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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1935 '* J‘THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL PAGE FIVS
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KING’S STORE
Wingham
WISHES AtL ”
, A JOYOUS CHRISTMAS
y THERE ARE just five days
lefty in wki€h to Complete
Christmas buying.
DO COME* and see our big
. stock of liveable, useable
a n d ■ ~ artistic Christmas
presents.
SOMETHING for every mem-
•., ber of th« family . and' the '
home as well.
LISTEN for KING’S (Special
Daily Broadcast.
GIIVE GIFTS THAT- LAST, you
will long be remembered by the. one
! who receives it. We have the stock
i priced to suit your purse. — WM’
MURDIE & SON.
You don’t have to go to Reno for
.quick divorce^-from your corns.
Just go to, your druggist and get a
tube’of NOXAOORN, Sold At A. E.
McKIM’S DRUG STORE.
A
Rabbit Hunt
About 45 bunnies were bagged on
Monday in ’ Huron Township be -.
tween the 6th and the 8th conces-
. . sions by a party of Toronto hunters,
ahd a number of local sports who
joined in the roundup. Practically
the entire bag was given to the.Tor-
onto gents. ‘
Those Blooming Pansies.
Many of our readers will recall
those “blooming” pansies of Mr.] Joe
, Collyer’s which were in flower prac:
tically the year round last year. Well
- r they’re at it again this year and last
- week* after a blanket of snow had
melted o/ the patch, Mr. Collyer
picked a dozen or more prettily
colored .flowers in full blossom.
COLLEGE AT HOME
sj Learn while you earn; save board
money; pay when convenient. There
is.an increasing demand for scienti
fically business trained young people.
Prepare at home or at college, or
nartly at home and finish at college.
Opr Employment Department is at
your service, Write to-day to Canada
Business College, Bloor & Bathurst
■ St., Toronto: or,, to the Wingham
Business College.
_^_^^_.A—Gift--^Pr-6bIem-“-~------:
_u_—T—Easily-Solved—--—;---------------—r——
At, least ione of your Christmas
gift problems can be readily solved
by giving a year’s subscription to
The 'Sentinel, to some relative or
friend, not now a regular subscriber.
To an absent member of the-family
'it is a very welcome ’letter from
home each week.” ' Attractive gift
cards accompany each gift subgcrip-
" tion.
.1Murray Murdoch Sets
All-Time Record
Lucknow Born Lad Competed In EH®
•Five Hundredth%Consecutive Hock
ey. Game With Same Club on Tues-
day—rlModestly Alibis His Remark
able Escape From Disabling In-
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Wiry Murray Murdoch reached an
all time record as hockey’s,, iron man
on Tuesday night as the polished pro
duct of Winftipeg. hockey took 'hi«
turn in his„ 500th consecutive game
with the New York RangOrs-7-exhi-
bition, league and play-offs—when
his team met the Canadians at New
York. ' '
One of the five originals left on
the' team, formed for the 1926r27
National Hockey League season.
Murdoch concedes luck was the big?
’n the world’s fastest sport with its
crashing bodily contact.. and fre-'
qijent injury.
When he left - Winnipeg Maroons-
to join Rangers, N. H. L. teams car
ried only 10 men and Murdoch thinks,
this had something to do with his.
amazing record, for in those days
minor hurts did not keep a’ man out
of the line-up like they do in the
riresent day of plentiful reserve
strength. , . ’
Later, when the 15-nian team w.as^
adopted, the Cooks-Boucher trio was
at its peak. “They got all our goals,”
said Murdoch, “ajl we had to do was
keep our opponents from scoring..
Just back checking was simple en
ough and reduced the danger of being
hurt.”
Murdoch is in his 10th season of
major hockey, league arid, exclusive
of playoffs,' has amassed a total of
T70? Scoring points' and the' same''
number of minutes in the . penalty
box. His point total is made up of
83 goals, 87 assists.
Murdoch ,Jjas not missed a game
#since joining the Rangers 10 years
ago. Hockey is a gruelling game and
injuries frequently creep into the
ranks but Murdoch, despite minor
injuries, has been able to take his
place in?the line-up without a break.
Murdoch’s record will likely be un
equalled in the future., ManagerULes-
ter Patrick considers Murdoch as one
of the wonder men of pro hockey.
He has a number of8 years of the
game ahead of him but Lady Luck
might not smile on him in the future
as 'she has in the past and an injury
would bring his record to a close.
John Murray Murdoch was born,
at. Lucknow, Ont., May.. 19, 1904, and
moved with his family to ;'Edgerton,
-Alta— Hehas been^
hears and has a severi-year-,old dau-
ghter. ....
Trespass Charge Withdrawn
Was Laid By. Mr. W. Scott Of Kin-
, lough Against Frank Baechler—
Plaintiff .Did Not Wish To Press
Charge.
MAFEKING CULRQSS CORNERS
DANCE in the Paramount Hall on
Friday night, December 20th. Ad
mission: Ladies 9 c, plus tax; Gents
25c plus tax. Hogan’s ' orchestra.
Booth. Check-room. Everybody wel-
1 ' come.
' A good time is expected at Blake
'S, S. concert, December 23rd.
Sidney .Brown of Benmiller spent,,
the week-end with Richard Kilpat
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Arrangements have been made for
Normal School students to spend s
week observing and practising teach
ing—m schools Convenient to their
homes, previous to the Christmas
and Easter holidays. Miss Cora Dickr
son of Con. 4, Ashfield, is in Miss
Olive Anderson’s school, No. .9, Miss
Jean;‘ Anderson, is with Miss Qlivq
Kilpatrick at Crewe. School and Ern
est Craw-ford of "Port Alb.eidL.is—with.. /
Richard Kilpatrick at Sheppardton.
Miss Isohel Anderson of Cargill
was the guest of Miss Olive Ander
son, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stothers of
Arthur” were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,
Henry Horton, during the week.
purchases farm
Mft. Geo. F. Brooks has recently
'’completed a real estate deal where
by he becomes owner of the Sam
Smith farm, in ‘Huron Township be
tween. the boundary and' ttye second
concession. This gives ' Mr. Brooks
150; acres on - this line, he haying
owned an adjoining “50” for several
years. ’
Mr: iSftiith’s farm is at present oc
cupied by Mr. Lloyd Stein, and the
new owner does not taken possession
until. spring. An . idea of the slump
in land values is gained by the fact
that Mr* Brooks purchased the 100
acres for less than half the price he
paid fourteen .years ago for the'50
acres. Together with the home pl&co
Mr. Brooks will now have 250 acres
of land, and although the effects of
.permanent..-injur-ies^--suffered~-~in—-a-
motor accident a few seasons ago
prevent Mr. Brooks from doing stren
uous farm' work, he has three sons
who are well able to " operate this
expanse of soil.
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Mrs. Walter Hodgins spent ah af
ternoon with Mrg. Alex Whytock last
week. . 1
Mr. and, Mrs. JaS; Wraith spent
Sunday with Mr. afid Mrs. Stobo.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Whytock and
family visited. Mr. and |Mrs. .Dune.
Thompson, jSunday. >
- Mr.-Harry-Hodgins- -spent- the week
end with his mother, Mrs. W. Hod
gift’s recently. ■
'Mr* and Joe Hannah, spent-
an afternoon with Mr; and Mrs. Robt.
McKee recently. ....... -. 1 ,
. .Mr.» and Mrs; ;R6bt. Scott'''and Art
Hodgins spent, an , evening *■ of Jast
week with Mr. , and Mrs. Earle'H,od-
gips,.. '
Mr. Charlie Hodgins delivered a
horse, to Mr. Walter Ballagh l^st
week.
,.Don’t forget the Christmas Trees
and concerts .this week.
-■ dVhr^anft—Mts “Charlie' S chum acker?
and, family spent Sunday in Mild-
may.
Miss Alice Wall is spending this
'veek with .her sister, Mrs. Howard
Haldenby. I .
Boy’s & Mon’s Wearables
CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIALS
BOYS’—-FINE SHIRTS AND BLOUSES
TWEED CAPS, LIGHT AND DARK COLORS
TIES, RAYON SILK, BOXED
^.GQLE SOX^ALL WOOL OR COTTON MIXTURES.
M|EN—JERSEY KNIT V NECK PULLOVERS
’ . GLOVES, LINED A ND UNUNED
FINE SHIRTS, WHITE AND FANCY COLORS
SOX, AT 25c, 35c and 50c PER PAIR
TIES, BRACES, BELTS, HATS AND CAPS
■___Q . Jf UEELERS:—L___ C Reg. $1.65 for _ ▼ *
ODD PANTS < O g E
Reg. $3.95 for __
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UNDERWEAR ;
Reg. $1.25 for —
UNDERWEAR X. .'
Reg. $1.85 for
(SWEATER COATS d* | £ C
. Reg. $2.00, for
Our Closing Out Sale is StilLOn. Call and See duy Special Off®f iags.-~
A E. BUS WELL
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re-Mr. and Mrs: Tom Todd have
turned from their wedding trip and
will reside on their farm, the former
Gordon place. ’ ' •
The regular meeting 'of -the Y. P.
U. was held , on Sunday evening. Miss
Tsobel Miller read the Bible charac
ter. The topic “The Forward Look In
Missions”" was“ taken by Mr. Ted
Rice* Next Sunday evening ; the
Young People plan to. present the
nageant “We Would See Jesus”.
Mr. John Webb of High River.
?Aita^*-,is-home—for-aUvi&i.tr -——
HOLYROOD
Mrs. Almev Ackert 'and Jack spent
Sunday evening at; Mr. Ralph El
liott’s, Huron. ' .
Mr.-and Mrs. Robt. . MacDonald
and son ..Jack were recent visitors at
Mr. J..-B. Turnbull’s of. Underwood.
'ind at Mr. Harvey Ackert’s of Luck
now': •' ■ ■ ■ .
Mrs. James Murray of Teeswater,
‘was a recent guest at Miss-S. Pur-
Vis’. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eadie spent
Monday at Mrs. Rachel Culbert’s.
Miss Kathleen Eckenswiller and
Mr, Dan Cassidy: were' the prize, win-'
-ner-s—at—t-he-P-rogressive—euchre—on~
Friday evening. .
Miss Vera* Johnston was a recent
visitor with Mr? Fred Johnston’s at
Listowel.
Mrs. Rachel Culbert, Eva and
Lome, spent Sunday at Mr. John
Peterborough’s, south line.
Mr. and Mrs.' George White -iand'
fapiily spent Sunday at Mr. Ambrose .
Gamble’s at Clinton. o They were ac
companied home by -Miss' Leona
White who had been at Lucan for
some time.' . .
Mr,, and Mrs. Allister 'Hughes were
recent visitors at Gueiph. .
We' are pleased , to .report .that
Miss Winnifred Acker.t is improving
in health. 1 .
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Ackert' spent
Sunday at Mr. Chas. Cohgram’s.
Choice Christmas Meat
Ir, Ambrose
-y were ac-
At The Meat Market
v CALL IN AND SEE OUR'/'.^f
CHRISTMAS DISPLAY OE MEATS
WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT
_ Choice BabyBeef
AS WELL AS OTHER GOOD CARCASSES
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LOOK THEM OVER AND SATISFY YOURSELF.
Everything Reasonably Priced
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF CURED & FRESH MEATS
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
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BELFAST
Mr. Ralph Camerhn spent (th«
week-end Vrith friends, in Ripley.
Mr,, and Mrs. Roy Alton visi
on Tudsdajf with the former’s uncle/ :
Mr. . Herb Alton df Dungannon. /
Many from, fhiS ymmity aftepd^d-
/the funeral of the I^jte Mrs
which was held from the homi
Jer^brother, Mr. Gilbert Vint. /Much / /
sympathy is extended the bi ‘
family., »< ’i / y
Visitors the .
Miss
Goderich is spending a few weeks
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Ritchie.‘
—iMrs^-Jaines—Cook—left—on—Sat-u-i-da-y-
-for-Torontp^vhere-^henvfll^peTTd“tk(r
winter "months with her sister, Mrs.
F. G. Topp.
Mr. and Mrs. Jpo. McDonagh and
Murray of Hackett’s, were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.„Fted An
derson. ‘
Misses Elsie and Daisy Ritchie of
Lucknow were home over the week
end. ,
, Misses Birdie and JEunide Reed of
Lucknow visited on Monday Wth-
their aunt, Mrs. Will Gardner. /
Zion W. M- ’8. held, their regular
November meeting on Thursday last
at the home of MrAs> Geo. Hunter
with a good attendance. After an in-
foresting meeting, election of officers
was held as follows f President, Mrs,
Geo. Hunter-; Viqe/’res., Mrs. Wes
ley Ritchie;Mrs. Ernest
Gardner; Ass’t Seb’y., Mrs. Albert
Helm; Treas., Mrs./C? E. McDonagh ;
Supt.(of Systematic Giving—Mrs. W?
T. Gardner; Supt. /Mite RoxeS-^Mrs,
Jeanne Ritchie, R.N. of
■——-D-T.-—and-r-lVLrS;.—JjL-JlaU——of-—-Godcmch—
spent Sunday with the latter’s broth
er Marvin and Mrs.iDurnin.- .'
A number- from here attended the
Community. Christmas tree at Luck
now last Saturday.” _ .
Bill Watt of I.anes spept the week
end renewing Old acquaintances here.
Miss Catherine Heed has' returned
home after spending the past few
weeks with. Mrs. Matthew Shackleton
We are sorry that Anna Mae Cul-
ber.t isn’t improving as fast as her
many friends would like. , ‘
Crewe Sunday. School’. concert on-
Friday night, Dec. 20th, at 8 o’clock.
■ Miss Mabel Reid spent Monday
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PaiilS for the week-end.
The December meeting of the W.
M. S. was. held at Mrs. R. J. Wood’s.
The devotional leaflet was' on the
Spirit of Love and Forgiveness and
the chapter from the study book was
on the Faith of Africa. At the con
clusion of the regular meeting, the
following officers were elected for
1936: president, Miss M. C. Ruth
erford; Vice-pres., Mrs. W. I. Miller;
Secretary, Mrs. W. A. Miller; Trea
surer, Mrs. W. E, Gordon; Mission
Band Supt., Mrs. Lorne Wpods; As
sistant, Mrs. Tom Todd; Miss. Mon
thly iSec’y., Mrs. W. I. Miller.; As
sociate Helper’s Sec’y., Mrs. D.-Todd:
Press Seb’y*., Mrs. R. 'K. Miller; Lit.
& Temperance Sec’y., Mrs. Ted feice;
Stranger’s Sec’y., Mrs. R. Woods:
Pianist? Mrs. Ted Rice; Auditors,
Mrs.- D. Todd, Mrs. R...K. Miller.
The annual meeting of the Beef
■Ring was held last Thursday even-,
ing, when the busines of the ' year
was wound up. The following .officers
were,elected: Pres., Mt. Albert Alton;
Vice-.pres., Mr. Hugh /Rutherford;
Seely .-Treas., Mr. W. .A* Millet; But-
cher, Mi*. Tom Webster.
The annual meeting of' the Farm-*
ers’ Club will be fteld in the hall On
Monday evening, December 23rd.
Reception For Newlyweds „
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Todd . were
guests of honor at a reception in
their new home, given on Monday
night, by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Todd.
About 150 friends aftd neighbors
were present to enjoy an- evening of
dancing and to extend congratula
tions to the bride ahd groom* who
haye the best wishes of a host -of
friends in the community.
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fred Hackett’s on/Sunday, w^re Mr. /
and Mrs. Norin;MaADonald 'and /
daughter Anna </f Ripley; r. and . A
. AJ ■* ''Mrs. Acldisop
River and Mr.
Bouder oftOsha
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her, sisteij, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs ___
Sunday with1 Mrs. j
Earl. (
Mr. James R.i Hackett of Lucknow
called ori Mr. Vint on'/Tuesday after*
noon, '
Irjristr-ong / of Pine
rind /ifrs./ Egerton
a.
Miss Wilkie of JPaisUy,/ is visiting
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With Magistrate . F» W. Walker
presiding a charge of trespass Lodg
ed by W. Scott of Kinloss, residing
2T/3 miles west of Kinlough, against
Frank Baechler, was withdrawn on
Baechler paying half the costs qf the
action and agreeing to keep of the
plaintiffls property. Mr. David Rob
ertson, K.C., acting for Mr. Scott,
said it. was not his client’s wish to
have Baechler fined, but it -was his
desire .that he should refrain from
coming to bis place and -remaining
on his premises after he had been
ordered off. ,
“Crown Attorney Freeborn, acting
for the Crown, stated that Mr. Scott
being an elderly ipan, was not phy
sically able, to eject Baechler, who is
b’young, blocky chap, and that th-j
plaintiff had rightfully insisted that
the police come and remove him. By
the tirpe the police arrived, Baechler
had departed. The point is, continued
the Crown, that Baechler persists in
staying on. Mr. Scott’s premises, af
ter this householder has- repeatedly
ordered him off, arid he was agree
able to having the charge withdrawn
if assurances ‘ were given by Bae
chler that, he wotild no- longer trou
ble .Mr. Scott in this respect.
Magistrate Walker declared that
the court Plight refuse to grant. thq>
withdrawing of the case and. insist
that the trial gb on. It costs money
for constables to run out to a man’s
home* and he hardly considered it
the y,ight thing that after,the officers
liad done their work and a charge is
laid for .the11 complainant to come t:.
court and ask that it be withdrawn.
If householders want the protection
of the police, continued the magis
trate, they, must be prepared to co
operate with the officers and see the
matter through. The court assessed
the Costs of the action at $6. and
each paid $3 as hig share, and each
was given* to understand what ws.«
expected Of -h’m in future—-Walk
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with friends at. Mafek'ing.
Bert
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KINLOUGH LODGE HOLDS
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
t'mas gift buying^ -
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get a
C. W. Ritchie;
plates and, operator’s permit until
by Hori.
ember ^ls
associations, which felt tliat'the nee-
s
y Total . ----1456.27
/.‘ ' • Payments . '
CandSdate.’s personal expenses$829.14
Postage __
Hire of Premises
Services __
Goods* supplied
•Advertising
PARENTS VISIT SCHOOL. .
With a view to stimulating co-.
z’ operation between the school and the
1 home, about 20 parents visited Dun-
x ganfion school, upon the invitation
..jffT cbf- Principal Gordon Kidct, who with
dF/ Miss Olive Farrier, the assistant,
outlined the courses of study and the.
methods of teaching as adopted- by
" them.’ The recently installed manual
training equipment and. the work
keing done by the class was also in-
; \ "spected. It is planned to organize a
Home and iSchool Club, after the New
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ATTENTION! LUCKNOW. SCOUTS
For those who have not heard?
?’ Scout meeting is on Thursday night
at half past seven.
Plda'se bring cup and . Spoon as
wp have prepared a special, treat
for you.' ‘ -
A new patrol has started up under
Joe Patten, patrol leader and , Jim
Webster, second. So all new boys
whose age is twelve Or within a Very'
short time of it come and,, join.
This is the fourth patrol;and wljen
it is full, we Will have, . after. all
have" tried their tests, a trOop of
thirty--two (full pledged members
ready to begin the new year as a
genuine scout. The organization is
becoming more and more advanced
everyday and by the end of lf>3G we
ewtiLio••have■& mi good tteop* eavenwnt.
Gard Of Thanks .
Mt. Gilbert Vint and family
sir6 to express grateful thanks
theltfrid'e circle of friends for 'their
many kind acts and expression Of
sympathy during their recent b’er-
BEEF RING ENDS YEAR -
Dungannon Beef Ring concluded
its year’s business at the • annual,
meeting last week, ’gvhen 10c’ was sot
as the price of beef for the past
season. Bert Treleav^n, Upon retir
ing after several «years service as
secretary-treasurer, was tendered a
vote of thinks./Officers are hs fol
lows: James McWhinney, president;
Frank Pentland* sOC.-trOas.; Thus.
Wiggins* ahd Robdrt Davidson;, in
spectors; Jacob Reid and Wm. Stew
art, auditors; Thos. Webster, butcher.
Worshipful Master, Is . Bro. Oscar
Hodgins—Mr. Isaac Pinnell Presided
The Annual election of officers of
L. O. L. 113'9, KinloUgh, was held on
Saturday evening, December 16th,
and was presided over by Brq. Isaac
Pinnell, Past Master of Kinloss. Dis
trict; The following are the- officers:.
Oscar Hbdgins, W.M.; Peter Carter-
D.M.; Art Graham, Chaplain;
Grahaii, Rec.-tSec’y*; Isaac Pinnell'?
fin.-sec’y.; .Wesley Guest, treas.;
Henry Pinnell, Marshal; John John
ston, 1st Leet'.; Fred Jackson, 2nd'
LeCt>; Levi Boyle, 1st committee,-
Noble Guest, 2nd Committee; Win.
Pertjy, 3rd Committee; Geo. McKen
zie, 4th committee; Sick'Com., Levi
Boyle, Bert McLean. After the elec-
tibn the officers were installed- in
their respective offices by Isaac Pin<:
neil, Past' District ‘ Master and Byo..
Isfoble Guest as Marshal which w^s
followed by speeches by each x>f the
officers. Instead of holding our lodge
meeting op Tuesday flighty 6n>dr
.before tike full of the rftdon, they',
will be held on the 2nd Friday of.
each hioftth. The ; annual district
meeting will be- held ' at Ki/rljpugh.
Tuesday1, January 14th.
Kinljough News
Mr. Bruce Reihl has-relutneci after
a visit with his mother at Londbm ?
Mrs? Thos. Malcolm and daughter.
Miss Margaret, were/: to / Toronto
this. week.. • . ■ I ■ . .
* Mrs. F. McMuTlen and -ktr. R'well
J^cMtlilen of ’j’oftonto Visited ^ith
upt.* pf Associate
Helpers—Mrs. Ja/k Gardner,; Supt.
Flower Fund—ss Myrtle Ritchie;
Supt.- Subscriptions to Missionary
Monthly—Mrs.Ralph Nixon. Ap
preciation of/Mrs* Wesley Ritchie’s
■faithful an ’capable seirviceg fig
president fo/the past two years, was
expressed. January meeting will be held at the home of Miss/ MyYtle Rit
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f f INSTITUTE MEETING' -
Teace” wis ■ thq ® theme of
the
/Women’s Institute December meet
ing held at the home of-Mrs. R. J.
„Cameron, on< Friday. A gift (exchange
and carol singing- with Migs Gladys
Tucker at the piano, werle, special
Christmas features. The topic was'
dealt with by Mrs. D. M. Thompson;
“A Willing Helper.* Doesn’t Wait
Until He Is Asked.” Mrs..‘■Harvey
Webster I gave a paper oh “Peace
and Mrs/ Andrew one on ‘/What Con
stitutes |the true Christian Spirit?”
Mrs. Archie Patterson gave a read
ing on “Peace”. Mis^ pOnalda Mac-
Callum/ contributed a, /sldlo! Mrg.
Charles Steward won the homemade
^andy Contest,'which1 was judged by
•Miss Tucker and Miss' Gladys Hod-'
Uns. The Institute pjaris Jto do ooh-
............ ,...... siderable benevolent work and to re-
Mr'ss. M. McLean on Thursday last, member the siclTat Christmas time.'
TIME EXTENDED..
Motorists, have been granted a two
weeks’ extension of.time, and will
not have toy secure their license
plates and. operator’s permit until
January 15th/ it has been- announced
K” • r- McQuesten. The pre
vious ‘final/date had been set at Dec
ember pi Up ‘but this aroused consid
erable /protest, by ‘business 'men’s associations, I which felt that'the nec
essity of / securing licenses, by the
end of,the year, would see many dol
lars converted to this channel that
would o erwise be used fbr Chris
tmas gift buying. a z ’
Commercial ?ydhicles pnd trailora
. ' orriewhat greater extension in
time to purchase their permits. The
1935/ffiarkdrs will be valid until thez
day of .February.
ELE^ltoN EXPENSES’' _
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Official/ figures of the electioh ex*
■" of Robert John Deachihan.
Candida/te at the recent election to
House of Commons of Canada
for the riding of Huron? North.
\Receipts --
Cohti/ihutions, etc._______$145(1