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THUR i' ,DECEMBER 22nd' 19 2.
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DENTIST
Dr. R. L. .Treleaven, duaknow
Hears; 9-42 A.. M. 130--5 ,F. M••
PHO`F, b:$
4.4
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N . FOR SALE -A small fF"ame dwell-
ing , and lot. -Apply': to Fred • :Nixon.
• ..:#i,,'8,� �Y:}in_.u ��&'s. ► C:.. . . r:
FOR :SALE--Potted•plantsinched,
Begoniasetc.;. etc: Caland'
inspect
these, plants it: our' greenliouae‘
Mrs. `Austin • Solomon,;x SLiicknow
'TENDERS VirANTED° .
Tenders will be received up :to
January 3rd, 1933, for sixty (6
30brda•-.of Harwood. -four- ..feet long.-
Maple' and .beech to 'contain nothing
under four inches . in diameter and,
eighty-fivetiee cent to be split wood.
The lowestany or anytender'not neces-
. :, sarily accepted. TO be delivered pot
• • later than March First. 1933. •
•
Twenty per • cent paid when draw-
ing is commenced ' Fifty per tent paid
when wood .is"' delivered. Balance
- • paid ' May' lat.: 1933.
Agnew. Lucknow, • Ont.
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COD] DY -DRAMA
• "Yim ihie Yonson's Yob,": 3 -act,
comedy -drama, Will ,be presented in.
the Town Hall, on.. Th rsday evening
by the ;Lucknow DrWriatic . Sbciet'y;
General, Admission 25c.•
' DANCE AT PARAMOUNT
There will be a dance in. Paramount
Hall on. 'Friday .evening, ,December
23rd. •Gents_ 25e; Ladies free; Lunch
served. •
•
CHRIST11IA3, DAbTGR
:The Christmas Dance will be held
in the Town hell; Lucknew, on Mon-
day evening, December 126th. •'Music
by 91cCartgey's Orchestra. Admis-
sion 46s plus • tax. ,Extra Lady . and
gallery,? 25c:•
•
•
kra
•1 •
Ctuintette Given
Suspended Sentence
Affair Not Vowed Aa One Of Coat-•
-merclWit P Itry Thieving
•
Suspended , sentence ; w•as the, :dee cis -
ion` an � down-�b Ma istrrate 'Walk
,� �. ded ; y �.
of Kinlo h
e•• vee:
u"' u
+P,lr to;tbl„ fi - .ng` xnen ,$' .
and" Riversdale communities, •• when
they appeared on. ,WaI'kerton
da,>''tnorningr. Each of' OY guuintette
was :assessed , , costs amounting to
approximately $20., on top ofwhich
ddedespective-
woo
couiieeh -fees.
The charges; against jack Hodgins
arid - Alex Percy of Kinloss,: Wm
•troerr
of Cu
ross a
ad
Morley
Pette -
place and Howard Carter of Green:
ock, to which they' pleaded guilty a
week previous; when remanded, arose
out of the theft, of '.3 ducks from the.
farm, of Phillip ;Grubb, Culross, on
December 3rd
Friday .morning's session, was lint
a short one; due to the. fact that ':pre-
sentations of -counsel, ,.on behalf of
their=elients,_had been.made :rho coy
previous. Neighbors of acc'ussed were
present to :.give . character evidence,
but were• nptccalled upon 'to .do so et
the sitting:
Members • of the • party were known
ashonest; hard working young then
and the incidentwas viewed as not
being one of • commercial poultry •.
thieving, but rather , a' desire for a
duck feed, for whiich purpose.'the fowl
was principal'ly consumed that same
•
Sincere'
Holiday • Wishes
Happiness and joy be yours
tido -joyous-season!-And may
we extend our thanks for your
patronage.
Rae and Porteous
Following the , arrests, Doerr eery.:
ed a weeks, in jail, the others being
allowed their. freedom on bail. .Fol-
1owing-the=remand-all:parties Atwell,
ed were released -on' 'their personal
guarantee to 'appear at, the time of
the final. disposition '.of' the case.
SUFPERS BAD• FALL •' •
Mrs. Thomas Henry, 2nd.. cones=
sion, Kinlosis, • suffiered a ,badly 'in-.
juiced • shoulder' and. a• severe shaking
up last week, as a • result of •a''` bad,
fall. she received. Going to the bare,
lira.' Heney was misfortunate in
dropping, through a.trap,door: to the
cement floor'in the stable •some eight
Or; nine 'feet ..below. A partial cover,
ing of straw on the floor' helped to•
relieve the_:.jar....tcL:_some__extent..:and..
fortunately, the injuries' received by
this'•elderly'lady. •were not so ,serious
as, one might expect in such a fall. •
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Vi ..
Coinp 'invents:
It is difficult to -word- an old
greeting ' in a new . way -+-and
so well say—"A Merry
Christmas to to you, .one and all."
•
Henderson
and Fisher
rtrtingo
" �eutvn?i ,tit gull .
tI tlomplintent. of
tIle- pajun tutill . .
it
ri
Wiles for
�tttter�e �
a
EI enr fat o
will bran nn. tilt
ilt
fait...
utrgbrat o
goo? flat ` a
O O 0 O
Eurkttont entitle',
VIMVA
DID YOU FIND IT?
The man who lost theleft handed
•buckskin. 'pullover near the ' Post
office on :Thursday, says the finder
will not be likely' to • find its mate in
the same ;place. He: says articles.
picked up on the street should ' be
hung tip at , the Post office . or left at
the'' Sentinel Office.
WILL AGAIN PRESENT . .
"YIMMIE YONSON'S YOB".
Was Bigg Hit When Previously Pre-
sented, to Capacity Audience
If you, desire to royally entertain
your Christmas guests, don't fail to
take them to -see "Yimmie Yonson'e
Yob" to be 'jiresented on request by
the Itiicknow Dramatic Society, in
the Town Hall on Thursday evening,
next, December 29th.
This comedy=drama staged by an
all-round' strong cast of local players
made,a .big hit when presented to a
full house. on Fall Fair night.. The
admission on 'this occasion will be
25e for'everyone and you can afford
to enjoy it a second', time at this
price. ' .
RAMAtT HUNTERS REGISTER
Since last week's- • issue, lit • which
brief . mention was made of a pro.
posed rabbit hunt, Dr, Treleavefl,
says he has had a dozen enquiries.
It would appear that there will be
no difficulty in securing eenough men
for the drive but in . order, to *seer-,
twin just who would be interested a
registr"ation is desirable., 'For your
convenience g list. of names of pro-
spective hinters will • be registered
at this office. Anyone 'from country
or village who cares to, bitty add his
"John;Henry" ,to. the list. New Year's
day is the date Proposed 'for the
event, so let'p have your name this
weekt
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SEND THEM IN •.
This next week will - see : an influx
of homeconers to the village: As.
well . 'many local' residents will
spend . the Ch>ietmas season else-
where. • If .you have a .vlsitdr or•''`are
visiti '`
ng .out of town', ,1'emeinbei';t1!e,
tv`ill be d to flea -bout
n014
•it..... ri'ii"
i,. . 'sen •i n• or ;tele hone • •these
litems -to the'''Se tin '1Ofi'ic
. .-n. , :e. , e... . .
ominations To -Morrow
Kinloss= Nominates In Tie: Afternoon
f,uckeow. In . The Evening.
With the )nomination meeting, being.
'held in' Kinloss Township to -morrow
afternoon, • all appears quiet in that
•inunicieelity and generally, opinion;
seems to: be that the present body,
elected .te office last' year, •'inlay' hold
sway again for . ,another term: 1t is
generally conceded that' the present
,adiniiistration will sit ,pat and as 'fit'
result •of: that. no outside 'opposition
yrijl lie,iorthcoming.' _ '
In . the Christmas rush municipal•
affairs' in .the 'village 'seem' to be, al
Most. . forgotten.Reeve. Rae, who •Alas•
held this office for three years, states
that be is+ willing to. carry. on • for
another,term, .. but ..in .case of :mein -
hers of of.the council aspiring to •the'
reeveship he feels he, has ' had .his
term'and would'. not .op''pose them :In;.
the event of outside opposltiofl, wh'icti
:is altogether, unlikely, his- stand' will,
in all probaiility 'be different.
:Councillors. Anderson and Hamil-
ton "•intimated some time ago that.
they, Might retire. In . event of this
an election or an acciteniation weal
be necessary to fill these vacancies.
However this intimation : may be just,
an end -of -the -year feeling that they
have served the .village long enough.'
The nomination meetings May upset.
all the.. dope.'1, Ratepayers should be
present in lire numbers 9 hear ex
plained the • 'major ' activities of the
board during the -year. •
:Bargains' in alt Christmas Goods.
Store open „evenings. THE MARKET.
CHRISTMAS-MITs1c'ZN— 't
THE UNI.T.ED CHURCH
1Vloriiing" Service ' -
Anthem -Nazareth,. by •Gounod. •
Octette and ; Soprano Obligate.-
Wonderful
bligate=Wonderful Story. ' , ,
Evening Service
•
The Choir will render the _Chr-ist
mas_.Cantata.-"To:._Bethlehexn"_, . which`
includes the following numbers:
Overture. •
Break Forth. Into Joy -Chorus.
And 'Thou Bethlehem -Bass Reci-
tative. ' •
Bethlehem of Noblest Cities -Bass
solo, soprano and '.alto duet, tenor
solo, alto holo and full chorus.
Calm was the Hallowed Night..-
Soprano'
ightSoprano' and Alto duet.
Let -Os -hasten- toBethlehem-..-Ten-,
o�r Recitative and 'niale .'chor'es.
And They Came -Alto Recitative,,
soprano solo and chorus:
The .Hemi is Breaking -Full chorus
Behold there came Wise Men -Ten-
or recitative. •
Three 'Kings of Orient --Male trio.
Fairest "Lord Jesus. -••Alto' Solo.
0 Pink -Let Us Warshi:p-Fu1t
Chorus.
WEDDING BELLS
GIBSON-r-YOii'hi -
The rectory, Lucknow, was , the
scene of a quiet but pretty wedding•
at four o'clock on .Saturday after-
noon, when Margaret Grace, ' eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Young, concession. b, ]chest' Wawanosh
became the bride of William Marsh-
all Gibson and the late Mr. George
Gibson, concession 12, Ashfield. Rev.
J. Ii Geoghegan, rector_ of the a parisF
Of Lueknow and. • St. Paul's ' Church,
Dungannon, officiated. They were at-
tended by Jack McDonagh and Miss
Amy Young, sister of the bride, 'wile
;were witnessesof the• ceremony. Fol-
lowing the signing: -of the register,
the Bridal party motored to the ponie
of the bride's parents, where a sump-
tuous wedding dinner,was served.
The. dining -morn was retilly decor
ated, fol' the occasion, ' the; color.
scheme being pink and white, and the
dining table being centred' with the
wedding cake. The bride • looked
charming in a gown of wine colored
rough crepe,. with hat and coat in
tr P 1• , .
the. same shade. Gloves, purse and
accessories were • Pack. Mr. and Mrs.
f ibaon will reside' oil concese1on 12,
Ashflel'd: "
undreds .of Children
Greet Santa Claus
Light; IIunddred-Giift. Hags Handed. TO
Children' Wo.„ Throng.. Around
Christmas . Tree
That
whitewhiskered, :red "coated
entlemanSata ...plans, us :visited
in "ZLucknow on 'Saturday afternoon,
*here' ole.'W870 greeted by `hundred -
of :happy children, rem t'h'e surround-
ing couptry. and *the village
Mysteriously arriving at the Con -
nue. ion sc oo , s or y
o'clock, Santa,` =•accomppanied' by' - the
,children, led by ..the Citizen's: Band,,
marched to the Christmas tree 'oi,
Campbell St., 'where still mere hi ld
ren'. congregated and swarmed around'
the, tree while Santa's helpers passed
out a bag of sweets to each child.
Approximately 800 such bags were
distributed, each .containing a liberal,
supply of candy, and peanuts and an
orange. The event was sponsored .:by
the . Lucknow: merchants and in; order•
to distribute this bit of, Christmas
cheer -to -the kiddies; -four. ; eases= -of-
oranges, two hundred pounds of • can-
dy and one hundred pounds Of pea-
nuts . were, purchased.
At the conclusion of the festivities,
the Douglas Playerswho were filling
a 34nights'. engagement in :townn,.
staged, a' 1.0c matinee. Mr. R. J..
Moore made . arrangements with the.,
troupe whereby at the 'expense of
"the Fire Company all •children ' were,
allowed, free' admission to the Per-
formance, which was mnost ` entertain-.
Needless' to say the . children; the
grown-ups, the merchants and `every
one • enjoyed ' 'Santa's visit, and the
afternoon saw the village `a hive of
ryctivity with the ..Christmas' .spirit of
.;ood will permeating lt all.
fU 'LEY BES;1jDENT .. ..
DIES -`'SUDDENLY
• Wednesday afternoon as we are
about to go to press we learn of : the
sudden death of .Mr. Jelin 'Neil Mc-
Kenzie, of Ripley, who dropped dead
that 'morni gi.
: ',Mr. McKenzie, a former resident
-•if-Ashfceld ownship; upon- retiring•
;took up residence ia Ripley. H. was
.Apparently in his usual health the
orevious evening,' and ,had been as-
,isting his on Roy • atthe garage.
His sudden death came as a shock
to relatives and friends.
VIDLOON-RETU1`RN'-_ ,- -.
• TO MISSION FIELD
Rev. Hugh McMillan Preaches In
South Kinloss, Church And ' The
Presbyterian; .Church' On Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh MacMillan,
who :for :the._past ear.have been boiue
on furlough, will in th,e course of -a
?duple of weeks, return to their Mis-
Aion field in Formosa:, During this
time they Have made their•home in
on
Torto `brit have been frequent visit -
tors to their native community.
On--Sunday-morning, Rev: McMrl_
'an ,occupied the pulpit in South Kin-
loss Church, acting in a similar cap•
acity in the Presbyterian church in
the evening, where he -delivered in-
teresting sermons, touching • briefly
on their mission work.
Rev. .McMillan's , brothers, George.
and Ross reside onthe sixth comes.
-sion of Kinloss, while Mrs: McMillan
formerly Miss Donaida McIntosh, ' is
a daughter of the late Mr. and Mr '
Peter McIntosh, whose ,home was on
the fourth concession, Kinldss.
INCREASED T,AX ARREARS.
The increaseddifficulty, in, meeting
the tax levie in Kinloss Township
this year, iced. by 'the ' fact
-;bat up to Deeerruber 15th, according.
to the finar:Adel statement just printed
there :was $8466:3, in- 'unpaid teas -
as against $3161.35 last year. After
that hate the 5% penalty, on unpaid'
tastes is imposed; unless• leniency is
Shown. A summary of the' year's ,op -
erations in the ~Township, appears
lsewhere.
Card Of Thanks
We "The Murdoch Kamily" wish
io eatjiress our deep appreciation to
relatives, friends and neighbors for
sympathy and .kindness in our late
bereavement,
::i
The BreadThe Bread
of Health HVI of Health
U,UR„ „910_, IS O UADIT3C� �A ND-SERVI.. W
There's a Wealth • of-. Health in Every" Loaf of I olyinan's Bread,
which gives you Biggest Food .Value.
'OUR Hb MEMAO MINCE .MEAT 'is made from 'tire-' choicest in
• gredients, carefully ,.blended to,;give the correct `Alive..
BUY YOUR' 'CHRISTMAS' CAKES' N - • D.
. , . . hIRI S A AND INGS. NOS•', _
Th" y� ivake ideal gifts. We will prick and 'mail them"tor you, i •
` : J . ' Y
: ;Large stipp ly, of"CAFES, , $Ul+dS.
. ROLLS.' ],5c. • ::LE'M!0'N'N. •
LAYER • CAKES . ' �SPE.CIAL, 20c
t FrAGH •,
' $e • A'RES' • '. 0 . , . A'
• E T' Q'U ISTIVE PPLE •BUNS.'
O;LL.YA1'►' QUALITY' EKE•
•Phone .36
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ILoca
ene . •
,_ raiL.
On the 'way, a carload of. Rosedale
Lump• Alberta Coal.. - LUCKNOW
COAL CO.. 1
New Christmas ,Goods: in .all de-
partments of the store. • Store .open'
evenings., TIIE, MARKET STORE.'
Mr. W. L. MacKenzie is enjoying
the -holidays at_ his- home here, -ha'
ing completed his year's business.
Miss
.Olive Alton is makiingfav-
orable recovery' from a 'severe • cold
which has confined. her to her home
during the .past.' week.
The display of coats; and dresses
at TEMPLETONS, continues' air this
week. Note the Free.•Hat offer in the.
Page 5' dVertisenient.-
o•
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hill: attended
the •funeral .tof .`.George „Henderson,.
which. -took place or Thursday from
his late• residence. near Brussels.
1klrs7*iivitter'zsf"Foa'seiaw; Sisk'
and Mrs. Jas. McConnell , off"Dauphin,
Mean:,,; are visitors. at the home. of.
Mrs. Lockhart ,and• Mr. Will Lockhart'
...Mr: ,•and• Mrs. - Archie Robinson, Jr...
;oaf Auburn a3id 'Miss ,Moore,' R.N.•'of •
Clinton; were...Visitors... the • first of
the week with Mr., and Mrs. W..; J.
•Davison. •
Mrs. E. Hewitt • and her son Billy.
of Saskatoon are speeding •an •extend-,
ed visit with Mr. . and'• Mrs. W. J.
Davison.' Mrs.. Hewitt is Mrs. Davi-,
son's sister; and it is. her first visit
•here--in-twenty reyears� ' I
" A special m•reeting • o the. Women's
Institute.:will, be,Jipldein theCouncil..
Chamber •on Thursday -evening (to-
night) at' 745. Members are asked
to attend as importairt business will
.come before .the meeting.
Visitors^ lasts.-week,,..wMr. tied'
Mrs. Thomas Aitchisonit i were, ;Mr.
and, Mrs. Ernie Aitchison of • Harris -
ton; Mr. „Percy Aitchison of Peter-
borough and -Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Mit-
chell and Mr. Allan 'Aitchison of Wes
ton-
The Lucknow. Table • Company re-
sinned operations on.Monday, follow-
ing a week's shut down, . due to the
death ,of the' president Of the company
Mr. George T.. Aitchison. The plant
is operating now .on an eight hour
day in place . of nine hours daily as
previously. •
'Mild and -neon-set-tled•'-weather has
followed the three-day 'storm of last
week. Motoring and sleighing are
vieing'' for honors as a means of
moving 'about -the .roads. are fairly
suitable for: either vehicles, although
a ground drift Made-, motoring `diffi,
cult on .Wednesday • mornings"
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ROBERTA JOHNSTON '
RECEIVES PARK MEDAL
At the annual commencement ex-
ercises of Victoria school, 'Goderich,
held recently, the Robert Park mem-
orial medal, contributed by. Victor
Lauriston of Chatham, for the peen
with the highest standing at, the en-
trance examination was presented by
Inspector E. C. Beacom.' The *inner
was. Roberta .Johnston, daughter of
Mr. an'd Mrs. Robert Johnston, whose
school ( record is an 'outstanding one.
Mr. Beacom explained the hew sys-
ten o,'f granting high school entrance
certificates on . the basis of the stu-
d'ent's work ,during the year.
The valedictory a 'dress• was given
by Roberta
Joli.iston,, wh
o expressed
ap reciation the. instruction'
ah�i
had received from the . teachers o
Victoria School.
As well, Robet'ta was awarded the
prize for proficiency in $•eograBhy,
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LBU-!:
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11 ,
I47eW Muss. Liber'
Y �. $•37:50_;
Li' the.
h6•.
Sentiment•',
tS. taSting
NATURALLY, if your. gift is a
temporary: thing Viet is soon worn.
out :or usedup, the .'sentiment
which .inspired it • is soon 'forgot-.
ten. If you want. your good wishes
to live ,on f r years-givea last -
lig gift:
Our stock :of distinctive gifts
in ads-•ire-almo se-••-entirely-af
_articles of that, kind. Fine watches
... newest ,jewelry -unusual
novelties. -and 'many accessories
of; precious metal such es watch
bands; tie and .collar clasp.;
And. the ._surprising -.. pert, .of.::it
is that most of these gifts cost
no more than 'others' which are
soon .forgotten. Come in and look
around! •
F. T. Armstrong
Jeweller
Gifts ThaLLast.__
Xmas Suggestions
NickelPlated SKATES, Pr.:. $1.40
TUBE. SKATE$]. Pr.
LINED MITTS, !
Horsehide Face, Pr. ' 50c.
at Murdie's
niettaarAW
HURRAH!
SANTA CLAUS HAS JUST
ARRIVED AT THE VARIETY
• ..STORE- WITH A BIG. LOAD
OF CHRISMAS ,GIFTS FOR
OLD AND YOUNG.
COME IN AND LOOK THEM
OVER r
10 Per Cent.
off SILK HOSE
Friday & Saturday
J. A 0 `D D E :
ANGLICAN CHURCH CHRISTMAS,}
DAY SERVICES
Christmas Day 'S'ervices • :have, been
announced by Rev. J. H. Geoghegan
as follows':
7.30 A. M, Luckno'ty, Holy 'Com.
.niunion.'
9.00 A. M. Ripley; holy Gorhinunion
10:;80 A. M.Lucknova, Hely Com
n isnlo i and addies's. •• '
111, -Port Albert Holy.. Cont
minion and address#.
8.30 P.M. -Dungannon, Holy Cont' -
reunion and
address.
7.00 P. Mt Lucknow Car{4 Service,
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Coming Events
r!,
•Subsequent 'Insertions,, 25c.
' • .f� _
COD] DY -DRAMA
• "Yim ihie Yonson's Yob,": 3 -act,
comedy -drama, Will ,be presented in.
the Town Hall, on.. Th rsday evening
by the ;Lucknow DrWriatic . Sbciet'y;
General, Admission 25c.•
' DANCE AT PARAMOUNT
There will be a dance in. Paramount
Hall on. 'Friday .evening, ,December
23rd. •Gents_ 25e; Ladies free; Lunch
served. •
•
CHRIST11IA3, DAbTGR
:The Christmas Dance will be held
in the Town hell; Lucknew, on Mon-
day evening, December 126th. •'Music
by 91cCartgey's Orchestra. Admis-
sion 46s plus • tax. ,Extra Lady . and
gallery,? 25c:•
•
•
kra
•1 •
Ctuintette Given
Suspended Sentence
Affair Not Vowed Aa One Of Coat-•
-merclWit P Itry Thieving
•
Suspended , sentence ; w•as the, :dee cis -
ion` an � down-�b Ma istrrate 'Walk
,� �. ded ; y �.
of Kinlo h
e•• vee:
u"' u
+P,lr to;tbl„ fi - .ng` xnen ,$' .
and" Riversdale communities, •• when
they appeared on. ,WaI'kerton
da,>''tnorningr. Each of' OY guuintette
was :assessed , , costs amounting to
approximately $20., on top ofwhich
ddedespective-
woo
couiieeh -fees.
The charges; against jack Hodgins
arid - Alex Percy of Kinloss,: Wm
•troerr
of Cu
ross a
ad
Morley
Pette -
place and Howard Carter of Green:
ock, to which they' pleaded guilty a
week previous; when remanded, arose
out of the theft, of '.3 ducks from the.
farm, of Phillip ;Grubb, Culross, on
December 3rd
Friday .morning's session, was lint
a short one; due to the. fact that ':pre-
sentations of -counsel, ,.on behalf of
their=elients,_had been.made :rho coy
previous. Neighbors of acc'ussed were
present to :.give . character evidence,
but were• nptccalled upon 'to .do so et
the sitting:
Members • of the • party were known
ashonest; hard working young then
and the incidentwas viewed as not
being one of • commercial poultry •.
thieving, but rather , a' desire for a
duck feed, for whiich purpose.'the fowl
was principal'ly consumed that same
•
Sincere'
Holiday • Wishes
Happiness and joy be yours
tido -joyous-season!-And may
we extend our thanks for your
patronage.
Rae and Porteous
Following the , arrests, Doerr eery.:
ed a weeks, in jail, the others being
allowed their. freedom on bail. .Fol-
1owing-the=remand-all:parties Atwell,
ed were released -on' 'their personal
guarantee to 'appear at, the time of
the final. disposition '.of' the case.
SUFPERS BAD• FALL •' •
Mrs. Thomas Henry, 2nd.. cones=
sion, Kinlosis, • suffiered a ,badly 'in-.
juiced • shoulder' and. a• severe shaking
up last week, as a • result of •a''` bad,
fall. she received. Going to the bare,
lira.' Heney was misfortunate in
dropping, through a.trap,door: to the
cement floor'in the stable •some eight
Or; nine 'feet ..below. A partial cover,
ing of straw on the floor' helped to•
relieve the_:.jar....tcL:_some__extent..:and..
fortunately, the injuries' received by
this'•elderly'lady. •were not so ,serious
as, one might expect in such a fall. •
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Vi ..
Coinp 'invents:
It is difficult to -word- an old
greeting ' in a new . way -+-and
so well say—"A Merry
Christmas to to you, .one and all."
•
Henderson
and Fisher
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tI tlomplintent. of
tIle- pajun tutill . .
it
ri
Wiles for
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a
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VIMVA
DID YOU FIND IT?
The man who lost theleft handed
•buckskin. 'pullover near the ' Post
office on :Thursday, says the finder
will not be likely' to • find its mate in
the same ;place. He: says articles.
picked up on the street should ' be
hung tip at , the Post office . or left at
the'' Sentinel Office.
WILL AGAIN PRESENT . .
"YIMMIE YONSON'S YOB".
Was Bigg Hit When Previously Pre-
sented, to Capacity Audience
If you, desire to royally entertain
your Christmas guests, don't fail to
take them to -see "Yimmie Yonson'e
Yob" to be 'jiresented on request by
the Itiicknow Dramatic Society, in
the Town Hall on Thursday evening,
next, December 29th.
This comedy=drama staged by an
all-round' strong cast of local players
made,a .big hit when presented to a
full house. on Fall Fair night.. The
admission on 'this occasion will be
25e for'everyone and you can afford
to enjoy it a second', time at this
price. ' .
RAMAtT HUNTERS REGISTER
Since last week's- • issue, lit • which
brief . mention was made of a pro.
posed rabbit hunt, Dr, Treleavefl,
says he has had a dozen enquiries.
It would appear that there will be
no difficulty in securing eenough men
for the drive but in . order, to *seer-,
twin just who would be interested a
registr"ation is desirable., 'For your
convenience g list. of names of pro-
spective hinters will • be registered
at this office. Anyone 'from country
or village who cares to, bitty add his
"John;Henry" ,to. the list. New Year's
day is the date Proposed 'for the
event, so let'p have your name this
weekt
•
SEND THEM IN •.
This next week will - see : an influx
of homeconers to the village: As.
well . 'many local' residents will
spend . the Ch>ietmas season else-
where. • If .you have a .vlsitdr or•''`are
visiti '`
ng .out of town', ,1'emeinbei';t1!e,
tv`ill be d to flea -bout
n014
•it..... ri'ii"
i,. . 'sen •i n• or ;tele hone • •these
litems -to the'''Se tin '1Ofi'ic
. .-n. , :e. , e... . .
ominations To -Morrow
Kinloss= Nominates In Tie: Afternoon
f,uckeow. In . The Evening.
With the )nomination meeting, being.
'held in' Kinloss Township to -morrow
afternoon, • all appears quiet in that
•inunicieelity and generally, opinion;
seems to: be that the present body,
elected .te office last' year, •'inlay' hold
sway again for . ,another term: 1t is
generally conceded that' the present
,adiniiistration will sit ,pat and as 'fit'
result •of: that. no outside 'opposition
yrijl lie,iorthcoming.' _ '
In . the Christmas rush municipal•
affairs' in .the 'village 'seem' to be, al
Most. . forgotten.Reeve. Rae, who •Alas•
held this office for three years, states
that be is+ willing to. carry. on • for
another,term, .. but ..in .case of :mein -
hers of of.the council aspiring to •the'
reeveship he feels he, has ' had .his
term'and would'. not .op''pose them :In;.
the event of outside opposltiofl, wh'icti
:is altogether, unlikely, his- stand' will,
in all probaiility 'be different.
:Councillors. Anderson and Hamil-
ton "•intimated some time ago that.
they, Might retire. In . event of this
an election or an acciteniation weal
be necessary to fill these vacancies.
However this intimation : may be just,
an end -of -the -year feeling that they
have served the .village long enough.'
The nomination meetings May upset.
all the.. dope.'1, Ratepayers should be
present in lire numbers 9 hear ex
plained the • 'major ' activities of the
board during the -year. •
:Bargains' in alt Christmas Goods.
Store open „evenings. THE MARKET.
CHRISTMAS-MITs1c'ZN— 't
THE UNI.T.ED CHURCH
1Vloriiing" Service ' -
Anthem -Nazareth,. by •Gounod. •
Octette and ; Soprano Obligate.-
Wonderful
bligate=Wonderful Story. ' , ,
Evening Service
•
The Choir will render the _Chr-ist
mas_.Cantata.-"To:._Bethlehexn"_, . which`
includes the following numbers:
Overture. •
Break Forth. Into Joy -Chorus.
And 'Thou Bethlehem -Bass Reci-
tative. ' •
Bethlehem of Noblest Cities -Bass
solo, soprano and '.alto duet, tenor
solo, alto holo and full chorus.
Calm was the Hallowed Night..-
Soprano'
ightSoprano' and Alto duet.
Let -Os -hasten- toBethlehem-..-Ten-,
o�r Recitative and 'niale .'chor'es.
And They Came -Alto Recitative,,
soprano solo and chorus:
The .Hemi is Breaking -Full chorus
Behold there came Wise Men -Ten-
or recitative. •
Three 'Kings of Orient --Male trio.
Fairest "Lord Jesus. -••Alto' Solo.
0 Pink -Let Us Warshi:p-Fu1t
Chorus.
WEDDING BELLS
GIBSON-r-YOii'hi -
The rectory, Lucknow, was , the
scene of a quiet but pretty wedding•
at four o'clock on .Saturday after-
noon, when Margaret Grace, ' eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Young, concession. b, ]chest' Wawanosh
became the bride of William Marsh-
all Gibson and the late Mr. George
Gibson, concession 12, Ashfield. Rev.
J. Ii Geoghegan, rector_ of the a parisF
Of Lueknow and. • St. Paul's ' Church,
Dungannon, officiated. They were at-
tended by Jack McDonagh and Miss
Amy Young, sister of the bride, 'wile
;were witnessesof the• ceremony. Fol-
lowing the signing: -of the register,
the Bridal party motored to the ponie
of the bride's parents, where a sump-
tuous wedding dinner,was served.
The. dining -morn was retilly decor
ated, fol' the occasion, ' the; color.
scheme being pink and white, and the
dining table being centred' with the
wedding cake. The bride • looked
charming in a gown of wine colored
rough crepe,. with hat and coat in
tr P 1• , .
the. same shade. Gloves, purse and
accessories were • Pack. Mr. and Mrs.
f ibaon will reside' oil concese1on 12,
Ashflel'd: "
undreds .of Children
Greet Santa Claus
Light; IIunddred-Giift. Hags Handed. TO
Children' Wo.„ Throng.. Around
Christmas . Tree
That
whitewhiskered, :red "coated
entlemanSata ...plans, us :visited
in "ZLucknow on 'Saturday afternoon,
*here' ole.'W870 greeted by `hundred -
of :happy children, rem t'h'e surround-
ing couptry. and *the village
Mysteriously arriving at the Con -
nue. ion sc oo , s or y
o'clock, Santa,` =•accomppanied' by' - the
,children, led by ..the Citizen's: Band,,
marched to the Christmas tree 'oi,
Campbell St., 'where still mere hi ld
ren'. congregated and swarmed around'
the, tree while Santa's helpers passed
out a bag of sweets to each child.
Approximately 800 such bags were
distributed, each .containing a liberal,
supply of candy, and peanuts and an
orange. The event was sponsored .:by
the . Lucknow: merchants and in; order•
to distribute this bit of, Christmas
cheer -to -the kiddies; -four. ; eases= -of-
oranges, two hundred pounds of • can-
dy and one hundred pounds Of pea-
nuts . were, purchased.
At the conclusion of the festivities,
the Douglas Playerswho were filling
a 34nights'. engagement in :townn,.
staged, a' 1.0c matinee. Mr. R. J..
Moore made . arrangements with the.,
troupe whereby at the 'expense of
"the Fire Company all •children ' were,
allowed, free' admission to the Per-
formance, which was mnost ` entertain-.
Needless' to say the . children; the
grown-ups, the merchants and `every
one • enjoyed ' 'Santa's visit, and the
afternoon saw the village `a hive of
ryctivity with the ..Christmas' .spirit of
.;ood will permeating lt all.
fU 'LEY BES;1jDENT .. ..
DIES -`'SUDDENLY
• Wednesday afternoon as we are
about to go to press we learn of : the
sudden death of .Mr. Jelin 'Neil Mc-
Kenzie, of Ripley, who dropped dead
that 'morni gi.
: ',Mr. McKenzie, a former resident
-•if-Ashfceld ownship; upon- retiring•
;took up residence ia Ripley. H. was
.Apparently in his usual health the
orevious evening,' and ,had been as-
,isting his on Roy • atthe garage.
His sudden death came as a shock
to relatives and friends.
VIDLOON-RETU1`RN'-_ ,- -.
• TO MISSION FIELD
Rev. Hugh McMillan Preaches In
South Kinloss, Church And ' The
Presbyterian; .Church' On Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh MacMillan,
who :for :the._past ear.have been boiue
on furlough, will in th,e course of -a
?duple of weeks, return to their Mis-
Aion field in Formosa:, During this
time they Have made their•home in
on
Torto `brit have been frequent visit -
tors to their native community.
On--Sunday-morning, Rev: McMrl_
'an ,occupied the pulpit in South Kin-
loss Church, acting in a similar cap•
acity in the Presbyterian church in
the evening, where he -delivered in-
teresting sermons, touching • briefly
on their mission work.
Rev. .McMillan's , brothers, George.
and Ross reside onthe sixth comes.
-sion of Kinloss, while Mrs: McMillan
formerly Miss Donaida McIntosh, ' is
a daughter of the late Mr. and Mr '
Peter McIntosh, whose ,home was on
the fourth concession, Kinldss.
INCREASED T,AX ARREARS.
The increaseddifficulty, in, meeting
the tax levie in Kinloss Township
this year, iced. by 'the ' fact
-;bat up to Deeerruber 15th, according.
to the finar:Adel statement just printed
there :was $8466:3, in- 'unpaid teas -
as against $3161.35 last year. After
that hate the 5% penalty, on unpaid'
tastes is imposed; unless• leniency is
Shown. A summary of the' year's ,op -
erations in the ~Township, appears
lsewhere.
Card Of Thanks
We "The Murdoch Kamily" wish
io eatjiress our deep appreciation to
relatives, friends and neighbors for
sympathy and .kindness in our late
bereavement,
::i
The BreadThe Bread
of Health HVI of Health
U,UR„ „910_, IS O UADIT3C� �A ND-SERVI.. W
There's a Wealth • of-. Health in Every" Loaf of I olyinan's Bread,
which gives you Biggest Food .Value.
'OUR Hb MEMAO MINCE .MEAT 'is made from 'tire-' choicest in
• gredients, carefully ,.blended to,;give the correct `Alive..
BUY YOUR' 'CHRISTMAS' CAKES' N - • D.
. , . . hIRI S A AND INGS. NOS•', _
Th" y� ivake ideal gifts. We will prick and 'mail them"tor you, i •
` : J . ' Y
: ;Large stipp ly, of"CAFES, , $Ul+dS.
. ROLLS.' ],5c. • ::LE'M!0'N'N. •
LAYER • CAKES . ' �SPE.CIAL, 20c
t FrAGH •,
' $e • A'RES' • '. 0 . , . A'
• E T' Q'U ISTIVE PPLE •BUNS.'
O;LL.YA1'►' QUALITY' EKE•
•Phone .36
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ILoca
ene . •
,_ raiL.
On the 'way, a carload of. Rosedale
Lump• Alberta Coal.. - LUCKNOW
COAL CO.. 1
New Christmas ,Goods: in .all de-
partments of the store. • Store .open'
evenings., TIIE, MARKET STORE.'
Mr. W. L. MacKenzie is enjoying
the -holidays at_ his- home here, -ha'
ing completed his year's business.
Miss
.Olive Alton is makiingfav-
orable recovery' from a 'severe • cold
which has confined. her to her home
during the .past.' week.
The display of coats; and dresses
at TEMPLETONS, continues' air this
week. Note the Free.•Hat offer in the.
Page 5' dVertisenient.-
o•
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hill: attended
the •funeral .tof .`.George „Henderson,.
which. -took place or Thursday from
his late• residence. near Brussels.
1klrs7*iivitter'zsf"Foa'seiaw; Sisk'
and Mrs. Jas. McConnell , off"Dauphin,
Mean:,,; are visitors. at the home. of.
Mrs. Lockhart ,and• Mr. Will Lockhart'
...Mr: ,•and• Mrs. - Archie Robinson, Jr...
;oaf Auburn a3id 'Miss ,Moore,' R.N.•'of •
Clinton; were...Visitors... the • first of
the week with Mr., and Mrs. W..; J.
•Davison. •
Mrs. E. Hewitt • and her son Billy.
of Saskatoon are speeding •an •extend-,
ed visit with Mr. . and'• Mrs. W. J.
Davison.' Mrs.. Hewitt is Mrs. Davi-,
son's sister; and it is. her first visit
•here--in-twenty reyears� ' I
" A special m•reeting • o the. Women's
Institute.:will, be,Jipldein theCouncil..
Chamber •on Thursday -evening (to-
night) at' 745. Members are asked
to attend as importairt business will
.come before .the meeting.
Visitors^ lasts.-week,,..wMr. tied'
Mrs. Thomas Aitchisonit i were, ;Mr.
and, Mrs. Ernie Aitchison of • Harris -
ton; Mr. „Percy Aitchison of Peter-
borough and -Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Mit-
chell and Mr. Allan 'Aitchison of Wes
ton-
The Lucknow. Table • Company re-
sinned operations on.Monday, follow-
ing a week's shut down, . due to the
death ,of the' president Of the company
Mr. George T.. Aitchison. The plant
is operating now .on an eight hour
day in place . of nine hours daily as
previously. •
'Mild and -neon-set-tled•'-weather has
followed the three-day 'storm of last
week. Motoring and sleighing are
vieing'' for honors as a means of
moving 'about -the .roads. are fairly
suitable for: either vehicles, although
a ground drift Made-, motoring `diffi,
cult on .Wednesday • mornings"
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ROBERTA JOHNSTON '
RECEIVES PARK MEDAL
At the annual commencement ex-
ercises of Victoria school, 'Goderich,
held recently, the Robert Park mem-
orial medal, contributed by. Victor
Lauriston of Chatham, for the peen
with the highest standing at, the en-
trance examination was presented by
Inspector E. C. Beacom.' The *inner
was. Roberta .Johnston, daughter of
Mr. an'd Mrs. Robert Johnston, whose
school ( record is an 'outstanding one.
Mr. Beacom explained the hew sys-
ten o,'f granting high school entrance
certificates on . the basis of the stu-
d'ent's work ,during the year.
The valedictory a 'dress• was given
by Roberta
Joli.iston,, wh
o expressed
ap reciation the. instruction'
ah�i
had received from the . teachers o
Victoria School.
As well, Robet'ta was awarded the
prize for proficiency in $•eograBhy,
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LBU-!:
11
11 ,
I47eW Muss. Liber'
Y �. $•37:50_;
Li' the.
h6•.
Sentiment•',
tS. taSting
NATURALLY, if your. gift is a
temporary: thing Viet is soon worn.
out :or usedup, the .'sentiment
which .inspired it • is soon 'forgot-.
ten. If you want. your good wishes
to live ,on f r years-givea last -
lig gift:
Our stock :of distinctive gifts
in ads-•ire-almo se-••-entirely-af
_articles of that, kind. Fine watches
... newest ,jewelry -unusual
novelties. -and 'many accessories
of; precious metal such es watch
bands; tie and .collar clasp.;
And. the ._surprising -.. pert, .of.::it
is that most of these gifts cost
no more than 'others' which are
soon .forgotten. Come in and look
around! •
F. T. Armstrong
Jeweller
Gifts ThaLLast.__
Xmas Suggestions
NickelPlated SKATES, Pr.:. $1.40
TUBE. SKATE$]. Pr.
LINED MITTS, !
Horsehide Face, Pr. ' 50c.
at Murdie's
niettaarAW
HURRAH!
SANTA CLAUS HAS JUST
ARRIVED AT THE VARIETY
• ..STORE- WITH A BIG. LOAD
OF CHRISMAS ,GIFTS FOR
OLD AND YOUNG.
COME IN AND LOOK THEM
OVER r
10 Per Cent.
off SILK HOSE
Friday & Saturday
J. A 0 `D D E :
ANGLICAN CHURCH CHRISTMAS,}
DAY SERVICES
Christmas Day 'S'ervices • :have, been
announced by Rev. J. H. Geoghegan
as follows':
7.30 A. M, Luckno'ty, Holy 'Com.
.niunion.'
9.00 A. M. Ripley; holy Gorhinunion
10:;80 A. M.Lucknova, Hely Com
n isnlo i and addies's. •• '
111, -Port Albert Holy.. Cont
minion and address#.
8.30 P.M. -Dungannon, Holy Cont' -
reunion and
address.
7.00 P. Mt Lucknow Car{4 Service,
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