The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-02-16, Page 1'S24.1;0*R"'..YEAR IN APY.4NCE.T. 2,5.0,;0111413,7,:„
pRcorgs'OfSSAL. CARDS !
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DR. 'W.' M: CONNELL
.physkian and SurgeonLucknow
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HOura; 17-a
• Phone86 '
, DENTIST..
Dr MacLeod.: Will ". ,Lutknow
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every - Tuesday, nAar. connell's,,
DEN TIS'11-_,-
R L.• l'releaven, Leclonow+
Over Peck-er'S •Store. Extraction
either by' gas or local. .Will iv
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Dungannon every Thursday. Phone 53,
A. Siddill; Lucknow, %--.'Bro4er
and Real Estate, ---Money to lend oj
first mortgages': on farm ptop.er,7
ties at 8 and 61/2 per cent according
to security . offered 't Also ,, small
• . amounts on • setond mortgages On
,° fki*: propertiesand,personal
notes.. A. few good 'farina; for side
WALL PAPER -A full line of 1928
Wall Paper on hand. Prices from Sc
uti-' I am also agent for leading -job
•, houses. -R. • J. Cameron, Decorator
Painter and Grainer,, Box 174, Luck-
• now. '
LOGS 'WANTED
We, the. Undersigned, hereby an-
nounce that we are in the fr.arket
buy all kind a' of. logs suitable for
lumber; and as we require the limber.
for our furniture factory, we are in
a position to pay the highest market
prices;. In letting ushav the mater-
ialy.eu are encouraging 'home •indtig-
try. For particulars 'call Pa by plione
Or call at our Offiee.--.-Thii Lutknow
. :Table Co. -J. Button, Man.
' RAW pyris-I am paying highest
market price for all kind a° of raw,
fir -A Blittstetn, Phone 18, Luck -
now. - (10-11-tf)
AUCTION SALE .
At Ackert tiros.' Farm, llolyrood,
Tuesday, February 21. 30 Hcdstein
• heifers due to freshen from time of
, • • ,
sale to May 1§t; 2 Calves and 8 young
cattle; team good work horses; brood,
sow unit litter of pigs 5 "Weeks old.-
.
' John Purvis, Aue.
, 'REbUCED` PRICE SALE -46fir
muumgaiGkRAGE 11
' . Tire Patches, *reg. 50c, ,sale price:
25c; Tire Punips, reg. $1:25, sale
price ' 75c; Auto Jacks, • reg. $1.75,
, sale price. $1.25; , Spark Plugs, reg.
75c,. sale price 45c; Trtick 'Mirrors,
Tag. $2.00,.• Sale Price $1,21i. All other
accessories at a great reduCtioa:
in piiCe.•
Also one new 5 -tube Vedic; set,
Table Model, at a great reduction in
Price, $65.00. Caine and Cee the set.
IN..,MEMORIAM .
Sproul -In loving inemory,.. of ...mit
,dear Husband, who '"passed away
Feb -1801' 1927
This is. a day Of sad remenihrancei
Sad and hitter. to recali,• . ,
• When the One I loved Was taken
By a short ahd sudden calLy:
• The fipwers that grow upon his grave
May wither and decay;
,But the lave for the one that lies be-
neath •
Shtill never pass away.. •
-Insertedby • his loving- -Wife,.
Rhoda M. -Sproul; . Brothel's and Os-
ten.
1\TO rain checks issued
' for Billiards". You can ,
Jay in any weather, any
- ircason of the year --and '
never tire of this greatest '
•--Indoor-pastinta,seersecially-
• Nilsen played' on our rim& '
ern Brunswick .eqUipment. •
'lack Cain's 'Allard Room
illia
&mama* Gmte
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Q. -LOCAL AND GENERAL
Q
Admissrpzi hatkey
r etch le:poi:row night wiil be 35e,
15e. _ , • . .
K. N. Treleaven •o Hamilton,
••iiinted •-.SundaY and Mender with
Nrrs, T. L. TikeleaVen; ; • ; -
Alex,„.•Mardie,. who` .aoine,, time,
:age graduated asja• drtiggist, • has
-aken a position, in 'Hairi',Iton:
' Dr. , Geoge Reid of the Canadian
Air Force, •Toronto, Is spending the
,yeek. With his sister,: Mts. A. E. MC -
Mr. Harold' 'Parker is in, Detroit,,
',there. take af, :two -weeks'
3pecial fheourse an ...automobile
.chool Of !,taitriiction..
Parties inteested fri thv Choral
Society; are temin of , regular
practice each Tuesday tvenlng at 8
in . -the - Council- :: Chamber,
Seely. '
,, •
"If . a Man courts a itl 'because
she had, inoney,., . he is biking gig
risks, espee'lelly if :the gni is asfull
:f pepper as Cyclone Sally." Seel,
.the Play in the Town Hall, Friday,
ebra 24h
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A ,meeting of the Janier• Farmers
and "Junier' Institute' will he held in
the Council Chamber, Town Hall, the
evening of ThUrsday,, Feb. 16, at 8
o'Clock-Valentine. Social , Members
are requested to bring ,their skates
ThaiilHonjoy an tit 's skating before:
the rneeting)--
Messrs. :Wilfred ,itnci, Lo•veli Mat:
-,flo-611,--Whe have -had--peattions in To -
On to fer .s,ome, tune, and were, called,
1-aiine 'on 'acconnt Of the . 'death' of
. , .
.hei1 brother, remained 'here for , the
week. Wilfred returned to. the city
nged to rema'in.' at home for perhe •
e• Wednesday, and Lovell 11.7
ra
ard of Thanks. .'
Mis 'llurdoelt , and. faintly vial to
hank their many friends and neigh -
boils. for .loVe. and .kiraincis shown at
, the nasaing Alan, a dear sen and
brother, , •
o
td :Of Th.anks.. ,
,awl. Mrs, Whitby -and,. !wilily
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mrsh•-to expressgrateful thanks' to
. ,
Oe' many friends and, neighbors Who
were ,so'' kind.. and helpiullat the time
of their •recent bereavement; and,
would especially nlention; helpfulness
Of the Lucknow Fire „Opinpariy.
IIIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY
TeesiVater _High School sent Over
huskey bunch of , boys to contend
hit hockey, honors with the lacal
:High, School team Tuesday evening.
it wits a ifac3tY Wet night, but • the
e'a me was plaYed•-. with vigor, ' and
there was 'all..kinds of :fun. The vie::
tOry went to LUcknoW by a store, of
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'SOCIAL ,EVENING
Twel rebekab..Ledge . hold an
it home in the LO.O.F. iodge roan
the evening of Friday,' Feb. 17. :Re-,'
bektilla;. their 'husbands, Odcifellows,
their wives. or lady: friends. cordialg,.
invited
o O -o
WOMEN'S INSl'ITUTE
The February meeting of the Worn-
eals,..'Institute was held ' it the 'hem&
9f Mrs .: D.' M. Johnstone en • Friday
'afternoon, Peh. 1,0th, with an attend-
ance of , 30. The; President, ' Mrs. Mar -
die, opened the meeting with a pray-
er, afterwhich the Setretary; Mrs,
Clarke;,read the annutea of the pre-
Vious meeting., It -wasdecided to bald.
the turamer nfeeting in the Town
Hall semetfine In May, - The Kintail;
Helyrood and WhiteChureh branches
Will :be invited to attend., The :Kin -
lough :Institute are c'aring:ing their
.play."...gyelOne, Sally" here -en Feb. 24
ancler....theatianiqes..,ef the ,lecar Insti-
tute:- Half ef;:tne, -eroceadOire go:
towards the Atnieflian. Fund. The.
,President urged allmembers to boost
thiS concert, as it is lipped' the pro-
teods win coriiplete' 'the -last inFitall-
Ment_of the, $1,000 , the Distitute
to , trifs.
fund. The Quilt report 'was : then
monnt _on 1
' rid -10 - to date:. - -Mrs..-*P.TaStewurd
.0en 'sang n: song: •Thii:sWas fellOWed
by an interestink .talk on "The First
InStittite organized in- ''liticknow, In
by ;Mrs, IVIticDonS1d. This
month is the Institute's' 2�thiiirth
' •
At did end of the prograill refresli-:
tyionts were ;servedb th0.• diteatozflt
aftef Which the,' meeting, 6000 :Oh
the Iuhig o the *pie '
x,$
LUCKNOW; ONT., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, .1928.
Mby.E.. TO GET A.
• BAND'IINDER NAY
' !kit very largely at-
tended to be, sure„, waii held in the
Council :Chamber; Tuesday :evening
:for • the 'purpose of getting the „Brass
.13#nd re -organized. , The, Fire • Com-
pany has lei* endeavoredto keep a
,tOwn hand in existence, their efforts
being attended vith varying sleOeTi
of inleOeSS. They haVe, quite, Et, num-
• ber of goodhistrnmerits have
'Posta; great deal nf,motiey,: and it is
fliong4 toe 4.3'id :to have :these Idle,
and gong to 'waste, • . '
The band is always a prebieno in a
smell town, ai :the rneMbers are con-
stantly leaving and breaking, Up the
:organization. .'"
"Atthe meeting • Tueadiy evening
steps were taken which are likely to
result in 'something being done._ .
committee was appointed, of which
Mr:' Stewart Robertson is chairman;
and Mr. Alex. Hamilton, secretary.
• Of course, money; is always the
trouble, and we believe the comniit-
tce
have in mind a plan to organize
a considerable .bode. of ,eitizens,--who
will help finance a' band, and 7,the.
Village' Council has 'eternised to take
a' hand in the ',matter' to the extent
of seeing that the. leader' will be
• We expect that :more will he heard
Of .band i re -organization in ,the near
future. • •'
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TO DISCUSS MEMORIAL
Many Lucknow citizens (iferhaps
we -s h o -say-rall--•-laaikrincv zensr
feel that the erection in the Village
of a' .suitable soldiers' memorial., has
been • too 'long delayed. The delay it is
true, 'has not beendue to any want
of grateful or Patriotic Whig, .but
mainly to '. inability to decide Upon
the form Which .a . memorial should
It •Seein,--s- now, however, that . somer
.think.definite`Vill he. done. At the
regnlar. meeting of the ,Village-Coun-
.
cil last Week the: matter was taken
up and resulted' in the 'holding:. of "a'
semi-public meeting. on Tuesdak,...eve-,
ning. ,The outcome of this .meeting.,
was a decision to 'get estimates of
•
cost of a ineincirial arch, and also Of
other forms which a memorialmight
take. Later. a public. xi -meting ; -will
•be called to thormighly_ consider and
discuss the whole rnatter;-and from
this it. is hoped ,that, 'some definite.
plan will develop. ••
The erection of a 'soldiers' niernor-
ial' is. a 'Matter which nobody wishes
to :shirk, , and4hoso., Who have' been
g.iving it thought should come tp the
proposed, nieeting prepared to adopt
and work -along Whatever line of ac-'
tion. May be adopted. '
• !•-•-.0-o-as-,-- •
, BRUCE' COUNTY HAS.. 2
SENATORS .
J. 111: Spence,,retently appointed to
the Senate of Canada; having been
barn and, reared' in Bruce County,
bas selected Mirth Bruce as the, tei-
ritory. he will represent in the Upper
House. As -• Senator J. .4. Donnelly
of Cargill represents, South BrUce in
the Senate, .Briice, as a county Is .ex-
ceptionally welt- represented in that
body : , As the apileiritinenti.lre for
life and the two Bruce senaBis .be--
ing. crpatatively young ',men,' as
ages g� in parliament; the present
arrangement is likely to eontinue fOr
many years co cOme-andr, here's hop::
,
ing.
THIRD FORM LI'l'ERARY
SOCIETY
• A, united meeting of the three
forms Was held in Form fll on Thurs.
/an. 26th. The 'meeting was enened
by singing "The Maple , Leaf,"' fol-
lowed by an address 'from the presi-
dent and the reading of the minntes,
Katherine 'MacKenzie gave a'piaao,
'solo. The chief feature was a debate
between, pupils of.' the Middle and
-Lower_school._ The -subject was
solved :that" Canada is Benefited: by
European Immigration.il, The affir-
mative side, upheld by pupils of the
Lower School won,. The remaining
, part of the 'ingrain . cenSisted of , a
claims, by loininv I/I, _girls.;_a recite- .
tion by 'saber Crtok; andthe cliff -CT
reuntyks. The `meeting closed by. sing-
ing ,-the;,..,National-Anthern.:S.The .next":
meeting" willlGth
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Bring your logs to the Lucknow
Table Co. Logs meitenrel on Peigh.
Good prices, liberal grading, and
cash paid on deliVery.' We use all,
the lumber In our own -factory, Help
:TY!eubc
rie.;boonlliaii. aBut
elllaitor.n3Y067.4,hre14uckriow4
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SIIOULD BE OitgAT 4h1E'
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TOMORROW *IGHT
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'•The,hodley genie tele Played': tO.,°;
morrow ,(Friday) night: in I1i°6 -local
rink should • be without ' doubt the
'keenest And beet of the season, in
the Bruce •Junior Series..•
• Wingliam and, Ltieknow i: are
playing hOirie:, and - homer. :games
to break tie,- The gain°. at Whig- :
'hata. was played Monday night, arid
resulted in a victory for .Wingham,
the score bOtW 5,3t But, that was
on Winghinl, ice, and a number of
little incidents., suggest • that ' the
Lucknow boys are quite the equal of
the Winghamites even' in their Own
big:: arena. ;A previous "genie here
proVed that "'they are just , a 'little bet-
ter when the game is in Lorne 'Rink.
Tho home lifts, .are keyed - right -up
to. the winning pitch, and are going
right after -victory.. ••• To be -Cate,- they
have the handicap of a score of .two
that they mist climb, over, but they .
are. in hopes, of doing even
Here's hoping, for good ice and a
good umpire,:
ClkUliCH NOTES
Presbyterian „Guild.
The meeting, on Monday evening
was,,in the .forin of a Valentine So-
•
• The Scripture reading'was tak-
,
en .by D. Grant. Readings were giv-
en, by Jean Stewart, . Miss -Carrick,
Vera. Sherriff and • Rena Carruthers.
rnualealmimberswere an instrit-
,,inentalkluet-14,7-MiesesL'Aitches-on-nhtl-
Devisoni'•ehortis by alimmber.-of-
girls•" a Solo by Miss 'Mary Aitchi-
son, , and st: duet by Mr: and Mrs.
Flprace4_Aitchison. After the_prograrn
a social hop'. , was enjoyed by all.
- • •
The regular :monthly ' meeting of
the •Young Women's Migsionary, So-
ciety of the Preeb3'rteriat.i.Church
. was
held' at the home ef Miss Fern Reid.
After the opening . hymn Miss,- D.
Henderson • read the Scripture lesson
and led' in prayer. . The Minutes .Were
read .and. alsoa letter froie .the' Dea-
coness Training School, ' thanking the,
society for a donation that lad been
sent, and also . for Miss Dorothy
Douglas, 'whn • is training 'in the
ichOol for service in the • foreign
field. Itwasdeeidedte-hald the neNt.
:meeting at Mrs. • Horace Aitchison s.
The roll was called ' and colleetion
taken, and then a duet Was given by
Mrs. P. Steward and Miss Mary Alt,
chiaori, Miss D. Henderson, led ,a."
discussion on the lst Chapter of Acts;
which was interesting., and very•I•ielp-'
Ail.' Miss Fern Reid gave g sbort
talk, .bringing out some Of the
things' of outstanding importance in
the ,January qind Tidings. °
The, meeting clpsed. with . a lime
and prayer. Following this. a 'sOel6.1:
hour Was enjoyed very pinch by I all.
United Church .- • .
A second sitting of the'mock par-
liament conducted by the young Peo-
ple's Society, was' held Monday eve-
ning: The matter of a new Immigra-
tion policy was, hp for: discussion,
and resulted in a very lively debate,
inwhich some twelve cr..:Lthirteen
took part.. :The baiernent of . the
church Was Well filled, .and the par-
liament, conducted as,' nearly as pos-
gh' ,
sible as parliarrientiAentertaining.tawa, proves
instructive and hi
A motion by , the Opposition, :led' by
Mr. Alf Andrew, to 'give the .GOvern-:
nient Immigration Measure' the "six -
months' 'hoist" was , carried, . thus
bringing -about --defeat of the "
ernment", Of 'which W. L. MacKen-
zie was premier. At the next sitting
Mr. Alf Andrew will appear as 'prime
minister, and endeavor tx carry on..
Those taking part in the debate on
the , Opposition side were: 'Dr,: New-
ton; DenziI Statte.rs; Miss A. Web-
ster, MiseM. MacCallum, Mr. • W.
L. MacKenzie, Dr. Johnston, Mrs A.
_Tur_ner.• Speakers on,•the_Goverairient
side were: Hngli' IVIaetatoth; Joe
MaBOugh, Miss ' MUrdieo Miss .r..
Craw, Alex. Smith, Mae-
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. WON COyETEH. Pluzp,„
The: Mr. TWamley referred to
r_the ,- following paragrapIL:Which'; ave
takirtretit*' Tho 'Chalfant S'otitto;':'WIll
be remernhered-: as an Ashfieldl-boy,
and a student. at Liickilow Contini/a-
dun Shoolu 1„
-Twarnley has fast retOried
from Toronto where he attended ;the
diViSion Conference ,of • the $im Life,
and 1"ak nresentecl with /V beautiful
isilltar tea vet- the -much” 'coveted pirlis
fot Wftb tht largest tnimber of
40141g400,044talng 19274,)
izOgiviEft IMCKNOw. PDX. .
' P.0.814I
• John MacDougall, who Wilt be re-
riirabered • by inanY here as a Luck -
now boy,,died at his home in Paisley'
oa Feb.- 10th. His .sister, Mrs.. 4aihea •
Forster, 1, t. ' nf, near Whiteehareh at-
^,
tended the funeral there en Sunday
last,. „
The .fune,r,411 4,f*, Alan' Mardoch,-Whe
,
• MANY . ATTENDER FUNERAL
.died :tes* u t of . accident Oft Feb.
• _
7th, was held .On -Friday afternoon of
last week,: service being • held in the
United Church, and interment, inade
in Greenhill Cemetery. :The church
was filled with Sorrowing tkiends , of
the' faniilY, and there were many
5eatitiful'tflora17-offerings.: Relations
from a 'distance who attended were:
Mr:. Robert 'Murdoch, Detroit's; Mrs.
.mroanetoG,owan E.IY. th; Mr.:: Macklin
„of Macklin; Mr. 'Peart?' To.;
DEATH* OF iyir DORIS WHITBY
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Whitby
Of town" was. greatly saddened' on
Friday morning of last, Week; by the
death of their daughter, IN;Y: Doris,
girl, nineteen years' of age. Ivy! - ps
:she Was known about town:- Was the
aecond :daughter,. and had never been
sery strong, but was never serioualy• .
ill; until a 'few week's' a When, on
account of serious kidney trouble,she.
-tame home frothTdrt-O„ w ere she
-had.,-fieenlworkingz Her-cOndltipn,-ivas-
:such; that Medical science could give
little help and, she. 'rapidly; ',IOStc
sitrength,. until the end ainie.
The funeral was on Monday after-
noon, a • service attended by. Mani
friends ofthe family,, being held in
he Anglican': Chiirch.,
ACCIDENTNEAE , DUNGANNON
As Donald Murray . and- his son
.lioss were home ; from : Dun-
• annon Chnreh on Sunday last, a
dog 'frightened their horse, =Wiling
•
it to, run .away. Both Were thrown
from the cutter; Mr. -,Murray having
his shoulder painfully ctiished,, and
it is thought some , bones broken.
Ross was not .rimich hurt. '
• The , horse soon ' freed itself front
the cutter and„coritianed up,,the road
until: it .canie. up with seine • horses
'loose on the read,, where it Stepped,
and was caaght.; •,
7 'Mr7-11turra y• is • an elder in the
Dungannon.' . Presbyterian - Church,'
and had Officiated at 'the :communion
service, from :: which ...he: was return-
ing hoine.' . •
• P11ESEN4ATION IN KINLOSS
A ' 'very . evening . was
spent at the,:heine of Mi..' and Mrs..
//apes Hodgins, „Con. -:12,',Kinloss, oh
'Feb. 8th, in honor.' of Miss ' Audrey
.Hodgins, prior to her departure for
Stratford „Respite', where she . is
taking 'up nursing. • About: one uhun-
dred guests were. present. :At:. the
opening ofthe evening Miss, Audrey
Hodgins was presented with 'a brown
leat,let club:bag, :powder bifie..slieker
with parasol to match, .and a Ixq of
chocolates. Jeanne Haldenby,, 'read
the following „address:
Dear 'Audrey: , '
: We, your friends and 'neighbors,
have. gathered here tonight to, say
good-bke, and 04riVey. our. best WiSh4.
in the new :work , you are •underr•
taking:, We . shall miss .You at social.
kktherinks „and , in your borne, but
We congratulate you on having chos-
en such a noble: profession. We-te-pe,
that you .will enjOy the work • 4.1
find teal :happiness in the "fact that
you are serving others,: for in !toing.
something., for, someone" lick, the,•,seer„.
ret of happineas„.', ' '
Your cheerful dispositicn will help
you over. difficult' paths training,
andisill endear you to the-liearts of
your patients. and We know you.,will
bo a charming littlo.,nurse, ::., „We tan-
-of-iferypego YitTioxif 111 aanie.lrayl.'
expresalag our gond will to you, ande
we asic.you to, accept ,these,gifts,aa.
fitnienThit*el'•'Ot your 'frianda at
honie,.. and, we HOPe that although
Vett Meet a host of „new „friends; You
will 49waYs 'renieinher the ' ones.
With our Very best Wishes for your
happiness.' Signed in behalf of your
friend's:" and neighbors*
Jeanne Haldefiby, Dorothy Murray.
the :vretentation -Mitt
Hodgins' friends *•611.1elocl s Ovi
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The 'Bread The Bread
of:j-lealth
".• 611Ii• MOTTO IS comi,r0 §girvIcE. •
Quality Bread is Baked •froin .Ckualny Ingredients High . Grade.
'Fiour, Sugar,: Malt, Shortenin g, Milk; Salt and; Yeaet.
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SPECIALS
Dundee 'Cakes, Choeplate Cake, Rose Tarts, Chelsea and
Plain Buns, ;Scans; • Doughnuts
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.OLLYNIAN'S BAKERYLucknow'
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` of ilealth;'
hon'e'
?hone 75.
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'Lucknow, Ont.
ORE_
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FEBRUARY BEINGS MUCH NEW MER,CHANDISE TO
: OUR STORE. WE ARE BUSY- PASSING INTO STOCK
,
MANY OF THE FACTORIES' NE WEST PRODUCTIONS.
Priscilla • Cloth. • Tricochene.
Galatea. Jaspers. ,
•Ring-a-Resee.„ Wacosilke.
Atlanta Fancies. Crepe Veriise.
RaYens., Sylvia Charmense.
Ginghams. . • Mystic Voiles. • ,
THESE AND MAN 1 OTHERS ARE HERE FOR
mit ADVANCE SPRING SELLING: IN THIS
SHIPMENT WE HAVE MATERIALS SIIITABLE
FOR ANY 'TYPE OF FROCK. LOOK THEM OVER.
ITS YOUR PRIVILEGE.
,
OUNOLOR R cult OF
GODERICH DIES FROM STROKE
, : •
Robert Halt Cat, for re4ily years
a resident; and active. in the niunici-
' pal life Of Gaderich, died at his home
there On Sunday: Air, dna was in
his usual -health: until Wednesday of
last week, when he suffered a slight
strolfe- 'Of paralysis, from , which' it
. was thought he would redeye'. in . a
fewh9wevdeary,7.heIritSsUffeitdof1er
eied another, and
d
much ri, orp: severe ;stroke on Sattir.
.day.' From- this he 'did not revive, but
sank until he -pissed aivaY. He was
66 years of age, and untilstricken
was strong and active.
The late Mr. Cutt was a membev.
of. the Town Council, and had served_
..three years previously : Before en-
tering the council he had served 14
years on the Scheel Board. 'Born in
Blanchard Teii;nshiP;.• he came. to
Goderich 32 years ago, ',and for 25
years 'conducted ..a: grocery ,buainess.
He retired from huSinees a , few
years ago:: He was an active mem-
ber Of Erie* Pretlyterian „ Church,
and. had • been , Clerk of the seasion.
He was a Mernher of the Masonic
Order and took , an active Interest in
lodge workHe is 'survived ' by a
widow i lour sons an two daughters.
The Sons ',ire: Calvin of Gederich;
Robert Of Gilt; Thomas and Mal -
drum at Toronto - University: The
daughters are: Mrs. Gee. ,Baechler of
GoOrdo.erith, and Mrs .' Ross of; Peter-
b
•
ST. HELENS
Mr. Frank . Todd' , attended the
meeting of the Breeders' Association
in, Toronto last 'week. ,
Mrs: Dick Martin is spending a few
days with her, faiher, Mr. William
Weeds. •
• Mrs. George 'Philips and children
.
wee visitors with her siSter, Mrs.
JHunter, Ashfield, over the week -
Mr, Harold Hydels 'home from
,
Kincardine for a week.
The Women's Institute are holding
their annual At 'Home on Friday eve-
, , •
ning Fb24th.
The' young- Peeple's Soeiety- are
holding „a 'Valentine Social dn Friday
°Veiling. This will take the term of
a sett of Box ..Sociat; and each lady
is requesied le...bring a �x. A geed
eveninea entertairintent is being'
'prepared.' _
In spite of. • unfavOrable, Weather,
over 'twent3t.iticiles :attended the:, W.,
M; S. Meeting' held: at Mri:'Jno'...:"Web---
steris'-fasf- ,Wedtiesday,
Rainfte, the ,Presidnt, .1a the :chair.
Mrs..7Gordon 'took the. :Scripture:teed-
ing, from Mark, and Mrs. Will Web-,,,
ster read an interesting' paper based
on the chapter from the Study Book•
dealing with Christian Missienis and
Ameriean • ;Racial 'Attitudes.
Whitfield isnot ti '4010, Illy Task".
'PlI04009n of4 *4ver41 isho?t folotts
To the Farming Public
I am .prepared to give you , the
best meal that can be had ,
, anywhere in the 'country, ,for
a- reasonable, ,price. You are
always welcome at
he Cain House
Jack, Cain, Prop.
Drop in and ask •for cur
FAMILY THEATRE
FEBRUARY 17-18
"DIPLOMACY"
With Blanche Sweet ,ancl" Neil
HantiltonMystery, Intrigue,
,Secret SerVice. ° •
Wath Cemedy.
COMING ,
Dorothy Gish in
, "NELL *GWYN"
,
.helped to make the ;meeting veryin-
teresting.
Many. 'friends were morty.' to. learn.'
that, Mr. Donald Murray' had suf-
fered a .rather severe accident on
-Sunday afternoon, When he 'and Ross
we returning ,ftem church. A dog • ".
running out. frightened the horse,
. , • . ,
the cutter :Was upset, and gr, Mur-
ilty thrown on the ..,icy ;road: ,Hi
shoulder bones were .,both :,broken
and -dislocated, and the doctors ad- '
Vised an X-ray , examination; so. Mr.t.
Murray was taken to London' .1losp1-:'''
tel., on Monday; where We hope for ,
speedy ,recovery.. '
Mr. and Mrs Will aylor, Mr. •
and Mrs. Elliott Taylor, and .,Mt. and
Mrs. Chester. Taylor' Were guests at
the Golden 'Wedding „of mr. and Mrs.
Ber.k,Tnyloi Blytli, on, Tuesday
"CYCLONE SALLY"
This is the catchy tige of a; com-
edy ,drams to be presented in the.
Town I -tall, Lucknow, by the beti.ie
Di:tuna-tie
iaday, Pe 24th tne play
given tinder auipieei .of the WOrneri s
:Itletitute.t an dlireceeda,
'Institute -stipPorfing:
. . .
•AUCTION"-HAtE''.
At •the C.P'al, yard, Teeswater, on
Saturday, reb. 180, ceniilleileing
(Me O'clock ' 35 ' one -year -did
steera and ',heifers, 45 410igers with-
Arat 0100 htoeh 'Term-.
Oita � ox months. etedit,,,..George
0001 tr,teristr; on
t