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LUCKNOW, ONT., ThURSDAY, . AUGUST 4th, 11942.
'DENTIST
Dr. R. L Treleaven, Lucknow.:
Hours: 9-12 4. M. 1.30--5 P.M
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Law' was passed• by: the Couneil of
the Village of Lucknow on the • 5th,
dim of aily,_A.D. _I9 2, providin for...
the issue of debentures to the amount
• of $7,500.00 for the'. purpose of ton-
strutting -a : cement pavefnent on
Havelock- street from Campbell street
to Ludgard street:* said Village and
other, improvements, and that :.such.
By -Law was registered in the •Reg
istry `Office for the Registry,. Division
Of the County • of 'Bruce on the_19th.
day of. July "A.D., 1932. Any motion
to quash or. set aside the same'; or'
any .dart thereof must be made • With -
In three months after the ' first publi-..
cation of this notice and cannot • be
made thereaf�er.
Dated. the 6th
'day of 3uly
,
1932. ,
JOSEPH-;AGNEW, Clerk.
"CLERK'S-NOTICE0 1r 'IRST'
POSTING'
OF VOTERS' LIS`!
Voters' List, 1932; Municipality ,of the,
` Township of ,' Kinloss, County of
Bruce- ...
Notice is - hereby given, that I have
transmitted ordelivered to: the per-:'
sons mentioned .in section 9 of The
(-ntario. Voters' •Lists Act, the Copies
required by . said sections to be ao
transmitted or delivered of • the List,
madepursuant to . said Act, of all
persons' appearing. "by the last revised
Assessment Roll •Roll of the said Munici-
pality. to ° be entitled to vote in the
•said " Municipality. at . .elections . for
members of the Legislative Assembly
"and at Municipal Elections; and that
the said List was first • posted up at
my office at R. 2, Holyrood on the
25th day of -July, •1932; and remains
there for inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to take immediate proceedings to
.--have-any-errors or --omissions- ••cor-
rected according .to law, the "last- day
'for- appeal being the 16th -day., of
August 1932. +
,Dated this 25th day of July, .1932.
J. R. LANE, •
Clerk of ' Township of Kinloss.
TIRE DESTROYS
LAE.GE, BARN
Spontaneous Combustion, Causes' Out-
break Which Rapidly 'H'azes Barn
And Prevent Saving ,Of Any Of
The .Contents- •
s
The large .,frairie: barn apd its con-
tents, the property' of Mr:' Jun ;Sher
wood, Who; lives a Mile and a' (put-,
er west of 'Glenn's Hill, . was destroy-
ed by fire, caused-'from.'spontaneous
combustion, which• broke out on Sat-
urday evening; about •five o'clock. So
quickly was the building enveloped:
in : flames that it was impossible to
remove any of the contents. As well
as his entire hay op, • 1Mr. Sherwood
lost his hay -loader, mower and car,
some ninepigs and poultry. The loss
is partially covered by insurance. The
wind was fortunately blowing away
from=their-home,__wbich_was°. nor ens
dangered. . ' . . - •
A loud report -Wes the only warning
,f• ' the impending conflagration and
In but a few moments. the ' entire.
building was 'a .raging' inferno, which
prevented access to' the. building and
soon reduced :sit to, a 'smouldering
mass. Mt. Sherwoodwas working tufo
fields .back of: the: barn when the loud
:,spout w.as }.beard, •evbi h' was also j
heard by neighbors' as for` distant as
half a. mile and . in lint a' moment`
flames. appeared. "to be leapingfrom.
almost every section of the buildin'g.
Rushing to the barn, the 'extreme
heat •'from the ' rapidly spreading
flames. prevented an approach to the
!wilding and ,Mi. 'and Mrs. Sherwood:
could do nothing ; but stand back with
the increasing nufnbere of neighbors
who were .arriving; and -.watch: the
lire : demon :.conpleteTtts-destrir ti0ti:
HORSE SHOE;�TOSSING—
The Lucknow Horse Shoe' Tossers
are having' a local tournament, Aug.
llth. on Jack McDonald's • grounds.
If you are interested in tossing the
shoes, hand '•yourname in. Draw to
be made . at 5 o'clock .sharp., , There
will be prizes.
ON FISHING TRIP
Messrs. A. W. Hamilton, Garfield
MacDonald, Jack McQuaig and Jack
McDonald, left on Saturday for , a
wetk's fishing pip up north and no
doubt some fish stories .will be forth-
coming on their return.
TIE . SCENIC ' WEST AS
:.. THREE TRAVELLERS .SEE IT'
ENTHUSIASTIC GARDENER'
A phenominal growth, the product
of an imported seed (from, over the.
back fence) with careful cultivation,
by Mr. •F.• T. Armstrong, had .grown
to amazing proportions and gave
promise of producing 'a prize win-
ning sunflower, of hollyhock or what-
have you. Alas the consternation of
the horticulturist to find this budding
beauty none other than 'a nine -foot
burdock. But the joke does not end
there, pressure having' been brought
to bear upon ua, however, we can
say no more. Mr. Armstrong may.let
you inon it.
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Provincial Constable Transferred
Announcement has beenmade by
Walter Moore,'Inspe'etor of Provincial
Police -at Kitchener, of the tranfer of -
Constable Whiteside to Waterloo, to
September ' lot, Con -
take effect on
Con-
stable P: E. McCoy of Waterloo. will
come to Goderich,• according to the
same announcement. '
Specials in Silk Bose, Mesh' Hose,
White Gloves, Etc. THE MARKET.
The Trip West Interestingly Describ-
ed By "The Three Travellers" Who
Left Ladino: The Latter Part .Of
June. •
Ladner. B. C.. 1932.
Perhaps you would like to hear
PAVEMENT-REAbY
IN TWO.WEEKS
The laying of concrete •on`Havelock.
';Street -was.' completed laot week and
in. the ,course o .a cut, two weeks will • _R` ident of This District .Celebra
be open to traffic. The County crush. t ,ger 90th Birthda .o Friday.
4}! Y n Y
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Receives Felicitations
On , 90th Birthday
lilies Elizabeth Webster, ebster, , -Pioneer
The Bread.*
of . x'ealth .
SINGLE COPIES CENTS
The Bread
of Health
4.
Crushed—:stone his being used. in patch-
ing G, and gravelling,' Where ' it is •nec-
es$ary oai the =gravel•,roads in' the
lage , A'.considerable•. 1quantity, ••, of.
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ravel is also' oin� through the'
machine ti be. used in building .upthe,:-,
shoulders along_the-newly laid. con=.
trete.
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Conservatory :Mune
Examination, Results
The following pupils of 'Mrs. G.
,
Smith, . Mus. .Bac.were successful
Associate: Piano, A. T. C. M.,
Honors=M-ay-Redmond. .
Associate Pedagogy
-Honors-May Redmond;; . Jean - Long.
Intermediate . Pianp
Honors.-Donalda McCallum;• Blanche
'MacDougall. Pass-Winnifred Ackert
Intermediate Harmony' ,
Honors—Jean. Long. •
Intermediate History .
Honors—Jean Loeg.
Junior -Piano
Honors—Grace, , Blake; Florence. Mc-
Quillin. Pass—Edith`• Smith;. Donalda
Douglas.
Theory of' Music •
Honors -Peggy. MacDonald; Myray
MacDonald.
Elementary'. Theory
Honors—Donalda "D,ouglas.;' . Pass
Rexford Ostrander.
Primary • Piano
Honors -Rexford'' Ostrander. Frank
MacKenzie; Ruth MacQuillin; Wilmer
MacKay. Pass — G'Graharn Sherriff;
Annie 'Watson.
Elementary ,Piano
Honors—Marion MacDonald; Laurin
Miller. Pass—Jean Thom; Jennie
Pearlman Annetta, Fisher.
Introductory Piano 1
Honors — Helen MacDonald; ' Lyla
Richards; Helen Hamilton; Maurice
Pearlman. Pass --Jean Nelson; Hilda
Lane.; Melvin Morrison. •
i OQ°Jo' of Candidates . were success-`
•The ,pupils of • Mrs. G. A. Newton
trying examinations all successfully
passed as follows:
Primary Piano.
First Class Honors—Eunice Newton.
Honors—Myrtle Webster; Frances
•
Armstrong.
Primary Theory
Honors—Myrtle Webeter.
. , Elementary Piano
:First --Class—_: ionore hath Parker4:
Honors—Mary McKim.
Introductory Piano
First Class Honors—Caroline Allin;
Louise Greer. ' Honors-Norina Wea-
therhead.
New Overalls, Smocks, Shirts,
'some of the adventures of the three) Pants, Socks, Ete. for work men.-
travellers who left home on the morn -
int[ of June 21st. for a • three thous-
and mile lonrney.
' As, we bearded -the train that ev-
entful morning it was with a feeling
of lonliness and a• regret at not being
ible to take all our loved ones along.
We ' arrived et Salmis at noon. • the:
youthful member of our party being
thrilled with his first ride on a train.
The palatial craft "The Hamonic"
was there waiting'for us. We got on
board; had dinner, got things adjust-
ed, found our."bearings. and then it
was time to set sail: and with . the
sound of the• whistle. the pulling in
of the, envie-planks. and the waving
good-bye to friends. we were away.
What a memorable 'sail! Such
glorious weather! And with a family
of 65 on board we soon made same
fine friends and joined in with the
festivities, Soon a call came to crime
and loin the "Mile March. We won-
dered ' what it meant, hitt we, soon
found out and when we heard • the
sound of the "Pipes" we were stir-
red to action, We all got in line and
,marched around' the deck 6 times,
which made .a mile. lead by .the
"Pipes:" the "Kettle Druni" . and the
"Large Drum." B
It was rather hard to keen in step
-as we had not yet found our ,se'a-
leg`, and. the boat was rolling a, bit.
..e _ef ic_.
The service was, -fines -and all- seemed
so happy. and entered into things so
enthusiastically. The hostess on board
left no stone unturned in making
everyone happy. We had an enter-
tainment each night :and, all imnrom-
tu. Anionic the crowd some very fine
soloists were discovered, and when
anyone was: asked to .contribute they
responded %gladly.- so that we heard
rrie very fine singing and'Speaking
cry early next morning we were
told that we were to sail .into St.
Mary's River so we got up, early as
We wanted get the worth out of
_.,_ W •
our 'moneys and I can assure Von' We
were not disetppointed.
(Cdritiirued on Pace 4)
NOTICE
To ktitoniobile-Olefnera
MR, A. E. TRAPL1N .
Will Take charge
ALL REPAIR WORK
at Ford Garage
COMMENCING .AUGUST 8th..
atiafaction • Guaranteed
On Ali ...._ Work + .
PRICES ' 1 EASD'iVABLE
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' THE• MARKET
Andrew -Lane • Picnic
•
Sixth Annual Get -Together Held In,
Harbour Park, Goderich, on Thursday
The sixth annual picnic of the de-
cendants of the late Wm. Andrew
and Mary Lane was enjoyed by up-•
wards of 100 members of the two
family ,groups on Thursday, July 28,;
in (arbour' Park, Goderich.
TJnfo tunately the adverse haying
weather detained many from inaking
preparation. for the day. Those '•at.o
did; were not favored with pleasant
weather for .picnicking. The usual
foot -race events were dispensed with
SO the stars will have ,to. content
themselves with; the hope that the
sun• shines more brightly next . year.
The one big event of the day was -a
softball , game played by the Andrew
-Larne nine who had one score in the
lead. over a team from St. Helens's
Tnatittite, who •were picnicking:;_. at
Harbour Park as well.
Some of the 'members were from
points as far distant as Windsor,
Toronto and Elora: Other points re,
presented were Walkerton, Kinlough,
Lpeltalsli, Lucknow, . Lanesville and
Goderich.
,The `oldest iriember,of the family to
be present was Isaac -Andrew, who is
president of the organization, which
.. dirtiedfamily g oil the six ,�:et`to-
has
gethe7re, The ,youngest..was. the .infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Lam; Kitilouglt.
riday,•;J.uly 29th; marked' the pass-
ing f tie • 90th : Milestone in : the life
of: '•.venerable old.1 `'k�: of the .village,
`Lizzie Webst
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"Aunt er," as She has-
eon* to be :knownTby young and old.
Throughout 'thus •eventful.',day. many
friends and relat,aves calla& 4001i: h4".,
extending ,'':hearty congratulations
and -bestowing Many gifts, bouquets
and 'greeting cards.
--Miss - Webster had -.been quite
smart and active until about a .year
ago, and enjoyed life to the full, be-
ing ;fond of games and doing- fancy
work, and delighting •:above all in,
dishing and entertaining her friends.
Early in. March she suffered a fall
and has . been confined, to bed' since;
but ;frequent visits .of her friend&'
are . _ occasions which thorn- uglily,.
please her. • '
Miss • Webster, one. of a 'family of
ten, .came to this district with her
parents, ;thea -late -Mr;- and ., Mrs., Dan,
lel Webster, in the year 1854, when
at that -time there was little more
than a ` foot ' path 'through the bush
from`elfast to Lucknow • and a : log
served a'•.m.eans, of crossingi_the.
Nine . Mile River' Miss Webster was
born .at Norval . where herparent3
settled on coming out from Ireland.
Of the family of ten all lived to be.
over sixty years 'of. age, five passing
the four 'score . mark; and now Miss
Webster at the ',age of 90 and her
sister, Mrs. Anderson, 92 years. _ of
age,J,alone remain.
ATTENDING CONVENTION
Dr. R., L. Treleaven• will not be in
his office _from Miniday; August 80i,
till -Saturday morning, August '113th,
as be will be in attendance at the
Joint Convention of the British, Can-
adian and Ontario Dental' Association
at the Royau York Hotel, ,Toronto:
;VOCAL RESULTS
The two vocal atudents`of 'Mrs. 3.
W. Joyntt, who tried • examinations
were both' successful'. Jessie' Mac
Kenzie. 'received honors standing . in
the Junior vocal, and Myra MacDon-
ald
acDonaid -passed the Intermediate vocal..
Former Whitechurch
Resident Passes
Mr. A ek eWncdr- Succumbs --r
Guelpht-Was • Bora In • 'Kinloss
• Township. • -
There passed away at Guelph on
Monday afternoon, July' 25th, at his
residence, 21 .Andrew St., a • well-
know.,naandhighly , respected resident
in the person of Mr. Alexander (San-
dy) Kennedy, Sr., in his 66th year,
He was born on the 2nd con., Kinloss
and:lived. in that community until he
went to , Gd'elph about. 25 years ago:
He is survived by three sister and
ttvo brothers, Mrs. Annie MeCarri
Sault St. Marie; Mrs. James Purvis,
Lucknow; Mrs. Prank McCloskey;
Guelph; John and David Kennedy of
Whitechurch. Two sister, Mrs. Dan
McIntosh and Mrs. McLeod and.' one
brother William, passed away some -
OUR 'MOTTO IS QUALITY AND SERVICE
,• T'HRIFT IS 'COMMON-SENSE . APPLIED TO SPENDING. FOR
.EY•rg:RLy,-P.ENN SPENT N O1 R. TAKE; J E�11? ., .GIVE5
YOU . BIGGEST '7FOOD. "VALUE. •
RICH.- FRUIT' CAKE –= 2' lbs. Sc.
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QUALITY
'Local & General
Mrs. • Freeman is visiting with
friends' in Seaforth.
Mrs.' Alex .McCarrol is 'a visitor
with friends- in__Mitshell.
Mrs, D. Paterson is visiting with
friends in Woodstock' this week.
Miss Winnifred. Webster of Toronto
is spending her vacation at her home.
Mr. Clarence Murdie ..was up' from
Listowel fro•' spendthe week -end 'with
his Barents.
Miss-EnGla--Buswell-of Exeter -was-
a.recent visitor atthe borne of Mr.
and Mrs: J. W: Joynt. • , ..
Mt. and Mrs.' . E. C. Lindsay return-
ed .to • Toronto ' on'„Monday, following
a week's vacation with;, relatives• here
Mr.' and Mrs. Huntley Gerdon of
Detroit, are spending a' few days at
the home of; Mr. and: . Mrs. , H. R.
'Miss Ada Webster has returned
home after 'spending 'a couple of
weeks in Toronto with her sister,
Mrs. Arens. •
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Mr. and. Mrs., Charles •Richardson
Of Teeswater and Miss O. L. Hollway.
of Chatham are . visitors with Misses
Jean and Isabelle Douglas.
Kr, Charles Webster of Toronto is
taking a rest cure at his home here,.
prior to a nose' and. throat operation
which he intends to undergo.
Mr. R. D. Cameron is spending the
wek in town before 'setting out ori --a
,north"ern bii'siness trip, which will
take him as far west as Winnipeg.
Misses Arabelle Cameron, Marjorie
Henderson, Hazel Culbert and Nancy
Brown are spending di' couple of
weeks at Cottage 100, Bruce Beach.
New .Materials • to make up, into
Children's school clothes and 'New
Ready Weiir Garment's.
_.. -THE MARKET
I fr. 11 ornell;Ashley : orne , A:
D. Hornell;. Mrs. A. D. Hornell, Mr.
Bruce Hornell and Miss L. Hornell,
Toronto, visited in town over ' the
week -end.
Mr. 'George Cantelon and Miss
Lynda Cantelon of Clinton and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwards of Souris, Man.;
visited last week at the home of Miss
Webster, Ross St.
Misses Isabelle Johnston, Winni-
fred .Jobns'ten7 s Audi "Fis'hei� AA -
Margaret Hofstetter and Merle -John -
sten ate at present camping at the
foot of the boundary. -
Mr. and Mrs:' E. S. Caswell and
daughter Shirley of Toronto and Mr.
Billy Todd of Winnipeg, spent a
day last week with their old friend,
Miss Elizabeth .Webster. ,•• �•.
time ago.
The funeral services were conduct-
ed on `Wednesday.' afternoon by Rev.
D. H. Marshall, pastor of St. An-
dre'w's•Presbyterian church. The flow-
ers were numerous • and plentiful.
The deceased was always a` great lo-
ver of flowers.
The .pallbearers were Messrs. Chas.
Dempsey, Richard Montgomery, Robt.
Paterson, Hugh Robertson, , George
Siiotter and Bert Leparde. '
Those from this community who
attended. the funeral- were Messrs.
John ahid Peter Kennedy, Mrs. David
Kennedy, Mrd and Mrs. Duncan Ken-
nedy, Mr. and Mrs. hones 'Purvis and
'Keitnie,•'Mts. W. Bolt, Mrs: John Reid,
Mrs. ,Lorne Durnin and Miss Donalda
McCallum.
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..BAND !TATTOO, A1JGUS " 16th
Keep in mind the fact that Tires.
P
day; :gust 16t1i, is the date of an -
nun] Band Tattoo in Lucknow. Sandy
MacDonald,• the efamous Scotch en-
tertainer, will contribute various
numbers. Six hands are eepected to be
lir'e'sent. 'and 'a dance in the- Tow'!
Hall Will conclude the'' evening.
Your. Eyes
and', Our Service
BYT.'ARMSTRON,G
i.ucicaaw • ,
SUCCEEDING THESE . DAYS
:Is .'difficult _enough. without ijw- c,
essary. handicaps Good health and'
energy, 'plus,, are needed. Mans
and many:'a person' is being ;re-
'tarded . by the results . of imperfect
, vision. 'Do 'you suppose'an eye de-*
feet is slowing YOU' nip? You' may
-irot'fie-able-to-ansv!rer-that-ques----
tion, but our examination would..
Continued . next week
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Wallpaper'.
Walk up town and- -eve•
moue . We ,h ve a lar ; e dis-
play . of Wallpaper .priced 'to
suit every purse. 8c`itp.' Sun,
worthy, reg. 45c ; for :30c.,
• and`' reduction ”. on work' being
done. '.
R. J CAMERON•'
Painter, Decorator & Grainer
_ooa_-.-T ur.•:ning
Alt' Manner. off .Irregular
and Regular Wood Turning
Done Such As
• Neckyokes, Whifiletrees,
Implement Handles; Hay 'Racks
Wheelbarrows, &c.., &c. -
Neil MacInnes -
Block South of C.N. R. Depot.
MOTORISTS ! ATTENTION!
The 1, annual Sunday School and
Congregational picnic of St Peter's
Anglican Church, will be held on
Thursday, August 4th; (to -day) at
Harbour Park, Goderich.
Mrs. Humphrey, her daughter
Lilian and Miss Stanldy of Toronto,
and ,,Mrs.. Fryfogle of Wingham,
spent the recent holiday at the home
of Mrs, A, D. ' MacKenzie.
Mrs. George oak of Windser, and
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford of Tilbury and
Mr. ' and Mrs. Roy Caslick and son
frpm Cargill, visited Mr. and Mrs.
T. Aitchison of -Lucknow last week.
'Millan andRevv . and Mrs: INA Mac
family Were callers in tovait on Sun-
day, when Rev, MacMillan took a
part in the , morning service in the
United Church. Miss Enols Buswell
also contributed a • pleasing solo.
Mrs. Jessie MacInnes, Detroit,
Mrs. Frank La Metre, Chicago and
Archie MacMillan
Mr's. , North Da-
kota, are visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
P. J; McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ting, Ruth,, 'Eddie, and Bruce were
also- week end visitors, ,at- the Me -
Millan home,
A
Ford Garage •
Now Operated By
Garfield Ostrander
Having taken over 'the FORD
'GARAGE in - Lucknow, we are
prepared' to offer the motoring
public, PROMPT ' SERVICE, and
as lin any other business relations,
SQUARE DEALING., Gas Pumps
are in operation • and a stock . of
(41s , anjl Accessories on hand.
'NOTICE
The annual meeting of the Luck -
now Elevator Co., Limited, will be
held Saturday,' August 13th, at 8 P.
M. in the. Council room, Carnegie,'
Hall, to deal with the annual report
electiolt of oiliicers, etc.
• -James Alton, President. •
ASHFIELD' CIRCUIT f
Quarterly meeting at Blake's—
Sunday, August 701 at 11 A.M. 0.:
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August 14th, the ung '- People's
Societies of. the Circuit will Conduct
the • services. '
BORN
CHIN—In Lucknow, on Monday.
August 1st,. te• Mr. and Mrs. Charles -
Chn, a deitghter.
Bey's Whodpee Pants; Boy's Karlyi
'Shorts; Boys Karki . Long pants,
Shirts, Sweaters, Ete. THE MARKET
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