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DENTIST—
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Dr. R. L. Treleaven, „Lucknow---
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Luckno a---' Hours:-' 9=12' A, N. L30 -5'P. M.
' Phone.53' • X-ray
Will bele Dungannon every•Thurad*y,
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. A , u 11• 1i f 19$0
Wall: Papel on hand'. Prices consider-
able down for 1930.• I am ;also . agent''
'for
lead'ing job houses.—R..J. Comer
on, Decorator, Painter and, Grainier,
Box 174, Lucknow.•,
FORSALE—It cwnfortaole ,;dw t
ing. Apply to•0-4D. C. Teytor.
FOR SALE -5 -room 'residence in
Lucknow—V*acre•• of land, a barn with
basement. Bargain for quick sale. In;
formation at The Sentinel Office.
(17-7—e-)
FOR . SALE — A • Massey-Lerris
Binder, 7 ft, new. in 1929, and cut
only 30 • acres., 'Mrs.. Ida Stanley.
Apply :to .D.. J. MacCharles.
FOR SALE—House and Lot , $ein
.. g
lots 7 :and .42 in 'the village of Kin-.
lough. s
For further " particular .apply , 'to
• Harry Thompson, • R. R. 4, Kincardine,
or .Joseph Agnew, ,Lucknow.'.
(24-7—c.)
--•-DRAI•NAGE•-'WORK•-11V.._._: ,._.-
K'IN•LOSS TWP.:
• The.. Kinloss Twp. Council:, are call-
_.., ,__leg for ."Seatei_Tenders" for. the
Trenching and .coveting of the on.
the Gaunt -Laidlaw' Municipal Drain,
on L • o
is 27-20, Con.Kinloss.
0 2,K ss
'Tenders tobe in thehands of the,
Clerk not tater than August 1st, • 1930:
All tenders to be accompanied be
,a marked, cheque for. 10% of the .tort-.
tract price. . .
The lowest or any tender not • nec-
essarily accepted. Plans and specifi-
cations- may been; seen at • Mr. Thos.
Gaunt's, or at the Clerk's office':
J. R; LANE, Clerk.
• (17—'l -c.)
REID'S 'BAKERY•.
Is the only place to,. call on if you.
want !rood Bread.
CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM & SUMMER DRINKS
Phone Your Want. To
REID'S BAKERY Phone 68.
Beni ett at Chesley
R. B. Bennett, leader of ,the Federal
.Opposition ' will '' address a public
meeting ' at
CHESLEY ,'
THURSDAY, JULY . 24th
at 1:30 P. M.
In the interests of the Conservative
Candidates in North and South Bruce
He will reply to Premier King's
speech of the day before.
'., SAN OPEN LETTER •
Weighs*, Ontario,
.fitly 16, 1630.
To the . Electors of North' Huron:
The London Advertiser of Monday,.
July 14th; carries this ' head -liner.
"PROGRESSIVES. SU'PPORTIN'G ,W..
H. ROBERTSON, LIBERAL CANDI-
DATE,- - DECLARES • SHELDON
BRICKER." Further down .in the
paper Mr. 'Bricker is quoted as .say-
ing, "The Progr.osives Are , Behind,
e Liberals Because :of the Budget—
"nether
Reason Pot 'OUR' Support
f The Liberals Is The Dunning
Budget."
The Executive of the United Far-
•niers' Organization. of North Huron.
have 'instructed .the undersigned to
make it abundantly clear that Mr
Sheldon "Bricker has not one little.'
authority to speak for the farmer
I movement "in North , Huron and .he
knows that full well, ,arid furthermore
we are the only Farmer's Organize;
tion in North'Huron.'
When -Mr. Bricker speaks at any
apolitical meeting in North Jluron it
.this campaign, he "us" and
right to use
••the pronoun "we" and our", but
should use the singular, "1" and "me'
for he speak only for himself.,
, The United Varmers of ,North Hur
• on, in convention assembled, decided
topput no candidate in the field this election, and; .
r •to le.oye each.niernb_
of Mir organization free to vote in-
dependently according to the dictates
of his or her o,wn 'conscience. The
•
United Farriers as an orgenizatior
United , ..-.
are behind neither.of the candidates.
and -vise take this•means to let the
electors'of North Huron `know, that
. • e
wlteni Mr. tricker pretends that • the
Proeressrves of North Huron aro
Bind the Liberal candidate,he
stating something which is ,absolutely
false. .• As an organization we are
.. .a, and wish to be clear_
Strictly; neutral . ,
:l'y understood as such'.
. u11y... o..re,
Faith, Y y �, i , . .
W; J, #enderson, ad lit..
Y>11. Ruthajfotdf SaerOta'7
Mrs. Maud •,l. lfer, of Riee
lstoke,.:
13. C., is, the guest of .Mrs W. •Hornell
'this .week.
Keep A..
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picnic ufid auspi es, of Sr and
Ji'io nsttt.
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Miss` Frances Siddzli of Toronto,'
s visiting with hher , ,pa r
!�ts," M.r.' •and
•
Mrs. Geo. Siddall. •
Mr Walter Horne "of Kingtaille.is
spendipg a week'svacation with Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Horne.
Mr. Tom Webster treturned.tto De-.
troit last' week, spending; a few days.
at Ingeeeoli on. the way.'
,Miss : ,Mable 'Alun of Toronto, was,.
in town last week spending a few
days with' her brothers, Messes. C B
and .Harold Allin.
The local W.C.T.U. will hold their
regular meetingat the home of -Mrs..
Chesnut oil.=.Fr daay,-July..18' at 3 •n,
clock ,Visitors welcome:
Ale. and Mrs. Robt. Cannan 'and
children, r
dren, of Toronto, -we a guests • of
Mrs. Wni. Naylor for a c'aylast week
before returning to Toronto.•.
Miss, Helen Johnstone, Who has
been visiting her' grandparents re-
turned to. her home in London. Her
friend; Mildred ;Ritchie, returned 'with
er for • a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J.' Marti • of Toe -
onto accompanied by, Miss T Kather-
ine: McNabb, of Winnipeg, were ,the
guests of Mr. • and Mrs,. T. Watson,
dueing the past "' week.
Mr: and Mrs. Gus: Mallette and son
Charles,. • of Detroit, are guests at the
hon e of . Mr. 'and -Mrs. 'Jas. Webster
Ash field,' this' week.Mrs.. Mallette is
a' niece a of Mt,' Webster. :. •:�
Two' of the •veryold residents of
-the--44l:'•,•ige; M -r: Alex—teess--anelD•r--
D. Paterson, have been confined 'tri
the house for *eine weeks, but arc
reported somewhat_ inipro_ved the -:.past
few days. '
Mrs. A. G. Smith of Toronto,
spending the week with her mother,
Mrs. James Irving, who. recently re-
turned to town 'frpm Detroit, where
she spent• the winter: arid spring•
mouths with her daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Graham, and
son Jinanie,• motored from Toronto',
and spent Tuesday , and Wednesday'
with. Mrs. Robt. Graham and Marshall
They .will, spend, the .remainder of.
the two week .vacation in North Ont-
ario. ,
Mrs. T. S Reid of Orilla : and 'her
son Austin of Simcoe, visited for a
few days of last week with relatives
here. Mrs. (Dr.) Newton' and Eunice
accompanied. them en their return.
trip to Orillia wbeee .they will be
visitors with Mr. and . Mrs. Reid.
Miss• Florence Iiainilton who was
taken seriously 'ill at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.. Milton Naylor,., Toronto, on
Thursday of 'last week, had so far re-
covered as to be 'able to . comehor'e
here ow Sunday. Mrs. Hamilton and
Katherine went to. the city for her.
The following Toronto people were
Here attending the funeral of 'Mr.
John A. Sutherland: Mra. Sutherland
and her .parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. - B.
Coon: Mr. and Mrs: Burwell' Coon:
Mr: Madderk. Mrs. Arthur Gay, Mr.
Charlet S. Sutheri,and. Miss Margaret
Sutherland was here from London.
Mr. aid Mrs. M. Alton -of Westlock
Alberta, are visitine the fornper'r
brother, Mr. David Alton. south of.l
Lucknow. Mr. and, Mrs. Alton went
to Alberta 25 years ago. end are now
retiring, •hgving left their son in
charge of farming operations. West-
lock in, on the railway line' to Peace
River and Mr. Alton reports a great
deal of passenger traffic to and from
that district.
cos..,,
PREMIER KING AT CIIESLEY
Rt. Hon. W. L. MacKenzie King
will make a campaign speech'. at
Chesley on Wednesday of next week.
at 8 o'clock in the ;evening. This ad-
dress by the Premier is intended to
reach electors of North and So'utii
Bruce, tied North and South East
Grey. The meeting will be held in
Victoria Park, if tb weether is at all-
favorable and am,pliltiers will :the used'
to convey the speech to all parts of
the park, Hon. James Malcolm and
Dr: Hall and others will also ' Make
short ' speeches, Should the evening
be,fine thie's"hould be one of'.tbe great.
meeting of the election campaign.
Wyatt) WHEN THROWN`
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FROM CAR
Mr. George Blue oe near' Aitiberley
suffered • serious internal
and i head
injuries Wednesday of last week when
when he inadvertently stepped from
a ear 'while it was in motion. • ,'Mir.
Blue was assisting a neighbor in
taking a bog to market, the ,animal
being carried in a trailer: The hog
.a _.u. e.: -. •.. .i peed
unaecustom d to modern high speed,
made a break for liberty, arid Mr.
Blue seeing that it awns about • to
escape; stepped from the car, evident.
tly forgetting that it was travelling
at a fair speed. The result was that,
he landed .on his read and shoulders
with considerable. force. •
Me. Blue. is a man a little over 60
yearn .of age and he and . an invalid`
silt ..
aster
Make their' bo together. ... k ,..me ogether. I)r'.
Finlay son. ''RIp O and Mrs. Naylor
� .i P y, .
of l ueknow are lookine i ter.the ln-
jure! 1110111
OR. JOHN A SUTHERLAND
:DIED SUDDENLY' AT TORONTO
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• 11'Lr. John A. •Sutherland who die
suddenly at. his: home -in Toronto
;F
riday evening 'of 'last ",week, was a
brother of -Mrs William M,urdie .of
town, and wiweewell `and • favorably
y
known to quite a number iii Lucke
For,'a number of years he ,had h'
lien& here, being associated with Mr..
Murdie. in the hardware business'
-from' 1907 to ;1913, when be : moved
to Toronto .His. death was. due to. a
,'}icsart' seizure;: which came'' On soon
after the family had' the evening
meal. . • . ,
The reina:ns were' brought to
Lucknow for interment in :Greenhill
^m_eter_yiohis first :wife being bee -
led ,there. The funeral here • was
charge of Old Light Lodge, A.F. &
A7
M, ., and was conducted according
to the rites' of that order.
The late Mr.' Sutherlandwas born.
Seaforth 53 years ago. On going
Toronto he engaged . -withthe.
Thomas Davidson .Manufacturing Co.
• ind on tiie ,amalgamation of •that`firni
with'.,General Steel Wares continued
"el .city traveller' and salesman for
the organization "
In Toronto he ro ;is associatedwith
the Avenue Road United Church .lis
pleasant. and likeable °nature., fitting,
him, for effective work among . the
boys"' of the : congregation::
1VIr. Sutherind's .firstwife died in.
,,1926, and, in June, of 1929 •he married
Viiss Enor Goon of Toronto, • wh'o sur -
rives him. He..leaves aiso one son,'
�harles, now grown. to.. youn `.. man=-
hood, . ,two sistc rs, Me.-- -/luidie . of
„Lucknow . and Miss Margaret Sutii-
,erland of 'London, Ont:, andone. bro-
then,; A. •D:, Sutheiland, of Seaforth.•,
DR. FRANK THOMPSO DIED
• SUDDENLY AT WINNIPEG
Mr. R. H. Thon p n of `town 're-
ceived . a. brief message, on Monday,
-stating that his brother, Dr. Frank
Thonipson, had died suddenly at • his'
'home in 'Winnipeg that morning. i)r.
• Thompson who Was 44 years' of age
was married and had two children.
`We expect further particulates next
week. .
SCOTCH DOUBLES. •`
WENT OVER BIG
The local Bowling Club had -one
of the biggest and best • tournaments
of its history, Thursday of last week,
when some 60 rinks, came to match
their skill in Scptch Doubles. This
was too, many for the capacity of
the green, so that a number of 'rinks-
were
inks-were sent to play ,'off at Win ham.
The day and evening were delight-
ful. The splendid maples were 'in fell
leaf, the tree •roses. and other flowers
in 'splendid bloom and there was a
'profession of flags and bunting; mak-
ing the park an ideal spot • for the
event. , •
The 'ist prize went to Mr. Wheeler.
and.partner of Goderich: 2nd to A.
M.Crawford and W. A. Miller of
Wingham: Harvey Robertson and Jas.
•Cutt of Blyt got••lstin- the 'second
event, and Eriiie .Millson and Ed. Hod-
gins-got
od-gins•got second, ,Colwell and Morgan.
of Kincardine, getting 3rd: •
In the Special event, Mason • and
partner of ' Wine:ate got -1st; •D. Hus-
ton and R. Rae p•ot-,2nd .and F, Fisher
:and Garfield McDonald got 3rd.
• Card of Thanks
Mrs. Angus MacDonald and family
wish to thank their many friei,ds and
neighbors'for the sympathy at d kind-
ness shown them at the time of their
recent bereavement. and also for the
niany beautiful • floral tributes.
• •
WHITECHURCHe •
Mr, Stanley Morris .of Hamilton,
visited the past two weeks with his
friend, James Weir.
Mr. aid. • Mrs. Duneen • Kennedy,
Peter and Jean attended the fieeral
in Godericb, • on.. Friday of the late
Mrs. T. D. Tichborne. •
Mr. And. Mrs. James Simpson rind
family, of Toronto, aire visiting his
brother, llir. Robert Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge. Garton :went
to Kitchener on 'Saturday for Olive
who has been ' - ._ Visitingtin,.
. there for the
past two weeks. '
attend-
ed
'a a iiutnber from here attend-
ed the 12th of Jul.. celebration at
Kincardrne on Saturdays.
The Lucknow Weenie's Institute,
'will provide the program at the' lit-
stitute meeting here on Friday, July
18th. , • • .
Mr.. and Mi s. liV`m. Dawson,: Mt.
George' aid Miss Ida MiOnoict, spent
Stitiday With friends frt. Ashfi'el'd.
The Pr 5byterian Sunday* School'
intendho,Td rii. • .
g . a ,picnic • to, . Eintail
next Week.; , - • .
Mr�. Ja -O... .,. 'faintly y of
s s Moore and• her fierily of
Toronto'visited' last week with Iter
Parent', 314 im4 Mo, ek yoit itoe,
•
m.
Maclee* -Florence, •-MaceIenag}iap,
'IHJ RSDA , !'BILLY 17th, iI.3o
ENTRANCE' EXAMINATION' • .
RESULTS IN' S. 'BRUCE
Lucknow•
•lass Again—
Does We
Cwen
—
Nine
Nine .take • !Honors, All Pass
•Mattimuni number of, marks ob-
tainable, 750; required for a° pass,
450;• for honors 562 Navies. of hon-
or candidates ,'are arranged accord -
lag to , their .standing at the examin
ation h
, t use of pass ',candidates. al
phabetically.•• •�
• Candidates .dissatisfied with the
appeal by ..lodging a written 'state -
result of their 'examinations, 'may
meet of' the reasons for appealing
with, W. F. Bald, secretary of the
Baord of examiners, Port ;Elgin, on
or before August 15th. The appeal
must be accompanied by a fee of
two dollars ($2) which wiII, be re-
turned' to .
dthe appelant in case the
appeal issustained.
LUCKNOW CENTRE.
N ' Honors •
Margaret ' Ritchie, Margaret Mac-
Donald, .• 3'ttuart • Collins, ' • .Douglas
Clark .ind 'Cameron Finlayson, 'Cecil
Armstrong; Donald McDonald, Ken-
neth ,McPherson; Stanley Moore.
Pass •
Ackert Raynard, Berry' Dorothy,
Burt. Jim, Burt Annie, ,• Cameron
Edna, Creig Janet, Cassidy,' Berea-
deile,
.Ca'ssidy..,•'Berea-
delle, ':Ferris Kathleen, . Fisher Sack,
Graham, Rennie, •Garniss Cecil, Hen-
derson Maijolrie, Horne -David, John-
stone Clifford, Johnstone "Melvin;;
Liggett ;'• Lelia, ' MacKinnon Beth,.
Edward, Patterson Catherine, Pate
tersoz3 John, Solomon Elwood,: Thom -
l"
•peon Arnold, Walker' Ward.
There were 43 candidates at this
centre, :of ••whom 7 won honors and
26 , passed.. Lucknow public ; school
,sent ap 19 ''candidates; all of whom
passed and 6 of whom won honors,
Miss Kate ' MacDonald, teacher. S. S.
No. • 10, • Kinloss had an honor, M.
Fells, teacher. • '
KINCARDINE CENTRE,
Honors `
Lloyd Nephew, Jean 'McCullough,
Shiela' Anderson, Donald Munn, Ken-
neth Waldron, Adeline Forrester,
Mac MacKenzie, •Nelda . M. Eskrick.
Pass • • -
Bell Lillian, '• Brown Lorne, Bruce
Donald, Chowen• Jane; • Cobean Don-
ald, :Cooper Wilmer, Cuyler George,
Dahmer' Hazel, Doupe' Vivian,' Ellen -
ton Frank, Emmei;ton Edna, Farrell•'
Laurette, Fisher ' Margaret, . Fry
Beatrice, Gardiner, Reginald, Griffith
Burton, Hewitt Jean, Irwin Kathleen,
Lampman Fraser Leeson Ivadella,
McDonald Wilbert, McDonald Helen,
?tcGaw. Mary„ MacLeod Billie, Mac-
Neil-. • MacPherson Jack, Man-
ners •Leslie, Needham Bill, Neil
Marjorie E., Person Herbert, Robin-
den. Beth, Savage Jean; Stewart
Evelyn, Stewart Norman, . Tout Fred-
erick, Vines Marette, Welch Harry,
Wrightson, Jean.
There were thirty -fou • ca idates
from Kincardine public schodl,` of
whom six obtained honors, . twenty
two passed and six failed. -
RIPLEY -CENTRE
Honors
Kathleen Irwin, Grant Fraser,
Florence MacDonald, Fred Brooks,
Mary Bushell, Marjorie Picot.
• Pass
Bell Tena, • Collins , Helen, Farrell
Gordon, Ferris, -Jean, Lawrence
Edna, MacCormick Beth, .MacDonald
t oralda, MacDonald Mui4fy, •Mac-
Donald Mary McKay George, Mac-
'ravish Hartley, Mathesoij I Bruce,
Mitchell Isobel, • Robertson Patricia,
Stanley Russell, Stanley Audrey,
Smith Alexander, Stewart Kathleen;.
Scott Lena, Thompson Myrtle, 'Thom-
son .Wheaston, Wylde Harold, •
There were 41 candidates, 20 pos-
ed; , 12 failed, 6 got, honor's. Of
these the two highest were from S. S.
go. i3 Huron. Mrs. Nimmo, teacher.
TIVERTON CENTRE
•
Honor's '
'Gladys Colwell, John H. McKenzie,
Marion Johnson, Catherine McIver.. '
, .. Pass
•
Bell Iris Belle Eflig D., Bell
Catherine Bri11 Lillian Ferris Mat -
egret, Gilchrist Hodgins
John McDonald Sean McKenzie
Sybil, McLean John, McLean Donald,
Morris Hantsh► Scott MaraaZet.,
lade Loretta, Held Norval; ITrquhart
urtons y limes lxle V B
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fiwentyteight. candidates wrote,
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tour. won hbtior .
11 postad,
Torentei alter Spendi'kly' vrutlen - the whole. the celebration,
was
shLegntilrlan pito 4l ot.o 0Pleicild success
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KINLOSS LOSES OLD' : RESIDENT'
In the' passing of Mr. Angus Mc
DonaldFourth o in-
. of the Fut Con. of, K
loss, the township • lost one of its old-
est residents, ,and one who had long'.
enjoyed the respect and esteem ,of•
his neighborhood By his, passing one
of the few remaining links •with'qhe
pioneering days •.is severed, . for ' he
came into the bush as a ehild ', aiid'
lived nearly, all his long life on the
farm, where 'he died::.
Mr.' McDonald l -,ad been in failing
health for over a year, although this
a -as not generally, ,known. About .. a:
month ago his condition became ser-
foes, so that . his death which ' occi 1
red Al*':: noon on ' my 10, was not
..unexpected...,_ . .'
,The' .late . Mr: MacDonald was born
78 years 'ago in Prince Edward Is -
d, and came to inloss with -les
parents' . at the age ;of :three years.
The `fatiiily came by boat to - Port,.
Albert, end, from there . -they walked
through thte then . almost unbroken
bush to 'the farm •'in Kinloss which
was to. be the family home: . • -
:In 1875. Mi'.. McDonald was married
to Margaret' 'Fowler, • who died .42
yearn ago In 1890, he was again,
,married, his second wife being Rei-'!
beetsFowler, who survives The far- -
ily consisted of four.. sons ' and four,
daughters,six of whom are • living.
One', sister, Mrs., D. R. McKenzie, of
Lochash; also survives.
Mt. McDonald was ,a Presbyterian
and attended • South Kinloss Church,
since it .was established aiid for many
years was a member of: the 'session.
A man, of many sterling qualities and
Of cheerful disposition,' he , made
many friends, so ; that his passing is
regretted by all who knew him.
The funeral was on July 12th; to
Kinloss : Cemetery, service being con-
ducted by the Rev. Mr. Pollock ' of
Whitechurch, assisted by the Rev:' J.
A. James of Ailsa Craig; Pallbearers
were four of his, old :neighbors and
two nephews: John S. McDonald,
Kenneth McDonald; L.' C. Maclvor,.
E. Hodgkinson, D. G. MaCKenzie and
N. D. MacKenzie. 'The funerhl was:
largely attended by friends whre thea'
showed their respect for one wbo:had
, seen the coininunity develop from its
early beginning to • its present state.
Members: of the family now living
are; Mr*. James Netterfield, •Mrs. S.
Smith _rend Alex G. of Toronto, Mrs.
Frank Weis, of • Rochester, N. Y.,
John A. and Wm. F. , on the Youth,
Con,, Kinloss. There are • also ten
granchildren.
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. • STREET DANCE
A 7 -piece • orchestrawill supply
music at the street dance in Lucknow
the evening-Sf, Friday. July 18th Mid
there will be Old Time, Modern; Bal-
lon and Hat -Dances. Under Fire Com -
Py
an •aus:p.ices. 4 tickets for 25c.
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Miss Bessie Johns n and her sister
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Christens of Detroit, spent last week
with Miss Hannah • McDonald.
Miss Florence_. McDiarmid is visit-
ing With •her sister, Mrs. W. McKen-
zie. , , I
Miss Annie, Hughes and Mrs.? A.
Hughes attended the McDonald re-
union in 'Woodstosk last week./
Mr. acid• Mrs. J. Corbett are Spend-
ing a few days at Mr. Wm. Robbs.
Miss Agnes Carnochan of Seaforth,
is visiting at the home• of her broth-
er, Mr. S Carnochan. "
Mr. and' Mrs. James Netter, eld.
Myrtle and Harold and Mrs. S. Smith
and son Melvin, were tip from Toron-
to to , tend the funeral of Mr, An-'
.0 Mc
Donald" which was held ' on
Saturday to Kinloss 'Cemetery. •
Mr•.'and Mrs. Sangster of Toronto,
arespending a few days with . her
parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Graham.
A number from hese took in the
celebration in Kincardine on the 12th
of :illy. - ` . .....
Miss Lola McGillivray returned to
y returned
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FA1�iLY THEA'��E
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. '
July 18-19- . ..
"NAMELESS MEN". -
and COMEDY
THURSDAY, FRIDAY,:SATURDAY'
July: 24•25-26.
Special
• ' '. Corinne Griffith, : In '
"THE DIVINE LADY"
A'• story of the battle '.of , Trafalgar ..
and the death of; .Nelson.. '
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in the interests 'of
F. G. MOFFAT
Conservative ,Candi4iat@
in South Bruce •
Thursday, July 24
at8o'clock p.n.
Hon. Geo. S. Henry
and the Candidate
• will speak
Everybody Welcome
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FORMER. LUCKNOW BOY J
'WINS STUDENT -TEACHER PRIZE
The following news despatch from,,.
Owen Sound, which appeared recently •
in Toronto papers, has reference to.
a son of Mrs. Rivers Aird the late
Albert Rivers, who a few years ago
mnoved. from Lucknow to Owen Sound
and later to Seafortfi:
F. Stanley ''Rivers, principal of
Ryerson 'school here,:has been award-
e'd ";the Scottish exchange student -
teacher scholarship for I930-31 .13y
the Ontario Department of Education.'
The Owen Sound Board of Educa-
tio has greeted Mr "Rivers •a ye'ar's'
leave of absence' with 'full 'Pay. He
Will go to • Scotland in September to
attend Edinburgh'University
' and oth-
es training centres. He has had a
brilliant career ' since attending the
University of 'Te►ronto, from which -
he gradx'ated in 1624. '
At that time he was awarded the •
Prince of Wales medal Lor forgeneiral
....o- tient.'. on hisgraduatione
pr fl"i y Up
received a position oil the stair.of the
local:; colle ��.ate-vocationa. istitote
!1` 1 n ,
•h o i. ien principal .. i . o f
accepting the positron as principal o
ereon school two , ears ago. Re:
R'y. years g .
cpentiy he received hiss degree of Bach-
elor of Ped'ago'gy. ,
ORANGEMEN • AT KINCARDINE
Lucknow Orangemen ceiebrat,ed the
Glorious Twelfth st TKincardine: There •
wats'g big dro'a d the day was fine And'
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