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MRS.. NOBLE GUEST
The death occurred at her eme
in Kinloss Township, on Saturday,
February 28th of an esteemed res-
ident in the Person of Mrs. Noble
Guest. Mrs. Guest was in her `;51st
year, and her passing, is doubly
sad in: that she leaves' a family of
five children,' the ' eldest of whom,
is fourteen years of• age. •
Mrs'. Guest was formerly. Lillie
May. Thoinpson. She was a d augh=
ter, of .the late .,John :Thompson arid
Jane Nesbit and was .born in Kin--
nship.
health ' for about. two.
nest had .been `confin-
n since Christmas, but
as quite • unexpected,
•
cardirie 'To
In `€ailing
-years, Mrs.
.ed to her roo
her • death
until she suffered a series :, of three„
strokes' on Friday and passed a-
way early :Saturday ,morning.
•
The .funeral service was held at
her late residence, Base ]Eine, Kin-
loss on Tuesday of last week, con-
ducted- by her pastor, Rev. H. F.
Dann of Kinlough Presbyterian
Church.
Interment was in Greenhill Cem-
etery with Howard arid Harvey,
Thompson,Sam Nesbit, Russell
Bushell and Walter- . and Stan
Thompson acting as pallbearers.
_Beaceame_d by, the. passjng of ,a lov-
ing and devoted wife and mo-ther,
are her husband, two, daughters,
Ruth and IVIabel " and three sons,
Harold, Edgar and Jack, all ' at
eme..Surviving also.. are three pis-
,
ters,• Mrs. Wesley Guest (Effie) • and'
Mrs. Russell Bushell .(Gertie) of
Kinloss ' and Mrs. Fred Blackwell
(Irene) :of Kincardine Township and
a brother Wesley Thompson of •Kin-
loss.
LVC1{NOW, ONTARIO
CHURCH NEWS VICTORY LOAN IS,
(�ENRAL)�
All new .library . books will be on
display Saturday afternoon and ev-
ening. • .
Mr. Jack Beaton of Toronto
spent .the week -end at John• Mac=.
Leod's.
Jim Henderson of Manning Pool,
Teronto spent the . week -end, at his
home "'heir "
Mrs. Allen , Durriin an
spent Saturday at the hon
John Durnin's on Con 9,
wanosh.
Know Hydro System
0 fr
Marsh iSth
ENTIRE SYSTEM,8 a.m. to 10A5. a.m.
and tie
St.SIDE OF 'VILLAGE AS FOLLOWS::
'z'Fitem7COrner-of--Stauffer--and Gough St., Southtrardl West
r14.t ,of Campbell St, and Ross St., and All streets adr
THVRSDAT, MARS Itth, 1942
South Kinloss
the Manse - where the new hostess,
Mrs. Philip, 'welcomed .those mem-
bers who were ablei to attend. The
president, ' Mrs. W. F. MacDonald
was in charge and an .interesting
program. •'was .conducted. , All busi-
ness was dealt with after vu hich the
Bible study, the _topic for the
family month, scriptural readings, the roll
of mt..call, prayer Circle, were taken by
est Wa- the various members.' Hymn singing.
. and a duet by Mrs. Philip and Rev.
H. Dann .brought the program to a
New or renewal su bscii ions to apse.
ev
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offered
prayer for
ail ,papers. and . magazines, are the Society, for the{ church, for the:.
promptly .serviced at The Sentinel world at large suffering under" the
Office• low lying clouds of war.. and for
R. , strength. to , carry � oti..
' W Raymond Richards' with the
The March meeting was held in
WELL. OVER THE TO!
EMILY WEATHERHEAD
A lifelong resident of St. Hel-
ens, Elizabeth Emily Wi3atherhead,
passed a:way at her home early
Miss Weatherhead had been in fail-
ing health, for over a year and a
half and about a week prior to her
death suffered a paralytic stroke.
the -late George and Mary Weather -
head, Emily was born on the horne.
_stead oWned by. her brother l'Amis.
C A F at Trenton is spending 'his •
leave with his• parents, Mr. and Presbyterian W.M.S. - ,
Mrs. Richard Richards. 1 . The March meeting was held at
- Marlines _ ._ the home: of Mrs. WM. Henderson._
Dean McTnnes who.. is � employed Mrs. Mullin, 'the ,presidentThe, conductBible-.
with the t ellavilland Company. in
Toronto, spent'the-week-end at his. 'ed the _opening exercises
home here, study on "Hope" was.taken. by Miss
• Pearl Henderson and stressWaslaid
Pte. Donald Finlayson who is at- on the Hope'Of Christ's Second Coni
tending the Army Trade School at ing. The prayer Circle included.
Windsor,. spent the week -end ' at • Miss Greta Campbell, ' Mrs. Will
his home here. Douglas and Mrs. Mullin. Mrs. Eimer
Johnston gave a reading and Mrs:'
The regular meeting of Lucknow HustonWes a: splendid paper'. on
Women's Institute will be held Fri- s Husto antors" 'The Glad Tid-
ings March 13th at 2.3Q.' Grand= of February. was touched on by.
mothers' Day. Roll call ---"My fay,= Miss MacLeod and the meeting clos
ourite old song'. ed by singing- and prayer, •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rae and '
Margaret -Spent the week -erica in United Church W.M.S.,
London, and were accompanied by i The March meeting of the Wo -
Mrs. Wm -McLeod, who is spending men's Missionary Society of the
the week with her daughter, Mrs. United Church' was held at the
Wilfred Johnston at'Bothwell. parsonage with, -a very good atten-
...,__ meeting opened by cin,-
With an original minimum objec-
tive of $600,000,00(1, Canada's Sec-
oqd Victory Loan has amazed every-
one by exceeding 150 ' per cent of
the quota to run the loan up mighty
near the billion •'dollar mark. The
province of Ontario subscribed pa
major„ portion of the loan, as. •couri-•
ty 'after --county -went over the top.
From time to .time during week days interruptions
tr,iollow, for :periods of from 2 to 3 hours in small and
of rem:ovate the _system., Any inconvenience -ter: constr,m,on5.2,.-
titirely -Unavoidable as the work entailed makes is int-
* --nritify' -Consumers 'definitely. °
tra
;imp AsNiNERsAgit.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. Mason KcAlli-
ly :observed the 25ili anniversary of
their wedding recently:
The,CereinenY wag performed by
Rev. Gilbert Gamin, at that .tirne
church, Dungannon. The bride was,
the former Miss Mary Reid, young-
• est daughter.;of 'the late: Mr. and
Mrs. Jaittes Reid, Concession 5, Ash-
field. Her little .golden -haired niece,
Kiss MarY Park, no* Mrs. Arthur
Stewart, was he; only attendant as
flower girl,
Mr. and Mrs. McAllister have,
• since their marriage, been continu-
ous redidents of, West W'atvanosh,
Complete . and final figures in
Bruce; County will not be released •
until today, but up until last Sat-
urday the County had: attained. 111
per, cent of the objective of $1,090,'
000.... . •
This village .is expected " to . ob-
tain at least 150 per cent : pf the
Objective of. $40.,000. x315to Satur-
day ,$56,1.00had been subscribed,'
and, ' it is indicated ,..the.' final re
turns will . net more than- $60,000.
With Huronns� County returns yet--`
incomplete th1e first of the week,
Huron had also passed its objective
of .$1,925,000, and ' was: well over
the 'two million mark;
Moved to the village- of St. Helens:
where she has • resided with her
brother•Frank:
She was a member of the Pres-
byterian and, later United. Church.
at , St. Helens, where the .'funeral'
where-, they have been successful service was held, Ph . Wednesday af-
farmers: Their family consists of ternoon conducted by Rev. G, A.
two sons, Kenneth at home and in Barnard.
attendance at school, and Robert, , Barnard;
was in Greenhill Cern-
the elder one, in training at Ham- 'etery with Frank Todd, Donald Mc
iltori as a mechanic in the aridly. Donald, Isaac` Miller, Edward Thom,
Wallace Miller and Colin McDonald
as pallbearers.
Miss Weatherhead is •survived by
two brothers, Louis and Frank of
St. Helens. Four brothers prede-
ceased her, James; John, William
and Malcolm as well as a sister at
the age of' six years. .
dance.MT. R V. MacKenzie who haSnot _
ing hymn 488- followed by prayer
enjoyed good health for g long per -
lien MacLean read the minutes Of
Mr. MacKenzie is able to' be about
the last Meeting in the ahsence of
the house, and is looking 'forwara
Mrs. W. B. Anderson. The business
to the spring when he expects to
perind followed, when it was, de -
e -able to getntit-of-doors-again.
Mrs. Phillip Stewart is able to be Thankoffering meeting on: March
up .this week, after being confined '27th and ektend an invitation to the
to bed for five weeks with a very congregation. The varions commit -
severe attack of bronchitis. Allan, tees were named to carry out these
Gwen and Winnifred are back to plans. it, wAs mOved- by Mrs. New -
school after 'being cOnfined to their ton arid "seConded by Mrs. Burns,
home for- three weeks with colds that the secretary write Mrs. 'Dob-
a.A.12:1_tiz,,,z___ son of Kincardine in regards to
There has been, Much sickness- ' r
rneetit%A. ,letter was then: read by
the village in recent weeks and
The Sentinel Office takes orders
for practically every magazine that
is. phblished. Prompt service on
daily paper new or renewal sub-
sCriptiOns also.
LITTLE JOAN RINTOUL, baby
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rin -
scalded from her knee to ankle
fecently when she pulled a teapot
over on herself.
The Townships 'of Ashfield, 'West
Wawanosh and Kinloss were ` all
reported' as over the_ top. In num-
erous municipalities, Council boards
invested liberally' in the loan. This
was-�not -the ease- in . Lucknowr_.
'the above three Townships. The
West Wawanosh Fire Insurance
Company invested • in the loan in
both, Wawanosh and Ashfield, we
understand:
Complete returns for Bruce. Co„
including all. mail up to Saturday
afternoon - at three o'clock; were:
This total' is made up of 4,880
individual sales.
*MoA1lt'
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1 box Kellogg's All' Bran 250"
2 lbs. California prunes 25c
Both for .:..,
Bader's Dutch SHORTBREAD
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Package 10c
ALLEN'S APPLE JUICE -
20 oz. tin. 2 tins 190
'5
BIG ''." CLEANSER-
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Your Fleisehniaraes Yeast
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• Ease that cold .with hot lens-
ona�le. LEMONS -
Per dozed' 33c
'Phone 82 We Deliver
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Objective Sales objective
St. Edmunds and Lindsay includ-
ing To,berrnory $ 10,000 16,100 161
17,000 30,850 181
40,000 56,100 140
26,000' 36,550 141
Eastnor (incl ing Lion's Head)
Amabel
Mrs. C . Decker regarding the al -
members of the Orr pinny have lecation for the bale for this year.
had more than their share:- First Lillian MacLean'took the 3rd chap -
it was the rriiimps, and then the ter froni the Stndy Book,on Chin -
'flu which finally Sent both Mr. and ese 1Vlisiseni. WS.- Turner closed the
Mrs. Orr to bed. Mel, is back on the meeting with prayer.
job now after,, a few days lay-
. Face Traffic Charges
'' one mile north of Tavistock about
12.30 a.m. Saturday, Clarence and
Clayton Wettlaufer, Tavistock, were
"SCREWY RULINGS"
_ ' arrainged in Magistrate -J. A. Mak-
' ins' court in Stratford on Saturday.
The gepoys are sincere in their
The former was charged with op -
belief that they were handed a raw
deal by the Bruce League execu-
der the .influence of liquor and
tive. Apparenty it is not :the first,
driving his car ,in a reckless man -
weird decisiop:' handed out by the
ner, while the latter was charged
with being intoxicated in a publie
plaee. Pleas of not guilty were en-
' pri:se reproduced bur article about
tered bv the accused brothers in,
Southampton
Port Elgin
Kincardine
Ripley
Mildmay
Walkerton I
Chesley
Paisley
Tara
Twp. Saugeen
110,000
65,004
65,000
140,000 -
15,006 33,400
35,000 32,700 ' 93
140,000 169,250 121
05,000 91,000 96
40,00Q 43,600 , 109
20,000 27,000 135 •
30,000 18,550 62
30,000 41;050 137
45,000 58,250 129
50,000 .50,750 102
25,000 26,650 106
35,0D0 „ 54,950 157
30,000 42,850 143
40,000 ' 40,600 102
55,000 ..56,700 103
. 35,000 35,400 101
156,700 142
12,950 \ 113
223
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BillOVJ Trade -In Sale
NO MATTER WHAT IT'S MAKE -WHAT IT'S CONDITION
That OS Watch of Yours°
iS WORT3 MONEY'
Donald •Agnew.
Referee --Bud ',McCartney.
pEE-WEES STAGE 2rid GAME.
Kincardine (including Tiverton)
Huron
Kinless
Greenock
Carrick .
Brant
Elderslie
Lucknow andLtochalsh Pee-Wees the Kincardine fiasco, and premed-.
each charge, -and adjournment was
are all tied up. in their "Stanley ed it with this introductory pare -
I made until March 13. The Wettlauf-
Cup"' playoff with a win aPiece., graph: - brothers were arrested, early
The Lochalsh 'lads won the firgt The Bruce hockey league; well 1 er'
1 Saturday' morning after their car
game en home ice 1-0, and last known for 4ts weird decisions m ,
ig alleged to have struck another
Saturday morning the Lucknow former years, is this year again ,
'car driven by Alvin Drennan, A.R.
kids evened the series by whining handing out, some: -screwy rulings
7, Lucknow. Both Vehicles were
7 to 0 in the local arena. 1 throngh its secretary, Harvey Damn
badly damaged; but the passengers
Jimmy McMillan scored all of 9f Walkerton. The following story
the 1060' goali and apart from his concerns a ilecisloia given out by escaped injury.
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successful rushes, the game was a
a 210 lead in 'the first, added an -
other in the second and four more
in the -third ioeriod.
Weather permitting, we under- f
stand the series will be continued
in. Lucknow next Saturday, There f
Damm in the lcincardine-Lucknow
It looks like Chesley and Moore-
ield for the Bruce League finals.
wai a good turnout of spectators
to watch these t to 10 year lads, r
and by popular comment the gamei
was rated -"the best• of the season' .
Lochalsh ---;Goal, -Lorne Cardise;
Def., George McLennan, Elmer Mc-
Kenzie; Centre, Lloyd Courtney;
•Wings, Donald Ferguson, Calvin
Gibson and Donald McLennan.
Def., Morley Chin, Jimmy Mc-
' Milian; . centre, Keith Kilpatrick;
Wings, Bruce Johnston, Donald
Thompson; alt.:, Arnold Ross, Billy
McCartney, Donald McAlpine and
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In the first game of t e spm
inals in Kincardine on Monday
night the Moorefield team scored
an 11 to 3 victory over the lakeside
town.
Clinton JuVeniles continue their
winning streak in the 0.M.H.A.
playdowns having eliminated New
Hamburg 12 to 8 on the round.
Big sister: "Johnny, if you eat
more cake you'll burst". _
Johnny: "'Well, pass the cake 'and
ENLISTMENTS in the woinen's
branch of the R.C.A.F. at London
last week included Marjorie Brook,
THERE PASSED AWAY in London
Ontario,' on February 27, Sarah Jane
Carleton, beloved wife of B. W.,
Vanderbourgh in her seventy-ninth
year. She was the eldest daughter.
of the late Mr. and Mrs. James
Carleton of Kinlough and is. sur-
viVed by hex husband and a sister,
Mrs. Archibald •Robinson, Kinear-
_LATE$T :FASHIONS
IN LADIES COATS, SUITS„ BLOUSES DRESSES
AND GLOVES
Have N\o'iv Arrived At PEARLMAN'S'
OTHER NEW SHIPMENT S of Ladies Wear Include Lingerie,
Hosiery and Foundation .Garments.
COME IN AND LOOK THEM, OVER
NNUAL MEETING of the
Ontario Federation of AgricUlture
is to be held in the King Fldward.
Hotel, Toronto On Ma01. 17th and
CLAD ONLY in abbreviated bath-
ing sititS a trio of -Walkerton dam-
sels recentlY disported themselVes
for a half hour on the snow clad
terrain cif the County Town. The
young ladies suffered no ill ef-
fects, but, 'tis said 'several older
onlooker§ 1Tiave since been threat-
ened with pneumonia. frep merely.
watching the bevy of beautieS. '
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