The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-09-18, Page 1l..
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tSDAY SEPTEMBER 18th, MO.
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DR. W. M. CO11141g >t.
Physician and Surgeon
Lucknow
• Sou$: 1.30-4.30 7---8,
'Phone 3e
If,18NTIST
Dig :it. L. Treleaven, Luek ow-
Hours:' 9-12 A. M. 1,30-5 P M. "`
...._'Phone 53 .- X-ray
ly411 be in' Dungannon every Thursday.
WAIL PAPER -A full line of 1930
Will Paper on. hand. Prices consider-
able down for 1930. I am' also agent
for leiding,job houaea,-R.'J: Caamar--
en, .Decorator, .Painter and ' Grainer,
Box 14, Lucknow.
J .1 Melihan, piano -tuner' is its
townthis week. Pianos tuned with
care. leave orders with R. J. Moore.
LOST -A marker for car-E'T 412
Finder ;please leave at The' Sentinel
0f8ce '
(18-9-4.)
Put 'color' ,ia year kitchen with,
Utilac-� the Four Hour Enamel -90c
per pint;= Wm. Murdie & Son.
Special Values in Radio Cabinets
and Tables forttery Insets.' Samples
on display. .Rea clearout prices.
T. W. SMITH, Central Garage.
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------I-.,--HOUSE-FOR-SALE,
Fame . ' dwelling in Lucknow-9
rooms, hard and soft water, . wired
for hydro. Cheap for; quick sale. ,
e Mr -s. J. 11lenary,....R. - 7,_ Lucknow..
(25-9-p) .•
AUCTION SALE
° A -bailiff's Auction Sale of House-
hold Effects and other articles will
be held 'just west of the Post. Office,
Lucknow, on Saturday afternoon of
this week: Elliott Miller, Auc.
FOR SALE -Two. Story, Concrete
Cement :building, now occupied as
restaurant and dwelling •on , Campbell
Street' in the Village of Lucknow
For particulars apply to
' M. A. Treleaven, Lucknow, Ont.
HEIFER ASTRAY -Strayed from
Lots .43:444, Con. 1, Kinloss, a 2-yr.-
-yr.old Hereford Heifer: Any person
old
knowing - of its whereabouts. kindly
report to Frank ' Millet.
'Phone,. 10-24, Ripley
PIANO TUNING ---
Mr. L. R. Bock of Chatham will be
in Lucknow during the last week of
September. Those wishing to have
thsir pianos tuned and repaired will
please leave their orders with Mr.
tieo. H. Smith.. - -
(1(--9=c)
TAX COLLECTOR -. FOR KaINLOSS
TOWNSHIP
The undersigned. •will receive appli-
cations up to . September 29th for the
position of Tax Collector for the
Township. of Kinloss for the year
1930, at ' a •salary of Fifty Dollar's.
Duties of collector to he made known
by the Clerk. All taxes to be paid at
,the Bank of Montreal, Lucknow. •
J. R. LANE, Clerk
(1•&-•9-c)
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Revival Services '
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Have 'Yon1 Attended the Meetings at
r- GOSPEL HALL (Cour:alt Block),
LUCKNOW?
w Rev. J. ft Holliday Will preach on
FRIDAY & SUNDAY NIGIrr
Bright Singing & Sound Preaching
• COME-- •
Bring jour friends, enjoy the services
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Mildred Treleaven
A.T.CM.
Mezzo -Soprano
Teacher of Singing
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• 'Phone 123
WE WEIt MISINFORMED
The note we had lust week about
tetichin& piano in the school was i't
all true. Mr. Jennette told us that
he had made arrangements ;w'ith the
04e4' Bawd,, hitt meMbera at the
joust till go shalt O.1losv4 did sot
Mkt lig Host in motto t t
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Mrs. John Spindler is spending a
week with •friends' in Detroit.
Mrs. A. E. Durnin of Clinton, is
spending a few weeks with Lucknow
friends,
Mr. Jaynes Alton is acting as judge
at fall fairs in Owen Sound district
this week.
Dr. V. Johnston• will be awayfrom
his office for a week commencing to -
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1 LIGHTNING STRIKES' RESIDENCE'
The residence of Mr: Geo, T. Aitch-
ison was somewhat, damaged ,by light-
ning ,duringthe storm which passed
over Lucknow last Saturday night.'
The east gable of the house was
somewhat shattered.' telephone wires
were burned out and all"hydro fuses
and light bulbs : blown. out.. The flash,
appeared to occurs ,just, west of the
house and .those who saw it say it
nv,As the-. ,most piecle of
Mrs, T. Aitchison„ Mfrs, Forster"
fireworks they. everspectaculariwtnessed. Gert=
and Mrs. Cliff` Aitchison, spent: last
week- at Inveriiuron., • : ing on the hydro wires' and the ma°
ariel .1t• lit op the 'whole scene in 'a
Mr: N. " E. Bushell was in Toronto blaze of light and showered the land -
last week attending a meeting of the',
directors of the Superior. Fertilizer
The regular meeting of the W.C.
T.U. will be held at the home .'of'Mrs.
Temple Clarke on Friday afternoon
of this week . at 3 o'clock. ..
We would be glad to tell you what
it would, cost to heat your home eith-
er by Hot Air or Hot W -iter.
Wm. Murdie & Son.
- The .Misses Ethel and. Maud , Wal-
t'er, Ceclia Dunn of Owen Sound and
Edna :Campbell of Goderich, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Miller.
over Sunday.
• Misses Mary Hamilton, and Kath-
erine MacKenzie and Messrs. Mal-
colm .Watson and William Henderson.
have gone to Stratford . totake the
Normal School course._
Mr. W. J. MacKenzie of Kincardine
has purchased the' residence from
Black 'Bros.,' .which• they recently
bought from 'Mrs: Fraser. Mr. -and
Mrs. MacKenzie will be moving from
Kincardine in the near future.
Mr. Maclnnis of Ingersoll is
spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan . MacLeod, Station .;St.
Mr. Maclnnis' has Fad a rather re-
markable health record. Although
in bis 81st year he had never missed
• meal through sickness. He now
makes his home with a daughter_
The Rev. C. N. and Mrs. MacKen-
zie and Allan of Ripley, Miss Jessie
MacKenzie of W ingham,' were recent
visitors at N. E. Bushell's. Allan
leaves shortly' for Chicago to resume'
his studies ' ih Osteopathy. Miss Mc-
Kenzie who -has been on furlough
left on Saturday for Regina where
she has been appointed by the Unit-
ed Church Board of Missions.
The law requires every horse-
drawn vehicle to be provided ' with a
Lantern. In the case of accident if
the vehicle has . not a Lantern, the
owner is liable for ' all damages: We
have the "Dietz Buggy Lantern"
which meets . all 'requirements.
• Wm. Murdie & Son
ANOTHER DANCE
Lucknow Fire . Co, is putting on a
dance in the Town Hall, the evening
of Friday, Sept. 19th (to -morrow
night) McCartney's Lucknow' Orches-
tra, 4 pieces. Couple 75e, extra lady
and 'gallery 25c. Lunch Counter.
PRIZE WINNERS AT ►
'ST. H'ELEN'S SCHOOL FAIR
Spring Wheat, Marquis., -1 qt.
Ash. and W. Waw., 13, Blake Alton,
50c; 'Waw., 12, Raymond , St. Marie,
40e; Waw. 17, Melbourne Culvert, 30e.
Total Number of Entries in Class -3
Spring Wheat,. , Marquis Slieaf
Wawanosh 12, • Raymond St. Marie,
50c; Ash. and W. Waw, 13,.• Blake
'Alton 40c; West Waw. 3, Ernest
Durnin .30c -No. of Entries 3.
• KNOWS HOW. TO GROW 'EM
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On 'returning to our office one day
]test week we were surprised to find
'under our desk a.basket of potatoes
'which would 'delight the heart of any
Irishman -yes, or even a Scotchman
especially this year when potatoes
enie said to be .small and few in the
hill.' Nothing serail `about these for
'It took just 25 to fill, heaped up, ah,
eleven -quart basket. A number which
`,we' measured were' just about five in
;,rhes` in length and well proportioned
-and one •' which must have had
plenty of elbow. room ` was almost
nine inches long. All were as . clean
scape with sparks, while'': the dread- land free fromscales as if intended
ful report ,startled the 'whole neigh --
•borhood. Luckily . the flash:' did .not
start fire. A couple of transformers
on Station Street were affected and,
a number of residences were without
hydro current until Sunday 'afternoon
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A.LETTER FROM THE NORTH
Mr. R. D. Cameron Tells of : The New
Country
To' The Editor of The .Sentinels- •
Having spent the past eight weeks.
in Northern Ontario in connection
with my work, perhaps it may prove
interesting and instructive to Some o#
your readers to hear something of
this northern sectio of. our Province
which, during the I past twenty=five
years or more .has made such a sur-
prising development. Travelling in
the North in 'summertime is 'very in-
teresting. The'air is, so pyre and re-
-fresh -in the--scenery-an-everchang-
ing delight as the railway passes
through deep cuts in, the rocks, then
skirting around beautiful lakes or,
coursing- along large rivers with nu-
.nerous waterfalls, with theroad bed.
dike a winding avenue lined on each,
side withtrees and shrubs of great
variety of color and beauty.
Among so ,many.'places of interest,
space will allow me only to mention
a few deserving special notice.
Manitoulin island which I' reached
iy boat trip from Owen .Sound` is.
now coming' to its own. It is shout
100 miles long -a -the largest island\in
fresh water on the globe -and is be
coming a : popular summer resort
eine the Algoma Eastern railway,
now lues entered the island' and also
a motor road by . way of Espanola;
Phis, has largely increasedthe tour-
ist traffic as there. are splendid roads
around and through the 'island, and
there is an abundance of small lakes
'and streams where good fishing is to
be found.: A point of business inter-
est is the Mecca. of the North, Sud-
bury, during the ,past few years. In
three years Sudbury, has .grown from
9,000 to 20,000 population and this'
summer took on the states of a city.
The great 'development of the nines
of Nickel and Copper exploits the
rapid growth as 90% of the world's
output of Nickel now comes from this
district. Copper Cliff an adjunct of
Sudbury, about five miles west is
where the smelting, and refining is
done.. Owing to the smoke and sulphur
fumes the country around is deso-
late and barren of trees or vegeta-
tion of any kind, and The Internat-
ional Nickel Co. has built . lately the
largest smoke stack in. the British
Empire being 510 feet high and 45
feet inside diameter. It is hoped that
by dissapeting the smoke and fame
so high in mid-air that -vegetation
Will be restored and also be health-
ier for the people who work and live
there.
Another very interesting point is
Sioux Lookout where I :am spending
this week -end. it is a railway town
beautifuly situated on Pelican Lake
and on the C. N. Trans -continental
railway, 525 miles west of Cochrane
and 1100 , miles1 from Lucknow by
railway: It is a nicely laid out town.
population 2000, with wide streets and
geed business, places. The 'railway
maintains a splendidly .equipped Y.
. M.C.A with bowling green, tennis
court, and .a' comfortable reading
room well supplied with papers and
magazines. This is one of the closed -
in towns of the north, the only inlet
and' outlet east and west is the rail-
way line. A motor road is under con-
struction to Dryden 52 miles south
west and 13 miles is already complet-
ed at this end. Officially I learned
they have 175 .autos, so they are
"keeping up with the Jones." This
reminded me of the story of the girl,
Fall dressed up and no where to go."
Reit if they cannot set ant hv' mute
Oats-4O.A.CA NO. 144-1 qt.
W. Thaw. 4, Neely ' Todd, 50c; W.
Wow. 1,. Noreen Kinabun, 40c; Ash.
and W. Waw. 13, Bernadean 'Alton,
30c; Ash. 8, Billie McClure, 23c; W.
Waw. 12, Veronica St. Marie, 110c;
Waw. 12, Cecelia St. Marie, 15c -No.
of 'Entries 6
Oats-O.A.C. No. 144 --Sheaf
W. Waw 17, Margaret Elliott,. 50;
W. Waw. 4, Neely Todd, 40c; Ash.
and W. Wad.' 13, Bermudan' Alton,.
30; Ash. 8, Billie McClure, 25; Waw.
12 Veronica St. Marie; 20; Waw. 12,
Cecelia St, Marie, 15 -No. of Entries
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Barley=O.A C,__
50;
W. Waw 17, Harold Elliott,
W. ,Waw.- 17, Melbourne Culbert 40;,
E. Waw. 120 John St. Marie, 30 -No.
of Entries 3.
Baine!--OA.C.o'. 21 -Sheaf
W. Waw. 17, Harold' Elliott, 50c
E. Waw, 12. John St. Marie 40c -No.
of Entries 2..
Sweet Cowl --•-Golden Bantam, -6 ears
W. IV**. 4, Dorothy, McDonald, 50c;.
Ash, and W. Waw. 13. Janie . Alton,
s .30; W.
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Donald H. Rus
40;Ash. 8,
Waw. 4. Jean Thom, 25c: W. Way..
vier. Yet ee. yed Nay W. n fyis 9.
11 reedo 1tiateul, 20;tit
" y 1►tnir�s 11..
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FORMER .LUCKNOW GIRL WEDS
forr the fall fair. •
Enquiry elicitedthe information
that Mr. Alex Gollan was the donor
of the •fine spuds. Evidently he had
planted . good seed in good soil and
'with- a growing moon. At .any' rate
.he appears to have . had a very fine
;crop in spite of the drought which in
most potato patches brought growth
to a stop before the tubers were well
matured..
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LUCKNOW FALL FAIR •
NEXT WEEK
Thursday and Fay of next week'
Sept. 25th and 26th, are the dates of
the Annual Fall Fair at Lucknow.
The secretary and board of directors
have left' nothing undone . to maintain
the good record of 'past, years. With
-agood--day-there s'hould--•be-a-„good.
;crowd. '425'
MADE LUCKY STRIKE
NEAR .SAJLT STE. MARtIE
According to a new note : in the>
Sault Ste. Marie Star, Mr: W. A. Reid
son of .Mrs. Paul. Reid air town dis-
covered a rich vein of gold at Hawk
Junction. The vein is reported ; sever-
al feet wide and rich in- gold. In a1
letter accompanying the.. newspaper
cliping Mr. Reid says . that the "find”
hlsd been. sold for, 304 thousand dol.
lags, he to receive one half, .as he is
associated with others' in the Hawk
Lake Mining Company. Company. „Friends here
of Mr. Reid will be glad to hear of
Snell -Rivers. -A . quiet wedding took
,place on, Tuesday, Septeniher 9th, at
10' a:'. at : the-'-Egmandville---Manse,-
when Margaret,younger daughter of
Mrs. Albert Rivers, Egrnondville and
the late Albert Rivers was united in
marriage to Mr. ,Helmet Snell, Sea-
forth, eldest son of Mrs. Humphrey
Snell, Londesboro, and the Imo Hum-
phrey Snell. Rev. Charles Malcolm
M.A. officiated. The bride, who was
unattended looked charming in a
gown of .gloria blue crepe with shoes
and stockings to match. Immediately'
atter the ceremony the happy couple
left On a northern motor trip,. the
hello trowelling, 'In s heirs went, art,
sem` s. On their vetim nl ey wilt vs.
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his good fortune.
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Card of Thanks
Mr. ' and • Mrs. Fred ' Nixon and
family 'wish to extend grateful thanks
to the friends and neighbors, for sym-
pathy and helpful acts of kindness at
the time of their recent. bereavement.
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BOY ON RAFT HAD , •
NARROW ESCAPE.
A couple of Toronto boys who were
camping on. Lake Huron shore not
far from the Presbyterian Summer
School building, built a light raft
and ..were having gime fun navigat-
ing it along • the beach. One of • the
boys was on the raft alone, when a
strong east. wind was blowing and
the . frail craft with its lone passen-
ger was blown out on the lake with
;no chance of its being brought back.
The other lad and a friend realiz-
ing the ,danger. made a hurried trip:
by auto to the. farm of John McKay
where they knew there was a boat --
the only ' one for miles along the
beach. Reporting to the ,MacKay
family the predicament in 'a rich the
boy on the raft was, Duncan and
Donald MacKay took the boat and.
went to the rescue. They were none
to soon for the raft. had drifted ibut
where the water was quite rough.
The boy, •.however was safely trans-
ferred' to the boat, licit it was a long
hard pull back to land in the face of
a stiff gale, which° had sprung up.
FALL FAIR CONCERT
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OUR 'MOTTO IS QUALITY AND SERVICE.'
QUALITY PRODUCTS .iNSIJK S 5ATISteACTION. OUR QUAL-
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.WHITE, WHOLE WHEAT AND RAISIN BREAD IS A' REAL
1 . FOOD. MADE FROM THE HIGHEST CLASS ,INGREDIENTS.
OPECIALS
1 BON BOUCHE, 'MUFFINS, ':RASBERRY TARTS; FRESH APPLE
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Phone 36 Lucknow
Norma Treleaven,
A.T.C.M.
Teacher, of
PIANO
and . .
THEORY
'Phone 123 1
CHURCH NOTES
The Rev. Mr. Goforth, • famous mis-
sionary who has spent 40 wears in
Chin;.;. will: give an address in Luck -
"now Presbyterian--Ghureh---the even-
ing of September 23rd. All are cor-
dially ,invited,
The. Rev.. R. W. Craw will again oc-
eupy Lucknow United Church pulpit
next Sunday after a month's •vhcation
The Rev:. Walter Craw conducted the
services the past two Sundays.
Presbyterian "Guild .
The Guild entertained the students
of 1the Continuation . School on Mon-
da evening. The •.program .consisted
of a paper read by, ,Lorraine Brabson
a short talk by Rev. C. H. MacDonald.'
on the topic. The musical numbers
were a piano instrumental by Miss
Winnifred Johnstone, a solo by Miss
Racheal MacDonald and a duet by
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Aitchison. A
contest was held after which refresh-
ments were served. The meeting,
closed by singing the National .An-
them.
United Church Y; P. S.
The committee of the Lucknow
Fall Fair ^oncert have . been fortun-
ate zn securing first class Artists its
the personal 'of CAMERON oEDDES
famous Basso, and FRED • MERY,
Comedian.
Caineron Geddes, you all know, and
Pred_Eirtery_ss__among the leading
Comedians, of Canada.
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DIED
MaeKEN E=In•, Kincardine General
hospital on September 10th, 1930,
Captain Anglia MacKenzie, of Tiver-
ton, aged 65 years. .
BROWN -In Queen Alexandria Sani•
torsion, London, Ont. Rhea H. Brown,
dua1hter .'et fdt. and- . Mra. O. K.
*awn, Tavlitocki until tecestlq til
Teectvlrtgfiw
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, The Y. P. S. ' meeting on Monday
night was in charge of the Literary
Committee. Following the usual op-
ening exercises, Miss Gertie- Trelea-
ven sang a solo. Mrs. W. P. Reid
:took the topic by reciting and com-
menting • on the proem by Bliss Car-
men "Vestages." Following a solo by
Mr. George Greer, the meeting took
the -form of a song service and an
open discussion regarding means of
making the Society a success. ' Mr.
W.. P. Reid closed the meeting with
prayer.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tierney, Kin-
cardine, wish to announce the engag-
ement • of their only daughter Mary
Kathleen to Mr. 'Wm. Sidney Decker,
only son of Mr. and Mrs.. Conrad
Decker, Lucknow. The marriage to
take place quietly at Kincardine the
latter part of September.
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IF4M!E4TRE
'FRIDAY &; SATURDAY
September 19 & 20.
THE. SCARLET DOVE
And Comedy
Coming Special ' •
"PASSION"
September 25-26-27
Hear the new
EFO.REST
ROSLEY
$ 1X950 -.
Complete With Tubes
7tHaa Hl4RMONIC
AMPLIFICA"f10N
F. T. Armstrong
Jeweller
Winter Wheat
WANTED •
at
Lucknow Flour Mills
W.E. Treleaven
Stock Reduction Sa�
COMMENCING
Saturday, September '13th
TO CONTINUE TILL
Saturday, September, 20th
FOR CASH ONLY
A CASH- IIIISCOuNT-•-OF=-t0%a-'WiLL.BE..ALLO VED ON .ALL
MERCHANDISE EXCEPT' ON SOME STAPLE 1.IINES
SUCH AS SUGAR, ,PLOt; R. OATMEAL. & ' SOME LINES
OF FEED. ON 'WHICH SPECIAL PRICES ARE SET OUR-
1NG THE SALE:
CALL AT THE STORE AND GET THESE SPECIAL PRICES
SEE OUR 'REDUCED PRICES ON BULK TEAS AND GET
THE 10% DISCOUNT"- ON ANY LINES. OF MDSE. iN
STOCK. '
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