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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1936-09-03, Page 4*HE LUCKNOW SENTINEL I SEPT. 3-4-5 I r CREWE BELFAST » . ASHFIELD AGENT WHITECHURCH ’amilv it Mr / Baden J ames Thursday afternoon with friends Varna. 1 WHY SUFFER? YOU CAN EAT WHAT YOU LIKE IF YOU planned Canada, • tofe GASTRONOX ON SALE AT — McKlM’S PRIG STORE Mr. and Mrs. Pharis Mathers visit­ ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mis. J- D. Lowry of Sud- MTs. Wilfred Hackett. - /Xj^erfietd" io another glov/-a >- ^hymandowneAtfrotn^heprcKfucsr ? z -foho gave yaw IMIS’s br-“ ’PHONE Its. LUCKNOW ill Central Ontario Rus Lines Ltd. Toronto also SILLY .SYMPHONY IN TECHNICOLOR TWO SHOWS EACH* NIGHT | ADMISSION—ADULTS 35c — C HII.DREN 2oZ _ COME EARLY—FEATURE STARTS AT 8.10 KINLOUGH THURSDAY. SEIM’EMBER 3, 1936. HOLYROOD < ZION ST. HELENS to her school at Clifford on Monday. ^^r^ames^Russ-was^recentzVisL tor at Mr. Robt. MacDonald’s. GASTRONOX knocks eras, heartburn and . that heavy feeltnsr relieves dyspepsia. . If you are afraid to eat, get this wonderful Stomach powder today. GASTRONOX will help you to immediate relief as it has helped thousands. At ail drug stores. A MILE Roind Trip Bargain EXCURSION Minimum Fares Adults 75c > Child 40c. from LUCKNOW AND ALL ADJACENT C. N. R- STATIONS r Ml CEMP a* Whitby Jet., Oshawa, Bowmanville, Port .wltle MMrle 1'9 w Hope, Cobourg, Trenton JoL. Belleville., Napanee. Kingaten, Gauanpque. Rrockville;; Prescott. Movrisburg. Cornwall, Uxbridge, Lindsay, Peterboro. Campbellford. Newmark«- AWndMe. Penetang, Collingwood, Meaford, Barrie. Orillia, Mid- teihd Gravenhmht, Bracebridge, Huntville, CALLANDER (Home of World-famed Dionne Quintuplets), North Bay, Parry Sound., Sud- m^ew^Gtafario on line-of-Temish^ri^g-A-^orth- ettL Ontario Rly.; Nipissing Central Rly.; Kapuskasing. Longlac, Hardrock, Geraldton. JeHicoe/ ; Sat SEPT. 19 to TORONTO Chesle^, ^Ointoi?’ Dprbam, FtergUU. Goderich, Guelph. Hamilton, Hanover. Harriston, Ingerabll. Kincardine. Kitchener. London. Listowel. MiteheR. Niagara •’Owen Sound. Paisley, Palmerston, Paris, Port Elgin. St. > St,' Marys, Sarnia, Southampton. Stratford, Strathroy. Walltorton. Wiart<>n. Wingham. Woodstock. / - 7945D ■''UMCh Tiom NArmWim, Taribcsi. cmmUc wr—ff« CANADIAN NATIONAL . V -j'1. ———- te H *n ASHFIELD ROTES Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sherwood. Shir­ ley and Norma kof Crewe spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Les. Ritchie Miss Jean Long returned last Sat­ urday from her motor trip to Quebec city and other points east. Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald spent Sunday with Kenneth'Farrish’s. . Mr. and Mrs. John Little visited Albert Helm’s on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Topp bf Lon­ don were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cr E. McDonagh. Mr. and Mrs. John MeDonagh and children of Belfast also were guests for Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cruickshank of Tara. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Har­ ris. and Mr. Ed. McLelland spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Farrow’s. 1 ’ Mrs. George Harrison spent Satur­ day at Miss Elizabeth Pierce’s. ; ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eadie. Dorisand Lome were Sunday visitors with friends ot Glennanon. Mr.. Reggie Broom spent Sunday evening at his sisters, Mrs. Cliff Young. 8th con. . Mr. Ed. McLelland was a . Sunday evening visitor at Mr. Mark John- Eton’s: '■ t -- ■------1-------- Rev. Benson Cox left on Friday for New York after spending his holi­ days. a| bi$ home, con. 10. Mrs. H. Brock of Owen Sound visi­ ted lost week with Mrs. F. A. Black- well ’ Mr. and Mrs. John Lang. Bess and Jean motored to Agincourt last week and visited with Rev. and Mrs. Wm. McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. A- E. Haldenby. Mr. and Mrs. Art Graham and Mrs. Brock spentSunday with Walkerton friends. The PresbytenauT church here fe being re-decorated for the fiftieth an­ niversary. Mrs, Hamilton and son of Wing­ ham were recent visitors with Mrs. F. A. Blackwell, Br. Bruce Riehl is renewing ac­ quaintances this week. School re-opened Tuesday,- with Miss Jean Anderson of Mafeking as teacher. Mr. a»d Mrs. Sid Parry and of Detroit were recent visitors Tohn Hodgin’s. • . f Mrs. Honderick and son of are visiting her sister. Mrs. Hodgin’s. Big Crowd Attends Langside Field bay Lyceum Theatre WINGHAM Show Starts at S.flfo P.M. To Those Who Use The Highways At Night /or either driving or walking I APPEAL to toe motorists of Ontario to make ni^ht drivimi (and night walking) as safe and enjoyable as Let us make it an mfalHMe rule to top or tom our Eghte when meeting otoer cars. It will soon become akhost automatic for us to do Iso. Oncoming drivers ; . will respond. Within a wry toort time, this “ddiber- ate gesriug^ of Courtesy (as it now is) will become a fixed Itabft. Do not crowd toe other Fellow when meeting dr passing. If he is inclined to be a nervous drive^he And it costs’uFnotoing to pve him several feet of .clearance. ■ .: 1^ us give pedestrians MORE than ample space for - wandng. We have all toe advantage vtoen we are driving and toe otoer fellow is afoot. Let us not use toat advantage in a bullying way. On the otoer hand, when we are walking, let us show true courtesy to those who are driving. When we walk WITH traffic, we place ALL toe responsibility upon the motorist Always walk facing oncoming traffic, and wear or carry something light toat toe lights of - oncoming cars will pick up, even if you carry only a . partly opened newspaper. These are a few instances only, to demonstrate toe SPIRIT of Courtesy which I am suggesting and , ; recommending to toe people of Ontario. z Practise and pleach toe golden rule of toe road “Show to others toe same courtesy that you would like to have shown to you”. Sincerely yours, Miss Elleda Hunter is to be,'Con­ gratulated on completing her firsi class certificate and plans entering Stratford Normal at the opening of the term. Miss Beryl Gardner left on Wed­ nesday to spend some time in Tor­ onto. ■-1: Miss Jean Nelson was a^guest of her friend. Miss Ellen Andrew, on Tuesday evening. Miss Marion Gardner visited last week with her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Ross and Mr. Ross of Lochalsh. Miss Elsie Ritchie.- left on Monday for her school in Stanley Twp.. where she has been engaged to teach for the coming year. She was accompan­ ied by her mother, who will spend a week visiting friends in Varna. i Those attending Lucknow High1 school from Zion are Misses Ellen Andrew. Rena Hunter. Violet Ritchie^ Messrs. Lane Gardner and Eldon Rit­ chie. Church services will be continued’, here on Sunday A.M. at the usual hour. ' Mrs, Fitzgerald of Dungannon re­ turned home on Sunday, after spend­ ing two weeks with her sister. Mrs. R. .Gardner. We are glad to report some improvement in Mrs., Gardner’s eye condition. Miss Daisy Ritchie of Lucknow is spending a week at her home here. Mr. David Anderson returned, on Monday to Leeburn school where he will teach this year. i Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Brown and daughters Ethel and guests of Mr.aand Mrs. Thursday last. Anniversary “services will be-held 13th. when Rev. J. A. Walker of =Htekstonr*a^fGCT3e-rvTl^.t Sr ...will have charge of both services at 2'Jo0"''~afuT 7.30. Mr, Sam Walters of Goderich will be soloist and furnfsh special music. Once4 again we hear the sound m the school bell. We. wish Mr. Jonh . Martin our new teacher, success in his new work. r •Mr; and Mrs. Ben Comfort return­ ed to St. Catherines on Saturday ac­ companied by their • son Ennis, who had spent the past two months, at his. grandmother’s. Mrs. Blake. : A number from ‘here attended the Silver wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Maize on Friday even­ ing.'- . ' . Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stothers and family visited Sunday evening' with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tfeleaven. Mr.-and Mrs. Cecil Chamney and daughter Ann' iff Belgrave? visited -thel/formpPs sister, Mrs. Raymond Finnigan. . Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Plunket and family spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan. Mrs. John Watt who spent the past week with friepds at Glamis. return­ ed home Sunday, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Roy McSween. (LANGSIDE NEWS) Langside community held their field day on Thursday last. St. Hel­ en’s and Langside men engaged in a baseball contest. St. Helens, the win­ ners. later played with Whitechprch. and were again winners. /The girls’ softball team entered a contest with ; men -over Aft years. The score was 25 - 24 in favour of the girls. These aged men were dressed in old-time costume worn by the ladies many years ago. Each had their names pin­ ned on their backs.. Piper Neil Mc­ Callum led these ball teapis to their .respective places and the .crowd gathered in - over the diamond, re­ quiring the aiJ of policeman Jack MacMillan to keep the diamond -clear for the players. Races were held All children Up to 8 years received orizei. Girls. 9 to 11—Mildred Moore. Loraine Griffin; boys ® to 11—Dan Tiffin. Ross Patterson; girls 12 to 14 —Joan McKinnon, Pearl Hockley;! boys 12 to > 14—Aifgus MacKinnon. Joe Tiffin; slipper.; kick—Edna Wall; -lindfold—Pearl Hockley. Angus Mc­ Kinnon; married ladies—Mrs. Ivan . Conley; married men—Wesley Tiffin. AT booth was on the grounds provide provided for the amusement of the] -hildten IfnTteh*was served and in/ ;he evening a tlance7; was ’ "heid^^^ Langside Forester’s Hall. MacKeiv zie’s Orchestra provided the music. Mrs. J. B. Morrison has returned from a holiday with her. brother. Mr. Harry Hisson and his wife at their summer home Lafkay near Tor­ onto. . 1 ■.'■■' ’ Mr. Charlie Anderson.» who has been assisting Mr. George Tiffin for the past year, is going to assist- Mr. Foster Moffat'for a few months. - ■f GENE ji^Y»tA Np“ Slid "II El. EN BWM >EII I(-K — . . in ’‘LOVE ON A BBT CLEAN. CLEVER COMEDY. ALSO^ ' ’ Two Reel Comedy “DOMN THE IIIBBKR” ,• '■ . r. , AND NEWs; ■ *". •«>. ' Special ■ Mon., Tues., Wed.- Sept. 7-8-9 c<5HE PICTURE THE’.WCRLb WILL TAKE TO ITS IJiAiiT! MINISTER OF HIGHWAYS , PROVINCE OF "O N T A RIO YOU’LL ENJOY IT I. ■ SEPT-* ant» sept-7 SS.-gg^SX".*» Rev. R. W. Craw and Mrs. Craw ■ of Dorchester were recent visitors with Mis. J. B. Rutherford. Mr. Chas. McGregor of Kitchener Mr. and« Mrs. Fred McGregor and Mr. Rory McGregor of Kiniail were guetts <ff their, cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart. - Mr* and Mrs. C. Featherston 'of Kitchener were guests of Miss Irene Woods.’'' Miss; Mildred McQuillin spent a few days the guest of Miss Dorothy Aitken and Miss Ethel Johnston. BlueVale. Miss W. D. Rutherford left on (Saturday 'to resume het duties , as teacher in the Kirkland Lake High ScbooL She was accompanied by Miss Florence Stuart of Evanston. HL. who has been a visitor. here* Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Webster and Mr. .Harold Webster of Ashfield, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Thom. School re-opened oh Tuesday with Miss Sadie McCharles <ff Clover Val­ ley as principal and Miss Beatrice McQuillin. assistant in fbe St. Helens! school: Mr. Davis at Belfast; Miss McBurney at Fordyce and Miss Mas­ on of Goderich at No. X '* . \ The following teachers and stu­ dents have returned to tehool after the vacation: Misses Irene Woods to Waterloo; Dorothy MeQuillm to Windsor; Dorothy Webster to London Zylda Webster to Toronto; Donne Webster to Carlow; Jean Webster to Wingham Junction; Mr. Chas. Mc­ Quillin to Clandeboye; Miss Lain Weatherhead to Phrry Sound i dis­ trict; Norma Weatherhead. Kathleen Thom. Laurine. Miller ' and Gordon Miller to Lucknow High School. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith, Elmore and Yvonne of Toronto were recent visitors with Mrs. John Webster; Mrs. W. J. Humphrey has returned from a visit with- her daughter. Mrs. George Walker. Fast Wawanosh- The meeting of the Y. P. U. was held on Sunday evening with the president. Mr. Stanley Todd in the chair. Miss Mary Irwin gave the Bible character ’on “Peter”- The top­ ic “True ■ Friendship”, was- taken by Mrs. E. W. Rice. Mr. Harold Hyde was home from Kincardine for Hie week-end. Bobbie Phillips has returned to Fergus after Spending the vacation forth his grandmother, Mrs. R. J.' Woods. ■■ r Mr* Tom Todd left on Saturday for the C.X. E*. Toronto, with, their herd' of Poli Angus cattle. Mr.'Har­ old Gaunt is exhibiting a .horse he recently purchased. .. Miss Florence McQuillin* nurse-ih- trainmg^ in the .Stratford General .Hospital' was a visitor at her home^ here bn -Fridas'. ’ Miss. .Jean Hayehs of Lucknow was a visitor 'with Miss Vera Taylor. I Northern Ontario. Where he will ms-1 it hiS sister. Mrs. Tyson Of GeftihL tote. Old Horse Breaks Ley lloinj Tricks ' ’ ' ' ; ______ ' T (DUNGANNON NEWS). Mrs. J. Richardson and children June and Hugh returned from a two weeks’ visit with friends in Toronto and Port Colborne. '• School re-opened Tuesday, Septem­ ber 1st, with Mr. Graham Pinkney of Walkerton as principal and M^.- 01iv£ Farrier of Whifechuteh in the Junior room. The enrollment is. Sen­ ior room 19. and the Junior room 39 Mr. and Mrs- Orville Fowler and two children of Toronto were recent visiters with his aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Robb and other relatives. Miss Mildred Anderson, who visite-” her grandmother. Mrs. Joseph Irwin Auburn* returned home for the com­ mencement of 'school. Visitors at the home of Mr. Jaci. Richardson on Tuesday were his mother. Mis. Richardson of Fergus and uncle Mr. David Campbell. Okla­ homa. <. Visitors recently at the hptee ot Mr- John Moss were Mr. and Mrs. M. Walsh. Pontiac. Mich.; and Mr. and Mrs. F. Linton. Port Huron Miclu. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. V. Shaw and son and daughter ot London visited. Mr. David Figgins of Weiland was a week-end visitor at the home of’ Mr. and Mrs. David Glenn. Misse< Agnes and Jean Figgins returned foith their father after a pleasant holiday spent with their grandparents The residence of the late . Mr* Jas. Maize is now feeing ‘remodelled anc improvements made and in the hear future 'Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Durtur intend” coming there to l^e. . Time Marches Back<ard” One day last week the entire pop­ ulace of Dungannon saw a revival cf pioneer days.- when ■ Mr. Nelson Culbert drove a yoke of oxen thru the village. They were yoked as-our rdrerathers had them by a neck-»oke. The whip was carried and “gee” and “haw” were-the commands. Mr. Cul­ bert plana; on working them in the bush next vrinter. ' .' Mrs. Dr* A. Yokes returned Mon­ day from a "visit with relatives ir Toronto. ‘ ' Miss Alberta Currie has been tak.-. en on as a beginner to learn the “op-, erating” at the telephone office. The ■ August, meeting, -iff. .the Dun-" .ganiion Womens , Institute met at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Brown, th* ^resident, with Mrs. Burton‘’"Roach Difesidine. Mrs. Wm; Stewart read a "paper “The Duties, of’a Guest” )frs R. McDonald, the Peace Convener read ah article on “What Wr)men. car do to proinote Peace”. Mrs.. C. C Brown gave an outline, on' Curten* events: Mrs.. R. A. McKenzie'.read s’ oaper on Child Welfare and, Mrs. Lome tvers 'gave a demonstration on “How to make a- ■ set-in . pocket. At ‘the conclusion -of the program lunch was served 'with Mrs. W. Sto thers. Mbs. J. Richardson and Mr (R/ McDonald as hostesses. , ■’Old horses ■ should not indulge . -oktsh tricks. On Monday eveninar ar old' horse. (28 years last"spring* th property, of Jas. Storehouse, -broke ifront leg by slipping on.,...the ■ ground. -'While being 1 *neraiJture. after a JayV work 'of plowing- home'bwnd harrowing, she had a mental re-- 'Hapte and. thinking shewas a colt ’again, bjroke into a gallop and =*er-' , ved around the Mrn. #i*h. the sad re- |,su!t noted before- She was the .tnoth^ '.i- 2^.^___ ___ __“ *.____J. done t her share of the work fohe-n /fee wa j owned by. the John Savage &nd wite generally ftnown a^ old Pe2xL Rev. Patton and family, have re­ turned home after spending the month of August at their cottage at Sauble Beach. We hope they had a good hol­ iday. - - •• ■■ . Mr. and Mrs. Watson Davis and children arrived home oh Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pharis Mathers visit­ ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hackett. . . bury visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hackett. “ Miss Melda Lane has returned to her school, at Coldwater. ' ... Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Brown of Hamilton visited ■with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alton on Thursday last. Miss Isabel Alton of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Mullin. Mrs. W. J. Lane and Etta and Miss Margaret MacLay of Ripley, visited on Tuesday* with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ fred Hackett. P&QUD-. jo 1 YOUR^O** T DyyotM held no /r&ortr. ;cr M yw (Dok'to yevr hear! in "Davtd ....-<z 55 * Ja^LORP AUNTLER.OY r*. Sr.'-; H-, fy.rr FREDDIE BIRTHOLOMEW at DOLOOES COSTELLO BRRTMORE ■ „.,s C. AUBREY SMITH • GUY KIB’BEE MICKEY ROONEY • HENRY STEPHENSON Produced by DAVID O. SElZNlCK ■ JOwN.OOMweu • RAPID CITY I ... Mrs. R. McQuillin Sr* left on Siin- day for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Robert Stephenson. Varna. . Jean McConnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McConnell, had the misfortune to have her arm broken in a fall on Monday., Mr. and Mrs. “Pete” Farrish, Anna Mae and Grant of Curries’ Corner, arid Miss Phylis Felce of Toronto, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. W. G, Reed. A , number from the Second Con. were at . a weiner roast and dance at Mr. TyndaJ Robinson’s on Tuesday night. » ■ Mr. Harold Gardner and Billie Reed of Zion, also Howard Reed, were visi­ tors in our burg. Sunday. Mr. Jack Webster. Mr., and Mrs. W. G. Webster and family, spent at Miss Flora Andrew of Lucknow was the guert of Mr. and Mrs. Win Andrew during the week. , Miss Olive Anderson, Miss Olive Blake and Mrs. Will Andrew, each entertained a number of their girl friends during the week. Mr. Sidney Brown and Misses Ethel and Bertha Brown of Hanna, visited friends here Thursday. Miss Isohel Douglas of Lucknow, spent a few days last week with her friend. Miss jeah Anderson. . Mr. -and Mt3.‘ S. B. Stothers and j family, who had spent the vacation at their cottage at Kintail returned to Arthur Monday. They were ac­ companied by their niece. Mary Hor­ ton, who will attend High School at Arthur this ’Feat. With the 'beginning of school tertn out local teachers leave for their several schools: Mr. and Mrs. FinlUy Shackleton to Arthur; Mr. arid Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick. Tor­ onto; Misses Olive Anderson. S. S. No. 9. Ashfield: Grace Blake. Arkona:. Olive Kilpatrick, near Atwood; Jean Anderson, Kinlough and Mr. Elmer Johnston near Mihfinay. Mary Cran­ ston. Muriel Blake and Bertram Cur­ ran will attend Lucknow High : School this year. . Mr. Will Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blake rpeht Wednesday in London. . . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blake ah J Grace and Olive Blake spent f day recently with • Mr. and Mrs. Wto- H- Johnston. Exeter. Miss Jean and Harvey Letourneau who had spent a month at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kilpatrick, returned to Detroit last week. Mr. and Mrs. JohrtjBlake. Miss Bernice; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Twam­ ley and Misses Hilda. Elva.and Fern, ■attended the twenty-fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mais^ which ■ was celebrated at their home'.Friday' afternoon and evening. Over 'eighty guests were present, • Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Patten and family returned from a month’s hofi- tiays at their cottage at Sauble Beach Monday. Regular preaching ■ service will be held in Blake■ Church ' next- Sunday at W P-m. ' ■ | Miss Sadie Farrish is so far re-' covered from her recent operation and illness as to be able to come home, Mrs. A. E, Miinro. Mis*s 3Iaud Mc­ Kenzie. Miss Edna Hawkins and Miss Mabel Bentley ef: Detroit, spent the week-end with friends here; Mrs. Henry MacKenzie and child- . ren were at Point. Clark for a few day the guests of Mr/Bradley. Mr. Dan MacLean 0^ ,.Kintail has- ‘completed his contract of remodelling the' school at Laurier. The Presbyterian Young People postponed their picnic on .Tuesday evening on account of the rain and’ held it on Wednesday when a Very . enjoyable time was spent. ReV. T. Robinson of Stratford Oc­ cupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church both morning and evening on Sunday last. Mrs. John MacLean and children^ Grant, Fraser.. Mary Catherine. Don­ ald. Sarah Jane and Jamie and her brother. Mr. Gordon Grant, al! of Evanston, IIL ’ are ^spending * two weeks at Donald and Alex MacLean’s ifr Ashfield. . Travel Bv Arrow Coaches “For Your -Convenience'* ARROW BUS SCHEDULE Effective May :)rd LEAVE LU( KNOW NORTH ROUND al .12.25 P.M. & 9;25 PAL „ / Standard Time LEAVE LUCKNOW .SOUTH BOUND 6.15 A. M. p. M. Saturday Only , Extra Bus. North. 1.2.5 PAI. Itineraries points in States and Mexico. CONSULT LOC AL T. W. SMITH Miss Peggy Case of Seaforth visit­ ed last week with Miss Catherine Patterson. Miss Catherine Patterson returned to. Stratford hospital last Friday as student. nurse..' after spending, her holidays with her mother. Mrs. Hehrv Patterson; - / Mrs. Ogilvie of Toronto visited re­ cently with her father; Mr. John Club Miss Myrtle. Webster of Lu'eknow visited last Thursday with Mrs. An­ netta Knight. - Quite a number from here atten- a^ter spending ded the field day at- Langside la<t’’Mrs. G. Hamilton. Thursday, •••'*“'.. ' . . , . .. • — • •• »>. .nrroitt. ana om Mr. Patterson of Auburn spent a *Pvnt .the week-end with friends few days, last week forth his daugh—' '^d-<horo. an’. Brussels ter. -Mrs., Clarence Cox. ■ Mr. Harvey McDougall returned to .us school the latter part of the week lie wa< aetromnanied by hi< brother.' w *<* .s-'4’ farther 'we'-f jeport the misfor­ tune of Mr. Ham- Lavis’, who had hi< •tesr barfly by a largfe he was-digging out. fbllmg back on arni- hS,’ he is in the Wing- . and! nam Hospital. 4 CON.. KINLOSS Mr. ■ Orville .McGuire;/ of Detroit, spent- the week-end at W. John M<’- cvirfitTay • Mt/’and Mr;.-.Howard ..... and Shirley-of Mitft*!* visiter Mr, and Mrs. T. R(/-i of the 'Week. Hamilton returned ..to Toronto spending several. d»y5. xyii G. Hamilton. i 21^’ ^r'» Moffat 'and Shirley in .RWfeson with he la<t :th Sir. and'Mrs. A. E. Purdon. Mrs. George Tiffin 'and Mr. arid Mrs. Cecil Falconer spent the week-end at De­ troit with the former’s son., Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Pardon. • We are sorry ■ to ' hear- Mr^Wm. Henderson, teacher at < S. -\'o. It) school, had. his shoulder broken *5?^ be-able to teach for awhile '■ Mr d. r. _ . ' . ■ “ ufctw his ■ a,^K'rry to ppo” J'f- 1<>W ark* not ‘ MHver roturniidhope, for his recovery. ■ to sfiay. .