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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1932-09-29, Page 1eV I ift •'•n 4n A -for, ip gid!:•• , . . •. ,..r48 ;MAI $2,0.0 PER,• YEAIt IN' ADVANCE;; $2.00 OTFIEKINISE LKO`14%'-QNi'.fTHu1tspAYr SEPtEtiliSlett 29•th' 1952® 4 rinual fall HENT 1.ST a . Dr:- R., L..Treleav en, Lucknow, . Iiourst.. ;1--12• A, M; i 30-5 P..14_14' • ..P ONE, 53 FOR' SALE,- Coop stove; .nearly' to • Sidney Decker ' ,.. y. » ..LOST -.A :Red Steer . Ca, neissing since •tact Monday, . September 26the --Please inform Tyndall Robinson, •aPhone 27,•r 16, Ripley. R ..3,;;IIoiyrood• WOOD FOR SALE -Good grade of. ' mixed wood 16" long. $2.50" per cord. delivered. Signed- , The Lucknow Table Co., Ltd. (8-18-.tf:);. STRAYED—To the Joynt farm,: ion. 10, .West Wawanosh, : 2 . sows. Owner ;may have same by proving property and paying, expenses. J. W. Joynt; • • • Interesting Reminiscences of School- boy Days .In The Latter Part Of.; TOBACCO The Century. -Are Recalled- SPECIAL OFFER FOR 1 MONTH:' • For $2.40 will ship the .following: 1 Vancouver, BC,Sept. ab, 1932 lb: `,, p• ure Quesnel, regular :.'price 20cB. '; ,, 5 lbs. Burley. regular 25e per lb; 1 Editor Lucknow: Sentinel a ^ -'15: avana :at' -40e; -"2-l'bs:-ot-grand- �Dear'Sir: — - —rouge at 40e, the lot for' $2.40. Ship My thoughts ;have just been turn anywhere, with prices for • quantities:led to Lucknow . as; r knew- it in the.. Agents wanted...O. ' G. Dubois,' 24 Henn- erson, Ottawa. Ont:., last decade of -thea. century. I 'have. ust°-met-and ehatted-With_Alen,-Mc .. MATTRESSES. Special.. prices on remaking your feltmntt,esses.like_:neier,ntsmall, cost,--$4:50,=-including .new ... cover_ Feather ,'beds `cleaned and•made ,into Sanitary 10 rod mattresses. " $3.50 41. wwJvered.• ur gent'V1'ill'Csll'•AnYwhere:—m Modern Feather. Mattress Co.; P. Q.. Box, 379 Goderich. • MARRIED I'N' WINGIIAM • Jobst ne Conn A q• •let wpedding of "`interest•- 'to �1 this community' ;was solemnized in the'," Manse, 'Wingham,, •dn Thursday, evening,`, •September 22nd; : at, _eight o'cloc .hen .Rev. :Kenneth MacLean ka yY -:. united in; • marriage I atherai .Laura youngest daughter of 'Mr and „Mrs.. Win. Conn, of Langside; and Harold Franklin Johnstone, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.. -James :Johnstone •-of. >Luck- now. They ' were attended by, Mr. Wallace Conn; brother of the bride,' and the groom's sister, Miss Eileen Johnston. ' The ybung: couple are re- siding 'in Lucknow. • . lid. F:' Odlum Rec hs Schoolboy :Days ,NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the -Matter of the Estate of Joseph Ninon; late of the. ,Village of Lucknow in..thee. County-of,Brizet de= ceased. ' Notiee is • hereby given that all' per- sons -having' any claims or demands against the late Joseph Nixon. who died• on or about the •Ninth day of August A.D: 1932' .at the ' Village of Lucknow ' in the -County of Bruce, prepaid .required to send, by post p paid or o'deliver -to: the: undersigned., Agent for the executor under the Will .of the -.said --Joseph_Nixo-n._ their nzamesand addresses and full, par- ticulars in . writing of their' claims and statements of their accounts and the nature 'of the securities, if any. held by them.. Oily. verified by affi- davit. • And take notice that ..after. '" the 'eighth day' of October 'AD..1932 the said executor will proceed' .to ' distri- bute the ' assets . of the, said deceased among the bersons entitled thereto. Having regard only to the claims of =which laerahall then havebad,.notice_ and that the said. executor will. not be liable for the said assets.'or any part thereof to any person of whose' claim, he shall not then have'received notice. This notice . is given pursuant to -,the statute in that behalf.' '• Dated. at Lucknow. Ontario. this 14th 'day of September A.D. 1932. Joseph , Agnew. Lucknow. Ont. Agent for: the said Executor. ' (29 9—c.) . . 1Dougall,, ,who carries on • a general contracting business here and. on :the'', pafries.'He is a few years older than than -I -sin -and-was-inVlx —Yule's room : when • I was struggling` with the problems which , Mr: Middleton gay-eliis scholars Na,turall-y :1iose of.. us who ;were' .in my cies' looked up: with.. a ..certain.. amount., of_ fear and reverence- to those-who--were-in his, air, Friday, SIN+CLE toPiES- '5e CENTS 1 eptember Special Attractions Add To :Program Baseball Gane Between tuckngw and Kincardine Arad Team -..Of .Oxen. Will Be Feature Attractions., -Find The : Mystery Mans 3 -ACT R PLAY FRIDAY , EVENING class. My first teacher in the Lucknow school was a .Miss Murray, in fact 'there `were .two 'sisters- ofthat •-name- who taught in the same room. After thein' came a. Mr. A. G. Smith. The•, two junior ,rooms on the ground floor were taught by Miss 'Archibald and, 'Miss Carrick.. They never had the: opportunity of teaching Me- or I' might have accom ;shed more than I have. However I Metthem at the' home- of .another teacher, Miss Bur gess, and got to have a great respect for them. A Miss Mae Graham who was in My. else afterwards taught in the school, ' but I• : do not know which room. While• I was in Mr. Smith's . ' room I saw masons and carpenters 'building . the Presbyter- ian. ehiirch where Rev. Angus McKay Cheld forth, the outside entrance to _our_. x om-facing the ' church. When the roof, was being put on Igot • a piece of slate which I ground into a ' serviceable , paper knife. I still have it after more than 'forty :resit. 'trim Mr. Smi'th's :class I went up- stairs to Mr. Middleton's. He was an older man and a dominee of the type one reads about. He had a. bit of ,a temper, 'I Can remember, on one oc- casion ' he rolled up his tawse, threw. Thisg, ,morning, exhibits are pouring into the Agricultural Hall anA to morrow large entries in the stock, classes', are expected. Specialattrac- tions are billed for the afternoon` pro gram and w.itli favorableweather the society, are hoping for a record . at, tendance at Lucknow's •.67th.. annual fall exhibition, To -night ('Thursday) the Agricnl- tural Hall will be open for the view- ing of exhibits, when 'a: local talent entertainment :will be presented.. The program is prepared -by_ tiie._W_Jinen's Institute: and Will •be'of •:_the' -usual high orderwith a -small admission fee, .oj: 15e. Friday afternoon, judging of.stock mill commence promptlat 1.30. Ex- hibitors ; must be on hand early as the judging must be completed • by .4 o'clo`ck,• in .order 'to .commence the baseball' game. This',fixture will, see Lucknow• and , Kincardixi 'cl"ash-math` exhibition game, •the ' former `.being runners up, the a latter •'champions,.. of the -•L- akesi•de-League, ter , A• curious sight tp' many will, be a team of ;oxen hitched to the old- time jumper. • This ancient paeans of travel 'was employed by t e pioneers in traversing the bush trials. This ,, ENGAGEMENTS, IANNOUNCED Two •engagements announced • in Toronto ,papers during the week are. •intere �to. our' readers - 'rhe'' engagement is;annou iced of Ruth,•<y :oungest•:daughter of the late •Mr. ands •Mrs. 'Peter Macintosh Luokgow, Ontario,•°to Alexander' Lav ingstone f'Brown, -eldest son • of •Mr. and: Mrs. -Wm. B. Brown, Cheritan Avenue, Toronto„_ The wedding will take place early in ToctOber. - Mr.. and Mrs. William Carter an- nounce the engagement of their daughter,. Irene Elizabeth of Toronto, to Mr. Donald' MacKenzie, son of Mr. •andd, the. late Mrs. Donald. Mac- Kenzie of Lochalsh, the marriage to, take place early :in October. Mr. and ;Dirs.:'Joynt's 'Golden Wedding Gala Occassion Scores -of : Friends Call . To Extend Congratulations To Happy Couple —Gifts and Best Wishesa Were Showered Upon Them Grand- , father's Clock, Was Gift Of Family T°he1°ead' The Biead:. ofIealth ' ih .1 S. .of Health CE UAL A D ERVI O[Tli; MOTTO, IS QIT,�' N � , . . • -SESE APPLIED •-TO 'EVERY:: ;;IS .COMMON ,.N , . • , • : • . .. EVERY;' PENNY' SPENT.: ON, • YOUR TABLE, ' READ ; GIVES YOU BIGGEST'• FOO'ri 'VAL;[IE: • .. ' RIG$ FRUIT CAKE 2 Ibs..35c.. P-UTFF._PASTRIES__- . .-COFFE CAKES TEA ' BISCUITS RAS13ERR'T Y ARTLETS • ;1 RAISIN` -BREAD;- -• OATMEA L - COOKIES • • H'OLLYMAN' .QUALITY BA'[(RY E Phone 30 "' Luklc�ow; BORN McNAY.—'In Wingham General Hospital, on Tuesday, ,September .27, to -,Mr. and .,Mrs. Alex McNay, a son. LABOV-ITZ Iii the_'Lorn ito...:Sues = an Hospital,: on ;Monday; September 12th; 1932, to Mr.. "and . Mrs., H: Labovitz ' (nee Hannah' Blitz'stein),' a daughter. • Elderly LadJ. Foils d .. 'rd :Fraet s - feature• alone will be well worth the admission fee of 25c.' - •Find the `Alystery.Man." Fora par- ticulars see �Treleaven's Ed on. page Special inerch'andising .displays will be in evidence and .„the- usual. large array ,;of high quality exhibits. Plan tn. be in''attendance on -Friday to meet your friends and ,enjoy an :interesting as' well as educational afternoon., `the -evening -the': local.-,dramatac< society are •. si aging the 3 -act comedy drama,. 'Yimmie :Y.onaan's Y'bb: A strong cash are presenting this play which will.excel the usual brands of entertainment. Seats are .'on 'sale at McKim's Drug Store.,''A dance. will. follow the' play. SALE OF . LANDS FOR 'ARREARS OF TAXES Notice is'' hereby.. given as directed Ilk the. Assessment Aet R. S. O. 1927 Chapter n38, Sec. 152 S. RA, that a Sale of Lands' for' Arrears'of Taxes will be held et the Town of Walkerton on Friday. September 30th, 1932, at my office in the County Buildings; at the hour of ten ;o'clock ' Q.M.; wnen there will 'be offered for sale by Pub- lic Auction, unless the Taxes and Charges are sooner paid, the follow- ing •described lands in, the Village of Lucknow. 308 Patented i4 Ac., 'Tanen. 22.17; Costs, 3,60; Total, 25.77; John, Jewitt„ Tp. Kinloss, Whitechurch, Lot 10,' Plan 225,'Patented 1 Ac.. 'Taxed 113.72; Costs, 5.89; Total, , 110.61; Thos. 'Sturdy. 'A complete list of lands -in- -the County to be•�,soad 1or.. arrears of Taxes is'published in the Ontario Gazette in. its ' is$ues of June • 25th. July 2nd, 9th. and 16th. A 'copy of •.said -`.list- may....be..obtained on ap- plication to the undersigned. The Adjourned sale will he held on Fri- day, October 14th, at 10 A.M. at my' office ' in the: County Buildings at which sale the Miincipal'ity will be permitted' to bid. ' . - lson Treasurer. County Bruce. 'a A. Ne (13-10--c) , . , CREWE ANNIVERSARY ' AN it at one of the 'scholars, told' him to bring' it to. him, and .then whipped him with it), but withall he had a Warmheart, ,:and I always think.of him as one of the real friends. of my Lucknow days. I • well .remember the' Saturdays *hen he took a group of us to his bottle and helped us prepare. for examinations.; I air satisfied that scattered over ' Canada" and maybe', elsewhere there are ; many more who think' of : him as' a friend Many times since then I have wished that •I could meet him 'and grasp his' -hand and tell him of my gratitude for the help he gave me.. 01 all niy teachers he has exerted the most : lasting in- fluence over • me. - --Inc-was-the-only •rooin_upstairs wised for classes: The one right next to his on the same side of the , hall was.. occasionally used for ,the' boys to, drill in, Across the hall' front Tits room 'was a similar one unfurnished. Theo y time it was used as far as. I 'remember was •when the.principal sent his senior 'scholars up• fol study by themselves, especially when an'ex- a'minatibn was looming up. The other room on that floor' was kept looked and I never heard of anyone getting D HOT FOWL SUPPER into it, except myself, op one occasion. i serviced of CrewedidI did Anniver ary . se What .I saw I not tell ' as on Sunday not want it known that I had entered United Ch�rch will be held S Y . ': 9th t ,30 P.M..and.7.30 P. f Tha few stuffed animals October , a} . it. T , ere were M. Rev. Mr; M illan "of Dungannon and the cabinets and frames that, United Church. will sh speak• at' both others, Among the lot i services., Music will be furnied. by bad held the Dungannon United Church choir, think there was a kangaroo. There `n October 10th were mean rumours'of what was in On Monday evening, a Y. Hot Fowl Supper ill be served ronin. Some were nearly right, a H t p xv that from 6 to -8--o'clock, followed, by, a exhibit belonged to I can - Who the play � "The Little Clodhopper," tare= '-.,o sa —ria ;Ybe ta..Dr, Gamier,- -.--_ littented by the Young People of Crown. .'not y • - dmisslon.--Adults BSc, Children 20c (Continued on Page 4) TO CONTINUE HALF. HOLIDAY The Thursday • afternoon holiday wil-l-contiliue=ta be held during_ the. month of October. k petition. was circulated. and unanimously signed by. the merchants, of the village this Week and the public, are. notified ac- cordingly. ' Surrounded by their family;, with. the exception of one daughter, in Suffered Distressing Injury. In •Fall-. :,lief: -comfort ' ' home:von_ vas. t ` ald= ig OffStep At Her ' home Noah kr. and, Mrs. John Joynt celebrated celebrated Of Lucknow. their golden . wedding 'anniversary, on - Tuesday. Throughout the . 'afternoon "rias-•=Nfar=garet•-McK.Pnzie„el t .x and , evening friends' from far , and • Kenneth McLeod . of town, ,lies near were received by Mr. and Mrs' Mrn Goderich Hospital with a fractured Joynt, who were showered by a de- ni wmch_.was a. partienlerlY unfor- g g` mbrances and.ex=. p a -of . of remetunate mishap on account. of .'her- ad-. pressions • congratulations ' and . ..onwishes. The dra win room in vaned 'age, d w . , _.., J b The accident _occurred, when failing which Mr. • and Mrs. Joynt received The find her . door, key upon her return their guests was beautifully decors- ; from the village; she; procured. a: bar ted ' with a profusion of flowers. In to draw a steeple which suddenly the dining room the bride's.table Was loosened and threw her back' off the centred • with the wedding cake Wanentd step. Moans attracted men 'from the flowers •afid candle .added adornm.. gown, With lace Iaca and appl ique, ... n was .removdto, Gederieb w;in PIM' property .and Miss McKenzie Mrs Joynt looked chsrmmg_m. , s :ambulance. son • Tea: was poured in the afternoon to Miss McKenzie' is nearing the four the guests by Mrs. Tucker' afid Mrs. score mark. and lives alone on the. Freeman and in the evening •by, Miss gravel road, jus north 'of the vil- Fairburn and Miss Alice Joynt. Mrs. loge. On Friday, the day. of the ac - J, W. Joynt and Mrs. G: A. Newtons cident, she; was given a ride to her entertained with vocal and instrumen- home by Mr. Davison, who assisted tali number • Spectacular Blaza Razes Farm Building, Ashfield Barn And Season's Crop• Is' Wiped Out By Disastrous Fire • On Tuesday Night. A glowing sky on Tuesday night that attracted spectators for many miles to the scene,, was evidenee that another barn bad fallen pre; to the fire demon. • On this occasion it was the farm buildings of George Drennan, on the 10th con., of Ashfield, some 10 -miles from this village and some 3 mile's west' of Zinn's store at Lanes. The outbreak occurred • about•'9.30 and in a comparatively short time : the barn drive shed, hog pen and chicken house were all 'laid low. The barn .a 44 x•60 structure was said to be one of the finest frames in that , district, . with a_ ''fine -stogie foundation: It was filled to the roof with ' the season's 'crop of hay and grain. ' ' About 50 • dens and 5 hogs was the only livestock destroyed. ` A. manure spreader,, cream separator,, and other . small articles 'as well 'as a Ford • Coupe were, the principle implements burned. The fire is of unaccountable origin, as Mr. Drennan and those 'at 'the house were unaware of the Outbreak until their attention was attracted by the reflection. The loss is roughly estimated at $8000, with insurance on the building' and contents amoun•• P• ting to, some $4000.... The houselies considerable distance from these buildings, and with the wind blowing ,iii. -the other direction Was never , ' s• her to the door with her parcels. He It was 'a gala occasion • for thus offered.to help her open her home' and prominent ,couple, and afforded an carry her parcels- in, but this she .re- opportunityt for, the villagers' and dis- fused and insisted that he return to trzct e_do,•.t _em honor 'and evineeT their esteem. At"noon, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Joy�nt entertained at their home ,the im- mediate .members of the, family •And guests to dinner. • ' 1VIr.�.Joynt, exaM.P.P.,- will be 76 in November, , Mrs. Joynt is 71' past. Both are quite active, and enjoying good health. •Mr.'•Joynt, in fact; feels. so young that he personally invites all their friends: to meet with them 10 years hence, to celebrate their diamond . jubilee.: _ Mr. Joynt was born :in Ireland'. in 1857,. coining to 'Canada as an'infant and settling at St. Helens'. at the age of 19. Mr.' and, Mrs. Joynt, whose ma'i'den name was Annie Amelia Fulford, 'were ' married' in Teeswater at the home of Ira Fulford, by the Rev. A: G. Harris, who now. resides in Winnipeg. - A beautiful grandfather's clock, was., the gift of the. family to their parents, those present being three daughters, (Ida) Mrs. Wm. McLeod, (Maimie) Mrs. Robert Johnston, (Le- titia) ' Mrs: E. Millson and one son, J.- W-. Joynt.. (Anne) : Mrs.• (Rev.)- Lillico of Minneapolis was unable to be present -� A .fitting . address was retrad. from the United Church and presentations were made by the. Council and Bowl- ing club, members of which attended in a body, for which Mr. Joynt ex - Pressed ,thanks on behalf . of he and Mrs. Joynt in a few well chosen words. The following guests who register- ed during the day outside of the im- Mediate. family ' circle included: Marion and Alex Robertson, Toronto; Alice Joynt, • Hensall;. Marie • 14. Pair - bairn, Toronto; Mr.. and Mrs. Charlees :on; . J. W. Wilson, ,London., ,Mr. and' Mrs. Mclfibbon, Wingham, Rev.' John HOS gan, N. Y:; Edith L. , .Newton; Mrs. Albert .Millson Sarah V. 1Vtallongh; Mrs.. N. L. +Campbell; Mrs, A. L -town-_--At _was ._-a -fe_w •_ moments _later in' her: endeavour to open the door,, that• the accident happened Youngster Recovering From Strange Mishap Was Near_ Death When. piscoverel Caught In ' gen Nest - - Surgical Operation Performed {And Prligress Is Favorable. 1. Your' Eyes • and Our Service ARMSTRONG-.- • Iucknoiv THOSE WITH ACHING, Burning, smarting 'eyes. • • Those vwho 'find reading,` sewing; etc., difficult: `Those who•:.cannot see 'in the distance as•they ehould,`shoiild decide for :'themselves that these -: conditions-a°re-net-natural,-H-ere--is - a. 'fact that . • surprises many ' even • seeing WELL is • no.. proof • that • you do •not need 'our service.. • .126 --Wood'- Work: The blunting Season is Opened LET US REPLACE YOUR broken GUN "BUTT :'-' •WITH ,A NEW:ONE We ,are able to do all manner. of WOOD't WORK , A Trial, Will ..Convince You Neil Macinnes Bleck 'South Of hT. R. ';Depot. Jack Shiells, three years of age, is now considered to . be v out of danger. following a • surgical Operation .per- formed, in an effort to save his life following- anunusualaccident, which occurred to him last Wednesday. The youngster' is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shiells, of East Wawanosh,' and, the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Congram' of Holy - rood. He had been playing about and after a lapse of but a few minute's was disco6ered'.in a 'precarious posi- tion in. the 'hen -house.•, It' is thought that --he had gotten up -to -a -nest on a keg, which -rolled away with ,the. result that • the little chap struck his chin ,on the nest and was found' hang-• ing in that manner with his toes just touching the ' ground' and his l ittle arms helplessly dangling byhis sides: Life was almost extinct, the lungs having 'collapsed, • but the heart was still' beating. He did not regain con- sciousness until the following day, ', Medical aid was summoned and later a London physician -was called, who performeda spinal ' operation for the purpose of relieving brain pressure in anattempt to save the lad's life. Attending' medical sten proclaimed it as the first such ex-, perience' they had encountered' in their profession. - After s'ev'eral harrowing flays of anxiety for: parents and grandparents' Tweed, Killarney; , D. 1VIacDonald, Jack "s progress is favorable and it (Continued on Page 4) is thought he is now out of danger. ICE ; .Great • deiced On All NEW' : AND SECOND ,HAND. Gr -ea - ==Sep- sp=at -rs___ FAIR . WEEK ONLY - THOS. BOYES Massey Harris Agent • Specials for Friday LUCKNOW'S BIG FAIR DAY ' 10 Gillettg Bladen for ,35c ' 5 Auto Strop Blades for ...... 30c Floor Wax, 1 Ib. tin 25c - Floor Enamel, Quart tins 90c ' Pocket Knives 10c & 15c. WM. MURDIE & SON DANCE Jean's Nighthawks• will play,,for a dance in the Town Hall, Lucknow, on Thanksgiving night, ' Monday, Octo- ber -10th. Admissions $1.00, including tax; -Gallery -25e. . _ .....: _ _.. DIED ALEXANDER -Word has been -re- eeived here by' Miss Mae and • Mr. Will Davison of the death of their aunt, Mrs. 3. H. Aleazander, who passed away in 'Viking, Alberta, re- . cently, • following a Llengthyillness; ASHFiltL» CIRCUIT NOTES • The Annual Thank -Offering of the W. M. S. of Ashfield at Zioti next Sunday, October 2nd', Services at •2:20 P.M. and again in the. evening at 7.30• P.M. The special speaker for the days will be Miss Robertstin • of Goderich: Anniversary services at Ilackett's on October 9th. Services at 2.30 P.M: , and again hi the evening at 7.3'0. Rev. T.eT. ticker of Lucknowwill be . the preacher for the toy. • • ... ti