The Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-07-11, Page 8o
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ARE YOU A
THOUGHTFUL PARENT?
The thoughtlessness of par--
ents often results i'n handicaps
for their children. It is now re •
cognized -that eye strain m-qtiir'-.
ed hy close application 'to -stud
igs is a handicap to children,
Their -welfare requires that, they J-
See as Well. and comfortably as
' . possible.. Neglect . of this' jh-e-
caution MAY result in regrets.
ARMSTRONG’S Eyesight Service.
WILL TAKE PART IN SERVICE
Mr.-E. ,0. Brusseau of the Detroit.
City Police Department will take
/part in the weekly} Prater,' Praise
and Bible service this- Friday- even
ting at' the home bf
George Lowey. The gathering will
] rontipue to study .the Third Chanter
I of. John. An. attendance of about 30
] last Friday, is evidence "that
creased, interest' is being taken
_tb esc*, meeting.
Service At Lanes
I There was a large attendance
Lane’s Church -last Sunday evening
to hear.. Mr. Brusseau, who will
again this Sunday take part' in the
preaching service, prior to resum
ing his police force' duties, in Detroit
next week. Excellent music is also*
a part of these services at, Lanes,
and Mr. Lqwqy reports that the
.work carried on there .is being bless
ed. The1 Sunday evening service
commences 'at, 7.30. , .
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Presbyterian W. M. S.
The Presbyterian W. M. S.
their monthly . m'eetipg,- July
hold’
3rd.
with Mrs. ,0., H? MacDonald presid
ing. The -scripture was read hy Mrs/
MacDonSfld and .the. Tidings ’ prayer
was given, .by Mrs. Horace Aitchison,
The members are looking forward
to the August meeting, when Mrs.-
(Rev.) A.' C. Stewart, will give an
address, .Mrs. MacDonald " offered
■j prayer and Mrs. H. Anderspp gave•II . V .' |‘th(jjj P.iblc study, The topic “Needs of
1 China, was given by. Mrs. -IT.-Mullin,
j Mrs. Howard Agnew gave a. reading'
■ [and this' Was followed by a. solo by
■ Miss Mary Douglas.' -Miss Willena
Chesnut
meeting
i prayer.
gave a reading and
closed with a hymn
the
\ - MR. CLARENCE GREER J
who has Jbeen in attendance at’ Wes-,
terwelt School,. London, during the
past/ year, has accepted a \position
in the office of C. A. Mann and Co
mpany of London, according to an
announcement by Mr. W. J. Rdad-
r house, .vice principal of the School;
Mr. Greer, wno is the elder son of
Mr. and Mrs. j\M. Greer of Luck
now, commenced big "duties last week
WEDDING BELLS
BROWN—STEPHEN
A pretty wedding xtopk place at
Ktab'ourne Park United “ Church-,
1’orontq, on Saturday June, -29th. at
2 p.m;, when Arthur E. Brown, B.A.,
B. Paed., son of Rev. A. W. Brown
and Mrs. Brown of Hamilton, and
formerly of. Ashfield, and. Elizabeth,.
Stephien, daughter of Mrs. E. Ste-
phejj of ’Queensdale avenue ^nd\the-
Sjt,ep.hehr^w.er.e™uriit^. ed fn the bondsr of matrimony. 'The^
bride, carrying a shower '- bouquet of
white carnations and li'lieK of the
valley, looked charming' ih\a dress
of white silk lace, and Veil with, cor- on'et of orange) blossom. She was
given away- iby\ her brother, Mr.
- -James—StephehT^
--eyraft^
accessories to match, and carrying
'a shower bouquet\of pink roses, was
the - bridesmaid. Thp groom was At
tended by Mr. Howard Munroe. Mri
Sidney' Browh,. brother of the groom,'
sang very sweetly “Because,” during
t^e signing* of^the register. The - offi
ciating clergymeh were the Rev. A.
G. Donald, pastor of the church, and
Xhh^g^^m-Sr-fatheri-^-the-rReyv^^r^WT
Bro.wif. Out-of-town guests-included
_ Mrs, A., ^W-;.BrowjQ.^.and__-dangh.tfihsr
, Missqs Ethel and Bertha of Hamil
ton. Many friends of the bride and
groom Witnessed th^^impressiVe and
pretty ceremony - in the. church.,
. Beautiful flowers decorated tho altar .
■ for the occasion;
The groom for the- last three
years has been a - mathematical
-teacher. in Danforth Technical School
Toronto, and with the bride has been
well and favorably kriown to a wide
acquaintance in the social and relig- .
ious circles that centre” at- Kimbourne ..
Tarlochurch;
( LOCAL and GENERAL)
Miss Enola Biiswell bf Golden
Va|ley is spending the holiday at her
home. here..
- Mts. Wm, Webster and thffee
children of town are holidaying for
a time, in Chatham.
Mrs. Olive Treleaveri of Montreal
and formerly of Lucknow, is visiting
With relatives here,.-
Mrs. Harvey , of Exeter is visiting-
■with her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Bus
well and Mr. Buswell. s
Russell Gafniss is; visiting -thjs
w.eekL-with -his-. friend, Reed McKiint
at the McKim cottage at Kintail.' <
Miss Florence plarridge of Chat
ham is spending the week at the
home of Mrs. Charles Steward.
Dr. and Mfs. A. Newton of Reed
City, Mich., arg, visitors in the vil
lage wittl the”', former’s father, Dr.
G. A. Newton. \ ’
Allan' Kincadb and Mr. \tid
Mrs, Ralph Kincade Jr., of Beverley
Hills, Chicago, were visiting the
M-iss Mc^hAigs.-
Miss Sarah ?MacQuaig- of Chicago
and Mr. and Mrs. Ewen MacQuaig-
of Indianapolis, were \ Visiting at
their home last week. „ •
Mr. John Me Vicar, of Clandeboye
has been visiting in tJhe village with
his cousin, Mr. Duripan McLeod
and other relatives, in. Krnloss.
Winders at the Ladjes\ Bowling.
” Jitney-dn ■ Tuesday-'wer^T^lsf^Wrst
R. fisher; 2nd,, Mrs. Husfon; 3rd,
Mrs. R. Robertson; 4th, Mrs. Clarke
Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Hill were:
visitors in SeaforthA last Thursday,
being, accompanied there by Mrs..
"Hays .and Mrs; Elliott and Mr. ?G. S.i
Robertson.' - .
Mr. Hairyv Mi Shackleton of
Mount Forest dnd a native, of Ash-
fi'eld, has been \ appointed public
School principal of Central School,
Goderich. ' ’ \ • ,
Mr. Harold Bl Burns’5* of Fort Wil-
parents here,S prior to commencing
diis^smine^studie^O^XA^i^f-
ture College, Guelph.
Mr. and. Mrs. pobt. Sturdy and
daughter Shirley of Detroit, . spent
the week end at the home of Walter
Sturdy, Arlene and Norah. Jewitt
returning with them. ’
Mr. Sam Murchisop, after a long
illness, is able to be out-of-doors
this week, plainly showing the ser-
J^'usne'ss-U)f.Jthe^sickpess-^Oip^vwliib^
?^e-.is .lip-^'recaVe^i^^'
Has Gas , Swiped ' - '
On several occasions and for the
second .time within a few nights,
Austin Soloman has had the gasoline
drained from' the tank of his- car,
-which sets out-of-doors parked at
the side pf his-home; The -latest
offenf|e was committed spmietime
during the early^ hours of Monday
morning, or late Sunday night.
, Little Murray Cameron, 12-year
old Toronto lad is enjoying a holi
day at the home' of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. McKenzie in town.- Murray, is
a newsboy ' and Jselling . McLean’s
Magazine —ini_..thp„.!jhify_. and -jumped,
at the chance of a holiday up here
in the “country.” Murray' is said
to be a real salesman, having a line
of sales talk that .you just can’t
resist. ■ •
Left On Cruise .
Miss .Margaret J. McLennan, who
since 'the . school term closed .has
been holidaying at the home of - her
father, ■ Mr.- F. D'. ■McLennan’,, set
Sail from New York on Wednesday
on a three weeks’ cruise to thq West
Tridies ‘ and British Guiana? Mis'S.
McLennan is a member Of the Tor
onto teaching -staff and, was accom
panied on the trip' by another
teacher. ‘ ;
View Quintuplets
Mrs,, jra Campbell .of Lucknow
.and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Campbell of
Afjhfield, were recent visitors at
TheSsaTon,- with the ' former’s . sister/
Mrs. George Campbell', who returned
tVith them after visiting ip Luckriowi
A particularly enjoyable feature of .
the trip. w>s a view of the- Dionne .
Quintuplets, at Callander, which was
not far off their route north. The
party w^'S privileged in being shown*
the’babics, whfi, Mrs. Campbell--says
.are even- sweeter and., more attrac
tive than tyieir pictures woti'Jd' indi
cate. ■ . ■
Mr. Campbell, who is in charge
of pulpwood Operations at Kapus-
kasing, returned with them to
home here for a visit.
this week, plainly showing the ser-
Eunice! Newton' ar.e . visiting for a
couple -of weeks id Orillia, accom-rf
panying."'Mrs. Reid and Eldon upon
their return the first-of^thp^weekr~
Mrj- (and Mrs. Kenneth Cameron
were the guests last week of their
daughter, Mrs. Ed. ■ Snider of Detroit
Mrs. Snider and children. returned
with them for a few weeks’ vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hidks," son
Jimmie and daughter Barbara Ann
of Toronto, were recent visitors at
Mr. F. D. McLennan’s.. The children
are remaining to spend the summer
with theijr grandfather.
In- . renewing his (Sentinel sub
scription, Mr. R. A.- Andrew of the
Department of . Agriculture^at 'Vet-
milion, Alberta, writes that crops
and general conditions in that area
are quite satisfactory.
Mri Clarence Oiberle, manager of
the Bank of Montreal at Kingsville,
accompanied by his wiffe, is here on
a two weeks’ vacation with hiis parr
ents,. Mr. and Mrs.- Andrew bberle.
' ,. —Walkerton Herald-Times.
The Lucknow* Presbyterian Church
congregation and Sunday School arc?
holding their annual picnic at Har
bor Park, Goderidti, Thursday afL
teroon, July. 18th. Conveyances will
be provided, -leaving ; the church . at
one o’clock. .'X I
Sbtcesful University Student
Miss Bernice Blake, daughter
Mr. and Mrs..,John T. Blake; of Ash
field ‘has been successful, in passing
with honors on her first year work
at the University of Western On
tario, at London. , ,
Many friends will join in extend
ing to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ward best
wishes, upon the observance of their
11th wedding anniversary oh Mon
day. “Mrs. Ward has not enjoyed
good health for some time rind im
provement is quite slow.
Monday’s Free Press carried il
lustration of features of a memorial
service at Poplar Hill. In one of the
pictures village residents vimmed-r
iately rebogni-zed D. M. Johnstone,'
who as a( member of the Strathroy
mixed quartette, was rissisting in
i
of
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\THURSDAY, JUt\Y 11TH, 1935
TEMPLETONS LEAD THE WAY
WITH SUMMER MERCHANDISE
LADIES? /VOILE DRESSES, Peter Pan Voiles, fast col- '
ors, Smart styles ............. A $2-75
SUCKEES, white, yellow; g^eeh, ped and white, with
fapey cu|P; Per Pair .....................
CREPE HOSE, colors suitable for white shoes. Eggnog
Triune, Tea-dance and Sunrise ..........................<59c and up\^
SHIRTS for Shorts, ’•size 30-38 .......x :................ • • • • 29?
BOYS’ SHIRTS'for Shorts fancy trim ...........- 35c
SHORTS in .strip broadcloth )...................../.....35c &
SHORTS—for- Boys, Sand Hlannql, Navy Drill-^ind Linen
The better /quality'"
SPECIAL—27” Wide FJette, 15c per yard. 2 ydb for
, .'V< ■"“V
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Kills Flies in the Stable
Protects Cows in the Pasture
Protection Avoids Waste
Cows sprayed in the morning with
x Dr. Hess Fly Spray will be practi-
cally free from flies all day long.
■ They graze in1 pepce [and lie down,-/
; , and, take their rest .in comfort.
You should protect your cows, wit\
JQr. Hess Fly Spray because it pays
■-... ’ h —’because' they will give more milk.X^ '
1 Prevents Warbles__ _
InXa^ditionXtp; Jts_fAv-eT-able^.actiQn
against l^mmoit animal organisms,
Dr. Hess Fly Spray destroys .the
larvae of .the gad fly; and prevents
Their, penetrating into and un<|er the
Akin, and the growthl) of warbl.es.
\Dr. Hess Fly Spray^w.ill nop-taint
theXmilk, nor gum or \discoIo.F- the hairS ?. ' .. '7' X ' X<
the service.
Professor C.- L. Treleaven of Col-
. umbia University - rind Mrs. Tr^lea-
-ven and three children -of New Yprk,
. who are,
\$freir\,cW>
visitors this week with the former’s
brother^—Diy R. L—Treleaven^and'
- ALrs.^T-re:loaven= ...................=
J. Mr. Jack Colwell and son Currie
spent a. four-day fishing trip at To
bermory last, week. Mr. Colwell^ ex
reeve of Kinloss, took advantage of
the opportunity- to call’ and ’renew
acquaintances with reevgs in the
Northern “municipalities and former
County Council associates.
Little Lillian Doyle, who since the
death of her mother,_has spent the
last 4*A years with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and’ Mrs. Rodger Corri
gan of . Holyrood, left Friday mbm-
ing.-riby. motor- with her father, to.
spend some time, in Mundelien, Ill.
here her father has a shoe business.'
A bit of excitement occurred
Tuesday at noon,' when the horsri on
Hollyman’s Bakery cart slipped and
fell on the pavement in front of
Silve'nwood’s downpto'wn office. The,
frightened animal- was rolled onto
the grassy boulevard to enable it
to get to its feet with ease, appar
ently uninjured. ’
’’Mr.‘Andrew Thompson last week
declined to accept the printx’palship
of a public school at Hudson, in
Northern Ontario, as he plans to'
return to Toronto in the fall, with;
expectations that in due time he
will become a permanent member
of tho Toronto teaching staff.
Mr. and Mr§. Frank Wilrion arid
daughter Marian and Mrs. Colonel
Wilson of London, also Mrs. B, J.
Crawford and Miss Rebecca Thomp
son 1 of /Dungannon were’. Sundriy
guests of Mr. and Mrs.( J. R; M'cNab
Mrs. Wilson is; remaining, for two-
weeks. ; .
Miss' IJorisr Durriin, of the Central
school,, staff, has .gohejtp Britannia
hotel, Muskoka, for tfhc summer? She
was accompanied <m the trip there
bymher .brother, (Mr. HaTold Durnin,”
of Lake ^Geneva, Wisconsin,, who
spent a day of two in town oh his
return.—Goderich -Signal;
Painting is helping to brighten up
some business places at present. ,The
•Irihpston Block is being touched up
e\ suiter
fee Beach, are
• door the intjerior of the
Frigidaire ’35 ^ automatic
ally flooded with Be
•. sure you get this feature.
Look for the name aFrigi-
daire’’ before you buy. ' \ .
The General Motors Refrigerator
Made Ini Canada
T. W. SMITH
Phone148 Lucknow
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mica1-paint with trimmings in yellow
Nelson Winterstein’s garage is re
ceiving a coat of white paint.
...Mg and Mrs. Wm. Robb spent a
few days at Collingwood and Was-*- ■
. a.ga Beach. Mrs; Robb remained for
a visit in Collingwood with Mr.,and '
Mrs.- Andrew Hamilton. Mr. Robl>
Was accompanied home on Tuesday
by his daughter, MisA Olive Robb, .
who; had been .visiting" at the
since “concluding her'tcacing
in Toronto.
Beach
duties- •t
New Wash, Dress Materials,
.............etc.—
Pique
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m ' white, ' while the Murdie Block Voile, • Plain Voiles
THE MARKET STORE.front
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has received a coat ,of silver
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