay 'list 71, 4.00; J. wel, and Mr. and Mrs. I(en: Ross and
B. Hodgkinson 8& son, pay list. 72,.� son. Dowd of Toiidrito,_Mr. arid., Mrs,
6.45:' Adrian"H�ardet'burg and family at
Flinty Mieh., and Masses D'oroth. y
Bramhall of Palmerston, Murray Me-
ICendrick of Detroit, and Margaret
Alice Phillipson' of Palmerston were•
holiday viisitors at Lochalsh with Mr.
and M Iroderick Riess.
1VI'r.
Walter R. Horne. were her two neph.
ews, •Mr. • F. N. Bind of Detroit, •Mich.
and Mr..Forbes , Hind of Louisville;
Mo. ,•
Alex MacKenzie, who is in •train-
ingwith the R.C.A.F., spent the .enc?
of the week 'at:his home here 'be£ori,
„being transferred to Fingal• for. fur
ther trainin°g., •
Mr. and, Mrs: Kenneth;' Cameron
Mr. and :Mrs. Ed. Snider and family
and Mr. Robert Snider' of . Detroit
visited withfriends at Guelph' .ane
Hanriinfon _, last,. week..
of • the register Miss Gia'dya-Reynold,
The bride was given in marriage bi
Edward Snkith and' wore a . frock o''
romance ' rose faconned, sheer with e
large' picture hat and carried a show•:
er bouquet ofroses and delphinium:
Miss' A Dorine Webster. was hee
sister'sonly attendant and wore e
gown of heaven blue sheer with ii
matching-haio hat and- carried . pink
sweet peas and forget-me-nots. Ross.
McKay' was best man. The usher:
were Douglas Cooper and: Arthur Bar-
ber.
4 reception was held in ..the church
parlors where, : the bride's mother re-
• ceived--wearing-a-dress-of-bl'aek- :and
white crepe'with a• corsage of white
carnations. The groom's mother ,w.hc.
also ^received;: wore a gown- of blue
and white printed sheer with. a ' cor
.'sage of white sweet peas. '
Following a wedding trip to : thr
Laurentian• the couple will:,- reside
hi Toronto. For travelling the bride
donnedablue
'French suit with blue
fox ,.trim, and lilac • accessories.
z • REDMOND-HOGAN •
. -
. , A prettywedding took place it St.
.Joseph's • Church, Kingsbridge, Satur-
day, • June 28th,. when. Helen Leona
youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs,
Phillip Hogan, 'was united in nitarriagr
to Theodore J. Redmond of West Wa-
wanosh.,
- ' The bride ..who was given in mar-
riage by her father, looked lovely in
a floor length gown of white chiffon
t shirred bodice, square'neck in rrmm-
ed with. little white. buttons, to trim.
ger veil with a short train, shirred'
to form .a cap :was' offset by •a
halo of
seeded pearls and she, carried a bou-
quet of Talisman roses and gypso-
.philia. a • '
a 'f Hanover.
Marian Hogan, n o
„Alias ,� ,
-cousin, of the bride attended' as brides-
maid and wore a gown a pink net
with' lace jacket and large white pic
ture hat:. She .carried dream roses
w eas.
and blu s set
Little Dania Latinat, cousin of the
bride'looked sweet hi a pink organdy
dress ii�vith a' la ge pink hat and carr -
e
basket ofrose b uvardiand
'ed. bas ts a
1
a,
maiden hair' fern. •
The .groom was assisted by his
cousin, Wilfred, Kinahan of St. Aug-
ustine., Mr. Louis Hogan- aid Mr.'
he
wereer T
mondnshers. AgustineRedmondR d
u
'ceremony was 'performer by the pas-
tor, Rev. 1: At. Quigley assisted by
Rev. E. J. McMahan of St. Augustine.
The students of the Resturectus; Col-
lege sang an."Ave Maria" at the 'off-
ertory, During the signing of the reg..
ister 'Leon Sullivan rendered a' solo,
"'thou' Art My Hope".
• •
Following ' the 'ceremony a wedding"
dinner was served at the home of the
bri'de's parents for the''iminediate re-
labor's. Some forty. attended the re-'
ception held in the afternoon and par
dainty took Of a, d rnty •buffet supper served
rt five o'clock, •
.the groom's 'gift to the 'bride, an
riiitialed gold bracelet, •to ,the brides-
maid an It.C.A.F.• gold compact, to
the flower ,girl a Signet ring' .and to
Die best man a :billfold.' , •
The bridal couple left ,one trip tri
Tiimnins and district. The bride tray -
pled in a turquoise bine redingote
• R 1.
404.: -Mrs. Drennan Mac ntosl-.
and •Barry'of Detroit and Mrs.. Frank
MacIntosh and'. Ewen Of' , W'i'ndsor"
were, week -end visitors''` with' friends
and.relatives:in th..e. community..,
Mrs. C. E. Wilson, and sons Ken-
neth and Donald left last week for
their home in • Saskatoon'' following
a visit with Mrs. Wilson's -par-eats-•
Mr. and 'Mrs. John Jamieson.
Newton is holidaying
t
i '. nic N on
Ms Eu e
Miss
with.. Dr, arid Mrs. •G.' A Newton
.Eunice and Miss Jessie Henderson • res.
turned recently from a week spent
aliburton.
at Deer Park•Lodge at Haliburton. •
Wieek-end visitors' with Mr. and
Mrs. Dan' MacIntyre were, Mr.' Angus
McKay land sister Margaret of De-
troit, Miss Helen MarIntyre of ' Flint
and Mrs. Ted Collyer of Hamilton.
•
Had Tonsils Removed • •,
I•
Miss Jean Thom, Mothercraft,nurse
removed
of Toronto, had •her • tonsils rem .
in Grace-HospitaTotr -Tuesday-, with
her sister; Mr•s. Ronald Rothwell, Reg
N. in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Aa . F., Mitchell and'
son of kirkland Lake, Mr. ,'and Mrs,
Phil • ParfittLand son of Kirkland Lake
and Miss. Lilian McCubbin of York-
shire, England are vis ng with Miss
Lillian Mitchell..
Here Prom B. C. On Visit
'Miss Martha ,.MacCallum and hit
mother, Mr. s. Robert' MacCallum
rived here by train -leaf veek`froanr-
Port Alberni, ' British . Columbia and
are at •present holidaying at. Point
Clark. ,
Confined to Bed , • ,
J. C. '1VIGNab has been confined tc
bed for thepast week, since suffer
ing a weak spell while on the ,way
to . Cargill last, week. He has been
ordered to take at least two weeks of
complete rest. . •
Taking Summer Cou se •
Jim Henderson of • Lucknow Public
School staff; Colin Crozier who has
accepted, the principalship of Wing-
ham 'Public Scho1 and Stuart Coll-
yer
of Westwood near Peterborough,
W. A. ANDERTON, music teacher
in Wingharn sehool has been engaged.
as 'organist and choir leader of' Wing-
ham United Church, 'succeeding Tetra
Reid who was married recently. •
Thuya, Fri., Sat. July 10, 11, 12;
3 MESQUITEERS WESTERN,
• `UUnd+er Texan Skies"
—AND MUSICAL SCREAM—'
.Barnrd Follies"
y ya.
HILLYB1LLY •RUSTICSI"
Kincatrdine
Mon.,t,'Cues.,-W:ed. ,July. 1.4,,15,•
GINGER RGGER,S
e • Award Perfermnn►ce
' Acad my
"KITTY
You'll Like This Picture Better,
Than Any This Year!
L. D. KNIFFEN.
THOMAS WEBSTER ;,SECOND
IN RURAL LOAN BALES:
The' records reveal that, "Scotty'.
°Forbes of. Wingharn was 'theliding
salesman in the Huron •County . Viet-
ory Loan campaign...iis-sales...totalled-,_...__'.
$55,7.00 from' 113 applications. R. C.
Whitely of Goderich ; was second.'
•
ARE• YOU IN ARREARS?
In the townships E..A Corbett was
in first. place with. sales Of $45,800
to 89 applicants. Thomas Webster;
reeve of West Wawanosh township
ran second. Tom's sales totalled $29,-,'
650.
HOW 'TATTOO' MARKS MAY. SAVE.
-VICK OpLE'_S- LILY tig :dcreiiee
ges :a warning code mark on . your,
body, if you're likely tocollapse from
diabetes or some other ailment, 'Rob
Rob-
ert. D. Potter will, reveal in' The Am
erican Weekly with the July 13. issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times. Be: sure
to get The Detroit Sunday Times this
week and every week. . •
Advance to. the' inner door of The-
Sentinel. •Office and give three dis-•
tinct raps, or kick the door down,
"devil" will attend to the alarm. You
a vili'_then_.give. •yourname, :post office
address and: the number .of years you
are. Owing ' for ,the paper. He will
ad nc
adroit you, and a willadvance
to,
Y Yh
the -centre of the floor and address
the editor with the following counter:
sign:; 'Extend the right hand about
two feet, from thebody, with the
thumh and index finger pointing to,a
ten : dollar bill, drop oit into the ex-
tendedhand of the editor,at the same
time 'saying,, "Were you looking for
me?" The editor willgrasp the ten
dollar bill in his right hand and say,
"You :;bet". After giving the news PS
your locality you will be permitted t(
retire with a receipt for an 'obliga'tion
-properly discharged. '
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RAPID- CITY.
Mrs,.' Robert McNeil, •Roberta. and
Garnet • 'are 'vis. ing this week. with,
Mrs. McNall's brother, Mr. Thomas
Lockhart' at. Ilderton. .,
Mrs. "Dec" Stewart, Gwennie and ••
Donald,, are home fro'iln Petawawa. •
_:Doc i.s in . New Brunswick . with :thea:.
97th Battery. t B tte y. A ' .
Mrs: Joe Jardine, Gwen and Ken-
meth of Evanston, • Ill., are' holidaying
with Mrs, MacKenzie. and Mari:, -,
Mr, Allan Binder, .home on
fur-
lough from Nova Scotia spent the
week -end at Jim England's:' and with
Mrs. Binder went to Preston to visit
with his' relatives.
Presbyterian W. M. S.,
The regular meeting of 'W. •M. :s:
was held on July •2nd in the Church.
The themeofthe -meeting. sting. was Cour-.
age. Mrs, Watson presided. After.
the 'opening hymn; Miss D. Douglas
read the scripture, lesson and led in
prayer. , Mrs.: Howard Agnew gave
the BibleStudy and Mrs. Porteous
led in. _ e .' r.'Misses prays 1VYarion and
Catherine MacDougall 'sang • a duet.
Miss Marion MadDonald gave a read-
ing and a very interesting. talk on
Mrs. Goforth s book "Climbing"
wax
given by Miss Marion MacDougall,
The meeting closed with prayer,
with white accessories • and wore a
corsage of sweetheart roses ,and liou-
var•dia,• They will reside in St.. Avg,.
'usti•iie.
Messrs. Mac: Stewartand George
ge
Gibbons, "the' butcher boys"• left the
'first of the ' week for Barrie' where
1 hey have employment.,We wish them
good hark. Their
families
will moire
lal:er.
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Joseph's Church
KINGSBRIDGE
Monday, July 14th_or'
Supper 5.30 =, 8.30
CONCERT, Qi THE 'LAWN •
• ADMISSION:
y
Adults 50c;c.+
Children 25c
After .
McCharles 5 -piece Orchestra
Si'EGIAL AD.M'ISSION-25c
iVY H,AVE.IIJS'1'.J RECEIVED MANY
NEW SUM MFJt IMESSES. ' Ai.L,
SIZES . ANI) COLOURS.
RS.'
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