HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1931-04-02, Page 1•
r
/. .
.i
0.40 PER TEAR IN ADVANC , 5Q OTHERWISE'
-m_ _:.. _,:DENTIST
Drs R. L.•Treleavent Lackno;.:
Hours- :9--12 A. M '17,30--5 ' P all
i>wri^m 6R ' • XRAY. • '
" d
Teri
•
WALL FAPERr-A full,. line of 1931' 'of their •pol?ular dances in't e• T
` -Prices consider- , Ball', the evening •of Easter Monday
• Wall Paper on llaiit�..
• .ably down: for 1931. I. am also ,agent Now that the March lion- and: the
for leadinglob houses.- April
food • have ve Pae
s
ed n0
histu..
ay
' it, d CAMERON we may:hope, for moresiring-.like
tor, . Painter and Grainer.: • weanner, . •,, f .: ' • •.
'Box 174, ,Lucknoev .-' Fariner's :auction .,sales are still
going 'ivell, good prices being realized
es .Ally far rkWe young --.cattle and
THURSDAY APRIL 2nd, 9
`L1JCIt w. Lie SCHOOL
..„44 received, a s7ei meat.. o#; *new ' " J
. . p jtiEP RT .
aprin shoes. 'Reduced °prices ate W • :..: ",
J. tittle's''Shoe Store • Report ,For • Mareb
:The:,Fire Co ia•• putting on another :Seni;or IV •
s ,..-- =. °L10ENSEED: -AU 19NBER '
i taken.:, out Auctioneer he
Havm
•¢ :'_.$.. ce and 3°
• ansa for the Countiea.:of Bru.
• 'Tivoli', 'the undersigned is prepared
z•. • • • •' to conduct 'all kinds of Auction, Sales:.
-Many,,-ye rs experience of �Jdealing~,
-tin farm' stock.. : , ,•
'Phone 37, Ford Garage, L'ucknow.
' . •: w� ll. Henderson.
FOR. SALE-�Quafiti`ty of teed Peas
own .from. registered seed::
Alex : Hackett, R. 7, Lukknow.
•
AUCTION BALE
W. ;H. Kempton, 21 miles west
auction
_ .• Friday, of tins week is Good Friday,
of Lurkiiow, will leave an
Sale of his stock
and imple-
„and' a public holiday: all business
menta ..on Tuesday, April 7th.. Evers'.placer: closed. 'Easter Monday is; a'
i lea'vin - : -an - ces •::of.
,•� ,�
thing
hi .be 'sold .:as he , is .. t; ` ,but other � 'pia
rig �, bank. holiday, ;
Well:'' Henderson, ; Auc.
the-fq=m business-remein::',Open..
Allan: Turner' and Little son ; '.':on 'this -a rather long
good • •implenente
Mr. James Lyons who . had been,
confined to his morn the' past month,
'is- able to, be ` about town: -again,_±ho _
not yet wholly recovered
Word. has bee%• received in town
of the recent death" at Vancouver of
Mrs.'' James Bryan for 'many 'years
a well known resident -of Lucknow.
° I•Ionors—A, Hgt;ne, •87�;, D. Thome-•'
son, 86; 'V. Steward, 82; 1i. 'Solomon,;.
82; L. Borne,' 81; 1*: MacKenzie,, 81;
M. Johnston,81. E. Newton,' 81.; I.
F.
13amilton, 80, B,, MacKenzee,. 79; -.
Armstrong, 7.9,; it 'Parker, 79; J. Mc-
Call, Douglas,"77;; C Jewitt, 77;;,r
E.: Webster 7.7,,`E Apr
press=A.-Melntosh;;.,74'; G ,:Joynt;
C lcinlaysoti :72 "E Johfll one -'7U
r Don't •forget:ta make,' your income
•
tax report before the end of April:
Looks•=as ` though,• .there. _will be: a big
falling of: in ';income tax ' pay rents
this year. m
:1Vti1rie �'63; W; Harvey, 61; J. Nle--
Millan, 60—missed, one test).
Junior 'I'r
Honors—R. Ostrander, 7.9 _B •M•e-.
Kenzie; X78;, M. Baker, ',7; C. •Hunter,.
76; N::._Taylor; 761 ; M • Fisher, 75;
;G. Sheriff, 75 •Pass F, bster, 74;,
A.. Henderson, 734.11. Rit hie;.:
Maclntesh, 70:; L," IVfacD'on;ald, 69;
G. - by; 65. A. Armstrong, 64
K. MacDonald.
POTATOES FOR SALE -=A' quantity
of Seed potatoes for': sale Green
Mountains: or ,Cobblers, grown fro*
certified seed;,,from_;nce' Edward:,
all
'• Island,;;' 1930. -We still hold 'a sin
quantic of No one potatoes. Now is
t e time
J. W. (Joynt, Lucknow.
• (12_2--tf.1 - ..
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT ,e
50 acres of at 1, Con.
• 14444 -West
l4.:W. D.: Ashfield, on< which ':there-
-s about '4 acres' of .bush• and fair
:d'welling.• house. Farm_ has._'been_ in_i
grass for 'a' .number of years, and is
Within : IS miles of Lucknow.
W. J. Little.'.
Get 'the "fe' Buiyr' Long,`.Rtibber
Boots. • Reduced" 'prices • at W. J Lit-
tile's Shoe Store. ,
THE.: COLLY ER:—YOUND CASE
The quip which- last week heard'
the evidence in the . Collyer damage
action 'against James Yotingdecided•
that the former. was entitled to eigh.
OAP
teen hiindred'A•dollars andand.e.st;the s
of the cont:?t.
It' took the jury eight .hours to
arrive at• this verdict, arid at that
they were ;still divided :ten -to tw.o., I.n
an .action: of this sort the agreement
of ten is all that' is necessary
•All`': the •evidence was in on Thurs'=
r
day.; and at the opening sof' court on
Friday. `rnorn ng Can gbel ;' Granti for..
Young, addressed the jury for -:about
an hour. He was.: followed by ThnO
Klein for .Collyer, whose address oc-
eupied 21/e hours..-=Then__came ,. the
Address . by' 'Justice Raney to . the
jury, so that it'- was. three. o'clock,
Fridayafternoon before: the'jury re-
tired.
• When it appeared that the• jury,
Was likely' to have di culty' in reach-
ins a verdict Justice Raney had thein :
return .to the court room, to see if
they: were in need of further instuc-
tions. They required nothing 4 ; and
'went. back. I't.Was between, eleven
and twelve o'clock before they were
able to report., •
ROADS HAVE BEEN B
The •'leisurely fashion ;in whic1► .
winter has been-oriang-i'ts-'depa'rture
Mrs. has given parte .. .:
'chard, are visiting' fofC a 'few days:. .:period of
bad' roads. ; •.A.•few° miles..
ith; Mr. and Mrs: J I. Smith, andwest of Lucknow the roads been
mend 'going to Toronto on Friday clear of snow , for _some weeks, but
t 'with.. relatives there. , ll directions' for a• few miles there'
visa n a
Ri
in
to
it
s
•
Miss Edna ` Uati►pbell" retucr ed to - arrive been : re'ac'hes. -of . hcavy-snnsv,;:oo
i
e'
en
bad for ether
Goderach on.. Wednesday�having vis-, •that driving has. b
ed for a" few days in town wifh her,`•wheel`s'br.runners"By-the-end-of_thag
is
'.ter, Mrs: Elliott ,Mil er.
(*••-•4"-W
9-- -p.)- 1
_ •. FOR SALE—S C. White Leghorns.'
ock
iilood
rom
'bur
s.
t
c f g.
Bab
.'Chi
Baby
• tested • end• under government super-.
_vision..iced where you,.' ran afford
to •buy. ;tail . May' 1st, 12%c; . after
May i t; -10e. each :Place -order- early
sup ly> .limited.
Hatching eggs, •' $3:00
huadred' -35c pe '
.:'r 15.' Elmer J•.:•
..:.per
Parrish,' R. 7; Lucknow °
'Phone' Dungannon;' 82-21.
--
MORTGAGE SALE -OF, FARM
Lot No.,19,,.in' the:6th Con. of Kin-
loss Township will be offered for 'sale
public` auction` at the harness shop
of-:-Miirdoch Morrison,,__Lucknow, on
Saturday, April lith at 2.30 ; clock
P.M.• : TIiere is -on the . farm, a 'frame
barn.'•' 40 *40 feet and about five
'acres of standing hardwood tinnier,
��
and about three acres of :�iinixed• ttm- ,
ber.—George' Bell, Ade.
t•
Mr: Toot, game, • warden, from Lis-
'towel, wad `in `town 't'hsr' week -look--
ing : after trapper's ; licenses, l etc.
This -is- the. -'-season for • muskrat and
we understand ° that ;quite a number
erre beingtaken locally+
WELL. BEING TESTED
The ne* waterworks well bas been
Subjected ; to' another test' as ,'to
, IM ve- a -main roads • shon 1d_
be open4o motor vehlelee. Cars have
been getting .through to .Wingham,'
and Dungannon `but't! e : going •i►as
been bad. .
DR. T. A. 11MORRISON PIED
SUDDENLY AT REGINA
From the Regina Leader -Post we
take the' • following account of the;
death and funeral of Dr.:'Thomas A.
Morrison,- a brother of Mr. Sam Mor-
quantity- of 'water the _pasas'c week.. 'If --rison o f the_Boundary est of Luck
appears, to be' •quite satisfactory in
-'this-respect_ as _since Thursday of -
last 'week it has produced' a .steady
flow of -over ee}e_]iundred. ',gallons a
minute. Final .report as to quality
has;, not yet been received, but , all
tests so far have• been. very favorable.
. MARRIED, OUT WEST
•
'MILLER -ROLLER At Maymont,
-Sask., Mr. n iiler'•.son . of Mr.
and Mrs. S.- R: Miller .of . Fielding,
Bask., to Cora : Holler, daughter ,of
Mr. and Mrs: 'Geo.. Holler, .of May
Mont. The, young couple will make;,
their :home at' Fielding. :
•
DEATH OF MR. HENRY •8'IULLI'N
:.• iAe we are preepal'iing to ge to press
Wednesday 'A.M., we learn that Mr.
Henry Mullin 'of town . died "• about
teno'cle ek. ,Mr. Mullin had been . in
failing health the past couple of
yeaf t, but ,Was . about until a 'w
ek
agog when his' condition • became mor
• der'ioUs.
FAMILY 'THEATRE RE-O1ENING
now:•
-Dr - Thonias:• A. '1VIotrison,, , 61, . pby•-
• sician and surgeon to the Royal Can -
radian
Mounted Police; died at the
General Hospital, about . 5 • o'clock
Thursday morning,. following ', an ill-
ness of ten days. Dr. Morrison had
rallied. well about: :three 'days 'ago,.
but a relapse Caine Wednesday night::
Dr... Morrison is 'survived by his
widow.; one! son, Redge, now studying
electrical .'engineering at Bliss Elec..'
trical school, Washington, • 'Wt., 'an
one daughter, ' Wiini,a, ;at 'home.
1 : ' Dr. Morrison was born in June,:
.1869, :at ' .uckriew, Ontario; and went
`to schoal'.at.[Kincardine; Ontario; In,
1890 he came to Manitoba andtaught
school for,: a time,.„ Iat�er,entering • the
medical , school at'. the., University of
Manitoba, from ,which he graduated
in: 1897. •' ,
After graduation he married Miss
Mina Brown at Holy Trinity Church,
Winnipeg, Archbishop Fortinjoie-
rating Following tile wedding, Dr.
and-M'rs. -'Mor>'dscin' went to- Hollanr,
Manitoba, :where Pr. "Morrisen prac-.
tined for five years:, Later they went
to Belmont, Manitoba, where ' the
:family:stayed another five years. •
In 1901"Dr.` Morrison and the :fain=
ily moved to North Bettleford, •and in.
1008' -he •opposed . A ChtiMpagne` in
the Federal election of that year. He the program.
formed th lunch which was -for' the bodies began. ,There
the Conservative. ticket h` h there was ^abun- heavy undercurrent
NEW ; BRANCH. MANAGER
Announcement is madeby the Bank
of Montreal of the .appointment
L. Oberle 'as manager o
Of C f its
.
local 'branch, to succeed. R.M.'' lac,-
Pherson; who is taking , over 'Mr.
-aberlfs,-Ferrer-post of;,. niariager, of
•
':oma
' Mildmay fie
Branch.
Mr Obe Ie began his banking -ear_
eer-firhiannative town- of Walkertol,
iii 19-1- with' the_MMerchants Bank of
Canada (now mergered With the Bank ••
of Montreal).. Eight :years, later he•
was appointed accountant at. Guelph;
and since then; with the exception of
the years 192.4-26,when he was' as-
'sistant •accountant at Market Square
Branch, London, has' served. ' in the
same capacity ' at' Kitchener; Dundas
Street • and: Roncesvalles Avenue, Tor-
onto,
`•
onto • aiid�wen Sound where he was
,
located prior .to being appointed Man-
ager at Mildmay in1929
Nr. Oberle takes a keen " interest
in sporting activities and is • well,
knewnin Mi and ay, as..a ; 'former
h
oc1 ay football tball player. • Ile • now
foo ..
-*ends his chief recreationin golf and
skating.,
araily Theatre
REOPENINGAmu,,"REGINA!.D . DENNNY"'
IN, CLEAR• THE' DECKS,
With Olive Hasbrouck And
Otic HOdien
TUB NAMESWRONG''GOT
, In our`',account of the funeral of
the Rev. J. A. James, our infouriat:ohregavdinig ;th.�, ministers who took
part in the service 'in, the church •or
at the .grave proved. incorrect. Theyoflock
P..doncKLonva Ma y;Re awere,WiiiteBirch:• Burgess,. S E'iiiloss:
'Hix,a' i rd MacKenzie; 'Ripley; :,, i ac-Donald,;Lucknow: iMeCullgiigh• , of
Kincardine.
• •'►E WERE LUCKY
The Family Theatre. (pictur°e show)
closed for tbepest month will reopenThursday'`ltight of this week, . andwill continue to give shows. as before
if conditions mak' it' worth while.
1
° _ BIN•GLE' COPIES 5 CENTS
TT a Brea , .
The Bread: ,.
:of He: h ,..: .
of Health
, UR MOTTO. IS' QUALITY : A..1? SERVICE
Hot
FOR EASTE, r
ErOrder
::. or The Week -End
giSpecials �,..
n -.
THERAPEUTI;C;.SOLE.NOID.
$15:00 • STARTS ° YOU .ON YO`Ult WAY TO HEALTH
-'ear guarantee—Madre .In Canada-•=BuY' direct.from. inanity,'
,,.Five Y B,...
fecturer- I' o . duties, Corporations, kleavy broadcasting,.' etc You
•can't..buy better at any price, Statementsproved. Don't ,be' fooled
esults, facts, proof, price, make it expensive &'-unwise•
quality, r ,
to hay--outer-Ghali--ave=uianutactuse -ono rfni results; obtained..
cases of, Rheumatism, `:Arthritis, Stiff joints, Lumbago, Ulcers;
y:ia,.
iatiea' Neuritis; Kidney trouble;;'Sore back'High:blood pressure
.Sc ,Sluggishness, Indigestion';
•Strokes Anaemia, Rundown condition, •SLnggi ,
trouble and many:other chrornc.conditions
-'- :ervousxiess, Olde age s,
.N '� informs
for Testimoaiials; explanatory literature and .full
• "Write for
Wewill _gine $50, cash far information
...,._..�...., _ r ..,- , .. .. _ ._._._..
° that there s better than ave, manufacture;' regardless of price.
a
'sand
Thur
and
Tuesday Y
Wednesday; ,
Wedxt
da and Y
MGn
=,-�GIi;GI.. , Y .,
s.
r-710:45----a.m. • a
THE MARMON (. MANUFACTURERS • ' =
i
:Head office. ,Imperial, Bank . Bldg..171 Yonge .St ,.;Roain:35 Toronto
idence of The .Local Agent,
For Free Demonstration Call at Iter
i . J. CAMERON, .Lucknow
• FOURTH CON.; KINLOSS
•
Ur. and M'rs. Cecil 'Robb were at
..ome to a.'number of their friendsbweek.• one evening,"lsstMr. Dan . Martin' of Whitechurch;
visited this eeat Mr R. Martin's.
Miss Bes' ie • C
been. out o scho'o,
with- throat' trouble ria
The•last week's of March brought
o lie ' Ontario anti- to -'the l:o N rt rn, •fromsiasippi .valley;==all the- way o:Dakota to' Texas, great snow storms,Arora fitting:in January tbah in' March,The'w'eate�'•storm reached the.
• ane nitude of a blizzard, and caused
fIa number 'of deaths in the: inid Ile
"hrestern-- taws. where throughout theiu ..er-like weethkr•winterw months aurin ..,.y,-prevailed.•The sudden change tovera' cold and l v}ling : storm
se o' every living
ter .yis ,tns4d�ea-The northern storirn• iva,i notthingut brought a' foot ofRevere, b :ft„rash . Snow, with considerable . dri ..
Ooutit Oiiterit and 1V1lchigou got 'oft11 ll;tl MIow Sa1I,
ochan, who has
for same timemarch improved
I,ena .Rob nson of.• Wingbaim,
visited at her hoin'e last week, on -the
acKinnon,. who has been-
>Vir: Dari Md to' bed for some nonthsconiineable to be•.up again, We pre glad to'-•
report. ,istena Robertson, returned
•
• ass Ghr. Mto her homein Ripley, after spend
" week on the Fourth.
ins aMrs. A. Hughes, who has• been
11�has:s endinig'a.few weeks in Guelph,p,returned horiie.ts' the value' of tourists trafie in
puCanada ,for1980 at 280 itiiihioii dol)ase.' This is 28 'Million less .than thevalue pf tb. tr f c in umm9.
"EUCHRE' AND DA NCE" WAS
ENJOYED: BY MANY
The "Euchre 'and Dance,'• staged
by the--.loc'al' Rebekah lodge .iii. the'
'Town •Hall on Tuesday'evening, was
well attended and resulted in a very
pleasing .entertainment The early
part, of the evening'was spent . in'
card ;playing—about l'i25 tables 1 of
enthusiasts being• entertained in• that
'way. The prizes were ••won. by Mrs.
Jos: Agnew and Sid Trowbridge. A
short program -of. music and verse'
followed the' card playing. The'nu'in-
bers were: Piano' duet by Verna,
Stewart and Donalda Thompson, and
Jessie MacKenzie. and Winifred Arm-
strong: solos by Miss, Amanda Mc-
Donald and Alex 1ttcNay::'readings
: by Mrs. 'Sherrill and. Miss"Margaret
Button: piano Solo by . Miss Norma
Treleaven: violin' • solo by Art Me-
Cartney. accoinptnied by ,Miss Don-
al1da Douglas. The . Sailor's Hornpipe-.
danced by 'RachelcDonald closed'
Sandwiches, , cake and
e.
ofw is ;
dance,
Mr. Wm: 'Davison had charge
a v i •c
.M cKenzie: . The
.L. a. -
e
Music wTept 'is e by •se ,• e
in vs f vontlig g.accompanis , w o present: ' '
DOU LE DROWNINGGODERICH,
Two°Young Men Looe Their. LivesSunday morning—Were Lifting
AT' ,
a Fish ;Neta,
Willie Mallough,aged 21' years
rind Leonard MacDonald„' age' 17
ears were . drowned; in Goderich har-
ybor about 8.30 o'clock last Stmday
morning.They went out in a 'boat ' to - take
fish from a .net; about 209 feet fromthe breakwater wind opposite_... - _thethe mouth of the Maitland River. The
water vvas rough and • as they workedat the 'net their 'boat was capsized.
The tragedlr was”witnessed by' ErieJenner, 16' years of age. He' was 'afriend of the 'unfortunateyoung men
and' . intended. going Out with
theme• 'was a few minutes Iate.arriving' 'at the ,harbbor'--a, fact to
which he undoubtedly owes hisWhen Jenner arrived, Mallough and,
MacDonald%were already Out 'at' the
net. Jenner stood ;'and •'watched themand'saw the lioat'go Hazer. He.looked
about for. help,.' but there was nobody'
about at that early4hour. He then got
into •Bert. MaeI•ionalc�t's motor launch
acrd went .out,to, the scene of the mis-•
ap); but by the time he arrived histwo friends bed goney downin theice-Codd water. They had. both clung
for a time, to the overturned . b'oat
but could not hang on until Jennerarrived'. .
Fenner gave the alarm and• search
•
Keep *The Date ,Good Friday
Evening,April 3rd --open for
e.u ran.the :'Pageant`The' Conq g
Cross -100 voices, in the Town
This pageant is ; a. beautiful
spectacle; , thrillingly inspirat-ional, : and' those : w•ho come• to
witness ' it.are assured of.asplendid entertainment.
RICHARD McKENZIE DIES,AGED i2 'YEARS
Was Formerly Manager of McLaugh=, .•
,yi i Motor 'Car'. Coiupany at; Win- •nipeg. •
The..fellowing is taken • from the
Manitoba Fnes�•°,Press:
Rich Mckenzie, 125Maryland.
street, one ' of'the• Most highly re.
spected business ,men of western
Canada, died. Thursday evening, Mar. -19th. Mr; McKensie,.: formerly _Man-,,,gger of 'the McLaughlin Motor Car . company, had been in failing' health
for some time .arid his death . was .not
unexpected. Born at Langside,• Bruce' county,
Ont., in1859; Mr, McKenzie Attended
the public 'schools 'there and • was ap-
prenticed to the, Cherbla.cksmith and' car-
noneeat then specnage trade. At the ,age of twend cat-ranoatasty ando trace of the bodies could be. found ri came d esf; and his whole life sincen ant in t> avetling 'in I:urope' and in on Sunday. 'that:time has been closely identified
spd ate courses in Berlin, Parism h ch ornmenceWilliam Mallough vtras a 'son of 1VIr.. i w1•
The' ,years, 1010 and 1911 were
past graathe dance progr ,h` the west 'Like 'so many youngrdinlaurgh:;Marchled by himgt M•rs: Joseph Mallough a'we11 known* he helped to lrui dLondonandmewiththe Grand+m'.ber1011,the familycacne time a sailor, aixd youiig'Mallo the Canadian Pacific railway In egin, self and! rs. W There area y�,11e 1) MotYisau sapn' hd v rel ob •a fishe>pinantrimountains intro British ColumbiA
to Resin , ard adElishebice.ngt..actishix0ur gp. a fl
had
ug'n men at that : me
to
two, •
•. e
Dr. was
re
anda
es
1916
he exin _
., . I .
Mats and their a brothers. at home, Al••
and upon his return g
he held • •also survive:: Mrs. Chas. • h and implement, busi-
was appointed to the positron, d t h happened to be Two sisters, blacksmith shop,
til In. 1^ Regina
lie'Medi elected, Robinson of Sarnia,' and Mrs. Ray
at his death. ,
f the Regina Medical As- ' k Oh' 'This Mal- ducted �ucces..f ul y
President'
Manitou • Man r which he con,
Prevost, of Sand'its y; Ohio.
the
.o ness - s ' l until the •sMc- .
_
Ion. lough family. is not ,related to Larighlin company took him
soda
•rison was granted the rank ; INMM r;Yalloughs of: Lucknow. • to Winnipeg to establish and .organize • ,
Dr. Moa
raiment in the , bee Medical REED—In loving ;Leonard MacDonald was the only, their western department for them,
of 'lieu , h passed _
ar 1914, became Cap' dear little son, son'of: Mr. Bert MacDonald, of Gone- This prernotion. came to ruin in 1899.;
eb
iu Y,
in
February; ..
Corp ur eori '7 a ed 7 high-school school ;studs„
_ lr 192 g' �trrkin bharacteristics,.
rain' in 19X5'; • and wa amid surgeon rich and was si h g The most g
was: made assist- Evelyn • MacDonald is at • ` life of Mr• Mcitenzie were ill's . ,
the •sanl8.�e+�•r, •and w A sister.y of the
'Officer .• the''.68th Bat- the father. Mr. MacDoiial'd ' ' integrity and his, great
ant medical i ,il home with escape In/Standing oars
c tved until Match; t' dose p II m 1 y
talion, -which he t ottt- hadh 'morning.. l'a1f whet•i�i'1e i•c�coived n1S pp cast from ro bat rig up
t' •
ORIAM .
-memory of our
Harold,w .o .
AY/air April -6t -° r'•
• .
"oves, cin four years Imve
Time • m ., a
passed
tothe time of 'his retirement
Since ce death its' gloom,,, its shadows
• -. ed
- ome • where all 'serer
Within our h ,
froth 'us our shining light..
A'nd' took
We miss that light andever milli.
For Harol'dte place ere i
e
e
-8�-ea
But al is We
himself a s'oniewha c kindness of heart, is e' p
d rvniny� doring the m ht
in. his own motor °' illness a few months ago,
Ile •went out in , Ire had through.
r out gave him'repeated - and .material e.--
was .carried esteem and un- I'
engine . troub{e and barn" pressiolts' of .their
before e
business never doubted, iris worth..
lent to the position of rhyrsieia'n and
'r► err
surge ami:ner' for the :St.
a lecturer and ex ,
c.M.� He h5ati be scene of the drown g
' on'for the It
bright, to the
Jelin Ambulance Association since
4• S.. i
Assistant Commi'ssion'er' C*..
fill,
'ands. at the
n
ii�t g s
_ ani ose
c
y :i u
T
r rotL
did hyo
.:M
:ice••
vtr'
t' � o f
1t:C
done Th
h r will a considerable distance
nit!. there s alone can
bounded confidence; his. associates in ,.
tescued'.
1931, In the, heath of Mr. 1B'1,cIenzie: one
, rbuilders
'ua
obi
y 1
e 'ora
'h � n ti
t er a
on e .
.m + ran
, � •st
set i
erf he p
. m
The o
,. ' un�'a
Beginning on ors
lad.
aijd cotio
ceur Mita the
of western Canada Cies -gone
Regina 'Bni,i 1 -Well that s Y 11 not o
ressed,deep•re
Thursday morning' exp
re-
gret at the death of Dr. Morrison.
'(Coutintied oil Page 4)
it
" 'on a Saturday, wo !age 4)
e by another • Father, ins Coattinued on $
Sadly miss d � again ural .194. 4 •
gistgre and bretllegfits : f "" k °
'.d
8
•