The Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-04-21, Page 1■
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.LUCKNOW, ONT., ' THURSDAY, RIL - 21, 1921. •
.:LUGKN4W
Roper Mills'
Are. working day
=and• night.
Bran and *Shorts on
hand. "
W. E. TRELEAVEN.
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p FOR SALE -Eggs for hatching,
from Bred -to -lay S. C. W. • Leghorns
and Barred Rocks, culled by the Q.
A. C. test for laying qualities. Eggs
6c each. Also somepurebred York
shires.- J: Farrish, R. 7. Lucknow
• . phone Dunganybn,' 82-13.
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o • LOCAL AND GENERAL' •
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• Lucknow voted • °`Yes.' . . ° •••
Now for a really dry Ontario:
Mrs. R. M. MacLean,'of We11an ,
lsvisiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D.- Sherriff. ,
Mr. Allan, Farnham,. of. Seaforth,
is . assisting , in the Molsons Bank
tnis week •as -junior,
Miss Wintlie Gordon is home after
spending -a few, weeks with friends,
in Owen Sound,
f Now is the time, to get, your Fer-
tilizer. A car or Gunn's Fertiliser
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just ,_arrived.Geo. S. Robertson,
STANDING' FIELD CROP •
COMPETITION
Entries., in the. Standing Field Crop
..Cbmpetition • :of: the. Lucknow Agri-
•cultural Society will' be received .,by
• the undersigned: ' The varieties of. •
grain are Oats and Corn Entries
• for oats are' • required .to ;be • made be,
fore 11 ^,24th,.1921, anti entries for;
co' t' 'before June I4th, 1921.
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2-c • Joseph Agnew, Sec:
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The above shoe has been' one of
our best sellers this' season.. Ab-
solutely right' in style,: and `•the',
' • °' Louis. heel 'Makes it very comfort--
• able -$$:5U. . • , •
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AMERON,. URII.00H& _ CQ
B .CHICKS
• Mr. R. D, Cameron was in °Dur-
hart last Saturday evg., and ,address-
ed .a mass meeting in, the interests
of temperance.... - •
Mrs.' Mackenzie returned to Chic-
ago on Tuesday, ;,after being with
her 'sisters, the Misses Burgess,.
throughout the winter:
Misa Kate Mactiregor is. back to
town' after 'spending the winter
months in Florida with ''her brother,
Dr. MacGregor, of Chicago. '
Mr. and Mrs. H: Thompson, of
Kinloss,:.and Mrs. Lloyd Hildred, of
' Bervie, 'were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. F. _ Cole, Whitechurch, last week
The -polling booth at , St. Helena
showed .a vote of. 111-199 dry, 2
wet. Formosa shows the othher ex-
treme:.• There was not a. dry vote. in
;the .place. •.. .. • ,
From ` a friend in the West comes
•the report that a half -million dollar
Government contract at Prince Bop,.
ert . has 'been awarded to the firm of
McDougall it ,McNeil, of ' Calgary.
The. senior partner of this firm: is M.
A. McDougall, formerly . of Lucknow,
and. his many old friends here will
be glad to hear of his .success.
From 'pure bred trapnested • _
S.C. White. Leghorn's, (Barron
Strain). The'. Barron Leghorn •is__.
an' English bird,' and for a Leg-
-Urn is . very large,, some' of 'them ._
being as large as the Rock. They
have. the advantage over the
" o i'thati'hey':yer'y aseldom,�.-
•: if ever . want 'to set. With' thg
••.coming-of--the-;*,arm--weather the«:_
_.. - 7red� Tait•iveelt iNith=his •:3is.�er ;furs.-
heavy :bteeds' _scent determined ., D -Beecroft.:_
to set. ' ' Not se. with the Leg•,:
n...:
At this time of the year
determined to lay. They;
Yvill also lay in the winter if•'giv-
proper. care. From Nov. 1st
est-
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to; April ;1 t; ---:-•ten- of --our trap-
nested• leghorns laid .1035 eggs.
At anaverage-Price- of 75e. -per,.
{dos., the meant . $62.78 cash
which_we-got._ _Erom__these_same •
birds,. and,_otbers nearly as good,
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;� ge_exp offering you chicks at 22c
each, de were a't yunii-statrun.
HURON SPECIALTY FARM`
Walter' Rose, Brussels; Ont:
Phone 38x.;. Box 34.
DEATH CALLS W. 'J.. LYONS .a1 • LUCKNOW . VERY IMtY•
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• On Monday afternoon of this- week Great ls• :the change'. which :• hash
Mn Wm. J. Lyons pas.si•d away at 4onie, over •sentiment in Lucknow. re•
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his holm O. Campbell Street. 'M'r, banding the' liquor traffic in the last'
Lyons vitae native of Ireland.° He score of years. Once, upon a time
was'75 years" of age: and had been a it supported` • seven. bar rooms and
resident of Lucknow .since the early three liquor shops,, and it wag' noted
days. For more than a year he had' . as a very drinxen town for years
• been a sufferedfrom "cancer which after ,the ,places of . sale bad, been con-
'develoPed about the mouth. Ile piss-,siderably reduced. , Now its ;';dry.'.
ed away very. quietly so that his sis- 'vote is'among the .biggest, in. -Ontario
tea, with : whom he.. lived scarcely population considered., . • :Mien .. the
knew• that the end had come. Mr live -wires of Lucknow' go after;a
L. ons -'was • an. enthusiastic,; member " thing they get it•:done,. and a nuin-
Y sid of pre -
was
the ,Ac.F:.& an,
and'while .he t.,c,r ot'tnein were an the a P -
was able' to' be about .never missed hibitiof 'duringthe recentcaYrlpaigii,
a meeting of the Lucknow• Lodge. The vote • on Monday stood 4511 for
The funeral winch was held on Wed- and 51 against ,prohibiting: the• im=
nesday afternoon tq' Dungannon cem4, portation of li u.or.. The: voting. was
Lodge;
eteryr:.was in`leharge of Old Light 'done orderly and intelligentlyas.
FIRE 'CO. ••DQ GOOD 'WORK
The rtuckn4WI Fire' Brigade , has
had very Iittle , exercise in the way of
fighting fire in the past five - years,
'but 'on Thursday morning Of last
week ,it had an opportunity to • dem
onstrate that :it hadn't become hope-
lessly. rusted.: An over -heated pipe
Carted a fire•rn,the upper story of a
frame dwelling -on Havelock .Street,
owned : by Mr.. Jake. Miller, of Kin-
Ioss, • and occupied by Miss Lillian
Patterson and her brother. An al-.
'arm was sent in ..and the firemen
were quickly on the.job; not howevel"
before the fire had made considerable
headway and neighbors' }rad assisted
in relnovisig furlriture from
house, ` for Lit was thought ,to be
doomed' to . dest,ugtion:. .When 'the
water was- turned on, However, the.
flames- ',were quickly: gotten; under
•ontrol. A good deal of damage' was•.
done • by fire and smoker and water•.
The loss was -covered -by insurance.
, WHITECHURCH
' • Monday, . Apr. 18.
!Jr; Robt.7 Mowbray has • had.
'Phone installed.. -ring .32 on 611. •
We announce the:birth of a; baby
boy. to . Mr. and. Mrs. Ben McClen-
aghan, ' .on Thursday, Apri1.=14th.-
Congratulations. • •
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Mr. Carol ,Daniels, f Kinase n
_spent Vie week-end'at .Mr, Alex 1:lni-
snerson:s. .
• Mr. Arch: Paterson,. of. Toronto,
visited a .few . days with his' •nephew,
Mr. .. Ken Paterson: ►
Mr" (than.. Gillespie was home fr, m
Walkerton ler -over Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Garton is- e./en Eng •
.�;ei k, at her home.. -
• . . Miss ,Lillian Patterson, 'of Luck=
now, visited over "Sunday .with her
friend; Miss lean' Eagleson.
Mrs.. Hackett, of Blyth, is visiting
With her parents, . Mr. and Mrs. A.
i.►•nmerson.--
Mi4 -Oliver. Kirke, of •Detr 't; •tis -
a.
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intUdt BOYS AND:. GIR46.
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• The Bruce Old Boys': and 'Girls'
.--AssoCiationi-of7Teronto, has -fixed -on
: _FridayaJuly,lt es the date of the ah-
SA- year. On acconnt .of the increasing`
ponulatity 'Of this iciidaurinner out
ing the management of the Grand
'TtnnIt''''RailWay has, decided 'to send
"'btit'lwb• Special 'triina, One. destined',
for Sonthampton and the other for'
dottide-engitied train, as there will
IA no confusion; either of Passengers
Si of 'baggage.. The excursion has ;mg
• on4 in the summer, and in addition
to ',the hundrids who • are able to.
spend Sunday ,on the lakes,, many
°dial arrange ' to have their vaea-
tions on: the date Of the exeur-
alon. The asioeiation has certainly
done a great deal to keep the Iona:
. touch with their relatives and Mende
11; goo tofr
Miss Eva Morrison, of Winghan,
and her friend, Miss Delight ' Cloak-
ey, were week -end visitors at Mr
Jas. , Morrison's.
Iviisis Myrtle Beecro!t iwho has
been in Kincardine, for some .ime,`re
turned home on Friday.
Mr. and ' Mrs.: '-Roland • Henderson
vi.-ited . over Sunday, with; the 'form
er's� . enta•, Mr: `arta-Mrs." Thoma$-
Henderson, ,_on -:.the Bliaeva:e Road,
Mr,-iud.-Mi s. Jas, St. Marie wer
at Mildmay .a' couple of aaY "la$
week and' attended the marrnige o
the former's sister.
Mrs (Rey.) Go11an and Mrs. Wen
rie; •of -•Luck-now; visrtecl, n -Tuesda
last' at the Manse.-:. We are pkase
to report' that Mrs. Scoble's healt
is very muchimproved,.end4l.or�e sh
will soon bein her usual•ooyl healt
there were very few.
ballots spoiled -7
2 put inblank, on the south .ide ;ar Ina nu,ti,c'. U 5i,': ansa'
took their plait .��y well, .The,
5. spoiled oli "the. north; • 'l he south .
-side gave 20 wet .votes an t. -toe iw th buy,. were. 7'�rii Ai+•sn, • Robbie• A'n-.
31 - , • .i. drew, Austin and Eldon Reid. About
f i n
.. • sitt9LE COMES, iiLENTS.
THE BOX SOCIAL AID DAN*" 11.1.11.1111111.111111011.101111116`
No sort o4 entertaihrnent is • n}ore
success�tul iii a• coiintry sehosilhorrsr
or hall than a, bus' suciat; - lout °in •a
town,• none, is less •sucucessful This
feet ,explains the .rather small, at-
tendance• at the Fire •( ops. `box social
in Carnegie Hall Tuesday • 'night.
The' s0ra11, •atten'dance is regretta ne,
as funds - are , much . needed to' finance
the', town bac p. and the•, iiasebalt
Cigb.. 'In 'their own inteests ',more bi
the:.; liusinGss ' .cople should have
turned out and paid the• adniissiun
fee of 25c�"wliether they.ren,ained to ;
the program or not. }ipwevcr, fo1'k•
do hot often, do' that way,'.. There w a.
quite a, niee program, mainly r,�usia
ala'by y local 'talent before the". auctiona
Sale of lunch boxes., -.1? -our bo;; ,'con•
'�•ibut,•d' a very amusing little drama
ST.. •H LENS
• Mr, Chas Miller, of •Worktop, Fisk'
has been visiting at Mr D Ferrier's,.
Mr: T. B. Taylor is • on.the ^sick
50' .boxes °were. offered.. or sa. e a u
"-'o"o'n'e'they t}•ent'. at an, average jirice o
RNEGIE.' HALL. BEING •WIRED $1:25; The ,dance '}+tliich folio led `va:
GA quite an enjoyable affair. •' As ex-
The .necessary. steps ` ' for wiring penscs., were,.low, the Fire Co:. real .
�Th '
Carnegie Hall for: Hydzo lighting • ized•'some cash but of the. enterprise
have.* lastbeen taken. The coni- but not -•the ainount expected:
tract,. was .let, by' tender', arid•.,went to . • o=o.•o
Drinkwalter & Cousins, •the�loeal el -.e:,
ectricioners and pluinbers; S coir "BELFAST - a
the
wiring; of'tht.
tract: includes ineer'"s'. res:
Pump house and the eng
idence; It' will take :about a ihonth
to complete the work • :
o -o -oma
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•.CHURCH 1,1$•*; .
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Methodist' Church: Rev. J R. 'Pet-•°•
,ens} A of Bel'grave will conduct
the- service in the 'n ornin'g,••'and'
iDr.. Darby, in the evening. Dr, Darby. -
ie the repre•sentative • supported' by
the•' •Epworth • League's: of the, Wing-
'ham. district.: Let all the meinbere.
'of the League•be• present.: The ;past -
;Or will., be absent on .:, anniversary.
work.
The.; April. meeting bf tineorith
Kinloss W. :AMS. was held iP - `tht
period, ..,4r van-:
list. • We- hope to see him' around • churdb, and the study • Majeske 'Gaunt, eldeet 'daughter of• Gollin With a Clase: of- sp./A,
the mein era aalr•
Mr.. Snell on Wednesday,. ,April 13
We *ish Mr. and Mrs.. Scott inan.37
years of haPpy .married life. •
is- true that "foreignerC,
mainly made _up the "wet" vote on_ _
Gotten .contiriued the Study, of ,Ax., .
The -next Meeting Will be 'held in•the
have very feyi . Of -that 'pert': The:Vote
here stood 100 dry, and orilY 2. Wet.
. Tuesday, April 190, . a -baby
-boy arrived at the 'home Of Mr, and
ht the be)ne_of•Mrs,134 Naylor.- Sub-
ete A cordial invitation is extend-
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. The Presbyterian Cmgrogatio
'•gate„ of their liniditeeastrY. Th
date fiked -now Jane •Th
date yas to have been May. 29t
Further particulars. . :
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ST. GUSTINE
Quite a nuniber of, our farmers re-
port that they are through seeding.
That's' doing, It up in good Rine.
Mr. Pat Carney is not ,aS weii as
friends would yriah.
Charlie Desmontie, d Greenock, is
visiting his sister Mrs. Brophy,
Mr, and Mrs. Sullivan called
on their aunt, *II G. Brophy, during.
We are sorry tO raliOtt that Mrs.
There well a the
hothood redently... of the death . at
_be.red•hy numher, of ,the older
year, •. and she passed away on: the
a cettain. Of • Mrs,: Wm. Struthers; of
ed ,LucknOW .fog
years v. -here. he took part la eleariag
a -bush farm. ',About the year- 18'70
al sort booin develOped In. Minne-
sota, and North Dakota* and at that
hive GradY died
sortie years ago. 0'
2nd- Sehool end thoseawho braved the
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cold snap enjoyed a good- prograni
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TWQ exercises "The New„„SchOol" .and
t`The Conquariag Cross" Were" 'given, -
The . next 'regUlar 'meeting. „Will: De
held in the elnirch PP. Sata May 7th..
of the Guild meeting on -Moo ay, ev-
given. The topic for the evening ,
was ,a Cliscrission on the Good and
Evil Effects of,: the War, taken., by
siateda of solo by Mi. Watson;: .
mental 'selection: by Mre. R. M. ,MC-
•trchestra. An arousing Rein was an,'
bY_s apinber:of girls. The
eatinganiat „„teek ie. in -Charge of
the Look704-Cortinuidi°7---
Partioi Nib are ''.1ising•tbeiracari
for hire. or gain tivat pay lionse fee
The Council have given instructions
that 1/Y -law regulating the -above
must be rigidlY enforced. If ,you
fail to _Secure your liteme •ToromPtly
By order,
• The Village
A pier entitled "linme Ties ay. the
al a
Dramatis) Club 'of trlisitY Chtir'ela Myth,
will be given in the ted Halls Dttngsmi
non,•att the erg, d A.pri1.141 tinder aux.
40ii IOC
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SCHOOL ,REPORTS' ,
gbect attendance and efficera.weie el,
We'd for. the •eoming year,' Darina
and 'Initter :knife and: Ole
sister workers in, the-W.M.S., regret
worker among .and bake' had •th,
gift: in tokeii .,our wisl•eS
'Your feture -welfare: 'We 15riovr
rick! Mrs. J. Alton, Mrs, IV: G.. Gard
Officers. :elected- fOr the "Year
..ljeaSherwoo.d.."1,aat year was a, v'caa
arleiallv there being left in tbt-
The. effirers• fo:. the', Sunday
are as folloWs: Sant., Walter Altbir,:,
Seca,' Tillie Sherwood. Trees ••••Ittlea
„Alton; Organist!' Janet; -Traz'kott:
MRS -HANNA DIES
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'MONDAY, APR. -26th.
The Sheriff's Oath
and
2 -Reel Comedy
WEbNESDAY, APR. 26 -
Fiat he News
earaoy With All f,hoyes,
,Two glows each evg., 7.30 and 9.
o EVERYBODY'S COLUMN o
\IONEY TO,LOAN on mortgages and
-Companies. COnveYancing done
• with neatness arid despatch.
ftlt..p1KKER; OSTEOPATH' at the
. of disease. , Adjustment of• the
.ipine is pore quieklY .secured and
avith ,fewer treatments. by. Osteo-.
ttobros and . garden tor 'refit.- A
-,iirfien. at the peat...Office, call. next
"d .-and see the .:eleeiric washer at
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•frame Suitable, for .anyorie
iu'ad-Wringenain Oat
SteWart
bell .:6701 ataaiino T.•
land- 453.
Sr. II: Total 1291,73. Stewart.
. Sr, Pr. Total 515-P. MacDougall
2/3,, C, 1910.4nnetia272°, A. MacDollgall
Jr. Pr. Total 515=41, MacLeod
* perfect attendance for month.
Nancy A. Gollin, Teacher.
Rogues differ little.' Each begins
parentlY: lfe.r Usual health..
}retina -Was 70., years of age, 'Intying
1851:. • Since the death of. "her hos-.
tile hrisiness in Winghani, =and she, -
had the reputation. Of heing, woman
-n.r:v.ty.ed by three_ dflughi,
71 '111 draniclitOrg ttro , Mrs. ,,
Robert • ' Allen .a4•41 Prls-lra,
ye l`F ago. The funeral waq hold
IN MEMORIAM ".
Mr. and Mrg: John.: Bahlwini" tones;
Ontario
Gather 'round Our door.
Silently they bring before us
Faces NV() shall see .tin mere, •
Ruby Curran,
141001 gilftki
.(lon, or Jos. ,Agriew,,Lueknovi.
FOB 3 A LK-743:repm ed house!. hard.'
ri soft Voter inside, goo -d -
number of fruit trees 'and stabfe, all
-to Mrs; Wini Henderson, -
.1)0.yid Houston, wish to' thank the
friends and neighbors for the '
daughter, Marie" Graee..
THE- COCA MARKRT
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