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and EN RAL . AFTER, TWO -D, -DAYS' IN' SWAMI!
Miss. Belle Roberton1 is holidaying Murdoch MacIenzie, S0 -year -els';
at Pen Lake,,' Muskoka. e
Mrs.. Milton' , Lowe of ••Bruseelq. is
visiting with Mrd ;T. A. Leith }•
Mrs:' Ed. .Snider was the guest' lath
week of Mr. and Mrsa Robert Gib-.
son, Wroxeter; •
Mr and Mrs,• E. H. Agnew and. son
at eland, • , ' swamp both the Thursday and Friday
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Kincardine • Township farmer, Was 'I
found early Sunday evening , after
wandering. 'foe two days in the ,wild
recesses `ofdra
en', ec " swamp, was
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aoubtfui .cif he bs'd f -.
(Whig that limie
relatives Cl v'r:
Joe are holldaymg this . week with MacK. zie had wandered into-. the
Rev.' and • ilirs H: DlacDnall prevsa
s. FZeret
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and fend& r visited .friends last; week . night. but was.. Early y .�
•neighbours Friday. Early satarday he
m' Pontiac and.Detroit again` disappeared into the swamp.
of
Marjorie and Shirley' HaldeinY , - ; Wb." found ,,Sunday, after all rtl-;
roare •',holidaying` wiith their'discarded 'his.
To n . tensve' ,hunt. „:he ,had
aunt, Mrs. Dudley of � town•• 'I shoes and his feet were cut, blistered
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• BY CHARLES. WYSE
Mr. and Mrs . •James . R. Hackett and swollen, while his entire body
returned col Tuesday. from a _week's was a` mass of: welts from mosquito
vert with relatives., at ,Detroit. ` ' and other insect bites • •
Mr: and . Mrs ` Irvin McCabe' spent The old man, who had apparently
a few days last week' at the ironic of list his reason,. was 'unable to give
John .MeQuillin. • West Wawanosh. . any coherent 'account of his . adven,
tures. He' willingly'""'allowed •,himself
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and to. be assisted to' his home by his
son Billie of Detroit are . guests of. three sons,'Walter, Ross and George;
Mr. and Mrs. J: R. Melia)? 'this week, who discovered him
, Mr, and Mrs. Leith visited with the Dr, A. E. H. .Couch, Kincardine„
Tatter's brother and sister -ie -law Mr. 'afterwards declared McKenzie to be
and Mrs. Jarvis' Livermore of Clinton in "reasonably satisfactory condition.
on Sunday. - if .no compliehtions set •in.",
Dr. and ' Mrs. 'Wilfred W. Kearns "It was one chance in -a hunched
and two sons of Detroit were' Sun- that they • . ever found him," .'Dr.
day ,callers with Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Couchsaid today. "Considering what
'rieth Cameron: .. '.. he went through, heis in fairly goo, '
The Pipe. Band was in Port, Elgin shape. He did not :have, any food, and.
'Tuesday. t tak art in
his body was covered with bites . and
ization which'would, sponsor farm and
home beautification, on' a countywide;
'� basis, • thf ough already existing' .or-
ganizations- such as' the.Women's 'In-
on evening o e p
the Rotary Club's"second 'annual •car-, scratches.".
nival and frolic. • • ." • ' I
Carmen Moritt ,and Russ Button.
of tzr'Wn cert ori Monday by 'mntrn-
with a Kincardine ,party, bound for
Western Canada.. . •
!lift'. and. Mrs. Frank Cole 'spent .a
yew days at Point Clarke with their
friends, Mr. and :Mrs. McKinnon of
London at 'their" cottage. . ' • 1
' Keith. Harrison of Exeter and Wil-
fred Harrison. of Mitchell were 'vis-
i'tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril Campbell, Ashfield,. last • week.,
Mrs. Charles'Slade of California
'and Mrs.. Frederick Hall and Mrs.
H. Jane Percy of'Kincardine • were.
guests. last week of Mrs. M. Dudley.
Mr, W, Wilkinson is'visiting a
I striate :which. ireaches .lalmost. 10041 the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S., Me-
Rep'resentatiVes from 'a large num-
her. institute :branches
• -' of wome>ts..
and: Horticultural Societies an Bruce,
County met at the .Women's Institute.
• 4 Tourist . Park, Wiarton, on Wednes-
day afternoon'; last week for the purer'!
_pose of considering the advisability
and; practicability of undertaking ` a
coney -wide rural home beautification
:program.
Mr. G. Ii. Gear, Agricultural 'Re-
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presentative, acted as chairman and
• introduced'.: Mrs. Ashley, President . of
the Wiarton 'Women's Institute who '
welcomed the visitors to Wiarton and'
to . the Tourist Park. .
Mr.' John F. ' Clarke of the 'Ont-
ario Hbranch;
orticultural Societies
Toronto, who was guest speaker,
thoroughly explained the objects and
.advantages of such a program which
inelude:resultant'increase,in the value
of property, making home surround-
ings More yleasant, presenting a more
attractive countryside to tourists;
etc. He expressed the 'opinion that
the Bruce Peninsula, which is rapidly'
'becoming a paradise for tourists,,with
its scenic setting and abundance -of
nativetrees, has possibilities for the
development of such a program not
to.. be ' found elsewhere in Ontario.
Following' the ,addresses . by the
sPeakers an 'open ' discussion, led by
Mrs. L. G. Crozier of Walkerton, was
held. Thisresulted in a motion being
brought• in and .unanimously carried
ry the 45 present, to form an organ-
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•familiesinraceo eU - • uric. B Iltri iturai Soc G Mr.'WilkinsonWilkin returned for the
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ieties,.,..Agricultural Societies, Farm golden jubilee services of Olivet .•Un -
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r's . Clubs,. Junior `Farmers; Service- ited-church., : in which .community he
Clubs, or any other organization that 'farmed for a •number of years. He
might be interested in co-operating. is the father :of _Rev. T. C. Wilkinson
It was decided to appoint, a' commit- of Hickson and .formerly of St. •.He1-
tee consisting , of a representative en's.
from the Horticulture Society end: Vlieek=end visitors; with . Mr. and
one from each of the• three District Mrs, W. • W; Hill 'were Mr. • and Mrs.
Women's Institutes,. the Warden of • F..I. - Stuart 'and son Bob and .Mrs.
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the County, the Chairman of the Re-' Miler of Niagara Falls; Mr. and Mrs.
forestation committee, the' three P. •Norval Rogers, Mr. and ' Mrs. Albert
Inspectors, the County Engineer, and Hill, Mrs; M-eWebb, Mr. and'. Mrs.
the. Agricultural Representative. This Robert MacLaren,.Miss Velma, Rogers;
'committee will meet in the near fut- Mr. Lloyd Caine and Mr. Harry Mac-
ure to appoint an, executive andpre- Laren -all of '• Flint, Michigan.
pare a tentative. program to be •o 'sub-
mitted to a, general meeting at a .
later date
. mother knows how •e child
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Every
.• • , will . cry . when a sore place ' hi' ,uli-
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB
'The club'meet • as usual this Fri-
day evening at 8 p.m. List Friday
the message was .brought by Rev. Mr:
Stewart of St. Davids, Ont:, whq, with,
his wife are guests at "Rest=A-While''',
Bruce Beach. The message . was • a;
blessing to all who were present.
We ask your: prayers for •the work
and invite you to come next Friday
evening and. bring a friend ,and your
Bible. please. .
Old . Hen: "I'll give you a . piece
of good advice."
• Young Hen: "What is' it ?"
Old Hen "An egg a day. keeps the
butcher away!"
bandaged. Here is a pain ess. ay o
remove bandages. Drop a little per-
oxide of hydrogen where the bandage
is sticking, and ;;leave for a few sec-
onds' This will Igosen and cleanse the
place at the same time. ,
Holidaying. 'In Old Country
Campbell Grant, .prominent ' Bruce
barrister of Walkerton, accompanier,
by his wife, is . in Britain . where he.
Will spend the next six weeks. Part of
Scotland,
file • time will be spent in Scot
from which place,. came Mr. Grant';;
grandfather, who was a -piper, of note
in' the Oid Land, 'playing before
Queen 'Victoria. • •
Minister: "Now , Macpherson, why
don't you fight against your long-
ing ,for drink? When you are tempt-
ed, think of your, wife at .home,"
,.Macpherson (thoughtfully): "When
the thirst is upon., me, I• am absolute-
ly devoid of fear."•
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If .custard 'curdles when you alae
making it, set. it. inh pan of cold
water and'beat with .an egg-whik un-^
till smooth.
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T ---Jobs, for' 4000 provided as.
THAT—Jobe
Toronto 1?oet, Office "starts
building ' 4bop i l igliteen months
1, ..g _ ..Eighteen
steady work tom►" far , 600 . Skilled
artisans.. Cost $Z;3 .tl ' new wing
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sui_..Tu�►m$t `�A • ta, . n •
Front Street,
•THAT—Three Toronto people die ' in
-. automobile ••pile ,; P near Markham:
Two. others eritibally injured in
Midnight, highway tragedy. . }.
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THURSDAY,. JULY 27TH, 1939.
.
H In the Bea3
n -Herald roving re-
porter's column, "What's Doing :To-
day", be .O Ates. Mr, 4E4 . Purvis. of St.
H'elen's as follo. ws:
Ed. Purvis, St. Helens: I quit act-
ive ea
ve farming •about' eight • years ago
and ,now I'm interested in sheen' and
turkeys and;things, are pretty good,
even though the prices aren't what
they used to be. I have only,one white'
turkey and•the strange thing'about
it is. that the white .one is a handy
bird to • have around because it leads
the bronze turkeys home.
THAT -.-.Nurse is tarred and feather-
ed at � y. p Calgary.' Accuse :two women.
'Socially rominent Wife, daughter
,.of Calgary :doctor,, held.
THAT -A "• man-' On the . street•, ;had
'drank ...something stronger than
• MILK." He asked a stranger
which was the other • side. of the
Street. 'The stranger surprised,.
Paid; "Over there",; The drunk re-
plied, "Some 'fool over there tbld•.
me it was here" •-
THAT—An 'Amdrican Railroad en-
gineer in charge • of a fast passen-
ger' train was leaning from his cab
while the 'train was travelling fit
top speed. Out . popped his • false
teeth and fell on the right of: way..
The train was .stopped and the pas-
sengers joined . in the hunt for the
engineer's plate. The teeth were,
found..
Pentecostal Miss.on
Evangelist BRUCE STALWOOD
of Central Bible lneliituter Spring-
field, Missouri, Will "preach in all
services. '
ED. - AT 8. -P. M.
. •SUN. •dt W M
Children's Service 3 p.m.(', AT.)
•AT' K I NLOUGH 1
Thursday 8.30 p.m. Evangelist
Bruce Rtalwood will, preach. ' Miss `
M. A. McDonald -will assistin all
the services .with piano accordian. •
•
Te 'Teed'', AtHarristen' •-
Mr. -Meltvin• MacLennan, .Who
been principal Of' the Teeswateii pub=
Be school for the past '"four mid u
half years, has' resigned' -from•' the
staff. and;' _accepted ;the pof'itionof
principal' -of the '.Harristbn apubl•ic
school.
THAT; -•--,A Winnipeg , girl t aged 25
• years committed' suicide when she
jumped 250 feet" off the Prince E• -
rd .•vinduet T•eront-to her ;death,.
THAT From • Edmonton comes a re
net that Ontario • cattle' win • in
Pra r.i a Exhibition.,, Unionv.ille;:
Weston and Woodbridge' breeders
are tops.,, • •
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HAT --Frim Chicago comes a" •re -
Listen in every Tuesday •1.30 to• .
•• C.K.N.X. ,
E.L:RIPLEY, pastor!
CLUCKN O'W
' UNITED
CHURCH
Rev. R. C. 'l'ud.•t
Pastor ..
SUNDAY •
' JULY 30 ,
10 a.m.—Sunday School.
11 a.m.—Morning Worship.
SUBJECT —''THE. BLIGHT QF
UNBELIEVE."
1 p.m.—Evening Worship in the
,Sunday Sc400l Room.
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WEDDINGi ,BELLS
STE. MARIE—PAGE
A pretty summer wedding was sol-
emnized on. Saturday morning; July
15th; at 9.30 o'clock in • St. John's
church Grinishy., when Mary. Florence. •
daughter of the late Mr .and Mrs..
Thomas J. Page of Goderich, be
came the ,bride of James Ste. and, arie,
son of Mr, Mrs. J. Ste.' arie
'
of St. Augustine. Rev, Father Web-
ster officiated. The bride, whowas
given in 'marriage by her . brother, A.
Patrick Page of Detroit, wore a white
sheer floor_length gown with match-
ing turban,. white • 'shoes and gloves:
She carried „a white ivory prayer
book from which fell: white rosebuds,y
intertwined with white satin ribbon.
Miss Veronica Ste. Marie, R. N., sis-
ter of the groom, Was bridesmaid,!
in a gown of blue taffeta with match-.
ing bolero: and hat. She carriedrI a•
bouquet of snapdragons and sweet-.
peas. ,,ilr. Thomas' J. Page was the
port .that .Hogs and Worms , are grooms attendant. After. the Gere-
blamed • fol-, `"•FLU". Bacteriologist I mony a . wedding breakfast was ser -
finds insects .carry' swine influen= ved to sixteen guests at Hotel Grims-
ya. by. The couple .heft' on a short motor
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trip. and on their return will reside
THAT- Speaking at Orangeville, Ex- in. Grimsby.. Guests were present from
Premier E. C. Drury told his; list- St. Augustine, Detroit, Aylmer, Galt,
eners that Ontario's. virgin forests .Windsor, Mitchell and Guelph.
were ., nearing their- finish, • People' -
are waking' up to the need of re -
BIG ENGINE, PLAYING
LEADING STAGE ROLE.
'Six' .hundred • and • ; fifty .'thousand
pounds 'of glittering blue and silver
machinery—locomotive _6400 of the
Canadian National Rilways whic�.i.
hauled the Royal train of King
George and• Queen Elizabeth on part
of their Canadian tour—is playing
the star role in the spectacular drama
"Railroads : on Parade" presented
daily at the New. • York. World's Fair.
The big engine has the leading part
in the grand finale of' the, railroad
presentation in which mare, . than 206
people • appear:. •
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forestation; says . Ex -Premier.
THAT -Britain's'' new anti-aircraft
gins hurl •shells' 7 miles in the air:
THAT -Send :in your __news:.items _._to.
:. ',The ,Lucknow Sentinel: If you have
anything to self, a small Ad. in the
Lucknow Sentinel will bring re-
' suits and money to your pocket. '
'THAT --A 92 -year-old faemer'was in-
stantly killediby fast C. P. R. pas-
senger 'train at Newbury, Ontario.
Drove horse and buggy 'on . track.
and failed., to notice oncoming train,
Horse; was • uninjured. The nona-
, .gena.*inn's body was hurled 200
feet.
THAT—A' Detroit husband gets .a
divorce because his wife ;would not
mend. his underwear. His wife used,
• safety. pins •,instead of thread and
buttons to fix the punctures in his
panties. • '
THAT -t is, alleged that, .$250,000,-
000
$250;000,000 is bet on football pools in Great
Britain every year. , • •
THAT—The worts Jitterbug is often
quoted. We are acquainted . with
June bugs, bed .•bugs, humbugs;
Potato bugs, etc., but we have yet
to realize the meaning of' Jitterbug.
Many have seen bugs that - have
given' them the jitters;
TItAT=It pays to 'observe the speed
law's. A warning to . spee'd fiends.
Watch your speed, • fast boy. You.
can't do . less than 30 days in r
month in any jail. ;
THAT—Many National. League Hock
ey stars were at the Port Elgii
Rotary Club's Beach Frolic on Tues-
day. Bobby Bauer, Porky Dumart
Ott Heller; Schmidt and George
Hainsworth, goaltender, of •Canad-
ien and,,, Maple Leaf hockey fame.
George's suftball team toe real fait
ters and made a hit with the faits
By the way. do you know that
George Hainsworth would make
real double for• Premier Mitch Hep
burn. George looks as :much liter
"Mitch" to be a twin.
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argans in
W�nten's Fancy Si��s, Nlst Gowns,
SIlk and Cotton Umd�rgaranents.
Street
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UNDER -;AUSPICES 01, TUE
CLANSMEN 1.
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GAMES it DAN C1Ni. S ,TAllin
AT. 9 -SHARP.
Bingo 4
VALUABLE plt1 ES
Street, Dance
JITNEY•DANCING •
FLORENCE. SAUEB'S
6 -PIECE ORCHESTRA • . .
If Weather' Is Unfavorable,
Dance and Bingo In Town Hall.
BEQUEST PERMITS PURCHASE
OF NURSES' 'RES!IDENCE '
Through the,. beneficence of the late
Jarvis 'Wiles, bachelor Ashfield town-
ship farmer, a nurses' home has been
purchased for Alexandra .Marine and
General', Ifs spiital,-Gederich. .• ..
The nurses' homeis located across
the road from the hospital And is a'
former private 'residence, ,For • two
years it has' been in use by the hos-
pital on a •rental basis. The purchase -
price was not disclosed. Mr. Wiles left..
the residue .of his estate, about $20,-, '
000, to' Alexandra Hospital '. for the,.
construction or purchase 01 a nurses' '
home and for assisting in the care of
patients . "other than indigent , pa •
tients": Mr: Wiles `was a :.patient in
the institution before:his death; .
Paye' Fine ,
Arising out of'.an accident on the
Bluewater highway 'south of :'Kincar=•
dine on July 9, a Lucknow man paid
a fine and costs of $31.50. Traffic.
Officer -E -4 -TA -Webb of Gaderich test-
ified 'as ,to the mishap, in which the
aceused's car went into the ditch.
-Acting for the -defendant; :Hier Mc
Nab ' claimed - a blowout had caused
his : client's car to swerve into an-
other and .go into the ditch,—Kinear,-
dine News..
A
Won Bowmanville Car •
With •' several tickets sold locally,
it will be interesting to know that
Bill Canipbell, iSouthampton• dairy-
man was the winner ,of the Chevro-
let coach, as the major ,Prize in the
draw at the 1'3owmanville Lions Club
carnival. held recently.
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SOOTHING ' WORDS
LURED COW AWAY.
A despondent cow apparently at-
tempted to commit suicide at M.11ers' ,
Falls; Mass., recently, by lying down
on the main line of the Central Ver-
mont Railway a few minutes before
the fast freight trait -"Recker was
due. Four sectionmen vainly 'attempt••
ed to move 'the animal . with .shovels,
ropes, halters and words, kind and
harsh. Finally the owner, an uniden-
tified woman arrived, addressed the
cow' in soothing Italian. The. animal '.
sighed; rose and was led away.
Bargains
in
Street
resses