The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-05-25, Page 1mit
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LUCIENONiri, ,ONT., .1`
URSDAY MAY 25th 1953.
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DENTIST'
. L., Treleaveti•
LUOKNOW -
Hours 9-12 A.M. 130—‘
' PHONE 53 X-RAY
SteT0.10rhain •
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RRISTER,• SOLICITOR,. ; ETC
OFFICE -444'4 of the ;late R J„
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Stewart ; -next •, deer:to
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Th-eati";!.35• KINCARDINE
BATTE RI ES
444.;
LAIR MINEW
'Phone
L'Seed Buckwheat for gle. Price
50c• per .bushel; $ Apply to
Russell Gaunt, • R. 5, LuelcnoW.
"Phone 612-r-12, ,
(25-5---c.) , •
FOR RENT-..-Good,10.04cre grass
•,ferin for - rent, by ,MOnth-:er by Seri•;•
• son Plent'of water.,'Botindery • 8%
,iniles. West: of Lucknow.
-7 'Anlitf:TIO7AllierT-,Th"*.WW.; 4aclintiNT;,
' ••,.(25•4•570.)
• ..SHEn CORN • •
Vance Br�s. .No. i' • Grades
Cap,;Yellow. , &tidy: Bailey,
Improved Learning, Early Glow and,
Vzin4s Sweepstakes, for sale at—.
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WEST,, WAWANOSII NOTICE
A CourtOf Revision 'on the assess-
ment' roll of 'West - Wawanosh. Town.•-•-:
, shiil Will - be held in. the,. Township
'Bali on Friday, • June • 2nd, , 1933; at
. 10 o'clock :A.M.'
D:URNIN ' :PHILLIPS, Clerk.
WOOD. F6i1, SALE-
: We have a good . grade of,:mixed
wood zio_W relitly for : sale, ,1,6” ;. and
12". We will have, a ,• gond stock on
hand .throughont-. the .year. :SPeCial.
prices to, those who tallfor
their wood. • .• •• •
The "Lucknow ''Table, Co., •-•Limitect,
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.MORTGAGE • SALE
of . 'valuable farm property. tlir
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Township of *eat. Wawimieh in thc
'County of Huron.
15n4er Aild• toY virtue of the i3Oweisi
of sale ...epiltained in a cetrain mort%
gage, whidh wi.il. be produced ;at the
: time; :of sale,' there l Will be :offered •
for .sale. at ,public auction at Josepts,
• Agnew' s office in. the Village• of
iiickno* on Satin -day; the tenth
Of June, . 1938; 'at: 'o!cloelt• in
the , afternoon. by • Matt. - Caytirt.•
,Auctianeer; the .'.fellowing Propert3,::
ziemely:
L AND SINGULARLthat-eertain-
. , .
. ;parcel • or tract- of land and iirrAsee
•"'situate, 'lying .and dieing in the Town-
ship of West; Wanrenesh in th4 .
• of Huron and Province of 'Ontario
. and being :composed of the : north
liaIf Of. the, -eae"Cliaff-.'nf• farm
• number., TWPritY4ix• in the Eightl-
COneessiOn of the said (1,7wriship ol
,'West' WaWaonsli, • Contenang fifty
ares df land More Or less.
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This properly is .situate 11 ;Miles
from the Village of tiickiitiw, 2 Miles
• ,.
froni..bhnrch, and 1 mile from school,
the:soil Ts a clay loath" and: there le
a geed 'well on: the premises.
, the ' property is said to be( •1,„
log house with frarrie • kit hen ;and a• ;
frame; barn on • cement ',foundation.
36 ft.: by :50.. ft.' ,
TERMS OF SALE: IQ; per cent of
• the 'plirehaae 'money :on the day of
,••••• "Ale and the balance within :.thirty
days thereaftei:. , , •
' Further • particulars and conditienr
of sale will be made known on, thr
• day of sale ,or Tong be had on
• cation .to the 'undersigned. :
• DATED at •Wingham, • Ontario, this.
,22nd day of May. A. 15., 1)83; '
ORAtvi'onti:,.Wingharn, Ont.
,Vericlorrs Solicitor: ,
MATT. GAYNOR, • , Auctioneer,
Lucknowi, Ont.
•_ENGAGEMENT,,_.A.N.N111,1210E.11-
MFand Mr William T, Sillick of
feeewater; Ont., Visit
the engagement of ' their detigliter
• Avie Fern,. to Mr. Ale B..' Mckague,
or. TeesN'tratei,,,ion' of . Mr, Ales ke-
'tarok and tho Idte Mrs .: McEague.
• The marriage Vial take Place quietly
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nnounce
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MPS. ALEX c.7MacKENZIE
OHLEPRATEs.. 06th BIRTHDAY
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Friends Gatlier'At 'The Heine Qf Her
Daughter And: Grow Renliniacent
QP.-.SaturdaY, May ON Mrs. Alex
C. ,ltEfelC4z4 of Lochalsh,,:nttained:
her • 8fith birthday,which was fitting-
ly
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celebrated when .several Of her
'intimate friends :gathered, for • e
day party at,tlie home of. her daugh-
ter, Mill. Alex MaeDiarmid, of .Luck -
nowt ;MrS: gedDiarmid received the
visitors, , :who she*ered the honored
guest With felicitations; and present-
ed her; with dowers and'inany neat
and useful remembrances. *
• Many, were the old stories rehear-
otl. and bygones... brought to Mind.
The old familian•• gongs ' were 'Meg,
and one, which was heartily joined
1.n was a 'Gaelic song., A .,bountiful
repast was.. served; 'complete With s
'birthday bake.
'Mks. McKenzie, • formerly Elorn.
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McKenzie, was . born, - on the Lake
Shore :north of 'Kintail, tgdanghter
of the late Kenneth and ?Isabelle
McKenzie • ' '•
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Present at, the gathering on Satur-
day, was Mrs. Alex •ii-ficGregor, Mrs.
'McKenzie's, bridesmaid, sixty - six
years , ago: Mr. and Mrs. ' Mckenzie
celebrated: "their golden anniversary
-S-en Timers .ago'-iir-Whieh-celebra:----
tlon their 'family, of five. sons: and
four daughters • were all preseirt;:Ur
McKenzie died a, few ,years ago.
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CHURCH
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NOTES
United ChurchY..• P.
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S.
special interest was the meeting,
held • on iqofiaoi .:.evening with the
,lAteraty, Com. in .charge. -After the
shging of„. the, opening
S. T. Ttieer, led in 'prayer. In niece
Of- the re-grilar7Scrintiire 'lesson, Mrs.•
L. Finney spoke On Hunt's' ,fnnions
painting 4The Light of thc World."
The main feature Of the prograr
wasa travelogue; given by • Mrs.
;Finney on her European ' tour.' This.
was very realistie,,, and in iromagin-,
ation the audience visite d niany
places of special interest in the
British. •,Liles, and the Continent. Mus7-
,icai • numbers, descriptive of 'some of
the countries visited,. were given by
.Mrs. Joynt, Miss Mildred .Treleaven,
and Mts. Newton. With: thesinging
of •"0 Canada" and the repeating of
the Mizprib, benediction, a most en-
, .
iOyable eVeningi was brought to a
ionolusion.—See y.
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LIBERAL „ASSOCIATION
•• • ' mkttiNG
• The annual. .meeting Of North
1t ron Liberal Asseeiation will be.
'ie1d in: Wingharn en June 4st: Mr.
IIepharn %leader of the Liberal ,party
*will be .present to address the gath-
ering.: It •,is. -:,hoped that the Hon;
Malcolm will also he present.
on this OeCasion.
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••'SUFFERS !BURN
Elmer :Aitchison, Bon of ,Mr. -; and
Mrs."'Horace Aitchison r
painfully burned" hand last week with
hot tar. Elmer,and Harold' Allin .were
melting tar*•to-puC on theft cabin'
roef-at Elnier'a bore,' when the Int -
ter tripped and spilled_itheA0 On., his
'mild. It is healing :Satisfactorily
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NO HOLIDAY THIJRSDAY
•TC- are instrnctel .thatThursday
afternoon will not- be Observedas a
half , holiday „iir' the Village, due to
the inhlie holiday on, Wednesday.
r. .
Reddeed,..Prite ,
on .Brantford.' Shingles, tad
on thereof ..
$4 25 persq
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Old Light Lodge
Paid Official -Visit
District' Deputy. Grand ''Master
Ad-
dreases „Mien:din .And1.1,YleixiijkAgrek.
Work Upon His Official Visit.:,'
Over seventy Member*. and visitors
Were present at an emergent Meeting
of old, & A. M. on
Thorsdny: 'evening:. The occasion was
the efficial, visit of Right Worshipful
1.4stOvel.t.'PO4i0
,Deputy Grand Master ofNorthHuron
District. The exemplifying • of ; the
third degree, was a. feature of, the
el/oiling with A. W. .Hamilton, Wor-
shi;fiii
:Master of, Old. tight, and his
assistant, degree :Officer", 'siblY.i; con-
diwting :the, work.,e.
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Retiring to the baneret--liallrzO,
fteArnents Were served; a" eing-seng.
engaged • in, , and the addresses and
toasts of the evening preseeeded• with,
Mr: Hamilton Presided as' toast-
ma'ter' :: and after • intrednetoty. ; yet
inar121, en114:on Dr; R. L. TeeleilYen
to , propose th,e; toast to Our ; king and
Cointry, with Mr. W. B:.'Addere2on
raltinethe reply. The toast to grand
'Lodge • was; proposed .hY; WOrehipfni.
IlrpthPr Login ' Of Teeewater ' and
responded to by; • the distinguished.
guest, Mr. Vandrisli. Very Worship-
ful brother Rey. C. II. MacDonald -
was the 'next apealcer,.: who spoke of
the worthiness • of Mr. Vandriek and:
of the sentiments which he expressed
in his address which ehenid actuate
even; Ma.:;on.:The "tneet to the craft
was proposed by "Dr. W. V.40114011
who spoke foreibly on the. subject Of
Charity as it ,-pertains to ritnalistie,
MesonrY. The .reply was by the newly
raised ineinher of the order, L. C.
Thompson.,
' Mr. Vlindrick COlinneleing, his,
. „ _
address,: stated, that .hd. preferred the.
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priyety ;Of, the lodge room, so: that
the _More ...Belden" 'side of Masonry
Might . he diseuseed; , He' c,oniniented,
'favorably on the beauty Of the lodge•
room and ..•congrattilited-;-theLofdeers,
Who; presented. the'. degree. work. The
.,:tyler Who 'guard.e. the ;iodge tootia- en-
'trance,is significant, he said; in that
individually .every Mitten "should
.have it tyler to guard his heart and
mind 'from:all -that is ',evil; oralien,
in :the World. H appenledto his.
listeners to ‘,*appty, Masonic principles
in-:theAndge""aord,lifi-tite'rfaltreetr'Tile•
fulfilinient of such--principles•::Weuld
help to lift -this world out of , chnos.
If • Masonry Meano'. anithingo '
mean h mere than social. and friendly
intercourse. It means the 'Use of,lodge
room principles for world betterMent:
in closing expressed his pride' of
this district'', where' .ft •Wontierfnl, in=
terestln •Masonry is :being 'shown.
' Other speakers included Dr, pOUder
Of TeesWater; Mr. LOngliteeri; Cargill
W. Johnston Of .Listowel,' dietrice
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,leiretarYl.' Mr; Siingeter • of Listowel.
and "Mr. Tiehhorne :Of Gederich, who
litenght' greetings ;from :South Atiren
dietrict.,. • . ,
,
• Mr: Hamilton, as did' several other
sneakers', paid it tribute l to :the ineni-
ory' of Mr.! G. T. AitehisOnand :Mr.
E:•$;, HOdginS; active and influential
, • - • •
yt1eigheri"-'44-Old-
lic-felt keenly in MasOnie 'circles. Mi.
Aitchison, be aid; in ,e'rediting hint
ter1iitielf Of the beauty Of the lodge
remit, wai% 'Master of, Ara.,i,itti tlie
.lodge as well as. in hie trade, ,
""Anik Lang-SYne," was sung before
the gathering dlepersed., '
ristOvatql .YOYIAdt,;esiO
HURON. TOWNSHIP
' FARMERPASSES
Major W., j. Brown Dies At •Hic
:Home Near Point Clark : -•
a oltn-Bro wn,- -aged,
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79 '•years, a .„Well=knewn resident a'
Huron Township, for the neat' thirty
:yes.rs, died „at. his here On Sa,turdaY•
morning, following .a, lengthy; period -
of failing health. Mr: :iiireyin, 'AC
lived -near Point Clark on Lake
Huron, • was a well-known. figure
amongst the eottagers whn snlynner,
there" at' the .beneh.
Born near Durham, Major Brewr
i=ng there Prominent. iti the • .46th
Eattalidn arid: later' in this part of
tko yi4if iiie:'Etke—foi-
sorvice; , lent his SuPpiiit., to : the
irilitiii •• '
• ?:* ,
.Jn ecent years, Major • Brown
erected a fine ' /le*: residence on., hi;
farm, from where he was buried or
Monday; ,with Rev, J: C. Nicholson
of Pine,Itiver ,U•iiited church. Of whiel-;`,
„
services. Interment was in Kinca
dine*. cemetery.
' Surviving are his widow, formerly
ItaWite, one daughter,Mre.
Lorne Weber, Waterloo and six sone;
J. R. • and E. Carlyle 13roWri..of Mon.
treal; Conrad ,of London.- and Roy
Verner • and "'Matibi;
"OPP:
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EDUCATED AT NO 9, '
DIES I1 WINNIPEG
;John L. ;Stewart, Former .Kinloss
_
Resident, Passe! At Age Of 65,
'
•il John Lewis •Stewart "-eon' •ef the
late Mr:. and gre„lAngna'. Stewart;
passed . away in • Winnipeg General
Hospital, on Saturday; Mni" 1.3441(4
Stewart grew' to young 'manhood in'
Kinloss Township, his home being on
-the-houndery.-east,- the Pe',
cenlied' by Wm, Fisher, His early ed-
de'ation was received at Murray's
school, „which he attended with such
Sehoolmates , as Rev. Jahn MoReY,
Jelin Bowery, Kenny McLean,' -Jack
Gillies and P. D. • Stewart. .•
!In 1893, at the age of. twenty-six,
Mr. Stewart wenttoMalliteha:•.; There;
:graduated from - the Portage La
Prairie ',/kferinal school, and
!Oriel :for, some • time: before "enter-
ing •the seryire of the Canadian'
Northern Railway in 1907: ;Nine
'years: later' be. Went to Saskatchewan
,
t6 take charge Of the business of his
brother, Dr: P. D. Stewart, who 'went
overseas. Upon the, , return' 'of :his'
his death. until Hewas a ' meth-
brother , John L , he. live,d a retired
life unt
h'er of thc I.O.O.F. and attended the
United ;Church. . ;1„ , ' •,, ' .;
In .addition to. his widow. .there
-sniviYes: two daughters, Mrs. :11.
Wilson Of Alberta ' , and. Marion; of
,Toronto; two , brothers,
'Stewart. and -W.- D: Stewart, arni one
sister, Miss'. E.J. • Stewart," all.: of
Saskatchewan. •..
OBITUARY
'GEORGE A. mATMERS
•,±Pirther;--detailicliave-„beeir-tereiVed-
hy,..Mi. Henry' liatliers' Of; Kinloss,
eoneerpilig: the death of his brother,
George': Armstrong Mather"; who
died suddenly at his lining Van-
.; ,
eouver; , • the latter part of April,
following a' heart attack:' ..lie had
ben in good health and .; had , been
Working in his garden. the same 04'
he had the Seizure.. • •
;•".• Mr. Mather i is . survived by two
sons, Fred :of Vancouver and Chile
of Wilmington, ;Cal., and three daugh-
ters, Mrs.„ ,Frank Barnsley of Mon",
*al' and Lillian and Alice.:rit home:
• Font brothers, J. B. and W J of
Vancouver; C. W. in California,." and,
Henry of, LiicknOw;' Ont., also •survive
The late Chief • Justice "'Methers '�f
,The Brea'd
of ,Heslth
T• he Oread
of Health
01.,YR 14011'0 10 QVALITY, AN» SERVICE
..SATURDAY : SPECIALS
, DUNDEE' cAitio, • CHELSEA BUNS, •
,SCONES , • . JELLY' ROLLS
NUT and FRUIT '•BREAD ' 'OATMEAL coom,Eq
irk .Delicious -BROWN BREAD is 100 per
cent. WHOLVE WHEAT.
HOLLYMA- UALITy . -BAKERY
Iticknow
Plione 36
ocar& Genera
Don't forget the • Orange Social
this Thursday evening. ••
Mr. 'Frank Tyler of Listowel : is.il
at present •'-With scarlet ,fever.
NISS . Agnes "McQuaig Of Chicago
is a visitor with her brothers.' and,
sisters here. • ;
" New :prints; Gingham, Muslin,
Veiles, etc: Ne*••lon, prices.: •=•.:-THt
MARKET STORE.:
;Mr: Colin -C. *GOvan ,a
partner . of: the .Templeton Co.,, spen
Thursday in 'Lneknow. •!" •
--Mra.'--Walter-• Jones- .from--Quehea•-
• ,
City .is 'a Visitor at the, home of Mrs.
A. D. McKenzie and Miss Lees. ,
' Have your suit :pressed. 'promptly
„ , . "4 y
and Well, 50c. Called for, and delivered
'Phone 77, - TEMPLE CLARKE
W.-,'-ki'Hendersen and Mrs.
McKenzie werevisitors in Waterloo
the end: of the week.
'.Pressing
Manitoba waoa brother. ••'
. •
• Mr.Methere taught • :school aa it
young man in Manitoba, and as
later: editor and . publisher of .the
ideePaniii Register. The work under -
'mined his health, and he decided to.
move' with his family to Vaneouver:
his' retirement 'a , ifew. years
ago, lie 'was engaged in active busi-
ness there., He was horn: in Luckno*
on March 5; 1865. • •
. • 'BRUCE • COUNTY': FESTIVAL
Bruce County Musical ,Festival wil
be held in the Town Hall, alsley; on
Friday, •afternoon and evening,
26th. Don't lilies this treat *Ville
season. Admission, afternoon, adults
2.5c;, children 15e. Evening, 35c to all,
F.ORMERLILOKHOLTROOD,,,,-
'IES IN VANCOUVER
John McKenzie, SUCCUM138 To Ling-
ering minas In Vancouver—Buried
• At • Edmontnn '
, John McKenzie; aged • 71, whose
birthplace was two miles' east, of
Cul-
ross and Kinloss; townships died in
Ver'eonvec on Sunday, May 7th, after
a; lingering illness. :The , 'deceased
was buried in ,Edinonton.:.,Where he
resided for 'a. :quarter of
•
before retiring to Vancouver, eight
years age. He was at one time. pre-
senter in Langside'Cbureh. ;
• :Mr.' McKenzie firmed in Culross
and Inter in' Kinloss on the farm now
occupied by, Mr. George White, before
going • i.to,...„:001s.,''atnoitiber., of
the custom staff •in Ednionton for
twenty years and was connected with
the Masenie: Order, His twin brother,
K. W. McKenzie, who died four years
ago, wao the nrst,ma
ton, following its. inc
city.
Many thenthere of the
or of Edinon-:
rporation as a
Bruce ()1d
Mrs: K. MacLeod who spent the
winter with Col and Mrs A M.
W.Olft in Nyack -on -Hudson, New
,
York, has returned to her home here.
The 'S. S. !Farrieth. .20110 -ton pas-
senger • boat,/ 270 'feet in length will
cOnduet. a :Sunday cruise ; out of
GOderich this anminer, it is announ-
ced. , •
The. McTavish fainilY, have moved
from the residence pri,..Raveleck St.
south,,to ',the house i• owned 'by Mr;
Veiliple". 'Clarke' -just-- east ' of •the
United Church on Campbell " Street. '
1
New Spring Suiting"
Call and look over our :New Spring
Sainples • of Suiting: Tailored strictly
up-to-date 'at the Nevii• LOW, • Price,
$17„50 and tiP.'
• • • ,
TEMPLE CLARKE, "Merchant ,Tailor
• .. • .
Mr, and Mrs. John McKendrick
roved lastweekto the house recently
Purchased • from . Mrs. T. Treleaven:
Mr. and Mrs.; 136yea• and family, who
previously occopied, this place, • haye
moved to- the residence of the late
Mrs: McEvers.
STORY :OF J4C1c,,,,
'RIVET .7.AR
Our readers are altI familiar with
Itrhieenfoaccdts„bortif 1,illoeiiv;,larjaaaeditslt4laymeti•IrWyras*bbee-a_
in • Lucknow.' This 'Week we reprint
40 /article appearing in the Toronto
Star' Weetly and written' by •Gregory
Clark,' following an intervieW with
the Woodrfainily and Jack in Detroit
Illustrations were' kindly furnished,
is by the Star.
• SPRING PLANTS
,We have on hand Burbank Snap-
dragons, Asters,- • 'Pansies, 'Petunias;
-Stocks, Tomatoes, Cauliflower, -Cab-
bage, etc.; Orders delivered. 'Phone 88,
MRS. W. A. SOLOMON
'
SOMA: Kir/Loss. „
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Antiyersary services will be held
morning' and evening • in , South Kin-,
loss Presbyterian' Church on Sunday,
May:dilth: Rev. David Lane, of Gode-
'rich will be the special 'speaker on
this nceasion. '
• WINS- CONTEST PRIZE
--- 4 ret-4,74genrielir-daiiiht;rof,
errd the following. Thursday. ; '' • Dr. Wm. and Mrs: , 'Connell WAS
Stirvivers, are his widow; ;One on, 'prize winner in 'a recent question and
Gordon:" three sisters.," Mrs. J. A. answer contest,' conducted by the
Taylor and gig. J p.'110tavish of Firestone tire company. Margaret,
Edmonton, S. Purvis. of Col=. who Wail one of the few Winners in
orado, and three. brothers, ',D. 5. MC-; Ontario, has , a' choice of stone fiye
Koniie, A. D. Mukonsie and A. 13, prizes; ene of , 'which A • Pen and
McKenzie, •all' of tclirio0on. , fpencil set; she has been; libtided;
):
s,
'EXCeptiOna1'.
VALUES
Floor; • Enamel,' InGray,
Orange
..
84:BT.oven,,Qut •...90c •
SPARTANITE' , VARNISH. :
Buy a quart,get ,a pintfree;
BuY apint,' get half pint, free
COTTAGE, PAINT. „
Quart , . ,a0e
Pints ', „ . .60e
WHITE, PAINT '
e
nest Quality BLADES,
for Gillett Razor, ' 10 for ...36C -
,IENGAGEMENT ANNOUNC1E1)
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of:Edna Laverne, youngest -
daughter of Mrs,Ititchie and the late
las. E. Ritchie, of Ashfield, , to Mr.
Win. a. Ross' of Lochalsh, the mar-
riagfe*to take place next month.
: ,d •
AniteMlifbc:Tri. jAeayln7i.--aMOI:stia..O.JRnNs. Sunday,S:;1VI' ' cs MayNain?, 1 soif ' : •
gOn, Ii .Plymputhj.,
, ..
NEW CAR SALES
Ne.* ear sales 'appear to • be more '
J ' ' ' ''*
'ininlierolie this
spring than
daydeals thrin'• , last.
Within the p
have , been. made and the follavidng
. „ ,
residents '. have • received neW • ., cars:
Russ Johnston,. a Ford ..V -eight• J.
G. Andersonlk'
coach; Miss Jean, Lege, A Plymouth . .
collie and Robert Rae, a .Buick. The ;
latter has not .reee,ived delivery' yet.;
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LIGHTNING
SPLINTERS • TREg.
•
A large herb:telt' tree in Stewart's
mill, eat the : Second. Coneeasien. of
Kinloss, has been, discovered
sphn-
tered by lightning; no doubt during
the time of the egyere, electrical
storms, more than two weeks hgci.
The big hemrock :Was seVered' at the '
i ap.,
3d and peeled amazingly Wood from
the shattered tree 'W-aa—seattered
about to -4--distance of some 1.40
paces. " • ...
---Idew—Curtains Curtei-Matenials
etc N.owaOw prices.' THE MARKET
STORE. ,
BALLOON. SCRAMBLE
FEATTI4E :60 CONTEST
'The. balloonchase. in Connection.
With the:, Firestone ,guessing • contest,',
tauSed- '
noon: About 150:balloons were tossed
off the: roof Of T. W. Smith's garage
and •1i wild fieralyIbte 'ensued to get:
possession." of each • balloon :II'S it
.floated •downward. To each ''. balloon; e•
was attached a" tag: Thronghout,
Canada A 1.90,000 . of these bailee& ,
have been distributed and; the ;, con -
testis strple, Anyone Who, Was forr„
tuniites- to get one Or .1riOre ballbons,
can mark their*gueba On the attached
tag, as to ii.(m many of these 100,000
tags wili be :returned, to the Fire-
stone Company. There are; thirty-one
dash • awards, the first ,prite • being
$100.; with 30 prizes of $6.0.
. ,
SUNDAY SCHOOLS, •
"HOLD avfoitkinta: .gpsStOr"
znitdaythoo tir4t1
three chiirehee'wflt b�*. be, held in
the morning it ten o'clock, previeus
to the morning servied. This change
beeaine effective in thp, iltsbyt:eritiw
Chuith on Sunday las't tti the United ,
Chnrch aind Anglican church; the
Change of the hotir Will be Made 64;
Snxiday, May 27th. • '
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