The Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-01-20, Page 1k
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Dr. ,W M e.1,1
• Physician' arid SOrlePP
• aLucknon, , •
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livery Tuesday in.. Da. 'Ponaelen
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DENTIS'fa •
'Dr a R. 'L. ...Treleavena"
10aaa; \\Decker!* at R'r Eatreetrala,
ither1hyagasy col,W,11.1.)11,
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, Make •ipaointmant'',
in '01BO earadaa'' :
LOCAL AND pg. ifEii4,4 .6,
Winnipeg. • • •
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giNaaadi Mrs. 11. N.,nd, "are h�me
spending ; a,•week in LOaclea and•
Atotorx,n -!.\\\ \
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,T4p Wednesday1waa
\.„wekorned 'by\ra,,,itaat w o dis'
terns had gorie,drya,,,,a, a" \a
t4,,1.,40bertson0144' been:
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-laitcheiner the .aast'aweek repreeeritira
.the, Luck:haw Table Co. at big
Forriiture Show.. •
iaaacaaaa saaaaa: tataaaa. „_Beaaar . Henaa Green 'of Los Angeles.
• first mortgages., on :form ptoPer.- lais aunt'. Mrs.„13litzsteira 1.9NOL
"• and keel Estate, -Money to. lead in Pala apent.part' of jest week visiting
ties at 6 and. 61/4 'Per ,cen :necordial. Miss Tena Blitzstein .accomparded
ate aiteurity • feeed. tar A -Antal - i-atS--far :ad-Torino:to' on his retnin
amounts on second mortgages on , '.. . . a, „.. . . .
farm properties' and on persona! Q•11).... .• , . : ' ,a, •
. notes, A few .geolli farms,' for eale.' - ,Bar. galag in .Ntetes. shirts, Pyjamas.
P---- —a— aa --"aa' a------- Night Shirts 'and Underwear-aRumea
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' a ' WALL PAPER . , _ "--7 - —
Latest patterns in stock at:tea/est -make -•.Sitle.:--=-The: ;Marketer- Hornell -
a As cheap as in tatalogues. fi'lurdoch Co
'rice. .
Also book :patterns. of , leading 'Man-, , • •
ufietureks.a-Box 174 R J Cameron '3.6sePh 8°T1'.of mi. and Mrs
• Painter raper alanget Irwin, of :fawn; arrived• home
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•from ihe West o Saturday night
fora allakinds.„0f.. Raw.• Fara- • at,* •ata ./37613:1.1nIYa: ,
• Blitzsteinae Store: Lacitnow.
RAW FURS- Highest prices paid • •
' . • '' Talchnow .frien
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been at Mon
Far Sale-ak • number. of Window nection w'
A and *twin sash with, glass ;in. ahem. , -
Apply to D. C. Taylor. • •
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• - LOGS WANTED •
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The •undersigned are and be.
a during , the winter, open to: buy all
kinds of logs,', Maple, , Beech, •Birch.
Basswood; Soft .Flin or anv.. other
kind of • logs, and will pay the • high -
eat market Price delivered ,- at . our
aoaW-rnill at Luelenow. --For---'-further-
itileulars call at office or by phone,
-17ThirUel-cii0W Co.,Table Ltd., J.
Mitten, 'Mgr. 1
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FARM :LANDS FOR SALE . •
E.H. of W.H. Of Lot No. 1;. Con. 11
Eastern Div. of ,Ashfield,' HaroricaCe.--
' 50 Acres more 0.or 'less. . Bank laart.
and 'frame house. Also S. -% ,of.
Lot 4,. Con. pi W. D. of Ashfield
• Huron Co.. 75 Ac. more . ar4leina tins'
foreland. Apply to R. &.WilSon
The ' Canadian , Hank of a Cana:tierce
LackgeW,..:Oria. . . • ' '
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For Sale ---A .godd hall lamp. Also
a nickel inyo /amp...Information at
The Sentinel Office. "
le, of. the Royal'
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sk., called on n few
last week..lie had
eallbn busiriess' cofl-.
the .bank.., •
:RP.MMAGE 'SALE -Every day w•e.
are puttieg New Goods on. the Bare
gain, Tables-Thelidarketaelltrenell-.
Murdoch Co.'• .' • '
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Mao. McLeed, left Wednes-
"day for,a,Nearaayerk _City.a..Where.sh
will spend the remainder: ofathe: win
ter witli her, daughter, Gwendolyn.
Mr: W. W. was at Flint, Mih
this week !attending the.: funeral of
his brother's Wife.. •
'• Mr. F. T. Arinstr,ong is :home af
.Saancling .a.' couple of weeks af!
,Pefietang :eloaing out „a' 'business. he
. had bought there a month age.
Mr Jaines who has not
.been. weil of late went .io..,Londtof cd •
Wednesday, for, hospital treatineni.
The Sentinel is late •in, going. owthis week .owing to :the illnessofma
linetype operato.r, Da Macintosh, whc
developed Oeaere' acid and throat;
trouble ,early , the week:
LITTLE 'DIES
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For Rent -The residence of thq
late ,Mrs. Mary , A. Tennant, ' Lucka
now.- The house •is.. in first class re,
• Pali, and a* very desireable propa
ty.-Apply to Gee. A.. Riddell.
(1,6-712-26-tf) • '
FOR SALE -A good iecoral hand
• /Cutter with chhne, hells on -Apply
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to Alex. McKinnon, 4th Con. Kinless.,
- Boarders .Wanted: -.Meals served.
00 _home cooking.- Mrs.
Mc-
Guire, ;Wheeler ,St. Lueknow.•
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BOX SOCIAL , • -
A box social 'will be held in the
'Orange Hall, Lticknow, on the ,even-
ing of Jan. 20th. Ladies with boxes
free. Silver collection at the door.
• Everybody welcome. --Com. "
1-a" • (13-1-20)
' AUCTION SACK
• An Auction Sale of the household
, effects of Mrs. D. M. Gordon will ba
&aid at the vacant store next John-
. lstone's Furniture Store, Lueknoye, on
Saturday, Jan. 22nd, camthencing at
2 o'clock p.m. -Terms kCash.
Elliott Miller, Auct:
• A REMINDER
All accounts owing the undersign::
ed are now due and should be settl-
ed before February ist.\
, Well. Henderson, Hatcher,
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ANNA.U,L MEETING • .
e)tie Annual Meeting, a the Leck-
i* Agricultural Society wallbe
field -in the Towna,Hall, Lecknow, Oat.
On 'Saturday the 22nd day of Jam],
ary A.D. 1927, at two 'o'clock Para
Joseph Agnew, Seey.
eflialCil •ANNVO MEETINGi 011.
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TheatiataaalaeOting, of, the :Lucknow Presbyterian Church was. held
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on /Pwradair 34nuar,yo.3tli.
qilere-wns7-41*04.rif-rattelicia,rigTh!
menihera -Alan the coaatry: were there
ar• large aambOa. T ITteeting .was
l'opened by divine:\ servicielo'Y:Itoi,
311nePon414.1MraiG, Rehartsartr Wee;
elceted\Tyeaaareaa-1,1;',.
nea Connell; reOrted.\-,the.`\'.congrega-
tion \entlielY-4ree;•TfroM-tleht-9teacipts..
for geneaal,h aaidabudget,24seads. 'bear
1,teStiritOriy te the libeialitY Of :the peo-
ple .'n
,aheir 'effariiikea The
amoaat :contributed to Badget, a1a52;
Sunday Schoel :reaPrted average at-
tgadance .83,, receipts $174.00, given.
to miosions $62.00. Wornetas Mission-
ary Sociaty,amembership .50, average
attendeace 34. eontributed
-Young Iyomen's Society, acantributed
$76.00. Mission Band,•ayerage .atteada
ance ,.32, contributed $76.00.• These
coritribetiens•• are sent.' tO Paesbyteri-
an- Treaserer, •
The 'AdUlt--- Bible .a.lOssa.". Young.
Men's . Class,* Crefile Roll -and Guild
eaell gnve satisfactory rePortea The
Session kepart e,xavessecl2,satisfeetion
at the large attendanee ,at the .Sab.•
bath ,aervices, alsei: at the good at -a
tenclalica at' the weekly; prayer meeta.
• (20-1-e),
. APAIRTIVIENN-,FOR' RENTa4ive
rooms, watni, electricity, .soft C'vritir
ontap, low' rerital-:-Allin..Block.. ' ..
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, FARM FOR SALE OR RENT
. I0of,.A.teres) more or leas, ini Kinloss
' Tow ip-corner. lot. on ' 'country
' Toad -1 miles' from LuckneW,' 4 mils
froni. Whitechtireholl',1,:. nine - f fit),P1
iblacksniith -'; it,h 0 a-achaailioaie i on
l,fatin-,-well watered, 5 acres : besir-
•'barn 40)66 fa--2-story frame heuse
, - 24)(80 and kitchen 18x18 ft., ---:barn
• and house newly rodded -2 acres o*
-that& ' Price $3-;000, ..terms '' to Suit
---phaehaser. Also .a •darge bara.:an,geod.
`sale. Appla to, Jacobi
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ing.
One : partfdilerlY „pleasant ..feature
of the evening was the preseatation
of ,agold watch with chain and, lack-.
et-, suitably engra.,yed, to. Mr: W. Con-
nell; who has been an active ,woriter
in the, Congregatioa ',aar over fifty
Years., The address' Vilts read by Mr,
'C' Murdoch, . who as :a lad, was., a.
inember of Cormelao Sunday
...Scheel., 'oleos.: .,,Theaaddaeoa„...aeaa_aas,
telloWO:.• -
Dear Mr. Connell i-
,Fea some . time • past the meat-
befs and aclherente of the Lacknow
Presbyterian „Church have felt
growing desire ,to, express la some
tangible WaY, their aiapreciation of
the .Work you have done so faithfully
for over fifty years. in_this • cengrega.
ti a
• It often 'happens that those' who
Mr. and Wird, Edward. 'James, ,10th
:Con., Kinlass, have the s'ypaciathy oi
friends in the loss : of 'their little'
daughter, Lila May, who died .oi-
Tueeday Of this week at the age of
'had whopping cough :and later devel-
'aped "Pneilmonia. The funeral was on
Thursday . afternoon to %Greenhill
Cemetery.• _
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.CRITICALLY' WITH .$TRolir
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NOT.,<ES
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P,reabyteriaa' ,Gaaa .
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"TIi topic vrtm-Toillaff-Tate•
Monday bight was takena , by miss.
by: Mrs. W. Piggies, 'Mice Helen Mo.
and Fa:AR:cid_ and Mr. W,, J.
Spindler ,iontrtbuted,' instrunienta'l
'Aurnber Which I,wai 5. greatly ' \.1:1P11P11.,
The §eripture. 'cliairnuxn.. The les,orl'A;,!*ak\\ read, ha
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;.ela wa's•\.tbe
the ..porarn at the Ytmg.1)noptnis.
Meeting'. on ',Monday. evening 'aotrie
eight 'ladles took peat. and the effect
Was Vera- pretty and entertaining.
The -Lookout . CotarnitteOaaf -which
Margaret- MeCallurn , and Hazel 'Web-
ster aro • convenes, had charge.' '
earitata,,bntitled.1"-Tbe.\Citr 'Beata\
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ANOTBBIt' OLH'S.Blx`I'INEL
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News' of 'LuclaP).'lli
7 way-xcn:ik-ii.718,71.7'
Winle ;malaria • .alterations In the
house .which he Tegently ought, past,
ea of ,I4,14OkrOwt Mr GeO, A. yepfl
'oppd it the,Akitf.iign 'attia a co0, Of
a•\ dTene"‘e14t1
eterreo.,r..4-\i>41k
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'!ht' Week Of Prayer ,
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. The Week 6f Ptrt`ty'el- Will be
served in the ''clinrelleS • of LucknOw
and .S.Out.'h Kinloss' duringthe week
of,.. Jai-Mai:5;F.. the 23rd.The....ServiceS
will .be held...at 8 pflL,
MondaYalan., 24th, in the 'Presby-
terian. .Church, Lucknow. PreaCheri
The ,..Rev. „ A. Freeman Traverse.
• Tuesday, Jan. 2,5th., in Si. ,Peter's
Ariglitan Churh, lateknew..
'era The ...Rev. J. H. Jarnea, '
Wednesday,- 6.tb., • in The.
'United '‘Chh'relia' Lackneciaa...:Preacher:':
The Rev.,--Charlee1-1. MacDonaki.
Thursday,, jaa, • a7th., , Presbytri-•
'an Church, South Kinloss. : Preacher:
The Rev.', W. JL Craw.
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Friday: Jan. 2Sth is left as an ,oaea
datefor a .Saepial.•.aratmg People's
1-SeraiCea if it is desired....It. is to be
hoacal 'that :reareSeritatiees. of :all the
.Yatflata....a."eriple!a, !'Organiafithifisaofatlir
co-operating; churches will ;Meet :to,
getheaaat the 'earliest,,poosihle mom-
ent to .consider ..this 'Matter. 'ILI. the
decasioa beT tetiched that such a ser-
vice be held, ,arrarieennents' for . that
. ,
eavice: should 'be' niade i'by the meet-
ing, and ,;•••eOrninianietited. to the Rev.
A. Ft-pen:an . Traverseaaa
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DEATH OF MIIS.GEO:,..C. IcAYLOR
leave their church home areaierriem-
.:4ered, foratheaservica.they,':haye rep-
acred, WllilC these who remain, serve
on from year to Year • with. scart!ely
'a word- of aommendatiena and while
we knewthat the litiewledge: of' Work
done in the , Master's • name; is. ,the
source', ef.. 'deepest satisfaetion; ' We
vvould :like, tonight; to agetire. you
flat 'we as It :People,''are not
unniind-
ful of our indebtedness to you.
There are few congregationa'Privi;
leged a we.. are; to :dahonor to them-
selveS, in honoring one, who has sera
,.ed oo signally; and . for :So long a' time.:
Through all. the., years . since year
comingto atteknear; you have talcen,
a. 'deep interest in , every department
of our -Church'slfe, and there siS 110
aore who has setved-:•More:_faittifully-
: Your presence on ;the , Session
been a tower of strength' to :these
4.60 ,have ministered ,here, and your
unfailing kindness.; and ;Your' under,:
standing heart have helped many, of
the' Yeung to know athaf: the ...elders
.were • their faiepas.On the maaaging
board, you served faithfully aria Wen
through the years when financing the
:.church : was .not always easy. Iii the
Sabbath 'School of.years ago, those'
:Who are now leading in the 'spiritual
life :of our -beloved Church here, and
elsewhere, were helped guided
both by, YOUr teaching,. and example.
.We thank God; that atilt in thesaMe.
way; your irifluende is at ••work. ataong
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the youeg.. In. the: prayer. Meeting,
you have Often 'led. us to the .throne
Of °ince, :and the.: faith . breathed
through •your Prayers, has made Gad
seem 'very near.. It is always difficult
to express in Words the deep,' things
of •the .iieattL;,but , wish to assure
yolk:AhabOita', token ,. .our eateem,
which. we 'riew ask, you to accept, ear -
ries' ;with y it the love and :goodwill of
the members and taciheaents„.iinds.,the
boys and the• s of the congrega--
tion, who.. have Counted it a 4light,
thus ' to honor you. • : ' ' •
' C. 11 MactiOnald,'''Modetator of
•" Mts. Wm. • Irwin; of..town who hae
not eajoyed good health the past few'
Months seffered• a paralytic stroke
Sunday night or early Monday morn,
big, and has . since been in a criti.
eel aceadition. She, wai soMeatt)at .
proved oa Tuesday, but her condition
reinaina 'serious; 'Miss Ilogg,-R.N.; of
Wiiightini. charge
Lnekngw•
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'WHO • RAS 'New,
• York liChiori • beok : by .Gtitt003; beaa
'toWedia couple Of years ago, Luck-.
• ''.!110W1 le wanted by, the owner. Party
• Avhs.,hos..0i$ Vara book 'kindly 'leave*
• lit Th. tiantirial .017110%
BURN'S DANCE
• As ,has been 'the custom for mana.
years the Locknow: fire. Compapy
will celebrate Burn's iAnniversary by
givieen 'dance in. Carnegie Hall, on
thursday, evening,- Jan. 27..1Vliks Al-
berta MeItinnon;. who proved herself
such a delightful ' violinist at a con.
cert here a, short time ago,' with Mrs.
.MeDeugall, piaaist. the* heenaan-
gaged, .as well as the' LuelthoW
chestra. It :should be -C great night,
condition, for •
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Chintz for making Quills and Com.,
'fetters; a yard, 25ca-The Market-,
Hornell -Murdoch Co.
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,LUCHNOW • WINS, FROM RIPLEY
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ties. Yearicwas'oCeupieik
by the 'ate,- Mr. and Mrs. •KCiMeth
MacLean,, and, daggater, .isabella.
The owner nf the a'aper at ahe time
Was. alas: B. Boyd, who later . be,
came. Mrs. James Bryan, and W1.10;
earning frarn -British--Columbia, visit --
ed here, a couple ;of:weeks .last sum-
mer. • •
.The ,Sentinet—at that time was
four-page shoot, and apparently 'was
all set up ..rati printed in •the • Luck -
now. Office,' The pages weraeaight
gimes wide and almOst,24 inches long..
The printing -Woad , be • done .en the
old Washington, aressa n o*:. doiaa
duty. itO ' a prodf, press ,.in the 'office.
The 'Ogee" Of publication was .in Som,
.
The frontpage of :this paper waO
almost: wholly occupied by chapter
one and part of chapter two of a,
l"continued ,story," .entitled --peeptiale.„
'Feral," _aad . by :a '•riaies article one!
e"The aula War" then. in progress in
South Africa.Thewar .rieWil was al -
Most two weeks. eld.'
This seems earibus Matter ea have
on the front page of local: aeWo-
aaakekr
were few;', and reading: matter- of all
kinds scarce as.corapared, with to -day'..
In.tuany cases The.. Sentinel would be
the Only paper going • to a family. „So
.the .actitor" would feel.. that he 'would
have to give the ereant'aif the •world
..;rieWS eaerrit it was old and a storyi
by .WaY ofentertainment, in the long
evenings: :when folk stayed at home.
-• We '..dotat, knew . what the printers
of Wdeywould think ifasked to set
•:Op 'these. „long egiamaO of type by
heed. They :likely would go on, stike
but 'given'. linotypeconnected with,
"hydro": system it Would be. but 6
:few hours • WeCr to. Set Up an th,.e type'
in . the :paper.. •
. Money -leading aapears to have.
bon quite a business an ahoge, days,
an4. there are,a miinbek of adeertise-:'
meats to that effect.',.."The.Lucktiow
Bank": wag conducted by ...Cameron ,
Camahell, ,and D. • Campliell:*as:
ad-
vertishig money . at , aredec&l:,tates";
andin thea'same. line were James
Jeliaston, • W. . G. -Berry ':aact. Jams
Semeraille.„I ,
Tin the local news column the pub,
lie are reminded ' of the Serino- Stock
Show ' to be held an the Shaw GrOunde.
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Lacknow, on April' 22n.d. '
• • Another paragraph states 'that
there is „a lot a "spring siekriessa
about, and that "the doctors are busy
and Merry", so we conclude ' that the.
"'spring •sickness" was. -not seriouo,'"Ot
that the 'AectOrs,'aVer6 rather queer'
'fellows. . ,
The . :Wheat is reported. • badly
winter killed , that - Spring; , and .althe
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0, kil.bie...ir.041'iy: PetSla,*(141.. igh,' 0.1.*$03-....0*e
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Lucknow,
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MOST HOUSEWIVES ARE THINKING OFTOTIFOT;
4031.,E$ A.16 CO4FORTFR, CLOTH$ AT THIS SEASON.
LET "OUR STORE.' SHOW YOU A. MOST COMPLETE'
• ;RANGE 'OF, 'CHINTZ AND cgigPoirrEr.r. CLOTHS.' -
YARD WIDE CH IN TZ 1CANADIAN CRETONNE AND
AMERICAN' g,AtEEN ALL JOIN IN. MAKING. cp OUR AS-
'ORT1VIXNT OF 'cpmFoar.ga CLOTHS, PRICES TOUIT,
• 24c., 29,o., 30c 45c.i .4(1e...;,. 000.; :6N -7U,-
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„ THE' HEART OF A 'COMFORTER,. IS. )3 A': tat I N, Va•-•
THEREFORE;allEARTS ARE -TRUMP,' AND, WE Rolm 'yak:
• TRUMP IN. 4,, 2 AND 3 -POUND SIZES ALSO IN.PURE WOOL
,1/2 POUND SIZE
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Mr.George c- aylPr, Mather' of
Mr. Milton 'Naylor,: 0 town, and of
Mr. WM: Naylor, now of Port Harari,.
died at,, her licnne in Wingharn'. on
Thursday, of -last :week. Mao': Naylor
had not been inageod health for some
time; but was able • to, attend, the fun- ,
oral .of the late Miss. Jessie Naylor
here' on the •5th .thst-a week- before'
,,her death.' • '•
• The late: Mrs. Naylor :Wito before
her marriage, Mis Elizabeth Tealea,
a, daughter Of the late Mr. Souter
.',,Payler, the fataila• home L being•en ' the.
10th. Concession :0 f West I'iYawanosh
-wlie:in,he Was born, J-Ortentli,
She was abe.2.1astastarviaing member'
of a family af'.tWO sore and three
,daughtero. Je, 1,309Ohe \vat', married
to the late .Mr:•,Ge.q.•:c 'Naylor, and
theirentire: weddeci. life was, ,pasoefia
farming in West Wawanosli-the 33.
' years ..bef:Ore Mr. Nayfor's deiith on'
:the, .,,MeCloy' farm.. Mr. Naylor ',died
twelve years ago,. and :she then went
to., lave:in istiagham,
.. Mrs. 'Naylar vas :Always a hright.,
and Obeerful,,dispesition,.' very devot-
ed to her .ehilaren fek'wherir She was
, willing to make, sacrifice -for: many.
years' a 'loyal and 'devoted nipinber-. of.
the . former Methodist 'chutch, • and
latelyof the Winabetrataited Church..
For the past fewyears she had been
iii ailing health, ,which Was borne
with ClirisjLian forti,tude: and: *grace.
Those iet toMourri her laee aria
cherlah the , teallek meinorieS of al
mother's lave awe: Dave, of McGreg-
' SPECIAL -ALL WOOL PINK AND MOTE UOMI,
..PORTAilEiLE,„ *gity SPECIAL AT $6 00 EACH'
1 re t*e1
LITERARY' SOCIE*IES OF LUCK-
_ NOW HIGH SCHOOL, •
,• A nomination meeting of the First
, ,
Farm studenti, *a.s' hei0 on ....tanilary.
.14th. Thea 'following officers were e-
1 -ted: Presidents, Cameron;
Oe-Presa Frank- McNall; Seeretara,
Elizabeth MclVer;•„ PrOgrarii.
Conunit-
ti, Helen, McDonald, Charlie' Web,
ster; Verna Minna; Pianist, • Mary
Wilson. • ;
G. S. -RObertiOn; Ceirmae of Man.
W. Henderson •Se"ey-,Treas.
S. ,•
Mt. ,Connell 'egpte,keed his appreci-
ation' kifidlSt, word-
cdhi Wonin. tho
-
with. whoin he 'was itSseciated. Their'
gift, .'na 'Onea'Pected;:Oo beautiful ..E1Od
valuable wou14 be carried as awetter.
-present token of the toteekri .and good
- will of the 'mon .and women, bays -fol.&
girls' of the 'Coligtegation.- It would,
be ;40ably prized tecAtiae.iif the,spliFit
thie fiteAt bellet'Vle coa-
Thc 'hackay game played here Mon-
day tight VAS SOMOWliat
,
the- viaitink team- froin %Ripley 13ein4
rather badly .defeatedi:by,•the.:10eale;
s c,o re 'WAS., ,I.ted•iiia:famaraofalatteke
now. It Was egeod clean genie how.
an4 at times quite lively. ,.
'
'There .-will ho another. ,Settior,
League mane. here" 'Friday. night,
when Winghain!steant will be the'
VitlitOrS, -This theta- l --.the. best
*lune.' Of. the tieatibil; be
the 1stEionior toogus gohisr ped
•IiSto this ,sesssn't -•
V
• • . (00440 .•*
,; . •
or; 'Ian., George B.:, Of ,East Wawa -
nosh; William, of Port %Huron;• Mrs.
Stephen Wriod, ,Of Viod„ ,Man., Al-
fred A.a 'of Mail -tarn; ,a'ircl Milton, of
LlicknoW. t‘daqghtei?4,. Mrs. Wpf.
Lougheed; died 'eight years ago. .
Furieaal Service held in the United
• .•
,church,.Wingliam,' on Tteoday, after-
noon,. was conducted by ,the Rev. M.
M. Rennett: Pall -bearers' were the
feria, sons, Geer,ge, Will. Alfred, and
aact' two nephews, Ben NaY-
10/' and* Souter,Tay‘ior. Interment was;
madein the fareily• plot in Winghate
Cemetery,
INMIVr0,12IAM.
quite a .nUmber of •farmers had tak,
pea their, maple treetheilifl'. of sap
was not good, owing to the prevail
-
lag cold weather. ,
Another mote tellsaof a. cli.rivarit
"Sime Lucknow boys, ,whe•Were up in
arms,': making sweet discordant
sounds 1 front of the . residenpe of
Jacob .Miller, who aacetitlY de.emed 'it
riecessary to take unto himself' a
wife." :"The 'boys- had their fan,"' it
continues, , "and now the nariea;'d
,partydeterreitiecr .,to, have his, for
ounimonspa,,,to-aa few - of the
have 'already, beer' iseued."
• -A obituary article tells of tile
•. Form 11. .
On . the.•aftereoen of Tuesday, the
1lth of januarya-Fatiti, II Litetary
'Society held./ a. meeting for the .'pur--
.POSe Of gettingofficers for the prea-
Oi t-etrfi..-. miss ::Catheriii
the president 'last term, oCCupled the
chair. :Theacompetitten. was: keen aid
everybody . made uSe- of the fiatchiSe. , The Majorities. tor ,the racist
part Were Small and icnnnts were
solnetimes:necessaay: However,, these
:. In leving. Memory Of Wm. T Ca
Tier, Ashfield; who 'died', on. Jana
11411;,:-I0'24: &So .15aW Alma Fin
-1,/th.O, died, ,lop110-,g,13th, 1911..
ilarmary aringoaack• aiteraories
Of :loved ones tone, to •rett, • •
be reirierabere
By those who rOved. 'theni beat
.• -4n5erted by!, the. fan
•
Iny, •
d.
. • -
reeourits -brought-aro .election scandals
te light: The following ere the .offi.1
cers . elected: President, M„a loolm
'W.atsea; Vic03resident„-Azinie Col -
Walla Sec'y...-Tteas:.; DaVid _Andersen;
Pianist, Eriola • ..)3uswell; Programme
ideintiattee, 'Jean Ritchie, 'Margaret
Alex.' Andrew:
Foraa-IL
The 'first meeting' of Form III Lit.
erary .Society was held' en -Friday af-,
-ternoon, January 14th, fa•r• the pea-
'-pes,af _electiag. offiee.rs for the ' term.
The 'fernier 'president, Edwin Smith,
occupied the chair and the aeW- oft.
airs for the term Who; were elected
are as follows: Henaraky President,
Mss McLean; ,Presideat, Mary Ho&
gins; Vice -President, 'Giant MacKen-
zie; ,Pianist, Mara Douglas ;, Secre-
tary, Dorothy MeQuillin; Programme
Oatianittep';'..Mation Stewart, 'Emma
.MeDopagh,....Wirmie" Nixon; Editor of,
joarnal, • Blaahe. Hamilton. Sob -Ed
tors; Elsie Anderson, Gertrude Aite
AN:EON's, INsTrivrp MEETING
,The regular 'monthly, meeting of
the Wornen'saInstitute was held last ,
Friday aftarpoon• at he home of MrS..,
.S. Wilson, With an •attendance of :-
33..• The usual; opening "Ode was •
followed by prayea. The aiira
.utes:. of the , last, Meeting Were read
and tidepted,.: The treasurer 'andagoin-
mitteeS 'made their -reportar All mem- a
hers who had any surplus' i,aagazines
were asked to send them to Mrs. Mca
Morran's honie and :she will send
them on to the• hospital in London; as
there is a great demand for reading
'Matter for the sick: The institute de- .
cided to eater for the 'lluan'a dance.
on. the evening of Jan. 2&th, and corn-
mitteee, were 'aprioiuted to . take this
- in hand Mrs T. S. Reid gave a:rau0-
cal contest, in which all jamed, Mrs..
T. °dark winning the prize. Mrs. Hor-
ace ,Aitcheson ,and.l'IVIiss Mary Alt,
cheson contributed la aocal.dijet which a
Was: triffeliaerijoyeciais was :the inter-.
:death of Robert George MacGregorson of 'John 'and Charlotte MacGreg„
or, of this place. He, was .2e years of
age a and it, is related that 'about
'Years before he had'„ gone to Cali:
f.ornia. There , had Met with ay,
accident, and as there *n.s.little pro
speet of 'teeovery, he came home.
,. The ;principal of. Latknow Public
Schoel•otithat day was G. W. Priest
`arid' they published, "report; • tba'a
much as toy. Many: of our 'readers
he iatereoted :in reviewing- the
rePon, oftAptil-ig'70; 'AA "it cattails
• nninbet names!' .
, Sixt Class
NAilacr -inarks- • obtaiiiable,', 806-;
Murdoch McLean, tatt7;!' •MalCohn
-canitybeli-60.-NUmber-tit nintke 451;
tainahle, 700: hwee 114elterizie 617;
"Ai•dx-: ' •
.esting talk on' the 'dliaeS: at Mozart...
' and 'Beethavene by Mrs.. 'Geo.' &lath. .
After a'. Piano solo ''Wooalarid Echtes"
.ba Mary 'Wilson, • refieshinents •wero
served by the 'dilors. •' "
chesen; presa 'ileporter :114.-
per.
iLlcKNOW SHI'OYS' ..1/4V11%
----o O ----
Bois' 'Suits and Overcoats, at Half
P i Market -Hornell -Whir.,"
doch Co.
HOCKEY AT TORONTO
Tarorito,' Jan. 441i.a-lateknow
peys away .froin home played game
-at; ,Willowdrile Rink, aStitukday even -
and clefeatefl, 4ie Si. Thoinas. A.
TorOnto, ,Score: being 9 ;to 5,
The SepO5',- train, WAs ma,de up as
lows, GOO ndy 'Mtirdie, 1.•
.Gollan; ,flifl Thompson; L.
W, B. AaAndreavsa.,R.
Thi'r°111. 6.--itte0 Meetirig of the •
„.,
• 'ST. HELENS.
Mrs: Hyde, is speading, ale*days •
with her sons at . Kineardirie. '
Mr„,. Will Rutherford attended the .'
...funeral of the. late Mr. 'JOhn\ASr• King'
MP, at Bluevale on 'Monday ".
Murdie & .Son installed -a farriace
for Mr . -Colin McDonald last week.
MrO:. Ed Mcioberts is visiting at . •
c • .
Wingharn with mother Mrs Todd
wha is all. ,
r
:,1,11a. John. MeGaine 'spent fa day. re-
cently with his cousins, the , ilesekS.
Murray, Langside; •
Archie :AncierOon, •who is still
in the Winglianlidsp.it.al, is not re-
covering. from 'his: receat operation
as rapidly as, hit many friends would
wish. •
Mt Callum , of Detroit,
spent a few days at his home here.
The funeralof the, late Mrs: NeY-:
„lot took .plate freni her residence -
.Warighain On Tuesday atea
OeineterY. ,
All those„interested . are urgently -
,
fated -*mild' -still' -find him: a
-Worker With ,thein: tO„Inake
thit tIrthet ;.progrosain
Ovary deliartniotit 02 our ohoreiv:.
” • Fifth.
Tay-
lorJohn
. pg; Robert rorbeB. 476;: b000.
.-(00101004 Al% -pogo' h•
,
ton •;,76enifer\Wilf, Murdoch; Sub,
's1;a tic - wns• ref
Cree. a • , • a ••'• ' r• •
the„: :"repotter of .the,
'abovAndds, taarre.
ti've Lucknow'hay,' With, the New
'gains IOT his
three of the.'"
StieVnew may ,w4,31 be proud of-.thd.
record ' tbifeirtis tnalcint in' the "big
altnut ; •••• • •••
" " •
(
-1g6OSIRY
• Mist O. 'Case; who for the pas 20
years ondutd n millinery' busi-
ness iii leosevater'has.‘ gone- to To -
rent° to, reside: •Befote she 'left, her
lady friends at TelsWitter ,priesented,
her with a handsome' suede puts. apci
addrefis, ''1Vries Case haql:Witak •
taloa an lactIva part in th't so )11 to,
4' gig witgoi
•
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