HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-02-28, Page 174
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DENTIST
MacLeod will visit Lucknove
„. P4iPAimEar-vSTE02AMeetethe
aneeday effernoon. Ali chronic
pathyeaamoves the physical, canna
;With, feWei treatments ,by Ostecee'
'petite' than. by any 'ether Method,
Tomtit(' pricca paid, for all'kinds of '
• poultry.
IVIAU0E C. BRYAN'S
Registered Detometrist
ogee Metionnick Medical College. Chi -
Headaches. Dry Itchy Eyes. Granu-
lated' Eyelids, Watery Eyes. Pain in
-.Eye Balls. Inflemed Eyes. Pus or
Watery Discharge from Eyes and
Dizziness caused by Eye -strain re-
beved through Properly fitted Glass-
P.Cross' Eyes :straightened through
Properly fitted Lenses '
• Satisfaction Assured
At the Cain House. Lucknow. EvarY
Wednesday -Afternoon_and Evening.
FOR SALE.---Nordheimer Piano in
good' coridition. Apply to G. A. Sid-
dall. Lucknow. 8-11-tf.
LOGS WANTED ,
eale
Mies Rena Gorden was,. over from
'Palmer hes, hie conipleee eeoult
sale BO Now ^ 7
is visiting, at William' Irwin's' of team
• Mrs. 0,'"DecAr' his been in Toronto
the past week where phe attended the
funeral of 'her brother's' wife.
'market to bue the following kinds .of
logs, deiieered at our Saw Mill at
Lucknow:—Bassevood. Hard and Soft
• Maple,' Beech and leirch. Will •Pay
stock of. Elm lumbee • en hand. and .
:there being very kittle sale for •Elin
',furniture: We- are riot ineneed-Of-Elm
in a geed' quantity •of other logs, We
-thy of elm along . with the others.
. providing the -logs are large and good
Mr. IL; J. Moore has so far recoe
ad from. his illness that he, is able
be out of bed.
Mrs. Ed, Palmer who has. been c
fined to,her room throughont the ,f
wifiter, is strong enough; te
e 'Mies Bell •Robertson Who has h
attending the millinery openings
„Termite expects to be hOme and h
Mr. Rose Anderson' who has. b
*visiting here the past three we
Mr Anderson , is it present' engi
ce
er-
to
on -
all
-be
een
see
lasse: jest . east of Luc -know -eied.
fridae of last week at the age Of 65
y'ears. Me. Jewett had not, enjoyed
the end had been looked for, for some
time. He leaves a , widow,: two eons
and two deughtersei ,
eST„ HELENS
, Miss Eyelen .Bowles .of 'Belfast. has.
been. visiting her amet, Mire. C. 'Dun .
end in Lueknow; the guest Of Mies
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Mr. ante Mrs., George Webbe. were
mtg. tg.14',Zzgmragv,,V,irtm
vetei early Sunday morning loot Wife
and' mOtheiee
MVS, Wation'a. "Ceedition had 'been
in the Lucknow Presbyterian 'Church.
was Misa Anna MacKenzie; She watt
a &lighter of the late John MacKen-
zie', the feenilY home being at Para -
tempt. She was married 17 yearseago
eed with a eon, Rae, 14 years ef age:
and a daughter, Ada 11 years.
MacKenzie and Wmele MaeKenzie of
town are brethers of the deceased •
FOR SALE—About ten acres ad-
* 'jacent to the Village of Lucknow on
a.'theapioperty-are-- situate. a -comfort-.
able :cement and frame. dwelling with
"'five rooms. woodshed•and good cellar.
good well and cistern. Frame barn
36ft.x25ft "with good' cement stabling
underneath.' Hog pen and poultry,
house, 30 fruit' trees and a variety of
small fruits. also a never failing Everett Massachusettes saYing
Foe further particuiars apply to Everett which is about 500
28.2-e Lucknow. oat. -from Luckirew. ;a -The -call -letter
in *farming,
H. Norris, who hat conducted
the Kincardine Creaniery the' past
Robert MeEeery & Seas, of Erie.
The tranefer tOok plied on Peb, Toth.
raner—l•hava op hand 'the 1p-
24 samplea of a number ef the beet nin for a .few weeks. •
wallepaper houses, end will be pleas -
'ed te ehoW the* at my hoase, or will
oa Monday Of this week froni Lendon
where she had silent five*weeks * St.
ieus 'operation while there., She wish-
-esetathanlaher many friends 'for their
Douglas Osterhoiii has been build-
ing uP a Radio Broadcasting outfit
that he hae 'been experimenting with.
He has been einding •out code signals
'with this outfit and this Weelahe re-
ceived 'a letter from ,a Radio Fan in
that
p
milee
een
eke
ged
The Mildmay Gazette giv6s the
at Hensel', Schuyler, ip, ppg: 'Of .;,t pair ed frela our eeleariefeitY 'the'death
by,' getting $24 dealers' which did not:. ‘.n01101§Pital. Toni '14id ,I00in a saffOr-'
)1004. -ea eleam: ea.-, eee, • , - er for, several; yeareewith bronehitiee
The haere -been' Woking foe aSd early last veeek he landed at Ati,
the Pair e ever ''Since, but
Hensel', lecate this- One .on •a. far.* Yery"illealind abiolately•erefiated-the
neer Brucefield. Howes before igag- doctors' assiseance, Saterday,
prbliminery hearing Andthe evidence that it was censidered ibesteta. have
we; seee, that he was 56ra...to Walk- eini taken to the hesPital; where be
e jail te await trail hetere Ad- passed away on Sunday. evehing
ge, • nine o'clock. Tom's e.are,er, while not
The ether map, Wm. CorOelaie, Ine worthy of emulation, was' in a way
bvoal:edn:n.teabiedente bieocaot,Pentle:O}'•ibui:taadicalldalyaZ: eiwuainte, •bleareneresintinega,vtaonasgaby t_ch,benlnetays,t1Hree,..
said 'he Would be either in London o wed, yeare ago, arid came,
pair Were ,eutting weod- (or Pretend- his' parents', ambition- to have him en,
•of town, thee occupying a . shack -in Tteorm°'Ideld, 'Awneg.ilieCaarnn:'•chatutrethd 'sinomineiScrYel:
:lig to. be ao engeged) for jake,Miller
Miller's Web. One eveniege they came
ieg the aftetebon they made h., e-heeice so anuch with .the freedom that he se
eraw,he eknewiegeethat,,,,,ole,_ had eaS This' wai aWay back between fife
been working for Millerebelieved hi§
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pretty; smooth, story and caehed the,
check. Schuyler says. thet '''ae be Can-,
net wriee beeceed signing his name;
CornelUis made , •the check while be
.regard eor the truth, es ehe readily
Turner'e. This wae., proved to be felse
:by Mr Blitzstein, who eald' the ebeek
lied been offered to him and ba Miss
Cook, who recognized Schuyler. as the
SALEa-A' Bronze' Gobler and
FARM FoR, SALE '
Lot 5, ,Con. 11, Kinloss lee, Bruce
• Co.. Farm situated 12/2 ',mile west of
Kirileugia known as the -Hayes home-
lese). Prospective buyers please add-.
• "'rem- -communications eaegardingeprice;
Eliiabeth Hayes, 244 EastSwat St
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.JOHN PURVIS'S, SALE- REGISTER
Monday. Mar. 3rd. ,east
.6f Riversdetle—goOd,cattle and, hor-
.--26 head buile end heiferee'illISciet-e
,E• state John Ruttle
„Wedneeday, Mar. 6. Farm of 300' HAND BADLY CUT IN •
..-acred and "big list of good farm, ' . .ICEePleTTING MAC
stock and' implements. 114 116'0
Wm., Whitock—
ineplemente, 1 mi e eh of: art of his left hand while ope
Westford,- '
Thoinas
Tuesday. • Mar. 11. farm stock—'
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cows and etockersa-2 miles east' of
Henry Mathers—
John Coultis--
Friday, Mita 14.—evell bred horses
-and cattle -south west of Winghana
HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY
Douglas's station is' a Canadian 300.
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'JACK_ MINER AND :THE BIRDS
Written. hee Jack Miner hi
This' book coveis ell Mr„ • Miner's
perienees with the 'birde and is: b
tifully illustrated with 53 Piet
mestly:teken by Mr, Miner.. ,
book novr in 'stock and. on sal
Hughes; Holyrood, the, beginnirig of,
' The .regular Monthly : meeting' of
'the.Harris Mission ,Bitial will' be held
on Saturday afternoon 'met, a
Jones". to have been given here Mit
tions the Play eWhat Happeeed to'
owing to weather 'and road, condi-
tic Society, has been` poetponed in -
The Young People's' Bible Class •of
the Presbyterian cherch, bas pur-
chased a plane, fram .lier. R.: Anders
.eon foe the. basement of: the church.
MreChas. .Martin is 'putting' on a,
eX-
eauz
ures,
Thiie
PURPLE GROVE •
:Schuyler eaid thateafeele:aetting the
..Sehaeler has not seen bini .since, nor
. does,: he know where he is Coraeluis
.appears bp the creeerer• iagee
Mr. and,Mie.- Will 'Welsh has stier-•
ted tie move to' there' neW home.
few idays••at
• Mr. Isurnes Richerda left this week
Stenley of neer LucknOw.
inakee his usual callgeneeetheaBirega,,
The:11,,icFnelana ' Brothers ate 'at
present engaged cutting lee, oe the'
the Lech -6e' "Aid- 'Was:. held'. at- the',
a• llY
onday
leg 8'
temperatures of the:season, loc
On'Sunday morning, 2R degree
low. zero- was registeredi; on. M
it Was 18,. and on Tuesday morn
ci
HINE
reater
ratiag
.TreleaVen's pond Teiesday in
Thompson was oPerating the
bee; and in reaching out to
something. the' cuff of his coa
caught by a 'set Screw which
cuts the "fie-lii''ii)irifiktitnt'th
fourth:finger, to, ebeve the
the sMall finger only ,beinele
ter ',receiving first end here
Hospital', He appears to hay
the shodk very well :
-an _ingeetious contrivance ma
adjusted in such a ,Way. as tO
the ice as it moveS along by
power. It does Very :leis
work. Mr, ThompSiin ,Was :ace
Jed by his partner:in the ice
basinCes, Mr.. Kitchen of Tees
Thompson Bros. operate the
e on
mach -
adjust
t was
which
om • 'the
ft. At -
the ine
e stood
eh was
cat late
faCtory
omPan-
-cutting
Tees-
. ation Liedeitey Society was held on.
Leehersdagatela.alatlea from 3,304.00.
' The Meeting was "olieifeelewitheet-cheree-
. us, by there'clieol, This was feillOwee,
. ,by the' secretary's teport. A 'selection
wag then. rendered by the school or --
"Resolved that the gaines and :spans
, of the preserit dee ere moreenjurioue
than beeeticial," The AffitinatiVe was
'•'Geddeis., and 'Elliott Burns wIdle the
Douglas..M.orgoss Henderson and Gov.
. small nuMber Of iwinti. Miss Mac.
. us Was.,,Ovett by the tod Fenn .girls,
l'•+1atiorie...Dottsitag and Jessie ,Fitawayt
the two AS after. the ebeck WAS .eash-
id be gnt the eaeh.' allteeimahle Part-
ed, ,walked to -.Brucefielil 'eteitare
working foe his ,board.
It mey be added' that after the de -
and •Un alarm ceock beloeelng to. Mil-
ler were mieSslOg• '
•CHURCHe NOTES
' strong Wae in' the chair. The scrip-
ture leeson was ,reed by Lieingston
Menary mid a s.,‘,sword Drill" wee eon-.
ducted ip 'ewhiely many Of :the Leagues,
home of Mr.'' and Mrs. i'V". X. 0,OW1eYe hie by, finding eepassageseie. iecord
st' "e A. solo ewes sung --by -Myrtle.
Bruce, Instrumentale were played
Leohe Buswell ..enci Helen' 'McLeod,
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ar, freni, being as. popular.
Runoi4i'Mqoa entertained the.
:hair arid a fe,ve additional -friende on'
• . Atria eel* Re MacDonald ,of
'Miss Albeetei Findlay:visiting Marie
enenels about Ripley is to return, toe
nee . home, at',Zu rich „this Week, :„„
Miss chriStee
Detroit -about Week ago to.
epend the reniainder • of :the ;welter'
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Mrst Kenneth Belle Of Con, 8 has
eelle• tie Detroit to visit her sister,
dee Fred Young who has been very
St 'as
enoniacasea-Mrs; Mary Brown sister'
A' John , Welsh of the village.
kr. Lane ofeleanes' Corners' -broth,
ee Mrs. Treleaven, ,has purchased
Mr. rSenith• el .the Royal Bank staff
end •Mr.. Taal& of the Continuation
s Omer .entertained :twenty -friends on
end hotelunch afterwards at •Mre Wm,
ed 'a very rugged constittition, a re- Mr,. •and Mee. Mee MacDonald .of
Wit, and esuallyetheie Who aiined jib- eho arrived in cutters and; aleigh, at
es it himehad them reterne - inner on on ay .reg , • and gave -
'Wrest in:full. When be grew tiree of, Iern an, evening' of v ried amuse,'
• • eer. Gideon Ruttle *ill move into
ver' getting away mach _farther then mai. 1 and, ace,apy.
•rie. He was an adept .aglesmari and 4.:;11 oWg alit Mrs. Rutue
will be welcOmed •6y the ..RipleY,. pee -
knew low ,to appeoach hiadustemere.
He knew -every peradn's "soft s
and .he opened negotietions by a sab-
Steddaed *ill give his public
ele line., of flettery, , 'which put the
austemer lett. geodliemor, an -doe -sale,
Was usually 'effe.ected,' What might
March 4, en: the' Oddfellew's Hall,' ine
haye.been an exceptionally bright eae
stead 'of Mar. , '5th, as stated feat.
'week. 'On that date thel.T; F. OehaVe
tavernseedeformer days found a
snewshoes, and without. to see the cut
hsteayhead his •toises free zein so badly thet
they had to be amputated; !which in-
terfered seriously- with his locative- •ate,rb
time During the past ten yeers he
oni....ell..cLthseo eiroonagd_3.:bhaerei:amewh:y.ttrraaineic wwaass
part of his time. The farrneee Were Mr; Rory Martyn has• a 'beautiful
‘eirld to ,him, and didn't mIndputting "rsnow-in." A very 'picturesque Wind,
him up for A , week or so. at a time, ieg road leads 'in sbetween ,snoWeee-alls•
a rem:Aber of the Oraige Order. 'The be ',a .hank rising - to: ehe ..heleony;
-fueletala. k placee: ...Tuesday • rioon There is :. eomethifig. about „living. in
400
maniere; egfeehntbil-ereirde„.1-aresse'eabnidsiacrqeumaalaina-s
..iiid•away in their last eget:lag plaee, La,ara Healy • Who was • teaching* . at' •
A FEW.. MORE FACTS , dangerous ' illnees necessitating .`a,
eerian church beld their'. Meeting on
Wednesday: etterneon the. preeident
Mra, Mrs. Baehel was in charge, Mrs,
McWilliam gave a speendid, talk and
lelieseIrene.,Brent fkared the meet.;
LOOS Of mastery lava conint
Mende roaiiiitt Sot,
on *fill.
hose old
OAT
Detroit and, Windscni to. anent' a fe*
'Mr. Boden Ritchiehas gone to Tor,
We extend. Congrettilations to Mr:
.and'.11Its, Will Ritchie On the arrival:
Of a "wee mon", Who intends, staying,
Mts.. john F.,7AndreW :Liickineeee
is spending e. few Weeks ;With 'her
Nisei Esther Ritchie' id-ei4ndinric
Week With her 'cousin, -Mrs. Robt;
Johnston, of Lucknow,.
The'Zion Draniatie Club IS 'putting
on their "Safety First"- ie the
hold sPerial 'meeting* on Friday'
Fel% i9th, *large attendance .re.
;IVO ate sorry tO•report the'Painfni
readings 'by Margaret, Seteon and
Whilliereene 'Agar. Tee lteepie'*as 'Li-
ken be Wienifred Welestere'Dr. New,
ton and, Mr, Osterhotit 'Congratulated
me There was a good attendance:,
Will haere charge. of 'the servicee 'in'.
the Methodist. chtirchenext" Sendae.
thi,eYenirig service a special "Sae
cred or "Old •Memoey",''eerviee will be
awaits aea
Pleas- had -charae•-of the.,Guildeineee,
ing, this week,. aed presented a most
entertaining And ; inspiring program,
jack Mardeek :wes 'in the 'chair, ,after
the aliening, hymn; Mi.'„ 3; C. Muedoch
offered prayea and' Cecil .Mullin reed
die "gaiiiieterealliete"Tlidee-Tqwiseeeeele
rises. by the Plass were well rendered
and mach 'enjoyed. •A helpful talk
was given 'by Mr. Armetvong, who
O: Murdoch, teacher Of the Y,:ivt.
a kindly inyitation te :the young men
of the village tee attend the Bunday,
' Alma veas suddenly seized with
prompt, operation. Fortunately: slie
pulled through alright. - .Her inothei
.. e '111raaDavideelenre haa been w44 114.1:
learn the' 'following ' feces. regarding
death, we refered lie best week's Sent-
oischsei, ;The, Ternaine oh 'it the township bail on Wednes--
the. eeening Of Saturday Feb. iteh
eeere placed ,ini * vault at Windsor .di%Y, eyeningsehough the weather Was
the.. audience,_ was, iieklia Pablic and
and ,iiriglits
when they will be taken te Mingle's
and WO 'his parente• moYed :to bune 'violin , noio were given :,by,. mr: goy
temMon in ,early "life; TionieDungetrie
-Our esteeined,:fellow-citizen,,gr: f.'".
ter bought; ,Ile resided..in,Tee.dwater'
alrnost, 40 years, leaving, ie. to.q,
1
Pliff
Phone 36, 1-eliliskow
FAMILYLTHEATRE
Lacknow
Friday' and Saturday
Feb; 29th and Mar. ist,
illaSters of Men '
A GREAT SEA PICI`UItE
Friday, 8.00 'o'clock
Saterday, 7,30 and 9.30
Wednesday March,
'A' RAILROAD STIYRY
5:00 o'clock
ert Reid, Mgr,
KINCARDINE STORE ROBBED '
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Defence the night' of Tele: 15 t4tbe
jne 7.Was; 'broken into :and a Consider-
able • oliantity of goods taken AM-
• ong.-the things taken -were 6 bags of. %-
leeted. and taken, the rebbery was ev-
ieently" the work of • bootleggers., ak
profif when the -distillers get the.
They will: ha:V.e. the canned. salmon
for and wich c,,S• they wait upon
the brew, sci they ,haVe free food lie
wen ..:11§ free: raw :material. The rub -
'day morpin:z so there ,is absolutely .
no. Ovate the, theft; The .sama store ,
I was 'toned 'less • than a month ago.
.(Interided fee last week)...
beet' Spent.-..tha Week
oing to work as a clerk With the lite son; and 'Mr: Goilloe sang CP&
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Miss GrenaChe Of Winglitim spent
_Mrs,. Jackson of Auburn visited at
shop te 'Mr.. Fief*. liebsen'ef
water. Mr. Dobson is moving -over his
immediately. Mr. Cameron has• beeri
an excellent Workman', a model of
tends eo go Mrs_ Cameron and .fana
• BOYS CONFERENCE AT ,
PALMERSTON
Band eaill be held. on Saturday.after,
Mr. aid Mrs. Jas. Pardon tof St:
Helens visited on , Monday at. Mi.
Thos., Henderson's,:
ed Into Mr. Thos., HendereOn's house.
father to the village., '
A ,play entitled "The' Spinster's
'Convention!' 'Will 'be' given On Friday
evenieg 'Feba-2etla,-in the basement
of the cherch.„Other'numbers'i*In al -
A wave may sliP. up on the
weather bureau but It always takes
elaee 'when friend ;wife taken off an-
other quilt.
tati oh the
ortot
-thotight it' Wag' worth attending;
'..be h getting Wildf.and
Bois: remember the boys confer.;-,
ence at PalnierstOni Feb. 29 tp Mete
boys. Every boy is requested to fetth
his skates, Come •all, end make the
eonference a, huge success.
;Fred Malone, toilvener;
hard ou .luirness.,:uang on tilts;
'Kenneth Bell Ins gone to
t,o so ent , shone time wit
We ,lleard 'Westford hid a -Box So- a
that , bar); „was , sttil en Aga of "Terra
inueb of that' little Village.
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G•00., and Miss GladyS and Net-
SundaY,, on their waY to Ripley to
thpir atii?t Miss 'Moore. who is
at pi 0:.ent nn de r the' Doetor's care;
eiisa AoOre 'we are pleased to report .
le slightly improved. Her •sister Mrs..
The -feet that sleek to roc); the •
Cradle PO* atenti.On the 0118#
1000, 'Went that. *.ei OtOSUrtie'
KINLOUGH
Owing' to the , bad roida the young
Mr,. end ell's, FredeHodgins enter-,
ouit0 nunibele of young pea;
mooting. be beta ar the hems
Meech tele Tepid "T.he Happy Ws, to
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