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VETERINARY SURGEON
“Wr"7Jr~KElA;EM^r^V7Sc7-
. ’Phone 29, Ripley,-0nt. ’ . . I '• V - ■( . ■
, - FLA2X SEED for fjale. Enquire; of
Jack Farrish Or H. a’hqmpsbn; .
- NQTICE. RE-SLABS < ~
. stock abf. slabs for
—Elm and
Pine. Place your orders’ es&ly. .
signed The Luclcnow Table Co Ltd.
AUCTION SALE — ,pf . household
effects at the residence of Mrs. G. A.
. Siddall in LucknbwLon .Saturday May.
18 at l$0. Seenbills. Wei) Henderson,
Auc. . . : Mrs. Q. A. Sidall, Prop.,
AUCTION SALE—of ' 3& head - of
- cattle at lot 71-72, Con. .0, Kinloss, on
Friday, May 17th at one o’clock. See
bills; Well. Henderson, Auc.
Mel. Irwin, Propt
FARM FOR SALE, CHEAP
s The Cujb^ss Council ‘ are, offering
for sale 4 lots 34 and 35, Con. 15,
CulroSS comprising 185 acres,
’ approximately 25 acres /cleared. Fdr
particulars apply to ,
David McDonald, Reeve.
___ NOTICE TQ CREDITORS
In the Matter of the Estate of Ahn
Little late of the Township, of Kinloss
in the County of Bruce, Widow; de-
' \ ceased.' ' /
Notice is hereby given that all per
sons having ahy claims dr demands
against the late Ann Little, who died
------on~br~about"to
A.D. 1935 at the Township of Kinlosij
in the County erf Bruce, are required
to send by post prepaid or to deliver
~to the’ undersigned, executor under«
the W-ill of the said Ann’ Little, their
names and addresses . and full particulars in writing of their^claims and
statements of their aeAuhts and the
__nature of the securities? if any, held
by them duly verified (by alfidavit;
“7: "™r:A3®a’"2take--notice—that - - after the
eighteenth, day of May A,D. 1935 the
^gjdlpr Will proceed to distri
bute the assets of the said deceased
among, the persons entitled thereto;
having regarjd only to the claims of
which he shall then have had notice,
■; and^Lhat the said~executor wiir not
be liable for the said assets or any
part thereof to any personof whose
claim she shall not then have received
notice.
't This notice is given pursuant to the
_—-statute- in. that behalf., . —
Dated at Lucknow, Ontario, this
,23rd day of April?AABr 1935.
Albert Little, R,R. No; 6, Lucknow,
—Ontario, Executor. . . :
Local tennis Club
H^Oe-orsanization
Interest Appears To Be Revived In
Popular Game Of A Few Seasons Ago
Badminton enthusiasm that has
gripped . the members of the Junior
and Senior Clqbs, appears to be about
to be injected into the outdoor rac
quet-game—-tennis,—in—an-effort to-
revive this game that for theorist
two years has become so. dead that
a, club has .not <evqn been in exist-
ence. .Previous, to this, tepnis was a
"popular game here and had a large
following -of -ardent-^'d- ^eve-r -play- ■■
•ers.--’——!—=—L-~'
Last Wednesday evening a re-or
ganization meeting was held in the
town' hall with the following slate of
officers elected: Pres.;v S. D~. Whaley;
Vice . Pres., Dr. W. V. Johnston; Se
cretary-treasure, Ivan Rawlings;
Grounds. Com., Cam Finlayson/ Bob
McKenzie, Jim . Henderson, Charles
Jewitt, Frank McKenzie. Games
Com./ Mrs-.—Whaley, Mary - McKim,
Jessie Henderson Clark Finlayson and
-Ivan^ Rawlings,......An entertainment;
committee of . several young ladies
was appointed. ,._...L'! ...
A membership fee of $1.00 per
player was set and as‘ a bank account
has been as non-qxistant as the Club
itself it is asked that this -fee be paid .
in advance so that’ preparations for
the seasons’s avtivities may get Und-:
er way. This fee may be paid to the >
secretary-treasurer. ’
HOLIDAY QUIETLY MARKED
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Monday May ■ 6 th marking -the -Sil—
-ver—-Jubilee^of -their—-Majesties—-the-
King and Queen, was quietly, but no
less patriotically, observed in Luck
now. Sunday, in the local churchesj
services befitting such a memorable
eyent—were-held.— ------~~~
—On-riMonday mornin g^the^Citixens’
Band paraded . the village playing
martial““and patriotic airs. That"
afternoon a large local radio aud
ience listened in on the Empire wide,
broadcast—and—heard-an—:impassioned-
appeal to’the youth to devote to their
country ’ “the service of your work(
yOur-rmnd—yourMiea-rt”—“-To-hear^the
ST HELENS RESIDENT
-X..,.. '..FATSES-AWAY-S-UDDEN^Yt*
Stroke Is Fatal To Miss Jessie' Ruth-
erford, Who Passed Away Monday. .
(Suffering a stroke* on? Saturday,
Miss Jessie. Rutherford passed away
.un^Mon^ajM tmoiming^-Mer- ndeatlr
came as a distinct shock in the St.
Helens community where Miss Ruth-
erf ord, dnOTT^ee*^^
late Mr. and Mrs. John Rutherford,
has been a lifelong resident. . -
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robust health, was about daily until
stricken and had attended the even
ing —service -in the . Presbyterian
Church the Sunday previous, The
funeral service was held at her late
home .on Wednesday conducted by her
pastor Rev. C. H. McDonald Inter
ment was in Greenhill cemetery.
Miss ‘Rutherford is survived by he^
sister Mrs; Elizabeth.. Ball, who has
the sympathy of the" entire courr
munity. A sister Mary, died a few
ypars ago and now Jessie’s death
severes the remaining • link between
three sisters who have been lifelong
''"companions^"'-""":""" ••-••—^^•■’'-^-7---r
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MRS. HOWARD AGNEW
PRESIDENT LADY BOWLERS
The A annual meeting of the Ladies’
dBo^jrigid^k4eeas^-eld^fi^hte=^w^
Hall on Tuesday evening, presided
over by the president,- Mrs. J. W.
Joynt. Very favorable reports of the
past year’s activities were presented
by the conveners of the different com
mittees. Plans were made to hold
jitneys each Tuesday afternoon, while
fournamehtodates---will-:4)e^-arranged
later.—— :—u-... -
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" The .officers for the year are as
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"“=s=^fe^lfiT^^]F^D^E^CE^'’JDluh3ering:'
** Billy”, a 3-act comedy, will be pre
sented by the Teeswater Presbyterian
Y.P.S. in the Town Hall, Lucknow, on
Friday May 10 under Lucknow Joint
■ 'Club auspices. Dance after. Admission
^including play and dance 25c everyone
" McCartneys’ 'Orchestra
without its patriotic touch.
Hydro and Water Arrears
Demand Prompt Action
Combined ..arrears of Both Services
^foiai $760 — Landlords In Future
Responsible oFor Payment Of Water
Rate.' :■ ( . ' ■■■ ■'
The matter, of hydro and (water
arrears was before the Council
Tuesday night and is one that, de
mands immediate action, in collectings
same. Hydro arrears1 total $460i’and
on
water arrears $3Q0. r~’1'
. .Due to this excessive, amount of ar
rears immediate steps are to be taken
to rigidly enforce the regulations
governing the collection of arrears
pertaining to public services of this
nature. « ' ' '-f ' •
Landlord Reponsible
A motion was alsp recorded to Jhe
effect that all landlords haying more
than 1 consumer "on the’ same, service
shall be notified that after July 1st.
he or she will be held responsible for
Payment of "all water rates ■ charged
to their tenants.. ‘
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the village had , been left holding- the
bag. in a couple of instances, being
unable to collect waiter arrears, and at
the same time, unable to cut these
defaulting parties off without depriv-
:ing""oth'er~users”of^rater'whO'’Were"on"
the same service. :
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PUBLIC MEETING
A study'group will be held in the
Oddfellows’s Hall, Bervie at 2. P.M.
and’ 7.30 P.M. on Saturday, May 18th
under the auspices of The Farmer-
/___Labour Association of Bruce riding.
Miss Agnes McPhail, M. P. and Mr.
H. H. Hannam, Sec. U. F. O. will lead
the discussion.
..GODERICH..rKW“‘ST2SW:+..'(■?•..
DRIVE FOR FUNDS
A. Fo^V-g coach'for $1.00 is the
inducement offered by the Goderich
Lions Cluib as the annual drive com
mences to .raise funds to carry on
~ - their ^work—amorig •^crippled—chiTdrem
The draw will be made at the God
erich .pavilion on August 16th, val
uable prizes will be given to the
holders of the next five tickets.
----Last~year”the'lCiub'Apent"$1600 hr
connection with this work, twenty-
nine cases in all receiving treatment.
Donations to this benevolent work
may be left at the Sentinel Office,"
Each donation of 25 cents entitles the
‘ donor Jaone chance^ to receive the
Ford or one dollar, or one of
five other valuable prizes?
_ THE REAL WORTH OF AN
EYE SERVICE.,
The economic value—the dol
lars and cents worth—to a patient
of an eye service should apeal .
to those who call themselves
‘practical*. In. cases without num
ber. corrections of errors of vision
have increased a worker’s cap-
li ^9? work caused him to d|o better
” work and more of iti. And to do
. , ft easier. /tTidedr-withQUtHrSeem-..:
ing-^cause” folks should become .
eye-suspiciOus. \
ARMSTRONG’S Eyesight Service.
DANCE—-At Paramount, Friday,
May 10th, Hogan orchestra. Gents 25c
Ladies, free. ■ ' • :
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Vice Pres. Mrs. James Geddes; Sec’y.,
Mrs. Well. HenderSon; Treas., Mrs.
Hor-nell-^Games—Gomry—M-rs^—J-—W?;
^oyntH^r^DT-Hustonr/MrsriPorteous-
Soeial Com., Mrs. T. Clark,. Mr&?
WhaleyMrs/A. C.Agnew,M'rs.A..
W. Hamilton; Finance Com., Mrs
Whaley, Mrs. Rae, Mrs, R.' Robertson;.
Memb.ership.-Com., ~Mr s._A._€—Agnew, -
Mrs Solomon. , ! 1 „
WQRKNG> -UNDER DIFFICULTIES,
At the meeting of the Synod . of
Hamilton and London , last week in
Owen SoundRev. C. H. MacDonald
Ws""appoiht'ed’Urerk’-b_f the Synod for
filled for the past ten years by Rev.
Austin L. Budge of Hagersville, who
was at this meeting elected Modera
tor. Reri - MacDonald assumes , the
secretaryship with the expectation
that he will'be relieved of its.' heavy
duties at the expiration of Rey.
Budge’s period as moderator.
Rev. MacDonald at present occupies
several offices which engage his at-
ieni±on^dnardegree*7thatnmistr‘affiord“
him few spare minutes. Besides his
regular ministerial duties and his new
Synod - appointment, Mr. MacDonald
'is ..secretary-of the School Board apd
ENJOYABLE DANCE ’
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of Health fT|(
quality and se
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SVICE WS motto" " ~ ’ .'
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, WHOLE WHEAT BREAD ■ * (■' LAYER CAKES . •
SPICED FRUIT CAKE -
■ ' - CREAM PUFFS OATMEAL & DATE SQUARE^
TRY OUR DELICIC>US BUTTERMILK BREAD
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( LOCAL and GENERAL
A thoroughly enjoyed dance, al
though due to neighboring counter at
tractions, not largely enough attended
t.o> be a financial success, was staged
'“ihvthe Town Hall on Monday/ ”'TKe-:;r’
evhnt sponsored by Jewel Rebekah
t ■^?^e>^J»Arked the only public fes- _
I tivities in the village on this Jubilee.
.1 occasion. The Hall was attractively
h"ung“with flags anff"MooriM^Fadd^"
ed to the lighting effects. The port
raits of the King and Queen-were
prominently placed on the stage and
patriotic , songs and the National -An-\,
them were sung by the audience
Orchestra Of London on their second
local engagement here, was well re
ceived by the daricers.
Five Cent Amusement
Tax on 25c Ticket
New Schedule. of Amusement Taxes
Becomes Effective June lst-Es-
. .timated To Raise $1,500,000 For
Relief - Purposes
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Entertainment seekers, under a new
schedule of amusement taxation, will
contribute an estimated million and a
half dollars to the provincial-treas
ury. The new assessment becomes
.effective on June the 1st, it has been
announced by Pr’e^ Mitchell F.
Hepburn. .
^The provincial relief problem has
necessitated the - raising Of addition
al revenue, ancF the amusement tax
is to be utilized as one of the sources
of achieving this..end....All amuse-
menFtiricdts ben^^drtlvfiear tlie
inscription “Ontario Amusements Tax
for ^Relief Purposes.”
‘ The popular twenty-five cent ad-
mission fee, at .pre^jt^exfimpt^from
taxation,. well, be assessed five cents'
after June 1st. The tax will reach a
50 cent maximum on tickets of $3.00
and over. Amusement tax exemption
is now eliminated by the following
schedule: there will be a one cent tax
on admissions not more than 9 cents.;
2 cents when pot' more than 18 cents;,
5 cents when not more then 45 cents;'.
10 cents on admissions, not mor.e than
85 cents; 15 cents on thosbjiot m0re
than $1.50 and so (,bn with, a maxi
mum levy of 50 cents on admission
charges over $3.00. , ’’ .
Faits, Churches Exempt, i
; Certain exemptions from taxation
hre still provided/ The hexV regul
ations do not apply to entertain
ments held by church Organizations
•whewrt^ are devoted,
to church work, nor in the case of
fairs and" “exhibitibns operating an
nually under tlte agricultural Socie-*
ties Act. l
An amusegment tax; ticket must,
under the nb5V act, he 8sold and de-
and our Linotype operator, isioff duty
this week on this account." Thus this
week’s issue is being published
under difficulties. We have had to neglect covering certain sources of
news, and as well, other contributed!
articles will tiave to be held over as
tirne does not permit "publishing these
this\week./ Bob Thompson, . who
studied printing at O. S. D. at Belll-
eville is lending a hand this weeek,
in getting out the Sentinel, which
however, is likely to reach subscribes
somewhat later than usual. And now
we might add that-the fact the pub
lisher became a father bn Wednesday
evening didn’t fiend toward speeding
up the publishing of The Sentinel.
—...-ARRESTED..SATURDAY*.—
As an aftermath of the recent local
shopbreaking affairs a village resid
ent, a young married man, was ar
rested on 'Saturday charged with theft
and lodged in Walkerton jail. He was
allowed his freedom on 'bail on Tues-
day and it is expected he will appear
before Magistrate Walker early next
week in Walkerton. .
—A-TT-ENDANGE-SMA-LL -
Th'e attendance at the horticultural
lecture on Friday evening was quitej
dissappointing. Unable this year to
arrange a date to have John F. Clark
come to the village the local society
secured twp. sets of appropriate slides
on beautification of the home and its
, surroundings,<■ These were shown on
Friday night, the lectures which ac
companied them being given by Rev.
J. H. Gebghegan. Both proved of in
terest and value anck'it was unfortun
ate that ’Weather conditions were" so
disagreeable and prohibited many
from being present.
Prominent horticulturists are giv
ing radio talks edch Saturday during*
May from 5.45 to 6.00 o’clock. These
ptogramg are broadcast- "over the
Canadian Radio Commission chain, of.
stations. ' .
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THOMPSON—in Goderich .Hospital
oh Wednesday evening,-May 8th, to
livered to each.patron of a place of Mr, and Mrs'. Campbell Thompson, a
amusement.</
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Ripley and Bfervie charges following
the* death of Rev. Hanna.
Oddfellows Attend
Service At St Peters
ReV? J. H. Geoghegan Deliver Force-
ful Address To Members of the Order
Attending In a Body.
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With representatives from Kincar
dine and Teeswater in attendance,
members of Lucknow Lodge No. 112
I. O. 0. F. held their annual church
parade on Sunday morning to St?
Peter’s Church, where . a forceful
Dance — At Paramount Hall, Fri
day May: 10th.
Remember the dance in the
Orange Hall to-night (Thursday)
Miss Gertrude Treleaven was r
week-end guest of relatives, in Ham
ilton.
" Err and'M
worth were guests at the Re,ctory
recently. . , ■ - ,
Mr. W. J. Spindler returned last
week from a Week’s visit with their
niece at-Keldon. ,, , __ ... ... 1
Miss Verna Steward* went to Wing
ham Hospital on Wednesday to have
her . tonsils removed.
Bruce County^d^usical Festival is
this year to be held in Ripley the
date being set for May 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Orr and son
_ _ 1,... •..................Ron of A.ppin were holidaying visitors
.With.Mr.and^Mrs. .M~7C"Orr. ... 1
'"’’’The^ccihse^ meetP’
ing for the Federal riding of North
Huron is to „ be 'held" in Wingham on
Alay—16thJ— L.
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MR. LiMr had . cailuses so bad he
used a cane. Cress Corn Salye ban-
ished them forever. At—McKim’s
Drug Store.
The annual meeting of the Women’s
In^j tof^"wnrbe oF Frid^"^
10th, at 2.30 at the home of Mrs..
J. R. -McNab.
—L&v.-and-Mrs.-J..-.H~Ceoghegan-an4 3.^ —-
rfamilyr—iRevi'-'J-.’1 ----
Hassair spent Monday, in Xibn’s Head
and Owen* Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McClure and chil
dren of Niagara Falls , were week-end
visitors with the former’s father,
Mr. Ben Me Clure.
Mr. Harry Farrnell of Ripley and
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Farnell of Tor
onto were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Spindler this Week,.
. At’irExet'er last week Mrs. Gibson
Gillespie of Whitechurch was elect
ed, temperance secretary of the Hur
on Presbyterial W. M. S.
Keep in mind the Scotch program
in the basement of the Presbyterian
church on Monday evening in connec
tion with the anniv'ersary services.
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Anniversary Services
The anniversary services of ,the
Lucknow Presbyterian Church will be
held this Sunday, May 12th. Rey.
-Rabertsdn Millar-will“be the-preacher ~
atboth-services.-OnMondayeyening
a -Scotch "program will be given in'the
basement of the church to which
everyonejswe]coine. Numbershy
Rev. Millar, Cameron Geddeg and
John Mochrie and the choir will form
a part of the program.— - -—----~------~
Rev. Millar.
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'Sunday of June.
7~Mrv—and^Mrsr-Harvey-iWebster--are--7
occupying the residence at the eastern
outskirts of the village recently va
cated by. Mr. Alex Gollan. Mr. and
the. station, prior to. this move;
— After-a-“temday“stretc}j :of~cooi^and^ n r*
frequently wet days the weather was
really pleasant on Wednesday. Last
Friday was One of the seasons most
disagreeable days, with a variety of
sleet, snow rain and cold. The wea
ther was disagreeable oyer the1 holU
day also.
Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Nicholson,
formerly of' Hudson Bay Junction
have moved to Canora, Sask., where
“Sandy” has established his head
quarters for the remainder of his
campaign as the - C. C. F. can
didate for the MacKenzie consti
tuency in : the forthcoming Federal
election which looms /late this sum-
address . was delivered by the rector,
Rev. J. H, Geoghegan. - '
The church was v adornedj with, a
profusion of cut flowers and lilies.
The Presbyterian church orchestra
assisted in the musical part of the
service and- -the choir- was heard
in an Anthem. The National Ahr-
them was sung at the commencement
and clo^6~ofjj)e service.
Portions of the 25th and 29 verses
ofrthe^liOth; Chap oLr'Stv Luke; “Thy
Neighbor As Thyself . k i ’ . . ... ..
Who Is Thy Neighbor we're se
lected as the text. , . -
“The man or women in need of some
succor we can give is dur neighbor”
said Rev. Geoghegan. It matters not
the colour or creed. This fact we
have acknowledged for centuries, as
evidenced by the parable of the Good
Samaritan.. But while We acknow-
ledge this truth we have not yet laid
hold of it nor practised it, continued
the speaker. ’
Rev. Geoghegan expressed the pri
vilege, of having present members of
the I.O.O.F., an Order, the existence
of which'.was lost in antiquity for it
existed long before its organizafion-
more- than a hundred years ago.
.Stating’ the three principles upon
which .the Order ! Was .founded-Rev
Geoghegan pointed out these were-
nothing short of 'Christian principals,
but stresed the fact that tW Order
Was only as strong "as. its individual
members, whom he exhorted to accept,
the noble’ challenge that offers itself; ment to the parish of' Lion’s Head;'
today. .* ’ his duties to commence the third
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On Friday evening T. W. Smith’s
spacious garage was taxed almost to
capacity by an audience which gather
ed to see and hear the “Talking Pic
tures” screened by. General. Motors. |
Comedy, musical and Mickey . Mouse .
reels interspersed~"in^
describing the Chevrolet and Pontiac
cars ' and showing’them under con
struction.
Mrs.W. W^Kencheloe and daughter
Miss 'Isabel Kencheloe of Chicago
spent last" week at the home of the
former’s "sister, Mrs. P; J. McMillan.
Mr. and Mrs. Con. Decker and Mr.
and • Mrs. Sidney Decker and Billy
spento the first of jtoer wee.L at, the
home of Mr. Norman Ratz • in
Waterloo. ’ • ".
•Mr. Will McLeod returned home,,
from Toronto daft week and is some- (..... . . .......................
what improved in health under the Leaves.. West . ; .
a. Toronto Mr. John Me Kinnon, a brother
(of Mr. Peter Me Kinnon, and Alex
Me. Kinnon '^trf Kinloss, has returned
to this community after homestead
sing for 20 years at Ada, Saskat
chewan.' After' succesive crop fail-*
ures during the past five years. Mr.
Me Kinnon has rented his land in
the West and has come east for a
season at- least. Mr. Me Kinnon
States that with some moisture this
spring ednditiofis are more hopeful
for a drop this year. „
Receives Promotion'
Upon the ‘recdnlmendation of the
district head pflice at Stratford, Miss
Arabella Camdron Us to receive - h
promotion aS a Bell Telephone em
ployee,- and next week will join, the ■
staff of operators at Wingham. Miss
Cameron’s promotion comes after
almost six . years of faithful ’and
obliging'* service as a local operator
and her many friends, will wish her
every success as’she leaves for the
neighboring v town
occupation.
prescribed treatment of
specialist.
Cameron Geddes wpll Again, be
heard over C. K. N. X, Wingham on
Monday from 12 to 12.15 and from
12.45 to, 1.00 o’clock p. m. Mrs.
Newton will act as accompanist.
. Mr. and Mrs.» W. . J. Davison,
Misses Mae Davison and Mary Wat
son and Bill . Hewat spent the week
end! ’h Toronto, .'the latter continu
ing oh to Oshawa, where he visited-
with his brother Ron.
Dr. W. V. Johnston spent the first
of the week in TOronto with Mrs.
Johnston, who. is expected to undergo-
a; thyroid operation the latter part
of the week. Mrs. Johnston under
went, a similar o|j>eration - si‘x years
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Rev. J. C. Caley who has been curate
in the parish of Lucknow, Ripley .etc.
fdr the past year received notifiea-
,tton from the Bishop of his appoint-
to persue her
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