The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-03-15, Page 1• ,fA'F.
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12;90'. FER OARjij Y4CE 004 OTIIERNISA •
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•_..-*GANDEO, Bak, pr,70E0-.1affo,
'for a :goose. • P. MeMiliant
:4Phene :MeKenzieu , 'Garage,
M A N.: WANTED E.xffOrrneed
farm 'h'rn'T, • duties , to. commence
Apra, 1st.. • • •
.• ;2' E wart Taylor, Lucknow.'
Xonitg WA'S C1asOf- 'United Church
Promoted Successful Et1S. W14.0
Was. fAargeii- A:it:004
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'' COAN.GE A.N. l'A*11cING, 'HOUR'S: A .:
• : r0.-.1tt.P1." night. in: the activities
...h...9'Cu.:7:7i.nnw'cle44511:e.fliolrril, ,4wthil;oobur iltilf,,..'' of the th..";,;y.,:conng.: menys.!,,, . Class of the,
in° mtste; of ,4 ' 'pm.; , . ", :" '„,. •,: ', ;U,nited:';9hUrch, '.*aa 'tha:ocensiOn'T'Of
'. Bank of Montreal, Lucknow, ;Ont.: it rather and, 'Son ••hitO'cluet- held in
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(44-c.3 the : the Sunday school room on Thursday
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evenntg. with. about ,ninety lade And
. Au4.TIGN. S. A L E - ' of farni '
stock, hay , end gram) .or the estate pacts ittendstite. The "C'aterirli 'was
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' of Wm: TaY19t, Will he held, at W. H. (Igoe by •the members of The Womenrs
..Lot-,' 24, Con. 11, West. WaWanosh,- •Missionary Seciety,who provided, a
on Friday, March 23rd. . • . eumptooita meat With Supper • tables
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• Matt, gaYnOr,.-..Auc• attractivelsr, laid.
' . . . ,• - Thie was followed by: community
' AUCTIiiMI' SALE Of : farm scocic singing, with Mrs. Newton presiding.
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-rife.' --1.11.1.,,..t.. . ... - ee, .....a
t e. piano.: , LAI ,L•ii-
' 'Culross, ' 2%. .miles west of • • tee.S7. :class 14.0eideet, •expreeeed• peneure Here that their'. ctonsmenCe-iwilr 1-&'-eti;-
tnally tiouble. them' 'as it did in nay
clearing :sale of . farm stock arid .iin-,
. Ashfidlct„ on ' . Tuesday,' March 20tb '
' '2See bills -for terms and Jit. ' ' .' .
.•IfiriY ' arid 'George' 146Karitte ...P1.°1'• . and called on .. Ted Buswell for a ease and * a °mit time. Yon" Iwill
water' ' on Thursday'''. ..1Yrareh .' 2.'ild' in weloarning. the, large gathering
plements • at ' Let 2, . E. D,;., Con. IJ, iit -15"arg 4is.:respees t°' the'f4hers"';
• AUCTIO14 Ai•ta---J(>1•121 , 'Ill/sc. :.chapS Of 'war, the height _of,-presper-7.
Mrs., Florence', Hogan' will hold a
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'AUCTION. SALE.
. 11,1stt. Gaynor, A '
' Matt, Gaynor, 'Aire.
• • 2.-- • 'years; when they. have known the ±_
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' „p..ent, he recalled their varied eX-.
piano solo., . . ., , • . . ,
toast to tly'ethers, ' his remarks '
chiefly' be' g of a humorous strain.
me of maturity and sound judge- ' .
• perienees during :the past score .. of
.Claire McDougall proposed : the
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: On Monday, Mrs,: Peter TOrrance
11).Te' 0...t: cOhie.._:_e_._
have a . balanced, budget. .I. ,enclose
order for t4.00. '
whet.' resides A mile east of the 'vil-
lage, - attained her ' 83ed. .,' :birthday'.
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A.1cdotalitiOni:esd.,:t.e's:
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Innes. *ill hold . a 'ofer• 0- noci'iloi ity• onel the blight •of depreesiOn
quite active,
• Mra. 0 ra continues .
..-..sele.:;.-..of.,..fairtt.:„etoCki....)mplepierite.,.:etr,.. their : 'Mistakes illuting ;this period
and , .bright and enjoys good. health.
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-: at lot .28: eon. ,4, -Kbalose o'n Wednes'- u-allenge -Ur theTy-duth7of---ip= : ti.-
brother Witham Mller,
Tier ' ther ' Mr ' ' i
day,., ..March :;1. -it, , 'cemmencing. at day, he • .deelared.•., , ,.
2, o'clock,' See' ,bills :for terms . 'end . ..N.Ir• J. G. Anderson ••rqsPolided• to h.wils9 hieStnteell'wYci'ith8171. hiesr....!5TOnriroarnrnee lialcends
list.' George Sell, MC.' ' this :toast; congratulating' .Dr. john...
thinks nothing Of walking to town
„:‘•t7oorne e: dnodii;lhg,is : cill;figins 1110:. worktthheat.:he . t:liehY, anci ,back. , .. Although . ,re was , no
Celebrating ' planned IfOr. *Oriday;
ieetfi. discussed • cduld. net s help but.
Mit. Torrance's birthday was 're -
week" greet . geed, even theugh. they..
,i'em:_,Tifit," '°91'?fii.1,,_edto '91.,,Le ,„1841.1idaY; 'e%ellniedbf!''deuarinb: .trillie47.rde. yfileton.6.3ext'IYenlidc;.
school course_atistudy lie ,pointed : • ;.
.-.caUlt...tb9e-;111...4.71fe9rel-j*ntleaniltdlin.t.cee.-tt-10:1-'atth:?. icilirs.,: .--Afk-litSlthliertatoh-:Aa:PhPisY,T;,:ptuedi,.tnesd%.-nitia-:.-dtrlitr-
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we 'zet able oldlady. Mks.: Joe Anderson.
that .%beset. the World=until ,
Fc -1z . to the, fun'darnental .teachingS
"of Cli'rist, and concluded ' with the
.ieflov—ing7artiOiiititiA;'":"Se-:-Illitent ,in
bugineSs, 'fervent in:: spiriti,serVing
the Lord." George ,McMillan • and
Jack ...McCall ,then. fevered '' with - 4
vicilin " duet. . „., ' • ... -; .,, , .
'toast to the "Youth of to'-di.iy't:
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was preposed, by: :Mr. Robert Rae.
The hope • of the *mid is the ambition
'' i of ' °nth; but youth
RAMPS A NEWSE'APEE .
41.CAN'T. DE„.RIIINT'DN AIR!'
This; Past 'We9It- we ":ieeekvecl, the
folloWing letter ,:from .,a, Western
eghapliber,• requeetok,tilat ..„*.,e
plehlish 16ttni; we ornit his name.
This subscriber *Pee the newspaper-
man's aide 414 bis coOlint.." air MO:
as • 09 teMittance;49 ' 'Pleasant , to
receive. We .publish hie letter and:
trust that it imaY:'1.3,eat-et". Sher
de-
linquent eubieribers, to action/.
Editor :Sentinel; Lucknow, Ont. -
:Dear ,•
.• I had Pur 41011aryia my pocket
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last Saturday • ane in passing the
Express Office •••• decided to, buy. in
order' and remit :if to you. 1 realize
0'114' a newspaper can not be :tun on
and'it bi. 'one of. oni 'Obligatinns
.CoP .1Hs. 0
Ashfield Pioneer
Passes o Her Reward
Mrs. Hugh O!rvinf Sister. Mr. J.
:Anderson, Dies 'ill's.' Home
Of Her Daughter, Mrs- Fred Ail-
eron Minds?.
/• A resident -rot. Ashfield Township
° 'Aightir4Onr 'Years,* and
practically !since :the *inception ' of
the township, then Wilderness of
!;',014 Mrs.. Hugh Girvin Passed ,away
on--;'-Sunda77-kat--the-khome-Cf-:---ber,
dpughterr, Mit, Fred ' Anderson.
Gradually weakening ,strength
from the infirmities Of old age,, Mrs.
Girvitt'v death followed ,a brief
neas;' which developed. into ' pneu-
Total blindness had &bine
;:t3:1.;homaveetimiewes. osviliebrslocroikb.erIs. haosP en ct4hiat morna. i
„upon this honored pioneer during
_an• a b monthe,., but she bore •• her
‘. WINDMILLS AND REPAIRS.
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:ribe Brantford Self. Oiling , Wind-
mannfactured by• .'Goold
' Shapley arid. Muir Co. are sold „bY
W. G. ANDREW,-, and repair's 're
quiredtfor-tbeir:-..
.1, Will he 'ordered Prentptly,
FOB, SALE -TWO 400 -egg .incuba-
tOrs,_ :•eggs' for hatching; ivhite
and, barred -id -0i aiiir•ST:Civhifele-gr.-••
horn: Baby chicks available after
April 'lit Prices' en enquiry.
John Parrish, , Luck/lbw. .
'Phone Dungannon 82 r43:
TENDERS
received by the
for---Valakr-e-wor14--u
ISt:---diavel; screened unscteened,
• per 'Yard ; Daywork,'Mon. and team,
per bine; Grading and 'dragging; per
hour;il e'clock, noon. on Sat:
urday, March' 17th, 1934.
, The: -lowest • er any • .tendaf ..not
necessarily accepted:
• JOSEPH AdNEW
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Clerk of the N Village of Lucknow.
Coming vents
First • Insertion, 50C -
'Sebsecpient Insertions, 25r
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•tof-dey bears the . cross' of "nothing
to •de, be -slid; , and as. he 'groivii-
older often '• asks, to. what end are
we S'triving. True creation of a home
weithWhile thing: in • life, . he
rton-luded.. , ; •
,Tr„ Hutchison; in a masterlv
dress replied • to fthis 'toast. Will the
vorth • of to -day. follervi':a Hitler or
Mussolini, Or will the church .put
across a prog,eam,.,for: them. to grasn
Or 'ih :YoLlth miss Christianity in
seeking n, solution to the .momentOus
inia5tiOns • of the day. "Religion tnust
becolne; • net a, :departlnent. of life.;
'but in integriyI•.part of 'life," he said
Young Men's Class, be pointed
ST. TATRICk'S DANCE • 'out:, ...Was seeking, 'und,§t lehriatien
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Irhsh
. mu aie and Irish songs' wi -auspices.:,..and • gitidence. some light
feature' St. "'Petrick's;,' old:dine 'denee. en eeenonfic and social.
problems. and
Is A class .have no apologies . to offer.
'Reviewing "-smite of the: topics 'dealt
With, he remarked 'Mit sucht a course
Of study. mould have been frevmed
en, a few years ago as not ,,sufficiently_
'oori'nected. with 'religieue, teachingS,
'"To -day," he Said; equally
im-
nortent to learn bow to live as to
lerrn how ,to .die." There is no mote
issue today, he continued, than
I -1,-e sex problero. The application- /of
ectg,enies ;and -social hyglene, 'ePin-
iened, cOine to fioci. impOt-;
tont place in -high scheol courses.
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Tho youth of to -day, the speaker
iid. in conclusion, . is facing social,
erionorelc ,4and .religions. Prdbletne,
with. an..OPeri mind in search of
greater ;truth, happiness and., love.
Dr. ,4olinsten, teacher. of the Clas
WAS-, calle'd upon and spoke briefly.
'Rev..; S. T. Tucker was Also. called as,
in intlitomPW'sPeaker.. . stated
•L. 0.• L. DANCE.• pleasure :the progress of ;the
-You'll enjoy Yourself at the L. OA ,elns's,'. and efidetsed their OrPgrnin,
. tia)iee in the ohnrch. he said,: mist,get awnv
" • now, .oti .'"Tlitirsday eviening„ 'larch ?rim: traditionalism to give:, youth a'
nitialc.- and a geed lunch' se;ontiffe inirittial Vision . te, lead,
• tinted. Gents. 2$c; ladles .1.0c, • 'theel 'out et the diletnina, in A which
they: And theniselVea ,; • :
„ A vete of thanhs."Was tendered ,by
Andersen:1e' the' ladies;
for their"dontributiOn to The sticeess
$1„4,,,•,:eye 'int'. • ht. ttl L. and Mr,
and Mei: Sohn Sherrill' Of Wawanosh
,are daughters. ,One ion H. P. Tor -
:ranee:. Hies -.-At North' Bar.' $ •
:Mrs. IVriCharlen 80--' Years Old
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On Friday, surrounded by mem-
bers of her „family who ,..coUld. be
present, Mrs.. John -,Merahries • had
OA:pleasure of Obserying her SOth
birthday. Mrs. McChailes • is .a, 'be -
lived resident of , the village: ,,This
winter, her. grandson, .who is attend-
,
ing sehool here -,• ;makes his
but -er-ept-iii-such ,Instan---
ces, Mrs, MeCharles lives elpne. Sbe
enjoys „good health, is 1:0,riglit and
active and able to perfoint with Pp-,
parent ease, all her heusehold, duties,
even to 'planting incl. attending' her
garden in sqlsson. Mrs., *Charles
has daughters, . Mrs.; Jack •Mc-
Intosh and Mks. Thomas- 'McDoneld.
arid. three • Sens, Donald; and Joek
all ,of Ashfield and Huron townships'
and7FranlrirrirencotOtr. ;
, MR. eOHN DARROW
A resident of the conutimity .-for
about. a, quarter,. of a century, Mr.
John Deere* passed away. .at his
hoine here on Thursday in his 74th
year L The deceased has- een- fail-
ing health for some time and criti-
cally ill from .a serious malady pi!
the •past few weeks,. his demise was
not unloolted for.
!eh
Of '.74
form
d4Pg
Mary
mile,
nuPie
Ed.,
age,
Girviup f
in ;t
wide
gai_d
Aetna
Ree
y
:rear
her
•tinu
int(
had
thu
topi
• Th
:tern
term
Mrs
"Mrs
two
Chi
nect
siste
ficieco,
takes) - of Grimsby -and--
hers, A.- R. • of ,
et. Lucknow and Edward of
field also. survive:
rw.v
never heard to complain. •
e eldest Of a family of ten, five
horn,. now survive, -Mrs. 'Girvin,.
mist.' Susan Anderson; was?. the
hter of I the: late, Thomas , and
:Anderson,. whose home Was a
north of ,DungannOu, still oc.
d;:-,-byr-one-,of-,-the:--,-fantily, Mr:
Anderson.
en about twenty-one . years of
'Sagan hemline the bride of Hfigh
n,, and the :young Couple. took
alining south of Dungannon neer
'where they became prominent
he life of the comm nityx„,,were
ly-known end-heldfin-highre.:Mr. Kenneth Hall- -of the --Montreal
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. Mr„, Prior to 'his death Bunk staff, visited out of town over
thirtYr0ve years °ago, was the Week -end. •
'spent the week-
iWth..hjia7;adtisdghter Mrs. M.
pf. Ashfield for about Jen
tif the Methodist Church,' cOn7 Dorothy r,oaciork:7,..a.s a 'visit.
hig so 'after, tnien. She Was
eenvett.lairenalist,, and .6siistoin, week •lier
and
he Bread _ • The Bread.'
of; Health . of Health
' QUALITY, AND. SERVICE, OIJE MOTTO-
, • I A., , .
, . Eid.a,APT110E WARES LAX cAEgsi.
° DAVE, .fts 'OATMEAL. SLICES ' 'ROLLS
smoitTEEEAD ' •' °..00.D4mNirifs .
. .' , .N4EAPilid* .4 Pi4talt*: PRO; . " ..•,
• 'DDE.-.WErtE'* AND: EutTEEmucE7. DREADS " ;ARE ' DELp.
••. 'dots AND mADE. Oto.M...TErE; 'FINES11' ,INGREDIENTS,`
OUR viEDLEvirEEAf BREAD, . IS ' 100% '' WHOLEWHEAT.
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HLMA Q BAKERY
Lucknow
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•• Phone 36
Local _& General!
r.' Even M-ciitnilin:-SPent the re
Don't forget to wear your aPrig
of -Shamrock toorro-
ss
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Margaret .• Geddes was a
week -end visitor in 'Toronto.
Mrs 'Min Marti f Stratford
spent •a day in town last .week.'
• New Curtains and Drepery at the
old lop- price; L- liCAUEET
STORE:
"Miss Jessie' Stewart is vjsihng
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. P,
Stewart. ••
• in the Town hall to -morrow evening,
• Friday, March'16th, undee Fire Co.
auspiees. Old and young will :enjoy
this dance: General' 'admission ,25e,
,
3 -ACT COMEDY -DRAMA .
Be sure to see oThe:,...Path Across
thc Ifill;" a • 3 -act bomedy:•draina; to
be resented by the Y. 1'. S. of Luck-.
now UnitOd Church' in the ToWn
114, on, :Friday, Murch 28rd. Re -
servo this date. AdmiSSion
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• FARCE COMEDIC AND, DANCE.;
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."Iiere ".Comes Chatlid". 3-aet farce
to be: presented. by Lochalsh
DrOrnatie Chib. in Lochalsh hall,
Friday; March '28td. under a&f,tce's
, -Lochalsh BasebPll Club, Adilts 25(!'f
' Children ',"Over .100 15e. Play' stert• /.
8.15 shaiP. Dance After.:
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ts. GirViresting aviMrs Tyler, cliwyifs a lirfeelaooningg:neamn: johnsto f St" th Frank,
ellecame read woman on Mrs. 'QV'. L. MacKenzie sent the.
Cs of world attiirs and 11S
e funeral will -be -held this- af-, :daughter, -Miss Jessie. MacXenzie.-
oon at the home of her son -in- m
-Mr. Fred Anderson , with tin- r' and Mrs' 'Tames Alton we'
ent---m7Dungannon cemetery:- -
e is survived by two daughters,
. Fred Anderson of Ashfield,
. Herbert -Either' of Crediton and
Sons, Anson of Saskatoon and
ries of Oklahoma, •- who is ex -
ed horre for the funeral. .Two
rs, Mrs.. Berry (Anna) of • San
"vititors in Toronto.- over the' week-
Alton„
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"OAULIJISt8 ::$() , 'BAD , used
catie • Cress • Salve- only remedy, that
could 'banish them ft:Weyer. :at
McKIM'S DRUG .STORE.
IIOLD D,A!EBA___141..,1.41,ETTG.
• With spring I "just around the
corner" baseball is 'coming to-flie:-7.
kpre ana onus wilt, g
izEition 'meeting was. held. With
baseball. developments in •the district•
uncertain at this early date, little
could .be accomplished but it ' is
practically ,assured, that if -4heir, is
baseball in the. district, Lucknow will •
have a -team entered. With two ex-
eptiniist of -officers-7--
reinainv unchanged. Hon: Tres, John
Joynt;' 'President," N. D: • MacKenzie;
Sec.-Treas., G. -Bathwell;. Manager,
R. t. Smith; Ground
layson and ,D. Clarke; Mascot, Don-
ald Smith.
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---'-'RETURNED-TO-LUCKNOW-
Joe 'Hassell; Who for the past .
'line years has been 'employed in
the Queen's and American Hotels; in
Brussels; returned to his 'home , in -
Lucknow on 'ruesday; Jai came to •
Brussels, first. to work. for ' Chas. .
Stubbeit,- in the Queen's • Hotel and
lust 'IireViousLtol,,Mr-Stubbcres
Joe' secured a'
lett- 'with wm:.. 'painter,: of the
kan , Hetet., Singel last ;October, he '
• ,'Iae been. employed, with L. Turvey
new Manager of the American, Joe
'has been .•.p.epiilliFTwitir.loth young..-
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and old in Brussels'and vicinity, and .
tawekiwutis7_h phrirtlsweles11 pinosat7y new under-
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INVESTIGATION 'LIKELY
Mrs. George Gillies has gone to I` In e. vacant house east of Hol
Palmerston to make her home for a.
time With her only daughter, 'Mil,
Of recent years, Mr. DarrOW 'has
been liVing 'retired., At one time he
was associated in the business life
.of the Village, when he frequently
,assisted in the shoe business of 'Mr.
'Bargains in :Hosiery .and , Cloves
fi,coeletholvenief1 and ”Childrea--,THE
lerr site
.ggo .0:ovototy: to iwtgoneo—
tOw telt nie WhY, did yea Steal that
tnirde. ,•
.ti4feeive you, 1” was, not .teelint well,
1- thought the. ehauge niight 4o
#0,p)04; '
.wr
Fri
1,
'Fr
,rot
T.
Ash
aV
inetrinterital . and Veda' Mena:.
bet end Rev. Mr. Vitaker dismissed
the 'gathering with the Benediction.
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arMIttLAN-Iii
'At'4..
Stm Sen..
W. J. Little. •'
The funeral service was held OT)
FridayeVening, in the 15resbiterian
chureh, .icenducted by Pty. C H,
MacDonald. The emains' Were taken
on Saturday to Bayfield, Where Mr.
Darrow at one tune 'resided, and
there a service 'was held and infer,
ment mde„.
'Darrow ,is siniviVed,' hi!
wife, whose maiden ',name was Mary
r7
HERD TUBERCULAR INFECTED
UNDERWENT 2NI)
. _
Alex Farrish is making' favorable
progress in Goderich' 'hospital, foll-
owing an operation for bowel oh-
struCtion, which he underwent in
Gotierich-hospital addy"
as he is generally known is the
son' of Mr. and Mrs. "Pete" Parrish.
This was the" second major 'operatiOn
he underwent in the course' Of a
few Weeks and for a time last week
his recovery, was .quite ;uncertain.
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Bird y' nderWent---an-entergeneY
appendiciiiis operation in Goderich,
late. in January and had sufficiently
recovered ,to -return home w
hen
further trouble developed' which ne-
cessitated the Second operation.
OPERATION
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Twenty-one of Hugh .• IttitifOrforci!!"
herd of shorthorn Wera Shinned:, ke
Toronto on Tuesday to be slaughtered
having :refitted to • the. 'tubercular
test : tipenfm4ned by -government
Official recently. Mr. Rutherford" had
one . the finest herds of shorthorne.
in the. distriet :and bad naked' for the
test, SO that ',hi Might have adered-t''
_het :itninitila for dile.' The feet that
,
the •tet
the anifilals' to tilberenIer infected
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came as , shocking surprise to the
'Owner. 'Cattle se, ,affeeted puttee,
government , must. be
eitiojeiterear the,, • twetitY,Ctie
, •
Mrs. •isusan Taylor and Willie
Taylor and Mr. Dave Todd of St.
°Helens were callers and visitors at
W. .L Todd's during the week
• ^C1.11' FLOWERS Ifer all occasions;
funeral designs; prices reasonable,
pronrt delivery. 'Phone ;88, ,
• • ' . SOLOMOW GREENHOUSE
1VIrs, W. J. Little has as her guest
her cousin,' Mrs. McKenzie W'hillams
Of ilderton. Mr. Whillam also risit-
ed at •the 'Little home, but , has ret,,
turned.
roodabout. seven miles . freni. the
'village, Ciinstable R. 4. Moore pick-
ed up the bide and head of a large
buck deer , an Tuesday. It is thought
that the animal, was shot some time
Miss Helen , Line,'daughter of
Retf. and Mrs. Lane',.Or.Seaforth, has
been awarded her .A.:T.C:M. degree
'n yodel having taken first "class
bettors! -
Temple Clarke; who suffered
, , -severe-nese:bleeds- the first -of, the
New ' Spring Undergarments for eek, is now somewhat ,improved,
Al ET to o
men and Childten. ,THE MARKET but N confined, h me under
ORHdoctor's orders °
ST
• HELP THE 'EDITOR'
• The publisher is a busk man.
Ile covers regularly certain Sour-.
gee of news and he seeks par-
ticulars regarding , stories arising
, in other quarters. But time will
not permit him •to inquire into
another' very Important source
.4 sews -the. home. circle. Con-
sequently,; scores of items, „ per:
aomil !and: otherwise are," missed.
We Wait all the news there
is; we are, just AEI to
mention the comings and goings
of the members of Your fatnily
and your,visitors.as we are those
of YOur "neighbors„ but. probably
• your neighbors . give is more
aisistatice in securiag, the facts.
• nnIfeeeaniYdeiVila itmreeaitdinergs okft"sroin4)ef
Church or 'tittle orgnnization, a
Personal item, a birth, a mar..
rlage. death, �r Anything that ,
he ',Pleased' to Publi0 e
, Phone tie Or *Ate
. oh% vav-i6 4Ia It6
let kiaii ebsut,it. iviti (10,
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uiiu wliich V46re 6.1111304 lii6111d6d°'-'10r literi• WOUld- -ettltiVate • the,
baby becf, Chnlen lielfern tOWS ithd I • habit. of' 'aending in • news the
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leto: Deer are protected in , this dis-
`rid by the game laws, with no open •
season, at, any time. Mr. Moore has
'notified the Game Warden of his, dis- _
cevery," and it is altogether likely an
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investigation will follow.
W-manosirResident
Dies Quite Suddenly
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Tom Henry end Joe Bartlett, who
recently tried the senior and Junior
banking .exaMinatione. respectively,
were 'bath successful and passed
with creditable, results. • -
`Mr. Ewart Caineron of Walk-
erton; who recentlyunderwentsur-
gical treatment in St. Michael'S
Hospital, iToronto, • for throat gen-.
is 'reported to he progressing
•favorably. •
Lucknow. Th Table Co piny at
.4r
pr 'sent IS not ,CiperailLIF_on WednesL
da s, and as well em,ploYees of the
various dePattments weirk7
ing part time,'during the week, but
at different intervals,' lso that tile
plant ' is in .oPeratiOn each daY,
cept4, "iredneaday,
Prizes At 014-tme 'Dance
.Tliere - ciljOyable .tiine at
" the Old-time dente On Friday evening
rather Of . Mr. :Harry Anderson , Of .
°
Lucknow, Passel Away' Following ,
Brief-Allness-At-His-Home Near -
•Dungannon.' .
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Dl• but a day anii a halt, the.. emit
den 'death' of Mr. -George Aridepon
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on Thursday, came 11s. a shock to
his wife -and--family, as well -as , to
the community round about Dungen-
non, where Mr. Anderson had long '
been a well-known and highly re-
spected citizen. Mr.', Anderson' . had,.
boon about his "'work as usual on
Tuesday, but although indisposed on
Wednesday and Thursday morning,,
his condition 'Wes • not regarded as
'serious 'even by his medical atten-
dant, and his death as a 'result. of a
heart atfacic, was wholly unlocked::
c, Mr.. Andersen was , in his 70th
Year and was born :near Auburn,
,heing the son of the. late Mr. and
Mrs. • Thomas Anderson. For forty-
three years he has resided in the .
vicinity Of Dungannon, just 'south
of Glenn's' Hill. The funeral 'service
was held on • Sunday afternoon at
his late residence, ;conducted •by"t' 1114 "
Pastor, .T.L MacDonald. ,
. Mr. Anderson is survived by ,
widow, formerly ',Elizabeth Caesar,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mts. .
Henry Caesar of Ashfield, and by •
two sone, " HarrY' of Lucknow and ;
dee Eike ,CoMptinY inspidea M. Linfield of" Detroit, se 4Well as 'two
awarded the prria aathe _best olaS' , , —
time dencets., The, "spot" danee Tbe rentainf Were -11/iid,A0....rest•in
von by 3.11,tias, gheow,vbend tiongstinenfienwiteryv4witt the 4011,3
Gordon •Melltivi01. guile Was pre; owing. inun'ediate neighbor's atut long
Vided hy Mesita. Eldon oetipreas pailbearers:
Deuaid. 1‘(edhartes.,.._,414 Andy ',1:brt$ ivtiessrb, TOM • Wiggins, Met' Pent -
with itost. Mcdrelglit calling -of! for "fond:- .8111114
th nisjoritIt' Of the 009004. 14010 404 *W.14,,.#4**rti
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