The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-09-20, Page 1•
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▪ THIJRSDAY SEPTEMBEre.20th 192
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. :SiNGLE cop:INO 5 CENTS
hysIc3anand Surgeon
' Lacicnow •-
}.Xigrsi • 1.10-1.3i1
. 'Phone 86
,g; DENTIST'.
;Dr, MacLeod will visit ..„ Lucknow
every TneSday,, in Dr, • COnnell'i
Offiee." •
DENTIST
, •Dr R L Treleaven, Lucknow—
Over . Decker's Store.' Extraction*
eitherby gas or local Will be -in
Dungannon every Thursday. Phone 53, -
Geo A Sidtiall, Lacintow,.'Brolter
and Real Estate.—Money to lend ol
first: mortgagee; on f,carm proper-
ties at (C and 6% per cent according
to .security ' offered Also small
amounts. on secondmortgageson.
farm properties and' on „personal
notes. A. few good farina' for sale
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—WALLIPAPER—A-full-lina.of.1928
Wall Paper on hand. Prices from 8c
up. I am also agent' for leading job,
houses.—R. J. Cameron, ' Decorator
.Painter and Grainer, Box 174, Luck-'
Wanted—Fresh Eggs, Live Poultry
, Any quanity. Write for weekly ,prices.
Twin City Produce Market—Box 264,
Kitchener, Ont. '
' (27-9-c)
• POTATOES
-.7-7-ItzYncr-w,antato-hav-e-N o.--1--eating-
' potatoes •now is the time to ordei
your winter supply. .
, John Joynt
(20-9:c) • .
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• FOR SALE—A Piano that has been
used for a,short time, Will be sold at
Reduced Prue, at W.G...Andiew's.
• FOR SALE—Top 'buggy, steel tires;
in good condition. '•
• John. 1VlacLiod, Lucknow
(27-9.-:-c) • '
• ' FOR SALE—West _half of, Lot- No
2, Con..5, Kinloss,, containing 50 acres
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more or less. For further particulars
apply to Wrn.O. Hall; R. 7, 'Lucknow,
., 127,-9-p) '
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; FOR SALE EdisonQperaF
Phonogph,•Tperhianent, needle, - 50"
records, good tone. Very suitable for
school or • home—$20 00 '
T. 'S. Reid
VILLAGE. or LUCKNOW
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Court -of Revision •
- Notice -4a-thereby given that a eourt.
will be held, pursuant to the, Ont-
ario Voters' List At,' by his Honor,
the Judge' of the ounty Court of
the County of Bruce,'..at the Town
Hall,' Lucknow, -on -the. -24th -claY of
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September, 1928, at 2.15 o'clock P. M.,
to hear and determine complaints of
, errors and omissions in the, Voters'
• List of, the Municipality of the Vil-
lage at Lucknow, for 1928. ' •
Dated the llth day of September.
1928.7.7 -Jos. E. Agnew Clerk of the
Municipality. of the Village of Luck -
(20 -9-e)
•KINI,OdS TOWNSHIP
Court Of Revision ,
Notide is hereby given that, a court
will be 'held, pursuant to The Ontario
:Voters' Lists Act, by His Honor the
Judge „ of the County Court of the
County of Bruce at the Town Hall;
Lucknow, on the 24th day of Sep-
. tember, at 2 o'clock afternoon, to
hear' and determine complaints of er-
rors and omissions in! the Voters
List of the Municipality of the Town-
ship of Kinlossfor 1928, Dated Jibe
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'.7th day of September, 11,28.—Geo, G:
'Moffat Clerk of the Municipality , of
the Township of Kinloss.
, :71 TENDERS ,
/Tenders' Will be received by the
Andersigned, •for Refreshment-Bdoth
privileges in the Agridultural Grounds
on ,Fair Days, Sept. 27 and 28 ,next•
up to. Saturday the 22nd inst. at 6
, o'clock .P. M. ,
. No 'tenders necessarily aecepted.
Joseph Agnew, Sec. L. A, S.
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BICYCLES ON THE" STREETS •
It loolr very much es :though, if
greater: care IS not taken,' there Will
be a tragedy on the;Streets of Luck-
late,V,a,,,tragedy..oa Which a.:boy_nn'a
,bidirele- will be the victiM Any one
Vdtehini 'the Joys Ither_Stieetiinust
see that they. take.!.altogether- too
'great ehances. -We have seen'a num-
ber a boys -crossing and re -Crossing
'the ,StreetffIVIiile''earS';Were tding*
east and west
The traffie law rimy' not say any-
thing about ,a bicygliSt`tUrning abeut.
, •at 'places other than at a crossing,
but thebicyclist who does so is
taking'the same chance .as'tloei
the driver *.who tarns about With hia
•etta'Materists ettnntit,lie-fexpected to
•.; know* what the boy On awheel intends
to do, and in the event of a collision
the boy is lire to get the weret d it,
lust ite the :motorist does Wien he
•'priea to beat: the rallwag train.
. Lint'knOw .1;'ell 'Fair ' neit week -7
Thufaday and:Friday.
Mz Lovell•lVlardach'is home - aiter
a tWo-Week's vacation in Toro
,Get the "Life Buoy" lanfg-•11.ubber
•l3pots at W. J. Little's .Shoe Store.
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Mr -S. Irene Ea- Frariee, of Detroit;
Mich visited week v, . 1.and
..igks. H. •J. Liridsay.
' Horseshoe° Pitchers will- have an-
other opportunity to .exci•ciae• " their'
skill at the Lucknow Fall F'air--Sept.
27th and 28th.
This part of .Ontario .experienced
first heavy frost of the•fall season
Tuesday neght. Where has the sum-
mer gone?
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• The Lucknow Choral 'Society is be-
ing re7orgarnied .and it is expected
that .a practice Meeting will be held
the -evening' of October 2nd.
Messrs.:. Charles and .Guthrie,,Hood
whose hoyhoqd days were spent in the
vicinity of Luckeow, were over from
..tluff.alo last Week meeting a few of
their former friends. The Ivo brother
,left here in 1876 and.this is but their
second return. .. " •
.• An aereplane whish iis,e4 Mr. Ewart
Taylor's grass. (le1d, as a -n "airpert,”
raPpeared to do a fairWavaint Of busi-
ness giving patrena:.sliest eXcursions
few hundred feet ,above the earth.
The machine' was managed by a eouple.
of young telloWs Who, apparently Italie,
-inVegted-i-rrit-a-r•e-bre'sloesis: pi 0P�STI
,fion.'They left .° Wednesdtly morning
for TeeSwatce.
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JA.•
Mi •11IiitOrt NeYlor, -.vho has been
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lelivering:the Mail on Routes Notwa,
and sieven is givieg .epthat line of
Work and Will 12:''0 to Toronto where he
as taken; a poSitipn,..with the street
ailwaj cornm,thy..'Tite Contract. fee
maii on Route7, is aboet,
o expire Mid Mr. Nayloi. has' sold the
:ontract,. on • No 2., to ay. rdax Ra-
iud :Naylor will have an auction
;ale of his •outfits, household .effects.
etc. on Saturtitty,, Sept. 22nd.
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.BUS1NESS"ClIANGE, '
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-After being seven years ,in the but -
lei husinesS,' here, .Mr„ Wellington
fiendersen las sold. ont.to Mr. Joseph
MacMillan, •a soh of Mr: Miles Mac:
\lillan Ihc change • wiTh take place
•••,he first ,of 04ober. Mr. MacMillpri-
has' been on the farin 'vvitiLltis,father-
and brother 1. tne, Past year, Heti:we
that he had been : for a number of
years..in:the Canadian We:A.. '
THE k FALL .FAIR NEXT WEEK
' All artangements are completed
.for •the 1-„licknow. Fall. Fair on 'Sept
.27 and 28—Thursday and Friday of
next week. Everything look..pronils-
:lag. F'ublic interest and, demand for
the Prize. Lista have been quite un to
that of "past' years 'so, that all that
, . ,
needed now is a good: day. The skat-
ing' rink which IS used .fer the -inside
exhibits 'has lieett re -shingled .sq, that.
in, the event of rain everything will
be dry. and in good conditten.. /
It ..may not be amiss to 'direct the
attention of sqhool boardsand school
teachers ,to the School Drill ,e,ompe-
tition, conditions of whish will be
found on. page 24 of the Mize List.
The prizes offered foi this, competit-
ion are' $15, $10, and $5.00-,LoPen to
Public SchoOls.
horseshee-pitching • tournament
such as attracted so, attention
last Year will be a feature. or Eriday
afternoon. GoOd. prizes lire Offered
and there fire two classes: -Men
GO years of ageand younger/ mena
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LEFT HERE to YEARS AGO
Jacob Miller of town recelyed Word
the •other day 'that his brother James
'had died :suddenly in Alberta. Ile was*
employed as a:collector for the Inter.
national , Harvester Company and
whilestaying at in hotel "tor .thd
evening:suffered a heqrt attack; after
..aupPe1. and died ina very. shott tim0..
Janes:Milfer ;left here 40: years:age
igoing then to CaliiineC, MishFT soon
went to!llanitota,but of late ,'Years.
has' been liei1 Ednitinto.n..,8ince goittr•
to MiChifr,an .he never revisited -his
heine- here .al his, people. rarely Aleard -
of Mm.,12& was •married Mid 'leaVesi.
tWo gioWn up datiglitCeS.'A His., wife
died fwe years 'ago; Mr. Miller*Was;
28 years of age when' he,left 1ere, so
that at; the time of lila death be
wetild be -63 r 64, •
,110IRN
• 1:108VItt-ln Grand Rapids; Mich,
On Sept. Oth, to Mr. and Mrs 4 G. R.
'Aft'1 f I
OSe wOS orrner y
MIS'Oartruda Oegley,)
171 -.Ek '1•Ak;I:4 PAIR' coNcgitt,
,
; The Secretary �f Agricultural'
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Society feels that he has secured
ex-
Ontinn1 talent for -the cOneert to, be
iiven,eir.the evening of Sept.,2?th,
0,(411:artists;.all efahigh Order..These
whp hkive'.. heard Dtincan Cowan, are
in their -in:aiseS• of hirn,as:.an
all-
round entertainer;'Mr. Fred' Alexan.:
,ler gives ' excellent muaie.ort'the
con-
ertina ether instrainents: IMO
Elnia Angus is delightful as; a High,
andancl fancy dancer. and Margart
'Clemens has:a fine reputation as a
„pianist and accoinpanist. All seats
are .reserved-Tiekets On sale at Me -
Kim's. • .
ibTQR WREcKS,431.7.-GGY •
MOlORISI IN HOSPITAL -
Travellers on the Durham Rod,
l'hursday..night of last week saw the
wreck, .of htiggy and .4 .Motor 'car
.which 'had crashed inte_it,a short dis.-
tance .w.e,St. of, KinIoss: Village.. Mr.
James, Glass had been driving the.
.buggy„ and was overtaken by , 'car
driven. by )3en Ruttle "going •inlhe
..aine direction. The car•seenis to have
'lit the bi!iggy. pretty squarely as it
was right on top cf'•the wieckige'by
the, ioidsde Mi Cla.i WaS thrown
/dear' of the, buggy nd• got off with
,only •a few seratchea. Mr': Rattle suff,
.eredsevere injuries and was taken to
-Kincaid i he --Hos trita.h-jt.--,-IS7"Said-,-th at,
Class had 'a light onhis buggy and
was:,driving-fo ,the side of, the yoad
ut,Ruttle evidently failed to ice him
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in time. ' *
:CAR BURNED' ON:Tug RoAD.
Mi .. Kenny .Mitcporiald .of,Kinloss
lest his Chev touring 'ear in. A. verY
'few niinntes list '1 hutusi-ty night on
•lhe. 13oundari ..few Imiles,•'weSt.,.
.1,ucknoW; It Was a "ease ,of now you
hai'7e it and noW .yoii haven't;
MacDonaldyWaS ciriviiig west and
•net.a •conPle. of • llaiekhoiv lads ''whe.
had ion out of gasoline .while Motor:-.
Mg; 'home 'fain the. :Street' Opening
•-r! elebratiori, 'at Kineardine. -Mr: •Mac.
underteek. to dra-,V: Sonie joie -
'line •froin his tank to b transferred
.to the: tank of the :stal1:20, Foi d It
as ,a,"good time te:,have a•Smoke, iid
One ' of the lads etrtieVa• match 'with
which.' to .,•light up. • The 'atmosphere
had irlecoifietiiige WItn: gas ;and 'In
in instant the gasoline Wei on fire
,and it, took only a few aninetes,to ie
duce •ill that 'was .combustible of the
car:to ashea, MacDonald who waserne.
The llaIh bc
(Iry ed had one of hisThiands 'rather
, .
brallburneil„ The 'Ford.ear was far
enough away td escape. the .cerifl'ag-
ratidn.,. ••
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•Jc.-NICE PIECE, OF yorm
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That .handsome:piece of woodcarv-
ing on display in Davison!s window
IS the • work of a backWoods pioneer
artist who lives in the country near
North bay, Ont. The work: We Kip'-
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nos' is a combination of pastime and
'buSiness:C.When in the Nerth .a few
weeks ,ago Mr. Geo, T. Aitcheson dis
„ .
covered this piece • in a drng stere
show window, and thin%itig it too nice
to he ;tiniest out Of the world tip
there he •bought it ,and '.fetched it
home.
• The piece represents a• pinnacle of
rock with, ;a. deer ,With Splendid ant-
lers on,'"Inp. and, On a shelf beneath.
any 'eagle •with outspread wings. It is
all 'carved front a short basswood log,
evidently Without any .gluing or patch-
ing, It suggests no sniall measure of
Skill on the part' of the backwoods
craftsnian, , '
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APPLES- THAT KEEP
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Mr.. Sterling MaePhail, of Goderieh.
N'110. knows a good. dealabout, apples.
dropped in at our offiee the Other .day
to show,' a fine 'specimen of. the 'Ont.-.
'arid apple';which, he said, ne' had ..re,e
ceived from. Kenneth. cateton about
a year IT had in fact,received
basket ftill of *these. VerY--firie' apples.
tie& ,after haVin-g• them on displaY to
'COU7IT:
produce;!sbe,,,set',Jhe :basket' 'away;.in.ti.
000l corner of his cbliat.iind'apPareete
Iv...forget about .thein-nntil. the pother'
dn. On examining, the itepleahe wae.
nIeWsantly surprised to pild them all
,in 'ex,cellent Condition. 'They had
Tellowed .and mellowcrlwith Age
but were •titiite, firm, On presenting
.cou Pie ,;talioni ',I-0 • Mr; •CaMero#
((ameron) quite failed to recognize
the *nit 'Alla :decided that it Must
have corne trot*R„ C. as Orrbiriba
did-
n*tcol0i that Way in their home, pro
Vince. On being cut Open the ape‘dirrien
we #1A .provedtobe clalte sound but
if had loaf inneh Of itd'julte
VOrt
e •
and fia-
RCKNW AND viciNT,Ty
sEPTEMogR, 10
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Notes From The Sentinel' • At ; ,
The Opening of The ,Century
meteen Hundred— That's only. 28
years *ago, \; bet ladgiag by the ad;,,
vertiiing colnpitis of 'The. ..'Sentinel
of that '.day.' and ' this, the business
change4are some -hat remarkable,
and Makes one 'speculate aA to Whb
will be . dotrig busiriess here .when
the • next ojuarter century ha's gone hy.•
• In September' 1900 large display
advertisements were being published'
by; J. G. Murdoch and•,*CO:, William'
.Connell, D. C. Taylor,. W. J. Grenache,
R.. D. •Canieron, B. 1VIcClure,
and Johnston, R. W. Murcheson, R.
Moody,: II. G. Armstrong, Themes.
Lawrence, „ A. Tr,, Davidson, Mrs.
Gollan.'Musie was being
taught by Mrs., A. M, Armstrong
Edith Smith and Mrs. P. Kee. ..
,Drs. Tennant and Gordon -published
professional (arc's. and ,MeSsra. Oar -
row; Malcomson and: Morrison offered
legal cervices.•,:o.
,The following lodge cards appear-
ed: C. :O., F4 L. 0. Fi; L 0. O. .F.;
A, P. and A. im.:; C. 2. t, F. (Chosen
Friends); 1, 0. F. and A. � W. W.
- Kincardine. Eigh, seho,i).: was inak;.
ing a• bjci for students .from this dis-
triet„, John Joynt was asking for
•apples for his .evaporator.
• Turning to the news ' iteina, we find
'that' the„ contract .for "granalithic
sideWalks'•in the village 'as let to a•
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Cheinh 'firm at. eleven . centsper
square foot The work was to Cont
mence at once �n bdth sid,es'Of .Canip,•
hell street .frorn Inglis. street to Have -
leek; and , to be completed in .Sept.
„Lucknow was playing football then.
. and a team had gone to Dengannon.
.where it won a victory -=score
,. :A meeting of the ••Show"
directors had decided to :hold the an-
nue): ,•
,shoui On October,. 3rd. '
In the St.:- Helens: 'Corresporidefice
we -notice that the Rev. S. M. Whaley
had:. returned after 'spending his vac-
ation at MOkhatn. The Rey'. C.' M.
Rutherforil anc.1 his son Roswell who
had spent a few Weeks at ,St.' Helens
were about to return: to New York:
jehri•MilleT's handsome neW, residence
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was nearino, completion."
'Here is a note froni the Dungannon
Correstiondent. We dot ,,,,get the
-meaningi, Perhhps Mr McNab eari
eNah, our get -die egg7
buyer had quite a number of "bad
eggs" inhis load one evening last
• The Aeath if Mis._GeOrgei_,Struth-
ers, .formerly, , Miss' T.r•eleaven. was
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reported.
In, the issue •�f Sept. ;14th," 1900
we read sthat themonth. of August
of that year Was the, "hottest ",Aug-.
ust , in the history of atmospheric
statistics in . Canada."'
A . few iecajs of that. date :read:
r. D. Nichol left' on Thnrsday
for St John N. B., to join, her hus-
band, who had accepted „a position
'NN'ith•.a loan I company in,that
`fMr.: John.. Henderson' left on TIMrS,
da morning to 'joinhis father at the.
S'ci‘o.'M'"isses , 'Edith an.d.I.Lain:a''l SMith.
left on Tuesday to visit friends in
Georgetown and Toronto." ,
"Mr. D; R. MacIntoSh and. Misses
Ethel and Kate were in TOronto teat
'Week., Miss Ethel' hag', re8Omed 'her
studies at Shaw's 'Conimercial College• ,
The death (if Mr. .H. ,213.' O'Connor,'
lawyer at Walkerten, was reported;
Also the death of little .Bert 1/1ccoryle,,
of Lucknow„ '
A. Holyreeci: correspondent
that ,Tarnes Kenny had gone' on
trip to Micht,gan; that (mite a.number,
had attended the ,ixhibitie'ii:at Lend -
on, in that a ierriffe.„.wind storm
hod -blown down much of the freit..
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• The Sentinel of .Sept.'21, 1900 con-
tains ,two reariage notices of special
interest to our Aghfield rehderi, They
are as follevtisf
johnston— Blake -On Sept. 12, 1666
at the residence of. the 1.21.1ile,'s father,.
by the -Ito/. F. it 'Oatee, Ph, 11:.
:Richard Johnston " :to ',Ainnie...-Blake..
".-iliciiglite'r--Or 'Make, -all Of
Ashfield. . ,
Hackett,Lane-On Seek. V, 1600.
'.at. the ,re.sidence of the bride's. lather,
Ire-tOateit;•4DaVid-,-11:-
TIatkett to ,Tda E..datighter of .1.amei.
Lane, nil, of Ashfield. • -
There Wa§ a heavy apple -crop in.
this Part 10 1900 and as buyers had
„loat.;heavily;the.year Iatbre only 50c
per barrel was offered' , for good
al)1110.,s; Another not in the •same
paper states that only *Oe a • barrelwes being raid in the 1,,icinitY of
Guelph Where the 'year previous $2.6.0
hadbeen. paid, •
4Centinue4 en page 8,)
..The OrOad. 1
-of gealth
,HOVIS.offl t
Tit), oua .41QUALITY',. HOiVIE NIAPE; WHOLE Wi1EA1 N
:RAISIN BREAD—IT ' IS MADE •FROM TIIE VERt 13Es1
ING,REDIgNT8SPECIALs,
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Cream .pulia,leceil Rolis, JeJly RolIa..'•ChelSea, Buns, Coffee 'Cakes,.
,
Fig : Squarea,Apple Pies,' M'aple 'whInitt Tarts, .Queen Cakes
Rastiberry Tartlets, ..ehocelate •Marshmallow Jake s
.HOLLYMAN'S BAKERY
Phone 36 ' Lucknow
CH URCII NOTES '
The Rev.. Mr. Connors, cif London;
4
one time re 01 St .° Peters
Church here,".was'11 town Over the
,Week -end and 'coialiicted the 'Sunday.
services in the . Anglican Churches'
here:and at .St: Helens.
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ThO Weinerr.s ;Missienary' Society;
Conference '(Centre Section) 'of flur,
en ,l)reshyter:ial 'oeiety, of the United
Church' Will be hold in:Ontario. St.
Churet, Clinton, on •Thursd.y.,' Sep.t.
27th, at 10. a.m. and 2 p.ra. All Aux•
MissiOn 'Bands, etc..,
of this Sectiori•are cordially'invited
.attend. • Airs.' Childs, 'of London, and
Mrs. MacIntyre, Qf Toronto; Mill be
pi•Osent.'and apeak.'s,
l'rleihleiytoet)relialeii;Igb,onillodet.in'g'..o'i the Itouru.1
Peoplo?s..ptild of. the Presbyterian
Church, for., the 'ati-tam .term, wa
.held on Monday evening .rs th a, good
attendance,. The,. progr,im: was 111
charge of the S S Teachers..After
the ; Devotional exercises,.a, reports.„91
:the Young People' Rally held in Tees
waterj,.on the llth of ..Septernber was
elver' by 'Miss May D.ouglaS. Mr., P.
ilt•Orant gave the report,of the even-
'ing Seesion. Mr. Wigg'..gave the 'let&
, . , .
,on .• the. ``ScottiSh, CoVeriapterS. The
musical selections were, a 'chorus by
.Pern; Raid's an inStru-
, . ,
niental .solo ' by MiSs'ICatherine Mac-
Kenzie, and .'aVoel .solo: by 'Miss Mary
. AitcheSen, ending a very' pleasing: and
it ..pregram: :The president•
exPre:ssed .regret'. that '-th_e Guild was
losing Miss Mae Daviserr as secretary,.
:treasurer. Miss Mary,: Douglas ,W4•S:
'erected in her ..piaCe.. Miss., Margaret
MacDonald vas : elected press;seey, 111
the absertee Of Edwin...Smith,`novi.at
,Wingliarn. Announcement , was .rnade,
,that next Monday the Guild -,vill enter-
tain'the students and teachers of the
Wig.g".:,ciosed
the. meeting with. prayer.
SOUTH. IONLOSS .
On 'Wednesday of.last week good
number of ladies gathered at the
Chinch.where the meeting' of ,the W:
M. S. was 'held. Opening', hyren 770;
Scripture reading from John' 15th ch..
by".•Mis MacKay; prayer, by Miss
Nicholson. Our roll call was, restiond.--
ed :te, by il-nahip of one of our miSS.,
ionaries in Ja'pan. It was suggested:
.that there be • a .(ninbined thank -7
offering mectipg of W.M.S. arid "Miss -
len Band io be held Th. October, date'
to he. set later. After sieging.liyinn
6g6, two good papers ' r ere given:
"Wrk h .Wostern Canada,!' by .Miss
Annie *AIaci,eod, and "Outlook and
Results :of 'Mission ,Work," by Mrs.,
Allister Hughes. The preSident gave
It' reading on "Prayer!):
•,'11,,'411ITECHUR'CII •
•,The rezdar' monthly • meeting of
-the -Wiliteckureh. Branchi,ot the We,
Institute ,was held at the .home
Of Mrs, 'Nieto- Emerson' op Prida-
aftermion, 8.enternber, 14, The meeting
was, as usnOl, "rei wll ette)ide,d.
SPreridid papers on i,par,ent Training"
wereread hv i I,. Graia• and Iis
Borbara )1.7eir, vocal solos :by :1Irs. T..
Davidson rind -a duet . by . tsflivi d -
'son and Mrs..,,W.. T (ltt i ith harp' a-
ccenipamiment by 'NIA's. ‘Drividson„ also
se1c'ctT�n 1t Oortrudt,'.',qartin
_and-recitatiok by...._„-Ma..4140:, 'Clifford
.,PeaTier'" helped' to Make the' pro -
Om 1i44.s-a-n1 os'i; .enjoyable my,' Poring.
;the meeting arrangments •We16 Made'
' for 'a- s1ni iotst i1itcTi ill T)Olicid"
oniidvt,Tpfl,11elc,thhL2l mr
the PAre•Stor:-s: Hall groundiat:White-
,
church.
THUR. FA/, a.hd SAT. --.Sept. 20 21,2.1
Special
"A ,TgxAs §thEFO..
with ,
WILL RODGERS
and Comedy '
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17,;()1Eit, RIPLEY PHYSICIAN:
.DIES FOLLOWING 1110T0ii"
AC,cIDESIT*'
• Pr., ,Williarn John Sniith, a.native
of RipicY, :and •for a' number of .years
, ,
practising physielan there,: died in
St, Michael's- Hospitall l'oronto, . on
:Monday Of this Week.1/110-r., SMith had
sufferedterrible injuries in' a meter
accident 'on Lobar Day when:the ear22:2
hewas-riiliner in was hit by a railway
'engine, at a level 'crosiling at Brant!
fOi.d. 'He hadsustained internal. in-
/
juries as 'well hs.'haing both legs and
an arm :broken. •' • :
1)1 rilth iVas'a son of s mith
and the fate 'Robert Smith, and wag ,
'ears' of age„Ile graduated in Med-
in toying ;Memory of John. James
who.diod Sopt..the 1.7th, 1025
Throe years have ,passed since that
sad day,
. Oat called the ,one W0 lOved away.
Fo'rget, • hint, ne w�, ne7er • W
As ;years roll on 1OVC hhn still
,84.41y mi$iedby wife and.
iino at ,Toronto owl nine years'
Ago inlieliced at. Ripley.; After .taking
a post-gradnate course in England he
went to Brant(oril and in 'partner-
• ship, with Dr F, • Vanderlip enjoyed
large practice... '
Dr:' Smith leaves a, widow:
ty,i1tiss and .two . •
iThildren,, Pis mother, and., brothers,
Jam e' M.IIWart, and .01ivor and thigh
rCside at itiater Hobert kjpflirjoit
Mrs.. 'rout, 0 Sister lives in Kitchener;
--
also sistors 'Hy° at Alipl-;y, The re-
mains. were .interred tt DrAntfo'rti,.op-
We.dnesday atternoon.
KINCARDINE
• ,
,• 'A. petItion to have , a. set'tion of
P1lnees5. Strede.paVO'd thiS fail IfaA
p'eeeived',•tho favetable •Consideration.
o aild poitsiftho
street will lo Dave& to v.rid.th of "di
:root and Part feet:
The foundry property,i1iih is
ned h. the tomit mil hiCh hnS
been uttoceumed for some tote is
being offered /Or Artie.