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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-09-23, Page 1, :4# TE:A!,;-41.50 IN ADVANCE -0C EXTRA TO O.' LUCKNOW, • Office L. Treleaven, , :DENTIST " .TELEPHOI4ES 53W Residence 53 3- r.. Wm. Fowler . PHYSICIAN & 'SURGEON. - * • Office ,Hours: :P.M- • 7-6.040.0 P.M. hinadays-1.30-4.09 Or Hi Appointment • !Pltaiie BC' ' FOR SALE - Comfortable frame dwelling. Ideal eituation--good gar- den, and garage. Apply F. T. Arm- , . , •• • ,WANTED' -a-,500 ,• young men to leek over. New Fall Samples. - New Gonda .1._ New TEMPLE CLARf.C.E. Merchant; Taller: . • . FOR 'SALE -Car of good quality • feeder heifers; a number of choice . White face celves:•, and e number:. of • 'Choice heifers; due to freshen soon. W.Joynt'Luelcnovi: , . , . GIRL *ANTED FOR. HOUSE-. •• WORK-F,xperieneed.. Good beim for right party:: $20.00 'monthly:Mrs. -.Breslin, ".79 ; SEI.E. NASAL SPRA.Y SINCE .pARApysis DEVtLOF'ED,,, The,CaSeof paralysis Wiiich .devel- oped in Ashfield,,last Wek, .resulted in scores df 'young people applyiflg for the nasal spray4. Over the week-, end` more than 150 :,patients. • were treatedby loaf 'doctors; with the rash ,so 'great thatlong waits to re- ceive the treatment were -necessary. Those receiving it were chiefly 'child- ren from three years to young people in their late 'teens. Following the ease Ashfield,, Finlay's. school ' in that, • school sec- tion -was immediately .elese-d and Since then Belfast and • Zion schools have been closed: Public gatherings are not permitted and the funeral Of Mrs. W. H. ,Reed was held privately on Sunday npon. instruetibns .froni Dr. A. A. J", Siinpson of Kintail,, Medical Officer of Health for Ashfield School students. attending Luckrievv school,: who were diteettly •or indir- ectly contact with the .ease tha ,developed are not. permitted , to at- ten.sehool for ten dare. • t.• , THOMAS ,PHILLIPS DIED AT. ST.' HELENS ON TUESDAY Film, To ie aralysis own At Fair taielniew• :Bair Being Held. This ,•Thursday and FridaySpace Has Been, Applied For BY Wet Menal. .orial Children's, Hospital; London, TO Show Film Regarding' Infatia ,tile Paralyaia-Entertaiiting Play .• To 'Be presented, Two Nights Contrary to reports ieports that' have been. common this past week, . Lucknow Agriculture Society • will hold their fall fair . this Thursday and Friday: Plans are completed fer the event and already -there has been a con- siderable number of 'advance entries , • ,Within twelve days' of his 80th birthday, death came to Thomas Phil- lips at his home at St. Helens • on Tuesday. Mr..PhilliPs' had been about his 'work as. usual, , until taken all. the latter part of :the week: ' POW. SALE: OR • RENT Swath e was widely known as. a. black-, Halves. lots lac 72,, And 73,, con. .1, Smith, . tile maker and saw, mill oper,. ''"wr•••••••• .„ • ••':. • • riufwvky. •:pri.7p40.11.2.4.0 • 4, RECOVERING : .Oht, ACCII) „ ", In :mite Of the fact.,that She is. nettling '; her 90th .birthday, E. Finley„,°.. fornterly ofLacknOwe. it making a. a. remarkable reeeverY from a' fractured collar bone and • shaking ihhi'wrash.e. vrieneieanytlYof t,escaes.ikavetdp:0-.11-", • was •cin short visit at the home of her son, -lerninsalaaEacellent,...farni;„,eiese • 'For, 64 yearsTie has been en- received. • - • • 32 Mr. Stuart Finlay, Elstow„. when she received a fall fracturing her left collar bone: The aged lady suffered greatly from the injury. and bruises, but is now able to be up again, her friends 'here will be Pleased to learn. She is slowly regaining the use of her arm and hand,' and her attend- ing physician is hopeful that the full use may be restored to the .injured • • A highlight. of the oPening cere- , .CAMERONCOK : • monies • will be the address of. Mr: J. . . 1 . ,_. , . .. _ _ ‘A". Carroll'. Superintendent of Agri- • A ' quiet but pretty wedding • took culture. Societies for Ontario.. Th in 'St: John's Anglican Church will be followed by , a . CalitlinmPiatil Plina. ellorth Bay at 7 P.M.; Saturday, Contest for children:, . SepteMber. • ilth, When . Gladys, only, ,137A;hirisuceoarto secretary f,i0Pfa cteh the evils abeen entri;dra. dapaiivit, t,.searn ,fb eMearm. aencith Me . rusr. idhlo' . ,oef°,?'mo,rf. ial Children's •Hospital at London.•to en• Cameroop.liarlsomicidr.imPrfrals.aAn: inent .of 'infantile P roan"of LucknOw, Ont. ,• ; sho*-a film illustraatrianlgysisth,eanatredaits.,. eldest..,arir tributing ' literature : descriptive: Of , Rev. L" L. Green . perfermed the symptoms, .etc. ' „ , ' , 1 Ceremony. 'The bride looked lovely in , This aim will be shown in the. Ak.: a navy. ' suit • with accessories to ricultural Hall on Friday :afternoon. Match and was supported by Miss Its a timely snl,:oleet that will be , 'of Ji;Yea• Hownlan, while :Mr. Hector instruction and interest tO all parents. t .Eek, f• °r, d. ' !rnpimrke,4 the *r.13c4n; ' a ...••••••^..4 1140 . Iron Lung Only 1. T... in ConininiiitY 'Developed , , , I .:Serifiellad Been .Adininistered At London And Patient Later Placed • In Iron Lung ", • a " . Extensive • Paralysis -have accom- panied this community's only case of policimyelitis„ and the victim, Miss Muriel' Blake el Ashfield, is receiv- ing treatment in an "iron lung"': at Victoria Hospital. London. • 1 The illness of- Miss Blake, 17-year.i -old daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Ernest! Blake, was diagnosed last .Wednes-, day as • infantile • paralysis and she was rushed to I.,ondon.- where the serum was administered. A weakness in the right. lee later developed And i this ipread, qausing. paralysis of the . lower litabs, and later the. left arm , ' Last Week4-Paralysia Set. In After Village, or Lu.cknow.---APply to U. gag "si-hititiftra4radera..,110.', IletheringtOn, • Winglinin: learned' in his father's. shop as a NOTICE., . , Singer 'Sewing Machines sold on cagy, .Special 'old machine al- lowance during Fair week: See-:• our ••eichfbit at Lucicnow Fair.- ' , Singer Sewing, Machine Co., C. B. 'Grinyer.) Bonded, • Dist. Repre, :tentative, Box 144. Walkerten. . „ DIESEL ENGINEERING *- • Diesel Engines require experience mein. if you are ambitious. Mechan- ically inclined, - furnish character. , reference; expert training 'given to thoee qualifying, on • reasonable mon- ' .. tlily parments;.. state 'age. • Write Dies! Engineering Institute, 206A Dindal St tendon (Mt ' ' The funeral being' held this af- ternoon (Thritsdey) ,ftem his late residence With interment Green- hill . Cemetery. , ,Warm Fall and Winter Underwear for every member of the family- -THE MARKET STORE rs..W H. Reed Passes In Her 94th Year. • ..tntertitiinnent, 'lir a • high order .is • • • provided heth-o, nights of "Paying. The hlet ,SOutu • a. three -act comed;•41rng, • Thefirst ' meeting o f uth Tiddler presen , norr4-tal, irk-inharsouligneoplAhi Society or ecnitu.1.3.unTdheorstehelvhdoii•eccatnionaroef iithrege.Adrentao, itnhge. fan term. was. held Friday even- ni gattendhtotfo to -night h stho(i/h4KrsednanYet)hthlteinfiterusti wojethint'haet'inelnariiietlof e. e°tohe. Yi°cungthriAni. in :the •haseinent of :the church will entertain between- acts. It pro- evening •was ' the Tisnoite /nisei, to be one Of the :best, fair and. the discussion was led by Mrs. night attractions for some young. 77,Kari--introductien-Cenaisting play .by . Lillian. Mertimer„ has never ,of it•iarief :outline of Elora life was been presented before. in. this cent-, 'ven ay our president . Mr. ,J P Beloved Resident ,Of. Ashfield .Pissed . Away,' in Goderich Hospital On • •Friday -Was • Truly A Pieneer, Having' COMe To Ashfield ' With • • IPER 80'N AL Her '• Parents.. Mor ThanFOX- . 'MEN'', GET! VIGOR AT ONCE!' ...Scote. Veers •Ago •1 . . NEW. OSTREX Tonic Tablets contain . -dente to .Mrs. W,. Iteed, practical, • . • Or Twenty-nine days after she had: raw order. a.01" - obier;zed her 93rd birthdayi death stiniulinta.•Ond (lase- Pena UP organs; . • • , gWderlf-not,.-- delightek-,,inaher.:M.;....1ylifefeligresiglent . of ' • Ashfield: AM& Price .Paid -$1.2a... Call, write Tovviiilliri: . After a gradual , waning' . -MeXIII'S DRUG STORE. - -.!, -L,.... r.-,„ of her ,. strength,,, Mrs.. Reed passed , , • away onFridayin!'Goderica,..liespi- - to. *here she 'hat been; e .. patient MORTGAGIE,.SALE • . : sinee. :the end of , June. , , . f :. Valuable Propertlea ,In; The, Mrs. Reed is ' the. last surviving ' Townthip -Of -Ashfield . meniber ef a faniily of sia children, inunitY• ,- • ' • ..' . ' ,. • '' •Ross. Then a. general discussion on Friday. night's 4011c1rt Will 1.30 fol- •some 'of the more important events lowed ,by.a . dance with music .13Y in Elijah's life followed, in which LueknOw's" 72nd , annual. fall exhilii- Tvvo of the lessons learned were that me°arthiir's • °YehesIlut. Don't hn,P? 'Mott Of the Young people took Part, . . ,., . 1 . while the Obadiah's of life were . , admired, L. the general, popalaee. it and that -God's cure for Elijah's • •, ., -.Under' and by virtue Of the powers of the late Wm. . and Mary •Lane. I:Or ... . , "(if sale contained in two certain 'tort- brother, Wm.. Lane, for ninny yearS. , gitgee„.which will , be produced at the treasurer .. of ,Huron , •COUntY,,:- Prede-. ' tinte-ot•sele-there-Will...be _Offered for: cented.•her last , year ' tale by public -auction at the office' Of .1*--i7".Iti-e-d":„T'fiiiiii-erlY.---Mary.:L-Ann. Joseph Agnew, . Lucknew, Ontaljo; Lane; :Wei born in .,England in. 1844, • ' eit . Friditati, •October . lst; A.D. • •1937,' and ..caine, to Canada • with her par- -at one one o'clOck in • the afternoon, • by ents : when a child if • eight, The "At-. '. 'Wellington Ilenderabii;" • ' Auctioneer, lantic ..trOssing., in a sailing' •vessel, the f011owing properties, nainely; . • took eleven weeks. 'Her parents 'first ,I... :The south 'half Of Let ntimber settled . at Pickering . and two years ..... Three the Third Conossion, East- ;later Caine to ' Ashfield .to settle on. ---etar--:-Divisioti, of the: Township,. of, s.„ faint . Where Lane's store now ' Aslifield in the County of Hurerr. via. stands:. " • - - 17---"--:-..-' taining..''one hundred,. acres of land: Seventy -lour years . ago she • mat - more or less. ' . 4•,.. • • '• ried W. If. Reed, who predeceased 2 The ' southeast. tOrrter. of Lot her more , than twenty-eightyear ' enialler Three in the Seventh . Cori- age.. The .young . couple took f tin- ceseion, Eastern Division • . of the ing .a mile :and ti •- quarter ' Wes ' . of ... Townshiri of Aishfield. 'containing f- St. Helens, and "'fourteen year later .: ty• acre' Of :land more, or less. ' !toyed to their farni. south. of Lane's .:. 3 The northwest corner of pot: store, 'now owned . by her, son, Mr:. . number' Few in the Siitth.Concessien, Melvin Reed, ' . ., •: , ' ' ..... .". Eastern 'Division. of,..the...TO*Ifship`s ef During a long and useful life,, Mrs. Ashfield'. containing zene,lialf an acre Reed has been. beloved, and esteeined . of land:more or lets. ., • ' • • ..... ' , by all who knew. her. Her Ott.: in: On the secondly described ,pre-. tetest "was in her hoine *hete. 'the party- it. said ..tri be a frame beta on pioneer . spirit of friendliness and stone:. foundation about 60' by; 40. hospitality , prevailed,: and in • : her ...' The. soil is Mostly 'sandy loam. - neighborhood -Many were the -Willing • ,, •on the thirdly .deteribed: property services she. Performed in timet ' of •. is said', ta„, be •A : 'Slit:4,00*dd: frame •trouble ' or .sickness.t,, house. ' - • : , • Fainierly fa : member . of IlaCkett'S - • ' The properties . are situate about • Methodist Church. lira.. Reed has • , five , nines from the Village , of •Dun- been a inernber, of Lucknow United •&Marin. and eight'. and one-halte".iithes Church . for a nuniher of yeart, and • tig the...Village of.. Liicknow,; and since the "death of Mrs. Paul: Reed, ara , mostly watered by a "spring early in. January; she had the dis- . earielco, • . , ,.. - _, tinction. Of being this congtegation's , The above PiopertieS411Pbe offered • oldest -Member. , - ' et bloe and if not told, Win. be coffer: ,The funeral' ' service en Sunday' ed" sePeratily, • , ,.. ...,. ' , was ...conducted at the . hoine Of her TERMS OF SALE; "„twenty per sen, Mr: W. P. Reed of • Lucknow.. eent. Of the. purchase . money on the The 'service -wet in charge ' of . Rev. day ' of tale' and .the. balance Within. S. T. Tucker, assisted by 'Rev. W. thirty days thereafter. The Properties P. Lane and Rev. David Lane, both. Will be eff,ered subject to a reserved of GOdench and.. nephews of the'. de- .- . . .. : ; 6 - • 'coated'. Interment was in taingan- . untiet "particulars and condititms hon Cemetery with ' pia . grandsons ., e Salo will be Made known .on the acting .As :•pallbeatert r.. W. Alton; Of „Iie4)ih oiflit isidtro' QUALITY AND SERVICE WEEla, JpiPy ROLLS • PAyElt •cAEEs • PINEAPPLE ROLLS Bolas • CHELSEA BUNS ... HONEY 8c- RASPBERRY TARTS • . AND MANY ,OTHER VARIETIES' TO CHOOSE -FROM • , I and chest museles: Difficulty in Ives,- CULROSS COUPLE HONORED . thing itecompeined , the elms .Par - ysis and. early Saturday morning the young lady . was placed in an "iron lung". Miss •Blake was in quite a 'critical 'condition and the fact that a ."lung''''was • available is credited in Baying her life. • ; . This Week; Miss Blake is reported to be somewhat ' improved and is do- ing nicely in the lung, 'which. is not a • curative measure. ;but simply 'fac- ilitates breathing and aleviates the disttess %and difficulty in breathing that accompanies paralysis of the chest muscles. . de - • THREE HORSES IN RACE is the Elijah's whom History records • ' • • I . • • . • . At ,Kincardine races, on ,FridaP, PreSSiOn -consisted of food, rest and At three horses from . D. J. McChritles' a message which gave • him work to, stables were entered in the ,green Thi e we :Mat apply to • ourselves., -rate, Carawk, Wilda ;Gtattan These discuitioina Were ,,found. very , and Rena, Grattan, placed second, hiteretine-by all. The. next meeting third- and fourth: In the running rade,. Lis Under the leadership of :Miss. Dean .V....Whitley's pinto Again 'headed the MacLeod. ' • • 'field. 'finishing first 'in all. three heats. • ' ' PRESBYTERI.AN- , . . , . 'CH• URCH- NOTES . • Mis Blake had been feeling'Slight- . • • . • ON :GOLDEN,: WEDDING ,50th Wedding Anniversary Of Mr. And Mrs. 11. 11. Pinnell Was Fitt,. tagly Marked . On: September 7th, 'Mk. and :Mrs. H. 'Pinnell of Concession io; Cut - toss, Celebrated their' Golding. Wedil- •ing. Being "prominent ,citizens the event .was one Of , wide interest in the locality. , ' . During the „the day, .the bride and grOom.. received .apngratalations , frcini ialil friends and acquaintances and; in ly a•-feW days before her case was the evening,. some two hundred iagnose&-Atically-iti dnesday. spent an. enjoyable evening an :social Symptoms pointed Paintedtcr the . reariruirt!lliterecnirsegainteing,tra ' ds: arodrYin. eadnc.liolk.'idugnhaifrelrhdcettuerrern.Wh:liesd Ptelite- • aFriends ic ingcaatihdeirneed 'eferr Tee:w"anter, •• Four gers' f the family were serions nature of her . „ Her brother. Clifford, Who was ill the, first of the -Week writ taken to London. Where., he •was, still under observation on Wedieeday, although his illness Arat not diagnosed as Pol- ' 'f, : • that determines the eondition. of • your eyes and indicates. what is necessary for a • correction of • your errors of Vision. • A pre- scription -the lenses 'te provide the correction, No, Other method. . • , is safe or: satisfactory. ' F T.. ARMSTRONG'S EYE SIGHT 'SERVICE ' At 'Schmid's'. Jewellery Store . Wednesday and Saturday Aged Ashfield La4y Wins, .'-.---'--- present. • • .. Many -valuable gifts were received showing the high esteem in which Mr:" and -Mrs.,. !Innen are held in ,the . • ` . community., • • , • BoRN-1 turi SHPea‘kers. (A47.11).6.11 'darr,C14StAPTiltanlitt 4)*tMr O' MceiNain, Of Amberleya,Pa . ep Ufn ministration daughter. • • ,. a-,==`---.1--------... : • ." • . Political CamPaign P 1 , IflPfl IAP The family of the: lite • Mrs. W. 11-.. ... Meeting' In :Inteteste. Of C. A. Rob, Reed. deeply appieciate the kindness . ertsson. Official : Liherit..Candidate and eyeapathy of friends and neigh- ' For Haromailitiee Ricling--Candi- hots. • dnring'. the illness' and ' at Ithe ' date; Rev. Matheson; Mr. Case and time Of the death Of, their mothet. , R. J..DeachMan Spoke " . , , . .. .. . '- Card Of Thanks . • , ' • On' 3fonday,,. ,Night: :With Pelilie" a esenta TO I d t 'h th Fall Mre .were, p ease 0 have e r. n rs. soosjoo .: of .: the Maitland • Presbytery- .... , . • ...._;___. . .,:. .. ,... hi our church last Tueiday. at 2,P.m..- Pleatiant•:Beining Spent On Thin; ' - • rs-, the Presbytery being represented .:' practically . every congregation , in .. day When 'NeWiyvieds Were ,Pre-. •The session was.. opened. With 'the sented 'With purse 'Of . Money- observance. of the !Sacrament of :the Bride Was Fennell* Daisy Ritchie Lord'S 'SuPPer, •in haPPY And..bleSsed , , __,_.,_;_ , .. • fellowship, the Rev. Arthur 4Leggett, . . ' of . Molesworth, the Moderator pre- - k,-very-enjoyable-tune_wasz_spent_ „siding,. :tuici__eontinuod, , in . the trans - at ,the hoMe. of Mr., .and Mrs. Elmer Action , of ,.. inipOrtiiiit ;bhsinets- iintir 3" Wall Thursda*. night September 16, , . . . . •,, , , when 'friends . and neighbors 'gather- This. church' was represented ' 1)k, . ed; following: their recent ".marriage Mr. John . Cathcart, representative to •present ' them :with a. -well fined Elder and the Minister, elan, several Purse- * ' . . Other elders. . • . .and euchre. At. lunch time ' the • fel- Next Lord's Day, Sept.- 26th; will R 11 Day. ncl• at • the 11 thin: The , evening Was spent in ,.dancing : lowing Address was read: . To Mi. and 'Mrs: Wall, Dear Friends. . '.. • .., -• ... . .. It is r with pleasure . that we , have assembled here. this evening on the occasion of your recent marriage to tender congratulations and, to, wel- come Mrs. Wall - to this Community. We felt that 'rvre 'could, not perinit inch': a. happy' event to rpass unnoticed without expressing 'our good wishes and lc:noting :You in„some way. ' To nature you of our good wishes for.. your future. happiness ini life'a matrinaonial sea, we ash you to ac- cept this gift. We with you. joy . and •gladness, ' As you go along the way, We We „hope yeer, hearts will knew. • no sadness, , - ' ' • ' Is Our wish for. You "alWaYs. Signed on behalf' or your, friends and neighbors, .. . Edmund Green, . The groom then' thanked tWhernalliiihn. a very fitting tePlY ' • CIA Elmer -Wall de* ellatale Or mast be had On appli- Sam Alton, Thomas 15ickton,. Melvin _within to the undersigned. • t Dickson, W. H. Reed and Girvin DATED it Winghain; Ontaiia, this Reed. During 'tbe service, gra., J. W. tWentY,eighth 'clay of. August, A. D., Joynt ,sang "I Will Sing You • A Song 1937;- ' • •• Of That Beautiful, Land:”: ' : WELLINGTON, HENDERSON, "-The ',service was held privately, ' Lueknow, 'Ontario," Auctioneer, upon instructions froM Dr. A. A: S. . 3. IV CRAWFORDt Simpson; Medical Officer of Health Winghtim;agnt.; Vendor's Solicitor; for "Ashfield, due to the derelOpment of a case of infantile paralysis in Ashfield. • Mrs. Reed is survived by four clan- ghters and three" tens, Mrs; Jamet Althn .(Einma). LaicknoW; Mrs, Thomas Dickson(Matilda) Dungan- non; Mit. (Rev.) 4, 13Owering (Jennie).' • Winnipeg: Mrs. Ernest Sherwood „May), ivanCouvert W. Pt Reed, Luktiow; L. 'Reda. Port Al- bert and 1VIelvin (lf TOTOTItO. ViViag also are twenty-six grain:1611, „ . IN MEMORIAM. •In memery of our dearly beloved 'sister. Jane, sixth daughter of the latesJames and Mar* Ramage of St. Helens and wife of the late Neil MaeArthur of London Road, Sarnia, . • Ontario. whose death occurred Sep- ' Unifier 21st, 1936. U,. lift: WAS fragrant With unsei. fish service for others, • but passed 00 service. the whol� 'congregation, will unite with. the Bible School in a very interesting ,and profitable program or worthiii" and 'offerings, with , an ad- dress on ,"Peace" by the Pastor. , Commenced Foundation- " • Work At Arena, ; Tuesday •'ATIEND- •SHOWER , Mrs. Howard 'Agnew; Misses •Au- drey• and . Horne and • Hotel Culbert. were:in Eintardine.. Monday, evening attending •the shower . in hencir„of 'Miss Hazel, Geddes,. daugh- ter,. of Mr. and Mrs. .James Geddes, whose marriage takes place in Oc- tober. .The shower was was held at ,the hoine of ...Miss ,Tessie • McLean, when Miss, Geddes was presented with a floe/. larap and ;coffee table. . • - Rae Watson' Suffered Terrible Inligies Mon Former Lucknowftly, Had Foot Torn ' ow At Ankle-Antputation BeloW, . The Knee Required . Following BighwaY 'Crash -Condition WILS Critical . g • r ' • . • • 'Pot; more than two hours': On Mon- day., evening, an „attentive..„leating was given* to,"tr series _Of addresses, 'in., supp,ott of the •Henbern ''adminia- "tration,,an&the,AOOAI-Ai,b_ese,..1-._ jeandim date,: Mr: C. A. Robertson: Sheralr-W included. the ; candidate, Rev: . Win: Matheson ef;•Cliesley, (brothel of Mr. 1Viurdo Matheson of Ashfield)-; Garfield • Case,. 'Owen Sound", and R. J. Deachman. ati.P 'for. North Huron. Robert Rae .presided at the meeting. _ _ : Mr. Robertson :wee the. first „Spea- ker. He: reviewed briefly the Hepburn administration of, the ;Oast three years touching on .tome of the 'sav- ings that"had-lieen-affected as they apply to • the Counties Of Huron. and Wee.. By assuming. the ;cost of ,Old Age Pensions and Mothers' ancei.• Meant a saving to Bruce tax- payers of some $28;000 and: in Huron $34,000. The motet 'license reduetiont Wilt 'save -Huron . motoriats; some $25,000 arid Bruce nOtOrists slightly" Several million 'dollars of ''aireet, ASH -FIELD 'NEWS) • Mrs. John MacKen ie received word !Rat, week she had been awarded. first prize for her, knitted. bedspread at the N. , It *At entered under ' :work far" older ladies'. • This : bedse ad 'tv. as 'made : in Mrs.'llfacKenzie. 8zild year.. She ' • Made 10 bedspreads '..af this saine pat- tern and at ,present -,it orking at - .• another one: ' Each these spreads : requires 5 , of ''earpar.varp, This lady is receiving :h...nrty.: cengratulat. •. tions -these day's aria: this." corteepon- dent eitencle CongratalatiOns also, spending a tWo. Weeks' here and in • Goderich. . • • •-• ". The .Kintail :britheh nf the WO, anen's Institute iiiet. Jett .Thurida?, evening, Septendier 16th; at the, home .of Tena ,Bu'cicingliant. • The President was in charge- and a very I : pleasant ,and profitable.. evening was . Bueglas•lias one -tea. . The condition of Rae • J. Watson of London, son; Of Jack Watson. „form, erly of Liieknov7; was reported ' as fair at'::Senforth Hospital,' eh' Tues- day:4-f011owing terrible, injuries he suffered in A ' highway accident ' at Brueefield on Monday afternoon:, His condition was regarded As quite hope- ,INDUCT REV. 1..11. GEOGHEGAN . Rev: J. GebghegtJi .114/aS'' formal- ly inducted` at rector of the /Church of the Advent,Ridgetown; .a large- ly , Attended , service held. in the chutch, at which Bishop} C. A. See- ger offidiated, .assisted by five other cletgynian, • • Rev.' Mr. Geoghegan, formerly of DoeknoW, follows 'Rev. Walter Jones es lector of the perish, which in- cludes the 'Church of the Adrent Itidegtovvnt and. the Church. of the Redeemer at, Highgate. • • Assisting in the induction selaice were five clergymen„ two of theni well. known here. Rev. C. L. Lange - ford of Dutton, rural dean .of Elgin and rector in Luckrtoir from 1022 to 1025; and Rev.. a. D. Gilmore of ',flianiesfotd,- curate at Lucknow 'dur- big a period when Rev. Geoghegan Was rector. • ; • The new rector Was accepted on behalf, of the two congregations by Dr, Del. Marr, -.also well known here and William Jones, wardens of the Ridvtown Church and by •John Highgate churelv Ten Days 'Estimated . To Compete .„Yenlidation With Wilding Eitpec- • , ted TO ' Be Erected Within Six • t•*reeks — .itrork on LuckneW's Corninfinith Hall and Arena,' conarnenced, on Tues- day tinder , the direction of D. L. Weber of Kinibetley, Who has charge of - the construction of the founda- tion and shell „for the Itoofeni? CO: pIy Work on the foundation is under- way and with favorable weather, will be completed 'within ,week or ten days. in place of capping the. portion of the old side walls, a new wall 'is being Matted at. the fopting • intide. of the old wall and will be carried up oaer it to ensure it doubly, strong Rae 'condects a hardware, sports. goods And bicycle 'business at London, and was returning to the city early in the afternoon from 0, --business trip to Wingluini and Goderich.', He rides a motorcycle as is his. custom and with him. was ' an employee, on ' the. pillion seat, who suffered lesser , in- juries. In a crash with 'a motorist, Who was said be swinging across the highway at t�. Rae's leg was pinned either lair the bumper or wheel f h car with, the foot being:torn Mr. ,George Bufferx of Montreal it relief Were paid out of „curten t re- venue, dins: hot. Placing a debt On future generations.. The one min sub- sidy Alone: , •• ' • , ' , • t, ur, mn ri n. tg°i 06mbfeurnt$812:9n1,010p1Olot :ttS, illtoehx this • s. riding ed t he WaS off ,at' the ,ankle, So "sericitis Was the the official Hepburn candidate.. ,Mt. belowinjuryNvasthe to e: thess:. .mtbo and amputatet tendons ritbve t„.1heatt rethh 0 n contest. t olorWs eg,aaiinoi_.19*11 ph who siss n: it '' h shoe and foot'Hepburn,' but he'll have to follow from; the ankle lay. beneath the ear, me, for I'm going, to be elected, ',pal at the cycle, continued about 75 feet the speaker, • , • 'down, the road. ". Rev. Matheson dealt with the Can, dentition of Hydro contracts in open- MacKenzieQuick action on the Patti Of Lorne along. ing his address. Reviewing the . man - and A. L. MacDonald of Dungannon,. who happened ner in Whieli they were entered into. and •appliegl a tourniquet to the fillet- • he said they were naorally•wtong and tered leg, saved Rae from bleeding an in la* weta void and cancelled. not afraid to stand behind Hep- burn and the part .he played in this „ • • niatter"he said. • , Stump Blast fatal To JVLISS 11 --amt ?-:F.diarses inaito Cook • of has . rented her farm- •to :.111r. :Alfred Rita • Chid., We vielcorhe Mr. and Mrs: Rit- chie ,ta cenimunitY. . • ' ' • The. Selitember , meeting of the NT: of the ,Piesbriterian Meets: Wednesday aft:erne:in at the home home of ' Mrs; Neil 'MiteDentild. Kintaq. : • ,.. t . The farniete find;themselves in the 2 inidet:- of busy . season with threshing and corn cutting. The very high wind has twitted .the Corn, so that most of it has to he cut by ..Fitst• pouring of cement COMMen: Celt etecl she 1:t 11 be ereCted with- to 1V1r. and Mrs. Lorne Woods of St, GreatIF IloVed. Ones. ' Aron and twenty great grandchildren, . Chana ert and Milton AtttOge Of,, BOUN , WOODS 'Wh'Igl'"-ritbvi.Getietal ital on Sunday, Septenilier 1.9th ced..Wedliesday ail it -it expected the . i a six Weektt .en to her reward. T . • a, ton, stillhotn, While not tutipotting the bever- age toom Aed liqubt qaeStiOn. 'Mr. ..Former Aslifield. Resident , • MatheSon', consi,,ered this had been handle,d with honesty of atiiiiinistni- Stump Thrown' 100 Feet; Fatally tion, , resulting in 'big • profits, which • Injuring R. G. Long, A•.Brother didn't neeessarily :represent' mcreas- The Late Alex' Loom Con. 12, Ash - ed consumption. •Don't send .Earl ' th present instiWtecl by the G. 4. Henry While shooting •stiiinps on his Government of which Mt, Rowe WA* farm: 'two miles 'weat of Deer Park. caMpaign manager. • • cows -a-, commercial.11' FURNISHING ,,RUSINESS HERB . traveller. bas made Whos head- quarters in Walkerton for over. . niontha,•• establishinv a gents' fur-,- . nishing business in,Lucknow:. ' With rorise.sCmdloInsg4litod tinhea4Steheboril.d:Photnrart- the end of °Septenther.--Wancerton Herald-Thnes. ' IlIBLE :INSTITUTE TO 'OPEN • T . arcunderway for the open- ing of,a :Bible Institute ,tr, 1,ucknow sometime in Odtober. Classes wili. be hsta every :Friday •evening duking the winter , months for the purpos9 of helping: Christiana to better under- stand. the Bible aand to becorne echo.' , iettt the service of the, ' • tion'hale "wg.eihth°°Ithwe will ee 'natter, 4,thene°. niclhiner4f. text -book, 'Competent •teachers will have charge of the work, the names of. whom will he . anneenced 'WAN the Sentinel for further infor- • field. • " • . Rowe beak to clean up e: ioljili 1 itighheew:Stsnt inatpe, struck °sttiff'hWelerai nas: if!n. a"i nsakghti, l portonRfrlaGe'hci' ;P:e:tiri:arrpd'ai rtiMattr'e* t"ehMeehaeteshleeePsa8,:ilanert*ee secretly,r'esv'Ilecid ture-froml. which he died suiHeotniss..tpaoittantegirl. Ashfield .trhith reached 'Re peak :under the llel lunderr5i thaedniFienrigsutrsamtik:ovevn70..ht. arid supported out of the public , funds .bbeolyn,ga, b'6rthollthitetred. oft.ath:Pla°kt'aeheA where Long was a former' Com 12, Ashfield. Another' brother ..:., .... .,. loos in ,Modesto, :California, • ii06hu`'ogLohVitesr:totv, red cent eccoetmatitnotgi:InatctOumMttitnci. 'tHceRaptohl:oarintel Mr. Long lived alone, on 'his farm :about five hyaes:trs. made ito hisadh°reeed' ed fora, Catholic 'pockets," he continued. ,By . "string:of shots o'f which severel ex- ,tiPP°rti°ning' the share a CorPoratigh 100. feet, to strike him on the head, stump taxes, he soeglit to divert to Separate put i stop' to paying out Of . public ploded hurling o. portion of a Se110018 whet was tightly theirs, and been atthattiel:ndbalt‘lit7es%dbitilaj°sustrineeat'rentirbi:anel onettenIC6,11dli.i16.,MErit'tlii• RePol)wuetilfti:, 6Pt:Illitl shortly After by a neighbor, who luta tuienadns•„a,liitdissitrsaMighrtHweintubutt:i:igivghueesdteionhlt., wae • (Continued on Pap 0 as was, indicated ,when he Was found injuries , heniorrhe rnshed, to the h,ospital. 4 • 84 NAMES A1)11ED D. E. Helmet -bf .,Goderich, a§ tei,. . • • . vising Officer, held a sitting in Luck.. now last Wednesday te. hear Com-- , plaints: or appeals with regard to the ; Voters' Lists to. he used at the,pro- vincial election on "October ath: In ' • the ;three local tubdiaisions, 'a total of 84 names were added to the list •• ENGAGEMENT. ,ANNOVaICED ..,! ,; Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Xingsbury, Dundas, Ont., wish to AnnOtliice the erigegement of their only daughter, Nellie May, to Robert Janiet Reid,. Ludknow, the wedding to take. place early in, October: ENGAGEMENT' Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. tun:. Holy- rood, announce the engagenieht of ”. their eldest daughter Mary Holten to Cmerc.il aJnodsepmli r 81%! lrague,',f Omn I itY'exl son o! Mount Forest.' The wedding to, take place early“iii October. i