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JohnW. Pattison•
Radio Se/Tree
'PHONE 171,, • WINGHAM; ONT
AB, TObes. •Checked Free.
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Batteries, Tubes, Accessories
Dr.Wm.: Fowler.
.PHYSICIAN 41c SURGEON
Office. „Hours:, Id -
. „V.
Sundays -1 30-200 P M
•
1' Or, By Appointment '
-"Phone :00. • '
FOR SALE " Geese , and a
Gander -Mrs V. Durnin, 1..ucknow..
FARM FOR SALE, OR RENT
Apply Mrs.John Lasenby,
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Luck/211v: ' 7
FARM FOR • SALE • OR ,;RENT—
On conee,ssion 6, KinlosS APP-IY • to
, H. Lovett, clo P. Dahmer, E..
.; Kincardine. •
',.
Weed, 141 cords • green Woad. and 50.
cord's Cedar.—Tem ":13neglap,.
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.4. -3, 'Lucknow.
n Arena Next inter?
Yes IS •The AniWei. Mr, G;d11. Smith
• VW Gie You, As He Starts The
-. Ball ..IteilliniviTo.',ArowIle -ginithitS-
iasind.:In The COMmtjudit.Y,
An arena. in Lacknow,is, a ques-
tion that • has been'. dormant sineg
the Iprevious Preject:' hie*, up along
with the stock market crash, hack in
Today' .it fs;-Agaib, a live questibn
in the village, and, Mr: G. '11. Smith,
one of the prime movers in reviving
'the issue, is confident that ' next
winter._ • I/1 I
LUCknOW.
13tit . it won't: he done without the
'o -operation . and ' support
spirited citizens and the municipal:.
The,,:undertaking would be fin-
anced, • it is proposed, by individual
contribution's; andthe balance' rais-
ed: by the., Municipality by leaning
debentures. • ,
; This would '-require 'a vote of the
ratepayers, butvith an active .or-
ganization behind it, there is little
deubt„. but that the, 'by-law would
pass. Eurtherr to issue debentures,
would reqinte thilli' consent 'af, the
RailWay and Municipal ';Board but
no difficulty is ..antreipated in'. 'this
Aprineetiertleof-,-the'.7fa-Vereth-lit
financial". Position; ,'of • the
he almost debt iree.dearlY
•
TRUCKING SERVICE—No pr -
pared to do general trucking, PrerePt '
service, 'rates reasonable.—
Armstrong.• J. Wilson, 'Phone 70
• LuckhoW.. '
• With the arena site bought and
Paidifor-and---the-foundation-,-built
fe ears ago said to he Stijl 'fit for
' •
, the .eost of putting. tip the hnild-
ng, would . be Considerably reduced.
Definite figure( are being sought at
„cr..
,
"AAPHONE FOR SALE—In ex-
._ condition, banished" :silver
;iTl. 10 lessens free to purchaser.
Very reaSonable Oce. Garnet
rrier, R. 1; Lueknow. °
• • ,
FOR BALE --,-Pure bred Yorkshire
„ pigs; bred scivis; Serviceable boars,,
- weaned pigs. Bred from prize' win-
nineblood,, price reasonable:—
,Orvilie Free' Dungannon.
"Phone 14-r-13.
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FOR 'SALE OR RENT—Two '100-
, .
_acre_farins•-one_ron...the '0th Con. of
.kitiown as the Moran -farm,
•and one •on the 10th - Con. of Ashfield
.:. known as the Ferguson farm. -
APPli :to Mrs. E. Congramt
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• AUCTION SALE—of Farm Stock, th
present. I '
The . 'Agricultural. Society, 'faced
with • the problem of ••,,,Seduring an
Agricultural Halt are \in-
.
terested In this arena, proposition
and at Present are waiting to See:
whit action • may. he '• taken..
If a few cititienai:of the.'Conernuri
ity would •"Play. Santa Clans in ' the
forin,:of liberal Contribiltiens to the
i.ena fund, it wouldfiend•-arr-imper
tape,,inipettis• to start this .inciVernent'
hat would 'end in: this !village having
fine arena:ere •another 'Winter reit's
' ,•1",
:And when, we.?Speak of • an arbria-•
it is not altogether from a, sporting,
angle. *The building Would •-serve a
score. Of purposes and by . its coin-
modius
accoModation .wOuld permit
urnerouS -activities ....and -gatherings-
at, at present cannot he Undertaken.
The :tendency, during , the •past few
. ,
years has. ;been to make use of `f.the
depression," Whether with or without
reason, to turn- thunalisdown, on
most Major expenditures.• :What this
project needs • now is enthusiastic
implements, Produce, etc.,, at ,Lot 35;
Concession 12, Culross, on Friday,
February 26th, at one o'clock. •
Perry Hodgins, Administrator..
. _
Well. Henderson Auc
AUCTION SALE --Of- farni :stock
and:';imp1ments at Lot 0, Con. 7,
Ashfield, 234 miles ;West of Glenn's
-Hill on Thursday, March 4th 'See
bills for list -and .-terme..--john Kit;
. •• ,
patrIck, :Prop.; • .Well. Henderson, •
Auc "
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;-'TENDERS IWANTED
Tenders will be received by C.• ,
McDonligh; elerk, To -Winship of Ash-
' field, until noon ,Marcirrith, for erusb-,
ing and hauling apprOximately, 6000
yds gravel; work ±0 cornmence, not
later than Jtine „1St.: ' , •
• An , accented • 'cheque' for ten per
•-corit to: accompany , tender. • •
E:, MeDonligh,• Clerk,' LueknoW,,. 3.
Herb. Curran, -Road Supt,'
•Liicknow: 7.
,
• BENEFIT DANCE " -
• There will be a benefit dance for
--Bill'Webster in the Town Hall, Luc!
, knew, On : Friday, February 19th,
under LucknoW Joint Club auspices.
Hogan's, Admission 25e,
• no tax:
, DANCE, 'AT KINLOJGH
Dent ynias the big dance. in Ein-:
• 16iigh Hall, ?next ' Tuesday evening)
Ft7Ftithky, 23rd, • .Under ausPices. • of
. kiniough 1.4'0. L., .,No. 1139. Afihsfs
.sion,‘ Gents 2,56;.• Ladies AOC,
includ-
ing laic. •
SOLD P1tOPERTY0 HAS
GONE "'A) HAMILTON
,
Ida Sills and son Lorne, left
•, on .TueedaY, for Hamilton, *here
. they Planto take up . permanent. res-
idence. Mrs.. Silis has sold her. market
• ,garden farm, north of the C.N.R.
• pot to Mr.' Herb Millet ship village, ne'o hireiSelt was 'A keen
Mrs. gills has .beeh in indifferent bo ler hd &trier:
health; 'which *mild, not 4erinit her , Mrs, Malr tad children *ill t he
.operating her fruit and 'Vegetable 'nineh missed .in R1014Y; but Will re::
'farm, and betide ;her decision fci dia. main until .the aufiliner vacation
be -
pose , a it. mo to establishlore' Paining .111r, Male; whoienp
Ate Tii� Ij IILyT ,ii.anirneliT,Thecatneeffectiv
•at �nce.,
support. Tf• you can say it with , o -
lare;'so 'Mizeli the betterfIf you can't
You can at least do bit by, •rtp-
Prciving.-of the__Undertaking,.....rather:::
than ;condemning. it. . •
' Will Lucknow .have an arena next
year? It's -Up to -You!,
PiVE • DOLL -AR, pRIZE ,
• -
• , ,
Miss Margaret IVIaCIntyre Who i,.
visiting in Detroit . with her aunt,
•Mrs. Dan , MaaKay, was • . the ' lucky
Winner of:n door priZe itt".the
''Ave. skating rink. "l'he
Ptize . was $5.0o and whether or not
Miss McIntyre took to her, first at.
terrine at arena roller; skating, . it,
mtist have been. an enjoyable ' even-
ing_
. regardless.
• A., Mk' Ripley
N.RlL Aget Transferred
Years And Was:, Energetic Public
Hai Been At Ripley , For Past. 24
SPirited
A resident of Ripley. for twenty-
four ..years; and, the Oldest ,triart.*,
'point of service in
.A Nfair; • C.N.R. Station agent
ut Ripley; hft been transferred to
th.4.n.ipOn whets he will act.iP the,
same . CapecitY.-„,
•',While the inoVe for Mr. Mali. Is a
.promotion, it is nevertheless 'e
mat-
ter ,of, sincere regret :that he, isbeing
transferred. •• As a Member of the
Ripley Uhltett, 'Chinch, ,and of tuck-
, rioW 'Old .Liiht 'Lodge A 1%1
he has been partiohlatly active. Sport
'also found in energetic sup-
porter and he was alWays, one, of the
moving foieea behind baseball !. and
hockey activiti'es in the Iluroti-Town-
• ,
TAUGHT IN COMMUNITY, ...
•
4 -r -.114r -vg$
David . Rennie, 85,,' Formerly, Taught
At. Tiiie-Se Fourth„Afik
• ,
,
Whitechurch... ' ”
THURSDAY, FEBRUARy l8th, 1937
• The death •of- David Rennie aged
85 , 'occurred in 'Regina' ”oi January
1.8th, , He, passed nway, aftera lent, -
thy , illness,- ;during:. which he„,.. was
cared: for by his -daughter, Belle with
whom be. was making his honie.
:Mr•-*O-Onie was, a •.former school
teaeher, at •the. Second and Fourth
COncessions and at Whitechurch.' He
left here . with his Wifeand family
about the Ibeginning of the: century.
At 'one- time theyl..eSided_in.thed_xes.,
-Pence, which, has since ddisappeared,
:that was situated -near the C. N. R.
track iit the Second Concession close:
to What was then David Henderson's
bush and is nowowedby Mr; A. P.
Stew'art.'
• •
Mr Rennie"' was •laid to rest d, in
Mobie Jaw, beside his Wife; who had
predeceased him'. ,Surviving are .. two
daughters, , Mrs, Mary. E. Gould and
Belle' .and ':three • 's -ons, --Robert, and '
Peter .and ---David .who are twine. Mt:
are •residing in the West.:
at the MGticKldaTvisite"16-67-Y home on thel"Stec3Zadj•
. •
;Debate Feature Of Literary. Sdciety
'Meeting Held OJL Thursday
tweirvirirvio*
937 -Differ..
Wel
„
aryf.r.1.• Lei; Oeticy.n: e'ow Sn't F.°1e13. Liter-Thirty-Two
liedit. los And. :Even EgvenS.' ?)-Srrn ' BP1146Co:o--
Meeting. ,on,' Thursday, the tiltrWith •
, ,
,cthhaergVer".7•TR,Iheenin%.etiinsgs'ProPie)ndead''I'wa.ifithe: tw490, • Bare. Aad. motor 'Cant 'Buzzing
verses of .4!:0-Panada'..P 'after Which :the
president, in a 'few remarks, express- Jtisdoubtful it even ' old timers •
ed her regret -because a• riarnber of, Carr -ever • remember a January : and.
students taking -part!, Were absent 0• ,
ebitlarY to date, marked by such
a of the !nfite:ztXiiin.ar4.a this gaepalern-ed7aPIeas-pezd of the of i37Not only
ing• dnet PthiPPing; Thider"...: The hasthe ground . been almost eontin_
important feature,.of "- the • Program' uany :hear, but the temperature has
was a_de.bate_."Sheuld.t.te,ater_etrorts". exceedin •
_inaliclerater-4114,71i.
be made to convert immigrants. into meyous days •ver.,;r. spriaglike. - •
• • .
good citizens." The '.',affirmative' was In; direct contrast is :a •period from
Upheld by Fred Wafriwrighi, and Jes;
February li.th. to February 20th, in
;ii:-'11Peae.iitImrsatni.;•etnbde ,44E.°ttg•aati,V1;e1.bl'er:MMaoci'--
1005 Wben snow, was ',piled' high,
trains blocked,and mail service dis-
'Donald. ,While thaludges- Withdrew rupted'• •
to reach, their decision Rexford Os- • •• •-• • : •
trander and, . Frank, xaeicenzie, gave' A calendar' in the ;possession of Mr.
. an instrumental duet,- *folloWed hy an W.' J. 14ttle, 4C161°'w's veteranshoo
enjoyable" . reading •hy Louise Gr;-er merchant, tells an hitereating story
The.. depiejan . of tka jadges,, t.mar''y• '0, t Period. Recording the daily
wether conditions :on a, calendar,
and Douglai Clarke was giV'4iLby the with notationsOf interesting OceUt-
, • ,
T:Tiatheteir:in'ehdletinhcsrg
• . closed with God Sae
tren'hedtblieeetilig2-1:seleOctnigdebeenn7tallkeTolibby Wi'th
the icing. The. High 'School. is 'holding 'Mr: '1101a' ' and tharesit ja that
theinaliii:hal: skating :Plit'tY :On ThUrs. much
eirlyrawir-ell.-ff6W-fgese: old :::calen•••
interesting -arid' vahlable data
FORMER. LAUNDRYMAN'. •
• The .death oCCUrred of :Ing Hong i on
Monday. 'morning, February I 8th, in
Seaforth hospital, where the deceased
hadundergone an operation
The late ..Ing 'Hong Was horn in
"Canton,. China, siXty, years ago. 1 -le
has conducted' a laundry business .all
his life and had been located in Clin-
ton for six rnentha :since :leaving
Lucknow, where he had been in bus-
iness • for the past' few year's,
• ,
Dougan conducted the
funeral ,
service, which was held frOro.
Ball . And , Zatfe's Funeral Parlorq,
Clinton, The ballbearer Were Harry
. • . S
•Lem of:LUckno,W, Petty Howe, Jack
Brennan and Charlie, Mg:, Hing , of
'Clinton.' • ": '
continuing the -busineas- in Clinton.'
•
Chesley is considering raising, its
poll tax from two to five dollars.
Stripped Of Clothes- In
ood Buzzing Acciden
EwatIMar.Phereen Had 'Narrow
-
Escape When *Clothes'. Became En-
tangled In
SPinahig' 'Mandrel • And
Were Rent Frqm His Body This
Probably Savi g Life..
• - •
It.is rather gruesome to ' thin ic o
the. fate that might easily have bp
alien' • Ewart MacPherson Of St
•woOtt,-.htizszing"-----acciden
last WednesdaYi.' While -'*wOrking
.their, tth jjj the12th concession.
Along with Ewart, were .his'
•
, -
.thers Gordon: and. Rees- the trio bay
mg just „started. to :blizz e Pile o
'woe& In niaking .some adjustment to
,the pet •OP ' of the outfit. Ewart's
clothei,.'."'hecante' entangled. in the
ispinifing mandrel.. Iri a spilt. second
his d;e1o.thing_ovaa.wrapped around the
'flying shaft, Brading
-himself again-
st the framework; : Ewart .ntireeti7
lonely Managed t() retain his footing,
while the clothing was rent from his
body,: aS'':the power driven belt slip -
Ped from the •pulley to 'relieve. :the
Victim's predicalnent. '
'....Hearing, the_ rip, Gordon turned to
find, his brother standing with little
on but his shoes, and 'devoid;of ail
clothing, 'except i feW tettered
.fra-
gments, which :flung around his feet..
lifs wearing •aPptarell; 'inciuding.vest,
new:. ove1all4 and, other Substantial
garments,,, were -reduced : to -nothing
but, patches and ribbens.'
Being: ,no drrY to be quite some
diStaned from . home .in..111.e birthday
Oordon.shared his 'clothing with
hi brother and ..inntied him ...home,
Where atter ,apending• a • couple of
_days 'recovering froth sOre arid strain. -
ed muscles, he appeared ncine the
,,,VorSe ofhis harrowing experieinee...
What Might'have haPpened had he,
heen piCkeit' up bodily aud,huricci
,around the shaft', •probably
,cOntact with, the blitz S4W, is not
:Pleasant to •Contdmplate. ,
PERMANENT WAVING,
All ;ark done with our netly install-
• Nattirelle 111aChine and Paitior,
thlerj#, ;
SIAM i 'WtiVe'S Waves
Cotialthlation WaVeg4-.$3.30* & 85.00
A EJ13JJZt
Theme I3W Luelinow
teacher and pupils a -
the'
HOCKEY HERE FRIDAY '
• .
, Lucknow- and Paisley meet
in the s.„playdowns in
Lorne MIA; Lueknow, this Fri:-
• day , ,evening; February 19th. •
Puck faced at 8.15. Admission.
Adults 25e.' Stuittits 15c. and
Children 10c.. Don't miss this
game, which promises to be ti
•
real battle:
• MISS ':•FAY. :COURTNEY
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. A universal , eelin of, genuine • so -
roW)- and regret was ..v.cperieneed, by
people of ,When they
'learned of the -death at Byron, Ont.;
of Miss- Fay Courtney, :daughter:. .O.f,
Mr: and . Mrs. Joseph ,:Conr.triey;- con.
10,, Ashfield, Fay;, Who. Wasirr•Aer,
22fid year, had lbeen " health for
.abine time and
.for
.
months 11.44,..,:beezi!;'..-.undergoing.:_treatL--
„ ,
ments at:TQueen,' Alexagdra • .Hospital;
Byron; Ont: in spite ofPmedica1,. skill
however, :' her, Condition: failed to .ini
prove and on Friday; 'February 126,
surrounded by the serre-Wing, mem-
bers' of her tannly• she passed•
• • .
peacefully 'away. .).
• Miss Courtney, had before ill: heal-
th -.intervened, spent •ierne "" time -,as.
••nursel-in,training at st.:Josqpys Lon-
don. -but apart from that; ner'•life was -
spent in. Ashfield, aiid her passing.
has cast ,a deep shadow Of grief' 'over
her wide circle Of friends, Her kindlY.-
dispoeitien - and cheerful, pleasing,
manner, endeared her to all, and She
• will long, be rernembered as A true
friends andgeneral favorite.: • ;
'Beaidesher parents, Mr. and Mr.
Jos..Courtnek, she .is survived:by four
sisters, Mrs. -Wally Jadge • and •Reta
Courtney, jacksen, Mich.. Vivian
of London, Ont. and Grace nt.hOnie.
Alsd three brothers, d•Leo. Fred .and
Jseq,' 'au At home.. A, younger brOther,
Edward, Predeceased her soine years
,
On Saturday, ,the remains :,Were
brought , from I.;ondon, Ont.,. to , her
home' here- -by-Russel "" JohnStefi'd:-.-bf'
LucknOw, and :interinent took %Place,
in St.,JoSeph's cemetery, .Kingsbridge
on Monday' morning. Requidilt High
Mass wee-eelehrat.ed. by ReV.:, Fr. FA.
Ian ..7of ;Godeigeh,, who. 'spoke kindly
of the deceased, and„referred to the
Masa. anothe: perfect prayer. Fr. •,.Fal-•
litn also. ,Officiated at ..the grave, At
the offertory of the. Maas "Ave Mar -
was .iting by Mrs,: Wm. Lannati
and Dr. G. Frayne.. The .Pallheal•ers
were , Wm. Johnson; dLloyd McCittleY,
ICeith Johnson, ,Louis Hilean,'Rgbert
•Howard .and Thos. 1V1p.Serion;
host Of hi:ends. that, thronged ,to the
house, the large .,runiriber. attending
thefuneral and . the Many 'spiritual'
bouquets here eloquent testimony to
the esteernin which the" deceased was:
held by all who 'knew her, We extend
our heartfelt -sympathy, td. the ber.
etiVed family in their; great Ioss..
Card 'Of'• thanks
Mr Wiiliain Mole And &linty 3.V.1$11
to ckpress. sincere thanks to friends
andtioighhos fOi: their' ii,l'any*.kind
act's and, expreasionso sgthittitlW
the, tithe ;at their bereavethent tthel
. ,
4aetho
, 6
' the • funeral,.
, During this period back in • 1905,
there Were "piles of silo* every-.
where roads were drifted full and
finally the --elements blockaded the
railroads. The 'blockade 'started when
the indrning train. on February. 11th
Muldn'tget through ,and- it was .the
Sixteenth .before • the first 'train rea-
Chedthe local station. :‘'Thel roads'
blockedup again that day and was
„the 20th before another train -reached
the village and the 'regular service'.
,
During this. tinie th viilage',waa
993,99! ,93,9,
e Brea
e .13tea
,
•
*613.13 MCgrilu.APTIC 'ANI) :SERVICE
Specials For Thi* eek-Enit
.04.1*E tkygit
POubliNUTs,,, PER DOZ. . , . 20c:,
SEVERAL. KINDS. OF TARTS; PER D6Z- •
•And 'A Large Assortment ]Of..t
COOKIES, HUNS AND SCONES,' • PER DO4
, , • • • •r 15.t.
0 L MAN'S QUALITY
'PHONE 36 . LUCK
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'
BDAKERY
Friday and Saturday Only ,
ure (hesloy:; Flour
MILLED '.FROM :SELECTED HARD 'SPRING
BAG
WINNERS IN, RECENT ROBIN [HOOD FLOUR CONTEST
. •
.E,LMER, ALTONL-2nd Prize, Set of miiking,•.j/i;wis..
,Ltop PHIPPg-7-30 prize Salt ana.N0Per,.Shahers..
, Bogen-guaseed,lhe COrrect weight of ' hag, 328 ,PoundS.
:Mr. Alton, and Mr. Philips both guessed 327 Pounds.
'PHONE 91 LUCKNOW.
The .dut north of town was one Of
the worst spots OA the line and at the
4th concession a „pie* and a caboos.i
.figure n in ad c011isionresulting • in *a
without., inail except : forfire that destroyed both, although the
that • was 'inede,''abOut midway thrn ocenPants. .escaped . serjous
lheLs_torinrhyleisin-..and,ileightlroin ".--,*, . • '
Winghatit to .Drelcitow and hence ,to •Spring got here in March; hoWeveri
Rpiey and Kincardine.-, ,
Sentinel , Of., that date ..tells that • 'oh -'"gareh .17th, . snow -oft :iidetVa1k0
.."..March lSth, first rebin7",
.29th;: htis On .wheels," ."Merch. 29th;
frogs out," anj other such interest
ing notations.
during the storm: there Were no Ides
than eleven • engines and two .'snow
PlOws. • Stuck between Brussels- and
Kineardine:.
'
Debate 'Feature. 01
-,--:—Church-LEntert4,innien
Varied Program Presented By,Mre.
Armstrong's Group Of The W. A.
4',/f The. United; 'Church --Debate
Reveals That Church Attendance
Shows Increase.
First of a tile' of .social -evenings
o he in the United. Chili -eh' tee
Friday'evenino.r.With:- Mr's
,
k...T.[Arinstyong's group of the W
A preparing .'and presenting an in
. .
teres.ting,.pregram.„%, •,
• -. After %the., opening, devotional: ex-
ercises conducted Rev. S. Tuc-
ker, •Mr. W. B. 'Anderson ,took over
the 'duties' Of chairman. • The . veriOui,
hunibers (which followed : proved
quite entertaining:. and ,." were,'well
Preiented:."TheY, included 'a., piano . solo
Jack Ackert; a" trumpet Solo 'by
Reide •'cbort.i by ' -twenty
a• :siixePhOne solo by
.11arOld Button; a 'solo by Mrs. Ern-
est Ackert; ••it , piano: Sold by , Mrs.
:,Fpwler; .hunterous dialogue
_:•Harvey • Treleaven, _Rexford 'Os-
trander and 'Stewart Collyer; solo
bY Ilarold • Allin •and. A piano :duet :by
Mis Jessie and • Dr. .Giiint,•MacIten-
.
CAR WRECKED' IN
STRIKING_POLEMONDA1--
Calendar RecaIs Big
Fire ' Campbell f Block
``..Worst.,.Fire;In,-20-Arearstt- Wiped Out •
•
Seven Business Places In :October'
, Chi•yeler , Car, •' about .1.9(1
.3..
Model otvned: and driven by Isaac
of the. Nile, was badly: wrecked
jugt south of the village On : Monday•
Lea,vine.the Mad, the ',ear crashed, .
into a :hydro pole and the guy. pole
.
and wire, near. W.- P. Reeda
resi-
dence. in the impact, fenders'.and the
k tOP' were iirettY',"mtiCh .stripped :Olt
"
enddthe car so generally 'hanged up
.
that the: owner. Considered [ having it
',hauled to the 'chimp 'However he •ath-.
ranged ;a, deal with Mr. „James:',Oul
who .00::•the. Car i1i exchange,
for a few cords of wood; and as the
motorwas undamaged; Mr, Culbert
will be able to;,.. Convert • the vehicle
into a., light , 'truck, . •
Mr. Currie Was uninjured ,in the
l'i.Shali,.'althetigh • had •the Car gbrie
into the deep, ditch on the other side
; of the ;roarl,the results Might, have
been , niore: serious. :
A . feature lot .the - evening ,Was • a-
debite;'‘i'llesOlired;' that the Mariner
in which our. Grandparents 'ebseived.
the . Sabbath prOferahle to the
. . „.
"way it is. observed by the: Present
generation." Supporting
the afflrnt-
ative Mi. W.•*f.....Macl4nite and
.Dr. Wm. Fwler, while the'hegetly.e:
Side Was upheld by Dr. R. Tre-
leaven • ahd, V. V. Johnston;
There was no decision giVr1,,.•,. •
, There .'Werc inany critereating
ar-
i.'unients advanced both pro and
pile of the surprising .facts' brought:
out, .beiht. that in 'the 'focal .Anglican
Church. (the billy 6111'0 locally that
has 'kept 7s. recordof Sunday . atten- •
, . „ ,
*rice regnierly sinee, the, church was
'establiihed) therein an inereaSe. in"
Cinirch' attendance •according , to
meMbership and .,.adherents nf••100•plt
oeut, over that • of'fifty0 years
Thi5.Wits„ aiptlealtie to the...ehtite
• tiioee4 Of Iltiteii,',althOiigh the por-,-,
: tehtagt Ot:iiteteitse" Was not so high.
• Lanett' was served before -the ghtlig
Arithot,
Late Mrs. Elia Vint .
Sister Of John Campbell
Died In Regina-- Early This Month—
Has Lived In West nor 50 Y1ears.
; Leaf week We 'recorded, the 'death
of , Mrs. „Eliza Charlette, Vifit,., which
.occurred in Regina early in February ,
lit the home,. of her • daughter; • '• '•
,' Sincc then wa:haVe 'learned that
tie. late. !Mrs.: Vint was a sister - of
,M1'. John CainPbell Of cc:M. 10,, Ash,'
:shel was a daughter bp the late
Mr. , and Mrs. George Campbell and
was born �n the l2th eOneeSSiOn of
West Wriwanosh on the faini.,acljoin-
ing that of Mr. 'James ,Forster.
_
AS .41 yOting girl she Moved. ,with
her\ parents to ::'Aslifield and • latet!
married Mr, Joseph yihti. a •hr9;ther
of 'Ai; Gilbe Vint of AshkelddllThe
young eouple .tvet • vest 'sca?"re*-AftY
Years agot They were real -dents' :Of
,
Nesbitt,. Mimi where 'burial, •„took
placed k
Mr.; Vint and 4 '141410:of four
daughters' survive, Also, ,,tWo .sisters,
George Durbin. at the West, who
helped care lot Vint'thiring hr
l'Vot illness, and 'Mrs. 1tObert' Stothera
cq Ottawa, and. one 'brother, Olin Of.
i5t
Ashtleld., •
•
, • . _, ,.,-•,....r7qT:,
',..1.:
. .,°
Besides some interesting :,:TactS
,
about'. the weather, the calendar we
received .,from Mr....W....1. Little this
week, ,recalls a disastrousfire Whieli•
swept the Campbell Block in •Octoher
1905 a.ndforatime threatened Prae-
tiCally, the entire business Section of .
.the viliage. I '.. : • A': .•-.....: -...,.._ .. --,•
::-'7'telTiske'o;Meilr!ill;iiir:n-4c,i'ee:illViniti-thq$otnh•aPtf 'fiihi;•:•:
'Electric "Light 'Plant, who noticing the
blaze after' he had ''. turned.' out the
.
street lights at Midnight turned in
, The fire, • the worstin twenty ycar,•
quickly through what was then
the•Canintiell.Bioek; On the 'north side..:
. the Street,. 'situated iri2,abont' the • '
same location as the. present ,•Joynt..
Block. 'Seven ,bUsinese. .Places. .w.ero
completely destroyed;including'.1q) Ss
IVIcOall?s milliiiervstere, A.•Berinett'S '
butter and. egg
rfistauratit and grocery • 'store, A. T,:'
Davison's furniture tore M As.
Watson's . barber shep. .
Mrs, N. L,'Oarnpbell and: daughter'''.
Who, .lived ,above the store Weii_e, a wa • •
smoke ;and in their nightat-
tire succeeded with d'iffic,iilty in
•
gr -p-
ing their way down the lone :exit, a.
narrow, 'smoke. . filled stairwav..,
$1::81:‘,110t':).t3ti\l`tift.hi7s..i4.1:;;Ilfsectt,111..a0ttet",7-9''; alYt‘. •
$7000.- SO intense .W4S efl, heat that
biziltihigS'actOis the. street :Were 'bad. .
.1Y damaged, including 'Thos. Law-
rences hardware' store W..
groCery' .thirry Day's drug • Store .D.
grocery Store. II,.
shop, ,Agpeii,,''s Shod' •
steno, and tr. ,Spenc4 drug stdre.
Fine work byt,he Fire, Brigade
Od,, by. a splendid 'Waterworks
Was: •credited, .whole
Main • Street ,front` being ,wipcd out.: ;
TO goLb SEED FAIR,
. Members of the Lueknole. Boy'
Grain, Cub ' and, others :as Men,niay
he interested' - the feet' that, the ."
second annual South Bruce seed
and 'Crop...institute is to held, in
Mildnut,•during the week of :March;
30th. It Is tinder the auspiee4. of the ,
TeesWater ahd Carrick A,grictiltnrol.
Societies. there are' twelve elast,es
and liberal 1TrizeS, One of the obieets
of the fain is to bring buyer and
eller together and to encourage tho
se*Illg of better teed.%
EalaIispta'00 • Cent.-"ffoli
.6,t thy hair eheaper; there's so '1141(.,
rs.•.; „ doii:ts'
back 1ast ort t::Ii'arge for cutting .• the hair, we
two oetasiefit,:stineo gaii4 West, otatoe for ',hviligf.‘to search' for
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