HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1937-10-06, Page 1tr
'
,
••
$2,40 A yEAR-41.50". IN ..,AD4NCp..40e: FX1.4. TO., IL"Si
ucKrip,W. PrIT*
THUI1S.LA8P0 OCT011ER
fik
TideaVen.
P.E.NT$S1'
ffice: 53'
• Residence 53-38
, „ r
.•
FOWler
PHYSICIAN f,,e,
' • • .•
SURGEON
Office Hours:'
'°0-3•30• .P.M.70_R°0"
;
Sundays-1-30-2.00p.44BY`'APPPiniment
"'Phone 86„
•;4`
.FOR 192'd ctiach;
1, 1928 Chev. Winter7
•stein.
WANTED--Capable.-girl f�r :doc••
toes houie, Apply Mrs W V John-
ston
•• FOR SALE7--Three good Leicester
,
' Ram ..L ainbsH,Priceg. treasonable.g
4i Greer.,
'PIANOS FOR SALE Dominion
. • • _
ICarn •and exceptional' value in up -
'light -Grand Piano; also first class
organ. -R. J. Moore, Luclinow.),, ".
AUCTION- SALE L"--: of lienSellold
Effects at the residence of: Margaret
. . ,
Leddy,. St: Augustine, : on Mondap,
October .I1th,--at--3-o's1o°141L-T-ernia.-_
Cash: Ittlittt: Gaynor; Aue:. •
•
. FOR SALE= Windmill, • Beattie•7
....pumper;" 50 -foot, towdr; also Beattie
pumifor 33 .foot well. Both guaran-
teed :in firet cluss condition. Reason-
-for .selling, ,;intend.
'Ph▪ one Line 8, 'ring 39;YRip1e3r.:.'
CLEARING ArrugroN, SALEof
cattle, 'hogs, sheep and 24.0 cords
woOd, Ashfield,
On Friday,. October '15th, at '1 o'Clock;
Absolutely, no .reserve. 'See, bills. for
• list and terms:Torn: Baeglass,,:prop.,
,Matt.". Gaynor.... Aue.• • `
• 414,4_,PERSONAL
MEN!“ GET VIGOR AT. ONCE!
. 'NEW OSTREX Tonic Tablets contain
raw oyster invigorators • and other
, . . ,
One -dose' peps "up organs,
" glands. Ifnot delighted, maker re-
funds price paid - $1.25; Call, write
DRUG STOR.H.":
•PAU,. cf,/,,,RANCE! SALE -of
• Used Pianos.. Such well -known -makes
as Ileintzman, 'Nerdheiriaer,' .1111aarin
' & 'Mach; Weber, and othe'l-s, at rea-
sonable• prices and .'";terms. - Write
• • -Heintamaiif-le-eo--4.---24S-i--Dundas--.---ST
•
obligations. • '
ShOrthorn Field Pay: ,
Tuesday, 'October .'1.2t11,, has been
• 'so; aside by the, Perthlliiron Shbrt-
bern Club
to' visit a number' of the
herds. Of outstanding breeder* • in,
:Huron `Coariti at points near Credi-.
.ten; Zaricli;, Clinton;'Bi3r,t,li and Sen -
forth.. •'
CoNvgIvrioN pogrrporTo .
▪ Ai -a recent Meeting ..of the Execu-
tive of ,t1...Ls•West Bruce .rerficlicrii!.Tn
stitiite it was 'decided to postpone‘ the..
trip to Ottawa.fat'the present,-dWing
' to the prevalence of Infantile purUly,
.ais in the Province. •
THOMAS. F‘Aitarsn- DIED' •
-SUDDENLY IN SEMAN.S
•
Word was received here. Tuesday
of 'the sudden death. of Thomas 'Par-
rish at Semans, Sask. kr, Fairisli. is
a sor, Of the lite MyS: David Parrish
Who passed •away in LucknoW late,
in May. : • • ' .
Mx:. Parrish has been in the West
. for a :number .of, Years,and burial'
will take Place at Semana. He is Pig-
Vived by his ,wife !and two • children.
WikP one 4Jf a fami,ly.
of eleven children, oldlit. of Wh6M
survive,„ Mrs. Elizabeth McDiarnild,
Mrs i ..Margaret McLood, Am."
'burn' -Mrs' It A. 'Grant Ashfield'
• Mra..IVIinniwHerrie Lucknow• Rober
• Provost; • Alta.; David, Semans; and
John and Wilfred of shfio1d.,
ENGAGEMENT' ANNOUNCED.
Mr.: and Mrs. J. A. Geddes of
ttickni4,...Contarie, Minim:nee' the dii-
•gageniffet of their- Only .daughter,
Hazel i -I, to .Mr., Clarence .1VItillen, of
'`,Ttirontor:"..son of Mrs. ,Jane
Ontatici.."•The Marriage, to.
'take place the latter Part Of October;
Card :Of 'Thinks • ''
, Mrs. John Johnston and
Lamuly are deePly 'qratefiiito: friends
And ;neighbors: 'far theft, .niany krhd
:‘acts tiA,exiiressions -of Syinnathy at
'the timo. of their bereavement. .
FORMER RESIDENTS • HQ.NORE
ga.• ..WEMING DAT ,
•
,
Annig.•ge14,obb Ppton,;Sti,71.innipeg
were guests of honor: Friday •-even-
• •SePtember 240,,, on the 'occasion
.of .,aalnyersarye",
vfien-. A. "'xiunabor,•".of „their" ' friond4-
0gleiecl. a -t• the hoine.,,,,Or
ItaY'sCaister).MI:e. 'tee, of .,tho
-Mr: ',Alex; igaCICaY . congratulated
the honor gusts of' the occa4ion ' and
Mrs. G. Greer, on behalf -rif.,the gath-
ering, ....numbering forty-five, presen7
WA "them ,with a. silver tea ' service
with.little'Dorothy Given presenting
Mrs. MacKay with A bouquet • Of,
.A.Mong the guests. were ,seireral
former • Lucknowites, "VVIs. McIntosh,
Alec
and Bill, MaelCaY, Will Camel.:
tins, nnd "The •Thotripser_i
Bina; Etta and
• •
.AltENA WORK . PRoortEssWo
Work` at- the arena is, going- en.
steadily...I-Construction 'of the timber,
trusses which commenced last Week,
is expected to be 'Cork leted the lat-
ter par, of this week with favorable
-Weather„.-Thir-ty-three-4617:.-these.-trui--
ses,• are being built, and when Com-
pleted will be -raised, "to „stand; • one,
every--.:sii feet along the '19249Ot aidwalise
•
1400 -Mile. Arctic Trip
Successfully Concluded
Finlay Maclimis And J. T.. Tibbitt,
University' Geologist Arrived' At
Halifax :Last . TiiesdaY'' After;Six
4 Months. Aretic:TrIP7
• 'An. Arctic exploration :trin. that
"Copirienced,:::the of, • .March,
'ended' successfully •" en • Tuesday...last"
when. Finlay MacInnis, son of Mr.
and Mrs', Neil Madinnis'.of,LucknoW;
and. j., T. Tibbit," University 01' Tor,.
, , • , .
onto geologist) ;reached Halifax .,"On
1;:ourd the lipiison • Ray dorapiink ice
!weaker, 'NaScOpie..•
Since leaviag•Charchill • six Inonths
!lied On:their Arctic • research JOntrieY,
Irilet, this dauntleis ...Pair; :were . •OU•
ifelY co t oIi2 from .cOmrnunicatieo.
civilization.' . .; ; •, : •
•Mr. . Tibbit and Finlay, now Of Ot-
'iattia5. and a. retired Member. •of •• the,
Royal,' Canadian .Mounted Felice :were
tb, Walk almost. 1400 miles,
wlipo :the .dogS.';.theY. obtained , were
founcl ti) he • too wok. and too poorly
•cared. for to da more than carry thcir
ilnYWIlt and food. . ;
days • while .blizzards •Mid
-H1ornis :marked: the :liaising of the
W inter spesoni•! the" Swn, Men ' fought
their Way throughe.the trackless lands
guided. b3r Esquhrios,. and. at. tiriaes
. • . •
••rixonotony if the unbroken cotin0
. •
gk'anite and lakes . wore '"clowir the
nerves ,p1 ithe twO . White
time they hadto spend in • their snr-
Vey Was short. foe they had; to trek:
to. 'Cia rehill theY bOarded, the
NaseoPieAnd always present Was the'
fear' that the.y 'Might:, Miss the: boat.
. .
e:yee°a .-They'' had nine ' dogs " at
napelled, to stay in the north,
tile start; .but the.ldogs. were in poor
Oondition, and .theY. failed to find a
, , • • .. ; .
.better type, .for the„PiOg* of the north•
of 'late' years, are neither husky. ' per
atyetig. They changed their team re-
peatedly. and. finally arrived at Chur,,
chill .with two teams of dog's number-
ing .16 'ea:plt; hut they ;were still coin-
pelled •,te.doltheir trovellinOlm foot.
And by the time the Pert was reach-
ed; 'they had in their 'COmpanY 35
natives Who. acted as gmdes.f
,Inly With Sunlit -ter 'breaking the.
shore . into ,, Pans • and 'does,
they had to sWitri` the dogs ashore
. • . •
in Arctic Bay, .so rapidly did the ice
break up and 'the ',nien On lee pans
paddlucl out- ot•tbe Of, .the, down
travelling, iee tothe shore of the bay.
. lrr,ozen.,:'faces and toes, 'feet that
mere 'numb and sore, from 'the
un-
wonted exercise, hitnda that, .were
:touched with frost W'ere atrimig the
extieriences of Mr,. Tibbitt.' andhis
associate. With the. carefulness of
the. Scientist ." he would .say !nothing.
of mineral
Wealth in -ttie\ north beyond the "eato-
fni statement thatrock. foririatiana'
'indieated, Ballin"Land , was &Vora)*
fnr •nrdinettilig; and he hoped to
back. again .lieeatise he. had Merely,
scraped : 'the • "";.
HotPittd, „ on
iibursdaY, • optember gOtli,. to 1VIr.
and rsia Harry tern, Ludkiterstro, 4
son
.••••
New Yarnsfroin! teniniiler in all
•
.teldiirs,„ 2. And 3' ply!, 8pecia1 rue
THE. MAIratx sPrOrtt, • . •
,
.4
Made Assistant Manager
asse -Harrk
• '
6th 1937
Melvin Reed, riorMer, Local :Treater
..FOr
• d, .Sticces.sive
. *hick:100 'To 1,0.4011t "401)4int!,
. 'anent: •. • • -•
Reed of Tooilta, Was
*recently pPointed 'aasiStant mahager
of. thi Onturio..brateli of the Massey-
-Harrie. CO. ' The Ontario brarichin-
cludes of • province' and part
of 9debec: This important_ appoint;
Ment follows a 'series Of promotions.
Reed hasreceived since
joining the cOmpanYas. their. Luck -
now agent some fourteen Years' ago.
• After, four years, .aS Icical.:,dealer,-
.Mr. Reed served two years it Brant-
ford as 'general agent. He next be-
"C-arne, insliector. ,of agencies. at •
katoon .for two yeah and was thew
moved to the Maritimes where he
.waslocated at MOncton, in a *rider
eapacitir,- returning Ito 'Ontario
1932, to 'Continue as superintendent
of :agencies until this summer, when
he . hecazrie'• assistant -Manager of the `
• .
fir • • •
'
FLOWEItING BULBS ,
-
kVire have no* for sale, spring floW-
eiingbUlbsi'r•direat freni.
Tulips, Hyacinths, Daffodil's and etc;
SOLOIVION'S ' GREENHOUSE
, _ .
4ttoknow174,-Plione--88'.--
E""itEIR.Y..130Dir WELCOME
Gospel block south of
Post office. Subject for ,Sunday? Oct.
10th; at. 845 P.N.-"But he. saw
Jesus afar off; he ran and worshipped
IBM, and 'they:se* himand
Clothed, and in his right mind!' Mk.':
5.
, BIBLE :STUDY-4-EVery`WednesdaY
'night at 8 p.m. •.! .
YOUNG PEOPLE -Every, Friday
:evening at 's 7.30 P.m. 'genie out and
take part.• • •
ASKED. TO KEEP OF TRU'ASES'
"
, Children of the .'village are re7
quested to 'refrain from running
around ori;;She trusses .which
for the arena. It.. danger-
ous Ifiteifferes,":-WitX
the Workmen; and in vet---werither re
sulta in the lumber becoming tracked
- .
with mid: The co -Operation Of par-
. • .
ents:,and ,children is asked in Abiding
by this request. -
NEW U. F..0.>•",PROGItAIVI .
, GETS ',UNDERWAY
' The new ,IJnited Farrners .discus-
sion groUP program IS being launched
in the I,ucknow: disitiotwith, several
group'meeting-: being Scheduled for
tonight (Thursday). 'The discussion
group method of rural eilticatier,k is
widely...used, in many, countries,. es-
pecially. itt
,Denmark and Sweden.: it
is honed that these will develop rural
leadership and pave tlie.way for: corn -
triunity to -operatives: ".
'Weekly .broadcaSts, from Winghain
have ':been arranged. ,TheY. be
given •eitch 'Tuesday ;evening'. from
8.30 to 8:45. Mrs. Cecil Robb., ' 4th
concession of Huron, ill speak nekt
Tuesday evening, 'October 12th.
NEV. STAR .CARRIER , .),
The'first of the„ month Murvin
Solomon tookover the job -of
dcliv-
ering the Toronto Daily, and Weekly
Star. Ile 2succeeds -Mt. Dan Wylds
and jarnit4 who • have given UP -the
job after' almost two years of ' faith-
ful. „Service.,
.During the eurarnec: 'months, this
year, the papers have ',arriVed, here
by truck; and are .delivered early in
the evening. Prior .to ,that, however,
they arrived on the 'night train, and
delivery of thein .following the "train's
Arrival, 'in all . kinds of ` -weather has
heexi no easy task. ; At Present there
Ate about sixty -papers delivered in
town., ' • '
ggoNto caOp OF RASPBERRIES
r Ever' bearing - raspberries are, Yield-
ing a second etep' at present. Mr.
'Collyer has had iituneratis . picking
dif his 'bushes and Mrs, Will.' 'Annan
picked' enough to 'offer for sale the,
first of the week:
.!1A/14hetriCe!Lafel_not...,_to
done' by this t(ime'Arariety .however,
Lor last Week,' gr. Wm: rtgiiston
hrookrit n a egiog Of twigs, heavily
loadectAwith ripe wild fruit, picked in
-a patch hear Olivet Church. '
MAILING LIST COORCT.g.D.
• The ;sentinel's "'mailing list was
• .•
oherc.- 2iid, and subscribers. are
•!., atliiped ton�te the date onthelr r!
• label to: see if . proper credit- .has
11C111..given.;,.!•: •
Moni.7iiiibSeriptitenadexpireat
!: *hie:three; Our readers are
'„ quested to. reoeiv.`, .„
•.tike.:advrintage Of thePaidiflad '
'Vence..0.aying. .
' HYDRO OFF
, . .
, Tie village was' in darknes's for A
time on Tuesday evening .due to A
broken hydro line. A "motorist, bump-
ing a,pole at the arena eornek;,'cans-
ed a lino, to , snap, •"dropping a live
wire onto the ground; that created n
. hazard, antif thr,; 12o.avor.L.Was:_shat.„91E.
and the ;trouble renaedied.
WEDDING BELLS
IViacDONSLII-ldacddEGOE:
• A 'quiet' but • pretty Wedding. took
place 'on Saturday, Sept. '.25th,." ;at
3 p,in. at Red Deer inanad;.• :When
Cora_ Grace,on1I7daughter,
iyitirdoc1il.Ma'adregor,-Of7Kintaill4•Ont.-,7
'became, the bride.:' of David,- eldest son
Of Mk. and Mrs. Sam MacDonald, of
Dellnirne; Alta, • ,
Rev. Ehgb ',jack of Red. Deer, offic-
iated, and. the' ,y Oring couple were at.
TeTirali'srir":"*CrMy itileyliCareer;
Of • Affix; Alin., cousins Of7flie7bi-Tdi.,.
Thelaride,•Was, attired in blue, with
grey; aceeSsories.. •• '
• MacDonald is employed at the
Illaer-ileat Mine, , At Ardley, and., the
young amplee?cnb,ct to reside in that
vicinity.
Paralysis Attieks Third
Wernher .01 Illeke, family
'OA*
To London'List Thursday' filliertlY
• A f ter "'Funeral; Of 'His Brother' Ci-
Otd llad,*,en iffild • . ' '
, •:',
Keiti Blake,
nine-year-oio.; son .0
ErilfOt innhePOf
• field) was taken to ,London HopitaI
last, Thursday; "when:symPteros point-
ed "definitely ,t9.,him being a third
meniber Of this family tobe affected
with infantile paralysis.
- On Wednesday ,' hurt, his brother
Clifford died An the hospital at Lon-
don.He became 'Ontario's 78th vic-
tim,of the scourge: A private and
particularly sad funeral service Was
held out-of-doors at 'the .Blake resi-
dence on Thursday,' morning, with
interment niade• in Greenhill ceinete
'." It was uhder. such aad'circitnitan.
ces that the distracted father, imme-
diately after the funeral, learned that
as
wpoaulilarayeii
d.he7teisc.essarY- KeithXekt
to London., case. we, diagnosed
and :for 'a few &YU
he was quite, aid. The Ora of the
week however, his condition Ma im-
proved; With* evidence of paralysis
developing.
7Hil-thiTer Malec 17, has been, in
an frii lung at London for three
weeks now, since extensive paralysis
developed in her Case.
..MacIVII,L LAN ••,-IiIIRT
An event of stirpassing interest
took plate at the home of: Mr. and
Charles ,Burt in: the ToWaahiP:.
of Kinloss, at .higli noon on Saturday,
October 2nd, 1937, when their eldest'
daughter; IVIiss Mary Helen, becamethe , brider of • Joseph : Mac-
Millan, Only of Mr., • and ,Mrs.
Ge.OX:ge MacMillan of Mt.' Forest., •
A
The sbride- Was given away. Ni her
fattier -and was beautifully' attifed in
Midnight blue ' in. silk ',chiffon 'velvet;
With blue Puede slinpers.;Rev.,T. Wes -
'JO/. COsensi.,.of..31:t....POrestc,performed
the; wedding ceremony inthe Pregenei
.:4-1117.1he .ruenilpers • of 'the 's vita":4111".1
mediate' families. The ..groom • and
bride Were tthattexided. The marriage
register and. certifieate . were.. Signed
by the two mothers! • •
' After 4erY hearty congratulations,
a stireptimus wedding:dinner was en7
•joYecl in the dirling room. • 7. • ,
-7-The happr•youngeouple left by
Motiir 'at three 'c.'clock.. for it lioneY-
moon" trip to. Lynden,
Tor-
onto and Other points.. For 'travelling
the'. *bride 'Wore a • navy sheer, ',dress,
With blue coat blue turban hat with
short veil. and navy accessories.
' On their return they will; reside at
Alt. Forest.
.
Their, nomefons friends, wish thein
health,' wealth'. and happiness:,
•• Special Prices' on..Bennaller.,,Yarns
at Ti1E. MARKET, STORE...". • '
. Death. John AndreW,,,....
. , , .
Occurred Monday In Calgary-
. . . .
Son . of . Mr:),..And i‘lj's, Isaac Andrei,
:
Of Zion And 'Deputy: Minister, Of
; -Agriculture., Fee Albari*.:SuCcuM,.
'bed' Atter .I.Ang .••
'Word finP!... been, „received. here of
the ',death . of Mi. .101111
.Which;ocCurred on. Monday
gory •after. a.: lengthy
CoMpIication'.of,:illnesseIg of' some two
years •:durntioo,;
• Andrev,7: is the son of Mr: 404.
Mrp, 'Isonc Andrew of ,Zion,. !ind ,n
highly • eateethed and 'be'leved- former.
resident 'of that ..comninnitY, ) An able
,speaket ihd a 4iractita1
and wcllin-
f�imcd Mr. Andrew had.
very capably served AS .,teePat1f
Min-
istr of' .AgrieultOre for Alberta. for
.sonle gine his
'
The remains ri11 be brought to
titicktiow: for, 'burial; init.. this !wilt be
'delayed for some thne' due tothe' fact.
that Mrs. Andre'.- is Confined to rig.,
hitign ' trgspitit ih '2thitiOnton with
scarlet .fever, • '
"
Mrs. Andre*. wae'farnie,i'lk Edith
Treleaven;sister • Of ',Mt. 'Harvey
.Iirelenve!n; *of . Lucknow. Besidtis his
wife,. three chi1drn,. BilIy. Betty. and
lohm;,stirVive. ,Als9, his Aged patent*,
"sister Mrs,. Cordon .I.C.irkland.0.
.(Sossie,),..at Zion, and two brothers;
'A1fr6i1,.:OP•1\te'rth. tisf •Ih"c1 Dgvid '!,of
Y.,Alta;
• •
.• •
•gi,••••• •
Y'-e0111IMIJNITY..
,This 'cinnritunity ri a Mve of'• ite-
tiVity .at present' and local boarding
- • - •
houses • are benefiting by, the boom.'
,SeVeral 'gangs.' of Men . are . located'
•here- it 'various occupations:. A. hydro
erewe are: 'building it east Of
town, Bell Telephone linemen•". are.
doing repair work in the vicinity and
Weber'i Men are ,erecting the
arena
As all indtistries are
folly' staffed and working full --time,
'so the village generally is enjoying
a period of activity with "Unemplor,,
meat practically nil.
_covNcri, RENEWS' SLOT
MACHINE: LICENSE
"
- At :the • October meeting of • the
Iriliage-CounCil-70n.-Ttiesday , night,
pplica
chine'lieense was • made- by Charlie
Chin. 'This was granted ahthe same
fee of., $75:00, with Council stressing
the :point that minors be. strictly Pro-
hibited from p!iying the machine'.
*bile awaiting: a 'neviautomatie
,switch to contra street lights 'part of ,
which have been burning during. the
day 'since the present switch failed'
to , work, Council decided to attach .a
temporary switch to pan* abutting
off the lights;
NEW BOOKS AT 'LIBRARY
A ,large number of .books for win-
ter reading have been purchased by
the Lucknow Library Board. 'Thole
will be ready for distribution Satur-
day. Among themarebooks for every
taste -juvenile, .non-fiction and '
lion. The list will he published next
week- and -,the Board suggests you
.•
cut it
out-,ancu plan your winter's
reading. The librarian ,will ,be: elsd
.to .Place any book you want on the
:waiting list if It is, not immediately
available. •
HAD LIMB AMNTATED
•• The result of a badly . splintered
leg fracture received Ave weeks 'ago
in, a. highway accident north of town,
Mr) Wm. MacPherson, Con,. 10, 'Kin-
loss,:underwent na.opet'ation in Wing-
hani llospital),•• Sunday, when the
linib was amputated above the knee..
• Maepherrion's•-,-road •--horse-Was
killed in the tellision and, he himself
sufferedecl 'Mich a 'badly shatter4d
leg and knee; that it failed td,resPond
to treatment and Made' arnputittion
of the limb 'imperative. On ,Tuesday
he was repotted io• be getting along
mbely
• BtriLpirs/o HYDRO' IINE.
Rural ithydro•• will be available WS'
fall to fititheis betwee ' Lackno* and
Whitechurch..'Werk of Mr ding the
Ilineis Well underway east of the
vil-
lage With. -poles -being•,--place&I,4her
line will be ottendednorth of White.
churei as- Well. 'Work of wiring
buildhigs along- this route is, -being.
donein some eases, to to in reeditieas
I When ,the cnittent• is •ftvaiitiblf."
•-a
• The: Brea
Btead,
•AVALITY-AND"'E'airicg
„.L :•.r;
'JELLY HOZ.LS. tAir.zir
•,,
, PINEAPPLE :"ROLLS .• , .•
HONEY& RASPBERRY' TA'S‘m,s71:45' 'EA IWN8
SANY• OTHER.VARIETIES TO cg0o,sz• itorw
0 L
N'S QUALITY BAKER
Retiqn., :R040.0s0.0•-
By
Bug Majority
Charles A. Robertson • Returned As
Liberal Candidate In Huron -Bruce
,
Up. Majority Of 'Upwards
"Irt. 4000 Votes Over- Conservative
Candidate Harry -Logan--Andepen-
*sdenti Poll Sinall. Vote..
Premier Mitchell F. Hepburn was
conceded a sweeping Liberal Victory
at an early` hour last, night and :in-
dications were that his party would
bereturned to power Practically: as
strooras--w-1934rWireir/Ab-ernirli,..:41tr
7667-ef7the-907-aiats--in-the-4.aegisiature:
9n:Eil.lcr.eConservative
lea-
derWasdeead iflmoebYt.::
Simpson, while Hon. Duncan Mar-
shall, Minister of Agriculture went
down to -defeat in Peel; Outstanding:
issue' of the °campaign was ,the C. I.
9. question and .in' Oshawa-, the seat
of the the Liberal candidate
wu
In Huron -Bruce, • Charles A. Rob-
ertson was swept back with a ,..ma.i-
ority ;that 'Unofficially approaches
4000 over the Conservative candidate,:
Harry Logan. It was an unprece-
dented- campaign 'here with Imir ,Can -
dent ' candidates polled .Very small
4101441i -the ,The two indepen-
dent
votes •s. ,• , • .
,
A. Robertson's :political career:
Commenced in idgo r.when he was the
successful Liberal candidate in North'
Huron; which riding -le represented
The Deviation
from•
are 80 So ,subtle that no one pair of
lenses can he suitable for two
pairs. of eyes. Hence it is , plain -
that personal .care and 'consider-
ation ' are neCessity. . •
F. T. ARMSTRONG'S.
EYE SIGHT SERVICE
• Lneknow .
Jewellery-StOre_La-
--4-- Day-Erich7Widnesday emu, •••
SatiirdaY-41orning
k ton and part. of South Bruce were
.; •
for.,Awc, ternas:•In 1934, when North
re:Ugrnrttld e"etauedra'isor4ta.:kohriLlirtidnyete-ileoldf46
in1-'02
over Fester Moffat, Conseri-ative
1_
°11.1'hties.;-riding Which is definitelyrai.and, traditionally; Liberal, saw. as,
four. cornered 'fight in -thia 'election.
C. A. Robertson Wns the" .dfcial Lib- :•
erat'eMididate, RarrY,3,etan the
dal ,,COnsertrative ' candidite; with two:
others entering the -.field indepen-
dent tickets. Henry T Thompson,
„
Wingliam. creamery owner; ran as an.
independent :liberal ,and Thomas J.':
.gacLean., of Wirtgbara,:.as„"an '
pendent conservative.
ItObe.rt*Ut ..a•:•Ii.fe4•1603"'vos
dent 'and, 'farmer of Colborne
Huron Count's*: was 'a member •Of'
the Township' Council Or Seven' years
reeve ferfive years: and in 1925 was
warden of. the county, before 'enter-
ing the provincial. ". •
HOW THEY VOTED •• • ,
jajeKNow,. ' , Logaii` McLean"' Robertson •Thomson
,
Orange • _237
•.
Town • Halt 7.-4.... 42 145
• -Total
Roberts°Majority-237.*EST 1V-AWANO$0.. •
if -1 , Dungannon
2 Auburn' 79:'• •
3 Township Hail - 50'
.4 di. Helens 21 `
5 Anderson's 30 •
. 6 'St., Augtistine 13
Total
' Robereaok "Majerity--72:'
„ .
,ASHFIELD, .
1 . Dungannon..., 93
• ' ss
!!. •• Zion 79;
• .
'4 :Port V7'
5 'Xingsbridge .11,
,
FarriSh'S • . . 10
, .
. Laurier • • 21
. •
Total' '... ..a.;..., ,. ' , .::. . ,,347
ROber4air .Majority -184.:
'. .KINLOSS
, -1,..... kinioss .,...:.4.-1 4:::-.4: . :.i.;..".;,.,.... ... . 41 '
., .2 .Kiniouiii.•..............,,....,...............i..........,............,.41
' 8 ' IIo1Yrood' ..,.,..;-......... .`...... .....,..:................:':, 54 , .'99,.
• 4 .2n4 Con'. ...........-..:..,....,........................,.....,.., 46 0 423. • r
,.
5 ,Liingside'''' ..• ,.,.:,-.•...,............ ..... , ......... 21.• •• 68 '.
" 6' .. Whitechurch " :-.;-..........". ........,.....,.......; 23.... -82.: ,.. 1
'... : . ..,-.,.
,Total..........,. ..... ., ..... ; ......... `....,,226:. , 12 . .480 :e .
Robertson :Majority -210-t ' ' ? • ' ' .
.'HniOn-Brace By iiiiiiicipilitieii
• PI.Aei %Logan . ' McLean ., -.Rbbertsott ' Thouison •
.. . , .
•-,-Ashfield ......7..•= ------. ...,::::-:::-.=.-.84-1,,, ...-:-.- -'-'12' '.--. - ' .--'-,531---•
..............., II
Blyth .;,.. ..• .,.1.:...,.., • ,.. .... 188 ' .2 , l' 118 ' ' .4
Br'uSsefs .:,„::...4.....,:.....,“,„.....•.......................,.:,...A85 ' '5 ., ,
256.:,' 1$
... .
..
dnlioSs. ...........,.........4........... .
...,.,. .............. • 11' ' .644'17
Carrick,.....;....)...:....,,,......,,,:::... .. ‘' ..,' 31 '
. . ,. ,•..............-....,..,.... : 17. . ‘: 081 48 '
ColbOrne ....................................-:.„...,..„...;210 . .,.....„ i .s :.846'..- 14
E *a.•viniosii.-,,. ,.., ., . 1 .' .....381. • 0 459, . 12
It ' .• '84i
ial.uroi.'...,...».......,.1••..., •••.:..•.... . ...... .'..
•..•.............•.........389
. 10 Z• 4.1• 8
tjttigg•••••:;•••••••G•••1gb10436 .' 1
tei..a;
' .
'
.. v a kraal. ii.i., " . 4,.,. 1,...43 IA , • 9., .-k..,f .160 '85...
.!tuckgovir..-:::.4.,,....,1..,44.4..4.4.41.:4.44i1,.....1.45 • '14 ° 382. •iii! •
litliclinny ,...,.!......,,W:a.1.474.-La.'..iLia•ai.a,iiivi4; di • ' !4 296 - "0
Marriii ...' 4444.4:44....4.:«a,a«......L.4a.iaa,Lai,,...t 80 • 16 " '419 , 5$ '.
Ripley 6,;:,.,,,A-a44.a.............,...“:,..,“.....4....;:61i...,...,..,.163 • .8 , 143., r:9. .
. .„,,,
je .... e 20i 11
. liedSWatet' :.:4:44:4:ia...4.444:.....Wa at,aa tt, i'a'....;,,,,,2 (15 .•;g:
-;-ttirnberry- ,..!;.!.4,=4.-:-.----,.::::.,...--.1t.,!.-i!,,,,,!...!,.,..:::-.4:31-4.! !"0---!!"-- •!.$4-1-* -1H-1-St
' IV:. . Wavinosh.":„,....,„,......4.......,.....,,,,:.,....,.,.35,7 • 3 ,....,. ":469 •- 112
. , , .
'1i.• ,,,, ,
.trinknam oloi.,i1,:44aia'iit,i4g...,:::i.'Will.iii,C4),:1:,::1.4:4 54 .00 ...t61.. 01
,
•
2. •10
7-4-4
83
• .42,.:
• .73,
96
• 57
58
.50
;••
46
' 117'. •
86'
:103 •
531 •
•
15
Robertson IVrajority--.430,1
.10 .01$()• • ' 40
,