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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-09-18, Page 8fff: ffif, • ff • l• ,ffN••• _1ff ff. f'ff THE Lticimo* SENTINEL ,TRIJOrair, OrT,EreipER, t$, 1930 • • 1. y Calecloniait Park:_ (t) • Lucknow, Ont. September 25th and '26th Sixty-five years is a long time, and much water has flown under the bridge since Lucknow Agricultural Society gave -us its first exhibition. During this period, this StPciety has done much to im- prove its exhibits and entertainment facilities, until We have one of the best Fall Exhibitions in our district. Its the same with OUR STORE, we are constantly iMProving our facilities 'for"doing business, & adding new fresh merchandise to our stock of Value Dry Goods Fair Tinie Specials • Boys' Heavy Worsted Hose.6 1-2 to 10, at_ 4 elevu Fancy Pattern Pullovers, 26 to 32, at Heavy Ribbed Work Socks, 3 pr. for _ $1.00 - 36 in.-IVIackinacTlannelvat --- 38c $i.89. 36 in. Art Sateen, Reg. 60c, at 49e All Wool Bed Blankets, at p patr $8.50 Pillow Cases, ready stamped, each 50c Factory Aprons, stamped, each 25c Fancy Cuff Chamois Gloves 60c These Specials and many others are here, ready for your selection. Shopping is a pleas* here -- Cornell' and get your share of the Fall Fait Specials ''Phone 75 , lfred •Buswell Lucknow, Ont. WHITEcHURCR • . Mr. John Thom Cof Fordwich yisit ed last week at the home 9f Mr. John 'Craig and tither TOO* r, Rhys Pollock bus gone to Tor- Miiiess flO .! course44 Slia`" 13.>s; This community was well repre- sented both at St. Helens and Hoy - rood School Fairs last Friday.' Miss Freda Rantoul is to be can 'gratulated on getting first prize in the public speaking Contest at ''St. Helen'sschool fair. Mr. Frank Citaiter had the minter' tune to liave a horse killed by light- ning on Saturday. 1 M. James Wilson Sr., made- e bus-. bless trip, to Galt last Monday. Qaite'n number, front here attend - .ed PrestYterian Young; people's' Rally at Wingham last Tuesday. Mr.° and Mrs. John Craig visited friends at Ethel last Thutsday., • Quite a number from here attend- ed the Fair. at London last week. Mr.' Wilfred Jacques of Sudbury, spent the pasttwo week's. at his home here. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Jacques accompanied him on his return trip as .far, as. Orillia and ' will visit for la short time with friends there. Joseph Laidlaw and Miss Tena hddlaw are visiting relatives at Pow4asson. ' Miss Susie Carrick is visiting with her sister a at Amherstburg and el -- kr. Dan MacKay of Brussels is visiting at his home here. MAFEKING Mr, Finlay Shackleton of Priceville spent the week -end at his home here. Johnston, KINGSBRIDGE . Mrs. J. 0. Loughlin ' has returned to her home in Detroit, after spend-. , ing tome Weeks: in our burg. Mrs. P. Austin and Mr. -and Mrs. • J. O'Connor spent Sunday visiting ' "friends in Wingham. Miss Jean Drennan of Gctierich, • spent last week at her home here• .' Mr and Mrs. Lester Fisher and • itra. A. Fisher of Detroit spent last week -end with Mrs. Ed. Sennette and Mrs. J. Courtney: Mr. and Mrs. M. Griffin and babe of Detroit; visited Mr. and Mrs. Tim Griffin on. Sunday. • Miss . O'Connor is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. Kinahan of St. 1• Augustine. Mrs. Joe Dalton is visiting her •' friends at Seitforth„ Port Lampton 3d Detroit. . * Miss Antionette Dalton is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Cleary of Wal- lacehurg. Mr .:, and Mrs. Morgan ' Dalton and Mr. Dennie ,Dalttin visited friends in London and Wallaeeburg for a few days this week. We are sorry to hear of the death r f a former old time resident of ,is parish by the name of Patrick 1,1cCartithy., The deceased passed. quietly away at his home in Detroit i Monday. The body will be brought Kingsbridge for burial. • A number from here attended the 'Toronto and London exhibition this •year.• •The Ashfield School Fair was held • pain at Currie's' Corner. Although the weather nian was in a very tear- ful and rebellious humor in the early part of the day, .he managed to smile his brightest during the afternoon, consequent -1Y everybody smiled with hitt•. • o 0 snout') PUNISH 111AN ALSO • An 80 Year old Ekftid township ti- an was recently the victim of a ..yatithful gypsy fortune teller. He lest $15 during 'the process of for- • tene-tellhig, and inirnediately epsy girl arrested. A* fine Was 411 fff; polled On the girt Some people would tentsidet it OnjYrjitht if the man was also 11*. Surely tette punishment gliatild be inflicted upon one who Wnilld till .tat laid, an Old worn•out INLOUGII UNITED CHURCH W. M. S. Mr. and. Mrs. Jas. Armstrong of Niagara visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hodgins, returning home on Montlay.. Mrs. Jno. Hodgins and Mrs. H. Graham are visiting friends lir-De--7 troit at present. Mrs. M. McLean and Evelyn, Mrs. B. McL"an and Mary Graham, atten- ded the London Exhibition last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Percy, Mr. and 'Mrs. Lloyd Percy and Mr, and Mrs. Jno. McCormick and Percy of Huron, spent 'Surttlay at A. E. flaldenhy's. • The services in the Church of -As- cension on Sunday next be con- ducted hy a student from Huron Col- lege in the " absence of the rector, Rev. H. Appleyard. Mr. Perry Hodgins spent Sunday •t• The monthly meeting of the W.M. S. was held in the United Church basement on Sept. 9th. The president• ' Mrs. MacCallum presided. The meet- ing- was opened by singing of Hyriin -170,-followed by repeating the Lord's - Prayer in unison: Minutes of last • meeting were read andladepted. Mrs. .N. L. Campbell gave an 'interesting reading and Mita; 'Gertrude Treleaven in her uMal pleasing manner favored, the society with a solo. Mrs. W.' P. Reid read, the' devotional leaflet on - "the Way of Holiness." ,k.number of pepcswere read by members of, the society throwing much light on • the Work done in the different foreign fields. The meeting , was brought ' to it .close by the singing of a Hyinn, and prayer by Mrs. Craw, Press Sec. at Eugene. • • . Remember the Hot Fowl- Supper DUNGANNON and entertiainment at the Church • of Ascension on Oct. 14. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mrs. Henry Carter, of Huron, Is ish- es to announce the engagement of her daughter, Violet, to Mr. bavid IL Martyn, son of Mr. John D. Martyn and the late Mrs. Martyr', of Huron; the marriage totake place quietly after the middle of september. • PERVE • • Mr. and Mrs. Sam Emerson and children spent Sunday at Lawrence Stirling's. , • Miss Lenore McDonald -left for Stratford, Monday.. Mr. and Mrs, „Ed, Hox and Mr. and Mrs. John Blackwell visited relatives here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Emerson visited friends at Owen , Sound recentlY. A ham fire uccurect-near' Bervie on Saturdeylast. Andrew MCDonald ane the loser. Threshing *es in operation at his place when fire developed in the blower. The separator belonging to 1,1r Claude Dore• was completely destroyed. • Miss Annie and jack McDonald of the 6th Con. and Mr. Martin McDoir- aid of Chicago, Mrs: Whitfield of Chicago spent Sunday at James Rob- ertacties. Mr, Anal Mrs. Albertson and Midges Ruby and Mary of Toronto, visited at John Ernerson't loot week, • -• Culbert -Finnigan The Lome of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Finnigs at 4th concession of West We- wanosh, was the •scene of a quiet. thn pretty September svedding on Wed- nesday, Sept. 10th, at 11:30 Ilan, when their eldest daughter, Olivia Sarah, became the bride of Mr: Mel- ville A. Culbert, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Culbert, of Dungan- non. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was daintily dress- ed in a gown of rose heiee georgette with velvet trimmings. She tarried a shower bouquet of Sunset roses, and wore t he groom's gift, a handsome costal and pearl necklace. She en- tered the drawing room upon the twin Of her lather, to the strains of the Bridal Chorus, which was played hy Mrs. Arthut Culbert, of Ashfield,• sister -it -law of the br!degroom. The ceremony was performed by Rev. e. C. Itaine. pester of Dungannon Unit- ed Aura, in the presence of About thirty goests, immediate relatives of the bride, and bridegroom. Later in the day, following the 'wedding- din- -nerT left-on-a-heney moon t ip whieh will include traulott liamiltrn and rriar,ra Valls. For travellit•-, the bride donned a dress of navy bile georgette and lace with Band feif hat: tweed rat. sand purse hose aril gloVes„ The bride was tht recipient of many heaotifel prif'0‘. showing the- estee-n whi4v thet are held. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Culbert. both of whom are Pon - Oar inehvir.di and social „eirelps, will • reside 11- Dongeironn aeil hosts of, friends ieirr in wishing them a Pleas- ant Vintage on the tarra of insitrinionY. Still it nobody playod the fool tie -.1Moritelltect would be OMANI with q;""MIltrIt".""ttPit,",r,,c7".",tffiltr „;14. Ifs; DELE,Ns M. CharieslicQUIllin lett on Men, day 1,0 attend' the' StratfOrd NerMal. Mies Vera Todd near Kitatenee; was home over the weekend. Jack cDonald of Leamington was home with his Parente. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McDonald over the Week end. r Visitors .with Mr. Atf. Webb Over the week -end were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carter and Mr. and' Mrs. Ilaryei West of Grad Mies Mary.4. Irwin.of Brace was a Visitor for a few dein'With ,her gitindfathet,, Mr. W. Moods. 'Mr. Wilson Woods and hit, mother le Mrs, R. J.:Weeds:motored to Guelph on Saturday. Mrs. Woods is waking a •visit with her .ftunily..at Guelph; The St Delena School Fair held on Wm. Doherty • Galt and. Fergus. Mrs. retiwned with her brother. . Friday was a great. sucess. The weather being ideal brought oat the old and young to enjoy the Children's Mr. F. G. Todd dr Son returned with their' herd on Saturday from the C. N. E.,c Toronto and Western Fair, London, where they carried off many gond prizes. Mr. W. I. Miller was an exhibitor of fowl at the Western Fair, London where he got in Rocks, lst and 4th tor hen; 1st, 4th and 5th for Pullet; 2nd," 4th, and 5th for Cockerel. Mrs. Raine • of Hamilton who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Con. Foran returned home Tuesday. Harvest Festival of Christ Chad' on Sunday, Sept. 21, at 3 o'clock. Service in charge of Rev. E. 0. Gal- 110LYROOD • . .eereeees, NOTICE 'TO , CREDITORS TAKE NOTICE that all ,creditert Oof Jtohheo Autrilv i do tOyf olifelrYerrrduit:rwir 1d9131 and all alio persons having giainas tifir aiennSdt histo tehsetautendaglibgenr:tdbiftriefigruirbeed-:- fere the Twenty-fifth thli olleptern- ber, 1930; full particular pf their claims,' as atm' that (*to, the-Ostate Will be distributed witheat•regard to the define of which no notice has been received. Dated at Walkerton this 4th day of September, 1930. • Robertson & Ro b ertson, , • WalkertonrOntarlo, 'Solicitors for Eliiabeth Penis and Sudan Purvis.•„, , Holyrood, .Ont, •Executrices. TOWNSHIP OF MIDFIELD Notice of IPitst'Posting Up of yeterl,'t List for 1989 • \ , • Notice is hereby giveh that I }ewe complied with section 7 Qf The,Votere • Lists Act and that .1 *fire Posted up at my office In Ashfitiltl, on the 9th day of September A.D.:1930, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said. Municipality it htunicipal elec- tions and that such listlremstins there •for inspection. And I hereby calt upon • all voters to take immediate proceed. 'Mgt to have any errors.or ornmissions corrected according to mw. The last day of appeal being, the let day of October, A.D..1930: Dated at Ashfield -this 9th tlay of September A. D. 1933. •C. E. McDONAGH, Clerk of the Township of Ashfield ' •(18-9--c) • e y an r. u n attended the London exhibition Tues- BORN—Saturday, Sept. 136, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Menary, a daugh- ter. --Congratulations. • Rev. W. A. Smith of Ednionton, Alta, who is a delegate to the Gen- eral Council of the United Church, Canada meeting in London' this week spent a few, days among friends M Dungannon and A,ahfield. Mr. Smith was pastor of the Ashfieldcircuit four years, going- from there to Duneannon and porn Dungannon to Calgary about twenty-one years ago. Blake congregation are holding an- niversary services Sun ,Sept. 28. They hope to have Rev. W. A. Smith of Edmonton to conduct the services. Mrs. Paul Reed of Lucknow, spent the week -end with her daughter, Mrs. Thos.' Anderson. • Mrs, Godfrey Hall received word this week of the death of her broth- er; Mr.. lames Lockhart of ,Sault St. Marie, who rinsed away suddenly. This ommunit-Ir extends their sy thy to Mrs. Hall. AN OLD ARMOW MINISTER The death occurred Iast week of the Rev. D. B. MacRae who for many .years was minister of the Presbyter- ian congregation at Arinow. Since re; tiring from active work some years .ago on account of failing eyesight, Mr. MacRae made his home with his daughter, Mrs. J. A. Fleming at Lu - can, and it was there that he 'died. His wife died while he lived in Kin- cardine' after leaving Armow. Dr. T. • MacRae of Brussels is a son. There is another son in Vancouver and a daughter in Kitchener. , GODERICH BOXING BOUT "LOST MONEY Mr. James B. Reynolds, who be - carne responsible for the boxing ex- hibition put on at Goderich a few weeks ago in the, interests of the fund in • aid of cripple Pildren, is about $800 out of pocket by the venture,A good deal of sympathy is felt for Mr. Reynolds whose aim appears to have been quite unselfish. He has always been a booster and worker in the in- terests of out -door, porteevents and the Goderich athletic .association is making an effort to make good his foils. It appears that the. July 1st celebration put on it Goderich • was. quite a sucess in a huffiness way mak- • ing a profit of between $1,000 and $1,200 the money being divided be- tween the Athletic association and the town, and representatives of the 'Association propose to turn , over partof this surplus to Mr. Reynolds. High Time for Wedding Wddinturefit-t-velrifiitil the bridegroom was. called upon .to produce the, ring. In vain he felt in his trouser pocicets. Nothing Could be found except a hole through which the \ring had evidently fallen. What was lie to do Suddenly Suddenly a happy thought struck the clergyman. "Take eft Your shot," be said . I The siispense and silence was pain- ful. The young man remitted hicahoe. The ring Was. found, also a hole in his 'stocking. The clergyman rental*, ed, evidently with More than the de 1y 61 the reoemony on hit mind: "Yot3ogs visit, it is high time you 4.0.0-oima NEtt to 1 tsarist the %stud thing 10.# l011.019111 Mrs. James Valad and daughter, Eileen spent the past week with friends in TOronto. • • The Kinloss School Fair held here Sept. 12, was a great success. Mr.' Forsythe, Agricultural Representa- tive, pronouncing it 504/0 better than even last year. We had a good day overhead, good crowd, good exhibits an -a full program put on by the pu- pils. The lig of prize winners will appear next week. The dance held in the township hall fair night, was one of the larg- est in attendance we have had. Mr. and Mrs. Will Eadie and child,. ren, .Miss Douhledee of Wroxeter, were guests at Mrs. Culbert's on Sunday. Mr.Will Jones is assisting with the work at Ackert Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Breckenbridge and son George, ntotored from Sand- uskey, Friday to spend the week at the Purvis home. • Mews'Caiman and Carl Pollock of Clarke, were Sunday visitors with their -aunt; Mrs. Almer Ackert. Mr. and Mrs: John Jamieson, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson, Isobel and Stewart. Mrs, Pettigue, Edward and son of London were guests of • Mr. and Mt's. Howard }Tanis, Sunday. Mr. C,uthberi Jones anent the week end at the London Fair. Mrs. Charles Shiells And, son Jack of Wingham, spent few days with her parents, Mr. And Mrs. Charles Congram the past week. • •' Mr. sand Mrs. !Andy ,McCormick, • Thinald, Hilda and Katie of Wingham were Sunday visitors at Albert Thompson's. • The Misses Mildred McQuillin; and Marearet Miller of St. Helens, are visiting their friend, Miss Eliza- beth Robinson. Mrs. Howard Robinson, spent Wed- nesday with Mrs. Will Fisher, Ludt- 116wMiss Helen Burt went to Mount Forest on Monday to assist with the work at Rev. "Cozen's. Mr. and. Mrs. Will Thompson and Miss Daisy Asyles were recent visit- ors at Mi. Albert Thompson's. C111:—..RossCORNERS Mrs. Jas. Wraith, • has returned Mine after a.week'svisit in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Wall attended London Exhibition for A eouple of days last week. , • Mr. and Mrs. Earle Hodgins spent a couple of days at London exhibition Mrs. Wm. Thompson spent a counle of days at Mr. Fred Geddes white -they were at London. . • Mr. Frank 'Thompson is again at- tending. Ripley nigh School. Mrs. Alex MelCenzie of Teeswater Was taken to Toronto hospital one day last week. • We are sorry to report that Mrs. Michael Gamble is under the doctor's care. •• • .471 Mr. Harry Dedgins spent the week end tinder the' parental roof. tiolvaWioloaiineticw;:on.kilgoluiettP,o , •,; . NOTICE T,0 CREDITORS In "the matter of the Estate of John Button, late of the Village, of Lncknow in the County of Bruce, Manufacturer, deceased. Notice is hereby given that all per- sons having any claims or demands against the late John Button, who ” died on or about the sixth day of May, A.D. 1930, at thefity of London in the Tiovince of Ontstrio„ are re- quired to send by post prepaid or to deliver to .the undersigned, executor ton, their names and .'addresses and full particulars in wi4ting of their claims and statementei of their ac- counts and the- rature:tif the securi- ties, if any, held byem,duly veri- t fied by affidavit. •= - . And talce notice t t after the fourth day of October, A.D-1930, the said Executor will proceed to distri- bute the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard onfy to the claims of Which he shall then have had notice, and that the said Executor will not be liable for the said ' assets or any part thereof to any person of whot,e claim he shall not tken! have received notice.o;,Th notice is given pursuant to the statute in that behalf. . • Dated at Lucknow, this sixth day of September, A.D., 1930. , Russell C. Robertson, Lucknow, Ont. Executor of the Will of John Button. (28-8--e4 • EXECUTORIMALE • Of Vnluable 1F4.n Lands , In the Townshipaf Kinloss The undersigned Executor of the Estate of Duncan Graham, late of the Township of Wawanosh in the County of_fluro_14._Yeoinan, *ceased, will offer for sale by Publie Auction AT THE PREMISES by Elliott Miller, Auctioneer, on Thursday the Second day of October, A. D., 1930,. at ,Two o'clock in the afternoon, the following valuable property/ namely: The North halves of Lots number forty-seven and forty-eight in the First Concession of th1 Township of Kinloss in the County of Bruce con- taining one hundred acres more or less. On this property is situatb- a good stone dwelling, 21 ft by 32 ft, and stone addition, 20 ft. by 36 ft. con- • taining nine rooms. Frame barn 40 ft. by 60 ft. with stone Stabling underneath,, Frame, driving shed, 30 ft.. hy,26 ft., stone' foundation, hog pen .and hen house underneath. About three acres thof good orchard, , well watered with never failing springs, About fifteen acres of standing timlierprinciptilly hardwood: • This property b being, sold for the purpose of winding- up the Estate of the said decefiaet TERMS OF SALE:—Ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, the balance in thirty days thereafter. The property will be offered subject to a reserved bid. Further narticulars and conditions of sale will be made known on the . day of sale. or may be,bad on appli- cation to the undersigned. Alexander Gollan - Miller Lucknovi, Ont. Lucknow. Ont. Vendor Auctioneer (25,--9—c) Winter. Wheat • WANTE? Lucknow Flour Mins W.A. Treleaven Se