The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-02-10, Page 1• . .
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OM YEAR, -41.50114 .0.DVANCI11.40e EXTRii, TO U. S. A.
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011,1ea*Moares '
1,08-4-80PAPY•v• .100110 rat,
• smejole•!4.s.*:-.2.0.„
t Or ,Ply APpetatisest.
• Theme,
FOR .SALE-13eattYirliand -Washer
and wringer in good condition Apply
at Sentinel •Offiee. • . •
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FOR SALE -One, band washer
... and wringer in splendid shape at „a
very reasonable
'. WM. MURDIE' & SON.
HRS. PETER uccALL, ,winhen to
advise the public that she is the relr-,-
resentetive of the California, Por -
fume Co. :Orders taken' at herhonte
each•Satuiday.
PROPERTY FOR SALE -7 -At Kin-
Iough 'East Half of* Lei 10 on. 11
Kinloss, 49 acres:lam land,•inclndilig
harn. andstable, driving shed; store
. and .
Apply to, Jobe McFarlan,
TIIAW FLOOD CELLARS
- AND.. RUINS SLEIGHING
:Heavy raine �n S9111011 and con-
tinued mild, sPringlikeweather have
completely .,destreYed'aleighing,7 en-
on,the main -reads which' in
most cases Are hare. A Ply sideroads.
are yet not Oen to meler traffic, but
ars and wheeled. 1.rehialesare:, the
';eneral conveyances •use at Pre-
, ".:Wednesday .eontihnects Mild, with.
to irannedia.t`e" indicatioh �f a • very
:.xtreme change in temperature.
The 'eek -end brought a ;break up
uf .the ;ice on the .rivers which were
,•uneteg full:. Many cellars to the
Village were flooded and in ,a few
;ases water rose high enough to pre-
vent "furnaCe.., fires being • kept. on.
Strangely enough; 'some- of these
cases Were on Or .near station Street,
one of the high parts of. the village.
Walking and driving- conditiene
.*ere ,treacherous the earlier sta-
ges Of the thaw,. and added to this
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motor traffic was almost at a stand-
still On Saturday night due to an in-
.
penetratabla
FBirriLiZzits
Altai March let, we will have in
etock here. lit our ware -room, all
brands and 11 Empire
• Chatham fertillier for immediate de-
• 'livery. Per - fufl particulars, see 'or
'phone either John. Kilpatrick or
. N.E. Bushell.
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GKM., ER-KINTAILtL-ADY.:DIES'
• TENDERS, WANTEDTendere....will
received by the undersigned. until
Saturday, February '°12t1t, for 26
Cords. Of .181 beech and Maple body
'wood and .10 cords Of 4 -foot ,elm or.
hardwood. Lowest or any tender not
necesimilY--seeepted.
• , Joieph. Agile*. Clerk,'
Village. Of I4tacluiciw.
The death of Catherine • MacKay,
widow of the 'late Donald. MacGregor
occurred at Duluth, Minn., on - Jan -
eery 290, Deceased wag in her eigh-
ty-Sei,enth year She Was a sistek of
Duncan MacKay of Kintail, and was
,a native. of, Ashfield 'township, molt...
Itig._--to--Duluth_withAter husband and
APPOINT ASSESSOR
Kialeee conneli,• meeting on Mon-
day appointed Emerson 'Irviiri as,
Township Assessor, that a list Of
nineteen applications,
••• DO. YOU 0** THAT
The h* eW43p.a.PC-"'---r,. tells lie ..'44t.:440-
pened yesterday but the Bible talk*
us what will happen to -morrow. Ev;
erY.Chrietiarr should be a student of
'Prophecy in preparation for dark,'
days ahead. Such prophetic,, Books as
"Jestis, is Coming", 60c, "Rebuilding
Palestine.- According to Prophecy",
30c, "The -Conflict of the,.Agea", $1.00
may be secured at THE CHRISTIAN.
,BOOK SHOP. •
- -CALLING tALL SALESMEN!
AGENTS! Naiad you consider a
tit* that'. would. really make anon-
:ey New Sales Plan:. Sale of 206
.guittanteed food-utedichml-toilet- Pre-
iiiitatitinikAirAver*ege- .fAhel*"tael-
.Extra' cash bents.- Free
gifts. :If. you have oar' and. a little,
cash and -went • to. Sell .eomething- that
. district, *rite ta. FA.MILEX CO, 570
St Cleinent St, Montreal,
in 1007. Mr. IVIacGr'ek-o-r7dig:
in 1926. 'Surviving are .sons and 'clen-
ghters, as .folleura: 'Bierdoch R. Mac-
Gregor, •Mrs. C. Badge (Margaret),
Francis' G4 • Ida M.,• Lillian C. and
Dorialda M' all of Duluth; 'Mrs. D.
-McGilL--(4finabeL) . of Winghtun. A
'son, Kenneth A., died , in 1926; and
two daughters 'died in infancy. The
rerriains were. brought to the : Mine
of ',John-.-likackity,' and the funeral held
to Kintail •cemetery on Friday,
MAN CA
• :Watkins . 'Dealer ,(preferably be-
tWeen•25 and 50); needed iminediatelY
to -supply established ,demand .for
World Famous .Spicea, Estracts,;Bik:
ing Powder, Soaps,. Cleamers, ;Med-.
icineo, Mineralized Steck and Poultry
Tonics.; . 70. year repcitattia. 10,000
dealers 'Must .he'satisiled With $30:00.
weekly at start'. Selling experience
uniteeesierY., Parra experience hell)...
NI. Credit faints* ;right ,parties.
„Write •ithinediately, 'The' .7.. B. Wat.
kins 'Company, :lioatreal; . Que., Petit.
o.L,s. •
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mAlr W,ITHOLD GRANTS FROM
NON-PROGRESSIVE SOCIETIES
Minister Of Agriculture , Sounds
Wareing Note To Weak Fall Fairs
-.Stresses Need To Keep ,Fairs. Of
—A.griculturall-Nature •
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Carnival Prize List
Totals More Than $100.00
Valuable Prizes Offered For Some
• Thirty Events As Well As Upwards
To. 25 Lucky Draw Door Prizes -
Fancy Skater In Attendance
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,:.,.0,ritpARY, 14)04: .193.8:
ifrir UA4
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'. MR.. RICHARD JOHNSTON
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. (EY our Mafeking. Correspondent);
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Once more a deeP, gloom has been
cast' over our, neighborhood; bythe
.suddendeath of Mr. Eleherd; John -
ton, .who passed awaY at his hbrae
early VecinesdaY. morning, 'February
about tea, day's previus to his.
death. He was Malting a favorable
reeOVery• hoWeVer,„ but was strickee
, with a bleed. clot causing ‘his . death
which was entirely unexpected,and
cameas a 'great shock to the family
as well as the entire Community:
• Mr. Johnston .was the third eldest
son of the late kr,. and .Mrs. Henry
Johnston. He, was fib years of age
and lived his. entire jife in this com-
munity.' He was very highly respected
, ,
by everyone,' Honest, ambitious . and
He. was indus-
trious and had built tip a very .at:
tractite home which ho • had enjoyed;'
aridllas, a neighbor there was . none
better", ever ,ready, _nightor day;-• to
lend assistance and sympathy. .He
was , faithful member. of. ,131alte's
:United' Church and, took an active'
Mot spectacular event in many
moons, 'promises to :be the. monster
,ice carnival staged' in Luck** next
'Tuesday night, Under direction of
the Arena Club, who staged the
'Areeerc,arnival boat suMmer. The, ad-
mission has been set at 10e foOnb-
lk school .children, and .25e for all
others, • in costume or otherwise.
As well assomethirtostunie--
reee and special events;, with valuable
prizes, there will be 20- Or more doer
prizes offered, the. Winners !ming de:
eided by a draw during the evening.
A feature :number on the program
'will be two displays of fancy skat-
ing by •Patricia .Mar-unsl'76fTLii-ndon;-
prefessionid skater, ,who has recently
returned from la tour , of 'United
.States,Het firat .performance wil
be the opening numbet at 8.15fsharP.,
Prize events are Hated as follows:
These prizes are on display at Hui-
ten'S Barber Shop; with door •prizes
displayed in Philter's Barber Shen. ,
Fancydressed gent,. Military Set;
fancy dressed lady, Coffee Percolator;
corate,dreaSed.gent,...6' gals. Goid.Stan-
dard Motor Oil; comic dressed :lady,
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Coffee • Maker; Olney dressed girt,
,Motor 'Boots; tfluicy dressed
'Skate :outfit; comic dressed , girl, Ski
Mitts; • ecrittie;-:dres'secl_hoY 'Jacket
Coat; •Oldest man On skates, 'Yardley,
Shaving Set; Oldest, lady On 'skates,.
Pair .of Blankets; .-Largest :faintly on
-5ketes;20-11)%--Sugar r-Largesti-rural,
family : in attendance, '6 'Jars Jam;
Rural family, coming longest dis.:
'tame, 5 or more members, $5; Best
cloWhig on ice; Electric-Ircin;„ Gents'
race, open, Westclox Alarm
Ladies'. 'race, open, • Stationery.;
Couple race, Quart. Thermos Bottles;
Musical chairs. gents (open), .' Weed -
bury . Set;. Musical chairs Jadies (op-
); Woodbury Set; Boys' race; 12' &
'ander, ;Flashlight; •race 12 &
under, flashlight; Boys' rice, '13.- and
'ander, Sweater; , . race, 13 and
under, Fyjinutarlipys'--race,7-1-67-and-
;under, Pyjamas; Girls race, ' 16 and
wider; Sweater; F'otato race, :boys.,
Holders; "Farmers' Bag ° 'c.
Fertilizer; ,Speeial,, Prizes for .,. Bort
and Girls under 5' years, in any: ball -
tame. ; • '
1....„.,_ThereLwt11 be a,noVelty...feree num-
ber, "Greyhound Racing"' presented
by members of the,.Ateria Club: , ••
- The Ontario department of ' agri-
cUltere is . considering withholding
grants-71romwagticulteral-secieties
that are not. making. prokteas.
P.. 14. Deeran, minister of agriCulture,
told. the 38th' annual convention ban..
'vet of the Oritarto Association of
Agricultural. Societies in .Toronte.
:?etty community biCkerings and
in-
competent ',Secretaries were to be
.')lained in ' some . instances.
It .might he better to distribute
more money among societies ittern-
,
iting to do worthwhile work,: the
minister said. Under the Agricultural
Societies Act, the, department was
,'.1iged to Make granteto_ell:socit-
ties but Mr. DeWen Said the act could
he Amended. "The department is giv,
4ngAnrt. her. 'thought to .the matter,"
be said, ‘: •
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Be said 'some fair ;directors • sip,
narently had overlooked a clause in
the act whieh'UatecrTiTiociety pen-
niitting attractions . or feature's., not
approved by Ithe department "shall
forfeit all. claim to any legislative
grant during the next. ensuing .year,”
-11,1r.,-.Deviap; criticizing atttactiens-at
many ,fairs said "this Iptirt'?Of the act
will he rigidly enforced in the future."
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HIGH SCHOOL LITERARYSoeiety
will hold in open !meeting In the
, Town all; Lachnew, Friday, Feb-
- /11 +t. at-8-o'clockr---,featuring
• gymhastiea, s, short• play; choruses,
end the Presentiktion .of Field Day
medals. Admisaion .25o and 15C:,
. --TALKING PICA/RES
Town Hai, itieheowo Wednesday,
February ,23rd at 0:00, Advance. Film
Service 'presents; under L. 0. L. 'aus-:
piece “Vrmirs . Of Adventure," also
Englandes"'Coronatioii,.' uThe
burg Diaaster and The War In .11ina
A:dmissiOn 25e and 15c.
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-PoRmEit ItzigpxtNT °DIES.
Word has been' received here PT
the death at Rai'. City of We: Eliza-
beth Holahan, g • former „Luzlrliovf
resident .who at". One tiMS::was ark
Taked here in the, *Winer)! 1,4414esa,
'Mrs: Ho1a1ia, Mrs...Alex ,
later* by her firat • inarrisge, Was ."in
Cer 64th Year;. In 1898, ,the founded ,
millinery business in Bay City 'and
• "traS active in ft nrangienient until
twenty years ago; .when her :three
daughters isaitreed its direction. hey
are Agnea, -.Bertha and Ellzabeth
Fiedlater,
;Part-in-n-11--church-:-,-affairs.-;Thirty,„
he married . Miss
Annie' ,Blake, daughter of Mrs. ,Wni,
Blake and the late''Mr, Blake., Besides
his:. sorrowing ' Wife, he feitye's to
.monvi his loss; 'one daughter (Beryl)
Mts. Moffat of Union, and.
two sone; Cecil 'at home and Elmer.
who teaches' school near Mildmay.
thers and one sister' also sur-
vive him; ' they are , Ty -
Johnston of Exeter; Albert Johnston
of Weit WaWancsali and, Mrs. Char.
'Otte White Of Toronto: 'Another fits,
ter'(Floranni) Mrs. W. P. Reid, pre-':
deafened him. a' number Of 'years ago.
a•-mimher..4._nelees_and nephews
and two grandehildren.; • .,
Mr. Johnston was Well known and
will be greatly., missed."He.has serv-
ed as Councillor lied. deputy --Reeve
and Wiis serving ,hts.. second term in
the reeYeship tot' the township of
Ashfield.• •
Card Of Thaike ,
,
abd Mr!. Barry Hackett •are
deeply appreciative Of the kindness
and sYMPathy of friends and neigh-
bOre, at the tune of the death of theft
little daughter, arid' ;also for ,the
,rnany beautiful , floral tributes.
,
• Card Of Thanks' ,
Mra. Richard Jolinaton and faintly
, 4k:sincerely 'thank ..friericils and
,neiglea,,for their lcindness, (mires,
Slone of aympat.hy and nunierous
derail t,ributes &Mug the ilineee- and
at the 'time Of our btreavenient. '
Nomination Necessary
In. Ashfield : Township'
,
sysciincy caused Itt% Reeve's ,Death
Requires. Nomination TO Be Heldr-
Firet 'Reeve To Pose On While in
• P.,biGAGEMENT.• . ANNOUNCED
Mr. end, Mrs. unto 'Muir lan4,,aon
• if Galt, Onto aniterrlice" the. engage-
' tient Of Der** Elizabeth; daughter
of ?be, lacileeOn. and 'OW late John
ICA., only ieh of
Mrs. •Vatsoit.' and the late ThoMai
Wittseit 'tattelitiOW, 'the
fiv411 take phis) 04 Match.
Office-
Aslifield ',".Township 'Which returned
ita .001111Cil Board by- ,acclamation
late ( -last November,. is POW required
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. ,
to Weld another nomination, due: to
,
the vacancy caused the death of
Ilievp 'Riefler& Johnston.„ The date
Is set" for, Monday, rehruerito 21st,
and hi event, of an election being -re-
quired r it will ..te, held the Week fol-
lowing. ' „ • •
• The necessity Of ..such a noritina-
tion is, Unique the etinerietice. of
Clerk 0: E. MacDonagli. jahn
oton'sdeath is the first occasion in
the municipal history. of the town-
ship et slime 85 years, that a Reeve
has Pasted on while in.effide:
In at least two instances', the
deaths. of ,Cpuncillor" ..oceurred
:while -serving the 'Muni& aiitY)-Win",-
gielileyi abaft 1011 had r,
herb • in. 1.986, having phased, away -
While serving ,on the Beard.
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NEW CLOTHES SAMPLES -7-4w:
• ng discontiritied handling Tip ,,ToP
Clothes, we have tIcti7 the eOle agency
.for Park Fashion Clothes. A. wide
range of i new :cloths now On., displaY.'
Prices range from $21, to $8'2.• -Con.
-Decker, " Lucknow.
The funeral •on
Friday afternocin. from his home and
was very largely attended. His, pas-
ter, Rev. W J Patton conducted the
services --at T the -house and. ,graveside
InterMent--;Wait'inade-inr-Greenhill.
ceMetery. A wealth of beautiful' floral.
tributes, sutrOunded„,the casket show-
ing the high esteem in which be was
held. Among • ttiiii7heing neted-We'S
One, from the Township Council and
one from the County Council and
...Warden-LZPrillbearers
Cranston; .Nermen, shaemeton, Thee.
131alce, .,Milton' Kilpatrick, Sem. Kil-
patriCk. and Thos.; Anderson. Flowers
;.-ere carried by .the Township Coan-:*
Alois; A. Culbert, 'Alex McDon-
ald, :Lorne , Johnston, Gilbert .Frayne,
deputy Reeve and Herio'Cerran. Mem-
bers of4.he .Countir. Council Were also
present,: which l included: Warden
1.taache, John M. Eckert; Bic,
warden, Reeves - W. E. Cardiff; Grey
T*p.;,. S. Davidson, Winkham; John
H. Scott, . Sectiottilt; Mr.: Toner,- Brits-
-selet 4.-ames-,-Leiierr...Londeaboreugh.;
W. J'. , Stewart, West ,Wciwanosh;
George , Feakan,, Colborne Two.;
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FREE RECIPE BOOK
Marooned Ily-Blizierd ,
1 Ilarrovilit lime Death '
I ' : , • ' .
Stewart *mei. Niiiv,i) of st Immo Mr; ,A,.. G. Sritith'e Mother Paseee
• And ilia . Wife Red Another Met- .' '": 'and Mrs.' A'''G' Smith'''. form-
erly isii:Ifiv,e.44alinr• ,t!care.,, .1vilHea., _ _ethrlrYougehjf jmtheingtditmven.oce-TAmide;y, • aPc4asosioed..
.' Stranded AU ...Night ' fit ' ' Raging Panying the remains of Mr. Smith's
• Prairie Blizzard -- GeriOlhie From. mother to Kincardine for interment
' '11.113 Cii" le;.,..,.....,,f9t. .1)ae. Heater
°a"; ' 'isilM ttliae:' Iirl::81.1iiiinY'''.43Pel:t82n144:11'1Yeealrit (ndfire:='s'.
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sided in Toronto' for the peat' couple
The Calgark Herald tells of the
s.riat;Oswrt .eaceminPetir ,aofnci. Mrtin:otheer:d, ,nlioto're.-r, of P*rii"'"/YlOgli"Iria; Advance-Ti*eii*
iSt who both .ivere 'stranded. ie., a' rag!'
an .-\With4AtemPer:.__--r-lttintit .
iiis.. , J. G. :ARMSTRONG'S .
'titre of .slio . below .zeto. The blow .of .,. , .
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:m4gcopii.„.:4Eplips
..1tEputEsH2OPERATING.
EFFIcIE1(1.,
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• .01.41) STANDARDS COMPAEISOWPALL, BEFORE .
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• THE" xgw:..1948,..-AiARcozit: MOPE14? THAT •OIVIS.-
-Twig ..PERFORMANCE" -,TRE. VERT LATEST • tog,,,
IN , • ppgitATING. •EctmOlit,r, . • .
tfoTthitivIe THE ,•-plukBR : OF .TUBES REALLY
MEANT ccMttcoLLE15,,,RE$OPITO.:.••„
TION OF .DISTANT 'STAID:m.6 AND:TIpit, CLARITY •
.qp• NEARBY:. STATION!, BUT TUBES
IN QUA.N-
TITY ALSO. MEANT BATTERY DRAIN AND EXTRA'
••• '.OPERATTNG , COST.
,...MARCON1, 'NO ..:LONGEIr' DEPENDS 'ON, ,14UMBERS., •
SIX Txpits-puAt KRPOSE.. TI.IBES.-4. DO. 'TRE%
-WORK OF .NOIE WITHOUT • INCREASING
IATT-
ERY. DRAIN: OR, ADDING TO OPERATING- .cosir..',
, In ,this bane . appears' an adver-
tisement sponsored by the 'Depart-
ment 'of Fisheries. APPearilrg-ikthe
act* is a•CoUPOn with Which any ffer=-,
son may secure a free, reelpe book,,
containing scores of tasty fish dishes.
'rhey're.free for the asking. '
-SPC;Iti At.'PliOE MEEUNG
Concluding a report of 'the annual
Meeting nf the South Brine Rend
Telephone Company, the Mildmay
Gazette ,had'the following:
."Before the meeting,:clesed, it was
addressed by Messrs. Thos. Malcolm'
and :Ernest Ackert of neat Holyrond;
Yvhe are now tneinberi of a 'private
telephone company which owns a line
from LticknoW: and: kinlotigh,'• switch-
ing being done at the 'Bell office at
Lueknowe These gentlemen intimated
that this company.inight be ,well
vised.to. purehaaa this private line and
develop the territory ..,both east. and
West , Of" it, , if ' satisfactory, arrange-
ments could be Made. the Directors
will investig&te pie Matter and take
shell actiOn..aii Mak cleerned ni'oat
advantageous to • .parties concern-
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Giderkb (lit Recision
In Sodden 'oath isms
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Get ,Bat Dillset. Barn It, Referee, •
,Ie Quoted- As Saying Following
Giore-;..ralaieet Every Grad riaoliglyi'
.'. An ArgaineatL.' Count Stood
, ,
' At /I=
,
. In. a, anddhn death fikture ' here, on,
y toight, . fora third' Pia,
,'OH
twenty-four hholue;esryWasof one of dthise, woi-cr received -here' -ericli-Iftook"-
the death of Mts. Elizabeth C. 'Jack-.
triaiifetts' piling
erioliPug'Inh„"tentsbiuneof enow son, whlch ry aged 96 iniealsTrse,ivtisrktIte
• Of St. liel;• motheri. Of_Mrs,,J_LG, : Armstrong,
ens, .a son of Mr!. MBler ,formerlY: of • Lucknow.
a -brother' Of „Isale and -Mrs. . ,-Jeeimon be ,reinerittered
Milier.. , . • . here. by Theny It ,
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'Mr.. and Mrs:. Miller had left ..their WI10- Made -her- bottle- . apart-
ome in Hanna in. the nyorng. Tea- nient now ,ocCiipied .by Mr: and Mts.
chilli r... +1.. the ciestination, from' Hornell, above whet was:: thee
where . they set out on their ..,return the old Bank :of .1Eamiltin! • . '
'that 'leiterneen about 440- a'co'alc- .leahson • was born near. Mim-
i:tut here's' the fitori' fit. part; iron) but spent. most Of 'tor life in
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he Calgary paper: , • Newmarket.: Her husband, ' F.
"Lest all night ,their earl .,,ts Jackson, predeceased .her 54 years
Lacknew. Sepoyi. Gedeeich, didn't 'do •
se. '"-"oseag' ai- well. they gpi. 60%
paying the shot for ill-espensea
cat;rheef giLesgue ectiteuiwei,tohrd:teh,:.0:10;::
. , „
suitednet.:1(); hebe. " played in Wlngham. Goderich
'held Mit' for .home -and games;
,
Lucknow, then. 'Made them:•an,
tive offer.. to play, the single • fixture
here, and. the Sailors followed up by
laying ..their : proposition; before
the League executive , who'. baelced
them nil -on the .deel and. &Wel, the '-
game played4herok
1K.r,v1111g storm nig Surviving are two sons . John, San The tussle wan played on water
ceasingrY in'. is section of •
. Francisco; Edward, Grano :RaPias, logged ice Mit waelt-rugged,--naro
or. nearly _ .
Stewart ' A:: , Hanna, .rrad40 :and. two • daughters, Mrs. G.
through heaping 4ift,a thia ,thara*g, Lamb, Gedetich; , arid .I4re,, J. G.
grand-
to.,.'Scotfield, tevirrihlit eaSe ht
of touiqrstoitin:. . ' children and seven.-.gteat granchild:
"Fear ,for the sifeti Of, the 'couple • ' • ,°°. s!'17ive.
tavt-TE-falt-thia--inorninl-Whetir the
not heard from 'since leant*. .0yen IMPPETANT. ANNOUNCE5MT
after- 4 Social Call; .1* their . WILY
home to Hanna. ' ' 'residents of Luckhow d
"A search •party was, ,?,,Tga3sEt4 at try surrounding.' The. merchants of
noon by It.C.M.P. Officers at ,Youngs- la't„; are • SSil.eilneing Special
town, but they had hardly begun the vPP°MmlitY Sal* Next Week. Iteei
hunt for ' this , miSsing. couple When Bargains ire in Store for you. Shop
Shoji:
word arrived they had turned hp at borne and:4y* moriaY. Watch for
scot#141 after sP.Saciing Ole. night iii week's".. announcement. : .11ren
their ear,.. along with . ealesmen afford to, miss this money div -
by
who had „Mao :been. 'trapped in the .4ig 'Bargain Sale, sponsored
eteieL, . Lackner, .Merehants., •
Little Tot Elks -On..'
Miller' Were any the worse for their
niteniptecl„.toreeeh_hailw_lan-the Her. First,'„ Birthday
Grain; also Robert Bowman, ,
Ex -
Warden and Roy Patterson Engineer'
Goderich. Friends were. also present
from Toronto, Auburn, Sarnia, Wat-
ford and Union. This community ex-
:fads- theif-deepeatTSYmpathir le- the
bereaved.. • ,
experience, Mr._ Miller aaid they..,.had . „
RAMPAGING. RIVER sto.acito.
'ROAD ICE.
The Week -end rain and thaw hid
the -Nine -Mile River doing tricks in
Ashfield., CrOziet'a. bridge On .the
„ •
6th Cencesnon, the water rose • far
_ . .
above nonce! 'flooding the flats and
pouring over :the roadway . at this
point: .AS the lee broke' up, . alma.
:blocke piled Up'. 'blockading the toad -
!w4., and it was .stated early in the'
week that it would require three inen
half ,ft day ..,,remoYieg. the.,"„blockade",
to open tend to traffic. .
•
' kAgrrollA ASSOCIATION
The annual reunion • dinner' . and
dance' of the Bruce County Associa,
• , •
tion of 'Manitoba will be held in the
Pori Carry Hotel, Winnipeg on Feb.
1.6th, at 6:45. p.m. Mr. L. L. Porteei
formerly of ChesleY, 'president, Will
Preside et the .hencinet. guest
speaker Will be present and, tho ntuiic
and 'dente. Will be under the ,nutnage-
Merit of Mr., p.,..,1c.,..iciehpher, former')
of Mildalay.
The executive Oottitioitto,e atihOunde
'that, the friends efBitee County are
cordially.•filvitod' to attend..:
•
,
storm w,aa. ,at ita: height. during the
late afternoon. . tear -Old Daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Srlti cottileuis
eld;n4'wheal7n
tiich, Ir
'
the car alid oft into
from
‘sonekettbv."Diied.toEa.L9rniYdon*,00doe7.
is 11 short distsnee
"A short time l�tera eaMratre4e1
traveler deo' skidded; into the ditch
a short distanco from: where the
ilwrhz;39tiirrityrati.offitthrgeltioe deei: d'ed
10
keep one' 'ear ''.1rOing on eight, 'aed
with the heater turned on full bleat;
they 'prepared to spent the night in
the open.
'When our cm 'started to inn
short of gag, We emptied thetaalc.-in
the Other ear, and 'in this way we
zininaged to keep the motor running
it
Aabsate8711Wleas' idb"ed thintois
morning, end after the sterth started
10
'Sdotfieid.. We 'arrived tl,tere, ehortlY
before neon; little the worse for our
adventure."
Pital
•
feught. battle' thit. • doyeloped,. • into
:sernewhat' of ,' a ' genie, '•but • .
never .• lacked . .;Or .SetiOti: 'There „. was
two-way :action,; every
goal and a couple of diSallevred ones s •
, . .
bringing: ferth., au argumerit,, .80 'that'
and Mrs. Harry Hackett,. con-
cession 10,.,,'A'shfield lave,. the ..dym-,
:pithy of . the community in. the loss
of their tnne, who passed ite;yeortitrrit;td,
Sun-
day Morning on • her first hirthday.
The httle".t.Cit,•Who ,Wia• a 'partie-
nlitly (goOd:..•,youn stet, „been' ail-
ing COuPia Of ••claYs., On.(Satt
nrday the ;was taken . Winghim
;hospital, 'where. it Ayes • decided to
take her to. London; The Waspractically a11 nlgkt..
• teft4e.' earlY, •Seridey :morning, . When
the Attie giri , passed 'near
Clinton, during the. ,lotIrney..: •
. Early teething was helieted, to ..be
reaPendibli' for:: the-
child's.iiitiess, which diagnosed
.spinal meningitis Cf. ,a!aort7cOnta.
gime type.' .!.• '
ABPPIELD'140V'S, !SISTER. ' The funeral servke. was held
at
LONDON ;the 'hOtne on Tiefiday,, with Ref.r./.'W.
Pstton Speaking'. comfortingly ,to
• e'„death ..ecetiried in '..Victoria the bersiOied PatentS. • Pallb reit
•
:ilespital on Tuesday, Of tW.P. W. Were four little school boys, •ittek
Al -
Manning, formerly Rose :tell,, a ton; ,itareld.' Icienry,..10aa Henry and
ter'. of Mra.s'Elther 'Alton Of AShtield. Alvin Aiton. Six littlo giris. acted as
Manning 40,'.ottire4 s lengthy ilO.‘7*44',. bearers, . jean , Gwan-
illncss
'ainCe lindettOhit 4h6,0PeistiOK dolyn itteleeven, ,Taylor, Lor -
the 'teat dei of the. 'old. year. , .110 rerine Drennan, LDontia: Honry 'Mad
sister, Mrs. Alton:•na'atieett With her Rhea . 'Durable: ,:InteriaPrit was "in:
for the' past ' three :Weeks., :The funetil Greenhill cemetery. • 4
will- b� held in London the.. sorrowing .VittentS, declir
day). There IS A family ef. three two. litOtherd, . And --
and aOde
gang, and two.dolontork • •Attlit euMvei •
. .
the nigiiiiitY Of-feag seereeiY: ,hrae:w
'what. the icore,Wept. '
'Lucktiovi - took the lead midway •
throtigh, the .A.174 ,petiisit-when Greer •
tied •Jewitt • Worked:in': With, Jewitt
'scoring. The SePOYe made it., so they
thought; 0-0 as the Period. woad When. :••
Thompson carried the pick back . of
the net and slipped -it' , to Jewitt
who hinged. it heist.. Time .,keePere: •
announced that tie Waa Uri as the
goal .was scared-;'snd Referee MernP,
Who was in hot water ill, night dia.:
allowed ...ttiwp.:.,'Inigt.tegf,..„Lesilmt,,,
Gotlerieli *al' It rip in. the Seeond,,.'
on --what 'fens ' faced
asg:41:: pEci, neutrsl ked. But tLater dl on the p elke rt of kthe :1,":1°: statement
Goderich so hothe e' 1 1;1
to See, declared ..the goal was not
Goderieli had a goal called back int
the third ,period, With s player in' the '.,
Crease, that brought ' another aigu- •
meni. The winning Counter came with '
about six Minutia . to go'On a shot
, ,
fromthe blue line. With a,- 'Goderich,
player' racing in to ,push ' in. the' diso,
before': VirilitToori ..itat it Cleared. .
Goderich were -extended to : hold
the lead as the 'Sepoya made a. last
desperate effortte tie , up, a game,:
that was questionably .won, but that
of_everyt. 6brit..puters.,into_a
gave 'the, fens value With • Milo:.
rolis-
'! coil, '0,ning -lay-don; 13e-
fense,: Book, Thorapsen; • Centre; 'Jew-
itt; ;Wings, MscliOnald, Greer;
Al-
ternates, Fisher,HeO,Orreick Render'
son, 'Miller and
Goderich-Goal. ..stao; L4fetite.
Stoddart; Centro, Vsr:,
Robinson; •Wings, Art: Dealt, Dawe;
Alternates, Bill aid, Walt Weathrooki'.
yohh*, Arnold , Dook. ' •
i•eeei*ed here on :Tneedai; eve!' PiCie01.
:Referee, Vail WiliWt Any too' ..,
erich didn't' tato kindly to, him and •
to IniVe hint ocIIte iTt the
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