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• JWW3B. :THE' LUCNnW SENTINEL
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July 19
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July 31
Your
Share
WHO WILL ITJ BE?
A^fc Ripley Express Tn Proporing
Dr. Di R. Finlayson, As - Liberal
Candidate In Federal Riding Of
Bruce In Event Of Hpn. James
Malcolm Bailing To Enter Fray.
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WINGHAM
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■ 'Tu z-hfcae days when- the political,-
situation tnrougnOut Canada is, the 1
e&ose. of. a great, dear of speculation, |
uo. .who .stay carry trio oanner '^1 j
Tlje , political partife's. -in the fopth- i
ec'riaing ■ ew^tipns, ' tlie names pi a |
^number of prospects' ar;e mentioned..,
Yhe ■ eoh.Mimri;ri.eyi'.'of' Bruce" ha3 ■' ito;
j^uma. Tnesfi1, are montfoned ,'condi-j''
" If' “he tw old..wax horses^
of former. ■. earnp.aigns. Hbri. . Jajgtiep4.
MAleohn and Mr. Wm. ’Mitchel^ de- j
ektne, -to' enter the- fray, - .there ’may
•&e. sm ' surprise ■ wh&p .-the conven-q
"VTSnS '.for the'' choosiri<: 'of candrdates--
.take place. The;''village'of. Ripley has
■not1 enjoyed 'the honor- Q'f. leaving. 'a
candidate'Tor this high-position, but
now we ..hear the name of one of pur
prominent •.• citizens -mentioned in
this connection. Dr. D. B- FinlayAph
who,' enjbys a large mediical" prac
tice here and' throughout the sur-
rounding .'country is the gentleman '1
to whom /we refer. For a number of
yea-rd® he has' taken a ■■ keen ■ - interest
in' provincial - and federal politics.
For some time.he has been president
of the1 Huron-Bruce Liberal Associa
tion, gnd was re-elected to that pos
ition at the last annual' meeting held
m . Wingham..' If Ke shduld decide 0
throw his hat into the' ring, we feel-
sure'he Would make ,a gdod showing
arid • would .starid a good, chance ' of
capturing the . coveted prize. That he
would make, a good representative,
■goes- without argument. . He would
faithfully'' look to, the. interests “of
all political . factions among- .which
ne has many friends.. We are .sound
ing this..note, in'case there may be
tuency'. 'who may rie' at a; Toss to “know
what.' to /do, in' the evCnt' of choosing
a- candidate. ,»As yet we. have riot
heard 'the - name of. any prospective
Conservative' candidate.—Ripley , Ex-'
press, . '''
Thursday, Friday, ‘Saturday.
JULY
JACK BENNYr .
N.ANCY CARROLL
/ . GENE RAYMOND
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Transatlantic
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MUSIC, 'MIRTH and MYSTERY
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MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON
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AND FOX NEWS
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HANDKEBUHIEFS
Wfcito /with Colored Border or
pUia .irfeite Iawr#. hgmstitohfcd. '
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ASHFIELD
Mr; - Eric . Gardner of' . Kitchener
spent the week, end with Long’s.
Mr'., and. . Mrs.... Will. .Hunter .arid
family spent Sunday with-friends at
' Tiverton. ••■.■. ' ■
Sir. and Mrs, Chris Newman’ arid
children arid Mr. J'no. Fleming ..of
Wingham; 'were guests of Mr. and
Sirs, R. E.. Gilmore ■ on Sunday.
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z Plain Broadcloth .and woven pat- Phable Rabi
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Wearables. Store often during
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Qur Eleven Days Clearing Sale
Lucknow, Ont.
HOLYROOD
Mrs. Joe Gaherty of
visiting with Miss S. P
sent,
Mr.- and Mrs.. Robert
and ton- Jack ~xere rezer.'
Mrs. J. E. Turnbub- %
Mr.-and. Mrs. Jas 1
Mrs. At Edgar of Lt:
- Mrs. Jas., MacKcnz.e
• Mrs. Ge^/rge M.a/.Ker.
i and Miss. Ma'
.’ . Kincardine were re-.ent,
Mrs. Ajmer Aekert'g.
. Mrs. B/A^ert
called on a number
here last week.
Mrs, Fetor bb
. was a '-recent.' v
Eadie^s.
.Mr. and Mrs. Georg
. family of Ambe/L-y %-
Elliott of Huron 5
Mrs. Aimer Ackertt
’Mi’/, and Mh,' i
spent Handly •/. ,tr,
Mr. and M'r^. f
, the latter's xi*tor,
the West/ xpent .
Elliott's father a
is ill. ’
( Mr. and Mr».' Dz k!
arid Mr»; Dkks' m
motored to Tara o
,Mrt. Bill Doug!
Hamilton, .Miss M
" Mrs. Omar Kf-Go
Mr».i George Harr
- *bf ' Clark wr »,e
M i k » Rl i zabe**h’ F <■
yir. and Mrv, Ari
....hf Clinton .spent Sunday
Ito, ■ .
— WHLTBCHURCH
. iMrs. JJert Boyd and. two children
of L-sttsiel .are spending a. week
e formePs parents, Mr. and
er.r.etn Weaver. •' .
F’red Mobray of' New Ontario
ng with ' her mother, ' Mrs.
70, Sr., who is ilL
a number from, here attend-••
Mr. Bob, Reid ' arid. Miss Ltzzie
visited. Jno. MacDonald's., ' \
' Mrs. Jos. Barbour of' Goderich is
relieving her mother, Mrs. Sherwood
for . a week. ’
[prom Another “X^FeSpond^nt")'”
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie'.-and. Mar
ion . are
friends
. Mrs,
Detroit
here.
Mr. Neil J. Ma&Kenzie lost one of
-hh--woT'kHTCmS'es^las-Vvs*eek-LrOi'nv^su-R-
spending the week with
in Detroit.' . *
Wagner and children of
are visiting with, relatives
kgood the- 'cmldreri, '• spoke
briefiy.' Miss Henderson said; it was
.time' that parents' became aroused
to. the. dangers facing the■'young, in-«
■ eluded in which. were 'forces ■ at work"
is an e^ort .to destroy' youths’ faith.
:.I.f ','dm.e.. .pemirtted. Miss. , Henderson,
“renct. ■ • • -------q------------——
_' ■ Miss Henderson t urged, .'that_ all
those interested in and desiring to
~assf^7'm^he”WorkTia"Ed~their“Tiame*--
to Dr. G. A- Newton and" Mr. S. E.
-Roberitson. Those sponsoring the
school bear;, the cost she pointed out.
Two co-workers were. introduced
to the audience by Miss • Henderson,
Mr. George I.owey and Mr. E. O.
Brusseau, both speaking briefly,
prior to the pronouncement of the
• benediction by Rev. J. K. McGilH-
vraV/ of Ashfield.
4th core, KINLOSS
tumolrs .
- Tumours grow-, on as well
as■ in-The .human’ or bnimal body..
Tumours come -from one smallmie--
rostopic cell "which, for some reason,
stuns to grow, and keeps right Q’n
growing, never’' performing any use
ful function. ‘ ' .' ■ ■
There are two. kinds^ ,of" tumours.' ••
Benign . or simple tumours, are
gi o w t hs .4wh ich1 do not, ■ i n th emsg lyes,,
-(m^tger^^
size/jis, treatise real .discomfort and . .•
■act'uih hd^li, thr.gf&h pressure on ad- . ’>
'jaceriii. or^hs.,\ A/fibroid tumour' of. '
the uterus, which is benign nmy grow
to the size of a football. The benign
tumour,'does' not spreadi and, if com- ■,
pletely removed, it. does not. recur. ’
. \ ■
Malignant tumours are destructive "'
to lite. Cancer i's the,, most common,
of the., malignant tumours. The term r
“cancer” is often used tov include all
o"f them, but it shoj^d more properly . -
be restricted to: themalignant tum-
■o'ufS'whiCh'arjse in' the. covering arid'
lining tissues of the body.
. .■Cancers.".'differ- from : the ~ benign
tumours in. that they tend to spread.
.Starting in one cell, they-are, for a
time, local growths, .but later, .they".
is ’still a4-local growth, Gt can be re-'
moved- -and the' -patient cured; -Every
cancer is,,- for some time, a local
tumour, so every cancer, is durable .
_f.o.r .some.. time.., '___ ., ,
All tumours, -benign and cancerous,
begin in one cell which starts out on ■
an unchecked period of growth. We
do not know, .why this (happens. W,e s
do. know, however, that there is no
evidence to show that germs have
anything to do With it-. There is
nothing to prove, that a doctor or a.
• r. ■
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Abdrew and
Miss Jessie were guests oh Monday4
of Mr. and Mrs, Stophe.^. Stothers,
Mafeking. • '
Mrs. Will Gardner attended
funeral of Miss Lynda Caritelon
Ciinton on Tuesday last.
______ _______________ Mr. Howard. Eeed' of. Lucknow
Orange celebration in Wing- assisting. Mr. Harold Gardner with
it' Friday,
Blanche Hamilton of Holy-,
er.t the week end with Mits.
d Knight,
M is s' A gn es W i Iso n
visiting ber parents,
lames ?WiIson.
s M, Simpson,
the ..__
James Wijson.
Wedding • bells ' are
W^ are sorry to report Mr. Wm.
or j« in bed with ri sore leg.
neighbors kindly took his hay off
vzeek for him.
Miss Bertha McKay of Stratford,
ent the week end With her parents
'. and Mrs. Hector McKay.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Beid
f Paris,
rnothei',
relatives.
Angus
nary. Wi 11
erian' t'hurch
/Iav8. - as^ Wev.
‘irig h’s '"vacatiori'/
Misses I>Uie and' Isabel Fax,,
last week at the lake. . v j
Mr. Ji’An McKay -and two sisters.
James Markle and Mrs. George
Markle, .arid four cijildren from the
W<are visiting their parents, Mr,
%nd Mrs. Hector McKay. It is ovier
’v.^rtv' years since some of them
verc- horae. b^ore’.
stingy 2>\
the haying.
Mr. Earl F oster' of Lucknow. • is
visiting friends at,'Zioh.
Miss Beryl Gardner and
Gardner- visited with Mr.
Joseph Freemarj^ Lee burn
nezday. ,
Langside Mr. Joe Brooks of; Belfast___n___ _ spent
week end with her aunt, .Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. Richard
, Gardner.'
* * Miss Doreen and Master Frankie
Crawford of Toronto v/ho’have .been
spending the past two • weeks with
M iss Myrtle Ritchie, returned to the
city, on Tuesday. ,
■ Mr. and Mrs, Jack McKenzie of
Detroit spent th.e week end with
Zion friends. • , > "
and fam-' Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
the form- E. McDOnagh at Zion include
Reid and Mr. an$ M18* Wrn. Champion
Lois, Mrs, “AJf. 'Wood,. Paul
Bobbie, ail of. Toronto,- Misses .Mar
garet McIntyre
is ,agh ,of London
'of
1
I ■
j’D ’
are visiting
Mrs, Alex',
McKay a
preach in
for the. . .
John Polipck
. .n.urse.„.e.veii..cQ.n.tra.cted.....ca.n
..be-that, in some families, there is a
greater liability to tumours .than .
. there is in other.lamilies.jrh'ere is'no.
evidence that a single injury, such
as a blow, is Responsible. There is,,
on the. contrary, much evidence to
show that repeated . injury at one
point, which may be the. result of such .
conditions as .the mechanical irrita-
tipn from ill-fitting- dentures or .the
inflammation of a- cervix injured at
childbirth, favours the occurrence of
cancer at the points involved.' ’
Out attitude towards I cancer should ‘
be a recognition, that it is cutable
while it is a local, tumour, and a de- ' .
termination to have more cancers
cured by finding them while they are
still local growths.
■Questions concerning healthf ad- .-w
dtessed to the Canadian Medical A-s-
sociation, 184 College St, Toronto,______
will fee answered personally by-Tetter.’
TEACHERS AND PUPILS BID
FAREWELL TO J. E. SMITH
■^igyg-LoghaL-h’2-^b-I'^e'n7f^-ky~Sc:hools-
wha tried the'entrance are receiving
congratulations as ■ they were ' all.
successful in • .passing—some taking
honors. ....*.
"Mess Isabel- MacLean' has been
engaged to teach in Laurier school
s. MacDonald and her daughter
■e of. Toronto' are spending the
of Mrs. ,D.
■for the coming year.
Mrs?!
Lo
vacation at the home,:
MacLenna.'n. ,'■ • . 1
The Presbyterian -W. M. S. meets
'this' Wednesday 'dt the home-of Mrs.
J. MacKay, Lake- shore. .
« The young people’ who attended
summer school at Kiritail, attended
trie Presbyterian- church on Sunday
morning. Taking charge Of the ser
vice, Dean Greig of Bluevale preach
ed a very holpful sermon?
' The annua] conventicle was held
at the Kinfail camp on Sunday even-
i'jiig_j^eto^J3d:.ge.„crowxLgraiherjed-UJ-'
A. L. Budge, moderator of
the. * Synod of Hamilton and London
! give the closing • address-. The .sacra-
of the Lord’s - supper was dis-
n^n’sed at f -
• Thi= wa~
j monv
ea:"h
gopd for him to he there.'
J
Mrs. J. Netterfield and daughter
...Myrtle of .Toronto, spent the . week
er-d at Mr. John A. ’McDonald’s.- ihea'r -Re
Bose Marie Bobb, who was serious- ** ' -
ly ill last week; is Etill under .the
d'K*tor’s' chrej
Mr. and Mrs.. B. Martin spent Fri
day in Wingham.
Mrs^. B. Sangster and family are
■ -asi.tjrg with Mrs.. D. Graham. , - j
Mrs. Buckton and daughter Con- jr.ie. returned to' Toronto after spend-J
ing a week with Mrs. G. Hamilton. j“MrJ R., Middleton has been con--j
fined to bed- with a severe attack 'Of
rheumatism. . • ’ '' . J '
Mr. and Mbs. Smith returned to
their home in Toronto, after visiting at the.' * - - - ’•—
Miss
cen‘ly
Mrs-.
friends
Mrs. _ _ t __________ . ____
Sunday at the. home of her parents
Her mother who has been ill for
^ome weeks, t $v?ws little chafige ir.
he
home of Mr. J. McKenzie.
Harinah. McDonald visited re-
with Mrs. A. McIntyre.
M ?: I ver is visit! rig
in Michigan.
Dan MacKinnon
KINLOUGH
ar.d
w a s
the close of the. service,
a v^rv • impressive cero7
for th? school to remember
one left feeling that'« * • - -“It
Wating His Torn
■Railway Agent /dining .at
town feotel) i^Whv does that . dog
sit there and v/atch
time?”
Waiter: “You’ve got
usually eats from/*
Before the close of the’, term at
Victoria school the pupils, -of the ■
junior arid senior fourth farms, ga
thered' to; wish Mr. J. E. Smith the.
best.of good fortune dp.his new. pos
ition at Listbwel. In behalf t>f the
pupi'ls Isabel Taylor, of the junior,
room',/^presented Mr. Smith with a
fountain .pfen and pencil set. An ad- •
areas- wa.s. read by Donald Shear
down, senior forth pupil. ’
Mrs. • R. Stonehouse entertained
the staff of the schobl to a’fter'nO'on •
teh, at which Master Donald. Stone
house presented-: Mr. Smith with a
pair of bronze book-ends' the gift ■
of the • teachers,
Mr, J,. E. Smith, who has -been,-aS- —
sis.tarft principal at Victot,
■leaves to become -principal -of the >
J.-istowel, public School. The school
is -about the same- size at Victoria
school haying over 300 pupils.
Mr. Smith h’as been much liked by - .
his pupils and ,has made many
friends in Goderich, during his three
vears at Victoria school. Before
coming to Goderich hd taught" two
years at a country school two miles
north of, LVfcIi,riow, ,his home .town,
liter leaving Nqrmal ."School at the
arc of nineteen. ° . ■ .
His friends and acquaintanc6s ip
Goderich 'wish him evetv success in
his new school.—-Goderich Signal'.
Any girl-can be,-gay. in a classic
Coupe '
In a taxi they all can b.O jolly;
But th? girl worth while ■ is th.e one
'wlib can Shiiie
When you’re taking her home th
the trolley. ' ■ .
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3- S, No. ‘9. Kin]os's
Promotion Report
' \ Class—(required to pass'
5fF'f)—Wraith, George -^French 44.;
Literature. 46-; Composition 70.
V Class
McKenzie.
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j V Class—/required 'to pass '50G )■
i M^Kerizre. ■ Donald—Latin.55; Jl'rench
i.62:' Literature 59;' Composition 36;
J Algebra-'Tri. ' ' -I
; , Srt III to .Jr. IV— (required to
^.pass' COG)—Purive^, Eunice, 75.G-,
- (passed on , year’s work); Laidlaw,
•. ’jClifford 61; Wraith, Mary 44.
! ..Sri, El to Jr: III — Pas.^—Elliott
Conditional Pass—Yyonne
Jr. II. to Sr. II—Pass^My,les’ Mc
Millan. ■ I ■
r ■ . ’
primer to/Fxrst C!a«s—(Promoted
at' -pHastoir) —<Lavergrc MrtcMiJlan;
Marie Reich: Rita Reich. ''
'■ Beginr.pr-
low Crow-tin.;
Feieh.
Bpth Fi-f’h' Form' pupils
p "somr- Departmental sutj-
in Lu/ikr.nw, , ■
’r rG! 14.
' ' A. W, Smith, teacher.,
■ . . ft
SY.
with
spent
. Mr. and Mrs., Wm. Montgomery ■ Curves. ■
/T Detroit spent?4he past week with MacMillan
.M»‘’.aF. A. Blackwell arid other, rel-,
■’atives, hero. , . ■ / ' . . , ■
| Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McBu’mey ' /
of horvie spent Sunday at Bert.Me-.•
'Lean’s/ -. • ■ ■
Th^re4 will he no service in th*
. Anglican Qhureh Hext. Sunday owing
to ^he
garf.-.
Mrs.
. Detroit,
small ,.lledging.
Rev. a.................. . .
me all th*' K*rwo‘od. spent tne
i Bovl *^, a
the plate -he: A number drom her* „
. celebration at Wingham on Friday. |
service at Kin-
and Elrov
with Mrs.
Annldyar
12th at .
A
a4 tended
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w
|hr-
Wtote
Number di
•'/
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to Primer Chs?—Mar-
horVthy McIntosh;