The Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-08-28, Page 8BLIND FOR MANY YEARS,
SIGHT'IS`RESTORED'
Many;<peiapie•belieVe.: that,
e€An raacles:::akre 1pastY but elo .-Mrsv t
r• rilt7'' 3. 3 , '4-. '.id_ -1415 8
> , : e �Mifiklestni^.e amea" tY""`
,She began to go. blind when quite
young : and fifteen years ago lost
her• sight completely:. Doctors told
her there was' no 'chance of pier' ever
recovering her vision.
• She married 'and -Has threechild-
ren :and her - greatest desire was to
see the facesof her children but
she had-.0'`�1inost given up `Hope; Thep`
whileon a. trip . from
she
reC
entl
quiteyP.
• Medicine Hat she suddenly saw the
face of an .old friend , with whom
she was chatting.: Unable to, believe
her ' sight 'hal beeni' restored and
thinking it only a queer quirk of the
imagination she said nothing It was
only when she reached the home ' of
her daughter acid could .see, her sur-
Little Consolation In This
The fact that hay fever is; behind
schedule should. not lead- victims : ef:
;this, distressing. malady ., to...hug, _the.
rarna?t eyAaare irxrxs�unedrtoam,.
de�ltxs:io ey
,,. ,ci.�tini � `ent -
e� r
.nth
Health, show that the air'' has ..been.
remarkably free' froni pollen so far
this year but . with grim cheerful-
ness the officials say it is ,only delay-
ed and :the hay : fever- -producer will
be 'along,. later Climatic. conditions
t Y the-prev1enee-sf-•-sou*.lh
winds has had 'much. to do with the
:absence... --o f ._pollen; ..A ,contributing
factor too has been', the vigorous
steps taken in the past few years in
the,. elimination of rag We tr-
Dr and Mrs. Kenneth • R. Thomp-
son and, two sons Ken and' Bruce
of Chicago, left' for • Muskoka ' on
•Tuesday for a holiday,
Mr. and . Mrs. C. R. Chapple and
son Allan of Lucknow :are visiting
this week in Meafeird • with Mrs.
Chapple's mother, who'is ill.
Mass -Helen Cringle. of 'Dear it: is
visiting with her grandmother, Mrs.
David' Gillies and in Lucknow ith
M' d M Charlie Cook..
- THE HAHN HOUSE in Durham is
Nicely to be closed on October lst.
Mr.. Hahn . is owner ,of the Mount
Royal Hotel' in . Mount Forest and
will devote his time wholly to con-
ducting this ' hostelry.
roundings .-clearly 'that she ' told her
daughter the good' news. Since then.
she has been able to see adequately
except . in brilliant sunshine.
•
• send suc is y Escape. When Train Hits Car
Embarked on a co .The following • dispatch from,
and true, Guelph was under a' date line.'. of
An' well we art, August 24th.
rse that is noble
owin' the touch
eezes that sweep
ddieswith,fever.
_ air
the'tri restred
of your hand'
Is as light as the., -Three- persons escaped injury to,
!0
o'er the land; . day when the automgbile • in which
•lull all . the sick b , , they were riding was struck by a
train t a Canadian Pacific Rail -
an' •
rain a
name
vy
'll soon
You ,
god
tun.
it
THURSDAY, AUGUST 08th, 1941
Thurs., Fri., Sat," Aug', 28, 20, 30
RADIO'S FAVORITE
e Baines"
"Scattergood Bnes",
Guy. Kibbee . . Carol. Hugheo'
' pi,
James Stewart Walter Brennan
"POT 11; GOLD!'
Horace Heidt's Orchestra
TE: SUNDAY
MIDNI ,
After Midnite Show• Aug'bst '30
. 1Vl'USICAL COMEDY
'I'm Nobody's Sweetheart
Now'
CApITOL
:Kin,c_a�r� ine
'Mon:, Tues., Wed.'Sept. 1, 2, 3
-The -Story-•of the--Badtish_.N;atioa
' .ALCADE1:"
CAS,
Clive Brook. Diana, Wynyard.
We Believe One of, the Finest
Features Ever Made. •
pain.- n: a Gruel h ES>iNT
n -on th PR
• a -lel �ossz
g .P MA �,S
y �
happy again. Owen Sound 'hi'ghway.. The train TO REV. AND MRS. ESLER . • '
And then, for suffered onlyfrom shock were Jos
plana' fine. The August meeting of the W.M.S.
eph Richardson o ck his' of Ashfield `w. 'as held at the home of
An' all of the
elderly mother ant Mrs. .. 'ori of
` Mrs. ,James MclDonald'. • The presi- ••
Belgrave. Theywere'returning home. dent, Mrs.. Donald MacKenzie open-
from Galt.'ed' the meeting, with Hymn 31, then'
Mrs. 'John. Ross read the Scripture
lesson. The roll call was answered
with .a verse from scripture. 'Mrs:
Dr. Simpson ' read the minutes- of
the: July. meeting'and agave the-treas
urer's report ui he absence off'=Mrs: '
John. Mediae. The :Ashfield Auxil-
iary are invited to• Ripley for the
Qctobef,„- meetin„g' ,The :will hear
a special thankoffering speaker.
Mrs. E. ;Howes read a prayer: ' ,
measure,• you'll•
roubles will fly
to the moon.
So 'now, mavoureen, we'd have' you •
to mind •
About . us farm people you're.leavin'.
behind... { • .' • 1..
Sure -they say there''s no place -that
,� '
:•. can match_. where__y_ou re. orn __
No .roads like the roads that -your
. footsteps have worn,
No folk like '. the' folk§ that have
Mr. 'an 'Mrs ar re oo .. Watched- how' you :grew
..Norma,_Betty anti Jure Wri ht L ygrme�_ga e . so touched by the.:
man, . Fresh. Air :Children of Tor- things, that you do.;
onto; have been • guests at the.h'ome So "when this soft cloak will be.
rd Mr. and Mrs. KelSoMcNay. :' foldin' you round '
was 'travelling slowly. The . trio, who ;
and MK. W. W. ,Kincheloe
Your 'thoughts', .will be Elvin' 'back.
and Miss Isobel Kincheloe, of Chic-
age
hic home with a , bound
a o •are, visiting this week 'at . the An' rested or weary; you'll 'always
g be thrilled ' °'
home. of Mr., and Mrs. P. MacMil
Because ,with gay Magic the pockets.
lair.--
. . 1: ,•_ r are::Medi _.w
c •
rll;ih..
s.
off
BacL.T�,schooi;
Itairg.4.1•4!;••
It Will Cost Less To Start The Chid
dren Bac
k To School, If You Fit
, Them Out During The •
SEPOY STORE SALE
August 27tih to - Sept. t th
SCHOOL SUPPLIES--WEA1lNG APPAREL READ3OUR
CIRCULAR • FOR BARGAIN SUGGESTIONS..
Sepoy 5c to -$.1 00` Store�
•
PULPfT DEDICATED IN
MEMORY OF STEPHEN: TOUT
At ti open=air-chapel • at Bruce
Beach,: those whb makerrtheir. sum=
mer .home, gathered in the'grove on
Sunday where services have been
held' for more than a quarter''. of a
te'tYtu y-an"d-dedica't'ed-'"io'-""the glory
of • God • and ' the memory , of Step-
hen Tout," on whose land the chapel'
stands a„handsome stone pulpit.
-r'
Rev. Eger addressed the gather-
ing: His subject- was "Post -War -
Very Rev. .Dr. D. .T. L. McKerroll, world". The world' will be re -made
of Niagara.'on-the-Lake, was in after this ,war. The'•New World,or- '
der must' . be based' on principle , of
r iveness and charity The :con- -'
fog ...
con-
quered. people.;yu,.lii,.be.- given. tonsil
era,t�;;ani tli.•e<;:kxsralaingrr� p�-., lne
-416
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•Mae•Lerriaan ::lr • et= -=At preseiit-•foree"•rnu
:be ; used but force does not breed•
love • or 'for'given'ess. ' Naziism is "a
foul, thing. Rebirth jnaustcome .:on
man. This can be done by God's
:spirit: working .in the : lives of men
of all nations: The. Church's: task..
is-to-bri-planthis-pplan-to-truitson Tkse
W.M.S. do their part as Well in fur= .
nishingthe new foundation.' Such
.
men as Roosevelt and Churchill are
playing a great part.
Mrs. Robert , Scott sang a solo,
"My Task". Rev.• Esler followed with
prayer after 'which 'God:Save The
King was , sung. '
This . being Rev. and Mrs. Esler'q
last W.M.S.' .meeting with us, the
ladies. took the'opportunity. of. pre- '
senting gifts to : them.' Mrs. D. A,
McLean. read the following address;, ' . • ,.
Dear Mrs. Ester:
. The ladies' of the 'congregation
take this.opportunity to express to
you their thanks •for. all your' un;
selfish efforts to -help -in -al
charge of the service.'He' was as=
Dr. W. H. Sed Bewick
silted ,by Rev. g
of Toronto: '
lel�l , Ellam'ti e°-11.wTl'ite il'pih>was;•sitlsc .gi~ft_u�f::thn..sla:
Tete 'C Z"7 •"`"
With 'lila dei terf rI H` .o'1'tl IJaw�
sen' and' 1. Dawson and ,attending
'the 'C.N.E. •
Mrs. F. M. 'Paterson:. and'da gh-
t .__. movedto Goderich this
ter Dorothy
week tp make their home. Dean, a
'rnernber-of-thell Te. ephone talf,_
will. remain here.
J
Youthful Trio -In ,Trouble
A trio of youths f• m this ' dis-
trict . appeared before Magistrate
Walker' recently . charged. 'with the
theft of four gallons of 'gasoline
from the pumps at. George .Colwell''
store at lillyrood. Appearing for
sentence last Thursday one of the
trio' was • sentenced, to 20 days in
•and • the ° other " tdwo had judg-
ment reserved one week.
Duke of Kent Has Rest Lure 1
His Royal Highness the Duke of
Kent, 'recently stopped off at Jasper
• Park Lodge, Alberta, . for what was
termed • a three days' rest. Here is
Arose
the Duke did oneday.
early, took a brisk morning swim
in• Lac Beauvert. and after a hearty
breakfast, started -:off on •a• moun-
tain climb. He was accompanied by
„Inspector James Evans of Scotland
Yard and Signal Mountain was chos-
en for the trip. This Mountain is
8,700 feet high and while not a' real.
ly difficult climb, it affords the
mountaineer enough scope to ' dis-
play his ability. The Duke arrived
back at Point cottage at five o'clock
in the afternoon but instead of rest-
ing, changed into a riding habit and
went for an hour's ride ori the now
famous "sawdust" trail: •
{ THE WIART'ON , ECHO won third
• place in the C.W.N.A. •competition
for thebest front page among week-
lies With a circulation between 1000
and 2000: •'
•
Mr, . and Mrs. Frank C. -King and'
son truce of Toronto and Pte. Phil
MacMillan of • Carling .Heightsspent
the week -end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs: P. J. MacMillan.
Mr. 'and' Mrs. Elmer Norman and
daughter Eileen, Mr. Dave Sturgeon
and daughter- Greta from Bervie,
Mrs. Taylor . and Lila and Mr, and
Mrs.. Dave Murray' and son of Wing-.
ham were the guests. of Miss Myrtle
Webster over_ the week -end:.
•
Mr... James. A. Fraser left : town
nd�9 r>
a.z o
:. ;, :tom' fes�ir•
Wil speak '.to'•.your '_lieart-or_-the'the work
• things that ,are good. ' Mr. McKerrol paid tribute to the
of' r.' Tout --who••died'�ear-
The wise things, .thekmd things, memory Mr. ,
:the• things that ,'endure lier 'this year :and said it was only
An' 'then you'll be loved by therich fitting that the memorial should •`fie
• • . , end dedicated.
•. an the poor.- erected a
Our - interests-- go with- you and.. - •' Dedicated Lighting Systean_
though we remain •
• We feel we'll; be richer by all that
yori'gain .
yew
,and "G od Fortune!"
we say them. together,'
May:life be. as fair. as the fine
sunny" weather:
Miss MaclSougall..thanked all her
friends and invited: them to call on
her, whenever they were in Toronto.
Lunch was then served by the hos-
tess and a soeial time spent to
'a W
last week. after having spent. sev-
eral . week's visiting with 'old friends
-and -relatives--mere. -Re----wig -visit
with friendsat London, Thainesford.
and Petrolia before 'returning to
his home at ;Dauphin, Man:
•
Mr. arid Mts.. Harold. Watson and
daughter Evelyn, ' 'Mr. ' and'" Mrs,
Franklin' Martin, • Mr. and Mrs.
Iran Brown of Harrow and Lorne
Watson and Miss Eileen' Whiting. of
Parkhill , were recent visitors with
Mr: and Mrs, Kelso •McNay. '
Mr,' and Mrs. Mervin McDonald,
and little , daughter have returned
to their home.. in Montreal.' • after
spending two weeks' vacation with
Mr. McDonald's. parents in Arthur
and with Mrs. McDonald' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Steward..
Mr. and Mrs. W. 'F, Thompson' of
Toronto' (spentthe week -end With
Mr., and Mrs.; D. Al: Thompson and
ori their return were accompanied
by Mr.; and Mrs. Andrew Th&mpson,
'who will shortly'.take up' residence
,atBowmanisiTle, and by Mr:"Gordon
Thompson who left ' the 'first of the
week 'on 'his return to°Edmonton.
In C a mers a ni e curc
'mow on Sunday evening the cap
acity of the building was taxett as'
friends•gathered to join in the.ser-.
vice. during which the minister, Rev:
Benjamin Eyre, ,dedicated the new
lighting 'system to 'the memos • of
W. Harold Campbell,':, one ' of the
leading members • of "the congrega-
tinri Whir died a few'.months - ago.
•Rev. J. C: Nicholsonf. Pine Riv-
er ,speaking at the service, declared
,that it is ,an 'eloquent , testimonial
.to the living that they slimy their
appreciation Oft the .life. and services
of ' the departed. He made mention
of the .worthwhile contribution .to
the -community made.'b3 Mr, Camp-,
bell, who "let .his ..light,.. _gifts: _and_
talents bless others".
gether.
The Misses Sarah and Mary Jean
MacQuaig of Chicago, Ill., are hol-
idaying' at their home here.
1VIr -ani" 7VIrs-Einory�Sutor and
daughter Lois Of Cayuga' were Sun- charch work. You have been an in -
day guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Treleaven. '
Mr: and Mrs. John Taylor, Eleanor
and Jack of Galt spent Saturday ev-
ening'with Mr. and Mrs: Ewart Tay-
lor .and family:. • •
A -special meeting • of ' the Luck -
now Women's Institute will be held
Tuesday, September 2nd, at three
o'clock, in the ;Town Hall. I .
Mr:• and Mrs. Herschel.White and -
son Reginald of Stratford recently•
Vent a • week's • holiday. with Mr.
Wh'ite's sister, Mrs,• Orley. Cooper.
Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Hanson and•
his 'sister, .Mrs, Lundy of Jackson,
Mich.. visited • last week - with' Mrs.
'Mr. John Wraith of Hamilton:
spent the week -end• with his wife
and family on Con. 6, .Kinloss.
Whiteand ' it
Mr. Herschel Whi fam y
accompanied by Mrs. Orley Cooper
of St. Helensspent a day visiting.
their sister, Mrs. - James Yuill , of
Port Elgin. • �...
Miss Margaret MacCallum„ who
has spent the summer at Point'Cl'ark
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Robert
MacCalalum at Dearborn, Mich,., be-
fore' resuming her teaching, duties'
at St. Mary's. _
•
Visitors e ` the home of Mr, and
Mrs. ' John- , Wraith on Sunday in.
Hanson's brother, Mr. Sam Kilpat • eluded ,Mr. Gerirge Wraith, R.C.A.F.,
rick and Mrs. Kilpatrick of Ash- who 'it' as present on Active Ser -
field:' They • were accompanied here vice in 'Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Mr.
by Mrs. Agnes; McCormick and Mrs,: and Mrs. Robert Moffat and little=
Richard Kilpatrick of 'Long Beach. daughters, Shirley and•Joyce.of Con -
Cal., who will visit for a few weeks cession 4; Kinloss, also Mr: and Mrs,
at the Kilpatrick home, '• Ira Wall of Belgrave.
spiration to our W:M:S. Society in
your too short stay among, us:
,Our best wishes' and -prayers go'
with you to your new field of lab-
our and
may God's richest blessings
s
g
be yours wherever you may go.'
Please •accept these small tokens
of ' Our ',highesteem as a remem-
brance
em in-brance of Ashfield. •'
Anna ' Mae -MacDonald• presentell' 4,
a lovely chair. and Wail mirror. i
, The .attendance 'w.as 43. Mrs. M.c.-.„
Donald and daughters "served a very
(dainty lunch.
•
' A SPECKLED TROUT measur-
ing eldse toy' 17 inches and weighing -
two. pounds was caught by Bruce
Nicholson of Teeswater last' week
with his, bare hands,. Bruce laded'
to hook the fish in spite of long and
persistent, efforts, and finally de-
cided to j.ump into, the stream and.
use his' hands. �•
school 9'a!"ig
um won
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our Winter • Suipplies:
OW t TUE-
' OLD plums
CR UN HOSE --Bray a,'l enerolaa' supply 'o! 'these for special
occasions. First quality, In all the popular shade's, P.r ..,, ' 79e=
LISLE 11.9.0E -For ev.ery day use -School. Entre fine 1a1=
590
(irk, pair ..............:.
LADIES Pure Botany WOol . SWEATERS -Fancy knit and embry,
trim; School and business•giris will jump at this bargain. 92.15
CORDUROY 'OVERALLS -+-They are practical be-'
h1TTLE BOY' CO _ .iJ . , . ,. . :.
cause they ' wash Colors ,green,. ' blue and red. Pair 91.2 i
a wide ran a o! •,.colors, 3 & • 4 ply suitable
B.OxANY �'4)Q�L-L,I,t�,. ng' .. toe
' for..:all,medium 'weight garme.. ts,
S"ys Sportsw'ar SWEATER COATS-Fane8fronts,"ribbed back:
Zippe closing :.... , ,:. , $2.00'
:YARN 'in 2 & 3 p Y 1' _ Gtpy, mottiblue;
red, blu
NEW; WB?P.'%.hI113G .. ,
green, black and white.. Skein 40c
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THE. CLANSMEN'S
Crap C014ect
Ian Luoknow. 4
-,.•�;,.,-f.�� tip.
:� •'3t
COMMEi!1CING AT 7 ,p.m. "S'HA'RP.
HAVE :YiuR METAL .PAPER AND .
Ft ' RAGS PILED ON • THE BOULE-
VARD, •PLEASE,PREPARED FOR
0g*M WO EASY HANDLING.
•
Salvage 'Depot la At
Stable
.e�%o�11Sto11 S .
RURAL IEESIDE1' TS ARE REGUESTED TO BRING IN.....
THEIR .SALVAGE MATERIAL TO THE . ABOVE DEPOT..
'CLANSMEN. SALVAGE CO IN ITTRt"--•• -�
Dr.'W.To Johnston, Campbell Thompsdn, Howard Agnew, ..
Joe4rwin•_._aiuLGordon Taylor,
'CLOSE: TO AltEC:ORD BREAKER
f Cape
Bert Ashkewe o ,Croker, had
, p.,
;is.
fhe; sncaat tl d11414 • era eg
`s F career thea°other da3• .
HEL6 SHOWER
FOR' BRI DE -.ELECT
_A, iigni r of friends gathered on
•Friday, afternoon at the home of
Miss Blanche MacDougall to do hon-
or to •Miss • Winnifred Ackert, .prior
to 'her marriage. Miss Ackert :was.
ushered into a room tastefully ,dec-
orated with pink and white stream-
ers and seatedbelow a . decorated,
can, ' sprinkling golden wishbones
and . white wedding bells= She was
instructed to follow the streamers
atthe end of which she found many
dainty and; useful' gifts Miss Eliz-_
abeth''MacIver .assisted' by reading
•the'• verses,• some of, which: called,
1.for.ilhe reedy.' laughter. of the: tasr
se 'bled: eats;
rn � .
Y
Miss Ackert P'nade a .suitable reply;
thanking cher friends and inviting
them all 'toy visit her in her, new
home. °
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LOCAL and GENERAL : , 0 I D GOOD-$.
VALUED ,FR,IE#D
Mr. Jack Fairish of Ashfield vis- ' •'
t con
of friends of Miss • Manche Mae
London.
• oug ...,
oron o et h Ma ver to bid qod-
t : last week holidaying at her . o has been a valued
Blaen bye to one Who .4
ited last week with Mrs. Farrish at On Monday f g ei.n a number
all athekecl al the home a
Audrey'Horne. of T t" D g' ' t
Miss Miss Ehzab..t j c� g
_When_ the 'gifts were'. all opened
theguests wereentertained by con-
tests and games ,then treated to
a...delicious_ lunch served by the
hostess, Miss.. Blanche MacDougall
assisted by Mrs. Clare MacDougall, •
Maybe You'll Hive In Walk
Considering' the discomforting- pros
pects of gasoline rationing that
might make enforced pedestrians of
motorists, an authoritative •article'•.by'
the noted- :podiatrist, Harold Kahn,
'Bruce Not Getting Share
Perth.County Council• ha,s appoin- ,
':ted a committee of four• to go ...to
ttawa • and , ascertain why Perth
is riot getting' its share of.war or -
dem. The same might be done by..
Ware. _ In enlistments, in contribu-
tions to Victory Loans, War Savings
and War Services, Bruce _has, a rec- 1
ord second to none, but we have yet ,
to get a decent war order or plant
in this county.-Chesley Enterprise. '
Crushers At Work
home here,.' • ' leader in the social life of the .coin -
Next Monday is Labor Day and munity prior ;oto her departure to
a public
holidayand Tuesday. - commence training• at Women's ,Col-
well, school starts.. • lege Hospital in To ;onto. The 'guests• .
Toronto, enjoyed' a numb, ei: of. contests.,�and•
Miss Kathleen Bracey. of..
fter whit' 1 little Margaret
iudbury presen-
all with a box
spent a week with her aunt, Mrs.• games .a.
Gordon- Barger, • Ann Townson . of
In .addition to the crusher 'at work
in the Henderson pit, , a ' second
teal '.Miss Ma Dora crusher. was moved. into a; pit on'
Ewart Taylor, Betty, l 'chenille house -
Mr. grid Mrs T. Y containing. a; level la week,
�.honse- :H'ot}ston s farm at
Doris; and jean spent the past` week, coat: 'and`•Mi s. 'Wannifred Ackert ruin brut Material
Miss. and both• are tu g,x.
holid'a 'ing at Point Clark.' read the . fpllewit :'address : :; .
Y for • the' Lucknow to Helyrond Conn- '
•
Mrs.:Maiir'.of Montreal visited• with Dear' BlancW
knowing
e been
view •
off M a setting"
ty. road which' is' in the process .of'
her father, .11r�ir,. Albert . Towle and. For ,some timi we' receiving .' a hard'. top; 'black sur
Mrs. .
M e 'in
her sister,rtiro e
"' ed your fat
visit
el "savep
B rP
at g,
Crump. { Would carry„ You ' Fresh gravel on this figured
in a Mishap just north of the Vill-
the loc•
al -Bell TP1P.phone exchange With the • tem of age'ton Saturday' evening, when cars
is on two weeks' holidays at Pres- ' in advanie ' 'owned by D. L. MacKinnonand
ent.r' • To .wish you our Hu,ghie MacKenzie suffered consid-
• takin' this chan • • erable damage in a collision
Miss Mildred. Ritchie, manager •of. •.` quite • new,. .
eparture .not far
Goodspeed we're
e.
Mrs. -Grant Ma: Kenzie -of -Madison Och! its Pro d wee are feeling -to-
Wisconsin, was a. recent visitor at
the home of. Mr. and Mrs. • W. L.
MacKenzie: :
Week -end visitors with Mr. apd
Mrs. Sam Durnin and other friends
were Mr. and Mrs: • Joe Leslie and
Gordon of Granton. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alton and
in "American �eelr-Iy""IVPagazT>t+��• A�nmFd�nd•-�Mr:: •and-1VIr�;,: �Spe
with the August 31 issue of The De-
'troit Sunday Times, is• particularly'
timely: - - He gives valuable advice
about ' conditiening our pampered
feet for the emergency: Be 'sure to.
get The Detroit Sunday Times this
week and every :week.
HU1 ON BARN' BURNED
rse-'of'unkno n -origin that start-'
of in' a -straw stack at' the farm of
Thomas Towery in Huron Township
on Saturday, at noon, destroyed the
barn : and his 'season's crop, including,
•some; 1800-bushels:,.of_.grain. Kinear�
dine firemen, responded to the call
bwere handicapped by a shortage
Of . water.. '
Irwin j' spent Tuesday at, Haniilton-
and Niagara Falls.
thetas sliore.n .: a ape - ro:
ger :.Rae he.'felt his light craft
take ;;a` sudden ;lurch'` trona a tug on
,his line, and. before” the. excitement
' - subsided,. Bert had fought : •45 min-
utes to.'land `a lake` trout that tip-
-„
ip
rev
ped -the- BealesTat-precisely-45- lbs:
arliatedressed-to 38 pounds. Chief
Jones ' of the Reserve :took the fin
to Wiarton and it -will-be sold -for
benefit of the British-' War. Victims
' - Fund.:: -
. We have . checked up the. world's
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