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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-02-08, Page 1T $2:.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE,* $2.5a OTHERWISE; LUCIPICiiii. ONT. titURSDAY February 8th 19 4 SINGLE COPIES &I CgI'ITS L.b$T.-:--Pjoger rng, largo OtOev anticp'e setting, ',Reward. Find-. • •„, er please, leave at., ,8entinel. *Office.: • , Young. woman desires housework 13y the' rtiopth, Apply at Sentinel ' Office. FOR, house, stable to icc.OrtO,d4te" five - head," drive'shed -th,id pig pen,',1'5, acres; ' • 'Yarn "Bloomi''Ilorth of C.N.R. depot:, NOTICE RE 'LOGS We will be open to buy about Fif- teen Thousand feet, 'Beech logS„.• Fif- lien thousand 'feet Soft Maple logs, Ten 'Thousand feet 4131iiqwood: 1°3'1( :Five Thousand • feet good Poplar, ' suitable for, crating. Our log yard yvill be open after January 22nd, For • further information, as to prices and lengths to be cut, ''eall at our office., are.' .-Jur ..ahape we, **Mild ,asli You to '; kindly 'deliver. • year legs., ta, our as • , . :soon, as possible. ,. •'•'We hail!: now received all the soft . . , elm •logSwe teeuire. igped :THE IiirCkliOW. TABLE CO:, :LTD. , • • :.(.1-2-c.) toismi4iiimmistiammommmitmisa•mme • oming Ei) ents . . , , , . First Insertion, 50e. . . 11 ' • Subsequent Insertions, 25e. =-- '"---COUNTRY'ICLUB-‘-,ITAVCR A dance will be held in Lochalsh all, • Friday, , February ,9th, under, apices of Lochalsh Country Club. ,o ''s 6-0(eorchestra., &Otis- sibn 25c.' Lunch • counter. - ST. • VALENTINES :.•BALL' Arthur's Radio' Otchestra will -.--furnish-.-musjc for a (laHcc• - in tht- Towi Hall, LucknOW; on Wednesday next, February. 14th, -under auspices' .ofthe Lacknol , joint . 13. F. O. 'club. Lunch: 'served. General admission 23-e.-..tverirbeify welcome: ' u -Zero Weather Follows Blizzard • The • aim' 'folleWed, . the store of la.,t week: Was.. 'accoinpan-1: Clear,. cold weather, dove the mercury: down tothe low,. :eat' point of the. ;seaeon.:on SaturdaY. „morning, when it was :cheeked ; by :•,the ',Official Weather ',•observer, Mr. ,J. M. Greer,, at 17 .belOw. :zero. Village .• thermometers re'dorded a . teniPet'a., ture.:rnueli lower ,than 'that.leWevet When the :hockey.' teeth returned.ftoriI •Ripley -Friday night, Sleigh,' a• . local thernionieter' registered 18 be-' . low...at 2 a.m. and by. sevene'elock On Saturday morning had Sagged: to. .,• •23 below. .. Aihie. week we. have • pertiSed, a metearelogiCal • -register ,Of the . 'Soar , , . , ' aecurately ' and well "kep,t.":h* • .the late W. E. MacDonald: and , new in the PossesSioriof Mr. Grcer. it • Was on January,: 12th Of ' that year, tk Oda district • Was, swept: by, 'what Was ''',.,probahly' *, the worst A.:winter starrn eVer„, eXPerienced: here. e, That storm Will ,he better remembered' by the. feat that as 'iL blew itself out, Hagen cDon'. aid Was.;11shovell- ing paths L# his hoMe 01*. seiZed .with a • heart t1tik that ,encted, , • 1 . That Whiter Was neted', ,.fot xtremo : 'end • snOW. , . Dectinter of low tainperatuteS; Jan. • ..itary• was '•ualiered in With 6vo ..Con- seentive days, during 'which the mercury never got .above 3 .beloW tatO 'and fOr eighteen' dOird of the Month, .belevi .2eroteMPeratiires are • iearded/ February .g!la.we1.."..1,1t0e inaPrOVeriimit with the first do'Y of the :month, being ttsheredin' With. a • temperature ef .29, below and MI :the fifth, the, coldest day, according to .tedords which Cover a , period Of fifty. Veata; WAS &patience:it in this diettlet when: the. thin red line iikia4Lilaitat0,04A4.6 tees Villaie'Tax Arrears Amount To $841.1.05 Appointment Of Tax Collector Pend: ing With Commissiom Rased ,4;')n Amount Of. Arrear a Collected. ' Arrears .of taxes, Was the chief topicdiscussed • it theregular. meet7 '4'1g:of-the, Council on Tudsdak .night,, With Reeve . Hamilton in the chair and all members present. A state- ment of tax arrears was presented by the 'Clerk showing . outstanding taxes to, date emoUnting.to. Of this amount 12724160 are 1933 taxes, as yet 'unpaid, the balanee Of $686.45, being' 1982 tax, arrears and in an effort to -dolled this ..amount, the appointment Of a' tax collector is pending. The collector's commis- sion Was suggested to be based on bed e , afi'd according to the arrears collected. ' • There 'will be, no license • fee im- posed on outside teamsters' this year, as no such request has been forthcoming from. local : , teamsters knight this Protection last year, The clerk was instructed .to seel( infolinatitm, regarding' the possibil- ity and cost Of- repairing :a number :of burned Out , transformers lying in the .Town Hall basement, and if the: cost is prohibitive same.. to- be dis- posed of. :. It was : considered advisable ;to _secure.-...e,ufficient-of •the Supplied • by the Forestry Depart- ment• to surround , the „Village dump- ing' ground:. Atrtliiipoint it wa's generally . agreed; that . smite reg- nktion be decided „en.' before spring reearding the F•disposal ,Of infuse,. so -that . the dumping ground may kept from ,becoming unsightly. • Councillor **die reported . en , a -pipe-d•amper•-whicirhad-been'installed- in one of ,..the 'Tewri., Hall larnadai; which. would effect a great • saving in 'fuel. Repair work- is also neces- sary' .on the , smaller furnace , and Council -advised that this be attenC' ded to and, approved Of a collar. and, „cap, .attachment to remedy the freez- ing of the. water pipes in the base- ment, which hasfrequently occurred 'during the present cold. .spell., - The School Board requisition of $1200 was :ordered paid and the fol-, leWing • aCeounts •passed. Accounts. - F. Malcolm. snowploughing- $15.75; Bert 'Ward -salary 112.50; J. Agnew, re'. $9.50;• • Planet Print- ir4. Co. acc $10.50; •Municipal World SapPlies $336;• 'J. Agnew, reg. Deed etc' $6:57.' Dan McLeod, work. 11.60. .T.:, Agnew, Salary, etc. $33:80; Mrs: Lee transient ace., 17.75; N. D. Mc- Kenzie; relief 16.99; :W. W. Hill, ter lief 15.46; it. R. Finlayson, relief, $5.11; Reid's ',Baker*. rebid(' $7.94 D. J. •mecheilee, relief $5.56; lifinti- einal World *supplies, 11,40; R. H. Thompson, relief '$10.0; Lueknow Seiitinel, B. of H. ace: , $3.75; Luck - now Sentinel,' ate: $43.00; Mrs. Milne -*ink :relief :ace. $9.42. Waterworks Accounts -1- „ 1. Agnew' Sal., etc:, $/3.71;' A. HavenS' sal., $10.00. - Hydro Adequate -- 'Alex Havens, eel., eta. $5.20; Sen= tinel' '19.00; Bell , Telephone ace. it1.06; "Deceinber Power acc,. $976.07; Agnew, 'salary, post,' and stamps, • SYSTEM _SHOWS .. - INCREASED SURPLUS When .,Stibscribers • to the Huron and Kinloss Telephone" System met far the 23rd annual meeting' in Rip- ley ' last',, Wednesday. they heard a •favorable financial report. A Credit balance of .1,508 atid n surplus .a17 .most $1,000*-inOre. than last year, was revealed.: The shining was. erilittged because. Maintenance expenses , had been but •$2,295,as carnpared with $4,417 the Previous, year, although 34 mlie§: of line had been .-recon- structed. There wa.q a, decrease �f I,jt"sevensubstribers during ;the Veal% Mt. John Colwell, a member cis the eenaniSSion, voiced "hiS; oin- On that a reduction of' 'phone cost, a two dollarreduction suggested, would; he preferable to the, large surplus. ; INFANT DIES SUDDENLY The death; 'et *OYU Ruth; 4-. rnonth old daughter ofMr. and uri,. •George TOPS (nee Alma lidaelIV): eceurred, , suddenly on Sunday in Walker:Ville. The little tot bad .13a9a in good health until the day previous when, she Was: stricken -with a brain ticineriliage,,whieh Oen, antiffed:uut-: the,, young life,toleaYe, the parents grief. ,:stricken. The Oberst ',Service was 1:1,1314 on Tuesday it The parent'st home in. Walkeryille, With .interment in Victoria Memorial • ceinetery:, Mira, '74aarenzie ,and Eddi0 attended t'he funeral. Much sympathy is ex- tended' to Mr. and Mrs:, . johns, by their; friends here, who learned With regret.- of the 'sad' bereavement. $1.98 a Pair:, THE MARKET STORE: a eneiv , Mrs. Bruce Gammle and dangther Mildred of Elora are visiting friends around LucknOw. : • 'CRAZY WATER CRYSTALS, --at '4ie,neW Nice of $1.50, at PATER - SOX'S :DRUG :-sToRN: . • , , , Mrs. Albert Gammie went'. to S. Joseph's Alospital at London on 'Tuesday d'or'.-inedical .treatment. , • Miss Chrissy. .MacKenzie is as- sisting at MacKenzie's grocery dur- ing the lUnes5 of Mr. MacKenaie. • New Big Ibex ',Blankets "Flannel- ette", •largest 'size. Best inake., Only TRANSIENT COSTS, FOR ANDARY_LARE__SUALL, Local Relief Accounts For January Total $50.49, As Received By Sev- en •Families The January 'account for tran- sients' Meals and lodging aspre- sented aC:-Tuesday-:- night's -..council meeting .amounted to $7.75. Whether there are fewer transients' on 'the road, or the stormy • month 'has ae.- eoanted for, the falling, off of • Visit- ors, we can't Say, but the fact re - 'mains that for the corresponding month. in , 1933, transient costs' am- ounted ta-a few-- cents- lesir=thin , , $40.00. •• Local relief accounts, for January however, totalled $50.49, consisting of groceries and milk as receivedby seven families. ' TRUCKS :BREAK :THROUGH :"ROAD TO THE SOUTH • Bradley's. transport carrying-- 150 bushels: of grain for Treleaven's Mill,' was 'responsible for breaking girl the 'snow blocked road, to the south; on Monday:, 'Experiencing difficult*, the driver called ,out.inother Of their trucks and divided the • lead and the journey continued: One of the trucks got through, on in the after- noon and when , the cargo was, un- loaded' ,it was found that further travel was impossible due to a. brok- en axle. The second 'track 'got to the outskirts of the village • when dam-. age to the rear end mechanism halt - led it and when _ Treleaven's truck' could not take it into tow, Mi'ne's 84 McMillan's teams were hitehed on, and hauled the vehicle , to the mill,. from where, after unloading, it was, taken to a garage for repairs. Isturn- erous ears ,went through on '1'nestitiy., but as yet travelling by . motor into or out of the village for any distance from any other direction, is inripos- Bible. ' MARRIED IN ,TORONTO , I •,•-• • , . McLean Sera' .• • ,A.• quiet marriage was • solemnized in -Toronto wben Muriel Edith, sec- ond Youngest daughter' of Mrs. A. J. Sewell and the late A. J. Sewell! became the bride of . IlarOld Alexan- der McLean, Jitein•-• of Mrs. Edward McLean, and the late Edward 'Mc- Lean .of, •Iciniongh. Leich- liter tofficiated. , The bride : was 'be- comingly attired, in: matelot triple, sheer,an fitted, lines, with a front overlay of, white silk organdy petals., 'French straw hit, gloves and :shees of Matching, shade,' her fieviers tieing a 'shoulder bouquet Of butterfly roses, sweet peas' and -:-lily-of-the-.valley. She -was attended by lier sister, Miss Gladys Sewell; in cruise .inoss crepe, whose .bouquet* consisted of briercliff rosds, • violets and sweet Peas. The groom was, suppe*cl by his brother -Mr. , Harry S. ?Man of Toronto. After a trip to New York and Wash- ington, Mr. and Mrs. McLean will live in London, Ont. ' I • ' ICE HARVEST IS . • 'UNDERWAY THIS WEEK With Messrs.. Vic Diirnin and Dave Milne conducting lee harvesting eraireni on Treleaven's ,mill potid and: Mr. George , Greer , idso supply- ow ifro., 86 WOW:2er° ' io eXtterietteed fast night' With th(: toinperattt.ie „rortist•win 'beloW' 'zero at a ,a.m. Thttri:44,, 4100Altio t— ' ITACICETT-.4n Ashiteld Township on Monday; Febrtiatsr, s' 6th, to " Mr. •ThOintis Hackett, Jr.,. a daugtiter,, MOFFATT-At Sarnia, Feb. 5, to Mr. and Mrs. ,Hiram Moffatt (nee' . Bare. Jahitatekt) ,e ,•itek — Mr. Henry Patterson, houndary east, is reported ta be criteally 111, with little hope held tor his recovery. CONDENSED JAD' SALTS -for redueing ,easily and 'safely. 60e a package at PATERSON'S DRUG STORE. - New ••", materiels for Quilts and Comforters, also' new- Battings' and wadding for' filling , comforters THE MARKET-STORE:— , Mr, John' Barger 'was seized with a- week---,--spell7an Tuesday and wris removed • to his home *here . he is receiving ,medical attention, 2,- - STOP THAT. COUGH -,with ean's .49. -Guaranteed to . 'positiVelY. Ova' Alier-iii; money back. Price -40ej F. M. PATERSON. , . • Mr. Will Murdoch has been able to be na :this • week for, the: first einee "suffering Jib • fracture's , in a fall at his home about a month ago. , WORTH 15” that's ' ho* people ',recommend Cresi, COrniSalve. :Buy the best -Buy • tress • DRUG STORE. .Mr. Alex Lyons and 'his . friend,. George ' Rennie Of Hamilton are visitingt-with- the --formers- -parents,_ Mr.'";:init Mrs, James T,'Limns 'eon: 12.. , . L. MacKenzie has re- turned from London, hiving accom- panied" her 'daughter Jessie to • the city Where she eenimenced her duties as student nurse: In deeply • gashing' ber feet on 'a broken *milk ' bottle on • ,Saturday morning Mie. J severed a mainartery, which injury has since confined her to, her room: "- • .'• •KRUSCIIEN SALTS -Free • trial offer. Buy the 'Giant glib package for 15e. .Then if not satisfied return th( regular 75c bottle and your Ito ey Will he refUnded.f.'11/, PATERSON Serieusly ' Mies .Winnifred •• Thomson,„13:irear-. old daughter Of Mr. and MI'S: quis. 'I"homson, Underwent an emergency operation in 'Whighani Hospital, on Tuesday for the reinoyal of a per forated • appendii. ;The patient , is Finite 'ill: The: firet t ;0. 0; F. social everiiAg of the season, was held in .the ledge ropin on „Friday. evening,, Wheti-the attendance, dile to the 'extreme cold was cut deWU: Mrs. Wellington' Henderson and Rosa. McMillan were the ,prize Winners at euchre ' and ,following 'dancing' .Was joYed for a time. lgisleast Chesnut has con- cluded her three-year course% as student ,nurse at St., Joseph's Hos- pital, London., However, she 'mast remain 'in the 'city • Until spring to take, a course . of lectures :and this, iinuSual, and unexpected no doubt Will be a keen clisappOintinent to' those affected. •, • "I The regular meeting- of the, Wo- -men's Institute will be ;held at the helve of -,‘Mrs. W. V. Johns'totie, • on Friday, February 9th, .at ,2.80 o'clock.- Roll call is to be. answered by "My Favorite Author"-, and a 'contest killt be Staged, in which , the ladies are to be `Tressed to Represent a BoOlc”, yrrAL grArstio ••••tiott.iit:h • , The stateinent of the Clerk pre - in g ice from his Pond, users Of f this anted to Council on Tuesday night -„ eent44441. cliiii*.aliti:::41101-withoot de 1.4* weeit .„ With much iiih4ero Weather' this season, the ice is of 'geed quality and Of:e depth �f frentAtrelve te- feurteen„ inehes.' SOorive04,8.: re, qUireinerits, Were filled on Tilesday night, When the storing' of. about 1.0 to ,of toe was tompietek 'The Bread of Health The Bre;td of flealth , LAYER CAKES , • ", MINCE -P „ JELLY noLts Irra., APPLE PIES DOUGHNUTS . CHELSEA, RU -NS • • „ • • • ICED - ROLLS, ETC • • . • The -Finest White and Whole Wheat Bread .1101-,LY.MAN'S. Phone 36 QUALITY BAKER 1,11C1E/10W CHURCH'NOTES Ladies'. Class Electa Ofikera • The mernhera:: of the Wohe4o Ladies' •Class and the former Unity Circle, niet , at, the home of Miss Margaret MeCallinn, on January :30, for their annual .Meeting. Miss- Mar- garet the 'President,' call- ed the;meeting to order. and Rev. 8, T. Tucker teak the chair for elec- tion of officers for the • ensuing ear. 'which elections' 'reatilted President ,Mrs. • 'Stiutheri; 'Vice- president, Miss' L. Murdie; igecretar.Y.• Viola •. Kept; Treasurer, Mrs. Win. Davison; Executive Cain,- Mrs, Leith', Mrs.' Ewart Taylor, Mrs,' Grant .11e, -P-4.-rrn ;-4-VI*41*-1-!.0#11±;_. ell,: Miss Martha moCalluin; Social Coni., ' Mrs. Vim ,Meteed,,i'Mra.:Rni Black, Mrs; 'Harvey Treleaven. After some Idiscussion ., regarding 'dais Social . activities, . arrangements were Made for the holding' Of a aoaral. evening' about the'. latter'. partof February. ','At the1:'boncInsfon of the Meeting refreshments were Served., . . Presentations Feature dal 'Event!' Presbyterian Guilt The Guild meeting this week was 'taken by the Session and Managers. MacKenzie' read the acrip- ture and. Mr. Pickering lead, in pray- er. The first item , on the program was the debate "Resolved that in the present unsettled conditions. a Dic- tatorship is preferable to, a Demo- cratie Government", The affirmative was taken by the Session with Rev. Burgess and Peggy MacDonald as debaters. .Tliiiegative was upheld by Mrs. W. Huston and Mr.. Hutchi- son in favor -Of the Managers. The male quartette gave two selections during the Meeting. 'Mrs. Phillip Steward rendered a solo. The judges of the debate were Messrs. Dr. Newton, D. C. ,Taylor and J. G. An- derson. Dr. Newton gave the, deci- sion in favor of the :negative side. There was an excePtiOnal large crowd at Gelid on Monday owing to this 'special feature. The Quad is to hold. a- skating , Party next 'Monday in charge : of the Social Com, lunch to be, seryed at the. rink. Admission Adults 1,5e; School Children and On- lookers 10c,. An -invitation -is extend ed' to the ,congregation of South Kinloss to attend this innuat partY, The meeting was dosed With prayer by Rev. MacDonald. DIES AT' 'BARRIE ; Word' has been received here ,.' of • he death of Mr R J Otillaglor,, wh:o.,•.paSsed away 'Very suddenly On Wednsd:ay ., last • in his 73rd year, deeeaSed '1, was the tather of , Rev. E. Oahaghr, a, former eetor: 01. Peter's, • Church,' 'and LOW k Tow, Of Owen • Stiand, Mr; Gallagher waS, a ;Visitor here- with •seri\ On ifferent occesibnS, and becameme well neWri "by a ' nuniher Of.: reSidentii, he. fattetal was on Saturday.' frorn. .late 'honte. in Barrie. , • A..W.Blift, BUSY* BEE In redording iteine in the presi One often ,eirines-aeroas a paraphrase Which iby zts COnstruction proves inest amtishig juat'alieli an. item appearing in a .rec"ent isiuse, of the Sentinel, caught thd, dye Of a Mem!: bier:of the Staff of „the London Ad - ring Irtith7-7rIegistering-Lof irths, deaths an`d, marriages; in'Ith6, Municipality thawed that the Grim . , . Reaper wah More active than the Stork. During 1938 tt'er "'wire 'la deatlis4 registered' SS, • against 14 births. • Ilegiatratio/L,•._ of .;_mtirriageS_ 4.4114 41$144, ' ttt. • br• jtisV.01,ch,..#014;...and it WAS. re- prqduced. under, the following. Cap- „ • '• '• IIOW 'Both' the, tittle 'SO *e?, Mr. Geore -and .Orville:Tiffin had a b0* hauling fogs. to • the milt • in Ltteknow• tuitl ,V.6i•e,' fortunate to 'have thern all hauled before the thaw APilest the' Vntill‘,. • 4.4.1 tt. ••, Two Menthers. Of Young •Men' s Class Are Honoree Guests At Enjoyable Attended by some forty , Members' of the • Young Men's :Chios Of the United Church, aceomiiardeciLbY-their wives •, or ladY, friends,' a ,inciAt . en:. • jOYable'soCial evening was held. in • the !Orange. Hall on Thursday even- ing last. Midway . through. the, . en- tertainment after ' lunch .• had been served,. ,:presentations were • niade..- two, members of the class Who. have • .Renediets:" • ' • , . . , At this :point' Dr; "S,V: V. Johnston, leader of the "class, Spoke hriefly,..and in the•,, absence of the . president,. . • eMled' alra •. the:. :Past president, ',lift.' Tlervey Treleaven, ' who 'following• a , few well direeted, remarks called Mi..' Eldon Johnston and lift..6 Fred Em- berlin to the 'platform, where' • they' ere,', read an ' • appropriate .0044 and -presented, :by.: Kenneth Murdie wftli,p."CSiiserole and • earning Set" i•e- " spectively., 104' jehnbtOn and 7niberlin were then •,,eiteli e seatted_:._ ilongside Sna rio in • • turn ',thankedthe class. •-meiriberiv 'for their .gift. •" L. MacKenzie- then aliajca;" commeriding sucli: an. 'Orderly and delightful :social 'gathering and Con • chided by, extending,. in his nsual„ •ttittorous .;.way, 'seine !"happy 'ever ' gifter".. advice to the newlyweds. When the gathering later broke up, • it. .Was ',,..g,einersilly • agreed thatthe • evening- hadbeen: most pleasantly spent.. WINTER IN EARNEST 'As;- • pRuni,Ens• SHADOW -• 'FritleY Was. •Candleinae Day; when, according ,to legend, the bear issued` forth-• in „search; Of his slisidow;:. and • ,with Old Sol, making, one 'of his but few appearances since the beginning, of the year;,,, we een suppose ' that Mr. Bruin idiuffied back - to his winter quarters warned by his own silhou- ette that, King Winter will :held sway for ATM. weeks More: • Last' weelt's. blizzard 'which put a Step. to motor traffic was followed up,' by a heavy fall of snow' on Saturday night and, Sunday, accompanied' by low temperature, and for the titian', being at least;, the fable :Of the ,bear and its shadow is running 'true to iorrn. . ' ( • WINS. 2 TO 1 ' Kincardin eked ''out•ii72 to r"Vf& ter* over Lucknow last night it, the Lakeside,town in a battle' that pro- vided 'wide ,open hockey, with 'IOW penalties, front gong to:',gong.:•;FOrd- in •the Kincardine ueta, 'saved the game for his teatamates in the third period by turning?, aside ',what. looked like sin* as the entire Luclinew team ' borobarded, the nets in an ,effort to kndt..the count: Kin- eardine •", Made • Only one realthreat' in this stanza and Clark. thila*aen:' ' dame out of his ?vie to block this • , , attempt, • • ,.` • • 'Item& ,Camertin had the hick. halfway through thefirst per- iod, When' in attempting to clear a puck hear his' Own goal, he poked., the dis n the corner, of the net. Kenn* however figured in getting': the equalizer .6aity hi the second." . . 4 _ fit14,iaigett-4adD -al • .*.b''(;--,hiil8e-C-thd.--fii:iai::,Faitaia- to .cover oft in, a threc *nit ta,ted4 was, responsible ' for. fitind011ine.f.4 winning' teat The puck was 'directed Into, •the ,• corner and Passed out to the uncevered -right Winger*, 'who • • d.idn1 give ' eliatie4; The third petted Was aetirdi• 106, tlis-t14144v12446101ii. =-- '"---COUNTRY'ICLUB-‘-,ITAVCR A dance will be held in Lochalsh all, • Friday, , February ,9th, under, apices of Lochalsh Country Club. ,o ''s 6-0(eorchestra., &Otis- sibn 25c.' Lunch • counter. - ST. • VALENTINES :.•BALL' Arthur's Radio' Otchestra will -.--furnish-.-musjc for a (laHcc• - in tht- Towi Hall, LucknOW; on Wednesday next, February. 14th, -under auspices' .ofthe Lacknol , joint . 13. F. O. 'club. Lunch: 'served. General admission 23-e.-..tverirbeify welcome: ' u -Zero Weather Follows Blizzard • The • aim' 'folleWed, . the store of la.,t week: Was.. 'accoinpan-1: Clear,. cold weather, dove the mercury: down tothe low,. :eat' point of the. ;seaeon.:on SaturdaY. „morning, when it was :cheeked ; by :•,the ',Official Weather ',•observer, Mr. ,J. M. Greer,, at 17 .belOw. :zero. Village .• thermometers re'dorded a . teniPet'a., ture.:rnueli lower ,than 'that.leWevet When the :hockey.' teeth returned.ftoriI •Ripley -Friday night, Sleigh,' a• . local thernionieter' registered 18 be-' . low...at 2 a.m. and by. sevene'elock On Saturday morning had Sagged: to. .,• •23 below. .. Aihie. week we. have • pertiSed, a metearelogiCal • -register ,Of the . 'Soar , , . , ' aecurately ' and well "kep,t.":h* • .the late W. E. MacDonald: and , new in the PossesSioriof Mr. Grcer. it • Was on January,: 12th Of ' that year, tk Oda district • Was, swept: by, 'what Was ''',.,probahly' *, the worst A.:winter starrn eVer„, eXPerienced: here. e, That storm Will ,he better remembered' by the. feat that as 'iL blew itself out, Hagen cDon'. aid Was.;11shovell- ing paths L# his hoMe 01*. seiZed .with a • heart t1tik that ,encted, , • 1 . That Whiter Was neted', ,.fot xtremo : 'end • snOW. , . Dectinter of low tainperatuteS; Jan. • ..itary• was '•ualiered in With 6vo ..Con- seentive days, during 'which the mercury never got .above 3 .beloW tatO 'and fOr eighteen' dOird of the Month, .belevi .2eroteMPeratiires are • iearded/ February .g!la.we1.."..1,1t0e inaPrOVeriimit with the first do'Y of the :month, being ttsheredin' With. a • temperature ef .29, below and MI :the fifth, the, coldest day, according to .tedords which Cover a , period Of fifty. Veata; WAS &patience:it in this diettlet when: the. thin red line iikia4Lilaitat0,04A4.6 tees Villaie'Tax Arrears Amount To $841.1.05 Appointment Of Tax Collector Pend: ing With Commissiom Rased ,4;')n Amount Of. Arrear a Collected. ' Arrears .of taxes, Was the chief topicdiscussed • it theregular. meet7 '4'1g:of-the, Council on Tudsdak .night,, With Reeve . Hamilton in the chair and all members present. A state- ment of tax arrears was presented by the 'Clerk showing . outstanding taxes to, date emoUnting.to. Of this amount 12724160 are 1933 taxes, as yet 'unpaid, the balanee Of $686.45, being' 1982 tax, arrears and in an effort to -dolled this ..amount, the appointment Of a' tax collector is pending. The collector's commis- sion Was suggested to be based on bed e , afi'd according to the arrears collected. ' • There 'will be, no license • fee im- posed on outside teamsters' this year, as no such request has been forthcoming from. local : , teamsters knight this Protection last year, The clerk was instructed .to seel( infolinatitm, regarding' the possibil- ity and cost Of- repairing :a number :of burned Out , transformers lying in the .Town Hall basement, and if the: cost is prohibitive same.. to- be dis- posed of. :. It was : considered advisable ;to _secure.-...e,ufficient-of •the Supplied • by the Forestry Depart- ment• to surround , the „Village dump- ing' ground:. Atrtliiipoint it wa's generally . agreed; that . smite reg- nktion be decided „en.' before spring reearding the F•disposal ,Of infuse,. so -that . the dumping ground may kept from ,becoming unsightly. • Councillor **die reported . en , a -pipe-d•amper•-whicirhad-been'installed- in one of ,..the 'Tewri., Hall larnadai; which. would effect a great • saving in 'fuel. Repair work- is also neces- sary' .on the , smaller furnace , and Council -advised that this be attenC' ded to and, approved Of a collar. and, „cap, .attachment to remedy the freez- ing of the. water pipes in the base- ment, which hasfrequently occurred 'during the present cold. .spell., - The School Board requisition of $1200 was :ordered paid and the fol-, leWing • aCeounts •passed. Accounts. - F. Malcolm. snowploughing- $15.75; Bert 'Ward -salary 112.50; J. Agnew, re'. $9.50;• • Planet Print- ir4. Co. acc $10.50; •Municipal World SapPlies $336;• 'J. Agnew, reg. Deed etc' $6:57.' Dan McLeod, work. 11.60. .T.:, Agnew, Salary, etc. $33:80; Mrs: Lee transient ace., 17.75; N. D. Mc- Kenzie; relief 16.99; :W. W. Hill, ter lief 15.46; it. R. Finlayson, relief, $5.11; Reid's ',Baker*. rebid(' $7.94 D. J. •mecheilee, relief $5.56; lifinti- einal World *supplies, 11,40; R. H. Thompson, relief '$10.0; Lueknow Seiitinel, B. of H. ace: , $3.75; Luck - now Sentinel,' ate: $43.00; Mrs. Milne -*ink :relief :ace. $9.42. Waterworks Accounts -1- „ 1. Agnew' Sal., etc:, $/3.71;' A. HavenS' sal., $10.00. - Hydro Adequate -- 'Alex Havens, eel., eta. $5.20; Sen= tinel' '19.00; Bell , Telephone ace. it1.06; "Deceinber Power acc,. $976.07; Agnew, 'salary, post,' and stamps, • SYSTEM _SHOWS .. - INCREASED SURPLUS When .,Stibscribers • to the Huron and Kinloss Telephone" System met far the 23rd annual meeting' in Rip- ley ' last',, Wednesday. they heard a •favorable financial report. A Credit balance of .1,508 atid n surplus .a17 .most $1,000*-inOre. than last year, was revealed.: The shining was. erilittged because. Maintenance expenses , had been but •$2,295,as carnpared with $4,417 the Previous, year, although 34 mlie§: of line had been .-recon- structed. There wa.q a, decrease �f I,jt"sevensubstribers during ;the Veal% Mt. John Colwell, a member cis the eenaniSSion, voiced "hiS; oin- On that a reduction of' 'phone cost, a two dollarreduction suggested, would; he preferable to the, large surplus. ; INFANT DIES SUDDENLY The death; 'et *OYU Ruth; 4-. rnonth old daughter ofMr. and uri,. •George TOPS (nee Alma lidaelIV): eceurred, , suddenly on Sunday in Walker:Ville. The little tot bad .13a9a in good health until the day previous when, she Was: stricken -with a brain ticineriliage,,whieh Oen, antiffed:uut-: the,, young life,toleaYe, the parents grief. ,:stricken. The Oberst ',Service was 1:1,1314 on Tuesday it The parent'st home in. Walkeryille, With .interment in Victoria Memorial • ceinetery:, Mira, '74aarenzie ,and Eddi0 attended t'he funeral. Much sympathy is ex- tended' to Mr. and Mrs:, . johns, by their; friends here, who learned With regret.- of the 'sad' bereavement. $1.98 a Pair:, THE MARKET STORE: a eneiv , Mrs. Bruce Gammle and dangther Mildred of Elora are visiting friends around LucknOw. : • 'CRAZY WATER CRYSTALS, --at '4ie,neW Nice of $1.50, at PATER - SOX'S :DRUG :-sToRN: . • , , , Mrs. Albert Gammie went'. to S. Joseph's Alospital at London on 'Tuesday d'or'.-inedical .treatment. , • Miss Chrissy. .MacKenzie is as- sisting at MacKenzie's grocery dur- ing the lUnes5 of Mr. MacKenaie. • New Big Ibex ',Blankets "Flannel- ette", •largest 'size. Best inake., Only TRANSIENT COSTS, FOR ANDARY_LARE__SUALL, Local Relief Accounts For January Total $50.49, As Received By Sev- en •Families The January 'account for tran- sients' Meals and lodging aspre- sented aC:-Tuesday-:- night's -..council meeting .amounted to $7.75. Whether there are fewer transients' on 'the road, or the stormy • month 'has ae.- eoanted for, the falling, off of • Visit- ors, we can't Say, but the fact re - 'mains that for the corresponding month. in , 1933, transient costs' am- ounted ta-a few-- cents- lesir=thin , , $40.00. •• Local relief accounts, for January however, totalled $50.49, consisting of groceries and milk as receivedby seven families. ' TRUCKS :BREAK :THROUGH :"ROAD TO THE SOUTH • Bradley's. transport carrying-- 150 bushels: of grain for Treleaven's Mill,' was 'responsible for breaking girl the 'snow blocked road, to the south; on Monday:, 'Experiencing difficult*, the driver called ,out.inother Of their trucks and divided the • lead and the journey continued: One of the trucks got through, on in the after- noon and when , the cargo was, un- loaded' ,it was found that further travel was impossible due to a. brok- en axle. The second 'track 'got to the outskirts of the village • when dam-. age to the rear end mechanism halt - led it and when _ Treleaven's truck' could not take it into tow, Mi'ne's 84 McMillan's teams were hitehed on, and hauled the vehicle , to the mill,. from where, after unloading, it was, taken to a garage for repairs. Isturn- erous ears ,went through on '1'nestitiy., but as yet travelling by . motor into or out of the village for any distance from any other direction, is inripos- Bible. ' MARRIED IN ,TORONTO , I •,•-• • , . McLean Sera' .• • ,A.• quiet marriage was • solemnized in -Toronto wben Muriel Edith, sec- ond Youngest daughter' of Mrs. A. J. Sewell and the late A. J. Sewell! became the bride of . IlarOld Alexan- der McLean, Jitein•-• of Mrs. Edward McLean, and the late Edward 'Mc- Lean .of, •Iciniongh. Leich- liter tofficiated. , The bride : was 'be- comingly attired, in: matelot triple, sheer,an fitted, lines, with a front overlay of, white silk organdy petals., 'French straw hit, gloves and :shees of Matching, shade,' her fieviers tieing a 'shoulder bouquet Of butterfly roses, sweet peas' and -:-lily-of-the-.valley. She -was attended by lier sister, Miss Gladys Sewell; in cruise .inoss crepe, whose .bouquet* consisted of briercliff rosds, • violets and sweet Peas. The groom was, suppe*cl by his brother -Mr. , Harry S. ?Man of Toronto. After a trip to New York and Wash- ington, Mr. and Mrs. McLean will live in London, Ont. ' I • ' ICE HARVEST IS . • 'UNDERWAY THIS WEEK With Messrs.. Vic Diirnin and Dave Milne conducting lee harvesting eraireni on Treleaven's ,mill potid and: Mr. George , Greer , idso supply- ow ifro., 86 WOW:2er° ' io eXtterietteed fast night' With th(: toinperattt.ie „rortist•win 'beloW' 'zero at a ,a.m. Thttri:44,, 4100Altio t— ' ITACICETT-.4n Ashiteld Township on Monday; Febrtiatsr, s' 6th, to " Mr. •ThOintis Hackett, Jr.,. a daugtiter,, MOFFATT-At Sarnia, Feb. 5, to Mr. and Mrs. ,Hiram Moffatt (nee' . Bare. Jahitatekt) ,e ,•itek — Mr. Henry Patterson, houndary east, is reported ta be criteally 111, with little hope held tor his recovery. CONDENSED JAD' SALTS -for redueing ,easily and 'safely. 60e a package at PATERSON'S DRUG STORE. - New ••", materiels for Quilts and Comforters, also' new- Battings' and wadding for' filling , comforters THE MARKET-STORE:— , Mr, John' Barger 'was seized with a- week---,--spell7an Tuesday and wris removed • to his home *here . he is receiving ,medical attention, 2,- - STOP THAT. COUGH -,with ean's .49. -Guaranteed to . 'positiVelY. Ova' Alier-iii; money back. Price -40ej F. M. PATERSON. , . • Mr. Will Murdoch has been able to be na :this • week for, the: first einee "suffering Jib • fracture's , in a fall at his home about a month ago. , WORTH 15” that's ' ho* people ',recommend Cresi, COrniSalve. :Buy the best -Buy • tress • DRUG STORE. .Mr. Alex Lyons and 'his . friend,. George ' Rennie Of Hamilton are visitingt-with- the --formers- -parents,_ Mr.'";:init Mrs, James T,'Limns 'eon: 12.. , . L. MacKenzie has re- turned from London, hiving accom- panied" her 'daughter Jessie to • the city Where she eenimenced her duties as student nurse: In deeply • gashing' ber feet on 'a broken *milk ' bottle on • ,Saturday morning Mie. J severed a mainartery, which injury has since confined her to, her room: "- • .'• •KRUSCIIEN SALTS -Free • trial offer. Buy the 'Giant glib package for 15e. .Then if not satisfied return th( regular 75c bottle and your Ito ey Will he refUnded.f.'11/, PATERSON Serieusly ' Mies .Winnifred •• Thomson,„13:irear-. old daughter Of Mr. and MI'S: quis. 'I"homson, Underwent an emergency operation in 'Whighani Hospital, on Tuesday for the reinoyal of a per forated • appendii. ;The patient , is Finite 'ill: The: firet t ;0. 0; F. social everiiAg of the season, was held in .the ledge ropin on „Friday. evening,, Wheti-the attendance, dile to the 'extreme cold was cut deWU: Mrs. Wellington' Henderson and Rosa. McMillan were the ,prize Winners at euchre ' and ,following 'dancing' .Was joYed for a time. lgisleast Chesnut has con- cluded her three-year course% as student ,nurse at St., Joseph's Hos- pital, London., However, she 'mast remain 'in the 'city • Until spring to take, a course . of lectures :and this, iinuSual, and unexpected no doubt Will be a keen clisappOintinent to' those affected. •, • "I The regular meeting- of the, Wo- -men's Institute will be ;held at the helve of -,‘Mrs. W. V. Johns'totie, • on Friday, February 9th, .at ,2.80 o'clock.- Roll call is to be. answered by "My Favorite Author"-, and a 'contest killt be Staged, in which , the ladies are to be `Tressed to Represent a BoOlc”, yrrAL grArstio ••••tiott.iit:h • , The stateinent of the Clerk pre - in g ice from his Pond, users Of f this anted to Council on Tuesday night -„ eent44441. cliiii*.aliti:::41101-withoot de 1.4* weeit .„ With much iiih4ero Weather' this season, the ice is of 'geed quality and Of:e depth �f frentAtrelve te- feurteen„ inehes.' SOorive04,8.: re, qUireinerits, Were filled on Tilesday night, When the storing' of. about 1.0 to ,of toe was tompietek 'The Bread of Health The Bre;td of flealth , LAYER CAKES , • ", MINCE -P „ JELLY noLts Irra., APPLE PIES DOUGHNUTS . CHELSEA, RU -NS • • „ • • • ICED - ROLLS, ETC • • . • The -Finest White and Whole Wheat Bread .1101-,LY.MAN'S. Phone 36 QUALITY BAKER 1,11C1E/10W CHURCH'NOTES Ladies'. Class Electa Ofikera • The mernhera:: of the Wohe4o Ladies' •Class and the former Unity Circle, niet , at, the home of Miss Margaret MeCallinn, on January :30, for their annual .Meeting. Miss- Mar- garet the 'President,' call- ed the;meeting to order. and Rev. 8, T. Tucker teak the chair for elec- tion of officers for the • ensuing ear. 'which elections' 'reatilted President ,Mrs. • 'Stiutheri; 'Vice- president, Miss' L. Murdie; igecretar.Y.• Viola •. Kept; Treasurer, Mrs. Win. Davison; Executive Cain,- Mrs, Leith', Mrs.' Ewart Taylor, Mrs,' Grant .11e, -P-4.-rrn ;-4-VI*41*-1-!.0#11±;_. ell,: Miss Martha moCalluin; Social Coni., ' Mrs. Vim ,Meteed,,i'Mra.:Rni Black, Mrs; 'Harvey Treleaven. After some Idiscussion ., regarding 'dais Social . activities, . arrangements were Made for the holding' Of a aoaral. evening' about the'. latter'. partof February. ','At the1:'boncInsfon of the Meeting refreshments were Served., . . Presentations Feature dal 'Event!' Presbyterian Guilt The Guild meeting this week was 'taken by the Session and Managers. MacKenzie' read the acrip- ture and. Mr. Pickering lead, in pray- er. The first item , on the program was the debate "Resolved that in the present unsettled conditions. a Dic- tatorship is preferable to, a Demo- cratie Government", The affirmative was taken by the Session with Rev. Burgess and Peggy MacDonald as debaters. .Tliiiegative was upheld by Mrs. W. Huston and Mr.. Hutchi- son in favor -Of the Managers. The male quartette gave two selections during the Meeting. 'Mrs. Phillip Steward rendered a solo. The judges of the debate were Messrs. Dr. Newton, D. C. ,Taylor and J. G. An- derson. Dr. Newton gave the, deci- sion in favor of the :negative side. There was an excePtiOnal large crowd at Gelid on Monday owing to this 'special feature. The Quad is to hold. a- skating , Party next 'Monday in charge : of the Social Com, lunch to be, seryed at the. rink. Admission Adults 1,5e; School Children and On- lookers 10c,. An -invitation -is extend ed' to the ,congregation of South Kinloss to attend this innuat partY, The meeting was dosed With prayer by Rev. MacDonald. DIES AT' 'BARRIE ; Word' has been received here ,.' of • he death of Mr R J Otillaglor,, wh:o.,•.paSsed away 'Very suddenly On Wednsd:ay ., last • in his 73rd year, deeeaSed '1, was the tather of , Rev. E. Oahaghr, a, former eetor: 01. Peter's, • Church,' 'and LOW k Tow, Of Owen • Stiand, Mr; Gallagher waS, a ;Visitor here- with •seri\ On ifferent occesibnS, and becameme well neWri "by a ' nuniher Of.: reSidentii, he. fattetal was on Saturday.' frorn. .late 'honte. in Barrie. , • A..W.Blift, BUSY* BEE In redording iteine in the presi One often ,eirines-aeroas a paraphrase Which iby zts COnstruction proves inest amtishig juat'alieli an. item appearing in a .rec"ent isiuse, of the Sentinel, caught thd, dye Of a Mem!: bier:of the Staff of „the London Ad - ring Irtith7-7rIegistering-Lof irths, deaths an`d, marriages; in'Ith6, Municipality thawed that the Grim . , . Reaper wah More active than the Stork. During 1938 tt'er "'wire 'la deatlis4 registered' SS, • against 14 births. • Ilegiatratio/L,•._ of .;_mtirriageS_ 4.4114 41$144, ' ttt. • br• jtisV.01,ch,..#014;...and it WAS. re- prqduced. under, the following. Cap- „ • '• '• IIOW 'Both' the, tittle 'SO *e?, Mr. Geore -and .Orville:Tiffin had a b0* hauling fogs. to • the milt • in Ltteknow• tuitl ,V.6i•e,' fortunate to 'have thern all hauled before the thaw APilest the' Vntill‘,. • 4.4.1 tt. ••, Two Menthers. Of Young •Men' s Class Are Honoree Guests At Enjoyable Attended by some forty , Members' of the • Young Men's :Chios Of the United Church, aceomiiardeciLbY-their wives •, or ladY, friends,' a ,inciAt . en:. • jOYable'soCial evening was held. in • the !Orange. Hall on Thursday even- ing last. Midway . through. the, . en- tertainment after ' lunch .• had been served,. ,:presentations were • niade..- two, members of the class Who. have • .Renediets:" • ' • , . . , At this :point' Dr; "S,V: V. Johnston, leader of the "class, Spoke hriefly,..and in the•,, absence of the . president,. . • eMled' alra •. the:. :Past president, ',lift.' Tlervey Treleaven, ' who 'following• a , few well direeted, remarks called Mi..' Eldon Johnston and lift..6 Fred Em- berlin to the 'platform, where' • they' ere,', read an ' • appropriate .0044 and -presented, :by.: Kenneth Murdie wftli,p."CSiiserole and • earning Set" i•e- " spectively., 104' jehnbtOn and 7niberlin were then •,,eiteli e seatted_:._ ilongside Sna rio in • • turn ',thankedthe class. •-meiriberiv 'for their .gift. •" L. MacKenzie- then aliajca;" commeriding sucli: an. 'Orderly and delightful :social 'gathering and Con • chided by, extending,. in his nsual„ •ttittorous .;.way, 'seine !"happy 'ever ' gifter".. advice to the newlyweds. When the gathering later broke up, • it. .Was ',,..g,einersilly • agreed thatthe • evening- hadbeen: most pleasantly spent.. WINTER IN EARNEST 'As;- • pRuni,Ens• SHADOW -• 'FritleY Was. •Candleinae Day; when, according ,to legend, the bear issued` forth-• in „search; Of his slisidow;:. and • ,with Old Sol, making, one 'of his but few appearances since the beginning, of the year;,,, we een suppose ' that Mr. Bruin idiuffied back - to his winter quarters warned by his own silhou- ette that, King Winter will :held sway for ATM. weeks More: • Last' weelt's. blizzard 'which put a Step. to motor traffic was followed up,' by a heavy fall of snow' on Saturday night and, Sunday, accompanied' by low temperature, and for the titian', being at least;, the fable :Of the ,bear and its shadow is running 'true to iorrn. . ' ( • WINS. 2 TO 1 ' Kincardin eked ''out•ii72 to r"Vf& ter* over Lucknow last night it, the Lakeside,town in a battle' that pro- vided 'wide ,open hockey, with 'IOW penalties, front gong to:',gong.:•;FOrd- in •the Kincardine ueta, 'saved the game for his teatamates in the third period by turning?, aside ',what. looked like sin* as the entire Luclinew team ' borobarded, the nets in an ,effort to kndt..the count: Kin- eardine •", Made • Only one realthreat' in this stanza and Clark. thila*aen:' ' dame out of his ?vie to block this • , , attempt, • • ,.` • • 'Item& ,Camertin had the hick. halfway through thefirst per- iod, When' in attempting to clear a puck hear his' Own goal, he poked., the dis n the corner, of the net. Kenn* however figured in getting': the equalizer .6aity hi the second." . . 4 _ fit14,iaigett-4adD -al • .*.b''(;--,hiil8e-C-thd.--fii:iai::,Faitaia- to .cover oft in, a threc *nit ta,ted4 was, responsible ' for. fitind011ine.f.4 winning' teat The puck was 'directed Into, •the ,• corner and Passed out to the uncevered -right Winger*, 'who • • d.idn1 give ' eliatie4; The third petted Was aetirdi• 106, tlis-t14144v12446101ii.