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,.•Oifice Hours
100-4,30 PM '
. 'Sondaye4;1.4942,og PM
•Or By AliP014taierit.7.
!Phone 86
• FOR ' 1 efitingnpotatoeS
tt Mary 'Jane Darrow's, .1.4icknew.
. FOR. S. ALE -4. -Aged Shorthorn Bull
'
John Hodgina, Kinlotigh.
FOR SALE ---43 good pigs, 7 vtreeks
old. -James Forster, R. 1, LUcknow.
•RS. PETER ,McCALL,'4'..wisheS' to
Ithe .the7felir
re,sentative of the California Per-
' ' fume Co. Orders taken at her leinioe
each Saturday:
• FOR SALE -24 Brood York Sows.
:8 'Carrying their second litter due to
• farrow ',between. 1.st and 1.5th of
March; 6,,t�,farrOw, in April; 10 in
. , J. •lititton.
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AUCTIONSALE.-of 9 horses
cows, 80' head of -Young cattle, 10
hogs at Lot ;16, Con. 12, West
...svanash,':::Friday,:lebruary..25th:L.:See-
- hill's.. Elmo Pritchard; Prop., Mb.tt.
Gaytorr-Auc,
PROPERTY :FOR.SALE-At
lough, East 'Half of Lot IO, Con fl,
Kinloss,, 0 acre's farm land, including
• barn „and stable., .drivirig shed, store
- 'and dwelling -
' •Ai3to, John.IMO_Farlita.
,
LOCAL GIRL PRESIDENT
OF JUNIOR INSTITUTE
The third annual 'at;• hoine of the
Dorchester Junior' Farmers and Jun-
ior Institute was held at. Dorobestet-
last -week 'With .four ntnicired young
people attending. 1111iss Vera Sherriff,
.vho teaches," at Dere-heater,' is preat-
lent of the Junior •Institute-aod her
'Picture appeared, in •SaturdaYs' Free'
Press in a group photo, snapped:, ,at
the function by ,the VyeePiess„'earn,'
Arl ',another iSsne of, the'Free
`last week,' apnearOd, Picture': Of
Miss :Mary °Anderson of • London and
formerly of 1. •Liicknow. Miss •Ander-:
son is president. of the London Girls'
Work, Board and was guest Speaker
it. a special' service' in Centennial
• United. Church, which marked the be-
ginninStof---natiOnal,Q.-G.-1,-7r2-Week-
MORE RAIN AND SLEET
Out of a cleat, 'moonlit sky last
Wednesday •night, the, weatherman
performed, • another' of his --quick'
:.-hange' acts so common this winter,
And, Thursday :morning brought rain,
that .froze as it fell making walking
in,d Motoring ail but inipossible. As
the ,weather Moderated, the sleet
turned_ to a straight rain, -that:, con -
tinned during the- day, washing gravel
from the streets, leaving a glare of
:wet. ice, that Was a real hazard to
peilestriang and motorists. Motor
traffic was; Slowed alinost to a Stand-
still. It took one Motorist one . full
hour to -make the 12 Miles from here
to •Winghani, which' was one instance
of how traffic. was . forced to creep
olotg. •
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SKATING.AMRTY ;MONDAY-±
the skating •party on Monday night
in the locar'arena, arranged jointly
by the young People's' Societies .of
the Presbyterian, *United, . Anglican
and South Kinloss Churches. The
merry' evening concluded With the
serving of sandwiehes and coffee.
• .
• FERTILIZERS
Altli-r-Mairch 1st, we will have in,
,
stock here in our ware -room, all
brands .. of. C: I. L. -and Enipire
Chatham fertilizer for immediate de-
livery. For frill particulars,, see or
'phone • either John Kilpatrick. or
N: E. Bushell. .
HOME' MiXING
'Farlitere desiring to mix fertilizers;
may -purchase their materials ;from.
us to snit, their soil' type' and crop
, at the following prices: 27127
7. t $26.90; 9-1476% at $23,09, bags
ine1ded. These brands require :no.
filler::-.0i'ders received until ,April 1 it.
Apply to 'John. Kilpatrick;
' . • or N. E. Wisher)
-140TreE,, -
Centro] smut' and ' increase yield
.by allowing us to 'treat your seed
•grain With new and imprOVed.cereiatt
• through: our new. seed •treatirig.
nia-
chine. Quantities under ,100 bushel,
• treated.5-bere-it-our--warereem;- over
'that amount arrangements • may be
• made to be treated in your Own barn:.
Piice 5c -per bushel. By this, process,
grain' may. be Iteated. now. For fur-
ther ' information,. 'phone or -see,- •
John Kilpatrick or N. E. Bushell.
-41-EN-OHRS--•WANTED-BVIME-.---7-
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIRLO,
Tenders Will be • reoeived by the
iniciersigned -clerk for,. Climbing and
hauling approximathlY seven thous-
and _Yards of 'gravel. A Marked cheque
for 10 per :cent. of tender to 'accom-
pany tender. Contractor to pay for'
gravel. Lowest or any tender ' not
necesaafily. accepted. Tenders to be
opened at 2 p.M., March '14tif,' 1938. '
' '.11erbert C. Curran, . Road ,Supt.;
Lucknow 7. ` •
C. E. McDonagh -Clerk, Lucknow 3'
, • ' MEN 'WANTED!.
If yet' are •interested in becoming
Associated with a large progressive
manufacturing concern, then write
TODAY!. Our 200pliMentary-medici-
. nil -toilet •products sell on sight. Big,
. eut-ele %profits; , repeat orderirr-Equip-
ment indispensable for country route.
You pay cash for your goods.
Suc-
c�ed or ,return there: and get. credit.
For. cetriplete' -particulars and free
' catalogue without 'obligation; FAM -
ILEX CO., 670 St:: Clement St.; Men -
FERTILIZER
Lucknow Joint Club will operatetheir. fertilizer Mixing Aation • this
- year wider tlie seine management ,as
the three previeps.)yeare. Chi') mein-
. hers , and those. who • join. the
having . their, .materials/1 mixed .here
.are assured .of. sowing a fertilizer
second to agile offered them any-.
where besides saving themselves dol-
.
Prices. on materials and mixirig, on
I
1.app1leation to
JOhn Jamieson' 'manager`
tUekilaikt Re no 'Phone Dungannon
68-r-I...,Te early and co-oPerate,
-0-;-4er-Sotraerrioyef
FRACTURED SHOU_LDER
'lee. ,conditions last Thursday.cfairm.
'ed ...victim,. ,Nvhet Miss 1VIargaret
Mritray. fell at her home at Para -
Mount and fracthred her shiiiilder,,
The injury, was treated'here and Mies
Miirray .at ,pvesent at the home of
Miss Piekering in the village.
LOCAL GIRLS WIN'
•
.Lucknow • girls played the first'
-.11o0key game -of -them fair, young
on Tuesday night 'in Ripley, .when
they took the ,Huron Township'
il-
lage lassies Into.carnp-by-a±sceri,..701.-,
5 to 2's; Mildred Ritchie led, the seer-.
ing with two goals, and'vitas' also the
bad: girlof the night with two nen-
II-ties, Helen MacDonald, . tn. ,Horne
and Ariria •Finlayson, get -a, goal
apieCe. ,Neva ' Ferris and Margaret
'Pickett ;Scored' for; Ripley, With the
fernier getting,'Ripley's lone penalty:
, The score was 1-1' at the end- of the
first period. Lucknow scored 4 goals
-1/0,1re--xeedrid arid Ripley,rep
one in the 3rd.. • .
Lucknow-Goal, Leuise Greer; De-
fense, Mildred Ritchie,:c'Helen Mac-
Donald;.'ist.,line Lir- Horne Anna
Finlayson, Etta. Belle„..MacDonald;
Alternates; Islay .and Audrey 'CaMP-
bell,. Kathleen , 'Carruthers; Doris.
Ritchie. .
'Referee -Harold Greer. •
SACRIFICE 'CLEARANCE
Having rented' My store, the re-
mainder of 'Ott' stock of stationery
-and . chinaware ',mist be ,disposed -: Of
it :sacrifide prices by ,Saturday,' Feb-
. 7
Alex, MacDonald Ashie!cl
. .• .
Reeve' By 'Accian,iation
.6)1111Cillor. Por.' Past Three Years
•. Succeeds 'I`o Beeveship' Fillin Va-
cancy Caused By. Death Of Reeve
.
Richard Johnston -Fred Anderson
Of Zion Elected By Acclamation. To
Council • • ,
Vacancies in 'Ashfield Council Were
filled" by aeclanciation at • Monday's
nomination 1Whea ;Alex MacDonald •
of Loohalsh Was elevated to the
reeveship and Fred Anderson of Zion. •
.Was elected as the new councillor by
ston.'• Mr. MacDonald, serving 'his
acelamation
The, 'rennina-tion was- required due
to thedeath, of Reeve -Richard, John -
fourth. term as Couneillor, resigned.
to qualify for the reeveship. 'rwo .eX7
reeves,. John A.: MacKerizie,•_and .Mut,
do Matheson, Jwithdrew in favor Of
Mr. -MaeDonald:
There were three nominees ' for the
Council. 'vacancy resulting from Mr.
MacDonald's resignation. Fred An-
derson ,O Zion, al newcorter to mun-
icipal office, qualified as Councillor
and .received the seat Without oppo-
sition. Mr. Anderson is the :first re-
-presentativem-f -thne-nortir-east-cornet''
of the nornicipality to sit at the
I3oard for some seven years...
. Nominations were received as fel-
low's by 'qlerIc C. E. McDonagh:
i • For Reeve .
Murdo • Matheson, - nominated by
Peter. McIntyre and Samuel Gibson.
John, MacKenzie, by W. B. Hawkins
and John Qoaid'
• Alek, MacDonald' tisr
For C•Mou'ind)ciror
Samtiel Sherwood by Wilfred Dren-
nan and G. O. Durnin. '
E. G. Zinn,. by J. F. Johnston and
Wilfred Farrish.
"Fred Anderson. bY jarrie..MacKeri-
iie and 'Murdh Matheson.,
Ashfield; council .is now • qonippsed
of Reeve Alex MacDonald,' Deputy
Iteeie, Gilbert} Trayne ,and Council-
lors W. A7--ett-lbert-;L-orneff.Jehnst
and Fred Anderson.
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
.Gordon. FitlaYsen of Lechalshhad
a' narrow escape from being ',trapped
when fire .reeently destroyed a• three-
storey hotel.:at Larder, Lake. Gordon
who
work S on •a night shift in' the
EBRUA.11r. 1938
OPPOR+UNITY $ALE DAYS.
ONTINljg Tills wEEK
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Opportunity Sale DityS Spen,
'red by. .LuchnoW merehants, ,
continue again this Thursday and.
Friday, when. Ideal steres will
offer the Ptiblie. special bargains
it Praetkally, all lines of merch.-
• . •
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` 'Read the advertisetnents ' in
•-:this issue. and Watcb for. the, sale .1)
..pennants on store windows., Your' '
merchant .is :prepared,
to serve You and on these bargain
days prices , on many 'lines are
shislic.d to making •Itilying /this '
Friday and Saturday particuiar-
ty profitable for you: •
Shop -Lucknow this Friday and
Saturday,Fc'bruary '-25th & 261h;
Tune in for the- Broadcast over
CKN.X. Thureday at 1 p.M. for
' the friendly message- from the
1.1 •
1.7 Lucknow :Merchants. „.
. Shop and Save -Save and' Shen:
WED -PING BELLS
• MCKENZIEVVFBSTER
• A quiet w edding took- -placca.V.the
Ashfield Presbyterian Manse at 12
;o'clock :noon, on Saturday, February
-.19th7--When
ghter of Mr. and Mrs.Janes T. Web-
ster,. was united, in marriage to Mr.
David McKenzie, only•lsou 0±; ivfrs, R.
'.VICKenzie andfthe late Mr: McKenzie
of ‘Ashfield" Township. The Rev. J. K.
.VIeGillivary officiated and Miss Ethel
McKenzie, . sister of the groom; and
Mr. .Lecinard . Webster; brother •of the,
:bride were -the attendants: The .H bride -
.:Wes:• -dressed a • floor_ len o
otif-wra-e-coloreillitifon .yefvet witif
hat And coat' to Match and silver
'sliaes, Immediately ;after the cere-
mony the happy ,couple 'left Oh a
trip to- :Londori. and -St Thomas; and
on their 'return- they will reside on the
flighw,ay near Kiritail. :
groom's • On,' the , Bluewater
WOOD*.TENDEItS :LET AT
SPECIAL MEETIN THURSDAV,
, Eight tenders' were received.:by the
Village.' Council *t a 'special Meeting
-Thursday, • for ,4 -foot Wood; and
18 inch beech and maple. Lowest
tenders Were .accepted in each ease,
with Frank Todd the • slic,cessful bid-
der for ten cords of -4-foot wood at
$4.00 a .cord ,And Neil ' McCallurn's
tender accepted for twenty-five cord's
northern. town, was sleeping at the of'18 body wood at 14.8.00.
-title of -the- :outbreak and on being *, • ' • '
awakened,: succeeded in, making his
escape,' but was. able to 'Save only Arena „Club Carnival
VI •
some of his -clothing.
Showed Profit Of $176.96
DIES'c
. • • ,.
'Arena-Chilt-S-Plit*.ProCeeda With
Com-
munity Or•
Receiving $88,48:
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• The monster darniVal recently
staged by the Arena' Club,as well as
delighting 'some 1200 people
whoat-
tWded, was also a realfinancial suc-
cess, ,aS the foliowing , statement•re-,
AreaTlhe: lAi.'•ena,Ciab Of twenty members:.
which has sponsored so many %, suc-
cessful undertakings in the past few
Months, was requested by the Com-
munity Hall conintittee to ,undertake
this carnival, as. it, was considered
that , the Club, through it • riunibers
and past achievements, was best able
to :handle' this big event as it tinned
out to be. The Club, however, turned
Over :halt the net, proceeds' to -the
Cominanity Cemmittee; .in
eharge of the operation of the hand-
ing • and 'each,- ol.gan ilation Prefitedto
-
e ex - tent of $88.48. .••• •
• 'Statement .
.Carnival„. 5th February, :1938-
Tibial:Receipts, , ........
t .E.ineriditures
.• , .
11, Greer, tel: calls .4 • 75
,Lucknow Pipe, Baud • : :JO .00
,
Miss . Patricia,. Maritiel;'' • ;
• • Skater ' ' • 20 00
Lucknow • Sentinel •
,& Racli.O. , . . 1640
Wm Schmidrc.
............ 01.
John Todd, lodgings • ,
re Skater 1 ,50.:,
Sundryaccts. paid, ' : . • '
cash by E. A: 4 13: .;
Prizes Paid by Prize Committee.
Pearlinari's . .1 75
McKim's' • . • • 1 50
'Rae* Porteous 2 85
Reed ,ez 'Rathwell 2 25
Schmid 2:,(10
;Templeton AO' Co. ribbon 2' 50
4 00
L. TurVey „, ." • 2,65 • •
F. M. Paterson . 1 75 -1
C.*.litecker, ... . . .. . ,. • 2 00,
Wm. Muidie 'S/,` Son, „ 4 75
MacDonald Bros2'110
3. McDonald, ..sulidy . 60
Wellington McCoy- 2 oo::$:, 86,60
• Mrs. Wm. Schmid is in Hanover
this vek on .deceutt if the death of
her father,- , Mr. John Beckberger,
who passed 'awaY Monday night, af-
ter ,a ten day -.illneSs, following
severe paralytic stroke. Ile suffered
-a-airnilar'seiztre7 a few: years, ago.
The funeral is on Thursday. ,*
'Besides his widow a , ..family: of
eight ' sOns and daughters survive,
lustitute At Home Again
Popular Annual Event
:
Large _Crowd Attended Annual So-
.
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Function 'Featured By A Pre
. gram,' Liunch, And Dance. --Ladies
Give Amusing ' Farcial ;:Presentia-
. tion, Of An t Institute Meeting
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, . :The aminal "At Home" of the Wo -
GUEST oP: PREE PRESS AT- ." men's :Institute again proVed. highly,
_popular. and :attracted a, particularly
,„ VEEIC..END HOCKEYtGIK- large gathering on ' Tuesday night;
• when a..pleasarif socialevening was
' ,• Treleaven, Lender" Free spent that included i variety: ,pro-
131'eSs carrier'.bey'enjOYed a week -end grain, lunch and:a dance. • • .
trip to Terontd,which hichideil 'etten, The opening nuinber vvak an emus -
ding: the .hockey genie on Saturday ,ing• ;farcial-presentation of 'an Inati-
night between the Maple Leafs and tute, nieethig, presetiteChrififteep ,of
New York Amcrienn.s. thc locni branch.. The Skit Was. really-
,_ Allah was one of about. fifteett,hoys' arid kept 'the. 'audience in
from •thil, district:to take in 'the trip laughter,'aS; all the .buSirteSs., the roll
aS
the guests: of the London paper: call, the secretary's' and 'treasurer's
The • boys were picked up on. Satur- report Were..carried out in a ridicit-
day morning, made Guelph for din, lets
ner.and on' into "Torento to"take jn During the 'fleeting an 'Old Maid's
the sights beforegame tirne, They. Qtartette". Was given by Mrs. Viola
spent the .night in stYlel at. a TorontoJew,itt, Mrs. Phillip' 'Stewart,. • Mit:
hotel; returning on Stnday: ' Horace Aitchison , And Mrs. Robert
Struthers. Mrs. Campbell. Thempson
recited tWo:amasing pOeina and 1VIr3.
Clarke and Mrg. D. M. Thompsot
-sang a duet:. '11/Its, NOrtme , Wilson
presided at the plano:',Other meMbets
taking part Were Miss Ildzel Webster;
Mrs. ,W7. 13. Anderson, Mrs. Wm:
Yowl, 'Mrs... Wesley Huston, ;Mrs. R:
11. TherripSon; Mrs. Morgan Hender-
son and MI'S? Wellington Henderson,
Wh(t. read. the Minutes of the. last
meeting -47 of thein, 'Seven'. Of bus-
iness. and forty of .gossip. •
• The, second part of the , program
included a violin,: duet by Dr, Wit,
Fowler :atid''Dr,: Jarnea Little, accom-
panied by Mrs. Fowler; n lannOrous
reading by Mrs. :IT,.G. Sherriff; a
vocal duet by Bud • Orr and Lloyd.
JUVENILE PLAYOFFS Stewart;, a mouth organ:duet by Miss
;The JtiVenile Playoffs ,in droul'i )3; and Murray Henderson, atecitimaltied
betvitebrr lAndlcrieW and Ripley get' tin, by their father,, Eldon Henderson oii
derWay Thursday When. Lticknow', the autoharp:. a' ata.by- Mrs. Phillip
plays in Ripley.' The second game will -Stentart and Eldon 'Henderson); ' arid
l, played in Ltiolchow on Monday 'A'skit by '"Mr. and Mta. flarriston",
night. Febiniait, 28th 'at S' Ilazel Webster, and Tem Patton, The
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FARMERS ATTENTION!' ,
GroSe's Specially Cornpoun ecl High,
• Grade4' Fertilizer May Secured
Iron) agents throughout: this
froin Miltbn
district salesman, R..R. -7; Lucknow,
Ont., 'Phone 7.744;. Dungannon. Mr..
Groae's fertilizer plant is situatett On
DitidaeSt.) West Toronto, and is one
• of the :most inedern plants Ontario
*hich has .been in operation for some
Mine. • '
Any :partietilar .problems that you
taye.„ to deal :With, 'Write "Grose
Ltd;'; West Torentet
;Mr; ,-Grose has had tiventy-five..yeare
exPerience . the' inaritifeetiiritig of
Fertilizers..1.1e also has a'. fertilAn•,„
Areal/tent to. combat witeworni which'
cannot /be sec/Ikea from .titty Other
• Company, .
• witteroonts' at the. icAtroiting. phteeg
Ltiekhow, .11,1010 and Clinton.•
Milton Kilpatrick. thitritt Saleintan,
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•41
`41:),I.FF01)11. iNSINEJV
Corte and Noy the "Daffodil,. Din-
ner", 'served ,by St. Peter's- WoMen's
Guild in the Council' Chanther 'on
Shrove Tuesday eveiiing, March 1St;
5;30 to 8O'c1oOk; Admission 3,50 and
25c.
e.EXHIBITION HOCKEY
° Drionto,: O, It H. A. group cnarii,
Plots and Lucknow ,SePoYq, will play
an exhibition. gaine LucknOtr Com-
Munity Arena this Friday night, Feb-
ruary 25th at 8.15. 'o'clock. Admission25c-, and: 1.0c. Kenneth • Cameron,..'a
local boy plays with the ban/MO.:team
Gents eaurit.on the tontid and the dialogue took Pla"Oq tritio
se.tri.nd gam will-he'Pla:Yed to a. fiii-1 journey to Whitechurch. Rill Chin
ish in ease 0 a tie. Lucknow was the bohdueter -and Bud Orr the
iles are playing fine hockey and rfan8 peanut vender, - • ,
are :tisstired- of a good iarea on mon,. Gointitinity, singing followedli‘eftire
day., It is nein these jtiVeniles that lunch' Was. Served and the "evening
Litcknov itope to btild tfp a Suhroi.„ceileluded With a Clahed, With MUSie
FoafiA 'next SeaSen, Th winners vfll by Elden Henderson and Dotard c -
meet' Grote, A wiriflei, of j v chaviet aha Roy IVItCreight eafter-/
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Net ;Proceeds ..... , . .$17690
50% Net Proceed.s. to, .
••Cornathrtity'llall Cotri. ...„.$. •88.48
•50%' net 1'reeeeds to '
. Arena Club „ $*;:88.48
W. V,`,;formstoli, President,
Agnew, :Sec,-Treas.
•
Rae Watson Awarded
$6000 In Damage Actio
Vernier Luckaow Boy 'Enters .4201,-
000 Damage Action' In Motor .Ac-
cident In, Which He Had His Foot
Torn' Off -Was Awarded $6000.00
With Any Additional Costs To Be
.-• Rae J. Watson, . of;LOndon, sell, .of
Mr.:, Jack Watson and ,-the late Mrs.
Watson,, formerly ; of Lucknow, was ,
awarded.' damages Of ' $6000.00 With '
.any' additional costa to .be added, by
•JOstioe G. F. Maarland in Supreina,
Court; in Stratford on Tuesday;
The •action was brought against
(Marie's Reid of Brucefield for .$20„,
'900-darnages-for-injurierreeehreehr .-
Rae in, a motor, accident at. Hayfield
last September.
Watson .. suffered loss of his 'left
foot . and his left leg four inches he -
low .the knee as -, a result .• of injuries .
suffered in the accident:- He, appeared '..-
in court on crutches. ...
- Watson,. testifying on his own be-
half ' as the case . opened • Monday'
afternoon, told.- the coOrtthat he was
riding south or/ NO. 41-lighway from,
Clinton to Ihneefield and when he
approached ' the village -of 7Brifeefield
be . slowed dawn. He noticeda car
facing him 'on •the .east . side of the . • -, •
•road; Fur whibb Appeared. to be sten- • -NATIONAL COMP/H.17RX FOR
ding ..still. When he approached dos.: GBITUAR • THA [mum OF
er the car' started, to move.: and
,., Dr.. GorVirell , vehO attended Rae at formerly ' Of Luckflow, occurred, sad_
The death"of Mrs. Mur.chisont • ThisS!jo:::1Rit7eRe.S composedofoAf rep. •
resentatives of all Christian 'churches .
'‘Yiing directly across ' :the road strik-
ing. the motorcycle about midwaY.be.•
tween the front 'aiiitrear wheels,
the. time 'Of the. a.ccident,', testified that.'' Canadian Red , Cross.in .seeking con- .' ..
3f ' Canada', is , co-operating With . the '
he found Watson -iyhif on the . road denly at her home in Toronto, earlY
Saturday • ,morning. Mrs. 'Murchison. . .
and. part of his lett . aeti cai...a:, eff,.,T pa.s.sed..,.,aways,,..vhout. regaining : con- .0.,t1,:biamtitle.L1_440-,cat=osfti--frecarvir-tke,-;
Rilicil-ear-;.:-41e-sa, • - . = .r----p"d .frem a •heart attack, As she. .iie' ravageses 'Of'• wart ',D4Y1 by day, '
:
tation-of part of ..the . leg was . neees- ,das, about to retire 'F'riclk night. , r , press and radio are laying the stark'
.sarYeto save the .man's 'life, because
.v.vill 'be midaninnter-be: .- "Miss'. Frances Armstrong; who is facts of thisgreat tragedy before: us, .
of severe injuries to the tissues: but: atteffdirig business I college in ' Ter- Let uS,'.:1 agine how we would feet
he added it '
fore . the .man • can get an., artifiCial onto, was spending the week -end if the same' cenditiont ;befell us. Ii ,
limb nil., the stuliip,, „. .1 with her grandniother, whose death the face of suffering such as theirs, ,
carte' as a .distinct 'shock toher asnur sympathy .arki,....nelir can know no
' .".II have' no hesitation in finding thc well s Mrs. MUrchison's family and barriers ' or 'creed. Donations should
accident was caused by gross negli her many friends here; 1.1er daughter, be made: Payable to the "Red Cross
genee'',On. the Partof the defendant, Nies, .(Dr„,) Bean, .who was holidaying. Chiriese • Relief Fund?' . and may be
Justice .• •McFarland said.., "MedieO, in Pleridre,..bad . left oh their return deposited at any local Bari '..er !Red:
eVidence4as . shoskri---thatLtlie-lilainti-e-,;, leurney-and---ennliriniehe locat-Q, . to. -Cross. Offfc-e711.17Canada.. ,
will .possibly have, to have another advise her of her mother's death. . ,Signed on behalf of the :Ministerial
operation and damages'should be I , ' Mrs Murchison, fornierly slViiimie Assoeiatiot Of Lucknow- ' '
s an ia .• ecause. is injuries are ne- McBride; was: horn at 'Holyrood.-Foi-;:
trianent and will prevent hint ,fr ). C. IL ka-etionala; G. M. Young
carrying on :9n:,bis business..in . ,I /„.. A. sloown,inag'nh;trivmeaSrriapgaeratmoaJagnht7tMbelTrcrhei: . W. J:''P tton, ' A'. A. MakineY''
manner.. S. •T, . Acker; P. Rickard. •
sided in Lucknow, where - he . conduc- .... , .:.
ted a. jewellery. and „book Stere. Some
thirty: years.. age;', they ,moved ..te-
Torotto, where Mr.. Murchison passed
away' in NoVeniber 1932...
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10 (S?rILY .BRAND NEW 19.8BATTERY RADIOS-TOQUAL.
ITY,,rliODUCED`:IN CANADA'S . LARGEST . RADIO.
(MY -LESS TOAST THE RItE YOU WOU,LD.PAY,i0R THE
CHEAPEST OF MAIL 'ORDER HATAOS.
Beautiful. Hand Ruhhed Wainut Cabinets -,4t. High 1714": Wide
, .
.. Speakers - Automatic aVolunte Control -Short Waive from. .
1300to1870K--
.Performace 90 Day Factory, Guarantee_ 5 pir Money Back
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,Trial -No 'Trade -Ins.
(AiN PRICE $18.00,
MRS.'JOHN MURCHISON
EgoKEN ANKLE AND ,PARISH'
'TRANSFER FOLLOW 'CLOSELY
,._.:_woroi-abeen.-reaeilied. that Rev. mt.. And_leir. murchisot-were high- :7Another -Paralyzing .atorin letore
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HURON 'SNOWPLOWING HAS _L__
' COST ABOUT $111;000 TO DATE..
recent years, Mrs. 1VIV rchison bas". fie-
in this Village, 'Where in
Fr. W.- J. O'Shaughnessk. pastor at' IY 'nig Wintet 'gives his last kick and
Riversdele and liolyrood parishes, calls it quits, 'would be just ahead
has .,.beeti---"-transterred to 'Hamilton. quently .Spent extended. visits with Mrs. sufficient to 'rocket :Munn ,CountY'a ,-
y fen her daughter, Mrs. Z.:Art-it-strong.
Mrs. Bert 'White (Glenne). Detroit; 00. peak
ago. Barring, anything like qtlint--,Srid . .
Bev. Fr.. O'Shaughnessy recen show removal costs to tear the $12,7..
on a parishioner, and was 4 Patient
M
and fractured his ankle while calling _Surviving are three.' daughters; 0. that was reacledtwo years• .i._.:
in the- Brude-teinitY:HesPital at Wal., - (Dr) • H. G. Bean (Eva),.. Tor- c ounty Engineer, T. R. Patterson; .is
ketton for a-,feW days :befo're beii.ig onto; ; Mrs. F. T. 'Armstrong.;(Millie).
offering ' Prayers -the county's hill '
Lucknow and .two sons,°Ed of Nash-
ville, Tennessee ,and.,; Erne of Tor--
. One,brother;.Will IVfeBride also sur.
viyes, and the day of; his sister'S
death, Mr , and_Mrs....1)1c.Pride weret
planning to celebrate their. 55th 'wed,
ding anniversary. . • ' '' ' . • ,
The funeral service Was held at the
home of Mr: and Mrs. Armstrong in
Lucknow, on. Tuesday, cOnducted :by
Rev.. S. T. Tucker. Inter/he/it was in
Kinloss ' Ceinetery. .Pallb6arers were,
G. 11. ',Smith,. Wrn, Porteous; A.:E.
McKim, W. W. nor, W. L. MacKen-
zie and D. C. MeMorrare '
Miss MARY IVIIJRCHISON
;ToOBSERVEiiiir. ORE.E.AtEit,
: `i. _ . -.-. •
Miss ' Mark. MurehisOn„ a lifelong .7 The World's Day of Prayer will. I •
'e<mT.TFnrildecla5•'.;Ohlquirrechh4
. Wthora, ° 3
Women 4P.ailnt-•
resident of this conninmity: 'passed ihneldthi
denominationS„are - meeting all over .
the world on this da Y for Prayer.i ear. -
Will You he one of therill. The Offer-
nig- goes to the Interdenominational -
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moved to Hamilton. hospital, to be
wider the care of a specialist. .
olit Time Skates I
. we . have on display at the Sen-
tinel Office') a-Tairortild-tinte Wooden
skates. A:broad" steel blade is set, it
the Wood,' the skate is screwed into
the, heel of an ordinary Shoe and
thenstrappedon. The Pair are in
the possession of Mr. Sam burnin,
and Sidney Decker ' were :them at
the masquerade carnival..
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Death' RemOves.Zion's
Oldest Plionter Resident
,
Mr. Isaac Andrew, A Lifelong -Resi-
dent Of Community And Man Of
7' Sterling Worth, Passed' 'Away At
His Home On Saturday In His $1s1
for this winter will be approximately ,
$11,000, it is estimated. ,
The current winter, up until two or',
three weeks ago, •was' -a steady, one
and snow plows were working'on the •
county. roads almost • continuously.:.
When all .equipment was operating
at capacity the cost to the,county.of
keeping the roads ,oPen approximated
$150 a-day..The county operated three
plows iof its own :this year,:rindocon- .
tracted for the .fourth. Teams were
also used o11. someroad's duritgthe
winter.
away at her •horte a ''rtile torth. of
the village, oni-Sumlay, February 13.
Although afflicted with near. blindness
for the past few' years, Miss Murchi-
son Continued, in .gdod' health -until
about four week§ prior to her death.
year,-“11/1ias •MurchisOa-
was' born at :Patainount; a daughter'
of the late.- Donald Murchison and
Jeanette. MacPherson, and in this
pioneer Scottish hopie were instilled
thany•a.dniirabig qualities'that Made
Miss. Murchison ' a •heleyed :and.
teemed -citizen during a 'orig. -life of
nearly four score years. • '
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Again. this Zion cornrnunity hh.
been '.Saddened by the 'paisineof, its
_ , .
oldest resident, 'Mr.. Isaac Andrew:
only son of the late . John P. and
Jessie Andrew, .pioneers 'of this dis-
rict, z ' • ' ,1 '
Mr. Andrew, whe..'Was. 81st,
Year; was liOrn. on the firm ,now •oe-
uPied by Mr..°00. Hunter and •spent
11 his life there and his :present
eine: He was a Man of Sterling
'Worth, honest, upright and true to
he highest ideals of Christian living.
Ile Was it ':nieniber active Work -
r. in the Zion ;Church and Sunday
chool, as long as his 'health' -permit -
ed and a :kind • and loving hasband
rid father; wheSe heart and. interests
entred Armin& his:church and home;
Mr. und':Mrs. ,Andrew, formerly Sit,.
an Anderson,: eelebratect, their .50th
wedding anniversary' in
Ile leaves. to mourn besides his
Wife, two tons, David of the Sehool
'AgridultUre, Vermillion, Alberta;
'Alfred of North 'Bak:and one daugh-
ter, Mrs, Gorden Kirkland, Lucknow;
one Sister; Mrs. S. Kilpatrick,
,Brockville, Ott; and six graridehild,
reit, Two SonsTredeceased• him;
twenty-two years ago and' John of
Edmonton, whoise 'death (icon -red in
October of 'last year.' Three ••ststers
alsoiptedeceased hini; Mrs: Jas,-Ba.11(.:
Well, Mrs: Wm. • Stothers and MI.'S.
Wm, Wilton, • • , •
The ftinerl service WAS hold from '
.hOine;. Monday' afternoon, with
67: W. .T. Patten of the Ashfield'
assisted • by Rev.
Ona d -1\141,061OW
the ter:vied;
it. S. j„ Kilpatrick And Mra:- Them-
Atidetactl duet ',"Jesus
oAter Of My Soul". ' •
'Interment Was Made in .M-6011111
erneiety';.`
The pallbearers Were keiiStS,
ST: ,OBLEStS! MA'14' • DIES
• Y
After ' lengthy illness,. 8eatii •M
:ea/n.6 Wnto Woods at his,hoine
itt St. Ori Sattrday. WU
it his 81st year and ha's' been
'Mine eSteerned resident (ir that' d
dommtmity, • ".
The Nnotal'ierviee',:ag ,141d 'the 't
'thilted 'Church, St. Helots , .TiteSt.,1,1_
day :afternoon, .conducted by nov,.1r,.,4,m.
Wright.M. Interment • WAS ill' (1r0O4141."
bill deirieterk, o
liotitas and 'Prod, Atideratid and S.
• Ititpatriek;„, brothers,in-laSi and
essts, George Andrew; Chas. :' Mae,
Obagit. and John 1/40111iti, 'cotisifis
1 Mr, Andreiii
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COMMittee. ,
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. ANOTHER CHIMNEY FIRE
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Another of ,a •Series., of chimney
.fires .during, the winter Months; that ,
have 'resulted • *in fire. alarms „heing:. •
turned- in, occurred mid-afteritoen,' .
brother Donald:*
burn -
Mr. murehison, died when. mail:, was Airs. Norman Stewart. The fire burn- .
but thirteen. With her •mother n ..ed itself .out Without damage, ,and"
.Suriday, at the home of .-Mr.,-..and
marc than twenty-five • ocars., het', witnessed many, 'changes
who died ' in 1869,4. without the , necessity of 'any aetion.
she moved to their home mirth of the 11.'°'..t.1:1e..brigade
village.' Her .1libtlier died. in 1920.•.For
cousin, Mr. Donald • Macliefinld litta The deceased wag a sen of the late,
Made his home With Miss n:Vrell,iscill. Itenty: lialdenby of gull,. Eng, and
who during her' last Illness was oarpl. Elizabeth Coronet ,; of Armagh, Ire-• •
for by 'another :cousin, Miss , 'Y loud; who 'emigrated to ' Amherst'Is-
McPherson' of London, . , ` near .Eingston, married there.
" Muitchisbn wasfaithf Ui and. ,where' five' (Hannah,' Alfred,
Member of the Presbyterial' Churoh. mary, Henry,"Martha) of theirfani-
and: took: a partieularly active • part mi
itt SundayISChool and l‘lissionarY five 6yfe c,ten'‘fy !Leo., born.a Wheneiet6 •fetrulto6s; ,
ciety, work: She a 'member 'ft liiivrishiP of Brno', County to begin
the W.M.S. for Many yours... served rife in. the Memories of the log
a lengthy' period as •seCreta'ri and .1.4,11001 .housein the. crossway road,. the
was later honored :With a "Life, Mem- 'meetings: for .werShip in the settle- .
bershiP.' ntent huts, the sowing of grain,
• The funeral 'serviee Was liald;rii. her atiOng„tbe •sturnps;' reapidg with: the
cradle and Aineshing with the flail,
formed the chiof topics of hissconyer.
sation' in his declining years.' Fifty
years -age he mdrried Fanny Thomp-'
on, ilaUghter of the late Janie§
Thompson. and Grace .j-locigiiis.••, •
Left ,to Mown 'his, passing'. are his
NvidOW,, .one daughter, 'four sons, one
s'istcr, ond brother, thirteen grand.
„h'ildreni,. and two great grandchild -
on: The, Sister; Mrs, Softhiii Fer'
late residenceon Wednesdaylast eon.
ducted by1 Rev, C lX. MacDonald
Interment was Greethill cemetery.
with W.'' W. Hill, -John Alel<ay,"SteNt;..
art Rebert.soli, .1Tanies Bo•ker,
:Macintosh: and !Jelin Henderson, act-
ing as pailbearers.. .'"'
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• • iltStitY ti A titiENEY
Pfttliel" lIaldetilty„ after t11-
ter/natant illtiesses, • Of over three
years; passed ..peocefolly twoy at on, resides An VailectiVer; B.C.;; brotg
noon, , Mandan 14014' t hor . rrotl, 'sons •Howard ' and Alhert.
at his hotie •at,Westterd. Pight l tO reside, at ,Westford, : daughter rdo
the laSt• he talked With neighbors and (Mr.5.`„. Walter:Nicholson) resides " near .
kit folk AS the 'Saeds or 111 chbotrylIervie„ Ann ;Cheater tear Leactesa,
away.. Eight:y..41w vonis ton M'ontlis Stia ''?Wilbert in vokcitIto,
and two .days of joy, sadness, 'The funeral ,seryiee was ,Conducted
adversitv • with' , very 11,:V' '11,07V, 5.1',CRitC‘bie of the' ,Church
dant love for the "(immuny 1M
itown the AgeehSrtotl., Kinhitigh;• and AISo.by
AS Westford ni which ht; had hotql the 'OratIgd ..11retliten. of 'home and
postrilaster, selnier trogooy. .'011ii`ch thteriiteht,
,wardeh, • Aft& 8etrAtary. ,L.'0.1„ • No,..0-rCorillilf, cc/tete/I. Lucknow.• •
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