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M••;t '"- iW aRr+'a eonac"RI��Fen'.^n.ar,4rtcut'k. srfry—
Keno.. M.cKenzie's .Orchestra
Admission 5'c : Chlldren..25c
ST: HELENS
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Mr. °,and' Mrs.. Wm. • Bushell and
Ronnie* London were week -end vis,
litors with Mr. and Mre. J. 'B: Hodg-
,;kinsen, o .
•
The W. M. S. Thankoffering meet-
ing at the home of Mrs, Thos Mal-
colm warms, A►ell, attteended o ne. sdaay
non being the • guest speaker. f
Mr. and Mrs Maleolm Lane and
family visited ,Saturday with.'Hev. An-
drew and Mrs.'Lane at Clinton.
Miss Jean..Anderson visited Sunday
With friends bi Gatti •
night, that was played . in
A , ziiranber. of ,pu,I►i1s from neigh HThursday � ,so ,triiinute's
b'ourin' schools' !Were,, ' at our stliool thti "recon d. time of . me .45 ,
g Ur
Mr, • -and ;Mrs. P, Hynes and. Miss
Mairy'Wallace of Walkerton swan' re-
. t
"••cent visitors "with; Mr. and MTs. E.,
J. Thom: and Mr: and. MTS..W. A.
Miller while Mr.' and lirs.. 'Archie
McKinnon also of Walkerton visited
,at the home of their cousin, Mr.
D. B. Murray..
The annual Thankoffering of the
W. M. S. was observed in the United.
Church, on Sunday Morning with Rev.
R. C. Todd of Lucknow as the guest
speaker.
The Sacrament of the Lord's . Sup-
. per +will be observed , next Sunday
morning. Preparatory • service will he
held' on, -Friday evening when Rev.
Mr.:. Newman' of . Dungannon twill be
the speaker. •
• Mr. a►d ' Mrs. Harry 'Torrance,:and
daughter. June of North Bay were,
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
,: J. D. Anderson,. •
4 :The .November meeting of. the Wo-
men's 'Institute will .be held on Thure,
day. November 2nd in the'community
_Holli Ball cash- 7A ountatig contain-,
, ing ,the word "Peace": Subject -Peace
educatonand international relation-
51iip with Mrs. Andrew •Gaunt, . con-
vener. P.rograin.. committee -Muss An-
•nie' Durnin .and 'Mr -s. , Earl purnin;
Mrs: ' McKenie• Webb vvili'.'give a dem-'
onstration ,on "Making' a Meat Loaf":
Hostesses I -Mrs • Ewart 'McPherson,
Mrs. ;Gordon McPherson, .:Mrs.. McKen-
zie Webb It .is expected that a rep;:•
resentative of the Red Cross Society.
Luckaiow, will'. ba" present. • Anyone.
ready '•and willing to knit , socks or
sweaters for the soldiers may obtain
yarn from `Mrs. ,W. A. Miller, ,The
purchase of this yarn was made Miller..
through "a..'grant gratefully re
ceived 'from ."the ' Township 'Council.•'
to Hallowe'en, masquerade' social will
be. held under the auspices of , the' Y:
P. .0 in .the United church on Tues-
day •evening when anenibers; of 'the
Whitechurch Y.' P. U. Will be guests:
St.. Helen's ladies release;;bring. lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold 'Barbour and,
Bobby Phillips of Fergus were ` recent
vistors with.'. Mrs. K. J. Woods, 'who
returned •' to Fergus .with them.
Mrs. D. Todd has returned from a
recentvisit' with her daughter, Mrs.
D. J. Macintosh at Vineland
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THURs1)4:TT. OCTOBER 26TH, 11939
HIGH SCHOOL TAKE
8 TO. 1 :PECISIOIti ,FROM TIGERS
..In a. a►ine:iiining' eof all 'tussle on
t1?•..
' e the High -School `took as 8 to 1. dei •
cieatenfromr•Wes;. Ilmston's Tigers.
The s eedier students: toolt advan-
tage of .every opportunity, and '`kept'
pocking -away at the score sheet, till.
they amassed timing runs never more
ninon two in: anyone inning,
On the `other hand the slom
wer ov=
ing Tiger veteran's, that hit the ran•
ways, generally were' exterminated
by. double:' killings • 'or forced plays.
The min assured ' the H. S. of',at
least second 'place in' the final stand-
ing, with the. Tigers ending in . third
place for the last playoff spot.
. High School—W. ' Pinnell,
Calvert, D. Aitchison, J. Cook, R. Mc-
Neil, :R. Richards, G. S. McIntyre,.
J. Leith, L. Wylds A. 'McKinnon.
• Tiger—J. • C: ` McNab, C. Thomp-
son;.C. Greer, A::MeCartney,'J. Ross,
L. MacDonald, : C. • Johnston,' R. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Logan of Ripley` Jayson; • J..Campbellr ,V.. Hunter.
-on, Friday last prepaaing :n ,,de
direction 'of Mr, C Ireland P.f or a re
Cita; in' Ti eswater next (week.
" en: of Culross
. Mrs:. Jack tSlia!uti4ac'k
spent a few %days:. with 'her' grand:
'mother, 'Mrs. ' E. 3. Hatdenby.
A. reception, was:;held'.in Bervie on
Tuesday; evening . for 'Mr:' and. Mrs.
Edbert Bushdli (nee Dunedin MacDon-
ald) "who were' Married recently.
Mr., and Mrs. ,Albert Crang ' and
Miss Jean 'Orr , of Kinloss visited,
Wednelsday evening 'with ; Mr. 'and
:Mrs; W: `Boyle ,
Mrs. John '.Colwell entertained the
ladies of. the Kairshea on Thursday
afternoon. • •
A number ' of the. girls from' here,
attended the .short course. at Holy.:
rood last week on "Planning and pre-
paring meals". 'Miss Smith of Hamil-
ton 'wsaas. the 'instructor.
DOMINION'S' SECRETARY
Even . debonair,: Anthony' Eden, re.:
tweed' to ' the ' cabinet': as secretary •.
ef' abate for the doininions carries his
gas mae:k in .a knapsack' as he' walks
thoughtfully to : 10 'Downing Street
fbr• a cabinot' meeting.. ,
W
H,i'TECH UR•CH
We are sorry to report Mr. Janes
Emmerson to be under] the IIdoctor's
care, •suffering from .a serious :heart
condition.
• Mr. John "Clubb has gone to Heng'
gall. forthe winter months to live with.
alis sister -lin -law, Mrs. 'Wm. Dow. : •
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra . Wellwoodon celebrating their
;twenty-third :weddin'g. anniversary. . A good. attendance of ladies at the
• Miss LettyFox is in Lucan helping:' W. M. S. Thankoffering' in • Chalmers=
her' sitter, Mrs.' .Roy ':Paton, to, move. Ohurah Thursday afternoon, ',when
from Lucan to St. Georges where they Mrs. Robert .Davidson addressed the
'have been: transferred .to the station meeting. Lunch was served ` and a
there, sociablehalf hour enjoyed by all.
Make this.
"TWIN :LOAF" TREAT
Either •or both of the recipes given below can be made from' your ordinary cables brad
sponge. Give your family variety in this way;
OLATE Nt1T BREAD . . ORANGE DATE BREAD,
234. ups breadsponge ; 2 pi Cutpis bread sponge
l sp. salt •. 4 Tblsps. sugar '
3i up sugar 4 • 'Mhos. niched shortening"
2 Well -beaten e: gs i " Tip. salt
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spent Wednesday .evening with Mr.
and Mrs.. Jas.. Hodgins..
Word was; received sere' Sunday
of - the sudden passing ; of the late
Uriah Wall of • 990. Gerrard . Street,
Toronto: Mr, Wall was a former res -
dent of Concession .10..
Wfes•—o ra`tto.ns a Pe F►5pie
at our school. The lights were turn-
ed -oilduring.. the week: . . •
The November meeting of the Holy -
rood Women's Institute; will be' held
on Thursday next, 'November 2nd.
at the home of Mrs. EIdon Eckenswil-
ler. Convener -Mrs.' 'Airier Ackert;
assistants—Miss . Hazel Percy," Mrs.
Arthur Graham; '. topic :.Peace . and In-
ternational "research, Mr. McIntyre,
Score by Innings
Tigers ' 000 , 100 000-1
High, School . '. 011 112 ' 02x=-8
Urepi)fes--Harbld'Greer, Jack • Mac.
Donald. • ,
LUCKY 'WINE AND ZION
"llilESrl 'PY -iW-a .
When '.Zion defeated Curries : last
Wednesdaynight they took 'undispli=
ted, possession of first place in ,their
group:' winning: all three 'games.
The Lucky Nine edged out, a '10
to 8 victory on., Tuesday night over
the luckless Die-Hards, and .as a re-
sult' the Lucky Nine finished' en' top
in the town group. with four straight.
Neither score cards of these two
s
ames are available at time, of.; writ-
ing. Wednesday,. • •
And so with the . schedules:com-
pleted,: the playoffs now get under,-
way ' for the Wm. Schmid Trophy,'
with the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place teams.
meeting the three respe<ctivehigh'
teams in the. rural •group, in. the first
elimation series.
• -A ticeorN saevicr or
THE CANADIAN egroveAL.
ASSOCIATION ANO LIPS.
INIURANCli COMPANIES
IN CANADA •
Whohl tubereulosis 'is' diagnosed,
what ;is : the • patient '4 o dot The ans
Wer to ' this question is REST. 'This
is what the doctor will tell him to do,
because gver'yone swill .agree that in -
the .• treatment`" of t*ercuiosis, the
Most impo>~tant point is.reett•physicaI
and aisental,.. ,°
to tilberen1001e; the lung i%s diseased',
and ,through rest•'the. activity :of the,
liing'Is diminished and so;the healing
forces,. are given' a better' chajiceto
arrest
,,the disease . process, ,:halt. the
.progress of .the disease,. -and °,bring'
about' a cure. ' ' ' •
At 'birth, air f 1rst- enters ' the lunge
when breathing begins. Thi's,e.air,
which is at' ' atmospheric ' pressure,
causes the. lungs to . expand, filling:
the •chest cavity. Owing to their elan-
ticity, the lungs' tend to =contract
against the, atmospheric pressure, and
this creates a slight negative . pr'ess-
ure or suction , in the' chest cavity
outside of • the lung itself.
Between Ole lung, and chest wall
there is the pleura, a smooth cover-
Lucknow%,•. current events; motto—He'
:who .would enjoy power must pay the
price . of responsibility; roll call
name 'a returned soldier; lunch—Mrs.
Eldon , Ecketiswiller, Mrs. . Albert
Crang, Mrs. Wm. McLean..
Mrs.. M. 'Pierson and Mrs. A. Pier-.
sop of. Millarton visited Sunday at
Mr, , Bi E. McLean's.
• Mr.' Edgar Eckenswiller visited with
his :parents, Mr.' and Mrs., J.'Ecken-
swilleron Sunday.
Att.
(Intended for Last Week)•
Mr. and Mrs W. (Benton and Dor-
een ' of Essex were recent visitors
'with :Mr, 'and 'Mrs,. Wm. Jackson.
Miss Winnie Percy, R.N., of List-
owel, spent the week -end at her home
here: -
A number from 'here is attending
the W. I. short coursetat H'olyrood.
My. and Mrs. B. MacLean and Bal-
four . and Mrs. W. J. MacLean vis-
ited over the. week -end with Embro
friends. • ' . .
The W. M. S. Thankoffering meet-
ing was, held at ..the home of Mrs.
Thus. Malcolm on Wednesday after-
noon. ' ,
A number from • here 'attended the
Harvest . Thankoffering Services at
Kingarf on Sunday. '
`I' O 'It E N'1' -- Comfortable •R 'bons SCR ,SALE -,-Singer sewing 'machine
house town water. Temple Clarice. in first class' shape Apply at Sentinel'
`iitew ai rte. riltt`ar'ti7t�Y Yz+'t1Ig. grigr ,. ....'. '' 'C`3" '�'rr.'�i3�" ".a ' y . 7 2 `•"'•' 7,e4 - d'�' .;3'•..: "i?:;"u " ...«.".•,.^art..', 'T.�..r' ;''a�a•;,a*; .
CLEARING. AUCTION SALE of
farm stock, implements and grain, at
Y . . ; ! x n nevAM„ aNRI � C+fa .. ,.. :?FlM1,M. .. . .. at•'^^d 'q_'k. ..., '.a" . i' CV'�°?�:1 kFT.. .
merit,. Qpply,to Mrs. Jessie MaeInnes,
NOTICE—RE BULBS
Horticultural .Society members may
get their Hyacinths ,rind . Tulip bulbsY
from the Secretary.
.TWO-WAY A(JON On the Kidneys,;
antiseptic and invigorating.. Rum -
keeps attack the, cause of Rheumatism..
Sciatica' •Lumbo o.` McK1M'S DRUG.
•STQiZE.
ing' of two layers, the large • One ' of
which covera'the lung, : and the. other.
the inner side of the chest wall.' In
the . act. of. breathing;, these . two cover -
inn glide the , one over the other..,
Within recentyears, artificial
pneumothorax has, ben used to place
a diseased . ing at ` 'Complete rest,
order to increase the chance of heal-
ing., This is accomplished by intro-
&acing air . into the pleural , cavit`y
the space between the' two coverings
or layers of pleura. The introduction
of air into the; pleural cavity reduces
the negative pressure (that- is nor-•
mal in that cavity and So. equalizes
the pressure that is exerted on the
lungs film within and without. The.
result is . that the lung collapses and
is at rest .
• ..
Not all patients requite P. neumo
:..
thorax, nor are all cases suitable for
such treatment: For those cases which
are selected' after proper examina-
tions and studies, there ' is . no doubt
that, this eforin\ of treatment has rev-
olutionized the outlook., 'The treat-
ment . mu'st be maintained by 'inject-
ions
in=ject -ions of 'air for months and ' possibly,
years. This does not •. mean that any
less care, is to be given as regards
the other points'•of treatment. .It
does mean, however, that much can be
done for 'cases that were considered.
hopeless; it . speeds up recovery in
many cases, lessens the. chance of
spread to the :.other lung, reduces
sputum and; se minimises the chance
of spreading the disease and, alto-
gether, , represents
lto-gether,,represents a great' advance
in • the treatment .of a .. dise�ase which'
is still one of •the moat cbmitten and
persistent enemies of mankind;
'T heard yougave a big dinner at
,your house Saturday." "Yes,'14 served
soup to nuts". "Your'relatives showed
up, eh ?"'
CREWE
Mr. and Mrs. Ezart Taylor ane
flamily of Lucknow spent Suiiday with
Mr. and. Mrs. ' Wilfred Drennan.
Mr. Ivan' Montgomery attended t1u'
teachers' convention at London last
week,
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell and
family. of Detroitspent the week-
end with friends at 'Crewe.
Mr," and Mrs., George Emmons of,
Sarnia spent the week4end with their
son Lerne and Mrs: Emmons.
Mrs. Wm. Begley who spent the'
past' twd 'weeks with Mr. and Mrs,
-John. .Menary returned to Hamilton
with her husband who spent the week-
end here. .
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Curran of Maf•
eking spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Mr. 'Colin Crozier of ,Parkhill, seen'
last week -end at his hone here. Hi
was accompanied ba 'k with his par-
ents, Mr. and°Mrs. Crozier who spent,
the day at Lieury. •
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hunter spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Bert Tre-
leaven.
. A •number •from' here attended the
fiiviert,.tnf ow. 1St. mr.. Richard• Twatu--.
1 Tsp. cinnamon . : 2 ' ell•beaten eggs
2 ozs. melted chocolate '1 Cup finely chopped dates, .
1 'Cup chopped walnuts Grated rind of one orange
3 . to 4 cups stfie4.Robin . 3 to 4 sunk of sifted Robin
Hood
either case miix'thee ingredients
gr digin si'herderedven, d di tg,sm cie t Ad t to
otma Placa In
la
bend,brush Klightlyetil
t� bend, fit•ush:the 'surface oit melird shortening and lei rise id a warns p -lace until
doubled in, , Shape into a loaf, place in a greased pan and let rise again until doubled'
Haile. Then bake in a moderate oven (350°F.) for 45 inmates,
reelpeswere submitted by Mrs. S. McKay Sincerely,
of Hbiirawee, Alberta "The secret of 5»' •
autrats," uhe says, ' is itobiir I•Ibpd flour: it •
Poe=,farther. rise3 easi"er in the sponge, and -. ,.
h fin chat ')NEE 11 IN ERvttCE
•
Hood ,
.
R�Aged. boot Was/tett' Whiz a I. •
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Tr it Wt..
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Final Standing
Won • Lost.,
Lucky Nine 4 0
High School. 3 " ' 1
Tigers ` ' . 2 2
Outlaws . ; 1 ' 3
Die-Hards , , '0 04
• Group "Br'
Zion. 3 , • 0
Kinlough .... ... 2 - ` a'
Curries ' ' 1 2
Dungannon •., 0 3
"Justinsert this advertisement",
said •a .weary -looking man to the ed.•
itor, "$75 'reward to any person who,
will return, 'black persian cat to,
Vers. °o
"Isn't' that a big sum for a cat?"
"I.t was my wife's pet +cat."
"Oh, it's nil ,right. I drowned . it."
C'1'RAYED=froma� Joi ' •MacRae'=,'
r'ass ,farm int .Lochalsh; 3 • yearling
cattle -- Missed: one, . two months ago
and two, one month ago. John; Mac-
Rae, R. 3, 'Lucknow.
A LICTION'SALE of 100 head .Ontario
bred cattle, yearlings and two -year-
olds, at Agricultural. Grounds, Ripley.
Tnesday; 'October 31st. Tom Harris:
Prop., Matt . Gaynor,, Auc.
HOLYROOD
Mr.' and .Mrs. Harvey Ackert and
family of Lorlle,; Mr. Arvin Graham
of Tara were "recent visitors at Mr.
Erneat Ackert's. '
Mr. ' and Mrs. Eldred ('orris ..,and
Family . of Clark'`= . spent Sunday at
Mr. Thos: Harris.
The Short Course on "Preparing'
and Planning of 'Meals" conducted by
Miss • Smith of 'Hamilton and spon-
sored by the Holyrood Women's T-.
stitute was well attended. , •°'
Mr. and' Mrs. Russell Johnston and
family spent Sunday' at Mr. • Frank:
Johnston's.
Dont forget to see. the advertise
ment of, the Masquerad.e dance at
Holyrood on . Friday night, Octet:ei
27th. ' '
M. and .Mrs. •Eadie and Doris spent
?aturday:north friends nt Glenannon.
They were accompanied home'. by' Mr,r
'1 Eadie who is remaining for,n vis•
Mr. Gra iairr Pinkney of Dungannon
was jt recent visitor at Mr. Thos.
Harris." .. '
Mr.: and' Mrs. Robert Marpona'id
and Florence . spent' : Sunday at Mir.
I. C. Turnbull!s of Underwood. They
were' accompanied home by Mr. Jack
MaeDonald ' who had been spending.*
few days there. '
Mr. and Ml's: Eldon Renwick, Mair•,
AUCTION' BALE—of surplus farm
stock', at Con. 3,'Kin'ioss, '3 miles north
of Whitechurch on Friday November
3rd at .1:30 o'clock. See bills for list
and "terms. John. J., Johnston, Prop.:'
Well. Henderson, •.am,
CULROSS' CORNER'S,'
Mr. and Mrs '. Wraith; Mr. and Mrs.
Whytock spent 'Sunday afternoon ,iri
Wingham.. recently.
1.frs. Hannah returned home on Sat
urday from a few days visit in De-
troit..
. Mr, and. Mrs. • Morley : Bell . from
Gorrie visited Mr. and Mrs:. Hannah
•3;unday. ,
t 24 . Con. 1 10Culross on Friday,.
Le ,
November 3rd, at one: o'clock. No re-
serve . as farm hasbeen sold.. See
bills for list and 'terms. James Day,
R. J; Foririosa, Prop., Matt. Gaynor,
Ape. '
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`WOMEN -WANTED =`
-MAKE M+:?' 'E MONEY THAN,:EVER
BEFORE: We are booking 'for ambit-
ious
mbiti ous . women 'who are ..FREE to work' t'
and MAKE MONEY. in ad 'independ-
ent business. Our' line includes ever. K.
200 daily necessities. Many valuable'l
territories now • available. No exper-
ience necessary. For FREE details
and catalogue° INQi'IRE .TODAY:.
i:'amilex,. 570 St. Clement, -MONT-' 1'
REAL.
HOUSE FOR SALE—Comfortable
frame dwelling, all modern conveni=
eitces, good • garden, good garage. Wilt
sacrifice: for°• 'quick sale. Apply, to
Sam Murchison; Lucknow.
F. T. 'ARMSTRON'G
OPTOMETRIST
WILL ,'BE -
IN LUC KNOW,..."
TEACH' WEDNESDAY ..
• • 9.30 A. M. To 8. 'P M.'
Jur WM. SCHM'ID'S STORE
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CON. Q. KI NLOSS
S.
Tuesday' evening .a nuitrber from.
here attended the' fowl sapper held
'in the Town Hall, .Tee'swateri, in aid
of • St' Mary'"s• Church and • report a
lovely hot supper,
Mr. Simon 'Donaldson . is making.
• Miss' Laura Bell, spent the week-
end at her home. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Crossman of. Toronto
;pent Thanksgivin'g.at Mr. •end ' Mrs.
John Ross's. -
•Mr.' and . Mrs. Brownsconibe from
Chesley spent ,Sunday 'with Mrs.
Green. •
a wonderful improvement on the farm
recently .bought from 'the McAllister' s,
of Guelph. The past few days •have.
been busy pulling haw. trees.
Mr. William Johnston of Clinton.
Mrs. "Janie McPherson,. , Donald Me -
Pherson, . Mr. and Mrs. James . Valad
spent a day last rv'eekt wiih Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell, Harriston. •
Mr. Oscar •Kieffer from Formosa
was a .'week -end visitor • at the ' home
Of Mr. and Mrs: Rodger Corrigan,
The many friends of. Mr. Thomas
White are sorry to hear ~'he is not
as well as they would like to bear.
But we ail :join . in wishing him ' n
speedy recovery. •
Mrs: AIL Murray. who' was laid. up
with .quinsy and the children ,''with
jaundice :are 'much 'getter again, we
are' pleased to report.
: Mrs. P. M. Johnston and Miss Ruth
Johnston of Lucknow spent Thursday
with Mr . .and Mrs; Jerome Valad.
Those who attended • the course last
week given by Miss Smith' in the
Township Hallunder' the W. I. are
very much. pleased with their instruc-
tress and say it was well worth at -4'
tending. ' '
The wolf taik has beep quiet for the
lastrecently morel sh
'while but r eep
have been killed. hu
macher lost a fl nd
' they have- been the
Donaldson Bush ray
Mr. ' Charles Sc
ock ' last week a
heard again in
on the old McC
' farm. ' '
Reports from Kincardine -of ,seeing'
• bears..Mrs. Lauder of • Culross whil'!
• getting the cows saw two, black bears
• drinking at •a . creek • that runs ,thru
their farm. ,
• Mr. Merle Johnston of the Store
Staff accompanied • by his ; parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P: •M. Johnston of
Lucknow spent Sunday "with Strat-
ford . friends. • I,
We are sorry 'to report Miss ' Han-
nah Ross has .been laid up with infec-
tion in her arm. We all'.,join in wish-
ing. her . a speedy ;recovery.
Mr. William McPherson from Mil-
verton called ,on a number of friends
in 'this community last week.
Mr. Harold Congram .bad the mis-
fortune to upset his car .while driv-
ing home from Ripley the latter, part '•
of last week. The axle 'broke and the . •
ear got out of control. Holroyd we are
sorry to .report is: going around with
r sore ankle, •
Mr. ,John .Kaughee is able"•to be
out again after' being under the tate
of
the doctor.
We are sorry to report Mr. Wm.`
Thompson' to be very sick.•.
WEDDING BELLS
LASSALINE—BLACK
A pretty wedding. was solemnized
at St. Peter's Church, • Goderich, when.
Beulah,' daughter '' of Mr. and . Mrs.
Wallace .Black, of`Goderieh, was wed-
ded to.Gerald ,Lassaline son. of Mr.
and Mrs. D. J. Lassaline, 1Goderich
Township, Rev. Fr. Fallon officiat- •
Mg. Tho wedding music. was played
by• Miss Martina- Hussey. The bride'
was gowned .in a gray' tailored' suit,
black hat 'with black acessories ..and ..:
carried a corsage of roses. Miss Lit
ella Black, sister of the bride, • was
brid'esmaid.: 'She • wore a navy blue
'tailored suit, wine . colored hat and
carried roses. Harvey Lassaline, bra.
of • the, groom, was best mean.
After the ceremony a reception. was
held at' the bride's home on Trafal-
gar. After the honeymoon . Mr. , and. '•
'Lassaline assaline will take:up; residence
on the fourth concession of Goder-
ich township:' - •
Cogama's farmed "wolf man", Joe remember has beem "mothering" his
ey`°=oi r5dayn,, ,
the home of, his sister, Mrs, Janitor•
Drennan.
There will he a• Hallowe'en ,social
in Ctewe schoolhouse on Monday even-
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.Sunday visitors at Mr. Win. It adie's.
Mr, and" Mrs. 11otvard Harris' and
`daughter Lorraine and Mrs: Thos.
Harris 'spent Saturday evening at Mr,
John JamieE n's, L teknow, •
with 'a wolf as eat, has found ,a pair .to housebreak them and • even get
t dining -room table
of youngilio eatingoffhe m
of n4;vs pets in a couple m3
moose which literally eat out of his just like' the rest of the 'family..Ro-
hand. With the kindly ••eo-operation of Gentlyhe nearly loot his pets, which
Mrs. Joe,, who. for as long as ehe Can he had quartered on an island in
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Mi sinakwa lake. A eborm blew
to the mainland 'in search of Joe.
With throeIroquois Indians and a '
huskie dog he trailed them.' and
borug'hlt thein home. "They were sane . • .
klad.t6 get back;' said Joe.
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