The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-05-08, Page 1!Fa
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42.00PE*'YEAR IN ADVANCE; UM OTHERWISE
1.4.1CKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY MAY 8th, 1930.
SINGLEaCOPIES 5 atlENTS
DB. W. M. CONN,ELL
Phylivitra and: Surgeon
. Lueknow •
• Ha*: 1.30-3.30
Phone 86 •
a DENTIST
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Dr. E L. Treleaven, LucknoW-
'•ifotirs: 1,30-5 P..M.
Phone 53 X-raY,
Will hein Piingatinern every Thiireclay
at.
WALL PAPER -,-,A full eine'ef. 1930
*all Paper On hand. Prices consider-
• able down for 1930. I am also agent
for leading job houses. -R. J. Camer-
On, Deeoilatoia Painter and Grainer,
Box ill,Luc:knew.
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FOR SALE=A comfartame uwell-
• ing. Applyt� D. C. eaYlata
.(2U-.s-tia ;
CAR OF SEED :POTATOES
No. I DooleY's-Will arrive in
Lucknew about May 10th.
J: G. 'Anderson & Son,
•.:r.•••••=1, • ,,molam '•••••=1A
•FOUND -In Luckpow, •a wrist
wateh., Owner may have •same at
The Sentinel Office':
- (8,5-c.)
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POSTPONED-LThe .A.Y.P.A. Tai to
be held at the Rectory taschly (Thure-
., day) has .been indefiniteiY postponed,
owing to 'conflicting •engagements.
• FOR SALE(
Otte:set Single Harness; 1, riibber
• tire.,Buggy in ,gObil; cohdition; also a
vacant lot consisting of One and a '
lialf acres • One mile, north of the
'Village. Apply to •••, •
' .IIamilton.•
..(15-5-e.) •
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•'Mast. class residence for sale -in the
Yillage, of ,LuCknoix. Beautiful 19Oa7
.two thoice lots containing at
least 1/4 acre of land, with well
• .barn •on property. Hotase cent:ling *7
rooms,; newly remodelled and 'decor-
ated. -Apply Mts. Alex. Agar ,
• •415--,-5-1).) •
WLIJTECHURdI
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.fda lVfacQuold attended the
Annual ' •Provincial Preshytfrial of
the W. M. S. qf the Presbyterian
Church held at Toronto last. week
• Mrs. Duncan KennedY 'had the'mis-
fortune last Tuesday to sprain her
ankle,•
.. Mrs: Hugh • Anderson and twol
children, of Buffale,- are,' visiting 'her
mother, Mrs.' McGregor, and ether
Wativesi, -
'MrsDa'
• n McInnis returned home'
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on Sunday after visiting •the past
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs,
Butler of Goclerich,
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We ' are glad to report Mr. Mac
Ross to be ableto be •outside again
after his long -serious illness.
• We are sorry to report Mrs. David
Farrier to he on the sick list. Her
daughter,. Mrs.. Ross is ,•home with.
• her.
• Maa., Alex Reid has returned to the
• village after spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Balfour, at
• Lucknow and her sons at Brantford'
and Paris.
Rev. Mr: Ppllock ad Mr. Jelin
• McGee attended the Synod. meeting
at St. Thomas last week., , •
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. Miss Annie Kennedy 'visited last
• week •with her sister Mrs. Tiehborne
at Goderfch.
• Mr. Jack Hutchiscin's house near
• Pickey'S Hill, Was coMpletely
steoyed bY tire early last Saturday
inbrning from an overheated stove.
So quickly did it burn that nothing
, was saved eecept six chairs and the
O (lathes Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison had
on. Doris had to get out-ef bed And"
run out through the flames. The
nepathy of the community is Wc.
tended to them, in their great loss.
O The Annual Presbyterial and Pres -
O bytery meetings of th615reabyteritin
• church of 'the Maitland PresbyterY
will be held in • the •0 Whitechurch
:Presbyterian chureh on Tuesday,
May 13th, dam:110161g P t '10 a. tn..
• There .are aim; meetings in the afteta.
eio9to and 'evening.
• A highly respedted citizen' and one
7 of the OlcVst men in Brute County,
Mr. Jelin •Secat died at the •home ef
his daughter, Mrs. Mlirr&W, here last
Saturdey. 'evenine. He hnd been los-
• ing stroneth.fer the Past two months.
so that tPe° end was not en-eanected.
O The futieral Wes 'on Teeetley at-
e• -'-^n. la -ay friends of the
family eetheee-l.te nav n fast trib
O aea of 4.0.5aaaa &rafted. Se-
-care wee held in the Preebyterian
Chtreeh here and inte.eaieht wag Made
in, Teeswater• 'Centel -wee,
Mr. Scott'S Wife died mite a route -
her d yeate agn, but he ie survived
SOITa caTrad- tlattate.-era Mat-
l'eVe of CallanaV; Generee,of lVfoiltreal
Pettiest of Coleoee." Priee ef White-
c'ene,h and Mrs. hiuvrey .ef• 'White-
cherelo.,
Tate 'Seat, 44'; 2.1.0 Yeatity
eaters e ereidett of Vie Lirfh eaten -
eine nf Celfoss. Siere retieve, hoe
the feria he VOI4 hi* hOtYt# With
Nitii17.: ws n man of Irrtglit
end' ehoeff,4 ition pleeeant
fa meef, At the, Re -union at Tees -
water last year, he wee pu.45.ei tho
pa the Oldest la. at.
WOW% "
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We ,dont .kaear. just -eihat to „make
of thie.:interiag heat. .Never tsAw .the
like before, sO,early in May,
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:500 ,yards of 25e::Gairtg.hanta Fill be •
sold in the•Barrelin Ari ealupstairaY
Saturday night,The.,Market, • .
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Mr, .aria Mrs,' 'Alea Havens' and •
children, .we're. Sundae guests, :•of • mr.
.and Mrs. Wallace 'Black ot,ederich.
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Anyone Ha&
Icets,•or their .:o1c1 .see me be -
.fore Moinday next:, 1. H.Thompsnn'n'.
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Miss Jean 'McKim is back on duty
at thedrug atere after - spending.a
'cOople' of •i,,/eeka.. at her home neat,
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'500 Bath Towels 'mirth ,25c: each
will be sold in •the Bargain Annex,
(upstairs) on Saturday night. -The
Market.
O Mr. ertd Mrs, Milton Naylor Land'
• children motored from Torento ,and
• spent the week -end with Luekpow
friends. '
Mrs. •HorAce„ Aitchison and two
children,. Aylmer and Douglas spent
Sunday with •Mr. and Mrs: Erpie
Aitchison of Harrtstbia
Master Dick Treleaven returned to,
-his 119,Me in Hamilton 9n Satieday,
after 'spending a few Week; at the.
home of 'Miss Gertie 'rrelearen.
The Table Factory will remain
•closed until Friday- morph -le 6/1 ac-
count of the death 'eV', feneral •of
the. manager, Mr. Joh Button.
. The local WoMen'o, Institute wish
to thank all who assisied in 'Making
the Cinderellaprogrenis the fine axle -
cess Ova they were, •• •
-Mr. and Mrs. Clair, Agnew, their
tittle daughter Kethleen and 'Miss'
Alma MCKay motored UP -from, Win-
• dsor' and •sperit the vi-eek-ead•I, with
their. 'Lucktiow friends. •
• FollOwine...-'the electrical storm last.
Thursday night, Lucknow was with-
out Hydro service for several' hours.
lightning having burned out one of
• the main fdse. • This Was• replaced
before noon en Friday and tall Was
well again.
There is a chanee of r•.-eagement
at the local Walker' Store' this week.
Mr. R. •Puthie who free been •in
t•barge the past year and a half •is
returning. to Tetronto, hie elece being
• taken by Mr. John -McIntost • who
conies from Belville.• •-
• •Mr. James .Ritchie who has beep
driving the drayl for the Table Fac -
wry was •taken ill oe'Monday and
removed to, Goderieh HosPj'al. His
trouble appears to be a return of An
illness whieh he had a few years ago
Latest report's are that he is improv-.
ing. ,
The Jr, Institute and Jr. Farmers'
Organilations will hold their regolar
nionthlY meeting in the Town 'Hall,
on Thursday evening, May 16th at
8 o'clock sharp. 'A large attendance
is requested it this mee:ing as there
is considerable business to ,straighten
up. Please be on
• The Rev. R. W. Craw was in Tees -
water on Monday in his capacity as
ipterith moderator for the Teesvaater,
United. Church congregation, there
being a• congregational meeting to
consider.extemling a call to a minis-
ter. The congreceition• proved /to be
practically enammou's in'aster of
calling the • Rev. r., Monteith • of
Lancaster.
Next Sunday .being Mother's Day
appropriate .serVieep will be held in
the local United Chui•ch in the morn-
ipg. The evening service will °
withdrawn on account Of Tifil .Ani-:
versary services being held in the
Presbyterian Church When. the. Rev.
Dr. Drummond of Hnmiltote one. of
the outstanding preachers of Ontario
will be the special •sneaker.
, A SEVERE STORM
•Following a few clays of tit season-
able hent eerly last week. the "Storm
Kine" broke loose. Mande-, night
and /or five roe, lemre• sent up a
succession of eleetrieel storms aetom-
panted by heave' fells of lathe which
•Went quite heYon't all useful limits.
We •hevenh. heed of any serious
damaee done by lightrine, in this part
het' out at Mr. Dan MoIntyre's farm
there as a eery tineeeel oecerrence.
A tree etanditor not far frAni the
ferin buildings 'Was struck by light -
nine three times within 1 fee,' hours
a -the hits. occurrine &wine. difereet
stories. This somewhat disnores of
Vat calege that lightning never strikes
twice in the same nlaCe.
• --(ace:at-
New Stiere. New Goods. N6 -v Low
Prices in the teranie Aneex eistairs
Wedneerleyl end ,Saturday
The Market.
'VILLAGE COUNCIL*
Thete wee tiAt meet, (Wel at the
rreailee Meeting of 'fl'e Leal:new. Vii-
laae Council. Thesdee evenina. The
resir# and four conneillors Were pee -
sent, but drily rootine hneieees canto
up-ecorresnendence. neeotinte ' and
..general diecugelon filled up -the time
Theclerk reeprtiel connatonioations
00bl /OM' pattiea who Say they are
intefeeted"
o ekedfr ever. tar a. 'propoattion
frem the town. The clerk. Iri*A instrVe
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'ted ,;to wt1t4 thOKO pertioa. asking,
-Them to -aliBfilit ercifieofffk-Te-.7. and-
etating that 'the COI:roil: WOuld Can-
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Striae etch. • •
The Village Atidifee'Sreaert: was
foteivod 0,114 •the eleilt 01.0.04 'to
• hove so COpIto printed, .
MR, JOHN BUTTON. PASSED
' AWAY IN LONDON HOSPITAL
Priminene Blisinese, Man Here For
TIiirtyea Years ---Funeral Thursday
Afteru6on. '
• lvir.• Jobe Button iehose illness We
mentioned briefly- laet Wtela died: in
•Victoria Hosnital, London, Omit Sey;
en o'clock ;Tuesday Morning of this
• Week., He. had .1e,en..111 about '• two.
weeks from an internat./thee:Asp whieb
• an operation failed t� .reniedy.
'hope of recevery was ent,$tllned by.
•hie :.physieians once -the nature .of
Abe trairble was ascertained
The funeral will be this, Tharsday,
'afternoon to Greenhill Cemetery; .ser
vice b.e held at the• residence at
2.30, o'clock., Teeswater. and ,Lucknow
1. 0. G. F. feriae's" will have eller&
of . the, obsequies: ' • •
Mr...Button was in -his 74th year.
fie is sarvived •by' hie •wife. tylo •be-
fore, her marriage *as MisaTEliza-
•aeth M. Iridin ,cf' Teeswater; and -by
one adonted daughter. Mrs.. 'Winter-
etein,• of Ridgetewie He Was the son
et pioneer family who •can'e *0 out•
from: Eneland araroef tied. on the 8th
line Of .Culress. Fee4., There were
.sevon ..boya in 8.the ,ArnilY• andtwo
girls..•Feur :brothera• survive: George
of ,:•Teeswiaer: "Tames ...of • Culross;
.iesse of. Celifornia .and Wateen' in
Saskatchewan died .in
• Califoreia a few • yeaaa eeo'..- and
7heeles •for.' 'mane ?gears '..elork of
Culross Townalep-aleo pessed. away
.Sbnie years ,since., The sisters.; both
-deceased were Mrs. Wm. Fe%Int,' and
'Mrs.', Dever,. .,The foeiner. .die&
.and.the latteein the West':
.The hate' Mr. Butten began work
•'ih his 'own' account as a carpentet
and builder,, kit:soon set up in. Tees-.
',eater in the:ferniture 'business hav-
ing tor a time .both, a stpre •and.,faea
tory. •Abeelt, the 'end -of the:last gene,
•'nay, therecame, a tetie when- he
• felt thafr he niUst either enlarge...and
.noderniie. his factory .Or. go out Of,
.kind' 'Made propesal „ to
:reesweter Yillnee to geta loeu by
Way of bontis, to 'enable hint 'to. Make
the. change. A by-law having that in
view wee defeated by the 'few Ater.
atepayers, and a similar' proposal
reveived ..faeorable eona:dere
ation in 'Taicknow, Mr. Button. ineVed
to this village .iiietaliout. 30 ,),..-ears
• ago. :The 4DeknoW-:Fernittire
any, leter . changed. to the Luckhow'
• Table Ciimpapy, was organized,. with,
• Mr. Button as • Manager. This. niove
--arked a turpier; .P? l'he.tide- bus-
iness matters and the'company. has
• alwaya • prospered -due ' largely to
Mr. Button's shrude and carefulanan,
igenient He was' a hard worker and
for Many years was the g•uicling
epirit ef the •hueinees. Of lete years
he .teek businesa. 'life' rriuch. • ensier,
•leaving .tritrefi 'Of the••work• t-1 Mr. R.
Robertson who, Tee '.been with • the
comPany. 'for about •• twenty 'years.
But Mr. Betton nerer lest 'e 1“',71.
terest in the business he had built
up,. 'acting b.' was .tOcen: ili in
an •advisorY .canneity. •
Mr. Betten did 'not fake nue h to
do avith'publie life; church'ivork mak-
ing e steon,:rerAappeal to Thru
•'mt. his htnere-e!eoreer ho hod' been
an active e-nekrer ia. end libeael. sup-
norter of the Methodist.' erel liter
the Niter! Chnroi. Forehin .Missions
and the Temeeranee" ie.nvetoent. . .
al-
ways eppeeled eepeciallystrong, th
him. in •entiaies l•e "'ne qsSOCiated
With tt,e rouservative Party. • . . •
'Needless' to snV Mr. Button will be
greatly miseed from 'the besiness and
-borch aetieitiee of Leektirne.. His.
wifewho lies' not enipYed geed' health
for mere than a' yesr hie the eym•
pathy of t.,e wide circle rf friends at.
Teeswatef as,well as in -•Lucknow.
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Mr and /Mrs. Alex. McTavish; of
Ripley were visitors at the Manse On
Saturday.
Mrs, George. McRoberis was a -week,
end ,visitot with Rev. and Mrs.' Lang-
fo.rd at London. • '
Mr. E. Hunt of Petroila fives a re-
cent visitor l at Mr. Chas. Ilitireitt's.
• Mrs. M. C. McKenzie and 31,t.-Ifugh
31 -Kenzie,. of Kintail and,Flenorable
D. McKenzie, Minister of Mines for
Manitoba, . with Mrs. McKenzie and
.two 'childrenwere visitors with. their
aunt. Mrs. Clark,; recently.
At the annual meeting of time Wo-
•,nen's. Institute. hold titMiss Creta
Wehli's last week the following Offic-
ers.• were elected: Pres., Mrs. Jobe
O Miller; Vice Pres, • Miss A. Mae -
Kenzie:, 2pd..Viee., Mrs. Ed. Tholn;
See'y. Tteasa Mrs. R. K. Miller;•Au-
ditors, .Mrs. •W. I. M.iller.. D.
Todd:. Distriet tepresentativee.' Mrs• .
G. :Webb. Mrs. A..Apdersori. aiise• M.
C. Rutherford; ,Committee, Mrs. John
Mr91111Iiii, Mrs. Wilkieeen; ITi e Mc!.
Webb, Mr. A. -Genet, Mr:, .G. Staart,
Mre... Jelin rri.,60-rol. Misses Lfh
Ittimphrey. (refWebb, Mary •Mur-
ray, Illecletine' Gahrit.'• A. IP i ete of
the eaeretive will 34•.n. 110'd at Fjrs.
K. Millees, on Thursday evening
Max. 15th. All are requested to at-
• tend:
'fli 'arid 'Mre, Sas. Doirelos and
• Wanda, of Mitebell, viaitect ivik Mrs,
Doloe ivrtitllor." Mr. John (0W••.'eron
Mrs. Male Retherford is a vieiter
with her dnughTterf .Mrs„.0live Ander
Son. 8t.13eigreire,• .
and Mrs. Wiikineorn. Mr. Astir-,
age Mv Gordon •end ,liee M. C.
PA:flier:fetal were. it .Seathfot.th last
weer. aitend•itig merfine of the
Preshv'tere and the Presbyterial of
016 8. .
Rita Sadie Calling • of RibIey . Wee'
a 'week ettil• vleitar With her Slater
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Nral, C. Wilkin$on,
"CINDERELLA" MADE
WITH 11.1C.KNOW AUDIENCE
There Was a happy begine,.ing and,
happy ending to.--the'lanusical
teaVaganzii".•Cinderella, as' • presented
here Thursday and Friday' .evenings
of last week. The Itindred. 017. S11;0'40
.t!):Ok,papt _had a 'good time in preparaL.
Ihne'eethey„ all, aid and young, liked
Mr.- Vawthorne Whe did the training
-.-„kliere., Was 'a good crowd both even-,
'inn, and both parties to the .enter-
prise triAde e,. money -more,
'than, they exPeeted. The affair was
,Ithder Women's Institute auspices,
istnd..thV prekeeds go to the ,soldiers'
memorial fired. We should add that
the audience Was .well entertained
both evenings. In fait it :was, a, eery
nice and Clean entertainment, And we
are sure that the score of youngsters
who took .part w.l benefit, by the ex,
perience.
Cinderella is an .old• nursery tale of
the classic sort in which a pretty and
good natured girl is enslaved and
Much ;abused .by a. heartless step-
mother :and her two proud and selfish,
daughters, but who through the good
offices of a fairy, or good angel, and
the favor of, 'a handsome Prince who
Meets her at a ball,fiaally triumphs
over °her .mean relations, to whom,
however,.. she isafterwards kind and
•forgiving. But then you all' know the
story of Cinderella and the glass
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„Well; Miss Donalde Douglas was
the pretty And. innocent Cinderella;
Scobie, Was the zood fairy
who came inteTtlie life of Cinderella
with cuch happy results. W. B. And -
erten • was the prince; .Mrs.' Hassell
Was the step -mother and Mrs. R. H.
Thompson and A. Turner nlay-,
ed the •parts ' of the heartlesesisters
The program began, with. a series
of nursery pieces which brought'. :a
score of Children in fantastic; cos.-
tume e.poti the stage where they sang
and went • throwah '•seyee ever -claps,
.This was followed by the appearance
of a nuniber of ladies in the, dresses.
and hats of 40, yer%ako, but height-
ened in color rie were elan the ledies
feeee-hi fact the 'girl's. of, '40 years
ago :were not quite so "load." But
• it was all "Extravaganza." '
'Mrs J. Wesley Joynt and . Mias.
Mildred Treleaven contribeted solos,
and tezo . 1itle girli-e-dauglitera of
Rev, and 'Wye, C. H. MecDonald and
Mr. and Mrs. john IViaeDonald-.-•
pretty in MecDo'nald tartan *on'
much aepl,auee in an exhibition' of
highland dentine, The Lucknow orch-
estra contribeted e coutile of num-
here betWeen akS: Mrs. G. A. NeWton
presided at the piano throughout the
long rroerem. " •.)
With this presentation ef Cindet-
ell.% Mr. Hawthorne is eilitting •,"the'
:road" --this beine,. aceordina to his
present 'Mans, his last preeentetion.
He has boon in the theaaideel busi-
ness for 20 years.: and is now set-
tling clewn in Hareilton.,'He was horn
in 'Maeitoee. e,eved British'relum-
bia in early lite, tnek up nutlic en-
tertairing sea •hes heen all over the
continent with his pla.Ys.. •
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HOW THE AGAR CHILDREN
MET TRAGEDY IN SASK.
Belem 'we give parts of the Saska-
toon'.Star-Phenox account of the rail-
way -crossing tragedy in which the
three Agar .children7.--grandchildren
of James Agar of Ashfield, and of
g,. and Mrs.. Jake Miller bf Lueknow,
• lost their lives. •
O The Star Phinox.'report reads in
•part. as follows:
The crossing .at Which the tragedy
happened. is a private one, situated
on ,the farni.•now jointly operated by
Irwin and Stanley Agar, about half
a Mile t...ist froth the Dundiirn high-
way crossing Over the railway, south
of -Charles Agar's farm.,Irwin Agar
a bachelor who hives with his mar-
•ried brother Stanley, had been busy
during the morning trucking fat tat-
tle to Saskatoon. His Ittat.i trip had
been roade to' Tout the caroass of a
slaughtered .beef into cold storeet.
He' had then returned to his brother
Charles' faries and taken 'off the ,eat-
tle rack; .filling his gasoline barrels
from the pump. He then dreve across
the highway into the trail leadiag
across the field and railway to fis
own pi:lee. the..y-Oungsters riding with
him.. Eldon waS riding 'et 'the rear of
the truck, Jn,k. George. and Shir'y-
.iii
-the rah. What f011oWed 'is deser be
ed in .his own Statement' given to
the coroner last night in a ,farrn
house. where 'a• hushedgroun.sought
to comfort (+soh other' the
three little bodies lay upsfairs.
• "'The little eirl called my'attentien
to smile ' ei'ehbere' onttle. When 1
iinj rieein T was •right on:
wild I notieed a train riaht,
looked er
the treck,
note me: , .e en*, stalled nnd I, Str'n.:!
pod on . t1 -'e *tarter. hut the• ear ,1'.(I',
ifict r,srin id. 1 eouhl see thee theP
the- trein wes eerier to hif nip. 1 I
jumped edit and .114e'; to 'rill the lit-
tle girl with me. S'..e :gat caught
emtiewhete, and I, . as citable to got -
her arit.tf 1,
Eld'en Who iiii-i-vettliitg on the hoda'
Of the true k and he ;limped eIeet
test 14fere• t:Ite- 1atiaiilof.;*6,,'frlek. al.
thOuk'l sufferinn; cOesiderahly from
elioek. 'Mantled that he Sow his broth,
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dr Jeekaotteri :the calld oor and_ trSt
to jump when the train hit teo feeelt
•elaterling the door Ant, pienieg Jack
insida.- .-
:reek wea ti etntleet 'nt Ilnelta'n
School. end istmild halt. been 14 reat
jam -tory, being a teerehet Of lOreee
"-lied a membea 'tat 9.ie leadey sabool
class et Haillfeiti Sehecol, and a Mem*
bet' 04 04 trtill lillefi OilatItk.
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The Bread-Hh e Bread
of..Health , of •Health VIT
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_oug MOTTO QUALITYANI;t +SERVICE.
OUR •"QUAtITY BREAD" NiA,Dg mom HE VERY BEST IN-
. GiREDIENTS HAS THE FLAVOR 4., KEEPING QUALI-
TIES Vo.tr REQUIRE -•
CREAM P1FFS, DOUGHNUTS, BON BOOCIIE,CHELSEA BUNS.
-OATMEAL 'COOKIES,' ICED ROLLS, ,PARIS 'BUNS:
.77 cH2O.coL,ATE MARSHMALLQW CKE
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OOLL'irigAN''S QUALITY • BAKERY'
.,Phone 30 • Lucipow-_,
was a pupil at !be Lone Star School
not. far from his twine, while his sis-,
•ter phirley was to IAA, e'started school'
this summer. Yesterday the yOupg-,
'sters' had a metry time at' the near:
;by home of .another'. uncle, Joseph
'Lawson, Where they were .is Welcchte
ad on the Agar 'farm- ., •
At the farm home, while sympath-
etic relatives and neighbera Offered
comfort, the ettitiped parents seemed
searcelY to realize What had happen-
ed, while the uncle of the victims;
bravely bracing ,himself for :the or-
deal of questioning, lapsed into dazed
ifience as. sympdthetic .o ci' la end -'
ed their interrogation. 1: . '
At 'the' inlet little spb rl-, n home
on Ninth Street. while a dilgtQr ffilia- 1
isterect to an' utterly broken mother,,1
the father of little Jack.' found time
fo, voice . eyaepatliv' for' his brother
and sister-in-law. from whoei :tragedy
had at One: stroke bereft of• all their
family.
' ' W. L ANNUAL MEETING '
:The annual ineetIng of !the Luck.'
now Women's institute Will be held
at the home of Mrs. J. Wesley Joynt
on May 9th, at 2.30 o'clock. Mr. A.
F. Hammond, field secretary Of the
Canadian Institute for the Blind is
expected ,to- be present and address,
•the meeting. ; . •
LUCKNOW SCHOOL REPORT.
• • - • • , • .
• •
:0•Room I
Senior Class'
Possible Marks 270: Hon: 202: Pais
162. • • - ;
. Honors 7--• Isabel 'Niel -Jolson 241;.
Muriel, Paterson 240: LouiseGreer
226: Jack Leith, 225: .john k. Yae-
Kenzie 222: Mary Fisher 216: Doro-
thy Irwin 213: Margaret Salkeld an
Marion Traplin 211 (ties)? „ Jane
Hornell 207: Helen Hamilton 202,
Pass ---Helen MacDonald 198: Elva
Twamley 195: Jean Havens 184: Gor-
don • Steward 176: Marvin Solomon..
172: • Gerald Culbert 167: Donald
Finlayson 162*. Blew Pass -Esther
Mortis 156: Evelyn Taylor 135: Ella
Whitley 121: • Jim Webster 120*:
Donald Johestone 96: Jack Hender-
son 78.
Junior •class
Possible Marks 250; Hon. 187; Pass
150. '
Honors -Bessie Stewart 233: Lloyd
Wylds and Russell Garniss 217. (ties)
Frances,• Armstrong 213: Keith Col:-
lyer anJack Cook 212 .(ties): Djena
Paterson 208: Mary Salkeld 196: 11-
liam Scobie 191: Celia Wilson 189.
Pase-IVIalcolm Dymock 183: Donald
MCKetizie 181: Erneat Butten 178:
Cheater Baker 177: • Arnie: Smith,
165: Norman McPherson 164: Rus-
sell Whitby 157: Douglas Aitchison
151. Below Pass -Fred Webster 139.
' (*) absent , a week through siek-
ness. I Murdie,
Room11
Pots'. marks 425 -Hon. 319, Pats 255
Allih 3541
Mil-
'dred Ritchie 350; Edwin Boswell 345;
Arthur Traplin 343; June Collyer 335
Doris Ritchie 325; Zyld.a Steward 324.
HUly Jewitt .320. Pass Mary
Struthers 311; Harriet Whitley 308;
Gerdon Struthers .293; Orland t-
terson • 286; Jean Struthers • 2;
Bruce MacMillan. 270; Jack Button
253. • Belo* Pass -David Jewitt 211;
• Margaret Garniss 182, .
Pos. marks 300 -Hort. 225. Pass 130
Jr. Il Pass -Morrie' Pearlman 214:
Evelyn Whitby 213; Jonn Parer 212;
Helen Buswell 211.; Merione All:n
• 10; Rusell Button 1tyk; Etta Belle
MacDonald 191. Pelow Pass--,31eate
Johnstone, 159; J. C. A rm tong 1577;
MargeM ;Rae 155; J. Co -Johnstone
155*; Anna ,Firilayson*.
* Missed examinationa , • " • '0.
IL G. Sheriff
. April Report -Room In
$teiTTT-floiiHeftie '9'8:
Johnston 95; R. Parker 76: I. Arm -
Strong Maeitenzie 67;
-G. Sheriff 66; C. Hueter WI; M.
Fisher 65: A. Itelidertoe 64; R. Os-
trander 61; A. Leith 61; H. Ritehie
60: IJ elow Maet)onald 54:
M; 13ake'r 51 N. Taylor 474 C. Whit-
by 46; K. Mactittoah 45; A. 'Arm-
strOrig 40; T. Dyeaock 32;, D,'Dynteek.
30.
Sr. MrRinv p7: J.
acDoria14196; Maerlonald
Jessie Hendereoe .85; H. Twamley 79.
Paagee-D. Smith 73: IC. Pavens 70.
A. alewittt 67; J, 'McLeod '65: Jo,*
Henderean 63; T. Jnptene o6: M
Webster 00fleloa•
man 69; A. Aitchisdn 57; G. Weli•ste.•
54; 3. Ctilbert 54; 3: PeArtnler 42;
11. Thompson 40; P:« Whitlest. 89.
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M. MikaCtilluto,
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FAIVIILY THEATREi
THURSDAY, 1.*DAY., SATURDAY
May 80-10
Rin Tin: Tin,
aTHE LAN,D 'OF THE -SILVER FQX'
Drama of ,the Frozen North
and . COMEDY
Coming, .Special
• -"BEN OUR"
Mai 29-730-31
AMP
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FERTILIZER,,• WHEN YOU.
CAN • GE'T *HAT YOU.
WANT 4.NY. TIME?
,
•
ivincEp FERTILIZER CON-
SIDERABLY CHEAPER ••
.THIS YEAR; ' '
00. S. ROBERTSON.
• •
Enna. elettiCk Shoes
For Women 0• •
In .ease'. Some.. may think..
.. •
$7.00 and 86.90, is a high ;t,.rice .•
..for •a' HIGH • GRADE. SHOE
• we feet it •hardly necessary to, • •
• state that there are women in
„ practically every locality who
,
have in'the past found it neces-
sary to seeure, shoes in the
.large cities On ateourit of the.
heed of EXTR-A NARROW or
EXTRA WIDE fitting and who.
have . paid and are now paying
as high as $12.00 andegiten $16.
per pair, and to. these women •
in. Partieular. we have pleasure
in present:ng .
ENNA. ,JETTICK uSRQESO •
which are, equal to the best'.
• .in quality. and in all 'fittings -
that 'is "Extra Wide" or
'Extra Narrow' fair th,e• price
' charged I'm- Enna Jettiek
Shoes from ...Atlantic. to
. Pacific, ,naniely 7.09 & $840
• All Widths- kept in Stoek
• From A A to E E
,
And in Several Nice Styles
Willis' Shoe Store
• PHONE 129 - WINGHAM
The Enna Jeftiek Shoe Shoppe'
NOINNOMINalb
Star Cafe
SPECIAL MEALS
aLLUNCIIES,„
ALL HOURS
"HERE'S BREA D
THAT IIA.S REAL TASTE"
Reid's Golden Crust Bread has
nutritious quality, an. appetiaing
flavor, good taste, that makes it
the better bread. Insist on Reid's
bread arid- yeti, get the beat. Have you.
tried a loaf of our whole v,lioat bread
If not you are missing a rea-1 treat.
For week end specials, we have
Ways a nice ...variety of eakes and, •
cookies to nteet your needs.
Phone 68.
a GOING OFF THE Alta .
The radio broadcasting station at
%Ingham. knowri as 10 B.P. ha e els.
a:Stalin:led for the Present,: haring a
glyen it last • progrem era Vinvtay, •
May 4th. The reason given is the-
eepital nece4sary to make mecesshre
Tni prOvemiltits was ria fortheeming.
Should the neTsserY funds be se'r.
scribed by ititerested parties Rhin
a inonth the station will resume oper-
ation. AcitOri Otle month oi silence a
stAtion loses itq
tea" ---ate