The Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-04-25, Page 1' i
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LAYER CAKES ,
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riing, of any week, the’ half holiday
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Mr. and Mrs, C. M Johnston of
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L GENERAL ADMISSION 25c.
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WEDDING BELLS
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W. J. Little's Shoe Store
TEACHERS HOLIDAYING
bridesmaid,
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ESTABLISHED IN 1878
“'Winnifred and Josephine Aitchison
. Prominent among the Easter visi
tors hi. the community are. a'number
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Frank McKenzie, president of the
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LITTLE'S Shoe Store
t THIS BUSINESS WAS
OTHER TIES AT
35 c, * 50c and 65c.
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. complaint by the'general, public
about the quality of the shoes
sold in this store. Buy and be
) convinced. .
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WHOLE WHEAT BREkD^
SPICED FRUIT CAKE , FIG & APPLE SQUARES
■''^YgR'iE^MPtJFF^J ” ' .OATMEAL-DATE.-SQUARES.
TRY 9UR DELICIOUS BUTTERMILK BREAD
paseied away. The funeral service Was
he.ld.in South Kinloss Church on Mon
day, conducted by Rev. J. L. Burgess,
with interment in Kinloss cenietery.
“Enter the Prodigal"
, IS THERE ANYTHING NEW
UNDER THE SUN? YES,
A
INDIAN BASKET WEAVE
Pure Silk
; MADE BY TOOKE. PLAID
AND STRIPE PATTERNS?
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//M-K / Tom Alton of Toronto ;i^as: ah
vE^te/'Hdsitpr^witkf'bT^mbt^
$2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE; »?.6O OTHERWISE LUCKNOW, oRt., THURSDAY, APRIL 25th, 1935 .
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SINGLE/C0PIE3 5 CENTS
" VETERINARY SUR0EON
W; J. KElXEHER', B.VJSc.-
. ’Phone 29, Ripley, Ont,
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\ BQIATOES FOR ALE—35c a bag.
• R.7-3,t ^LuCknow.
> FLAX SEED for sate. Enquire of
;. :_MpJk:3Eai®ish.7dr--R.. H. - Thompson. -
WILL PASTURE two quiet horses
and will feed, for balance of season.
I Frank filler, R. 5,'Lucknow;
grown, from Q. A.C. seed. — Wm.
McQuillin, . Lucknw P. O.. ’Phone
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FOR SALE-nSecond hand Ford
parts, accessories and tires. Agent
for pure Pennsylvania Oil and Grease/
Cecil Mullin, 'Lucknw.
STRAYED—to the premises of
Mrs. Jamesjf’urvis, a, white and tan
houmi. Owner can have same by pay^
mg expenses. ' ■ •
WANTED—respectable young girl
or woman for housework on farm.
Good home in preference to high
f wages. Apply at The Sentinel Office.
itfty of Soy Beans
McQuillin, Lucknw P. 6. ’Phone
. .FOR SALE—1930 6-eylihdier Sedan,
low mileage, reasonable. Take a cheap
team as part payment. Apply at the
residence oL the late Jacob Milter,
Lucknow. . =
FORrSALE^-Qb^tityofBarley,
21, 80c a bus. and
some bailed oat straif. -■
/ . Rod .McDougall, 26-28, Ripley.
TENDERS WANTED Tenders
will be received by the undersigned
until Wednesday, May 1st’, 1935/ for
the position of caretaker of the bowl
ing green, five hours daily to he spent
in~perf ormance^OfthedutiesTLOwest
„orany-tendernot--necessarilyaccep-
__ted/—W.—Ai-Porteousy—Sec?y.-Treasr
RABY CHICKS
Barred Rocks and S. C. White
.../—Leghorn chicks. Superior -Grade •
line“bredfromR.O.P/andreg-
. istered stock from 25 to 30, oz.
eggs at $10.00 per hundred.
Orders for. 300 or over delivered.
May, one cent less. . '
WALTER ROSE
{- Brussels, <>Ont.
in.the.£duntyujf Bruce, Widow, de
ceased/ :'
Notice is hereby given that all per
sons having any claims or demands
agaipst thei late Ann Little, who died
on or about the ninth day of January.
A.D. 1935'at the Township of Kinloss
in the County Of Bruce', are required
to send by post prepaid or to deliver
to the . undersigned,, executor under
the Will of the said Ann Little, their
names and addresses and' full par
ticulars in writing of their claims and
statements of their accounts* and the
’ nature of the securities,; if any, held
■ by them duly verified by affidavit.
And take Notice that after the
eighteenth day of May A.D. 1935 the
said /executor wilT proceed to distri
bute the assets of the said deceased
among the persons entitled thereto,
haying regard , only-to the claims of
which he shall then have had notice,
and that the said executor will not
be liable fpr the said assets or any
part therM£-to any person of whose
claim' she shall not then have received
notice. '
. This notice is given pursuant to the
statute in Ithait behalf. 7
Dated at tucknow, Ontario, this
23rd day pf April, A.D. 1935.
Albert Little, R. R. No; 6, Lucknow*
Ontario, Executor.
INMEMORIAM
M-acDONALD—In loving memory
of our dear'Mother, Rebecca Mac
Donald, who passed away April 28th,
1934..- / • •/
—April brings sad "Mbffibjiep;/.
Of' a loved- one. gone to rest,1
She be remembered,
By the onCs who loved her best.
Sadly missed by Sons arid Daughters.
TALKING PICTURES
Music and Comedy and. a Trip.
1 through General Motors Fac-
/./.__tory? .wiRLbe-shown-at - ~-r-
T. W. SMITH'S
lucknow
HALF HOLIDAY COMMENCES
NEXT THURSDAY, MAY 2ND
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• Thp,. /weekly half, holiday? as
afternoon, May 2nd and will ..con
tinue throughput the, summer to
~ the end^of OHober.-All places of
■business will be< open. on Wed
nesday evening during the con
tinuance pf the, holiday. When a , , —-------
iiing, of any week, the’ half holiday
will be observed also. The*public
is asked to bear these facts iii
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AGED KINLOSS RESIDENT DIES
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. The death occurred early Saturday
TilQ. Bread y i——
bf Health Pf O v
■ MOTTO-
The Bread
of Health
Continuation Students7
P^seht Fine -Prosram
Munical.i.iterar, apiil .Athletic Fro-
//7gfam7Prbvi'des "Varied And Pleas-
■ ing EWtertainment For Large
/Audience.
Students- of the Lucknow Contin
uation School again proved to be able
entertainers, ...when they presented a
to a large audience. The entertain
ment was staged in the Town Hall
on Thursday night and marked^* the
closing of school .foy^hg Easter holi
days, when teriMnatM^will mean, the
starting'on the last stretch of the
year’s studies that lead to th,e finals/
Frank McKenzie, president of the - -------
school Literary Society, presided as morning pf Miss Mary McLean, an
cnairman Of the'program-that/open- aged resident of Kinloss. Since the
ed with four well rendeted numbers death of her brother; John, a few
oy the girls^df the Glee Club; Edith ye^rs ago, Miss McLean has made
Smith favored with a piano solo. Bill herv home at Mrs. John McDougall’s;
Hewat, editpr of the school journal, on the .Second_Concession, where she
in a short address, reviewed the "
schbof activities of the term. A hum
orous skit ” It Happens in ’.the Best
of Families,” was presented by Jean
Struthers- and” Jack' MCLeod; followed?
/oy a reading by Mary McKirn. A
‘vocal quartette was rendered by Peggy
MapDoriald, Eunice Newton, Hilda
Lane and Winnifred Johnston, .and
boys of the Glee Club , sang a sajldr
chorus./A monologue by Doris Ritchie
-preeeeded- a^-•-■vocdl-^qu'ait’ette-■’fey’
Gedrge Joynt, Frank MacKenzie/
John Martin and Bill. Hewat. Six
girls, Jean McMillan, Jean Anderson,
Myrtle Graham, Hilda Lane, Eunice
Newton and Winnifred Lane enacted
a chorus1 number. Rexford Ostrander
presided at the piano throughout.
Concluding features .,of the evening
were a display jjL,a.cr.obatie-and~phy-;
steal culture acts by a /number of
boys’ and"a^‘sh’OrL'mie‘--act ';play presen-'
led~by~^WrffnffreTYrhomson,. Murief
SoTofi^n'^fid^’Currie CoTwelL
AGED'ASHFIELD RESIDENT
PASSED AWAY FRIDAY
will ‘.cbmmepce- neixt. '.Thri’tsday . { ■ __ . . • ,n \ ;? Master Bobbie McCallum is a visi-
I tor this /week with his grandmother/
I Mr. Robert Andrew of Listowel
,'^was an Easter Visitor, with his parents
I •; Miss ’Myna Mitchell is yisjtijng refe..
Nurse Mason .visited her mother,
Mils.. A, Barb,er of ’ Wingham, over
Easter.'' / .
,']Mr. ? Wilmer Howey of Kitchener;
was a Sunday’ visitor at the home of.
his. parents. ’/ .’ '
Mrs. Ida Siddall of Toronto^ is
visiting at- the home -of Dr. and. Mrs.
G/ A. Newtbm- .' ,1' . ■ a ■ -,.1 ■
Mrs. D. Paterson and her grand
daughter Dean, visited over the Wbek
end in Seaforth.
■Miss, Roszella Mullin is much im
proved. in health and. is able to be
out-of-doors again.
■^MK aSfd Mrs7J. ”H of Tor
onto, .were'recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. McQuillin.
HOLLYMAN’S QUALITY BAKERY
Phone 36 Lucknow
There passed away in Ashfield on
Fridpy night, an aged resident °f the
township in the person of«Mrs; Chris/
topher Sanderson, formerly Margaret
Wamsley. The funeral service, was
held-on Monday-at the home of her
niece, Mrs. Lewis; Taylor, Con. 12,
Ashfield. «Interment was' in Ripley
cemetery. j.
Mrs, < Sanderson was in her 81st
yearr fa 19147 sometime^blfoprrng the'
three miles from Ripley.
For the past .five; years, Mrs. iSan-t
derson ^as made her home with Jitr.
and Mrs. Lewis Taylor, part of which
tinie^ they resided in Lucknow. For
the past couple of years they have
been residjng on the 12th of Ashfield
on the farm, adjoining, the old San
derson homestead.
Mrs. Sanderson .is survived by two
brothers, Charles of Walkerville and
William of Fort William.
. . FREN TAL^S
Keep in mind the freriii talking pic-| Helen. Thompson has spent the
ture's of music, comedy'“arid a trip. few! days in ‘ Toronto with Mr.
through the General Motors factory ana Mrs.i P. j. Naylor, • .
to7be,shown.at-Y-W.;Smith^-garager’ vv . uuBcpiuue
without charge, on Friday, May 3rd, are visiting with their grandparents,
rit 8 o’clock. .. • 7 tyTr. and Mrs.’Tho^. Aitchison.
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Fallon: Bros? orchestra of London
-will play for a dance in the Town Hall
on May 6th; under Rebekah , auspices.
Mr. Thomas Aitchison is not Cn-r
joying good health, having been sulh-
; ;jejct_t.Q,.a™cbuple-?of-heart-attacks-re^
cently.
Clarence -Greer, a studbnt_at-/West—
„er_v.elt—School,—London^—is--holida-ying'
with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs.. J. M.!
Greer.' ’ • ■ '/,.
Mr. "and Mrs. Jack Johnston and
?daughter' of Elmira, were _Sundav
wisftofsTn town with- the -former’s
/parents. ./... •
Mr.-arid Mrs. Wm. Alton and son; Douglas? of Toronto, are holidaying
at their homes in Lucknow , and in.
KinloSs. 1
Mrs. Barrett Taylor and Miss Jeann
ette Taylor of Clinton wer.e week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Camerop. ___ _
HOME ON FURLOUGH AS
; MISSION FIELD IS SHAKEN
The fact that Miss Dorothy Doug
las is home on furlough from Formosa
spared her relatives. _andL-friends-a^
period of anxiety that would would
: Thave^res/iltedrdimi^MiST^Dms^l^bpeir
a-resident-oLthe-island^AvhenYL^as^
■shaten'rbyT^’^uccessibn of earth
quakes on Sunday.-' Miss Douglas
arrived home last year *after/ six
years’spent in Formosa as, principal
fff~the: Giris’ Mission school, at Tamsui
’ ='^rhe~death?^tdir"ran to over three
thousand, as’ whole villages . were
practically .demolished. . Formosa’s
population is'roughly 5 millian people
chiefly Chinese, under Japanese rule.
The island/is about 200 miles long
and from 60 to 80 miles in breath.
ibl»e-g-FOUHf%"Al
o’clock on Monday afternoon, When
Gertrude Agnew, .daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Agnew of Glasgow,
Scotland, became .the bride of Robert
Ross, only son of *Mrs. Angus Ross and
the late Mr. Ross of Lucknow. Rev.
Mr. - Patterson of Ottawa Vras the
officiating clergyman. Following the
ceremony, a wedding supper was
served to about twenty-ffour imihediatc-
friends and relatives. The. next day
the young couple left on a wedding
trip by motor to Stratford, Lond,on
and other points, and will mak^ theft
Albert Ganimie., . .
Mr. and Mrs*. ‘Harvey Webster had
as their • Easter guhsts, the latter’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley and
daughter Winnifred of Toronto.
A year ago today snow shovelling
was_in order as the. district, exper
ienced the final heavy snow, fall of a
long and cold winter.
Miss Jessie McKenzie, Ctiident
nurse at St, Joseph’s Hospital,. Lpn-
don, spent a day jit her home here
the first of the week.
Ivan Rawlings of the Bank of Mon-
iad his tonsils rembved on
trip by motor to Stratford, London
aridz other points, and will make theft
home in Lucknow upon their return.
, jtreal staff had his tonsils rembved on
BEGLEY—ROSE Thursday, and was able to resume his
A'quiet but pretty wedding was duties op Tuesday morning. ’
.... , i Friends will regret to learn of the
second daughter of Mr. illness of Mr. Sam McGuire, who de-
Hafry'.H. Rose, Leamington,,t . 'was.; v.eloped pneumonia' oh- Suriday. His
oi. sctool teachers.who arS X'
all or part of. their holiday m. the Vera M. s ’ ' '
Bronte-' Flora^Andrew^rind ^Alma .?* ...R?.se? veiopea-pneumonia: on sunuay. :
AitOn TbridonT Wartv AitOn Walk- Vnlted ?tt to Cecil R. Begley, condition at present is favorable.
™' k/r ™rry u w- v1K • f°rnicrly of Dungannon and now of M -n n n - xv j /
erton; Myra MacDonald^ Wmgham;. Leamington R v ,j L W McLean ? -----Mabel,McClure, Toronto; Mona Mi^l^thf officiating clergyman; The '
Gordon, .Toht>ston, .bride was charming in a dress of
Clifford; Malcolm Watson, Waterloo; Monarch Wue crep with
Margaret McLennan .Toronto; Mary | cess„rieSj and wore a co rsageof rose' ~ mme cnmr ut Oo vmees miner
Douglas, J^tchener: Joan McCallum. sweet. p^g and .lhaideft hair fern, the directioh of Mr: -Camefon Geddes
Hairnlton - Helen Thompson, Handver;, Miss Winnifred Begley; sister of the will provide special music in the Pres-
Bdl Alton, Toronto; Vera Sherrlff. I,bridegfoom, was bridesmaid, and ' ' ’ ' “ ' — ‘ "
Dorchesterr Katherine McKenzie and figured , blue crepe, with, white
Marwn McDougall Cnlrosa:.<Bndys ?eC„ssorias and matching corsage.
McDonald. Lanesville; Ada Webster. | j^r. Edwin Reynolds of Alvinston,
Zion; ” ”
And-Ate)L-Smith^--MurrayJrir' ---
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COMES, TO VISIT MOTHER
Mr. D.avid Ci Carruthers and Mrs.
“ Jno, Carruthers, John, Kathleen and
j Lillian, spent the past week end. with
Mr. and’Mrs. Geo.> D. Fishfer of Lobo.
A male choir of 35 voices under
a j tty .-t l corsage.
j Edwin Reynolds of Alvinston,, hitechurch formerly o^ Leamirigtori, ^supported
. Art—..m. . . nwav-e:- —-- 'HJeTjriSegrdomya wedding sup
per served at the home of the bride’s
------------ ----- -------- -- father/Mr.. and Mrs. Begley left oh
DIES? QUITE SUDDENLY|a short honeymoon, trip, which-will
.-------- I include Toronto and points east. On
Death came suddenly to Mrs, Wm, their return they will, reside in Leam-
Wall .of Listowel on Sunday morhihg ’r; ♦> ’ - . ,
as she ^a'§‘ yisitihg at the, hoihe of her
mother, )Mis. Jack Mclnnes, east of
the; C. R. dcpot. /Irs. Wgll, who
has not, been enjoyiftg good health
recently, was taken iii while en route
to Lbckhptir Saturday evening arid
medical attention was received-upon
her arrival' here/. Her condition was
riot regarded as critical arid her ,sud7
den passing a feik hours later, crime
ris a distinct shock/—
Mrs, Wall, who was. born in Luck
now, is survived by tier husband, two
daughters. and her mother. The fun
eral service was held -in Listowel on
Tuesday.
Card Of. Thanks
-M^rSr PeterTorraihce^and family de=^
sire to express grateful tha'nlcs to
neighbors and friends, who were so
kind and . sympathetic during their
friOefct sudden bereavement. '
DANCE—at Paramount, Friday,
April 26th; Hogan orchestra. Gents*
25t; Ladies* free.
father;' Mr.. and Mrs. Begley left oh
(include Toronto and points east. On
ingtOn. Mi*. Begiev is.a nephew of
Mts. Sproul of Lucknow. .
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ‘z
There will be a free illustrated
lecture in the Town Hall on Friday
evening at 8 o’clock, under auspices
of the Lucknow Horticultural Society,
when the following subjects/will be
illustrated and described, “Planting
and Care’ of Farm Home Grounds”
and “Planting’ and Care of 'Town’and
City Home Grounds”.' • ;
Spring grders have now arrived and
members of the Society may secure
Same from the secretary.
" McNAY-—-In Ottawa Hospital, on
Thursday, April 11th, to Mr. and Mrs.
Graham' McNay, a daughter—-Ann
Dot een. .
/ FORSTER—in/the township of
West Wawariosh, on Thursdayy, April
18th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forster,
a daughter.
„byterian Church next Sunday evening.
Miss Marjorie and Audrey Hender
son, student nurses at Stratford and
Walkerton, spent Saturday and Sun-
day respectively with tKefif parents'
here.
Mr. John C. Carruthers ’of the staff
of the Bank of Montreal in Hanover,
is spending his three weeks’ holidays
at the ,home of "his mother, Mrs. Jno.
Carruthers.. -—- —
Mr. N. ;S. Calvert of the Continua
tion ^School staff received the initia
tory degree at the regular meeting
of Old Light Lodge, A.F.. &A.M., on
Thursday evening. '
Andrew Thompson who has made
a rapid recovery from a . recent op
eration in Toronto, spent- the past, few
days at his home here, before return-'
ing to the city. ' ,» .
Philip Stewart spent1 a few dajis
in Toronto this week and had the
privilege of attending the Decorators’
Convention held in the King'.Edward
Hotel- oh Tuesday night.
The work of sodding the ends ■ of
the^grechr^attli^ is
being done. The sod is being secured
by. Dave Milne at7 the Jim Young
property, south of the village?
" Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emery and
Miss Margaret Emery, Mrs. Clifford
Emery and daughter-- Lois' ail of
Toronto,, renewed acquaintances with-
friends here over the week end.
Sarnia spent the Easter week eridi. With the latter’s parents, Mr. . and-l
Mrs. Richard ; Webster. Qn their re-s-.]
turn they Tyere accompanied by Tracy,
Webster,. ■■
Although the village . doesn’t sport _
a—board/waik”^the?“m^
in good stead for the parade of easter"
finery on /Sunday, that was in order /
in spite of a cool wind that sprang
up during the day.
Easter Sunday was: fittingly ob-.
served in the local churches -with ap— -
propriate seasonal messages and
special services of song. Many-holi
day/visitors helped; to swell the. or
dinarily large congregations.
Mr, and Mrs. Steele MacKenzie and _
three children of Waterloo, speiit the*
week end with the former’s parents,
Mri and Mrs. R. V. MacKenzie. Jean
and Mary Joan remained to snend
Easter week with their grandparents.
^“Austm^^^^mon Suffered—a - bad -
^gDOhe/p^lm_af~his-hand-on-Sat- -
urday, that- requited; some stitches to
close the wound. The mishap occurred when an extension ladder slipped J
with -X-plece-of—tin on -one-of—the
rungscausingvtheinjury.
Mr. Wm. .McKenzie and daughter
Katherine are visiting in. Toronto,
being1 accompanied there by Alex, who
returned after spending the holiday
week end at his home. here. Tom; who
is also holidaying here, will return I
to the city the end of the week. |
The household effects of the late!
John Hackett were sold by public;
auction-on Saturday -4fterriooir^atr^/
!^^^a&tBry7^^ceL/Th'C7 ;hbu^^
$350. was the highest offer received. -
Tom Henry of the Bank of Mon
treal staff at Leamington was a week
end visitor, at his home in Wawanosh,
Tom accompanied Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Oberle of Kingsville,' and' formerly
of Lucknow, who were visiting with
relatives at Walkerton, and calling. On
friends here.
■Clarence ' MacDonald of Goderich,
suffered a painful injury, when a
thirty pound lead weight dropped on
his foot. One toe wa/ almost severed
arid others injured.. Clarence, a for
mer Lucknow boy, is foreman of.'the
Goderich - Signal composing room. •
£ Mr. Will McLeod, who was making
favorable recovery fr,om a recent ser
ious illness, suffered another painful
seizure on Saturday night and is
back in bed again*- On. Tuesday he
was taken to Toronto, where his ill
ness ^vhich is regarded as serious,,
will be further diagnosed.
Good Friday wris a particularly
pleasant day and locally the holiday
was largely spent iri attending -to the
hundred an<f orie inevitable spring
jobs. A general cleari up of yards and
gardens was 'in order and a pall of
sinoke arising from many bPrifires,
huhg over the yillage as evening’ ap
proached. ■ . ' .
Mr. Marshall -Graham, returned to.;
town , the firist of the Week* aftiet1;
spending the prist few months in
Toronto with his sister, Mrs. Flynn; ’
who vias sadly bereaved in the death j
of 'her-, husband, which occurred dur- 1
ini the winter. Mrs. Flyrin has' moved
beri household effects to"T:tstkribw and '
arrived here om Tuesday, where she ]
will .reside with Marshall in the old
family home. / ■ j
Friends of Hiram Bloom will regret
to learn that his health does not per
mit him operating his fruit farm near
Hamilton thia season. Mr. Bloom arid,
his sister, Mrs. Sills, conducted mark
et gardening operations north of-the
•C.N.R., depot here for several sum
mers, leaving for th® Hamilton dis
trict early last Spring' Mr.- Bloom’s
ailment is a recurrence of the-trouble
from which he ''suffered before leaving
here. •
-Mil and Mrs. Bert Ward had Clay
ton Steeper and his Canadian Cow-
boys^ail"(m'"th®m"for awhile on 'Sat
urday evening. Mrs. Ward has been
in poof health of late arid being cofi-
; fined to her . home, enjoyed Very mtich
the/ song§ rind ' music fhb. Cowboys
fufriished on their shoft visit. Bert
rind Mriribri are ardent radio sup
porters of the Canadian Cowboys Who
have ah engagement in. Northern''On
tario fdr ffie..ritimin6r; /
, A 3-Act Comedy 1
By Special Arrangement with
the W. H. Baker Co.; Boaton.
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‘ will. be presented by
St. Peter’s Dramatic Society in .
The Town Hall
LUCKHOW
FRIDAY, APRIL 26th.
Pre^byterian Orchestra, .
Cameron-GeddeaMtetWeenLatdsY
Tadoussic
SHIRTS
tie And shirt set, made
B# TOOKE, IN BEAUTIFUL
crUpe FINISHED
MATERIAL. WHIT1E, BLUlE,
< ; / SANO AND GREY. '
THESE DISTINCTIVE TIES
AND SHIRTS ARB EQUALITY-
AND STYLE.LEADERS
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A. it. Bus well
LUCKkOW, ONTARIO.