The Lucknow Sentinel, 1931-05-07, Page 5n,1 tE w,.
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Suicide At Iiiimard ne
The people of Kincardine town
were greatly shocked last Wednesday
April 29th, on learning that Mr.',RRob-
ert Clark had taken his own life by
hanging. , H.e=nad been) ill -and despon-
dent for sonie - eeks, and about nine
o'clock Wednesday ntorriiI g he,•went'
to the barn. A'few minutes later his
-wife-:-went-to the barn-and-:vas-liori.-•-
fied ,to see bei husband's body, sus.
pended from a rafter. She imrnedi.,'
ately ,called a. neighbor, Fred Kippen,
who came over and -cut down the body,
in which there was still signs of life.
Dr. Couch was :called but he failed'. to
revive tlie` unfortunate than •
Mr.Clark. , was born. in Kinloss.
Township 61 years ago ..and -"sit about
20 years.or age he went to the Can-
adian West, wh .e. he prospered as,
a farme . A, few years ago he turned
'his farmsin the. West, over to his two:-,.
Soria and caiue :east to reside in ',Kin-.
car'dine
Z esides !'the two sons, lies is: " siir-'
;piue3 y leis wite'; a r sieter•-in Alberta
and '4%, brother George, in Kincardine;
ERE isa waflbo2 rd that doos not burn, made
from gypsum crack into sheets 4 to 10 feet
long, 4 feet wide and•.'of an inch thick. It is.
Used 'for interior walls, ceiling§ :and aartitiont,
As well as 'being fire resistant, it lias structural,
strength, insulation • value nti; is draught and
• vermin -proof. 'IJse.Gyproc;Joir t Filler for seal-
ing the joints between the tall, broad sheets of
inboard ' '
First
9remost
o a
—qtr -• - •... ,
When you are:` "doing over"any -room, in the _ -
tANG.SIDE
house or adding new ones in the :attic or base-
ment, use Gy. rec'for walls and ceilings because
-you—caw 'bail ` rt' ciiretly-over -the- old ;surf e r
Gyproc is also an.•excellent base for Alabasti_ie,
Gyptex .or wallpaper. '
Gyproc is.Canada's pioneer non -burning'. gypsum
wallboard. Ask your nearest dealer .f or full,. .. ..
details -and a Gyproc direction sheet.-.- Or Witte •
us for. fhe.F'REE booklet, ,"Buxlding and ..Re
modelling' with ,Gyproc", s4'
GY'SUIL LIME. and ALABASTINE,,CANADA, LI11ITED
Paris Ontario
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Mr. Dave Scott'has returned home'
from London hospital where he was'
reset zit gtreatinen '"for. rheuinatisin,
and is no* very 'much improved. Mr.. and : Mrs: George Harkness
spent Sunday with` Mr: and Mrs. Earl.
Caslick 'of. Culross. . .
Mr:'''James a Richardson is assisting.
Mr: -Alex Cameron with, the seeding
arid Mr. • Eddie . Waddel is assisting •
Mr. Miles Moyer, of Culross.
Mr, and Mrs:; Wm� 'D•awson,Mr'
and Mrs;:' Joe • Tiffin, 'Mr. •and 'Mrs:
George Tiffin. silent: ,$und'ay: with Mr.
;and Mrs: Wesley Tiffin
BUS. Victor Emerson •spent Tues-
day at: Henson attending,',th'e W.M.
S Presbytery meeting.
• The Whitechurch. Women's Insti',
tate. request :n full attendance•. of :all
dies .'of the community 'as' this i4
antiudl—rireetni ,r tret'yonc .will
be weldome '.'rhe date is May 8th' at.
2`:30 M `in • the 3trdl: at; White �hureh
- r--Aud1e-. -•-Holmes-
lyd Y
Died At • Goderich
: Mr's, Iiudley-Holiiies,•wife of Judge
Holmes of Sinicoe . County died at -her
home in Godericli . on Sunday night.
She had ,been i11. for several morias.
Mrs I:Iolmes:. was bdrn in Goder car
60 years' ago, being a daughter of the
sate Joh 1 Y. "EIwo.od,. St' that time.
.clerk of the High court S.he and Mr.,
-now Judge Holmes,' lived, for 25• years
in Wingham • Where • Mr.. Holmes,
practiced `law. They returned. to • God'e-
d'ays, rich four years ago: w�henx Mr. Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan and was appointed county' crown attorney'
eww.. foru'ron_eourity
c,ltildren, :and ;Grr. • arid- i1T>.s '3�anres' Surviving,. besides .her husband, is
Drennan, Kiotaii;- visited Mr. nntl' her motl>Ser, 'nevi* . . bei , and, ` s
Mi•s. 'Wilfred Plunkett on. Sunday.
Inspection..
Mrs.. Ball spent the,.past week With dtaughter: Mrs. John A.McLaren, .at
her f,�rtliei•-neisr' 'l.uchnow. •• Ottawa; four sons .and one daughter.
p at1y, .Carefully ,and• Mrs: Anhrey. Higgins. returned .to, They are:
.:D. o Ilolnies, tiow, croWn.
• Insert tions• -;Ne g _ of the
Pronipt'ly Done. Mrs:-
-on Sin-1day after,spendin the attprney at Goderich; John .E
ofGammerce, Toronto; Patrick
See•• us , before placing your order, 'past two weeks with•her mother, who, Bank,' ii"Soroe o; Pa ck
accompanied' then. balm,' ;and will E. of the' Mlchigj i in eii ank, De -
Visit friends in Detroit.: troit;. Gavin E„ mining
at
Mrs:, Gordon Stewart spent, Friday 'Kirklan'd-Lake; an•d Mrs. (Dr:)_ W.
• s Mother-i10r,',-:10r,', ibliis: Hugh :12. Kelly of White Plains; N.Y,
vCith.hci
Stewarts: • •
Mr: and Mrs. Bert Treleaven • visi- •• 4ED.UCIN'G TRAIN SERVICE
with Mb and:Mrs. Thos. Wiggins
on Sund,�y evening:
Ter -Style ..by:-
Bender-son
y:-
Hen e -son ; rs er . �: Luck-nO •On-> .-
Wn t urdie &. Son :- „ LticknQw,. Ont.
Rae' 8Z Porteous � Lucknow, .Ont.
LU•CK'llOW and WINGHA1fl r
11040. Dental. Works
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Most of the farmers have 'finished
,
seeding in., this. part:
Lucknow, Ont.. ; and Mrs. 'ilbur Stewart of
.. Mr: � •
Sheppart1ten•, spent • Sunday' with
Gordon and .Mrs. Stewart... '
Mrs. McEwen of Tiverton, is visi-
ting Mrs. ''c.`ini `Sherwood for a few
Hast' 'the'•largest and•, most complete'
stock in the ,most beautiful designs
to choose from, iii=
MARBLE,' SCOTCH, SWEI2ISI3
AND •C'AN DI'AiV'+f,.r14 Ai1TE"a::
W E make a Spedalfl'o1"-
Faniily monuments and' invite
your . nspec, ion..
19;14 the ,only elecric refrigeratoIN
. made for •domestic use were Kelvin=
ators. Since , that'' � time } -Kelvinator•
specialized ink electric refrigeration only:
And' of all the Kelvinators made during'
these 17. yearn, 'not one has.:ever worn
out. You can buy a .Kelvinator with the
certethrty otitis kin r>;g aLlong life -of emery-,
The -new K-elvinator models
Douglas Erns.
Phone•74
•• Lucknow
TaRI.FT •.? £;
THRIFTINESS is a state of,
nand that is, nearly as value
able an asset aS a bank, acs •
grunt of ,its' own.
ANI1,.i't's,4a'sy totell. thrifty'
. pen l'e from the way' in which...
they', read the newspapers---.
. just 'as you can" usually .spat '
the 'other kini
•' The great majority of men
and women: never put a news-
paper 'down until they have
_re,Ad the importanenews which
•
isdirected to them through' the
ad`veriiiseiti erns.
The modern .woniaii, espec-
• law, finds the advertisement::
,indispensable. She spends more
than five -sixths of the family I :Tames Vain'd, lots ye
turriec
Aird the •tyrosperity, - home at Cargill i�
income.
happiness aril heaiti of..
if 'her. We notice . that ibi:i. Vinlcitey h
household frequently depend ; bought a ttety Chet.; sport hug e..iict,
on her.. reading of the ads:er- 1Vl:» Tho liaW1.1ey .who .
isements and ou the wisdom : been Well of late is still. at his
home t ,•
with which she chooses every- • although, it was thought' at t t
t
thifig ' she buys. an operation would be necessar'y..
g
Irin .. Ma.. and 3Ti.s:• Roger Corri;:�'an .anrf
The .advertisements. j fi
n. :bliss Annie l•1:trie: were 'Sunday •visi-•
you comp le t o infornvatio
iroducts and tots •,at. Jam,et4 Baker's. spent the
about raoceptcd ,1 y
Miss VVinitifi ed Acker t l
new ones. Through them you ' week -enol with }ter fifiencl, • 1vllsg
can eoinp'are values dis-
"Bessie Vint,. .
cover_ways and means 'for.•. and''1VTrs° Frank °I'unGt.csn ,and
household efficiency Mt•
.greaterlas .L4liian were recent visitors • at
and enjoyment: and' snake,
= eat direr Acl.crt's, • Iol M
sure that every dollar. spent
play, "Secret' Society of Hely.
y
.-fii-il---it'etu-rtrr ... r - The
will'--bri`n�'-111-11d ++ Which ryas to
tioLynooD
The- C.P.R. • is taking • some drastic
ateps in • economy—'among' ' o> tiers
train service is •.being reduced on •a
number of branch lines, ,,n.nd : it. • w is
stated the -other day that a gut often.
• per cent in all 'salaries had 'come into
114y. anal tills.Cxoiime Cassidv� effect; `rhe --lime from ,Orangeville. -to
Andy 1Iancitiiore of Carill:and''1hos.; -g.'
and Teeswater. • is among 0'si ors t Ames. clal i 'sore, .su' ' those• to suffer: On• Saturday.iast
Vi itoi s at James.. Valad's. mornipg train at 6:10 pulled ,out .ef
• 1•ir, and` ➢J,t's• .�Da'rr MacKinnon and � 'the station for the'last time,. the ,cre��'
i
teccr. Jarlc'StoIitzer of Will.
Eadi'S i wercl having the engine whistle blow• anti,
had' waY to WinghAm by W,gy of
recent visitors at, Wih hTadic's:'passenger service on
' • mr. and ' Mbi. '!•,+idle• and fancily, fagew'ell. The
Messrs'. Bob anti;, Peter A'IdDiinaJd, the lirancli now consists of one; train
til recent
vioit, •Doniild and Wes in and • one 'out ,iri the middle do of
Mrs.he
T ater residents 'woo
were iecent �i5itors at iV'ii+s..f,*ulb •t'S
et • day. eesty train
rather have .had the . morning. Gaut'
'daughter ' t rid night train -in continued,
tYr removal
• The change res re train:
;froth Teeswater of a number
niers who 'had the,ir,homes''there. Jack
henry, operator, has gone, to Bala;'
and W: H.
e o -
ail c1 -1- have been pat . .
•10 Con..
MacPherson and -her ou a lana.
'- :keit-:lite+ncliail� rd-nbt-suit..the_compaa s pTR r were paid
__,Mrs.
King ie,, Who •has,
the i n which the ZO%�:bortuses.., 1
Kingston Univet;sity, are :v sitin•
g the resulted
m
former's father, Mr.; Geo; Barris.
' Ge'rrard Cassidy . ;ho ...spent ' 'the
past ?cw weeks 'with his aunt, Mrs.
1. to • his
Therinic. Tubes—world's fastest freezing of•ice
cubes and desserts.
_The Frost Chest,:,keeps meatand fish at''below
freezing temperature.
'
—4 -way told; automatically controlled—an
exclusive' Kelvinator feature.
—,Une-pieeei round cornered/,potcelain ;food
_.EQmparouents:::
• Triple- coated' porcelain exterior'with French
�ombthe a Gray trim. ' `
score oof_improvements w.tlic
h� lac th�na Quds_ . It "chin nio.'m pl re liar-dware._
.far in thel,:,lead iii the
dorniestic refrigeration field..
•
—The xGelvzn Grislier, Sir in-'
• stance, keeps. ; lettuce, celery,
and yegetables .crisp and fresh,
Ind even; restores thein when
'wilted. ,
•__Ylexo•rubberice trays for quick
and easyrem'oval,of ice cub -•s. '
••-Kelvinater's patented Iso
LO FIRST'
PAYMENT::..
Easy
Monthl Terms
"Monet and chromium ice tray
fronts. •
Electrically lighted. interiors.
„Balanced doors. :No stooping.'
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Asti 'a Kelvinrttor dealer to demon-
stratethere and many other featuner.
Kelvinators •are ' made in Can�rda:
at London, Ontario, by Kelvinator'
,of •Canada.Limited. .P.rf r' frons
$215. up, • f o.b. factofy, Loner, i'
Your Nearest .Keay;:-3tor Dealer will gladly demonstrate • 'tha• :new, models.-
LUCKNOW
-1Vittrdie.
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DISPLAY!NG''THIS 'EMD.LEM
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'Livestock Men. Organi e
PHONE 10
R'`.1 G E •R,'A..T i'O N
KELVI�NATOR PROTEC�T'S THEIR
PERISHABLE' MERCHAND.1S:E-
Ing to the ,effect that atiy farrier in
the County Who. had, purchased : a
pure-bred sine, on or after .Jrnuary:
'1st, 1951. would, be elegible for- the'
20 fes. bonus; •Iiroviding such animal
passed official. inspection. Anylariii-
ers• Nilo would be in line 'for this •
bonus- slxould get in "touch • at once
with their Township director or write
direct to the secretary, •Ian MacLead,
Dep. of Agriculture, Clinton.
It is •hoped that through' the Med-
ium of the Livest°cele Int'provemerit
'Association,• sotiie good work .may be
,accomplished iii the improvement of-
iibestocl and the Associations will ap-
preciate th•e ,s•upport and .co-operation
id esto‘k::ni en and, other inter
of all l
ested `men in the County.
A :meeting of the 'livestock' meri of
tbe_ Crcun_ty of Huron' was held.in •the
Agricultural .office, Clinton on.Satur-
dtay•;afternon, April 2iith; at which 'a
County -livestock -Inipiioyeii•rent A--,
sociati.en•' was formed. Aboi ., seventy.
livestock nten .and ...other . interested
parties were present and listened to
a very interesting address ,by R. W.
Wade,' direEtor of the Ontario Live-
stock branch. Mr. Wade answered
'number of ,questions` relative to dif-
ferent' phases sof the livestock indus
try "and also explained the conditions
nihil both Jack Steel
Stevens, .. m •
On runs from Toronto to: Montreal.: .
o farmers who purchase a pure re
'`(hill"fear tie first time: -' - •'
Silo- 'Where You. re
Invited to Shop .
^f,
A 13iisy' ran, was using the tele-
.
ele-
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"i .want `Bank double -two, double-
said '• 't,
tw,o," he " re eated the
o p
""Two -river, two -two,"
exchange girl, reproachfully:
"All right," •said the nail patiently,
"You ,&t me the number`-, • and' we'll
play at trains , later 9n.
Jews :were travelling through
Two J with,
iii •utoirobile, when, .w:
highwayman who appeared abou W Henderson,
One di'rector'•was appointed ;.from
each of the•sixteen townships and an
executive body of five, chosen froin
the' sixteen directors. The followtnn
Mk constituted the executive:--,,
President, Hiigh. Dill, • Goderich..
Vice. Pres., .Isaac Wright, •Winghant;`
Sec;-Treas•, 'Zan MacLeod, Clinton:
•Directors._(South Huron)' Wni..'OeS
trei.cher, Crediton, (North
Oliver , Turnbull, ,Brussels.
The directors . for each, •Towtinshi,
are. . as, follows: 'AShfiel'd', John. Far
risk; ,Colborne; Hugh Hill; Goderich,
Herb' Cox; ' :Grey; Oliver Turnbull;
Hay; L. }L Rader; Howicl , R.T. San-.
dersoit-Aitillett, Howard '. Arm strong;
the west` an a McKillop, Gordon IbicGavtn';• Morris,
out •warning, they were held tip'bY !m Stanley, Chffoirl
" t fif °
in es' Stephen, Wm. oestroicer;
rash Well* -Y1e
ACTION DISMISSED WITH
COSTS
An .acti.dti .entered iii Supreme
Court against the eXectitots ..o •toe
he
•state of 'the, lata lien. Bradley,'
Petrolia, b r W. D. 'Menem -Ad, ' of:•
Sarnia, on. behalf' of all:the heirs with
the exception of those named , an
beneficiaries ,ir) the will, Was .dis-
missed at Sarnia. Costs 'of the action•
were, assessed against the plaintiffs..
Phe liibtion ,for clipmissal• ,was, tirade
by counsel for. the defendants and
Was not, contested. The original ac-
tion. was brought by a ' mimber
nephews and nieces of the late Mr.
' Wnt BY dl'ey•i,o.upset,the Will which
divi`cled' his estate. between his brother
Lucknow Flour Mills
Mi.nitoba Flour --HAVELOCK'
Pastry' Flour — MADE -RITE
Mill Feeds --1L O'W G. R A DE
BRAN;.
: SHORTS'
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Fu11 tine- of
Purina
EED
C01I.1VIERCIAI. F
Pig . Chow, ' Cow Chow, Calf
Chow, Steer Patina, Chicken
Chowder, Chick Startina, Chick
GreIvena, 'Lay Chow, Etc.
SWIFTS • - •.. •
Meat, Scrap. and . Bone Meal
Now is the time to order: ye
CHICK STARTER •-
Phone 9• for priced.
WINTER WHEAT WANTED
W. E, TIIELEAVEN
feed, front of the I{ey Badley, o� Itrpley, *an d t
,' h ai°ai r V� D Ba
-,_ l been-.gtvotr ty
ilii s sensed t1 51
oat onod Oitie of rive
'veg:;iir'Te has �ir•'�i ..p Turning. to his,
f>tend,
itt R? A•. Will lie li+esented 'tarn instaitly s hut') his
it11
i nbills lc£
vvo
12,roll til
MO
as hep
to the Parish Hall, ander iuspwdl he sad "Here, 'Hoy, la dot
of "the Catholic Club. The pay pocket;
1, Own YOU.
be followed by a dance. „
Ivo „ er 'been Offered,
"Have you ev
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- firati : "Oirly.'°on'ce, madam. Aside
p ..
from 'that, I ve met with nothing •put•
Tu ikerStiii ri,
Isaac
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er asndit Mwass.
Pm; East Watvariosh; Melvifi ray- retere
tor; t Wawanosh, F. Todd. • abandoned by the plaintiffs hand an
order 'directing i s dismissal issued
.
,
motion was Pas5e�at the meet -
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