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Lyceum, Theatre
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$how starts at 6 p.m. except
Saturday.: -,Saturday ' night
two shows at 7.45 and 9.45 p.m.
MATINEE Saturday. 2.30. p.m.yk•
Thursday, . Friday, SatPxday
-June'• 8-9-10:_
BOB BURNS
FAY BAINTER
IRVIN S. 'COBB
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atrsas �
• A down to earth, story -in, Which
gob - Burne. playa _the Part of .:
•a .reformed. tramp. ••
Akar "Mickey Mouse. Cartoon"
and '"News"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
*J:une.'i12 e'13 = 14.
LUISE RAINER
•FERNAND GRAVET'
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"The,:Great Waltz"
A,„ ' musical picture.' with the im-
mortal music of. Johann '• Strauss
Also "Mildewed Melodramas"
MATINEE Saturday 2.3,0 'pm.
.m .Admissioiii.. Adults-20c
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HOLYROOD
ST H'ECENS
Mr;. and Mre, Robert Moore and
family of :Rennin -Were .Week -end
-guests of Mrs: Moore's brother, Mr.
Harvey Webb and Mrs. Webb.
Mrs. Robinson' Woods has returned
from a visit with leer daughter, Mil.
Alex Murdie and Mr, Murdie at Tor-•'
onto.
Miss • Irene Woods of Waterloo was
•
a'week end •visitor at her home here
'Miss Norma • Weatherhead was
home from W ingham for the week-
end; .
Mr's;' Fret], McQuillin and children
were 'visitors with Wingham friends
last week. '
• a
ilev. •Mr: Wilkins of .the Ashfield
circuit occupied • the-. pulpit \in .. the
United " church • on ,'S, undaymorning
While Rev. X71 Mr .Wright'took- his
Work. '
The, _June. aneetin ofthe Women's.
Institute was held'. in the Community'
Hall with 20 ladies. present and with
Mrs. W. A. Miller presiding::The roll
call' was responded to with suggest-
ions for the year's. Program. Mrs. A.
Gaunt, Mrs. G, :Stuart, Mrs.' E. W.
Rice and Mrs. W. A, Miller are the del-
egates to attend the District Annual,
meeting to be held at Goderich' on
• June' 9th. The 'fallowing were, ap-
pointed ;conveners.' of the ;standing;
.'committees= Education, M,rs. D, Phil -
'dips; Home ,Economics, Mrs. E.
Rice; Health and' child welfare, Mrs.
. G. Stuart; 'Agriculture' and Canad-
ian ,industries, Mrs: E.' Purves; , Leg-
lislature, Mrs., McKenzie Webb Hist-,.
orieal' research 'and: current events,
Mrs:. Ball';_ Community activity` and
ref Mss. 'Gon'tlrn•' ; aeb. ei;it ;los
and international ' relationship, Mrs:
A. Gaunt:, Mrs. Jas:. ,Gaunt;, Mrs. W.
Rutherford,' Mrs," C. Taylor and Miss
Mary Murray..were appointed as the
flower committee. The, topic "How we
are 'governed" was taken by Mrs.
Earl. Durnin Mrs. McKenzie Webb
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THE LUC,KNOW' SENTINEL
SOMETHING• `TC -.
:THi.NK. :ABOUT
On many occasions it has been,
pointed out the advantages of active
co-operation among business men in
small towns; and the following article
from .the Durham Chronicle advances
this thought: '
• "Running a business these past few
years it not all beer and skittles, Bus-
finess today is more complicated than
ever, and with the 'increase' in easy
Means of transportation, •conditions
will certainly became To better; Dig
`tances from metropolitan, centres to
'day . mean ' nothing Unfortunately
most of the •smaller towns have lust
out im :the latish ,:beca'usethey, made
;no: effort to fight back:: The larger
centres „seem to have an advantage,
Nit it :is, only •.apparent._. Lack - of art
ganization in the ,smaller centres
'the.' cause . of most of the trouble.
;The big fellows_ may give the little.
fry a run' ,for a _time; but -it -'Won'.t
last' -provided the, littlefellows do
something about it. You cannot :be
successful inbusiness: today if your
whole stock -in -trade is • a review of
what you used to . do ' twenty. years
ego:, It isn't whatyou used to be, it's
what. you are•, today, that counts. I't
is, therefore agood sign to sea a num-.
ber of smaller towns ironing busi-
ness associations. There . is . a. lot 'of
work ahead of these organizations; but
we . see no "reason why they 'should
not succeed. They . are ,close to the
publie., they serve, and in this. they..
have an advantage : over • the :larger
centres'"which have our highways and
town :streets .plastered with trucks
delivering their goods. Itis about time
the citizenry of the Milder centres,
were educated to the fact that 'while
they may save-, a few cents just now
in 'buying' from : the city firm,; they will
lose this .saving. eventually. City pro-
fits go to pay' the taxes in. the cities.
There is a lot of hard work ahead 'of
any: small 'town business association
but rightly handled there is: not a.
The •,Holyrood' •school children. ac-
companied by their teacher, Mr. Gor-
.n don Campbell` went by train to Strat-
ford on. Tuesday for the Royal Visit.
Miss Jean Johnston of Bervie, Miss
Mary Johnston, 6th con, S11'ent the
week -end at their home here.
Mr. and ,Mrs., James Baker were re-
cent •guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
' Campbell, Kinlbss.
lin. (and Mrs. Robert McDonald
and family were ;resent visitors at
Mr. J. E: .Turnbull's, ,Underwood. ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. White, spent a day
recently with their son Mr. George.
White of Belgrave:
gave a humorous reading "'Those .reason .in the"world ,wily the inroads,
intone '.' i
us
"b ss h 'Y the large1'ar` r ice ' n tres
cannot be curtailed, Perhapa one of
the. reasons ,why times are not what
they should be .is because altogether
0o much money is going to the larger
centres and too little left for *-
mediate circulation 'at home".
hatst
•ladle
he sM.• ear Mrs. s. Duren
n
Phillips and Mrs. Ed.. Purves, who had
been to Toronto for the :Royal '.visit;
gave` interesting talks• on their im-
'pressions. At . the . conclusion lunch
was served• by the hostesses, Mrs.
J: Gaunt,:'Mrs: D. Todd, Mrs. F. G.
Todd. '
Mr. and Mrs... Wilson Woods were
recent -visitors in the village.
. Mr. Neily; , Todd was home, frons
Stratford for the week -end.' '.
At the meeting of the:. Y. P. U.
on Sunday evening, E. W. Rice read
Mr. %Merle• Johnston accompanied ;the scripture .lesson. The report of
the' .recent Y. P. U. convention ,held
in• Windham by Dick' .Weatherhead,
by his : parents, . Mr. and Mrs. • Peter
Johnston. attended the graduation of
Miss Winnifred Johnston, R.N., of and Rev. H, M. Wright.
Toronto•, last week. . M'. and Mrs' Bob ;Hill, ' Mr. • and
• Messrs. Fred .Jackson and Ne • il' Mrs. Ernie • Rendal 'and son Jiliimy
Black,' 2nd' 'and 4tlii con., Huroi�
i,were
recent visitors at Mr. Robert Mac- of, Galt 'were recent visitors with
' Donald's.lt Mr, and,, Mrs. Archie and - Mr. , and
Ml's-Andre*=Hamilton--is--holding-M-rs-h--D;- t Berson: -•--
sale of farm, stock and implements - •
_ and hotaseha r e ee s on on
ay.:,_
t---- - c anal' pupils ••4 t.
June .12th. I glen's school, Fondycasetiool; ` an
• Mr .and Mrs. John Jamieson of No. 3 went to Stratford on Tuesday
Lucknow spent Wednesday evening at to see Their Majesties: •
Mr. Thos'. Harris'.•. Mr. Hilliff; manager of the Wind -
Mr, and Mrs. eon a Nel'sbn, Jimsweep A • berdeen-Angus farm, Lind -
1 and Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Ed: Mc -
Dean and Kenneth of Paisley were re- s'ay, and Mrs: Hillif:� were recent
• cent, visitors at Mr.- Robt. •MticDon. guests of Mr. end Mrs.' F. G. Todd and
• ald's; . Toni Todd...
'ROUND TRIP ,BARGAIN , FARES
June' 16-17 from L,UCKNO'1N
To Stations Oshawa and East to Cornwall inclusive, Uxbridge, Lind-
any; Peterboro, Catupbellford, Newmarket,Collingwood, Meaford,
Midland; North Bay, Parry Sound, Sudbury, Capreol',and West to
Beardmore. '
P. M. Trains June 16th - - All Trains June 17th
TO 'TORONTO
. also to Brantford, Chatham, Goderich, Guelph, Hamilton, London,
Niagara Falls, Owen Sound, St. Catherines, St. Mary's, Sarnia, Strat-
ford, Strathroy, Woodstock.'
See handbills .for complete list of destinations.
b'or fares', return limits, train • information, ' 'tickets, etc. consult
nearest Agent. r T186B
CANADIAN ; N.ATI0NA,L
airliners Attention!
WE 'WANT TO MEET A LIMITED NUMBER, OF PROGRES-
SIVE I ARMERS Who Wish To Increase Their Annual Income
..win Otte One Aere Of A Fahey Var-
1Iy Several Hundred Dollai s Gr of p
iety of Red It9spbefry. The Berries To 1Ic -Shipped ped ,To A' - Large -
Toronto. Dealer For Chain Store And Canning Fitt -tory Use.
GOVERNMENT CERTIFIED ROOT $YSTEM•S FURNISHED
.- . - haat
�1t�C "PLA1�TTli1� Olt«�A9i:k.•tet •itay-lirent�:�*�.i�..
• 'tear,'1n Ontario, Many Of Our Plantations Yielded Over 10,000
Pint Boxes To The Acre, I I -
This 'Offer is Limited. ton Must diva dui Farin. MAIL RE-
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PLY 10 B0 3fl,5 .
"EN'i`1NEL, BEFORE 3uNE 22nd. A ller"sonal
•Visit Will 1$e Made To Veer Hotta To Explain The Business
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PRUDENTIAL . AGENT
TRANSFERRED TO' CLINTON
Burton W. Kearns, who has .been
agent in Kincardine and district for
the Prudential Assurance • Company,
for nearly 10. years past,, has been
transferred to Clinton, where he 'will
take charge •of the .company's • act-
ivities there: Mrs' Kearns took over his
new duties on•' Monday, June 3. Mrs.
Kearns'and family will remain in•Kin-
cardine until the'„close of the school
term.. '
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FRIENDS—PRESENTED—•:
YOUNG NEWLYWEDS
FHE•._
't_UCKi`1OW SENTINEL
Published every Thursday morning
at Lucknow, Ontario, •
Mrs. A. D. MacKenzie-=-P'roprietol
Campbell Thompson --Publisher
THURSDAY, JUNE 8TH, 19.39..
• DU,NGANNON.:
-(Intended for Last Week)
Mr. and Mrs. Chester .Durnin' and
two •children, Pittsburg,' were week-
end visitors withh, the foriner's par-
ents, "'Mr. and Mrs; R. J. Durnin. They
returned to their home Tuesday. Their
elder -child Jimmie6''aged eleven, is re-.
training -:with, his grandparents - for
the :summer months.
It:was'''announced ..on .`Tuesday
at the London ,Conference of the Unit-.
,ed Church that the minister to suc-
ceed .Rev. E. Gill this year' , in June'
,will be :Rev. W M Lonegrove.
Mr. Norman Siddall and Miss Chan-
cellor, Toronto, 'visited the former's'
aunt,. Mrs. David Errington at the
week-end:His father, •Mr, LH.'_Sid-�
dalI; •
who visited _'a' month.: among
friends, .„returned to his home :with
them. '
: Miss Flora Durnin; returned Sunday
from •a motor trip to the New York
World's- • Fair, accompanied' by three
young lady friends, including Miss
Florence : Eedy, who was a delegate
ofthe World -Wide Conference of Wo-
men's. Institutes to the New York
World's Fair.''
Miss Flora Durnin left Tuesday to
attend Achievement Day at .Kitchener
cn'Wednesday, May. 31st.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Nelson Couch, Strat-
ford, visited the ' latter's sister, Mrs.
C. ' G. 'Brown ''on Sunday.
'Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Scruton on the arrival On
a baby. girl.
at Goderich Hospital on , Friday May
26th. ;10-N. ,:,.
Mr. and Mrs. ;WM. Brydges of, Sag••
inaw,'Mich., spent the 'week end- with
the . • :°as $3 li;, : Mrs. _. ,Lrioriaii
While here, and attending the United
Church at the morning service, the
congregation was favoured by, Mr.
Brydges,. a :professional singer, to Ten-
der "The Lord it. my Shepherd.Mrs.
Brydges accompanied at'the piano. •
Mr. David Cook is shingling the roof
of his 'store' and residence and making
other improvements:
Visitors. with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley,
Dennis:on Sunday were, Mr. arid' Mrs.
Russell Dennis, Bluevale and Ernest
Raymond. and Bernice..of Wingham:.
Mr. and • Mrs. Everrett .Harris and
little son. George has moved back to
their home at Cransford, where they
are busy' assisting with the apiaries:,
The • Glazier 'picnic was held at the
'river by Mr. Wm. Cook's home on.
Victoria day« Twenty-six were pres-
ent including from a distance, Mrs.
Joe Prior and:three daughters, ,Guelph,
Mr. and Mrs,. Roland ,Grain, 'Wing-'
Wing -
ham.
Presentations Made .By Badminton
Club
.A. social evening- and presentation's
tomembers of the ., Badminton. Club
who are soon leaving these parts was
held at the home of Mr. Ronald : Pent-
land. The honored ones were .Rev. J.
Watton of St: Paul's Anglican • church'
and '"Rev. and, -Mrs. E. Gill. The ad-
dress was read by ArthurBrown and
Bruce ,McArthur' presenting.. The gifts
were to Rev. Watton a lovely cabinet
table and a to Mr.: arid Mrs. Gall a
sandwich toaster.
ton
The address read as follows:
D n:I..__and Mrs. Gill_aztd M r:_Wit_
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W-e,youtr--friends of Dungannon re=
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Mr. and. Mr's, Bert Harkness and
son' `Ross, of Torianto spent Sunday.
with the formers. parents;. Mr. and
Mrs: George ,Harkness;- '•
' Mrs. -John Richardson, 'Grace, Bob
and. Jinn motored to 'Guelph on Sat-
urday d and attended the Nichol re-
union held at the O..A.C.'and spent the
week -end with friends there' and at
Galt. •
The Mission Band met last Satur-
day ;afternoon' at; the home of Miss
Agnes Conley., ,Miss Ardyss 'Brown?
gave a story. The topic was given by,
Mrs:' Farrish .1V offatt-"=Cleanliness".•
The roll call `was answered by an
at'tendance . of ,25 with a ; Versa , of
Scripture with this key. word. Scrip-
ture reading .given :by. Agues. Con-
ley. Gertie'Brown led' in .,prayer:,'Col•-
lection- = ' '
The Young Womeln's Missionary
Society. ,of • Whitechurch:. met at the
home --of 'Miss.._Grace Richardson on
Friday `with 12 in attendance. The':
Scripture reading and Meditation was'''.
given •by Miss Merle Wilson.; Miss,
Velma Scott' gave a reading. _Mrs.
Pollock"led in; prayer: ' Gertie Brown
gave ' a solo, -,"In the Garden".. ' 1
.Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson; Isa-
bel and Stuart' of. Para'inount spent
Sunday with •Mr. and Mrs, . '.Orville,,
Tiffin,.
Mr.; and Mrs. J: B. Morrison' spent
Sunday with :J. Morrison Jr.. at List-
owel. • •
. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McBurney of
Teeswater, ''1VIr;': and Mrs.' George;
Greer : of Luekn9w. were Sunday .vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hill.
"This: community is well represented
-at the -cel.cpc'}4`'-Il 1re1d.- in -Stratford'
for Their Majesties to -day.
To be vain, of one'''s rank or place,
is to show that. one is below • it.
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"A BANK WHERE S. ALL ACCQiTNTS OE NELCOME"
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Sd. ears' ago we ouldli't
• have,,bpugh.t the ,dporknobs
:.today the 1-iiause is ours,it's
sma .but it's: aidf• r.tthanks
to that Blank of Montreal
:savings plan we ,followed." •
BANK :F, MONTREAL,:
ESTABLISHED 1:017 • • .
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Lucknow Branch V. N:. PREST, Manager
aYbiiit BANK: AND HOW YOU MAY' US� IT" -Ask, for booitet
FOURTH :CONCESSION'
Mrs. 'R.. Snelgrove of .Detroit vis-
ited with Mrs: -J. Robinson last week.•
A 'number from this vicinity were
in Stratford on Tuesday to see the
King .and Queen.
Mrs. Jewett of Lucknow is ; vis-
aing with Miss Martha Siitlierlana.
Mr. Rory,. 'Ross and sister M'argarct
of : Langside- spent Sunday At. Mr.
D: Mcliinnon's. •
Mrs: J. Martin is. spending a few
days with Mrs. ;Wm. Maclntyre.'
Mrs. P..Robertson' of Ripley 'spent
the week -end' with.. Mrs. R. Middle_;:,
ton.... ' '
Mr. Charles: Robinson ,is ,able to be
out again'. after several weeks' ill-
ness. .
Rev. G.' ,M 'Young . and 111i$ John
S. McDonald are :attendingthe den-:
eral' Assembly' of the, ' Presbyterian
Church of Canada,at Midland, Ont.
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EVERY 40 SECONDS ofIVERYAAY
Somoboabuys a
NEW
-knt--going--to--say--farewell-•-as you--•- -
leave us in the near future to •start
on your duties amid other surround-
ings, but we are going to express
our .good wishes to you in this • gift.
You have made .good friends here
during your short stay -and there will
always be a welcome waiting for
you when you return at any time.
We, the members of the •Dungannon
Badminton club, appreciate your :co-
operative efforts in the organization
of the Badminton club from ,which we
have derived much • pleasure, better
sportsmanship and in 'ttthich we have
made many friends. • '•
Please accept this gift and may
it often remind you of your friends
here. It is a token. of fond ,thoughts
and high esteem of those : ,it it h
Whom you worked and played the
game -the gamie of Life. •
Best wishes for health, happiness.
lone life and prosperity.
Signed on behalf of, the Dungannon
Badminton Chib.. •
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Murray, concession 9, . Kincardine,
township' friends gathered to honor
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murray,. who
were recently married. Arrangements
were in the hands of Nelson Eskrick,
Leslie Hunter, William . Prawn and
William Thacker.
Duringthe eveliingg Mr. and Mrs.
Murray were presented with a' studio
couch. He expressed the thanks of his
'wife and himself. • •
•Games, refreshments and dancing
'completed the evening. • -
The address; -
. It is with great pleasure,.. that we,
your friends have gathered here to
share in your happiness and to wel-
come a new member to our community.
You Donald, have lived here all your
life and havemade' a host of friends
who are all pleased to welcome Eve.
lye to our -midst, as your bride:"
You • are starting married 'life with
our sincerest' wishes for happiness•
whieh; can ,'only be 'attained by each
of you over-looiiig the faults- and re-
cognize Te virtures of the other.
Wishing you every 'success in this.
the. greatest event of your • limes, We
ask you tti accept thisfstudio couch as
a token of esteem.
DANCER AT LUCKNOW GAMES
TO: ,EE AT TEESW4TER
Many of those who attended • the
Caledonian' dai'nes in Lucknow, 'cvilli.
probably reme'm`ber little "Tug" Wil-
son as a .competitor in the dancing
events, Frank Wilson, who now re-
sides in Buffalo,' was probably the
greatest hornpipe dancer in inerica,
seed n liateMY: '11fte'er�;
whe is in -charge of the, .Teeswater
Caledonian Games in coiineetion with
the reunion, that he will Ise -at tees -
water Games, as a spectator: AIthott'gb
well.. ....
well past the three. "
score• mark Tug;;
has -consented to give an exhibition
hornpipe. " '
Mr. David Campbell was called away
to Winchester, Indiana on Monday'
owing to the serious illness of his
brother John. •Campbell. '
Mr. and Mrs: Ryan 'spent Tuesday
evening with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Kidd, Wingham, observing''the birth-
day of their little grandson, .Ryan
Russell who was 1 year old.
Mr. and'. Mrs. Sarni Swan, Rita, Doris
and Mr. John 8 . MacDonald visited
Mr. and Mrs. Iiarivey Mole on Sunday.
The Senior i..Wolinen's Institute met
at •thenarsonage-,last 'Friday-. after-
noon. There was not as large an at
tendance as other times but an inter -
eating program was . enjoyed. Mrs.
McDonald.. 2nd vice-presidents' was in
the chair. The roll call'' was answered
by payment of fees. Mrs. B. Roach
was apnriinted education convener in
dlace of Mt s. G111., A letter was Writ—
ten to Mrs. Chas. Congram. Wu 'harn,
regretting her departure. Mrs. Wilbur
Browp was 'writing to • Mr. Shearer
district' representative to have a short
Coarse Come this winter and arrange-
ments made. .Mrs. 11. Roach 'will re,
present the itnstitut.. at; the district
annual held in . Goderich, June 9th,
The programs for the year :will be
printed. Mrs. ,j'ones offered her home
T°ur,>f-r,cvL ;• 1itic Cxa:
a paper ori the infant child and motli,l:
er. Following this the hostesses• ser-
ved lunch...
'iJanes, call 'up my dentist and see'
if he can give me an appointment."
"Yes, sir:''
. "And—er--Janes, don't press rim."
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