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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-11-01, Page 5.41 Tge,R9DA1, . NOVEMBER/, • r,. 'Ask f T GGLARY Coal Ranges, • because ' of superiority a¢dan'anY features, offef youfarmorefervour money. You get a range with an' all -enamelled fins h the most beautifully designed ratite on the market.. You, get the f nest cooking range, with an oveittlbat•caret be • "'" surpassed° for' fine 'baking:.L•et, us -I ar demonstratehowyou'llsa4emoney' with a .new McClarp..it burns any • • kin, d of''fuel and burns it mote- economicaly with grater heat. • a • US,� Lucknow. COAL and WOOD RANGE r' G'EN'ERAL; THE FARMER'S PLIGHT • o 1 c .a E' eb r .T r n to v � art Ja'mies n al i oto S • When the apples have been' gathegred and the 'taters are all in'• And the•; wheat is looking lordly :in the granary"s biggest. bin, • . Then We look our family over.,..,note: that all must : have new 'clothes, • For they're 'very near stark naked from their heads clear to their toes So we • sell most all our apples arid more spuds 'than wecan spare,, For, alas ' 'we ': can't. be • ni:l:wts in this. Canada so fair... firkins •.''butter,ere o Had: 'we fi ins full, of butte , had' we creeks and crocks f., lar , , Sure, we.then could live like princes, but 'the. times have `bee , too hard; And our threshing hill was Waitingi: and for, twine +we had.; of paid, '; So .we had to sell our ;pi oduce; be it.: first or second gra. • all . at all,• Didn't really seem : to ma.Lert for .the prices revere so s That we had' to look quite closely to be sure ,we'd, so • • Yes, We'd, like to salt our; hen fruit and to pack But, alas! the hogs have vanished, and of eggs 't For our _tax man ''came a-callin' on -. . •ear And to,, Meet. those awful 't'axes sure' it 'took On a-payin' usn :But we'.,m t keep pay$ • what is•ev For if ;no' one paid his taxes, what; oh Yes,'•there's.,music in th'' ` wa e brny Yard There's • inspectors `,for: the corn -fie and inspectors • for the bees;. There'S inspectors; for the. hog y d,, for;the cream,' and . egg -crate, to • An -._. inspector's ,lookin' 'at us' ev r thin w e' go ‘tg'do . • .• p d -so me,gpYwouId et syere another fall rolis. round, , Axe the.heads.•• , of''forty, zen thaat arecumberin''the.•ground, Our expenses mig n t be ig hG' er e and we'd, sit e d,'sit and grin gri n arid'• grin For sie•`then could •k eP''our^ roduce••thatwe'vetoiled to:.garner. in. r meat in brine ere's ne'er •a sign, hi f: : em darned near, all'. ybody's due, , at, ,could Hepburn do ? d there's 'Music in the `trees,' PROF SIgNAL HOCKEY Conductor: :. a Ga tyou see • tLeQUIp3 `As a, c meroial . `.travel• ler : for: b.,' meat a ker en pc sof L. ory', Gregg, $who ,makes : his; Inca dine' has: decided to e . ii► 8, r . d, ided tay With his 'business, rather than rofession ° hockey< or -failed' to:. ;turn out with the Lo on I ecumsehs when they .took the ice ',Tait' tWeek, and afew days later visa the maria a mcrit of his in ' ea rrd-- f .o, tin retiring. Io Gregg a PaisleY,boy, who joined the .' Owen' Sound Greys ,in 1926 '' and after' a couple'•of suceessful seasons Colema don,' 4 • sign.. Saks 'No .Smoking'?" i5 Passenger: • :Sure Mate,.,,khatf s. Plain , enough. :But • 'here's, another. P g '' less > acreage aas''doirn 50% compared The CRO REPORT. RESUME' Montsen nlr' Of r rea 1 final Crop Report • For This Year Which Is A.' Resume;Of The • 1934 Season., Y Y • In:Ontario, although an abnormally severe winter exacted' 'heavy toll in fall' wheat and meadows 'and a' mid? summer' drought adversely elected growing crops favourable Weather• rbc 'ginning in the earl'y:,.•Autumn, gated' the conditions turagreat ex. • leaving the results' of the season considerably • ahead of'.' early ' antiici. pations ''A• yield of Spring, grains of generally Y`good q uality was nomewhat' better than average. ay crops Were light, • the later cuttings sh'owng some improvement but the total' crop will not. exceed '501 of • average. The yield of'',fodder 'cern from an inc reas ed'acreage was';•better than aiming And : Will: assist, in offsetting the' hay, Shortage. The .Ontario Department' of 'Agriculture in preliminary estim ates shows that'. the yield of :Fall whet at,7,000,000 bushelsfrom 25%'' daft ',sign that says-, Wea s u Cor r . sets' '. so' `h ain't a in attention • to•' wit last year' Qats and barley' from P y .g. li h 1 incre",s cr o g ty a ed a, eager, sh w a any o f them?! combined c. . . yield of. 04079,300 .abbushels anateur h okey, turned pro,.for 19aed3Rowhco7ps7a1e30a, his professional career, Gregg. start- yield with potatoes better than av= ed with Windsor and hasp. since. laed.,e;age The apple, crop. is placed ;at with P t sbu g, Detroit and IJon ,doy f130'`4 of 'last year's production.. The yield of.. Reaches and plums . was 'AV Two se sun ?Igo. he totalled 36 ' •ts � a - s proximately •50% 'of • averse .and poin g.,• m ere ""p d"'his p .. last season. a ed 75%.of Amer -age. e.. a' .pears in 'the Niagara District ,yield - U.+ 11 _1(401/0/1 L1O/17l // 46a/ />iru/a/ YOUR .0 Here is a real offer that will,:. r•. save you money : Giv'..eyoursnel# and your family' lasting enjoyment rtai ,inent thew.:..ole:e. en,d' cute. ;� h y;ar, hrou h:. ..This is' all you havelo .da Select ✓an` 3. ®f 'these .anions N'I��g��z'nes Together with )'osur i; 1ul Neu•Puper and you.:will 1100000 the whole 4:,publica tions' for one year from the date; We receive` the ` coOliOni Here is the amazing l ■ combination' .' IoWOur -� Guarat;t`ec to You!. prle:ea r •. This wonderful offer is avail- able to old and new subscrib- ers to this newspaper.' • We guarantee the fulfillment Of all Magazine subscriptions and you have positive assurance •that this generous offer is exactly .as represented. 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It memberspre- sent, The minutes of the last regular meeting were approved sn4,signed by the Reeve..-,, The Collector produced his Bond which was accepted as satisfactory and, ei the T x Roll fora�4 was h a nd to him for collection The 'Reeve and •Preasurer: were ;al- lowed $3,00, ''each for expepses: 'to Walkerton,', ,• ' The Road Supt. was instructed to erect a' snow .fence on the hill north .of Wilson's Mill 'at I'Whitechurch.• Ther clerk ''and' treasurer were in- structed to•, prepare. and'sell Depen tures, on the Henderson -Cook drain, and the first Debenture to be paid out of the Rebate Money due, those on Debentures , . Orders, *ern issued for .all bills an accounts: passed; .. _ at this meeting. Connell adjAprnedto meet again on Tuesday ,_. thd•27th: day of November ember, 1934. Cheques $issued: ` The ` Municipal World, •supplies,• $1.69; The Sentinel. :printing' Voters' Lists, etc., $87.20;, David - Carruthers, ' selecting jurors, $4.04 Dan Cassidy, selecting jurors $4.00; ' J. R. I Laneselecting jurors, $4.00; Registrar of, Deeds, Walkerton plans: of surveys. $13,00; David Car-. rakers', expenses'to Walkerton •$3.00; Thos. Gaunt, expenses to Walkerton, 3.00; Levi Bo' le' shee'' killed and -damages-:420' 00;-- Thd3 hite; snap: Bo' les •Sheep .$1,30; Dan :'Cassidy.: repair on B •C Ext. drain $3.00. Highway cheques -Wesley Thome son,'1':L 94, .$5.5S; J. F. Dawson ;P.' $110; Road No.. 11,. P-li., 96, $21.15; Albert Little, P.L. 97, '$11.60;: Alex McLeod, ` P.L. 98, $14.50; Road, No. i1;. P.L. 99, ,$28,6p; ; Alex Percy, P.L. 100, $23.70; Miss S. Purvis, P;L.• 101,'43.00;' 'John Kennedy,' P.L. 102, $210:, , :J • 'A R. LANE, Clerk: E C H. ' NOTE ;r•.• 'THE DREAMER H'e;• dreamed of the ,tbinga "that iie ' Planned, fida , " Inthe couFfe• of a year or tw9r Tehn went along is h, always h ehad ' done" Nor heeded the ;months:as they flew And the. years roiled, by as ,they al- ;Nays. .do, ,: Tilt he reached .the age.-9tfifty-:two.' He. dreamed of the book that some- day he'd Write And the name• that. he'd make for' • himself, •, ,, But-the',pages be Wrote ;grew yellow with age •• ` • As they lay for years on the shelf. I'm' sorry, that I shbuld haveto here• That chapter one; !was all that he wrote. Be dreamed of )-.the pictures •that someday he'd paint •) ' ' That Would win him renown,and' fame. But •he •made noc change` in his. daily round ., Andnohe' • tie hear "hi name. s As yet he's never been" abl to start To' show . what he :knows' of the aim •,ter's art' • ' He thought of the' `songs .that he someday would ',sing • • And the' throngs that,woald • hail hint with "cheers . Of triumphal 7, tours, to. the world's' largest towns; And of • su ees, melted -to tears; But for praetice..he never could find 4117 7 OP ISWEE KING'S; Friday and Saturday are WIughaa'a Twin Dollar Pe7s and KING'S "Lags shade im-r Meese pieparation to ,sire. Sot • Ow Big. -Buying on these Special Sok Days The selling is store wide so Fonte, and, bur your •Winter needs from our Big stock BIG SALE- OF ,'FURS' Hudson , Seal Muskrat and French Seal ' Coats e p' ail less, 20% BEAUTIFUL. FOX SCARFS $49,50 Naturl .Red ;for $33.00 $68.00 ''Rich 'Amber for, $45.00, $12;.00 'Beautiful Silver ;69.50 ^• Never before a time to buy; such quality Foxes at so little Y cost. i 'EXTRA `; ,KING'S DOLLAR DAY PRIZE' Win this ' grand prize which costs you absolutely nothing. Free . tickets are given with every dollar purchase anti:there. ire , o.etrings attached. ' It always Pay_• shop at , KINGS • DolJ 'D ' on ar. G BRO• ...1./ one", 71. Wingham, Ont: .ti 4 any. time, Andh ever'. a in him t► of is v ce s a� sed a ;dune: Rethoughtu of,the Victories be wou]d achieve t' i warthatw o ht . to • e a: nthe as�Ytlg n war Of the field - marshall's baton—or Victoria. Cross; Of a missing -limb,, or'.a'blood scar, O,. .Y.. , But somehow 1.10 belongs to one of, a: . tho se types' Of soldiers that never ,win a corp oral's stripes:` He dreamed as to cut the Wood for, Presbyterian TY W. M. S f' M: ' et :at the home e :o The •Y. S. .m h .o Miss •Carrick ;on'ThursdaY ' evening �. with a •good attendance. 'Meeting 'op.!' ened "with'' hymn''` 380, followed • 'by" scripture read1ng and prayer, both these taken by the,. president, Miss McGill. ll. After,' the business had been. dealt With, hymn 366 was • sung. An instructive Bible stud ,'$s, confisc b 4Miss Carrick. The topicby'Mrs Mrs. Phillip ' Stewart"`Our '• schools in the East"'nd. a' 'reading byMrs.;Henry8g Carter $''The :key of the Sto`rehouse's were appreciated.: Hytrin: '377 • was sung and Miss Fern Reid closed the meeting With prayer. • United .Church', P. S. The regular meeting of the Y P.`S on Monday evening was opened with the singing of `hymns; thereading-of the Scripture :passage by ,'Miss , Wall and ' the repeating, of the Lord's So`..the. years rolled•;on;' as the years prayer'. Entertaininnumbers were will 'do a piano, sop�,• Newton,' a :read,- (And nothing on` earth: can prevent). ing iiy Olga -Martha yMrs. :McCallum and, a Till he ' •reached, the age 'of seventy I.• solo by Margaret 'Ritchie. 'The topic - two ' •', .; '; was, taken by Dr. G:• A.' Newton, who ‘nd'his shoulders are just a bit bent;, gave a splendi talk , on:. "Measure- But she. figures yet: on: the; trips, he drr , Pi _ . will take, ro , The .`book's he'll write, and the fame • he will maker . • sfor . o and ' piNote this is• a le sson s 11 , rite,.. Wherever, ' whatever, and whoever you are, ' That day' dreams are x11. very well • in their place, • • But you'll never , attain, • the' goal', that's afar • • 1 Unless'•sapplemented .by •vigorops`toil' Success toachie'ne and failure to -foil: Will Faraday. 46' fire o ' places he would' see Of the, w nderful°: la Of the ower of>sa and • the Ta - � Pie J Mahal, St. Peter's, the Sphynx and thi- ,_ Zuider. Zee. But he never had. funds to take the least . trip By airplane, or rautoi by train.'or by ship. fi dtea" pie"d':ort"h gi'ri"tliat; soi n'edas • . o . .' he w aid ' wed, And,this kind of dream took up much; of his :time He . thought of ,the church•, and' the: •gay' honeymoon, But not yet have we heard his wed., •dine bells chime; As in other things he tarried so, lade' That -'no wife has he .to this very date: ' roes an interesting letter,; . wishing the Society continued success, which wasrete 'Beth ived from Mrs Sherwin (nee Alton) ": was read by Miss + Eva Greer. Presbyterian Guild: There was 'a' good attendance on Monday evening, When'the 'Guild' en-. tertained• the' High• •School 'students and teachers The meeting opened by' singing hymn' 89 The Scripture Pas- sage Wes, readb y Aylmer. Aitchison, followed by sentence. prayers. The topic ,was taken by Leonard,MacDon- aid, foliowed by a piano duetby'Mar ion acid• Helen McDonald A guar_ tette by Alma, John,, Dave :and Elliott Carruthers Was much. enjoye ' Rear- • A WRESTLING PITCHER' , " Can you ,imagine ibis?. '!Sally": Tyler, ace 'pitcher for the Owen tiander and Donalds. ouglas, feria ySound Millionures ths "'season : has' Played a piano. Rev ' •iduet. C. H MacDonald ;gave'an address', welcom, taken, to wrestling: Tyler is to be one ing the students to attend - the Guild of the feature attractions ata wrest - any night; they' desired.,There were ling match . in Owen Sound this week, Contest:4followed by lunch: ' • appearing : It., a lirelin nary bout, „ against George Vi annig.an,,a ,T or.o .hn to ' MONSTER POULTRY FARM shman: Tyler on is mound ap-• EXPECTED AT CLINTONpe rance here this suminer didn't p - Chicago and:Nes York financial in- pear 'to be a likely looki'ng',grappler and although ' he didn`t show up 11►hll. terests are, reported sponsori4ig a •, . • • , here •when : throwing.:' baseballs+ we scheme to 'erect a $51)0,000 poultry s i ° �'e wouldsh't have ev'Z `` • • i rich n success when it n farm in Clin'toti for production of m comes, : to ' r throwing The• re art' Rim ; Ilse pli#nt twirl elbows. 13 » However the Sun Times 'save he lie one o'f, the largest •of its kind. to :. . :.i „ .n. �. 'ould p .. c th has . h5sical fitness andsdtreng the, :British Empire. , l! rnaneing w' _.. . .. _., . aplenty despite his gaunt appearance be carried Mut entirely with United • Y �. H and he is,, e7cpected:, -tb .. S. b be . ...... i.. States c8 $Tail zatid �nM stock w uld -�- �•� �rirctxon��vhen.,..ke��otls �l+�e .rmatliing a< #red d e i a ,The$-.sensors of th..-e �itilt4'Omit rit tru nks atid ci8lnb k44 em to Yn, 401rsbn.s :manoiaC Uriyya..Ati6tiatimoi 1rii.ig�a.•. .- yYw r'R.Yhdostt, ilf•,d .<d.Bn rig ufl'diarye ay et yittm thitake,llaro'Were.iepbrted,,aisoto.beconsidering' 'lp Iurtef1...ud mai; acids sod1 eably. mental exercise some.p! � eotiYnearc(i e�•werevo s ,sotbi Ni* ,uh: •' 1" P e, Schoo, Re orts _Y , P • Roots, :'1T darks 400. . Honors 300. Pass, 240; Sr . II Hon, -.=Jim • Hamilton Itelvin>;:Or ',3218;: (Doris,• Wylds 18,111 'Pommy' Trap)in 318) ; . Carmen Mc,- luillin '312- Mar`orie Solomon 301; Warren Wyldi; 30'0. Pass -Alan Me-. iiit 294; Normal Ritchie 293;. Lloyd Stuart '285,: Russel 'Armstrong'.'284; Ros s Henderson 1 -Parkar • t45'.•: Below, Pass -Donald' Johnstone.. 227; . Esther Patton 1401,1; Billie But- ' `- ton:. 124. Possible, •380:, Honors :280. Pass 220. " Jr,- •11-1f91Helen_ Salkeld. 312; Lorne "•'Gardiner 295. Pass '. Jean. Bushell 278; .. Lorne • Reid ; 264; Jack Wilson . 25,3 ' •Re ga`e Fe son' t >� 2 �, (Dorothy ;Paterson: 23k.Norman Norman .'Mc- ' •• I Cartney 236); Kathryn- Agnew 229;. Jean Alija, ..227; `':Mabel ,MacDonald 220; Below Pass Kenneth Webster. 219 :",dimnile. Pn"pg,_216; Jean VReb ster'' 205'; ' Ruth ''Winterstein '172; -lack •'Seett.. 120*; Ronald ::Machines 57*. Those marked '` • missed ation H. "G: Sberrff. RUM gaol Reports • .5.Hums,. • September and October ' • Sr. . V Louise Congram -90%; Don- alda MacCharles 70; Gordon McGuire ; Jr F,. IV -Sandy • MacCharles 96; Charlie Roulston' 80.4; Gordon Brook's, $0; Mary McGuire •77.4; Mae Bark-. well '76:4; Eileen' Griffin 60'; Jack :• Roulston 52.4. Sr 'III—Gordon Irwin 43: Jr. 'ILII Alrnold.: McGuire, 81.5*;: Evelyn Irwin 715';, Frank :Badmen 52. Jr II=Mary Cooke. 56; • Rap Cooke. 52 Sr. T Boddie MacCharles 88 Margaret "MacCharles 85; •Jack Bark'..• well ;: Primer—Leonard •,Griffin and Jack McGuire, (equal) ; Virene ` Finlayson • Lovell McGuire. ,. " ' asterick denotes absence for ex:-.• amination, . No on,roll 24::, • .,i Margaret. Campbell.' HOL''ROOD` • Mr. • Gerry_ Brown, Mr.' Archie, • Brown and 'Jilt; Thomas Jacques of- ' Tara were recent visitors ,at bfr4 Otto Legge's. , Mr.,and Mrs: Miller and. babe were • recent visitors with friends', at'Alleri ford. IL. Mr and Mrs • Corbett. Sr. and M' and Mrs. J. Corbett of Cookstown, Mrs Nolan of Saskatchewan, ,sets '.recent visitors' at •blr.' I ieliard• El- Mr. and Mrs: Goldwin Harris Pita son ' Jimmie, spent•. Sunday at bfrs.' , Almer Ackert's. Mrs. 'Robert MacDonald and sou.: •: Jack are visiting at present with the f oriner`s'" arenas Mr. and Mrs., Jr 'S.'.'.. 'l'urnbull , n eiiwoo `.. (. 11r. and Lois'. • '`i