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WINS APPEAL
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iese new models
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Willis
' ’PHONE 129, rWINGHAM
The Leading Shoe Store of These Parts
operator, when a similar decision had
ARCH Bool Trouble
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AA certain noted doctor has recommended a certain type* ef
shoe for foot trouble, more especially in the Aren of the foot.
No doubt these shoes are good for certain types of foot
. tut the priees asked in the writer’s opinion are hot justified, and
therefore we have placed in stock certain lines of shoes for W»-
men and . for Men, made practically the same and of equal qual
ity “gs .far as'- upper stock is- concerned?, but there is.one great
difference," and .that, is. in the prices which are as follows,
FOR WOMEN, PER PAIR ?—^H95 _ t
/In All Sizes and Widths
FOR MENA PED PAIR ,... te .. ■...... ?.; 38-5Q
.- THOSE WHO AKE AFFLICTED WITH ‘FOOT TROUBLE’
PARTICULARLY IN “THE ARCH” OF THE FOOT WILL BE
WISE TO INVESTIGATE. «’
CULROSS CORNERS
Mrs. Stabbard and Verine Hawk-'
rhaw are spending a few days under,
the parental roof. J
We are sorry' to report that Mrs.
RobL Wraith is not as well as her
many friends would like?
Mir. arid ’Mrs. CrOseman and daugh
ter Gertrude of Toronto,. visited Mr.
-. and Mrs. Jpo. Ross. '
' lif. arid' Mrs. Wm. Alton and Frank
Thompson of Toronto arid Bbrt of
' II .'Aiyr, are spending the holidays ' at.
Fred Thompson’s.
Mr.’ and Mrs. F.. Moore, Mr. and
-F^redenck—^.oi—^-^pde^-water,'.
Mr. and Mrs- Fred Geddes of Walk-,
erton were visitors at Wni: Thomp-
. son’s.
Mrs. Wm. Hodgins visited her
; ; daughter, Mrs. Ed .“J ames. . ^777
, ; ; Miss Anna, Ross has returned home
- -after assisting .Mrs*. X-Rete)...Burgess,
of Lucknow.
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
THURSDAY, JUNE 6th* 1935
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Mr. and Mrs- Boden Ritchie, grand
son Billy aiid Mr. Walter Ritchie- of
Walkerville, .were visitors with Zion
friends over Hie week end.
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Mrs. Joseph Freeman and daughter
Lois, returned to their home at' Lee
burn, after spending a week with;fhe
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Gardner. ° ■
Mr. and /Mrs. Chas. McDonagh left
last; week for a. month’s .visit with
friends in the western provinces.
Mr. and Mrs.\ Thos. Hackett and
Irlma, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Hunter arid
EUeda, attended the Curran-Trelea-
ven wedding, on Saturday last
— Mrs, W5I1 • Gardner ., .attended.. ..the ,t
Silver wedding anniversary of Rev.
A. W. and Mrs. Brown of Hamilton
oh Saturday, June 1st.
Mr. and.Mrs R. Nixon, Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Ritchie and son Allan,
SOFTBALL LEAGUE ORGANIZED:^
The
Lucknow Sentinel
Published every Thursday morning
at Lucknow, Ontario. j
Mrs, A.., D. Mackenzie.— Proprietor
Campbell Thompson—Publisher
THURSDAY, JUNE 6th, 1935
Through the efforts W Rev. F. C.
McRitchie of. Bervie the K. H. K.
(Kincardine,. Huron, Kinloss/ softball
league has been organized. This is a
splendid undertaking in the rural
communities, and with such leaders
as Rev. Mr. McRitchie, Milton Alex
ander, H. Thompson, N.>Clinton, A,
MeLeod, W. Starters, S. Hunter, the '
new league should be properly eon4
dubted and summer sport in the
Townships named in the constitution
by over fifty interested persons,
should be made to flourish and ate
tract large crowds to its games. Ber-
1 Armbw,“~KinlossLEinipiigh;-Mil-- -red toXhe~case of--a-Hens^.II-fiax—mill
larton and .Clarkes., will have teams'operator,, when a similar decision had
ih fhe schedule.—Kiricardirie News. . been given ~sotne”tt^tep^vious;x'“
; TTis Honour Judge J: M. Costello
reversed the decision of the court of
revirion of the Town of Seaforth and-
allowed the appeal of J. G. Anderson
against a busin.es tax, assessed upon
bis .flax business in Seaforth. The
hearing was last week. . .
Mr. Anderson claimed that' his flax
mill was a farming operation and
therefore exempt of business tax. -He
had been assessed as a mamifacturer
. hy the_town of Seaforth..Mr-\Ander-
son pointed out that flax straw is no
longer processed into tow.
..Tn giving his decision in favour of
Mr. Anderson, Judge Costello refer-
ST, HELENS
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Mr. and Mrs. Hank Kruger and
Lola,.Mrs. Roy• Cringle and Helen of..
Detroit were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Thom.
The annual Birthday Party of^the,
Harris Mission Band was held on Sat
urday afternoon, at the manse,; wjtn
a splendid attendance. Laurine .filler
presided. Uejen Miller read the scrip-
:^"n^bh7afia“'I^h-"Wante'^ve- "h
reading. .Mrs, Wilkinson gave the talk
from- Die study book. At the conclu-‘
sion games were played on the lawn
and lunch and a pleasant social, hour
were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe1 Wrightson, Mr.
jack and Miss. Winnifred Wrightson
of Glamis, were guests recently of
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Thom. "
Mesdames John Miller, Jks. Gaunt,
Joe Gaunt,/ R. J‘. Woods, John Swan,
W. -A. Miller and Misses Greta Webb
and Mary Irwin attended the District
annual ■ meeting of the West Huron
Women’s Institute held at Clintop
■last Wednesday. f ■■■ ‘
Y. P. S. Make Preserrtatiom .? ■ t ■ ‘
A pleasant time was spent on Fri
day evening at the Y. P. S social.m
the United Church. Mr. Stanley Todd
presided over a delightful program
uf tgames and contests, yk sing-song
led by Mr. Wilkinson and a solo, by
Miss .Greta Webb were enjoyed. Ah
interesting feature was the presen
tation to two newly—wed members',
ley Tood read the address and > Mr.
;G. S. McIntyre and Mr. Ted Hoare
made the presentation of a set of
dishes. Mr." and Mrs. Miller expres
sed their ^pprteciation ai^d all sang
- -=rpQp-g^Eey af^‘T<^y~good~faHows”r~
Dear Dorothy and Eldon:—
Thls evenl - — - - — - -
to bid farewell to two old friehds—
Dorothy McDonald , and Eldon Miller-
out at the same tme i^e, t^dee Ahem
uack into our friendly circle as fam
iliar faces with, new flames', Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Miller. ?
We are taking Uus opportiiriity of
expressing our appreciation of ser
vices rendered to the Young People’s
Society in the past \few years by; both
of you. Fox- two year^ now. We have,
depended on Dorothy . McDonald to
contribute something of interest to
our weekly meetings in fulfilling her
duties as secretary. Many of our
social evenings would have felt the
lack of the magic influence of good
music, had it riot been for Eldon
Millerand hisviolin. TheirMeparturer
will cause a blank that will be dif
ficult to fill up. However, we are very
pleased to welcome two ne'w rihigh-
bo|s who can .more than make' jip for
these losses'teAs”’<“‘tok®~^f“bur7TnP-''
terest.in your future welfare, we wist
you to accept these dishes: We would
tegt~-wai;-E=::V3U"at-:the:csame=.tiiQe:-t~ha-ti;
Public SchoolReports
. ' Room IV
Sr. IV—Group 1 —Nature Study,
Art, Hygiene. ■.— Jlon.—Isabel Nich
olson; Louise Greer,; Marjorie Allan;
Jack Leith; Helen .MacDonald; Rus
sell Button; Margaret Salkeld; B??-.
sie Stewart; Ddnald Finlayson; Elva
Twamley; John K; Mackenzie. Pass-
Mary Fisher; Jane Hbrnell;\ Helen
Buswell; Marion „ Traplin.;, Gladys
Penrose; Jban Parker; Evelyn^ White
by, Jim Webster.. ' -
Jr. IV—JJay Standing.’ -
Hpn.-rFlora'Whaley; Ross Mac
Donald. Pass—Murvin, Salomon; Ev
elyn Taylbr; Gerald Culbert; ..jack
Cook.; jDean Paterson;,Audrey Fojster.
Below” 60%—Gordon Stewart; Earl
Foster;. 'pardld MacTavish; Merle
Johnston. (J. C. Johnston*absent for
some Work, therefor not graded.)
\ K. MacDonald
Dear Dorothy and Eldofl:—
ing. we axe come together
as
_ CABLE-
CONTROLLED
BRAKES
Lyceum Theatre
‘ J WINGHAM
Show Starts 8 F. M.
X
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
June 6-7-8
Loretta Young
and John Bolei
In ■
•The White Parade”
THIS STdRY ,OF A NLRSEUN
TRAIN ING"
/ POP; EYE We SAILOR --
In- .
“SOCK A BYE BABY”
• TAND. FQX NRWS
; —ADMISSION— _/
, ‘ Adults
25c plus 5c Government tax—30c
- „ Children ', ■.
13c plus 2c Government tax—15c
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SPECIAL ’
GEORGE ARIJ^S
In
“The Last Gentleman”
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“ Room 41V
During the month of .May, pupils
were examined in- all subject's except
Art and Reading, The following, shows
each pupils percentage:
Sr. in— ’
Honors—Norah Jewitt 80; Willard
. Thompson 80; . Fem Twamley 79;
Mary Salkeld 78; Carolyn Allin: 76.
Pass—Margaret Nicholson 73; Jack
Traplin. 73; . Reid McKim 70; Allan
Treleaven 70,; Lloyd Wylds .664. Jean
Havens 63. Below ’ Pass—Donald
Johnstone 59; Douglas Aitchispn 58;
Russell Garnish 57; Jack, Henderson
48..
Jr. Ill— .........■ ' ••
” Catherine Johnstone -#2-;- -BetfjfTay—•
lor 82; Helen Orr 81; Pass—Sam
McQuillin 74; Sam Chin 73 ”
Geoghegan 73; Bill Treleaven 72;
Kathleen Reid 70; Ernest Button 66;
Keith Collyer 66. BeldwPass—Tom
-.Patton-08; Russell Whitby 57j^Ro?i
Paterson 54; Fred Webster 54; Klihe
Lee 51; Donald MacKenZie 42; Fran-
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M. MacChllum.
ces " Armstrong 36. .
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; Eileen
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Room II
Sr. II—Possible'-mflrks 480; Honors
360; Pass 288. ' ' A ' ‘
: Honors — Jimmie Hamilton 397
Doris Wylds 395; Alan MacKim 379
Melvin Ojr 377; Carmen MacQuillin
370.. Pass—Russell Armstrong. 353;"
-Reggie^erguson-^SS^Helen-^alkeld-
te32;“Anne_Parker^320;TommyTrap--
lin 317; Jimmie Purves <115; Marjorie
^df6mdn^M7ri=^^n^G’SFdnTf^305T
"Ross . Henderson ' 302; Warren- Wylds
300;LNpnna Ritchie 268; Lorne Reid
262; Dorothy^ Paterson 258; "' Jean
BuieFl 256; Lloyd Stuart 213; " Billie
Button 196; Donald Johnstone 174.
~ Jr-^II-^Ros^bleufliarksr410jJHpnprg.
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A WIDE CHOICE
Selling th'is week^
. Women’s Nayy,\& Black Coats
Signed, with congratulations and
hearty-g<x>d^wishes,on -behalf-of-the
St. HeJehs’ Young . People’s Society',
by Stanley Todd, Edward Hoare.
' There was a‘ good attendance * at,
the meeting of the Y. P. S. on Sun
day evening, when the Missionary
committee had charge. Arthur Ram
age read the'. Scripture tesson and
Harry Swan gave the Bible character
The topic from the study book was
itaken by Miss -Helen Miller arid Laur-
ine Miller read a missionary letter.
.The annual Bible Society meeting
will be held in the United church on
Friday, evening. Rev. E.\E. Bnider
will be the speaker.
Mrs. Will Taylor of Blyth was a
visitor with Mr. and Mrs. n Chester
Taylor. \ '.
Mrl and Alrsl Ed. Smith, Elinore
and Y\vonne of Toronto, were guests
of Mr.‘and Mrs. John Webster over•
the week end. ‘ ' i ■ ' ‘.
Mr; and 5frs. Jas. Douglas and
three children and Mrs. Wm. Camer
on ,pf Mitchell were- recent guests of
Mr. and Sirs., John Cameron. •. ,
Pastor Leaves Shortly
According to the final draft of. the
i Settlement; Committee of "the London
I Conference, Rev. T. C. Wilkinson
• goes in July to Fingal in Elgin couri-
I ty,. while Rev. H. M. Wright-of Som-
| bra will be the hew'minister at' St.
. Helens and Whitechurch.
I HOSfOR BETHANY RESIDENT .
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; Xn hqnor of Miss Daisy Ayles, bride
:. eleet, some fo^ty members'of the
1 congregation of Bethany Church, met
! recently at the honte of Mr. and Mrs.
tWm. Thompson; „Miss Ayles . had been
, organist in Bethany Church, as well
as a most active worker, who was
‘ ready and willing at all times to 4e
, of'service. The gathering was for' the
purpose of, in some , small way, _ex-
■, ..pressing the.. appreriatibh- of ’’these
seryiees Mi^s Ayles ■ has rendered. A
* fitting address was read by ’ Miss
LaWra , Bell and Ernie Hannah pre
sented" Miss Ayles with a hanAsomp
'' A- pleasant s.peial evening of songs’
and games was enjoyed,' with’1 Re,v.
Millen. ,• speaking, j.^mplimeptstry.'
the assistance, Mi^s, .Ayles
. ’ oad oeen to Bethany, where she will
.be greatly missed. A bountiful
■ >-^33 served in conclusion.
lunch
lonalfl 296;MacDonald 296; Kenneth Webster
287;Tack^WisoF^l^iav; jacK' vyjisun ^o^jtdean-Auin
(Kathryn Agnew, Esther Patton) 26fl
Tack-Scott 215; Jean Webster 205*;
Ruth Winterstein 194. ; '
Thdse\marked *, away on acc'ountj
of sickness1.. .. H. G. Sheriff.
’ . Room I
iSr. Class — Possible marks '450;
Honours 335; Pass, 270. 0 ‘
Honors—-^eorgina Geoghegan 366;
Doreen Miller 351; Lorraine Fergu
son 350 \ Mae Webster 349; William
Chin 344. Pass—Patsy Whaley ' 312;
L^js Henderson 292 ;. Jack Treleaven
286; Glenn Traplin 281; Shirley Cul
bert 270. Below 60Ronald , John
stone* 259; Doris Taylor* 255; Ro
berta Phillips 254; Roy Havens 250;
Jessie Reid 245; Ivan Gardner 230;
George'Taylor 221; Billie Johnstone
2,02; Donna McCartney 198;' Alma
Solomon* 182; Patsy Treleaven 83.,
jr.' Class —Possible . marks - 390;
Honors 290'; Pass 234.
Honors—Mary McQuaig 323; Dougr
.'as Boyes 309. Pass—Albert*Chin 287;
Jimmie Ferguson 285; Ivan Lloyd
284; Patsy Miller 248; Allan Stewart
239; Ellen Armstrong 234. Rcldw 60%
Douglas DeeVbS* 222; Winifred Mac
Donald ,217; Joe Agnew* 2()1 ;v- Fern
Ball 176; Lloyd Gollan 175; ..Gordon
Mullin 160; Billie Allin* 145; Gordon
Hackett 87;. Elaing Irwin 53;* Helen.
McCreight 39.. " • ‘
(♦ absent several days.on account
. The Season’s B^st ,
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
So New—So Crisp—-So Dainty
are’.these Summer Dreis ,Fab--
rics. The prices so reasonable ■
that you’ll want to make, sev
eral dresses for your righte
away wearing. Look at these
prices— c\
25c; 45c; 58c; 89c.
L SELLING BOYS’ kUITS
T.he famous “Prince Line’’.'
Very fine Tweeds and Navy
Blues. All have extra trotisers
and selfing this' week end at
. , $^85;z §8;95; S11.00
A LINE FOR OLDER BOYS
Extra cjuality importedlsfreeds
2 trousers — Summer colors. 1
Regular $17.50 values to clear
AtZ •____..'...$15.00
.Come Friday and" Saturday
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KING BROS.
WINGHAM
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PRESBYTERIAN Y. <. A.
The regular meeting of the Y. W.
A. was held at the home of. Mrs, Jew-
itt -o.n-. Thursday evening, ‘with the
president Kjiss McGill, in the chair.
The 'Bible study was aibly taken by
Mrs. C.'H.''MacDonald dtnd whs' an
inspiration to all present. ,The topic
“Needs of China” put ?of the study
book, was given by Miss Greta. Camp-
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HURON TOWNSHIP
BASEBALL LEAGUE
Basebhll in Huron Township has
come to, life this season the.
formation of a Huron Township
Baseball League, comprising four
ienms^-Loc,halsh, pine River, Mapie
Leafs and Clarks'. All teams show
prospects bf turning out a sufficient
number of plhyers to make real com- ■
petition in the league. - . ■
The officers elected are: President,
Morris Reid; Secretary, Harold Pol-
lock ;• Executive, Ed, • Harrison, John' ■
Smith, John Bell and Murray Mc-
hendriek, /
Ihe following .schedule has been
arranged: '
.lune 4—l.ochalsh vs.- Maple Leafs,.
,£~"’Ularks vs. Pine Rjv'er.
. 13— Maple Leafs vs>. Clarks.,
; 15 Pine River vs. Lochalsh.
IS—Pine River Vs. Maple Leafs., ;
1A1 > I L.ochalsh vs. Clarks.
W\i\HiWc'hftj^'"YS’.-'Pind River. ,
U“-Clarks vs. Lochalsk . ""
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