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•niter' Church Vit. P, s ,
Rev.; C H. MacDonald, was: .the• ,ir�O R'!
L andGENEK 1
guest speaker : at the: United chvxch . _ . ,
., r ons `ani
daughter
Y.P.S.meeting on Monday evening, , .MIs. Wilk Porte ,s
and gave a• splendid talk Conithe sub-. Mary Louise ee.v;earn
rs last w,
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Iact "Tina Day—A Holy Day in London. -dor a ihooidY "
;After the opening
hymn, 1iev, R. C. Todd. led in 'prayer
and Gordon'Morrison read the ,Script -
we lesson: A.icadin
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given
by
Mae Websteran
d, piano. instrument -
•al ''by Louise.` Greer; ° '
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BIBLE ' INSTIT•UTE
I:uCKN.o�v •
evived?. If. my pee
of ion on:Relived ..
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le which are :i ailed, .;bS:• my :nasus
shall Imitable theteseives 'and pray,
d•'.seek my face.• and, turn from
• s• '.then:"will I hear'
their wicked wa .
.y .
from. Heaven • a'nd,. will forgive their,
sin ,'• and will heal their land." 2nd'
.Chronicles, 7th chapter, Lith verse.
• Do :you believe God means 'what He
says? 'Just twomore nights of teach-
ing ministry at the• Bible Institute•.
Come out and rnelp'pray down a. Spir-
itual Awakening upon our ,land be-
fore the , storm breaks. 7:30 .P.M and Mrs W. McDonald of ] in- we frequently near, when a notice
Song Service and Prayer for Reviv= loss and.;in.the •vicinity. or •some small item of particular int-
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-R 6.00 J. K.1VM9 P.M.•= -Feature events. , '.Mrs. V..N..Prest recently, sunder- portance is being inserted :in the.'
J. K. MacGillivray; M.A. 'Junior t ma'or operation in , Guelph paper.
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• Bible Club General Hospital and ism g And u9.
Mrs. W. V. 4,010140u and;then:
re • Catherine! 'Ill ary and ' Bruce,`
children, Ga . e
visited lest week in Toronto. •
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Mr. J: E. Smith of Listowel, span...
the Easter "vacation with life parents,
r winMrs, das1
:Thos. Alton returned hon e
e --spending the .winter
last week 'after
her .daii hter Alma.
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Mr. • and, ' Mrs.. Charlie•W b$et
Toronto were Catie0d° 'Kisit fis•K :
his•arents • 1VI� , and:'Mrs." Richard
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Webster. '•'• ,
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ink i f
John': 'Carruthers of the: ^ B
.Montreal staff at Guelph is; .conclud:
ing "a .three. -weeks' vacation at .his
home in Kinloss
Mr. and Mrs W. 'Cameron' of
Olds, Alberta, . aret;rvisiting With Mr
ASSUNIEU ,POSITION'
Alien Wini#ifred Percy of c,incar.
'dine ,.and whose home 19 :at !lough
been appointed. night ;supervisor
ban ,.
at• istowet . Memorial Hospital: Ano
�
a'ssuined her duties last . week •
Graduate At.Quellh
p;A;TE OF BRUCE MU$ICAT'
F'ESTIVAI. DRAWS �NEA1
'The third annual n•►usical. ,festival
'll
for puling schools In • Wiest Bruce. wi..
be held„ this. year on Monday,.May
Int. This. has come to be' an import -
the • sc clastic' :calendar,
ant day on h .
and pupils f ;fr*ori Southanlptou ,to
anducknow in the south-.
Teeswater L
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class:. were 'Veronica Margaret •.St. the festival' has attracted a • large
Junepupils and many friends
1 • rt of
M$rie> Stir' wawanoeli arid, $e en• ei_ xy , mann
a of Kincardine, and' parents to hear the young . con
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o than. 500 to:c a pak,t,, i
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- b �testants. more X#..
e ., he 1938 festivtil.: ,
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Oleo iAit`+h .. {yCe,.iRacu wip ^`.C` -T• -- -
' " t 'µbrown trout, and will :again net as . adjudicator . 'Reg -
enters.'
Reg -
on. �pe�ked •t>�u.:.. •:
' atur:da '. Mations called •:for all entries ' in• the,
auroratout, • effectivc.� � Y, . •.
s to . be i : , April, 15th:
April' 29th:;;: ' 'eleven- slices ., n by.
In • '.addition to _ the contests, the
• festival • choir 'composed of more
• lan - 25.0 voices, will be: heard, sing.-
ing
ing-
ing these .selections: 0' Canada, 'Land.
of Glad • Tomorrows; +' Wi' a Hundred
Pipers, • Some: Folks Do; Hymn of
Praise and two,.' two-part songs, The
Mill and' The, Quest:
TRUIISD�IY, AQRIL 2.4th,.. 1919,
•
ADM MISPLACED( : GETS
B1 ERS.' JUST'"TEE. SAME •
"Put it. ;in on the front `page: where.
people. • will see it," is an , expression'
every 'Friday, 4;15 P.M. wen a major making 'fav- we as . frequently smile ; to'
RN .PRINTS.,
TONE AND. COL -
,TO YOUR HOME—
KEEPING'' • WfT'11 • THE
DECORATIVE 'MOTIF . OF
SPRING - HERE ARE
PAPEits' - YOU'LL LIKE.
REAL QUALITY MATER-'..
'MALS AT AN UNUSUAL
LY LOW ,POKE
Cali, And'' See Them
Int. PATEiRSON
J.
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Nice Observation
•Customer: . What color' are "your
Wind* blinds...
Sale.
. n. Window -blinds ars -all
shades,: mtidrirn:�',?x
its
-I U' tON CONSIDERS
REFORESTATION
WON HOCKEY MATCH
LAST WEDNESDAY
111'
A '. hockey 'match between Ripley
• knd Luoknow, .on a good sheet,, of ice:
in'. the °1oc:;a1 rink. last,.'Wediresday
April .12th,.. should be one for, the
book'ucknow, won the game .,3' to 1,'
' with: scattering of 'fans in atten-
:dance to watch am interesti,il:
Goal -getters for Lucknow were;
Cameron,. McCartney, and :Doug..
Clarke, .who..was a ,holiday visitor
here McCormick •got Ripley's , •lone
•counter.
Meeting .in,'Clinton recently, one of xLucknow-Goal,- Ritchie; „Defense,
the=niatters'•before'the Advisory Agri-Cameien,. Clarke; Centre, Fisher;
''ltur Commit e" of. Huron County, Wings, •'Greer,,- Solomon; Alt., Dah
e mer, .McCartney,, L. McDonald' and'
was "the matter • of .Conservation and • Thompson.
re-foriestation. Reeve Alex McDon- : ' {Ri 1 -=Goal' 'Pollock! -:D f.; :rind
aid, and Delasi i'a'''Olbert'FrE4ne sa McLay; Cen.,: B. Harriss Wings,:
f y,
enable ,progress toward recovery.:
Ashfield are ,°bath •niernbera o
H. Harris, McCormick; Alt., McLean,
this: committee. ' •• Matheson:
•After discussing .• the 'matter front , 'Referee --Shirr. Bowers. '
the angle' of Windbreak 'and woodlot
•• plication of chemical weed ,killer. It'
rvsas pointed out• that the Ontario ,De-
pttrtMent of Highways rebates 50% of
the cost of the sprety 'equipment.
The . Advisory Committee.. 'will
' strongly, recommend to, the, 1940 Htir-
on County Council . that ,the grant.
carrying ; on work among teen,
age farmers' sons and .daughters, be
increased; .#,tom $200' to' '$300 to. eri-
planting; ' conservation of fish and
game and 'wild 'flowers, prevention
of soil erosion: ;;the attraction. to •
tourists and' the production of 'Christ-'
mss 'trees,, a•; sub eonnmittee was 'sel-,
eeted to investigate. the '.possibilities
of :a• reforestation:` campaign and to
report • in May to.: the. Advisory Com
inittee
The Advisory Committee passed a
resolution recommending..the 'Hunan
Plowing' Match Committe : continue
their efforts to . bring, the inter-
national Plowing Match to '• Hpr-
on ' in 1941.' or. ' 1942,, and also re-
commended that the .Associktibn co-
operate .'with the, Agricultural re-
presentative to 'select 'a team lett
plough boys • to represent Huron at
the International Match this' year at
Brockville.
In,:view of -the ' fact that 87.6 per
•cent. of 5,972, farm in Huron Coun-
ty voted in favou f the T. B. Re-
stricted Area plan, the Advisory com-
mittee adopted a •'resolution ''to ..con-
tact the proper authorities inl'mpres'
sing on $3on.• 1.`Q:r••Gardiner,� s'L+ederal
Minister of •, Agriculture the' desir-
ability of having Huron Countycat-
tle ;tested . at the earliest , possible
date, to facilitate .the marketing of
cattle, especially to the U. S. A.. Mar.'
kets.
it(- Wit. On Weeds
In view of the ineffective meas••
ures of controlling weeds, Which are.
increasing in. the. County • the Ad-
visory . Agriculture Committee, is: re-
commending that each municipality
Miss Mildred •'Horne returned ' to
Detroit last Friday after ; spending'
two weeks' With • her .mother,. who •is
recovering from a recent .illness:
' Miss' Donalda McCallum, who has
beeen in, Toronto • for •some time; has
returned tothe village, to resume
her position at the home of Mr. Her-
old •Linin
SCOTS GATHER FOIL. HIG11LANi)
GAMES. IN' ANTIGONISH, AUG. 23
Scots in Eastetn Canada will . sally
er this• year for the ',annual Highland
games at. Antigonish, a picturesque
•town, and college' .centre on the main
line of the Canadian National Rail
ways 'between Ti}uro ind' Sfydney,•
Nova ,.Scotia, on Wednesday; August
23rd:' These gaii:i.es are similar to the
"Braemar", the great' annnal• gather.,-
ing in Scotland fosthe testing place•
of strength, gracefulness :ofthe dance
and the • .music''' of the pipes. This
part .of Nova Scotia' is, at its best
in :August with . delightfully sunny
days and cool 'nights While the.scen-
ery is among the most beautiful to be
seen in Eastern Canada. Not ,far.
Mvay is a .Canadian National Rani
ways resort, Picteu Lodge, an' attract•
ive seaside summer resort on the
south shore of, th'e strait' of North-
umberland. I' '
C: H.. MacDonald, Mrs. • Wni.
MacKenzie •. and . Miss . Marson Mac-
Pherson -are attending the W M., S.
• rovinciai at St. Paul'•s ;Chnrch,. Ham-
aton, this week...•
Rev. J. L. Burgess of .Morriston'
and formerly of South Kinloss was one,
of three spehiders to address the
nnem'bers':of the Knox College Alumni
&ssociatlon .which met last week:
Miss.: Alma Alton.. returned homer
Thursday ,after spending ,a few: days'
in Toronto. attending.; the :Educational
Association Convention where . she
gave a paper on "The tmilrovement
able 'the 'various phases of the work(;give serious" consideration to :purchase.
to be extended and enlarged. oa power sprayer, for. the efficient Ops.
• HILD . STRUCK ' BY •: CAR
DILIV:EN .:;BY+,BR TC.E M. P»•
our'se1'des, 'for we, believe' it -matters
little where ' an 'item is inserted, ;sq
far as - seeing it is concerned.
In last ' week's issue .a classified
ad •: was. placed: in error in the . ipcni
and •. neral , coltimn, but it '. brought
results' just the same, and as a result,
Fred .Emberlin quickly; disposed; of '•a
tamworth pig 'and a,; bicycle which he.
offered •
Reading." A
$artin .Bai*low; five-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barlow of
'Belleville, was .rushed 'to Bellville
'General Hospital Thursday afternoon
in .a' serious conditiop after an ae-
cident in ` front of his home. After
watching„ city employees clean • the
street, the lad ran across' the street
after his dog and was struck by 'an
eastbound car driven , by W. R. Tom-
Port Elgin: The boy
suffered a fractured left thigh, lac-
erations to the: scalp and slight'con-
cussion.
LUCKNOW.
UNITED.
CH•URChII,
• Rev. ' R. C."Todd,
Pinter1
SUNDAY,
'A PeriL 23rd. '
a.in.-=k
11Aquli'esItioOBEYING.n for ChristiansY
HOW. . . ''M
LORD'S : LAST • .COMMAN:D?'
3 p -m.= Sunday School.
7 p.m.—THE SUPREME RULE
'-•
OF LIFE •
The truly great life is that'. in
which Christ reigns as,:Lord of Ian.
'1'O THOSE WHO .BELIEV.E IN
- ' FREEDOM!
Democracy is the .offspring • of
Christianity. •.Without the latter,
democracy:. cannot long-contimut in
our ••Canaila .73110 -
freedom?
110 freedom?Your belief can be .made
articulate by your support of your
Church and your devotion to the.
Christ Who can• make you and your'
nation- free. :Faci.m will ,live so
long as people are devoted -whole-
heartedly, to the dictator. Democ-
racy will continue' in Canada `O
long at, her citizens are complete-
ly, devoted to Jesus -.Christ. Do you
love your. country, and do you want
to, see her ' people . free and dem-
ocratic? Then support your church'
and pin your faith on Jesus Christ.
A non-church:goer 'is . a poor. Can
adiian and :a likely adherent i of a
dietator! Whitt are you ? -.. .
The .Sentinel. get muffs. Try one
he first time . you have e. something ,to
sell or: want to bun
SUSPENDS' PUBLICATION
Most 'recent''periodical • to .suspend
'publication is the Canadian Mag-
azine, which becomes.: effective .with.
the April issue, 'Complete announce:
ment in thin regard will be found
in • the April issue . with' directions to
subscribers as to • the choice• of an'-
other-magazine''for : the .unexpired.
'.portion to• the Canadian':
The festival program.wili'•be heard
In the 'morning, afternoon and 'even-
ing. sessions, according. to' G. C.' Dob=
son, I. P. S:., for 'West Bruce,„, who,
with music ;teachers of the ,inspect
orate,, has charge of” the festiyal.. '
Miss• Ada Hodgins„ Who hatt spent
the winter in Detroit, with her datigh-
;iter, Mrs.:':Rudy. Selloff, has returned
to her homeon on. her farm on the 10th
of Kinloss. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Ian Mace of
Strathroy, Mr. and Mra. Duncan Mac-
Rae, John Angus and Mary 'Isabel:
if Uxbridge, 'Miss: Jessie MacRae' and
Miss.. Ruth. Wagover':of '.Toronto, vise,
and with . Mr. and : Mrs. John Mac=
.:`{'ae tiering the Easter holidays.
South' Kinloss W. M. S. '•
A.The. EaSti'er Thankoffering: meeting,:
held in'the chui ell. on April: 9th,. wala
well attended, .Special Easter musical
numbers; were presen ‘,•d by boys and
girls . from :the• Schoo . A quartette
by Mrs., Young,. ` rs o5, ,\
Donald, Mrs,,.D. McKinnon and Miss
n. McLeod from the. W. M. S. was
inch appreciated. Mrs.. Young Was.
Tuest speaker for the. evening.
.Passes• 'In ` Bviffalo
Miss Hood received 'the 'sad news
last week. of the'sudden. death from
heart trouble of her cousin, . Robt.
Hood of Buffalo, formerly , of Luck-
no.z•.. Mr. Hood is well. knowri in town
having, frequently visited here.
Rev. C. H. MacDonald was• in Tor:
onto from Monday to Thursday of
Last week attending the meetings 'of
the Board and ;Senate of Knox Col-
lege' and of , the, Alumni Association:.
On his ' return be was. accompanied
by his son .Douglas - wlio has coin-:
pl;eted•,his-•iterm, at Knox College.
PRODUCE MUCH HONEY.
IN BRUCE AND GREY
'HIED.
NESBITT—In: Kinloss Township
on, Sunday; • April 16th, Mary Nesbitt',
in her 72nd year. The funeral service
was held ,at the •home 'of Noble Guest;
Kinloss, on •Wednesday; April 19th:,
with' 'interment in Kincardine Cern-
etery. ,
.. Death came• suddenly to Mr*Nes-
bitt,. a short time. -after suffering. a"
heart attack. Her brother, 'William.
Nesbitt, South Line, predeceased, her
only ten days ago. ' • .
United Church Evening Auxiliary
The Evening' Auxiliary itiet .at thr'
'come' • of 'Mrs.. L. 'C. Thompson on
Tuesday, April 18th. •The program int
hided` the .cipe'ning hymn, followed •
by the `Lord's Prayer and .Scripts r°•
'eading, by Mrs.' 4'. C McNab. A
5ymn • wa•5 sung•• after which :it's his°
'ory was 'read '..by Mrs.. Wm.' Web-
ster. Chapter .5' of Ithe Study, Book.
`•'Qur World in Canada” rias• taken
by ,Eva Greer i411:1;. a reading given.
Gy Mrs., Duncan McDonal3: •
The' meeting closed pith• a ,"hymn
and prayer.
Grey and Bruce. are two , of • the
Iargest and most important honey
producing . counties' in the province:
There are at present about 450 bee-
keepers, operating nearly 20,000 'coli-
onies. The average annual product-
ion of honey would be in the neigh
porhood of 2,000,000. pounds aeeordr
ing to E. J, Dice, Professor of Agri-,
culture, 0.A.C.
peCialS
McCORMICK'S S SODAS SODAS. 20c
• Salted,' 2 lb. for .• •
S.
,.. •A S -
WESIONt . ; .... 25for ...c
2, • 1 -Ib. bags ,
FANCY `MII+ED CAKES ,.....1 29c
' Ins for ..
IT •
CE
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�•GIIAF'EFIl'
RU 5c
2 cans' for 15c .
.
•'PINEAPPLE J11 dCE
e•2 cans for �
25.
c
CELIOx'5;,•A IP WHEAT .
• l pkgs, with cram.
pieher miner'
bowl
25c
G S •BRAN FLAK`
KEGI:4G
2 -,for - . , ..., .. , ,.r,. • '19c
-
•PEAN,U.T BUTTER
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• 4:1b.
POWDERS
•.
JELLY •POW
6 for, = .25c
• PEAS, CORN, TOMATOES
' Large, 2 fora! - Inc
FANCY RICE : 'lac
4 In. for • • • •
. MACARONI 25c
EATMORF WHEATFL•A10ES.
5 ;In. -bag • .. , 21c
50c
TOILET TISSUE . ••
?' for ... '25c
GRAPEFRUIT .
, 6,
size .... 25c
•
Medium
SMALL ORANGES •
3' don::.. .. , :' 9.5c
Fresh Vegetables always
on Hand
T.H'QMPSON •:
Order Bray Chicks now, and be
"lucky" when egg prices climb'
next Fall. See toe, or •phone me,
right away. .Personal attention,
pu»npt'delivery. ,
Finlayson n Bros.
LUCKNOW! ONT. '
F NG
Ot'TOMETRiST
IN :LUCKNOW
EACH WEDNESDAY
9.30'A.M.To6.00P,.M..
EACH SATURDAY
9.30 A. M. To 12.00 P. M.
AT .WM. SCHMID'S 'STORE.
:JOHKSTONE (& McKENZIE
'FUNIRAL DIRECTORS
&
FURNITURE.:' DEALERS ,.
Complete New Stock Of Floor Coye
rigs
, .
- Etc. And Furniture.
Sacrifice Prices On Present Stock To Make
Room For New
Ambulance Seryice Day Or Night !"
'PHONE 76 .. „
iV :SPRING
Curtains, Draperies, Pillow C rttons, Sheeting's, Ticklings,; Cret ►sts,' Chintz, ;Tints, Gingham's.
...
Just Npw.Clearing Some ' , ince 'Qf. Cuirtains and Curtain Materials at Reduced Prices.
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