The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-03-06, Page 8•
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nelit;NZIE- KING
be his latest and
e: 'P,r1iament is in session
and ;there is a good deal
here being an election
014e:' of CoMnions daring
ng surnrner.'The- 'Govern,
atest move to get in line With
ifli9n .in Ontario is bill to
OW of Iltieor to the United
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RAIR434 pcgoo.14 REPouTs
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Sr II9yd 11101all 10: MOW
MacCetinell' 83:, LaWriiice •Ma01.4e0d
72: Ellen liorn4 6a: Gtace Maid 64'
Jr. III7-Mation•Camphell 85: Dor-
othy Mcceponellt 75 Lorne Sills. 60:
'Calvin
Sr. XTL-DrInfild,' Thomson .54,
3.1.1",-;:WlIntlfrett-Thonison 77: Cli,,-
fferd: McNall:i 63: • Mary Carter 614
Jimmie Bu 66: Jonnie:Carter
Millicent.Carter 57,
I-LFreen. MOopeall 93*: Rath
England 704 Margaret Thomson 57:
::George Carter 47:`,
,8r.Pr.r,4\turtice Carter: Ray MeNall
3r Pr -Edna IrWiniEileen Carter,:
(*) .absent.for egami , , ' •
w On Roll ' 1•Afe. Att 24.•
. • leacher flamiltiall;',
S S Flo:'5 Ashfield
, • Sr.' mo:rits .275: Peas
165 -Lloyd Minter 216.
Jr Marks 325:. Pesti
Hunter: 292:. Violet 'Rit-
chie,242: Daisy' Ritchie 170: Ruby
Reid 167., , . ; •
Jr: /a -Possible Marks 300: Vass
180-Harvey'Ritehie 197: Irlma Hack-
ett 184 • • :
'180 -Lane Oardner:203: Ellen 'Andrew
Sr. II.•---PosSible marks 300: Pass,
1901 -Rena Hunter 170; 'Jimmie Reid
168. .,
Jr. H. -Billy. Drennan 67/Yo: • ,t :
• Jr. I-i-•Deris Reid.. .
Hunter:' Eldon Ritchie*
Na. Roll 15. , Ave: .Att 1485
Teacher: -Ada M. Webster.
S. Se, No. 5, Knaloss 'for February.
Tested in Geog., Spell Comp. and -
Literature '
An -is,„ is visiting her-= Sr. IV --Beth 'MacKinnon 7414:
Fieleyeen.„ , • J,ohnston MacLeod 64: Elliott Car':
c.,44.10ifarth;10,1nt 17;.thers 14*.' . "
Ft, th., IV. Mary White 69. • •
4"7.#11 Mrs' Sr.TIT Leonard MacLeod 74: WU-
Lewis m„,ylor' fred White '65: Irwin Carruthers 47.
ivin Jr. M -John Parkes 62. Billy• MacKenzie 70: Betty ltiacKenzics
0Oft'e have'
c -Good ---,Kathleen Carruthers:' 68: Goldie Purves. 40,
S. 5..N9,4/. KinIOssJ
• EXanlined. in Geog.,.Hist., 14t.,
Ari3Olo Orem., and ComP. •
.8„r IV,•;-:Clujstene, Otr70%; Aleg
Or Florence liodkleY 60.
Sr. III -,-Lorne Wa11 74*: HoWard.
Cackenette 59: Jim' Moffatt 58.: Rose'
Ogekenette
Hockley 62: Dolly
Or 69: Donald McKinnon 50: Bertha
Richardson 49#:'Florencie Wade!) 44*,
II, -,Gertrude Oaskettette 83: Dail:
offatt 74*; ArdYss Brown 60; Wal -
I ce 'Richardson 56*: Freda Riehard,,,
s n 50*; Veronica 'Wade' 34: '"Jesse
S. S. Z19'4.West Witiafiesili
Roont
Narka '
14-B9Pall/10 114 -6 -IL
nom 1003: N. Wpatherhead 089; G.
, iller 917:, L. Miller 807.: •
jr. Marks 1013-J:
Baratir 819: Y. McQuillin • 855: -N.
•319Donald 807: M. Morrison 805.
II -Possible Marks' 1211-E, Swan'
1174: ft. CrO.anston 1010: A. • Miller
876. •
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088-G. Weatli-
erliead 952: •G. •MecD,oneld 937; P.
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BOOK FROM, ED. C4SWBLIA
A recent 11,011 to our deal'
a cppy of a new edition of "„Canadian
Singers aail Their 'Bone by
real "OW Boy" of Luokpow, Ed. S.
Caswell. The first edition .o this book
came oat 15 years 'ago. Xt containf
ed very Mil OOPS of leading Can-
adian literary. .men and. 'women to-
gether With a photographic repto-
auction Of the hand -writing of the
author. ' pictured --a selection
genie popular piepe.,
The present ,edition is quite an im,
Durnin 936: 11". Me.cDonald 850: IL prevenient .on the first. There ire
rr 32. . • . Woods- 724, ' more pictures in the "Portrait gal-
' IL...Geroe Brown 69: Isobel Orr, 44: prr.4,540.1144,1ral..ks'.840_,R, Webb ierye And they are lAtter. The hook
earl Hockley*-.. • 302: J. Pritehafd 296: A. *Polled is at onceinstractive and ipteresting
• Pr. -Joan McKinnon,: George Mf.276: 3. 4itehison 263. -
to these who have but a .sat
,fatt, ,M04innon; Beatrice. Test Diarks • - , • ledge of Canadian nether:, rni
deckenettei: /*lifted. Weather feet that., they to have
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• ` • WW1 171 :ft. Then* 74'; Miller : more
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Ice,- on Roll 28.• , Ave.; Att.. z.6:‘ Jr: ,Idegaililnit0':- it FP:rater, ; If we mai offer a wordofcriticism
Those marked with asterisk.' 66: N.' McDonald Morrison thie It: Would be ;an improvement
were Absent. for: one or .1T -B: *Win 97:•!It.:,.CrifflatOtt, Peri :if: the :• 'quotations 'WOO*:
inations. • • Jean Line, , • . • .7`. the • page
No.• ". Ave.. Att. 19., in. sinall de/trip:ye: The ',Writing '
• • S.S. INC. 16 Ashfield
Verag. Todd. Ina -4 a worthy author is hard to
Examined in: Snelling, Agriculture • read and a reproduction in type
Geog., Art Lat Arith. & ' '
S- S -No 3 Kudess
" would be a great helm
V -Frances Crozier 24%; Eileen- Sr; •Colwell 70%.
'An 'appendix eontains 105 short but
" , . Jr.1,k-gabelliess 72: Irene John-.
Treleaven 80. :informative biographies,. referring of
Sr. IV -Anna Treleaven 85: Colin .sten 59:. Grace MacPherson 58: Maur. course, to those in the "gallery"
ice Bode* 30: Mabel Etivikshaw 28: These are highly, useful to the student
Crozier .82. • , '
Jr. IV -Alex Genie •63i" Beth Me-' Sr. Eckensvviller 45: Cur-
rie Colwell 28: Ralph Hodgins 261
jr. III-NOrman Roos 48: Jimtny
Johnston 37: Garden James 31: Jane
Carter* 28:.Levi carter* 8.
. Class -Ina MacPherson 88: Gor-
Connell 54.
• Sr. III -Harry Swan fit: Beatrice
Treleaven 89: Benson. Shackleton .76:;
Lorne Hasty 75: Watt 63:.
Si: Cidbeit' 76: llonneY
11 Culbert 71:..Iona . Swan Reggie, don MacPherson 83: 'Verna Johnston
Gaiiley 44. ' 54; Evelyn Johnsten 54-: Peter Carter.
I-KennethGenley 65: Cecilia Watt '20*: Florence James 15
54. .1 ClaSs-Good-Stanley • Johnston:
Sr. Pr. --Anna! Culbert,. 70.
Edythe Johnstoni '..Harvey - Johnston.
Jr: Pr., --Aden .Gauley 61.
Fair -Mabel ''Iehllatoll•
Roll 19. . Ave, 18.44' Nino. r-Eggellent--Grant Echen-
' Teacher: -0. M. Kilpatrick. swMer.
Those marked (*) missed an elcalll'
• ' ,, . S. S. No. 9, Kittle:Ss , - . ' iruition. , Helen L Thenapson,
Honours 70%; Pass 60%/'
Form 11'.-Donsilda MacCalhim .85:
...;.**060,10.1 •
Stuart Dawson ,
ST ULENS
Sr IV-johntliatterson 79; Cath -
Mr. Angus MacDonald whO 'spent.
Cath -
aline Patterson 76: Harold Purves 71:
ueknow'• George Robinson. '. Sr: HI --Nellie Maccalluni 79: de:1-
,0(7i% a, visitor on pr„....pair-Roert, Parkes: Grace me Wraith 77:' Agnes 'PattersOe 68:
fir
and 'Murdean aeLeod absent for. Jean MacCallum ZC
laties in and "!of greater part of month. Jr. III -June Morrison 64: Leola
weelcaround
NO. on Roll 18. 56: Donald hi.ocKenzie 44.
1.• • - (9 Missed one. exam. Purves 87.'
lier-4'fronit here :attended • tis,e
i,es,tived Leeiww • tyre J. MacDonald. I-Wiffred Mintz. ' • I
very entertaining. - s„ s, 9, Ashfiem Pr. -Mary Wraith. '
No. on Roll 18. : Ave. Att. IBS.,
imin • an visited tart' week ' .:Ir Class, --Keith ' 'Johnston 84%4
Teacher:-Andirew M. Thompson
4., t it ' . MarY Clare 76-: Dorothy Curran 58. ' .1', • .
Ai '1d attended a cir IV -Verna Kilpatrick -,1; Wil -
in Brussels, ' on Tues- ' Rani Johnston 68: Olive Bloke 53. St. Helens SchOol-Sr. Room
Sr. I11--tarvey Kilpatrick 71: Al- Sr. V -J. Foran 73*: X. Miller' 67:
cid/mon-land children, ma Curran.'70: CliffOrd Blake' 65: M. Ramage 60: H. Thom 47. •
'pent a few days last Gordon Anderson 64 ..., . Jr. V -D, Weatherhead 60: N. Todd
.. I;an side ' . 4. 5C
parents at g Jr. III --,Chester Twamley 6 . Mut- . „ . .
'arrlithers of Stratford' iel Blake 51. ' • , t • Sr. IV -F. MeQuillin, D. Miller
" : 110:eek end at her Sr. I -Harvey Phillips 83: 'Bertram (tie) 80:
Con . Curran .82:' Phyllis Blake 76. Jr. IV -R.' McQuillin 72:1 D. Mac -
fel Irwin and. Doris'• Jr: I -Elmira Alton 87: Russel Donald 69: A. Watson, 66: E. Dnrnin
-11. Mr. and Mrs Alton 63:' Eda Phillips 56. ' 61: J. Thom 49: G. Morrison 46: ',C,.
' -• ' ' • .", ' Primer -Mary• Horton 90: Wile- McDonald 41:' D. Swan 39: E. Miller
• - mina Lannen 88: Lorne Phillips 50.
„ces. on 'Chintz, Cretonne. No. on. RO11.91, Ave Att 20.75r -Nm on • Roll 17, • • • Ave. Att. 16
etort-Fer Quilts and Coin-. Teacher: --Olive L •Anderson .. .., . , ' Olive -Alton.
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series of : radio 'broadcasts has been inaugurated
by the Canadian -Pa 4fie...1tilhfty ;_e_YetrArridaYnight 1
from 10 to 'II over MAO' in Montreal \and
CX611V in Toronto with possibility, Of extension to
ttlajdr .Canadian cities in the near future, The
baton of Reit Battle, Wfitie work as the director
basis of of the pregramme has been organized miter.
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-iateiciaoroliestras in Montreall-antt -latterly at the:
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Royal Toronto, lute won. litin great popularity.
smoir-opera company has been oNrottized for the
roilue#6* 4f light hglle4.0Persa etigh as, hags hi.
ttirad 46 4010* Niel* mug!. $10114100 Wee
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Onto,. nwnnapeg, Itegma, Vanecniver and Victoria, and
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theae-will -be- _gven- under dittation
',.Heather, welf4nowa charciter acter-and:impreserro•
Ballad operas Frerich :Produced at the Quebec Feat.
'trial; together with Prerich-Canadian folk songs, will
be produed:under the direction ofCharleS MarChand,
PoPillar foikinnget Pie largly- illuStrstion sheyM
elect chatter scene from he ballad "Bo for the
Grande,' atitelriset Ges-, Aviilo a711 star
in the radia prOduation: The other intets are of gcx
Battl, leader Of the Orchestra, and -Allred Heate.
4iliertiet4r. Sete)* aid -producer Of the ballad operee to
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ASOFIELD CIRCUlt:NO*5\
"Lord .teach us to pray" ,
What. is becoming His diseirdest
this surely is of real condemn toe' all
who profess and call themselves
Christians through this- • season.of
Lent. The LOrd and Master of us fdl
said -"watch and pray." "Shortly be-.
for the death of Booth, the great
actor, -he was the guest of a large
number of ministers in the -parlour
of an hotel in New York. Some .one
asked'him if lie would repeat the
Lord's prayer. After a .Moment. of
hesitancy .he did so and when, he•
had finished there wee not a dry, eye,
in the group.. Som % one broke"the
holy spell by asking 'him',how long it
took him to leatn to repeat the great
'the Winter VisitingThis hrotherei-the .
' • ' ' • -prayer. thus. "Gentlemen, he said, 1
have been: trying for morekthari flirty
years 'to repeat the prayer, apd feel -
as._ though 1 seareelv:haVe begun wet,:
thily to interpret it. • • .• . •
The Sacreinent of the: Lord's' Sup-
per 'Will.- .be administered at s.Zion„
•• next. .Sundaiy morning,
look forwartito,•andpray •for all the
eerifee.s Of the. Sabbath „ .•
The : Day ••of Prayer is .heine
'Served. by the Women's: Auxilariesi
Messrs: McDonalds, and other friends
;is leaving today for his home at
Bindles, Alberta.'
Mrs. Rouse and Miss Clark -of.
Guelph are the guests of Mr. and.
Mrs. MacKenzie Webb and their.
cousins the ?dessre.'McKenzie.
Mrs. L Phillip is a' visitor with her
friends in .Goderich. '
Mrs. John Miller: Sr., is very low
at present. ,
The Beef Ring *ill hold n :meeting on Ashfield Circuit. • • •
OiniltereMnotiodyoenaiigihta, ttifinadcr.h: .19. A1:1•. 4n.vintretiqznloton the
IY11 adSi es (:)if14thea hearty
Mils. Gertrude Wallace of Barrie APPoietment tejoin thet In Observing
is ;visiting her' cousin Mr.' *allace the World's Day of Prever to 'be held
Miller. • Zi Church on: Ftidsty afternoon
:hoefir t A Oclo. ck•-• 0. •
thin),
The W.
Sai the
•:eliirk On. Friday 7th. It being 0 the touNG. WOMEN'S
"World Day of Prayer." An invitii- .. • • MISSIONARY SOCIETY
tion is eitended to all the ladies.:
•
he Young Women's Missionary
-0-0-0-- Society met at the Manse on Thuts,
• WHITECEURCH
day evening, Feb. 27th: with tWenty-
_ „two members_ present After theopert,,„
-Mini Annetta Fisher. Of Stratford.ing 'exercises the president, Miss D.
Normal spent the week end at her Henderson, continued the Bible Study
home here. ' . 'Acts, 17th chip. Misses Madeline
Me -
We are horsy. to report -Mr. James Morren and Margaret.'MacDonald
Wilson, Zr..to have been under the contribated duett. The topic, Ovva
doctors care. We ,lope for a apeedy liar Missions -was ably dealt With
recoterYi • by Miss Fern Reid. Mrs. Horace AR-
M!. Forster is at his home bison gave a reading and Mrs. Harry
hire recovering from a recent attack Anderson closed the meeting', with
Of -tonsilitis. prayer. We were pleased to have Mr.
ladies F of ftlie CommunitY leek McKendrick with. 'us who kindly
are invited to attend the World's Day presided at the piano.. '
of PraYer in the United Church .
Friday afternoon. Match 7t.h CHANGE AT CARLOW STORE
Mr. W. J. Fisher returned home
from lat. Clemens, Mid:, .1st Wed- Mr. A.C. Clark who lies been store-
nesdaY. keeper at Carlo* for over eighteen
.The Women' S Institute are holding years has sold out and intends leaV-.
this Thursday evening, March Oth. ing our distrit. The announcement
is received with much regret by the
a Box Social and Dance in the Hall
Fveryhody Welconie. people of the district, as Mr. Clark
Mr. and Mr, Johnsen Conn enter has
their Mende and neighbors has. been a genial salesman,' a faith-
ful servant to the public and e good
to a dance last: Friday evening. citizen, interested in everything that
tends for the good of the comunity.
MA successor is Frank McIlwairt of
ZION NEWS .
Nile,. With some experience -in fact
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' MAXIFING
Mise Ada:of Zig% spent the
Ivecit.ell(l.with,.ber cousins here.
Miss Girace ot Nile, 'Wan
borne ever the week -end. .
-Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Crozier and Earn,
ily of Crewe spent Monday evening
at the home ,of -Mr. aod„Mrs. S.
KilPatrich,
Mts. John Lazenby 'held a nuccess!
ful sale of farm stieckirui tlinnlements
On Tuesday of last week. Mr. Isaac
Cranston , has the farm rented ' for
this season.
4,teep mind the United Young
6" le' d W M.S. eti ' n
P ep s an • . me ego e
Friday evening. Mr. Davis will be
preEient aid:give an .address on \ "A
Chosen ' • ' • „
number -from 'here: attended
thn play "The Village Lawyer" pre -
'en* 'bi- the Exgeleior Class of Dun-
gannon United Church in the Parish,
Hall, Friday. evening 'They hada full
house and the, nlay was well presented;
and .apperentlf thoroughly- enjoyed
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by the audience. '
Ladles' Fur..Coats :
A few Ertra C'loice 'Models that
We wish to clear at great teductimm.•
If „interested no've is. Your chance. •
King, Bros., Winghana
Miss Ada Hentspeni the week end' it 'night be said that he was horn
with Mends at Mstfeking. •
into the business, his father, the late
Miss Eva Gardner Spent a *eek. Robert MeIlwain having kept the,
with friends at Dungannon and Nile general store at the Nile jor many
The W..orld'S Day of PraYerwill Yeaa:
observed by the Ladies of Zion church •
and members of the Women's Mis-, LAMB AND' MUTTON
sionay _SOciety on_ Fridtty_ afteukori
...March 7tht„3. P.M. All__ladies art.
. cordially- invited to attehd. •
M r. mid 1VIrS. Will Cardner visited •
with Mr. and Mrs. les. Craig at St.
Augustine on Sunday.
The Langside Dramatic Club win
itesent their act play "Red Are
Frni" in the Orange Priday
eenirtg IVfareli 7th. iAdraissititi to
35OTT-
aitig after the pisy, Couple 50C.
Lunch served by ithe, Orangemen.
riers:IS of Mr. Jas,:0ardnet, Win-
•-nipeg, will be wry to know that ho
h -as- tottered- a stroke leaving hie
left side parelized. At the age of 80
lairs 4t Is not expected he OW Ira'
!POI IOWA
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EVERYTIIING.004 '40001
cAlAtosurig WHAMS'
INIIRENNIE 9waTED
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ALAO DAOKTRZAL', ANC16,0
PUBLId• 'LIBRARY BOA:RI)
The LecknoW Pablic'Library Board'
held its annual organization Meeting' ;
on. Tuesday evening. 'The. -secretary
'reported. that 'Bey. C. XI. MacDonald .„
who .had been chairman in 1929, had
resigned, having been 'eleatect to, the • ,
School Board, and -one eaneot be • '
InefPlier of the two: boards lfh
seine tithe. W. IC Anderson who l'ad
• been treasurer; , kad also left ,the.
Library. Board to take 'a .place the
!Village Council. • •.
Dr: W. V. Johnston had' been ap-
Pointed by' 'the; Village Council to
complete A.nderson's term :and. was
present. No al3neintment, .by the ,
Elehoel. Board take:'.Mr. MacDon-
ASIIFIELD NOTES " ald'S Place *as. reported'.
• The Aahfield Union U. F. W. 0. in-
tend holclino• .Irish concert in
Leehalsh Hall: Friady evening; March
14th., Admission 50c. Members are
asked to bring lynch. A goed.prograni
ia expected and all are ;welcome..
The '13:F.W.O. and U.F.U. Clubs of
Parainount will' have a St. Patrick's
social and. dance the Paramount'
Hall for the 1929-30 membere. The:
April social. Will be for the 1930
members only, A good program is.
being prepared. Ladies please .hring'
cake and sandwiches. Gentlenien 95c,
BOO of school :age free.
-The consumption-oi-lamb and Mut-
ton in Candkis- showinga „rapid; in-.
crease. During' the year ending last
March, upwards to -4000 More sheen'
and lambs were slaughtered in in-
spected packing houses than during
the- preVions year- The, -totals were;
1;068,885 cattle:, 69,994. 'shee, and
2,03;704 hogs. Ilowever, -there: Sm's
decrease in -the: iniralier_of..cattle_
end logs ilaughteireit at itiele" atoba-w-.
toil's. The p,sekers are said 't� be
making iticreased effort to improve
the quility 'of the products they turn
ea. More of the ,flnishof
ared rileats ready. for "the fAle
bOing Mentifetinied, looking to the:
figrilipment ti home Market.
ere an There
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A revelation of the, wits cange
• and high quality of Manufactured
• products •certering in the .• twin.
:,cities of Port Will.am and Port Ar-••-
thur was'cominented on by, visitors
to .the !•Iioratrinaustri Eabibltion'
held' at' the fernier Mty recently. •
• The Exhibit. was open onlY it0M •
fide inanutactueerS of the.
and: one hundred.'entratiti.:•bad
'pays In which there. was practical-
lyno duplimtcin 01 prodUtits.
Forty ieciis age not a tree eouid
Axe ;een growing ' ea ffrpensiVe
etretches of the virgin Pi:Wiest in
westerp Canada.. To -day trees are
,
plentifui and there is hardly an es-.
, tablished house but has ite
sheltet belt or a: grove of poplrs, '
maples or soine other variety of
trees. Recent reports of inspeoa
tors Of Canadian Government Fir-'
estrY Service show that there Are •
7,600 /arms thits•.provided arid to
date over 100 milli.* trees have
been distributed over the prairies,
with many millions' there bought
from 'nursries and 'planted On
- Alberta led the western provinces
In the number of successful. farm
placements Made in 1929 • hy the
Canada Colonisation Association
ea a total �f. 427 fmilles were
'settled -on 50,802 acres, said W. R.
Dick, stiperintenent.of land settle-
nent for the province, at a Meeting
In Calgary recently.
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The first of the Canadian:Pacific
• Railway broadcastings took place
Februar.' 31 over CICAO from
Montre'al and CROW frdm Toronto,
and will be repeateci. every Friday
tbere4tfter. :TIbese • stationi were
linked over Canadian ..Pacifie tele-
graph&which allovi the use or teeh-
uleal iniprarements brought into
use for the .first• time.. ., Ruining •
from 10 to 11 on the nights et
brOadeisting the concerts will be •
Mao up of:light syniphony orches-
tral . pieces and renderings of light
' and balled opera. music. „ The se -
les will be built up to the Slogan
of "Cheeful and Good" and the Or.
• °Matra WM he under the
Ship, of Res. Battik -
whose brilliant work hits won wide •
poinclarity. Sea chantey muife.and•
Freneli,Canadicin itid• other' . folk
songs will else 02 featured. •
Appointment of L. C. lifeOuat, one
of the Dzninion's leading agrieul-
turiets, • as general agricultural
agnt. of the Canadian •Patific. Rail-
atillOWIcad recenly, Is farther '
' evidence of the railWay's filtered
In the deveiopreent of Canada. Mr.
, McOuat has had 16 years' experi‘.
enee in agricultural and liVestoekh
affairs and enioys the distinction
of having represented' Canada on an
Imperial-^cotinnittet-'to-study--the
met. supply of „thegitish„gmpiree..
Shriners ',making the Royal *ore
Hotel, Toronto, their Mecca nest
June for their. Imperial Council
sessions, Will find a eitY teadi bullt
and. tenipped tor, 8,009 people. ac
their eirvice. The Canadian Pact*,
tic ititiivay are now building "Fee
-City" composed of railway sleeping
ears stid Marquees to take the
of -alfritliiiia-Tierviee •
blinding& l'he new city will'
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closely idjo n the Exhibition
grogede where the convention is be
held i• • It will lie divided' by
• fonlan -Midway" and-itsfttWleagtlt
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Will .he adOned With cmoter_roS4
to, known so "nemeses Drive.'"
ilreet. numbered let. etil•
' !SO flidigte trom 44idwitsu.
Members present were, ' Messrs: '
W. 'Craw. •J. C. Murdoch, A. D. Mae-
Kenziq: W. V Jo.hnston and Mies F.
McLean.
Election .6f. . officers resulted . as
follow: Chairman, Rev. f. W. Craw;
Secretary. A. D. Mackenzie; Treasur.:'
r; Dr. W. V. Johnston.
ItINLOUGH •
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The Woinen'at Day of PraYer' is on
Friday. The Anglican ;led: N•esbyter-
NV111 Unite' ihere for this •
sI a which Will he held in the-
Prsbterian Church at 2.30 pan, It
is heped that there will he
attendance. ' - •
Weare sorty to ienort •111r; Jno.,
.•• ,
1 . 1
Hayes is confined' t� his bed.-
'Mrs Jno, Sleisior visitedthis week
.with her daughteMrs. Beit Mac-
Misies May Grohara and Margaret •
Malcolm, visited ,this week with the :
former'S' sister, Miss Betty Graham
Of. LietOwel.
A. Y. 'P. A. win eet' this -Weeklitt",--
iCigarf on, Wedneseay -night '
• Mr:•Vilni. PerCY who .has been:
with pneureenia is imprIving.
Milfsseese•xtP:rnydisPIiii' fitYlnhe plaotslisy Qtfo
their
brother. Mr. .ino., PurVis.
cuLgoss CORNERS:
A ery. large crowd :atteifded the
funeral of the late Mr. Jno. Purvis
Halyrood last Friday mornns.
Mtn. Fred iThempsen spent a• few •
days Of Iasi week with her daughter
Mrs. Wm. Alton of Ripley.
Ernie Ilannali and Harold .
Thonipson -took in the Chautauqua
festival et Ripley last week..
stewart1301 end Clifferd -Co.rt.
spent the week end With the former4
patents, kr. and Mrs. Bell. •
Mn. and Mrs. Jae: Fdgar spent ,
Sunday with , Mr. and Mrs.' Howard
lialdenby.
• The 'buzzing Of the':'ars and the
caw of, the crows makes us think
that spying is not far away.
Misisl Mary ;Bannerman -anent last
week With her Sister, Mrs. Alex
tock.
Mr, David Kirkland and Mr. Albert
Baines spent Sunday with Mr. Geo.
Bel: Ben Rtittel:.of Ripley, was hep-
. •
hep -
Ing' *leek MacPherson to haul logs
for a day lwit Week.
Mr. and' Mrs. Wm.^..•Stanlev of Kin -
lolls visited Mr. and Mrs. Alex Why- .
tOck on Saturday.
Mr. Levsrne .Hodins, accomnaniell
by Mr. Jaek
Chester 41ackvvell of Kindardine in
getting out his season's. supply of
woad last week. •
Mr. Jack Hodgins'-hd a very snc-
cessful wood -hes one day last week. •
. 13orn-To yr. and Mrs. Joe Wall; ,
Con. 8, a daughter. •Congratulations.
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LA'NOSIDE
, Mr. and _Mrs. Johnson Conn enter -
tabled their friends and neighbors to
dance last Prida, evening.
Mr. Tom. Cooke_ spent thewek mot._
!ib.fri,ends 'Kinardine., •
° -Miss Grace anit•faines Itiamrdson
spent Momity-eveiiii with Mr, ifild
IVIrs. 3. . Conn.
Mesita, Wes. Tifffif SoMOW- --
hedvey. ' stiecessfid_.busa bees - on. - , -
Monday afternotitu " ...
The Young folks the going 'to Zion '... ."
on Priday night to Ant on their play
"Red- Acre rutin"" •
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The Wonien's Institute ate PUtting
On their box 0°141 on Thursday ev-
eeheninrgeiort their Iii.Stitite Bali at 'White-
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Mr, Milvert, llifd:- Ines: -returned to
his home at Zion having finished 42tit*
tipg wood or Sr, ;t, '00)1443.4