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•WALTER BRENNAN.
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SirCedric HARDWICKE
'HENRY HULL
HENRY TRAVERS
' Directed by Henry King
ALSO "DISNEY CARTOON" and "NEWS"
ADMISSION ADULTS -35c;. CHILDREN -20c.>•,"
MATINEE SATiJRDAY AFTERNOON •AT 2:30 p.m.
MATINEE ADMISSION ADULTS -25c; . ..CHILDREN -15c
Mon. Tues., ,Wed. June '9,10,11
MELVYN DOUGLAS
GRETA GARBO
"NINOTCHKA"
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ALSO "CARTOON"
CREWE.•.'•
Mrs. Wilson and Wallace of Wawa -
nosh spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs.. Wm.. Reid.. . ' .. •
• Mr. and •Mrs.• 'George ' Emrpons-• of
Sarnia .spent the •week -end with their'
son , Lorne and Mrs. Emmons. '
' Mi•. .and, Mrs.. Herb Curran, lir.
and Mrs. Thos. Anderson, Jr„ visited
with Mr. and Mrs Jack Curran on,
Sunday. =•
Miss, Frances Crozier left Saturdati
for London where she is going tc'
take a business corirse,•at Westervelt
College. We wish Frances. ei cry sec... niece Mrs. C. C. Brown on Sunday.
'visitedMrs. , Sinn ..SherwoOd
cess: A number . of .relatives in this do -
• her. tric•t plan on attending the • Gradu-
'"PRESENT PURSE
'TO NEWLYWEDS' •
.(LANGSIDE NORTH NEWS)
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Thur s.d a y evening' last
friends and • neighbours of Mr.and
Mrs. Bill Lapp gathered at the For-
ester's Hall to present to them a
,purse of money presented by ,Robert
Donaldson and the address was. read
by We., Neil MacDonald. . ' .
To Mr- and Mrs. Willis Lapp
Dear Bill and . Jessie:
A. week ago you were ,united in
the bonds of matrimony -so tonight
we are taking this .opportunity of
extending to you our best wishes..
Jessie, all your life .has been •spent
in our community. Your name ,Wil'
'always he-,rcnieinbered when .we third;
'of school,' church or, community af-.
fairs. 'We. trust that. your. married
life in a '.new •community. will. bring
You .added happiness., ' `•
Bill., less the n•• two• years. have gone
• ,by• since you First .Carne o••' our 'coni
-munity Since :that tinge, we have all
t ty know you well, And have • often.
appreciated your.. cheery. smile and.
helping.:hand. •
'.We aisit you' well in your new • home •.
.May your life •together. uphold the
• principles you have practised thus
•far so that it shall be a shining light
to all about you. •, .
We ask you to -accept this gift. As
you, use it . you will know that the
•I people of Langside .are.'wishing you
the very .best in Jife at all times.
• Signed on behalf of your friends
•and neighbours. •
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DUNGA•NNON. •
.Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Culbert, ':Mrs.
Arthur Culbert 'and daughter. Cora
also 'Messrs. Herb 'Stothers and Ar-
thur Elliott attended the fuperal of
the' late: Mr; Andrew Kirk; Seaforth,
on Monday, who passed ' away at 76
Years .and was a fortifier resident 26
years'.aago in this -district on the farm.
now mened.• by Mr. Frank :Pentland.
We extend sympathy on the. bereaved
u ife and family in their•. -sorrow.
'Mrs. Chas. Young, daughter Flor-
ence .and Mr. Walter. Miller, 'Stret-
ford
Strat-ford were .visitors with the former's
.Bill replied thanking the .commun-
ity for remembering he and his wife
in this way and invited all to, visit
thein 'in their 'new . home: „All joined
in singing "For .They Are Jolly Good
Fellows." • •F
The Y. P. S. held their meeting in
the church on Monday' evening with
an attendance of 23. The call to wor-
ship 'was given by; Gordon Wall. Mrs.
Victor Emmerson led in prayer. Busi-
ness inetters were then dealt with'
It was decided• that the church ' hold
a garden party on the school lawn oil.
Thursday evening June .120th.' T.he roll
call' was answered by a' talent. Char',
lie Tiffin, • worship convener, then
took charge' of the program. Jean Os-
borne. read the scripture passage.
Mrs. Farish . Moffat gave the meds,
tation. •.Mr • Pollock" gave the topie,
"The Challenge". ' Reba Marshall led
in prayer. Mrs.. Emmersongave a
reading: Mr..Poliock 'led in the ' dos-
ing .prayer. .
The Mission 'Band held their meet-
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LUCKNOW . SENTINEL
Published 'every • Thursday morning
at Lucknow, Ontarip.
Mrs. A. D. MacKenzie,—Proprietor
• Campbell, Thempseu publisher.
THURSDAY, 'JUNE 6th,' 1940 •
WARD. FIVE FORMS
RED CROSS U'N 1T,
A meeting of the poen ,and ,women
of ,Ward 5, Huron Township, was held
on • FFriday evening and a Red Cross
Unit organized with the following of-.
'ricers: President, Mrs. Alex .1MtTav-
�ish; vice -Wes.; Mrs. Donald MacKen-
zie; sec.-tress:,Mrs: ,Ross Black; fin-
ance coin., ~Donald McKenzie,Donald
Mac:Charles,. Ross,Biaek; buying corn.,
Mi s „W": B:. Walden; Mrs. 'Donald Mac
Mrs. A. C. Hamilton; cutting
corn., •Mrs. ,•Duncan 'MacKenzie, Mrs.
4. Beaton, .Mrs. :D:; MacCharles, 'Vtrs.�
Elmer, Osborne. .
On .the following day the °finance
committee • made a , canvas .with a
splendid response .of $80.80. • This
money is...to be used for work ainong
the .women 'of the locality: All the
Women of. tb.is community,•are asked
'to co-operate! The work days will be
.the Etat' and',third Thursday of each
month.
This ward• is sponsoring a garden
party in the near future, the proceed
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to be used totally for, Red Cross .works
Watch ' for: 'further •particulars and
help the; wounded .and.. homeless'. in
the war 'zone of 'Europe, where• the
Soldier. lads are.fighting` 'to protect
our , freedom..
sister Mrs. Chas' Twanrley sat, Lon-
don for a few' days. -
Mr. Ivan Montgomery spent. the
holiday with. friends at' Camp' Borden
• Mi•. and Mrs. Sam'. Kilpatrick seen'
. Sunday at Zion,. -
Mrs. T. M. 'Du.r•nin called on• friends
in, Goderich: on Saturday.'
•• ' Mr. Aldon Hasty was up from fort
Stanley for the•'week-end.
• . • Mr. Elliott •Rivett of . Auburn spent
the week -end' at his home here..
. Mr. and 'Mrs. Min Sherwood' and
fancily • visited friends in ,Goderich ori.
Saturday.
ation• of nurses. from Goderich on
Friday of which' Miss 'Lenore Stothers
will be one Of the graduates.
Mrs. • H. Ca.sentore, Mrs. Harvey
Mole and. son Donald visited relatives
alt Belniore on Sunday, . • •
Mrs. Wilbur Johnston is• assisting
in the house of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
.Mole' during ' the illness' .of Mr. Win'dole
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stofford and
.daughter Dawn spent the holiday
• weekeeel v.ith their parents Mr. and
Mrs. ,los. lla m Ilton.
Mr. , and Mrs. H. J. L. Eedy .and
fancily spent • Sunday •eith relatives
et Moncton and .Milverton .
Receives MA, Degree
'Miss Bernice Blake has received
her Bachelor .of Arts• Degree and her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.. John 'Blake
and • grandmother Mrs. , Wnr. Blake
,if Ashfield .attended Spring Convo-
cation at University -el Western Ont-
ario at London on Wednesday June
+th When ,the degree was conferred
rpon her. This young lady's univer-
sit y • studies began .when attending
Wingham 'high School, She obtained
for' "general, proficiency"- two , years
five tuition at 'UniiersitY and then
again the third Carter 'Scholarship.
which meant the highest .standing of
any in lluron- County.. •We,heartily
congratulate herfor her , success 'and
wish her :the best for a bright and
happy career.
11r, and Mrs. Albert Orser• have
purchased the •residence, north' in• the
village owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Leroi
Stingel aeld' es ill move in July.
Miss (AN�i1e,vieve Hamilton who' i°
c mployed An a branch of the Royal
Bank at Toronto is receiving a fort-
night's holidnv'now. .
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on. Saturday June, lst.. The call
Worship' was given, by Marlow
wston. Response Agnes...Moffat..
es Conley gave •the . scripture
ding. Poems. were .read. by ' Earp,
wston and' John:,Mcltuns. Eileen
wart , gave the offering prayer.
roll call was answered, by. a verse
"Love".. Mr's. Farish Moffat gave.
Missionary story."Winnie Donald-
led
onaldled in • the :closing prayer. There.
s an attendance of 23.
isa Jean Osborne who 'has: been
teacher. for the .past four year's
resigned:
We are Pleased to report that Mr.
G.,Moffat is able to be out again.
im Orr has returned' home' after•.
isting Mr. Johnston of Arnbe„rley
some time.
Mr. and:. Mrs. 'Farish Moffat and.
• Alex MacKenzie spent Sunday,'
th. Mr.' and. Mrs. Herbert.HBuckton,
Con:, : . . ..
A number from here • attended the,
niversary services at Calvin on
nday.
PAGE FIVE
R:EAC:1H' .WEST COAST'
IN' SIX DAYS
Mr. • and, Mrs; Jack McIntosh,
Boundary West, who recently left on
a motor trip to the West Coast, ar-
rived in 'Seattle,. Wash., on Friday
last after a pleasant trip, and with-'
out• mishap,
' Driving during the day, only ''they
covered the 2746 miles in` six days
and ata cost of, about a' cent a mile.
Cabins,' heated with showers and ,e1-
ectric lights, cost from •a $1.00 to
$1.50, with meals much the. same as
at home,- Mr. McIntosh says, in a'
lette 'ved by the publisher, Ser-
vice stati -,operators served as'in-
formation. bureaus, and are • a fine
lot, 'says ,Jack, and playing •a strong
game for business: . • ..
..t1.••iiat ;ire 'before• ;reaching` Lucl4
ta' ' of their, trip vl s'
now', ons � rt . ,
their first and last, trouble:' The'•trip
•to• Duluth.by the Mackinaw' Straights
'took twe days. to .covet• the '8Q6 miles.
Leaving ••-Duluth. last Tuesday- morn-
ing they reached' Seattle ..Friday eve-
ning. . . • .
But , here's'• the., rest' as Mr.. Mac=
Intosh has .written it. •
While at Duluth 'we met 'many old
friends and stayed -with an old Par-
amount boy ..Kenny Maginnis and
• weretreated with. great, kindness' by
he • and his, wife. •Here we visited• the
greatest open iron mine ineithe .world
and' saw'••the big: Malley Engine; with
16. drive wheels 'Oiling, 180 ears of
ore down to„ the docks. ,
- Seeding ' is- in ' full swing in the
prairies and hay in the coil here. '
The road ' in, the Rockies Was 'just
open two days' through Glacier Forks,
end,..we -came that • route. It was .60
miles thorugh ; continuous big moun-
tains. The •altitude .of • the • first big
-mountain was the only one that
bothered 'me, my hands were shaking
•on the 'wheel and my font on .the• gas'
feed and. ' my heart, pounding and
Mary with her eyes • closed,;e0 so I stop-
ped in • the first - hay.. field, .and , lay
down ''en my back, when what should
come along .but a 'big. black bear but
as quiet, as a dog. I was .very • glad to'
;see him for if -'he was:alright up • on
that. 2000 foot straight f "aee'why was'
not I;• . ,
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^�It. is a • perfect road 20 feet wide
with railing two feet . high- 'retest of
the, way.
Well, I must be going as I have an
aunt Bessie to • hunt up yet as' well as.
uncles. Jack,`'Dan, and Finlay and ,my
wife's, brother Frank. -
I• forgot to .tell. you. this :is our hon-
ey moon, although it is a 'Few • years
late..-'• • •.
The only dark spot on our trip is-
. the enquiries' about the war; and our,
losses - on • 'Flander's fields,' .now 'and'
twenty• years: ago. • They worry even
more here than- in' Ontario, 'but their
verdict is that'they have'the'heart of
neighbors en ;the rth • and there
shall• never be any' of err,
PARAMOUNT
Mr. and •Mrs. Arthur Cook and
Cameron and Mr. , and ' Mrs. Robert
Hamilton visited with Mr.' and Mrs,
Gilbert Barkwell' on Monday evening.
• • the occasion 'being 'tthe, host• and host-
ess' wetnty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary. '
Miss Ethel Martin attended the 'A.;'-
ricultural conventionat Port Eleii,
•on Tuesday where she gave the r.
port ...of the' convention at Toronto
and also a demonstration .and talk
on Flower , Arrangement."
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 1Lnyna'rd 'ane'
children • accompanied by.. Mr. Tong
Twamley visited 'friends in Coder-
ich on Thursday. •
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Mr. James H. Pickering. Miss
keret Pickering, Pickering, -M.r. and Mis.. Wna
"McGill,
MiSs Etta McGill Were week-
end guests at the home of Mr. Jame:..
Murray.
Mr. and. Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett ano!
'family spent Sunday. with 'Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Baynard.
Miss Margaret Murray who • has
• been confined • to bed, for a 'while' is
improving slowly. '
Mrs. Arthur • Cook spent the, week-
end with her sister, Mrs. McDonald.
Western, Ontario Motorways
BUS SERVICE
From LUCKNOW.'
LEAVES LUCKNOW; daily ee-
cept Sundays & holidays at 7
a.m. • for . Wingham, Clinton,
London, Detroit, Sarnia, Strat-
ford, Guelph, Toronto, ' Hamil-
ton.' '
SUNDAYS &, Holidays --4 .p.m.
TO RIPLEY: and Kincardine,
leaves daily except Sundays &
(holidays at 9.10 p:in.
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SUNDAYS, and HOLIDAYS
10:50 p.m:
urtlreC• in - •-,,
Local Agent
T.. W. Smith
Central' Garage Lucknow
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. •-BELFAST CENTRE •
A number', from here 'attended- the
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anniversary services held - at Zion tin
Sunday ' last. .
• W.e are' sorry to .report that, 1Mrs.
Jos. Lawson is not as well as. might
be and Mrs. Errington; of Wawanosb
is. assisting her this past week.
Miss •Mildred Plowman •is• .assist-
ing Mrs. .John McDonagh of Zion
this .week..
• Mr., ;and Mrs Irwin 'Henry 'spent
Sunday, .with ..Mr. and Mrs: 'Jas. Rin-
toul of Whitechurch. • '
',Miss' •Rena Hunter of .Zion • spent
a few .days last week 'with her gr•and-
inother •Mrs. John Campbell. '
Mr. and • Mrs.' Wes 'Alton, of Lon. -
den. called •on friends in the burg
on. Sunday.. .
1VIr. Lloyd ampbeli of Fordyce.
was assisting' Mr. Glenwood Campbell
a few days last week. '
Mr. and Mrs: Donald 'Fowler and
daughter Melba• visited the former':
sister Mrs. Roy Burchill, Mitchell; on
Sunday. •.
The W. M. S. of Erskine. Presby-
terian Cht rch met Tuesday May 21st
at the. home 'of Mrs. Wm. Stewart
Mrs. Rich. _ NcWliinney president
opened the meeting arid gave a topic
on • Serving our Generation, followed
l,y prayer. The minutes were read
by Mrs. Stewart in the absence of
the secretary, Mrs. Fitzgerald. A
business discussion was followed by
an, . eco\it of the Easter Tl�ankof-
ferir. and • a report . of the Preby=
terra] e Brussels: Mrs. McWhin•.
ney, made comments ' on the "(tome
Helpers for 'welcome ande the welfare" Glad
Mrs. W. R.,,,•Stothers g
Tidings prayer •and. the Daily prayer
by Mee. Jones. Mrs. Davidson gave a
talk on "Moving Million's". Mrs. Stew-
art' t reported on the Jhanse Field and
Mrs. Jones read of ,the Mil Field.
Mrs. McWhinney _expressed sympathy
iii behalf of, the •Society to Mrs. Day.
Ideon in elle- loss of het sister. in the
West. Mrs. .Jones, pianist for'' the
meeting closedwith a hymn. Mrs.
Stewart, the -hostesls served lunch.
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KINLOSSCENTRE .•.
(intended for Last Week)
On 'Monday evening; May 27th. a
ception 'was held 'in' the Township'
all, Holyr•ood•, in honour of Mr. and
rs. 'Raymond. Schumacher, newly-
eds: The crowd• was large in number
hick' showed •the high' esteem . in
hieh this happy young couple are
Id in both neighborhoods. also in the
rroundrng. community: Mrs. Schu-•
acher, whose, maiden name was,
onelda Cecelia. Wad, was a friend
o1'd, and young. . After a buffet
n.ch was served the bride, and groom
assed the 'wedding cake, •They were
sked'to take the chairs on the plat-
rm where :the hollowing address
as read ' by Mr. Edward Green' and.
he presentation of a' well-filled purse'
made by Mr..•Roger. •Cgrrigan.
ear Donelda and Raymond:
We; year efriends and • neighbours.
ave gathered bore this evening to
onour 'You on this ' your marriage
ccasion. You 'are both well and fav-
tu•ably known to all of us We are
isopleased to know •you are not
caving our midst. Kindly 'accept this
ift as a token of our • esteem. •
Signed on . behalf of: your friends
nil neighbours: Rodger Corrigan, Ed
card. Green .and Morley Wall.
Mr: Schumacher made a very fitt-
ng'reply thanking all. who so kindly
hought of he and • bis wife 'on this
appy occasion asking each and every.
one to call and see them when settled,
n their home. Miss Winnifred .Ackert
took the piano and played "For They
Are Jolly Good Fellows"'. All' joined
in singing. Music wassupplied by
IeC'har•les' orchestra. Each and every
one had a lovely time. •
Guosts.-of Mr. and Mrs.•James Val -
ad recently were 'Mrs. Josephine Ken-
ny. Mr" Burt Bond of Woodstock. • Mr.
and Mrs. Tim. Cronin and Jack of,
Ittildniay. Mr. Hughie Houstin of "R.
C. A.' F..,.. St, Thomas, Miss Eileen
Valid of Walkerton' and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank O'Hagan of Detroit.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
-0snar• keiffer (nee' Anna • Marie Cor-
rigan) who .were married, in St. Annes
R. C., c'herch. Riversdale, Saturday
morning. .Tune 1st..
Mr. John King. Kenny Hamilton.
Miss. Margarette Roan .of Teeswater
cnent 'Sun'day with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
•Schumacher:.. __ - , .
Measles seems to. be in the -near-
by
•nearby district :where a number ,of cards
fates and a number of young
Abed; _ F
T s —ZotE hon '+ ;Anise .:
Mr. and Mi;s: Clen Christie .spent
Sunday e tth • rela'tives' hi Seaforth.
Mr. Gillies Maines. Teeswater and
• sons Neil of Blyth -,and Carman front
, Ashfield spent Sunday, in Dungannojt
together. •
At 7 weeks your chinks are on the
way to 1Secoming money -making
Fall and Winter layers. Keep them
going in the right direction by feed-
ing Roe Complete Growing Mash
—the feed that has helped
hundreds of thousands Of Ontario
chicks grow into sturdy, strong,
productive pullets.
This' complete feed is of a
medium texture, high in digestible
nutrients --with the correct•
.balance of proteins, minerals and
Vitamins Tour clicks need to pay
you big returns l Fall and Winter
• eggs. Ask your Roe Feeds dealer.
GROWING MASH
Sold by
FINLAYSON BROS.
Lucknover.
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Come in and go over the entire
mower. You'll agiee lhgI you
Iaave never seen anything like it. •
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cC,�oarmck-Deering
No. 7 Enclose -Gear Mower
- E are .anxious' to have all . of our friends see the .
1VtcOormi c n .. No. 7 Enclosed -Gear• '
ck-Deering
Mower. -We think it is one of the finest pieces of farm
e9uiprnentwe_ have ever: sold) :•
r'Everybod • who.has seen it says they : never had any idea that a' n ower could_ be built as this one is. ''
For : example: '. The '•entire•• operating .mechanism,
including drive ;gears •differential,and countershafts, is
assembled, compactly in an, Oil -tight gear' housing and
runs in a bath of oil. There are four high-grade roller
bearings. Operation . is so smooth and noiseless that .
you can scarcely hear the light hum of the sickle!
Special oil seals at the ends 'of',the main axle and fly-
wheel shaft, and the oil -tight gear box prevent leakage
andprotect all working parts against the entrance pf
dirt and other abrasive materials.. Floating action- of e
cutter bar provides ample playwithout. disturbing knife
• registration.
ALSO SEE US ABOUT HORSE DUMP.. • and SIDE DELIVERY
HAY RAKES, HAY LOADERS, GRAIN BINDERS & HARVESTER
THRESHERS ; BEFORE BU.1TING. THESE MACHINES ARE OF
THE HIGHEST QUALITY and LATEST IMPROVED STYLES.
For 'Sale At
G. ANDREW'S
•1 WHITECHURCH
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Mr." James Hawthorne, - who has
been visiting with; his sister, , Mrs.
Jas.. Holmes, for the past two weeks
returned tohis home in Washington,
Miss Genevieve Watt ' spent the
week—end in. Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. MacLean spent
sad news of the ,death of her father, . ,.
Mr. Andrew Kirke, Seeforth. The
funeral was on 'Monday. Weextend
sympathy.
ASH FI•ELD `
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacLean spent
a day recently in London with their
daughter Mrs. Donald; Martin. .
Miss Maiid. Mackenzie,. 'Mrs.' A. E.
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Sunday in Toronto with his brother Munro and Miss Edna Hawkins of
Rev. E. R. MacLean.' Detroit spent the week -end. at: the
home cif .Mr. N. G. •MacKenzie.
We are 'sorry to report Mrs. ' A:
Shave Wasn't A Success
The dance and floor show •by Mur=
ray Simmons• and his colored band in
the .• Toren'h all last Thursday even-,
ing 'failed' to draw a ' crowd and was
called 'off • about midnight :when -the
"handful" • who had paid ' admisgion.
had the fee refunded. The unsuccess
fully performance was under • the
•spon orship. of 'the local.L.O.L.
« but .shall be us-
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-"Sorry, old chap, I 1 ,
ing my lawn mower this afternoon,
and the roller", and the fork."' •
"Oh, well, I wonder if I might' bor-
row your golf clubs?"
ZION
Clow suffered a severe attack of
acute indigestion..We how, for a good
recovery.- •
Mr. and Mrs.' : Griffin' ,of . Detroit
are •visiting her brother Mr: at Mc-'
Millan, "
Mrs. John Carruthers of Ripley and
her sister Mrs, Maltby of Brampton
visited with •1Mr. and Mrs. George
Fisher last week..
Mrs. Switzer and Mrs..Cherry (nee
Kate and.Lizzie Murray) from Sask-
atchewan "are spending a -few weeks
'with their brothers, Mr.' George and.
Mr. Joe Mu4•ray • and their sister-in-
law, Mrs. C. Murray. , •.
Mr:. and . Mrs. 'Harry McBurney
of Teeswater • called on old 'firends
in: the village on Sunday.
We are sorry" to report. the. death
of Mr. James Simpson of Toronto. He
was. born ,'here and grew up in this
community and was highly respected
here. Mr: John Simpson; 'his brother
and other relatives attended the fun-
eral in Toronto.
Mrs., Duston Beecroft received the
Church services next Sunday are
as follows: Schnday School at. 11 a.m.
Service in the evening at 7:30 p.m.
Anniversary services . were ' held.
here on Sunday last. Rev. R. C. Cope-
land: Exeter, former Minister of Ash-
field charge, delivered very, 'helpful
sermons. The day, was all that could
be wished for and the •attendance was
encouraging.
.Visitors in the neighborhood on.
Sunday wereMr. and Mrs. S. J. Kil-
patrick of Crewe with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. George
Andrew, , i .ucknow,. with ' Mr. and Mrs.
1 Tesley Ritchie. , 1 -
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wall of Cul-
ross, Miss Olive Blake, Mafeking
with Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritchie; Mrs.
Mary McAuley, Ripley, Mr. and Mrs.
'Alfred Ritchie, Laurier, With Mr. and
Mrs, Frank Ritchie.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Andrew and
Miss Winnie, Mr. and 'Mrs. Dave Al-
ton with ,Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Kirk-
land and 'Mrs•. Andrew.,
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Taylor, Misses
Betty. Doris and: Jean,, Mr. and"Mrs.
J. Hall; Mr. and ;Mrs.. Joseph Hack-
ett, Miss Ada Webster, Lucknow with
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardner. • -
Mr. R. Aekert, Misses. Winnifred
Ackert. Holyrood, Mr. George Joynt.
Lucknow, • Miss:. Hilda Reed Of Pine
River ,with Mr. and Mrs. George'.
Hunter. ,
Rev, and Mrs. R. C. Copeland of
Exeter.. Mfrs.. E. Alton of Lucknow.
Mrs, Wm. lake " of Mafeking, ' Miss
HazelWebster of Lucknowwith Mr.'
aridM s W. T. Gardner.
`it in '� �'"it"fY'S."'i�iiiTi.•••�am�'K,-' _.
1'I'rr. Jerome Valid we are Sorry t+•
'report has been confined to bid for
the past week and.. is feeling a little
improved ' hut will have to remail
quiet for some tune.
'Mrs. ',Sam- Gibson, was ' in Detroit
last week attending' the funeral of •
a .nephew: • •
Miss Betty' Bissett is one of • the
graduating el ss of'Godericli Hospital
whose, exercises. take place Friday of
this week. ' • ••
I The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup;•
per , was • observed. at the morning
service in the • Presbyterian •church
:on . Sunday -last .with the usual pre-
paratory services during the Week.: • .
9 N•Dr. CON. WEST..
• . Miss Helen • • McIntyre and Miss
Hauna'h MacDonald were recent.' vis-
itors at Archie McIntyre's. •
.Mrs.. Harold 9innley zpsited on
Sunday with Pte: Harold Stewart and
Mors. Stewart: of Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs.•.Martin McInnes, Jr.
and Kenneth of Detroit, .Mr. and Mrs.
Roy McInnes and baby were week -end
visitors - at the McInnes home..
Mr. and Mrs. W. 'J. Irwin- and •
Mamie. were 'in London on ,Sunday. •
Mr. Calvi in Irwin motored ,to Hunts-
ville the first of • the week.
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c*,a-�"Ta z `i���.e 1 'e�"r ���" :o:iSS'=u''yer'P•, .�.�' i�:!:i�� T�-it'^„1r•ie'�Stw ..t r,.i.,;;:
?foss Need
A PERSONAL' LOIN?
Then follow the modern business practice.: '
apply 'for a bank loan at the Bank of Month:
Personal loans' of from $25 to $100 and .up
may be repaid in monthly instalments. A small
charge only is made for the use of tbe> money.
Thete is no other cost 'to. the bbrrower.
You can obtain a folder on''Persona1Loans;" 8iv=
isB full P • at i ulars, at .any branch of this bank.
RAND.MONTREAL
• OF M
ESTABLISHED 1817
&,sk aseAgismati acamosia a i dzonisr"
Lucknow Branch:
,Lucknow :ati't
r""i ;tTrs`., Chas. lti"t'Ch10""
Misses, Marion Gardner and Jean
Ritchie Master Lyle Ritchie have re-
covered from recent attacks of meas"
lea. •
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