The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-01-19, Page 1•••,%".
IN,
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400 PER .YEAR IN ADVANCE; 050 °THEW/1131C
,CKNOW, ON:
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• THURSDAY, JANUARY
4INOLE COPIES 0? .CENTS *
DENTIST
Dr.:.ft,:1(.,TrelOuven, .401410*
floors 9-hAM e44
••PJTOE 53: XBAY
• HOUSE FOR SALE -Village resi-
dence. i'all.'-'intidern iconvenieneea.,, ' •
' ,AealY to -;,..J. .0.114eNah. Lnektio*.
; FOR 3,4%.,4!--!-TrI4. spring colts arid
Set. ' heavy 'breeching harness Apply
at.
at,.Eedisis.• Bakery; Dungannon.,
Beautiful 'ThibY.• old' for 'adoption.
APP1Y SecretarY''. thildriiin's,- -Aid
Society, Walkerton, Ont...., ,: : •
,
.MISPLACED -A .: Dar .91- lady's
'slippers. Placed ' in n :Wrong car in
.LOcknow about two weeks ago., ..'.
' Return to M. C. On., Lueknow:
PIANO TUNER', COMING
J. J. Me'rlihan of Grielnli, will he
in, Lueknow „within •ii few daYs,to 'do
hiano'Tturiing. ' F.a.-nar''. VOIlkaliship.
Leave orders with R. 4: Moore., :t
...MAI 4EKEEPEF0 WANTED -Du-
ties to commence at once. All moiler:"
conveniences. Write,,orphitheN9.- S.
'Mrs:" John :.loynt, LuCkno0'
: 7. ..., I. , • . .
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.,. NOTICE .•,,,, •
--,-.Tendera--Will'lbe- received by the
Undersigned- t'un'' :tillFebruary ' 1St..
1933..:for. 10 cords ' of, 18 -inch .tiodY
wood;: Maple and Beech, to be de-
livered" at 'IL •&*-1S.--:1s16:741,'"Ashfield..
not lated :than March 15th; ;1933.
-..:' Duncan , A. Finlayson, - ..S.c.-Treas.
Ltleknagy fl. R. 3.'
•.' (26-44.--c)..
•, - TENDERS, WANTED ,.
'71faideri - L'iiiii.' be ' reenli'ne'b*:? the
undersigned- :On ...or.''beforn'.' Annan',
21st; 1.933,-fire.--25Cords, •,, niore,! Or
. , A
,
*ON .' of *inch *WY'TO:edo:keee,11 'Ir.
tuiPle; ter: the PreebAerlii. 'ehltFek
'Llie!ge,(Y1F--WX''-ititiiiillOr0!-•,-.111e:
MelIeltille.'
$-•;1-.4-i ''''''' '
, TENDERS
Tendern will ,,sce by the
undersigned up to Saturdap,- arinarg.,
21.eii 1933 ',.0r',5°41,1',6k';
Ifiet'....04104:44,. .,..,, . ' „,:,..,
cords et Four , foot *me; Belle, .,an
Maple,to he delivered at the .,Town
Hall,... , Lncknew, 7,itot' laterthan the
.15th'March next.. The lowest or any
„tender , not -necessarily 'accepted.
' Dated.. at LneknOw,:this ...10th, day
of January, 1033. .,. '''", • ...:.
4Osenh, Agnew,`' Clerk.
(197 -.I -e)
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Coming Events,
'. Mat inaert491,i. 504 •: - :
Sub.seeinent, Insertion. , „ '2k.
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. BOBBY- BURN'S, DANCE
. Bobby Burn's Bali .will be held, in
the Town #811; ,Ltreknow,. On • Wed-
nesday. ;January 25. under Vire. Co.
auspices. Arthur's Arthur's Redia•- Orchestra.
Lunch served. ' Dancing. a P.M.',to
' ANNUAL MEETING „
•
. The Annual Meeting of ?the. -Luck -
now Agricultural Society Wili''be held
in, the Town Hall, ,Lucicnevi On Friday
the 20th day ' Of January 1933 ' at
,T*O o'Cock.,,,,in-the afternoon.,.
lciietwil Agnew, Secretary.
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sgriEtrr. DANCE
in
• 'There :•will be 4 Dance held in
. Lueknew Town " Mall on Friday even-
ing, January 20th (underauspices of
L. O. L. 428) in aid of Sick Children's
,
',.,Ilespital .and Orange • and protestant
'Herne. 'let,: Richmond Hill, :, Toronto.
• 'Entire Proceeds to ,.he.' denated. ,t6
L...tho •Igreat C411180;•....Mediii!lOY;S:10.41r
Piece' ..-•#elyeritra.-ItifreithMent.-• booth
Ii i connection. Admission . 25c. Every-
body welcome.- 7/ Charlie :-. Thomson,
F. S.; Mork Gardner,' W. M. '
F. . .., ,
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' , .•—'---•.i+--•••-: '
invest lit Something
_ Worthwhile
rn. .ii,' Play a Musieti.
Learn
, - s
Inntranient . .
biellorrak
,, . •
• Teacher Of •
Ale. hti%Ii-..."..0./JIT.itki:?.111.:0 •
, - 1 . a . . •
.anyt:.-,Stringtd ,Inntrunient
Some Instruments on Hand,
' Others Precured "
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. Any Musical Instruments ,.
' . ItiPlaireil Reanotiribiii
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a
In Charge Of Plan
.14ei C. MeNab, Succeeds, His Father
, 'Tildes:: Charge ?.t The 'Ledillow
And Cargill Branchen• 'Of Silver -
weed's Dairies, IA& On Motiday.
John C MeNsib-' age 22, isSumed.
On Monday the duties' of his recent
appoin4nent and is' • in charge Of
Larcknow:, and Cargill' -plantsof
Silver-
.vood'a Dairies Ltd. -4,404,,e appoint-
ment,. successor to his father, the.
tatier • having been transferred , to
Gt!ndt;tn, ci.une as pleasant surprise
to
to,, his ,friends in :Lucknaw,: s
Jack'' received , his , continuation
education in Luc1ii r, after
:lorning her .,frem. -Dungannon with
1-iin Parents over :ten Yearn. ego;00
.eceiving: matriculation standing, he
for.* time Was engaged' at the -kcal
Siltrerwoode plant: Some 'three y,ears
no' he purchased the McKay res-
taurant in Wingham ,which he hag
;•,tendireted since then. This 'fall he
equipped the .,restaurant vith an Up -
!m -date -kitchen, and ern,loying:?
hef,..,e9nunenced,- serving meals. On
receiving_ the appointment which
brings him back to his home. ton,
disposed, erOPin-Wingliam busineiia
to Mr. Ed; r'°°°eai'ef Blenheim and
"1!s7, a ..e.srilaYt.rer4I'4WMm. Alfred Andr w.
if
COMMENCE -TRAINING
Mary Graham, daughter
,
and, Mrs. • Angus Graham,,-,
ekqiieeic daughter 4
of.-:EhitechurCh left 'for
Jnelph on Monday Where they'en-
.ered-e-
the 'General ' Hospital'
Jent,,•.•
.
' NOTE THE CHANG
4,44etalipt-44/4411$0etr-
will hold _their Meeting at the
)f Miss, Murdie.-Secretary.
home
,
IMPORTANT
.It isininortant that you join the
•.liortieultinial Society at: once. Hand
in your dollar membership ee to
Rathwell. R. ,H. Thompson or Geo.,
Smith .Do not delay please,...Ev-.
tryhody 'Should join.•'
Display, and sale of Dresses . 9end
...,oats, All new ,tip to. date -styles. on
,
SlatprdaY,• January :' 21st at Templen7
• d'•
At present there is a yarietY of.
Inclaimed,•articies at thisoffice, in -
hiding ,three glOves,:e lady's • leather
' and a auiii . Of money.. Did you
lose ani of• -these?. '
NOTICE
As. several Complaints have been
made to the Council regarding vicious
dogs in the Village, 'a warning' is
hereby given that all owners of dogs
are responsible ,for any damage -done,
and should the Council receive
further, complaints in writing as to
any vicious dot, the matter will be
Investigated, and such- dog must be
either '?Muzzled or destroyed.
,
MR. and MRS. -GEORGE GILLIES,
Who Celebrated Their 66th Wedding
Anniversary on Sunday-
Confident Soviet
Deal
Price Of Cattle
So 'Says. U: P':•;0:-Preaident In tuck-
• now •., Address --Meeting Endorses?
Proposed Deal -% Debtors ;'Equity
and Inflation . Also Explained '
- 'Addressing a mass ;Meeting - of up-
!
wards 9f • twO, hundred perions,
Lueknow on , Safurday,, ,R. J.
• ; • ;
Scott, ; president :' of t the t.;F:,,O.,
•t iiched on three. irnportant-questions
of the day - The RuSSien Cattle
Deal; -..:TDehtora" Equity,". and
latiori." The meeting .was practical-
ly in _ita ,ieadersatiOn' of
the ,motion of Hugh McIntosh and J.
G. Andersen in effect ,ed
'#‘ hat the .government proceed with
•Opined Russian cattle deal, •if
detailS•'.ecialcr he Sc) arranged to pro-
tect the interest of this 'country."
was dispatched in, this respect.
which will Will' he followed " Up' by signed
'petitions favoring the deal, as well
as one fyoring,the proposalsas set
forth regarding .,thet enaCting. of
Debtors equity legislation.
;Mr. aelm Jamieson introduced then
speaker. and .called -.Upon My. __WM.
Rutherford to act., as chairman who
briefly. outlined' the PM -Pose' of the
.the
meeting; Miss Evelyn Reid presided
at the piano While the Meeting was.
OPened, With the Maple Leaf.. • Trandcbildren, and still . greate
'Loe6al Couple
6Years married
Mr
• r- and ?Ara-, George Gillies Oh-
a-eiye '66th Wedding -Arniversary
,On ;Enjoy Fair
•••
, . • 1-„' • .
Mr. and 'Mrs. George Gillies, •
venerable pict couple, ..; ,just
iioi1th., of. the. C. N. *pot, . quietly
celebrated 'their 60th wedding an-
niversary on Sunday': 'Many friends.
,
called on thein during the da, which
was to Mr,' and Mrs. Gillies a pleas-
ure, and a. surprise,' that _so ,rn•anY
should be aware Qf the arraiversery-
.,Mr. Gillies Will be ninety, the lst
day of Aprif and Mrs. Gillies was 80
on the 5th of December. M.S. Gillies
is quite active :andenergetic,- while
he. is not enjoying- the 'same Measure
of health, although able tobe eitiOut
the house, and Yard. Both are men-
tally alert; with memories that serve,
them -9 well: .a '
Calling...at their home , on-AOlay;
-we, found Mrs. Gillie busy with; her
mornings work andlie"..seated Before
the fire in his easy .chair,i reading
WS bible, . with. his Pipe and tuhuee0,,
dose at hand; Our inquiries ineiteci
them into e . reminiscent mood and,
it was with iriterestthat'wJistened
as turn 'about, they recallecr'We trek
-of -their; respective:parents to the
9tie4,n4S. -Rash, . their pioneer homes,
interesting4 incidents of pioneer life;
and a .; romance that began over
sixty-six ° Wears- ago, when first they
met it n threshing. , . •
• Mr. Gillies;was,: -Of Scotch; birth;
coming to . Canada When nine .years
old, settling near Guelphand later
coming 'rte"; Kinloss, a journey whith
..:9ok. then nine clays. 'They' Settled. on
• 'hOunclary,•: east of ',Where the
/Mike now stttriCls. Mrs. Gilyiea• Nitta
born in, Cape Breton, two .months
aftill' her 'parents untie to Canada.
who settled :at Gederich,; and shortly•
moved to inear .Whitechnich. •••, ;
Following their ' marriage,: they
farmed on the 2nd Of Kinloss. Mov-
ing to •Lucknown.a quarter of a cent-
ury. ago, after their family had grown
trp. Eleven 'children comprised .the
faintly. One . died es...II...baby.. George,
.Tolin„ and 'Mrs: ',Win. 'Fisher ,are
ceased. A. daughter,. Mrs. Moore, lives
',Palmerston, and six sons, David.
Malcolm; -Angus; Dan, . Robert.' and
Alex reside ;in the States and the
. . .
•West There are over twenty-five
a " • r
The Cattle Deal • Oumher of great-grandchildren:
The proPosed, barter with .Russia,
whereby Canada Canada would .accept crude
bit in .exchange for 100;000 head of
Cattle, and . tons Of hides was the
first' topic Mr..:,Scott dealt
With one, or two exceptieri;,Meetinga'
throughout the' country had endorsed
the'
the' . deal. ,Supplying this ',demand
would relieve the. cattle ;market qu4
the indreained...." 'denoand 'far° 'cattle
-would; Mr..." was :nearifiderit,
raise the the price • from 1 Ihe to 2e ,
pound, 61,`an tiMennt ,auiAciefit to
pay then average fariner'S taxes...
.1;lewe,*; farm' organiXatiena, 'are
not sufficiently 'strong, to finance the
deal .and the Government, would be
askednio guarantee
. said 'there was 'reasonable" L4su..rence
luTtED AS ,,BANDMASTER • •
• . that there was no clanger' of ;„hussiti
Salary • $15.00 Monthly -Trombone
„Purchased -Purpose Holding Con-
cert.
• .
• Members' of ;the executive •of the
?Citizens' •Bendltnet on Thursday ev-
ening, to deal with, ,SeVeral matter's.
One was the hirin of a bandmaster.
defahltiirg her gobligations. Farmers
resources are ',pretty, well ex aust e
he said, and:something. must he. done..
Then - folleweci_the_ „endorsing, OL the
proposed deal requ,esting_ that the
Government be niged.tp prneeed with
details if favorable toChne'dien in-
SoViet expertS,' would be sent out
John .Hayworth,'• who has. :been- to 'aeliet. then tattle, for which the
acting in thisIiipatity.sinee- Nevem,- Cariadian:: 'farmer would. he , paid T-in-
ber,•Waii hiredat a ,salary, of '11,6:0 Canadian fandn when the cattle, were
a month,' .dating 'from' !Tannery 1st: lifted with; the thopest being advan-
His appointment is natitor. any stet- ced by the Banks on a government
ed, Period.
„ •
It was decided that ;the Band Our --
chase' a , '835.00 silver, plated/Conn
trombone complete . with case. This
was a, much needed instrument in
the band and makes the Iiistrunient
1441pinaiirVacttically-k-oulple ie w
uarantee Wes the, p,roPoSal in . ;na•
nut shell cts ar as t)ip 'Canadian
fariner; 'Caneerned '
To. 'Mi. ,Mitchell's query as to Why
cargo : of oil could not, be 'imported
from Russia and., a" eitige.'''of cattle
-rstIt'•
kiikett:-Itokk's- Mr.
thei exception of s,:COrTiet yet to be that 'the. large • refinerieS Were :tied
.pnereinrs send: ••••-. :." 41.1- .i1 -041'e
• ,It is the Purpose of the organize -
tion to itage`a and concert, inter-
spersed 'with 'local-, 'talent-,1iiiinbera':
it the Town Hall an, St tn Patrick's
night,. March 17th. A .dance Will fel,
I___, the eoncert:
• . logielatie
•
not likely to refine it ii.Or'•eeilld they
use it as rapidly 'as Russia Wpnid
°handle cattle. Oilly the pitall- fte,.
Arteries would br able to handle ..the
Crude oil at Present, "headded.
(Continued on Page 5)
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FRACTIJBES: LEG
Jean: Havens, young daughter o
Alex
Mrpa;oannt, an'!
ni Mpros,d.
V.I. teal , dueis'to
fractured leik • above knee,
s,7tr,rearrltn of a, fall :on the ;ice an
the ' : on 'Wednesday:, last.
The
teihinijed,..71:ka49 o nw."Se e7seerde. tnearbYh rg'ra t
:ierieria ;the 2matter, and, , a doctor
was' ',summoped. whose examination
revealed theunfortunate accident
PLAYS RESCUE RoL4,
Sneeetilii In Enabling Dog To EsCa'te
, 'From Icy Water
,,
Friday .the , thirteenth,: , almost:
!proved zan unlucky 'clay 'for young
Donald 'Smith, .*Len drop-
ped into the - pond; and, 'Only by the
timely assistance of Merle Johnston
on
•wai .the canine extricated' from the'
.ey. waters to, tiv„e# F.,t'"..,ca.,(ifgtOpli. •
Dorialda was 'ainong, a . number Of
iboYs skating On McDonald's mill tamp.,
firs. aog, on the opposite bank Of the:
river which: flows into the pond;
started te .traverae. the: ice but had
Only proceeded a shott distance' from
the ,bank,, when he wept: 'through the
thin .ice over the :Current Of the
lyivef:' • •
,Struggling in :Vein to dee* itself
II:tack_ ,:ento.t tht ,.7n; (1,
rapidly enproachingeXlirruation when.
hockey s,tiele the reicher broke' time
tile
Wealc.iee ,Irem'the sh re tOwarcia'the
ti9undairi-O• dot and 016
rescue channel, t'St' which, the 4og
reached shore, Merle 'hid to" take a
'couple of, stops into the yioter;-
,.
The :Bread-.-
., of, Health
• The Bread
• "of:Health °
. .
R Igorm IS quALtry Axtr $EtvirKE
SPECIALS..FIT SATURDAY
CREA,, PUFFS, CHELSEA BUNS," cGFEER CAKES, DATE
' • MINCE ••
• OUR WHOLE 'WilEAT BREAD IS ESPECIALLY HEALTHFUL.
AND DELICIOUS. TRY A' LOAF.'
HOLLYMAN'S QUALITY
Phone 36
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BAKER.,
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1.41.0tixo*;
WEDD,ING
LAWRENCE7-WErrtB .
-CarOline, Marguerite, ,daughter of
Mrs: Wehb'and the, late George Webb
;LucknoW, was married to 'John
Ross Lawrence, son 6f -Mr. and 'Mrs.
George.; Lawrence of. Clarksburg..,
Out.';. Rey. . Ilarry4 ;Heathfleld of,
Trinity :United .Chach toffreiating. at.
the 'Ceremony, 'Which. took placeat
the home of; Mr. aad. Mrs: • Malcolm'
Arriletrcing,, 3 Wana:ig:.:E..1Ock; Port
Arthnr.; Vases of tulips, ,..daffoiliis.
and .yellowe 'carnations were used in
profusion about :the: roonisand the
fireplace' before. which : the , bridel.
'Party. steed:, 'Oe bride NiiOre 'a, gown
of: white French net Over taffeta, the.
,very;fulls- skirt. '-Covd.' with at eqe,
eacre--7:0'! pet' frilla'":;'frorM'-tlie--.4--gii-=
waistth'to the, floor. A 'rhinestone
clip, adorned. the ...plain bodice, Which
was' topped by a hite taffeta' ;Jac--
quette • with- 'elbow sleves Her, veil
ef 'White ifulie' fell f.i:orri a icoronet of
,orangeblos.aOMa,_:EMA she carried err:rrnied, a
•Vi.eterian, .boactriet :Or 'pastel : sweet
Pees& lily -of -the -valley ," and stekia.
:She were thegroirmis, gift; a ahlinuu4
littlefinger ring. Miss Gladys
Thrasher, cousin of s the bride, was
blossom pink • georgette, with flared
glipper,heel ;length,. skirt . and
jaCqette, the ,.• neckline being'
ftgrioi (tit;
rgette. The wide sleeves we
earight. .t6 the .1krriats Yrith::'similar •
She wore a' Pearl,: necklace;
the gift Of. the groom. Butterfly roses
and. ,Adiaturn eemposed. her
bouquet. Mr. Gordon ,MCCiltche'On
attended:. the ..grCiOni.. ;7Following ,' the
Ceremony a ..reeePtiari :waS. held:, A
btiffet luncheon Was served. For four
„ . , ,
Years ; prier to- her Marriage,' the
bride was a meMber of the teaching
sitaraf
aff, of it*Chenlc,th.7the
1. S.,egbrOt
-Iis itrincpal.
Mr: ;and. Mrs. Lawrence Iiewree6e wip,„ be at
borne at .Site Orie, orPheinn_XpAit7
ment).. Pert • Ont:
our es,
and Our Service
BY:F. T.:ARMSTRONG°
• Luckncrify.i •
HEADACHES OF CHILDREN':
Who : are .not" ili.-- should Make the
parenti_ suspicious that their eyes
are the cause.; They may
But .it i ise to know the: truth
HABITUAL headaches in ;other
Wise wen children,'epecilly
school children; point to; the 'eye's,
as the cause: An exaMination here.
Will reveal the ' truth; :
'Continned next; week
Emloyees Bid
Manager Farew
;CARS. pOLLIDII ON ,
:SLIPPERi: pAvEit;firrr
No Injuries Su filer ed. - And Damage
Bait Slight In , Saturday Night.
,
,- Crash.'
Cara driYen :;by Fred Hodgins,.
'c'erteesal4c: Kinloss and ..by • Waiter
Alton tif, Ashfield; ,figured in a col-
'ision on main
.strdet on ' Saturday
,whiCh fortunately resulted Sin
tug more than, slight, damageto beth
• Walter who drives a "Durant, was
fotqeclipi::',g4t on' 'Cainbell street,
about 6.30 8attirday,, evening; ec-
comPanied' by Ilelson. Raynarif;
grt driving, a4Ord Sedan
,waa nertliWard., beinid,creasing., the
intersection atSmith'S ,garage,-;
baying come, tea ,ston he,
A slippery, obky
, ,
te-
prevented , Alton,:,r,fropi
stbriping 'his car ,6iia he struck the:
Ford amidship; which 'slewing about
came 'to • a ,,stop i,n. front s'of proith's
gas tanks, beaded 'west. • ' '
The damage to the: Pord, consisted
f the' left".running '-'board .being, bent
npwards, while the l)urartt%; received
ti dented fender, .ancl- a twisted head-
light
snt; dbh16e pad; 'al! edrt etsa, the
in-
volved come to a'seitlriialie:
te,atterript to do. Hodgins
requested .82.0o for damages to his
ear whife°:Mr:: Alton: thought..' each
should repair . his' OWn col., Aria the
Silverwood, Employees Regret Sev-
erance Of Relations With Mr. and
Mrs... 'MicNal?>-Make Appropriate
Presentation. ,
, .
Gathering at tho, htine Or Mr and
ening employees' of
e local plant
of Silverwood's "Dairies LTC: bid .
farewell, with regret' to their-emPloy-.
er .4nand his wife:
Mr. MeNat came from .Dungannon
where he, conducted his own produce
business,, over ,ten yearsago when
Silverwood' planta ,:comMeneed op-
erations here, Through 'Through ;efforts •
as manager .during these ';years, the
:plant has expended and prospered..
MT Mckab took over, his new
duties in London on Monday -which
puts him. tin charge of ':the produce
and all the cream buying of all the
Plants 'ofthis widely .eStablislre$Leon7.
cern. 'Mrs. •MeNab' remain ;her ;
for 'a t imne.°
A 'carving set and a pyrex plattec
Set :insilver were ' presented to Mr. :
and Mrs. McNair "by' the employees
after , the reading .of,•the following
address: ' •
•
-1Lucknonir.. January .,12. 1.933:
Mr., and Mrs. MeNebni-o• . •
OurIgatliering tenight is. ithuus.t.i,
.uneNnected to Us' as to yen:,
hack to 'Eucknow-..initil 'late in the •
.67v:§ein:e:'Were ,not eXaectirig.Lyen... -
We !egret the , occasion which
makes it necessary for us to Meet • .
herptom* to convey'. to you our '
annrecetion .efr.veur efforts on behalf
'if your emnloyees,., While you were
liranager "of the n.LucknoW
Two or three of us have been with .t
Velf,since,,th'e''coprie-n.c'emelit: Of. op-
erations in '• Lneknow. and • many of
the „others for quite a number' of
Years.,; and the .severance of.thia
connection is a cense Of regret to
us. '
° However 'we rejoice, with you . that
,it nierins an advancement for YO1.4'
and our best Wishes zo with you to
.:.:aytetsatrir•.,u,e,girwo'l:ifi,ethldast:omi,fe esphdal vwo t 'eahndyoNe
tivr
brogress on .the ladder of success:
-‘,Nle also wish „to eXnress ,,to Mrs.
IVIcislah our aoureelatiort of her, as
our manager's Wife. We have . all. '
been nroud cit tbe ' association I this
connection gave ua..Jint her .ttleasaitit
smilit•Nyhenever we Met her. whether
in her borne-- or in' the community.
made life a little 'mere pleasant. and •
we know, that • She ' will be much
missed net only by ourselves, ' but iyt
the commiinity in general. "•
Every cloud has its silver lining:
l;ct•eiciVie.r. and the removal of both
isi:
else's gain. t"7,", '
in Wishing' you 'everything irotir heart. ,
desire's; hoth, in a business and 'in
a social way: we" ask you to accent
,Iheset."gifts and trust von' both:. may
lte snared to ettioy and use thein for
, • . rt great many' .••Yeirrs, '
latter' tonrse We under .
to be 'folloWed.
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