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Lucknow Ont., Thursday May 18th, 1939
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.14PLIIDAY. NEXT WAFIK
e
Next Wednesday, .May 24th, is. a.
iiubilc holiday 4114 one
• which inter-
feres.with the, publiehiag, of the 'Seri."
Advertisers are finked to have
• :their :eopY in on Monday and all
contributed neevs fermi, required
as early .as possible, Rural ,riewii bud-
gets must be in not later than by
Tuesday's afteention mali service, :se
they. may be set that evening, in Melee
that the Paper May be published -as
early as possible Thursday morning.
HIGHWAY TRAGEDY
TAKES, LIFE of
ONLY CHILD
OttiTUARi-
:: •
, _ ' SeesIDRAW Hi llAtitILTON
We regret tatenort•tins„Week the
death', of Andrew, Hamilton rif the
-Eighth :Goriceesion of Kinneeie -On
4eassed away Suddenly On Thursday;
:May 11, Although not in the besesof
heelth, Mr. Hamilton was going a-
bout is usual, and death- came sud-
denly, following a heart attack
Mi. He-miltS n ivas the Ran Of Role
,
ert Hamiltoni
: and Sarah Humphries.
His aged father, now resident in Man-
itoba.survives him :lits 40his eiss,
tee; s Thomas Harper (Mary),
,Mre. James. Bualiy• (Entine) and Mre,
Thomas "Brandoe (Millie): all three of,
whom live in Manitoba. One brothel*
Robert,. fe.sides in Wingham. Be,
. •
sides. his 'fatbers,sisters and brethers,
,
he leaves behind, his widow and two•
ileuightere; :Gertrade :and Blanche.. A
"brother, Joseph and: an infant son,
piedeCeased hint
eSiece he wae it lad of sixteen,. Mr.
Hainiltori• has lived near Holyreod
ene .for thirty-five Years en his farm.
from evhich funeral services were con-
ducted on Saturday 'afterrioon.. The
pee _ere ,„el,„ vanes" agree-Of:We'
Douglas Meet/fine:nide Only ehild ef
:Mr.. and' Mrs. Giant Mielliarmids of
Paramount, "teas inetaiitly killed when,
eke rade' 'bicycle put of a la:newest
into the :Path. of .yregtbohnd: car.
•'drieete by Dennis Hogan; of Ashfield,
last Thursday evening anent 8.30
• o'clock.,
These are the, gehia facts of a
:tragedy that priuffecle Otit' the . life
yrnglal, the plide Mid
. ley of the home. apd around whom.
Were. ,centred .the ilteains and am,:'
• .bitioris of mother and, dad: •Douglas
was within two zininehs of his tenth
,
birthday. .
. •
:.DOuglas' • eneirnely death ihrought,
torrc•w throughout a Wide iirea,: and
the evidences of profound symeethe.
• for: the ,heart broken parents, reached
• their zenith on Sunday.,, -when huice•
lelreds Upon hundreds: gathered for
„the funeral service; :h'eki,et the home.
• and coed -acted, :sympatheticallY erid
•':comfortingly s by Rev.. R. ',C. • Todd,
° assisted by. Rev, J, CaNieholeon of
Pine• River: • : • • ..„
It was Mother's Day, and as moth- it Ilcilyrood: Sunday, May 7th.
ers' throughout the 'lend ,were .honoe- Miss Pierce, one of. a family Of
ed, beetled' mother, and his father, eleven Children, was 'daughter of
knew only the sorrow of t011owitig the.. the late Henry and Frances' Pierce:
• remains of, their son' to ,Gteeehill
She Wee: born on the Siirth -Coeeess-
: Cemetery, where the little::white cask- •ion of Kinloss on the homestead •
et was leweeed to, its last resting
• where k two 'brothers' and her -sister.
:place, While rain gently fell to mingle
with the tears that unashamedly flow, Jennie reside:, •
Her parents irielater years, retired
• .• ed down inany cheek. • • . ed to Helyrood, Where Mise Pierce
The 'pallbearers were ; Rityinond hal ernad'e -her home for more than
„ 'Rich:Melee Cameron Cook, , Bon Me- a quartet of ; century,. since -eeturn-
- Intosh erid jack MacKenzie, int from the Vest where she resided,
. • school boys and Mein:here. of Dime- foe some time. Hee mother and father
las' Sunday Sellueel Pleas acted as
predeceased her eleven and ten years
nearer' eeireee, to - cari•Y the inFiy% Ago. respeCtively, and since then NUS
many 'total teibutes that fuither em- Piece has resided alone at Heletrodd,
Phaeized the sympathy that goes out to leave. .her own: heirie,
to Mr .and Mrs. MiteDiataiidethe aged where she 'found leech 'enjoythent in
grandfather,. Mr. •Alex ; MacDiarmid• he; 'garden and :flowers and plants.
eltideother immediate relatives. '. The funeral;* service. was held at
Head Injury Caused Death " hee home on Tuesday, May 9th, 'con -
It was ,bicyCle; which Doug- ducted by Rev ..% C. Todd. Internient
COUPLE FETED.
ON ANNIVERSARY
Teen. Majesties -a neW, stanip •issue
New. Stamp Issue ,
Iu keePingevith the royal -visit of
i• has been receleied at the local poet
,Mre And MP. EdeVard Palter •
Hen-, office:The' one -cent stamps beer the
. , . . . .. , . ,
ored ley Family , And Friends On pictures of the two firiyal 'Princesss;
" • Their: lilortiein Wedding Anniver- the two's have the pictureofe the
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sitty.- ,„ . ae. : - s: ' , e e s. i
*National . Memerial , at Connaught
' 7 , .. .,e__,_•..e. :', ' , ,
Place, Ottawa; tiit',Iie Unveiled by the
. kr., and Mre. Edward Dexter Of King during his visit to the capital,
the Para -mutt district west of Luck- and the three's Areeadorned with the
now Weees • honored • by their family, portrait of the King And Queen.
and fi-iends: on Tuesday evening on k -
the. occasions .of their fortieth wed-
ding anniversary. After the awes:
entation and toasts t� the , bride and
groom 'of two • score: years ego, a
bountiful dapper -was. -served, •the ,
gathering including some close neigh:-
bours., In the ' evening Many friend
„called to extend beet wishes for con-
tinued health and happiness,
• Mr. -and Mrs.: Dexter Were mar
ried in Bkegnese in .Lincolnshire Eng
Med in 1899. Tothe union were boin
three children; 1V1re, I. „Ensign,- God-
•erich, Mrs. ILRobirison, Holyroon
t
and Welter at hente. '
Mr.. Dexter for. fifty years., has
worked arhis' trade as blacksmith,
• s
which ..he ..commenced at the age ef
+6, -ea 4eiestseeeen sex ey---asee -e.:'eatesesse
SPECIAL AT; LYCEUM
• A special attraction next Monday,
Tuesday, -and 'Wednesday b r ins
"Sweethearts" to the Lyceum Theatre
screen at Wingham, Thi e great mus-
ical in niagnitcent- technicoler atars
Jeanette .MacDoriald• and Nelson
• Eddy. • iRemerriber, its the first of
emit 'week. .
NEXT WEEK IT'S
THE JAMBOREE
,
It's less, than a weekeaway—The
Clensmenese .May ‘Tanehdree.:
Next Wedneschses evening, gay .24th
• •,_
ilELFAST NATIVE DIED
1N• WESTERN. CANADA
,
,eTernes Leslie gar, , ormer y
of Saskatoon, died :in 'hospital in
-Edmonton Tuesday of last week: The:
is date, tlie,arena's,the :and
the first big act coinmences at 30
o'clock.
Admission to the arena id free, and
with three sensational agrobatk acts,
as the feature attraction; there is
event-- indigation that the (bnilding
will he filled• to. the cloors. •
• These ':isets. include performanees
on the horizontal here, en the •revole
ving,ladder and •on, the Roman rings
and trapeze,' by Canadian- Vaedeville
Eiechange pertiees. These are aces that
are "seen" entirely, so that no part
ef, this unusual eneertainreent be
iniased hy anyone within the arena.'
• The Clansmen's Ponidar • carnival
games will be in full swing.
.gamea are ' Popularly • priced! at a
• niekel, ' With. 'the •puetiomary quality
and eiiseful 'prizes.
There. will be jitney dancing to
music hy.11ecCartnee'a orchestra and
if the weather, favorable this will
ireeiy-teke eieof steeetedavase.
in front of the arena.
lielpful.inspiring serviceeduring vvhich ,. bah Waiii-iiCift rirSatoOri "int Imre'
most • of which.. was. „serviel
Mr. BOA. McaDenald sang "The End sieeship, ial. Mr.' Agar was a son of the lite
without wages. He can still expertly .
a the Read", The fyinpatliy of james Agar Of . Belfast..
friends was. evidenced by the beaut-
ifulfloral trihutes, Which, helped ti,
soften* ibe less Of a: most kindly hue-
„ . . .
Band and iathee. . . ' .. •
• eThe remains' were inteited In Kin-.
loss'_Cernetery. Thel'pallbeerere were
his brother &keit and his brothers -
Melee', Messrs. Jainess .John, Dave,
Fred arid Mark Johnstot. •!
ElsiZA.BETH PIERCE
Ili but A few days with ppeuniOnia,
a 'development CV the 'flu, death
ewing a efiere,pound her/niter, and ha
never: seen the horse he could no'
• Tbey.caine to tallada' in 1913, Mr.
Dexter working at .•hs . trade for. :a
year at INoith, Bey, befere Coming
to this district Where he took over
Gorden'e 'short it • the Ripley road
• corner...Later he took till farming,
but 'still centinues to ply his trade
as well. 'Mr. and •Mrs. Dexter -ere
•Well ,eatiefied with e.Canada, havirig.
started here' evith.yery. little and by
came to 'Elizabeth Pierce at her home :hard evoik and courage are now. in
very conifortable. cireamstanceme ,
• The following address was reed
from the family:
Dear, Mother and Dad;
•et is, with very great plea:Auk we,
-your Children and grandchildren' have
gatheed• here ,to observe with you,
nue fortieth wedding., anniversaty.,
Our earnest wish is that your futare
lives will he happy and•well: hiessed
and that these chairs will eVer be a
• pleasant remembrance of this day.
:And God bless you both. s'•
Signed; The Family
A eon, George: Agar, played diming
the parst• hockey season for Edmonton
Athletic Club Roamers, Dominion jun-
ior finalists. ' '• •
Surviving are his wife; one &ugh.
ter, Mrs. A. 0.Brownof Saskatoon;
two sons, Allen and George of Ed-
monton; a dieter, Mrs. J. Seedy of
Saskatoon, and a brother, ,Charles,
of Siesicanion, '
,
SPECIAL, PAGE
• Page three. of -this issue is,•deqoted
to pictures of the Royal family, and
feature articles' of: paeticalar inter-
est at..thie time (when Canada ..is in
readiness to accord a ,royal welcome
to Their Majesties.
las had had only a short tiine, that
was in Greerihill :CeMetery.-
carried him to his death. .bouglaii Surviting are 'five brothers and
• wad playing -with some 'School chums theeesseistemeasaars e•
-•, et the home of Mr; Jack McIntosh, Thomas and: Jim of Reston, Man.;
and . in racing them to the road on 'Alex, • Noble,- and Jennie of Kinloss;
- the wheel, shot 'acmes -in front of _
Mrs. Will McLean (Bertha) ,of Saslc-
atcheyean and Mrs. George Harrison
the weetbotend car
• : The .left feridee s
showed the result of the inIL. (Alice). of Huron TownshiP, • ,
ss .. .. pact, which shattered the boy's /' A :brother William A. died 'twenty -
leg and hurled • him into the ditch. th2, _
ree Years 'ego, and a brother, Ed -
to receive, severe head injueiee that ward passed away in the West, just • ,
caused practically instant death- Pier week§ Pievious to the death of ACT • ORDERS BOOST
Receive D. D. G. M. •
„Last Thursday evening; Old Light
Lodge A.F. * A.M., received or.
Bro. R. -W. ,N. Wade, District Deputy
Grand Master, on his official visit
to -the local ledge. This special meet,-
ing with the edual banquet
and toast list, presided oyer by Neil
MacLennan, Nir.M.„,
VQNrENTION DATE CHANGED
„
OBITUARY
MRS. 'ALFRED>, SHERWOOD
The sudden (leatii:•Of. Mrs. Alfred
Sherwood, •Iaet Feidey :eerie?* sadly
"bereitved hersituslearel and two dangle
eers, 1Vii1'dree. age 1:8 -arid Ruby age.
le, years. ,,edesi, -Sherwood was fortye
eight years of age, and Within three
weeks, On June • 3rd, ; she and *b.,.
'Sherwood would: have celebeated their
Ltiventsafifeli 'wedding anniversary. •
•Mrs. Sherwood had not been enjoy-
ing the best a health for a time.bu•t
wae able to be 'a•bout .and on the
preeieue Siinday had attended chnien
iri Lucknow. Laying down to rest.
Friday afternoon, ebe, soon after suf-
fered a severe paralytic eeizilee that
left her 5peeih1esss, -eied ralkilY, her
• 'strength failed until' she peeped away
that eveinpg about ten 0'0°4. '
, Mrs. 'Sherwood wal2fOrineily Mary
Hunter, a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hunter. She was
horn.- en :the 12th of • Asbfieldi and
since her marriage has resided on the
eetb concession, to form a wide 'circle
of friends wnese. Synepathy goes .out
to the fannies, ie 'their loss of a 'good
Wife •and devoted /nether.
9114 fienereij. service. Was ceriducted
'at• her home on Monday -by her
pe.stoei Rev. C. 11., MacDoriad. Inter-
ment wa..e. in Greenhill ,Cemeterye
7pallbeerers. were James Henry, Wm_
Meceoptie, Alex Hackett, Tom Twain;
ley, °Clifford Hackettand JackMc-
nf.t.iipteg.w, h;Flower-beer:era • pine
• Besides the: bereaved . family!' two
brothers, and three sisters CUrvi4e• ,
Ceprge' Jacob of Ash-
field; Mrs. Jas T. Lyons �f West
Wewenosb. and. Mrs: Win. Huniphrey
of West: Wawanosh• and Mk,' Henry
• Gerdirier of Ashfield. Two slaters and
a brother predeceesed•.Mes.Bliernsied7
ST, AgLEN'S gisIDEN.T.
pAssgs SUDDENLY
Death came suddenly early We
nesday morning to Louis Grant of:
St. lielens;evelien he iplfered a.heart '
ettiteke He was his 75th year It
waaea iheeking diseeeveine for . hie .
aged* wife to• find; he had: peesel atiay. •
Mr. Grant,_ has not serijnyed, geod
health Once slaffering a fractured
hip a few menthe -no. The funeral '
service will -be held- teem his late
residence on Vriday at ..two, o'clock
with ietennent in Greenhill Cernet,
ery.
•
. . '
PRE§,ENTATION, MADE •
mg..AlsTD"Mtt. MAC GRAHAM
'
. The helm -of Mr, and Mts.. W..M.
Graham; Wingleame• (nee Marjorie
Hendersen), waii. the scene 'of in in-
teresting surprise Party Friday night
when representatives of the Bell Tele•
phone Company's District 'branches,
gathered to boner them :�n the oc,
casimi Of ,their • recent Marriage.;
There were 36 present • .
Dating the early Part of the oven-
. .
itig cards and 'Chinese checkers were
enjoyed by the guests after whieh
the ladies of the 'company seised :
,
lunch. • • ,•
At the appropriate time an address
• of •felicitation and ,best Wishee for
their future” happiness . Was tendered
Mr, and Mrs, Graham by J. M. Mc-
Intosh, district ,manager,.:Stratfoid.
and the pretentation,iif a' handsome
chime click to the' popular couple
Was Made by -J. 11, McKinnon, Strate
ford,_
Due to Their Majesties being in
Stratford on_Jnnee,'nth, the annual.
Convention of ..Schciol7rustees and
Ratepayers of fleece wll be held hi
Lucknow Town Hill, Friday after-
noon June 2nd. ',fleets, will be 'time
for discussion of subjects related to
matters oreducation, froin the stand'
point of paiente and triAteee.
RESERVE SPACE AT
STRATFORD FOR
LOCAL. STUDENTS
is sister.
MOTHERS HONORED .
WON CANADA RAO...ARCH
ON TH E I R DAY .
Mother's Day services' were obser-
ved in the local churches. en Sunday
morning, when . mothers were fitting,
• ly honoured and remembered on this,
• their day. ,
COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP
• Douglas Lorne Gibson, Who is, men-
tioeed as the winner of; one of the
$750 scholarships offered be Can-
ada's research council, is the second.
son of L. A. Gibson; 301 Beverley
street,. Manitoba't dairy commission. -
ere Ite is a purely Manitoba product,
secering all his early trending in Win-
eipeg sehoole and speriding many hol-
iday months: in local creameries. He
early showed his bent fef dike re-
search. 1In19S5 he ,received his B.S.A:
degree fteni Manitoba University.
having seiajored in: dairy research;
the years 1966 and 1937 lie spent at
Minnesota university, working for his
iriaster's degree, again specializing
• Mothers comprised the enoirs in
the United and Presbyterian 'church,
* and in the latter eerie a, quartette•,
; •Inumbei Wes:sting isy bits: Min., Mac-
' ,Kenzie, Mrs. C. H. MacDonald, Mrs.
Jeinee Sipith and Mk. IL T. Denims;
The esiesdial cpeeent's day' leaflet
program Weis' -follOwed at Sunday
School in 'the morning in. the 1.1nitecl
Church, when Rev. R. C: Todd, bapte
•
•
ized William, Beverley McNay, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Melslay. and• •
Eunice :Alberta 13utton, daughter. of
:Mr. and Mee, Jack" Button.:
At. the evening service, Mr: Sear,
a young .ordiimet, spoke on foreign
neismone and the need in this regard
• ;
•
M carrying rin the work. '
TZ,A,14.11,111eati 1. lons pat
IN • ,HAIRCUT PRICE
•
Warden's Committee Of Bruce County
• I Has Inspected Lay -Out For School
Children To See Their Majesties
Ofl Mune 6 -It Is Exceptionally
*
!Good They Say-s-Reserwas published, results in,the
vatien 'Being issue
local
Made For Local Children—Will
Pipe Band leis:Meg out :on the
G.°
By Special proposed trip to London for Their
. •Maiesties visit.. ,
at et
private citizens,. to be in BY LARGE • AUDIENCE !
a meeting the Business Men's as
•
BAND WjLL NOT GO TO LONDON
. •
• °A 'change in arrangements, on the
part of the London.Veterans, of which
we .. were not aware when our last
•
s
'FORMER RESIDENT
.
AND CENTENARIAN
HAS MET --ROYALTY
• Mks. R. G. Ellis, Who many years
• ago seias a• resident of Luckriow, and •
who is •a greaesaunt: of Mrs.. Henry
Horton of Ashfield,, recalls former
, •
visits of Royalty to Canada, as Their
Majeetiee Cenimenceethis 4eek..a 'beer
Of Canada which unquestionably will.
be the greatest . of all viicite.
•
Mrs. Ellis, reridorti
with her son Geerge,. was one haul
'deed years Old, on April 6th; and at-
tributes her lOng lifeeto hard work
and plain living.• •
The first royal 'Visit she recasts
nearly eighty years ago, was that Of
Ham sPrince of Wales . afterwards •
King Edward -V0,witii whom she
ebOok hands, and ,to whom her little
daughtere(now Mrs. L. Boristell Of
Toronto) preseptedli. bouquet Of, flow- '
ers. This wasat Poet Hope.
•
Xis.: Ellis 'next greeted eRoyalty
at North Bay upon the tour of the
Duke' and the Duchess of York, later
King George Vand Queen Mary.:
Mrs, Ellis also recall having seen .
the Duke of Windsor at Toronto and
Brantford:
Mrs. E/lis' proud beast iiethat there
isn't • :thing. in the home or en the
farm -,--either man'sor .woman's work,
that she has not 'done in her time.
Among. the ,farm duties she has per -
:formed she Mentiened; ploughing;
sowing, reaping, haying, cutting logs,
digging postholes, sheeting; carding.
weaving and spinning, tanning and,
syrup making -Swing fashions never I
bothered eue. oVee made What we
wore," she _said, • •
The centenarian is e daughter -
.the late Mr. and Mrs. • john James,
and Was cheistened "AlVira", Mrs;
Ellis has lived 'at Meetly places; in-
cluding Quebec, Port Hope„ Neyetee-
ville, Lucknow, and North, Bay: At
the age of nineteen 'elle Married Rob- _
ert Ellis, son of • Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Ellis of Wales. The ceremony was
solemnized ermanvillee
TRAGEDY ACCIDENTAL,•
NO 'INQUEST TO 13E HELD
The investigation into the tragedy
that claimed the life of Doegias Maas
Diaresid, resulted in De. We H. Car-
son of Souehampton, chief- coroner'
of the County of Bruce, deeiding that
the circanistances. were 'purely ac-
cidental and that no inquest Week! be
held, ,
„Dee:nes-Hogan was drieine the car,
•
and was acconipanied by Jac M k aII
,
Harold Blieton and Mac Webster,: all
Members of MeKeneie's Orcnestriel
Svho Weee enreute to Ripley to joie
Mr. end Mrs.. Roy McKenzie, to ful-
fill a weelclY engagement et .•
•
Reeve N. EBushell was authorized.
A number of local veterans as ,evells
,
• .
t
pu, v. WELL ggcmp
yg
London on that occasion nevertheless;
• Club on Monday.
An unexpectedry—large • airdiene
quate
According to a dispatch from Tor --
onto in Wednesday's,Free Press, res-
idents of Wingliame Brussels; Blyth
Lucknow and Teeswater will have to
pay 35 cents ,for a haircut and 15c
for a shave Under an ordere-ineeouneil
Renounced in the current edition of
The Ontario ,Gazette.
diestriat Standards Act also provides
minimum salaryof $18 a Week
for full-time salaried employees for
the :pee comprising that town and
villages, all in either Huron or Bruce
,
Fiill-time .non -salaried .ernpleyeee
Must get a minimum of $13 a week,
plus 50 per cent of the proceeds of his
week in excess Of $12. .
The working hours of employees in
the barbering industry in the zone
are to be the hour§ which the shops
are .allowed to be openunder
byelaw. „
A schedule drawn ip ueder the In -
and who would .have been especially
proud to have. had the Pipe' Band;
moniestaking pare in., the -welcerning
eriait Strat cere-
.
space reservations to ".accom- greeted the players of St 'Peter's
...i.. local students who wish to see
A. Y. `A.;., • dramat'ic ' society, 'eri
Their ,Majesties when 'they '. ,
ford on Jene4itie . • farce,. "Keeping 'eP Appearances", in•
the presentation of. their. theee-act
A letter to Mr. Bushell. from War- s
e sehedule' rovides children's'
In dairy chemistry and badteriology. heeeeete eee eee.
in 1938 he Was :baetetiologist at Hai:teas; loeally; in the ineantint
den: Wellington S. Fenton, asked the
co-operation of municipal leaders in
organizing to give the boys and girls
a chance to see Their Majesties, which
may be once in a lifetime.
Special ,trains are being run by
the C. N. R. Stratford is the mitre
designated Lor the Criunties of Bruce
Heron and Perth, and the fare from
Lucknow and-•retUrn is 90 cents for
children and $1:80 for adults, Mons
dey night's meeeipg was informed.
• Warden Fenton pointed Pet in his
letter that the Warden's Committee
had visited Stratford .to see the lay-
out whieh is excel:M*3111y good. --
The children ,will . have / the front
rear on each side of the royal train
for e space about ten feet deep, and
for a distance along the track up to
e.
°
the 'great Borden labOratories in ror e�ntntie at •thee 25g rate and 'whit
couree will be adopt, d, if the new
pet° and brought away with him a is to bee coMplied laviwith, has not bee
Much coveted TOMbeVShip in the can asaleese"e. .
aditte Instituto Of Cheesiest', Since
the auttlein of„I938 he Anis been ah SOffees Fritetereil Hip
iete'rerswee'ee-areettiieele547.77-vessetteltIVene44.414,Seess .SA114:-K-Tikeife---1:4102
Pbd, degree, which he will carry witb makes hi home with her son Henry
hite when he leaves for Reading next tuffered a fractifred hip in a recent
June to continue his studies in dairy fan. ati her home.' Die to her ad-
baeterielogy, •• • . yawed age, the injury is the more
Mrs. Gibson was former y Mar- g e
rMtic • PaAlarwitfie "WeitTerl
ada'!-was presented by a green ,of•
•o'ydlillg 'people, as the spring thanks
offering meeting of the Woinee's
Missionary SoCiety. •
5;000 feet it `necessary. This will all
he`lenced and provided with drinking
water and toilet acconiodation with
police protection 'eve* ten. feet.
Teachers- or guardians will be re-
quired to be with the pupils. The
train will, with Their stand-
ingMajesties-.
on the tear platform, Pass along
• tine "avenue”, of children at. three
miles an hour,' sce all may see them.
• Vacant lots are beteg proeided for
• those. eoinieg distance where they
may have an open: space to at
ii.'ett/WetlieteietillIffiteWeere
expected to greet Their Majesties' at
this Centre. • .1'.
• A local committee has , beee ap-
pointed to take charge ef eriatige-
rnents in this coneeetion and fmtber
details ere like's, to follow. •
• .
EAR LIGHTING
PLAN ,ouvoNED
In view of the fact that the Bell
Telephone Company plans to reniove
its -pole line from. the main street
this semmer, the eocal Hydro Com-
mission will have to purchase the old
poles, or put up new ones to carre
their hydro lines if the present sys-
tem of street lighting and •servicing
of buildings is retained. • •
Faced with this peobletn estimates
on the cost of ornammital. standard
lighting, which would see all poke
removed from the street are being
received.
Mr. Peel Willis of the General
Electric -Conipany addressed a meet-
ing of the Business Men's Club in this.
regard on Monday .eeening; giving
prices on lighting. requipment •
Approximate estimates of this en-
tire worlc, With fixtures complete.
from Finiayson's stere to the United
Church was toughly based at from
$7009 to$8000. This was viewed gen-
erally, it appeared as being tie cost-
ly for consideration. One lof the Meier
expenditures 'would be the servicing
of buiklinge from the pole line at the
rear of the buildings. •.
Alternative arrangements .were dis-
cussed' to arrive at it minimum figure
at which this work &mid be carried charge of the train on its London to
out. Estimates are to be later Sub- Niagitra Pelle, run on June 7th. '
mated Or another niethed 'which was
The singularle honored Young man'
proposed. Thie plan woelil provide ;el
leg stio.inafid Votild-eave anO!efiTtereleereeraline
4.3.,,ltoi-piceeemseebuildine: The Hat. and 51111. 111 Mk. Edward MacLean
, . , „ .
Sion to tarry 4 'trolley Hee" overhea I a -4 •
sipeo.ntinente of train ctewee re -
to eery -ice hydro ueers, without einem- e • •
ing their peesent layout of sweating. ceetiy. itemouneeel, list A. MaeLean
of Port Huron and M. T. Po o
the current ••
nether detaile and the cost Of thio- Stratford as brakemen on the tilde,
plan are likely to be shortly dub- on sea permeeier rue.. obeious," Mr. Hamilton coil:eluded."
mitted.
' ' ' 1 M serious he le :Mild ot be laded
garet Blake, daught.er of the late Dr. in a meet leurie receiving other treat-
. When you tell the 4titli, you don't
• ••
1nent and i6 respoinling saeisfactorily.
litive to remember' *hat yen said. .131#ke •
WitiniOg°
'
eeveste. seee7,-
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the TOWn .1401 Tuesday eveeing,.
. The play was Well received and well
enacted ,he the Cast of characters,
as follovvs, •tharles• Mansfield,' Rev,,
J. Watton; Ann,a, • his wife, Miss,
Maude Cooke; Joan, the elder daught-
er, Miss .Derothy' Cooke; Lee, the
youngeredaugnter, Nis§ ,Eileee Jen -te-
stae Grandma Lee, Aerie's mother.
Mts... Hassell; 'Alpheus and. Julie
Bent, fres:rad& of theMansfields, Fred
McQuiilin,and • Mk. Harvey 'Treleav:.
Treleav-
en; • Erie. Ridgeway; an ,artist, Clar-
ence Geer. • ' ' • •
. Rev:: .A.' A...Maloney introduced. .the
eharacteise •and the setting of . the
play.. 'Instrumental enulie. wee peovid-
ed. skiving the 'es-enieg by Mee. •Nore
nean Wilson and .Dr. James Little,
A,
DIRECTORY -BEARS
COAT OF ARMS
KINLOUGH NATIV.B' MONG.
ROYAL,TRAIN •CBEWE
Residents oi• the Kirilough district
will have special ieterest in. Their
Majesties visit, due. to the fact :that
.6, waive been, ,soe. of • that hamlet
.will :be. a member of the crewe .in
• To commemorate the visit of Their
Majesties to Canada; the royal coat
of arm' e adorns the cover of the new
telephone directory' tor Lucknow and
vicinity reeently distributed by mail
to loeal sabscribers, of The Bell Tele-
phone iConiesany of , Canada. The
Lucknow directory. is ainong the fiest
to bear -the new -rest .which is printed,
'royal. blue ink.
The • royal coat of arms replaces -
the familiar Greelc god symbolic .of
• the 'Spirit of Communication as the
only decoratieei on the covey of the
new directory, W. G. Hamilton, Bell
manager for • Lucicriosse and vicinity, •
explained to The Sent:Mel. It is flank -
'ed, top and: bottom, by the domphey's
name, the date' of issea, and the
points to which 'distribution is made.
Four pageshavebeen eckled to. the -
alphabetieal; leetion, of the current '
directory, making a total of 40 pages,
while the Classified section centaine
4 peeps, :Mr. Hamilton added. Al-
tegether, there are diver 2,20 changes
recorded; in the neW volume. About
2,100 of these new ;and revised list-
ings in the White pages of the
Alphabetical listings, showing sub,
seribes' names,addresses, and tele- .
phone etunibees'. , The remaining
'iaenOeeeea..seeseaa-in;...Aee..Y.etsee2-,'„nnfaea,l seessa
of the classified% 'seetion.
"The need for carefully consuleitig
theeiew4ditectory before plating eel's,
in order to avoid `wrong numbers', is
stiledarcls 'from Finlay:soil's Store 'Id ie Harold AcLean •Port Hurori
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