The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-01-26, Page 56
tor
nlintSDAYr„ilANVOli
TUB C K14.0 $11 SS ir
,
,ClOthing
Wirigh
New Up -Ta- ate
IVIenisand Boys' Store
.1.41IGEST STOc I/st ,THIS
• WE? TERN° ONTARIO
*cibtnin-g,
Furnishings, ,.shoess.
,4„.i,,pubber roptwear, -
We Blair: ttim. caok .
011811.' "One. Price,' „With ',every,
I.: thing markeVat•Cut Mite_ •'
• Prices.'
iiiEN'S OVERCOAT, "
, ,CLEARANCEI,' -
nust have, romp :„-for
Stiring Clothing tock
,4All Overcoats Worth• .
$15.80. to ,$22;$0, Your: choice,:
$7.35: •OM: $12.95: $15.96.
,
•
Men's DreSS'' Shirts. Broad-
cloths." nlaifi and strines.
69c: • 69c: $1.'29' to, $1,69.
Men's 'Zioner •Sweat 'Shirts.,
For $1•19
Boy's Zipper Sweat Shirts.- '98c
,
Men's Work Pants': Big range
• $1.19; .41.39, •1;49: 1.6.9. • 1.79
• 11.95 ,to $2.48 ,
•
lien's areas .Caus, any high
grade, cue „in store worth Lim
to $1.50: for
• Men's Dress Cape, 49e. 69c. 79c
Largest . Overall •• Stock •
Western 0,ntaricki,Snagroof
Overalls and. Smock. $1.45 ea.
• Headlight •Best Overalls and.
'•Smocks tl. 89•ea.
Carhartt's Overall and :Sinocks
$1.49.• $169, ea.;
Picket's , & Lighthouse- Over-
• alls 11:,E
grriocks..88c' Itub
Ribbed Wed Shirts & 'Drawers
•
Ribbed wool•COmb,inatiph
„ .
-4•Fleeee•rdined--CeiribinationO480,-
JuitTho ,Knit
For
• Youth's and Boy's High , Cut.,
• Scent • Shoes '1 :..$2.49 .$2.69
Manta High Cid: Leather Shoes
$4.69, $4,89,
• i Men's, Oxforda.•;•.
1.1,1'.98,:.',•:--$229:„..:'---$2;39;:' • ;$2692"'
10,81-.7;3;87:7 ta".hea't
3fee*.tKork',;:goots,;;Si,r,79.`2.:249.,,,
Greb"ii and ,,Yalentines.,
For , 19 te.
tWe COmnete• against,
'town ..and..eity1catilegues4
.
:.14ALCOCIC • .liei3t,anr-,
, . . .
• The rn. eeMmOn erret:.
garci to hoit9os tie lpet4 that
Lr.td• breath .cUreCa onlTy from 89*
rf#14tY, ,PQnd'itio4 .of the Mouth,and.
that; 'In all caaelh. it:eart e"nveTconle.
by having a Clean ,rnoUth.
The offensive bre*th n1ay je dne.
-
to ' the' conditionof the. mouth: If the
teeth are not ..thOrol,1011Y an4-regu'''
10,ily,..eleatled• :1904 parOales 'are left
,arouncl..:t41teeih; these iarticles de-
cay and. give rise .to an ',unpleasant
breath. , , •
•1 Dental' plates or 1:0ridges may riot,
Locals Noed
COimtY TOlviera, Win 5 TV4 Verdict
In ExIubitlofl,Fiztare-brgy Of
oring' I!1•' „Stalk*.
.-Har.vey Parnm's Bruce- League
aggregation from yValkerton, toOk
zthe locals into earOP here on FrWai
night . in an. exhibition fixture by.tbe;
time of '5 to 4. A fairly ,good crOvvd:
Witnessel. the fray•which Proviaed
,
be ,properly, fitted ;• the, result probabit4he 'fastest g,ante , of the
that they .ciumet be 'cleaned with §PaSon to date, .• -
the. toothbrush. ,ThiS!'causes , Walkerton opened 'the' scoring '
in
"collect, and' the .difi4greeable. Rdour, the 'first .period to, have the localatie,
• "• . .
TboinPson,114: nenderSon•
4efert-;*Bill Brick. •"
•
:port '-Chottet,
•
Exhibition garnes seem to be' poiSpni
for: 'the', IOW squad, who , have .won
heir only leagite 'gatO ..date; but
sho 'bailie dropped foui-
tilts..
+II, • -
, The ,a0t:egation , frequently- find,
the; • third- Period a White elephnt-
The" games:are 1st as .1 rule, in,this
,Stanza.. Whats the reasOn'l
bremedied. - "
to arise the'. count Shortly .after ,when
The .-gutna May': be InfOted, ,pu ThenipsOn; scOrecl, n ,neati con -
may be present, and, if, Se,: an un-. pined effort, when Henderson Passed
pleasant odour is grsien:tg,the, beath 0,;CAnsran, who SliPPP4 the disc'. in
Any of the •, SeVeral, -inflammatory tnrn,th, Andy; -
conditiOns, whieh may -occur in the the Second, period went scoreless,
soft tissues 1 Of the ntoeuth. may. With ,Walkeiton gong on A ir4,111liag:
rOP4Sible4, score ' four goals 'on what was a
- However, halitosis,: May..,be,dne to temporarily badly -disorganised ideal
conditions "outaide'ef the .inontli.- In.. squad, whocame, to life .befere the
fected head sinuses Which diani into 'period: ended and -'With".; a four -men
the nese may be reanontiiblei..ns MaY attack, :added': three ,f,nore counters,
also be some .chronfe disturbance of Which left them one short of tying
the digestive organs, or faaltY, dine! the ;vire. • "
.ination,„ • . .• .1"--) • Oberle 'brOlce- into .. the ,coririg
A clean, sound. Mouth is desirable: when on a solo effort he stick hand,
The mouth is the gateway of the led his way down the right hoards,
body. Clean food should notbe skirted' the defense and tallied WeS•
lowedto be contaminated, by dirty. Huston and. Archie 1VIe1ena1d netted:
teeth or . infected glans' before it the other two connters:-
entere the storaach. Clean .teeth, free The line' tip;:
front, decaY,- are eslential to health. Lucknow-;--GOal, 0 Finlays0;..
de -
III: addition, A dean and healthY, fense, ()beide, C. Thompson, Centre,
„ . . ,
•
niouth is essential to a sweet breath. Ai. McDonald; wings, Auston . and
formerly, ;Ross HardWire,.
.,,atamL "ROMOddled.'Irbnt.„,1.'
* •WINGHAM
If ,ilie breath is :•unpleitaarit, the c' -lark,..•; atirriatee;
Not :for Many seasons haVe „there,
:been se • Many. ayailable 1yiefe
',nit leek of
SOnte extent .is, due ,t0,-.1aCkbf favor-,
'able 'weather to allow Practice,. pre-
vents' the teain froiri' becoming • as
;tong as frorn- their hrutividiinl
bii-
•ty ••.as players, one would expect:
Walkerton 'provided' ,just• a little
„he beat exhibition., of, heckeY seen
,riere this year.. •
Howard Agnew hait..been out of
the, last tWO.,gaines, ,4ue to the rav-
ages.. Of 'the 'flu..
meuth• is not „necessarily at ,fault. If Cinneron B. 'Hendersim and Me-
lt comes from ,Outside the mouth; .it CartneY. „ •
l'eannat be overcome, by any anibant Walkerton -GOO); ;K:
Littner, de
of attention ' that is limited . th the fense Smith and.Wallace; centre'.
mouth. ' Brudder;. Wings, Becker. and ,Randal;
Hahtosis-'is-'nOt a disease It'is a- alternatei ' Schnurr, -,Burnsi*-Lobairig-
skinptem---0.f,---spMe- abnormal ,,condi-
1 •
tienand, attention mist he ,given Referee, --Rife, Walgerten.
.•
, . . • • • ,
• A !4EAL1'14.sgaviet •OF
.' CANADIAN 1.411•EQIICAL
ASSOCIATIO!.4 .M40 ctrefe•-•
• .INSURANClit.,,cqmpApoES•'.
HALITOSIS
'1
Advertisers 'have- made the pnblic
bietith,conscious':, py.:weid- 'and • by
• picture; the' poiseasor Of an: nnpleas-
^ • I
•annoYance.sOnturargompsoisr .
the cause as that is the only way to ; • • , •
•
Ri1ey and
Failll liat3 DreSPect Bef(1 Sto1en-7,
, ,CarAnd: Buggy Cra01.1,;110rfse• 00031
Away..
C; j. T; Meeting-
TheT. .held -their • meeting
.Januar ir the ' Of
MrS.. Reb,erf, • Mon, . with the presi-
L4tr Et * Laile ch4rge,
retary;, • Margaret, Ohaplin,, read, the.
ninutes Of' the '•:;;Preiii01s nting
• stick 'were, ad'optetrAn. Indian, legend: ,
" ti,trisetves 'and, .0thers'',,hy
Were
MrS'..41i0AM't
- -
• *re"John Jantieson
was receit visitor with, 104
ter, „Mrs, ,Ffoward Earris.,
'The Tle*.t. 1,1aetine of the
be,:heJ4 at the. , hOOte ;id • Mrs,
Ernest :A,eyert..., Directors; Niro. Earl
Hodgins And:1Miis Annie 1-ticeters;
,
Tepie-TunetualitY lIts• Value' TO
)1 Mt., McKay -at Fort Vrilliam was
read by Francis iviontgemerY; 'A•#er-
he usual -business, a• Work ..rneeting.
was held' under the d'ireeii011 of the
eader, Miss- "Jean IMOritgOinerY, and
asstant-leader, liti; 'Robert •Miloo,
vvlien,,'OeWirig was , done 'for '4,,1341e
be sent North " ' •
Has :Beef Sti:hen.• ,
Mr. ,RoY. Geddes. Who killed a"beef
•Dne day last weelc,.huns ,thq 'sections'
Of meat out in his orchard to freeZe,.
• L.JpOn investigating iVin the Morning
;le found a. large portion*, of, it had
been taken :during. the -night.. As yet
the not beea-.,;,dik?yered•
Rife,' the 0.11. A:- referee from
vxerton,:. who: ;accompanied that,
(eam here•on. Friday andhandled.the
game pointd, out ,that the locals
were all wet' m their interpretation
tndexeCution-Of • the .thrWard 1A2.4:
• --WITH-t1SELL-EVxLiig-JuNionA,
dressed to the Canadian Medical AS.•• - •'•
Signi. O. ..
.•••• , Jicalbr• , 11.'4•Feafti
.
Will be afiwered,:".,persoinillir7bY '
ter.,
sedation,- 184 •College ,Street, Toronto
• • • , ,
• • ' •'.
• CrIEW1
' • '
.Mr. And :Mrs;.Wilfred Drennan and
family spent Sunday with -.Mr: And
Mrs.Herb Stothers: , '
Mr. •Ceeil' Chamney: spent Sater-.
day with his .sister, ,Mrs. Raymond,
Finnigan.
..,..-Miss_Eileenffreleaven. 'assieting-
ant breath is depicted as one who is
cut off from , society and shunned as
if he or .she were a ,leper.
Robert Thompson Thompsbn,a student at the
'Ontario School : for posk and third
baseman -on the local ball team...while'
spending his Suniiner vacation at his
'borne here; has :signed, up with, theBellevflle Junior ,
,.0.*11„ A.- team Thi
grOup,,. inciudes, BellevilIe, Madee;
C,aniphelOrd and', Trenton... In a •let!...,
ter' hoinelrie states that .the„fitianager
"Stew" Pender'S-heme was in, Wing
antiand•that.•.,,he ..had, played hockey
1 hgaig .
Mr. 'and Krs, JosePh 'Hackett' fel' ns• LucknOw, nukinmentionof
f;months'.
• The pick or the ptick•carrier.-Must
pe, the first•over .the..,first blue line;
ae .stateS. This appears • be a more
'sensible ratng ,ancl,Prevelits a Player
rom loafing around 01.c -centre, iee
overcome:the_•. ,
W. NI: §4. Meeting
The ,W,M.•S. of :St. AndreW's United
Church held their .JanuarY meeting
in the church on Thursday, with Mrs..
Wm: Mair, 1st; 'viee=pres, in -charge
Miss Sarah Buckingham . read the
Scripture lesson and •Mrs. Dan Si
McDonald 'offered prayer. An; account
,
of the (it Dr.. Oliver,7--vvas given
by , Mrs. Tom SteWart, and', a ,talk
an.-.!`Ternperance,"'" by, Wil-
kinson: :The' Meeting :closed- With
OuYer: 14y .Mrs. George Meciney.,
Car and Buggy 'Crash
•
On ...Sunday :evening. ;.'ear
. . •, • •
driven .bY-•:°Jarnes1
' ,.:owry crashed :into
.a.'hOrSse rind buggy driven, hy Ani-
brOse7:_Garable en., the 15th sideroad
a shoif] diStance'
sinashitig one ,and causing ,the
, ,
horse to run -a asi. When' turning the
.• , • • ,
eOrrier at Queen, and, Huron streets,
the librae" ' crashed • iiitO••:the js
pciiriP'-at'thec-Commereial'.1:1Otch•-eauS,-
.-ing.curisiderable damage te it. Neith-
er-..of.',..the,,j3oys were :Injured:
Presbyterian 'Y., P. S.
1. • ,
• It has always 1-heeirt, quite clear
,that a pass, could not be made . from
•the 'defending .0) the neutral zone,
ff. opinion that'theY could leaf, about
atlYWherelit-41.1e,11.t..r,4
zone and re-
euve a pass, Once it was carried.'Over
he lst, blue: line.
.tbe nanies of McCoy: and Johnstone
;Mrs. Tait ;is visiting hei ' sister, - :A newspaper 'Clipping': has ;the 'fol.
Uri.. H...1. Blake. • wing to 'say 'about Bob:
1•
:.' Mr. find. Mrs: .John Kilpatrick prid -Manager .`4Stew" Perder, of the
Keith spent Sunday with •friends at B.elleville-,-juniors announced-. this
Donnybrpoh. . . . 2, ' morning that he had -signed • "'Bob'
I Owing to, the: illiiegi .of the Pastor, _Thompson, iloskY dsfFacemall . •.froW
the 0.S.D. to team with "MaSe" Rig
Rev
D.. McMillan, Mr.:: Walter Tre-
hY at Trenton , tonight. The 'accluisi-.
leaven bf, Lackno* took the . servige
at Crewe ;Sunday afterneon.. We hope tion of .TkonaPsart ' :gives ' the -. dubs'
Mr. McMiilhin 011 be soon able , to be three' hefty 'defence 'players tri'RigbY,
Hogan, who is at. present' laid up
around among us' again. :e•
,,
Eadie. DernOnstr,ationiHow,0: make
artifi.cial" HOvvard
„ROIL Call, i„Dont"0,„. for : the
Slick Robin,I4unch COM.; .Mrs : Harvey.'
Ackert,Mrs Abner Ackert,
,Albett„ ThOirriPSem
..The ,COmniunity Club bed tbeir
l4terary. Friday, January.„. gout.,,%
the'. nieeting:Opened, with „the Maple',
Leaf., Irograin; as folleWsi'violin solo '
Mr.; Elliett" Johnston; ;recitation :by'
Mr. 'Harry,. Jewitt; Oahe duet,
Mis-
,Edna BoYle''' and Margaret Mal -
Debate, "Reaolved. .that
hdi-
vidualisni is more Beneficial. to' the
development - of Civilizatipn,.... than
,SOCIAJLISM,. affirm., . Donald
Sinith' and: 'Mr.. John.:•Shields; p**.,
Yir.'jaMes,mtntgornery and 'Mr..Win.
MacKay;. The negative sid,e ,Viron the .
decision of the rjudges,..•Mis.• Miner
A.cicert, 'MessrS Ernest Ackert and ."
•"^......7.4", •
WM:1Statters; solo, Mr, Wmtre0-1n,
fourna,l, Mr. Richard Baker; "pifirr.e;
clubt,;1Viisses Edna Boyle and Mai
v;aret. Malcplin; harmonica SO1O; Mi.
. , ,
Wm
,Brewer," Meeting „closed ",with
•God-4Saye1the King: • Program Com, ,
for. the next .:.three- weeks, . •Miss.
Blanche Hamilton and 'Mr. Frank
Thompson.; " •
Mics.. Miner -,Ackert and lack, Mr.
iy,Irs. RPbert MacDonaldi, Mr.',
-1111-rs:-Vin..71:LEadiei;-.•Doris.s and Lorne,
Spent- Saturday 'evening- at 4rs,
Rachel. 'Culbert's; 1.0th, Con': '
Mr. Reggie. Brown spent' Sunday•
at his home in-Wingharn.
- nee the. puck. is carried. •over this
hehowever a' player.may PaSs •to,
another PlaYer at any. point in 'the'
2entre ;Sone, provided he was with or
behind the 'play `When it crossed the
blue ,.line. • , • ,;-„
• •Last .night's exhibition gairre',. with
kincardine.bia, to, :he' postponed as,
seyeraLt,..clays„_,OL„'".real *weather
Ilas'playedAluivde With the ice in the
rinliew • - •
Halitosis is. disagreeable, and it
•may be,so offensive as to keep people
at a &stance. it is 'shop true that the
victim is usually unaware of his con-
ditiOn but as to whether or not
there is greafAiluctance on'the part
• . .. •
„.. with an injured ankle and ThompSOn
' - Mr. 'Jack Curran . Jr. gni' inrc•
Bob ,is..e. „tall' rangy, kid -.weighing,
Kr. and Krs• :*Herb Curran.° ' . .abPut. 175 ;pound ... and, st'iDds'ea§g
Saunders spent .Sunday evening *with- -..
5 foot 11. inclies..The lad from the
.Mr. and Mrs. Shadrack Rivett have '
S.D. ,can skate well and:knOws hen
purchased the farmi formerly Owned '
• to handle a 'hick:
by Mrs. Canipbell, about •11/2. miles •
south .,,of 'D.Ogannan, and.,,took ' Pos; ' KINCARDINE • WINS AGA
Luelino* Loses : In. Lakeside Tema
When Kincardine Scored Tiwce..In
'Final. retied' , ' ' ` '
• .
-
-
with her son; 'Mi.' Wm. Eadies..-
..'„and-Mrs:.:_,Dair ',MacKinnon:7-c:
The' Y. P. S.; of .Knox''•Preabyteriari
. •
spent , Sunday at..Mr: Allister' 1iughes
Miss Marion McDiarmid spent the."'
' • • .
church,' heldtheir meeting in, tife,....,,;;eek,end •with : Miss Annie l'HUghes.
'Sunday School; :roof:: 'The Devotional
. • ,
committee had . eh ige. After the
•°opening-. '.1iyinn, Rev. • R. M. Hanna
offered prayer 'and Annie Bell read
'the Scripture lesson. The ininute,s of
'the previons meeting Were read ,and
,
adopted. Miss' Margaret . McLean had
the. 'Conic, ."Seeds Light.'' 'A: solo
was rendered by 'Miss Edna '.McLay.
„Mrs. John. Colivell. lIplyrood;
4t.,.1. -tall'', at tbe, stere. we :will
'lad to to hand. her"a' prise; • Mrs,
Colwell la' One ef • the luckv1orieS this:
mOnth in a draWing :contest we',com.
,iuct for AdVertising•"nurnoses, onlv
THE ..:MARKET STORE'
Session about a week ago.' Their son . • , •
' of ,farnily• of friends. to inform Jack has -taken possession of- the
. • . •
hiin of the fat,we do not know. , home, farin: .(••
•
With a ;weakened .teatiri., due' to the:
absence of Agnew' Agnew. and 'Bill HenderSoil
'LuCknevi, ,snifered, n 4 to...2 defeat,:in
retiiiri•';exhibition game -played, in
Kine'ardirie on WedOeSdAY lastr,. At,
that•tf10. 1,(Ta1 ,nahda it interesting
„thr Kinearidne WhOgained'their two
, ,
goal margin lit the,lna1 round.
"Munrto cl" :openedthe
r 'mar ine oppne he
scoring An the first period on
.!rciat'i behind' the net by Mahood but,
WOCITIC!•113RcH
Miss Fern Thom of Wipghani spent:
the ieek- idwitb:,MiSs Janet Craig.
Mrs:: Annie Henderson of .Powas-
'sari is viSiting, her •4'unt Miss Chris
tena •LaidlaWand other7.relatives.;:•-
.
,Smith and her."• daughtei
from the west are „visiting with Miss
Maria' Campbell: '
• Mr. ,Beth' Gaunt, ,..Spent...".the week-'
'end at Auburn, with With: bis sister, Mrs:.
,
Mr and MrsI'DavieForrier spent
•
n• -few: days ,lt 16.4 . Week With ' their.
daughter, 'Mrs; John 0 ROSS-I:Of
•
Huron",
Miss' Freda Rintefil us spending.
awhile with. her ,aunt,',Mra,„.Denald
McDeriald ,St.
• -The W. M;$.-._Of...the 1Lesbyte1tan
,
church held' the , day of prayer._ last,
"flinisday with ' good attendOnee
present. „ .
• There •Will- be a, Scotch coneert in.
the Wornen's InStitute hall •Ori•F,riday,
• Mr.*: ,Warner ,IFinlaystin of Detroit
ttnd :Mi. ;Chester FirdaySOn; 4th4cOn,.
spent Sunday 'at Mr. Homer •Harris'.• • '
Mr. and Mrs. John: Barr Doris and -
Jack; Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald
spent Monday :evening Mr. Thos..,
11 Harris' '_ •
Mr. „arid Mrs. Eldon ,Eckenswdler •
After-Alie-*elesingliy-ntrip-the+-paAter
. .
pronounced, the :benediction. , 111ePherio,n's.1 . •"'
Rec. C.:N. IVfackenxie,':is Spending
two, weeks. with friends at .Hamilton,
POrt Perry and Aylmer. During his
ahsencei,, Rev.Jai). Little Of Rock;
.
wood, is taking charge ,bf the per,
-vi.ces at Ripley and,. oliVet for,' him. :
Mrs. john 2SCOtt, 'Huron • south
Onderwent a "'critical : opeiatien,,in
Victoria 'Hospital • :London on Satir.
r less than 5 cents an issue
Let t be your weekly letter to those
'away from home
Wes. Ithsten equalled h; ,count
feW•;secorids later., on a' 'shot, from
right .witig: Munro:also accounted ,for,
Kincardine'acsecond vial in the sef,
encl.-stanza, .An • dY hompSon 'getting
the equalizer two minute's later, when
. ,
he dtew Riggiul out Of. the `net atter,
Stickhandling,: through ;the, .defenge.
Norm., MacDonald put Kincardine. One
uP.shortiy atter the third period op-
ened, and,.. MUrray • Graham. added
another:half:Way through the :stanza
1, :It'i1e?,,Oi.l.ine'-'0041,4iggin11-,4efe.as.e,
ternateg •J.: M. CDOziald, MnhOod•
• .. . .
day. l,ateSt :'reports state she is, do-
ing 'as well AS:can" be expected,
; Misses- Dorothy Geddes and Doro-
• thy Irvin of Kincardine, visited Mr.'
Samuel Hamilton 4:-.wer:. the Week -,end.
•Mr. Floyd: Stinthdee..ol the.„Cem;.
Mercial Hotel; whe Was ill, Is. able
, ' • • , :
,tO •be . about, agam,,
3vening, when' a, good 'program •
.)eing prepared. •Eyerybetiy welcopie.
• Ebner 'Tiffin sold the Cottle
'property. last week ta*Mit'‘JOhn ,Gaurr"
and.,moved back to Winghatn.
, LECKNOW 'and 'WINGRAM
. • R
-1!te't.trei .liertM‘LtIePOnald.. .
: tneknOW1,,:,'L GOal-trinlaysOn;'Di-
ferise--.0lierie and Medartney; tn
• \*
De ,
, naIdngs- Isrit, lius-
,
ten"! Altrnates-Cttatelton A Th Pharo
4
MAFEKIDIG
•. The P.S.f Blake. Church haVe
arranged for a Concert to . be held in •
Blake .Hall; Friday evening, Jan 27
A, play "Twe. o -f aKiev full of Ifun
will be given •by some of the., local _
young folk; and an hours varied pro-
gram, .conSisting • of fnstrumental
Music; solos and readings contributed
by: Mr. '1). 'Mckorran of. Lucknow,
Dungannon yoing folk; and • other,
neighboring talent; :should make: ari
attractive entertaininent, Admissiofl
25c •t and 1e.
•
--Mr ald Mrs. Jim •iittizner 'and 'Mr.
The YoUng,..PeopleES%Saciety-of St. ';
- and'. Mrs.. Will Fineh. of Stratford, ,
Andrew's United were fav- were 'guests of and Mrs.' Herb ;
„
' '
ored With an address61:1:"The' e, an'Sunday
,
-krniY Crusaders" by Captain Aylan
Ny110' is at present supplying in the
,
Ripley 'and Port -Albert , Anglican
.• , ,
Churches: • •• •• • ••
onttmental Works
• • Litek'llo•
w',,,.9nt.
,Has the 'largest and most coniplete
stock •iii.,the most beautiful designs
to choeee fiomi •
•
MARBLE, • SCOTCII, WEDiSH
AM), •.,,FCA'N'AZIATs/ ItAVIT.r S;
a • SPVdaiti'•of
Oamilv MonainciitS sod iliVit• e
,onelpspetion. ", .4 •
' Inscriptions' NeatIo. Carefully And
'•ProliptlY Done.
.ger um lefore. nlitelmr, your ordet.
° R. A. Soottot•
,Mr. and Mrs. Geodfrey 11A11 atten,-
.ded '.the :funeral of the late 'Norman 1
Lockhart: of Auburn to ,BlYth ceine7:.; ;
tery Wednesiltiy afternoon'. ,
..Iiohh .attended Misses 'Pearl ThoniP.s9.. nand Nerhe
the;f•ti.,riera:.,`, ..C.aranOchan at
tuelinO* , Saturdayt.,'" • '
•
Miss OlivO Collins of the, Centin-,
nation school., staff, ,is lecuperat.nig :pletetheit.lbutinegs course.. We.;wisri,,
Friends -
fromin .: an attack thRipley and ; Vicinity ',At.: em.rs..:1).Re'leelssar.altirheir:aohyxiiii
sto.en'anilid,lcia•elicsii -.-
'
Cranston who have been home fer.
„several weeks, practicing' typing,• re-
turned to London;*Monday, te corn- ,
.tended 'the' flineral of -the' late Mrs. '
- Jelin -sten visited' relatives' at Anb.urn,.
'Cliarlea•Sheanenh BerVieto•
n., Menday
last. "• •." • Mr, Finlay Shackleton of Priceville
spent the week -end at his liorne, here.
• , • Miss Harris of PriceVille •wa the
.,.SECOND • CONCES$ION
• John
', MCDoligall•• anent
.:gest-ef Miss' Alice Shackleton this
eyrnine john MeLean's: week -end.:
viSiter Wh Farniers. in this locality las'r,e been:
Th6infis II„entst. •a tr�ubled More Or legs with •doga
M
Alcx nd rt Hark-
vvorrying kilBng, their sheen.Mi.
rStanlev. a'Robe,
nets . ted reeentIV with Clarence
'
, ' ": ••
Geie dersueeeded shoot-;
•rWA and fio,en' dIi'lrna
• , •
t
. PStone 25$ '•ktiOW. • '
' , •
0+.1t -MondAV, • at ItieleY, VisititiP*
rirkl, Mfg, blIVI(41 . of
• Whifechnrvh",.*t_IISitel a ew (1..,,tS •
itt
ttif; )101110-, of ,Tohn r •
.1\ Frank -.rind, gbfe'r
" t fternc
„
ing one:. dead tin„maiming another
last week: He caught theisi anong his,
flock of 'slieen: a -rather &Actin feat
We are glad, to Tenet+ the finproved
health 'ffe'ir,' • carnooli ...taverteri
W'ho''w..ta•oopOne:d•-•••to,,,4h
Ekee• lionse„.•last ' ;.
migs .(11,th the y r,q„: took Charge -rot -file
,
cer
• • ,Mr. rnqS
01/, rt,,olii,‘,.`,or "4‘41,d, .".61iNif; 113ake, C:•:tavero'r'-'
%Mr. nnd, MTS. Ifowtti snent r •in hr' nsnal
&Av. with Mr; hba Mrs; • Prank Cole .t6P1(' Intret,4
in; ,n Dr4 dcat, lonY.. • ta
,
r,