HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-12-08, Page 5THCLUCHNOW SENTINE4 .`''THURP, DAY, DECEMBER 8th,1927,
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NT HARflWARE
• WITH 'THE COLD, WEATHER .JCSIr AROUND THE
CORNER If HAKES US THINK ,OF orrOVE$ AND'REAT, •
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WE ..c.kaalt„ 1a. FAMINI,4 • '`cop1::41.934a
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(*AN. ANn. c1n'013,4tmio, .1"kiPE'REPERVOTRI. ALSO Mc
CLARY% 'N/UEBEC'.1.: WITH' AN 18 I OVEN AND CIRCU.
"LATINO' RE$ERVOIIt IF YOU, :;41113-• IN NEED OF NEW,
:RANG11,yFAY. U$ A CALL BEFORE BUYING. WE CAN SENO
YOU,To MANY • Onsplan usaas, AND THE PRICE 15
BIGHT, ALSO THE COOKING,BAKING AND HEATING
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.• - THE NEW', ;.COSY BOME4 POR'A,HEATEB; EITHER'
OADINABY FINISH;.; OR THE ALL ENAMEL* OANIsa, ;
"iiI1BEEC" IIBATERS,.. AL 1 SIZES, 'ALWAYS ON
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HAND.,
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thildaded Fieh Car: of -Ceznent
Lime, Plaster and Gyproe AlWays on. Hand
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RAE p0:RTg.4.:U.S.
:Luckti.ow.;
hone 66.
Hardware Coal plumbing
Insmithing
• Lue,kpoii %Ingham
Phone' 94' Ph(in• J56
MonUmental Works
LUCKNOW and WINGHAM-
tholargest and Most complete
toelt-larthe----nroat=beautifuL:desigw_
to Choose front; • • '
•Marble; Scotch, Swedish and :pie:
adieu Giiinitee•
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•_ We asaksra specialty of „Famili'-
• .Mennruelats and .invite .your brave.
• IwitriPtionsi Neatly. Carefully and
• rremntly Done., •• •
See ins before placing your order.
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Douglas Biwa. 11. A. Spotter:
LucknOw. !Ont.- ' •
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L. O. L. No. 428, . LticknOW-• meeta...
the seamd Tuesday Of every 'month
In their° hall, at a ',vetoes. C. Mullin,
W. M.1 P, Carter, Rec.' Sec.
KINLOUGH
.ASHEIELD. UNWED 'CHURCH,
' NOTES. • -"
The W.H.E.. 0 4,0 eke*. (I`ck: • :41,1.
goad well( 'that
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publicity, . It as net salWaysi''':-tho:,bet
things that are '.deckstrod fr.,Orn rtbe.
, heueetolm. BY .-M0144- 'AeCtingil
theY--heep•--MbralailarY':lnteriat -4• 11Ye
: thing,and itis Certain1i4o" be r4,1c--
Oned 'ono Of be import* t' ,Mean's. of
:grace te a ,ntrinher.ofjoit ivoinei4
geneinie !..erstaligMfient ofIrolif
forwittded to. :the DeactineSta,. HoMe:
and liorde "of• -Triionto'ss, pear ;$' Wee*.
or ;two ago .; Bales' of .elritliinek-',ntili;
tir'elOtbe' the,'
sent fro
n* „ :d...,!„.other
cooOdy centre 0.': 'Ever*, Mira ifOOdlY,
:Sinn of mOny 18 co11ecte1:for tiv
•MiSsionstYY Frind.. 'At the 1eetr1r?eet7:
ing, they Were, 'fifty daillats4hOit,of.
. their. 'objectivo; for 4h* ireiteat dalea;
der, year, but •trist .worriep' tit get
:it• They get that they go ifter, and,
„siime`,sak. they are 'Mete_ '4enerousi
, than , the Mee., But the,,writ:gr would
not;iike ,t,o. Make any Pt4noinicernent,
since" he. ba been st) with the
-generous way thO'iOn In.Ye. in the
list' week or twt. treated the *Is,
.sionstry and Benevolent Funds of: the
C14tYnnc.-theOladieeP:-eoaqnittee,;vf:
Cettain Church it was agreed that
for ..a missionary' object 'every ' niem-
-bet, should : contribute! ''oriir dollar
Which she had 'earned 'herself by hers'
we*. On the 10814 when the Money
was, brought in Various istc,ries, were
told as to how the nioney had . been
earned. One :Indy. ad , some.
-ealces:--another-bed--secuted---riewspa
per subscriptions, another had. dene.
needlework,.and so, On,.
One lady;. . however, when • asked
hew She :had earned the money, ' re.
Plied' that she bed, get it front her
linsband, ,there was. no'had
w,Ork•. about that," exclaimed: one , et
.t*o. , "You Atin't know iny brisliand,"
was 'her responne, with a faint smile.
- The service at Zion next' : Sunday
,wi,11: again, please note,,, he in • the
morning, and at Blake. in the even;
Ilitekett'a_ean never forget when
tbeir servicecomes, tuiless they want
ASlIFIET:p NOTES
Lctfie MW-Nci,41e has return-
ed 'bonier after spending .4 few Week's
:i Windsor, •, f '
, . • , ,
:'411103" Pupili of IV;-•4411field
- hold, their :arinnal '•Christmai
• Conceit on. the 'evening Wearies-
daiTPPelnbOX'';',2,1, At 8 ,o'il°0cl' ••
'and 1V1r34'ClieSter Hilton and
children id Mr. Tack. Mstceith.,.. of
Oakville, :Spent- the 'Week;:gnd,jsiting
Ashfield friends •
Mises Thelma MeIntyie an Get-
sinno,.ryslient' the. A, week -end.
-the c gOais
•• 'TY°itttquifni:. tug
Y.r.07.c°niell.140,1" '.TairOlito'
.week: -Mrs :- jacOlarnilten of Para;
inount cIub Mrs • Robert. Nelson' of
'CitureY's Corners ''ehib; • Mai Lizzie..
Stewart,. of Union ,club;,^01a.
Alesi...MeeNay ,,andGordon Jamieson
of' Paramount club.' •
. 4fiztl Mrs. W.' j. McLean and
Bert spent 'a day thia-Week with 'Kin,'
Caroline: friendS.
A number . of our, young people,
spent Friday 'evening at
The neople:-Of this cominunity jein
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iexpresSing SYrrinathy to the tele'.
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• tives of the late- Matthew Haldenby.
The "Anglican Sunday . Sehool will
hold their annual Christrrias Tree and
entertainment on Monday'evening
December, 19th,
A road,: tailor s_nyalt's kreztlly as- T,he Presbyterian gonday, School
tontshing, how many. school -girl .com- will hold . an ,Old Time Christmasitree
plosions he • finds on fellows' suit- on 'Friday evening, December 23rd:
costa A good Program is being prepared.
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• FLOWEIWALH
-Frances MOIrtar•ia•-•uPPIY,Ing
at No. 5. Kinloss' during Ole absence
Of the teacher, James .Little, on ac-.
• ••:' 'Mr.,.W, `of Watertewn,
N.Y., is spending' his .vacation ,at his
old' honie here. •-
• A •splendid WraS 'enjoyed- iirat
Fridayi-eyening-••by the, Kairshea and.
:Paramount clubs . at the Horne"
lieldArr Lucknow...- ball. About
-weyer-Vreseltt---:,4f*ral7.4g7Oripte':-'""tfiit
hours -spentin dan4ng . splendid
.prOgnintnie was. given,. After lunch,
which followed the!rprogramme, danc-
ing *asagain tesiinied. Tbe_ladiesi
of: the Kairshea club, who' 'get up -the.
Home,"..,are', entitled-. ta• ' great
,oredit; and ..tbe 'thanlis ef all Who. en-
joyed
wedding was SOlenrnizedb•e held the heme (4 7% !Pt' ,Fre
rst a oilier -7serNed, The -January meeting wil..
On Thursday, Deceilib... er
. Thompson. , There be: an ex-
ehange of gifts !not .exceeding 25 as,
',Aylei Press Sec'y
• ST: -HELENS
count 'ef illnesi: '''' • -
Miss. titzie Hodstinson is '' spend-
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ing a week with:friends in Clinton.
' Mr...end:Mts. W. F. MaeDeziald and
Children' ,sPent hist Thuisclasi. at the
home :of Drincan GlikiliM;'.2n4. Con..1.-
. iFlowerditile: was ' repretented• :
large :ntunbet'irt ," the. tr.}‘,31,-.0,.. "M
Honie7'• in LiiclitioW 'last Friday, tight
.and air repOrt it' good -tirni':
Miss , °Bye Robb ' is Inlay . these'
days preparing for a •Cliri.itznas con-
ceit at •her,schOol at 'Pi:stele- Greve.
...Dirs. A. '•Gillies -sad jscrs. W. Ste-
.
1 pbens Ind ,dari-ghter-W.ihne,-Hripehtta
day recently.at ;the:borne of L. Mac-
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The 'Annual' chnistrnas Tree. of •S.
5. No. 4, "Ho4trgicd, Will ba -'held in the
TawIlebiiiFridelr, Dec- 10- . A
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good program is being..prepared, Two
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P1aY07,--"A MySteriouS, 4' Secret" and
"AWarDown_Baatt" Y4.4.
the young people Air, the community,
PeciTil Wilde by Orchestra. Admis-
sion 15c.. and 25c,
; idr,••and 'Mrs: Cathers of 'Salem:
"Mr: Eadie .0i. his win; DaVid, of
•Glennanail." Were Sunday: visitor's: at
Mr t
George Bell Of Beth.
Lny, sent tneada*, „evening,: ;it • Mr..
Erneat'Ackert',A-'^
• , of, "Lircisnoril
spent the 'week-rentl. with •her friend.
Winnifred Ackert.
Mrs:' Culbert ou4 344,8 Eva": were
visitors' at .'Mrst.
cently., .‘ '
WO, Fnnnie. McCrea T Of!, Windsor -
visited.. her. friend,.J134iss tes,per week -end: '
• ,the •11014'yeed. Women's
held _their Monthly.- nieetiog at the
home of Mrs. Alf. Hodgins. •It 'Was
decided to send $19.04? a a donation.
to the Sick Children's Hospital, . The
Etistr.--Pres:.,..-31ii..•-Agnew,: item. Luck..
now, ..waS, present..and give- a, spier-,
did paper,' -Miss . Hazel Pearcy 'also
gav a„splendid paper on "Christ:
mas4,-Amusementi_for:Young People.,"
A piano• instrumental was given by
Miss Norine Hodgins, which was fol-
lowed by. a side. by Mary. Cox. At
the 'close 6f the meeting lunch .was,
PAGX• nits
• fiCHOOL;,REPORTS•.
°,04; -.NO, 4, Kinloo
'IV to •300i•
Larerle• jelrnstOn, •444; *.liareld. Con,
grain, 2$4 -
Jr. 1V-,Tetn1 .540, H. 412;F. 330-7.:
.-Annie.--Burt,-,--267Itddittr7110Mpson;
308; •
Sr. IIi-Tota1
550, P.
Lorne ,TohnstOn. 348j „'Tlifford Cep: -
grant,. 304;.;,. *Bernie •••• Casit1431, 251::
• iReggie Breotne,' 'Jr IIL-Total 550, 11 412, P 330-
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'ThiT
:Bort; ',398;' Lida' jobriston,, 365;
yaled..' 240; Ackert::
11 Cla8s-Totai 4$0,'
,L2.1o1 ai.x;on:ie„..sosg Brirt, 255:
-*CliffOtil.":, Robb,- .224; Vreasa :•Ottgaidi
wifl field Manse; b_y Rey.. G..
-chie, When. Mrs. 'Violet Robb became
the, bride .of 'Mr.', 'George; 'Drennan.
-Mts. Wilfred' Bradley Was her sister's
bridearnaid, and the'.groom 'was' sup=
petted 'by ;;Mrs. Howard Barger, bro-
• ther of .the bride. :In the oyening a
reception WO held 'at thehome' of
the bride's -mother' Mrs John 'Bar:
• ger, when. about tw& hundred and f.;-
guents Were •pteSent. 'The .ha'nny John Webb- at High River.
.Couple were reeinients of 'Many heau-
17ter'.
Wommonsinal11111111410
•on your horse wn ,vehicle
at night may
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Horse-drawn vehicles (as well as motor vehicles), on the high-
way at night now MUST display a light.. This new law is
designed to prevent accident' to occupants of horse-drawn
vehicles as well as, of -motor cars. ,
You will provide for. 3roui.' arm Autrey by obeying this law.
Drivers of fast-m.oVing vehiclei have beconacaccustomed to
looking for lights on ALL --Vehi'clei atnight. - The danger' of
accident to hose -drawn vehicles without ,lights:therefore 13
greater now than it was when lights were not comPribOly. At
n
, this seaso, when nights are darker and longer, the basard
increased.; °
The light on a horse-drawn.Vehicle must be Placed ein, the kit.
side in a t011spicHoHS position. It must Show white to the
front d red to the rear.' It ,must be clearly visible at a
distance of at least 200 feet. Where vehicles carry infians-
mable materials, or ' are structurally unsuitable ,for carrying
lighted lamps the Department, by regulation, may perinit the
use of a reflector. instead of a lamp.
Fme
The penaltyfor failure .to observe ,this laski is a fine Of $5.00.
Motor traffic offices 'or :city...or .town police trill
11'whofail to comply:2'
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• MMOTOV: RjCLES- BRAN(
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*0 Department of
i1ON4 r/46149041*
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.Mesirs. Angus McDonald, Hugh
.tifur, and Useful giftS, including nunr-
efaltreliiek-s7 Th-er the. Rutherford, Lorne Weed's, W. L Tesits,below 40
gt6on.es, Ashrod. er, Will: Humphrey; Frank Todd *fio .Tat,A1 75%.599;', 50%
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Coral MaeDonaid ,apent` feiy daYr lionots-C. Canipliell 671; E
The,„cifficers the .Public Library
met on SaturdaY, eVenint, , to ,..select
nevi books,". •
Mr. Lorne. Webb has returned, af...
ter spending the inmmer. ,with • Mr
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(absellt)i.: • ' ' ; '
-Sr Pr --Namei arranged 'inorder
naetit.,john •Dickison, Frank,• gas,
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Jr. ,Pr.•;--Ntrines arrangi,
ed in orde
of nierit,=-Anna Marie, Corrigan, Ken-
neth •Dicirisen; Billie, Burt, Baristilla
.
Cassidy,; • ' '• ' .11
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E Doubledee, Teacher. '
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5. S. No. 3; Finless , • •
Sr. 1VicPherson, °76f1s; M.
Cost,i'64,; -110dgiria,
.Jr. IV -G: Ross, 659; K. Ecken-
swiller, 53; I: Colwell, 47;L. •Hawk-
shaw, 25.*.
Jr. lloss, 70%; G, McPher-
son, '64; L Johnston, 47; 34: Ilodgins,
26;,.M: flawkshavi,, 25; M. Carter, 6.
° II Claispoed`,- I. Eekenswillet•
R. Hodgins; C. Colwel1.1
Good,, -G.' %lames, .J. .Johnston;
Fair -J. Cniter, L. Carter.",
Pri-Good-N.
Pr. -Good -V. Johnston, P. Carter.'
I. . MacPherson (ab:),G. MacPherson
ab.), EVelyir ' Johnston, , F.
Fair -Edythe johristori, M. Johnston
H. Carter (all.) •• • •
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.•1(*) • Menns. one exam. miss .r, ,
No. on tell 30; Average' att. 25. •
ThOmpeon; Teacher
• S. S. No. 7, Kinloss
Honours 75, Good 50... . Fair .9.
o o this. week at Fat Stock Show • itadDOugaiL-628: Good-0...31acInnes
-Guelph. Mr. Miller-elhifiltedgrp-OultrY;.-
She SaCrament. , of the Lord's SUP.' Jr. IV: 'Total 750. 75-566: 50-
per,will: be observed' in .the prated
Church nekt Sunday 'morning,, Pre-.
intratory'-services , Will be „ held • or
Thursday evening.
Mr. War.k of Smith's Falls is the
gnest of his daughter,' Mrs:. T. J,.
.Salkeld.
The •Viromezi!3 '.institute
held at Mrs. A. Anderson's on Thus'. s
day, was- Well' attended. The,• papers
read and the roll call were .on,sub
jects relating. to the, Christmas! sea-
son. Donations were .;granteci, to'the
Public.Library and to the Children's
Memorial: Hospital, Londen. dis=
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was enjoyed by all. • •
The regular meeting of the Young
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people's Society of the United Church,
. will . be held On Friday.evening. The
subject is :in charge ,• of Miss -Mabel
Woods and' 30. Wilson WcOai.
• Many' friends of ,Mr. and Mrs. Jrio.
MO( ,SC1101. '141TRA*T.
VOrm he1d * JiterarY: Meeting OP,
Nevi, 29, • ,F011OWing 'the opening. '
ereisee the. ettairmeri, gave an address
O n "Rubber," and „Evelyn Reed gave.a reading..MttaiCai nanalK-ra were
solo by Forrig.r: Apd A 'PlAnA
lo by Wienifred ,Ackert?•Siniging ofi
the National -Antheni, brought the
meeting to a, close.--Sec'Y.• .
Wong., II-Litetary held Meeting
On' NAY; Meeting 'OPeneti
by Singing:0 'Canadai thiS was fol-
lowed ••by the, cliairnia0 address,
viatr decided that eabh‘rnember
•pay•25c., towards. atbleticti..,and ape
The • "Longfellow," Was token,
.iii.;-31-elda. Lane. The ,Journal was
efran by. Atahell' Cameron:and. JesSie
AndreW;'„4,pqr4,0 .0•310.)y4 Clara ..MacT.
Donald; -a poen •PY :Alma Ringer', and
°•Stu'nip. speech hy •Sheila -MacLeod
wele'.other numbers 'en, .the • nrograrn. .
'FOURTH"' CON., 11 INLOS
• Mrs.., Dan MacIntyre. oncl,..her mo-
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ther- spent ,1stat- -week, with, ,f.riends. in
London, • •• • •:• '
George* MOMillart -arrived home
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from ,the Weit last week. : `•
. Mrs.*S. dariiiiaarri'left,fof 'Toronto
yesterday, 'as argel4te
W.O. COnkeritiori;being.• held there•this
Week.. . • • r
Mrs 3 Martin ...,spent a'.few days
With Mrs. D.• McDonald- 'of Lucknow.
• Mr. Webb, who ha -been in the
, . .
West,: returned home .reCently." .
K. McDenald. is spending , the
week in, Toronto,
• The annual "At .11orne7" 'of the •
Paramount and' leairshea •C„ -bibs was
held in the town .110:: 1.6ckriois,' on
Friday night,' with a very large: ga-
thering. The program was nrepared'
by the Kairshea club, and Mr. Cob;
Well 'acted' as Oairinan.• Mises
,-.
Bes-
'si 'CarnOchan and 'Blanch MacDou,
gall :gave a piano' duette, 'followed by
the. Harmonic:a :Band, 'Meirle Middle-
ton 'sang a solo,
,,and -Mr,' Neil Mac -
Callum in his'kilts;gave virile' selec-
tions On. the: tea;sfpipe's., MiES A.
Donald and Mr, Ale*: NICNaysang a
duette,. Little: Jean 31steCallum. and
-Betty ,MacKenzie 4i4 sonic fine High -r
land dancing, and -"Tony!, 'danced the
phrleston,which, wis flinch, enjoyed.
Miss Bessie Barnby gave s piano so-
lo. ,Misses darnochin, 31eXinrion
'Marin, Robb, 31cDoogall; rt.
Grahai
McLeod end Middleton; gave' the "614
• Maids' SoliloctuY,"„;, followed by a
splendid, recitagon by : -Miss ..Mary!
McLeod.- Lnuch was served. to some
four' litindted ;persons, and the rest
of the evening Was. spent in danding.
• WHITECHI:RCH
.379 '40-303. Good -V. Gaynor 407.
"Fair==Ada Burns 305*. -• '
,Sr.. III: Total 1072. 75-804: 507-
536; • 40•••=428. Horsors=jirri McNeil
851. Good -A: •Thompson 669; Alice
ThOmnion 635; •R. Campbell 616; H.'
•Button .,546. poor -Harold Stewart*.
• Sr. II: Total. 638. 76--478:.• 50-
319;, 40-255. Honors=L. Mend;
540; E. Born 51.2. Good -Mary Me-
COnnell 423; L. MaeLeod 343*. Fair
-G,race MacLeod .311'; Jack Gaynor
300.
Jr.. ,Total 581. 75,--..-435; 50-
290; 40-232. -...Good-M.• 'Campbell
,play. of inexpensive Christmas glfts
409; C. Irwin .401; 'D. ,MacDougall.
348; Lorne ,Sills 328. 2 •,
-I:: Total .412. 75-309; 40-206.
• Good -Donald Thompson
Primer!: Total ..320. 75-7240; 4 50-
'164); •40=128. lioniirs-W. Thompson
263;"-J., Burns 250. Good -.M. Carter
239; J. Carter. 171. Fair -C. McNeil,
Rutherford took advantage of the Op -148'. , •. ,
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portanity to call on them on Monday. No., on roll ..29. Ay.. att. 25:9. .
being the Occasion of their' golden •. Annie' E. Jernigan.
A.,„reee'tinE of' 'Forin LiterarY;
8Ociety was. held".on Dec. 1st. The
opening number was:, a ' chorus,." "0 '
Canada," followed by the minutesf of
,the last meeting- The next. number .
*ea- chorus by six:girls', after Which `•
Isabel Craw gave a recitation; Monis
e .
Penner 'gavan instrhinental,- • and.
• this • was followed by a spelling
match. Pearl • Nixon and Jack Mc-. .
Nab Were readers, and Pearl •Niitorfs
Side won. • Enola %swell, Dave An-
derion, Ales. Andrew, -Morgan , Hen-
• derson and Jack M8Nab gave sturnp
speeches.
ASHFIELD ; 'COUNCIL
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Mrs. McCartney and her grand-
. , , . ,
daughter, Miss., Henderson of PowaS-
son, are Visiting herbrother."Mr:' J,
Laidlaw Sr,, who, .we .ate 40iFy, td ,re
port, is not keening very, well. '
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The annual meeting -Of the WO -
men's tMissionary Societ$ will be -held
on Thursday. afternoon,, December 8 '
in the baionient Of the Presbyterian
Church. -All the nierab.ers- are
• quested to,attexick,,this. ,
' are sorry te report the' sudde• n.
death of tine 'of the old PlOrieers
the person 'of Mr.. Alex Erlerson.. bn
Sunday afternbon„ December 4th. 11€.
has been. troubled with asthma fin,
some time,but didn't appear to bk•
Joiteh, wprse. than pSual„,..tintir.
doily, passed awitv: ' leaves to
Mourn,. his we and three song a•rid
-two Ilauglyters:N7iitor,-' Pi:tar-Lane'
tii4E
Alfred:and Lila at ht\MP. the
sympathy of ,the omnrniinity Is eX=
tended to them in their, t'id bereave=
men., The .funeral, •whieh was large-
ly attetidetl; was held on Tuesday af-,
***Oen Greenhill Cemetery. Mr;
Ernarsonwu ih" Fifa 76th year:.
Corinil :Met on, Nov, .14, members
all _present, minute's ."�f fornier
• ing was' read and approved,' on
tion of councillors Sullivan and'j An-
/
dersnmotion o()Hon of Cameron and
izoier. tsh1e8.0s0heaenrid cslahirep"-- evfaiiTuoehrn.biulun
Richard.
Johnston, two •extrminationri • $4.00;.,
nunirter Six Was then duly
On motion of ilc1Clenzie and
vanthe following. accounts were or-
dered, Paid; J. J. ..Hendereen, .
$62.75; Expenses , Of delegation. 'to
turpentine' for paint on bridge $3,20;
John Kilinttriek, salary' 660.90, .team,':
working 45,30; $76:20•;_-_
nettle's,. grading: $7,101. J. S. Kilnat,
riek, gravel for , bridge, $12.00; 'John
Salary o awnalit* ''at
bridge.' $22.55; J.. W. Fettle,' tpeing
side 'of road $10.64:, Albert McGee,
wire and -repair to bridge, Scraping
and Tentting weeds' $30.90; T:. Crate; '•••
premium. on holdup .insurance' $10,00:,
The following sums' were Paid: -' for ,
gravels,- Wesley 'TwatilleY '$14.56; W.
FapiSh $35.12; • Mrs...1. Reid $10.62;
Win. • J. Elliott. $20.62; Wm.! Irvin-,
$17.12; John' Snvage .t5,25; R. Li/di-
later $3:75; Win. N. Johnston 42.00;• ,
Bblaolrim. $75:7S5h;Th
aeliletoptitu02;53
$17.87- Gordon
$15.09; G.' 14,, Page
75; Albetr- Towle $12.50; Geo. Rich-
sitdsen $8.62; -Geo: -Horne' $56.29;, D.
Sproul $.10.19; Tho3....Sturcli $35.81;'.
Doncan. Came:ton $13:25; 'John 31aC-
MCDonald Isaac Andrew $56:-
• Rae $7.87; Johnston411.7d; :A.
87; Wm. Hamilton $10.31.; ' ' J.
Miller $3.75;-.1: S. Ki1patricli-415.75:
!Payinent:s to patrolmen Were,mnde as
follows: John Little $1.20.00;' Jan
Dalton $317.75; •Prank winis• se4go:
Albert McGee $220.00;; Wilson Irwin
• $266.90; H.:.•J::•131.1,1ce: $126.25.; Henry' •
Hawkins $163.75; John FOSter $202.- ;
50; John` A. 'Johnston $157.00; Herb:.
Curran $499.05;. 'Wm. Clare $107.50;.•
..Roy Myers. $186:25; 3.• W. Alton
$111.05'; John Courtney 657.75;2.1tobt.
Fitzgerald $232.37; ,Geo, pliott $34.r.
50; Nelson Graham :$79.00; Thoinas
Shackleton $206.25;. Jacob Huntei,:•:
VrdBarg
76.9.5;GerilF191.85; Richard Ri6d
$S86;r75;• Johgown;
•
ston $117.75; Russell, Bissett $225.00-'
Thos. Fergrison $132.25; Virni, J. El-
litt $227114 T. J. Lannan $126.95; J.
McNamara 6242.59; Samnel'Swan.
5160.90; Fred' Johniton, $186.75; G.' •
Barger, $21025; J. P. Murphy $109.-
.50; Chas. Ritchie $370.55.;
• Moved hy Carnet:1ln 'and 1,1c$enzio •
and carried that Reeve and Treasur:,'
et invest the surplus of the. railway
interest in bonds.
Counci•then suijourned
lfo meet at '
ten 01,clook on .Deceraber the fifteenth
on motion of. McKenzie and ' Ander-
son. -C. E.' keDonagh, Clerk.
-v,-edding anniversary. That they mai
be spared to enjoy many, more years
is' the wish 6f a host of 'friends.
•
ZION, '
Mr.,aid-'Mrs. S.• T. ,Kilpatrick (if
3laiekingi, called "on Zion friends On'
Friday last. ,.
•• Mr. and Mrs. -Chester Hinton and
family and Mr. John' McKeith ' of
:Oakville; spent the week:end'with
friends 'here. ••
: Mr. and ;Mrs.' Chas.' E. Mcbonagb.
entertained the young peaple, of Zion
league". on Tuesday evening.
A number from Zion'attended the
Home'!„ of. the Paramount .•and.
Kairshea and...U.F,W„0. !clubs,.
in Luckaow on Friday. evening. A
good time is reported.,
'. •
, Regular ineeting of Maple Grove
T.O.L. No. 1044, Friday, December '9.
Election of officers-. Full attendance
requested.
Mr. Will Pepper. has returned front
Windsor, 'after spending a week with
hie -friend,, Mr. Ed. Gardner. •
• 'Mr. 'Frank Ritchie had th. , Misf.er-
tuhe toaliave his Wrist broken lait
Week, When the engine 'of his car
batk-fired. '
;34"i: 11 -ark Giro:Met " atift
family of, Re:Old' City, sperit .Monday
with filen dst • "."
",31r. John McDonagh, who recentlY
.tneTtt sonie time with friend's in Perk -
•hilt, Toronto and other-' Southern".
ooints, /has retutned to his home
•;Mr: and %Mrs. •Richard., Gardner vis.
ited with friends at Westfield' or
a
• AUGTION SALE, • ':
Sohn ghiells.„ •lot 27, cert. 4. Huron
toWnshipwill haste au, auction sale
of 6 horses, 35 cattle ad a.full liTte
farin impletnents ett
16th, cornthencine See`
partlealers,-A. W. Ne4hIt,
•aug. 1,411411
• Jr. Room, S. S.' No. 4,,W. Wawa -
Mitt g$10
Test Marks,
;• Jr. III: McDonald' 82; 'R. ge-
Quilliri, A. Watson 77; E. Durnin
71; E. •Miller 71; C.• McDonald n9; J -
Thoth 54: G. 21.1orri5on 54;. G. Purves'
54; D. Swan 35.• '
.
Daily' Marks, ' •
Jr, lilt D. McDonald 1627; As Wet=
Sen , 1456; E. Milkt 1424'; E.. Diirnin
,14.19;• C. McDeriard 1384; R. Me-
Quillin 1382; G. Morrison 1194; J.
Thom 1072; G. Purves 871; D. Swan
660, • .
jr, II; • d. Miller 2293; K. Thom
1661; N. Weatherheasi 1580; T. Mill-
er .1614., , '
it: F. 31cOunthi lair • 14,.-8fctien-
ald 1605; J. Foster, 1537; M. Morri-
son 1053,•
, Pr.; E. Swan, A. 31,iller. •
•
No. on. roll. 20. AY. att.. 149. .
Vero E. Todd.'
No. 10: Aahfiehl
,
Si, IV: Tested in Camp., Arith..
Geog., Hist. -Gordon Johnston 74;
Winnie Lane ,72; Matthew 'Johnston
68.; Robert \Howard 60*; Thehna
Johnston' 56; Louis Hogan 40; ,
Tested jit Snelling, Arith.,
Cerep.'.8r, Geog.-Helen Hogan 57;' B.
JelriiSten 46* Bill Reid abent -fer 2
exanks*. '
:••413,, III: Dick Reed 66; Hada *LIM.
43; -.Hof Drennan 60; Raymond Ho..
gen 47; Prink Drennan 46.
Hitt' E011ent..---Yeri-little.'
Farrish. Campbell'. Voir
, .
Nelson. • Good, --Marion Hogan*. Fair
* •.
Si.' Fr.: Good--:,./eaU Nelson,
McInnes, Eileen Caniphell*.
:Aced ra!itstei pot: .0t,
Wo, tut reilli.
•
BELFAST,.
'
• Mr. and Mts. "Elmer Alton and
family' _visited.. with friends in God-
ez-i
,Mehis.;s7Inaen.74;_Ulstonlei-n'
• who is assisting 'Mrs. D. K. Alton,m
• household dales, spent the week -end •
at her home, .
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson
snent ,
'.-Mr. 'and Mrs. Waiter Alteri
Witli *fends.- in EthelwteCeiitly,".
MSjtr'35a' Wilt
of Saikatchtivan. Spent a few
daYS, With friends in the hug.
Man' isn't, the oil's, thlig erliote
hereafter. ia *nneertain ,.pitten solvi
never • halm* "heti,/ •00 104