The Lucknow Sentinel, 1931-07-16, Page 811
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SrParkes•; Miller
1 very _pretty., :wexIcling. was sol-
emnized
ol-emniz d at. Kin 'St: United Church
parsonage; London,. chit., • on Saturday
July 4,1931, at .5. o'clock, When the
Rev. W R.' MacIntosh officiated '." at
the , narriage of Kathleen 1V,[uriel,
daughter of Mr, And Mrs, John
Lucknow,,_Ont;, and Frederick, '.John'
Sparkes of Dorchester. The bride
-Wore• a pretty dress of lace over sat-
in, white hat and;: aG essories to "riiatch
On- the followieg:Tuesday,evening,
a. reception .was held at .the. home of,
the. bride's, parents; Coti. 12 , W. W'.a.1h
when the, evening- was "spent in dant
seer The •young"' couple .received a
large. number of',vahiali'le and 041
gifts: Mr :and,'Mrs Sparkes ,ivi11. re
side at Dth ehester.
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Mr: and.''Ilitrs. ,Wilson Wsu'. and
family were Sunday ;visitors' at. Geo:
Baldenby's.. •
Mr.. and Mrsi S Paary and family mon: was . conducted'. by . Rev: '• Mr:
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Miss Annie ; C1.ark: has arrived ,from
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The �fhitechyrch' W. I, held, their;,. _ - •
i t Mr Saskatoon to spend the• vacation wi1'h
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Ezra S oltz ;The meeting opened :by'her n10 .carr. .,,
and
Sen Jack
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Mrs. W: CSs.
singing the' ' . Institute Ode.,; after..,
which ' all repeated' the `Lord's prayer are .visitors with ' Rev. and 'Mrs.
in unison. It was decided to hold Wilkinson at the Manse. •
a picnic on July" 24th, .at the end of : Miss AnnaStuart of Torpnto' is
the ,boundary,. Ali - joined in.singing:
Home Sweet Horne. Mrs. • MS;(. Lott
gavea reading and the topic "Don't:
Werk Your Body until your- Brain!
can't Work,'' was given by Mrs. Dus
tan Beecroft. Mrs. B. • Reed' ;sang a,
solo, "Sunny Boy.'r All joined iiising-
iirli "Bring Back. My Bonnie to Me '
Mrs. E. GiIles;pi'e gave;'a 'reading,
'spne•-o Mans'; Ideals. The meeting
closed ,by siniing the National A.n-
them , :Several, ,new', mellibers • >ned
a}t this" meeting,' The hostess served;,
lunch.:',and a:social half hour-' was;
spent,
Mrs 'l°.hzzie . Richards*n° of Tees-
water is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
J. Richardson.
Scott MacDonald
• A: quiet wedding` with only un red
'late relatives present took place at
the lovely farin 'home : of the bride's
parents •on July ;1st; ' when Ethel
-A-nand dat�gi3tex f=M
James• . MacDonald •of Lucknow, be_
came the bride of . William Robert
Scott, son of, the late .Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Scott' of ,,Ashfield: The;' sere -
of Detroit, spent a few. ,days with
Mr.., and Mrs. fno. Hodgins.
Miss Alice Simpson of .London was,
a' week -end visitor lit W. Boyle's:
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,Mr.. and ,Mrs • Stanley`Fair and was given in"marriage by `her. father
familyspent. Sunday:' with Mr.' and wore a gown of beige.georgette. and,
P, ,
Mrs ` ,Bert MLean. lace and,carried a bouquet •of trim
On Sunday, July.• 12th,
o , son .roses, After the .•ceremony a
• •L:O.L: N_ . ,
Members - from other lodgPIainty buffet, lunch was served.. In the
1139 and
paraded 'to' the Anglican ;Church fore evening a reception was held in 'Par-
• 'service at. 3 P.M.'The ..church' was fill-
• ed'. to . capacity..Rev. 11. T. Appleyard.
reached a `most; ifnpressve sermon
p istock' and the bride wearing.
• During' the ' offiertory, 'Mr: Fred Jack- ( � ..
for travelling ' a suit ,of 'silkcrepe
with 'hat and shoes to match. On
their return they will resideatthe
bridegroom's ' farni, :concession: 10,;
Ashfield... Guests present from a,'.
thstanrce erer1Vir's •:Lotme .Mttetinait
sister'., of .the bride, and two children;
Celquhoun of Ashfield' Presbyterian
Church, the wedding' march being
played 'by Miss Rachel 1VIacDonald,
Sitter ' .of the bride. .:The bride; who
amount Hall; where about two hod -
red :guests were gathered.'Mr.' and
Mrs. Sdott left by: motor, for 'Wood -
--Mr.--and-Mrs. W-. Conn,.•-spent..Sn
day with Mr. and Mrs. H. Simpson
of Culross.. '
Messrs Orville, and ,1 eorge •Tiffin
were at Listowel'. on. Friday evening
attending -a horseshoe ,tournament. r.
Messrs., Tom •Morrison; ..and Alex
Inglis of Toronto spent: ' the week::
end at their 'hojne. here.
Mrs. J B. 'Morris ..who has been
visiting in, Detroit and ` London, re-
turned home,'last Wednesday ',Her"'
daughter, Mrs. Watts and son,
inie of Detroit,returned with her.
.Mt:, and . Mrs. Victor'Emerson spent
Sunday with Mr. and:` Mrs.,' Dave Scott
of: Culross. • •
kr. and 'Mrs. _ Win., Dawson. spent
Sunday • with Mr, ;and Mrs: Wesley
Tiffin,
cin rendered _0; most appropriate
ao1o: '
Mr: and Mrs. John. McCormick and
• Percy of ,Rincardine- were Sunday.
visitors mat w Wm,_ Flalclenby's:`
Mr::and Mrs Dick Howard -and
Eugene' .of Detroit • were week -end
visitors, {with' friends here:
The sympathy 'of the community
to extended . to Mr. Jack Emerson in•
the loss of his barn on Monday Morn-
. Mr and:Mrs. Emerson had left
.'home for the 'celebration:" in "Blyth'
about. one hot}r •before the fire 'was
noticed,.''. Although • neighbors soon
,rushed to the fire, yet nothing could
be done to ,save the •building:
Mr. Wm: Montgomery renewed old
• acquaintances here on Sunday.
`. Aber .from here attended the
Garden Party, at St. -Jn 's— liurch;
Bervie. ' on Thursday eveningclast.'
Miss Verine • Hawkshaw � is at 'ire -
gent with -friends Vit, Pomt elaik.
The Edge'': of death called away
One. of the Well-known and highly es-
teemed citizens of "this community on
Monday A.M; in the person of Mr.
Abner Ackert. Mr. Ackert had been
in poor health for'. some time. Deep-
est synipathy
eep-est..sympathy is extended to Mrs..
Ackert and the bereaved family. '
Miss • Greta Hodgkinson of London.
_lip.e;rtt.fadewrda y:s-,.at-he home -:,here:
It--is--eas o -Snd_faa1 ta-be7tur--
between Exeter and Centralia.
fair; and people, love easy things.
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Katherine ' and Kenneth; Mrs. 7oslyri
and Mr. andI; Mrs. Frank Griffin, all,
of Detroit, and Miss Phyllis: MacDon-
ald of Woodstock, sister_of._thei-bride
Sutherland - Campbell
The . marriage of :Florence Ella,,
,daughter'of Rey. and • Mrs. D. L..
Campbell,' 'to'. James Angus ..:Suther-
land of Toronto, sew of Mrs. and the
late: J. b. :Sutherland; Gay's • River,
N. S., took place on Saturday at high
noon, ,in Pine River United church,
the bride's lathe! officiating. ,
The `bride, who was given in mar-
riage by her brother, Dr; J. W, Camp-
.
bell' of Chatham, was 'lovely iii white
?SStilr -sed- lace ancr air e • a s ower
bouquet ;of Sweetheart roses, Valley
Lilies and ferns. ' Her embroidered,
veil was • held by a wreath of orange
blossoms and• she • wore pearls, the
-gift of the groom: ''• ,
Little Uliss Barbara Pattison was
a dainty flower girl, and : Uliss E.
-Welsh presided at the organ. During
the signing; Of the register, . Mrs. L.
.R: �.1'attsen.:;ofr:M_dland.,�sang.- �A11:
Joy 'Bre Thine.” • '`
�•-Tlre ehtii clr was iandsomely dee--
orated •by the ladies of thein eorigre-
gation' with "peonies, . roses,' delphin-
home' for a week's vacation.. .-
Mr. John Miller •and Mr.; A. Ailorton
of Durham ~were' week -end' visitors:
at Mr. Cairns Aitchi°son's, •
Misses Mary. and,. Jean Switzer of
Norval are : the guests :of Mr. and
Airs. J. It, Webster. ••
Mr. and Mrs:
'Will
Heath and
son of, itche 'Willie'
rerecent
•visitors at. Mr; J. I .Rutherfords �'.
`Mrs. Parc Hyde and' `children`• of
Klincardi ie'are vrsitore with IVfi�, Aird`""
Mrs. Jas; " Ilyde-
1Virsa R "J: Woods and;`1VIr W., Lison`
Woods motored to So>i 1t rampt " re
cently. •
There- was a ' splendid 'I attendane
►f �beth_St.: Helens ' and Whitechurch
ladxes,atTthe Missionary meetinrheld
in the' United Church last • Wedues-.
day.' Mr$. T. Gaunt of Whitechurch.
presided. Miss, Edith .,hark of 'Tees=.
water, who is home on 'furlough from
''Africa gave a, very interesting 'talk
on her work in Africa. Solos: by 'Miss;
Fox :and miss :Agnes Gillespie were
enjoyed..A pleasant social hour was
Spent ' after the, meeting.
Mr and Mrs., Zahn- Miller ; enter-
tained, about. one 'hundred friends and,
neighbors last Tuesday ,evening in
honor, of 'Mr.and'Mrs. 'John.'Sparkes,
(formerly Miss Muriel 'Miller) " of
Dorchester.' All retort a, very pleas;
ant'evening. ,
Mr: and.' Mrs: John. Andersonand
A large number from here atten
ed- the . Orange . celebration at Blyth
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on.. Monday. •, ; , '
;hildren were visitors` with,. Stratford
iends over the week=end.
' Mr? and�trs.
McGee,, :Of
. Harry
Wingham and -Mrs. ,'John McGee, Sr,
;pent an afternoon : With • Mrs: Gordon
ind, Mrs. Miller..
CHURCH .1` O ES'in oul .et Tocifito was
} visitor at his home here. ' ;
:An open air service (Covenanter's Mr. 'ken Taylor' and- datiglite"' --Lily-
Conventicle) will he held at the 'Kin- ,f Blyth were the • guests of Mr, and
tail. Summer School .camp on Sunday Mrs. Will Taylor recently.
evening -at -7 o:'claeik-Rev. C7 -M..
Mr. 'Cil. 1.11—M-- •Cameron Was 'home.,
Donald will" conduct the service -and from Detroit for a. few. days:..
everyone' is welcome to attend. Mr. Gordon Cameron' has returned
United Church: W.M.S. '
;o the West after 'a Visit. at his 'home
- , The •July'.'ineetin of the. W.M.S.
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of • the .,United Church was held in the : ". The Institute -meeting `held at Mrs.
'School : Room, July 8th. '•The' presi Robinson Woods' was well: attended.
dlent, Mrs. MacCallum 'occupied the rhe report of. the Annual convention
chair. Mrs. 'Murdie •took ---charge , of was read by Miss M. C.,utherford.
A. splendid. , paper, on Making The
the program_:vtrhich ~vas on .Oriental .. , p � ., :paper _ _ Making
W rk' in Canada., Mrs. Campbell. read Beat of What We -Have, was given.
the devotional ' leaflet, ' "Vire Would , Sy. Miss Greta ,,Webb.
e_J_esus:"_.�Mrs..mGarness, Vlr.s -IVic
Nab , and Mrs. Thompson gave read-
ings bearing on. the topic. ' Two inter-
esting'readings• were given by Miss
Armstrong; also -a solo -by -Miss-Helen-
Thompson. The :president closed, the
meeting with prayer. ,
sum and Canterbury, bells. •
After the wedding breakfast at
the'Blas-c"e'.Inrr;. iiicardinnr hi -'1 aji
couple_.leftson'-a trip_toAhe_J;Iaritimes
ihe7liride'wearing a crepe ensemble
inblue and white. • . On their return
they will reside in Toronto..
's Work is Hobby, Too
Mechaniesare ahobby as well
ea the life's work of Henry
Blane•Bowen, chief of motive
• power and rolling stock, Cana1.
.liar! Pieific Railway, who has
• anup-to-dateniachineshop'in .• ,
'the basement of his Montreal
. `home. Here he had invented
number of. tools 'now in use'
• throughout the vast shop sys-
, tem .of the company-andbuilt •
a series of model istationary
and• marine engitiOs, to. the
greatadelight of his. three song.
He came into.,, pparticular• pro-
minence >aeeently, asthebuiider
of 'the• C.P:R's new giant,
08000". type, multi -pressure'
• , loconidti+re, the biggest and '1" -
most 'powerful:
-"-,..most'powerful: of • ill
kind in the world
and unique on
' the Ainericen
continent,
• iiestined for
heavy ;duty
in ,the •
Rocky
• 14lou.ia-
•tains.,
. The (pit-
r e a
,show•the
work-
shop, in
which :so
many of
Mr. Bow- •
en's lei- •
• `surehou'rs
arespeut.'
Re prides •
fit;
rT/r•:
hilt reIf
that it fe "
, 'the most complete private plant in
Montreal.. Inset ' Mr Bowen is
x , seen operating a m Mu ina:cbine,
Which be built with Ms own hands. a'3
The model marine ;engine; ph,own
lower right, is the latest product of the'hobby-shop. -Although it' is only four ilaelies high and could almost
housedin a cigar box it i e o , h .._ ., .• . ,
.. �, be g s c mplate int a min'`ttestdetail and cats develo 4bQ0• revolutions. e• ladlilttte:
It offers an interesting contrast when const ere . ,..,. , .
d . � 311 co'lzipa3'iaau With' the riew`eab• 333a33333aot13 locoinottyer •
yr, Eowen built them %Qtly.
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We have ;added to; out- equ pment :f;
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Foot �eRenckRenck
�Dr. `Scho�ls PedooC _. pIt•.,.
which takes the correct •impression .o.!
your stockinged ` foot .
• Properly Fitted Shoes give Foot Comfort. We can sup'
ply .you with shoes from AAA to EEE and guarantee
'SPECIAL WEEK -END PRICES
ON.ADIES' AND MIENS' SPORT ,.SH
Ladies low as w..,. y.»,..».
Mens as low as :. » » .»..».•- »•°„„..;..•
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MENS' -WORE.SH-OS to -;Soft .Arai'- ".Leather with Leather`
sore �i' ,good, Harvest 'S'hoe aU .. „ .. �» :
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,LUJCKNOW NINE
DEFEATS. KINEARDIN'E
The local iiine 'handed Kincardine
i. 6 - 3 defeat; ,,on °Friday. night -in
Caledonian. Pa` k, in' a scheduled 'Hur-
�n • Leagae ball . game and "no* have
2' strong hold on second place ,with
dour games• remaining to be .played:
There, was a good turnout• of 'fans
to witness the ,game, wtime,
was a bit draggy, due no 'doubt to
the 'good, pitching •which. kept; the
hits well scattered.. Cumming for the
ocals ' had twelve .strike;Outs while.
1 strike -outs, are credited oto Camp -
belt and hall of Kincardine,: • who
shared' the mound . work. , $ '
Kincardine, was held,scorless for
the first seven innings, andwere only,
allowed 3 'hits,' with two .alien' also
reacl}rng first op as e> ror ,4t.�3xd And
one ts left field. n -the 8tti� do 9ti
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.nnings, six ..hits, an terror at 'sh'ort,
:and':a wild -pitch: resulted: inthe vis.-
'tars chasing three runsacross the
platter. However, • Cumming 'was•
never int.,.trim* .and he Lakesider's
at no time. appeared dangerous
Art Andrew, lead off • man fore;the
homesters, in. ' the first inning
'drove a' long" fly to ' deep right for
:i' homer and 'scoredi standing up. In
three,other .trips . to'the plate he laid
down two neat bunts : and flied out
;,o right field: 'He scored three runs
and drove 'Clark Finlayson, in With•
a tally inthe sixth. Jack Brabson in
fourtimes: at the bat cracked out .a
clean single and was l$assed three
Friemissand-neigirbnrsgatlxgre.t titates:-N __.__.- . _...�_.... _.
tl a home • of Mr.. D. B. Murray :- on
Friday evening as a surprise to Mr.,
and Mrs. Cliff' Murray . in honor •of
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Notic. e' • Toy Creditor's
IN:+ THE •'MATTER of the Es, ate •
of William Guilin, , late 'of, • the Town.-
ship of Kinloss , in the County' of
Bruce, Gemantlen,• deceased.
NOTICE is °hereby given that all •`•
persons haying..any „claims or de. ''
rnands against they late. William Cur -
.1n, who died ' •on or ” about the fif-
teenth day of May A.D. 19131 `at
the Township ;of Kinloss in the . Coun-
;,y of Bruce, are required to send by
;dost prepaid orto deliver' to ' the.
:indersigned,'•Agent for the Execu,.:
tors under the Will of the said.
tam' Carlin,
their names and; addres-
ses• and -full particulars, in writing,
.4 their "'clairns� and statements : of
heir,accounts and_the _stature of
securities,` if any, held by them, I!duly,
✓erified by ' affidavit..
L.n'd `entice at after -_the
awenty-fifth day. 'of July A.D. 1931,,
the said ,executors„ will : • proceed to.
1'stribute-the assets of'the said' de=
.cased among p the ersons, entitled'
.hereto, having regard onlyto. the '
alarms whim they shaIF t1ie'n "have
:rad notice, and that, the said execu-'
cors Will not be liable for the' said
.ssets or any part- thereof to any .'
;person of 'whose claim they shall' not,
.hen have ` 'receiired notice. '
This notice is given • pursuant' to
.he 'Statute in that behalf.
:Dated at Lucknow, Ontario, this '
30th ' day of June, A.D. 1931:
Joseph Agnew', Lucknow, .Ont., •'
Agent for, . the said -„Executors.* •
The locals' got ? .counters . in , the
fifth inning and bite "run in each of
the ; lst, our innings with the,,, excep-,
their- -recent---marriage. Dnring_.the tion; of the 2nd ',franc:
evening the follol.ving address was The Bax Score:
read:_ • • Lucknow 'A.B.' R. H. P.O. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray- A Andrew c.f. 4, 3 •. "3 1 . '0
Dear Friends—We hive gathered R. Finlayson, s.s. »4 •0 0 • 1 1
here this evening to convey to you'
our"best wishes for your f iture jiap
_piness and ,prosperity.
'Teo' aften ire :our rural sdistricts
the marriage 'of . a young , oouple
means 'the impoverishment of ;Air
community life because the lure of•
the city attracts them so strongly.'
ll. Cumming, p. ......3 1 . 1 12 0
McCartneyr-2fid'4 —0 .. _
7 ,:Hr son; if. :.:.».: - I - g; -pi- ,1.,.
O:=Tho ripson, if 4. • 0 1 0 --=G-
C. Finlafrson, c. -•.•.4 ' ,1
R. Thompson, 3rd 3 0
J. Baker, •1st
We 'congratulate ourselves that yo
are remaining in our community'ad
that this gathering to -night has no
touch of sorrow' at the thought of
parting with you„ We know that -the
greatness 'of our `national life de-
pends peon . the quality . of the . home.
rife, and when in a new home hus-,
;sand and wife, are united in love hold -
ng the': same high ideals, andthe
carne Christian faith, the greatest
possible contribution will • be made
o upbuilding of Canadian Christian
:itizenship. , ,
We therefore take great pleasure:
it -presenting ;you with this ---table,
!hairs and fernery,' as a token of
sur esteem. With heartiest congratu-
ations and the ,earnest hope that
lou, May • be spared to'one another
ind to us for many 'Useful and hap-
py'.years, we ask you to accept it.
° (Signed) Thos. B. Traylor:•
John Cameron.
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POLE -VA'ULTER IN TRAINING
Froth the Goderich Star We learn
that "Bob" Stoddart, 'Canada's cham-
pion interscholastic prole vaulter • is
ieing trained and -coached in llamil-
',on, by .Cornelius and Kelly of the
\Hamilton Athletic Association,' in an
effort to add 6- inches to his record
if 12 ft 6 inehes; •Which *ill permit
'iiin to qualify for the Olympic games
;o be held in Los• Angeles. "Bob" Will
se remembered : as having give a
.iaulting••e chibition iii the Village on
Fair Day last, year;: • '
'Sixteen countries have already an-
iounced' their • intention. of taking
'art in the World's. Grain Exhibition
Ind C ferenCe to be held at Regi
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Mortgage Sale,
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Of Valuable Farm Propert}* sit" tIie-
:Township of Walesa :
Under and' by virtue -0 the powers '
if sale contained in a certain mort-
gage, • which ;will be produced at the
une..of_-sate,-'there •will' be offered for _
...late ubli' -actio t:t o .. -
1 by, p G •u n a he- , Mce-of - ,
losep'h A:gnew:'- an :the "'yillag of
'yucknow, on Saturday the -eighteenth
Jay of July, A.D., 1931, at 2 • o'clock •
n' the afternoon, by Matt. •Gaynor,
Auctioneer, the following property, •
'1' t 1' 31 g 8 2'i •;namely;
o a' ' All' and singular that certain par-
Kinca$ine 1 ' A.B. R. E. P.O. E. .e1&gr 'tract of land and premises
lr+, Halt, 2nd' .••.». »....b 1 1 1• ' J ,ituate, Lying and being in the Town-
Campbell,
own n
Campbell, Ip., 3rd ...5 0 • 1 4 .. 0 ;hip• of •Kinloss , in the County of
1I, Dogg, c. 0 ° 1 2• 0' druce and being. composed of Loi.
O hall, p., 3rd. •.».4 0 • 1 • 8' 0 ' iumber Sixteen in the • Fifth `'Con-
.Mci.ean, of 4 :0' i1 2 O ,ession •of' the ,said Township, of
19 ' .witzer, '1'.f- ....:4• 1. 1 _.0 0 ,Cinlass, , containing one hundred
M. Graham, ;1st —4 1 1 • 5 0 "jcres more or less. • •
This is an excellent farm and is •: ,
situate five miles from the Village
of Lucknow,two and one-half miles-
from
ilesfrom a church, and• one and ' one-
quarter miles from a school. -
There is said to be on this prop-
erty a good two-storeymb%c o ei
J. Burnsides, ss- .•°4 ' '0 1 1 0
G. Anderson, r.f..•.4 0 11 r" 0
Total .» 38 3 9' 24 0
Kincardine :.» .:. ,» ..•.••...000 000 012.3
Lucknow ......,»..» »,,....»101 112 00x--6
The summary:
Home run—Andrew. Tivo base
•hit—Cumming. Left on bases—Kin-
cardine 6, Lucknow 5. Bases on balls
•--off Campbell 2, off Hull 3,'offm
Cu -
ming di. Struck out—Campbell 3, hall
a good barn about 36 feet by 42 ftq
and a henhouse.' , • •
The land is a good clay loamand.
there' is ten acres of hardwood bush..
There is' a good supply, of orate .by
'8, Cumming 12: .. ° I windmill.
Umpires—McKenzie : and Agnew.
'Lochalsh 7, Lucknow; 4. ° ' •
' Lochalsh and Lucknow engaged
in a -friendly baseball game in Cale-
donian park on •T µ'esday evening, the
visitors whining by the above. score.
However; the local_'aggregation had
not the regular .line up in the • field,
and didn't contribute their best•brand,
of ball. • Lochalsh has some young
•chaps who .gave a good account of,
themselves and may yet evelop a
ballteam which. will' be P a close'
TERMS OF SALE: -Ten .per cent.]
orf the purchase money on the day
of sale and balance within -thirty
days thereafter.
Further ' particulars and condition4
''of sale 'Will be made known on the
Idayof sale or may be had on appli-
cation,
ppli-cation, to the undersigned•.
DATED at WINGHAM, Ontario,
the thirtieth day of Juhe,, A.D. 1931.
MATT, GAYNOR, YLueknow, Ont-
ario, Auctioneer; • -
J. H. CItA•WFORD; Wingham, Ont=
trio, Vendor's Solicitor.
With the ball teams which made that . • (16-7-0'
burg notorious irr baseball circles
several, years' ago, --that w'a`s when
players suchas "Jimmie" McI en
driek and Ji3i Cameron_were hi their
prime , °
The • ine u'p•--Lochalsh-•�4, F n-
lason p.;
y , c,, A, 1!inlayson, K. Mae-
.Cannan, 184. It. McKay, 2nd; J. Ra.
7fiettL-Fiank, liarilton, faieom
layson, Danny Long
Luck-hai+v-=C.. Finlayson, '0,1 A. Mr
Cartney, p•, J. $alter, ist; J. Brab.w
son; 2nd.; 4t, Finlayson, as:; 11. Me'
Ohi e, 4414 (Iutflelcl—J. Pi iaher, C,,
' from 25 to iAtttat 0+ 1932 IIr' on, 8
a', B. Campbell, Mrd,, Out. Thenp4o0i Trovibridg3.