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02,-,00'17 YEAR IN ADVANCE. 12;50 OTHERWISE
tUCKNOW,a 0 T,, TH
SDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1934
:SINGLE QOPIES IF• CENTS
euity of moneil Lupit:
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. now. ,Apply to 'Hugh McIlitesk.'
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FOR RENT•71--A „Ile* 'eottage, fariV4:
• ishedi At .Brace .Beach. NO. 95;7-
• Apply at .Sontine1.0ffice.• , .
itoOms FOR OyuDENTS-,cem,
fortable and ‘confenient ,to Sch,..00.1;
• use of piano. -Apply , to IMTe.' Jack
• MaeKendrick; Lucknow. •
•MOTOR: CYCLE FOR SALE -Harley
•`Din&idaoli No. 74.; model; maroon. eel-
s. or; 'tires -nearly new; .neiv, battery: .
• Apply at Sentinel Office.
FOR . SALE -Grey Gelding,, 5 yrs:
0(1;12 Young Cows;' fifteen Cords ' of
, Dry Hardwoott4Appli.,,at Sentinel
SALE=,-Fraine fi-rotnnedcot-
' tages furnished or. unfurnished, ,with
% hyre of 'land AOngli-St.--.Woter
system and also soft water. Not open
• for inspection: from Fridayevening
• simset until after. ._:eunset Saturday
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. evening.
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• • Apply to Miss R. A. Woods, or
after 7.30 p.m. at the home'of Mr. R.
Mcguillin.
-FALL TERM
Now is a good time to enroll. Im-
• preyed, conditions are agaia enanling
us to plitee our graduatesin lucre-
, •
' tive 'positions. Home., study .•courses.
Start any time.. pay when convenient.
Write today to Toronto's Greatest
, School of Business, Canada Business
. College, (Bloor and Bathurst, Toron-
to or Wingham Ifusiriess College. ,
. George Spotton, President
CIIIILDRENS' EYES IMPERFECT'
Years ago it was supposed that
the eyes' of children needed no
attention..Now it is known that
25 percent of all suffer
from handicaps imposed by de-
fective vision. It is therefore sag-,
gestetrthat parents avail them-
selves of modern aide to, vision
,for, the • YreAent antle,fittur
fare of their children.
ARMSTRONGPS Eyesight Service
TTRACTIVE„F OWERS
hClf
•; villages mine ardent : horticulturists,
has /or tWiiast few weeks had his
Mr. sep o lye
r ne the
home surrounded by a mass Of color-
ful, bloom. Predominating his floral
display are large beds of doublle pe-
tunias, but a stroll through his flower
garden reveals, many unusual :var-
ieties of bloom, for Mr. Collyer spec-
ializes -in growing flowers that are
'an oddity and not generally cultivated
,
New, Wash Goods, Prints, Ging-
..• hams, Piques, Etc. -THE MARKET
,.STORE:
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• STREET 'DANCE
Vhere will be "a' street- dance in
" Lucknow next FrAday might, August
' 10th, *uncfir . Band auspices. 6 tickets
for ,25e. Band in 'attendance prior to
dance. In event of .rain dance will, be
Amid in the Town Hall. Music by. local
• .oreliestra "Night Owls",
ENGAGEMENTS' ANNOUNCED
• Rey. J. Edw. liogg,•ti.D.; of gtrath-
ok, Announces the engagement • of
his daughter, . Jean 'Lorraine,,to Dun-
• can Archibald MacRae, ion of Mt.
abii
iler Is
'te0t.re. • 91 .a.ctiort,
. A „ • . .
r„.44d, Cole •PAr.chele
ed B Over A Hundred•Intereeted
. •
Camping and touringwill certain-
ly be a. pleasure now. 'for • Hr." .104
Mrs. Frank Cole, wheilast ;Wednes-
day brought home a modernly equip-
ped cabin :trailerc•'•whieh they had
built in. Kineardine, by a - firm elwe'-
ializing in 'shch work. 8 •
The Cabin, Which hasan. interior
since of about 12 ft. by 6 ft., 3 ins:,
is ,surprising SPacionsk•, and is fitted.
out with, practically', every conven-
ience one could find in .1i...well equipp-
ed -homei'The-ihterior is finish -Win'
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cream ..and green. At each end end are
day 'beds, of chesterfield comfort,
opening Out to two full sized 'beds;
with A 'closed in wardrobe at .ontelid.
On one side hi it 'built in cupboard,
with 'several ;draWere•for linen; 'cut-
lery and: such like. The "front of thiti
opens into:a table to Seat 7 persona
and stilt leave a little elbow room. 'A
portionof this 'cabinet is cork -lined
and set' apart, for an ice hex, With a
Or1011.iiipe'leading out to the roadway.
two burner, coil -oil stoYe, has , a
canopy overhead With a °ventilator to,
, •
r move Steam and cooking odours. An
eigni: gallon • aier tank with .tati
overhangs„ the wash basin, wh$M,
drains by simply retrieving a. plug.
Four neatly, .., curtained windows,
screened. On the 'interior, • .provide:
annilt4ight and ventilation and
out fi•nin the bottom to keeir:')out ritin:
The exterior is of brown niusonjte
material; inuch like. tihoe, leather,
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.The entire:,eabin weighs Sortie 1300
pounds and attaches to the rear of
theear, whithdraws it about : With
little effor
Mr.,t04'''Mrs, Cole planned to leave
this week on a tamping' tour. to Grind.
end: Winidettiek; LendOW; ,
and ',Kitchener,: when no doubt they
will really appreciate ' the Comfort
and convenience of this modern biome
on wheels. They also „.plan to leave
thisfallfor Florida; Where • they will
winter.
,MISS EVELYN KEE-IS HONOR
opz# AT CHARMING ,TEA
Mrs. G. MacKay and Miss T. K.
MacIlabb were joint •hostesses at
Mrs: •MticKaY's• bhome, Lipton
-Winnipeg,' at the tea hour on
Satur-
day, in honor of: their niece, Miss
Evelyn. Kathleen' Kee; a bride -elect
of - August.
The :tea.. table , was centred with
saintlier, bloom . and lighted by iv,ory
tapers. 'Mrs: 0.:11. Julius and 'Mrs.
Peter Kee poured. "
The guests included: Mrs. N. L.
Campbell, Miss L. Campbell and Miss
tl. Thompson of Lucknow, Ont.; Mis,
A. J. •Martin, Toronto; Mrs. H
Pierce, Mrs. C. Mins, Mrs. E. Hel-
wig, Mrs. W. Graham: Misses, A.
Julius, E. Julius, ' C. Reid, G. Fulton,
F. MacRae, L. MacRae; E. Johnson,
E.•,Chesley, A. Schultz; M:,Chambersi
0. Munson. ,
Bargains in Women's and Childs'
no 1.17-inief-;garmente in. Silk and
Cotton. -THE MARKET ,STORE.
THEFT 'CHARGE TO
and Mrs. john' MacRae, Lochalsh, • BE HEARD NEXT WEEK
The marriage will take place, August ;; • „ ' ,
21st at, 4.`Sprucedyne", Southampton. , • .Remand Asked For To Permit
„ "•° Further Instigation Of Case.
The 'engagement isi announced or ' - •
Alberta, aecend daughter .n
, Charged with theft :to w ich
Mrs. Albert Edward ,Isard .and the Admitted, Roy. watts,. Young Kinloss
' late Mr..) laird of • :Kincardine,, Ont., Nv./), farther, was on pueedey;
morn-
.• to Williom Mine!' Th611198614 l".1110- ing, 'remanded to aline* before Mak-
'. Or son of Mk, ' and Mrs. ` Thomas
(grate Welker in Lucknow nod
ThOhibSoii of Ripley' Ont.; the Mari- day,neaafter \ the.. 'Crown Attorney
lige ;to .take quietly the latter had sought ;an adjournment of the
„part ef.August.. -. " .
, , .,• hearing So the cage :Might be., more.
• thoroughly inv.estigated-• The youthL
Mr and 'Mil: Richard Webster,
_. . is..tharged With the, theft of lumber
`.uekhocV, announce the, engagement ,. ,; ., .
of their, . eldest :-datighter,' ' Lenora And n satety rimer. The rienioVal: of,
' 110,Sti; to kr, 'Chester M. .JolingtOtlf, a gang PI" la' *la° 4414bilted 14
Sarnia, son, di Mrs. 4. jahaston and : MM
the ate Mr, Johnston. Of 'Clinton; the " In 'lidi°tililli4 the ta° S'igIsttite
*alker.rairiandeci the YoUtlilb Walk -
Marriage, to take ,place the latter
rt• 'of Atiktist., ' ' ' erten jail,' until ills trial, .but Con-
. ‘• Stable Moore; adviSect His , 'Worship
:that' he had a-, E,`Cland'i elead :liable"
:BIRTIIS,
on Sunda
.AugustS5t11;. to Mr. arid Mrai 'Prank
for ;him' •itittl that 46,, ecnild provide
bondsjnen if "Mt„. Moore
has' A big heatt',", the Magistrate Said,
Onthiss; daughter, 'Betty addresaingthe lad,. and -.did ...net,
hesitate to put under r, Moore's_...ktr.,PATItIOIC,LAt 'the' liOnit Of dare; With the young man hathiring
IC. Wehater, iti tiicknoi,k; the...s.tonrt,,,,,i3e,sylitild. be ...Ort:Iiiiid,;,n0t-
Attgtutt$,:', and ; ..,thh41,1reparertto .toll V the,
. 3:Astos,i.
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GAME -WARDEN' INVEST' 'GATES
, SHOOTING OF BEA
OttMe Warden Toole end' donetabl
MoOre, have 'Investigated the ihootin
of .the YOullg black ,bear at 40.4ge.
Corrigan'a ,two Weeks' .44, :;Pnde
,cireTmOne,e.A thitrettife'd:theee con
,eerned,-po;heiitatinit it doing away
with:the,'Mariuder; The game warden
has , made : his , report to Department
inttherities• The, Garde and Fhsheries
laws in this regard'reiTAA follAWA:
"It Is unlawful to take any bear ex-
cept - Under' the authority of is trap-
ping 'le,.9.1se or 'a hunting. licenseand
during the open 'seasons in which ph&
geennew are
LUCKNOW;•LOWER
SpiooL
• Students who *rote; on the LAAFer
School- examinations .set by, the De:
pertinent have received, standingas
follows: • -
C -credit in the subjett inditated.
Benin:F."50 is failure. '
'Aitchigon, A.t-Physiog., 35. .
, Altnn,,J.-Arith. C. •
Anderson, G. -Eng. Grain. C; Arith
Campbell;
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Campbell,
, Parrish,: A. Gram. C.
, Fisher, Maude -Eng. • Grain. '
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0; PhYsiog 31. .
Oraham, C. •
Hackett, I.-Br..Ilist: Geog.: C.
'* Herideirson,' c
• Hewat W 32: .
' 'Hunter, h
Zeql. C.'• 2•' •
Johnstone, E.--,Physlog. C.
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Johnstone,
Kilpatrick, ;
:MacKenzie, ZOol. C.
VaCKenzie,.k.:41iyaidig. C; Arith,„
C‘;.. Zool. C. ;' • -7- •:••,
. McCall; 'J.,-,•Pnysiog, 32.
'Ostrander, 11,....-•-Arith4,2e.
Patterson; Agnes--,-PhYsiog., C.
t•Pearlmen,'..1....,,Ceog.. 38. '
Steward, Zylda-t-Geog. C; Er.
37.
':StrUthers,, Jean -Bot. 28," ,
*.tLeWer •School', certificates • Will . be
inapt! to thettidents.,,,thja„ Week. •
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JULY' ;gin.' cELEBRArioN.
ENoi,
Lue.linow Trio •Refore hligistrate
'Walker. On Tuesday -0n0 Charge
. .
'Dismissed, Two Ten Dollar Fines,
• Levied -'
Three eharges'under the 1,..C. A,
arising out of a' Yitit ,by. Police offiL
tors to a 'hemp in the !South...aide of
;he ".village; on the night of irilY 12,'
were • disposed . 'of '' by Magistrate
, .
iNalker on Tuesday morning. : The
charge Against the owner of the
house was dismissed, while two of
is sneaks, both. local men, had their
charge of •having . liquor:illegally, re -
dined tO cOnstiming and Were ' asses -
Sed ;10. and tosts.,A fourth member.
Of. the party, a• London: newspaper
agent, was not Charged:. •, •• : ' ,.
: Both thole 'assessed :Weeded "net
nine and ,tlfe, evidence of Provin-
cial Officer MeClevis aCounty con.:
stable Fergusen, was forthwith taken
as the eases were dealt with.seParatel
lir. The confiteited bottles were on
display.' The first 'offender's ' cage Was
dealt with quickly, :after the officers
eXplained how 1' he had., been found,
grasping ii: bottle of beer outside the
heine,et, the heat. • • '
-• In thtsectind case, bottles of Wine
and ',gin were .displayed,, Seine of
Which were • in the 'house, with two
bottles in the locked 'car., Outside, one
',
a gin bottle, ' With .pgrt- of the centi
tents missing. 'A reniark by the de,
fendaiit..Who owned, these supplies,
that there was. nowleart• gin .in the
)ottle than ,at the time it, Was con-
fiscated, was taken by Metievis as
an insinuation that It had been
sampling the product. The Crown.
Attorney spared no words in express-
ing his , resentment. of this remark.
'The Magistrate reserved:jadgernent
till the tend of the Court,, when .the
statment was ' retracted , by the . de-
fendant' and the charge.," reduced to
consuming, ...aCCOnspatied• . by ' the
stated, 'fine. '..' ' , .' • r'
pmertion Noffraan of ,near Blue-
ya e was *ago assessed' $10 and vista
:for consuming illegally ',Willie at the
celebration here on the':'1,2th.
SENTENCED, i'OR THEFT .
:Charged with the Stealing Of a
car here on the. 12th of July, which
.wati),1atet found in 'diteh neat
„llaine Weedateek
was sentenced to aix mopths deter-
minate and • Sit ' natinthd indeter,
Initiate in, the IteforMaterY0 When he
aliPeereiI before Magistrate .Reid'
on• ' •SattirilaY,'Itagtie, 21
years, of age, admitted he had setved
two year tetni for • assault and
,hititery amt attempted robbery lii
Toronto.. Harry ' Watson Of Wroxeter
who had 'atittek' UP. sta..',1cOutuntance
with Melte,. and. was iMplfeatett
the,thefti was given *?Steal°4 SASPen*
404ittit494 ' ... •
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k
onore
•ower
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14nore Webster', Guest Of Honor.
At Kitchen .Shower Qn Friday
/Petting
.:4itken totally'. by surprise, . Miss
Lanora: Webster, a bride-to-be, was
the .honeied guest at a miscellaneous
kitchen. 'Shower, when she received
iliirnY attractive and useful gifts from•
.her many friends who gathered at
•thk heath', of -Mr. and Mrs. W. G. An -
for thaevent on Friday evening
'Tolle had been inVitied to .spend
th011ght at Hazel Webster's, as she
44R4piently. dOes, and
ire.the guests had arrived, Made the
pretext of going over to , Andrew's
Lor the -raitit:7,7Persuaded"--bscMrs
ieivto stay for ' awhile, • they
wete instructed to hangtheircoats
In tbe hallway, whAn. a Jlash' of light,
in,the-darkened Iminfs reiealed these
aWaitilik,'-the bride elect.'
:Beeped high on. a 'eentretah e were
gifts of all kinds, to each being . at!
tilitthed a 'bit of poetry. A mock wed-
ding was performedand with Mts. J.
W. Joynt, officiating in flowing robes,
needless to say the event was a
screani.---OeCking 'Dolly out in a gown
and-iVell of Curtain lace, Miss Hazel'
Afpbater gave the bride away to the
Shaking groom, Miss 'Aranelle Cam-
eron. The ,bride carried' .a pretty
bouquet ,of vegetable tops,
,
4 pleasing sOlo • was . sung by Miss
Myra MacDonald and. Mrs. Duncan.
Meetionald gave an appropriate read-
ing, and community singing was: en-
joyed. A :tasty lunch was served by
thejiestess, Miss Websterthanked all
,her friends for 'their kindness. .
As the friends gathered, each was
given a sheet of paper on which'svas
written herriame, vertically on the
sheet. Opposite tach initial was
Written a line of humor, 'advice and
what not for Miss Webster, end with
these she was: presented and which
are being preserved by her as a re.,
nsitmbrance ef the happy event„,!.
PROVINCIAL PLAYDOWNS
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--7.7 •
Shiglek, 'thinbles and - rink :cemPe=
titioria. Were •run off at the green ,on
Tuesday night; when • Lucknow and
Teeewitter hovvIers COmirienced., the
-firet round of the Previntiiirlficiaing
plardOWns. . • . .•
Robert Rae and Wellington McCoy
won •the doirbles and the •IOCal rink
,composed of G. II: 'Smith, Garfield
McDonald, Robert Fisber'and skipped
by Russ Robertson *on their.: event,
In the Singles,. Dave Huston was de-
feated by Douglas of Teeswater:
The Winners meet the winners of the
Mount Forest WingliaM series on
Thursday, Which: will decide these to
continue in the :playdowns, which lead
to, the finals played in Ottawa later
.in the Season. ' •
HEAD .AND FACE CUT •
'•IN AUTO ,ACCIDENT:
Thrown foiceably : against the
Windshield .when the car in whipb.she
WAS riding struck a . Culvert,' 'Ella
Hogan, daughter of Phillip Hogan'
Of Ashfield, Offered. gainful • cuts
,about. net face and .head and was re-
moved to *Gederich Hospital, She is
progressing favorably; ne'Serioul,
YAleliments having resulted. ,
The accident occurred early gat,
urday:Morning, while she in Oren:my
with members of the Hogan orch-
estra wasretutning..4orn-:--0,
dente at Dungannon. The, journey
was niade by Kintail Where one of the
passengers lived ,and the accident
occurred while the remainder of the
party was homeward bound from Km -
tail, between the •i2th arid. the 1.0th
'eonceastons. Little damage, Ofa ser -
fens nature was done the car and the
ether occupants wiped injury.
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'Special: sale of gond Bath and
Kitchen ToWels. , All ,sizes and kinds',
THE' MARKET' STORE.
I4USSELS EOTELMAN•
- "GETS WEEK'S REMAND
New. Bondsmen Renews Bail Of $500.
Leine TtirvY'S,. Proprietor of the
American hotel •In:Brtiaaels, as the
first tate called by itiagistrate Walker.
in Pollee " Court :here on TuesdaY
Morning. Arising out Of a raid here
on the night.of July,Igth, TUrvy was
charged. with keeping for kale
, • •
Through Crown Attorney ,Freeborn
it renown'," Waii 'requested by Lawyer
Matiibo cOtirlsel for tha accused. , Bail
of ;500.00 ent.as .tenPvied and il irtitvy
institittedv,to appear 'here next
Wed-
nesday at ten A.in, r..*. golfs,
dteatiietY Matt "Ottkiig§60 "WOtt
bondioian In place or Fred W. Der=
Oiett,, Who went'TurVy'k bail the night
of hs arrest,: Another ease, inter+
tkkettwith ': this Charge, was also` laid jdeCnted` the. yotith,,, .ittetrtieted ThtfIgilittnicct torteitit
tiv4410)..!..rt....r".4.41.-
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he Bread
Tlie' Bread
t Rea1t4tIoVIS . ,
of Health
"QUALITY' AND 'SERVICE OUR MOTTO
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--Saturday ,Specials
DATE SANDWICHES RASPBERRY TARTLETS
iSEILY ROLLS CHELSEA BUNS
DOI/G,IINUTS , • • 'TEA BISCUITS -
LAYER CAKES ICED ROLLS
OUR. WHOLE WHEAT BREAD IS 1O0%/WHOLE WHEAT
DELICIOUS AND II L-THFUL
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HOLLYMAN'S QUALITY BAKERY
Lucknow
Phone 36 • •
Dieksqii,>,411#strphgt.
Family_Re-Unton i
-Descendants Of, pioneer Families. *Old.
Enjoyable Day At. Kintaif..,.. •
, -
Anent 120' descendants Of the Dick.i
lion -Armstrong ' families ,held
fourth' annual ,gathering at Lakeside
Park, 'Kintail o Tuesdosi. last: These
Pioneerl,fansilieii 'played a Prominent
part, in the development of Ashfield
>where they emigrated te from Scot-
land about seventy-eight years ago:
Novvsmanyof the Armstrong descen-
dants"' live.'inand .about TeeswaterY. :CounCji. Purchases
A full prograni,kf Snorts was car-
ried
out• which resultetas fellows:.
Children; under . 5 .years,Beverley
Roswell, Alberta Thain;' boys 6 to .9,
Jester • Fairish, • George Archina,h1; Ta the 0oninturiity7-,Nest Of Boxes,
giriti' '110to 13,.' Mary MoCiifiough,, Expected • to Be Installed In New .
•Isobel Girvin; boys, 9 to '19, Jasper ''.0ffiee In. About' Two Weeks'
, ,
Farrisb; giris 14 and over, Jean
Giant; ,Anna Mae Farrish; boys., 14
and over, Clyde 'Brown,. Bert IVIcCul•
lough; single tladies, Mary Armstrong
Alice, Hughes; shoe race, Jean
Mc-
Cull�ugh; men's shoe • race,' ..Tomniy,
Fairburn; ladies over 30 years,
:e5 pin contest, Mrs. George B. Arm-
strong v7.1., peanut contest,
*in kicking the
slipper, gra:, Horne;.•iliesaioojp:raee
was won i• by Mrs. !tom Dickson's side;
an amusing contest was won by Mrs.
Xi:Mitt:ones side. A. softbailgame
concluded the sport ' events..
.4 Substantial *nit lunch 'followed
after which George' . 13,' :Armstrong
presided AS cliatrman'Ontto absence
of 'president, Tom, Sandy, Coderith..
Theorganization elected following.
o.4s. for the ensuing )ear: ,Presi•
dent,Cteerge B. Armstrong; Tees -
water; vice-president, John..Farrish,
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;...:PRIggS..
Get Our. Price Bsi
Before 'ying:
Ianing
Safety Deposit Boxes
Deposit Box Serv-Tc--%e Will Be Offered
With the furnishing and decorating
of 7the near. village, Office .practically
complete,nnich•Of-a 34 hour seiiinnf
of the 11Village totincil, 'On' Tuesday•
night was given oVer.....te final 'details
And arrangenients'in this connection •
.Khe officeis in the west wing of the,,
_Johnstone Bleck and moving epere-
titans are commencing this week.%
Such a municipal office has. Jong been •
feltfl • necessity ,,and •the new dflice-.
proyides'a spacious building:and, •
equipped With 'a mare .adequate ays- •
tern . for. filing and
docu-
ments oflut And which will :,:be
protected and "preaerved. in the fije:' •
roof *Milt in the building.
• Alter :due -iontiderittion, Council
decidedupon the purchase of 'a nest
Of safety deposit boxes; whiCh. Will
be. inatalled.ln, this vault for. rental:
purposes to anyone desiring • such a
service. Mr. .Turnbilil, a 'representa-
tive of the Tityler, .
Safe Co., 'waited,
On the Council and gave the .desired
information' regarding .the boxes
which were subsequently purchased
Lucknow;. secretary -treasurer, as
at .a cost of $300 payable in 5100
amounts every three .'intinths front
date - of delivery.. .
The nest contains 69 standard:'
equipment blies, each . having two
leeks and two keys. The nest Will be.;
permanently housed in the vault'.
upon arrival in: about ten days. Ac-
cess to theseboxes will be available.
for seven •hours daily, as Well as On
Wednesday and Saturday evenings;
which will be most convenient to box , •
indications "already point 'toward
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.an eager demand' for the boxes: and;
it is expected that in a comparatively
short snide ' of time a, revennewill
result that will more than pay
rent of the new office.The yank does
away- with the Usefulneirrof the Pre; ,
sent cabinet in use in the Old •offee,'
which will be disposed off if possible.
• 'Oilmen. Will Meet There '
- By -Law No. 2, 1934, was passed,
changingthe place of meeting of the •
Board from the Connell Chamber to
the Village Office, The next regular
Meeting will be held in the new office' .
where .with all records and OOMmuni.7
cations right. at hand, the transac-
tion of business *ill be greatly; :
itated, when natters come Up
fordis-
cussion.
A sixteen -year-old girl living, riear' Ogee hours were set from 9.30 to •
Elden Johnston, Lucknow; Sports
ceminittee-convenor, Mrs. „Stallen,
Toronto; Eltner. Farrish,, Hanover,
George Armstrong,,- Teeswater;
breee• Richardson,. Lingaide; Mar-
garet Sandy; Godetich;',*ilired Far-
rish,-;1,114120W.
,
Mrs. ';ste18011 WM?, the honor Of
being the oldest person present. 'The
youngest member' of ' the clan was
Jimniie Grant,' Chicago and ,those
present, from ' farthest distance were
Mrs. R. H. Fairburn and family of
•Vegerville, ;Alberta..
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TWO CASES HEARD •
IN' JUVENILE COURT
-Year-Old
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th-Year-Old 11Cinless Girl Committed
to Shelter Fier Trial On Forgery
Charge -Young Brussels Lod Given
Lecture .After Intoxication,. Charge
Dismissed '6
Mien the dismissal et' Police Court
here on Tuesday, Idngistrate ,Walker
presided at 'a Juvenile Court session,
When tive teas.' were heard. ;
tangsid faced charge' iwfr filrger.Y: al2ndr anWiedrnbeiriadlay°. a5rI.3dSaturday° p.m. daily
ted•tO the • • t •
And was committed e Children.7.. evenings, while the stores remain Open
'Shelter at Walkerton, to appear for froin'thelienrs of 7.30 JO 10.50 pan.
trial in the County town next Tues- The process of MoVirig has delayed
day.. The girl alleged to have affix-
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the, ,signature of tliebn '.'hfeLean, to
cheque,, for $200,, Whieli , she
tempted to 'PASS on James Brown of
Teeater, „Intyment'' for a tar. Minthe • were appointed ,cOMMittee
The "girl claimed the 8230. was for to upon the heating system
Wages owing her ,aect, tater tem' the pr. .
Magistrate she had been held up on 'M. H..6. Appointed
the road . by acme and forced it • . i'e810.11trOi 'tor.. Win. COI -
the point of guns to foto the cheque. n°14 W•inOlim•'' 'Med.leal
Youth Was inteilcatedd, rah. flit" IVItS "teivedi *ith
The Worat, of drinking part of the appeintment to fill the vacancy,
the presenting of hydroaccounts and
aa -a result; the discount ,date for •
this •-incinth .being • extended obi ,
August 31st.:
Councillors Andersen, tnehell and
V. 'Johnston receiving the
contents al bottle 'Whieh. "he \found .Arrears . of taxes *ere I again,
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arnong the 'W•illeWs VA le Attending cussed. A total rr are of :SOUS
12thy, of. July celebration here IA. ligo-ifettmtir,
r itrugsehi lett sortie 2600 stil obtstandthge„,0f-
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liavitt&, 40 appear. On thatie amount 'some 82990 is 1983 arr At
of dinnherrestitAto C.006 didirliSS, In Striking' the 'tti* ottit, Was, t6•4, '
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°vet., 7',4, Its 00410 .'tt,t,tkr ' lotto' "shoti.661teldi
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