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LUCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, 1937
r . Anil Crop Ririe
•IOrnitic
'UP*: NEWS) A'
Fire; e, of "undetermined origin, which
�•;,
had winedlii considerable .headway;
•
,. , a ore•.being discovered 'in..the: ;early
Y`6 . hours -last Friday morning,''eom l,te-
• ly . destroyed Mr. Fred Ritchie's barn
containing his '
seasores crop. of ha
Y
_,and ticses of oatsal o,his waon
and
•
rack , which 'wereon the . barn
floor. Nines pigs and two • calves;
• which were: in, the stables„'weresav e
Fortunately tel �.th .• wind was'blo ii�.
away from the implement shed and
'>-,the 'dwelling house, • which are '.only.
a • short distance from the barn.The
loss is; partially 'covered by insurance.
'Mr. and Mrs. Freda Anderson ;and
'Charlie visited ' in Goderich qn Sun
day. .
Mr.; 'Boden Ritchie, who has been
employed ,:for ” the "'past: few -months
with tithe r:Towland ; ,Coristruction Co.,
• returned home last week= . the paving
of the road between Wm ham and
;Blyth: having been,`completed' and the.
15=ton .'paver and all -other equipment
moved' to ' London
where
h re th
e
y
were
• c0mmencin anothercntsact
Messrs.` Will,
'Earnestand Harold
Gardner ; "visited• ' `"with � Mr'. an`d •.Mrs:.' Mark Gardner., Wingliam on Sun,
day... •. Mr. ,' Mark .'Gardner returned
.with 't - • f .
heti to 'spend' a t,w .^'days at.
isand : Margaret 'leases : Jean M et M'cgrn;
non, and Mils Jean Duff . of Detroit,.
spent n
•� � s t th week -end, Wthe the formers'
aunt,,,Mrs. Robert Andrew,
•
1r. R ' L. Treleaven
- ENTJST
LE.
,..TE PH
O
si. V. ,yam
iB9"ce is 'W:�' . 1Ce deuce •b3
Dr. Wm. Fowler
PHYSICIAN` & SURGEON
_
Office Hours:" '
1.00.371.00-8.00
P.M. ,..:P.M.,-:
.30 . • ti .
Sundays -1.30-2.00 P.M.
Or By Appointment
'Plume . se
h-
' A• P ESSALE-,-,No.' Duc
P L ,^� R1
'FO
esti.-W G. Andrew.
STRAYED -from the ..premises: of
• •the undersigned on Saturday night,
young ,cow, : rising -.,3, • light roan. --
.G.
oan.-.G.. Zinn,' R. 7, Lucknow.
• 'FOR ,SALE; -Car of good .quality'
feed heifers; ' number of'choice
',feeder a.
'white Ace. 'calves:: And a"number: of
:choice: heifers.' due to, freshen: ,soon':
-J. W. Joynt, Lucknbw...
GIRL. WANTED •' FOR I'HOUSE-.
WORK -Experienced.. Good home for
right party. .2 0.00 month) =.
Mr s.
Breslin, 71 .W
Blvd
• Toronto::'
6
FOR SALE', OR .'RENT '= South
Halves'- lots 71, 72, and 73; con:"I1.:
Kinloss: Excellent ' farm, close .'to
village. of Lucknow.=Apply to R.' S.
Hetherington,: ; Wingham.
PE.RSO'NAL '-
•MEN! • GET VIGOR •AT. ONCE!
114"' NEWV OSTRER Tonle Tablets contain
'raw: oyster" invigorators and other
stimulants:. One dose . peps; up organs,
glands. If not .delighted,' 'maker':re-
,finids price, ; paid $1.25.` Call, write
••-MeKIM'S• DRUG -STORE
MOwrGAGE' SALE
Of • Valuable Properties '' InThea .,
Townshipl0f-'Ashfteld
1Inder and by virtue of the po;ver's
of sale contained in two certainmost;,
gages'' which will be ' produced at the
time . Of sale there . will • be offered for
' -'sale by public ;auction. at' the office of
Joseph;' Agnew, Lucknow, Ontario:
on ;Friday; . October lst; A.D.1937,
, at one o'clock in• the afternoon,. 1,337
Wellington Henderson,'Auctioneer,,
the following; properties, namely:,
1• The;'south half Of Lot'. number
Three in the Third ;Concession, : East-
ern ° Division' of. • the.' Township • of
•Ashfield isi the. County of Huron; coni
A : taining; • one hundred' acros•4; of land
• more . or fess.
2 The southeast •'quarter of Lot.
number Three. ' in the Seventh Con-
cession, Eastern Division of the
Township of''Ashfibld, containing fit;;
ty acres of land more, or less
3 The northwest corner.: of Lot
• number Four in the Sixth Concession
'Eastern Division. Of the Township. of
Ashfield containing one-half an 'acre
of land more or less. ,
On:' the secondly described 'pro-
- perty.is'. said' to be 'a frame barn on
'tone foundation' about 60' by 40'°,-,
The coil is mostly sandy loam..
• On -the thirdly. described property;
�• is said to . be'; a six -roomed frame
house ' ' ''
The. properties are• situate about
ilii milesom tem Village, of Dun-
ggannonan, ght and one-half miles;
:front the Wage `of.• Lucknow, and
ars ;mostly: watered by a• 'spring
" • creek.
• The above properties• will lie offered
en bloc and if not sold, will, be offer
• ed separately. ? '
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty „per
• '• cent, of the . purchase money on the
day • of' sale, and the ` balance within
' • thirty days thereafter. The properties
will be offered:subject toa reserved
Father • particulars and 'conditions
of sale will be made known on the
' day of sale or may be had on appli
cation to the undersigned. l
DATED at Wingham, Ontario,. this
twenty-eighth day of Augtustt, A. D:,;.
.1937. .k ,
,WELLINGTON HENDERSON, .
Lucknow, ' Ontario, Auctioneer,
• •
' J 11.CRAWFORD,
W
' ingham, Ont., V'endor's Solicitor.
DIRE -COMPANY' MAKES $300.
'''!DONATION, TO, ARENA FX.P:TD
regular meeting• :Monday night, v• oted
$200,00 to:thee „Arena Fund. This ie
'apart from the $100. a year they have.
Pledged to:, raise • in any , or , every
year. if required,, ., .<
1debentures .i .
t,.
.;Upon, the. sale of,;, n ;he
Amount of $7000,:'there Will, be avail:
able in casha total of ` some .$7600' to
erect and equip: the interior •;of • ,the
arena. The extra:•°$600 .includes' :the
Fire Company's ' $200. donation ..and
scene $400.. kor .more ;that the. • Arena
Club, •wih.•have"`bythe' end of this
month
PAREWELL :TEA
A pleasant event was enjoyed at
the'home of Mks Josie •Woodcock,
Blyth, op Wednesday 'afternoon, where
a''farewell tea'•and, Presentation was.
tendered) M •s. A, A. Valoney, wife of
the rector, who :comes to Lucknow
this week,' to take Over this.four-point.
parish. .
• An address was read by Mrs; R.
J.; Powell and the''Presentation of .a
quilt, 'was made by Miss Mary Coll,
inson. Books and pictures ' were ,pie-:
seated ..to Margaret and David Ma-
Loney ,by. the Sunday School. The ad
.dress was read by, Mrs. Cartwright
and the presentation' made by Mrs.
Arthur Barr.' Tea was: served and a
Pleasant time ',enjoyed. •
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE:MEETING
The September meeting of the Wo-
g
men's Institute was 'held 'on Friday
(alithumpian (o t
C
air
$12.• In! Prizes To B.e Awarded --Four
•Cl'asses : For Children .And; :,One
Open Class -Horse Show: Promises
To • lie Outstanding Evening En-
tertaininent'.Is L al -Talent Play . '
Lucknow's ;72nd annual': Fall Fair
will, be, held.. next Thursday and• -Fri-
day; September 23rd and 24th:
fThe official openinn g, the parade of
livestock
and the calithumpian con-
test, are opening' features. 'that: • will
he well worth witnessing and those
planning to; -attend the Fair :should
be . iii the grounds early. '
Of outstanding interest, will be.
the visit of Mr. J. A. Carroll,' B'.S.A.,
superintendent. of agricultural socie-
ties for Ontario; who will officially
open' the Fair' at 1.30 o'clock. His ad-
dress. will be' preceded by a ,parade
of all .bitched andhaltered livestock.
'Ah ..added feature of the opening
activities will be a Calithumpian cen-
test. offering ' $12.0.0 in prizes. Four
,classes are open to .school-
children
i
ldr n
o
r
Younger chi dren. wit • rizes' in each
'classof $1.00 and :50e. These ,classes
included, `girls' ' decorated' doll car-
riage-
ar r•iage- or . tricycle;' boys' decorated
wagon or. tricycle; girls'; comic • or
fancy : costume and' boys'".fancy 'or
comic..' costume
. class; A fift h ..ass ' offering�prizes of
P
$3., $2. and $1.00 is open to everyone,.
arid is for the best novel,,:freak. or
mirth provoking, outfit or conveyance.
All entrants :in these classesareasked to be • on the : grounder at. 1.30.
Sharp. . This, promises •to be a color,•
at the -home = of Mrs: J. C. McNab )`ful•and interesting contest.
The motto .',`Take care- of ,the Pence,' Lucknovv's• stock, show is widely
for the .pounds :'will •: take...care of; known., -and ?this" year. , the .;horse show
Eliemselves;' was. taken 'by Mrs.. Mor -...:;in particula ;•: should. excel, previous
-g�-- - - ,' . ' . u - raw h•�a-•-•�er1y,�:abtrae>ivepr-iz •
tion as .a , factor in '.efficient home list. Included in the list of '.speciate
a
making • was in Charge:• of Mrs.'D. i tandem', sp n, with prizes .0410.,
• 1.. Thompson. Mrs. Clarke','gave a; and $b. offered
.readingand.: Mr's..' Treleaven Concert Two Nights
dealt with the subject'. ",Educat'ion". The evening entertainment is of.,
d .
1
The, -.•call ` a a answered -�•b :'If . high- order. Lucknow talent. will ,pre-
e.. 1 s,.,.,. y „
pre -
You could:` have:' just one More labor sent: the -:three -act "play; Paying '.the'
saving `i ' °' Fiddler'.'. This;is.presented' under ir-
.device. 'what would it- be and.. ,d
wh •? "" A s ic contest. was won b .. ection •: of the ; Arena. Club It is • 'a
Y P eY 'comedy drama,well.
.
a'Y
rs 1 k ' i essin con-
M C andin
,a a�gu g
testthe, winners were Mrs.. Cook,',;with `amusing ,scenes. It: ..is a very,
Mrs. Mcinnis,'` Mrs.;. Fowler; ; Mrs. :modern. story •; and is sure to, please
Anderson and : Mrs. Treleaven.. . this play loving community,.
During the busin
e
ss period:,' plan
for; entertaining St ':Hele
Branchand heaPPointment.ofe
egate to the • Harriston
'
convention
were' discussed, as ••well
;tivities; which.:;canie: before the Meet-
ing.' ,A ' committee ,was appointed ';'to
interview ^the;" council:.;re rdin g • the
cleaning of the ;water; fountain.
:Lunch was served ''by., thehostess
,end directors in charge.
CI aring. -• aid
s' .
mens House and .•Wash:
Des s
Waists=Skirts etc TH MARKh:T:
STONES.
Kiriloss`'Sink Hole A • PP ,etite
,.
Believed Finally Satisfied
•
Weeks Cif 'Work Reeently Concluded
Effert, To End F'erioclici' Sinking'
'Of .` 'Roadway Concesinon 10;
Kinless ,Press Cameraman
•
•Kinloss sin hole, on:. the10th
r:oncessiorp: just test of the; Gravel
aoaC still in the 'news: In' pas,t
have ' been,' entertained' with tales
many happenings 'that eVeirthe oldest
residents -cannot 'recall having..„ ever
occurred.' These storieS in •the daily;
tabling reading, end hive. diawn wide:
•spread attention to the• spot where'
• After Weeks of Work. when sonic,
.20,0,00 yards of clay 'Were dynined on
the snot, the .roadway now' -Offers
, changed :appearanca .; arid it
watChed, closely tq see: if the
sinking, • that has taken place at An-
tervals over a period of YearS, is now
Various Means' have ,been , ti4d in
withOht Snceess. Bridging .the ,spot
was Conaidered too costly, and'
6pring county Machinery:set 'to' work
to bnild' up the road with cfay, drawn
from a hill in the adjninipg'field on
Eldon. Eckenswiller's 'farm and •,which
has .:Practically disappeared ,in. 'sup -
filling. '
Thie filling extended for 'seine 'two
undred feet. The road which Was
formerly 'quite 16w swanipy'sides
has now been 'built up several• feet,
As the centre weight incicased,
ing. continued :and side ,!aulging OM.
banks' were• built :up, elevating
With them the trees and' telephone
poles ,,at this point. '
Finally.the "help" that wag bottom-
lees- at one.Point for some forty feet,
showed signs :of being filkd. A grav-
el top ,has beeri applied and the spot
isp•noW a fine stretch of road: A; cer-
tain arnount of settling is- yet loOked
for, 'bid it is anticipated, that the-
cOntinueci Sinking will he overcome.
The cost bilthe 'work is reported
W, Treataini the roving Ireperter
the Free Press; reeently ,Visited
the. stint, 4end in T,uesday's, issue,
picture of the road appearek as well
a§ one which illustrated the Side
bplging which toek Made., The extant
by ,the 14ttit,,Press---earnerrimititi-kwhb-4
.tag Collector,' intro, the* pictere,..• •
It will be presented both ;Thursday:
and' Friday.night. Those who can are
especially requested to :attend the;
first night, .as:;frequently the.
:audience
cannot :be accorodated on the second
night of- th'e: Show. Admission to the
concert. is 35c and 21)c.'•
The er o r ance Friday'night will
p.f rm�, -.With
t
be .followed :.by:a ;dance •with• .a. gen-'
eral:adinission of 25c.
M
AR
KS84TH • � •HDA ."
BIRT Y
W.
G. S
iie w.ood;
observed' his
'84tbirtheaY.:on�ridaY-Se t:'40111,-
1937. -
10th -1937. Ho hved'?n a,farno"the-1,Oth
con.':ofr'-A hfreid-for' riiurnber t
,years.and °of late years has1iv.ed'.at
;Belfast.. Although.:poorly, in health
at times he is able' ' to beup and
about.' He takes. a' -very keen, interest"
in all the passing events.
SHOWER FOR BRIDE
to Mrs. Vernon Hunter. (nee.: Anna
Mae Treleaven) on WednesdaY. bY
nuniber of girl: frienda. Whin • the
'bride'arriYed,-she Was presented with
a deCorated 'basket, filled with' Many
taken . by surprise, She' thanked , the'
girls. for remembering her, and as-
sured of '• alaiays , having' plea -
'Sant Memories of times spent .wit,h,
them: Contests were enjeyed .and.' a
.dainty lunch 'was .served.. •
MITCHELL -In Thninins-,4"on 'AU-.
Mitchell of Kirkland Lake, a son.
Huron Presbytery Takes
Stand On Beverage -Rooms
Declare 'Their Operation In Huron
County A • Violation Of Canada
Temperance Act And Demand That
No Authorities Re -Twined In
Huron When They 'Expire
"„The Harm) Preehytery,.of the Uni-
ted Church of Canada, Meeting hi
Dtingannon, Wednesday, Sept., 8th,
ca• lly the followinwretolutien presen-
ted .by the ComMittee on Evangelism
."Whereas. the operation. Of BeV,
erage rooms in the County' of 'Htiron
is a ;Violation Of the "Canada, TeMper-.
mice Aet, which has been :fleclared
the Privy..Council tO 'be in fpree An
said County; .
And Whereas- no eression of the
people's Will has..eve. indicated any
desire for Such a violation of said
And Whereas' Vve 'whole heartedly
condemn this lawlessness arid thia
,flouting of the will Of "the people of
the County, '
'Be it.therefore resolved that we as
a PresbYtery, in order to :safeguard
the yOuth of our 'County; demand. that_
*hen , they expire, , and. that these
It waS quite apparent that. theta Is
Of St. nelens, "waS instructed to send
a co y, of the abeVe reSOlution to
Preniier,• and td the teader of' the
'OpPoSitiori; and to the sitting mein -
berg for Huron, or portions thereof.
•HURON 'COUN`PY,SCHOOL.
• FAIRS. ALL CANCELLED
, ,,un tlid'e.S,* ' 't,, h*v, h�i+�n made.. 11vr.
tan 7vInele'nd, Huron Ciuntr'.Agriicui.
'tural representative, ':that' all school
•..P.
"fairs in the County have been` cancel-
`led this., year., The, ..action' is taken`•
due to the ,•, infantile' paralysis epi
demic,':^and while eases; are .: rare ' ^in '
the, County, '.this precautionary mea=:
sure' was considered advisable. •
Acting o instructio from
g' uP „n ,., ., ., .ns the
deputy:- minister Ontario :.dep y� ,.rrr piste , of,.. health •,
Mr' Macleod: consulted; with' medical'
officers of health in^the various mun-
icipalities where: fairs are held,, who
recommended the cancellation. •
Two fairs in the, northern end of
the county, affected by the ruling are
St. Helens and; ' Currie's I ' Corners,
which were to.:have '• been held on
September 28th and September 29th
respectively. L;...
MARRIED ON SATURDAY::
:Webster -Holmes:
' A pretty September: wedding was:
aolemniaed• at the •, bride's home in
Oshawa on Saturday,' when: Hazel.
Viola, daughteri.of'Mr.- and Mrs..Nor-
Holmes of Oshawa, became the
bride. of ;; Charles• . Elgin. Webster,
youngest "son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich=
and Webster of . Lucknow.,' Mr. and
Mrs. Webster will reside'.in Toronto.
f,,
-Mr. : and: Mrs... Richard Webster,'.
Harvey.' And Percy Webster,• attended
the wedding.... • ,•
YOUNG PEOPLE :HOLD •
OUTDOOR I,.
. EVENING SOCIAI.
'First activities 'of the Young,. Peo-
ple's Society `of the United 'Church,
for. the fall Season' ,, took:; the form Of
4r tdo. r Social'. eveningat-the
n,ou a soc,..
rada a
o ' Th d evening. mss on-'
n u y...e e g Gaines',
tests.: and a .sing -song were enjoyed,
around .a camp fire,' with abundant'
refreshments"of corn, hot dogs;: sand-
wiches and coffee.
in the -evening, •
'� Durr a spin �
g e .. v g, '14liss
Rae.. who 'ha :beequitet"an' Active
s , � n ,. ,a .
member of 'the:,Society,, was, presented
with a.:letter: of a' reciation. 'Miss
Pp
Ra leav '`. shortly:Attend 'Alma
esto ted ma
Rae
College. 'The• presentation was: made
by thePresident,
.,,. p s : , and Rev.S:: T.
Tucker spoke',' briefly,,. with: Margaret.
replying.•
FORMER 'SENTINEL EDITOR
PAS ,r
PASSED AWAY .IN:AWES
I
' : Word has "'been received here of the
heath of Mrs., A. G. Graham, editor
,and ,proprietor of . the ,Eatonia Enter-
prise, a weekly`'p"aper established' in
k i
,S_a s at chew an' in,1919.Ii s 'death' oc-
curred • on:. Tuesday, :September, 7th.
Mr.Graham was forinerly editor 'and,
manager of the, Sentinel : back' in the
70's, tieing appointed in:that. capacity
p J
upon- the -'death: of thd-:fo"rmer editor;
, ,
HELD HERE' MONDAY
In•Interests Of. C. A: Robert:don,
etar Candidate' For Huron -Brute
•
is 'billed - for the TOwn Hall, On Mon-
day,. eYening at :8. e'Cle'ck in the in-
terests. fit the' official Hepburn • can-
didate, Mr., C, A:Rebertson .Huron'
, Chief 'speakers will be Wm.' Holick:
M.L.A., Niagara Falls; .Garfield •Citse,
RETURN OPEN, VERDICT
• : A' coroner's jury; at Duftnion on
Tuesday, returned.an 'verdict
in connection with the. I hUray .ac-
cident smith "-of Dungannon, , year
ago Labor Day, when Duncan Mac-
Donald lost his, life. The inquest, Was
delayed over a year, owing to • the
fact that: •Bill 'Webster, one 'of. the
thief witnesses 'was discharged from
the,.eorbner, presided with Seven wit-
nesses being exaMined., .
•
LOCAL TRUCKERS MET -
., WITH GRIEF. LAST, WEEK
DO "TOniiyiet Act-Dttmage Minor
In, Both 'Casea-No Injurien
Last week was turnover:Week for
Total tinekers; with both Mciwbray's
and A.: Wilson'S. trucks ; fignring ;in
mishaps', that resulted in rather,nainor
dairia.ges. and no injuries of any con.
Early last .„Nreek, ;and early in the
Meriting, 'Mowbray's truck did a som-,
ersault on ,the ,Durham read, when
;truck left the, .roadwaY,; and After
;plowing along the .,ditch for a piece
'was brought. sharply baek,, On ' the
pa:yeti:lent, 'turning coinpletely oyer,
and landing on ita ,i;vheeli.: There was
the • 'Vehiele. Jehn Jamieson, who Was
'daniage oCcurred and the truck con-
truck'qurned over its 'side .on
A• shfield, Iry Meeting and passing, a
its triP, Mintage 'was not extensive,
altheugh a itloor was torn from the
Dealt With Arena.
rs 1 uet. #s
['h e,
read.
Subject To Approval Of Railway And
Municipal". Roard Tender Awarded
'Igo' hoofers'u i�
S pp.1y Co .-. '-Pr ce ,Was:
$G'15O�V1"ork Of:'Completing Fenn -
,
dation 'To Start Shortly'
Subject to apP the . `.proval bf the-
-Wavy And
he •ivayyAnd Municipal, Board, the tender'
was let for: the erection of a' Coin`
munity '.Hall . and. ;arena in Lucknow
at a meeting of the Village Council
and Arena ,Committee on, Tuesday
night. The successful firm is. the•Roof-
ers, Supply ,Company. Their price for
the shell,. complete, was $6150.,
,
four firms tendered for • the .`job,.
lint' at a.`recent meeting, two of, these
were eliminated` due to their:high
price. The selection remain4d, be.-
tweenr The G t:`.Art Metal Co., and
the •Roofers'. Supply Co. with rere-'
sentatives of these two ,firms• being
given 'separate hearings on. Tuesday
•'lhe•'•Galt Art Metal' Companys,
figure:. was $589,0.,' but did not include
two red brick chimneys, 'as ,did' the,
Roofers' Supply plans. • .Ther•e . were
other; minordifferences that 'resulted.
in the successful 'firm's tender figur
ling out to be as matter Of a .few dol
lar
less. Both buildingswere' quite
simila
•uc'
r ,in construction; 'being of 'cis='
colas , type •construction with snow
:shed.ridge. The dg• T a tt uss 'in the ';Roofers
Supply building is ,of somewhathea
vier• :construction
The Roofer Supply. Co .•. is 'the firm
that had the original' contract hack
in ' 1929'
Noacti :can b ' to - the
on a taken' build-
ing until the ;sanction: of .the. Muniei-.
p l-Boayr eeived
However,, ever
,, wit ..aome •$600 •,i
n m l.
-
'iately available
from-the Fire Co.
pany and. Arena Club, work will ''be
started' quite •'soon in preparing the
foundation, '
�•in
addressing: theesti'` : Mr.
m n
;Fossil). of the ;Roofers' Supply, poin-
"ted' out that their'firm'was. arranging
t u. . lumber to a lo b a c 1 for• th '
Ye.
. Y
build-
ing, as . well ;as ' a good deal. of 'other
material entering. into the construc-
tion.. ,Considerable ideal ,Tabour will'
be employed;
• Council.
were unanimous in accep-
Ong : this' tender, whicjr had the unan-
imous ;approval, ,of members of
Arena. Committee.
ST HELENS GIRLS DO'• WELL
•I n ,the Juni
or..Instituto :competi-
tion
ompeti-tionfor. homemaking clubs:at'`,the'
Western ' Fairy •London; on Tuesday,
St. Helens' •:girls. ;did. exceptionally
well. In the "Clothes.: Closets .;Up -to
date” `'.competition,' . ; Laurin Miller.
was -2nd;; Annie Watson 3rd and
era.;.. aylor_- 7.thi _••�:Audr ' Congram'
of Dungannon was: 6th Miss Miller
was-Included.'in a`group;""photo.;:of.
some of the: winners appearing ' in
Wednesday's ,'Free Press.. ;
Miss `Taylor and Eleanor ,Wilson
of Auburn, ,representing Huron, 'gave
a demonstration of; -table' setting for
an, 'average country family.
ANOTHER VIOLIN
r•ast.week we mentioned a violin in
the posiession of' Mr. Wm., -McNall,
hearing the :date- 1625. Mr. Jack .Mil -
which. has the year • 1629. plainly
number of years. It ,forinerly be-
longed to , the late John Boles, and
After his death, Mr. Miller. secnred
the instrument, frem, his daughter:
UPon repairing it, °Mr'. Miller --found
it an excellent toned violin, which
could be funed key ,higher , thin
either- of 'the other, two Violins • he
lifelong Kinloss Resident
Passed Away Saturday.
Illness 6f: Mori Than'„Three Weeks;
With BronChial
Fatal To ani. .A*Ik
The death of Mr. Alexander Puryes•
occUrred . his home in • Kinloss
Township early' ,,S,atu*Itty pornint
•
pleurisy which be , had been aubject
to several times, bronchial pneumonia
developed, that oiertaked his Strength
Thirteed,,yea6 ago, Mr, •putves un-,
derwent a Very, Severe', eye opera-.
tion. that undermined,his health, but.
in spite of that; ho carried,on the
work on his fart)); never conplaiiiing'
and always cfiebifill, _
Mr. PUrves, in his 63rd year, vas
the third tiOn. of 'the late &Mort and
Catherine Purves and was born and
lived his entire life On the ,'horne
farm: ;He ,Wad one of a family a
seVen, in Whiell'his death is the first
on Atigust 25th 1909 , he married
Esther, Cook,: who.e.Witha..lanaily.:, Of,
kind husband and.fathet, Mrs. Alvin
Miller (jesSie), Herold, Uary: and,
Elliott. Another ton Charles 'died ef-
diphtheria When in 'his fourth year,
as' well as other children in infancy.
Surviving ,also • are Robert and
Charlie Of•Gelden Piairie; Mrs: David
Milne (Nettie), Mrs, Alex ,Gillies
(jean) and Jcihri and Edwiri of Luck,
no* And VieinitY:
'were held on. Monday front lila late
residende with intekm4ene Kinloss
The Bread
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AR.RY L.
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,A • DIRTY.' JOB:'
• Threshing this : year is generallyr
said• to be a .vei:y dirty: job. Along
with, much, mud .• on' the • butts •" of
'sheaves as''a :result•` of the wet. wea-
there is sniut . and rust `in some cases,,
which add further; toward Making .the:
a thinagreeable.
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cases. it is necessary to `give hands
breathing spell, from:the; .choking .dust,
-that-fills-the-bat n.
It IS Convincing
eyidence of untistial intelligence.
his eyes „ attention. when they
SEEM' Id. ,,be normal, Regrettable
'.there. are riot many more' each. ,
F. T. ARMSTRONG'S
Lucknovi
s Conservative: Candidate
:. 'CONGRATULATIONS ,
Conservative Convention As Cari,
ablate Dor ',MY ' Of London- In •Inunity Hall and Arerin.er The 'yote.'
....Rweovit. rwit.T,Ak.reeT-0Wwanys:ieBalidll,o, te.hairm-11,11 ,. mmuijsotr,ifteye or ifu: 1,s•tliOy Votes out of 246 Vet,'.
. es cast. Those 'who started this 90--
teetor •of the ,Church of tbe 'Redeemer ject. which went .oVer with a a g.
proud -that the rate -
(Anglican ),. and rural dean 'of • Mid- bl.iiiiictikgnso.wiii .whieli nheaarveiutt‘uvroe .:fithei: eco•gmne... ,,
throng Of ,Conservative delegates in' munity .hall,Arena rind a.. iieW Post: -
Carry. the .. Conservative :banner in the
tario election .of . October ,6th.
City .,nf tandOn riding . 'for the ,,Qa- '', yocotod net .ildiooti batreilisatti uthve:rsynta. mluleerh tali vne„s., .
oeCasions was member :of the" Legis.
and T. F.' Kingsrnill, Jr., now iery-
Two ballot's were needed to. choose
'Rev; Mr.: Townshend, ',With ',the low
man dropping :out. on each vote. Dr.
WilSen'a:,naine :was the first to. fall,
'and:, en the Second .billot, '.11/16Yor
`Years of age, .andi' in that time has
-been associated ., With such VOCatione
He was born in Goderich Town -
shin; educatedin Huron County public
DARN, BURNED. „
'threshed; fire 'broke- out on Tuesday
anl • destroyed the barn' ,of Herbert
Pollock.' Corr. 12, Huron ToWnship.
Kincardine Fire department answered ,
hp!,1 to discontinue their efferts After
driveshed which .v. -aa
schools, attended' Clinton • Cellegiaa Hon. Earl ReWe, Conservative leader,
apd later Huren College." At tlke will address a mass Meeting in God-
* 'of -Western Ontario he took er'ch skating tink • Monday Sep
honors in EngliSh and history. Be. -
ore ordination he taught school near
He *as ordained by the late Arch-
bishop0Villianits and was immediate-
ly. anointed as rector of the Angli-
can Parish or Ainlotigh, Bervie and
Kingarf.4. Nine years ago he beCaine
rector of the Church of the,'Iledeemer
in London, ,
Townshend has been chiefly Interest-
ed in young people's Work and:shortly
after his ordination -was „n.anied in,
charge of this prOgram in the DiOCOO
Of Hnren. He recently retired. as
chairman, of the synod. cOrninittee
'He is rural dean of East ,Middlesex
which ineludos the ,pity, and a Mein-
ber of the senate 4:4 the University
of Western "Ontarie: Some time ago
the Federal Government. appointed
him on the veteran's aasistance tont-
and to' study- their probleina, Coact .20th at 8 p.m, in the .
°.: 'Fotir years ago, he was eleeted to .ests of C.. A.- Robertson, official Hep -
not bp required_to are ' Garfield •Case‘i, Owen,
tenber 20th, in' suppmt of Dr. I; obbs
in 'Huron arid Fihron•trUce regret: -
Card Of Thanks
'Ole. family of the late .
kind "nets anti expressions of sy
pathy. at, the time of their' recent . ;
bereavement
Cittfl:-Cif Thanks
Mrs. Alex Purves and faintly wish
to thank their 'friends .and neivhbors
for all'their kindness ;and sympathy'
during the Sickness . and eince the ,
death,,Of our. dear husband. and father.