The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-10-19, Page 11••
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$2 00 ER YEAR II ADYANCE. SZ!pq. 9TilEi3iw*r... •
LU CKNOW,
THURSDAY, October 49.tli 1,95
PIN,GLE -COKES 5 CENTS
0.,ENTIST
Dr. R, L. Treleaven
...oLTYCKNOW
, . ,
IJOur� 9-1
r A. M. • '4,30-5 T. M.
1:41•Q14 53414Y.
. • EXPEEIMETO.
. . . .no . , .
• costly, 'Ijae".C.tess.,cot•it Saive. &Yid at
AppLgs EC It SALE—Snows and
. Tfdinah 'Sweets. Priced *Reasonable.
Call at -W. Q. Andrew's
Implement Shop.
'
. WOOD' FOR SALE -716 inch -dry
body wood, beechand maple, free • ,ofimbs--App1y- to -John :
joynt.,. ,
' WOOD :FOR Sl'A ',17•.'irirc, 4:04,-„;
Me;c14.1411,; 1pI4
1411S1,01:1444, S1EAIS Ii*RE
Rv4wa Progresa:
Bet porti..4,earif Of S4Viee
Dr:,' Me1C014r; Nvlib"fPt. Ottr Years
.has Seen service' in. „MisSionary Work
•India,=?Addreased a large,' auctlenc.9.
'r heUted Ch,nrch on, Thursday
!venin, the occasion ;being the an-
nual • 'meeting of , the
S. White-haired and full of
•
yeais, she' is "still full of enthusiasm
'and, •energY •in this cause: and spoke
for Ma heurs of the progress she has
witnesSecl rn evangaliam, industry,
medicine and *educed:5n 'whieli are the
-= •
In a land of. over two hundred
languages and dialects,:. with a popu-
lation of na milli�n people, Dr.,'Mc-
ICellar has, seen Christianity ' spread,
to become the third place religion
of the conntry. The numbers are
small however, comPared to the, num-
ber of Hinoo and. Mohammed reli-
gious folleweis.. • ,
,„• Churches, sehools and hospital
0 0.0
••-•••
,stock of dryWodd, lirith tWelve.-.44
. sixteen inch for delivery throughput
the Year: •• ,
THE LU6kl‘tOW rt.4.E-,4. -CO, LTD.
• 10?-10Hc,)
MAN 'WITH. CAll.Can place min
under. 50 'profitable local 1WaticinS
ronfe:distributing 150. borne arid fakir
necessities to lorik custo
!nets. Good earnings. Credit. furnished
:right party, In your reply give •age,
1•Yfie .of car_ and farm experience, if
any.- Write ' J. Watkins • Company:
Dept.: 0-L-12.L-940,Ihspectof St: Mon-
treal, Que. ,
tO advaicce at the present rate. 7 she
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RELIEF CONTRIBUTIONS
TOITPI0 WIPE PASSES
STILL 'ACCEPTED N.QA,
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Fruit, AO: "ViegetahleiV l'Ourink 'In:, Severe' Heart, ,Attack proves,. 'Fatal
• 'promise Of Frobahle Kecend To :Mtg.: Robert 110138:—,.$0der.1
Car. —
A• Pea.* ..tOMMUnitYp
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The ' TOsioliSelaOt. in ' '
the: Sentinel. hroliglit from residents It. was with 'mingled feelings di
.of this ceinmunity : been hfOSt sorronr and- astonishment ,lhat this
cenrinunity learned. the Sudden
gratifying : to the Relief Committee,
death of -Mr. .Robert 'Reis, former,IY
The -filling- of One., car,i, for .shipment Miss- -Jane ,Istibellit McNall, -which
to the West was. viewed rather dub- Miss
but ;law it .,a0eatad that occurred sliotlY: after. Six. o'clock
it will be well filled and probably 8: 411"ilday 'morning'. Mrs' RoSS' was
in
her thirty-fifth year and is a young
second ear mav :ha necessary, states
wife of but two years.
Mr: A. W..1famiton, C. N. R. Agent.
Contributions are • being Ieft, at the She had Irea. receivig-rse(tical' at-
local
uliose who have not tntion til°1c4oldnleiOltri4b-b3r7hecli•C;49taltrent
and bereaved' husband. he .was
sub -
week. The car has notyet been' billed le°' her
and can he" held, over for o• -•day'• or so rad:ent" illness arid .it was at °la tirri
Of one ofthese Apells • that: shc
until' all contributions ,are recteived
differed a• Severe heart • attack. and .
Residents of the village Are; urged te
assist financially, if unable to "'con-
tribute articles or produce for the
needy' ;the West,
The thy, Sc4uts assisted nobly or
Saturday, by sweeping doWn• en the
• orchards of Charles Baird and ArChie
have sprung up, the latter m di- MacIntyre to pick forty begs of
0unisfor teaching. and, healing pro- aPples..:
, . •
vide, greatopportunities for -the • ad- , •
:varicement of the word of God: If GRAND SUPERINTENDENT ' •
the Christianizing of India contindes
to combat, FEELING said,. it will be „accomplished
Brint7trowerfulacCiden-euritruagzenrtr nowthne bnishing ralliditY° There is ninch
to science. Jdst do this: •
TAKE -a tablespoonfuls of Phil-
, lips Milk of Ma,gnesia lin a glass of
water BEFORE 'bed. In therm -idling
take 2 more tablespoonfuls ,with the •
juiced a WHOLE ORANGE: That's
all! Tomorrowyetell. feel .great! •
Or take -the equivalent arnOunt of
Magnesia -"tablets:
' Each tablet -is equal to a teaspoonful:-.
rif the liquid.. . • " • . •-•
.Get-gehuine PhilIips
Milk of Maghesia in the
..faniiliar liquid: feral.. or
the new,. marvelously
"COnvenierit' tablets: Be
„ sure it's
• .the kind doctors endorse.
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NOW iN lABL,ET
OR ilOPID,PORM
•%11,11*. IN •CANADA « '•
• Prairie Soil Superiority
The' .essehtal. or, distiniiiiihing ;char,
aollS,
the 'possession: of ,a large;propartion
of vegetable, Matter and its couconiit-
ant nitrogen. lt is to • this: act. nn quei;
tieniablY; says the ..Dominion:heinist,
•i•that these soil's: primarily Dire their re-
: v maricatild fertility and leafing quality.
For:the nidst•part; they; Certainly coii-
lain abiindanCstores:Of the niinerai. pie.'
ments of plant fried, lint 111 this respect
‘iihei frrin. -.-- •
Ireason for thankfilness. in the pro-
gress being -.--made• and 'She stressed
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ADDRESSES C]qAir*E,
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On Fti:dak Sliper-:.-Larici-Aater4lie-Vnited-chu-
The funeral 'service .Was held at the
'home of her . parents .ori Tuesday
:afternoon conducted '.by, Rev. S. .
TuCl4r and • Rev. a former
naSter.,Of the deceased and the eleigV-.
Man: by: whom :she Was married: such,
a. thert tinie ago, Rev, J. L. Burgess •
And-LReir•-•*;---H-.--„Geoghegan--4issiated:
Interment was in :Greenhill ,cemetery.
, The pallbearers ••AlOster,
Hughes, Frank MeNall,'..y.vin Irvin
deOrge, Charlek:. Maser and•
*111'; Haekett, ;
• it •
Friends and relatives were • esent
At the •::servie ,froin::•Gocierich, Blyth
'Stratford,' . Auburn, Wingharn,'.
Dun-
gannon, .. Grand Bend,. Blueval.e, .Ben-;
milier.' ,
• Floral. tributes :as well. as those of
the immediate Were received:
from l3aiher and ::Minnie
Wiriginim; Mr. and Mrs, Joseph.
Hae-
kett and Mr.and Mrs Robert MeNall.
41.4ielgioW4-3,11sses: Lena,,.. Ann :and:
Florence Barbour. Toronto.; .Vr..,ani'
•Mrs. ,Georgef Blyth; ane
Mrs.4 'Blneyale; Liicknov,
L,0.14' 428, •
expired •suddenly before' meditiftras.,
siatarice• • arrived.' .
• Mrs. Adss was the Only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Willieria,McNall. She
was born on tbe, second, concession of
Kinloss but has Apent practically her
entire life in LuckhOW With her 'Par'
•
ents, until her Marriage two years
ako. ,Iter. sudden 'Passing severese,
chose ,family bend.' which leaves her
parpnts. heartbroken. and -a grief-
strieken husband. Mrs Boss Was ever
a faithful .rrierhher Of the Methi?di,st
intendent K of Seaford!
paid his offiCial: 'visit to th.e, Masoni:
Chapter. He was accompanied Irs
the importnnee ,of continued Suritior'. :Past Grand Registrar , Meir. During,
of the ,cause. There, is a great need the course of , the evening :Mr: T. j.
for workers :in the Mission field, and Salkeld 'received the M. M. degree. A
she 'mused on • the lack of Canadian banquet followed, with. F. T. krill-
. trairiedLnursesiity...CentraLIndin_whers,
she -•is'stationed,An. spite -,of .•tha fact
_othat many here are UnemPloyed. •
1 Ws. .MacCaktdm presided • and the
Scripture reading Was taken by Mrs .
Andrew and Mrs, Rithwell led ; in
:•irayer. Mrs. Tucker and Mrs..-Mnr-
die extended, a vete ,of 'thanks. to Dr,
McKellar. Rey.. Tucker . 'eldSecb, with
prayer.. ,
.1 New Flannels, Flannelettes and
Wraperetted . still selling at'..; the' old
tow prices.—THE MARKET STORE
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1
oming Events'
First Insertion, 50c-,
Subsequent Insertions,' 25c.
FOWL SUPPER
Hot" Eovyl :Supper,' Pari --i Hall;
••Augustine, , Wednesday; Oitober
Harvey 11/Cdee and Other artists : in
• sittentlance: 'Gaines and, aniusernents.
Admission ,35c .and :150; •
,
.'„PARAMOUNT CLUBS'. DANCE ,
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A ,,1Iallowe'en Masquerade ..danee
for IneMbers of the Paramount- Clubs
and invited guests, will be • held in th,e
• 14own, • gait 'Llicknow, Friday October,
• : 27.t1ir Dancing. from 9 to *-1:30:.,:Mert
• 25e; -Ladies, take- •
-=••-• • "
• DANCE :AT ..LANGSME:
. ,
A. danee .will be held' m ,Langsule.
• Mill on Friday; iCieteber$20th; Under
• .the- auspices.. of the, ••1.-.arigide., Ball
're:an:Ia.:Dance commences at 9
'5c' each... Geed 'hind'
• . .served. OsierybOdy, Welhour,
„
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• SOCIAL AND .DANCE
There will be a Social And Dance
in Lucknew Orange , Rail on Thrira-
October . 19th (tonight); - Music
by local oichestra,' Dancing ,frein'
,•to t30. GehtA25e:' Ladies lik...Ltinch
• supplied • by Lodge..
eoht. ot ,rthatiks ,
.Vi:re Wish to eXPreta
'appreciationth e a ny kindness
tc:r -
§11,6*4-41 ri�nds and neighbOra
recent herhavernent:.
Sas Itendefleri• '
• taid Of thahhi4 „
•
Mr .• Ond VKI, Mehra: and .Vt.
!.•inatiy•-4rienita. •and
"1161:0456 -fat•-•:
Lti*tiothv dimfire theit
: ad tve-
metit, ant theat.*io...kftitilt 16001ct
• -60it ,iibtkerite
;
GBAls;'-piviGT;D:B-B5-B4-71
. oosEttyp;)
Institute Makingplans For Staking
Runquet For The Ball' 139y,si As.
Champions Of, TheiLakeside. League
. •
. 'Grandmothers', Day was observed
at the regular meeting of
the Wo-
rnnis' Institute, 'held: at,' the home. of
Mrs.' W. youn. 'Mrs. 'Douglas presided
for • the opening. 'exercises and 'busi-
ness .period " after ,WNeh'.Mrs. George
• Greer took, the ' chair for an enjoyable:,
prograni. was :.prevfried. by the
grandmothers.'A report of the Booth
it the Fair aliOW.ed a balance of about
. • _
$30.00., It Was decided, to sell. Vet -
Craft .popples,. again this year and
also to biiy a yet, -;Craft- wreath to be
Placed at the Memorial at the:, Arm-
isti('e Day 'service. • Mrd.. Clark and
Mrs. Connell,were appointed to Make
iii_lanseinents. for . this serviee. ,Thel
correspondence included ,a 'letter 'from,
G. Martini, Minister- of Pub,:.
.11C 'Welfare,' StStini."that'.'the
;Government would be, pleased ,to
dritate::A 'Wreath and •imolit..seod. •1;
repreeriitativc:to, 1)1c 1,4
1)1c.6 it. ,••• R.11.
Thorapion,,yas.:appoioted• delegate- te
attend the W. T. Convention held iri
Kincardine • Tuesday and Wednes-
day', of this •Weelc It. Was. decided
:Wait 'Until the..beginniiig of the Year
to • start the 'first aid. course AO . be'
given by ',Dr:, Connell,' It: was alSO
decided to riiif On."i banquet for the
-1Oc41 .baseball teani, winners Of the
.Lakeside.• League Mid Excelsior life
'Trophy. The exectithie and .direetdrr
with Mrs. ' Youn as convener were
appointed to Make .arrangements for,.
this.,' Mrs. triii• Ackert of Holyreed
.contributed . a pleasing" vocal 'Sold,
"Silver Threads among the Gold," and
Mit. H. H. Theinriseri a; reading On
the life an& Work of Gehrg W.
TehnStOti•swho *rate "When You and
I Were ybin4, Maggie)" after which
Mrs. D•. M. VIM:4SO Sang the song
aseeomPaiileef on, the auto harp by
hft.:.3oto..6§ WOBStei, .in thc potato
paring contest. for 0hindruotliersi'tlie
pri'24 was Won:hi Mrs, Nireb`iter,whei
gad Won the prize .6V -the Inenth.er,
tirlid 'hadbeceine a grandmother rnnst
reedritly4,-Mis4.4.6„Orge_LOre.er Weri the,
prize irithe-allaWi.,,ptirridee•-There"-Wria.
The .titstitivtleted by sing-
ing the. National
tefreatimeota Were aervid.
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Atkong„,.._Scibe_E:_pxedid trigLia;_tottita._
' Master. -The toast to the ,King,vW,as
responded to by the .slnging of:th
National' Antheiri. Mr; ',11...bi,„Parker;
First Principal,' proposed the toast to
the: Craft, • which:: weA .replied • to bp.
the .Grand iSuperintendent and Mr
Mei'. The toast to the visitors Was
Proposed by Mr.. W. J, Davison. and:
replied to by Mr Boss, of .Kingston
and Mr: Croft .6f • Gocierith. The' tsarist
',"The I3aby" : Was proposed by Mr
W. B., •Anderson• and responded to by
the new ineinher. Mr T J Salkeld,
• ENGAGEMENT; ANNOUNCED
' The angatenient ,,iinnounced of
Mrii•Ttatlierine; Elizarith, younger
clang -liter of Mr. David H. Alton and
the late Mrs Alton to Mr: Wilfrecl
Winston. Sherwin, Yoiinger son Of. Mr.
and ,Mrs. Walter Sherwin, Orono, Ont,
The Marriage to take place early it
NOyeinher.
tioBnigg -0LuOic-hrowriv
wEns IN VANCOUVER
Son Of The Late. John •ElhOt,, For-
, mer Lucknovi ',Grocer, MarrYa,
A wedding of 1964 'interest, to
older ' residents,took place in Van-
couver recentl.y nt the-,hOrne. of the
bride when •Dr. Ellen Stark' became
the bride' of Dr.. S. Graham Elliot.
who is.. the "sons, of Mrs:, Elliot and the
late ..1Ohri Elliot. Mr. Elliot .was
•fqrmer • grocer in this village and his
gen Graham was born :here, ,
Dr., EIlit a. graduate , Of, :McGill
his resided in Vancouver pipe& 1929
and is a 'irinimber of the Kiwanis
and on the hoard oft the .Canadian:
intitute for the, Blind: Mrs. Qrrihan.
is 17t., 'graduate of ' the •FaCulty.
Medicine itt Toronto ITilirersity ane
All • continue to, practice her _001,
feSsion: „ •'
PJLIZES OFFERED FOR
.STORYS OF BRUCE CO
The Bruce County 'Asaociaiiieri Of
Manitoba ' Offers 'Prizes ',Per The
Beat Stories. -:
,
Seven prize's, tamely, $3.00, $2,00'
and five prizes of It. each:are beim,'
Offered .fOr. the 'hest .'stories;•-oa am
•InCldent that, took place in the ty.
of'Brnee,, „ • . •
Any resident Or former *dent ,of
eihinti of lirtice rna 66,Mpete,
The stories. Subriiitted, :are not to ex -
'seed 300 words. Mail Year •StiirY tr.
•the .aderetory. John 11. Curla,• PPO
Grosvenor Ave., trinniPeg;=Minito,ha
'before January 1St, :1934;
The judges In: making their .itet
Aisions, will Consider . the litunerans
drhintitie or tragic ValtiOS of the %tar -
Jews' :stories" The Bruce County 'As-
sOcisti4n of Manitoba 'deeiree. to.
_eeive it very 'fine c�iieetinn ef Atorlet
\ nurnber of them will be puhHslied
dileialr•organ �f tbh:Ahdreelailon, the
r•Iteehra Will 'OpPeat itt t.beicititilhli to
be 'hold In 'Vtibiti(401084.'
:1*.e -04,044 •
Of.Health
,OUR S.BB.vjcp.
The Bread
Of Health
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ATpRDAY SPECIALS
DUNDEE 'CAKES, . • CHELSEA,- .,13UNS,
scoNEp „.• JELLY, ROLLS
NUT and FRUIT BREAD OATM.EAL QOOKIES
ur Delicious BROWN BREAD is 100 per
cent. WHOLE' WHEAT
LtY11(.1.
!Ione 316..
UALITY BA.-Kmt
ISS
will be in LUCKNOW on
ednesday & Thursday, October:25,1.: 81;26
giving "ESONAT'Y Permanenv1,4nVeg
EVERY. WAVE GUARANTEED
SPECIALS
$1.001 WAVES ,,,$.3.00' -
$5:40 WAITS.. $2.0 • for Setidokfirrs•
with.
:you Can have an :.'reWaYe YOnr former ' permanent
perfect Yesulte. •
Also all •Croqiiinole, or `Cenitination ;Wave: :
REBEKAE AND I.04).t.
OFFICERS. INSTALLED
•
District, Deputy.' President And Dis-
trict Deputy Master, Conduct
Impressive . Installation "Ceremony.'
' On Friday ,evening the • ofAcers for
the ensuing year :of Jewel Rebekah
. • ,
Ledge No, 2,70 and.fof LneknOw Lodge
No 112, 1. O. 0:.•F. were instrilledin
,
their
respective 'chairs With anf.im;
preisive gereiriony, presented .13Y..,
joint installing team of •Itebekahs'ind
OchifelloWs from Kincardine, 'Present
t� Conduct tire.• work were Mrs,. Mahe]:
Ye,ager, of 4inctiicline,,,Dietrict Dep-
uty President and Mr. Carey Mont-
gomery, of Tiverton, District Deputy
Grand :Ittaiter; assisted by 'Marshals
Mrs; Cora McKenzie,rind Mr; Joseph:
Fisher, with their. Supporting Officers.
Rebekah offiCers for this tesitri,. are:
6
Junior Past,Grand;• Mrs. . 'Ciiaki
'Noble Grand,. MTS. R. :Button:: Vice
•Grand,, Mrs. M. Sproul; Recording
Secretary., :Mrs: T. Clarkef FinanCial
, Secretary, Miss A. Cameron:
Mrs....F.. Nixon; :Warden, Mrs,' 6114.
Steward; Condaptor, Horne;
. , _ _
R. S. N. G., 'Mrs. R. 11. Thernirsonf,
L. 5tN. G. 'Cliff 'Aitchison:
R. S. V. G, Mrs. James Balith; L. s.r.
V. O., Mrs. J. 8.".•.MCICerisie;
Mrs. Hainiltent L. S. S., Mrs.
M. , Chaplain, .. Mrs, Jewitt;
Musician, MiSa'Elva Johnston; 'InSide'
Guardian, Mis 11. Cuibert; Outside
Gnarclien, :Misa • M. gt...Niacroo-oahL
:Oddfellow
Fred Nixon; N.
V. G., George ketittei0;• Recording -
Secretary, Kenneth' vtdraro,; Treas.;
D. C. Taylorr.Warderi, Les. Purves;
Colidietbi';• Wallace 'T•OminleY,;' Chap-
lain, •Will..teekhailf;,
64,
S. V. • O.., Gordon IainietiOnt
V, G., Meivin Orr; IL.:07V,` It4g.
Levi's; L. ' S. S.,,; ,Harold na'ten,
T. G.,- Dean McThnesO; G.r Charles
Vallawfrig SoVerat 'ilfOrtl, .0481 -WS,
hrnch was iterVed, and ;;• an„:11Ouri,
HUSTON'S .BARBEp, SirlOP
lidoe4
"' Unity °C1
it Davison'
28bh.
'
ner
. •
hOmentade„
StOre;:',8a•turda4. October'
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Mr. • Albert Hornic of Toronto, was
a Visitor at the home of Mrs: Susan..
Milier
1Irs Peariman is in Toronto today
selecting a fresb. range of 'fall coats
and dresses.
,
Mrs:, Peter Watson who .his been
in poor health is a _patient In dod&•
nth hospital
',Armstrong is,. a guesi.
,.•
this week in Toronto Withher mother
u,d other -relatives.
Mrs. Bert' Ward is, in ill health'
*•irid has been, confined' to her roon
for the past. ten. 'days:
.Mrs. Jessie McInnis has tiretUrned
Following a visit wilhfriends ir
.and Toojtto
New warm' Winter, underwear :foi'
he farnil)1.` at the -old low prices', .
THE MARKET STORE
Mr. and Mre. T. W.. tittle Of Barric
are Vlsitqrs this week With the for,
rner's brother; Mi. 'Mr. ,3 !Attie ape
Mis . , .
- Messrs. Joseph and °Hirer Johnston
were in Lis
„ , ,
tOwei on Saturday at -
ending .
thovi
eif4utnoelf.71. '0;f, At1.1,7. ,coin
.us„
woij
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie .:Aitchiaon, and
Mr. Carruth • and 'Miss Hattie qf ,Har-,
riston were Sunday visitors ,with Mr
And Mrs: Thoma i Aitchison.
Mr. IL ,3.' More was. in Toronto the,
irat Of 7the week and *bile ".there,
:stepped aboard' the BluenoSe sehoonei
whieli was docked iii Toronto Har-
bor.
Mid. Bourne who': has spoilt the
4tithiner With her.; sister,. Mrs. •Thos
tkeid ' and with Mn Eiliott, has re;
turned to her-horne in California: She
• „ . ,
Was , accompanied to London by; Mrs
Reid and her fmily
Mrs.R T Thompson, as a deleg.ab
,the locai branch of the .WOmen's
Institute And Mis Beth Alton' at.
tended a cdnventiqn held ,in •ICinear-
(tine on TUesday.. and Wedngeclay at
winch represerifatives. from Institute'
41 Huih, Bruce, Grey, and Welling -
ten Counnties weie . present.
-tINCrOPERATOR-ittt --
Thi; Week ,we are struggling 'along:
without. our • regular, linOtype oper-
nfor, Miss Nixon) who is 111, .ai,s4 As
a result of. niiiheretis dettee•• *note'.
bleeds, is in a weakened
4.1th . will confine her toher room•
for.ai least two weeks •
Advertisers are urgedf to keei'fIliti
in niind 11114, have t.heir,Cop3 iTt ;it
aesVi; please
till ridwabaper day iti5ra.eaeltet, but 1
let tut have thew eai4t.if possible.
Nt0
PAS
•
LOOK
H-igh Class
E... Restaurant
IN LUCliNO
opens' today,
Thursday October 19
Harry .14-ein's. Lune
•
EveirylbOdY• Knows...” About.
, HARRY'S' '.••=, WHY.? .
BECAUSE: IlarrY: hasan at-
Aractive Up -to.- date•••• place.
, • ..
cOmg. IN -AND SEE '
•; GET .Votk •
SPECIAL MEAL,' .25e.
EVERY.: •SUNDAY •
SPECIAL CHICKEN 'DINNER
• • 40e ,
r.. r, y.
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•'ANNIVERSARY SEItVICEP,',
• Anniversary •ierice s will be held '
.atBlakes United ChurcF on Sunda, -
October 22nd: •ReV, R. T Kilpatrick
•if•Dearbern, Mich, will be our guest .
preaeloi Mr Killiatriek'S Subject
;for the afternoon, will be, "The ;In-
visible Mask", and In 'the'.-eyening,. he:
•
will
preach kin "The Glory of Little
• '•On Monday • evening, October 23rd, .
•it :Slakes at, 8 p.M.;• Mr. Igilp:catrick
icikn:ii:sis'id:otii:1,eaok.tphi§cet,.lielflcuittititrii6layt; etie td u; oe o, 9 on
Trahip Through, Eurepe," Ad-
The :special c011ection, for the day
will go to meet the entretit-expenses
of' 'the church. The .churah is yOunsl
it is of incalcuable value. to the seclal
•'itid religious life 'df the eilrinninunitY:
WiLh otir backs `ii„gainst the will let
71s maintain. 'His cause; let our battle-. '
cry bet "Am T it soldier d' the:gross.' „.
th,e' Lainb, and Shall
fear to on Ths Cause, . Or: blush to
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Ipetik neme.".-
frannOn choirs Wilt taio ,part it 00.
uieOa; Sunday at, beth after,rnion
Vening • services.' • '
'•460UTS •PREPARE'
BUILDING
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The •I3oy gents' haVe been granted
the old Wate;works.ininiplionse by the
Yillage COuteir and are at' present,
seeking the highegt bidder for "eke'
qerap rnetal‘ thcluding the Old boiler
1lire is also-notttity of.
the....buiding 18*illeared, vill
' h ,cOnVerted ififil. die Seetit Head-
iritattera,,' 7 '0,04.— „ •
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