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LUCKNOW • 'SENTINEL
MAITLAND . PRESBYTERIAIG ` .
GON EhIED HERE T ESDA
Y
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Maitland Presbyterial W. M. S of
the : P,resbyterian church, ' an organ-
inatyon 'established fifty-five years
ago; convened here -in the 'Lucknow
Presbyterian church . en Tuesday:
Morning and • afternoon .sessions:
were. held ' with Young People's
groups in .charge ;of. the evening ses-
slon, Time •or space has not permitted
us to .carry a detailed report of ,these
sessions, 'which we hope to have a-
,,yailablefor '•anr next issue.., •
MEDA4,71.14)NS :O11 SALE
•
• Official ;pwyal visit medallions went,
on sale. at the -local post office the
end• of the -Week, ,,,To .commemorate
the:.visit...te e
r.
medallions are exact- }replicas,
troinzeand.$niver,. of -the official `•gold•
medallions that :will be presented" to•
the.'• King and 'Queen 'by . the Cavern-
Merit 'of Canada. The bronze' Medal -
bons are ,0 cents .each and ;the silver.
eries 50. cents. : •
• Silver dollars, specially minted: in"
commemoration . of the visit were rap-
idly
ap•idly ' picked up,.;' Efforts '• are being
made to secure a. further'suipply.
CROWN MAY ,QUEEN.
,F+ridgy ' narked the; 'crowning -of
•tire Mai Queen, -.a twenty-year old
ceremony at Stratford Na incl School.
Pictured in The Beacon -Herald.: was•
the newly. crowned' .queen, Miss•;dia=
bel McCannell of i
.Portt'Elgin and her
four attend nnts,.o
a:• one Of whom 'was
Miss Bernice Durmmu of •Crewe, Also
pictured ; as • one of the , participants
the'.events of the 'day' was Stuart
Collyer - - of • Lucknow, the' valedictor-
3pCA'Laud
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Mrs. W .J Spindler and 'Mies Mc=
Gill are spending &.,week in Toronto,!
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T11UHSDAY, -MAY 18TH, 1039.
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HURON PRESBYTERY 'YOUNG,'
PEOPLE GQNVEN'ED MONDAY
Huron! Presbytery' 'Young People's
convention held in Wingham • M,on-
with their. sister' Mrs. Farnell. • • ! day afternoon and evening was at -
Mrs. tendeda strong delegation from
Mrs. A.. !G, Elliott returned to her by
home here the first of last week, after, the Ashfield United 'Young' i)eople'a.
spending the winter in Seattle..' ' , Among the. inspirations of the con--
• vention was. the ,address. by the guest.
Miss Arabella • •Cameron of -Strat-. 13„A:, of
f rd k visitor 'tl h speaker, Rev. W. B. Craw,
r• m-
• ' •a pealing'• f"or• a, fairer understan ding
•oath's idealism evelt as'expressed
o. •was .a wee:-end''vs or wl London, on the Quest of. Youth"-'
he
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parents ;,M : ` and Mrs.J.R.Ca
eros. ' - I"
• ofy
D1ovi't forget' .the.' 'Eckardt Bros..' inadequately: in cotritnunism,: Facism,.
usica 'rev e: ° in ' the Town9;Hall . to- a ` other forms of temporary reform
m..1 tw n, nd.
night, .Thursday,• aloha' wed 'h r 'a free and protest.:'pecially he urged
dance•far patrons: .
Chri
stian youn..,-people t, o.•se;.
eGothem-
:Mr.and Mis,D Downey and Selves.as te buldera w,ith
andMrs- Harold!Dgwneand yCarlthe better world •and society,'• which
of Drayton'rere Sunday visitors witluk
is the 'gentile, of Christianity to.
Mr 'W.P "E. Treleaven and, family. '
Purchases Farm
Mr. Win , J, Irwin, Second' Cane&$:
cion I;hinloss, `rias Iiu Based 'the farm
of the , Jacob Miller estate, ,adjoining
Mr..,Irwiti's own• farm.
and Mrs. David : Errington who
have spent the winter with 'Mr. and
Mrs,' iR,oy .Black; left on Tuesday for
Toronto for 'an extended visit with
their daughter,. Mrs. Stanley: • Hughes
andMr. Hughes. ' ' . '
Relatives from a distance •attend-.
Mg. the funeral of Douglas MaeDiar-
mid included; Mr.. , and. Mrs. George •
S'tockhann, Mr'.• avid 'Mrs. Wm. Blue
-and family; Mr.. and Mrs. George .Blue
0
Donald Mc: -
Kenzie
Mr
S.
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and s.
f it
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and am M d
a yr
Kenzie and Mrs. Goodhand, all - of
Detroit; Mr,. • and Mrs. D.: L. Mat=
Diarmid .acid 'family :of Jamestown
and Mr. ' and Mrs. B. R. MacDi.armid�
of Cleveland..
Wrong Impression
.In repo•t'ing'.the election of officers,
of 'the 'Business: Men's. Club, we may
*lave given the' wrong' impression. in
;saying. that ..1VIr... Wm. Hornell " re-
signed ':as president. Mr. Hornell had
completed:': his term and 'declined: to•,
•
accept- the office, when renominated.
a
at/his annual meeting.
crobatics, Games, Dancing '
=know Arena
ay
3 Sensational Acts
BY - THE DON CLARKE TROUPE
ACT 1—CLARKE TROUPE, ON. THE HORIZONTAL BARS.
ACT 2 -DON & ROLLO, ON; THE REVOLVING LADDER..
ACT 3—DELMAR TRIO, On the ROMAN .RINGS and TRAPEZE
First Act . 8:3o sharp]
Carn4=21-Gaines .
BINGO,PADDLE WHEEL, II • DART GAMAS,.
WHEEL OF FORTUNE, • COIN GAME,' • PENN' TOSS
ALL GAMES 5e - GOOD PRIZES
Street' Dancing -
IF WEATHER PERMITS, DANCING WILL BE HELD ON THE
-STREET IN FRONT OF THE ARENA—McCARTNEY'S
ORCHESTRA
Iree. Admission ToArena!
BORN' I'
REID=In' .Winghani.. Hospital on
Sunday, May 14th to, Mr. and 'Mrs.
W. S. Reid , (nee'. Jean Durnih) of
Lucknow,, a daughter. .
WOODS—At ,St..Helens on Thurs-
day, May 11th,,' to Mr: and Nye, Lorne
Woods, • a daughter. `
LEM—In Winghani "General 'Hos-
OW on. Friday, May'Sth, •to Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Lem, ` Lucknow, a'• son.
CARD OF THANKS •
•
Mrs. Andrew . H. Hamilton 'and fam-
ily wish to thank 'their many ,friends
and . neighbors: for, their: contributions
of. service, music, .flowers and' sym-
pathy .so graciously given at the time
of their recent 'bereavement. •
Card -Of Thanks :
The Brothers and .Sisters of •the late
Miss E.. A. Pierce, 'wish to• thank
their many. .friends and neighbors for
kindness and sympathy . sh
own them
in their recent ••'bereavement, Also'
for the beautiful•, floral t>ibutesand
to the Rev. R. C. Todd. . .
Card Of -(Thanks
' Mr. and Mrs. Grant MacDiarmid
acknowledge with deepest gratitude
the, countless acts' of kindness and
expressions of sympathy. extended •
to 'thein: in their recent •bereavement.
Curd Of Thanks' -
11/is $. Purvis of .Holyrood wishes
to sincerely thank her friends , for'
nus —am--ri-Mumbrances`—during
her recent illness.' • •
ASK GOVERNMENT -
O UPHOLD C. IT
Bruce United ,Church Presbytery
inet•',in .Wiarton Baptist :•Church - on
May 3rd. Rev. G. W.., Moore, of Walk-
erton presided, and 'was ;elected' chair=
nian for the •coming year. Rev.. Wm.
G. Waldron` was ' nominated for the
Settlement :Committee. A call from
Scotland, Ont,; to Rev. R. J: McKnight
of : Tobermory was approved. It was
recommended thatwhere duplex, en-
velopes •are not:being used, appeals•for
missions; be made at Easter, Tune 10th
Thanksgiving and Christmas. .•
•.The Dominion Goverriment..wasask-.
ed to :uphold,'the Canada Temperance
Act in Ontario; and the Provincial
Government Nvas commended' , for ' re-
fusing to 'open Sunday to commer-
cialism.• Closing' of beverage rooms
Alen o'clock was favored. 'Mr: Lewis
of the Ontario . Temperance 'Feder-
ation, and Mrs.. ,Hugh .,D. Taylor, re-.
cently returned from Madras• •'Con -
1
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�Perence; spoke. Mr. Wesley Clark k of
Kincardine was commended for pro-
ficiency: in the local preacher's course.
Northern ' Sumner School 'was announ-'
eed for July: .5-14, and the Boys' and
Girls' . Camps for. early August. .
bring , about. -
An. • other outstanding; feature of
the convention was the dialogue ad-
dress 1. y members : of the Good 'Wild'
Mission. Team of Victoria and Eman-
iuei College.Thelour young ordinands
are 'spending part of the time ba -
tweet' graduation andordination
making them selves useful to Young
People's and; other grpups and are
rendering very fine , and: unselfish
service. «
Two of the. members, Jack Thonip-
son, and: Bill Bailey have' accepted'
the invitation of. the Ashfield United
Young Peo opp, attendingthe
convention, to spend this .'Thursday
night with their :socieities in an, open
meeting 'in Hackett's church,. to, which
all„ membersand friends e,f Blake,•
1Haeketts'and. Zion are m cordial[s'
invited .•' } . • •
"'Friends. -nd relatives • from a .die-•.
Lance attending the., funeral of ' Mrs:;
i'►3i' '`1111.-Y'L 'iG4 "➢�='+r'ai,�•'Yifr`,.�y-
M'r. and Mrs. George `Hunter and
Mr. and .Mrs. George Fisher of ,Ham-
ilton • and Mr. 'and Mrs. Joseph Cram.
Ston, Goderich.
�Tclothes
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• DB.ESSES- Many neW dressesbiust arrived,,
smart st 'les, '
summer shades. Prices to suit •
everyone.
COATS—Just a 'few left -A11 latest : -
LADIES' SPRII�IG (. UP �
shade's .and .styles from.. 95
oPURSEthers, PS—ricWesm hite,• pastel shades, two-tone stylesand
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NEW . 49c� 80c and.. $1.4,1 •
' .many • • • • •
... :NEW HOSE1Glany new sh r: •idea for; summer •bv •"Supersilk.
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In' chiffon,service weight and• crepe,-•
worsteds --latest shades -single and
MENS SUITS—New:�yorsted •
double breasted;; Styles' t,reirs
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,"pleatedstyles, 'fine ,tropical
1�li1u1N S SPORT.
PANTS-:Nen,.'. Y
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resistant with periir�an� ,
worsteds; -'-spot .andsta'iin•'rea•
' _ • and miracle pockets:
npg•s•ciAYATS-A ncw summertie by
Forsyth=Zan-
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zibar' stripes in light shades ••
'PHONE"'85 '
In ALAN' ' r
LUCKNOVI', ONT.. •
COMING 'EVENTS 1
PARAMOUNT DANCE..
Dancing every Friday night at Par-
amount Hall. &LcKehnie's orchestra.
Admission 25c.
•
DANCE' AT ST.:'HELENS
• The.`CKNK Hillibillies will provide
music for 'a dance in the Community
-hall, St. Helens, on Friday, Mai 19,
under auspices of the 'Women's In-
stitute .Admission 25c and 15c.• -
LUCKNOW
UNITED
CHURCH:
Rev. 5: t. ,Todd,
Pastor
SUNDAY ,
MAY 21st '
10,a.m.-Sunday School.
11 a.m..-;,.:Worship icond)ucted by'
the Minister. REV. M.R. •WIL-
KINS;W,ILL PREACH.
.7 p.m.—v/11ave 'You Done Your
Washing/". •
•
Wed., May 24-4 tun.
Day Service.
Empire
BOLSTER BALL CLUB
' ' If transfers now -,pending are . gran-
ted; Wingham should ,have a well bol-
stered' ball, club this season. Transfers
have been granted W: B: Smith and
Malcolm. McCammon from Toronto
to W inghazn The ' former who is• in
Lloyd's+ office, is a Short stop and Mc-
Cammon is an outfielder..Two other
transfers `will receive . consideration
at the May meeting of the 0. B. A A:-
xecutnre, those of Robt.--Bridgeford,
!ast year with. Hanover and E. Eng=
fish,. of Palmerston. •Bridgeford is a
pitcher... 'Bob Groves, . hard ,hitting
catcher,.. has• also xetairnied to' Wing --
,ham. • •
CHRISTIAN ',FELLOWSHIP CLUB
The .•Christian Fellowship Club for
all • the young' people of the town and
surrounding country will hold tits
first meeting of the • season • this Fi•i
day evening at 8 o'clock in the Bible
Institute rooms. The Club. is Inter-
denominational in nature but positive-
ly 'Christian, seeking to meet the need
of our young people during the sum-
mer months while the Young People's
Societies.• of our churches are 'dis-
banded. An 'interesting and profitable
program : will be planned for every
meeting and a happy time is promised
to all attending. • • •
This Friday evening Dr. James Lit-
tle teacher of the Young Men's. Bible
Class of the Presbyterian • church will
ring a ibis message.e� n1 ops
there • will be a good. attendance.
Come, . bring your Bible and a friend.
RIPLEY, 'MAN DIES
Wesley Dawson Bradley of Ripley,
and well known in'the district, passed
away at his' home on« Monday after
an illness •With '. pneumonia. He was
in his 76th • year. •The funeral service
was, held on 'Wednesday in Ripley
United Church with members of the
Masonic Order participating in the
service at the church' and graveside
in Kincardine'Cemetery. . -
rit*$
Made.
Pentecostal Mission
•
SERVICES EVERY . WEDNESDAY and "SUNDAY AT 8 'P.M..
Subject' for .Sunday ®at 8 •P.m. -'THE; ,UNCLEAN. SPfiRlT WHO,
' ' SET UP - H'OU SEKEEPING . "•What 'about many . Of Ljuckziow's • .
h_as been; ' Have they' eternal • life?
CHILDREN'S SERVICE SAT. :AFTERNOON AT 3 .P.M.
AT KI.N.LOUIGH
Every '.Thursdayin the Orange Hail at, 8.30 P. M.
cern
on
..-.SIJB�aTF�: "Why, Did , Jesus' Weep Oven. Jerusalem and .
do of'That 'City, in.. 7I0 A.D., 'By 'Titus The
ins °The Destruc n�;,... •
Roman' Emperor, When Ch rist Could :Have ,Saved : Jerusalem .
SPECIAISEtVIGv Sunday :Morning at 10,30 a.m. n"Orange
„
" ' Hall. SUBJECT: "The Result of. 'a: Spirit Filled, Luff.,
Tune in over CKNX, Wine ham .• Station ,`for wleeklyJliioadcast.
Every Tuesday 1.30' to 2 p:n°, . ' .PASTOR E. L. RIPLEY.
RNEWS
CHURCH
united Church Y. W. A. • ,
The monthly meeting •of,the,Young
Women's Auxiliary was • held at the
home of Mrs.' J. W.- •Joynt on Monday
evening After' the opening exercises
the. • Scripture 'reading' was,, taken by.
•Mrs.(1.. Thompson., The• tilicy the
last ' cha'pter, • •.of the Study • Book;
"World in Canada", .was dealt vrith:
by Mrs. Orland 'Richards:., Mts. Nor-
man .Wilson played a 'piano instru-
mental; Mrs. :K. ,C. Muildie gave a
report of the.:Presbyterial held in
Wiarton' on'1 lay 3rd and Mrs. Thome-
son read a Mother's Day poem: -
United,Cliureli X. I'. S. .
The guest speaker . on 1Vlonday ev-
ening was - Mr. 'George, Affiech, . a'
graduate minister•to be ordained this
summer. He 'spoke on the work • being
• 'nits Missions
hunch' i on
clone' on the `]1 d C
fields of the .world,, find,' the need : of.
workers. 'The meeting opened• with
a song service and prayer by Rev.
Todd, Keith Hackett read the Script
.ure •lesson and 'another group'' of
hymns was sung. Mrs. Black gave
a reading :and!,:Mrs. Todd favored with
0. solo.: •
•
United Church . W. M. S. • -
The May Meeting 'of the W. M. S.
of the United -charth--was- held -Wed-
nesday of last 'week with .yrs. Bush•
ell presiding. Mrs. od, gave a sp en -
did report of the Presbyterial, which
was held at 'Marton, Mrs. Decker led
,in'prayer. An invitation'was accepted
to attend the meeting of the W.:M. S.
of Hackett's church, ' Ashfield,
day May .26th when Miss. Gown is
to be the guest speaker. Mrs. Turner
read a very. interesting leiter . from
a little Hindu girl, which Jean Bashed
had received through the Mission
'Band. She also sent - some Pieces. of
!beautiful 'hand -made lace .which she
asked them to sell for her,
Joynt ` rendered a pleasing nolo,
"Alone with • God" accompanied' by
Mrs. .Norman . Wilson. •Mrs. G. An ,
di ew gave the !chapter from the ..
tudy•book. Mrs. .Finlay' ,gave .a'spien.
did reading, "Cancelled . Prayer". This
meeting :closed witha hymn and pray.
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Stleorial
Royal:: Visit Memento
A. cup and saucer- or -plate::.
.commemorating the King and
Queen's visit Free 70
with 1 lb. tea ......•
-. AYLMER TOMATOE SOUP
• 3 for , . 25C.
AYLMER VEGETABLE .Soup
3 for ' . e.... 25c-
' •`; AYLMER TOMATOE JUICE
3l'oz., 3 for 25'c
AYLMER CATSUP
2 for ' , 25c
AYLMER Whole -Kernel Corn
2 for . I 25c
LIBBY'S SA'EURKRAUT .
.Large, 9B for .... 25c
LIBBY'S PORK and BEANS
l's, ,2 for •. , 15c •,
PEAS, CORN & TO'MATOES'
Large. size, 2, for 19c
ORANGE$ -
2 doz. for '
GRAPEFRUIT
6 for..
26e
25e
' Fresh Vegetables always • on
hand -
Last call for Pineapples .
R. H. T
HpMP.SON.
Checking over our stocks, we find a great number Of the items
substantial British Manufactures New Chintz,'New retones
New Curtain Materials, New Congoleum and New Linoleum !tuns
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