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WlE CAREY OTHER_LINES.OF PYJAMAS._ SACKS,;_, -HANDKERCHIEFS, ` _.SUSPENDERS,
• UNDERWEAR, GARTERS, ODD TROUSERS AND ETC
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LEANING, PRESS:rNG•. aisd REPAIRING.
ac ted n Thesformer_Tri av n Book Stor
Luckno
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Pays,; Tribute To •
The
Late ' E. S. Caswell
” As,'a boy in Lucknow attending,the
old. Methodist; Church, I,' oftenheard.
from my seniors : many fine refer-:
ences to the Rev. Mr. Caswell and
his family He• had been a pastor in
n• Y years had the
the communit before I, went
to Lucknow in 1889. T never,
honour of meeting any' of the family
but I felt a personal interest in them
..
' •of • hat
had -heard,
a w
bet us I
.In, later years' I heard of E. S.
aswell, the anthologist at ,Toronto
'and 'wondered; if he•'were connected
nith:: that family. Then I read his
!otters in ; the ;Lucknow Sentinel- in
'1343 • and -on :various occasions since
and j concluded from 'them. that E S.
''of:.Toronto. was, the Lucknow Caswell.
Having read in your last issue of his,
recent' death ',would like ;to
express
my regard for: `him; especially "in' con-
nection '
on-n'ection' with • two 0 things, ; firstly the
work he has. done for Canadian liter-
ature, and 'secondly, the interest he
o
always � took :in 'Lucknow w ev en after
the lapse of half a century. .I can -
understand his often thinking of "the
-Sepoy Village"_.for,.in,,., myown .case I
think. of Lucknow oftener, than I' do
of,any other .town; although it'will be
forty years in March,since L..I left it..
and although, , like:Mr. .Caswell, . I
cannot claim it.;as.'ny. birth; place ,He_
'lived much closed • to it than :.I .do :ant!'
could: visit' it oftener. His interest ' in
it is. shown by a number of article,,
from the Sentinel which,' 'have in my
"Lucknow scrap. hook7 very infor-
mative articles,: replete. with;.; his is
information. .
I. think it' would he :a great thing
if. former Lucknpwites living . in all
parts of the world would send in, sim-
ilar' letters. Many: of, them would, no
doubt,• furnish interesting :.reading
Those of .them who are now growing
old, should consider it as a sort of.
'duty to give,' the information they
have. and which possibly •no' one else
has, to . the. editor of the Sentinel who,
more than anybody else, is and should
be ..the recorder of the. village's his-
tory and its 'unofficial archivist. In
some' years +:more, .when:. the. villa e
its celeb ating-•iits-cen ,inial;-it--nr,g
be .a very fine, thing' `to ._gather this
data together ' and reprint' it in a
pamphlet, Or a special edition; of the
Sentinel..-, Some •author might even
arise who',would' want' to publish a
full sized book about the village and
letters :such as those, sent in by E. S.
Caswell and., his,,brother • Nat Caswell
would be invaluable to, him;
• Again, I want to say regarding
Mr-Gaswell-suanthology. called `"Can--
adian Singers 'and . their Songs";' that
every Canadian:; who .loves_ his ,Country
everyone who 'had.: any 'pride in: the.
fello
literary work'' of his. wcountry,
men, ,and every .his
: 'who is • a
Collectorof "Canadiana" should: have
a copy of this. book. It meant a lot• of
wont'. in the 'compilation; for every
poem in it is- printed:' in . faiinile of
the , handwriting of,; the : iuthor and
every one, is illustrated by the auth-
or's picture. I am; glad the Sentinel
has • a 'copy. _: andepe .the Lnckno n
publicWillhave one
P library wi also
So in;memory'.of`.Mr. Caswell, who.
though living ,away 'from" Lucknove
for half a century, has in :his. interest.
•
(LOCAL andGENERAL
REBEKAH DANCE'
You areinvited to sti Novelty dance
in the Lt cknow Towle 'Hall, Friday,'
Mar;eh 4th, . under :auspices of .newel:
Rebekah ' Lodge, Door ,prizes, etc;
Music by' McCartney's. Band Dancing'
at 9, p,m, Ad'miasion,.
Mrs„ L. C, Thompson and Donald •
are; spending this: week In Toronto:
Mrs. J. W. Gaherty of Chicago is
visiting with MisskS. Purvis at Holy-
rood.
• Shrove Tuesday was marked by the
Guild of', St: Peter's Church, , who ho
served 'a tastyand Patronized
"Daffodil . StuPPer" ; in the ., Tgwn Hall, .
AFT1'' .MARCH ST ' bring, in
your oldE1coal. oil lamp 1or;:lantern and
we will ,allow you $2.00 : on 'a new
Coleman , lamp or. lantern. This offer
is good forr, a, ;limitedtted time 0
1 ,
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WM. MURDIE & SON. .• •
Br:jce,„,Iohnaton,-<4year-old<:son .of
Dr. and MTs W. V . , Johnston, Who>
has been quite ill; was taken: to' Sick
Children's : Hospital, Toronto on Sun
day for treatment ; Bruce' will be con='
fined. to they hospital for "an eiatended
period, it• is expected, and his mother'
is remaining in the
ITC . T- REDITORS :' --ECHOES OF THE -CARNIVAL But -for -v ou--and: 'I-Im- a uite-afraid -
N(5'� , CE O -C .... S Y ' 4 and-'••affection-•••-a1-wa s --been a ublic ' :
Y }-P h ' M'
THURSDAY, ' 31* 1938
Fridayaf and , Saturday/ March & '5
Friday -end Saturday; 'March '11 & 1Z.
CELEBRATE ::WithUs�r-Our > 6th ,ANNIVERSAR,Y
, AFTER:6 YEARS.SUGCESSFUL BUSINESS DEALINGS, WE'
.ARE ,CELEBHI
RATING THIS; BIRTHDAY IN WCH WE •IN.
TEND TO SIFLOW YOU.,OUR SINCERE:THANKS AND AP -
';PRECIA'r.ION FOR YOU• - •
. �.. R MANY KINDNESSES. AND CON
I IDENCES ESPECIALLY U i N' T PRE ION
• : D:.. � � G HE .DE. SS,
YEARS.
THA
You, N%iS O .. U. WHO; HAVE SO LIBERALLY:GIVEN US'
YOUR,:.PATRONAGE., .'TIIEREh1ORE -WE A R E GIVING
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$ESE GIFTS;:
W 1I� 1.06, :•'.:.
. • :` :c. .:.1 •I, ..:i .EACH; I'U1tCH�15E: OF S
:HANDKERCHIEF WILL BE GIVE FREE
1T '
1
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$ .
BOX 'OF. LINEN HANDKERCIiIEFS' WILL BE•3,00: GIVAEN FREE'
m
leton
Turning cold, and' storing on 'Sun-
day, the 'mercury dropped to an'
official three below early Monday
morning and: continued cold during.
the day :.' 'Tuesday the temperature
shot back'up above the freezing point
and rain 'followed on' .Wednesday,',
later turning to 'snow, flurries::.
IN ADDITION ` TO• our ' regular,
stock' of .11/ten's and : Boys' ready:
'made : Suits, we are now taking the
agency for Varsity Brand Made-to-
;MeasuCloth
re .es You 'may now: upr
or=m sui :: o,i--s.re
withYour mune, assura ce of ualitY
and;'::satisfaction.. These made -to
measure suits are priced• to suit ev- ,
eryone,. from *$19.50 up. Call in ' and:
:see our •samples. -B: PEARLMAN.
Presbyterian Y : W ti
The monthly meeting' of the' Y W.
A. .was . held at .the ,home ' of Mrs.
(Dr.) Little, with a goodattendance.
Mrs., Philip. Stewart, wasin the' chair,
and read :'the 'scripture lesson after
the.; ..opening hymn. .The..secretary's•
report included two letters of thanks
from sick .members, who were sent.
flowers .Tile, Bibie. study was taken
b • 'Miss:Pearle-Heade o f llo. fed
Y sn, owed
by: a piano- solo`: by Miss _Peggy Mac=
Donald; the topic on "Missions" by
Mrs. C..IL, MacDonald : and a read=
7-7 BUT�BUIT-�••�AT I
•ASSURED OF CHOICE •.t,IUALITY CUTS .FROM SELECTED
`YOUNG CATTLE
ing' by Mrs.. McCall. After the closing;
•
the estat., .of John Joynt:•late of the
Village •t> ` Lucknow in the County: of
Bruce, L;:sporter,; deceased, who died
'on' or, about the: tenth day of Deceni
- her, . ,A.D. 1937. are notified to send
to �'J, Il Crawford, Win ham,:,..:An--
a.
f ' fi ''tw �fth .
tario - on be or .e d
, or,, ete,, Y of
March, cl A D.,.1938. full , particulars of
their claiin.'' ' Verified sin writing, xfled .byY
statutory... ,.declaration. Immediately .
after the said • twelfth day of ',March,'
the assets of the said deceased,• will'
be° distributed :,amongst' the partied,
entitled thereto, having regard only
to. the claims of which.'. the executors
•
ere.
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dro :reference:cam •at.`the end of an
address, defending the government''s
,
proposed compulsorymilk' pasteuriz-
ation measure,. befog theOntario
.•
.
Concentrated, Milk Prodaers'
sociataon aridthe 'Ontario Whole
Milk producers' League.He spoke ins
the 'absence'•of PremierHepburn; '
whohad suffered a ''retrrence of
bronchial`trouble.
Mr. -Nixon promised.regulations
-u der tie-com uleorY_nilk_PasSeiriz-
ation measure,'to be introduced :at
this legislaturesession,."vcuid not
be unduly onerous and plenty: of
time would be allowed in which they
can, he' carried out? He"added,"No
undu •exPense will be inilosed Qnanvshall then have notice.
• ilATEDat Wingham, this twenty--
first
,.'
first day of February, A. 1938.
H: CRAWFORD; Wingham, Ont.
''Solicitor for the Executors.
b �AA:.rJ, c.Th. 'iA•b L
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NOTICETO CREDITORS
IN THESTATE OF' WILLIAM
L 'ALLpersons having claims, agsin-
st the'-ettate• of WilliamA. Taylor,
lateof'the' Township 'of Kinloss in
theConnty, of ;Bruce,' Farmer, deceas-
ed, who died on 'or, about the'.13
h
day of December, 1937 are required:
,to send particulars of 19.37, are
Mrs
Lucknow,Ont, on orbefore • the 21st,
•
- `- rs:--Yoveri offered -prayer
•If we broke;: our bones and fell: . lila. spirited ' citizen of the village, sT pa,
P
an,d ,a.nd ,o
m sympathy
m
r
his relatives and personal friends. _
WILL FARADAY
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ffer
path
t
Fourfat young hogs were cold as ace logs United`ChurchY‘. P. S.
IlYinn446. and therepeating ofAnd toldeach other, it wasn'tnice. . We'd soon befillipg;some fine•"halSald:'one,Iwasnever in Midi astatadogs. a
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srnce'the.. daY .I ''w.is, 'suck, in theSaid number r three=...,Thetruth y- . , the Lord's'prayer ope,rred the meet=•
Angdaradegrriegaattebigdog.was near . Youve stated . _,��_, cidOver the ice withgrace-and char., inS on Mondaynight, with the serif,
t ButI wonder'firofh�risantLJuaeN'eera thought offer•armi.ture1as"son.bebeing by Muriel
f lk ..
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ht--My-heart--;was -going -.to- Perhaps�m-this-•modernage. anddate.And.-let I've heard Solomon Hymn 156 *as then sung
S" de
Y That being's v
Said nu �g . ts e
tuber .two Twos a awful quite g rY . 1'.
-rid... •. - .., The program- consisted of a solo by...
never in. . suchplight.P,
• ai• b
'th "h
hePigin
'Mot pen
yyOld ed
And all'' crowd!Y.
that , I'm ..mad mad.. . x.. -. .
thrbu h.' Heard the- talk with -a Wistful. sigh,
g
That' everypigshould . learn to skate „ l
t d, ,Say .:.,,• /the minute read' .and, d the ' roll 1 called.
ova ` then'� you And Peas � v
A n human
� in ' 'lis ' e e .'..da
a I le o c oss the acherou too
night, t r s e s
ht e t
g
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h'•reah was ev a • li` Need, never:, eat su'ch'•humble pie" . Arid even'the best of s ates'won't: do.;Fred Wainviright'and the to is"What
There must be wings. on, the soul 'to, science . says s of Alcohol",was very
Yry
fly ably taken by Mr, Tucker. A' couple''
And •nothing but thatcan, oil •' by.
Now 'I' think you ' will never of contests were theenjoyed with
Yhogs
needgo
;hymn 145 andthe MizPp
ah'benedic-
Ior`the rest of your livesto any show
•tion. closing';the • Meeting,
g;
So run away to your nice straw beds ; -
But what i leftfor a ho to o v And though felt; with her .child-
. s..: g d ,„ •
-They .say • we• are stubborn, Oh 'Fie! • rens rage .
If I wasn't so' mad, I'd like 'to cry.
If, a human `being should creek. a
bone
Pr break a • •tooth . he'd
' iv .
• tooth,dive , one
groan '
Anddoct
1 and dentists.' would 'fly
to aid,,.
day of March, 1938, •after ;which 'date:
e. assets : of�'•the said deceased will.
be distributed .having , regard only to
claims 'of. which . theAdministratri
i x
shall then •':have -received notice and
ignoring• all ` others. ' '
DATED at'•;'Walkerton W on .this 23rd
day: of'. February,,: 1938.
OT -T,0 E.••.KLEIN, K;C.,
sSolici
for for the Administratirix,
She had the: wisdom that. comes with
age,.;,.
She toldl them "Your . fears were 'ov
errated And never .bother your foolish • heap,
So thKinloss Y. '
P. S. �Theres one big fact you haven t About those skatee- nd noore fail'
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stated. . ' To see that the curl in 'in This tail'. The 'regular rirreeting of the South
Had o resent in to stare id.
,Y , u the ;p a of m d ,.. � Kinloss ' Y P. ;S. was held Friday
You'd' find, in the crowd ;assembled .
, there horse: 41 Years 'Did ,. • ' night in•the_basement• of ihe;+church;.
The topic f..'..i ,
Full many"a: one that felt for :your. I• Polly ,a'4iorse owned,by. Waltei. pc or. the evening was "-the
- a " -_...0 g anization-a _
And"`f61ks`�t}lat�taik-your. language --1, rruthea�s-ofnear-QVrnghanr,--cele rg „ nd.•Gove�rnmeni of.
,too. brated" her..41st birthday: last week•' our Church". The first'part was: to
l'ot of 01 k
s f k who d take . , : rice , .. , .. • • .,
enb Re
.. Mr.,; .Carruthers ,has, owned, the faith- , y v , G. ,Young. Mr. Young:, be-,
To venture - out Oft that , eld of ice. . .,.. : ..
'fi
Like one of the Pickwicks wh& could= ful old steed: for -Al. Years. gen by asking the question, ., "What
is: by"
meanta'.' Church".
n ska --C u ..Thipa
To learn u.h a , "
s caught -they d heli If , he is generous . to us he is . a swered by A ,church- •rs a Company
. � • • ,,
great' guy if, he is enerous to oth- sof . God's believing"
-- - 1 g Peoplo on earth:•
-But how they-.envy-the,folks who tie • . . .;. _ , .. . . • • Meant
Win i " f ere, he us. an •,easy .mark and a •sap; ': He ,then explained .what is meant :
gs on the r. eek • and swiftly fly by
WHILE IT: LASTS
auerkraut,• S, lbs., 25c
e Ifr hest Cash -Paces fo Hides and Skins
Y 8
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. tE .Butcher
HES Y.
'PHONE 41,' LUCKNOW •
3a-"Presb erian•=- rch" -The- ' art-HYDRO-TOBECOME AVAILABLE -"Presbyterian:-Church", Ghu P IE
taken' by the esston • Pr sb tery ' « �'
y � a Y. . TO 2 SUBSCRIBERS A' MILE'
Synod ' and • Assembly in the' govern
Ing of the church was explained in'a.
veryinterestingmanner.' Weare look.
ing.fo'-'nward_to fu. r
the
r_tallk
s on
these
sub
s•
e
subjectsA apery MissD.Mac-
Leod .on.-the
acLeod.on-thesecond 'part of the topic
,
Th•e Responsibilities. of a Crot
'Member"; was •enjoyed by all.This
showed uswerY.clearlY, the Part', we,
as church membersshould-take-•the
life .:.of tir Church and- con niunitY,
The next meeting is ,Under • the lead
ership of Miss D.MacLeo ..Th topic
"The Bible asa Picture Gallery"•.
,
UnitedChvr h 'Evening.
Au
Auxiliary
.(Intended For La t ...ek;
(..Id
el st'.V�e ).,.
The regular monthly Meeting of
Evening.: Auxiliary' was 'held .-cin
'Wednesday • at the home of.Mrs. H.
Algin. The chair , was .occupied .by'
N.
McCallum and the: ,usual opening
w
exercises ere' followed by a 'reading
,by Eva Greer Community singing
j
wa • enjoyed' .after 'which' the: topic
1sPi
.•
from, -the. -Stud --'Bodk wa- i- -=by
Y s ven -
Y
g
Miss I. Murdie. in
eetin
,was
closed with' a hYmn and tha
repeating,
Of ef ,NhizP ah Benediction: The
Maroh meeting.h will. -be eld:t athe
tonne me Of Mrs. 1: C. •:MclClab'with •Mrs,•
K. Murdie• and Mrs. L C Thom .son
•mu Provincial.
rovincial: Secretary
Nixon
o,
n
fore-
cast
ore
c st in' 'a address recentlythat "as.
•_= i�evemics-permit'-th Ontar-•overri
meahoped to revisethe . resent
`three: subscribets.a mile". -provision
:
folrural hydro.servi e. Theovgrn_
,
absorb the extra
costand servicei would be available
w es there were only twosubscrib-
.
responsible' for she program. • • one. .