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LOC:KNOW, 'ONT.
THURSDAY, MAY 29th. 1930,
SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS.
DR. W. M. *CONNELI• •
Physician and Surgeon '•
• • Lucknow •
, Moore: 1.30-3.30 ' 7-.$
Phone$.6 . .
DENTIST
Dr., R. L. Treleeven, Lackno.
Hours: 9•s12µ A M; 13045 P. M.
Phone' e' S3 Xray'•:
Will be in Dungannon -every :Thursday
WALL:PAPER,. A;full "fie of 1930
1.
w' Wall Paper on hand. Prices consider-
, , able down Icor 1930. 'I am also agent;
fes leading jolt houses. -R. 1; Lamer.
On, Decorator, .Painter and Grainer;
Box 174, Lucknow.
• FOR SALE—A comfortaule
dwell-
ing. Apply to D. C. 'i'aytur.•
¢
__ (20-3—ti.) -' ... .
FOR "SALE. Underwood Type,
writer, in good condition -cheap;
Dr. Spence, , Lucknow.
FOR SALE—Quantity of Potatoes.
bblers and Jioolies. Ernest Gaunt,
R. 1, Lucknow.
(29=5=c)
Car B k " Salt at C.N,R. Station
to,sell at 35c and 40e in customers
bas, . T}lursday morning, May 29th.
A. ' R,. Finlantion.4
Climax. Bug Killer will kill Verinin
on Vegetables,. Flowers, Rose Bushes
Currant Bushes. Excellent for Pots -
.
•'toes. Pier Pa_25c: V.miald.u.r•die'•&-Son-
•`.� 'NOTICE'
On "and .afte May ` 27th, Miss ' .G.
Robertson, Ma' eliist, will be at T. -
Watson's son.
s BA
roe Shop, o every
second
,
e and
P
Tuesday from J' a. m.. till, 8 p. m:
Kindly make appointments'early. '
: (29 -*-6—c )
DRAINAGE WORK IN
• ' I • KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
The ILinloss Council will be "at :Mr.
Alex McLeod's, Lot N.H. 49-50, Con:
1, '.Kinloss, on Saturdfys, June 7th,
1930, at 2 P.M:, for the ,purpose: of
letting the ' contract . on . the McLeod
Municipal Drain. Contract' to be let
in' two parts, the open portion, and
"the tile portion.,
Thc- lowest or 'any bidder not nee-
essarily accepted.
Anyone bidding to be prepairedto
furnish a marked cheque for 10% of
contract price: Work to be completed
by November lst, 1930.
Plans and :specifications may be
seen at McLeod's, or 'at the Clerk's
office. , .
—ALSO — •
The council call for' sealed tenders
'for the trenching, and covering of
tile, on the Laidlaw, McGlynn Munici:
pa•l Drain on Lots 28-29` and 30, Con.
2 Kinloss. Tenders to be in the. Clerk's
office not later than' June 7th, '1930.
•'Lowest or any tender not necessar-
ily accepted: All tenders .to be ac-
•comr;anied with a marked cheque for
5% of contract price. Tenders to be
• opened. and contract let at the,,Town-
ship Hall, Holy, pod, June .9th, 1930,
at 3 P.M. •
Plans and Specifications may be
s"en at Mr. T. G. G•tunt's, • or at the
Clerk's office. •
�) (5-6 J.cR. -Lane, Clerk.
OUR GIANT FLUFFII( RUFFLES
and ROSE of HEAVEN PETUNIAS
Make a Georgeous Display either
in Beds, Borders, Porch ,Boxes, or
Urns. They can be set out no* and
will start blooming in two weeks or
so and.continne After hard frosts.
We , have a large assortment of
Trailers for Baskets, Boxes and Urns.
llanting;Baskets and : Boxes refilled.
Lettuce deliciously crisp.
Phone Carlow 235 Stewart 'Bros.,
. Benmiller Nurseries,
R. R. 4, Gorierich, Ont.
"A- TREAT IN STORE FOR YOU"'
Why not start now and tune in'
and enjoy ybtar meals with Golden
Crust Bread. The bread that is most
nutritious, nourishing and appetizing.
The 'bread that makes mother stop
baking. Insist on Reid'a Golden Crust
Bread. .
Specials For Saturday • •
Cream Nut Rfolls,
• nlnut- Mace
rDona; Chelsea I iTs, Tants Sponge
"Cakes: Variety titchoice baking at
REID'S'BAKERY ' Phone 63
u it fl l's Fertilizer
, WHY SIGN AN ORHER PON
PZ tTTLYZEI , WiIEN YYt '
AAAA.
CAN GET WHAT ' VA/
•WAIJT ANY TIME2•.
MIXED FERTILIZER • CONN
SI-DERAJtT: -CHEAPER,
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HIS YEAS.
a j3'Y ROBERTSON.,
See : Ben `Iiur, • Fancily. Th
May '29-30=31:
Afrs.'"Laird of Woodstock is.a'guest
this week of Mrs. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. John Champion
the. recent •• holiday with, friends
London. ":
entre, W. H.ROBERTSON, GODERICH;
• : LIIBER:IL CANDIDATE'
INN ' HURON
pent 'Unanimosis Choice at Winghani, Tues -
in'. day Afternoon.
Mrs.r Rebece,e Lindsay, , of Det
-Spent the P ,, meek -end' with ' Luc.
friends.
• New Voiles, Muslins, Broads
Pri s
nt tc
. fo
, .,L r .Seasonable Dre
The •Market.
•
• M. and Mrs.: T.- S. Reid • of Or
spent', 'Saturday: 'and aunuay,
relatives here." •
roit,, ,Mr.! 'W. 11. Robertson, edit ..
Luck
for • of
Lib -
won
etion.
rgely
n the
esday,•
arge.•
and.
thus -
The-Goderich.: Signal'. 'wilt lie., to
eral' Party. candidate' in North B
lochs in the , a roae ing federal e e
saes'° This was decided at.'a ,very la
attended party coryventiion held i
Wingham Town Halt on • .;fu'
illia afternoon:'
with of this ` ,.eek: '' The
Hall wan packed to the : doo?
there' was no lack of party en
ome iaam, '
day • The Conservative ;party' corcye
has not "yet been held, 'but Mr'
Spotton, presentaanember,. •for'
to Huron will doubtless be . the con
the ative: candidate. •
Other •candidates' put 'forward
the:.convention• were •Mes rs I H
his ;frill ,of Benniiller, R. Vanstone, K
of. Wingharn; • i hos, Tnglis, How
and Abner Cosins Wingham; A. Hy
re•
end 'C. A. Robertson, M. L. A.
Only three of these. stood for
ballot; Robertson, Hill. and.'Vanst
e- Mr. Vans , _. .. h.
me tion„ being', away . on court basin
Mr. Robertson was an ,easy win
a' on the -first. ballot, • receiving ,m
g n votes than 'the ,other two:.'Thereu
nd his •nomination .was
miade • unamni
Mr. Robertson made a short , spe
and in which he accepted the .nominat
ur aCnd th leked' the convention. -for
honor..
'Miss. Winnifred Webster was h
,from Toronto for the recent�•holi
and week -end. '•
Mrs. Win:. Naylor . has returned
her home Here anter having spent'
winter' ie 'Toronto. .
Mr. John McIntosh . of. the Wal
Store spent'the recent holiday at
home in 'Belleville.
Mr. and. Mrs.' R. H. Thompson
members'' of the''family spent the,
cent holiday. in Toronto.
ntion
Geo.
Orth'
erv-
at
uglt
ick;
HP
the
One.
Mr.. and ' Mrs, Fritzley, of : Chez.
are spending a oew t;i�!s at .t' e o
of Mr: and Mrs: Alex 'Ross.
Special Barg'.ains in the .Bar
Annex (Upstairs), :Saturday a
Wednesday nights: The Market,
See -the wonder of .a :thousand.
one breath -taking scenes'in Ben -IR
Family, Theatre, Mai 299 -3Q -3L
e-con
nen-
gas.
per
ore
pen
aus.
ech,.
i
the,
Mrs Olive Trele;it en left . on Tue
day afternoon for Montreal where s
will make her home in the future.
s, As editor of .The ,Signal' for• m
lie years, Mr. Robertson is • well kno
throughout the ' riding. • He has b
Stn
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Mrs. N.r Lr tai'np:bell-ism this ,pelt
visitor in Toronto atthe home . of
er grandaughter;. Mrs. P. J. Naylor.
50 Bushels Clean Silver Hull Buck-
wheat for Seed.
'$1OU Pera u
she
l.
A. R. 14'inlaysoii•
UTILAC the four hour Enamel
almost as cht;ip as ' ordinary paint..
We will be. pleased to, slid ,v you the,
colors. Win. Murdie"&., Son.
Mr. Clair' Agnew motored from
Windsor to spend Sunday and Mon-
day with his wife and little daughter
who are -here fo>. a few weeks:
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Letan„ motor
ed' from Wallaceburgh nice' spent Sun-
day, and Monuav with tree, latter'!
mother, M'rs. Angus MacKinnon,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ilii! and. Mr.
and Mrs. C;•imeion. McDonaid motorei.
to Flint, Mich., on the 24th; where
they were • week -end va§itora with
Mr. Hill's brother.
Mr.' and Mrs. Orin Moffat, of Tor-
onto') were' week -end visitors with
'Mr. and Mrs. Wm.',Mu> die- Mrs
Moffat was before her anarriage Miss
Irene Rathwell, formerly of Lucknow.
Mr. and •Mrs. M. R. Matheson,
former residents cif the Lochalsh dis-
trict, now of Granum, Alberta, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mac-
Diarniid while visiting friends in .this
part. •
Mr. Stewart E. Robertson has quite
recovered and 'ds back hone after
spending a , few days. in Goderich
Hospital, having suffered something
of a•heart-attack due to over exertion
last week. • •
The name of Jean E. Nelson Dur
Lucknow; appears in tee gradua-
ting class 'of nurses at Toronto Gen-
eral Hospital. The 1930 class is the
largest to graduate in the history of
the hospital. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ian MacRae motored
from Strathroy' to spend the week-
end =with. Mrs. Elliott. They were ac-
companied on 'the return trip by .Mrs.
Hayes who will remain at Strathroy
for a short time:
-`o -ono.
'HELPING CRIPPLED CH. LDREN'
The Lion's Club Goderichlast
week put .on a series of entertain-
ments, the proceeds from whi• h went
to the fund for the aid of crippled
children in Huron County. The vent-
ure _proved highly popular: large
crowds attended .aII three peirform'an-
tos and net proceeds amounted to
over $1,100. • The program took the
form, of . minstrel shows, put on by
local talent. A number of Lucknow
people attended. ,
both' WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
• Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Trt'ax of Walk-
erton celebrated the '6�th anniversary
of their marriage on Saturday last---
May 240. They were "at home"' tb
their. friends from 3 o•'eloek' Until .six.
during the afternoon,' Mr. Tritan who
lend been ,prominent -in. business and
politics for many years is still active
though over' 80 years f age, and are
peers a living proof that hard work
doesn't shorten lifer
ZION' NBWg -
Mr. and Mrs. Itobt. Hnmilton, Ben-
son and Clarence, of Wtngharti spent
the holiday with
the .recent and:week end with
Zion. friends.
Mrs. Susan. Giron 1 Who spent the
winter in Crediton has returned ,
to
spend the summer with her daughter
Mtn., Fred Anderson..
,Miss Enima McDonagh was home
from ,London for the 24th.
Mr, and Mts. Gordo Smellie And
children and Mr, Geo. Topp of Tot'on-
to were visitors With Mr, and Mt's,
Chari, bdeDoitagb,
•
president of the N Hiron••,••-,,,,•,Lip
"A ssnciation dor a number of yea
and on other occasions contested c
vel ions_ for the ratty : Candida-tur
l rth Huron 'as nn mall ` Liber
v
and on' '
Mr., • o •.
M , S tton
p s success in the
b
alection occasioned by the death
W. King, has been.ascribed to t
fact .that. there were three.candido
in the •field—Spotton, Conse wati
'Hyslop, _Liberal and Bricker, U. F:
However, it is generally recogni
that Mr. Spotton, since his .electio
has 'ilnproved his position, he 'is
• great , ' campaigner,' and . the conte
may well be, expected to be r live
ane ,with the outcome not. easi
guessed..
. That is, : i f there are just two c
didates in. the field. Should the
gressive or U. F. 0. party decide
nut' forward a• candidate, things nta
he different:' That matter has not y
been decided. '
on;
any
wn•
een
•
See the death -daring .chariot ,roc
.and the thrilling sea battle in Be
Hur, Family Theatre,May 29-30-3
CONSERVA'TIV'E • LONV;ENTION
THE HOUSE .HAD, VANISHED
The Rev. C. 11. McDonald got e
' rather 'unpleasant surprise • 1 hursday
of last -week whenhe acid two local eCa
ectricians drove to Wassaga Beach
oat the southern: end of l eorg en Bay.•
'The trip was,madewith a view td'
wiring,.M-r. M°eDonald's •sterin er-:`cots-
tage km: 'electric service. atm da:" Was
,1ne, the.. ei nnd:ry . beautiful in. :its
gorgeous mantle of new .vegetation,
Land the' drive• was greatly ei:i;joyed.`
But as ahe:,;car. •:mounted 'the Mast
hill where a year •ago the posy cot -t
tage "stood,.' lo; there''eras 'nothing—,
nothing but .ashes -still warm from'
the .cunflagratibn that had been. •
, Enquiry of men working in the
neighborhood revealed the fact that
on the day previous fire, of no aster-'
•tainable origin had broken out • in •a
cottage Which 'stood next' to that of
Mr. McDonald; and that. although the
men• in the vicinity had formed- •a
"Wicketbrigade" and put up a siren-
vel°e= ur. a ,te
uou�c �yght they ' ; either
to pet oat the original fire or ;prevent,
its spreading' to iticWouaiu's. Wttage..;
Theywere thankful .ifideed that the.
lire old not .get into a ;pine grove near
by, for if that had occuried other cot-
tages and the w•ha '
ve been destroyed: • a
Mr. McDonald ' was, particularly
grieved over the loss of iiia cottage.
because . he had practically built it
himself, 'and having putconscience'
as Well as his Work into it, he knew
that it was .Kell done. The;e was in-
surance, 'but not enough torepl'ace a
good' .cottage partly furnished. How-
ever steps are :being takelia to have
the , cottage' replaced; and in these
days when frame buildings, can be
bought ready made and hurried by
titer .or Bain to tete place of erec-
tion it- Will not .take • long.
The origin of the ,fire is likely to
remain a mystery as a man wlio had
been
Working not fa
away for
week previous saw nobody bout at'
any time. It* ' is.' just possible •;that
:material had been left i"n' the house
where %the fire 'originated, in suclWW
condition that the• warmin_ up of the
atmosphere brought about spontan-
eous combustion. '
WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mr r
Mrs. Geo • ge Garton.and
family .spent the week end with their
daughter, Mrs. Holland at Kitchener:
There • will be mi serviee in . the
Presbyterian Church here next Sunday'
owing to Anniversary services being
held • at Calvin where the Rev. Mr.
Duncan of Stratford will be • tete
special minister.. •
e Anniversary 'services will be held
n. in tlie Whitechurch ', Presbyterian
1, church on June 15th ;when Rev; 'Jas.'
Wilson of, Brampton will take the
services. '
Miss Lula Leggatt spent Saturday'
with friends in Bluevale.
. Mrs. John Craig,Sr.; Mi. and Mrs,
John, Craig,, Jr:.,and • family,' Mrs.
David- Gillies and Jack and Mrs. Kru-
gar and Lois 'visited on Sunday with
Mr. John Thom of Fordwich. .
Mr.• and Mrs. John McGee ,of Cal-
vin visited on Sunday with kr. and
Mrs. Wm. Dawson. , '
Mrs:. Walter Lott' 'visited a few
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Orval, Neuby at London who. ,vain
seriously ill. ' .. •
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per was observed • . in,the United
Church here last Sunday.
The Westfield Oran -ode Society
will present' their play„"Smile, Rodney
Smile," in the Institute Hall on Fri=
day, May , 30th. ••
Mr. ' Wm. Hawthorne of . Brantford
is visiting his sisters Mrs. Holmes
and Mrs: Kerr.
Mrs. George Gillies and. Mrs. hsc-
Dougail of Lucknow called on their
nephews, Messrs. Malcolm and Rob-
ert Ross, last Friday.
• ST. HELENS
The 'Sentinel goes to press earl
Wednesday afternoon, and that's
few hourstoo early to report th
outcome of the South Bruce Conven
tion •being held here. Its too' bad, a
this, we believe,: is. the first time tha
Lucknow has been honored by -
County Convention. In 'past year
party conventions were heid at' Walk
erton or Formosa, because o
their central location. But the auto
mobile has changed that, as delegate
can now attend at one point abo
as well as at another. There was '
time too when Lucknow was no piaci
anyway for a Conservative gathering
when the .late. Robert .Graham was
the only man of that party faith in
town..Time has changed that too,' so
that now there is a' nearer approach
to "a• balance of forces. "
Sorry ,we can't report the rarty
choice, but you ,(reader) .likely will
get• it by telephone before the week
is
Out. • -
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Brockville Lawn Mowers. 16" Cut,
10%" Wheel. Every' Mower guaran-
teed. $11.00 each. Wei. Murdie & Son,
NORTH BRUCE
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A. cdnservative party convention
held at Southampton last week se-
lected Mr. Wm. Mitchell' of Kincar-
dine as th e wen to oppose' Zion. James
Malcolm in North Bruce. Mr. Mitchell
is +.head of the Circle -Bar Knitting
Co. of • Kincardine, and has•been ac-
tive in politics for man vears..13eing
a fellow. townsman of Mr, M,elcolm,
he will'divide the home -town vote,
but it is generally conceded that
Mr. Malcolm will continue to repre-
sent the riding.
.
RIPLEY' BANK MANAGER
RETIRES
W. 0. Jackson, ra.nager Of e
br reh of the Royal Bank ofC 1i
Cenci
at Ripley,' for the past 20 years has
resigned his. position and is retiring
from business. life. Ile atrial -his wife.
will make their home in' Ripley. Mr,.
Jackson• started in the . banking busi-
ness at Ripley, 41 years • ago, and'
with the exception of a few nears
spent ni the West;"has been et Ripley
all that time. He went to Ripley in
p ..y
1880 to assist his uncle, the late T. S.
Jackson, then earry`ina on a private
barking .
•business. This business was
taken over by the Rank of Hainiltoii •
Which sent Mr. Jackson to the ,West
as manager of ,in office. Ile was soon
back,; hoover, and' later•. becanwe
'tanager of. the 1Iowrwl Bank office.'
lift. W. M. Leonard, wl'o cornea
from Essex iw sue`"
cessor to Mr. �ckr
Moria in the' bank.
•
Mr. Earl Cranston of Strathroy,
was a week -end visitor at Mr. Med.
Hunmphrey's. •
Mr. and Mrs. Doherty of Guelph,
and Miss Vera Woods of Toronto and
Master Babbv, Phillips • of Fergus,
were holiday visitors with Mrs. R. J.
Woods.
Mr: Harry Levis was honie for the
holiday. •
Rev. T. C. Wilkinson is attending'
the meeting of the London .Confer-
epce ,at Woodstock this week.
'`The •June meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held, at Mrs.. Wallace'
.Miller's on Thursday, June 5. Roll
Call—"Recipes' for Canning Fruit."
Subject, Selected. Hostesses, Mrs. D.
Todd; Mrs. F. Todd.
Mrs...Kai le, of .Hamilton -visited
over Empire Daly with her daughter,
Mrs. Con, .Forhen, •
Mrs. A. Fox of Whitechurch ifi a.
visitoti with her sister, Mrs. W. .T.
Humphrey. Mrs. Fflx leaves next week
for a holiday trip to the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam' Miller,, Miss
Ethel Miller and Mr.j. linin of Strat-
ford spent Saturday with the form -
errs slaughter, Mrs. John Anderson:
Little Harold returned with his gran-
dmother for• a holid ya '
Mr. and Mrs. A. ;%at. Wallace and
Miss 'nertrud:e of Barrie and Mr.
v
b . i
gh 'Wallace of Petea boyo. were vis-
itors for the 24th ,with -`!Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Mtl1er and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs: McKenzie Webb are
spenditrg a. few d;tys at Hamilton
Toronto and other points.
Mr: n. C. McDonald and Star-
let,
Si: n
le., Todd were ht qu'elph for the
holiday. �.
•
The • Bread 4 The :'Br
end
of Health of of Health
-Clint MOTTO' IS QUALM. AND . SERVICE._
A.S �ecialt. Our
P Y.• Whole Wheat Health •Bread
J
'4
Pure •,and .Nil
tritious.
No Bran *_' •
a ,��
3tr1
OlBSS
�s.used . T : a.:•' :
,• AAAA •�`Y.. Loaf
CREAM PUFFS. ' ROLLS'. -JELLY JELLY R
.. ROLLS MAPLE ..WALNL�l I TARTS
� BRAN & •DATE MUFFINS
COFFEE COFFEE, CAKES, • TEA BISCUITS BON BOLJCHE
HO:LLYN AN'S QUALITY'. BAKERY,
AKERY•
Phone 36 :,...: Lucknow
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TENNIS CLUB REORGANIZED.
The loci l Tennis Ciub held its An-
nual meeting, ' Wednesday evening of
last week... Mr. Gordon Johnston is
.president. 'this year and Mr. C.•
,Hodgerat is Secy-Treas. Mess-pa...Alex
:MacKenzie, Art Andrew 'and . W. B.
_.. b. e . oun• s coin-.
mittee'; ' .and: -the member ship . commit- •
tee consists of, Mise 'Lorraine
. B,rab:
son, -Dr. Johnston, • Clark. Finlayson,
and C. Ve..4Hodgert""Mentbership fees
for 1930 -were fixed as follo'ws:. Family
ticket:$5,.00; Gentlemen $3.00, Ladies„
$2'.0.J; ;Visitors: $1:00 per' month.:" '
Shirt '• Week—Hundreds, of ': Shirts
for Work or •Dress. Shirts. All .Reduc-
ed this .week ' "Renal Shirts'__, '___for only
$L00.
CHURCH NOTES •
Rev. Colin .Campbell; preacher on
Ashfield• Circuit next Sunday; Blake's
11 A M.-Hackett's 3, P.M.—Zion 7.30.•
St Peter's -Church Sunday, June list'
—56th 'Anniversary. 11 n. ni.-•hely'
Communion and•Seamon--'he Rector.
7.00 p.ni .—Rev. T. 0..Wallace, M. A..
Rector, of ; St James' Church, London
Next' Sunday • 'being Conference•
Sunday in the ' •United Church . the
evening service 'in.' Lucknow United
Church. is withdrawn—morning ser-
vice as usual. The Conference; will •be
held 'at, Galt. '
Anniversary . services will be held
in South Kinloss Church next Sunday,
June 1st at 11 a: m. and ` 7 p. m.
Services will be conducted by Rev.
G. M. Dunn of 'Toronto.. Mr. Dunn
will be remembered as a former min -
later, at `L. angside and, Whitechurch.
Sacrament of the Lord's Supperwill
be celebrated in the ' Presbyterian
Church on Sabbath, June lst. •
Pre -Communion services will be
conducted on , Friday evening at 8
o'clock ' by Dr. Forbes of Teeswater
And "on. Saturday afternoon at d 3
o'clock by Rev..Robt. G. McKay, M,
A., of Walkerton.
Rev. P. M. Calquhoun ;of Ashfield.
Presbyterian Church And Rev. C. H.
'McDonald exchanged pulpits on Sun- •
day morning and evening. IE.was re-
ported that Mr. C,tlquhouri had during
the week received woord•froni Scotland
of the sudden•death of his youngest
son. This . sad hews was made more
shocking by the fact that'only a day
or two earlier, Mr. ,and 'Mrs. Calqu-
•houn had a letter from • this son stat
ing that he was making arrangements
to be married in the near future.
Presbyterian Guild
The last .meeting' of the Guild for
this season was held Monday night,
The opening hymn. WAS followed by
the Scripture lesson read b,' Mae Mc-
Mahon ,after Which the Lord's Pray-
er was repeated in unison. The topic
was taken by Misr Isobel Chesnut..
Readings were given by Miss Helen
McDonald and Isobel Douglas. The
musical numbers were duets by Mrs.
Horace Aitchison and Miss Drw"i1da
Douglas, by, Misses Roszella Mullin
and Margaret- McDonald and a solo
-by, Miss Aranada McDonald. Rev,,
C. H: McDonald spoke :a few words
on ' the camp site at Kintai.l after
which the meeting was closed ' .by
prayer.
St. Peter's. ,
The annual banquet of St Peter's
A-Y.P A. last week wail eminently
successful..The members- sat down at
6.45 to a most delightful repast, en-
livened now and again with the sing-
ing of familiar songs. Promptly at
7.30, President "Fred : M,aatin called.
the gathering to order, with the toast
to, "The king" while the National
Anthem' was sung. The toast to Can-
tida was •proposed • by Rev. • C.
Jam and responded 'to by'Miss Ethel
Martin., Rev. Harold Anpleyard spoke
'on Young People's work and -proposed
the health -of the A.Y.P.A, which was
responded ,to by Miss Maud Cook.
" I�`he Church'' was 'fittingly proposed
' by lkr. Arthur, Hald rib .. ,and there -
sponse
e y e
sponse given •bv. lta¢w. Mr. t+;ailaher.'
Others who contributed to the prn-
ram were Misses Florence Mc t u'il-
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1 Lillis
n, �, n D4i'tc}ief1, Dorothy 'Cook
and Marg-aret Miller. and Messrs:
Evan, Ed.., and Prod McQuili n.. The;
"Whites" .
are to S
o ratuTxt
ed k
the splendid banquet which they pre -
eared and the'members on thcir,very
fine prograim. It was a fitting close to
a" successful .year of active service in
trite
AMILY...THATRR
THURSDAY,; '.FRIDAY, SAT RDAY
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°' May ;'29--30=41.
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"BEN .111.TR"
Admission: -35c. and 20c.
First Show Saturday at 7 P.M.
F chard Barthelmess, In
T"DARK' STREETS"
and COMEDY ,
ew. Star Cafe
All . Remodelled
GiveOur• .Meals: A
Trial. ,
and bring your friends
uick: Lunch Served`.
Two minutes notice
CIGARS', -��CIGARETTES.:
TOBACCO
CANDIES—.ALL KINDS
. . Always Fresh
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• ICE .COLD DRINILS
ICE CREAM -
Charlie. Chin
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JUNIOR
INSTITUTE HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING
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A meeting of the Junior Farmer
and Junior Institute was held in . the
.Gown H'11, Lucknow, on May 15th.
The Junior Institute meeting open-
ed by the singing of the Institute
:.0de followed 'by the Lord's Prayer.
The -minutes of the last meeting and
the last annual meeting were read by
the secretary ,.and adopted; Also the
financial statement showing a baiente
on hand of $46.88. There was dis=
cussion of Musical ;Festival to, be
held at Walkerton on Junes: hth and
.Judging Competition at Teeswater of
June 12, coaching to be ' held in the
Council Chamber May 20th and 3ist.
Election of Ofhicers; Pres,. I:-,abelle
Chestnut; Vice Pres, Elizabeth Alton;
Sec.-Treas. and Press- Reporter;' Mary
'Cook; Directors, Ada Helm, Mi.tdre°l
NlcQillin, Edna Ritchie; Jessie 'An-
drew, Jean Kennedy, Margaret Meller, '
Catherne McQuire, Eve Gardiner;
Auditors,- Beryl Gardner and . Tiit•c
Ritchie; . Pianist, Ada Helm; Assist-
ant, Margaret Millet; District Direct-
or, Ethel Martin-; Representatives.to
District. Annual, Mary Cook, Elizabeth
AIton..
• The joint prograniine consisted of
•a =musical selection by ' the McQuill.in
orchestra; . Reading, "liow Pluck
makes . mar Lives Worth While," by
Ethel Martin; Solo, Isabelle Chestnut:.
Duet by Jiin Ketehebaw ,Ind Fred
Lake; Discussion ,of Softball for Jun-
ior Farmers and.Junior Institute by
Bill Andfew and: George Ii; bed :
Dancing.followed until 1.30 o'clock.
All Niles Black Zeas reduced in
price, leas recent cutin ° duty. Our
,fine Black Ceylon Tea, At' «5e now'
only 55c 'per lb. A. R. Finlayson.
PUTTING IN TALItJE EQUIPMENT
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The ro •rietor o the "movie" .
p p of niov'te plc
ture theatre at Winghani is preparing
to instal''l "talkie" •equipment beside4
Snaking• other' inproteuieets. Picture
show theatre matters w t e ire o� tie s fin . a t'
d tiient, e v e
forced 'to ;adopt the new • kind of
shows, not °ottly fot polntliti , _
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ity of the talkie filn>g, but brca.u. r
neariv alt the big producers of .pi, •
tore filings have ,given tin making' th,, I'
older' kind'. It is said that the mann,
sary changes are quite, costly. • but for '' '
the show tette there is no gettieg out
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work o; " Chris't nnld Urs ChjltoL"
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