The Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-05-20, Page 1•-•
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LUCKNOW 0 . THWASDAY,. MAY 20th .1937.
• Treleaven
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`TELEPPONES
Office. 03 W. ' • Residenee 53 j.
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Dr. Wm..roiyier
rHysliAN ei SURGEON',
Office -
1.00-,430 P.M. 7.00-8.00
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• Sundays.:1.30=-2 00 P M •
, Hy Appointmerit .
'Phone .86. •
,EVELY
. 'VETERINARY SITROgoN
'PHONE' 115: LUCICNOW:'
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FOR SAL:N.44934- Cliev. Sedan.
, N. W.' Winterstein, Lucknew.
• FOR i ENT4oinfortahle six -room
hoinier town Water.—Temple Clarke.
FOR: tlectric'Sign.
and ,smahl safe. Apply at • Sentinel"
Office.,
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HOUSE FOR • RENT—On Station
St.; 8 °-rooms, hydro, town 1,fiad - loft
, Water: Apply at Maine' •Offioe. '
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PAINT BARGAIN:. --To • the 'extent
of stedi..--a• .first qiiality-;'.paint at
$250 Per 'MURDIE.
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" • • 'SesSien."- ori• Satiirdayi evening consul:,
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.-10e,',Bandi To .Appear • , PO,',•„''
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MtSdtWU�y
.•:,...•••#'411--g-••1/14400•t...00-0-#-eft7at--"„a."-SP-0.0141
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Entire. Band Will Join •Kitehener ;Vas.'
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.' l'iliera In 'goat! Ikl,lairShi_1",,le7Cf Thar'7'
• AP'Y EvelliagtH13and -,•Organizeki,..,
• Will,' Have • pi.in:,:, s_5:enen" '11iptr:::
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bel'a:` -g•vitilA le. - r '
:Luchne*"-Pipe,••:',Hancli' ••:- 'Which •-. :has
17,(been 'holding etIcly rehearsals: 'der -
mg the. past six: 7 eeks, under the dii.
eetipri of Jimrnie' IrWin of Kincardine
is. reported to be a Much improved
.band, with new. ' airsand increased
tinixibers. ' • . . s
Their first 'weekly appearance °:Wifl.
be made here on Sattirda_..y evening,
''.Iiiii-e- • an • ,.these :wit 'co.ntinu,e
each Saturday night during. the Sum-,
mer reariths:
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At'an organizationmeeting,dh Fri-
daY• i'ght,. one resolution adopted b '
the Band, WasthatineniherS' be'
the Hall at 8,30 on Saturday 'evenings
and ready to •march at .8.45,"' ' Only
those :members taking part. in the
•narade Will be ' credited as Present.'
' Officers have been .' elected ', is fel.'
lows. Pine ' Major,' Rey'', MacKenzie;
Pine_._Sergearit,;„•:: D. A. „ MaeLeacienl•
'Drum.. Major; . Donald ' MacDonald;
.lecretiiry-treasbrer, .-1541;:tli. 12,7:"Tre-
leatreri. G. .11. Smith „is. president of
the,, organization; ' Robert , Rae :vice;
'President; and ,MessrS. Smith, , Rae
-iiid7•:Tre eaVere-,pti 1, ici y .an i engage7
ment Cominittee.1
,• , ' The ,Be'd, accepted the invitation
to join •Scots ,Fusiliers of Canada in
their route : march. :in .:icitchener,' he
ginning at 7:30 o'clock 'on ThiirsdaY;:
May 27th. The entire, plans • te
make the trip, 'Which ifFireSents'ionie
seventeen inernberS; *re' being av-
ailable. at the present 'Some twel';e.
Pipers and" fiVeidriimmers:, with 'a .few.
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other ;Prospective. menibers learning
to Play the chanter.s.
. A. few members ' of the l3and 'were,
engaged t last week to take •part ::.irr
the.. Coronation 'Dak.;,,celebration . at,
YiVaikeiton, . and ',, the .'„Igand. „has., been
booked to take part in .the bridgOp:
ening :cereinonies in that ..town later •
in the .suinnier.' ''' • - .• ' i! ' '
' ,It looks ' like a -,:sueteisful .season
FOR SALE -50 Bush. Seed Buck,
wheat, $1.00 per bushand a few well
'bred 'collie pups • $2.00 each.— James
Forster, R. 1, Lucicnow.
SEED CORN' .•
,tho •,varieties of Vance
.;
Bros. No. 1 grades, Improved Learn. -
:jam' White. 'Cap YelIow Dent, EtP"15?'
:and Vance'
Sireepsttes, sale: at H.- W. G.
ANDRE
COURT OF 'REVISION
&Mit,' 'of revision to 'hear and.
feeeive cOnaplaints. on . the 'asSessinent,
"roll of the 'Village of, Lucknow, , for
1931; will be held at the Municipal
Office, Tuesday, June ist,:',..19317,:,
o'b1ock.4-joseph 'Agnew, Clerk;
FOR 'SALE OR RENT -100 acre
farin, E. 'ifs, lot
approximately 40 iCrie.7P1OuilleC
Rest in pasture • and bush, • running
water. Frame barn,‘, newly ' shingled.
Apply to Mrs: L. F. Dungan-
. nark. 'Phone 96. . •
RtN,T.—()r, Will Onerate:01
-S1arOae-106.acre • farin of the late
Duncan• MacLeod, con.' 1, • Huron,
near Lochalsh 40 acres ...ready to
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• sow; also Barn for , sale. 'about 36 x
to% Apply to Miss Kate McLeod, R.
. 1; 'Ripley. ,
PERSONAL
, MEM. GET VIGOR AT ONCE!
, NEW °WISER Tonic tablets contain
oyster—invigoratora12,,and--other-
' stimulants. One dose Peps up organs,
glands. If not delighted, -Maker re-
funds price ;Paid—$1.25. Call, -Write
• MeKTWS7-DRUG STORE.-
PARAMOUNT DANCE l•
Dance in the parainaant Hall, on
Friday, May ll . by .IlOgaii's
'6 -piece Orchestra.Admission;" Ladies'
1.0e.' Gents 25c (tax included).
24T11. OF MAY DANCE
"------lvicCartneyAs 8 -piece orehestra will
play for a' dance in the Town ,Hall,
• LucknOw, Monday, evening Mai, 24th,
-Under Joint !Club auspices'. General
•adniission 25c.
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IJCTION SALE
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• FURNITURE' AND • <
'VILLAGE 'PROpERTY • •
I Pc L E Y,'
Sturday,MAY: 22
,--aL AT 2.30 P.M.
• ROUGH CAST HOUSE, largo
,living 'roahn,; pantry,, • kitchen,
two bedrooMs;large woodshed,
and -' I/4 acre of garden.. Pro-
perty known as theformer
, Dahmer, home in the village of
oppOlife-Ahe' fax •,
' lijeet a.'
reserve` bid: "
"HOUSgOOltaii-PHRNITIU01,*
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chairs,,-
stoves, dining Ai and
kitchen' tables, cupboard, diSh.',
• es, kitchen utcnsils, bids, 'cirri:
mower, chest Of draWers;:also
11 .quantity of Coal and hard-
wood, new copper boiler, tabs
andtiallY other articles'.
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TPIIMS.'"CAgi(, •
• •WelliqgtOti
Auctioneer.
for this, progressive and enthusiastic,
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'Organization, land this districts Will
:eagerly__aWait_tbeie,first ..aPp_egrattee:
'nere, t e first ,Sa ur ay in June. .
rtEeEivEli ,.ccoutt.Awp .
TO ,ATTEND CORONATION
Included in, the list "OT -20,0 Cana-
dians to, :receive command ..cardS to
attend the Coronation iri We:stanin-
istei!,Ahhey Were .1 W R Tonilin-
Meinher ; of • Parliament:. for
Bruce,,, and Mrs..., Tomlinson: Mi and
MrS. Tomlinson were placed mn the
galleries sanctuary:
—Part Elgin Times:'
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Held CommunitY Service
, , by older 'esitients of this village.
On COrmtation;Htsht--, mrs.-COrmack was Tformerly Mar-
,
tired necessary graYelling:-and „street
repairs in the village. Practically at
•villag,crroa'ds, require sorne.4;4t;tenioii
arid-.corineil is faced - with spending
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isfc"i•iiVeillangYe t4r7ets
necir'erae.Ouellj'Vilea'ri't.s.he?Tib-Ifirde-
.
ing they require.
- The intersection at Ludgard . and
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:Havelock •St., at the C. N. R. station
has been badly cat 'VP during the
spring.' The Station Si. pavement just
runa., , this ; intersection, probably'
the -.Moat , heavily trafficed point in
town. Connc,rI considered the advis-
ability Of 'paving this intersection.
which'Well"n
as crossroad is
mue used turning point, Which makes
il;'alinost in4lossibl t keep it s -in
, e o •
shape in the Sprhig and
JEWELLERY SALE' ENDS-
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11V,i4.9•19411,TP14•41r
Saturday night , brings, , to;a, con-
clusion, the 8 -day JeWelrerY sale cOci7-
thietekbY .31r: rt.; T. AfillOtrOnOr"Mho
ii 41.4cori"u111 thhiee.hilwe:71111'11;17.4a4151.104,
r!ces&cii; Wfilt
Mr.:, • Schmid has -1geell , here, for the
'Vast few days and Will be joined'
sil.Torhtebrrei,), by his. oburtidstea,nodtipagfe,:bwal.wgei.eikrit
offered; in ' diamondS, watches;
silver; oto, with 'view. to ,reducing
the heavy stock Mr: Armstrong ,edi;:.
ried. The °quality •of his merchandise
:well-known, and 'till articles egriY
tickets for: yourconvenieriee.. It
-wi:11 • pay shoppers in t is. di,gWlet to
visit 'the store during. the pe24 two
days ,.and' look ?over ',these amazing
repair Infsiness, w ,
'6C/kr:the "first ' of the week hyf his aue,'
'Schmid'of Hanover:
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values:. '
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LIBRARY NOTICE.
.On account of the weekly half -
holiday, 'the •• LucknoW Public , Library
wIl remain open on Wednesday ey-:
enings during' the summer tacinth.S;
instead of Thursday. '
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BOOSTERS' FLUB . MEETING .
There will be a Boosters' • Club
1 meeting .on Friday night; at 8„
P.m. sharp in the Carnegie Iran. ••
Important ,Basiness. Everyone
ARENA: DEPUTATION •
RE01,,LEST.. INTERVIEW'
SuLiD.r.ari L x INt -WEo' .
Wo -id has beezi'''reCeived: here.Ofthe
sudden death of Mr. :Wm. Smeltzer:
in a gr r.• 'Shieltzer, a native
of ..Ashfield, was a son of the late
Mr. and Mrs'. Paul Smeitzer, and
formerly 'operated: the ,I1',ord . Garage,
M LticknOw. His widow was farnierly
Marcella ' Reed, a ' daughter of,: the
lateMr. and. Mrs. Paul 'Reed , of
Lticknow. •• '
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CORONATION. DECORATIONS .
USED ''FREELY] HERE
Luchnenr.was gay with Coronation,
decorations last week: „Several large
flags were strung across the main
Street , and the rnajOritY, of ,baSiness.
places, as well. as many,hemes, were
made 'attractive With the use of flags;
and -bunting and the pictures Of tho.
King and Queen:: Flags flew :fram
,and nurneroils
pri-
vate homes. In keening with the oc-
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Casion„ the '•,..Horticultural , Society
4ilanted-a--,dolen-shrubs-4and....trees.Ore
the Town :Hall lawn,. and around the
cenotaph. A 'red Maple,' so • Popular, at
thisAirne,..!waS among the •trees plan-
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FOrmer. Resident •.Passed;
Away At Miinneapols
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Death Of Mrs.' George, ' Cormaek.
Formerly --Martha Little, Occurred
On Sunday '
Word has been received h6reby
her brother, 'Mr. W. J. Little' of the
.death in . Minneapolis .on Sunday, of
Mrs. George' , Cormack, well-known:
40 -Voice Public School' Choir Led In
ducted Impressive, Service -;-Atten-
dance Small.
There, was a disappointingly sin�ll
'attendance...at tboLuckneiv',Corninun-
itk• 'service: held, hi the, Presby,terlan
Church " last 'Wednesday night the'r
evening of. the Cororia4on. '
An ..improssive. serviceWas . in,
charge • of the LitIFICTIb* Ministerial
Association. and a :Pbr.ty.;••.yeice choir•
of public school students, under tl
direction."9f , Miss.' Peggy MacDonald
lead . in. the singing and rendered n
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Coronation Anthem?, • • '
• Special 'order./ of service; . farniS.
„Were •follewed. °The 'service 'opened,
with ';‘The' Recognition"... and "Nat-
,
ration" read' by Rev, C. 11. MacDon-
ald. Portions of ihe service were read
in unison and responsively:..• Other
'clergymen assisting in the . service
Were :Rev.' G. M. Young of South,
Kinlea'a and his, son Mae i'Vung;
Rev.. .14 11. 'Geogliogaictii0 gov;
Richard. '
4;6 stirring address, Was debVerad
A
'T.• Tucker, who ,crnpha-
sized thc yel igio us ,importnncc
open the :Coroinition eetenienies,
We have a deitocracy .of royalty to-
day, • in Whiehruling sovereigns re-
cognize ' what they oed' earinOt
de.i yhic1i is the bey,..to;the unity of
m
the toMonwealth, • '
--o4r cnmpire iS not built ,on
,fin.yi but J)st our iltritisli .constitutiori.
Odell is a living, llexiblc attitude.of
•inhat. that tonfernia.-. tO clianging
•-•iikaSi; • that,:•ridhoteg-;-to h poliey f•of
JuStide•and recognizes the 'rights of
tha Little,,! -daughter .of the, late- Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph -Little, 'early Luck-'
INtirs;!-Goirriadk: was
born near Port Hope, coining to Luc -
knew :at an early age' with lyr ,par,
She is: e9r*viieci by her husband, an
-outstanding man, 'in the alining: bus-,
-fifes's, 'and • one sister' • and two bro-
thers, Mrs. T. A, Hamlin of Dakota,
W. J. Little Luekno* and, Thos.
Littleof ikirrie. A twin 'sister,' Mrs.
John 1V1c9tipid bro-
ther John. predeceasel her, ' • „
Funeral services were held at Min::
neapolis on Tuesday , evening . with,
interment it. Wheatland, North, Da-
kota on Wednesday, •
,
Down Town 'Again •
Many "friends of ,'Jcihn'Joynt
Were 'pleased to greet him Satur:
day, When he was "down town" for
the first. time. since last November,
and, particularly" pleased :to see Lim
looking so 'well 'after' his 'prolonged
"SAN, p4ANCISO;; e. •
COMINO, TO 'LYCEUM
YOu'vo no doubt heard of hat
romaritie picture "San Fran:
cisco." ' 'Yon% have' a chance . to see,
iI , at the L,Yeerini Theatre next Men.
Tuesday .'nd,'"Wednesday.. Out-
standing stars .stieb as Clark Gabli4•
Jeanette, 1114etiOnald, Speneer Tracy,
and others Make it one of the,,setia-
• on's' ontstaricling Streeii 'hits. ,
This week -end is _.featured
'''W.e!res the .tury0P.1 la* Aritit41.
Seiltea":61' 'eXCentliinailY ,firie-
tur-04. that the 'Lyed.iirri theatre has
An interView .has been , requested,
whereby' representatives • of the Lu.:
kilw. Arena .Committee meet,
Vern, and : the Honorable ' Punea71.
,Marshall .to discuss the matter of
an, arena liv.:Liichnow.. the request
for 'a hearing was :forwarded
Week, when, Pending a; .reply as to a
convenient date, the. local delegation.
will go. to .Torento, in this. regard: .
An•estimate' has how 'been, receiVed
on the -building .alone, not including
seating and dreaSing'reOmS, and some
immediate;actiOri will no doubt. fol-
low
low the Toronto
r m aylor
To IteSt *WO
ongtime !Resident Of , 'Community -
I . Passed AWay In_Harper. Rcispital
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Det,rait,'• Last Week, • ,
I •Funeral 'services' for Mrs: Win.
Taylor, a 'former' resident •of this ,
'Iceminunity, who •, passed away ..ie
•Harper Hospital, Detroit, were held'
in, St. Peters Anglican Church, Luc -
last Thursdiy afternoon, co -
ducted by .Rev. J. FL Geoghegan,„..Ire.
ternlent was in Greenhill ,Cemetery
with, Wrrie 'MacKenzie, Albert Boyd,
F. T. Armstrong, R. IL.Thompson,
W. W. Hill and 'P. 11. 1VIcQuillin act= '
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of Health
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reX
Heal th
torritu.A..1.4#.:.$1z.v.ict
EEK'E
ChEAM PUFFS
CHOGOLATE ,LAYER .CARES
• RASPBERRY' TARTLETS'
SPECIALS
SPECIAL BONS..
POUGENUT,S,T
„ JELLY' ROLLS'
SUN SOY, BREAD
OLLiYMAN'S QUALITY BAKERY
.New Speed Limit.
Effective On .Monday,
New Speeds Of 30 And 50 Miles An
Hoar In Manicipalities, And Rural
. Sections . Represents Maximum
Speed Under Ideal Conditions—
Motorists Called Upon To PcerciSt
Care, •Courtesy And Comnkon Sense
. ,
"The amendMerit to the 'Motor Ve-
hicles Act.permitting increased speeds
of 30. and 50 Miles per °hour in mini-;
ieipalities: arid 'rural. Sections . respec-
tively will go into ..effect on May
24th," Hon.' T. 13, 1VIcQueSten, 'Ontar-
io' minister of highways, - announced
yesterday. , • '
At the same time, he ' issued a
strong warning to 'Motorists, that the
neW 'Speed rates represented • "the
'Maximum Permissible speed At which<
motor-vehicleg. May_be_OPeratect."_
Mr. McQuesten •pointed out em-
phatically that the new: speed limits
were designed to 'meet the inost, ideal;
motoring conditions,
and that nmot-
orists would have to slacken their
"PecT3Tin situations whiCh called for
care; courtesy, and the safety of ppd.;
e.Straine and other :drivers, if the;
chance of reckless driving was to be
avoided. •• • !
ThaSe, speed law changes, 4iOWever,
were entirely dependent • on "ideal
Conditions,", he stressed.. they could
not take into consideration the many
and ' varied ,situations ..which ton-
stantlt-,arise on the . highway: and.
,call for extra ,cititOn. and slow Speed,
nor did they tcover • any defective
'eqiiipment,... such as lights and.brakes;
On A 'ilriver'S automobile. , •
candition,si'. Would, not
clude4hiezing.paSt a country school-
house, • where .Children :might' he , on
the highway, •` at 50°miles an hour,
Mr. MOQuesten icited as One example
to illustrate hie,Point, "and 'no driver%
Would be able to justify a "speed of
30 Miles Per hour •through a town on
a busy mailket ditY,
"
; Si:miming 'up the „conditions Under:
which the new 'Speed amehdraeht
would, be operated, the inlinister :urg.;
ed cnr :drivers to bear in mind con-
stantly that the revised rates Were
"maximums for , ideal conditional '
and: that every motorist on 'streets
Or highways Wauld be called upon
more than • ever' to exercise ' Care,
c6hrte'SY,"1-alid: <coinition-Sense every'
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minute he Was ••13Ohind the wheel tC
his :automobile. •
PURCHASES . GRIMSBY PAPER
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. The Grimsby independent has been
purchased by R. L. Tailor of
Thimil-
tpn, who for seine Years . has gondue,1
.ted SubSeription,eairipaigni for neWS:,
Wilier:5 in 'irnabY °aerie' towns and
piaewbore in equid'a.'gt,„ Taytor had
ebirg"O tbe,; -LnelinoW
Club ‘‘eampaigh, held here, laSt fait
41.
, _It was alMo.st twenty' years. to the
day that .her'' husband, MI..., Taylor;
highly ,eateerned and Widely: knoW.n. ., . ! ., . ,..
grOcer of • thiS villageiPasSect...away.-711.ISS KATE ANN. McKENZIE
His • death ',6cpurred onMaytt11.,`T 7 .."..;, , " Funeral serviCes for: the. late Miss
. Mrs. . Tayl f ..'was the 'last surViv-, :Kate McKenzie,. were held': :at the
ing inemher :l)
• f a famn 'H
ily Of fourteeerbert it'.., Pitts Funeral' Herne in
children 'of e late ' Mr, Mid , Mrs, Detroit, on 'Monday, , May 10th, At 2.
John' Shee._ ottoill..:She *as. born. hear .p,J,n, Miss McKenzie..passed ,away at
Lucen but later, MOved here with the home of her nieee;.. Mrs., Harry,.
her :parents Following: her 'marriage Mellyride, in 'Hazel_ Park, Michigan:
Mr. ;and Mrs.' ' •Taylor • . farmed ' at She was 'lierii.. 827yearS, age in Lech-
10rilotigh, Ware he-,-;:becanie-Tehgaged:•,::alslif--the'..daughter of Mr-.-„ and -Mrs.
in 1-thev--.gro:eery....busin,ess,...here... •,', , ' _KeiMelh_McKenzie,,Thexeat.P.art
Mrs.. Taylor • Was .': Seventy-eight' of her life' was spent in Victoria 13'
years and her death, followed a ,stroke 'C., ,but fer' the past 17 .Yearihas. re-'
lie ' suffered a Week ,'PkaYlOOS.'„'. '' '....... ° 'Sided '''..iie.,:the'CitY. of ,•:!Detroit... ' She
7,!7'414WV--17"—T.11110er5 : 'ar,s;'°- '. m leavesto mournheeless..tvve sisters
TaYler, has ,resided In ;Detroit where hp,d,' six: brothers; ,' Mrs: '!Arch. •Mc -
,her two daughters si,irviY,',1illiss.,,,Lyia Aulek,,', Ripley; Mrs: Hugh. McIntosh,
Taylor .and Mrs'.. William Hairneav •LticknOW; ' Kenneth McKenzie,°: High -
who was sadly bereaved in the, death land 1 Park,IMichigan ; DryFarouarhar.
of .her. husband" just : six • menthsi' ago. McLennaii,r- Windsor; and , John,' Don-
. , .
A grandson, Taylor liolineS, also sur- aid,' Finlay and Alexander McLennan
.ViVes., All...three attended thefuneral Of -13ritiS1 fOlumbia. Funeral..services.
lest :'weeic, returning •.te.:Detreit ' -on: Were ,, conducted„.; 'in' Detroit . by the.
Friday. , ” • • ' • ' ' ' . •• ' liei.: 13: W 13 -Olinger' Of 'GraCe,Epis,-;
Church. Prayers at the, grave•
Twin Colts :Horn; •-, . ' ' ' • • . . I. Ever& ee :Memorial Cemetery at
.bribr: One SUrviVes. .. ' , • , ' ,, , , • Leani,ipgto , !where the' burial ..teek
'i .A.' rare; occurrence—the birth' • ef, place; ,were'Offered .by the Reverend
twin colts, took place on the 'fapn pullinger ri&the Reverend 111cLe.ati..
. , . , . . •• . , • . • .
of Eldon Miller, Con. 13, West Wa- ,.. • f • • •
iVanOsh last • week. Rarer silll is it , '„ NURSES GRADUATE,
frie,rvinseuehIe; pi, al, nbs,6 Litt° ltilixre;ea, ndda5tasftebrnesuor;.: ',.m.i..s;s.,E' n.i').11-av..i.,,.i.ialii•i'it01,1,,o;'lit•iienii,
the pair died. .., ,' li" ., • ToWnship; as one ' of •fourteen nurST
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OBITUARY:
es to yecei e.their diplomas and pins,
District ; Lodge Mat • 1 , at the grad Atkin exercises of GUelph
' -At'„the .recent, :annual meeting Of General if,Spital,: held in Memorial
Rriice District, No. 4(4.'1: Q. O. F..; Mall at the Of. A. C. On Friday even-
-Aridrevi R. :Patterson of RiplaY;_was".
elected District' Deputy 'Grand" "Shnilar exercises that sanie even -
ter, . while ',Kenneth:Mu/die of ..1.41c.k- ing Were. held in St. Mary's, Hall;
now was returned to office as district Kitchener', vhcn °Miss Margaret 'Gil.,
Secretary. .", '
more of Ashfield, was one of, the thir-
teen rneinbera of the. graduating.
•
: Cl.ass: Of :$t., Mary's Hospital in that.
Coronation. Bali Raises
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More Funds For Arena..._.
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• . . ,:., . . . Monday ' A. Holiday
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PrOgr,ain '.Dance .,,teattire-it Well At. •ii,londa.Y., May 24th,',Will he a rinnliC
!
••• tended Dance- Linder Arena ger): holiday in•the village, with all Wades
,
:Auspices. ., - ,, ' - , ••• •• ,'' ' -, , '- of buSitieskelosed. 'The 'hall 'SeaSoit IS
________..,.: ' , '.. .Sehedpled , to °pop that: day• 'with
„ ,
:Cdienaticiii.i night. was iiiarked".by .Wingham,:;2131.0..king here-. •Winghani
i
a second :hall, .,under •the directon. of wanted te ,postPone the fixture '„and
. . , .„ .
larget
he..•crowd,A_r:Chil), , that - attracted a at present , time Ole ,deeisiOn WaS.ndt
for a_pleagant . evening known. . McCarthey's_,...,•.Orehestra Will.
.that netted ' the., Clio's • arelia,•:, fund . play in'the jaVaintir, 7
. . • . . ,
...
..
abobt forty dollars.
McCartneY's orcheStra again pro
popular v- D
• ---
resbYterial Met.
j•
a. lar with the dancers. • • . • ,
and cloak 'room' Servieds were car; At ,Whitechurch
ried-out•-much as-,before-4arid-Aheidee_L
oratians;! Were iiiiproved • IV .the use Mrs: Kenneth, MacLean Again Elec.
of additional flags • and a hedge , et ted 'President Of 'Maitland Presby -
spruce across the footlights. „ terial--Deploted Increase • In
new: feature , of the evening Was vorce And 'Protested Against The
the use of pilogr ars" Which were us -
cd by -many of the dancerS, to add to
a';pleasaitt• evening.
Receipts' fell slightly IelOyethe pr-
viotia dance With expenses much the
same. On the two night's endeavoilt
,
'the. Club has raised 384,60. ••
-Redeints ; $400. 40
ExpenditureS ., •
Orchestra,: tax and asiiitence
; Too,: Free Facilities For Obtaining
•• Alcoholic, Beverages.
ChalinerS Church, Whitechurch, Was
this year the Meeting 'place of the
Maitland< Presbyterial of the 'Wornen'S
Missionary Society of .the Presbyter-
ian] Church in Canada. When it aon-i
.EVEMYN-
BeaUty Parlor
Permanent Waving a.. speciality.'
Croq Waves,.,' Spiral Waves.' Combin-
ation Waves,. .p.50 andi 5.0(); also
'Finger Waving, *greening; and
Shampooing'Phne 19 for appoint.'
merit. "
U COMPLAIN
411g.i4OUr-x-egeliOghaS.,,becorne-A.ifficalt
lately Leartr.that that is ki.'progres-
SIVe: conditio --c anging eyes require ••
. . • ,•
PromPt • and regular attention • .,:
SIR 0 N G.'S
EYE SIGHT., SERVICE. •
•Licknov•
THE
odern Petunias
•are ' the most popular and Valuable
Annual.' We have never offered, such's.
high qualit3;'No natter how Het:. or
bry, the season, they .bloorn right up
to 0 Frost, making' one,. GLORIOUS.
!SHOW of COLOUR through all -the
, ,
SUMMER: '
'Phone Carla* 235: .
.'S; T. E"W A R T I3 It S,
BEN MILLER. NURSERIES, ;
Former Resident's Death
Was Very Sudden
,
Mrs: Leslie 'Agar Passed . Away Seven
, , ,
Years To •I'he, Day After...Her, Son .
' Was'Bed•'.Oc-
cupied Their New Heine ,Just One
'Week • „Whv.n. Her Death': Occnrred.
;••
---Further. details hav0 conle to -hand
concerning the, death of '
Agar, of SaskatoOr,. and formerly. at -
LucknoVv, 'whose passing We reported
fast. week. ' )'•
Agar's lierne Was neaii/ South.;
Kinloss,and her In:10mnd, a SOn..'ot••
the late:Jaines. Agar, formerly .1i‘ied •
at 'Belfast... He 'is' ahrether: et , Charles
Agar, for 'Hanley.
•
Mrs. Agars 'death rwas a shock to
her farnily. She"had Spent Sunday :at '
•tile Agarfarm had.:•attendefl the .cv..
ehinetig::_chnoryneheil. Stes•Vaitete,e;
4,f
aPpaiteirt '777 • •
'Her.--deatir-:.oeciiiied just soven
years to the da i that 'their, eldest
son " Was 'killed by a train: .Several '
months ago, their ,hoine .and all .. its',
'contents'. was destroyed' by fire 'While'
the faMitY was Since then they
had :ipamti
ntil
thc ei nMondayiesiwedye h11in an'irnresidence61
the
! Mrs. Agar. is .surOved byher
bus -
and_ ene,daughter. Kathleenarid two '•
l'ezied-7161-1-rwent"Y'tinrid . Edwin :and ; George.
Tnn:Aller. 1.Ae.1.14'..rs' law, Stanleg, Agar, jet
repreSenting. each society.m the , ,d
Prograins;. postage ivak ...... 12:35 'inprning and atternoon sessions- The
1.,1,14h • , j.5236 greeting to the Visiting, auxiliaries
oNkiaSeh.xt•ttee:icidheudrchb.y :.Alax'tMersOn.
" the devotional period of, the indrn.,.
Balance • . ing session which c,ommenced'' at. ,..10
0, clod:, • was in charge of •niembers
..e, 100,40 of,: the ' LueknOW W. M.'S. After"' the.,
• ' (Melting 'hymn Mrs. W.. Parteoueread
iiinasspargaey.o.t..1‘. lis. Pearl
NEW IIYDRO LINES
• . •
NEARING ComPLETION: botalie• d and :Most rag-ing,"re
„ • ,.„' „netts were received froth the Score-
, The' work cif /building seven Miles tary of :each ,branch of, the:work show -
of ilyAlfo ihieg north ;from Hniyi'ood, i,rjg •SPIendicl'intreases• ih-almoSt eVery
department The report of the: Voting,
tO..b_ring L'hydra to tural• Seciions •whei.e, Nie i " /
„ ,e)nda a ata 'C4ir a' teuPs *as 'la
meAn inreased eting on .8(1a3,-, maof y 1,th. ,
Pallbearers 'were 'loin: brothers -i*
byteriat were present ] at both the La . y.
iCn
it desired, , is nearing completiun. C4P.d of by Mrs: A. CUrrie
A gang of, Men 'have been !engagelChanii sthc '1\418gleil Bands tY Mrs. Me-
t s Ste). . hg, a 1 at
b0,41.),Ossibie to turn on the curient iStipply' by Mr. Douglas latelcnoW.;*
VFeek8.'and it is exPeeted that QY 'MVS' SintPs6tt.; tbd
at this
fev Lotman Of reesWater, the' tleine 1101,
Are •Meinberhip by • Mr8,. Winiams
by the..end of the' 'week. the line goes', or Cianbrook. Glad Tidings by Airs,
nOrt,b, to, Malcelires corner, enif
dies. of both cast ' kfeSt the
Tho 1'110re ltne on the Durham react
ritit':of:Xineardine is a10 heing ex
tended and. will Serve. Mang this i:444
to resign. from the office -of Treasurer '
which office she so efficiently' filled .
for eight years. The financial. report,
therefe're, for 1538; *a4 Peesentedbyr,
P 1'1 f Wh't
her snece sor, Mrs. ' o .
Chttrait This dePartinent' is showing
"e large ' iUcreasa•' •fn coritribiltions.
Last year the siiM of .$3406.00 was
'remitted- it) otir PrOV,intial Treasurer:,
The Society having • brought :into '
'tieing a, Vinanee Committee, which
has been fuectibeing Since the begin-
ning of 153'1,'' Mrs.. R. Mowbray, • ,
,Whitee lure 1, s• eonvener, , stated
the aim of this" committee.; ;
ents, gave a„ •esin ,
,
' "
of the'VOrk" done in the districts Over
whielt tiley preside, DedleaterY pray: ,'•
•WaS offered by Mrs. Wm. Moore
of BruSsels. " • • .
After tho greetings; from 'Maitlai4;
Presbytery alsit session at the Saind
finle Wilitachurrh were tonveyed
istauter ahol, Wintry ;„ and tit', tilL.,011,0,0•IP,I.Iri61.1-4,,bYst:Al.4T01.1,,Y1:018Ztddv.v3,,ft,it:
er• offered. by Mrs, W. D,.11•1e1;cod -of'
• - • •. • •,
eratato by •I‘Ira„.Parkeii, of .',4rotatia,,
''',OleeMe :and Welfare. I,: Mrs'. ROW
of T'eesWater, and the Press by 1‘11.S.
Poliock of Whiteehdreh,. •
SoeeLy
'at the beg -Mining of the Yaar learned
fren. '.‘lartkry,' of Ripleilf that
Promptly at 1.80 p.ind. the ,i)rosident,
4414talY• of Wjflg
iho -priiaidect:ifl Um ntormng,'.openetir •
tho 4101'1106h ;Session. The
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