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HURON COUNTY GHOST TOWbi.
From time to time there appears
reference to "Oast .towns," Places
that once flourished and faded away.
Tw� such places in County are
notable. One is "Prosperity" and the
'ether "Donnybrook."
It isover50 years since the :last
fair, was, held at the Village Of DonnY-
htooki legated north of Auburn on the
road to Whiteehurch.Centre of .an
Irish..Conenunity it was natural that a
fair would be held and the pantie seem-
ed. to fit. For over .,15 years people
from the surroundingdistrict flecked
."'ato the .famous aearlY outing.' . •,`
Just exactly :when the last Donny-
brook Fair was .held can bard* he
ascertained; but it is known that, a
fight wai started and whiskey flowed
„. ,
(Mite freely, bed.tempers were, in ev-
idence and then by common consent
the fair was stopped. ,ThuS., also; the
end of TfOrinyhroOlE.eame about. With
, its leading attraction gone the.village
was on the wane.
:TOday,. a house, an empty 2.store,
burldiz' tg, and an occiipied,.thvelling and
' Hie ruins' Of a blacksmith: shop remain'
to remind the. passer-by of What was
the scene .of the 'counterpart of
She Irish Donnybrook Fair.. ,
The second famous village
, • , .
.0 Huron.; Prosperity, situated four
miles from Dungannon and two a
half miles from . St. Augustine. A
nehicksmith shop came into being there.
In 1815. was Operated .rhy Arthur
Ferguson. The corners came- to be
known as LeddyvitIO, because :of .sev-
.eral Leddys in the neighbtinr-
hood. The,:blacksinith. shop 'wig pur-
i.,,
4a -sed: John Welsh in 188a,end al-
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OBITUARY
Mrs. David, Joliastott
.-Lucretia (Laura) May 'rho* wife
4 David Johnston, Passed WO at
ger home, 14 Con. Morris Township,
Saturday evening, Oetober. 8th.
Ars. JOhnstori was born at Ltickniiw,
n 1889, a daughter of the late Mr.
Ind Mrs. Charles Thom. She Was
married in 191.3 and had Seen a regd.,
ant Of Morris. Since that time where
he made many friends by her bright,
.zbe,erful disposition." Although she
had not eajOyedgood health for some,
she.- here her auffexing... with
great'Patienee: She is survived by her
husband, three •sons, George, Charles
And Flemming, One son Edward, died
in 191...7; one brother. Williant of, Au-
burn; and -,,Onesister, Mrs Carrie
Krohn, '.of-Wiegbatn.
, , .
, The, funeral was -held on TueSdnY
afternoon ftpin • het . late residence,'
the service conducted by Rev.
A. V. Rohl), pastor of Bluevale United
'Church, assisted by Rev. J. R. Greig,
of Knox PresbYterian. Church., s
'., The pallheateri'•were Messrs. Jas.
Peacock, W. S. 'Fairest, R. J.. Forrest,
Walter Smillie, Alex. Shaw ,and Jas.
ValiCamP. Interment took place in
Wingham 'Cemetery.
-ST. 414E1.ENs
NINETY-ONE
LADY
(Stillelens News)
•,. THE LUCKNOW ,SENTINEL
.(Continued 'from; Page 1) '
Danald McKinnon, Bow.ers, R.
Junior -Fred" Webster, Li McKenzie,
R.; Hyship, T.; -Cox, T.; Donnelly,
R.
Relay -(Bowers, Harris, Bell, Mc-
Cormick), Ripley; (Renwick, IlY,s1(M)
Elliott) Teeswater; Cook, ,Richards,
ThOmpsen, McKinnon) Lucknow. •
Standing Hop; Step & Jump. Sen.
ior-Renwick; T.; Sowers,R.; Mc -
c°01, YL; Ponald.MclCinnon, L,;
Har -
Old Thompson,', L.; .1,unier-113,410P,'
T.; • BO McXim, fa; 'Fred .Webster,
14; Thompson; T.; Emerson, R. •
. Half, Mile-LKaynionxl ; Richards, ,L.:
WraYWinnell,'L.;` McCosk IL; Don-
ald 'McKinnthr,- 'HarriS,
• ;In an abreviated ball game, Tees -
water defeated Lucknow, and in tarn
lost. to Ripley. Pointe were. awarded
5; 3 and 1 respectively..
Total points • in theboys events
were, Teeswater, 137; .Ripley, 93 and
•Licknow 71.
Senior Girls .
Standing'. Broad. Jump -J. Farrel.
R.; Anna Finlayson, L.; Bessie Stew-
art, L.;31. Bowers, B.; M. O'Mara, T.
, Dortithy Miller. returned: On
SaturdaY from , Toronto, where She
Was a patient in the Western Hospit-
;•*r• Itobt McOuire,' eMr. Horace
McGuire., Misses Helen and Evelyn
Tudor of London, Were recent 'guests
of Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Thom.
Miss Florence McQuillin came home
on Monday from Stratford,. where
she has completed her training in
the General Ilospital.•
AnniversarY Services' .
weSrue'e-seekellsfittin ChtiechAnniversarY Serviceson
Sunday, when, Rev: Wm. Mair of
Thames Road was the guest spe.aker.
In the morning' he chose as his Sabi
ject "The Gates of Life" speaking of
the fOur gates of life, the gate of con-
version, the gate of holiness, the gate
of service and the gate of .death. In
the evening he spoke on the Passage
"MY Cup Overfloweth" from the 23rd
Psalm. Special anthems were reader
ed by the choir at both services an
in the. evening. Rev. 'Mr.' Mair and
Mrs. P.arl Gault sang "Softly and
75° Yard Desh.---J. Farrell, .R.; Hel-
en MacDonald,..1..;:.A.nna Finlaysen,
L.;: Bowers, R.; *. 'O'Mara, T. ,
. Basketball. Throw--iiildir •Laae,, L.;
Etta Belle' MacDonald, L.; . J. obIcLear,
R.; L: Pleich, T1.; :A. Atwood, T,
Relay (points' 5, 3 -.and 1) -7 -Luck -
now (EC. Taylor, Salkeld,
:a.yson, 13.. Stewart); Ripley, (J. Farr.
all, W Dore, J. McLean, Bowers),
Teeswater, ,(M. O'Mara; Isobel Brown
MeKetizie; Pletch):
• . .
•
Tenderly Jesus is Calling."
Commending' last Tuesday a splen-,
did five-day course on "Home care
of the Sick" was held in the Commun-
ity Hall under the auspices of the
wt'*on's Inetit4e with. *lee me -
Alpine R. 14:. of Toronto in c.liarge
There •were 27 ladies , enrolled, but
• A HEALTH SERVICE
• THE CANADIAN MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION ANO LIFE
INSUIRANCE COMPANIES
. „ CANADA
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REGUIAAHlfrry
Far , too many people look upon
life as. a:hit and 'IniSs affair- They
will tell you that they just take What
mimes by - following the stream of
existence,„ wile:a:ever it leads • them.
There !,,1" 4 certain amount of' pleas -
pet 'philosePhY in that way of livhlg
but the truth Of the Matter AS that'
life was , never intended . be lived
that way. : Talce. -look about
All the laws of nature„disclase to ay
obseevant person that there is plan
which .folltiwa, " a definite course
whether it be •the earning and going
of the seasons, the rising'of the sue.
the blotiming of the flowers. or the
falling of the leaves. Why is that?.
Because nature is not a 'hit and mis
affair. Nature (Iota things °according
to schedule and. with .cOnstant, regul-
arity. Nature can he depended upon
. • , ,
no %latter what occasional, ,diver,
•,,An't les, she may, show.
Mani' was Created as Part of na-
ture's plan. The laws . of nature ii
kerit Or brOken . bring- their appro-
priate teWaT4S..
•When it comes to ordinary habits
We should be, guided a, plan which
is constant and regular. Now that
does:let:mean that we Siitgas.t 4 huna-
dram or inonotonous existence; not
at all. But it isn't necessarY to haat
meals it irregular , times, to. sleep
iust: when 'one can conveidetitly • de,
'56; to exercise or not just as the
spirit Mayes One; to make life. worth
living. On the other hand the person
. who .cultivates: regular ,habit's of • eat
ing, sleeping and exorcise will be the°
healthier for tieing .So. It Ia.& well
known fad. that boys and .girls. aTie,
older people too, when. living wide:
conditions where, regularity; of life
exists, •feel, better' ead• leek better
The human body ',tends .to thrive ..01;
'
ocroBER 20111, 1938*
PPEB SEASON WELT
Ahhougli, official. . word has not
7.orne the. Department of Ga."me
and Fisheries, there' is likely to be an,
ipen seasoa for deer this fall. in the
'..oenties et. Grey and Bruce, Mr. D. J.
faylar,:beputy Minister pf dame and
'FishAries • Was • at Wiartan: recently
and stated that is every possiti.
dity that there will be an open season
as has been the case in the last eouple
of years.,
'Ittinning Broad' Jump -7-J. • Farrell.
R.; Bessie., Stewart,' L.; M. Boivers.
R.; K. Kennedy, 'I'.; I, Brown, T. •
High Jump -M. Sallield, L.;.1.
Bowers, R.;' E. Taylor, L.; I. 'Brown!
T.;, E. MacLeod, It.
•
Ho'p, Step St Jump -Anna Finlay:
son, L.; J. Farrell, It.; Bowers, ' R.;
Helen MacDonald, <L.; K. Kennedy.
Ihough---he-later:seld-ont,- he ms still-
'
hearty and hate' at 76 and•residing ni
'West Waivaaash. ••••
The.name of Ledilyiiale‘ehanged to
"Hard Scrabble" Mal ChatleS Robin-
. .
ion started-, a butcher • shop ,rn 1.395.
, and later turned it over Into a store.,
Other business develoricd and a 'Maya-
aiient. 'started to 'Make the queerly'
,nained-COMmanity,into a post Office,
and the petitioft was gtanted: The
name of Mafekina 'was turned down
by the Postieffice department, 'because
.of the fact that another office.had
• been granted that name. Then, at last
in discussing it, somehody, mentioned
'that, they 'hoped, it' wotild have pros-
perity With such a name, so Prosperity
.it aEteama ,
• Bni'the advent 'of rural mail 'carriers
,aew, the doom 'of Prosperity.' It ,began
to dwiedie• and Huron county .lost its
Ptospeiity The buildings' have grad-
. •ually been taken away., and' the first
pose off ide in ' Pre sperit'. . is now
shed an a.near-hy farm
-
owing to the particularly busy week
the average' attendance was, only 11
Mr. and, Mrs': Arnold Barbour of
Fergus Were fecent guests of Mrs
R. J. .Woods. * ••.
Miss Vera Taylor of coderich was
a' week -end visitor at her home here.
Misses Zylda and Dorine Webster
Were hOO1.0._ from Toronto for the
week -end. . ••••
Mr. and, iffrs. J. I. Anderson spent
a few.. ,days 'last week , with their'
daughter, Mrs. Wm. Blue and Mr.
Bine in Detroit. • - •
• Mr: and Mrs. 'Earl 'Swan 'aiia fam-
ily of Aahfield stud Mr. and Mrs
-Rob.ert' Deyell of Wingham were re-
cent guests Of 11r. and Mrs. John
Swan.
, Miss Anna Stuart of Toronto is
spending a 'week's :vacation at the
home of her brother' George and Mts.
, „ , ,
, 180 Yard Dash -J. Farrell, „
Anna • Finlayson, L.; Helen MacDon-
ald,. L.; M. Bowers; R.; M. O'Mara, Tf
Total points !won by,Senior•girls-
. .
Lucznoul, 54; Ripley, 47; Teeswater.'
13 '
Girla
:‘,Maty, What's the •reason• for those
,eohwebs on the
.ti.11On't-There mut be Spid-
ers in the house"
• ,
Stuart. .
'mety One, Tuesday
Mrs. Archie Harper wai.' hostess
to many friends on Tuesday on the
occasion • ofher trinety-first birthday.
.Mrs.' Harper continues to enjoy .good
health and was , pleased on Tuesday
to receive those who Called to eitend
their .tongrafilations and best:wishes
Miss" M. Macpherson of Lucknow, ,
is ,a visitor with her piece; Mr Will
Rutherford. , •
.Miss. Mary ibliarray ,and Master
-Donald Murray Were Visitors -Just
, • •
week with Mr and: Vis. James Hong;
las, Wilton Grove,
_ .
Running ' Broad .Jamp-,,Mary
ald..Carolyn Allin, 3rd and 4th, tees
-
vete; 5th, ftipleY: • •,
. 50: °Yard. Dash-4iitherine Prest;,
Carolyn Allifin;'. 3rd and 4th, Ripley;
Teeeivatet..
Hmgh jampacatelyn Allin; .2nd,
Teeswater; 3rd; •Ripley, 4th,'Kether:-.
ne Prest; 5th, Ripley:
..Basketball Th.roW.Ifelen, I Orr:.
LornarReed; Ord; Ripley; 4th and 5th.
. , '
• I
Enjayable .Trip
. Mr. Elmer, A. Kolpin of the - Post
Office, Staff in 'Leaden was • a guest
for 10 days. holidays, during fall fair
season ia this.districe, at the home of
his. mother; 'Mrs. Margaret E. Dudley
pf the village. He returned to -London
on Sunday, to 'resume his duties. On,
his return trip by raOtor his mother
accolnpanied him as, far as Kitchener
and spent the week -end with friends
there, before going by bus on to Ter -
onto to visit at, the home of her broth-
er, . Mr. •Arthur S. Haldenby: Mrs.
Dudley returned home last Saturday,
after an enjoyable, trip, through the
countriait, this time of year.
Standing geoid Jtimp-Mary Salk-
. ,
CatolynTAllin:;' ?ill and 4th; Tees
5th,. Ripley• ' •
'75 :Yard Dash -Katherine. PreSt;
Init-Teeiwater;,::3rd, Cap:din' Allin;
,Ith. Teeswater.
Bop, Step • and ;!Juipp,.Carpfen
Mari • Salkeld, • 3rd and 4th
Teeswater; :5th, Ripley. ' .
. Total points-Luckimw. GO; ..Tees-
.
...rater, 28; Ripley, 1.7:' •
yeaN:e left your job,, Pat?' •• ,
skYosz"
• "Was 'the boss, .s‘iti)rised when ..he
Knew yoit 'A ere leaving '
PURPLE GROVE
. • •
iE-
(Intended.Fot Last 'Week)"
.
Two final Basefiall Games , were
played here on Monday between Pine
River and Arnow /teams: The tette'
are to be Congratulated on havinE.0
woe the cup this season. ' .
Mrs. Geo. Colwell, Cargill Wasa
visitor Monday at the Harrigan home
ek.k•k.
KIN LOUGH PUPIL SECOND' IN.
COUNTY SPEAKING CONTEST
Bruce County Public Speaking ton -
test wai held • in . Pinkertim on Friday
list. There was a good attendance
and keen competition for 'the font
cash prizes Offered .hy'' the .Bruce
Educational Association. Mildred
Lainh, Southampton got first -plSee,
Jeag Thompson, Kinlough Second;
Jean' Pace, Paisley„; third,:: and Beth
Munro, Turners; fourth.
• There was only ,one.boY,competing,
Secretary A. H. ,Aiken. states that: ,it
is to be regretted the*there is, se
littic'training, given.' toward, .Public
Speaking in Rural .Schools. Some ut
the Rural. School -Fairs did not have
a single :entry for Public' Speaking:.
Publie Schools , should have contest
in 'their .Schools to train the papih
to. stand before an audience and ex-
press themaelves on different subjects:
Mildred Lamb will represent *lice'
County at the :Guelph Contest.. ' '
. .
regnlanty of attentiOn.:
• One, of the commonest complaints
•
to ratify:mankind is . heir, is, constip-
ation. And one at, the coMmonest
causes of constipation is neglect. Thr
'desire to • go to stool May assert its
E
elf but the ind.i,VIdaal, is busy about
something else and the desire is not
acted upon. Your doctor will tell you
that one of thebeat ways to avoid
constipation or to correct' it is .tc
establish a regular habit of 'answer -
'ng. nature's call. Even though re:.
%ohs are not always - satisfactory'
••ttick to thehabit andyou will be
,aratified to see how it will help yor
or overcome this common COM -
plaint.
Mrs, ban McDonald visited • with
her daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Hackett
of 'Belfast on, Saturday. -
Kr% and Mrs. , Andrew Emerson
. • .
EDDING BELLS
;spent M.Onday With their &tighter,
V/Mt's; Den' 60liel§e
• , .
.. 8:fr. and' Mrs. Milton Walsh and
, .
GABV K A AKE . 'family visited at, Mr. Chas'. Banner -
The Ma:triage of •I`aurine Kaake, ten's on Sunday.%
araY.'• a41ter of ,Mr. and .Mrs. Allen . Mrs. Funston of Rine River anent
' ,Kaake Kitiloas," to .Mathew a few days last week with her siatet
,
ton Of Mr, and: Mts. Samuel Garviri,,,MiSs Minnie Fait. •
flallynure, Ireland', was: ontetly solt We . weiCome. Mrs. Douala McCosli
'emnized wit Cliairders' parsc4ageon, to our neikhboorliood. •
•OctOber. 1;, 038, by, the. Rev. Eyre. Mr. and Mrs.. jack Emerson spent
flme ,young oottpliw, 'Were Attended 1st Stonday..miith Mrs. Victor Whit
byaid .4;.Mrs. ' fittrk Smith ot ley of Crowe, •
lat'fknoiit. • .• • Mrs. Wheeler arid lataity and Miss
-Misses Lautetta• and Emily Collins.
Miss Sadie ' Bushell and Miss Isobel
Singer avere'•in .Ottawa attending the
reacher's Convention.. • .
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Alexander of,Ter-
Onto, were recent guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Alexander.
. Mr. O. Bannerman, 'Icitilos and
daughter,- Miss Mary, Bannerman, R.
of Kincardine were among San -
lay Visitors at Mr: and '11fra, W. Slesa-
er's home:
Among those home .for the holiday
week -end were: Miss .Jean McLelland.
Windsor; Miss Margaret Jean Alex-
ander, Toronto; and Mise Elva tortie,
' •
' •
tf&t.•:^te
OUTVAWS TRIMMED
TIGEIt 14 TO 9, '
TheredaY Night's Win' For Outlaws
*Put, Both Teams On Even Basis
With A Win'And A Loss Each .
The big question mark,
any team stop .the High. School? rig
Tigers will'have a. chance to try it '
tonight Thursday) and a win would
Send them into a first place tie,
e. * • 9 ,
Tuesday ' nights , game: 1,7,4w
the
closest fought battle to; date, 4•41rScww.,
the biggest crowd of .spectators so.
far, showing that interest.is increas-
ing as the 'teams start the , last half
of the schedule leading to the play-
offs.
• • • * •
The . e*ecutive. decided ' Tuesday, ,47N.;
night that the first four teams will
figure the playoffs. First and third "
and second and fourth places teams
will play sudden, death' fixtures, .with
the winners meeting in :another »SW, ‘,
iion. ;death encounter •to 'decide ;the
championahip. '
Jack 'Campbell's "Outlaws" broke
into the wincolumn last Thursday
when they took a 1.4.,,to 9 decision oyer,
WesHuston's, "Tigers" which put
both 'teams on equal footing in the
standing with 'a win and foss, each.
It was. that "one bad inning'' that
did it,, with the Outlaws pilling up
eight runs in the third, giving them.a
lead that the Tigers kept whittling
away at 'without success., ,.
"Tobby" Greet struck out ' ffteert
Tigers; Johnnie Carter opposed him,
but wasl, relieved by Jack MacDonald.
mid -war in the game. and from •then
on the'Outlaws were turned hack with
but one run.' • ..., , • ••
Outlaws -Phil. McMillan, . rf;
Greer, P; .1.. MacDonald, 2nd; K'
Aikens, lst.; Ken; Cameron, Ss; R. C.
Todd, '3rd; Aylmer Aitchison, c; .Jim
Webster,ef; R. Collyer, If; Jack Imc-
BREAKS COLLAR BONE,
While enjoying a. bicycleride, with
a if.nnber . of girl. friends recently,
Jeep MeLennan, daughter of Mr,* oad'
Mral ,Neil McLennan Trie., with a *is
-
hap which ,cotnpelled, her.- to take .6
few holidays ,efrom sehool.. While de-
-seending. the , hill at McCosh's nee?.
Bruce Beach, she fell off her wheel
fracturing, her Collarbone. •
Reit: W. A. Townshend of London
was ,a 'caller in the Village on *OnitUyt
of lait. week. ,
Mrs. J. Shiet'a safe. on:Tuesday was
largely attended, and 'went well. Mr..
Matt, Gaynor was the aiictioneer.
A iiiiStellaneous, shower of gifts
was''aiven.'Mra..'Cco:. Bell (nee Miss.
Aeie • 0 all niet4 ae.fhe heme of her par-
ents, Mr: and ' -Mrs., , Pk Dahmer • , on
Friday evening. A .pleasant evening
was. enjoyed. • • ,
• S. Moore , was. ,Stiffitiently re
..ceaered horn his illne.ss to be reinove(.
from Kincardine flotpital to his hoim
here.on Sunday.
The Work of building 'a'hasconete
in :the United Church has cenitheeced
Mr. Powers.', has. the contra.cl, for tit,
building Of it,
, MiSsea-Ethatea. and • Marie Fetite'
Of Cedar Valley visited their grand
• Mr. and gi‘,.Ptirvite,will. reside at "camphelt: ,Mich. ' are Visiting' ,her *other,' R. :T. Brown 'over tit,
. 'Loamy*.
App....ethic Operation
. Miss Eileen, 'Carter of ,LOeka0W;
..vard-of the Bruce Children's Welfarc
Association, was operated On.for'liP-
petieicitia at 'Brneea•County Hospital
•aa 'Thursday •:.last. The surgery was
performed' by na lead doctor. and the
yoang, Making a geed recovery
„ • .
Walkerton Hertild-Tinieq
. •
Named School Inspector
Inipector B. Laces of Chethane
5as, been named , Public School.. In.
;pm tor for London. He succeeds the
late a. C. :Stotheirs, .who died suddenly
:ust .tiefore the opening of •the school
term last month,. .Inapector, Lecas's
ataiaintznent becomes effective Jan.
1; ,1939:
HOLYROOD
; Mr. and .Mrs. R:oht..McDonald, Hol-
e* :and:',J,iiek Were Sunday visitors
at Mr. .1. 'Underwood
. Mr: ' and, Mrs: :Chas. Con:grant r and
-
fatally, *r.. and Mrs. 'Ernest 'Ackert,
Winnifred :and Lloyd, spent. Sunday
at Miis'ElIa .Hanauld's at Ethel. -
.„Mr.- 'and ..-*rs, _Harris `"and,'
family of Stra.throt, Miss Mae • Pal-
mer, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Palmer, and
family 'of Kincardine spent qunday at
Mr...Thos. 'Harris'. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson
spent Sunday at their ,home' here .
Bob. Bait of Kinlough is visit-
ing'at Miss' Elizabeth :Pierce% for.
a- feat days.
, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Polleek..itpd
family of, Clark's, ; Mr. and MI'S, deo:.
:Elliott :and fatally of Amberley were
Sunilay visitors at Mrs. Aylmer Ack.
ert's. • - -• . •
Mi. Wm. Wettings of Wingham and
his •-brother from ,England called on
frimids at this cornerirecently... •
Miss Anna, Morgan, 10th concession,
visited with Mrs. Kaechel Culbert 011
Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs. ThoS.' ilenry,2nd ben:
were recent visitors with Miss
Ivan ..,RaWlings; formerly of the
Bank of Montrel, LucknoW, and -no*
of Hanover has been appointed treas-..
'uter of the Hanever•Hockey Club, and
takes over the offiCe-with n neat Sur-
plus from last year ef $104A1.
'Hanover will have both a jupier and,
intermediate team and it'ireinahis- with
the ettecutive-whethet the teams enter
the 0. H..A.: of W. 0: H... "
• * * • *
The Alps 'Golf Club hainpiOashiP
was won this year by:J. C. McNah, of
town, who. defeated Ken 'Somers' and
Dr. -.Walter McKibbon of .Winghank
in the . semi-final and final round
respectively. •
Tigers --C. Thompson, 2nd. C. John-
stone; 3rd; J. Carter, p. lst; .J. Mac-
Donald, e, p; R. Finlay*, lst; a';' G.
Fisher, ss; V. Hunter,' d; Jim, CemP-
bell,. If; J. C. Johnstone, rf;• Jack
Umpires -Clark , Finlayson, •Gar-
field MacDonald.. .
Score By Inningi,
Outlaws- 138 ".- '100
Tigers- 011 ' 210
,Lucky .WON:
IN 91`11 „INNINOT RALLY
• ,
Nose Oat, Die-Hards 12 TO 11 AVith,
,
. FourrRun, Splurge In Last' Inning
;'sist 14rs Albert Seott, ',inek-end
e .
GOOD ADVICE '
There is a newspaper in Kansas
whoe 'motto is "lie, stealrdrink and
swear," and is thus explained by the
editor: "When you lie, let if be down
to pleasant dreams; when you Steal,
let' it be away from inintotal assoma-
tioal.;'..u'llen You drink, let it he pure
water; When•you.skar, let it be that
yo..?. will patronize your home paper,
and pay your subscriptioa whealt is
due." '
rt..:EAIYATEll FAIR RECEIPTS'
938 gate receipts and entertain-
ment tectiats totalled $2800.89, Thi -
Yeats receipts in conipatison with
previons•Years Were as 'follows.
If.38---..$2202.65, •
1917,j-41371.38. .
, 1936-$2314,45 (record year),
1935-42a/8,95; '
tti addition to the above, the arcs,
receipts OE ;the concert wee $214,95
th; &awe $11121,75 and, the grandstand
,121.05, making :the tOtal. gross
re-
eipts l2800.80, • .
I3eth Pierce. , • .
.11
LOCA S FIELD
L H. S.
DAY .RESULTS
•
Result in the 'boys' events , at tlm,
Lucknow High- School -Field'Hay; held
.recently, were is follows: • • ;
Half mile, Sr. -W. pinnel, R.'Rich-
arils, A. McKintion. Web-
ster, R. Paterson; C. Mintz. '
Relay, half mile -D: McKinnon. J.
Cook, A. McKinnon, R. Mer401);'(R.
Richards, Ir. Thompson, John K. Mae, ,
Kenzie, Steward),. (D, Finlayson,
RirePleaatveetn37141Bieycle race, Sr. -A. .
Mcliennan,.,' McN.all. Junior -LA. ,
• ,;
Paternal, A: McKim; •
Standing broad jump, MC- .
The .Lucky r Nine battled' to a three- Kinnen. R.:. Iliehards,1 G. Steward...Jr.'
ay lie for second 'Place in the In- Vehstei, R. Paterson, IL. Me -
door -Softball 'League , by nosing Out /chi. .;
a 12 to '11 yicterY over the .Winless. jou);
" Mrs: WM.. • Elliott Is. With ..-hek,
daughter, Mrs. Almer'Ackert at fres;
ent. We ,are sorry to report, that Mrs.
Elliott is suffering from an infection
in her eye aS the -rentilt of having a
piece of burdoekburr in her Aye.
MT:. and; Mrs. Jos. Connelly -and
family spent ,Sunday at 'Mr. Mark
Johnston's;
• .1y1r. and Mrs. Richard Elliottand
family spent Sunday evening at •
Thos.: .Robb's, Amberley. .
. .
LANGSIDE
,
. .
Mr. and hsBertHarkness and
Soo ROSS; Mr and Mrs Micpopgall,
till'of Toronto Spent Sunda* With Mr.
Mrs. peo.,
• Miss grace ,RiehardSon, Spent the
fitst of the , week attending the.
School Foz Lend, 'Leaders on ',this',
inanshia, Spook's& by • the •Wamen'S
Institute in Teeswatet, •
• Mrs. EinerSoa 'MIA' little Stin.Of POW-.
assiii are spending i'feW, Weeks With
hCI 81$ter'' M R. Stuart,:.. •
. 'Mrs. 'Herb. PettYpiece is under the
dottot"S Care at present and Miaa Eve-
n Pitiell Of Kinlough is with her
.Wrn„ BrOWO reeeiVed amid last
week ;that his mother, Mrs: Brown
.of Ripley had.felien m such eManaer
as to liteak her hmp",-,' •
The Latigaide,Onited W M $...:field
thent tietehet :meeting at the.honie
of Mit. T., Hill on Wednesday last'
' M rs.. Alex titutraY . Bandy, John
and hihp retiirtied With Mt, Murray
on Sanday,te Toronto nfter. spending
limit Months at the farm hera
Die-Hards; On Tuesday night.
. . •
With the 'Lucky ' Nine leading at
the end of ,the 5th, 7 to 3, the Die'-
Hanls came to life and scared 84runs
in the next three innings, and as the
Lucky Nine came 'to bat in the last
of the9th they were three runs down
• . • • .
but a four inn attack gave them ahe,
. .
. . ..„
vietory, the wianing run. coming :with
• .
• • • .... • •
McInfasif1"A;.' • G.
Webster, 3rd; C. Greer, .2nd; E. Sol•
anion; c; L. 'McInaess, ss; B.Jewitt,
P';', L. Turvey, If; :D..," McDonald,
IL Hall; cf. •
• Lucky' Nine -W..
Steward..1st; C. Finlayson; c;
BMc-
id
Collyer, .ss.; ,Dr. • Priv/ler,: Cf,;: Sol.
6n1°0;-rf.' , .
Uninitek.- R. Johnston, E 'H..
Agnew.';', -
Score By Innings
Die-Ilartia.- 011, '014 220-11
Lucky' Nine -202 . 300 • 014-12
, The Standing • ,
.,Teani- t Won Lost To Play
High Scheer'. 2 • 0 2'
Outlaws • 1 1
Tigers , •
Lucicy,Nmne
Die.11ards
1
A. •Pinnela Jr:aaF.,
Webster, McKim.; , R. Paterson:
'Running high jump Sr --.-G, Stew-
ard, J. Cook, W. Pinnel. Jr. --R. Me4
IC.)11111'R;aPraP:PhSr.—D.°i:F..WebstiZtre.
01116aO011,'
J. Cook, A. McKinnon. jr.-R. Pater-
eetly F. .WnhSt0', R. *clCirilt.L_
220 yard duati,:.,Sr.11);'
R. Richards; J.. beak:
sWeb-
ter. R. 'Paterson, R. McKim. , • ,
440 yd. dish, Sr. -D. McKintienr W.
•Pinnel; Mintz;
L. Irian, D. McIntyre: ..„
Running hop, step
and junmp, Sr. -
J. Cook; G. ,Steward, John K. Mac-.
Eenzie..1r.,-It. McKim; F. Webster,
Paterson.'. •.:
Standing hop; step and jump, Sr. -
D: 'bIcKinnoti;.J, , Cook: John K.: Mac-
Kenzie.
R. Patetsmi.
Baseball throw -7-D. Mckinnon, •
Finlayson, , G. Steward. :
Point .winners Senior -Don-
ald McKinnon,30; Jack Cook, 20; (;or -
don 'Steward, 10; Wray -ji•innel; *10;
Raymond Richards, 10; Allan Tre.
leaven, 5; Angus 'McKinnon; 5; I3ruCe
McLennan,' 3.;, 'Donald Finlayson. 3;
J: • K.- 'MacKenzie, g; Ray MeNall; 1.
Junior-4reA• Webster, 36; Ross.
Petersen; .25; A. McKim, Clive •
Me-
iMitnvre1
Mintz, 6; L17341..114,1 in„1,4;,Denald
p
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Better Place Ifl Wbich To Live And Work
A Series of Letters from .Distinguished -Canadians on Vital
' Problems Affecting the Future Welfare of Canada
,
Specially .Written, for Canadian Weekly .,Newspapers, Association
Dear Editor.
In I
response to Your iet\1!, 1 should'
like to. say that the offi ers Of the
Canadian National Railways are al-
ways conscious of the important part
the weekly newspapers play in Can,
schen affairs and that -we fully apptee,
kite the keen interest the members of
Your association take in the welfare
of., the National Railways System: We
have noticed with satisfaction that
you have extended this to Canada's
newest efiterPrise; the ` Trans -Canada
Air Lines. •'
'1 hope that the weekly newspapeis
will , continue their valuable work of
fostering ' a sairit. of, 'unity' throughout
the Dominion and encouraging ban-
adians to work for steady improve,
Went in conditioits by avoiding,tiseless
controversies ,Which Cala only tend to
retard the notion's, progress.. Above
all,1 hope you wi year.
6Ouragement of those nesstinists,who
seem to have' no other ,contribtition"to
make than the foreeast dist-Nice, 4
The . things' to advocated today, it
Seeriai'.te.me. are the avoidance of thy -
thing Which might cause sectional; '
ratial .or any other form of shire,
and the pealtive 'qualities et satie Cp-
timisin and hard Work. These, I think
you will agree, are Canadian ehar-
rictristics..'it is not enough to recogL:
,ttie them and he 'Proud of them; ae
Wait .inaintaineed Ottani] them. .
With kind regards and all good
Wishes to, your inembeithip • foul to
ourself, I am,'
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'1,11/N OtlIFORD, .
Chilitintin Pad President; '
Canadian; 14atiritial