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'_■.... The T'^A^;~;Ci>medy'
“SAFETY FIRST*
Will be presented by
Belgrave Dramatic Society
Presbyterian Orchestra
pared—Dance After.
Sealed Tenders-, will be revived by
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Monday the 2'4th: day of June, 1935,-
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LOCKNOW, ONTm T^UHSPAY, JUNE 20th, 1935
Supper7 5^30 S
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ADMISSION:—35e 4 20c
FOR SALE*-Yorkshire Sows .and
• Young PigA. Apply to WBTred (,1‘eteT
' Farrish, K. Ri 7, ‘Lucknow. ■ ■ ■ . *
GardenParty
• Under Auspices Of
St Peter’s Church
• IN CALEDONIAN PARK
LUCKNOW
TUESDAY Jum 25th
SINGLE COPIES 6 CENTS,$2.Q0 PER YEAR IN ADVA.Ni E; $2.50 OTHERWISE
. VETERINARY SURGEON .
W. J. KELLEHER,; B.V.Sc.
,\ ’Phone 29, Ripley, Ont. ‘
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,L.>/Dk..J.-E. LITTLE .
Dentist .' .-/■ • :
• OFFICE HOURS f
1 , ■ 9 a.m. . 'to 12 a.fii;
.. 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
, 7.30 p,mi. to 9.30 p.m.
ph*. Wednesday & Saturday Evening/
.... And“■ On Other’.
'.T'7’’ 7 Appointment ’ ■ ■
. ■/ . X-tRAYSERVICE ■
“Ss, Office In The Johnston Block
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. FOR SALE—Holstein or .Durhain
Cow.—Apply gt Sentinel Office;. .
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TP. RENT — A comfortable six-
, roomx house, town water. —‘T.gmple
Clarke.
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FOR JSALE—Buggy, waggon, Hay
Rake:Washing Machine .Ringer?
-1—Appi^at Sentinel. Office. • ■
FOR SALE:—'Good size refrigera
tor in excellent, condition. Price very
reasonable.—Apply Dr.’ BGyven, Luck-
’ now. ..... •
■ No.-5,. Kinldss. • Apply stating- salary
and qualifications ■ to' Ross , McMillan,
See’y., Hojyrood R. R, 3. '
AUCTION ' SALE--ri Miss'- .Gitetta.
Campbell yWll hold an auction sale of
■ household effects at her residence,
~/^Caj^Wl“St~Lu*eknuw7^
7 June 29th,' at ‘2 o’clock.' See bills,
' .; FOR SALE—r2 Kitchen Cabinets,
. ’1 Buffet; 2 chests of drawers;, 2
■sewing machines; ;3 organs; stoy.es,
. beds; springs and mattresSes; kitchen
li /arid dining room chairs, tables, tva'sh
stands,.-bureaus, cupboards, ,;ceiitre
table.—Apiply, R< J.Moore, Lucknow
",.M . '■ .-ATTENTION, - -,'
.. . 4*Farmers and Threshermeri”
. The new patented BlOw.cr Straw
—^“■“';''''Cutt“et;irna'./S'hT'eWtu^
■ gott Co.,* Mildmay,.' Ont. is giving
; 7 '>qntire satisfaction as. it not only cuts’
J the. straw but', shreds it as' well mak-
-j—-------i-ing—itAmpre—acGep-ta-ble—to—the—Ca-ttle-
71 'for^food—and -pre-yenting- injury t-o-
their mouths. ■ "
js 70 lbs., uses'one Lt. P..
tooperate . find can be installed in '
any Threshing Machine. — Herrgott'
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/ TOWNSHIP OF KIN LOSS
* ■ -—the undersigned up till 3 p.m.
Rain Prevents Holding
$ Days* Street .
Downpour As
“Tuned fUp” ^Sehtte Crowds: Scur—
rying—Several^Rrjzes Awarded By
• ..•] Individual Merchants / '
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Lucknow Dollar, Days! were, suc
cessfully held last Friday, and'.'.'Sat—
■'^Tday- -and local ’" merchants- who
“'went after” business, express them
selves for. the most part as well sat
isfied. with the. volume of business
,/one.
“ A deluge of rain after ten o’clock
:LEriday_(i.v.emn.g,^nd.ed^alLhopes<t.haL
the free street dgnee would go ahead
and. send the crowd scurrying for
coyer' and home. Rain early in the
evening, threatened to mar the“event/
sponsored by local merchants, .but in
spite o'f the threatening evening, a
large crowd of. people came to town.
As- the evening wore on' without
further rain, the pavement dried Up
to some exten'fand preparations were-
bein g mad e—to-atart—th e-dan c e—wh en-
the short lived “cloud, burst” cam.e.A
Many Prize Winners
In some cases, merchants offered
special attractions as well ..as special
'pri'^'s/'Fi%d'"'Kiei*t'F/a/nep
and Mrs. Dun,can ' McLeod, won a
complete i’oofn of wallpaper, of his
“own selection, at Patersohfe.-—Mrs.
W. II. IrvinCon. 9, Ashfield, won
2nd prize,, which., was a , complete
-rooiU’--®L-waiKpaper.,--a^L^.el£c.ted—hy_
Mr. Paterson. Rev.. J. H. Geoghegan
conducted this 'draw on Saturday
evening. .
Finlayson Brbs. gave 175 pounds
of Robin. Hood"flour as prizes in' a.
weight jjuessing contest. The big-bag
in the window, as weighed by .Di'ck
MeQuaig,’ tipped the' scales at 293
pounds... First’*, prize, a cw,t_of flour,,
went . to ■ Chas. Thompson,, whose
giVcss7' guesg^^F
290 lbs.-won 50 ..pounds'.of flour f°r
Phillip Hogan and third prize, ‘ 2'5
-with ja-guess of' 297.~. \ 1 ; / ...;
^-j-l-7-5--p otrnd s-0 f "fl-o ur--,was-al-so--giveTr
/way at T.releaven’s Flour Mill, ' as
the (result' of a lucky draw .contest:
Prize winners were as follows: Ern--
nst B’ak'e. cwt., of flour: James Fors-
tor,' 48.', lbs. of flour and George Ken-
’mfiv. 2’4 lbs. .pf flour. ~ ■
MR. A- E; BUSWELL APPOINTED
SCHOOL BOARD SECRETARY
Takes Over Duties Which..Rev. C. H.
MlacDonald Is Forced o Give Up
Due To Recent-Illness . .
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Mr.< A, E? 'Buswell has been ap
pointed -secretary-treasurer of the
Lucknow School Board, and/assumed
his /new duties, at*^rt)rief meeting
on Monday evening. This’appointment
bears with it a small remuneration.
Rev. G. H. MacDonald, as a. mem7
her of' th§, School Board, took over
the duties of secretary-treasurer, at
the beginning of the year* succeeding
■MY;"D.Cr Taylor,“who* resigned after
niany years on the , Board. / j
Rev. Mr. MacDonald’s recent illness
made it imperative that /Ke.be1 re
lieved of the 'duties of* this office and
hence the engaging of Mr. Buswell.
Rev. MacDonald continues however
as a* member of the Board, while Mr.
Bus well acts only in the capacity of
^eeret-ary-treasurerw—— -r-.*---^
WEDpINLrBELLSj
' 7 McLEAN—COUSINS /
A wedding, was quietly Solemnized
irrthe-parlor—’ofKnoxchurch,-Goder=“
ich/ at 11 a.m. on Saturday, when
Phyllis, Abigail Cousins,., youngest1
daughter of Mrs. A. Cousins and the
late Edwin Cousins/1 formerly of
Lucknow1, was united ip marrialge to
Jtoald^Redmon^^
Mf.andMrs/johnMcLeanofWing-
ham. ReV. D. J. Lan< officiated. The
bride- was prettily dressed in a gown
of blue crepe, and. wore a white hat.
and gloves, with . accessories to
match, and carried a bouquet pf
valley lilies. The couple werd atten
ded by the groom’s elder brother and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mc
Lean of Wingham. In harmony with
ITS” daugtef’r“w^eddin^'gWi^
Cousins also wore a. blue crepe dress.
After the ceremony, the wedding
-parity—gathered—at—the—home-bf—the-
ffirMe’^^ahdparen^tsr^Tr=^d^M^“
;EWDrinkW^er~Vfc^
the weddiqg dinner was served. The.
house was1, decorated for thd occas
ion with pretty spring .flowers. On
Mrs. Cousins was bestowed the honor
of cutting the large wedding cake.
. Mr.. and Mrs. McLean remained in
Xloflenrin ; oyer ;SaiurdayTsi
Monster Crowd Met
Pipe Band Saturday Eyj.
A^y This NAwly Organized. Musical
/^qciety Made It§ Initial Appear
ance In The* Village
p Lucknow’s, newly organized pipe
band made a hit with a large croyvd
ofypeopje that lined*Yhe;yillage~streets-
: W^Satiirday' evenfrig; It " was 7^e
Band’s first appearance, and with
very little previous practise, the
hour’s concert which they gave was.
a creditable performance and with
out doubt was thoroughly enjoyed by
-the Saturday night, shopping, thong..
It is many years since Lucknow,
has had a pipe band, and its reap-.'
pearance has been anxiously awaited
in this traditionally ; Scottish com
munity, where it was mighty evident
on Saturday evening that the skirl
o’ the .pipes is still a rousing melody.
The band Was not at full strength
for ■ the occasion, but at that five
pipers arid three drummers, led by
Doriaia^MficDOfialtT paraffed the main
street and then played several tunes
surrounded by a spirited circle Of
listeners, who almost blocked the
traffic, but which the orderly and
good riatured cro^
mind in the. least. . ’
Saturday . evening concerts are
planned regularjy for the summer,
and with the' Citizen’s Band, yffiich
needs no, laudatory comment, giving
-ba-n'd~“~c6nc'erts~~crrr'Weflnesday evening.
the village is becoming noted as a
musical centre, .
7 BANDS TO TAKE
PART IN TATTOO TO-MORROW
Six “Brass” ^jands And Local Pipe
__Band Give Promise Of' Successful
Tattoo—-Interesting Program Pre-;
'■ To--mbrrow evenirig, /Friday, June
'21st, promises to~ He an outstanding
evening of entertainment, when ..the
LuOknow Citizens’. Band Tattoo / is
staged in the Caledonian Park.
Seven bands Will take part in this
musical event, including Wjngham,
Teeswater, Brussels, Harriston,*1 God
erich and Lucknow bands and the
—--- ■ ..steel. . , . . • ' —- ..
. . ’ ii On Cement Culvert municipality ..to
' .1J 'Supply material on the. ground.
’ Specifications may be seen “ at the-
office of the Road Supt. '.
The Jowest or any tender, not nec
essarily accepted.
J. R. Lane, Tp. Clerk, R. 2 Holy
rood,- Ontario. . z
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ALL DAY PICNIC
Par'amount Community Picnic will
be held at Tout’s Grove' at Bruce
- Beach on Saturday, June 22nd. All
, day outing. Each family take lunch.
/ Visitors welcome. / ' .
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BORN
—. ANDERiSOiN — In ‘.'.Lucknow, . oh
Wednesday,. June 12th, to Mr. and
Mrs. W.‘B. Anderson, a son.
AfilJJSTRONG—'In' .Port Arthur,
on Tuesday, June 11th, to Mr. and
■ ‘ Mrs. Malcolm Armstrong (nee Bessie
l&urdie) a son. . & ’
‘ NICHOLSON — In , Lucknow, on
Surfciay, June 16th, 1935, to Mr. and
. Mrs. Dan Nicholson, Boundary West,
a son—Kenneth Nelson. ■
engagements announced'
“ . Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Macdonald of
Ripley, Ont,, wish to announce the
engagement of their eldest daughter,
Virginia Margaret, R.N'., to Wilfred
Reid Hackett, son' of Mr. and Mrs.
Jaijies R. Hackett of Lucknow, Ont.,
the Carriage to take place the latter
' /part .of • June. ' > ’
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Mrs. Melinda Ketchabaw announ
ces the engagemW of her-daughter,
Annie Violet, to Wilfred E. Copeland.
■ ' son of the late M& and Mrs. Thomas
Copeland, of Galt,-Ontario, the mrtr-.
rifige to’ take place quietly the early
part of July. "
aoweek.: A .few of .the. special. vaules*.
offered during, this sale will be found
in an. ad on page 8.. These however,
TepTesmTt - pnlyt-a—smaH -pgrtibn; .---of;
practically the entire'range of Nyal'
products .which will be on , display'
and sold at bargain prices during-the
week.. ;
NATIVE OF BELFAST DIES
The death occurred in Clinton on
Thursday of Albert Borland, a form
er resident of Concession J.2, Ashfield;
and Belfast. 'Mr. Borland was one'
of a large family .of seven sons and
seven daughters. Mrs/Wm. Boles of
.London is a sister... , ' .
The funeral service • was held . in.
Davison’s' Undertakings,Paidjors on
Sunday, afterjioon, conducted, by Revs
J. H. Gcoghcgan. Interment was in
Greenhill . cemetery
WON SCHOLARSHIP
’ Miss Florence McCarthy, who W
Zfefien visiting her aunt, Mrs/- Wfo.
Hornell, has received word .that she
i, at Toronto' University, the
ilar-shin—for ..French^ conversation
■S7- ' V iii connection
.endowment by
with the foundation
Sir -Wilfred Laurier.
’ - *|Mjss McCarthy is to be' cogrfitulated
/qri hef success in winning this umqiip
^scholarship, wh
substantial casl
ich carries with it h
award.
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WINS SILVER MEDAL IN
JUDGING COMPETITIONS
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.fero.d McQuillin waS second -high
mnii in the senior claSseS at. the
Huron County, livestock .judging com
petition hold, on farms near ■ Blyth
on. Friday. Fred scored a tdtap of
671 points out of a possible 750, ?.to
win the Silver modal and was-only
three . points behind : the high man,'
William Popper, ^winner of .the silver
cup. Fred took first place in the
senior svvine judging class and the
accompanying special prize of a
weanling] pig. Alfred Patterson ‘won
Second prize in the . senior, beef judg
ing and George Altbn 2nd. prize . in
the junior dairy cattle judging.
,GOSPEL AND PRAISE MEETING
On Friday evening, June 21st, at
the- residence of' Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Lowey (the . Albert Towle home) the
home will be .Opened to the public and
the evening--spent- in^Gbspel songs,-,
testimony and a Gospel«message by
Mr. Goo. Lowey,
Let us" set this night apart junto
the Lord “Who His Own "Self Bore
our sins in I-iTs o^yTTBody on the free,
that, wo being dead to sins, should
live tpitd righteousness.” - God wjlling
these .meetings' will continue through
the entire, su.mmor. Everybody wel
come.
wn.mrr.nrr 'r ..rrrmir ' ! f
The Bread U-80*’!The Bread
of Health MoV l’O of Health
QUALITY AND SERVICE OUR MOTTO .
SPECIALS for the WEEK-END
LAYER CAKES
SPONGE CREAM CAKES
JELLY ROLLS /
FIG>nd APPLE SQUARES
”^'AM Many Others.To
HOLLYMAN’S QUALITY BAKERY
Phone 36 Lucknow
VERY REV, W. L. ARMITAGE
- PREACHED IN LUCKNOW
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A. large congregation was present
at St. Peter’s Anglican Church on
Sunday evening, to hear an inspiring
address delivered by Very Rev. W. L.
Armitage, dean of Saskatoon, and a
■native of Kinldss Township.
’ Rev. Armitage is. a son Pf the late
Mr. and Mrs. James Armitage, for
mer Lucknow residents, He was born
near Blackhorse where he received
his early education and later taught
school? in Kinldss and .Huron Toyni-
Wips,"“OTi'df/tT'7c0lffi studying
fox-the ministry.’- < ?
Rev. Armitage’s parents* upon re-
tiring^from the farm, moved to Luck
now, and resided in the home now
owried, by Mr, Joseph Mallough,
.where Mr. Armitage later passed
awayr-Mrs. A/mitage died-in~Londpn
%ri^Avasy;buried~rherer”—™
' besides Rey. Armitage, two other,
brothers, Harry and Frank, ^reside,
jn Oregon. .
Rev. Armitage is this week attend
ing in Windsor the convention of the.
High Court of the Canadian Order of
Foresters.; • ;• /.
On Sunday morning, Rev. Armi
tage occupied.his former pulpit at St.
James Church, London and-was later
motored to the village by Mr. T, W.
“Snfith/"fit'whose^^home’^he^was'rthe-
guest during his brief stay here. Mrs.
T. W. Smith is. a first cousin of Rev.
Armitage. ■ , " '7
S^UMMERHRE^IDEN-T-AT-——----------
POINT CLARK* PASSES
James H, Cummings, Brother Of
Mrs. A. P. Stewart, Dies In London
Following Long Illness
MENTAL & PHYSICAL FITNESS
To achieve success you muat
be mentally and physically fit.
Anything-“that” ;interferes^'wtth’"''”~
that fitness is an obstacle. Eye
strain does just that—interferes.
—Many-^are—handicapped by eye----—
=strain=^whb—are^unasmre-=of’=4fc=-----
--x-Wise-foIkg/gee^^ —
as possible.
ARMSTRONGS Eyesight Service
The bride’s .travelling costume was, a
blue tweed suit, with white hat and
gio yes...and'. jnatchingi .accessories.-.-....
POLLOCK—GRANT
A quiet marriage was solemnized
in Exeter on Saturday, June 8th, by
Rev. Mr. Elliott, when'Barbara Jean,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. Grant of Con. 12, Ashfield, was
united in marriage to Carl Pollock,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pollock
of Hqron. The young .couple were
attended by Mr, arid Mrs. B. Chis
holm of Ashfield? Mr. and Mrs. Pol
lock are making their home on the
g’roorii’s farm, Gon. 10, Huron. Town
ship, near, the Bluewater Highway.
DEATH COiWES SUDDENLY
TO MR. ROBERT HENRY
Respected Resident Of Wawanosh
Passes Away Monday Morning*—
Survives Wife Just Ten Months
. Death came suddenly to Mr. Robert
John Henry, on Monday morning,
jqst ten months,, to the day since the
delath of' Mrs. Henry, who passed
away on the 17th of August last ypar
Mr. Henry was the youngest son
of, the late Mr. and Mrs. „Thomas
Hemfy and was sixty-five' years of
age. Born in Ashfield a.nd for the past
few years/. living on \ the Wawanosh
side of the road, Mr. Henry has been
a lifelong resident \of the 9th con
cession community Pat the Gravel
Road. A respected find honourable,
citizen he was well and favorably
known, throughout the district and
many friends grieve at his passing.
Although in boor health* for*ir con
siderable time, Mr. Henry attended
Blake Church on Sunday morning
and the funeral of_.AIbert-BoHand--im
T/ucknow that afternoon. Feeling ill
on Monday morning, while his Son
George was at the’ barn doing the
chores, Mr. Henry Summoned by
’phone his daughter., Mrs. Sam Alton,
who .lives nearby. - Arriving at the
home, Mrs. Alton met her brother
coming from the-barn and together
they entered the house ^o find pthat
their father.'had 'paSsedTaway.
The funeral" service was held at. his-
late* residence tori Wednesday after-'
noon,.conducted by Rev. W. J. .Patton
and wa| largely attended as a tribute
of respect to one who had proved
-hinTSelf- a^worthy friend“;wl 'neTghbpT''
Interment was in Greenhill ■ cemetery,
Mr; .Henry’s death is mourned by
one daughter, Mrs. .Sam, Alton, o’f
Ashfield and four sons,/Irvine, a,nd Muea^uUS,asK«u uy.
and T0n^o?^theS^BankWoffe Montreal hom6 aS do6§' ftOt’ his7, audience, which
8.1?. Cameron Geddes, vocalist; High
land dancing and other numbers will
contribute to an/all7r0und pleasant
program, culminating in that brilliant
spectacle “^hd March Past” at ten
o’clock. The massed bands will- then
parade uptowh, where! a monster
street dance' will conclude ‘ the even
ing:. ; ■' ,, b ' . '■
Admission tOkthe park is 25c for
adults and 1.5'ct for children, -which
inculdes the tax.
New Congoleiiii Gold Seal Rugs at
reduced prices, i— THE MARKET
STORE.'■ _____ _____■ ' _ ' .. \
RADIO PROGRAM TO-MORROW
Radio fans in the' district are as
sured of an interesting hour’s broad
cast on Friday, when Lucknow talent,
presents a , program that was post-*
poned from last week.1
The broadcast is frdm the .Wingham
Radio Station and continues’ from 12
to .one o’clock tomorrow at noon.
Don’t forget to tune in on this pro
gram which will- consist ' of such
numbers'As violin selections by Art
McCartney; humorous monologues
by0 John Heyworth; Lagpipe selections
by Lome MacDonald and vocal nurii-
bers by Willard Thompson, Mirs. P.
Stewart, Mrs. J„ W. Joynt and Cam
eron Ge‘ddes with Mrs,. Newton ac-i
companist. . ? '
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PRIZE-WINNING graduate
y ■ ,
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Armstrong afid
Miss Frances Armstrong, were in
attendance at the* graduation exer
cises of the Training - School for
Nurses of the Hospital 'for Sick
Children, held on Friday evening in
Convocation Hall,’ Toronto;
Miss Winnifrefi Armstrong was orie-
of the graduating class and is to be
congratulated • hpo^i winning the
i&cholasShip for efficient bedside nurs-
ing. Winnifred^ ^JdtUre appeared,..in
Toronto papers last week m' coririebL"
tion with the event. ■ '
Miss Arms’trohg js at -present en-
jdyirig two-;Weeks’ i holidays at her-
^^^me&^H/^GummingS;-of.-Londo^
Joseph’s Hospital on Wednesday last
following a prolonged illness of
h(&Tt--trottbte^^^
was 54 years of- age, was well and
favorably known in .this community,
as he and his family have for several,
years, been regular summer residents
at Point Clark;
'-Mr. Cummings was born in Wing-
ham, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Cummings. He spent his . early
life^ in “that district and then took a
position with a private banking firm
in Northern Ontario. Leaving this
firm, he entered .the employmentypf
the Royal Bank, where he ha^CTved
in various capacities for a period of
30 years. Mr. Cummings,^ widely
known in. the province through his
connection wilh the bank, had been
manager of branches in Kincardine,
Essex, Toronto, North Bay, Lakefield
Ayton and Melbourne,
Mr. Cummings suffered from i
heart
illness _ .
ago, he was forced to retire. For two
years since his retirement, he lived
in .Northern Ontario, where he was
interested in gold holdings. Two years?
ago he moved to London. Mr. Cum
mings tfras • a Presbyterian find M
Mason. In addition. to his wife, Lil
lian, he is . survived by »two sons,
William and Andrew, both students
of the University 'of Western Ontar
io; two sisters, Mrs. A; P. Stewart
of. Luckriow and Miss Elizabeth Cum
mings of Toronto. Interment was ini
Whigham Cemetery where the fun
eral was heidj on Friday.
MAILING LIST CORRECTED
Our mailing list; has been corrected
-'up-Ao-June:‘l’5th.and"Subseribers—who ^J
their address label, and see if prq.per
credit has been given. In case of error
it'^T^imTpofTaW“tha^you notify, this
office at once. . 1 ?
Subscribers who are in arrears or
whose subscription is now due* are
requested to give this matter their
prompt attention. m
IS IMPROVING
a
condition for 20 ‘years. His
became so serious four years
The condition of Mrs.-George Gil-*
lies, an aged resident of the village,
is much improved, following a. re
cent critical illness. Some three
weeks ago, while making his rounds
on the bread cftrt, Cameron McDonald
found Mrs. Gillies overcome bya
seizure so serious that for a time Her
recovery was problematic.. ‘
Mrs, Gillies Spent the winter with
her daughter in Palmerston, return- .
ing this spring to her home here.
Part of Mrs. Gillies’ home is occupied
by Mr. and JMrs, Emerson Irwin, who
however, on the day Mrs’. Gillies waa
stricken, were absent from . home,
assisting Mrs. Irwin’s parents, Mr.
5qnd Mrs. Phillips,/to‘move, to their
new quarters, in the- Graham resi
dence north of the Anglican Church.
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NOTED CLERGYMEN IN
THIS DISTRICT SUNDAY
Sunday was aiy eventful day in
churches in. tKis ’district; when no less .
than three- clergymen of wide note
were special, speakers;
In Chalmer’s * Presbyteri*ri church. ”
Whitechurch, the i71st anniversary
was observed "with Rev. J. <S. Shortt, ‘ '
M.A., Dip., of Barrie; farmer mod
erator. of the Presbyterian Church,
conducting inspiring services. Rev. ‘
Shortt spoke 4 in Erskine, Presbyterian
Church, Dungannon, in the afternoon
Rev. Dr. D. T/ L. McKerroll, who
tWo weeks’ ago succeeded Rev. Shortt
as 'Moderatdr of , the Presbyterian
Church; conducted his first service,
since elected to this high office, in
fcnox Church, .Kincardine. , . ’
• The congregation of St. Peter’s
“ChurcE/TuCknow, was'Eighly7 Honored
On Sunday evening, when Very Rev. •
W. L-. ArmHagci. Dean of Saskatoon, And "a” native, Oi t?Kmioss7’^^nducfrid
•Jun. oi wawiLuuBii itcui ue so nome ■. ■ J .. * ’the evening Service And delivered a
“ and Tom of‘the Bank of Montreal ^0”16 fid she doM fibt complete hisf audience, which''AS a rule Avfis roqsifig sermbri th the large corigrb-
\ staff at Lefiffiingtbri, her training- until latd■ ih the Fall, fairly large each evening. . gfition preSerit.
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Show Departs , * *
Following a not-too-profitable
week spent in the village, Professor
McKenna and the members of his
stage show, , pulled up stakes and
departed from ’the village on Tuesday
For about a week, in their tent on
the arena site, the company had given
shows of rhugife*. dancing and comedy
purposed], to . advertise . arid promote
l]^"^ale/dr_trie nunie/ous'fenfedieS'
of the McKenna Medidinri Co. The
Professor Also - undertook' t3 reply .to
d'u&stforis, aSkbd by, any member of
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