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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1931-12-31, Page 1';h1;r3;:.!:•'.•43,33roh,J.4h etre•;,4r P r e• .11 •.,'t•rr4 ,•rr. tt; • • 44 rdr • 4. $14Q ?" :1E4E1 ?(N: ADWL NM $2.50 oruERwist , • 141jeliNt3W9 OHM TIOIRSIIIATI DECENiiIER.515if 1.9; • • _ . • 4:- -4. DENTIST • • DT,' R!' TrolOaven., Lacknow. 'Hours: : 9,-42 A, .,P.11,1 pr—vp, 'X-RAY,. R. 1114.11ering-ton. R,ARRisTER, SOLI:C00% ETC. 1/4 Winffkam, Ontario. BRANCH OFFICE• AT LUCKNOW ..Hj-Wednar Alitemoons- WALL PAPER—A full line of 193 PitP!w !Ita,110.,PricCs • , i a1.a1S9 gent At leading Ss:' ed Much ebneeiri• as to his condition; ASHFIELD `FARM*lt' SUFFERS FATAL STRIOKE • janfes Cok Is Laid to Rest .onWed- nesday-,--Death , Resulted'. From, Ole community- in the neighbor-, hoOil of liackett's Church On 'the 10th -eoncession of Ashfield ' suffered the -1:4:!Pp :of another inneh ,respecteil neigh: .bOir, .the, death of :Mr. -Jame§ Cook ; •{W hick oecuir-ed at his hthiie'.4'at an early bpur on: Monday Morning. " a ;Week; preVioue 141. 4. ..41c , • ?. g (LW: • • • lilifrOP-r4 $.,FV,,rere •4•sti9,40; Un , • -, -t ...and •from which he failed to recover. •••'4 h. 1 C. 0 V NT.--;,11r1Ch-itevy-OriPavener-2was-helci gettage.-:-Apply Dr. R t. TrPieaven•: 'church enC:Wedneriday afternooe. 1044'9f which Mr. Cook Was O FOR SALE—Whippet Ceack:, a.,:aithful niember'had charge of the 1927 model, lat class' working condi-: internient being made in • thin: Apply to Nelson Wintbritein; at Greenhill Cemete Mrs. John Sutton'S. • Mr Cook is , survived by his wife and one son, Jo of Winnipeg; who was home for the feral. Three sis- ,A7-6eftlified-RaffiiitiOleirWill;15enfrr MfDavid Au ton of 'Imekneer,:, town • next. week. -,*Sitve your Radio Mrs. Hamilton of Loc lshiend Mrs: troubles, for him,' . Apply: at Sentinel Dorsch :of Grand Rapids and - two Ofts, . 'brothers Arthur of Paramount ,and , Jelin of Lion's Head, also sutirive. Reeve By Acc1amation"; Run ?..F701):Council and School Board soca: D,larofneep Qualify'For Council Five .Others Seek Seat'On Stlipol Board— leve lito.fed4e0 Sack 4004144.tion An' elettion council ;1,144 selyri ; W. G. , Andrew Was, there'eaed',41i- board- in, Lucnow wa an assured ow.,:end'speicoobriefjy, stating that :Mr; fact .When- the.'4ock :StruCklaine-,, on MPerhinald had given the 'nieeting• Tuesday evening fell.z44nt'Pnecessarylecinformation •fated . • H : Meeting Gie•;previetas rnght,1 h4s intentions: wereJti kid if . the array of candidates Make tion to the board. • —Wa-Przcsi--statefOie-hed--er..7 rate-paaie r: • 'It • 1 , • .irotirt RADIO REPAIRED FOR , • • , • • • SOLE COPIES 5 CENTS ' Extending To You Heartiest NVishes For' A New Year • • of Health 'and Prosperity' ' •, village can look for an over -dose of ed on the board, for 8 years, and now local POlitic-S. the next few days., ; wiih a modern school in Which one can Seven of the ten, councillors nom- receive a first-class certificate he hutted, qualified Outing the day and .feelp he would 'like to withdraw to of the eight nominated for the afford someone • else an opportunity School board only three resigned, as of taking part in this important work. was necessary, leaving five in the Dr. Johnston, one of the new non - field At) fight it Out for the three IrieeS then spoke. He was not. offer - vacant seats. ;. . • . ing 'oritkism, but on 'amount of the is as matters stand t' _.41Perefee.,4 in tbeiselieel'rate, thought Reeve Rae—Acclamation. • Candidates ,For COIITO contest El Uc now For 'Reeve & Council ..O.N:=0,1=••••=0. Two In Field Dor Reeveship :in Kin- losii--,;Seven • Seek Seat on. Council Beard--4leeve Colwell. Retires. " it might be well to practice economy -• ;He stated his interest ia educational. The' election campaign in Kinloas Work and .that he might Possibly 'got off to a start on Tuesday, follow - W E Anderson. A W. Hamilton i stand for' election to the board. in ing the nomination on Monday after - vi 0f c d Si t ripen 'when twe aaphrantri for the FOR .SA4E-,-27 acres of land in' Robt Mullin • Wm .% Mar ie ameron s desire to • ,• .• Withdraw. Huila ToWnshiP:, • Qu the land is CELEBRATE SILVEis . Stuart Rebertion • Donald Vergusen reeveship and seven nominees seek- . • •0 Situate a good harn and h use. :The, . estate 'of the late' Thos. Browit.--.- WEDDING ANNIVEISA,RY Apply to Jim Shrift's, Blyth. . ---,-- , About eighty guests were eziter- ;„.. our, Saw Mill yard will be closed' twined at the home of Mr. and Mi.S. ifailik January 1st to January 25t1 W. R. Farrier on christulas bay, inclusive and no 'logs will :boe re- when they celebrated their Silver cervaiduring- that ,tinie, Sighed, Wedding Anniversary. Abutit Aft aq-ik.i.moy..Now TABLE co.i. LTD: relatives gathered in the afterneo and partook..of a wedding dinner: The dining-reem Was , tastefully dec ()rated in sillier and white. Inoreed- iately folloWing the dinner, ,,toests We 'belie new Contracted for a years supply 0"green cordwood we • are not open to °boy eay anore. • We are -,however open to buy. . ' dry cordwood W.Ould be glad to were. prepoied. by Mrs. ROC Phillip, have you calk and 011us what Yeti • have -to • .„ of Goclerich; the one to the bride Signed . and grown of twenty-five years, ago The 'Juana Teble (o..tunited was fittingly responded to by Mrs (-3t-12—c.).0 Farrier. - A reception was held in'the even- , • NOTICE In . order to administer the Estate of' the late E. N; Hodgins, it is nec- essary that all accounts owing to T'he Lucknow Coal Company be paid. All persons owing the said company are requested to pay same on or be. fore -February- Istr-next; -at- -Wm: Mardie -and Son's Hardware Store, who is authorized to gilie-effecttial receipts. -, t (3 NOTICE RE LOGi ' Weare again open to buy certain kinds of. logs this season. , Just at, present we can 11,4 Cherry, Birch, , Basswood, - Ash and Poplar for cratin'g lunib0r. All logs.tohring first .• grade price' muSt be 14 ft., sir 12 ft. long, with 14 ft preferred, especially in the. basewbod as we must have a large Percentage .of 14 'ft. logs' in basswood, and-. first grade 'must be strictly clear and • straight. We are going to be open te 'buy a • stated quantity of beeCh, also we may be able to- take al.stated quantity of Soft Maple but will advise you later re this. Owing to the fact we took • in so mach Elm last year, we regret: that we are' unable to handle any Elm this yea; -- Last 'year we received quite a. number of 'rough logs which were ' suitable only for crating. This' year - we will be forced to -grade 100 accordingly. We will be very glad to • give prices and full information by calling at our office, We can use the lumber from your 15gs 'in oar th'e money is left with' the Canadian Fariner and kept in circulation at home because these woods are just as, good as certain woods which are being imported from the United States:, We appreciate the favors ,you -have always given -us -and we trY our ------,..best-te-give-the-veryqiest-satisfaetion. and service. A ing when a large number'of, relatives and friends gethered • to complete the' day's' celebration. The wedding arch which was _used twentytfive years ago was beautihilly, decorated' ,with spruce ..boughs, daipty, silver trim, mings arid a white bell. While ,Mr --and Mrs. -W..- R. F_arriersto_od_b_epeate_preidi o4' ver _mbetingiiii:_en the arch for the aecond tizne, the his suggestion it. Wiedecided by the spirit 'of,tWenty-Ave-years--- ago-wa5- -ra-unpayers-,-tha-t-- the report -of the • ••••• Phillip Stewart (4 to be elected)" , .1 ' • Candidates for School Board • . Rev. C. H. 'MacDonald: W.G. Andre* Dr. W. y. Johnston•. A. E.' McKim Hugh McIntosh,: ' • N.A . (3 to'be - elected) „ `' Dr Connell, was not in °. the aud- ing a seat on' the, counCil„Voird, ienee and A.,E. McKim sPoke brief: ified 'for elecion. ' • ly but could not, say definitely as Caaididates--P'or---ReeveshiP - • The nomination meeting on Mon- day night, attracted a large gather- ing of ratepayers of ,the village, who were afforded an opportunity to lie; ten to a number of intelligent and _informative speeches, in regard to County, village' and school affairs. The audience was rather slow. in gathering and 'for the first half hour it appeared ,that little interest would,. be shown. After that, the attendance rapidly 'increased and by 8.30, when he hour ,for receiving nominations 'had. expired, there was long - flat., of nominees ..for the reeveship, coiili cil and school hoard, • M; Agnew, clerk 'of the Village, •. Signed The Lucknow Table Co. Limited. (31 -12 -Le.) WEDNESDAY NIGHT CLOSING The grocers. in the village, accord- ing to. the usual custom Will dose on , Wednesday nights tfrom how until the commencement , of' the weekly - halt" : holiday. 't GREETINGS - • , To Aur marry friends and* custom- ,ers we extend, the Seaion's Greet- ings and 'our sincere vcsish is' that the New Tear may have in store for you, Health, liapPiness and ProSperi- • - WM. MURDIE & SON. • •0 h BORN . McCARTNEY,-*--in Wingbam Gen- eral Hospital., Friday, December to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mc - 4 artney`o a Sone revived as Mr. Wilbiir .Tiffin of Wing - ham read "A° Second Marriage;" by Samuel Bishop. The bride was charm- ingly, gownerin black georgette and lace. In the earlier part Of the even- ing a program of music and reading's was rendered, after hicli games were enjoyed. • . The happy conple were the, recip- ients of many'beautiful and useful gifts and hearty congratulations were Voiced from eVeryone. The cern- triunity joins in wishing thein may happy returns of .the day. '- ' • ; ALL BUTVAPGREEN CHRISTMAS ••••••••••••••••=m4 Old Man Winter tried hard te add to the spirit of Chriatmas by letting -loose, a little skiff of snow on- Chris-41the-orrlY couneil nominees to spea tplas Eve arid with a drop in tem- School Affairs. perature, it helped somewhat to Noininations- for members of the make one believe it •was Christmas- sch9o1 board were received ''as fol- Fellowing a few days of Mild' wet lois: Dr. Johnston, Dr. 'Connell, A. weather, the day before Chriatrna4 McKim, Rev. C. H. 'Ma,cDenald, brought heavy ram in the morning w. "G. Andrew, R.J. Caineton, J. adeompaiiiedi,_.by:ithinder7and-lightm-• G Anderson, Hugh' McIntosh. The ing. Late that 'evening, however, a light fall of Snow resulted with a decided drop in the temperature: Since that time delightful weather has, prevailed, somewhat cold but with' n� ,snow. As a result ears aid Cunning as int 'were sturtriaer and et the same title tie pond provides an ideal sheet ' of smooth ice for hockey and skating. SNEAK TRJIEVE'S AT WORK ,KINCARDINE ' school board should be heard first. A.t previous nominations it has been vsnal to hit.4 this report following the Village affairs and too often enly small audience remained. , Ninitinees 'fortreeve. -were: Rat, Mullin, W. B. Anderson, •Win. ,Mur - die, , Robt. 'Rae, A. W. Hamilton, Stuart Robertson. • • For councillors: all members of the old council, Mullin, Hamilton, An- derson' and M'urdie, with additional nominees as follow,s: Duncan Mc- Leod," Donald, Ferguson, Alex Agar, E. Millson, S. E. Robertson, Phil- lip. Stewart. Members" of the council for the past year and Mr. Robert - sop, who had some useful nforih- tion to give. the rate -payers, were About one of ,the meanest bits of 'thieving we have heard 'of for ,some time- occured Kineardine' last evening when two, ladies' 'fur coats and a linan's coat were stolen from the basement' Of the United Chruch there, dering the'evening, service. The, coats belonged,. we pre - two to members of the choir 'and with the service 'In progress 'and no one about down:stairs it was quite a simple matter 'to perform the theft This ig undoubtedly one of the most shocking petty thefts Ole can croagmeIT-We-ther tliY-thief thie- ves were residents, of that town or strangers, we -ate not aware, but whoever Perpetrated the theft, and especially troin a place of Worship is of .the basest charieter. 4. 4333'3,34•341134,0tr to his intentions. J., G. Anderson an ex -member of the board.who retired two years ago f !lowing a six-year term did not intend to seek re-election. • He AngusItictintosh* David Carriithers .. '.'Candidates For -Council 'James G. Huston ' 'Alex' McKenzie Adam ,McQiieen 4 Rod McDougall Richard Elliott ' .Thomas Moore thought as Dr. -Johnston , did .-that. * Ilitileolin Ross there. might 'be some.,curtailment in The following ,were nominated fel. expenditure. This however :was not 7e-cre: J. W; Colwell:. (retired), 'An - in the form of criticism. He suggest- ;us McIntosh and David Carruthers, ed, with this in view, that the teseh- Richard Elliott' (withdirew): ers might voluntary excepk a reMic- Fie. COuneil--Jarnes Huston, Alex tin in salary. eKenzie, Adam MtQueerr,--7Red Me= Hugh McIntosh stated he had ser- Dougall, Alex Sutherland, (withdrew) vel on. a, rtiral school beard, enieYri Richard Elliott, Thomas Moore, An - the !work, and might'possibly sta d ;us Macintosh :(qualified for- reeve) if•there was an election: ii, was not ' Malcolm Ross. of the opinion there would be ' the Rheve Colwell who hat held office Your Eyes: .and . Our Service: • BY F. • T. ARMSTRONG..., . .*. Lucklow .• DID YOU NOTick 111E. LADY? She took off one pair of glasses and' put another on when she wand to, read. She might if she wished have ONE pair for TWO Uses. For' those who wear their, correctiens constantly this "tiro - in -one'.' plat is'ideal. Pat and near •seeing -with „one pair of -glasses. If- interested in ,this con- venience; let us know. Continued next week 3uRIOTUAs MARKED TWENTY-FIFTH :WEDDING -ANNIVERSARY:. 00.14.1./.10•1/1110 Yfr. and Mrs. Robert Dangles Pre- sented - With Silverware .en .The '. Greirelott of Their Twenty -Fifth Wedding Aniuveinsary.: 44,4 , • 'The Christmas gathering Of the ... jouglas fainilies was held this year 4 . as he thought "they would, fix' thiS for 'fee* years considered it was time ,it the }unite of Mr. and Mrs.Temple il ' thing iip.'' , retire and with' prospects of an .Clark, the oteskon being of partici)? . • - D. C.1 Taylor pointed out that on telection-dadea to enable someone else- :ler 'interest as Mr. and Mrs. -11,-eberil w ' acconnt' of the expense of an extra i.:o take .their turn in this office. Douglas Celebrated on that 'day their teacher and the increase in atten- dance, with the Bruce County Grant It was, to soilie extent thought that siket anniversary. .iley,...were, possibly the eld Council board would - . • being based .on_tlie_aferag_e fer__the le; returned but the nomination meet - past three years, was'due the sip- ing determined it would be other., -crease-in the -rate -to some -extent." He rented by the -relatives, with, a, very •. - prefity silver basket and Christmas ‘ifts, 'rem their family . included Stated that the salaries paid were ' harm the...average and cost of runn-, There was a feeling among tome. n• : ver ' kniveA _and forks. 1"s:-•af -theTratepayers,4especielly at this ' ., ing the school about as low as On Saturday night a Alai: gath. .1nd of the Townehip, that • possibly ering was held at the home of Mr. sible to have it. Heating systems in too much money, which ameunted to and Mrs. Will Douglas. various places liave been investi- shnost $2,000, had been expended on On Monday night. iollowhag, Mr. ,- ' • ' ' gated in an attempt to find. a euit- able means to 'improve the eircula-, tion• of heat in the focal school and the renovating of the Township gall - at Holyrood. Also it was expressed oa4ndholinoirs. atDeauggliasthewrienr: held This thus reduce the expenditure for fuel: from' some peintii that not enough ' home of .Mrs IL .G.1Sheriff, when a,: ---:----- -- the attention had been paid to the dm - number of friends, and relatives • This investigation writ done by cepion roads in seine eases, board !with no cost to ratepayers.. In spite of a slight increecie in the • These however, seem to. be only irr9ilihor ;f1"6, .t-wwienti,:.Allivee yearsba..ago, rateo necessary to provide instruc- tion and accomodation to the yearly increase in the, number of students, it affords an opportunity to get a first-class certificate, at home at a great saving to parents and is direct benefit to thi'' village. Nr. -Taylor -was -greeted- -with -applause- when he stated that .our •caretaker was rated as the best in 38 schools. 'VILLAGE -AFFAIRS :• Reeve Rae Speaks „ Reeve Rae was the first of th? Council board to speak, all •mernbere three_ retiring members, who are of*which gave clear and 'intelligent eligible for re-election are Rev. C. IL, MacDonald, W. G. Anderson and R. J. Caneroh. Rev. C. H. MacDonald, the chair- man of the school -board was ifie Kist 1-3-enditure- on county roads was re, ill but for the most • part county expenditures are , an- eontrolable. The- Department of Highways has been • petitioned re- questing that no highways be built this year in Bruce. Merle are over 400 on the Old Age Pension. T5i-iching coy -Weal -affairs -Mr.-- said the village was, in an improved financial condition.-Debentires debts with the akception of the 'new water System will all be fatid, off;in 1941 and the bridge debenture debt re- tires shortly. , Station street offere . problem addresses. Mr; Rae spoke brieftly on County work.stating that ratepayers could hot look fol a reduction in the county' rate to Any extent. The ex - speaker *calted-upon7-fla-:offered7soin • valuable infornition regarding school work and at the concluriion briefly outlined the inapectorte reports - the public and continuation rooms. There is 'an increase in the titunber of continuation_ school pupils this year,and the teachera*are well quaff, fied. The public ,school holds an.but- standing place in the • inspectorate With the work being beyond ,criti- ciSm. In almost every instance th'e school building was given a first class report exeeqt cciais; when on - account °fa the tWo Babas beiu minor grievances, as the 'work of the council on the whole was quite satisfactory. CAR BADLY DAMAGED • ' ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT Pare Crash on Main Street Christmas Night—Durant, Owned by Wib.• Sheane Badly Damaged. . • While waiting in his .car in front of the Town Hall for those who had accOmpanied WM to' the dance on Christmas night, mid who were pre- paring to leave for home, ,Wib. Sheane had his car badly damaged vihen another car, said to be driven at an excessive speed by Kelly John- ston of 'Ghterithrerashed into :him 4.4'- he •avement is somewhat nar- row at this point, compared to that "many happy 'returns." Cards and old-time dancing' made the evening a most enjoyable one dnripg the(' ...• course of which Mr.'Phillip:MacMil- r, lan presented' Mr. and Mrs. Douglas on behalf of the friends, with a" 'f/ silver cake plate and salt and pep- " • , per shakers. , _ . • RE -FEED MOLASSES The refinery shipped a much larger car of molasses than Was ordered And the oversupplywin be for sale at the store. There are also -some bbls. that were leaking in car which we haire, weighed up and are for sale at a 'price to clear !quickly. Customers ivishing smaller quantities can he -supplied is- we, have it on tap. in .the business section and with a: row of cars parked on each side of the street, leaves only sufficient room for -traffic to piss. Sheane was still), ped on the right side of the street 'ting -for a-inotitent ' for -his -party - to get into thecar. As Johnston ap- proached it would appear that he attempted to slacken nic, his speed as it it said his esti swerved sonie- what on the, slippery street before crashing into Sheane's al,. The , impact broke. the buinper of Sheacce'e ; housed in the One building, lialli! and some, permanent work ,appearscar -and drove the radiator in. The !Ways, playgrounds and such like re- to be a necessity. If the street could front fenders were banged, up and ceived a second class 'standing. 'rhe be made to stand upiti�thist,wouraidbe e,a glass 'in the car door broken as ititAgie of about 1% mills ,in the Poor policy ' t When, tring , practice wn as treakitre some of the spokes ..., seget ire ad'. ic-d tas due to 'sOT. e extent economy.. Calcium thlotide *Jed ae in elle steering ..,whe--ei. ' to a f Ali teacher. Salaries paibst ureVentitive , probably, had The damage to the Johnston cat the elect teachers and the sexton. Sonne effect on the • terrible condition ,wits, c not se great, atid• from what -mil-minted to-opProximatelY $1.040' this road is in. The upkeep of this *---e gatcnor the driver of this ar requires •sorne-St a, wanted ten dollars from Sheane to Month a Agtire which is bele* fli"e r ad, which repair his cat. Sheane's car' was joyed the Nvork but had not fully de- g g keeping eVn the take to. Smith's garage, but we are average. Mr. MacDonald said lie en-, ci travel, together with the cost of . . cided, if he Would Stand for je-elec- dust in whatever way it is done, unaware if any agreement between tion or n0t. - • , • (CONTINVEI) p414.GA , Ale two as reached, - WEEK OF PRAYER The' Week of Prayer *Will be ob- served in the 'churches of Lucknow,' _the_:_week of January 3. Seriites will be held as follows: --- Jan. 4 Presbyterian Church 5 St. Peter's Anglican church 6 The United Church 7 , South Kinloss PresbYteriati • Church. • 8 Presbyterian Church. ,All services will begin at eight o'clock. 'That on Monday will be par-'• • ticulerly adapted to, the interests of the young people of our village. We • so ntttke • a great deciiiieri, when we face a New tear. So it cshouldbe fated With a faith rosy and vigorous, a faith stimulated 'by a fresh incipira-_ tion receired-by"whitiarnrc-Ged. The services of the Week of Prayer are commende to thepeople of ot lege, for their attention - considltatiope • ' , • • ' . • , • - -33•,' 33.