The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-05-26, Page 4•
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Mr, Neely Toad; was home from vends at Stra., ord on Thursday.: ital to Mr.. and Mrs.;',Robert Cott
y eek„end.: fi pita”S, o...
Btrltod_ for, the w_.. �,... _:_;
_.. in Who- _ •son: ---con ratulatrons. - _ -- —.
r West- Mr, George McQnilhn vvlro ,raced -..Yew g.
Mr* and Mrs..Bert.: Taylo of his B S. A. degree at the CI. A. C. The pups;: of No. 10 school conk--
..
Reid' were recent jlisitory with : Mr,ate against, Dun anrion andPort,
ra J. Hum prey 'and other. G+�elph, last week, ise spending a noted g r _, ...t. . g ...
and' M P Albert school last
daysat h' homeh be#
. few is here'
a�.
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Idrs E., J. Thom 'lir. and Mrs W. 'CURIE'S CORNERS
- with Miss 'Lair no Midler and other BOfi•N—Iii Goderich, General Hoy
A.•.,Miller.:.and__,Allan,._ were.: visitors A.-.
ore. e,:, ,:.s.- week:• and:won
tell4tives._ .. . both `boli acne blarge ma`orf
,- , 1 caving Pn. Monday for. Kapuskasmg. t g ... s y a. ge, I a4,
The June meeting' of the Women s Mr, and Mrs.. Ewart Jamieson, and
.. here he punt the std of the Ex- .,.... . .,
per mental. Farm: family visited with iss ll .o hvan.
Or-Hall—on -:-Thursday', June -2nd at - e • r... ,..
AV _. 7 g,
titute will he held' in the Commun • fa 1 t ,. 11 C
Insm d th E
hJClt111
ev..... A. Agnew:
Zion�I rs
rr ve a
An
(ZIQN PEW'Sa ). •' :fir, .
Favored by a�, beautiful day,,4highly'
successful, anniversary , services ' were
held in `Zion 'church on• Sunday: The
guest speaker for this, occasion; Rev.
J:.A. Angew of,London; a,: former.
d . n Mr ow -- •Ashfield boyeliveredsirLcere, hes t
a d.., ... -"C . an iif-Nemloek. •City `°n �,.
Members of the Women s.Institu uniia searching, soul stirrng,sermonsy
,and Mem, Insot the St will b g dents S . Y,
•ar : re ueste :to' meet. a he'Hall'on. � • �., �� � morning: and''eveping., • '•'
and Luckno :Institutes ; be guests: � e q . d •t the .... Mr. and. i.s: Alfr d Arm trop
• Tuesday afternoon , for• a cleaning ' That; Mr. Agnew holds: a, place
• and will ,have charge of the�,program. -. � Gor..don 'Harold and' Miss "Dorothy. ••
•.• d .. .: . . .. r •second, :t none in his; :calling, in the.
' ..bee;:„.,�,Q_... .•
Mrs::, Wm.': , McDonald:. from: neri1,, ,,, : Y , , •:. • ,, ...... ; •
','and Elmer • . Alton ,
se . , .esteem, and'regardof the Ashfield.
t
a
,
m undo tri h f it w re un a s
% • s endin the.' week, •with ' The Y PAL et on S y g d m e S d visitors with •�
; :]J In'Ito , g_ ek y �'
4 1 n s
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Mr 1 C iMac- th the'resident Isobel Miller in r and Mrs David Little
`brother-in-law',wa
�er'
hp
d d b h d h' h
was eve,'
Mrs:• and, surrounding `community, .
D. C.
avec en acit crow a which
yyt e ,P y,.
Ronald . and,. Mrs. MacDonal..., ,and the chair. Dick Weatherhead read, the Mr. Gordon Johnstone and Myrtle,
fide d the church at both; services,
t r s and the' t •' f 't d 'th 'M nd' M B
• 1
other
latrves. .. seri . ue , e son .a.. .. a 4 I” o . visa '- wi _. • r„ a rs.. ,m. town•
re P , � •.
Tk
Mg,
• fi d field was giv$n by Arthur Jtamage Mr and 14irs Claud Houghton
Vieto T 1 f Bru
cent guests; of: Mr. and, ;Mrs•, Robip 'Mr.; Washington,. Soler, is ,son,
son' 'Woods. ` r w ► on
' , ,; , ` ` • ;and his sons 3vif}e. rind ;his„ .grsnde ,r
Miss•Florence McQuillin,'who,grad of, Michigan;" Mra. Wilson of Blyth
uatea-;at the Stratford General Hos- and'Mr. and Mrs. McGuire' of Bel
pital on 'June lit, • was . a` visitor at grave were visitors .o . Victoria -Day:
her home here on Wednesday ',•" with Mrs. John_ Webster.
hi b •ret in . morn,a
as ssu y he
Taking.
the.
Sunday. -.
' n e do he trBru = of Blyth' o' nd r
I"t:. • co v n a ce S
rs: , Campbell'> and' Mr: 'and M'rs' the Y U n,.. ,. ld .. ,. , n Mrs.
. y,. • ,« �,:,
in The Christian: .Indispensable ,
rs o o '' ce were. �•e- ....; � .... .' . ,; .; :. ;..:, , : ... •
aY r e. :. , . , or ,, "Qhristiantity Indispensable," : he
;Miss. •.;+reds. , McQuord of, Hampton, . . e •, . :. are
Mrs:
K • ; s oke from: Math #;'.13 -16, -:-Yo are
were' week -end 'visitors%wi }i:. ..and �' • .
Mrs::.James . Little,:...:... N4. the':
the salt of the earth etc Y`e', are,
Mr. and. Mrs. James Drennan spent light of the world, etc. Enlarging' up-
-the holiday with their, song Mr. Val on., this, theme he demonstrated that:
fred Drennan • Mrs' Dr the maintenance:of civilization: in the
and - error•. • of
'Crewe.. • •
is
on everpcan of MARTIN$EIOUR 100 � PURE
.PAINT'.;
•The ure whitelead and zinc used inthe manufacture l f
100' Pure Paint y
actuall provides a thin coat, of metal,
a1
over the surface. Because ofusethese fine+i
y. the uof th s Ogre-
dients-as:guaranteed' in writing on every ;can^ 00
Pure Paint retains its color beauty longer; and gives yourt
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roP�'g P
cell. °Pu
reaterpfot on.1.00 re Paint. is econmi.
_ cal too. Theuali' err
m t ahs use in producing it give
it ' more body, thus providing: greater surface coverage.
e
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100% PURE PAINT
15 'A� economical c 1 '1` •.
THESE PRICES
GALLON' . QUART
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community; the nation and the. world
depends -upon 'Christianity and 'Chris-
tian sentiment:arid teaching, empha,-
sizing the. fact that there is no; ade-
quate substitute for „the .Lord Jesus.
Christ
The .choir, was assisted at this ser
v ce by the Westfield' male quartette.,
their helpful service of song being
very highly,, appreciated;
The , theme of the evening
course •was "Building .a -Life", speak-
ing from the' text, "And °look that 'then
make them after'their pattern,:. which
was shewed thee in .the:.`mount." Ex=
odus 25:40. The speaker stressed the
great necessity of , building upon :;the
'proper foundation, the useof only
the best and most desirable ,material
in building and the selection' of a
perfect ideal' 'which 'ie . found'.only in
`t ee=Saviour r . ,
Pine; River male quartette -assisted
at the • evening ''service' and their very
appropriate music was very much en-
joyed
The financial ;appeal, met
very gratifying' response.
`Services will be at 10.30 A.M..:'next
Sunday, when a representative of.
the TemPerance Alliance ,will'. be in
charge.:
' Miss.. Jean. Ritchie,' R.N.. of Goder-'
ich, is ., spending' this . week Pith her;
parents,. Mr. and Mrs''W ''
. , ill. Ritchie.
Miss.' Ada` Webster f ' .'Lu'
Webster o eknow,
.spent the week -end . With- Mr; . and
Mrs •: Richard Gardner.
Distant i
t vis t
or
s in the community
on; Sunday, included, Mr. Thos. Helie;
Mr, Will, Reed;; Tiverton,' Mr. 'Thos.
Reid and: Miss Elsie'Ritchie, Varna,'
Mrs J. A, Finlay of ,,Toronto.:
' • - Mrs. David Alt •rn;.visited recently
i-with.'Mrs. ' Will Gardner. "
with a
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The present
control l law of •d
nta
ria is :a
sourt^d law 'because' it . is , founded not
on restraint but on reason! .Because'.. it
•
assumes rather`
than denies•
the citizen's
r
cont
•. t of of himself.
To date 1 '
t has made Via' reat ro ess:
Yet . fa d of the Pr'ov''` ee-
moderation' must completely replace ex-
cess. • True • temperance assures ert'y
while .it. avoids excess:•
Let's keep the principles clear:
• P P
., .' Control differs.from•Mro
hlbl
tlon-, 1
two itn ortant` ois - : It allows.'e
P f P ach.
citizen the. •grgreatest individual liberty
berty of
choice
will ''
e rave"null 'him inter-
fering
'from lriter-
fering with the liberty of. others_!
And because it respects his liberty. it
can count on his co-operation!
The Industry stry thereforesiricerely
urges
every open-mindedJ
. citizen td' '. join , in
.•
helping the Government clean up such,
abuses as 'still exist Assure your ' otvn '
freedom of clzaieeh discoura n .: those
Y', � 1
of your -friends who r.
y to turn liberty,
into excess
.heed not' be the kbeper, of our
neighbor h cons fence but 'we must
' shwa , e �. .
y tie,. the gtlaxdians of his llb
arty;"4 . .
-L S. B. MACPHErtSON`
in an article in MacLean's
Magazine, , April 15; 1938:.'
This advertisement is inserted by the;;:
Bretuing .Industry in the interest of a
'better public understa ,ding pf certain
__aspects of the problems of,te Merance.. •:
RAINED: OUT:
•t r f • •a,
Wi h wo k o improving the di
iniad underway on,Monday► when; .a'
v
ties - .. rain set `inp; .all hopes of Luck-•
now ''Jueveniles opening: their base
ba11.'schedule on Tuesday: vanished.
' 'The J eveniles ::next a'e ' se.
u ,gm ist
for'Tuesday next, when Clinton. hide'
play .here;. ' It • will' . take' •: some' dry.
weather and;:. some;, wtirk, to' bave•'the
infield; 'in shape for ;thia•encouter, all.
of :whichhandicaps the local boys
'getting • into ' shape i' for their opening
games..
WIN ANOTHER.
Last Thursday afternoon saw' :an
other 'soft -ball hook-up between the
Town and School . team,,' with the
fanner ' squad, winning an 18 to 131.
,decision.y.This gives. the:.'.Town .team:
an edge on the series, but tied -in the
win' and .loss column as: :'the first
first
tussle.` was a' doubleheader, set 'b`ack
for the Town gang
• Thursday's • line up 'were- Town --
'A acIntosh,
own-'acIntosh, 1st;' 'Dr. • Fowler,; cf.
Greer, p; ',J. Fisher, ss; S Collyer,;
-•J.•;-Carter, 2nd;' M. Johnston; 3rd,;
E.. Solomon; c; and E: Webster and T.
Collyer alternating in' right field and:
,She oo1=D Finlayson. c;. Harold'
Thompson;. ;2nd, J..MacDonald . Ba-
ffler, is ; aTMc intron, rf;1` J.
Cook; ,cf; B. 'Jewitt, .3rd; lts„ Morrison,
If;:.H. 'McCrostie,''p;`
`.11Vf:sDAVA 4tL--IT`:T ,- a8 "T•
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GREY AND BRUCE BOWLERS
SET.. TOURNAMENT DATES
The.. Grey,and Bruce BowlinfeAs-
sociation annual meeting was held in
Tara last Wednesday. , w'
Kincardine ' sponsored., a resolution
,to, have each;• club send two rinks to
ever :. tournament y to nament approved -.;y the
.Association. ,Poon support for Kin-
Cardinetourname led . this move.
, nts to
No definite action' was, taken in• this.
reg rd, hutit was decided that
each
clu ;
will "en v
b.. des or....to Have at --least-
one rink present ; 'to 'all' approved
tournanients.
Provincial .*Association rules : were
adopted .Fees were set'' at $8.09 a
club payable- by':May "26th'•
Offi ee rs are,: Pres., J. W. Buckley,
Chesley, Vice-pres., Ons Hoffarth','
Hanover,, Secy.—treas., J. ,C. Mac- •
Donald; • Chesley
The Grey, and Bruce Associatio.p 's.
annual tournament' will be held,at
Chesley this . year, on Wednesdy,
June 1. Other tournament .dates were
set as follows Rinks --•June: 8, Kin
cardine; June 15, Meaford;' June 14
Tara;• July 1, Ch esley;: July 6, Wiar-
ton; July. 13, Chatsworth;. July 20,.
Walkerton; July 21, Port Elgin; July
27, Owen Sound; `July 28, Paisley;
Aug ?1,•l Hanover. and Owen • Sound
North; Doubles, June .22,; Owen; Sound
North 'Aug. 10; Chesley; Aug.. 17,
Whitten and; Kincardine Aug. 24,
Chatsworth;• Aug. 25, . Port Elgin;
Aug,= 31, Owen Sound; Sept 1,, Pais
ley; Sept.5, Walkerton. and Medford;.,
Sept*:`14; Hanover.
"SMOKY" -SMITH
TO PLAY PRO BALL ,
Deverde : eiSmokyt") • •Smith, , Col-
1in �'wood's star
g ry 'young southpaw
pitcher, deserted.'the, amateur, tanks
last "week when he ,signed 'a . profes
iohal' 'contract -with: the Oswego Base-
ballClubin the C,anadian-American
, e,ague, a farm• team for the ,Cleve-
land Indians. In 1935,' his first 'Year
,as a pitcher; Sinith set up a reet•
ti'
record when he .struck 'out: 350; bat-,
-ters,, 'Won 25... gamer and. catried -the.
"Collingwood' -Shipbuilders to their
first Ontario ' championship. His re-
cord (Wel made all . the 'mote iin ress-
P
isle', With three , ,110- =. hit, ` , no - run
games and ten'shut-outs. In 1930 he
lost only ,one 'game while playing; for
Barrie, and then finished his arias
ing: career -es an -,,amateur player last`
,season. by helping' the powerful Tor-
onto 'Gooderham and Worts ,team to
win the Ontario senior championship
•
Smith lost 'only '• nee' game' • in• 1937
with the senior ` chug and caught the
fancy:of. the 'big..league scouts. ;''
KING'S BIRi,THDAY, JITNE
According to 'the Canada* Gazette,
June...,9th has 'been 'proclaimed a hol-
iday throughout 'Canada; ,The day
will.be celebrated is the birthday of
I{ing George V,1, because his real
birthday-, December-' 14th is. so 'close
o res mss.. t i
Ki g'sbirthday has ''been'Observed
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1-.04V GOR, IZE LARD EG S AND S OF ..,,M
. y • . Pul et , Cockerels
Baldy Chicks: 90°fo . v l. s -Cockerels. ... .
• WHITE- :LEGRORNS , ,,, ►..., .. , ,
8 • 17 1
•'BARRED ROCKS ,:....: '. 9'' 1•t G
NEW EAMPSHIRE .... ;9 15'' n
SATYSFAC'a ION AND;I;IVAB1IrITY GrUARAhTTE p,,
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IF'bU H VE A GOOD: I'LOCK OF Y:71111:
Olt (?W l
. 11: 6NTS AN' EGG'
CUSTO,M:•,IIATCH -YOUR EGGS AT 7WO ,
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iWif/re ,rill/
METAL
ROOFING,
Dry, rotted shingles catclaiire like kindling!' -
But with Council Standard'Tite-Lap: roofin(,.
yon needn't worry about flying embers.: or.
sparks.. Itis .good for a ;lifetime and is sold
witha 25 year guarantee. This.guaranteeia
yaWre a• e: with a ac grows
of years iif service tb:'•agriculture. Ask your
banker. Tite:Lap roofing conesinlarge sheets •.
that are easily handled. Fireproof,' weather
proof -does not crack, bulge,shrink or curL
They'may bo:put on right over your: old roof,'
•' Send ridge' and rafter measurements for free
coat estimate.
•
STATITE'Led Hed Nut=
with •''Screw. Shank''•
•
Take ten times
ore force to
theirawthan
standard
barbed ,roof-
ing nails. Beat
roofingnailoa m•„
the market.
Manufacturers .of the
famous Preston ;•. Steel .
aso. 1phS,WI
mite
Faetoda alw'at, ,` Truss Barns, T1te-Lap
m�talroofingandJamss
Monlnas and,toioeto. way :Poultry .Equipment.'
"WkI 17`EC'tiU RCH .;
Messrs:.. Bert Culli.3more, James
E' ern "a ' Mrs. , .''Emer&1n. visi=
m n n A.
d
o ,
ted . on .T Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor .Emerson of Langside. •
1VIr. John Mc1 Than has bought Mr.
Ed: 'Gaunt's 100 acre : farm' on •'thee
second Con ,of Kinloss,, `
Miss Catherine Patterson,: R.N. 'of.
Stratford, visited last Wednesday,
with her, mother, :Mts. :Henry Pat-;
-terson.. _:., :.
Mr. Gordon,'; Elliott had: " .the'anis-.
fortune .to lose a valuable mare: and
little colt last 'week •
Mesita. John( Gillies and James)
McIntosh ` each .;lest a little colt re=
cently
Mr. John Inglis left on• Monday for
Kirkland •'Lake,,: where he' intends to
work.:
:Mrs.- Frank 'Henry. is sick. We hope
for an .early recovery.-
Mr. and Mrs: Hank'; Kruger ;and
•
Mr �and;Mrs. Roy Cringle and. dau-
ghter.„-
au
ghter,,'Helen; of; Detroit, spent a...few
days .last week with``their` ,mother,
Mrs. David Gillies.•
Mr. and 'Mrs., 'Duncan Kennedy. of
Wingham,--Mr .arid Mrs. Henry Tich-
borne 'of Goderich and ' Mr. and Mrs;
Lorne Durnrri arid • little'son John
David Durnin of St. Helens, ,visited
on
n Sunday with' • their. '• mother, Mrs.;
David. Kennedy,: It . was John • David'
Durnin's .lith birthday.
;
Injured, In' Runawa . ,
y ,•
0n' Monday: of last' week • ` as. Mr.
Joseph Laidlaw.•was returning' home
'in the buggy rfrom his son' James'
place on. to 12th con. of W. Wawan-
osh, as he was .'going 'down the hill,
at, the' school,, a• jiold' back broke. He
`held onto'; the' horse: till he'was,turn-
ing-
tuxn
`ing` the corner,'when: he, was thrown'
out of the buggy: He received a' bad
shaking ;up,. also his` face was badly
Y
scratched and bruised and he has been
in'< bed since Mr. Laidlaw' celebrated
his 79th birthday the.day ,before this
accident, We'•:hope •fe a, •speed : re
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The W.�M.'S. of the . Presbyteilan
church was 'held ' _.. . _,
d ori. Thursday after,
noon,,opening with iiymn 110,'and the
scripture lesson by Mrs. Albert Pat-
terson, Glad Tidings "prayer 'by' Miss
Annie' Kennedy, ;hymn 523. Teeswater
W. M. S. have, invited 'this : society
there on" ,Jane ,Sth. Mrs. '(Rev.) • J'
Pollock invited the ladies of ,the so,-
ciety to the,mans`e, on June 2nd': in the
afternoon to `make quilt blocks. Hyrrin
768'' ; prayer for .the, missionaries by
Aster, Mts.. Henry Patterson.•
Mr. Thos. Inglis, -has bought a
. I g , Jr.';Ji , g
motorcycle. ` :' '
Mr Pepler of Tavistock • spent the .
week=end --with, Mr. -A. -Emerson.--
LA N C f+ 1 IDF
1GIr.. and 'Mrs.- Bert Harkness>.end
son' of Too, onto, ; spent the: week -end
With Mr. and Mrs. George-Har'kness.•
Mr. Nat :Dunbar of Teeswater
spent" -last': week with Mr. • and -Mrs.
J. Richardson.
.1-111r. and Mrs George Tif$n' spent"~
the v ek end with friends. rn Toron-
to' and Mr.and Mrs ''J 'Tiffin of
W hiteehurch__spent: the week end at
p t
their home.
Mrs.'. A. .Emer. son,... James, -Eldon,:
and 'Bert dullimore,' spent Sunday
with -Mr. and -',Mrs. V.'•Ismerson:
Mre. Hardy, Simpson; apent•;a': few
days; last week with het mother,. -Mrs.
Wm,' :Conn; '
A church inee•ting rs• to be. held at
Langside' Church, on' Thursday even- `.
ding,•
My,. Wesley Tiffin has: purchased '
the • err. recently owned'. by Mr.•.J.
Tiffin and he hast purchased•': the one
owned;. by Mr.. George Tiffin, who has
secured one 'from. Mr. - Fry of Whig.
ham. ,Mr. -'John. Crowston also' put-•-
.:
chased ,'one; a • few, Weeks ago, Mak-
ing
ing it that nearly, every home. in the
community, has a•. Car
Miss Grace arid Mr• Jim Richar
• d
song attended the'meeting in -the Pres:.
o .tail church ` Lu kn -
y� , • e: ow, on. 14Ton
day evening:
Mr. Thos. Cook spent the week=end''
v,ith Mr°, Wendel Taylor;
•A
Mrs;' Ira ' Campbell of ' Lucknow,.
spent': the"week-end With Mr.' and; '
Mrs; 'Jake. Hunter..
Mr;:'and' Mrs. `Joon, Meyer• spent
Sunday evening with Miss. Tena Mur
chicon and her brothers. • •
Thomas elm and Will) Reed.
.of 't'i'er tori ,attended' • the anniversary
service at Zion on,
Sunday.
14Ir.• Wilfrred Hogan of. Yoronto,
an Mi
ssLrna'
i Lorena. IIo"a �Y7i ale
_y
_ n of
� g
'spent, the week .end with their parents , •
Mr. and ,Mrs, •Jno..Gigson of "Clin
ton visited MY s 'Gibson and Geo'rg'e
bn Sunday,
Mr. .and Mrs W'. J1 , M"c'Kenziie "%of
Lacknow :.and`. Mrs: ,Writ. McDonald r.
oI Kincardine, visited with It: E.
`mode's on Sunday. �z
Mrs °Robert J. Ross,;' topic, by. Mrs;,. Mrs,. With. Hunter spent a few'
Albert Walters' and Mrs.:James Laid-` da • 'las week, "with'- h r': daughter;
law; • Mrs. Robert,.'Mowvbjray 'read • n Mia John "McKinnon of Tiverton,
atter front . Anglia . Mcltay of 'Messrs. Kd; cXensie aid•Giia's.
M d
it p y }, Jhan3i,^ Indra 'Meeting cleded'� , Cr oc'ker and Mi\isSes 1Vlargaret Mcy
t Ch ' t In ev ous ears „tit , and, the , . » •
With hymn' 606 and prayer. Intyre' and •Enema McDonagh, were.
Canada b nt offices and Mr and Mrs.' `Wm. Kiglisato i of week eiid guests' of .1Mr. Gild Miss C.
g
banks only. Detroit sent the week+.. d '
ov rntrte
p on with his'.I L, Mciyonaghs
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