The Lucknow Sentinel, 1931-07-16, Page 1pf
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LUCKNOW, D T.. 'THi R DAY
JULY 16t4. 1951.
. .n 1,.,. a,-e0PIES '5 CENTS •
DENTIST
Dr. R. L. Treleaven,: Lucknow. .
Hours; 0-12 A.M. 1.3.0.-5 P. Al.
• PHONE 53 X-RAY'
WALL PAPER --A• full "line of -19$1
,:;Wall:Paper•. on hand. Prices consi',der,.
" ably 'down; for 1931.:1 am. also agent
• fa .leading .jobhouses,
R. 'J CAMERON. ; � •
Decorator, Painter and; Graini
-B01:74, - Lucknow .
STORE FOR. RENT The" Store.
until recentlyoccupied by Walker
Store.-A good business location.
'Apply to•• R. J. Moore; Lucknow.
• (30-4-tf.)
NOTICE --I, am in ;a .position .. to
0.do all kinds of -Trucking, at-reason-
able
t reason able rates. Wilson Armstrong,
Lucknow.
LOCAL AND GENERAL. 1-
,
a Mrs.
F. T.. Armstrong is spending
'
a week with friends in Detroit,:
Win.-Murdie • has' traded in his
1GIr.
ear and. "is . now. driving a De . Soto
~"WANTED' - Gentleman : desires
large, comfortabl'e',' furnished- room.
• State terms=Apply at Sentinel Office'
•
"FOUND -On. Station ,street, 'a
parcel of Dry Goods.' Owner mat
have same by calling •• at Sentinel
Office.:' • LONDON.'OPPORTUNITY $875.
buys contents Rooming :house -Good,
bay._Sydney' •Smythe, Market Lane,,;
London.
(16--77.-p.) .•
TENDERS; .WANTED
Tenders will be. received by . the
undersigned- :up to the 25th of July
for the painting.. of School' House No:
Ashfield: Work ,to be. completed
fy =Sept 1st:=Lowest• or an :z other
tender-not_itc'�essa i*1y accepted.
James 'harnby, Sec'y.-Treas.,
R. No, 3, Lucknow.
(16 -1 -7 -Le.)
• Local Orangemen •,
Celebrate) At. Blyth
The rain, which fell' almost contii •
ually on `Monday,' July. '13th, altho
• disagreeable, did not seetn to dampen
the spirits of the great throng which
-gathered in ,Blyth • to celebrate • the
anniversary' of the. Battle' 'of 4the
Boyne. / , ..
According to; custom meinbers of
at the -Lod e room. at 7.30
-"the morning sndChis-lr►dge war
• well represented at the assembly, in
many cares accompanied by their
wives and families. ' •'
Owing to the unfavorable weather •
those who could be -accomodated,
gathered in the Community Hall to
hear, the speeches, the . special sneak-
er of the day being Rev. F. C. Ward
Whate. Other addresses were given
by Rev. 'E. O. •Gallagher, .'- County
chaplain of West . Bruce;; Rev. A. C.
-Cooper,--County chaplain 6f -Perth. and.
Mr. George Spotton, M.P. for North'
Huron. . -
On Sunday July 12th, at 3 P.M.,
North_Huron County Lodge attended
Divine worship in Blyth with. "Rev.
E. O. Gallagher conducting the sm..-
vice.
er=vice. •
., David' Horne is enjoying"a week's
holiday; with 'leis grandparei0 at,
Kingsville, _ : •
;Miss Eriola: Bus t ell lis -a� v3sitorr
with Mr. -and Mrs. A. Peebles ,is►
Wingham
Mr: sand M.rs. Joseph._.Agnew spent
a .fewi d'ay's this . week at their sunt-
mer clottage.•.
Mrs. Grace •Nichol of Chicago is
visiting at the home 'of Mr. and .Mrs.
P. MacMillan. •
New Prints, Gingherns,' Voiles and
Wash materials;' "MARKET''.. Luck
a• ov Dept. . Store.. -
1oSs Farmer Bowl
Pro�tnlnent Kin ing Tournament
_ Was Splendid Success
Dies At Holyrood '
-)
Nr.'Joh
n Ajmer Ackert,ert
,
a
proa
perous
and highly -esteemed farmer
and cattle- ;buyer of Kinloss Town.
ship, following a lengthy„ il'iness,
died at his. .home in Holyrood, on
Monday morning, July 13th. �..ou neon which are in splendid
s s
,... i,ckert had _been. in; poor• healti) g :4 - h ed^ ' aceellent acca did
alf °and condition, prow de a :e
Thy the pasi year -° and a . h , n ,. ,
dation for the 80 ;rinks which enter-
yin , spite .of e>tpert� Medical: treatment; - .
had_.:failed ,rapidly duringthe past ed the tourney.
two ,,months'•'For, a• short tune he was 'T'he green which is -so-,vel•1-• sur--:
`spits rounded by inaple shade trees'••was
;a pa -tient �--in"--the `-G�o'der..ich.,:.l#o p I,, ,
but for.' the last two 4w. eeks when re- made particularly attractive..at'; this
time• by the profusion of flowers and
c�overy •seemed° improbable, he � had .- °
been-. At his home, Several X-ray shrubs which are in bloom on the..
Plates had: been taken but as their east' side, "and by the many, . flags.
failed to disclose the exact nature of which were draped around it.
the trouble,. a ,post mortem was held . Pretty 'pieces of silverware -' were
on, Monday morning '1St - Davison's•'given: for the severalprizes; rinks.
funeral, parlors by,. Dr. • W. V. John- from Goderic°l being successful in
ston, which revealed a growth in the winningthree of ":the six prizes aw-
-lung,; which '•is 'a very rare : andun aided. :
common:, trouble. In the 1st event Messrs. McQuaig..
The .d'eceased.,•was a•• son- of Mrs. and Robertson 'won. 'first prize--sil-
Ackert• and the ' late , Mrs: ,'John Ackert.' well and • tree platters, when ,they
He was •in` his 47th year, having been defeated Wm, • Powell and his' part -
born, and raised; in Holyrood, and ,al-' ner of • Goderich,' who • received silver
ways .took an. active, interest in the Ater '.pitchers as :second prize. In
welfare : of : • this .-little , . country • com-;the second event a rink • from •Goder-
niunity, where the loss of such ,a ich with .Mr. Hunt as skip,' won silver
splendid, neighbor,' and, citizen, will •ereani and sugar ;sets; 2nd prize--sil-
be keenly felt. Mr. Ackert' and his ver cake plates, •going ; to . Brussel'
brother,. Mr.- :Ernie Ackert, have: for rink, with ``Mr. Grey •as"skip: In the
a number .of years been jointly as- ',third event, • Mr: Wheeler: and. ', his
sociated in ,extensive farmming in- this partner of Goderich, 'carried off first
district and were. well-known cattle . prize -silver cream and; sugar • setts,'
buyers:; Mr? Ackert was a faithful
. with . Dr.,' Johnston and' 1V r. F. T.
member of : lie Lucknow .'United 'Armstrong receiving silver bread
Church for the .past, few years: `' trays . as second prize
=the Twine=that-gives.• .--n,•�` yme,:of)91_5;, 1VIr °Ackert mar ry _
6•a;0'ftu phis -_=s -_-- P ...__ .-- _.,.: __._ ..I___-___' -°--- •�
no rouble . Wm. Murdie & Son.' rred Miss Eliza Elliott, daughter :of"
•
Officers ax•nd irerbers of the Luck-
e
lard
e
now•. Bowling Club were ,•well pleased
with .the success of • the annual
Scotch Doubles ,held on Thursday oi=.
last week. The i.weather was :deal,
for such 'an occasion • and the .numer
• Miss Mary McIntosh, of `Windsor,.
is. visiting with , •her, friend. MISS.
Prances Thompson;,
• IVi;r.• A: •. b� MacKenzie who has
been: in ill health for some bine' v
at• present confined 'to bed.
Mr. 'George; Crozier of the Bank of
Coininerce` staff, spent the ,week -end'
:with his parents inWalkerton.
-Mrs. Ernie Millson and .young. son
Tire visiting with ,Mrs.; Millson's par
ajits;,,Mr: and Mrs. John Joynt: •
Gilt Edge' Brantford': Binder' Twine:
Mr.. and. Mrs. G A. Siddallu'return- .Mrs. Elliott andthe, la 1r laliott
ed from-Orillia..this' week,. where they
spent, a. week with •Mr. and. Mrs. T.
• • Special prices in Men'a Wotk cloth-
ing . and shirts. "MARKET"T- Luck=
now Dept. Store.
•
Mrs. 'Steele MacKenzie and child -
.
of_ ' London, ire Visiting at the the family,..his_ mother, two sisters
of Huron Township. there arC two
childretf in the family, a young seri,
Jacek and on older daughter, Gwen-
dolyn.
Besides' the. immediate•members of
home of Mr.' and 'Mrs.'• R. V..Mac-
Kenzie.. ,
ac -Kenzie.:.,
Mrs. Roy McQ6illin' arid two child-
ren, Roy and June, 'of Toronto; are
visiting 'with Mr:• and ;.Mrs. ,Richer
McQuillin.
'Miss ' Norma Treleaven has recent-
ly accepted- the position as organist
f the Pr
esb' er
ion'
er o yt • d=
' •leadWe
c oirwason
h
and
is .
�•� The 'funeral' service Glcureli; Glinten; >R
nesday • in•the —Uriited • Chili -oh, Luck="
Miss Elsie Alton of Toronto, has. now, conducted . by the 'Rev. R. W.
returned' to her home after spending ;Craw and .in :charge of Old Light.
her holidays. with her cousin, Miss, Lodge,. A.F. & ;A.M'., 'of which the
The, --refreshment . booth. Qn the
arourtds. which, was •in charge of 'the
Lady Bowlers, ' was very convenient
for Troth bowlers and onlookers" and
was well patronized. . e
The Bread
of • Healith
The Bread
S' of Health
O R MOTTO IS' QUALITY AND S RVICB`'
• IT
•); ROLLS -- RASPBERRY TARTLETS• - •TUTI' F I ...
RAISIN BREAD WALNUT CO9KIES RICH FRUIT CA E
}CHOCOLA.TE MARSHMALLO,. CAKE OATMEAL COOKIES
•CHELSEA ,*;BUNS COFFEE CAKES
SH.EVERY.DAY
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Phone..:
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Lucknow
Former Lucknow Girl
Dies. Following.Accident
Mrs.. Beatrice • Fleet of Toronto,,,!
died in Kingston General .Hospital
on Saturday morning from injuries
she received in a 'motor car accident'
th'e'' previous: Thursday evening and
which happened -near Crosby Village.:
There were two , other .occupants : in
the . car, George •Turner, of Cooksville,
whowdied 'on Saturday night from= in-
juries'•he received, and Archibald
McMillan, Toronto,. who was. Asleep
in • the rumble seat and .who escaped
jninjured..
•
:Mrs. Fleet - was before her
Marriage, • Miss Beatrice . MacLeod,
and folIowing.•the death of:' her par-
ents, • lived with "the' late Mr: and
'Mrs. Norman Matheson in town.' She
,received her ,education 'in 'Lucknow
Continuation School and later .went
o
"i' onto, to, wher`&-eie `had le positron'
Toro
as a: sten6grapher rHere she'mot--arid
'
and' two brothers survive, .all of
whom 'were present at the funeral.
They'. are his mother, Mrs. John' Ack-
'ert of Regina; two sisters, Mrs. C.
Boarding, • Regina, aiid ' ` Mrs.: R J.
Harper.,. Leney,pask.; and two broth-
ers, Mr. Ernie . Ackert of • Holyrood
'and Rev. T. H. Ackert of . Allenford:
Ont. . . .
'Rostella • Mullin. late Mr.. Ackert had recently ,become
Barn Near . Kinlough -
Destroyed By Five
-. •
Fire of'an unknown .origin totally
destroyed the 'barn on the piemiseq
of Mr. Jack' Emerson, I2th concession
of I{inloss, West 'of KinIough, . • .on
Monday -morning. • '
Everything *as • apparently as us-
ual when Mr: Emerson and his family
set out for Blyth to attend the Or-
ange celebration. Ile stopped for a
-mow minutes on passing through thio
Village and as word had been roceiv-
ed at, the local telephone exchange
he was informed, of the .unfortunate
happening.' Ile immediately returned
'home to find.the building in a smoul-
dering mass. ,
Prom' what.we gather,. neighbors
•at a distance noticed the blaze, lint
t the scene found the fir&
on arrival a ,
to have made such headway that iit.
was impossible ,to remove ' anything
from the building. . We •understand
that Mr. • Emmerson had completed
• drawing in hay which will mean an
added loss.
' Mr. arid Mrs. J.' C. Pratt and a • valued member. Interment . was in
Mrs. Sheldon Miller from Brantford, Greenhill Cemetery. ' •
were' week -end visitors. with Mr.' and "
Mrs. Richard Webster. • , Sunday Evening
Mr. Alex Murdie, accompanied by • .' - Band Concert
Mr. Andrew' Thompson, 'motored .
from Toronto- -on•.-Friday, returning The,ucltnow Citizen's -Band; under
to the city On Saturday. the leadership'of Mr.. Schatte, gave,
Mr.. and 11rs. Edward McQuillit, a splendid program of sacred: music
and Messrs. Eddie and Evan McQuil= on Sunday evening. This •is the first
lin spent the week -end with Mr, and loch entertainment. to. be, offered by,
Mrs. Harold Dawson in Toronto. the present band and. -judging from
• We are agents ' for Beatty Bros. the crowd of cars and peoiple which
goods. • We have id stock, Hay Cars, blocked • £he 'corner it. was. well • re
Forks, Slings and Ropes, , ceived and was an enjoyable hour of
Wm. Murdie dc Sbn music.' A. temporary band stand'has
Messrs. Alex Smith 'and Arthur been erected on the • corner opposite
Andrew are attending the United'the Central•Garage and although the
site and accomodation could be, im-
Church summer -school which is being proved it seems to be the most suit -
held: on Miramichi,. Bay 'near
Birthday Anniversaries Ofi
Long Time. tesidents 4
' Sunday, ,.'July 112th; marked the
birthday of tw.o -long time residents
of f.ucknow, • Mrs. Alex Ross, . ,and
Mn. Joseph Nixon, who reached, the
81st and 82nd milestone, respectively, •
Onthat: memorable day.
Mrs. Ross who is 81 years of.
• n rile
in.
Du nv 1850,
born , .
s .Dor
age . wa
her maiden name ; `being, any nn
Shelton. In 1868: she was married to
Mr. Alexander .Ross, whose death!oc•
cured last Decembdr.1,Mrs.' Ross is
still quite bright and active and as
usual attended the Anglican church,
of which she is a faithful 'member,
on Sunday morning. Mrs. Ross was
extended' congratulations and . the
good wishes of .a number of fziends•
and, was fondly remembered in •recei-
vilig' many beautiful flowers,- She -al-
so: -received flowers and an:. approp-
riate gift' from .her four daughters,
Mrs. Locke and :Mrs. Bishop of De-
troit, Mrs.. Fritzley of. Chesley, and
Mr's.. T. W. Smith of Lucknow. •
Mr. Joseph Nixon was born in
Vaughan Township, north;of'Toron-
to in 1849-82 years 'ego. Upon com-
ing to Lucknow, 23 years ago he was
employed fora time in the local fur-
niture factory, In. 1880 he married
Mary Champion who died several
years ago. 'Since that time, Mr. Nixon
has lived' alone.tHe. is quite active,
enjoys working about in his . garden
.and was in Blyth on Monday at..the'e
Orange celebration. In the family -19t)WLERS WIN AT GODERICH
fife- girls; five
of
Port able place for holding the mid -week
band concerts.
Mr. and Mrs. Finney and ,young, ,The Wednesday evening program
•
son are visiting at Brighton. During was 'cancelled and also the one next
Mr.'Finney's Absence, Mr. R. Walters. Wednesday as -the local musicians
of-..Seaforth is in charge at the local are attending Band Tattoos in neigh-
I3ank:. of 'Commerce, boring towns. We . understand it is
Mr: and 'Mrs. C. R. Nfeyers of the'• intention of the Band. to at' least
Sandwich, were -week-end visitors continue the Sunday evening. program
Sand , in the week that the Wednesday ev-`
with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. 1VIcQii'11in.,
Miss 1Vfargaret McQuillin returned to, ening entertainment has necessarily
Sandwich with them.
to be, cancelled. • .,
,, . Mr. and 'Mrs. Howard '`Finlay and SUCCESSFUL NORMAL
family of Winghain, Mr, Thomas H 'STUDENTS
s
Ford .of Ridgetown, Mr.. and, , Mrs.
marr:e ' Mr., r'rank R. Fleet -Besides
her husband, a young son, . Donald.
survives, '
The funeral service was. held on.
Monday from Mile's Funeral C ape
Toronto,- interment "being in Mount
.Pleasant' Cemetery:
From : the Globe and; according' to
the story eUir. McMillan, the party
had left Ottawa early in the evening
ASIIFIELD UNITED C Itacn•
.._,.Annivershryy, servnies at El'•afce`s
• a.:. ,Jul- .],9th _itev: C
.•H.
next, -Bund y, y i_.. -�
Witt ns of •Stratford, .will lye
De Witt Coven ,,
"che'r for the day. Sertices .....
• , the preacher ... ,.... ,
erno'on at 2:30 P.M., Evening 7.30
Aft ,
P
Boar Moet n'�' atI aekett'9 on
ueaday, qly
VA, at 8 P.M. • . .
driving in a lightroadster, with the'
top .down, Mr, -McMillan drove until
they reached' Smiths Falls,. and Mrs.
Fleet then took over the, wheel, Mc-
Millan getting'1 into the rumble seat
to sleep. He recalled nothing further
found.. "d• u
' u •an
woke
e p
un � �°
tai. -11
on its. side in . the ditch and
Fleet and Tu net ' pinned under the
running board. •
The accident -.happened on a curve
and Mr, McMillan thinks that the car
was • travelling at, a good rate- of
Speed.. Mrs.' Fleet, made the 'corner
all right, but lost control of, the car,
which ran on to the shoulder of the
highway, and then into the ditch,
#O.r..
Weddings
Anniversaries
Birthdays
Graduations
& all other occasions
ARE HERE IN
,ABUNDAr4CE
Alwa,ys
prpetki.fig
New
CALL ' and bring ' your
_Gift:_P mblems with you.
Armstrong
Jeweller u' .
ANGLICAN CHURCH' PICNIC
HELD AT POINT CLARK
The annual churchand Sunday
he car I<school picnic of St. Peter.'s• Anglican
1
Mrs: church, was held' 'on •Thursday after ,
where. it. turned over twice. .After
the accident; the car took . ;fire and,
was . destroYed. _ Mr. McMillan aitrib-.
utes his escape to the fact that he
was lying low in the .rumble seat:
When the car stopped rolling, 'it • was
lying' on its side, with Mrs. Fleet and
Turner under the running-board.:Mc-
Millan crawled; out and ryas success-•
ful in getting the two persons free
of the car before it caught fire: Both
a vere,,.rushed:.._to the. Kingston hospi-
tal. Mrs. Fleet's, brother, , from Ot-
taw*, arrived yesterday'. morning and
took .charge of his sister's body. Re-
latives of Mr: '„'Turner took his 'body
to' his late home in Cooksvilfe.
C.
Guest Collins and two daughters and
Mr.:Ed. Collitis of Bervie, were Sun- Normal school results were rib-
......---,t-
day,
tray visitors -with Mr; and Mrs. W.J. dished on Tuesday and in the lengthy
Todd. list we notice the names of several
•Barber of Cran local students. Katherine 13• Mac -
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kenzie, Mnlco1m C, Watson,. Writ. A.
brook, B. C., have•• been visiting with
Henderson and Donald A. Grant,- of
n
the latteeomothe.r, Mrs, N. L. Camp -
Toronto, (formerly of the •village).
bell. Mr. Barber' returns West today were granted ,interim first class cer-
while Mrs. Barber ao'd her two tificates. Clara I. MacDonald, Loch
daughters, Lorna and Dorothy 'will
Spend
were 4 boys and w g . .
whom are still living, •Fied and Hairy A rink of local
howlers composed
of the village; • Jim in Detroit,• Joe pf Messrs. Howard Anew, Robert
near London and Mrs. Plowright of' Rae, Joseph ,Agnew ' aild Wellington
Oshawa. . McCoy (skip) .was successful •in-
winning 2nd prize. at„ the annual
noon of last' week' • at Point 'Clark:.
The day ,was fine and.. warm and a
large turnout of the congregtion took.
advantage: of the' opportunity of
spending . a pleasant' time , by the'
lake. There were races•for the young
and old with suitable prizes ; for,. the
winner of each event. Softball games ;
and bathing interested many of the'
picnickers:.upper; which is always,
an important feature. of such„ an out-
ing, was then served,•there being the"
usual good- things • to -.-eat'.. and alga,. •
an ample `serving of ice cream.
alsh and'Charles W McQuillin, St.
few weeks in the •East. Belens, were granted inter'hil 'second
• class, certificates:
NAMES O1VtITTED
We
have.le,arn ed= of -two ._ :names.
were om'itt I itt. tli* Lucknow
Which .. ,
trance results ' pub ished. last week:
en �.
Johnston• of. the 10th ''conces-
Irene. With
Sion, Finless,, passed with''hronors••and
Lloyd Malan of 2nd conuessit it alio
passed,
RESUME REGULAR MEETI NGS ' Goderich bowling: tournament held on
last Wednesday of last week. This
The July meeting of the Lucknow rink bad four wins with a plus of 1.6.
Jr. Farmers and Jr. Institute will be The prizes n ere • linen lunch sets.
held in- the ,Town Hall; Friday, 'July
17th, :beginning' at 8:30 sharp. Mrst ATTENDING GRAND LODGE
•
Crozier, prelident, of . South Bruce
is expected to address the' Mr. ,and MIs; Geo. T. Aitchison, Pchison,
,.,
Juiior Institute: The Roll Call. will Mr: and 'Mrs. Ed. Hodgins, Dr: aek
be'•"A summer dish for 'bot weather, Mrs. W. V Johnston; and Mr. Ja a
and .how to nuke it; Mr..Forsythe, the T, '0uaig went to Windsor on' Tues -
Agricultural. -representative will ° give
an' illustrated address- and Messrs.
Win. Andrew and .Peter Watson will
give short speeches on power farming.
As this is the first regular,meet•
ing of the year, we would like, to
remind the imempers-the fees are. now
due: Girls are asked to„ bring sand -
wishes. 'Au those 'interested are cord-
ially invited 'to attend.
nd- the
B uee_- County-=
Rural Picnic in PortElgn'8n` Frklay
24th. The girl's softball el1'an-
July . ._
i 1 be decided when Luck -
ns
now
w i ,,
now and Malcolm - deet at 10 ANC
that raritint ..
y;.
MAILING LIST CORRECTED '
This .week• weft ave_:correet'e?i, ou..
mailing list and. subscribers are ask-
ed to look'iat the date en your little
•.'
and. in case of an error, to.inform
this office so that any',mistakes may
be corrected..
a� X°spa +"'��a•'
LAKE HURON LEVEL
• LOWEST IN HISTORY
A report ..front the.Department o£'
Marine, Ottawa, on the water . levels
of .the Great Lakes, during June ,gives
the level of Lake Huron ;as 23%,
cies' lower than in June 1930, and
19% inches • lower, than the average' •
level o€ June for the, past. 71 years.
• The beach at Point Clarke, espec-
iall on the south side of the point
where the water is particularly .shal-
low, is possibly one of. the' places
along Lake' Huron's shores where
this lowering of the lake leve
most noticeable. The water has
ceded At )east 50 feet .. fro
year's shore -line, and as
left a reeky and unattra
is
re- ,
last
uit has -
ve •beach.
Bargain -Women's Pu -re ' Thread
Silk Hose, All Colors -Full' . Fashion'
at $1.00, "MARKET” Lucknow Dept.
Store,.I •
.WOME S' INSTITUTE .MEETING
he J _I- meetingand annual pic-
u y
nic of the Womens' Institute ; was
held at the home of Mrs. C. Steward.
/.
day; where the gentlemen, will attend Following, the .usual opening exer-
the Masonic Grand Lodge ' which cises conducted by the'president, Mrs.
meet's ori Wednesday in the Patter= w. G. Andrew, there :was- a short
son Collegiate auditorium: business session, at the close of which
the Roll call was answered by, Games
PITRCHASES I,IMUUSINE HEARSE
' we used to Play. Readings. contribu-
-.
, • ted by Miss .Armstrong bf Chatham
'Mr. Wm. Davison has brought his were much appreciated and ;enjoyed.
e uipment up •; to the minute by the There was a splendid -Program ` of
equipment
addition of a modern limniislne• contests and races in . which old and' -
:hear
se and ambulance combined. De- young heartily joined. Refreshment
F: a �. a -_ ole of thanks ex-
1 y was `made on �ues�"ay, the were- served' and" a v
rver ,
'� s *lilt on a Chr sler tended to Mrs. Steward for the user •
body, wile -h was . y
i, cona'truction ofher home. 'The` singing of the
chassis; -has been, linden h r Leif
__
for' the past 'month being '6uitt' fly the' Maple • Leaf brothglit a pleiisant • -
p•
3% 1104 0) a eio'pet
Ogmlestier i'al Body Builders of Guelph,
.w'..•_J
4.