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HLOCK. TRAFFIC LANE
' Motoring through Lueknow's. maip
street _•on :a 'Saturday night israther
difficult between 'the • hours, of , nine
and eleven o'clock. '
Wheu'.the Pipe; Band' presents. their
Saturday; night • performance at th'e
intersection, at ,the Post Office they
are circled by a' crowd ;of, spectator
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• that make it difficultto keep,.open a
.`- single.-laneway for ,motor .cars.',,Th•is"
performance is,, followed by a, street
- THE
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LUCK O V SEN 1 �N:E .•:•
.ATTER TO' EDITOR •.
Mr. Campbell Thompson,
Editoi Lucknow Sentinel,
Lueknow, Ontario
Dear Sir: ! "` ' 1,,141
I. am instructed • to forward you a
copy pf:the below resolution Passed:
unanimously bthey the directors of
Stratford. $card of Trade at .a special
meeting in connection with' the fail -
ere ,of. the Royal Train to slow down':
at Romeo St., Stratford, on June..&,
"The : directors of :the •Stratford
Bard of Trade join:with . the City
uracil (and all our citizens in ' ex-
pressin, very sincere rgret that
angow-
s ata a or" misunder:'-_I
..to me m� •I
standingii• car
ry
ng out.the plans;
•and
schedule, as understood and made
pYbirc, by the Royal
Visit..Committ
ee
,
so many, were
disappointed in • net
seeing Their Majesties' on the oeca-
'sign of • their` visitr here on Tuesday;
June 6.
We desire especially to'; express- our
regret to the children, teachers, and
all others' who, after' so many hours.
•of' travelling and waiting; were' so.
keenly ,disappointed;• •
We' desire also to pay tribute to the
Rev. F. G. Lightbourn %'and the nein-•
.bers .of his committee; • particidarly
Mr. W. L. Whyte, of Seaforth, in!
` of an'zat' n of
school
r. ofthe i
charge g ,
children, Scouts, Guides; Cubs and
Brownies, for the very fine and faith-
ful work done by them and all who.'
assisted : • them, and . regret that,
spite • of their efforts, there should be.
so much disappointment;
''.Notwithstanding • disappointments.
we desire to express our appreciation.
ofthe visit of Their Majesties to the
Classic City and of the' opportunity
many, marry. thousands had'. of seeing
them iii person and of being able to
appreciate their gracious, kindly Spir-
it and interest "in••all those qualities
which bind the Empire 'together and
challenge ..us and. our children.to'.a`
deeper' • devotion andfirmer loyalty."
Yours very truly,
H;
-Meson.
corner service -conducted by E. L. Rip-
ley.; of the Pentecostal mission with
testimonials by members of • the. miss=,
ion.' This :service .also attracts a large
gathering of people' which •extends
•
out:, into -thee traffic. lane, and thus
for about two hours motorists have
to; or should, exercise particular care
at this . point.
CARD. OF. ;'-HANK•' :, ri LOCAL itor Wath friend's
andHERAL
The MacGregor. family•is I'deeply
appreciative of, and, derives to' • ack-
�
nowledge with thanks the many . acts ��tt w"1Virs, R. Jameron of jucknow
as a �yeek-end Cvis
of:kindness and expressions of •sym-1 near "•Guelph. ;s
pathy extended . them in their •be- eek
Mrs H, G. Sherriff spent thew .. •
end with' her friend Miss Peg Mac -
Callum;, St= Marys.
Stewart—Cameron of Port .Colborne:
spent • the weekend at the 'home -of
his paronts,: Mr., and Mra 'kJ: Cam-
eron.
reavement,
ave read the Sentinel till
You ha•n4t
you've read the "Want' Ad" column,
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on paget'4 / • .
Ford' 'Garage is modernly` equipped'
aippedp'
The g q
o •.give
e Fl st, : in Mechanical Service
!..Repair Shop.
IS .1N',CHARGE 'OFI AN . EXPERIENCED • MECHANIC, AND
IAS NEWEST PRECISION MACHINERY INSTALLED TO
ENSUREA; PERFECT JOB, Including ELECTRIC WELDING,
Rest Room Accomodatiofs -
OUR NEW REST ROOMS FOR MEN AND LADIES ARE.
NOW OPENED, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE.
les and Service 'Dept,
SEE.AND DRIVE THE NEW FORD AND FOR BEST. PER-
FORMANCE' USE B. A. PRODUCTS.
The1F�rd Gara e .
GARFIELD ., OSTRANDER, PROP. LUCKNQW, ONT.
•
aho d Stewart
Lumber Company
Ali Building Supplies
Prices . The Lowest
In The Community '
=Cambell St., L.•ucknow• '
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Phone 34.
BQ.RN
KENIO DY,--IIn Wuigl am General
Hospital On ' Saturday, June 10th, to'
Mr. and Mrs` George Kennedy,. (nee
Olive• Robb), a son,If
' • '
rL ,•OCHREY .In •;St Joseph's Hos-
ita'1' o don ••air Saturday,June. 3rd,
to'
Mr:',and Mrs, N S...Lecheiy (nee.
Mr acid Mrift Frank Cole visited,
at o where, Wooilstgck. ,fort , w.. weeks,
during. the visit,.they. hada gooii vie
of the :King • and Queen.
Willa* • Chestnut) daughta ,
. .
Jeanne Fauhn. " .MOT b ST
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or-.:'
Chicago
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le ving,by.Satarday of this weekti and
MORRSON In
C,odefiieh Hospital; wishing a passengers please notify+
and, Mia.
6th; to lir, d Ce •:.
cads .. • 6$.
Tu •June M • • i a otn
on y.,7'he $entnpel •Off ee . .
'Charles Morrison,•(`ries 'Pearl Irvin) :a Y
son. 1Vlrsi 'James SinitIr is :'this week at-
tending.: the Rebekah Assembly '',at
Hamilton as. a representative of Jew-
el Rebekah Lodge, Lueknow.
1 COMING EVENTS ' 1
PARAMOUNT DANCE
• Dancing evert Friday nJght"at Par-
amount `•Hall Mn Kenie's orchestra..
*Admission,
Mr'. and Mrs; -Wilfred Murdoch and
daughter, and Mrs, J.. G Mur-
doch 'of Toronto. are spending ' this
'Week with Lueknow friends.
Attend' . Church . Service • '
THURSDAY. 1t E 2234
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Free Sun Go gales w'it:h each purchase of $1'.•50 or over:•
Sunny • 'Service Oil ' :Company
25c. • • • . .
l RADIO TROUBLE INSPECTOR '
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- I:.O.L. •CHURCH Pt#RAbE , ,; • 'Pi a Beand
uelFnow L;O.L., No: •
' Members of L_ the Goderich• "branch of the Canadian .
willattend divine 'worshiip, :in St:.t
428, . a e d , Legion- attended divine worship a Mr: J. S.':Howard, an inspector
• oon Sunda
Peter's church, Lucknow, Y
of the radio division of,the I)epaut-
ilewdcsd by the Lueknow p W -S HERE LAST WEEK
' St. George's Anglican Church' o
ment of Transport; was in 'town last
,week seeking to detect, causes of radio
interferenee....Mr. Howard ' operates
one, of• a fleet :of thirty-four cart.
used 'throughout the Dominion' for•
the investigation and.suppression of
interference. •. • '
Common sources of radio inter-
,ierdevice, la...the home..: sib • listed ..in
three .classes: loose connections •in
electrical systems .and faulty, appli-
ances; • appliances\ using'. electric
Motors; and !special appliances; •
In the first case• all loose eonnect-
ions should,' be repaired by a compet
ent electrician., A11 lighting and heat-
ing appliances• such as la'''ps stoves.
irons, heaters,.,warining pads,should
Cause • no interference When proper
condition, . '
Secondly are the' appliances using
electric motors .such as vacuum clean-
ers, refrigerators, hair :driers, etc
The cure .for ' .this 'class • entails the
installation of suppressor units
the . power supply';, circuit.. • .
The'. third cause ,of interference is
special 'appliances, including electric
.shavers and some types of appaiatus'L.
for electric. treatment. These require
a suppressor "unitt; of a more dinn-
plicated type, in correcting interim.
ence.
The co-operation Of radio broadcast'
listeners is. sought in eliininati,Ug
equipment that causes. interference:
June 25th, at 7 o'clock. Brethren are
asked.to meet'.,at the Lodge room at
6.20..Pipe Band in , attendance.; --
,• :ST. HELEN'S GARDEN PARTY
• The annual 'Garden Party of . St..
Helen's. United . church will; be held.
today, (Thursday). June 22. Good sup:
•per and program. Supper served' from
6 to 8 o'clock, Admission 35c and 25c:
Whitechurch; Young .-People's "Union"
will present their' play 'j'.Paying The
Fiddler."
REGRET EXPRESSED' ' IN
TELEGRAM • FROM PREMIER..
• In : connection' with the . Stratford
incident at '.the time of the Royal
Visit, Mayor Henry has received the
following telegram by Prieto 'Mini-
ster MacKenzie King:
' "Aboard the Royal: train, Valley,
Nova Scotia: I have. told the King of.
the • dissappointment experienced , by
school children • at Stratford at . not
having had an opportunity to see
Their. Majesties as the Royal train.
entered the city . Tuesday, June 6,
Their Majesties regret that children
should have been,disappeinted and PI
Will be :grateful if; you will live the
message conveyed to them. at the
first .favorable opportunity.• I have
also investigated the whole matter
again personally and am quite sat•
isfied -. the Interdepartmental Com
inittee "in charge 'of the tour were in
no way responsible for what occurred.
No undertaking was or could have
'been given that ' Their Majesties
would be able to. appear on thqq• rear
platform df the train..Arrangeinents
had been made that the Royal- train
slow down , for some ' distance before
arrival at the station and •this Baas
done. I .join in regret that so much
disappointment should have occurred.
(Signed) • • --
"W. L. MacKenie King."
Moves To New ,Quarters
Mr. J. S. Kilpatrick, local imple
ment agent, has " moved from the
Henderson 'Block to the premises
adjoining the hotel, which until. :re-
cently was occupied as a service
station. •
GARDEN.' 'PARTY' •AT ZION
• . The, Ashfield' Circuit .W As•"Garden
Party will be.. held. on' 'Zion. Church
lawn (under:. coyer•.1f • considered' ad-
;visable) 'on* Friday evening,;;June 23
Supper served -from .6-8p m..;,.
They program will be furnished.• oy
Bedmiiler Young.' People, •including a
play entitled. "April. Fool": •
Admission=Adults,5•c, ,Children,.
20c. °.
LUCKNOW
UNITED
CHURCH
Rev. R. C. Toihd;
Pastor
SUNDAY
JUNE 25th
10 a.m.—Sunday School
11 a.m.—Morning Worship
p.m.—Evening Worship. Sub-
ject , "ARMAGEDDON AT
HAND!" ' '
When a* 'Christian Really Enlists
In The Christian' Life,- Some' Evils
Are Bound To Give Way!
•
Pentecostal . Mission• -
Services Every Wed. & Sun. ,8. P.P.
Subject Sunday night: , "Watch-
man, What • Of ,The Night?"
Open. Air Service Saturday 'Night
AT,KIN'LOUGH `•
Special Service Friday Night. Rev:
GORDON ATTER, Field Evange-
list Of 'Thd P. A. O. C. Will Preach.
,]Friday Night At 8.30 p.m. In The
Orange Hall: Special • `Music 'And
: Singing.,
.• ..
Tune ..In Every.' Tuesday 1.30 • 'to
2 p,m. C.K:N.X. • •
Sunday evening, • When a fitting
Magna Charts service was 'held..
:The Dramatic. Society of.St:,Peter':,`
Church, presented their three -act
comedy "Keeping -Up Appearances";
at Dung: anon; last week', 'A member
of the: 'cast. was. Rev: J. Watton,, ast
sistant to Rev. A. A. Maloney, who
has Been appointed rector' Of Ate ,'
Merlin Parish.
- William MacKenzie, son of Mr,. and
Mrs. Wm.. MacKenzie , of, town is,
spending, the :week here. BiII; a stud-
ent at Chicago Osteopathic Hospital,
hitchhiked from the Windy City 'last
Sunday, arriving here within four-
teenhours after setting` .out that:
morning about 8 o'clock from the out-
skirts of. the. City.
Amazing Growth
•Mr; -D. C. ' McMorran has a 'field
of oats .at his residence.; which- has
shown: a ' remarkable growth . Last
Thursday, . just' three • weeks: exactly
from :the date. they' • were .planted, Mr•:-
M;cMorran -pulleda stock that 'meas-
ured 19 inches' from the top of ,the
To• Teach At. `Woodstock •,
Miss: Dori's ' Durnin, daughter . of
Mrs..A. E. Durnin and the late• Mr.
Durnin formerly of 'LucknoW, has
been engaged to;fill one of three vac-
ancies on the. public ,'school staff at
Woodstock. There were ''800 appli-
cants. Miss Du'rnin: has been teaching
sit Goderich.
Bowlers' Won •
Local bowlers were in 'the money
last , Wednesday, • At Goderich, Cam
Finlayson, John McPherson and. An-
gus McKenzie, were third in a trebles
twilight, while at a rinks tournament
at Paisley;, the local rink of 'Jos..
Agnew, Robt. Rae, Wm. McPherson
And Jack , MacDonald wo$.. -fourth
prize.
.LET'S "PAVE. THESE .ITEMS
Vacatidn season ishere and :it
brings a 'steady stream of visitors to
the community, while scores' of local
residents are' holidaying at other
points • from time' to 'time; Every one
of these visits is 'a news item_ of in-.
terest to at least some -or our readers,
and we are anxious to receive these
items. Send them in, biting them in,
,phone them in, or if • yob live in the
•country let your district- correspon-
dent know. May we count onyour co-
operation ?,
DEDICATE Y'.M.C.A. CABIN
IN MEMORY OP i, C..STOTHER.S:.
The John •C'. Stothers memorial 'ca-
bin, gift pf the, London Kiwa.nis ` Club
to the Y. M. C., A..camp' at. •Silver
Beach, on the, shores of Lake Erie
south of Aylmer, was .dedicated at t
well -attended . ceremony .04 Friday
night. '
- The Cabin, latest addition to 'grow-
ing centre of boys 'work activity on
the lakefront, is in .meniery of an out.
.standing .worker" on behalf of the
boys, John, C. Stofhers, a native of
Ashfield Township" 'and 'former i'n •
spector. of public• schools who was
hairman of, boys work for the Ki-
'�wanis .Clob for years prior- to; his
death. • .' • ••
Rev.' C. W. Foreman in' dedicating
the cabin, said: "We dedicate: this.
hut, the John -C. 'Stothers Memorial
in •honor• of a fellow. •Kiwanian wh:,
devoted his talents to, the further
ance of the highest ideals of educ ;l
tion and. to' the welfare of thoxe un-:
derprivileged youths whom he knew;
and Wel the .Kiwani5, Club of London
Month
Watch 'far: our Sale/ 11 i`.: If youdon't get
one
in the inail,, ask for ft at t he stOr,
iimpimmummow Lucknow,
now,
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Seasar:abte. Week.End .
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CORN 'FLAKE'S
Sugar Crisp, 2 for '....•.•. 15c
PUPPED -WHEAT & RICE
2' for. : ' • 15c
OGILVIE'S FLAKES
With Free Photo Royal Family
2. for . ., -: 23e'.
H'USK'IES ••
Reg. 2 for- 25c,, 2 `for • 16c
HUSKIES. -
With. Free Cereal Bowl
• 2 for ........ 25c ..
GOLDEN BANTAM CORN,'
'3, for . • 25c
STANDARD PEAS'
3 for , 25c:
•A•YLMER TOMATOES
....Squats, -'3 for ...... , .... 25c
• PtCKLEb3 •.
(Gerkins, Mustard,: Sweet and
Sour Mixed) ~' .
32• oz. bottle 25e
,RED ROSE COFFEE n
• .• 39c•
CLUB 'COFFEE .
' Fresh ground
MIXED CAKES'
•
2 Lb. ' 35c
.SODA BISCUITS
33c
2. ib. bag • ,
t..
20c
STRAWBERRIES PLENTI-
FUL AND AT THEIR BEST.
H: Thom sin
Phone 82, hucknow
do present this John' C. Stother'
Memorial but to the Y. M., C. A. ,Sil••
ver Beach carat) that this institution
may continue to serve the youth of
Canada and pr6mote the fourfold •pi•o • -
gram; -=physical, • mental,' social and
religious."
• ' MONTH END SALE at the Mai'-
ket Store -Watch. for, your sale bill
or get one at the, store. THIN: MAIL-
KET STORE; •
Expected Back This Week' .
Mr. 'Neil McLennan: or Ripley is
expected 'to return this week • after n
motor trip to Pilot Mound, Man.,
With the remains of • the late D. B.
'Graham who. died at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Archie, !!'triter- of. West
Wawanosh. ,
Mr. McI,.enl1aii, ., accompaniedby
•Murray McLennan made 'the' journeyy
by • way 'of Port Huron, Straits of
Mackinac and Duluth. They are 'reg
turning bYY may of Rainy'River, where
;they .have, been visiting with friends
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