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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1925-03-05, Page 1•••", ,441, , .00 :PER. YEAR*IN" AD.VANCE; 12.50* Q . • . . O Ps6F,EssiOTAL CARPS01 • 'ETEimNARy st.mtQpw.-... Ds. Keleher, 1111/10. Phan. ; 29; tight "or day. -•-t.1 . , . ,DEN'T„IST MacLeod will viiit Luc ow 'every-Tuesday.in De, Connell's 0 1, 4, R4*•-.PARKEII,,°•.:iSTEOPATUAlt the . Cain Aprite". 'Lucknowev,e0C11Yed-' nesdaY afternoon., All Chronic. Oil- cans , successfully ltkeated. Osten.' , pad* iemoves ,the physical causes of disease,. Adjustmentof the • sPhie is more quickly gemmed and • with fewer treatments by °stint- - nathy than by any other Method •• ' Dr. W. M. Connell, • , Physician and Sargeon Hours: 2-4 7=-8 • • phone 86 r DENTIST • Dr. it. L. Treleaven, Lucknew- Over Decker's Store. Extraction either by as or local. Will bain Dungannon every Thursday. Phone 33 ) DNTIST Call Dr. -Newton Make innoiiitinent • r 4,. .1 ; •i" I _. • O vEitYBO EDyis ,,coLumiku o 1 have 'Added :14 •my Wall pane, and Paint business ' a stock ' of Wal Taper _which • meAr be seen at my. 'residente r fly time. -.-R. J. •Cameron • Painter and Decorator d 1,44Ii.e.4 prices paid for all bads ol raw . furs at • B. Blitistehint, „Pry • Goodp•Store. •,• FOR SALE -A .ty conifortabli • dwelling, in good condition.. -.Apply Lo Geo - A. Siddall. 11.9n FARM LAND FOR SALE- Several :Well improved 100 acre farms cell- Venient to Lucknow.• Apply to .Geo A. Siddall."LucknoW.' • " WANTED4-Energetie Aim erOOd ie To sell Life Insurance* Willas sitto finance and secure business- y,,to Box .51;., Owen Sound, Ont FOR. SALE -,-Set- platform nooteE . • suitable for weighing live stock -4n- , formation at The Sentinel' °MO, HOUSE. FOR SALE -L- Being the. frame house on the newly procukee. School site Must be removed b3. April ;15'; 125. -Apply to D. C. Tay- , . lor, Sec'y„. School. Board. • FARM FOR,SALE OR RENT 100 acres df good land -being Lot 13, " Con. 6,' Huron Township• -good buildings---permanept water sripply. For tends: etc., apply to Mrs. Jessit MacKay, 1019. -22nd St.' Detroit, Micl ' 'CUTHBERT RASPBERRY' BUSH. ES FOR SALE-Geod strong plant; -81.00 per hundred. Orders-must;in in before May lst, 5-3-p.' • M. Clifton, Lucknon • • AUCTION 'SALE ; An auction .sale of farm stock be• longing' to the estate of .the :lath „ ?George Ross -will be held at Let' 38 • Con. .2, Kinloss Township on Friday March 6th, commencing at on t o'clock pm. .There is a team' of hor- ses ,and a let 'well-bred cows and young cattle. -John Purvis, Atm. REPORTER to •,send news of new buildings, fires, new business and business removals, ,.Stationerv ..and postage supplied., Interesting work for snare time. Write now for part- iculars2 MacLean Building Reports, Ltd., 345 Adelaide St., w., Toronto. • tfie -SALE—A store counter, feet, a quantity of nbelving and.; ,nulriber Of small show cases ,11x1.1 13 in. also a steel, barrel' for oil," or gasoline- Apply al Reid's •Bakery, AUCTION SALE James Struthers, • three Mika west of LuchnoW. , *having •"eold his " farm, will liave an auction sale of his farm` Ntock and itiiplerriente, on "March 12th eommencing at One o'clock p.m. 'tete is a good lot of stuff on good .11117 traveloeli Manitoba) $5.60 'Sol* (blended) $515 - • Made Rite (pastry) • $5,0 ()Marie Wtieat $1,454 ; 'reed -Flour .'iherts $1.43 to $14/8. • }Iran $1•44 to $1.78 ooreonlol 400 03$40 '111 I/ ton jot. Oil 0,0 1011$ loOil g t • . 9-0-074 9.--0=-0 I . •0 LOCAL 'AND;CENER4L .411, I 4. • • '. I • , Ines .4.M. Forrester, of !Eimer dine Wail the /Meet ..;f Mrs. MecCal- lurit at the lganse. °Ver the week end Mrs. Wheat, Smith, Mre?'; Arthur Nolan, efl"fert: Erie,,and •Mre; Jelin 'MaeKirineit `,4, of Niitga4 •Vallo„ Ont., were guests over the yeek.,, end 'ef the „Id•iseels; l'4,19c1Cinnothi.'Snation„St, ' Nark, whose borne is at .arandBend is new it:Boleti-nit in :sho'4uckitok$chool, taking the Plate -Of Miss. Fowler who...repent:1y resign- ed oh hoehont 0! her marriage to Mr. flittOld' Treleaven. : CarneroivMurdoc,h & Co. , have iitt ranged or Ai large and 'Splendid dis 344Y..ef. , readytto.Wear•'• at itheir titer, .on Tuesday, Mak.' 10th. 1lierifrelli4itin's a specialty' :Of 'mc- clUeive giiiinents this season.', • Afro.R�. Cangen, of ,. TprontO .who. arate.heie the pest 'Month ,on,nc- count/ ofA tfie ilhiesa Of her father..re- turned • to 'Toronto on 'Tueeday..Mr. Smith has so far •• recovered thathe is, expected home` from the hospital in about a week. are serryi_to report th serious 'illness ".PeDr. MacLeod, • dentist of Itipley who .visite 'here each Tuesday. On Tuesday' Of hint' week he was tehen•ill-iii-his Office and was "taken Lo the eIng red for. During': the week e, developed nneinnenia :.rind- though soniewhathetter' on TneSclaY of this 'week he took :jurri., for the • worse again on Wednesday, , Card of .Thanks,. -Mi,' Tay- lor and family Avish' to express their dhanks • and , gratitude to the friends And.neighbors for kindness and tura- patby. shown diving the illness and . • at the death of ,husband and father. • The sregular meeting of the Luck - now Women's. Institute will be .held ifl the Council Chamber On March 12 at 2.36. o'Cleick. 'Reif Gall answered bynn.:Iriah•qricitation‘,. - *ARMED Basten-Mseilder' •At ,Guelph Feb. 9th, 1925, by the Elev. H..E.! Abraham, George Hus: „ton. of 'LliCketow,, to-Lilhan-ManndeTi; inrighter of Mr. and Mtn. Wm: Mitimder, Gnelph• • ' SOCIAL EVENING Lucknow., Lodge,1. O. Q. F. will hold n.• soeial evening in the Lodge Room on Friday Mar.' 6th. for; Odd - fellows entitled to ,wear a collor.on.: !A their wives, or lady friends and thildren 'tinder: 187- Games will be followed by old-time • , ,A LITTLE CLEAN.1.1F-!'"' There , )i -as , been.a good deal,. Of lalk during the week about a num- her of young :fellows of town. vicinity .1/2vh,n; kaving procured a quantity- of bootleg whiskey proceed- ed to gettlioroughly drink On a re- cent Sunday afternoon: As :the sniff was bad some got so sick that they requited the:attention. :,' of a I doctor, and 4 little more *Mild have prepar- ed thenifor the attentinn of the un- dertaker. ,HoAvever, they, survived,. and we underatand that five inform- ations has :been laid' With Magistrate .14cNah: Two Made: a Nifty get.erway. from tenth "'While the others are re - Pelted '„tobe making a settlement Without going to Court, , • NOW4 MRCll CAME, IN If there's, any truth in the ' /Old saw•aboutlithe • 'March lion and lamb we mey ;Ionic forward with confidence to fine" springlike weather about the end of the .month and early April. .Wasn't it cold? . Almost to the Min. tite the, month • came in Wild and woolly, giving ,tdi • d few of the eold. est„ deka of the season. Unfortunate:, ly the' einOW:which fell •41iii all blown off the roads leaVng .them in. bad condition for traffic. • - A:PINE-TRIP:7 The many friends: OlYti IdatLead Will *interested. ,,to• Ittove thatc-ehe ' took .pas.Sege4M-'qhe 9. S. Reltance, leaving New„Ytirk,011 teb. 28, itika eratee., to the ,Weat'ln, iieliednled to dock at Cuba, Jam - ales, the „Ainetrea CanaI,' Trinidad,' .13arbedoe, ..Miirtinitpik. the Vlrgln Islinitil.‘Perta Bef., rnuda. Tht-erislus Is boin* to* by. 604141104Closit, Ott Oi000lidloOlno #4 '404011 1104* ''.4411101‘ 010010 01 .F$141" 1.1/01114:VIC • TUESDAY'S CARNIVAL ?* • ',there Was a goodcrow and 'lets of fun at,the carnival in lorie ithlk Tfiealay: night. The ' attendance was better than the one held in FelirnarY1, and there ;were more aillSe•nernders on • the ice. This 'Carnival ' like., the .PreViolui 'pne was under management 'rif the Fire Company. '• . • • • " A liet of the prize-winnern follows: Fancy Press7.1,4ad3r- , Misa Anclre'le • '.SPen,Or, Silk 1T0.9e. • FencYrt .Drees, Gent,- Jaelc7J9infaa,T1 . , ' Tie; ..: , ' - , ',.., ', '''.'' ' ''''• -,iley Dress: '.„Girl'--7'l•Wiln'ifr*ed A? rm , strong, Box. Chocalotes. "Fancy, Dress Boy-ADouglai Clark, .Bgt. . • 1, ' , • - . ' '---- • comie's.". Lady -Agnes Howey, Box • Cbacalotes , • . . C4thie'"'PeAtdrant MagiCenzie, Box , Choeiloteg • Celnie MacHeiikieLBox -----Powder; • . • • : "Comic Boy -4.- Charlie ?Palmer, Ever- - sharp Pencil National Ceitutne- Jean.' Johnston, 'Box Chocaloteil • • ' • Best Elide and' Tena Blitzstein and Bob.*MaeCalhrel, Silk Hose' • ' 'Spec -Fred Gunnell,:. Hese. • Farmer' s Cimple Mc- Lorne.'WoOds, Silk • Hose Ble0i Itace-;•Sid Decker Bet Cleats W0111411'6 race -Miss: ,M. Orr, Bag Relay Race•-•-•.- Stella.. Stewart, ' Jessie MacKenzie.' `Het JeDonald Bisohy•---,`om sp. a Legged Race,-- Grant McKenzie, Bill Henderson, Shoe Polish Musical ;*chait's girlsL-Stella .•Stewart ...Bn4c11:-.-BItirtutDish 2Mi'irleiA3obby-Coinbr Musical Chairs itoYs:4,-Chas. Webster, Town Couple Race- Cameron; MC - Miss Carruth, Tie. and •Chocaloteti.' • - • - • ••(' •-• • • —oni- ctrittimc.. efforts Were T w o unsuccessful e „ , made in the past Week. to Anin the hindipmes ilver cup, ' whichsince the ..annual hensniel at Kincardine ;• a eouple Of weeks ago, . has steed:in the window • OfA . • E. "Meltim's. 'Drug Store . This fine cup is a trophy put up 4.)Y _MT„,::„.wm.,:_miteheil_of Kineardirie to be Contested Or by "devotees of the rorin gaine from season : to neason. At the annual benspiel the trophy was:. Won by a LricknOW rink of widen Mr T S. Reid was 'skip, his associates being; Ford Aitchison deP: 3rd, Donald 'Gall "(Bank: of Coin - window of:' A, E. MeKineS2 Drug was a famous victory, • „ ant a • trophy has to be• defended as Well,an'Wen, and at/On an,quartette of KinCerdinites were On the Lnck.: now ice in an 'effort.to win back the Iost prize. They failed however, but they had a glorious time.. On Monday • afternoon, t Mr.: S. Crawford of Wingham"' with .:his kink whigh:hag.beeri winning .laurels with the stone andbroom came over to lift the coveted priie. But it wiie'net to be, .The, visitors ' Were, "down" ionie ' 14' pointe`at the "close, snthe eup reiliiiiiiic,23esidei'lli!..'Graiviord's rink, Wingham 'sent over four ether rinks,- so that, the ice was fay oc- cupied and there Win a very: good time. CONGRATULATIWS Belo* is given l the resolution Peg- ged by the Village Council, Tuesday 'evening, having reference to Golden Wedding anniversary , of Couneillor Mullin and Mrs. Mullin: ' • We the Reeve and your • fellow .•-• councillors, in, session assembled, hereby express and, extend to you,, Mr. and hire. Robert our hearty congratulations in this, the Golden Anniversary Of your mas- riage, we rejoice to know, that after so many years, you each enjoy the best of health and our earnest wish is that You'inay,, be geared to enjoy many years of happiness and pas- rfigs.4 in op, .Cotnici;1_ this 3rd clay of March 1925., ' • KINLOSS Chittleg • Baethlei••,-' Who. been :01linder •ifin ,-40ettlee Lor l'anme 4thnelle••'''Irecove#ngvalthough Still °needing niedkal:ittentipn,,' atileS Iftlaten.speiit a • few, days ,:recently" in Huron ' A number'freitt.4itir burg ettended the dine°. at: Williain. Shaelet'g ;lest .Friday tight, ;when; :of entirile there Wed, the. ulna) *004 tint.. • , 011.1 Itsitotatiri returito loots op Ottstihi *ttito 10000;4414(*fie 11110f0 as 104 4c4.47414;-: 1/1 5. 4 • • ,•- • .-.„,„„.• • • . \,..T.,,t1Prt$01•10rp..1"19LA0cli: :1025.... A'rTENDED GOOD. itbAR .IRHNoTEs Reeve JohnstOri, arrived home Sat- urdaynight after attending the big conventieri. j the intetests pf better kiiacts,' held. at Toronto on Pebrtiery 25th,'26,th. and 27th: ' r,;.. • Thia •Good- loids Association.. has developed into quite',an , • iinpettont -•organizatien, and its ,sOggestions. and adnicaare, largely ;Yellowed by. 't.the Provincial Highways DepertMent.'The-Aseoeiation-4aKier--- .ganiZed ' 34., years' .aic;.'*ith 'a ::m0nriberi,-; 141.1frOf-. only ' 7; ',ibis' ' yearIliere :were present % no, less than, 7-0-0 delegates,! 4 L :laze' Webster, "The best time ee,- 'all keenly intere ed in the metter .pf .'er had" Winnified Perrier and "The road building: an4 repair. ' - • ' ' Tests of a Good , Time" Olive 'Ken- • I ." The eenventien was addressed bynedy. _After the, •discrigsion - period many read 'experts and almost every i “Faith of ' our, -Young Folk" was problem -of construction and finance nung and • ReV. T. Wesley' Cosens (lis - missed the meeting.- A week •' fronr next•M ricley evening, Mat. 16th„ the social. Dept.ie arranged_for_o4.re-. cital _._!`. ,en,Hpe! withcelOted°' Views 'hi,.,Ile .-Ci.-Wli e Witt 'Cosens •ing•. •' • Epworth League An. unusually interesting, Meeting vas iii•charge of the Devotional De. 'Monday evening, The chair was oc- cupied .by Mrs, G. ,Ostrander.:, After the Opening hynni 2."The Lords Pray- er was Lena Robinson read the: ,ScriFfthre iessch and Margaret ,Webster gave am'aPpropriate • .tead. •• • The nbieet1 erdei:ssin.•Airs you p011idder .*Ravhig • .4 0390 Time." -Threek,.niinnte• tAllte were', giv-, , •• en ',"The .definition of a good Vine" as discussed:, • We notice that our reeVe. Wag chos- ell. director, of the Ontario Good Roads Association, a higlirrelomple, tary aPpointment considering the Very large number Over, 790)7-frern which 'selecItioneri-wete made-- Mr. Jolingfon had several interviews. with I: the headsof the. IlighwAyfs, Dep. regard -1 charge iiii:issiatance to LUcknow in connee.:1riwit : tion• • with 'proposed improvements,Accom aria also with the Hydro. Commission D. G. regarding hydro mattere.,. • son , ..The, Convention % fittingly brot giss F 11 ' The Guild) , • DeVoti nal Cominittee had of the progra me Monday' aeKenzie: The Sctipture t Guild. • "WhatPrayer :Can lish''', was well ken • by 'mtI.es- 'tp,a close kr: a banquef. al,.. the zie Prince George -Hotel, at which Sir testi Geo, Poster; Premier,: Ferguson, and i3Cf. co W. E N. ,iSinclairwere speakers. FATAL • Act4RENf AT, btrrRoq • A Sad .fatality'oceurred at Detroit on Wednesday of, last Week by which .a Miran"' Township Young- man, best' lie McGuire losthis lite. The unfort- imate young man was engaged. os switenirian in the Canadian National Railways.- yard. Ow...Wednesday even- ing, two 'ears had: broke n away .st d p • • • a ted own a grade. McGuire and another. :yard nian elimbed on to•:the- ,.cnre and setting the hand brakes •had the cars •almost under, control, when a switch engine- whieh had:, been sent.. after the • cars. Caine up. The e n g e driver misealentating the speed; of the e ars;hit them With Considerable 'force causing - McGuire and his companion to tum - hie to the ground:. McGuire' evidently fell on_:.his liPacLaS,..4bisdeck was located, death being almogt. insten, taneous., companion sustained broken leg: • • • • ••• • . 'Following an inquest at which the fatality • was - pronounced accidental', the remains- were. brought , to the hoine of his mother, Mrs: W. 3'. MC,.. Guire, the finierAlbeing on Friday of. last week.: ' • A."._ • • • The late Mr. McGuire is survived by his Maher. and A number of grown up btothero and sisters. Mr. SeM..1VIcGtiire of: LiieknoW, :is an un- cle. ' ASH FiEi.b•• NOTES • Mrs. Wm. McGill , of , F'a,tainount spent. theweek end the guest of Miss ..Beekie .Canipbell of Luekno_w.- ' • - • Mr. Andrew-Steiii---91Lanes sold Jai lanai/ to :Mr: Tom Ferguson •of. the 10. Gen. And purchased Mr: Jae: Struther's farm on the. Ben/Wary.. , Mies Sara MacLean '•of Evanston, . , is visiting at heinte for a short tinte. . . The Lantiet. 13, F. W. O. willhold their /Mutual oyster ...aupper itt, the, hotne .of Nei) G. McKitnzie on Wed- nesday evening the 4th inst.. ; "n' t The I Intel' Wome s Institu e will ,nieet; itt the hone of Mts. Neil 'Mc-. Donald on Thursday, 'March. 5th,, Mrs. 'Brown and Mrs: _MeGnire Of* Detroit / ere visiting W i th' ;their • ;mother Mrs:, Emily, Ensign of LOCh- alab • • • We ire glad to report that Ronald Henderson: ,*of.'Parairionnt.; Who has had an attack of. pneumonia is pro, greasing, favorably towards recovery, . Mts. Jas. Bradley :' and • Wilfred of Lanrier, visited withfriends in ley during last' week, . ,Miss Edith Gaunt. of LucknOw owas. the guest of Mr, and Mrs, Sam Reid o un 41.1 in, the week: • • McDonald Of It Mr, Murdock .uron .Ileitderson• af Pareineunt during,. the; ow•-.1:s.'-v1-S7- iting, with, "friends in Varna, ._ • • ,„ • CitbWE' .."A fatly, entitled; The Arizona COW goy -will he given:- in the tohool. !tense here; on 4.he evenink,of Mar 1.0th. The fility vitil be .teliowed by • 110$ Sotslal, AdrnOsi0n; no; 14440e. 14$0.1' •• 044 „ s teed ,by Iieflen McDonald rn. Reid, Mrs W L MacKen- Winnifred. Douglas gave,' in, g readings: The musicarntint sisted of a solo by Winnifred Aitche. nn„.and_a_Muniefithaeje, rs. 'McMOr YOUN • ... '•if/71W1-igie and Miss Mae an • : 'WOMEN'S'. ,MISSIONARY . , ' SOCIETY, • The Y. W M." S meeting last Thuisci y evening was :Well attended athoug t he weatherwas very un- favorab e. MtaMacKenzie gave a. . • very in eresting, paper on the topic 'Corea,' -telling of. the marvellous change the live solo' by cieted. • son Are the, Pro written cribing he GoSpel hag wrought in of , the people ef Corea. A Mira. Clark was much apnre- ur President, Miss liender- ably fifled ,in the belente of rarinne• Shereed an ''articie . „ y Rev Hugh McMilIan, des- ome 'conditions •in Formesa . • . 1 and al s • an article about the•gre..tt broadee ting station in "Chicago froM. -which Unday services are • tO"br breadeated. every Simday, reaching even _to . r- eign Fi 26th il Offering home of • , The S. and he •Missionaries .on the, Por- Ids.jhe next meeting Mara, be speeial- Easter ,Thanic- and will -'be held, at' the Mies MeMrian, ' • ET.470";;;Ft'7w.:,mt; S. arch meeting of the W. M; aches '1Aid Of , the illethodist Chntch . as dield at the home of Mrs. Jno. Bu ton,' Avith•the President, Mrs. 'T. Wes' y Cos*, in tlieLetirliTTAI:: ter ging" ng.the•oxology and repent - trig the'3rd Psalm:in Unison, several itenis of business Were :discussed: Arrange tents,;,-. or- to secure Mrs. wife of Dr. ThompsOn Missiona y in China, now -on. fur- lough to nddressiAshfield and Luck - now ' A xilaries at" their' Annual nieeting. in. April were among. these. Items. A portion of the "Ste* Beek" wits tak n by the Pres. pointing out the home, . Mid Industrial conditions ot • Chin,. and the - transformation wrought by the powerof the Gospel, through. the influenee. Of the Mission, n excellent financial . state- ment presented by the...Ti-calm.- . pi, -Mrs.. Aathwell,. of the •Lidies-Aid. and the Cornmittee, decided tb hold the Annual Congregational 'Ten on Wed. Mai-ch.1 lth. Th0 niernlaeis were int ted tthe home' Of MO. Joh; Jo. nt for n434 meeting. Tea was .served by the Hostesses, Mrs. autton,. • Mrs. Stothets and Mrs. puswell.• • OniTx"IrgAns MARRIED • Mr. 'and- ; Mrs.: Robert 'Mullin town Were receiving' Congratulations nn - Tuesday Of -.this. week tied life on that date, Mr, :Mullin be- ing a•hiehiber or the •Village TneSday', .4tight..pasSett n reso1utioi congratuk • evcnt ift.the 'Sumner 'months, 'When. weather• conditiON.- are Mere fairer'. • Ahle:•thah - tiOW, •thi•'-,bride; , . and gitein of 50 'Yeare ago Intend -holding a reception In eirimeritorr. ittlen of the •difent.,‘ +rho:blot:laic was 'solenrnlzed at Teeiltvatet by the late, *: Iteo, David Wardrobe., , , It inoo le all yitht,tet ratst.'en .yeni .0/14hbOnotbut don't nOttoot :to. too 401* il(t110004...‘ . T'•.;; •SINGLE PQP1N$,. 5,CENTS.s LUCKNOW SCH001.• Mom IV Sr., IV-.Subj. Gram; Coiup,, IIiSt. Arith. , • IC. MacKenzie. -93%, D. MacKinnon., m;watkciti 88, G, Webster and S. JeWitt (ties). 87, M. McQuillin 86, Boswell Andrew'. and R. .WaiL "son, (ties)" 04; M. -Bruce 514 D. Reed 701 Agar 75, W. Webster 74; My.- :nainnlo 09. s• , RFANNITs •• ;Jr.' "Eit#iene;. Can. Hist ' • MacDonald. and. V. Sheriff ties 31%, M. Wilson 76, ' S. 'MacLeod 69? A.,. can -wren 60*, Chas. Webster 50?t, M. Gamble, 42*, m.. 'Jewitt- 35*; D: -Miller 31*; V. Miller ' .•• Those maticed faijed on one ex- am. • K., MacDonald, teacher . • SpeOtak For_Saturday . . . " ..1304 pc:Judie •Nut Tarts Hpney ginger..13ieaA. , . Sally '''.13rown4They are de- licious real hbinemade'64e§ Horne Made, Whole Mica and Raisin Bread . . Butter-. and 'Eike if Top • Prices :Bakery ' IP*Iinne 361 Lncknciw- 'SPc117 Ure ..cfrillr 1:925 &UTO Fr.*. ngi14tn When mailing allow '5c.‘ .for Postage We 'do not charge for laic.= . . ing your affidavit • - ' Rooin III gX. ErahS'on 94, Myrzionit Pelmet 92, ” Arthur An. - drew 92, Bruce:Martin pm, Lorraine Brabson' 87, -Ada Watson 86, Alan Murdoch 82, Carlyle Macintosh 81, Jia,Stewart ,79; Jessic MacKenzie 73 EIWy41 Pentland: 7.3, Phillip's' MenAry :6 Clarence Greer 76 Bertha Milne 75, Archie MacMillan 75. . , Good'. 6.0%- :Stewart Mullin /2, Almeda Durnin 71,- Harold Johnston 70,'..;Eve1yu Nixon 70, stens, Stewart 68, Alex Smith 61. '" ' 111=-7-Ex-ir-dir.Hvgri-iirt-6-0.3. 7 Alex Maelcenie'94, GledYs MacDon- ald 92,, Donald Henderson 89, .Nyini fred.Armstreng $9, :Willi/tin Webster 31, 'Margaret MacDonald ,79, ;tante Webster 78,.•‘ Frances 4, Thompson 78, Tom MaCKenzie 77; Roy Finlayson — , Good -George Webster' "73, Isabel MacMillan 71, Fred Stewart 70, Lbr- een Naylor 69•••„: • Fair-Patiline-Reed 58, Helen Mc Lead , 58; Jessie Naylor 55; Ari strong Wilson 52: * W. F, Thoinioh, teacher • •;• Room II. Possible' 565i Honours '426, 'Puss 345,, ' Sr. •fi Rove-. Roy 2Gollyer, 520, , 80%-:- Clark EinlaysOn 490, Har- old Greer 439; • ,Mae MaCMithini 41 Dorothy Nixon 459, Bobbid Thenipson" 458, Ada Burns .456.- • 75%,,,,Clare;•Jehnstene' 438, Shir- ley Langford 438, Betty Brown 4;J7 60%--Wil4en Armstrong. 412; Ste- wart Cameron. 416, •Phillis Cousins 394.. Eveleyn • Reed 392, „ Reezella . Mul- iflj 389,- Donaldit 'Dotigas 386; Ernie •Baker .380;v; .Eldon Agar 379;.: •'Ken-. neth-..Camerow=-363,--Melvin- Johnstone 67, Winnifred johnst,one, 364, .Jim- mie Henderson, 35.fP,' Cameron Fin- layson 347*. .: • " •• •Kathleen • .Ferris 343,' .Cheser Bruce .328,, Clifford Menitiy„ 320; El::: -nnie-tITSO-IbrniSri'-314 Marion Cousins - :313, ' Leonard. Irwin .299, , Marjory Henderson. 2.85, Harold Button .223. 233, Eddie Whitby 230; Verna Steward 215*, Jackie Fisher 201/0, Edna Agar 201*, Melvin -Stan- ley" 199*, J.. C. Duknin 192*„ Tom Mee. Donald 140*. • David Horne and Donald MacDon- aid absent on account of sickness. • Those marked thus t have nn.ssed an examination, •••••-/=• .11. G. Sherrift; teacher • ' Room I Sr. Clas-Ex.-Alfred Armstrong, Cecil Arinstrong, - Stewart Celly,er. Jack Wilson, 'Douglas Clark, 'Fred Good -Isobel Douglas, Lillhtn Horne, .Isobel lianniton,• Prank Me- Ke,nzie, .Denalda Thompson, Billy; McKenzie, Christine Finlayson, Jean McMillan George ;rout, • ' , • Fair„ -Leonard Webster,. Ale?c, Arc- Makgaret ' Baker, g (1.-W i'h" VV.hitley, Leonard McDonald, • Elliott, Webster', ,Charlie Palmer, Aridrey. Henderson, George Whitby, Harry Sherwood Manila 'Fisher, Elora Webster, • BelowE Jur--,,,Howard . Johnstone, Rexford, Ostrander.. „ Class Dic.,-.4ean'lldntogb-, An- gus MedraeEunice Newthn,•.(Eileen. :Jehnetone;;I:-....Winifited ...,Aitchisen;'14140, Victor..iiititrett)..,tieS; ;Ruth PArice,. Kathleen licintonfir ' '"AndreY ;Bine, 'Prances ,Arrhatrling', •- Gpod.-•--Ellen Burls, •Muriel Solo- mon, 130bby McKeniie, • (JOY tiender., son and.NOrintin laYlet,). ties, Grace' Wehater., - Pair- Jack Button, Harold AlIin • BeroVt. Pair David Jewitt, • Willi McCrae, Mot 3*,, ;Webster, Carmen Pentland, Merle Jahnistonee. • , . Mese marked * were Out 4. or sore thi‘o4h 1011000 , • 1. Mird1e, isooliot . . • ,OBITUARY • , n ;the morri14.af Feb,. ,26th; ,a wefl know n and :respected ',Citizen, .of [LueknoW' passed to his eternal re- ttvard inthe • person of Mr, Joseph : • :Taylor: Mr. Taylor wag, born at Vann , , , . . . near loionto 66yentaa3•0,. and •ni3Ov-. 'ed with his' parents to a ,fa.rin "on the - boundary .West f laicknow! where he spent his boyhood days, Ha Was 'altar- • ried in .1890 to Misg:.Sarah' Tiffin of - the township of Colborne and the - hi:red on the -term west of Lucknow; now °canned:by:Mr: Jack Henderson until ,1§y,ears-ago when they inoveci ' Eight. ye/tr..; later . he bought . the farm...South of • Lneknow, from fhe late' Richavd Webster ' where c he re- , , sided until'. about two and a • half • years ago when he Moved into LUck- \flOw. "Although suffering from -Aneamin.' 'for\aerne tithe' he Avns Able: to ,be up and arptind until •a. 'few" 'before his . He Was .never known corhpiaia and although' at times sufferedfrOrn great Physical weak - nes s he manifested in a 'very marked degree courage anc :. fortitude • and .." thoughtfulness for: others, -" ,a husband, be was tiue ,and riarthfol;:. asa father' he was tender ;and affectionate, ns -a citizen he was popular; and as ,Christian he was • consistent. He is survived by this .wife:„ ..and one daughter,'•Miss-,Margaret at, hoine ,and one, son, Ewart 7 On the farm a1d--one brotherith. John Ta3T- lOr of 'Galt. ; • "• The f'unral :service waS held on, Sat4' urdnY-, afternoon. at oneo'c1ock and --.was--Conactedb. his -pastor Rev.. T. Wesley _CoSens.,.,rissisted by:, Rey:- C. Wesley De Witt Cosens', M. • A; 'B D. Mister • of the Ashfield, 'circuit,, •,Avhen • •a;'.1Orge number of sympathizing friends drilf.neighborg paidtheir tri- bute to his • Th0:rialThdaTOrs , .W.P. Reid, Mr, 'Wesley Henderson, Mr. Sit.. Q. Rathwell, Mr5 Joseph . •Hackett;' ' John Heim and Mr,,Sainuel MuC- • chison .inteinient 'took . place 10,6, 'Greenhill cernetery.': '••• •• Deepest Sym pithy :• is ed xtende' to bereaved', Nyile and tainiiy and aged brother. . . EA.! T, pr. O.,,GAETT ITNRoE ES 'FOR' • The Ontario Forestry; Branch an., nounces:that it his, or rather had ill'''. Jess in,an six million trees for destri- "bution'to•pdrties who with to, plant atis161":v1,inbdYbrWe4akYs...ofT11.7e-sfe°i'teret'etns.galren(•igi°v.r-: freCh y the DepArimnt,•un to 500; It. is a... gplendid opporttinity end.. tn any Are taking ' advantage' of ' it, • *We, notice that ont anplieations •niuSt, bo... in b`e,f0Pe' A pill -.first •"at:lhe- Year in %illicit the tree,2 are vanted; The following. • Vtititi6t ,aan, be 81.1P. phed4w,hite,„....Recl, • jnelcand ''ScOtplf"--- 1- ' Pine; White: sprp_c'P White Ceoal• " _ . o • that; Whlt Ash,, Hard Maple, soti -masido;-:Avalmit,e''13tiftet,:ii-ift; 'Carolina. ? PoPiilarr•r; White .8, Tuesday of the death, 'at Edritonten,...• • Mr, D. p, Yule, who for a number', Of years was a teochor Lucknow 9ch0o1,:' Wliv...e.„ he greatly •endeared himself to -the pupils f NI'. yes re 10-6.1 Mr. tile' WAS In faWng heal.(k. tor note than a- yea, ••,.