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• OIT shauld see, the Tea Biaciais
made by iirsQf0-$. *Oat, Who
nea INOOdb#dge, Ont. They
: • have that smoOdi • tempting light -
mai that has made Tea Biseuits SO
Popular, • •'
.'"'Iltey. are easy to make," Mrs.
•Dalziel said. "To have them fine in
textute•anii light as foam, requires a
flourwith a good body: I use Robin
Hood, not, only far sny biscuits but
• for all my bakirig. Ile -re is the recipe
.I use. You can find it on page 35 of
'Baking Made Easy' the Robin Hood
recipe book, which yoii can get for
sine cents in stampa.". • • .
2 cups sifted:Robin 1-tood our
- 4 tsp. bak. ing powder \, •
X tall- Sa4 •
•3 chip. shoaten•ing
74 Cup mak •
al. Sift flourmeasure, add baking
powder and salt to flour and sift
'three times. -a
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Ada .ihortenfag to the our y
mating n with two .knives'or
'113EL,FXST cENTRE
:School re -opened again arid we.,are
sorry to report 'that Our 'teacher, NTS.'
,I...21.1g11141 of Blyth has been sick and
. is not able to emue back for a few
days. Miss Hilda TWasaley a Mat• .
eking who was to praetise teaehing•
at this school for this week -end we. are
pleased' to report has taken over full
restionsibility,
• Miss Edna Lawson is practising
teaching at Mafeking school for this
week.is
Miss
Etta Belle Webster' .
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of Weat ma also meet on Friday at 4:15 p.m.
Wawanciah spent last Week with Miss , . .• ,
Bernadiae,A.Iton. . • - ' ' • _____,_ •
' Mr,Wilfred Hoffman and son AL - .
• Ian o - Dunville and .Mrs. Richard • . . ,
Jalinstane of Mafeking speat a few , . ,, , I , • -
days 'last 'ereeli at the home of 1VIa7 . , -
• • pastry :btentier. .
3. Add. liquid gradually to foam. a a-
• soft dough, stirring as little as
possible..1
4. Turn the 'dough on a lightly
• • floured board and pat gendy to .
/. inch thickness.:
5. Ct4 with allouia cutter and bake .
on a greased pan in a hot' oven
(450°F.) until lightly browned.
Baking time: 12-15 miniiies.
They're sure to be good because
Robin Hood is milled from waihed,
wheat. Each bag contains a stoney
back plus 105a guarantee certificate,
which'guarantees you "absolute
satisfaction or your •money; badc
with an extra 10%". Once atmai use
• this all-purpoae flour and aee its
. high quality, you will always order
Robin flood:Flour in the future.
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* HOME BAkiNG SERVICE
Oa HOOD HOOD FLOUR MILLS UMITED
oo Flour
- Afilied *lashed gi/Iteai .\
wbo
stops learning is old, whether eighteen or eighty.
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• , PRAYER Felt ABVIV.A4
"While the ,bnclegro in tarried, they
all Slumbered and !dept.? This -Friday
evening at the 'Iateltuoat •Bible Irsstit-
ate the subject of "Revival" will be
taken by Miss Charlotte Weber of Da
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USA. A good part of the evening will
he spent: in prayer for a spiritual
alvv,alcening in our land. Will those who
are interested please eonie and bring
,your Bibles. •The :Junior Bible •Cluh
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and ,Ialra,-.:Albeat Alton„. , • .:111.eatirs. 'Jowell• • and atrt.
IVIr‘ and Mas: pima* Mather.s .efeast ••,' • • ft. this aeak. for • .raagdfoird
• KILOUGH*
Miss ..Tean Lane returned to her
teaobilag duties at Welland after hola
idaying at the home or Mr. and Mrsa
J. aLane. • • •
° Mrs john Robb, Cpn. 8, • visited
Tuesday with her parents , Mr. and
Wt. Harry. Bell. .
• The ineetin.g of the ,Holyrood Wo-
men"; Institute will be held today
(T•huralsty) Apr
4tli at the liorne of
Mrs. Howard Robinson, Topic—Eas-
ter. Converser, Miss Winaifred Ackert.
Assistants, Mrs. Archie McFarlan,
lvl.ra. Wm. Wall. Current events. Mot-
to—Keep aoar temper, the best re-
venge is love. Contest--41ome-mide
kitchen aprons. Roll call--A.pril Fool
experience Lunch committee -;--Mrs.
Howard ItebirisonaMrs. Tom Harris,
Mrs. Tom
Mrs. A. EA-J.1001v is viisting this
week with her „daaglitea Mrs. Harold
•Thainpsea, Kincardine,
and .Mrs. Bert. McLean were to,
:Loinitna MOsiditata
Mrs., Howard McGuire, "of Olivet
visited, daring the Past week with her
parents Mr. and Mrs.. H. Bell. •
The Many friends .here were sorry,
to learn that Mrs. Jane perey; Kin-.
cardine, formerly of here, is in poor,
health:
of 'LuckneW•spept• Sun ay•a• e
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of Mr. and lafra .Alea Blackett . •
• Mrs. • William Blake'of '..Mafelting
ha a 'thetuaned • home "after,. enending, the
paata ample of weeks •at 'the hot* of_
her daughter and' Mrs. •. Albert
• Mrs.,•W, G. Hunter, .Jr.,. and. daugh-
aer • of : Zion spent. one. day last week
with Mrs. Archie 'Nicholson.' •
Miss Harslet- Whitley of Crewe
anent a few days last week at -the
home of Mr. and Mrs. laaitc Nixon.
Mr• arid Mrs. Archie Nicholson and
diataict, Where they 'will fiaraue "their
occupatiori of '..traPPi.Og, (luring .s.rtire-
inualtrat ,Open season.
Mr. Jack Web.ster LuIcknew 'is-
ited Zion friends this Week,
Miss Winnie Andrew of Wingham
spent a few days recently at the home
of Mrs. Isaac Andrew. On Sunday Mr.
„Alfred Anarei,v, Mr: ami 'Mra: Gordon
Kirkland and -Pavia visited Teeawater
friends. ° • ••;
Two sleighloads of 35 'or more spoil -
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TIWRSD.AY,-APRIL 4T11 1940
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LOST—A sam:of money, in Lucknow: TO RENT—Garage. space, central.
Reward. ,Apply at Sentinel Office. location, in Peter McCall's bian, Lack- . •
pow.
PROFERTY FOR'. SALE -50 acre •
farm, • with • buildings, Lot • B.O. •
Can. 1,- Baron Twp., house' in exceL „
lent repair, bank briana land in good, • :
state of caltivailen. Apply ''• ••
liarkw.e114 • 3, lineknaw..,
WANTE1)-,--Single or married man,
reliable, for T. M. Stewart farin. Ap-
ply to Wm; MacKenzie, Locknow.
FOR SALE—Seed Barley, 0.A.C.
No.' 21. JOHN RITC1ITE,It. 3, Lack -
Ow, 'Phone 69-10 Daagannon.
family spent Saturday evening at t e ,
.f her parents .Mr. and, 11tra. sored :by Ed'gar Ritchie and Harold
Reed of •Lucknow.
• Gordon Elliott or Blyth spent last
Week at the home of his sister ,Mr.
arid Mrs: George Henry.
Mr. and. Mrs: George, Alapn. called
on friends at Walkerton on'Moriday.
PURPLE GROVE
• Miss Grace Welsh spent the week.;
end at her home here.
.. Mts. McPherstin and son of Luck -
now visited last. week. at Mr., Albert
Scott's. , , . , . ,
• Mrs.. ' Chaeles Collins' is spending a
few day 'With. • her daughter Mrs.
Harry Graham '4 Pipe 'Myer.' ' • . ...
- Mr. and Mts. Goldie . Huston of
Ripley . spent Sunday at Mr., James
• Robertson's. ' ' • -•
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Mr. Nora'al ,Jonee of Donnybrook
is assisting at Mr. Donald McFarl n's.
daadner attended the W. M. S. enter-
tainment at Hackett's ',on Thursday
evening, with a,, splendid crowd, at-'
teiclance,
• Despite die unfavourable Condition
of the, roads 'this section was well
represented at the free entertainment
aud dance sponsored :by Mr. Jack Kil-
patrick in Lucknow on Friday even-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E: McLean, Bidfour
and NITS. ,Slessor were Sundaya vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Burney; Clifford:
•Mr. 'Earl Percy spent . Sunday With
his Mother, Mrs. Jane Percy, Kin-
cardine.'•
In the :National Temperance contest
held recently in Kincardine we wish
te cengeatulate the •foliowing .pupils
from this school who won'prizes For
posters—Marian Walsh, Dorothy Pln-
nell, Everett Lane. For essays—Rut:h
Guest,Jack Walsh, Edna' Jackson,
Dorothy Pinnell.
Miss Jean Anderson returned to her
duties Monday , morning with seven
new pupils bringing the 'roll to 28.
• Doris and Jack Barr were two of the
pupils while. the other five were be-
ginners—Jean Guest, •Jack Guest,
John Lane, Russell Barr and Glen
Hodgins. •• .
• Miss Jean Thompson is assisting
with, the work at the Statter's home,
FOR SALE0ilaon Snow Bird elect -
Tie •Waslier, Slightly , porcelain
tub. Mrs. F. Emberlain,, Llicknow.
PQR SALEal-Quantity of red ,clover
seed, 'recleaned. Apply to Jail Alto?, '•
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FOR SALE—Oe Clyde marc, 7 yeays
R. 1,• Lucknow, Phone 67•1.4,• Dung-
annoa. •
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old, due to foal middle .of May. or a
Gelding rising 3 years, lela broken.
Wm. Andrew, R. 7, Utak/low::
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FOR' SALE --Timothy seed, grades
44
and II; crown millet, flax seed, soy
beans; O.A.C. No. 211. For particu-
lars, apply to E. G. Zinn; RR. 7, Luck -
now, Phone- Dungannon 76-3. `
• .B9UNDARY;.WEST..
moi• . ' •
, . Miss.. Myrtle .Webster• a"&turied her
teething duties at Ottawa, on Monday.
sifter .spendingthe Estater holidstars;at
.her home. , a a • . . - •' •
• 'Ma.. • and.. Mrs. Jack lienderaoia and
Eileen •spentaginday.. at .Whitechurch.
Harvey Thompson of Purp e .G1 . - last.He•and .Mrs.• *Rite ie a e .
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spent, Thursday at Alvin ITaw.m's. •. • . -ing very soon to Walkerton where. Mr.
Congratulations to:Mr....aad u.--:-.1..' McRitchie will . take. up :parish duties
Reheat Reid.' on .the, arrival of a SOrh. at St. .Thotaai . • Church •there. ,Itev,
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. ' ' ••' Rad Mrs. MeRitchie leave a, 'host • of •
. •• . friend's here who wish theni, continued
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. . . iueceas in the •Master's Work. • . , a
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• ' MAFEKING. • , .
.. • . . • , .. ...The :Clitireli. Society ;..meeting . was
, - . - • — . • . held pn Monday evening in the An -
Mr. Roy' Atkinaon of Godetich apent alipan. .church." Mr. George Raldenhy•
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last-weel with. his 'sister Mrs. Richard aresided. Hymn 619 "Stand :up, stand
failpataick. and Mrs. Kilpatrick. • . ' • • ar/ for Jeans" and prayer ' ba ,Rev. F.
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¥r. and Mrs, Charles: Fearee Of '.1. MeRitchie ' opened the meeting..
Holmeiville spent part of last week . The Scripture Iessoraapsalm .22 was
' • - ' • aeata.and explained by. Mr. 0..W. Hal-
• • M. Madeline' Bteckles then
AUCTION SALE of farm stock and
impleMents,, on. 10, Ashfield
at
Bluewater Highway; one mile, noitli
of Kintail, Friday, April 5th..See
bills
for list and terms. ISorman O'Connor,
Prop.; Matt. Gaynor,' Auc.
RHEUMATISM,. SCIATICA, Back-
ache, Lumbago are attacked at the
source by the eleansing anal antiseptic
action of Rurnacaps. McKlW,S DRIJG
ReV. F. C. McRihie who has been
rector of the Anglican- Church he
for, the past five years., preached his
farewell sermon on. Saindav mOrning
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Chevrolet Special DeLuxe .Town Sedan.
HEN YOU DRIVE A
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•ISN'T it significant that you see So'many new 1940 Chevrolets on the streets
1 and highways? .. . Doesn't that popularity tell you that people recognize
..tomething extra in Chevrolet? That something is extra value for the money!'
. You drive a bargain when you drive a Chevrolet . . . the most beautiful car a •
low price' tver bought— and the only car, regardless of price, with such a
combinatipn of 'quality features as tbe Vacuum Power Sbift,.the rRide Royal",
8uper-Silent Valve-ind-lead Filgige, new Full -Vision Bodies by Fisher and
• larger Tiptoe -Matic Clutch. With the purchase of a new Chevrolet you get
the -advanced luxuries. of modern motoring—and you get them at the lowest .,
cosiin purchase price, gas, oil and upkeep. Place your order now andyou, too,
will soon ,be saying, Chevrolet's the biggest. bargain anyJne could drive!"
EW "ROYAL CLIPPER" STYLING ... THE "RIDE ROYAL"—Chevrolet's .
• perfected Knee -Action I ing ys ..,, -IN-HEAD
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ENGINE. . . NEW BODIES BY FISHER . . . NEW SEALED BEAM HEAD-,
LIGHTS WITH 'SEPARATE • PARKING "LIGHTS.: : :. LARGER TIPTOE-MATIC
CLUTCH. . . PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAK1S. . !On Special Deluxe Models
with Mr: and Mrs. Thomas Anderson iss
Mrs. Richard Johnston, who has. Y.
` ing "The stranger of Galilee". Hymn
spent the past few months withe.
daughter Mat. Hiram Moffatt of Wat-devotional part of the programMiss
d the
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t57"Fight the good fight c ose
ford, returned home last week. Anderson then read the: minutes of
Mr. and Mts. Palmer Kilpatrick of
'he last meeting and called the roll.
TorontO were home fOr -part of the
• Current events prepared by Mrs. Art
Easter vacation. 1,,raham were read by Mrs. Perry o,
Miss Hilda Tviamley is practisirk.;
ins Mr.Earl Petea sang' "No tight
teaching this week ,in the Belfast
there". Mrs.' W. J. McLean led n an
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school' and Miss Edna Lawson in our i
,nteresting diseussion. At this part in
I*. and Mrs. Erfie
borne school .here. ist Blake spent the program Rev_ and Mrs. McRitehie
be week -end in London.
•arere called -to the platform an4. a suit -
t ' s tg l
Miss Elmira Alton is assistin•a.'le addresexPresitithe goad will
assisting Mrs
Thos. A-nderson this 'Week. loth valued Members was read by1 the Society of which they were
Well one again we have our roads Mr. George HaldenbY and Mr. John
open to motor traffic. The snow plow ....
ammerson presented Our guests of
was a• welcome visitor on ;ti e lint
Sunday. The road having been block
honor with a Friendship Motto which
• ?xpressed the good will in which these
ade for over three weeks and with friends Were leaving. Rev. • and Mrs.
the gravel ;road blocked or so long,
made the teachers and Easter -
MeRitchie tbough taken completely by
4 urprise thanked those present for
it • vis
itors a little anxious for a while. their kindness. Mrs: Perry Hodgins
conducted' a Quiz contest and Miss
• BERVIE
Miss Nellie Julien of Sambre. was
the guest .of Mrs. F. C. McRitchie
at the Rectory.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin Collins moved
last week to their former home on
the Kinloss Boundary.
•Mr. Howard Alexander of Toront o
was a visitor at the home of his bro-
ther Mr. GordonAlokander.
Miss 'Edna Spading, Dean of Alma
College, St. Thomas, was ' the guest
of her friend, Mrs. L. S. Mott.
A variety of song birds have re-
turned to tell us that spring is here
—almost. ••
Mrs. J. Shier of Harriston is visit.
ing her friend Mrs. J. Sturgeon.
The program and dance last Friday
night netted the Red Cross the sum
of twenty-five dpilars.'
Mr; Chas. .Lustig has rented Mrs:
J. Shier's farm' on the North Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Alexander en-
tertained at a dinner party at their
home last •Tuesday ,evening.
Dr. D. R. Finlayson of Ripley- was
called itt consultation with Dr. J. G
McLeod of Kincardine, to the bed-
side of John Bushell recently.
Wni. MacKenzie of Teeswater has
leased S.. M. Moore's shop and ser-
vice station.
Mervyn Collins of Armow spent
part of the Easter holidays with Miss
Wilda Needham, Con. 5.
Mr. Fred Bushell. of Toronto was
home recently to see his father, .Mr.
John Bushell, Con. 5. -
Miss Barbara Matheson of Clark's
• n Easter- week at the home of
I Mr. ane rs. . 1 c ens'.
Miss -Plora Durnin of Dungannon
was a visitor during the Week -end
at the home of Mr., and • Mrs/ r. A.
flodains,
Jean Andeason arranged a tune de-
teetor garne. Miss Edna Boyle played
a. few bars of familiar tunes and the
•'iris' side -winning over the boys' left
the lads to 'serve refreshments, which
was ably .done. Hymn 25 "Savigr
breathe on • evening'blessing," Fie
National Anthem. and benedictiori
hrought the meeting to a close. The
next meeting will be ..the Presby-
terian• Church April 15th. •
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'The
BRAY CHICK
Does theTrick!
Bray Chicks are real money-
:• makers. I can prove it. Place
yoar order here. 100% live de-
iivery guaranteed, •
Finlayson Bros.
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FOR APPOINTMENTS:
• Call At Hills gore or
1.. Alex Mowbray's
'phone 145-j .
ST. HELENS
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P. T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
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LUCKNOW
•• 4E:ACH WEDNESDAY
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9.30 A. M. To 6 P. M.AT .
WM. • SCHMID'S 'STORE
There was a splendid attendance at
the pot luck supper held in the United
church On Wednesday evening' under
the auspices of the WOmen's Mission
ary Society.. The tables wera; inviting
With their abundance of good tbangs;
including scalloped potatoes, baked
beans and macaroni as the main
course. Rer.; G. A. Barnard acted as
chairman , for the program winch in-
cluded communitar singing, solos by
Mr. •Mochrie and duets by Miss Win-
nie Barnard and Mr. E. W. Rice. The
main feature was a wonderful address
byMrs 13arnard on the Pitillipine Is -
LANGSIDE NORTH
Mr. Ronald Ross -of Teeswater spent
a few days last week with his grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Moffat.
'Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conley and Agnes
visited an Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Conley, 6th Con. Culross.
lar. Bill Lapp spent SundaY, with
friends at Goderich. •
Miss Margaret Moffat went'to Tora
onto on. Thtiraday to attend the O.E.A.
convention 'before returning to guilt
Ste. Marie.
Mr. artd 'Mrs. Neil MacCallum spent
Thursday evening with mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Conley. •
Owing to the condition of the roads
church services have been cancelled
the last two Sundays.
4tt,
Mission Rand will be held at the home,
The regular monthly meeting -of the
o rs.
April 6th at .2:30 p.m. Roll call to be
answered by a verse pertaining to
"Easter", '
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Miss Beth Sleasor entertained a
"n ber of girls and boys at it pa..tirty
f" her home last Wednesday evem
Thee was, a pod congregation at
St. John's Church Sunday. everting.
it beirig the accasion of Rev. F. C.
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WHITECHURCH •
Miss . Marjorie Falconer Of Winf-
ham'arisited last week with' her aousin
Miss Jean WellWood.. - •
• Miss 'Lorna McClenaghan of Glen-
coe spent the week -end with .her par-
ents 'Mr. and: Mrs. Ben McCienaghan.
. Miss Mary Caution' visited • last
Week With her 'nether' Mrs. Roane :of
Teeswater,. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jack .Henderson and •
two children of Lucknow visited on
Sunday' with. her mother, Mrs. - -
G r me Mc-
G•regor. •
r.Jaek .Gillespie returned to Pt..
hinds where she and Mr.. Barnard Thomas on Sitarday sifter visiting
spent several years as missionaries. his parents Mr. and Mr . Gibson Gil -
Miss Helen Thorn, R.N., of Peter- let*.
Messrsi. Aldin Pardon and his father
boro, is a visitor at her home here,
final term with Mr. Tom Wilson of
the latter's sister-in-law, Mae., Andy
Wm. Purdon.spent Friday with
School re -opened on Monday for the Mr.
Whitechurch as principal and Miss
Beatrice McQuillin, assistant. The be-
ginners' class included Lois Webb,
Jean McPherson. • •'
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The ',weekly meeting of the Y. P.
U. was held witthe president Mr.
E. W. Rice in tl,chair. Isobel Miller
read the Scripture lesson and Mrs.
Rice gave a reading "Morning Pray-
er". The topic ow "Modern friends of
Jesus" was taken by E. W. Wet,
Work , forwarded to the Rea Cross
by the W'ornen's Institute in' March
included :1 sweater, 6 pair sockt, 1
scarf, 2' dozen towel, dozen gauze
handkerchiefs, 5 desert khaki hand-
kerchiefs, 9 pair bootees and 3 hel
mets, also -$5 for Finnish relief. Five
'dollers was also given to the •Salva
tion Array Red Shield Fund.
Owing to road conditions the open-
ing of the Beef Ring has been post-
poned until next week.
• A new supply tif plain Nevving and
knitting is on hand for anyone *Ming
to do Red Cross work and can beaSe-
caved from Mrs. Phillips or Mrs. Mil-
ler.
' ' ' farewell to las parishieaa
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7 .. a •-- a/a • - -- - a t .
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(his aedompatinient beingailaaeri •ha ausiness. Matters Were then deal
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Mrs. H. Peter). There ,Was a Union The worship cal:Weiner Charlie Tiffin
choir, and Mrs, E. MeCdrrib 'was then took the• Chair. The script,ure
gatiist for the serVice. • • .
Rev. V. C. MCRitchie and Mrs. Mc -
Ritchie have matleanatny frieralskalur-
ee,
The Y. P, S. held their . meetin
lVfa
in the church on onday evening, The
meeting opened with the eall to wor-
ship by the president Gordon Wall.
ReSponse-by Charlie Tiffin. nytrin 545
as Pg. „The,roll call wits ansWerail
Stein of near Lucknow, who was very
toW and she pasted ' away Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Gibson end Shirley and Donald
of Niagara Fails;'visited last • week
Mrs.withJt.hep.fmorentrerrt'sn.. parents Mr. and
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Earl McLean and •Miss Tessy
of Listowel, and Mr, and Mrs. ha Mc-
Lean and two children of Brussels, •
•vasited on Sunday the former's par- •
Mr. Gordon • Rintoul is to be the
minister for the Presbyterian anniver-
sary which is to be held on May •
26tmhiss •••
with ubymtg. mCounin.rays.pent the week-
endMr. Tom Morrison and several other
men are busy 'tearing cloWn the Old
hotel,' which was a busy spot of sixt
ystaeatrisonagi:. gWoineguunpderisntaintt aplitsceerv. !vets
Quite a number from here attendeti
• the 'funeral •on Sethi -clay ot Mr.. A.
11. Musgrove of Winghank• Which was
largely 'attended.'
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This community was shocked
Thuriday morning to hear of the sud-
den death of Mrs. Mary Mowbray.
wife of the late Mr. Alex Mowbrak,
her maiden name being Miss Stanley.
from -near Eirilough, She has been
keeping house for Mr. John Mowbray
astbit:oukttwoe bYedeartisMe8hWe etd.o4ksdaay'se.
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Words of wisdom offered to the
political caropaigner:— "Confucius
say: Ile who • slings mud, loses
ground."
Ardyss Brawn gave, the topie "Victory
enattlRantlaeTteralita•a7'
Ma Byrne 419 was sang. Bill Lapp led
la prayer. The meeting doted IV Sing
hymn
L. M. MacKENZIE . DUSGMOION inhmn 431 arid repeating tmiz
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-passage Was read by Reba Marshal &
by Jean Osbdrne. Jim Rh benediction in. unison. There. was
ing their sojourn irs Brviwho regret
the md
ehailstitrittiehneti ioti in
prayer. A read- 18 iri atteildance. The Literary enliven -
their departure, but Whete goodWise.- ;rig *as giver. '•by Mrs. Vahtli or Ardyss brown. will be in chreof
aa go witli them to their new home 'fl movat. loniri 513 . was . sung.
the next progrefu,
Walkerton .
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hours. A funeral servie' Was held oh
Friday at 12 &dock then her body
was" sent an the train to ,Mentana,
Ir. 'S. A. where she formerly lived,
and where her family live.
Mr, Albert Couitts is having Mil
house wired for the hydro.