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"LUCKNOW, Relief - Committee Draft" Resolutions
ROM's; 071-12 A. M. :: .0074 P. M. f Governing '1334 Relief'' -•; :
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1 .Car torn .Sereeninga to arrive Camicil Chamber;on:Tuesday evening.
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l!ii.ltess,• Whitechtireh 'Phene 611-22'' On.Motion of ' ,p., g: BOI?P1,7t§6P 'and
IR SALE Pr XOff4),.NO. 0 n . a 1. 3 ct :::':. aay741:11:i i er:' ,70eme7ale;:e7i!oien4 14*9enrei ttAp.p*oin'te, lida'enibialtIrM°n'an,74b,T„ e:'.1.1, 493e4: -.c.745 -
lig cattle, gob' 1 itDtir!iltint':CkY6,0,°f-,, .4#.
f Mr
'FARM -For; A
el'"P'11.-AW)4T.115-.N461.Irw* * irl':uveeylini ear' .oiilll .1i f.ee;e'-'n'isi :ie'cliht :;;RAh9:. Yiad.n anniversary ret....1!a(1.'rIit ,' w*'ar4s.t.e.Raeibpio:ti;ist6:tia'' secretary.:j:1.: Geoghegan la:1 l '
1:RE,....74R.7.,64,0.psctn Lucknow.th
_ .... the 4laa_smore than usual significance. , Several resolutions were adopted
.. adePted
Binewater Highway . miles sootH of means that this •
aged and God -fear-
governing the granting , Of relief
AntharltY, Ifkuse , and stable.; Price ing; couple bave been spared. 1, .9' during- tbe;, •year, as follows;
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$'160,'Appiy to, Williain • Johnston,- , aCh Other to find • happiness ad& Relief 'orders will not be .granted
R. 3.;•••tueknow , go_r_43, Dungannon 'contentment In ' " their declining to any; 'parties possessing ,liquor per-
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, , , years..., mis; , dim0ni
Gillies is e ,ore active Mits or car licenses -for. the. V.ar
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of ,the two and 'still is able to care 1934. All relief order's, shall be ..plac-
AUCTION- SA•Eig of , household fol.., their_ needs. and pe'rforinher ed with 14.• Rae . for , approval , be -
furniture at the "barn of Andrew. •housohold Ames. , ,
, fere being filled:. * •(:" '• •
1-°Pkbarti Lucknow, .on .",,. Saturday, 4,•±"*.',14aet..i• ; .i.p.c;._L„lof ,pter:Te# ,
nk'-*-1.;fr-07;"Pr,nirertg-forirrik little .'clange eaU, be. nOted; in this '.PUTS ilIF GALLANT FIGHT' :
- Tena Illclannorif:.now ., of "Fort ., Erie, couple. , Mr::' dillies . Will :be ninety- •-. Mr- , Jahn J'ailt, who for : he Past
Terms, Cash. *ell. Henderson, Anc• one ' the 'first day of April andis few weeks has been very ' eritiPellY
FARM FOR . SALE -47.6: acres .on Still able -t9 be ,aboat the house " each ill, continues to battle persistently
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Con. 12, Ashfield (Icitewn as ,Jantie-, day: Mrs, Gillies was atOe Deeein-.• for recovery.. Mr, joint's condition'
son feral) well.• drained, buildings, *in her- . 5th .and ' is still remarkably however, inns . to. Show !Oa, change.'
good condition. Attislan well. 'Terms active...'• .' ' . , , ' One day he Will be reported as 4a
can he -arranged. :. -Apply te , '' • •....,_11i3O.___terierable oldi.couple„,•13.iive..re little-brighter--and-F-the-test- clay -not
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William Johnston, R. 3; . Lucknow, sided justMirth .Of the7C-: N. IL de- so well: , With recovery hanging in•,
90-443, Dungannon. Pet. for More, than twenty-five year., the: , balance, it; is proving a trying
(25.44f.) , " ' having retired from *the farm on the time, for :his family, ' and residents of
, NOTICE • 1 second . con of ' Kinloss, after their the village • and community in . gen-
' :'Sealed tenders. iwill be :receive •hY!!r"i1Y. :/'"ad• grown' '41i'anCi lef't ''ihe eial are miich. concerned over the
.,u, S.S. No. -4. Ashfield for 15 C'arda .arni• There were ',eleven. ,children Welfare of one, Whenn* they all ad-,
mite • and•tespect. '
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, LEAVE.' FORg WEST !.1 ,
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Afri.. N.: L. .OPuipbell '' 'and:,: Mist
Lorna ldft on Tuesday afternoon for
an extended Visit, in British Celune.
hia. They Will visit en route, at Tor-
onto, • Winnipeg , and in, North. 'Da-
kota, . where , ',Uri. .Campbell's only
brother, ' Frank '..TreleaVen; resides.
With .411e, exception of foni. , .yeata
spent in: Manitoba,-, :Mrs. , Campbell
has , 'been ' it continuous A'eaident , Of
Lucknow for: seventy-one years; and
in departing from the .Village,. leaves
Many. friends: behind.....;
, °Their plans as to; where they xVill
take up a permanent abode. felloWing
'the visit in the West, are indefinite..
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Observes Another,.
Wedding Anniversary
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MPrichiY. Marked. The 67th Wedding
Anniversary 0111,,* and Mrs.
George Gillies.
I:1301110W ONT., THURSDAY
L1QuQR ,rEll,MIT HOLDERS
WON'T OPT REWEP
'IbodYvMod,• beech,. and ::InaPle ' ii)... iris. born' tie: this union; one 'daughter and
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' . laWIL.S.. ''Gilli.s -was born .;,, at '•CaPe.
Breton, ,.-While he.:ittia:Lek_Seatdh 'birth.
The „trek of the. pioneers ., hrolight•,
1,1fall.,;. , Luch,new, .. net ',later. :than 'the' 'IT:''''e7.1.ii;:";,,.•;4*-rri.'"i„'..---11Tay-71,;'‘r-; '1:1; i .i. - 7 it;
. Maple, to ' he delivered at Town ;:‘,.,,,,,, n7 .iT'ki.k .,; . yin,' ji, 1•3,,, in,',i..;
44,. it8.7. ileh. ,body Wned;,. Beech and ' . - - .. ,•• ' ' ' • • ' .: ..r. .!-' ' ..
Az..P...,.i.944._f4r..5.0.:_.eorde,,inere...er:less; :''Altir-d°11-
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SattirdaY, the 20th.day ,'Of • January, lies' parents ....i)
, d,.e.,akt:Cyli,, :3eNiith. oth,.,ii. i.z..,.., respective-PAren.ti
Ilitisli,, Where. the families :settled, not• .
far distantMr. ' qillies' ''.t.firOnt, es.;
,tablished' -their7, hente ' on the • • bouif,..
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at 'diffrent. tintes •to, 'the Queen's
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Their,rornineestared at a thr„eah,
aerentS...-Settled 'nearer: White -
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f. the..village., Mrs...'Gila
t ',neeesatny :accepted.
.., . Applications .-. for . the ; , position of and. doubtless Many. :of . iti:, readers, ,i§t April next. ,••• '
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..' The! ' leWest.': er gni: .... tender . n
APPLItAtIONS. FOR TREASURER It .ia, the wish of ;:the 'aintinet. " ..
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'''' .4.13:701illiecAkri• •Le.iilve"'k'' no:w.:. niedelli. alert • can enthrallingly re-
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tea' have experienced, and Who: .still
and,;:iiorroWs ottiat'..!Mr.,-.'end AVIrS: '.Gil,,
late. ' ; ... . •,... ,,,
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•trim.gled'eXperieneea,.. hardshipS, joys
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:.i.:Oung 404014,....wife:.:,. „
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Treasurer '•of .the. Township of .: West' that :when Oneevagain. another 'year,
Waivanosh will be ' received ••• by the' 'has ,; relied ' atOUnd,'..We..,,m111,,,haVe the.
Undersigned ...up : • to , .and : including ;titeastite: of 'extending Oar: felleita-
"Felituayt. 3rd, ,• :1934:. 'The. Sneeesaftil tions. . ,
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....kaptilicantt:ninst:beLprepared_tef.!:Ire• _- ..: •• . -..'dodertili Hospital -....Fcillowing...• 7•;•..'
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-.,s4.91.2.1ii•-d. Pf... $;203.-00';'•*Tbe ' Salary . ..,.. l3argaitis., in t Underwear,' and 'Ees, ninth ilineas:.• ., '. '
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, . t .'•:.:: -11.4S:been: fixed---at---41..0.0_-,60---per, annum. ier.y, for .,...,everi,...inernher Of the family •. • ".. . . ,.•
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All f APPli.etione, ''..mnst, 'be. • Marlced. :-at'2--.1.111.-E. : ARKET'' STORE; . • „• I I,.., •The untimely death of ;Mie. Gordon
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.i.e4pOieatiOni .fi* Irtag1.1rPil'•',. ; • • : '. . , '..." •:' '••' '. ''. • ' :.• 2• ... , ••. : .' i3alt.; in her 35th. year, :i'llick.ciicur.ea• •
' • :Durnin..- PililliPai '..Glelc '• Of;'• W:gst:. *INS, •StiNnIff...CUti *- •''' ' ' ' • ' .h*-37270-.0",derielihkeliital,:en: ,Monday,
il ..'W.4.1'Fa•99sh 'TWP4.14ekn'eY,i ',Pht;'' R. 0. IN . niiTTRR;:•41;e461N.4 CONTEST leaves ...bereaved, her ,Iiiiitirtild--7'end
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NOTICE TO ;,.to .c13•BBit011S . . . . " ,fitteyetir.4ild daughter,' Fern, ' is sirgi:
• .:•Alf, persons having ., Claims against Oacat:.c4ennire, 'Butier'. Maker ...,A.I. :as••,:her:'father,,..Mr.;,• Arthur •Cliften.
• .:the 'eState Of '• j'amea: Edgar Ritchie:, ISilverwOOd's: '.1.,ticlinoW ..pitiii '',Car and many ..sOrrOWing. .friends ....re:Una
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:late ' Of the Township Of: Ashfield In . rya' Off :-.. Rimers, .:. For 'Third. Vine about, concession 6 ' Ashfield, -where
',..the • County : 'Of - EUren; ' re-riner;,*1-tie, . hi'' four Years. .. Mr; • and '.Mte....Ball-..haVe'..intide their
• ,ceeSed, Who died . on. nt• .,ajiont. ..the • ,•• . . .. herne,.,.. during. a comparatively sh.ort.
..*.i.10tb.• Oak . :of FebruarY, cAD. 1333: .The. :.;07th : Annitel. Conit,entiOn. of .residence,:in 'the 'East and hitire• be-,
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are hereby notified: to." send , on Or the, DairYinen's .AsSociationef West- COine :esteenied resident -S. •.: .
•• ' '1666" : the - 3°t11. dal ' 6t: l'Jan9arY; Priv 'OPtOici . was held in: L'ind.°11;. .on . For upwards to seven Menthe, 1Virs:r.
' ',.A.,-64 ' 1Pg4,;. 'te :Thoma k ' 4NIkeri4r• *janliarY.:13th:".and lltb,' • *r, Oral'. Ball' has been ill.' Early in hly: .ali'e
, :-F.orguSon,. ;11, R. Nn77.7.1P.:17sitatrvv7 Cappntere, • bniterrnaker. ati', the ,,I cal took SeriourlY '11'70-"-q-ift 1).-.1.--ne; *here
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Ontario, or 'le Charles .:Wesley .11 -it-- SilVerwoesirs, plant '. attended ' the con- for three 'weeks she had .,the • 'Care of
Olio; .1),..R..., No,. 3rLudkneWi Ontario, vention. :and ; *as, . riccesxfnl: in car- In trained nurse. 'She Was • then taken
,. •Ii).3peulers. of the said ;"Eatate,'', or :te. r4, '.0ff‘.00.1ao .silver ,enti, repre-,. to Goderieb Hospital, where she bad
, • ."' tb.e: ...0'.i.i.lersigned • Solicitor, their ' Alicii aenting,.,..04st priie.. in , the ..„ butter. been a c'entinpal..:, Patient -nail ' her.
"• '"°•,....4,33,ayees„ arid ,iiddresea, .full ' PartlPii--. grading -contest. Any, Member of .the 'death: A :few' Weeks .ago her illness
-...*:::-lars-, . of their--:ClaiMs, and, „the •Ustae
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of their ,securities,, if . any,. held. by
: them, ,verified 'hy. .statutory declare-
: „Akin:. , ,Iennediately "after .- such .; lea
Mentioned date the :set' 'of. the
, said, deceased will he distributed
•-aniengat then. persons 'entitled"there•-
•, :to:baying .regard ".Only„tO :the -claims:
• properly filed.... ' .' ..*: :' ., • ' • ,
DATED ' a "A Mehatii,, Ont., , the
,kiii*, 171h day of ..latuarY,, A.D. 4934,, :
! 1` : 41" .P,F.:.7-!. :'.r,717,ft, trtINOTON,
' '. Wingliairc Ontario,.
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'' 'Solicitor herein.
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delivered . and at::•techoei.: heuse
not 'later than March 31st, 1934.
Tenders clOae, Saturday, Feb. 3rd.•
1934. . ' '9B. MacLeod,
' Sec'y.-rfteas., R. R.:3; lineknow.
TENDERS • ,
'Tenders will be • received by the
linciersigned up ,to 12 o'clOck, noon on
Dies In toderich
Mrs. Gordon Ball Passes Away In
.m4og E vents
.Firat"trieertieti, '50c.
§nlis&Ineet tnsertions: 25e,
O.''L.; DA11
• There will be a dnee in the
Orange Hall, on Tuesday, "January
23rd. Gents 125d: Lathes 10e.,' Lunch
Dairymen's' Association -- of- Western becanie;regarded: as serions, but ;en-
,Ontrie.:' for 1934 Suialsor When z.heT' husband .visited
-.compete in the 'butter and cheese, her; no immediate' 'danger was for-
•` jltd.tingand creant .gtading compe,' sden. It Was On .Monday afterrioeM
titiens,but only one cup was warded While *being visited by her father,
to, any one person: :In; the 'butter Mr:. Arthur :tliftOn. • 'and her step-.
grading. Contest there were between mother that the ` end •carne.
sixty end .seventy .'.enttanta. Mr. Mrs. tall; formerly, -Mem Olivia
dasemore ha a Wen the first prize ,Clifton was born in Morden, ken.
for Western Ontario, 'in this. 'contest hewas married in, the West on , the
three 'tithes in the, past four years. lith Of „March, 1324, and the youhg
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tOURIc carne east about • Seven': years
.agiod.te settle.; On concession, 8.0 Asj1:•••
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The funeral service will bembeld
this afternoon at 2:301 o'clock at the
hi:3*e of ,her;latiter, 1% Miles south
of LucknoW; conducted by Rev:
Cnrnpbeii Tavener, assisted 'Jay Rev,
McMillan. Interment ""*Will be in
deinetery, The pallbearers,
Will be Charles Alton, Will Reid.
James, 'Webster; Bert Finnigan; 13ert•
Gatiunie.-and Will Petrie.
TS itoyp. sUgstarkiroN bug?
. BURN'S BALL ,•• , ,
A' real Burn's , :will:hi held
in Lochalsh Hall, on Thureday, Sep,
ul"ry 25th; Under, auspices Of tlie
•Lridies. Softball, and ' '1Vign'S Baseball,
'CiubS• • noan's orchestra,
1 ch detintet; Adrittseiditf GeaSi
23c Ladies, free:
BAND CONCERT
Ludknow Citizens' Band ,Will pre-
s'.1.1t in entertaining. concert.' of band
Selections., , inattinnerital solos j and
,eetv.ed: Note .the change froin theduets in the* ToWit; 'Han this Friday
tagnlitr nights .
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'1101ct " t on Friday, Sanf
19th, . in the" Orange Hall. All the
1633 dittb *Others and their families
'Will be Welcomed also thos,e
-- before,thaidate for 1334. A,lapetial
Invitation • Is eiderided
ti;i4-4441,161,,,Lef-thaAtiiltab*
40.0104 )14). iibisloi and. free lulieb
everting: 'AdmisSion 25e and 15e. A
1Q -piece orchestra wili Play for the
dance to follow. EVerYbOcly. 25e,
. ttIRN'S BAIA,
. Thnisday, Jtienifir ',•25th, is the
night of the big, event Of the sOasort.
Burn's, Ball, in the Town 'Hall,
Lucknow, '10 piece orchestra, 2 piper's
lunch1 ‘Ser4d. littnreibiti"-ApCliitting
taij$1,00-e,,Cout40,-extriLlady..,:ind
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If *nut Sentinel subscription
plied atthe end. of the .year, it is
any,tiiiie this nionth, can -be teneWarl,
at $1.50 or $2.00, for Aineriean su
Scriptions. This is a worthW,ha e
saving and if you have not 1Yot. tak-
en advantage of it, .,don't lerget to
de ',so within the; ritnit, ttfe'Veeka,
PaYinent-of-trreoc_Of .4140,14.0#1011
Of•SSIT/p:1,tevested,
044417:..iath;,19.34
Thomas Bushell -Acts._
As Son's Counsel
Judgement iteidered, Thursday
" • In Intoxication ease -Final
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PasiOon Set For .February- lat
,WheA Bushell of Kink,
ap-
pchred .before Magistrate 'Walltei-f„,th
40.1thirdift'et*IttirVErele,.1-Niden *
, e ,ce was
taken and judgement reserved. until
Thursday. morning when Bushell was
fined $ib- plus costs of $9.25 or an
optiOn 0.10 days in jail: Thomas
'Entibell, father of the accused, acted
as his son's eon's counsel, and 'When sen:.
tenced was passed, pleaded that, un-•
able to pay the fine, the jai) ter*
would 'prove a, hardship, as his son
SINGLE ORM 5 GENTS
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off Iea1tb
IS 11 -The Bread
of 'Health .
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.;•LA,Tpt' bAlf*Bs ' ?INC PIP .
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•.,•4A..14,10,i'. ..,1BOLLs APPLE PIES
.1)013.:OliNp'fg . 4., . ' ff"'ELSA; Illl$0!,,, ,
4 ....WED. ROLLS, ETC
hole 'e:it, Brea
e ineit White n
Phone 36
Horticultural
Alenabe-
wuv Ota15-21*Waria- had--
much, weed: :to get out. The Magis-
trate set. February 1st as the date
for the -final disposition of the ease.
, in 'giving' evidence O.:- the trial,
Constable Roy Peters; who Made the
arrest on December 23rd In Kincar-
dine: said, -according4te--the--Walker-
ton Herald Times, that on the night
in- question- he fenovied . three men,
one of whom was Busheil un the
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9treet in that town and ,that Bushell
'was staggering very niuch. He put
hie hand, on the shoulder ,of.aectised
and saw that be .Wai perfanting in
obseene-manner ale
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Walk and ladies and others,: on the
street. • The cep said he snielt strong
tef alcohol and he locked him up for
about three hours, Later he tiireed
hint oyer,. to his brother • with
in-
▪ tructiong It, take' him home:
" The father; . Thos. Bushell in
e ross-examiningi Peters' With .refer-
onee tosmell of liquor on his son's.
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hreath endeavored te....hring;:out the
fact' that .his son being', a weed man
na Mg way and; the • handling of,
large. .quantities Of, weed wenid, nec-
essarily sinell of aleehelin view... of
the feat,: as be claimed, that .WOod
i)cohoi is Made of. wood, . eta his
clothes *lila. be ..saturated with the
luiees. 'coming. from the Wiled he was
selling. - '
• OF WORK BRINGS
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LOUD MOUTHED OBJECTION
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,When 'Mr: R. J. Moore informed' a
transient onTTtiesdayj.moining.i,where
he could eitiii-,$-5;00". a 'month -and ilia'
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keep during ,the winter,, " by helping•
a...farmer. take. out :some' wood, the
offer -breught from the transient a
storm: of :loud mouthed Indignation,
'that; attracted the attention of those
mithe-stree,t_ and brought nearby
merchants to their 'dare' to 'learn
the. 'cause. of :all the :.eommotion.
About •the • only thing 'one 'could tin-
derstend" from • his prolonged jihber:-
ings was that he had no !notion; of
accepting thisoffer and ,he -Was stilt
broadcasting his grievance • to pas-
sers ;by for some • time . after. Mr.
Moore " had left, hi* in disgust, '• and
•vratnecl--birn-not..-to' return-T-41km ,
again.. •
-BAKERY
Lucknow •
Society To Seek Rur41..
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Enthusiastic ' 0a.thering Lays Plans
For ,193/1 Beautification' and Hears
:Activities •Of A Successful Past
Year Reviewed:, •
3 MEMBERS--14-ST-LyEAR ,
...At an enthusiasticMeeting of
Horticultural Society' members in
the 'Council Chamber , on Thursday
evening, ,it was unanimously agreed
•tbat the membership: 'drive , be. ex -
ended - .' the feral etannittnity
for a rural membership will , be
made: through .:the Women's Institute
Organizations. and Women's _Chiba
in the diariet ancj it is fele. that
Many may take . :advantage Of: :the
.opportunity,- the: Society offer!' ,in
distributing high, qualitY,, geode., "at
firat• cost. There were 93' Members
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last, year. .
S. O. 44thwella0 President;
'enened the meeting by giving
view of the,: year's.. activities, which
were generaily quite successful. An
unusually,dry summer andthe, late-,
nese', •in spring,.
whichmeant that orders arrived tee
late' tot: the best, 'results, were fac-
tors to he contended With *thiring the
nest year. .'"Care and ;hard . Work is
the only *ay to „grOw. flo.'Wers,w Mr..
Itathwell said, With„:soil:and climatic
conditions being taken Into censid-
:aioSn.
Thdry sumnier Made, the flower
show impossible, ' but a• tulip . and
1 -iter a gladioli display Were:a credit
to membersof the: Society. A more
;.xtensiye-;iefirie,,,iingram' is planned.
,foi: 1934. 2800 tulip bulbs ' were Pin''
1,..haSed• in the 'Fall and all were -------------.die-
nosxe' about which
.were --planted in the. park. 300: Cane.•.-,
dian. roiee• haVe• already beeii:ordet-'
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY
• MAKES PRESENTATION
Much, Appreciated Gift Is Received
• By Miss Lorna- Campbell
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On Sunday.' afternoon the • exeen-. •
tiye of the PA. of the United
Church,. vtaitecf..the home of Mrs. R .
1-1.. Thompson; • to pleasantly surprise
Miss :•:Lorna •Campbell,', whom• theY
presented With a *Siesta alarm* clock,
The address was read by A.lex iSmith
and the, piesentation, made ,by Miss.,
.Jessie MacKenzie. Mies Campbell
thanked the Society for their kind-
ness , arid: after a short. visit:, the
departed .' , after ' singing
"Blest be the Tie that Binds".
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The, address follOwS:,
•ifiss LOOM- Campbell,.
• Dear '
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-.A:s niembera' of the Young people's ,
S�ciety -of: the • Limkrioviiiited- •
Church, re feel we calmest: let you
leave *Mout expressing our aPpre•:..
'elation for what you have done in
our . in the: years that are
Past. In helping to get pp Pi,ograP.28
its well as taking part yourself; 'you •
were always One on whomwe could
depend: • . ••
With; this:tittle' clock, go i the 'best
wieliei • of, all the Young reOple. for
your welfare ,•' in the future..
Signed., oif. behalf' Of. the .72'. P. S.,
Vargatet. McCann*: 'Sec.'
Alex Smith, Prig:
Fif-
teen Thousand 'feet, Beech legs' Fif-
teen-N;(11N1.9141:16Cit•iilltE0 liLtiOyGiSb.out
teen• thousand feet Soft Maple logs,.
Ten ilhouaand feet Basswood ' logs,
. .. ,T; ........„0.1:rt.gr,oii.tni,7, .7.17estrc'ill further information
after January 22nd. ''..
ed ot-t_ e coming p an ing seaSon. • suitable . t'er crating' Our log yard
Five Thousand feet 'geed *PoPlar,':
'Pei iTh=e1a.tis,and... feet euSto,f:„gfit_Eill,_m_,loat pgirr,, ,
infOrmation :is to prices :
..tJooh.grii;;;Pe.,itriCI,aitikiis„.ttreatiltei":4:etchtisr.e.!pwriinthglIco%innu'eEe:e:1117tar.:_. 1-1•71-'.1•36 •
:
The society purposes having Mr. ani
Will take: over the the border :.
in the -,MeMorial. ':'ailcs, • which will. be the , sanetiOn Of the Council,,.' ''• h' 'NONWaTTIcAESBitnEeiriti-O., I.....-;.--''''7'.
Planted in roses. Mts; Wm.. MeeKen- '' The annual meeting of • Members.
it etheto:vu igl lhatg ei b :lett .1 lind ilitY b lel ei itil eifi'ce6c1r7aenrds . city, will be held' in the Parish Hall ,
of the. 'Dungannon ,Agriciiltural '6'-•''.
Ming:utile:in, on Tuesday, 'January'
23rd at 2.30' p.m. Ali ineinbers,*.es-
pecially lady, .members, are requested
'te* be Prjsearil-tes.'. Alton ' See'Y.LTreas, '
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MRS. CHARLES FOSTER
DIES IN ,UNITED STATES
Wag A Daughter Of Mrs., Alex Mc-
Carron, IA.nd A Frequent "%Naito'.
In Lueknow,
ylowl.•*10*/*
,
Mrs.. Charles :Foster. :of 4ohnson-
burg, Pa., daughter,. of; Mrs. , Mot •
McCarroll of Lucknow, with With ' Wheel
she frequently
O n. Tuesday, followinga serious •op-
eration.
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Mrs. McCarroll °herself, has • net '
been enjoying ,goed,health :has
for the PaSt,feW..menths been 'Yisit-•
ing her daughter mut,was
Undergoing treatment at, the • thrie
• Foster,' was taken' seriously
Mr. McCarroll, who is in charge of
4. G. Anderson's flax:Mill at. :Mit-
chell,' left for the States ' et, heath*
of his Sten•dattgirtier'e critical ".
ness'• and • subsequent :The
funeral was. held' :on
, Mrs, •:Foster: was fortderly Mae
-Matheson and tt. daughter of the :late'
itarry Matheson. Her only 'sister,;
Myrtle,' •predeceased
of years sito...;•°:
Mrs, Foster ...Was 'a . comparatively
YOUng wentatt..*id.lietides• her bet.
three • Children,
Dorothy, Audrey' 'and Earl. '••
Mr. and Foster ,and" children
yfait, here each atimtner, he being
particularly• Well known in Sporting
circles, liav-ing played baseball With
the Iocal.. team...a le.W" years .ago,
94,
, (1-2-0 •• •-
it .dan.be texpected ;that sonie "tverk
in thie, regard will be .Performed . by
the cOininittee fer • town beautifica-
tion: It was Pointed out by Mr, :litae
that. dogs, ;running' at large,' -would.
Offer -ii probleni, in regard .to ''thia.
work, and some action by the Colin -
en -1•might , be necessary:TWenty4ire
mitPle Arees'. Were Plantedlast, year
and Mr. ,S. F. Robertson, explained,.
that '500 Norway trtide • had - been
seenred, and Pleated ... in a field • at
*Oar:held-MacDonald's, where they
were , doingexceptionally• well and
will • later be 'planted 'Mit on the hill
in Criledaidail • park: •• „, ' „,
- Mr. Bert ;Ward tecoamiended 'the
reses.•"vOicli:the Society had secured,
be .having ' had . great . stieceia ' in
growing .111s; , teat year,' roses. were
given as preiniiima to . each member' q
arid in 1934; 40e will be .:deducted
frinli the total of, eaelimembers
iiiitiai" order.
. ' •*, *. Offieers •Re-APpointed,
The •election . ,of . officers resulted
iii .re -elections as. follows: Pres., S.
C. RathWell; ViCe,•PreSii..G. IL Smith;
Mid Vide -Pres.," Mrs: Wm: Murdie;
See'Y.-Treas.., A. Vir. liarniltoif (to
be asaistedby a Comniittee); Board
of Directors,• elected ' for a two-
year term, 'Robert Fisher„ Miss Mc=
't',.....tilifffr---.1*.P411:4144WeliA ---Vt,vs,i.
Toinistinti; mairciliaTATtilditOiti Rey.;
,1", if: 'Geogli'egan* and R. H. Thomp-
son. Town " Beautification Com., ' 'A.
",W, ;Ilk:ninon; , G.•,11. 'Smith, Mrs,.
Win, , Mact,tenzie, a. , E. ',,,Robertson.
PloWer"SheArtind 'Display Ceit.,' Mi,S.;
0 '(1
.11.A.t.Oni . -11.. Smith,_.110.0:'_t_lit,,P_,.
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• NOTICE ,•
The annual .meeting of the Luck -
now Agricultural Society . will be
*held in the Council • Chamber in the
Town :Lucknow, on Saturday.
the 20th ...daY Of January A.D.; '1934,
at 2 PM; All nieiribers,are requesAed
to. attend,
• 3. Agnew,
IBRIiCE LEAGUE :
• e Rim&
ticknpvv
(Bobbie Bprn's Night)
Thur.Jan. 25
RIPLEY ye.- ,LUCKNOW
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44oet.iisi
is the a -dead id final
lielne. 'game iwith RipleY‘iti, a
'• deuhle achedde,
ItA141;„
'At`Tkil, TIM _GAME -
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