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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-04-12, Page 8Av TOE '[.UC NO* s$x n ac cedar Oil' Polish y . Stove'.Polish .'r `1,ue Sapperst:, t0001. , fi lunnum• Paint . in.Rods ,Cu leaning. Ficor.Wax Love Pipe Varnish . Dhust 'ans . Berushes" )i�11V.Iops Gold Paint' ` �: indow Shades: crul cards,. Zinc a;nd . Glass; n LI3Y• S VAGI ETY STORE I UCKNOW, ONTARIO • r We Secure 'n 'a.• ' SAFETY ' ` ►; WYTH � • • -PLu S: A ,s BONUS OF �� SHARES NERSHIP min an in • estment inthe new ten -4t rey rensort. io � p Toronto mel rdin located on one of the most valuable Toronto business sites -r -dor. Of Bay and: Front: Streets, ail ' �,. ..,,, •: _ directly opposite the new Union Station and `. within afew feet of'the new 1,000, room CP. . • H�t i. W - FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS N& . SO STIM Limited. Estd1883 Thi Oldest BondHouse In -Can da.:, 300Y Bad Toronto �• i . Representative. iiStr et IBJ: Samsan fife Permanent, Roofing ° for. Barns • Howes sheds,. LowinInitial 09st..comum € baste -easy and quick to ; hy...permanent° ..leak -proof a bandsome in appearance.. We' vents fires :.. ss of p St " ahe`ets.Give sub ofroof for fres' estivaate;. Writeto AA� k East rn S� ' . lWd Ohhedotoe siathsco.ud: .14 • ASHFIELD.. UNITED CHURCH ' 1`i.OTES - The General. Secretary of the Un ited Church of ,Canada did . not come to its ,last. Wednesday evening as ,we expected, 'owing. to •the • sudden and severe illness of his wife, but he sent pus a splendid substitute in the Rev. John Coburn, the seefet ry. for the Dept. of ,Social -Service. iin"'1 'Evange- lism. A goodcompany • of people gath- ered .W hear him:. at they Hackett Church and„ were favored. with .one of those•stirring evangelical' utter ances. that, lives in one's memory for many a day. Th combination prayer.service°and W M W.M.S. annual,' meeting, was also' largely' attended ' at•the,;:' Beckett' 'Church on Friday 'night. The' sacred. tableau given:by the Hackett :ladies; , i. 'The`;Challenge of ` the Cross," was dost • effectively .presented. The ;Rev S. W. Walker of 'Dungannon I gave a -r e-r:y- .impressive ;_.adds eAs._ Special • iuinbers of singing were! rendered by Iarvey and Elsie .Anderson, -Edna' 'Ritc'hie and .the' Blake:Choir. Ki TIWItSDAlt,. APRIL *2$ 190 s• � WH.ITECiIiURCII Mies Flnrence Purdf n ' of; Toronto,; spent the week end' at her.'homo here. Mr, end Mrs, Browning of Kincar-' . .dine, Mr. and. Mrs; Kew and. .;Miss. .:dith Kew of Wingharn,' Mins. Jean-, ette:.Cottte; of Toronto; and Mr.Franir C ottle • •of Detroit " were•';here:A attend, ing: the funeral " o f the Iate Mrs,. Cottle Mrs, Roy •Patton of Miceli, spent 1, days- at"her, iconic+• here, last weeks :d and attended the .funeral of .Mrs. Cottle . • Mr Malcdlin ; Ross ' 'of, Termite, . spent the weekend at his home here. ' The funeral of thelaLi Mita! Geo. •Cottle; 'whose death • we.' briefly• to*,4, tidied fast weekk,, was 'holt on,Wed nesday afternoon, April 4th. The •service, • at: the United Church; here, • was • largely ;'attenhed, - followi0,° , which interment ?was made m, Wing- • ham •Cemetery. he 'late Mrs.- Cottle . was 79. years of age, and:.for more than 40:years she had 'been' a •resi-' dent ' of Whiteeliurch. ` Befbreher, narriag'e s she • was Miss Mary Cooke: She•, is survived • by, her 'husband,,, one son and, three daughters, also r brother, Mr. Thomas Cooke of . Hen' salt, and two sinters, -M s.•John'Mow, bray and Mrs.. Ceo.. Mowbray of . Ed :nonton. , The :son, George, •is in. Cal- mly. The daughters are. Mrs. Ed.. .-Browning of Kincardine, Mrs. Thos. .'.few of Winghitm, Miss Jeanette, a; nurse in Toronto. A <• young blizzard blowinig. •;land roads treacherous did not help...us in Aur Easter services. We . thought we 'tad, left those bliszardly Sundays: `far 'behind hen we got intoA r ilt rwe , had" se manyof them thisYear; .but `: Sunday • was pretty nearly as bad as ,ny.*-It made quite a'difference to the' Zion "attendance: This is . - the Tercenta3 ;;i • year of John Bunyan's birth. One of the best 'mownincidents .in his Pilgrim's ' P ro- ginss• isChristian's falling into' and .plight in the muddy depths of:`.the. ' "lough of -,Despond. There •• is some thing like it just before Blake' Church• is reached'"on• the east extending for' - a treacherous about - t w:'o; r..o d : s—a rad stretch of 'road 'bottom o e gone out" through • "th h the::recent *grid Another was developing Chew:' An r P g a ` the. . bottom of ` the hill beforeyou at Y come ' Hackett.' ett : Church- ,.from . the t o k east: ,"when .this was written; but ,the: Church: Pilgrims seem to' . have aoide,d _ ettin ' hied : and stuck in v _getting, 'inked these places .to any serious extent.. TheY name u' p-- to the liotise of the Interpreter smiling; with.. the marks of the very' fresh wind on their i r fa c,es. 'But we have heard of ailmen in difficulties there,. andofhErs too;on the week ,day. SEED FOR BETTER,. ES • BUMP -R CROP JCheBette eed . Campaign is meet • rS. ' t and popular appro- ' ang 'vitlr,�7ear Y , ' Ontario. Seve r al 'vel. everywhere in .. O counties t -enthusiastically y comment`o n .._ i n it•as '.'.the "beat "thing attempted , years."Seed trains, ineetings . and •:b rn demonstrations ns are. ,having,' a ;, farmers en- s Splendid response fromg P P is safe to estimate, ' ac- oral ly.; • It: :.'cording to' the Bruce County, branch., ure. e• artment of ' ,Agriculture, •: of the Department that this Spring will sec 'mora✓ fa rm-'• .ers than ever, going the whole: way -• : in`. re aration Tor .:bumper crops— P P.. with -itgood clean seed of yuitable•va- •riety, treated • for smut si'id sown in a caY pref ull •- prepared seed.' ..bed . as early a is: Practical. s, "Seed Paye. Large Plump,Y ge •f `llconducted' ex eriments In .care u yP. over at the.O.A.C. v r a period of seven ' -'years,: -with 'oats large plump seed,' yielded 62 bus. pier acre. mediuin. '.' rliimp seed 54 bus. per acre,and, i ' eracre.: . us Small seed only '46 oP , iniilar ' results. Outer; rain ',•gave s r � a sstate . 'that `b . , ca •" ]radical ,farmers• 'by, „ cleaningand recleaning of seed, rain' yields °can very easily be 'in-. creased 10.>bus, and over per acre. truce County produces well' :over'. l M, 150,000,0U0 acres' of aprin�r', grain. Figure the p e possibilities for extra profit -and ed the mill:. Standard'va •e fanning .i•iaties' which have `proven their t, ar`th ;in the' locality should bye used r: ther : than extravagantly advertised o 'called new varieties • ' •i connection we may add that friths Y Ist i. SteWart Robertson, who hasa r;°o'lern '''seed -cleaning ' machine;' at Lackfiow; has been doing a good deal of custom work -in that line' this is Spring—the desire' to thoroughly a ':se in' .been,greatly ,':' cls the n ed bpring.: t. ii . the." seed ini'lated b .� the v s t .of u y train. n.• 5% a .6 ,of., annul o l ' •an ekes. mut: 4 takes II i runs If' grain ,crops, in some cases . t f g'an p, If smut •'s•�-resent fromto' 50 0. s u � 25% present , com hn--urea merit ss e. • to t `•,lie Eden • �' ,mended. For oats use the spray or dry. treatment, VA ;int , of 'fornialin in • P i int water .to. treat 25 `bus:: applied.- x ith small: hand sprayer : tnils' helper. shovels over therain-then cover g , with treated' sacks` for five hours. .. k'r.Y o ` barle ' 'use. formalin : with con- siderably. more water (1/s pint to • 20. gala water),.. apply • with sprinkling • can, shovelling grain over two or three times: Loose smut tfol arley is r this Se not controlled by .treatment: Cure smut free seed if possible. ' . LAINGSIDE' Misses Dorothy `'Wraith and. Grace Richardson of :Winghain • Business College are spending the Easter ‘Va- cation at 'their homes here.. Mr: Nitham•`Brown was in Clinton. the first' of this.. week,, attendinghis incle's funeral;. " v in circular w d S " the order Cutting g u r oo is day i i • i 'the in this local t .' ;:" .. ,' c rn un t m. .• i • his extends. to % Mr T o .Y +rid Mrs: William MacDonald'r• most hearty congratulations and best: ishes for a W longand haPPy mar e are sarrY to report. that Mrs : William: Wraith is' not ken ing at Ali ..p well of late. •• • RAPID CITY ' . • Mrs. Kerr and son of Chicago, are , •Easter visitors at the McKay Bros'. • " We. are 'glad to be able to - report. that '. Angus McKay,who has: had Mr gus a:severe attack of pneumonia, is ini .ing. • Mrs. Rev. .;James,:is still. prow o (Rev.) _ ... under the doctor's care. ' We hope to hear of improvement. r, Alex.' Gollan held a very suc- cessful auction sale ,.of, farm im pleme nts `and :household effects` last Friday. • e understand Mr. -`Gollan. ,We I o intends 'movkng to 'Luckn w in' the -near futures . W. H: Cook spent last week Kincardine,. business., in K , �. on ,i1sr. Jas.. England left, foor. Detroit. 'M'onday, where he has, secured a t si .ion o the summer. x Mrd Alberti Donavon of London, spent Easter holidays with his 'bro� ther'Edward, of Rapid City.. • Mr Elliott Miller of Lucknow,'has tract :ocutting '. finished his con f f g the the Rod MacDou all'bush, for logs: in g' , the Goderich Mfg. Co:, HOLYROODl Miss. Lizzie Virrvis ;spent a , fow laxsc-recently with Mr..and Mrs. Des- ,fonds, Palmerston Mrs. 'Hogard' iiarris. 'is• visiting at. 'ier former home at Paramount' • s:'Mr. • and "Mrs. '.Charlie Congrani tnd their 'daugliter, :Miss' Pearl, .iso. YIr.• d •.an "Mrs. 'Ernest Ackert attend- s 'id, the. '60th .wedding anniversar "of :heir Parents, Mr. 'andtMrs. •Christo, ,her Rayftard, atEthel,_on Tuesday; prii 10.. Mrs, Elizabeth Shaw of Caledonia, is .spending 'tt;e' ;holiday at': , '-Messrs. •Almer and Ernest Ackerts'. • ; Miss. `Hazel . Webster of ;