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THURSDAY, APRIL 20th, , 1939 •
WiGHA,a�'
SHOW STARTS .ATS -P.M. • EXCEPT SATURDAY
SATURDAY NIGHT TWO'`SHOWS AT 1.45 and. 935 p.m.
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT ;2.30
•
hors. ' Fri.. Sat., April, 20-21-
SPECIAL' • '•
STARS OF "CAPTAIHSi ':CO`URAGEOU•S"••
in 'their greatest *it!
Drama thof;pocirs
laughter and tears,
a mlighty wallop'
at our hearil.
-HENRY LES1.I1 • GENE
HULL ''FENTON • REYNOLDS ,.
, Screen Play •by`John.Meehan and Dore Schary'.
DI((••cesd by' Norman Taurog.
Pioduind by John W. ConJdine Jr
TWO SHOWS EACH .NIGHT -Admission, Adults 35c, Children 20c
_...'Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m.—Reduced Admission,.
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ALSO "MINIATURE" AND. "NF,WS"
MON...TUES.WED. ,:APRIL 24, 15, .26
' GLORIA STEWART • . MICHAEL ' WHALEN
e z in r r
"ISLAND :IN THE SKY
,HGLYROOD�
Iiev.1,ll, Ackert, • Ml's Ackert and
family WS. s. J. H. Acskert -of,
Moncton spent a few days last week
with Mr.- Ernest Ackert's. Mrs J. 13.
Aekei remaining for a visit •
Miss.. Elizabeth 'Pierce received
word on- Monday of the death of
her. 'brother,Mr. Edward 'Pierce of
Manitoba.. We .wish' . to, extend .our
sympathy, to her and also Miss Jen-
lilac- and ,Messrs Alex• . and Noble
Pierce, 6th ;con.
Mrs. Wm. Elliott and .Mrs..',_Mudie
visited with their niece Miss Minnie
Fanof,,Purple.,,Grove on Thursday:..
• Miss Jean `Johnston of l envie spent
a.: few ',days last, ,wee ' with ,her par-;
nd
ents, Kr. a ' Mrs: Mark Johnston.
:We wish to extend our..congrat-
ulatlions • to .Mr' and Mrs., ,Eddie
n.F
Thompsowho were ':married Wed -
levers .. esentedvm stery'yarn' •'in which Gloria Stewart does
A c Y.r
P. Y • • ,
some investigating on her ov►'n.
:.ALSO "MUSICAL COMEDY MAGYc. CARPET TRAVELTAK
"NEWSREEL CAMER IAN"
ERSTWHILE COACH
AND SEPO.Y" y/1-IITECH'URCH
COACH SIN NEWS AGAIN
j --Mr: Russel. Reid of Brantford spent,
e(By Milt DunnelIn, Thef
. Beacon- n....day with his tnother, Mrs. Alex
Herald).. Reid.- . .•
. Sirice
eid.-
Since 'anything can happen• on a Miss DbLothy Knight of rLinwood'
Monday, it, wasn't such: a surpr°ise:
is. Staying, with Mrs: A. Reid.
when Walter..McGinne"s, Victoria Har- Mr, and Mrs: .Cox, •Sr., have •re
boy'•s own edition of, Jeaii Pu'ie, .ank= turned' to their home..in Goderich af-
•• led into tliis office. McGinnes first 1,er spending. ti few Meeks with their
showed up iri these parts when , he son,:, Mr.'Ctarerice. Cox .in .the village
.had a brief 'fling at coaching. the Mr. Geo. Tiffin lost a valuable horse
Seaforth Beavers a• 'couple of • win, last week
• tern back. He didn't click 'with some. A number font here attended the
of •'the Seaforth • executives: Durine;• funeral of Mi'. Thos. Kew in Wing-
`' the past winter, he was 'coach: of hant, Thursday; •
the Ge.orgetawn club in the 0.1-1:A. in Mrs.. John `.Ciilieipie spent last
rniediate coni any. •;McGinnes . was, h , r son • Charles at :St..
to p week with.
• •cited several ' times during 'the .seas- Thomas. .
`on. On one occasion, it was in the . n;Ita• 'R..:Mowbray is attending the'
official '0'.H.A. bulletin; • 'which ',an- piovincial W..M.S. at Hamilton this.
. nounced• that he was in the ,doghouse weeic.•
for keeps, .because of a run-in • with 11,1r. Alex. Catileron had a very sue -
,
Johnny Jones, who was handling a cessful sale last 7:`1'iirsday. We are
game between Georgdtewn and sorry, to rejioi•t Mr. Caineron to by
' Bramptork. Weatherbeaten •Walter, in the Hospital, yet we hope , for an
the O.H.A. ruled, was tinder supen- improvement soon.
cion indefinitely, • and .was to shave Miss ,Agnes Wilson, R.N., of Wli t-
'''' a7. nbr-r; rtibiier and. +ua•.the ,piloting „o:f ` by,'"WentAlvelireettoond at'41teolcont•a
' . the, Georgetown squad. It looked like of her, mother, Mrs. •James Wilson.
a long wait from January 13 (it•was • We ,are sorry- to report the serious
a Friday) until' the lake' boats would illness of : Mr's. Gibbs, after ,having
be pushing but of harbor,,, McGinnes
the "'flu, from which she is not im-
is a fresh water sailor in ` the sum-; proi.,ime •
mer.Mr. K. Carrick spent the. week -end
On , February 18, he was in the at Stratford with his friend, Mr.
• • news again. Referee Norm 'Calling of Pratt. .• '
Bradford teas going to report Mc•• 111.
s. ' Finirac,ruon : spent a few days
Ginner for. running eta on the icy. ill II�Ing4 int ,;cith her daughter, Lila.
during a tame be tween.•Georgetown• ,• •-
and Bolton. And Hawes going to re-—
port 'hint for, throwing punches after TO,.'itECEIVE "IRON''•
LUNG
the game was, over. If . was pointed ,
out -that McGinnes already was under • As a part of the generous .ges-
iridefinite suspension,. ' so ' Collins tore made, by Lord Nuffield, Kin -
didn't go to the trouble of re' i ardine hospital will shortly receive
'porting him again; McGinnes ' an "i'1'On lung;',. used in the, treat -
and Mooney Gibson of the Brame-; a
hent bf :infantile paralysis.
"ten i club held 'up a game be=
Lord , Nuffield, who owns theM
or-.
tween ' Georgetown •.and ,Brampton•ria Moroi' Worlds a Co lei,. Oxford.
while they took turns at s1an04.rng England has • fifer d •the valuable
each other's lineage 'at centre ice: equipment' free to any hgspital' in
One• newspaper correspondent blamed the British Empire so desiring it.
him for being:mixed up in a • brawl Application has been made through
iii which Referee George Hainsworth the necessary clientele• by the Board
of Govenors� of Kincardine :Hospital.
f Kitchener suffered `a Wrenched' Th onlycost. mailed • •i:s' • a . cult
e e p 3m► .
shoulder. 'M'eGinnes denied that.or tranuportaition from the Nuffield
debited • 'r the ice— works to 'Kincardine,•which is approx-
on h
C,latmecl lie wash t -even ,
just a. victim of a.,bad' mine,•. les. itnatoly ;1310; . h •
he Maritimes • ne+tt Wliile the iron lung" Is associated
looktnbg toward .th
, reputation for in the 11'o}t rlar mind almost;, exclus•
season. They tie got a repo n ively with the treatment, of iresPC.
playing for .keeps down, in the IThiteo ' story paa•alysis rfoiloWin.g infantile.
• . •
league— and baeki tg op ..T•th eir opn- pat .it ii of value in many
other
•" ;%9:= �:it',eh}fil•-,7,•-"El •'tet, Tenktboil• _: �LithtWil.„
" 't a 'consi<i_ 'If' can be used for, the treatment of
thinks maybe . he wonldn b
niicfnsc onsnes;� following gas poi4-
Fred such a..roughneek .1.11 that that e't1M11- : t •
•. • ' ., onrng •it'nd •
poisoning' , £rein other
lsany. What he dropporl in to say, ; 'drugs.' . ' ,
.. or etewf had ,• �.
though,. was that,Ge g ry+h.e t�eslitrator weighs ,about d06
'Who l•a er named Ken Richardson w enndt; and tapes .0 ”. slightly• more
, rK op
should go well in M-0 hockey.. room than a single bed. •
. Kf O V SENTINEL
Published ' • ,every • Thursday morning
at ']Lucknow, Ontario
Mr's. A., ]a. ,MacKenzie—Proprieto
Campbell Thonipson—Publisher
THURSDAY, APRIL 20th, '1939
MAFEKIMG' . -
(Int ,nded Per Last Week):'
Mr. and Mrs. 'Eldon_,Twarnley rid
family ,of• • Chathafn, spent thweek-
end' at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Geo
T•'wamleg.
Mr. and :Kra. Hiram_ Moffat and
children of Watford.were week=en*
:visitors at the :home of hker th.ei,
Mrs.. Richard Johnston.. ,
Lois and 'Ruth :Webb 'of St�,Helen ;
are Spending, a couple of weeks .with'
nesday of last. week ,and to extend:..thffir grandparents, Mr,. and Mrs.
a welcome: to Mrs. Thompson to our;
camnlunity. There was , a• reception'
held'in the Township Hall on Tuesday
ev•eni•
ng in their honour.
WEDDING BELLS
C'ASEMOIiE=.TUCK-
A quiet' but pretty wedding took
place;'at St. Andrew's United. Church
parsonage„ Chatham, on Saturday af-
Thos.. Anderson. ' • • .•
Mr, and, Mrs. Paimer Kilpatrick of
Toronto. aro Easter visitors with Mr.
and .s;.. S J. atrick:
MisMrs Mary. .11. ,ortoiiKilp•of A'rthur :is
.•
spending this week Ober home. •'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearce of
H'olmesvilie spent• .the week -end with,
r. and Mrs. Thos. Anderson.
:Mr: and 'Mrs. S. B.• Stothers, and
'family of Arthur spent Friday with
Mr; and Mrs, Henry Horton.
ternoori, :April ` lst,.at, three o'clock,' Miss Grace ' Blake ' of... Drumbo ' is,
when nototh - Wilhelmina Tuck, eld`-, spending the Easteh vacation at her•.
est' d ughter of Mr. and Mrs:. Of Tuck" home ` .
•
of Patterson Avenue' , became . the
bride' of Victor Thornton •Casemore, ' 'Bargains in Congoleum• '=and Lin -
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry.'Casemore, :oleum Rugs. Good patterns, Most
Of Wingham. Rev- W.., J. Preston. of- :sixes, THE M'ARIirET STORE:
belated. The 'bride' looked charming..
in a gown. •of bine Suez crepe ' with
Rosebud •trimming and, carried a bou-
quetof llriarcliffe rosesand Maiden-
hair ferli..The .bridesmaid % vas' Miss
Shirley Jean; Dawson, and the grooms-
man Kr. Lloyd Martin. Reissner.
After a short motor ,trip, Mr. Mr. and
Mks, Casemore. will'reside -ilia Cbat
ham.
T.HOMPSON ---SAUNDERS
A ' quiet :wedding" was solemnized
at the Ashfield- United parsonage
on • Wednesday, April 12th •by Rev.
Jas. Wilkins, when Ruby Violet, '
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Saunders
was . united in •. • iharriage to Edward
' 'Thoimip seta, son of '• Mr. and • Mrs •
Thompson , of Holyrood: e ,. bride
wore a dress of •,French' blue with
Matching accessories.
Following'ithe ceremony,, a wedding
dinner was served at the' home of
the bride's parents3'The young couple
will reside at Holyrood. Their ''frie s
Wish to extend ;sincere ,congr
nations: •,
Op ITUA•RY
SERVE
• (Intended 'ForLast Week)
MrWn: Nesbitt passed aa
y at
Iiia :home oithe• South Line, Thurs
day 'fast,' following it brief illness,
leaving his,, Widow- and . son John of
Palmerston. • ,R,ev, L. , • S. Mott ' eon-
ducted 'ithe : funeral service at 'the
house on Saturdayarid interment was
made in Kincardine' •Cemetery..
The 'i'inion _••Servidei held; in St.
John's' char& • aster 'Sunday was
largely attended. Rev. Seott of Knox
Church,' Kincardine, was the. special
speaker; Rev. L., S. Mott and Rev.
F. • C. McRitchie also . taking part in
the':service. The `choir was '.made up
of members .of the three congregat-
ions.•
Misses Gertrude and 'Alice Hew-
itt who have' been in Kincardine and
Toronto 'for the winter, have return=
ed home: •
Among those home for Eas
ar
,were
Miss Jean .McLelland, Windsor; 'Miss
Margaret Jean Alexander, .Toronto.
Miss ' Elva Horne,: Durham; Mr. Bert
Needham, • Allanford; • Mr. Glenn
Needham of .Matheson; Ont.
Miss Pearl Dunn of Preston vis -
THOMAS KEW ited Mr. and Mrs. W. J. :Hodgins
Funeral services for Thomas Kew; over . the holiday.
were held in' his home at Wingham
on Thursday last,:' in Ewhich, town he
had fer thirty-three years conducted
a harness -making business:
he was born at Point 'Edward. and
after. living; in Clinton for a short
time, moved With his . parents' to
Whitechurch• •when he was .a' child df
six. His father was station -master.
at Whitechurch. Relearned his trade.
harness -making, at Brussels, and op
rtned. ,;a. shop. !at. Whitechurch. '.He
ttoutotateased,,,htoshusineoeAr'Wd IO:nid
in i9;06.
On Christmas Day, 1901, he mar-
ried Rachel Cottle of Whitechurch,
who survives with one daughter, Mrs
L ate., (Edith Mary) 'Whittaker, Flesh.
erten, and one n,. Wi11iaih . E`r'nest,
of Pickering Ont. Hi is also sur-
vived' by six sisters and two brothers,
Ors. A. Codwallder, Toronto; Mrs.
Annie ISkelding, Toronto; Mrs. D.
Walkom, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.; Mrs.
Jas: - Bahl, Wooster, Ohio; Mrs. Wm.
Field, Wingh'atn;• Mrs. .Elliott' Flem-
ing, Fergus; Dr. Arthur 'Kew, Chazt-
bersburg, Pa.; William'Kew, Niagara
Falls, Ont.
•
L,,At'IOSIDE -
. Thu- Langside Rural Club held their
meeting o.,n •Enda eve irig• when
dancing was the enjoy1.01a. The next
'meeting is, to be April 26th and this
is to: -,he the last of the meetings:
Mr. Wendel Taylor hasbeen older-
ed by the • doctor to rest for two
weeks owingto a heart • conidtion.
tine to -the resdlts of the flu:
•
Mrs Harry .Simpson, Kathleen and
Jean, spen'"t last week at the home of
her- parents, While Mrs. W:/n. Conn,
Connie . and Roberta Simpson ,spent
the holiday .,with Mn:' And Mrs. 'Her..
Johnston of ',L>ieknow.
Mrs,••Archie Paterson and;.Helen,'of
'Lucknow • spent Easter with `het'
;mother,. Mrs,. W. A. Taylor.
The Langsde 'Mission Band mem-
bers, „attended the • Rally , held "'last.;
'Wednesday afternoon irk ;• sTeeswatei•
when' their, famous ,quartette Miss
Agnea Conley; ; Donald Donaldson,
John McInnis; arid Kenneth Orr sang
aceonipanied kty. Winnie Donaldsan.
Mr.: and Mrs. 'Lorne 'Spec.t (nee
Ada .Aitchison) newlyweds of Chesley
spent Easter holidays with her aunt,
and cousin, Mrs. ' W., At Taylor and
Charlie.. .
Mr. Alex Cameron' had a very su.e-i
cessft.l sale.on,Thursday of last week.
We are glad to report that Mr. 'Cam-
eron has been able to. leave -the hos-
pital and is 'staying at the halite, of
his brother, Mr. Miles 'Cameron of
Wingham • and is recovering normal'
health very quickly. • „ '
Mr ,Albert : Taylor haal' . been en-
gaged for the *rine work' by Mr.
John -Wedel; ..•
Mrs.. D. • A. MacDonald and Donald
2nd •Con , •:'spent Thursday nth • Mrs.
V Emerson: •
Mr. and; 'Mrs.• • R. Tiffin, • and;; Fred t
.spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Ritchie of: near Holyrood,
The Lang'side. Presbyterian W. M.
S, are holding ' their meeting I thi
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mts.: John. Richardson. ", •
Mr. and . Mrs; GeorgeHarkness and
Miss Reba ,Marslial• 'spent Sunday
With : Mr.: and Mrs. Victor.. Emerson.'
Miss Tena Orr spent ..the week -end
at her home here.
• The Witeehurch Women's Insti-
held' their' meeting, on.
Tuesday' afternoon in their hall with
the, president Kiss Grace' Richardson
presiding. The roll call was answered
`tHow Many • Meetings .have 1 'at-
tended. during the year.": The finan:•
•cial: statement for the' year showed
a balance of $1Li.20: Thanks for -the
fruit were received. from Mrs..J-
Johnson and Mrs. V. Emerson: It was
decided to buy 10 decks of • cards
these to' be kept by _ the :Sec,-Treas:
The motto—"Look pleasant•please. the
,world is taking your ' photograph"'
was given by Miss, Grace Richardson.
Mrs. Ezra Sholtz '• gave a :reading;
"Apples fol- grandchildren." Te el-
ection :o1 officers followed with Mrs.
the work
'Gibson Gtllespre presenting k.
cf. the nominating eolmmittee—Pres.,
Miss Grace Richardson; 1st vice -Pres.
Mrs. L. Grain; 2nd vice-pres., Mfrs.
R. Pollock; Sec.-Treas Agnes Gill-
espie;' Branch directors,' Mrs. E., .Well -
wood, Mrs. Cecil Falconer, Mrs• . Mac
Ross, Mrs.' Walter Lott, Mrs. Jim
McInnis, Mrs#'Ben, Naylor, Mrs., Roht.
Ross; Reporters; Mrs.' • D. Beecroft
and Mrs.' V. Emerson, :Pianists,•Mrs
;,lRyl, .. JF',acniejr,, ;.X11s ss-,.Meld:t'RV lsoi41
rPleased. r
W rePort that the'
We ,are to tot
p
sick people in our commun.ity are
progressing favourably.
Ir. and Mrs. Reuben Shewfelt.
Arinow�, ` visited Monday" at Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Hunter's home.
tote April
CREWE
Messrs. ;Ronald• Treleaven, . Chester
'�li imii afiri*I lfiK1,'4` `N'.Morott11a ld i a
attended ,the 'young People's Confer
ece .which was held at the Wesley.
Willes Church at Clinton on Fri -
RAPID, CITY
Miss Mary MaolCk naie received
word on Saturday that her sister,•
Mrs:. Allan Hayes •, (formerly ,Bello
MacKenzie) 'diad passed -away after
several' months illness. She is sur,
vived by her mother, Mrs. C. Mac-
Kenzie, 'four sisters, .Mary' and Mrs.
Ross McMillan living .here, Mrs.. Joe
Jardine and Mrs. ,Frank Hessle of
Evanston Ill..and one :brother, Gor-
don of London. The' sympathy of this,
eoilnmunity` 'is extended to the be-
reaved family. •
Mrs: Roy 1VIciufllit2,"zoite and Roy
visited with ,the• M•eQuill111,, fantily 1"6Friday.., -' ,
•
Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy Girvin visited
friends here on Sunday.
Miss Bernice Durnin returned to
Stratford ion Sunday '.accompanied
by her uncle, Orville and Lorraine and
Lindsay Durnin. '
• Miss Ella Whitley is spending some
time with her aunt,'Mrs.•Isaac Nixon,
Belfast. • • : '
Mr.- and -Mrs. Ranson Drown end
. ' let 51e Lik..:...
G. heed's on Sunday:
Miss l%fyrtle McQuiilin of'Windsor`
is spending a couple of weeks at her
home here. • `
School started Monday with a full
attendance. There will be . ne beg'i n-
ner's• class till later £or- hack of seats,
' Mr. and Mrs. Albert • Paterson of
Whitechurch " visited Mr. Bert 'and
Mabel Reid on Friday,
Mr. and .Mrs. Wilfred Drennan and:
children •visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Stothers near Dungannon on Friday.
Master. Chas. iGirvin• of •Nile 'spent
the week -end with • -Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne B'mntoni. .. ,
' Mrs. -Auubrey. •}liggins' aka' boys
who spent the '.past week with her
metier Mrs. Meinary returned t'o
Detroit' on Sunday.
M. Harold Elakic is spending a
pleasant weekend with his• sister"s at
at St. Cath'eri es and Toronto
• Mr. Aldoon Figs wan home from
Saltford for• the holiday s.
Mrs. Cecil Blake visited her parents
Mr, and Mit. • S. J. •Kilpatrick. en
Thursday.
'Fitiit;''-MTs: „Ezre wSiioi'tz UIstrreOir0
ector,,'Mrs . E. Sholtz, Mrs. J. B.
Morrison;,Program corn., Mrs. 'T. H.
Moore,. Miss Catherine Mowbray,
Mrs. N. J. Coulter, Mi -s. Russel
Gaunt,'a
Mrs: 'R. Pinder; Auditors,
Mrs.. A. Coultes, .Mrs. V. Emerson;
,Caretaker, Mrs. G. Gillespie. It was
decided to .hcild the May meeting in
the hall and fdr the summer months'
in the homes, Four dollars was then.
donated for. the use of the Presby-
terian
resbyterian Qshed to the , Paesbyterian
Church Treasurer. - •
-
T,he United Church, Whitechurch,
are holding their Sunday services at
7.30 .this Sunday, April •23rd 'when'
Rev. Townsend of •Belgrave'.will speak
Note the time please. • -
•
There is . considerate truth ,in "the
present' quip that peace will genre to
the world: rbhen •Franclo's widow takes
the 'news r to Staiin's .deathbed that
Mu, so'lini died of a heart attaelc while
attending Hitler's funeral E c.
• I 6
HELENS
ItiP?--4
'WS 'Team Thom; student 'nurse av
he Mothercraft. Hospital, ,Toronto,
spent the week-end`at her home'. here.
Rev. "}L M. Wright , and Mrs,
Wright and. family ' were week -end
visitors...at ' Leamington:
Mrs, Horace Aitchison and , sons
of Lueknow ..were guests, ,for the week
withMr; and •Mrs; McKenzie' .;ebb.
n:.,
•
r c
.Rev'.
H. �C, Wilson .of Aub n o
ducted ''the service iii '!the United
Church Sunday :evning:. Misses Zeta
Munro and Vivian Straughan of Ai '-
burn .favoured' v*ith a .duet accom-
panied .by .Mfrs. 14ltmro.••The •service
next Sunday morning .-will be .in
charge of' . Rev. ''H.• M. Wright :w1to;.
ill be assisted by Mr..' Zinn 'ofI1._anes.
School re -opened on Mond''ay, Lor,
the: final term with Miss Sadie Mc-
Charles and• miss Beatrice Mc'.Quillin
in charge and with Billy --Webb as
the only • them e1 - of the, beginner's
class '
Woods were Oro.* residents of this
community.
Mr. ; and'. Mrs: 'George McDonald
dell:Irate' ,Soli `wYi� ' 1 (116 .ween
i�
A, marriage of interest t� friends
here took place at Regina recently.
when Doiialda Courtice, only daughter'
of Mrs. ,Janet C. Miller and he Into
1VIr:' R. , A. Miller; ...former i ident-
of thiscol unity*, Was' united in mar-
nriage .toiniMr. 'Laurens von Ghesel
G.rothe, of Rosetown, Sask.
Mr: and. Mrs. -Ed. Smith of Toronto
were visitors •.with My. John Webster
last week: •• • • . Robinson Mr. Robinson Woods ,has received'
cord bf the death of his brother. Mr.
John Waods, which occurred at Mel -
fort, Sask. on April •'1. Mr.' anad Mrs.
. C U LROSS, CORNERS
Mr. and Mrs. Bert 'Shewfelt of
Kincardine' spelt. Easter. with Mr. and
Mrs. Wall. -
• Mr. and Mrs: &torrelliBell and' fam-
ily of Toronto motore'd' to Kr: find
Mrs. Hannah's for Easter holidays.'
Mr. Ernie Hannah spent a day with
1
his. sister Mrs. Morley:Sell of Govi
i'ie'.
Richard Turner of Lucknow sp nt
Easter week with Miss Gertie Wraith.
lift. Enrle.. Ilodgints' and Wm. Dav"
iSon:*aide a business trip to Toronto
1n.
Miss Plortence "Ilodgins tiff Boyden
was ' with her mother Mrs. Walter
I}odgins Easter week.
Uias Manion Hodgins visited with
her, sisters, Mrs: Taylor and. riot.
Thei apsen• last week.
itors with their uncle, Mr. D. C. and'
k?ts„,:McDonald, ':left on Monday for•
the West.
ASSUMES EDITORIAL DUTIES
Rev. Win. Matheson of Chesley;
and 'l rother of Murdoch Matheson
of Ashfield,'has assumed the respon-
sibility-of
espon-sibilityof writing the bulk of the'
editorial page, of the 'Chesley Enter:
arise. Rev. Matheson is an able writer
and should uphold the high standards
of the editorial, page 'as maintained
by the late editor, Mr. Wm..MacDon,
ASH FIELD. NOTES,',
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hunter s,.. ent ,
Sunday with .Mr.: •and • Mrs. -John .
10thCon.,shfield..
o A
Campbell n 10
Mrs. Jos. ,Helie visited : with 11Zr.
and Mrs: ,Root. Helie over the Week-.
end.
1VIiss Jean • Long spent, a day in
London last' week:
Miss Rena Hunter is assisting, Mrs.
Ilarvey• Webb, at present-.
Dr, and .Mrs. Evans'of Clinton
ited` .with • •Mr. and Mrs. Will Helm
core day last week.. -
Mr. Robt. Reid spent ,Sunday with
lr, and ,Mrs. ;John MacDonald:'
Mrs....Albert Helm who has been
quite ill for 'the past three weeks
is progressing 'favourably; •
•
- You feel like stunting—but ;' • IE can't -your throat
r r`� `s drY Y —: oil feel• as. if you i' • oking with appre-
bensiou-u our bear-t'is oun ing rounding, pounding•--_
o w -t- ben? ' Then i .m' the burning.chaos of
....„t,h(iV .Wi
our mind' springs a dear, -spar -1 ng thought: "I've.g o f
to _, ” help". Beore you know what's
telephone" 'for h p,
happened; all the .vast organ! ration,:laboriously built
cl b .our conixtiunrty firemen.
p o u+#1 tltarnia2 e v .,, .
and ri kr► n.
1' i?instantly e to your
1 . ice, sin latices, hospitals coni
..� rile �,
erieies it s' ricPless .lio "sc�-'arttl in rarer �
ii. 'eleplione seri+ice is iridely ,
itseiZ because it is courteous.
' of f iri 'izt,yc'sturprisingly
eti wn:Si.!7t?: Not1iinq else,yi'kls
so much for, what. it costs! •
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