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LANG:Si..E _ NORTH
The Mission Band will hold, .their'
meeting at the home of, Mrs. Peter
Moffat, Culross, on .Saturday Ma -y.
4th at 2;3Q
Miss .Jean Osborne spent the week -
lend with her parents• „,at Ripley.
.Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Wall,Gor-
don and Hope visited on 'Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs,: Ira Well at Belgrave.
Miss Veronica Wedel ' 'is, assisting
Mrs. Dan T.. MacKinnon, -
The Y. P. S. held their social. on
,Monday evening at the hone of Mr: &
Mrs. Wilson Wall with an attend-
ance • of 32, The meeting opened' with
the. 'Call .to Worship by .the presi-
dent Gdrdon: Wall; Res onse' rtie
by .Ge,
p .,
Brown Psalm -96 was 'sung. The.; min-
. • utea .o • the. :last _meeting were read
and adopted,' Bus.less., matters were
dealt with:,. Mr,' Wes. .Yaulig, socia
convener; - then :took charge of the
- o .ram- ' ' n 496 was sung. Scrip-
.
-
..pr g $ g P
. 'ture reading by Gordon Wall, Mrs:
Farish Moffat gave themeditation.
Reba Mashall led in prayer. Isobel
Orr gavethe:offering prayer. Hymn
• :671 was sting and .Parish Moffat
gave the . closing prayer,, The: Maple
gave theClosing' prayer,', All joined
aingin. The Maple' Leaf. Jim Rich-
ardson read.. the Journal and, Jean
Osborne conducted several • contests..
Lunch was served. and 'a"social half
hour was spent
rown Ardys
Mr. Mid, Mrs. Wm, $
and , Caertie visited on Sunday with
Mr..' and Mrs. .Bell; Pine' River.
We are sorry to report. that Mr.
Jack Whittle, is under the doctor's
care.. ,
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OBITUARY
JOSEPH ,PEVi,E•R'EAu'X
The funeral of Joseph• Devereaux
was, held on Monday . morning; April
22nd, from Sacred Heart Roman Cath-
alic Church Requiem High Maas was
sung ,by Rev. Father McMahon, 'of
St: Augustine, The pallbearers we're:.
John Moran, Thomas-• Glasgow,. James
Devereaux, .Mark Armstrong,. Gua.
1
Devereaux and Jose 'Finleon. Mr.
Devereaux passed ' away in ' Goderich
hospital on Friday' following a ling-
ering illness,. He was 'born on the ' 9th:
concessionof West Wa anosh, a son
Margaret
of Patrick Devereaux ° and .
Gallagher, and .he. was. •in his 66th
year. He lived with ,his sister','• •Mrs,
!Horan; of Ashfield; for .mnany years,
He leaves to'moui n, one; brother, Mor -
ria, of West Wawanosh and three sis-,
tern, Mrs. Patrick Moran. (Margaret)
of .Ashfield'' Mo.. Thomas ;Finleon
.:(.Matilda) of . West-Wawanoeh, MTS.
Andrew Glasgow (Mary) of Goderich.
*Fond' 'mother' Well Johnny; what
did the,. music teacher think of your
'renderingof the •`1VIorning,.'Noon and.
Night Overature' ?" •
•' Johnny: After!I'tiplayed a ew bars
he told me to call it a '.day!"
ST. HELEN'S
The wee'k'ly meeting,Of the Y. P-
t'. was ireld on ,Sunday. evening with
Winnie •.Barnard, the viae -president
in- ;the: chair. Mrs.. Stanley Todd :read
the Scriplmre lesson and Mr M'ochrie
•contributed` a solo, "The Old -T iiue Rel-
igion" Stanley Todd read a .;poem,
!'!If" and the topic ,. on Spiritual,' Ex-
,ploratiotis was taken by Dorothy Mil-
ler.
Commenting next Sunday •and con-
. tinning "tlroaighout • the summer
months the- service in the . United
• Church` will commence at 11 o'clock
with Sunday Scheol at 10:15.
Mr. and °lylrs. E. W. Rice were re-
, ;.cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Sillib of Goderich. •
ZION
Sunday<,Schbol will be withdraw.
next Sunday on • .account of Sacra-
ment.at Hackett's appointment,', ,
Mr. ,Charles Anderson is assisting
at the Lueknow Fertilizer Plant. • •
Mr. and 'Mrs.' Robert Andrew spent
a few days' with Detroit friends.
• Mrs *John Helm of St. Helens vis-
ited Sunday with, Zion friends. .
i .F•..
HOLYRO.OD
Mr.' and Mrs. Robt. MacDonald and
Florence spent .:Sunday at Mr.
Turnbull•% at Underwood. They were
accompanied hoine..b'y. Mr. Jack Mac-
Donald vho spent .a few days 'there
List week. .
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Ackert and
family spent Sunday at Mr. Harvey
Ackert's at ,Lorne.'
Miss Gertrude Hamilton of Clifford
spent the week -end .with her mother
MIs. •A.. Hlimilton. Mrs. Hamilton
leaves ,this week for her new home in
Kincardine..
Mr. 'and Mrs., Richard .Elliott and
family" spent Sunday. at Mr: Wesley
Whytock's, Teeswater.
Mrs.. Wm. Elliott and son Billy. of
Ripley, Mrs. }India of . Clinton, ••Mrs.'
Root. Baird and daughter' Marjory;
South' Line, were Monday visitors at
Mrs. . A. Ackert's. ' '
Mrs. Passmore, • Mrs. Russell John-
ston and family ,were recent visitors'
at Mr.'Jas. 'McGillivray's.
THEL11�'NOI;
)TI:NEC
• ' OUNGAN.N.ON
TRAIL 'RANGERS
Remember . • the' Pathfinder • tests
next week'members, 'Dant ,fail to be
out: at the meeting.
•
Pon't forget the Trail Rangers.
*hen you- want -sortie work "done.,' Em-:
ploy Its and.' iii this: way you are
ing us • to buy aur uniforms, • Make.. all
appointments'with Willrird Thompson
•
oi ,phpne .109 ,any. 'evening
...Miss Margaret ' Rae of : Lucknow
spent Sunday with Miss Gwendolyn
Ackert. •
Mrs.. J: E: Turnbull and son Louis
of Underwood 'spent Thursday at Mr.
Itobt, MacDonald's. '
Iiccideiitally `''those; sitart :looking
navy' blue' berets with the :red' crests,
whirl; lyoti. •are seeing on many of . the
Meal `Iads: are 'part Df the g;offiejal
Trail Ranger Habite,
Degree work istatting. the .lime -
•light at ourmeetings now and all
seem anxious to ..getthis snappy mar-
oon emblem for their .club shirt.
Twenty-three registered boys .are.
now members of our camp represent-
ing ,the three' local churches, T7hited;
Anglican and Presbyterian. . .
Let us remind you again folks to
give us . that bit of extra work around
the house .or yard. Help. us • out, Won't
yon ? , Thanks.
Many 'electors feel like the farmer.
who remarked, after• hearing the two
candidates 'in .his riding; "Thank
heaven they can't both . get in." --Fin-
ancial Post. .
ASHFIEL.D
Seeding and sucker fishing are -:the
Order of the. day now.
Mrs: Kenneth MacLennan. 'ha's re=
turned home after a few weeks spent
with her. daughter Mrs. Dr. White
in Chicago.
Miss Sadie Johnston, R.N•., of Wing -
ham spent a •week -end, at her home
here recently. •
Miss 'Greta Campbell • .of Liick-
now visited among her friends here
over the week -end.
Mr: and . Mrs. James' McNain have
returned to their haine. here•, after
spending the winter in' Toronto.
Mr. George S, Robertson of Luck=
now spent a few days at the home
of Mr .and Mrs. N. G. MacKenzie. •
Mrs. Clifford Cannall'sfriends• will.
be pleased to . know she is able to leave
the hospital and is 'at her home here. '
Mrs. .Arthair SOOTIca `"Southampton,
visited 114 '44 with herb, rother,
Mr. Wm. Mole.{ d Miss Reta Swan,
BWinuru " tth -3.sister, 1rs..Har-
-.
veY Mole, ;-
a Mr. Wm. Campbell after •spending•
the winter at bis home in West Wa-
w, ,anosh, returned to his farm position.
at Lambeth, near, London,
Mrs. 'Crawford.retur•ned to, her home,
on Sunday after spending the ,-win
ter with relatives in Detroit. Mrs.;
George Naylor of Wawanosh-is
'gaged as housekeeper. -:Miss Rebecca
Thompson, St: Augustine, spent one
or two. days *ere After Mrs;' •Craw-
ferd's arrival,
l• sttlMr; Cas. Feviler
is on the
kickk
this 'Week atPhis home requiring
surgical'
attention from the'
:dont*. o.
Mr. and_ Mrs. H.'J•L.Eedy an
d
fanilY visited
.friends and relatives
at' MVtonieton and Milverton:
r: • "Red" Richardson, , Stratford,
visited over the week -end with his
brother Jack Richardson.
1Vlr:..and • Mrs. 'Robert MacKenzie,
Wingham, visited- :aver, the' week -end
With Mr. and. Mrs: Otto Popp and call
ed on others.
The -Badminton Clubheld. a 'social'
evening and election of officers last,
Monday night' a1 the Parish Hall. The
Officers .are: president, Miss Bernice
Blake; vice president, ,Beth Perk; sec.
treasurer, Arthur Brow•n;• executive
Robert Stotilers, Frank' • Eedy and AI-
Sherwood. I
There's a hint of one case of measles
in the village. Hope all have suffic-
j ntly recovere 'fro the 'flu to take
on .with the; next- epidemic!
•
Miss Velma Treleaven, Toronto:
spent the week=end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Treleaven ;and
sister Lois.
Mr.. Lloyd Brindley, Sheppherdton,
visited Mr. Chas Elliott, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seruton . and lit-
tle daughterMarion, . visited an Sun-
day with Mr.. •Scrutiit's parents at
Clinton. .
IS
FIVEIBIENC
CARS
•FOR MICA A LITTLE » FFB1*ENCE IN PRICE:"
et 1alke my tip ..
Compare Olds with
the Ordinary Cars!
Seer what a ENG
innin =know
•
difference just t few
dollars makes.
SIZE! Froin stem to sternOlds- • COMFORT! O1dsmobile's ex-
mobile
xmobile is BIG. And it's roomy,
` too 1 Front seat accommodates
'3 passengers comfortably.
STYLE'! .Imagine driving the
car everybody s calling 14 the
best looking car on the road". .
Oldsmobile' sets the 'beauty
pattern for '40.
POWER ! Oldsmobile offers
big, economical six. and eight -
cylinder engines that give you
extra power without extra cost,!
Iltu+4trated-The'Oldsmobile "60" Two ,Door Touring Sedan
'elusive Rhythmic Ride— with
modern coil springs all around
—gives you gliding driving coin.
fort, even on the roughest roads..
QUALITY ! One look at Olds
mobile will convince you of its
quality. You'll see dozens of
features found only on higher
a priced cars.
PRESTIGE ! You can be proud.
of an Oldsmobile. Olds' has been
a leader for forty years !
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Mr. Mel. Reed, Toronto, spent the
week -end at•. his. honie in the village.
Mr: Campbell Rose, Edmonton, vis*
ited : his aunt, • Mrs. W. R. Andrew re-
cently, also' other relatives at . Au-
burn.
T.h(annual meeting of the Women':
Institute nnet at : the home of Mrs,
Wilbur Brown on Thursday, April -
25th. The meeting• opened in :the usl.
ual way with Mrs. Lorne Ivers, pres•
ident, to t'he°°liair, ' The roll call was
answered by ' '.Garden • hints. Misses
Ferne : Alton' and Lorna Reath were
elected to,. attend the Girl's Confer-
ence in Guelph on May 8, 9 and 10th.
',A donation of $5.00 was donated. to
the cemetery for cleaning. Mrs. Geo.
Hodge read' a paper on "How to make
our 'Institute more helpful to the
Dommunity". Reports were 'given by
committees, and Mrs. Ivers thanked
the co-operation she had received Irani
the members the past year and asked
Mrs.' R. Davidson to conduct the el-
ection of officers and Ferne Robb
and Mrs. Hodge as scrutineers. The
election was as follows: Mrs. ,Lorne
I•vers `elected president for the fourth
term; 1st vice .president, Anna. Reid;.
Mrs. Hodge, 2nd 'vice president; sec.
treasurer•, Mrs. ;J.' D. Richardson; dir-
ectors, Mrs. W., 'Brown, . Mrs: J.
Ryan, ,Miss Cora ;Culbert; dis. direct-
ors, Mrs. Hodge; pianist, Mrs. W.
'Brown.; assistant' pianist,, Miss An-
na Reid; A u d• i to r s, Mrs. W.
Stewart and M;s..F. Jones; standing
committee, peaqe, Mrs. Wm. McCon-
nell; child welfare, Mrs. R. MacDonL
ald;• historical, research and current,
events, Margaret Stewart;' community
activity and relief, Ferne Robb; edu-
cation, Mrs, W. Stewart; agriculture.
and Canadian industries, Lorna Roach:
flower and visiting committee,. Mrs.
Alton, Mrs. Popp and Mrs. A. Roach;
prograwn committee convene!, Helen
• Anderson, • Alton, Ryan and , Ferne
Rolib. The next. meeting will he held
one week earlier in the month, which
will be on May 23rd at Mrs. C. Al -
ton's. The district annual is being
held Friday May 31st at St. Helen's
and previous to this ,on May 6th,
Mesdames !vets, Richardson, Ryan
will • attend as the• executive from this
branch at Mrs. Fred Oster, Blyth:
who is district president.
Mr. and` Mrs, Roy Blaek and little
son of Lucknow visited her .parents
Mr. and Mrs. David Errington oh
Sunday,
Mr. Burton Roach still remains crit-
ically' 11 at his horriea' friends- fen'xi
ously wait for a better change and
while hopes ,are good for his recov-
er it i
s a !ori bitter siege.,
Y, � g a
Mr. Mason McAllister who had alio
never fully' reordered from pneu-
monia, the same as the above inention-
ed,.was operated .on Monday again.
LANGSIDE
The Langside Rwral. Cdub. held •tihei
social everting on Friday last The',
entertament was'dancing With lunch
served. This was the • closing ' night
and, Miss Grace Richardson and Ar,
dyss: Brown were appointed audi-
tors. The aur of. $2 more was don.
a .ted to the church shed and :$.20.40
the proceeds over • and above expenses
fon the term was donated to the Lang -
side Red Cross unit. The annual , re-'
'organizing 'meetujg will be held. Oct-
ober 29th; the last Tuesday in Oct-;
ober+.
Mrs. Win. . �oitrti ant the. pas t 'week
,and Mr, Wm. Conn. spent ,the Meek-;
end: with Mr.: and Mrs. Harold John -
'stop. of Lucknow. . " •`
iVir: and •Mrs. lteu'ben Tiffin•. an
Charlie spent^ Sunday with.
Mrs, Russel Ritchie of 8thCour
Mr.,, Charlie Taylor has 'purchased
a Ford roadster :ear, , - •
Mr's. J. B. Morrison spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Morrison
•
THURSDAY, MAY 2n4, 1040
FOR, SALE;-,Two'150-gallon oil tanks,
In 'good condition. "Apply at . Sentinel
:Office..
of Whitechurch;
Mr. and. Mrs. Herb Pettypiece spent
Wednesday.w.ith Mrs. Hodgkinson, an d
Mr. I. Pinnell of 'Kinlougln•
The old time dance held in White-
church on Wednesday, evening last,
by the Whitechurcch, Institute proved.
very interesting as such dances as
upper reel, Dan Tucker, 3 -step, Min-
wets were danced by the gold 'timers
and the younger generation did their.
best to dance the steps the olderfolks
were showing • them'. The proceeds
were around $6.00. e
We are very sorry to report Mr.
Walter . 'Scott . is • still confined to gibed
with a . sore foot. His.: many friends
wish for bin!. a' speedy recovery
Mr. •land •Mrs. John •Wade! and
Margaret moved to the het:se on the
farm west of the onewhere they
have been living and Mr. and "Mrs.
Ed. "'Nadel and little son John remain-
ed in. the house on the east:farm. `
, Mr. . and Mrs.. Russel Moore moved
on Monday $o the shouse Oil-
Cameron's
'rrCameron's farm and . Mr: Alex Cam-
eron moved to the house''where they
have been living as he has rented
Os 50 -acre farm'from Mr: Elmer Tif-
fin., '
• ' Nearly.' all :the farmers in '.this:
community !began those
on the
land last week : abut those whose land
previously had. not been fit were able
to make a start'` on Saturday and Mon-
day morning found everyone starting'
seeding.
Miss Mary King of 'Culross spent
the week -end with : her friend Mrs:
Wallace Conn. •
Mr. and Mrs., George Tiffin, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm.Dawson; • 2nd • Con..
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,. Wes-
1ey Tiffin.
Mr. Jack Johnson while going to
the .Langside chopping mill on Satur•
••day with a load' of chop had the mis-
fortune to meet a truck . piled high
with' Mgt at which° his team, always
very quiet, shied and tried to turn
-.round breaking the tongue off close
to the back of , it but leaving the
rioable tree 'andwltiffletrees attached
to the wagon. Fortunately" the truck
driver had ,slowed, down and a more
seriau•s accident was averted.
• • The ladies Of the Whitechurch Un-
ited W. M. S. of the 2nd and 4th Con.
are holding a tea at the home of
Mrs. Ben MoClenaghan on Tuesday
afternoon: •
Miss Velma Stewart is assisting
with work at the home of Mr. end
Mrs. Victor Emerson for :the •, next
'few weeks: .
Mr. •ands Mrs.; Orville Tiffin, Joe
end Dan spent Sunday with'. Mr. and
Mrs. John Maclnnis.
Mr. John, Reed -of Hensel! is' spen-
ding .n' few days swith his parents
Mr -and Mrs. Robert Reed.
Mr. and , Mrs. George Taylor and
fancily, Mr. Harry and Fred Deacon
of East Wawanosh visited with Mr.
and Mrs. ,Harold 'Currie. • '
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott of Rip-
ley, Mr., and. Mrs. Earl Caslick and
family of Culrosa, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry McBurney of Teeswater spent Sun-
day'twith Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mowat and
Dorothy' Caskinette <of Kitohener spent
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Cas-
kinette.
Miss Jean Orr of Kinloss spent the
week -end at her home here. '
The Whitechurch Red Cross held a
djsplay in the Hall on Friday last •
A. carload of the lady officials of
the Wingham Red Cross were present
and addressed. the '. ladiesand wave,
beneficial advice concerning, gattinents
made. Lunch was served.
The United Y. P. S.,Whitechurch,
held their meeting Monday evening
with Mrs. W. Lott presiding and giv-
inig the call to worship. The,,,,,Scrip-
Lure reading was given by Doris Mc-
O1;ennghan. The meditation was given
by, Harold Pollock. A poem, was read
by Milan Moore. Prayer was given
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L M. MacKENZIE Dungannon
p..
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opiiaieB -$5fi1-moo n a ie- one ' its
streets bumpy,. Such roadwork, p'ro-
•ponents claim, will levee automobiles
'to 'proceed at slow speed, thrive en-
suring the safety of children in the
neighborhood,,
nit` gave -a reading ''`ffte Wet se of
many Lamps". Garnet Farrier and.
Dustan• •Beecroft gave a duet. "The
Precious Name, 0 how sweet'': Rev.
Mr. Barnard gave an ' address "The
Clhureh and flits trganization " 'i'heY.
TO RENT—Garage. space, , central
iodation, in Peter McCall's barn, Luck -
now. '
dInn
FOR: SAI F—Healthy young pigs, 6
Wks.' old. Thee. A. Culbert; 'Dungan-
non R.
ungan-non.R.
`FOR . RENT .100 acres good grass=
r • :•A ' l to; •
t-
farm near'' i'a Amount. pp y , ,A
bert 'Towle,.:Lucknoiv'. •
TO white:this,
los;
J O , CLEAR -;-10y bus{�•�•of r, 'h
.,.
:som swget clover at $4o.00 4'.bus. Al-
sike •at $4.50; 4 bus.•.timoEhy.at $4.00;'
15 bus. Millet at,'.2c:a lb. Orville Dur -
nits,. Dungannon ''RR. 1,' 'phone 78-r=6..
WANTT ED—Girl ' for. cottage 'bear
Goderich for July 'and August. One
adult and '.two children. Capability,
,with -• children very essential. $25.00
monthly: Will; employ . inToronto for
.;May, and June if.' desired.' Apply at
"Sentinel' :Office-. •
GRASS SEED—Government Stand-
ard • No. 1- grades , of Ontario Varie a
'gated Alfalfa,' Red, Mammoth, Alsike,
Yellow and 'White Blossom Sweet
Clovers;.'`Timothy, 'Orchard- and. Blue
Greases for Sale at W. G. Andrew.
THERE HAS' BEEN 'an increasing
demand. this year ,for Mor Power Bat-
teries. 'Yo'u make, no Mistake.. when'
you insist. on .thesebatteries. Batter-:
ies ,.for ..eatery. purse ' end.. purpose.
C A•M�PBEL'L'S GARAGE, Canadian`
Tire Corp. Associate Store; Wingham.
AUCTION SALE of;; Farm
Stock and
Implepients. Mr, James Pollard•will
sell '.by public auction at'lot 20, Con.•
5., West ' Wawanosh, ,(21 4. miles east
of 'Dungannon.)-; on Friday, May Tour..
at 1:30 p.m. 1 Gelding, 5 years ,old;
about 1600 lbs.; 1 Heavy draft Mare,
12. year old;. 1.' Cow, 10 years, old; due•
July 1Sth; 1 Cow; 1.0 years •old, due
IIov. 16th;. 1 Co*, 6 years old, fresh-
ened April 15th -,•'1 Co*, 3'years.old,
milking; 4 Heifers,' rising 2 years old;.
2 Heifers; rising. 1' year old; Steers.
rising 'A year old; .1 young' Calf; 25
young H•ens;. 1 Deering binder,
cut; 1,Deering Mower, fi-ft.;,•1•Noxon
seed drill; ;1 McCormick rake; 1 •Cult-
ivator; 1 ,Walking plow; 1 • Set dia-
mond harrows; 1 Fanning •mill; 1 set
2000 -lb. ,Scales;. T Buggy; • 1 Cutter;.
1 Root pulper;. Sugar. kettle; 1 Ex-
tension ladder; Scuffler; .1 Wage: and
•box; 1 set of sleighs; Hay 'fork, rope'..
and slings; 1 Combined' stock'.and
hay. rack; 1,• 3 of heavy harness;
Land roller; 1 Delaval cream separ-•
ntor; ,1 Ford Car •(1929)• with less than I •
.
10,000 mileage;: About• 200 lius. oats;
Forks, shovels, chains and .numerous
other • articles. Everything. to be sold,
as farm •is 'disposed of. TERMS—.
Horses, car,11i grain and all smile of
$10.. and under,',. cash. Over that a-
mount six Months!: credit on • furnish=
ing approved .joint note. A -discount
'at. the 'rate of 4%. per annum allowed
for .Cash ' on - credit ,sums. JAMES.
POLLARD, Prop.; T, Grundy and
Son, Auctioneers.
Wily SUFFER with Rheumatism
Scrim, Lumbago? Ituniacaps' two -
ti �" • Action quickly relieves pain'
y
while attacking the cause Mcl{IM'S
DRUG STORE. •
NOTICE TO CREDITORS .
l
.THEME
MATTER of the ' Estate of �!
'Margaret . Cliifton late of the Town:= • '
ahiP'..�'of West Wawanosh in„ the' Coun '
!
ty : Huron, .deceased. •
' •
•
Notice. Is hereby given; pursuant to,
the Statutes its that, h•. h„alf e , ..that aall . '
,
Persons having claim's against .the Es-
tate. Of the said inirgaret •Clifton,.:d'.�
cease., who /died..
or about
`the
Fouth day of February
.A.D; 1840, •
are required- to• forward their claims
duly verified by ,affidavit to the un-
dersigned, eoutors of the 'last . Will
and Testament 'of the said Margaret .
Clifton, on or before ,the Tenth. day
'of May A.D.' ,1940, ,after which date
the said Executors 'wdil proceed to die -
tribute' the assets of the Estate hav-
ing regard only ,to d'nd being respon-
sible only for the claims of which they
shall then . have .had notice.• •
Dated at Lucknow; Ontario, this
Fifteenth day of April'A.D. 1940.
Martha' Clifton,' R.R..2, Lucknow,
(Ontario.
Albert Gamie, R,R, 1, Lucknow,
Ontario.
F. T. ARMSTRONG
,OPTOMETRIST
IN 'LUCKNOW ,„;
EACH ,WEDNESDAY ••
1:30 to 9 o'clock
AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
E. COOK
PIANO, VOICE & : THEORY
FOR APPOINTMENTS:
Call At Hilts Store or
Alex Mowbray's
'Phone 145-j . .
Finlayson Bros.
LUCKNOW
FOURTH CONCESSION WH ITECH U.RCH
(Intended for Last Week)
The April ' meeting of the L', F. W.
0. was held on Thursday at the sixth
concession Schoolhouse with a good at-
tendance. ' Mrs. McKinnonpresided
and opened the meeting with singing
!,"0. Canada" and repeating the Lord's
prayer in unison. Mrs.' McIntyre read
the minutes of last 'meeting. The
roll tall was answered by - "Some
thing in my house 1 would like to get
rid of'. After ' ,the business vas die -
cussed the program followed. A piano.
duet by Mrs; D. H: Carruthers. and
Miss Lillian Carruthers; a `reading.
by Mics. R., Martin; current events
prepared by Mrs. ; W. McDonald hnd
read by Mrs. • Gilbert Hamilton; "a
solo by Mrs,' A: Ackert accompanied
.by Mrs,. Hughes; a violin solo by Miss
Gwendolyn. Ackert accompanied by
Mrs. A. • Ackert. Mr. Hugh' MacMillan
who recently returned from Scotland
was present .and 'gave!a very interest•
ing talk oil ,his qtr` across
lantic and ,„his s in the various.
countries of the East. A contest fol-
lowed, Which every one joined 'in.
Sian ing • of the National , Anthem
broight the meeting to a•elose.. •A vote.
'of thanks was given the directors an'd
those taking part in the program.
Lunch was served and a pleasant
time spent. The May meeting: 'is to be
•et the home of- Mr's, <G. ocictu '
• Congratulations •to Mr, Wm. Bar.
her on celebrating his 86th birthday
on May ls't: '
John Rintoul is . moving the house ,
front the old Fred Mowbray place to
the 'hatchery farm, at Whitechurch.
We ,understand he is going •. to live
there. We welcome them.
Mr, and M'rs.. Cross of Walkerton
'pent Sunday with 'her parents Mr. ,
and °Mrs. J. F. MacLean.
Rev. ' John Pollock and Mr. '
Clubb
are attending the. Syned at Chatham
this week, c•
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott spent
Sunday with 'Mr. 'and ,Mrs. Lorne
Durnin, St. 'Helen's.
Mr. and' Mrs. Elmer Alton spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jo
Tiffin.
Miss Agnes Wilson, R.N., of 'Whitby”
spent the• week-endat the home' of
her •'mother Mrs, James Wilson.
Mr. "George Garton, Sr., has re-'•
turned to the.. village
the winter • with relatives at Leam-
ington,
The W. M. S. of
Chalmers church
search
(pelted two ` quilts last Thursday.
These quilts are for the bale to go
for missionary work.
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•
P: bade decided to put on a play,
"Money, Money, Money". This . play
can be put on twice with out a ray-
alty after that the royalty is $3 for
.earl'. performance •
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St.' Augustine •on Wednesday May '8. • •
As this is the annual meeting at
which officers and committees for
the coming year will be appointed,
every member is requested to make a
special effor to b
e present,