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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1919-08-07, Page 1i d 4 ,..ark^ +,;: � .;7J�►`�`,,. r {, .w _ ' ..p.,. "-•:*+fin-. a- w.. '1 rwM• ;:w MC3+'"-`.+r....-... wns $1.5o per year, in advance; $2.00 otherwise SEPTEMBER L3xCURSION. aoderich to Detroit and return DON'T MISS THIS ONE Stea n ei Greyboi tt41 leaves. Goderich ou ''Tt1URSUAV, SEPTEMBER 4111 9.00 a.m. old time, 10 a.m. new time Arrives Detroit 5.00 p.m. Returning leaves Detroit Saturday, September 6th, 1 0 p.m. Detroit time (Detroit time is the same as Goderich old time.) $2:25 Mound Trip, $1.76 Single. CL ild- ten, between 6 and 12, Half Fare. __Don't miss this opportunity to visite -America's most beautiful and most pros- perous city. A millian population, a city of beautiful parks, grand boulevards and a wonderful waterfront, Canadians coming to Detroit fcr% temporary stay are not required to pay a tax or make .a deposit. U, S. immigration officers will be on the steamer to pass excursionists. Good Music and Dancing en route Fine Cafe and "Lunch Room on steamer ,See a real big league ball game with Tv. Cobb in action. St. Louis Browns play Detroit at Navin Field Friday, Sept. 5th BAND MOONLIGHT out of Gcderich Wednesday evening, September 3rd, 7.30 old time, 8.39 Goderich time, 25c. •3 hours on beautiful Lake hurcn, Or- chestra music and dancing in stsamer's ba'l rootn. • �. NOTICE •Voters' Lists. 1919, Municipality of the Village of I ucknow in the County of Bruce. Notice is hereby given that I have transmitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in section 9 of the Ontario Voters, Lists Act the copies require i by said sections to be so transmitted or de- livered of the list, made pursuant to the said Act, of all persons appearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said Municipality to be entitled to vote'in the said Municipality at Elections fc,r Mem- bers of the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal elections; and that the said List was posted up at my office at Luck - now on the 30th day of July A.D., 1919, and remains there for inspection. And JI hereby call Upon all voters ,to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or ornissiohs corrected accc.rdiug to law. bated at Luckow this 30th day of July A U 1919 • JOSBPH AGVSw, 7-8-c Clerk'of the Village of Lucknow. NOTIOE LUCKNOW, ONT., 'THURSDAY. AUG. 7th., 1919. Single Copies 3 cents Miss L. Begley of Dungannon is the guest of Mrs. M. Sproul. - Mr. Berwick Sherriff is spending his vacation at Bruce Beach. Mrs. H. Hudson, of Elora, ie spending ate week with Lucknow fcieuds. Mime Isabel Douglas is home from Chatham on a three weeks' vacation. Mies Jennie Earl is here f row Winni- peg renewing former acquaintances. Mrs: Jas.m1laiiie, of Calgary, Alta:; is sa. ;..mac . e a iraa t+ M r P u1 ? Reid. Miss Rena Gordon is spending her vacation outing with friends in Al- goma. Miss Margaret Hudson and Piece, Helen, of Elora and Whitby are visit- ing in Iowa. Rev.'Canon Davis and wife, of Sarnia, are epeuding the week with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Tennant. Mit. L. Lyons has gone to enjoy the lake breezes at Kincardine during a three weeks' vacation Mt. and Mrs. W. J. Little are home after spending three weeks with his brother at North Bay. Mr. John Newton has taken the position of assistant'priucipal in one of the Galt public schools. Mr. Fred Ohne' and sister !dies Charlotte, of Milverton,' are visiting their aunt, Mrs. C. Dt,ckf r. Mr. John Sutherland of Toronto, formerly of the Lucknow Hardware Co. was in town over the week -end. - Mr.. . Cameron, i/r. spend -a. week at malt and St.George ,where an Old Boy's re -union is being held. Messrs J. G. Anderson and W. M. Connell attended the national Liberal Convention at Ottawa this week. - - Mr. and lire. Prout and daughter Lelia, of Weiland, were visitors at Mr. E. licQuillin's over the week end. For all matters regarding Greenhill cemetery refer to D. Alt sin. Sexton. GOOD VALUES -a One Second-hand Toronto Pumping Mill in good condition. May be seen in cperation in town. Three 1,irtht Delivery Wagons -one new with c:osed top, suitable for baker's wagon. Fcttr Second-hand Organs --3 six octave >i't'}d 1 seven octave, good as new. Three Cowboy Saddles. Mr. and Mrs. Weis and little daught- er, of Stratford, are spending a week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hill Rev. T. E. Kennedy of Ethel and, Cranbrook made a short visit this week with his cousin, Mre. M Sproul, of town. Dr. J. F. Mackenzie of Detroit who has been spending his vacation at Bruce Beach called o a Lucknow frie> a dur- ing the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pickering, Brant- ford, have returned to their home, after spending a coupe of weeks with friends in Lucknow and vicioity. R. J. Moore, Lucknow. MARKETS (Corrected up to Wednesday noon) Oats I Barley 100 1 i ggs, new laid. 44' 4 Butter . ...... Ori H rn... 23 fL TORONTO, MARKETS Choice heavy steers $13 50 to 114 S Choice butchers 11 50 to 12 Choice butchers' cows11 00 to 12 to 10 to 180 to to to to to to 0 5 5 50 Good feeders. 9 00 Good mirch cows 140 00 H gs, off cars . 23 00 Fall Wheat 2 13 Goose Wheat 2 10 Oats 97 Timothy fild 25 00 RRg e new 46 putter, Creamery Prints 51 t0 0 oo 00 oo 00 30 00 52 Married Out West Oa Weduesday July ital.; Kr. Juhu Berries of Biadlues, Alta, was united in marriage to Miss Aunie C. Campbell youngest daughter of James Campbell formerly "of Luckuow Ont. The cere- mony was held at the residence of. her brother, ' D. J. 'Campbell and was per- formed by. the Rev.U.G. Pybus, of Em- press, to the presence of relati vc s and friends. The bride locked very charm• ing iu a gowu of white voile, After the cereutony a wedding dinner was served. The brides travelling suit was green silk poplin. The bridal party left ani id a shower of rice aoil old shod ou a mot- or --‘,0_.., The bride was the recipient of many presents. SILVER WEDDING The following report of .:.. . :t :al local `iftet•est`'is flow the Galt Reporter of Aug. 2nd: Last evening the silver wedding anniversary r.f Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cameron of Lucknow was celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Tay lor, Sr., "Lakeview Farm," North Dum- fries, wheu about 60 relatives gathered to honor the event of 25 years ago. Mrs Cameron is a native of Dumfries and a sister of Mrs J. Taylor, Sr , Mrs. Jos. Wrigley, Mrs. - W. H. Taylor of St. George, Mrs. C. Jenkins of Manitoba, and Mise Nellie M. Dryden of Galt. A dainty supper was served nn the lawn :or the bridal part of 25 years age after which congratulations were extend- ed. A short program of speeches was given, Rev. G. K. Bradshaw of the Ain- slie street Methodist church delivering a congratulatory address. Other -speak- ers were Messrs Cameron, 'Wrigley " and J Taylor, Sr. The evening was most pleasantly spent in gales and music. - LUCKNOW WON TOURNAMENT Lucknow's base ball tearu -woza -the tournament at the Teeswater Re -union by defeating the crack team from Cargill on Tuesday by a score of 8 1. The vic- tory was quite a surprise ee _ WanyTex- pected to see Cargill walk off -with sonie easy prize money But the northern team wasn't in it from the beginning Gordon Erwin and MacLean Johnston the I.uckuow battery got good support in the field, and there was a great deal of really clever playing, It was one of the finest victories won by a Lucknow tear in years, and with it went the first prize of $65.00 Mr. D. Campbell returned to Toronto on Tuesday after spending a couple of weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell, Gough St. Mr. and Mrs. J. Sproat and daughter, nurse Sproat, R N., A.N C., and Mr. R. N. F. Jones, motored up from Seaforth and spent a few days with Mrs. Sproat's sister, Mrs. Paul Reid. Mr. Ralph Millian, who was in Wing - ham He epital the past month following an oeperatioa for appendicitis, has so far recovered as to be able to move out with her easter, Mrs. W. Hamilton, Huron Tp. CARD or TH tNlas.--Mrs. David (dillies and family desire to express their sincere thanks to their friends and neighbours for the kindness and sympathy shown to them during the illness and at the death of husband and father Cols. Barker and Bishop, the world's greatest aces, will have charge of the flying circus at the Canadian National Exhibition this year. They will fly surrendered German Fokkers and types of British, French and Italian machines. Rev. R. MacCallum is away on his annual vacation and is this week at the ministers' haven of rest—Bruce Beach. The service in the Presbyterian Church will be conducted morning and evening by Rev. C A. Malcolm, R.A. of Wrox- eter MI Norma Treleaven, daughter of Prince l Treleaven. of Clinton, took the highest marks in the Entrance exam inations in the inspectorate of East Huron. She also wins the Dun Cup for taking the highest niark of any entrance pupil from the Clinton Public &hoot, A BOLD THIEF When WIN Kempton of the 12th (,'on. A4hfield went to bis garage Wednesday inorniug, he was surprised to find that, some miscreant had visited the place during the night and stolen the spare tire from his auto, and also bad retf►ov- ed a tire and inner tube frotn one of the wheels and taken it away. Lochalsh THE REFERENDUM VOTERS' LISTS The epeciel voters' list!+, being pre- pared for the Province of Ontario, are now completd so far as the enumerators' work is c'►ncerned, and the lists now go to the printers. 'l'wn hundred copies of the list for each Municipality are to be printed. Copies will be posted up for inspection by the public and every anan and woman who is interested iu having his or her nave upon ,tile list should examine the list to see that the name is properly entered. 'This is the -only way to snake sure that you will be entitled to vote : when voting day comes The euu.iueru.tnrs are uut expect d to pro- duce a perfect list. Elea elector m look after his or her own interests in that regard. Names can be added or corrections made at a Court of Revision L ,ill 1 e'held ecu�}etime hefvre the sod of August. ' Those eutitied to - have their names put upon the lists are all British aub- ,jectss (having proper residental qualifi- cations) who ate or will be 21 years of age on Sept. 9th of this year. Forms for the entering of names on the lists, or the making of corrections may be had from any municipal clerk. Copies of the list will be sent to all post masters and all members of muni- cipal council boards. ---This information was given to repre- sentatives of the county press by Judge Klein who is a member --of the County Board of Enumerators, and who will preside at the courts of revision. OBITUARY The Hirriston Review had the follow- ing artscle on the death of Mists Bertha Blair which we briefly Mentioned last week: Our town lost one of it brightest and most promising young lives in the dei'th on Sunday morning,. Yuly 20th. of Miss Bertha Blair, eldest daughtei of -Mr. and Mrs. Ashley_A.Bla,tr. She was seventeen years of ase and had 'been .a very ipdgstrious and successful student an the High Scheol, She had been ill since early in May, and her cheerfulness and Chrititian" patience throughout all . 8T:zg- accrcC'-aivu.�•• -4 KV4(LYi.Y dUu irati•in to all her many friends. Al- though still quite young, she was a very enthusiastic church worker, helping particularly is the Mission Bandand in the Girls' Bible Class, of which she Ica the first pz•e4dct,t. TiLe ... c �l cerci; e was conducted at her parents' home on Monday evening by Rev. Mr. Wright, assisted by Rev. C. L Poole, of South- ampton, both of whom paid - touching tridutes to her memory.. The body was taken to Lucknow, her former home, for interment, the pallbearers being six of her associates in the Mission Circle, .of which she was a life member, and first recording secr etary, Many beautiful flowers, given principally by her girl friends and classmates showed the high place she held intheir esteem, and the lasting memory of her which will always remain in their hearts. Besides her father and mother, two sisters and three brothers are left to mourn het loss, and to them and all her sorrowing relatives goes out the syrnpathy of the whole cram - 'Miss Mae Mackenzie has returned to her home in Chicago after visiting relatives and friends here. The many friends or Roddie Mac- Lennan are pleased to know that the operatic`n he recently underwent was entirely successful. Mrs "John MacRae is home after a trip to Toronto. Mrs MacRae received a message on Thursday of last week from Flaxcombe, Sask. conveying the sad news that her hrcther, Wm. Mac- kenzie had died suddenly there that morning. • Base BALt..--Twn splendid g'mes were played here last week, A Ripley team was over on Monday fel- an exhibi- tion game, which resulted in another victory for the home team, the score being 7 2 Thursday evening saw the ,largest gathering ever seen in Lochalsh. This was to see a return game between Goderich and Lochalsh. Our team had defeated Goderich on their own ground on Peace Pay. Both teams played good hall giving a fine exhibition of clean sport. Walker, the home twirler, entered the game without even warming up, and, beside; pitching' a star ,game, sccompllshed the rare and almost, itnpnseihle feat of safely stealing home plate. 'Geo. Blue also did good all round work at second base. The game ended with a score of 5-1 in favor of Lochal h. The dances held in the hall after each -game were larReTy attended and all had a good, lively time. On Thursday of this week our team is to play Kincardine in the Lake •side Town, and on Monday, the 1 l th, Teeswater is expected here, - BURGLAR (iOT LIT1 LE A burglar who entered Murdoei S; Cameron Co.'s store sometime between Saturday, night and Monday morning got away with $10.40 in chauge -left in cog/Arm, He evidently siantetsiatier only as there was no evidence that he had taken or tampered with any of the goods. He was keen on cash, however, as he gathered up all the odd coppers he could Jay.his hands on The rascxleevidently knew^,thestore well, as he visited the two l• tab registers and the safe. Aa littlarr obey is loft in the safe, it is left unlocked. The thief made his way into the store through a window into the bs►sement and from the basement into the store through a small trap-door in the floor, used to drop waste paper into the cellar. He was a sort of decent thief as he spoiled noth- ing, and broke uothing—just wanted a bit of pocket money, and wished nobody any harm. It is safe to say that it will not by so easy gettiug�Hrr(ntgli the trap-deor here after: St. Helens (Intended for last week ) Mrs. W. 'I. Miller, Isabel, Dorothy and Master Gordon are visiting friends " c at Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Richards and son, Howard, of Middlemas were visitors at the 3tanse'this week. Mrs. Marvin McDowell and boys of Westfield spent a few days at Mr. Clark's. Mise Annie Clark returned to Westfield with them. Mrs, Wallace Miller and baby Laur- ine and Miss Helen Miller returned on Sunday after a week's visit at Goderich. Miss Fanny Anderson is visiting her sister, Mrs. Purden of Etat Wawanosh. Mr. Robt. Robinson of Fergus renew- ed old acquaintances here for a few days. Mr. -and Mrs. Tigert of ' Hamilton visited at Mr. George Webb's recently. M eKenzie Broil. expect to have their barn ready to raise this week. Mrs. Jas. Mitchell and rhildren of Toronto are visiting her father, Mr. John W3bster. Miss Marjory McDonald of Toronto is spending her holidays here. - Mr. and Mrs. Johu Webster, Elwell, %lda itnd Dorene have returned from a motor trip to t 1rangeville, stns other pointe! Thursday was St. Helene' Civic Hnli. chg. . when picnics to Point Clark- and Black Horse were enjoyed. The death occurred on Sunday of Mrs. Jas. Campbell, one of the oldest residents of this vicinity.. A -very successful meeting. of the Women's institute was held at Ctrs. Clark's on Monday afternoon when Mrs. Richards who is visiting at the Manse gave an interesting address. munity. DAVID GJLLIES There passed away at- his late resi- dence, con. 14, Township of West Wa-. wt ah, `on July 26;1914, David Gillies, in his fifty-sixth year. The deceased had been suffering for the past year and a half from pernicious anernia and death came at a great relief. Besides a _,wire theme -left -to mourn the loss -of -a. dear father . three daughters and one son. Much sympathy is extended to the family in their sad bereavement, Notice Anybody knowing of the whereabouts of Arthur Dobson, a man 27 years of age, after Aug. 5th, kindly phone Peter Dobson at Arthur, Line 54 ring 2-2 at his expense. Also have the police arrest and hold him. When he left house, he wore -a ---white straw hat at -d blue'suit. $25 reward for his recovery. LOCAL AND GENERAL Mr. Ford Aiteheeon annual vacation. Mr. Peter McMay reports that he has ensilage corn 11 ft. tall with cobs fit for using -a fine grozath for this time of year. .Tate regujar:uie•.ting of the Woolen's: Institute Will be held iu the Council Chamber, Friday, Aug. •tit,h, at 2 341. A ... good program is expected. The topic for this meeting is "Books and how to read there Reading, litttsic, rent events; all ladies are welcome. -- Secy. There are already 32: surrendered C elinan aeroplanes assembled at Toronto and all will k e displayed or flown at the Car; tdiin National Exhibition, :August 23rd to September 6t -h. Canada owns nearly 100 German or allied plane„ and they will eventually beco)tmc part of the official museum display or be distributed around the various cities by the Ottawa Government. ' 111 home on his Cc urey's. Corners -Monday, August 4. T.:ere are Many signs cf - 'prosperity' and enthusiasin in the Courey's Corners branch of the U.F.O which has made a success of all its undertakings to date ated make almost assured success of those now under way. Prosperity and the co-operative sgirit are , apparent in the community by the way in which the members of the organization purchased and worked together to complete the hall, which was moved to the Corners, in which to hold their meeting and do the business of the association, as well as held meetings of public interest. Enthusiasm was shown by all in the way the members, their wives and families turned out at the of3iciacopen- ing of the 'Hall on.Jast Wednesday evening, July 30th, to spend the early part of the evening in athletic games And the remainder in games, dancing and social intercourse which .made the affair enioy'able to all present. Many gond things were said al'out the organiz ttion and the new Hall, and nearly all present have come to the, conclustcln that it is as good, of not better, than any Hall in these parts, if not in any rural community. Great credit is given all those who helped along so well the work on the building to so at}ecessful An end, and credit is also given Mr. Cieo..Drennan, the car- --peDteri pe rf ortt ling -Itis duties so ,well. Enthusiasm was also apparent in the _ community by the large number of mesuber_a which attended the 4ueet:ng,of the U F.U. recently field in Wtngham to orgatlize for political scares', and all seem to be of the opinion ,that it is the t hang FIELD COOP COMPETITION Lucknow Agricultural Society. PRIZE WINNERS IN WHEAT. — 1, Hugh Rutherford.; 2, .John Webster; 3, Win. Rutherford; 4, Rey Alt,,on ; 5, Sam- uel Phillips; 6, FTodd; 7, James Alton. V.G. PRIZE WINNERS IN OATS. -1, John McLeod; 2, J. McDiartaid; :3, K. It McKenzie; 4, John Webster; 5, Janie:. Baird; 6, Hugh Rutherford; .„7, Sarnuel Phillipe'. NOTICE Voters' Lists, 1519, Municipality of the Townshi.p: erf, I inloasw Co unt3i,- of Bruce. •- . Notice is hereby given, that I have transmitted or delivered to_ the persons mentioned in section 8 of the Ontario Voters' Lists Act, the copies required by said •sections.to__be so transmitted or de- livered of the list, made pursuant to said Act,, of all persons appearing by the last revised Assessment Roli-of the said mun- icipality to be , entitied to vote in the said, municipality at elections for mem- bers of the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elections; and that the said list was first posted up at my office at Langside, Kinloss, on the 31st day of July, 1919, and remains there tor in- spection. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected according to law. - Dated this 31st -day of July, 1919. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN MONEY -TO LOAN. -On mortgages and noted at reasonable rates. Fire In,ura4e-a, out, Stock and Mutual c:uulponiee. Convey auciug done with neatness and de4)atch. tiILO. A. SIIILALL. N.ruker. Lucknow . STEER ASTRA V. --Strayed from the premises of Mrs. MacLennan. Lochalsh, a Ked Steer, w right about 1,1011 lbs., hole in right ear. Party giving information leading to its re- covery will be suitably rewarded. Cow- rnunickte with CHAS. STRAT}LLEE. R. 6, Lucknow. Phone 17.21 Ripley. . 14.8-p REIFFR AS'1'RA1'—S(raxrci ,frow .lot 8, -eon'. 4. Kinloss, a Roan heifer. wr' h horns.:2 yr - old. Any person having information re- garYiiug the 'same kindly culuwuui-atto - with lt')t3E}uT ELLIOTT, 11 It 1. Lueknew. 7&tf...... '1'AK M. N(1t1'c'1.. - There are a Humber of going u.r•,ul Ise meritt'ix: i<ilex tnt.: believe that. junk iarUo*'r: in price on at> count of the war stopping; but we are still paying 28e for horsehair. 3c to le fur rags to-66=for&rubbers• call ou every home in Lucknow and---vieinity and - pay these prices and giving 16 ounces to the pound. SEEDENS. kiipley.. 29;-tfc Lucknow; every. W.ednesdayafernoon..et chronic diseases successfully treated. Ve- teopstny removes the yhys.eai c..ausee of disease. Adjustment of the _pine is more quickly secured and with fewer treatment - by O,teopatbv thau by acv other method FOR SALE a al { rUANTITY of good Hemlock Larilberfor°sale. =-_ -: -- - KENNETH K. MAcIcENz1E, 11.. 5, Lucknow. BARN FOR SALF.-69x24 ft.' with 1:' ft. lean- to, on 9th Con., W. Wawanu'h. Apply to J. T. Ll"ONF./ - 2ti 6-11. VILLAGE PRO.•ERTY FOR- SALE. - Two acres of good land with cement block resi- dence, 10 rooms. hard arid soft water, gond. large cellar. Also good frame barn on property. South on Loss St. Mits. It. SY[NLL1:R.. luquu•e.at the house. . 7.8-p HOUSE FOR SALE. - Frame dwelling 6 rooms, kitchen and. poultry, good e 11ar- stone foundation. on StautterSt.. Luck- liu w. Apply to J. E. Ae:NF u. ,- Iingeknow. 10 Abltl.Ev' 13L.511,, Iiarristou. 22-5-tfc Auction Sale —O — . THOMAS MURRAY, • mess D. D. Gillies will offer fru- sale by public auction at -the Cain__ House Barn, Lucknow, on Saturday, Aug. 9th, at 5 p.m., the following : Light Wagon; oocI s -new Light Wagon, in good -repair Set Single Harness R. MC CHARLES, Aucrioneer. cork o Kinloss.CANADIAN BANKERS' COMPETITION Painting and Paper Hanging Prompt Services and neat work. . G. FEYGE, LUCKNOW. IN CONNECTION WITH THE LUCKNOW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S FAIR • Persons wishing to .0n►pete in the above competition should snake their ertries as soon as possible, and not later than the 15th of August. Rules govern- ing the competition are now available, and will be printed in the Prize i.ist. J. F.. itc.NEtc•; Secretary, 14.7-c '• Lucknow Agricultural Society. THREE DAYS' SALE FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY AUGUST 8, 9 & 10 Great Bargains will be given at Blitzstein's Store on above dates Ginghams, reg. price 30c yd., for 20c per yd. Ladies' Hose, reg. 35c, sale price 2 pairs 45c. Great Bargains in Men's Raincoats Men's Merino Underwear, reg. 2.00 per suit, sale price $1.38. Many.._ other bargains__ wilt._ be._.given.._ F.ATI miss this great three-day sale. With a good Hall and a large mem- bership, this club should move forward and do great things for the uplift of the community, and help to solve the prob- lem of depopulation. B. BLITZSTEIN'S L RY GOODS STORE, LUCKNOW.