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T:111:11iSDAY, APRIL 27th, 1939,
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THE - LucKNqw 'srNTINiL'
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' ... WHITECHURCH , 1 ,DUNGANNON
.iVIrs. Rope. rund • )4rs. . Oen., Me- WS. Murray Dyer 41*1 littledatili.
Kague of,'"Cceawater•sPent iM Wed.: ter Patsey 'of Eden Mills near -Guelph
uesday . with the former's tlitlightr,. is a' ViSitar for two weeks with .her
MS, Jannyi McInnis. Potenta, 'Mx. and Mrs. Tilos: Dick-
' Mrs. rred Davidson visited • on soh, gr.
Thorsdok kith her friend, 'Mrs. Eli. ! •Kiss MarYJ. Robb of Auburn win
Jacques. • ' • Spent the winter With ter uncle 'Mr.'
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, James Ross S Stiffeting #0iii Levi 1Vlarweod is .coming back to her
'ft, beaVt attack.We hope to hear of, 'hymmrsainErithies village atrhttiiorBeihs;th vis._.
.an improvement soon. . ' ...
• Mra Geo, EiSher spent. Thursday led herariend Miss Iris Rivett last
with her, mother, Mrs.' J. ,CarrutOers. Satdr.darf
• .P.4 and: riValt Forester rowed. tc, ,Mr. Dick Parlc, vodngest son of Mt.
ttihu.4erirh?nloWrne0ttnhitP.he. 6th elnic"iihmi of
and Mrs. RiPh. Park underwent
an op
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tration wq;e4erich iwapitai. xm Mon
Rev John ,Pelloek..and Mr. .Chsbh. ' laY: itis condition Since has been fay
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are . attending the meeting Of. the 0:0:0leu. •
Synodat Stratford . • '
• Mrs RebeccaXxildw_ell and Mr Nei.
Mr. Jack' -MeLeitii iha:this week. s returned . ce t gave:a house party last
to: his home: • here after spending ow, :.!''iida, n Ott. . for,Miss 'Myrtle Cdrd-
winter- Months, with friends at Niag• .:ell w m home di a visit -from
'Oa runs. ,. , ., .. ,. , , , Toronto.
We ' are eat!: tc. report dr; Sandy Mrs., Vis; . .',Bray Visited; a couple of
ilibW able to return, to: his home here 'lays, this week with her. friend. Kits
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after ,b.eing .4two welot
in • Wing-' laVid Errington on tbe„ 4th ;'corn of
twiii. 1.10E.30itkl, .2_..r.. • ••, ; . :.• • 'WeseWitiOnosh.
Mrs. Lorne DuitnIii of'! Bt. -Helexis, Mr, W.' -.A:. Culbert and sons have..
spent Monday .with her mother, Mrs. 'leeured slity thousand' trees an are
P. 'Kennedy, . • , .. • , .-1.f.o.yietilSaitetirikotaltuerefvartnat sap,:wersed from
Mrs. Shaildeten..visited last Week
FOURTH CONCESAION •vitir Mri and .1VIrs. •John; MeWhinney
Mrs. : R. •SnelgroVe and Sehr"R! J• returjling Sunday''. • '' . .
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of Detroit spent the week -end with ' -Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Hall are re
MrsTRobinsoni•
, , " . turning to their home in : Ashfield the
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moMorciayanwdithMfrsri..e.nlid:s:Bihnewkthiontecwhiustehd., werlindte•orfulthonetliwseienkftthaeverillaspgeen. ding the
Mr. and Mrs. D. , McConnell et- . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce: McArthur had'
• tended the funeral on Tuesday of as' yisitors this week their paren-ts
Mrs. Ailaii McConnell of :London. . :Mr:. and .Mrs.- G. W. Collins of Chats:,
new G. M. Irount• and M. Jelin worth ,and'.51r. and Mrs., Jos. .A. -Mc-
McDonald ,are attending a:meding Arthiir of Renfrew. .. .
• of the SYnott; whfiCh. convenes :ln . Mr. and Mit. Robt. Eillittt arid little
daughter Edith. of Teeswatet visited
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WINGHAM
SHOW STARTS AT 8 P.M. EXCEPT fl.ATYRDAV •
SATURDAY NIGHT Tivo SHOWS' AT 7.43 and • 9.45
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2.30 p.m.
Thurs., Fri.,Sat April 27,18.-29
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Songs by'Cordell: and Revel, Styes by Royr., andPS" 1132449'
superb 'skating all *Combine 'to. mike, this Picture first elass-"enter-
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:ALSO "WINTER STYLES4'. LAND of CONTENTMENT"; iliEWS1';
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Mon,• Tues., Wed., May, 1 -2 -3
SPECIAL
SCANDAL THAT -SEE A WORLD AFLAME!
• TheexettIng ioreuteFe of a beautiful girl•queenearch- •
-big For &love that her montage could never give. Mighty'
unfolds tee most magnificent production
NORMA SHEARER • TYRONE POWER
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'JONA BARRYMORE
ANITA LOUISE
ROBERT MORI:0
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AWN SONILDKRAUT
ilreeted byW S VANOKE II • Produced by Mil .STROMBES •
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Stratford for three days theSt.
Andrew's Presbyterian church. Tuesday at the home,of Mr. and Wits..
Friends and neighbors are sorry to' J. Robb. •
hear' of the death Edward Mr, and Mrs. Alfred. Hefford .and
Pierce, formerY of the arxth Con., three Children Of Toronto visited, Mr.
andMrs. Wm. McClure, over the week-
end. They were accompanied by Miss
Wilma Treleaven who 'visited her pa,r,
ehts Mr. and Mrs. G. C: 'Treleaven.
Mr: Treleaven is making .a slow.but
steady gain :to. recovery::
' Mr. Wilbur Johnston who hasold
his -farm and selling his farnistock
and implements by auction has pur.
&anti the---irturse---Fecupied by -Mies:
Patterson.
' The W. M. S. of ErskinePresbyter-
in ehurck.piet Wednesday April 19
at the home of Mrs. John Bennett
wItkthe president,'-.1VIrs. McWhinney
in the chair: Mrs. Davidson , was in
•charge Of the devotiOnal• period, giv-
ing a tai k on "Living agreeable with
othera"'taken' from the. 15th chap-
ter of nonians, followed by. prayer.
The roll call 'was answered by a Bible
or hymn verse. Mr's. McWhinney gave
the top,ie 'on "Missions. in Korea'.
Mrs. Arthur Stewart and Mrs.,: Misr.
idson gave readings on the 'topic.
Nominations were given 'to fill • the
,vacancies on the •Presbyterial board
to •be eid t Luckno-w ih. May, The
secretary, Mrs. Fitzgerald • gaye the
minutes of the March- meeting arid: a
report of -the ,Tliatikoffering meet-
ing Good ;Friday. Mrs. 3. Bennett and,
Mfs. W. R. StOthers: were ppliointed
,delegates to attend the Presbyterial
in May at Lucknow. ,The president
closed the meeting with prayer:. Mrs.
Bennett servedrefreshments at the
close of. the meeting. •
Mrs. Arthur Stewart was organist
for the meeting..
Mr. Jack Richardson who broke his
leg seen weeks ago had it removed
from the cast this week...It will be
a while 'before hejs able to walk
qujte natural. •
The Senior Branch of othe Women's
Institute will meet this Thursday at
the home of Mrs. R. McDonald and
an election- officers will be held.
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• Owing to the length of this picture there will not :he ani short
4ubjeet.
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AtIMISSION-LL•ADULTS 35e; CIIILDREN•1=-- 20c
MA• TINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON: AT 4..30 P.M. •
ADMISSION -- ADULTS .20c; 7 CHILDREN .16c
ROUKD TRIP TRAVEL BARGAINS
from Lucknow
May 5th -6th to CHICAGO $12.80
May .6th To WIRDSOR; To DETROIT $4.:45.
Equally low fares from all • adjacent To
N. R. St:ethics. For train •
service. going and returning see handbills, Or ,conscilt Agents. . . •
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CANADIAN - NATIONAL,
Od3i/TUARY
WILLIAM LEDDY
William LeddY; 85, died on Sat-
urday in West Wawanosh. Horn at
Prescott, shortly after his family. had
come from Ireland he was only six
when- they •Moved to St' Augustine in
West Wawanosh. Following ,a .period• .
during which he worked in. Michigan
lufnber camps, he 'returned to Huron
County where he took up farniing.
He retired from farming in 1920; He
was prominent in community affairs
! • andwas one of the founders of St.
Augustine Roman Catholic 'Church.
He is .survived • .by two sons, James
-and . Raymond,* of West Wawanosh,
and three daughters, , Sara, of Wing -
ham'. Mrs. W. A. Boyle,. of St Augus-
tine. and Mrs. A. , Boyle- of West
Wawanosh. • He is, also survivediby
two brothers, Paul, of St. Albert, AI...
berta, and Daniel, of Goderich.....Funer-
al services were conducted by Rev.
J. ',McMahon, at St. Augustine
Roman Catholic' Church, on. Monday,.
at 9.30. o'cleck. Interment was' in S.
• Augdstine cemetery. • • • :
"Wewere ameing the first
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says Mrs. Tohn Schaeffer, GoWanstown. Ontario, "and we
all use it a great deal. My husband is a drover and the
teleihone exchange gives him wonderful servicel"
No farm home should be without la telephone. It banishes
isolation and loneliness. And it's mighty handy to cc*
relations and friends and quick aid if need be.
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SchwerV4rttatOtitgLo mond; ior
• „their telephone servim nquire now ubout
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LOW RATES for FARM HOMES
who died at his. home in Reston,
Man., •
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Mr: .and"Mrs. 'Torn Morrison and
Marlyn of Whitechurch sPent• Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ham-
ilton: ' • - - ' • • -
A -number of the. people who have
been suffering from the effects of
the 'flu are improving., •
Tftra Ilanrore____Riaker _UV
faMily and My: and Mrs. Eldon Lav-
ery and children Spent Thursday With
Mrs. J. Carruthers., . •
The'meeting of. the U.WW. 0.•was
held on.Thursday at the home .of Mrs.'
.L Carruthers for the month, of April
with a good attendance. •Mrti.
Mckinnon 'presided and the .4tmeting
opened' in the usual *ay: • Mrs.. A,
Maolntyke read the, minutes of the
last Meeting, also' 4 letter. of thanks
After, community' singing, the roll
call was responded to by a name.
cif a flower. After the business period,
a program was; enloyed.'A paper by.
Ms. atitherland; and Miss
Mary McLeod "Should Modern DreS
be Reformed".; a huinOrmis reading
by Mrs. G. platter; aipaper "The Joy
of good Music ,in the twine" by Mrs.
D., L. McKinnon; cuitent events Pre,
pared by Miss McLeod' Were read by
Mrs. A, MacIntyre; comic readings
by Mrs. G. 111: Young; a quartette
by Messrs. David H, 'John, Elliott'
• and Irwin Carruthers accompanied
by Miss Lillian Carruthers. Mr. D.
W. Cameron, Sup't of the Children's:
WasSociety- of the COnnty of Bruce;
Was the _guest, speaker and gave a
• very 'interesting ,and helpful. talk.
A vote Of thanks was tendered the
•hostess and' those tdking part in the
program. Singing of "God Save The
King" brought the meeting to a close.
Lunch was: served and a social time
spent. The May Meeting is' to be held
in the sixth Shod Hodge.
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BUS SERVICE
Begins April 30th0,
• LEAVES Luc/chow South
except Sunday's and hol-
idays, 7 a.m. •
SUNDAYS & Holidays --4 p.m:
NORTii to Kineatiline. Daily,
• except Sundays and hall-
• days, 9.10 p:nt. •
SUNDAYS & Holidays, -10.50
`poi Further Information' See
• Local Agent.
SMITHS GARAGE
Western 'Ontario Motorway
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EACH SATURDAY •
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