The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-03-24, Page 1,00 A YEAS -4 IN ADVANCE -.40c EXT4.4 TO '1/.'• '0. At
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LUCKNOW OT,,THURSDAY .MARCH 24th 1930
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.SALELPeerless bicycle Prac-
eptially new, 24" ..frame : Apply at the
Sentinel Office.
• FARM FOR RENT -50 acre farm
,on 2nd Coliceasion, pit! Miles from
Lucknow. APPlY: to 'Herb Miller....
LOST -A- spare wheel and tire;
red; on March .1.2th., 'Findei• Pleete
leave at T. W. Smith's garage. .
FOR SALT -A few feel good cews•
and heifers, due to freshen
T. A. Cameron, A. 7, ttleknOw, • Ont
FOR SALE -L- I, Yellow Blossom
. sweet' clover. Government , tested
Andrew,.. -Gaunt, R. 1; Lucknow.
FOR SALT -A quantity'. of Altailti -
fa-Seed;'',AISPrrwalliWA-'71/0
1, :,•iilykrloriV; 'Phone 447r-14, •
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'.,,W.11 -NT -..'-'000d, reliable. man tc
dogeneralfarm work Duties to corn.
mence: 1at.7--.ApP1Y :at 'Sentinel
Office.- .
•. AUCTION SALE...1.11i* stock and
Inplemetits: Con. 4 'Huron TuesdaY'
• April 5th„ 1/4 mile from Reed's Corn,
ors or! .slueivater.. See- bilis. biro
.Hooey,. ?op.; Well Henderson, Auc
, FA:RMS: FOR. 34LE-2, 11)04icti
. farm*, clay' loam! . hank barn, small
,orcluird„ ove;rfiowing'' well, • . 1/4 mile
from,-"sehool, 1 , mile from church,
21/4 miles from highway.7-LlRaymotte
Finnigan 'Dungannon "
POTATOES FOR SALE,- Irish
• Cobbler ia d arb
, certified see, d, 'Werba; 2. weeks eritlie:.
than -cobblers; also other later :Val'
•*, ieties. - Harry Hackett., Dunganno,
7'0-10. •
. FOR SALE -100. are farm; situat:
ed. in West Vawatiosh on a provin-
cial road .four miles from town. Good
buildings, soil; water .." and fences.
About "five acres bush. • Reaionabk
:terms. Must be sold to close estate. -
'Write Beg • 256:: Lucknow Sentinel
FOR SALE -4 cows, due to calve
. from APril,•45th 'to 20th; . 17 -Mares
, „
and :horses, from 2 to 10 yrs: old
10 heifer's, Apply to Norman
; nor, 2nd farm north of Kintail," phonc
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Dungannon. •
',POSTPONED °Atc:rioN SALE oJ
••• larin stock,,implements and house
. hold effect's .at..Lot,18,COn. 5, fluror
Township, on Wednesday, Match -30
• -,See hill's' for terms •and-71iit.L-Hari
-•- J. Farnell, ,, Prop. Well, Henderson
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' CLEARING AUCTION 'SALE --70:.
farm Stock .and .implements .at E. H
, „
.Lot 2, 'Con. 7 Ashfield, • on
"-Tuesday, • Match 29th, at one o'cleck.
. Absolutely no reserve; is the farip-
.:.4.1.mnied; Janset,HCaner
'Prop.; Matt. :Gaynor, Aye,
CLEARING AUCTION SALE -of;
Zarin stick, implements, hay and
•grain, etc., at N. 4 Lot 6,, Con. 8,
• E. D.,) Ashfield, Friday,• -March 25th.
1 o'clock sharp. Seehrlls for ternir
and Blake; Prep.; Well
, Henderson, Atm •
Av'crioisi SALT of fax* stock 'S• r
implements at Lot 53, Con. 1; Huroe:
• T*P-; one mile west, of Lochalsh
Friday, April :1st, at one, o'clock. Sec
and_•terpas.,..-Roderict-
•. MacLennan.; ...Prep.; Well Henderson
• Auc. ' " •
FARM FOR SALE -North half of
t4t No. 4,' Con. 12, -Township
df Ashfield; frame dwelling, Plaster
• elad, good fraine 'barn . on, stone faun -
,dation, stabling Underneath, also
•shed, water supply, Spring well.
Known as the Kirk. farm.
• For further , particulars. ,apply„ to
Mrs.
711OW., or Joseph Agnew, Lucknow, Ont.
FOR SALENtirriber of good
young Ayrshire and Durham: cows,
.,„ new milkers and springers. These' are
all Ontario cows', and have been T.I3.
and blood testet'QuentitY of 'Banner:
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seed oats and ; good 'work horses.
.Also 17 -ehunks, •of -Pigs around 10(1
lbs. -- Apply. to . Sam, Gibson, R.•43,
Lucknow, ?phone Dungannon 80-i72,
AUCTION SALE, of 20 Work Hor-:
sere all Ontario, bred, at E. IL Of Lot
19, Con. 6, West ,WitwanOshp 2. miles
east of •Glen'a., on ThursdaY,
March 31st, at Ole o'clock. Mares and
Geldings'," Clydes; and Percherons And
two Well'•-niatched general „purpose
teams., 8 smonths' &edit.. Sale under
'cover if.,zierither tinfatvorable.
Albert, Johnston, Prop.; Matt.
CritYnie. •
• TOWNSHIP OF kiNLoSS..
•_ Sealett.tenders-will-be_received
the undersigned 10 April llth at
2 for the Crushing. and trucking
(travel, required or the year 1938.
'Setts to Made, in four pita With
not less than 1886 Yards per tett. A• .
marked cheque* for $104.00 .to accom-
pany. each tender,
. The lowest or any tender not pee'.
• citsatily: accepted. -• •
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• ToWnShip. Clerk, R. 2, IlelYr604, Ont.
Five: Dollar Prize
Offered For Best Name
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AOnft. Club.Has, Decided To :Change
Its, Name And Offers A Five Dol
lar QuillPrize ,Fer The Name •Ap,
' Proved. And 'Adopted. BY This .Or-
ganizatiOn
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The •Lueknow Arena' Club, 'Which
is nearing . . first •apniversary, has
decided to change its name: 'The gen-
eral public are being given an oppor.
tunity to assist this organization to
pick a suitable title,. aid
0.Atri00:.
cath prize Will be given to the party
submitting a name, selected and ad-
opted by the Club.
The , centest'closes' on Saturday,
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midnight, April 2nd.' Nantes submitt-
ed must be Mailed' in sealed envelopes:
•to the Lucknow„ Sentinel and marked
"Club. Naming Contest". : Any eon-
iettants may submit as many names
as he• or she wishes and at any , time
during the contest. Entries will be
numbered at they are received, and
in event of the' winning name, being
snbmittedby. more than one person,
,the one first "received 11 be awarded
the prize. '.['he inembeis •of the Chill
Will be the judges.. ,
• This 'organization hed its begin-
ing primarily to boost for an arena
and to Offer financial assistance to-
, .po s e.
Their first .obligation continues tc
be, the Payment of their share of the
annual .debenture of 492. ta be met
in Paying off principal and interest
on our new comrannity hall and arena.
During the Past Year, this club ad-
vertised :their, activities as "every
cent for the Meta". and have -raised,
some $700., fent •hunard of Which.
has already been turned over .to the
The. Clubs definitely a service
club, and if . they. .coritinae to
prosper as in • the. "past • . year
there Will .,be a balance over and
above their obligation in "meeting the
arena .dehentnre,. which can be.." used
at -:-the Club's discretion Zir support,
ing other 'civie. projects or. unciertak-
!Ilk° Of • a 'aervfce club natureil' _
- Changingof the name Willtend to
avoid any confusion, between"-, the
Atom "Cfori anrt-the Community Hall
Cominittee, often referred: to as the
Areria Committee..
The Club is an organization of
twenty members, who have been ac-
tiVelY engaged in the past Year in
raising money ; The Comniittee is
conwpsed-of teverrtnembers, by ap-
pointment,; in -charge of the .operation
of the •Commuhity, Hall. -
DIED.
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FRANC Kineardine 'General
Hospital; orr Tuesday, March .22nd,
James 'Alexander France, 'in. his 72fid'
keir. The itineral service Will he held
in the Church of Ascension, •Kinlough •
onTridey, Match, 25th, at two o'clock
'Interment in 'Kinloss, CerhetPrY. '•
Aim To Extend Rural
Ilydro-West Of Village
Meeting :Held At Lochalsh On Tues-
day When Hydro .Engineer. Hunan
• Qatlinee Plan, -- Committees Ap-
pointed To Make Canvas'
A well -attended:7:ineeting was ..held -
Tat Lochalsh on TueSdaY night, , to
hear the . Matter :of ,turaf, hydro eX.
plained, 'Hydro.' Engineer, .11eirian,
who ,adilretried the gathering;
' very few actually signed
up. on Tuesday .night, it it: anticipated
Alit a „sufficient, _number , se-
en -A-4 to Make tne extentioirTof+a
from % Lucknow Athherley possible
However, until eariVittert have gone:.
over ',the, ground, 'nothing, definite ' car
be assared.' Included among
,Airisters , appointed are Alex MeNaY):
'D..A,."MaCDonald; James ,MacDonald,
:Jack •MOIntesli and „l".)e'ye SteWlitt.
To ••riaake, line possible, an aver-
-age ',Ok three' tuhsetibeit. 'a '
required, It has 'been reported that
thit may be' reduced.' to two per „mile.
but the, Tngitieet had inforniatiOn
available, in this" tegard. In any -event
if thit .redetion 'in.'nunibers were
Made, the tWo', tuttcribett per 'mile
wouId have to become iettusit uscrs
When the .service heeeine aVailuble.•', •
- assist; in 'bringing hydro to rural
centres, the .GoVerninerit will advance
a loan to cover the'cest of wiring and
installing, in cases , the -credit
of: the bqrrpwer Stit class:. This'
does 'pot:mean that the party . receiv-
ing sucha loan Amust be debt free;
but .Only that his dreditit, ostAblished
through his dependability add nh4iti
t4b. •
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AXING THE FIDDLER" TO
• BE PRINTED TUESDAY
The three-acoinedYrdratea:''
ing the Fiddler" will he present
the :Town Hall next Tuesday ev
by Lueknow talent, under autpie
the , W. A. of the United Church
this play was acclaimed when.
tented on:show nights; last' fall,
the 'infantile paralysis epidemic
.at its:height it that.tnne, and au
ees weFe, arnalL The repeat 'pe
mane Is by „popular request.
With the exception of lest
.performance, his play hasheV:er fore been -staged, here. It is a stirring
drama, of a modern . pleasure -seeking
family, who finally "PAY the Fiddler'
at a consequence, when trouble
.strikes the home". Weaved through
the story is plenty of • Wholesome
humor. •
• The cast includes, ,• Mrs. HaryeY
Treleaven,. Gerald • RathWell, 'Mrs
Carnpbell Theiripsop, kiss Eileet
'Johnston, "Eud", ThomPson; Mist Dor-
is Ritchie, :Stewart Collyer alltr.aok
CaMptell.
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.Tuesday Was Hottest:arc,li
Day Since Year,1894
Tay. • .•
Spring Ushered' In With
'.f.nal.i.Perature That • Soared , To 76
• Degrees On . Tuesday,,• One Point,
Below. -The All Time:Mar-5h Record
In This Diatrict ' ' • "1
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ed ht
ening
es'o
pre;
"bM: ' :Springlike. weather , that has ,predie -=
Was' Veiled for several slaYS paved.the IraY
LUL n real hot wave, that AccOmiian,,,
rfoLt
ied: the official arrivl
of spring on
Monday, when the Weathermen, St'n.t
fairs the Mercury to 69. and it cOntinued
•to•-....sonr---.004nesday-terair7officielr----q&
degrees. Not for forty-four, years bre;
this temperature "been' °exceeded din
•
ing the ,month of March. An, all.time
high; ,thirilig 51: Years of weather re-
cording in this district,: was 'reached
on March 48th, 184, With •,a temper.
attire of. 77. Mai -ch of ]910 was an:
other hot spell with a temperature
Of 71 on the 24th and 13 on the 29th.
. , Inyariahly, colder ,i,veather has .fol-
:Wu:de:7 while Winter clothing WW'
the public might be well 'advised tc:
hurriedly shed the first of this :Week
stay with the "red flannels"' yet for
Road conditions are:extremely bad
Some main roads are fairly •good. but
Many back reads and condessions are
shut ?Off to traffic .or are near impaS.
, ,le" •
Village. streets
also developed . sev-
eral ' "seft•spots" • andthe block north,
. • .
of the Test Office; was Shut' off for
traffic on Monday. :
(onflict In East Separated
Missionary Family
Wm, Mitchell, Missionary In China,
Unaware Of 'Whereabouts Of JVIrs.
fiihlTjee Dr ifeleliCrity,r) And
Three Children'. '
An tinteresting letter was recel
recently from :Mrs. (Rev.) R.
Craw,: by : friends in :Lucknow,
friefiy of the anxiety , and daii
Under which missionaries ; are..ettern
tizig,i0 carry onin the far East, d
ing the Sino-Japanese undeclared 'w
The • experiences of. her ':dalighte
Dr. Helen: Craw Mitchell, and h
husband andfamily are no doubt
plicable to . Many missionaries,
friends. here Will be .kindlyinterest
in the welfare:of the Mitchells
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and-,thr
children; Bibby, Margaret and Ma
,Tvelyn,--.Were, in: the. mountains
Chilittngs,hap. when the,...w. hreice
lase iuniiiier; a: placeof abo
200 houses, ,and 'mostly Anierie
missionaries so far as 'the "fOrei
populatioit , Was ‘coneerned., Bei
about 190 Miles, ftem HankOw,:. it. W
aWay, from the centre Of .attack an
Was Considered. safest. flat. wein
and :children to remain there:4
.Mf; retni-ned to Chang
and with, four•Other inii*rincl. *(1.2p.
doctor, .. Catried...on After nurne.r014
• false 'alarms, they *Were in. the ceriti
of a teal bombing- attack late in 0
iober,. When five tri -motored bombe
flew : over Cangte,: and. about quaj.
te
sid
lea
fifty yards.
At the time of Mrs. Cravv's recent
ter; the last Word, they had received
in A..* daughter, Was following
ty "Santa. Clene??:.fonnd in reach-
te4theilVItr_itteoheiL125,teoch.:_iltdhreeno,ccwai4thiha;.f.
A. letter was received freni Mr
chell written, the: middle 4, Jan-
y. At that time he Was in territory
en the Japanese; While .Mrs.
chell was in Chinese territory
s prevented communication and
Mitchell . did net line* where hiS
e'. and family were. ".
ankow had in the , trieiintime lic-
e, the focus of :.the, attack and it
beeonte necessary " for the ..family
Move from chilcurigshan, Nit' Where
ow, Mr. 'Mitchell did not knoW.'
ince then", -Rev'. -and Mrs. Cre*
ned "through-indite:0 •ceirununits-
' With ,i-,Canaclian'authotitiet and
nds„ :that Helen aridher , children
reached Japanese territory, The
M. S. office heard that they, had
ved in Weihwei; about the ,first:
February, From there to Changte,1
re her "husband is located, it. sixty'
s; with railway lines 'ell deb:troy-
d'PreVent :troops • advancing, That
ney Wen ave o made • y
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TENNIS CLUB MEETING' .,
• NEXT TlittRSDAY NIQIIT
,
A re-orgetinzing 4neettlig • of••tht
tennis, -club will be held in the Town
Ilall,,,nekt.Thursday MArch
3lst, it 8 o'clock. Considerable Werk
was a6ne ont, the courts last year arid
tennis arithnsisatt are honeful ":4of
further iroroVertientt , and increased.
activity and interett,thit :Season,
Vane attendanee nekt Thuisda$-
eVening is .reqttested and dli sugges-
tions in .the interests of the •sdlith will
be weicoine.
Orders have.,been'itsped for
ePS to carry half" 'leads. fot :the next
feW, ' • •
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Arena Club Stages
Another Successful Ni
,
pence And Bingo Net Club••A Profit
Of $01.12-L.9 Valuable Door Prizes
Given - Anniversary Dance In
Apral
. Laekriow Arena :,0C' lith
dance' and, binge in the Town Hall n
Thursday night, that in .spite of bad
roads and,. a dense fog, attracted. Korn'
re:haired, pTople.
AlaeltenZie's • five-pleee orchettra
ptovided music. for the daneers..whe
crovirded the dance floor, while in '.the
Council room, the,: bingo' booth wee,
well patronized all evening, with an.
attratirratraY.of prizes • going to
the lucky players. ,
'.Andther .feature • of, the „evening was
a doer prize draw for nine Valuable
prizes:
• • Triree draws were made .,at ten,
.eleven and tvvelve 'o'clock, with 'three
Winners in., each ".drew. The first clta
:Wes :Made by Bill Reid, the second. bY
Miss Cora Dickson• and the third 'by
Miss Vivian Courtney...4i • ”
:First . prize in . each raw. Was in
overnite bag., These were won bYswel-
lington--Megdkrrinmber--:-.4h-Miss"-Nar
ine ArinttrOng, Pine'River, 419; Grant
141acDdolals.Lit•groji.L._pl'W
priiei Were 24 pound bags' of ..flour,
20 pound • bags: Of sugar and Silver-
. , ,
were.' These Were Won byl Miss pew -
an, Lucknow, 130; Harold Campbell,
Kinloss,. 274; Mel. Dicleson,. Port Al-
beit, 415; -Margaret Vines,' Kincar.
dine, 115; Martha: Sutherland, Kinlos
60; . Fred 'Steward, Lucknow, 347. '
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A coincident of the :second draw.
made by Miss Cora Diekson;.vvas that
one •of the, three numbers:she Oeiv
was held by her brother.
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' • Th night was financially *successi.
ful, with the. Club clearing .891.12.
• .Recipts.
Door receipts , $••96.50,, .
Bingo ..receipts • 86 .51
Total • $
, • , Expendithret •
Orchestra • • .$, 18 Zit
Printing AdV'et. ' p80
Door prizes It 00;
Miscellaheous ": • . :2 80Bingo •
, :60 79
Total txpend. . . . $ 91 80-
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/let. reedipte pi. 14'
'the next!. activity the ,Club Pltitis is
1111 anniversary ” be • held in
'April to Mark the 'firet..birthddY of
tint •:Otganitrition „.which .thiting the
jiASt' +weird, iiiehthi hasraised•Seme.
$100,00., ' ' ." •
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The.'orgouliAtioi,1 had beginning,
JgrouP. Who planned' n Cot;
tination Bali their iirst effort; Since
then the • Club has itickeased its
meni-
bership to a •• titesent ''irtaxinitthi of
tWehtv. wietribert, the tinfir
tion.§, that .'Wdid neceSsary .1)eilig.
williiignesi to "dig And, assist in
the".work that the ',nutting over • of
their varione Atilt/Wei •
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UNITED Ofult,CH EXTENDS
CALL,: TO 'YOUNG 'MINISTER
•''''Adopting the system Of .a. 'congre-
gational ' ballot!. Lucknow " -United
Church, extended a call' to Rev: ft.
1 Colin Tedd. to , succeed : 'Rev. S., T.
Tucker,,. who is- 'retiring -from "active
ministry the end Of ;bine;
Upon ,Vie pulpit 'being declared
:cant, ;teventeen • applications:Were
reeeiVed. Froml,this bpi the leeal,
Ptil-
pit Supply "Oonunittee extended an
invitation to font Ministers, who have
been heard .oi successive SundaYs
:during the past nionth.
'''"IV'iri.'irrii-itiFieief,Ted a • substantial
maiori,tY inthe balloting on Wednes-
day evening; at a largely 'attendee
and representative 'meeting of. thf.
congregation. The Selection was.made
unanimous.
Rev. Todd,',a young married, nian;
IS thirty -on e years of age and comes
highly /*Commended' as one of the
promising young men in the ininistty,;
Ile. Was ordained last year; and has
been doing- a splendid work on, a
cireuit charge at Vittoria; .near
Sini-
coe. •
Radio .
Battery pcamorrusert Not
'Subject To Increased Fee
License; Pee' On Battery Setri,_ Where
Remains At :$2.00Increased Fee'
Of $2.50 Effective April 1st 7
Persons residing • in *areas , where
there is no . electrical distribution
system and Who ,are thus obliged to
'oper4e: their •radios by storage bat-
'teriet will not. be subject to the
in-
crease •in receiving, set. fees whielt 'be-
coine 'effective April ,St. '
This was annonneed Monday by
Col., C. V. Smart, • deputy Minister of
transport,. who stated 'that beginning
April 1 the :lee would be, increased
from the present . rate of $2. to $2,50
and that, every private radio • would
require:,a lieense,-, with -the exception
of those the' automobiles' of tour-
ists visiting Canada. ;
Thither concession •is made for
'
the. , hospitals_ and charitable institu-
tions, none. of Which .require radio:
licenees. Heretofore :if has :been the
eUStOm to, extend this privilege ontv
to such institution s that are: operated:
by. the Federal and Provincial goy -:
officers Cert
-department-estiniate-there-iirei-,150,,
000' battery, pets used in .the :poniin-
ien.,The e,xemptio.n. of theie. sets' ;froin
the ,increas,ed fee applies only
those in districts Where .'electric -ca '-
rent is net, available, and not bat-
tery Sets used in Motor •cars.
.Another feature of the change • is
that every set will require a licence
'Whereas at -present one licence 'en-
ables the „holder to. operate as miany
sets at he, desires. '
FORMERLY OF B. OF. M. STAFF;
Amberlei-lwice Visited
In $eriei;,01Rol,beriei:
Implements Shop Bioken lato, Otok
, Tools Evidently To Open Safe Tak.:.
:PWfilb FroWas
inkjrk%subt;
Kingsbridge
,e MileNorth Ch u roCrht'A: 0141
Ainberley-4,,Gas Pump RrOlien Ink
"MondaY "'Night, Following Robber3,
' At GederiCh • '
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' Huron: and .Bruce County Police are
working' overtime in an effort to a9,
prehjd
S.,gaPg-e_LtItree-J01-94,-5-?0,g--
have ten break-ins- and rObberies
credited to them in, the past ten days
Polide ' forceshaVe been augmented
ands.. dragnet sPread. as far..eaat
Gu 'oh and Kitchener :and south t(
Le .
With .several cluesto weir!
•
on; a'Irptind 'up of the .dating gang
believed .iniminent. • • ,
First of the seriet of robberies
commenced ten days on atAk;hn
to •tBervie
n. i.
in Wellington County : Fellowing tht
the tabernacle safe was tiolen"froir
Kingsbiraisfitgei,sd•hRuormaan;
aIly morning, with
Geddes' iMplement shop at Amberley.
and Pine River service station raider'
!tthdaes7eg.lcas:.,:vy:ofonpoi_gdh dt.avvo! to: otel.:1 .0'tipe..eci:
Then early Monday metning, the
4 0 •-•
On Ainherley, and b,relce: into
Brawn's gas putaP to • replenish' their
fuel supply.. '
. • .
At Bervie a: barber shop, owned. hY
S. 'M. Moore and zentlucted by David
.Flerning Was the first to be. visited.
There the window Was: shattered, the
night leek turned -and the.door open.
A thest . of drawers -was overttirned
and contente,streWri on the floor. The
eash tilt, was 'taken by . the robbers.
who get bills and, silyer, whilc
the drawer was found some , miler
,
away, ' with cheques, Which the gang
'decided • would be better left behind;
strewn around. The complete tobacee
stock, 'valued at '$I00. was ?taken. All
tobacce. Whieh had been placed he-
, •
that was left , was half 'a package of
i..iAidt-tmhi:eiderneau;ti tehre. 6.eed
barber shop. Gaining_entrance the
:mine Mariner as at Be,rvie,. once
in-
side It he burglars • lost no time ,
,clearing. hilt the . stock of tebriecos.
Two dozen lighters vvere also. taken
out Of the . show ease, but :2 the 'choe
choc-
olat bars were ignored. Going into
the sMall worlff adjoins the
tonsorial' parlor; ,they discovered the
sniall strong. box Which` was ',closed
but not locked, and it Was carried. Out
to_the-walting,„ear-The-small-l-radie•
'which was in the: same bonipartnierit
was also taken..PrOceeding southerly,:
they dpened the strong box and find-,
ing nothing. Of value in it, they &imp -
ed ,it on the roadside, and also Pitched,
.the: ,5).
'
. '
rme-r-Liatio.w..ite And :
WidelY7Known Diver Dies
TRANSFEREI). TO EN -G. -LAND -7 -Po
garom.:
the Bank ,lgontreal staff in tuck- ,'
now, has receiVeci- Word --a,hit treas.. -Yo,iin411‘.111Iarcli Who. Went TO. The
iea 'to a .branch of the bank in. Lon- Coast tliff* Years Ago ; Passed
don, England; His service with :the Away Iteeently'
Bank in the Old OeuritrY will 'extend; . • •
• •
John '1VIcltardy, ',wile Went to. the.
,,Pacific '..doe'st from Lucknow/In.18.8.8•
". and ideated at Port. Needy,: where • he
'engaged in diving; passed away at his
home in ,,Victoria, follo"wing. an illness
, Which :had. ,kept }din, cenfiried to his
bed for the .prisf two Years:, He. `vves
severity,seven 'years , of age f The late
Mt: McHately ' was well known along
the littel'q Qoast'pattierilarlY in mar-
ine '
In .i899, Mr. cH.ardy "went to „Vic,
tetiO taking his drying apPs.ratus,•and
; started hi • businets ..for himself,' later
becoming attociated With the •Pacific
age Cornpany-which has become
jobs for
%;hile.ideritified' with SalvagP 'Work,
the late' Mr.. Mcllatdy had consider.'
able to do With the floating of the,
'freighter' . Siberian Pi ince Ben-
tiriek Island, near 'Race RoCkS); and
the raising' of the Prince,
Rupert, which sank at Swanson: Bay;
He was in charge„ of the underwater
wotk heth:ships '
,.• •Aiways interestea
Ten years 'ago mr, McHeqii re'
tired .frdta :active i,vork; but was -
wuys ,keenly• inteteited: in the Work,.
'undertaken', hy Pacific. Salvage Coni
pan men., He is ,tiirvived by. his Wi•
aver a period of at least three years
•'Harold, :who:, is a ,ton of Mr.: aro
. Mts.. :Frank -.••• Walkerl Of -.Walkertbn
eornmenced his banking career in tha
town In 49207 Since. then lie has been
on • staff •at ..various ,,branctiet in
tiirip, and for the peat feW months
fuis been located "at' Niagara. Falls.
' epects to leave fOr oversea
hex" t 'month,' but will 'first spend 'three
weeks". vireation at his .home. •
'.COX-IiiacDOUGALL •
A quiet Wedding took W,ed-
nesday evening, Mareh .,1Ath, at. 7.36
o'gloek :at.. the Baptist .Paisonage.
Delhi; with ,Re. G. Howard "unit
ing ;in marriage, •• Mist dhristena
tVelye • MacDougall; eldest daughter
of Mrs, john iVladbo.ugall and 'the "late
',IOW ,,2nd con., ..Kinte/ss,..
,to Mt. Fred H. COX,. ieri, Mrs. . Anna
•Ook arid the, late' Mr, Cox of Deihi.
. The: bride Wore ,a rose satin' 'gown
trimmed' with'. White' .and Corsage of
White: .floWeri, with
iCesiorieS, She Carried ,a:\ beuquei' of
pink and White eatriatiolis Tern.
The" bitidestuaid 'Was" MISS •Berniee Cole
of ond krodininitin wet' lVfe,
Harold: Francis of Welland. ' •
,A wedding reception \Vat )ield' Fri,
(lay March 18th, in" honor, of'
the cotiple •at the. home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Billed. Cole)..Delhi; when betv,;eOnO and 60 of :
4itli4cpipri*titeiLenodfiSdgtitOthOort.V
sent 'them . with intMerOUS and useful
As teguired; 0.•
• FARMERS ATTENTIONI-
- -'4'ee Picture Show and Dance, M
the Town Hall, Lucknow, Friday, ,
April 1st; ‘Through he eourtesy of .
•
gone local Massey -Harr iS •and : C.
Dealer, „ John Kilpatrick, in, apprecia-,
tin of past patrenage. 'Show. starts
• • ,
i3 O'clock. Everybody -weleonie, "
• . •
• • i1JA MRS. S. J. KILPATRICK
• In our Iast we
death of Mrs.. S. J. Kilpatrick, daugh;
•
istinouriced .the
ter of a Pioneer Ashfield: farniiY. The
:following Obituary is ,from the Brock-.
Recorder. and ,Times:
' After a lengthlY ifinets endured
• „
with. Christian patienee. and remark- 7
able' courage, Mrs. St" J. Kilpatrick, '
a resident of Brockvjlle, for over 40
Years, passed itway PeacpftillY. ehort-
iyafter four o'clock,. Tuesday, March
1.5th; at: her residence, Ford. street:
Born at Lucknow, Orli :on ',Idly .28,
1869, Ruth Andrew was the daughter
Of the late John F. Andrew . and his •
wife, Jessie McKie, pioneer . settlers
in HuroncOunty.• 'On December 29,
1880, she became the wife of Samuel
• patrie,
sehoOl• teacher. in ,.western Ontario,
but who later Went' to Lyn and then
to Brockville to be district manager:
,pefa•ntybeof Mcuatunad.la LfoifA
re.29yssetiarrasii, eaenciCwOinh,-)
died March 1, 1927, ' •
. :The late Mrs. Kilpatrick : sur-
viVed,hyr her daughter, Jessie, on the
,stati of, the Brockville Collegiate,
In-
stitute. fear 'other children . were:
Dr. Herbert H of :Fort Willie:in, Who
. „ •
died in 1912; Omar,.. registrar of .deeds,_
for, the, county . Of Leeds, •who passed • .
away in 1025; Roy, jeweller of West- : •
port who "predeceased her in 1928,
and Eulah, "a• final year student., at
.Queen's Uniyersity; who departed this,
surviving1ie'-aig903.1. memberMrs :.J.fhe
Kilpatrick t, rn w.1717 sf:
month
the•M
fam-
ily. Her only brother, Isaac , Andrew,- .
of :LucknOw,. Ont:,, died less ihau,
Until • illness prevented :her, ::-Mts.
Kilpatrick was an: active member of
Wall street United Church , and took
a deep interest in: its affairs, 'being
g life Memberof the W.M.S. and at
one .time a' teacher in the Sunday
School when her husband was its au -
erriirardi ent e vvas also interested
in the; cehrununitY,•;.• haVingbeen a'
member of ,the Daughters of the Em-
pire and also the Women's Auxiliary •
i'f_the Brockville. General Hospital.
:
amcd: f.NtrEttit,fdesic
Services for the.late• Mrs, T. E. Finlay
rs.
Were "held .irr the, Presbyterian church
'
, A' large. eenconree of 'old acquaint.
LueknOW, followed by interment' in
Greenhill !<.,,cemetary. • •
On Saturday Mat,•12tli • the, funeral.
• MRS T. E. FINL,AY
Finlay,. who had lived hi, Ash -
near in Lucknow,
knownas a. cheerful shelper, sPOP. Y.11;Y '
in times Of tronliie;, a 'faitlifal wife
:sed motherand nfriedd, in need..
She liVed, to the ripe old • age of 96 • ' '
-
Her niaiden name 'CAtherine
Harrison, • being. the eldest :daughter
of.' the • late, *Obert •Y,I.ergeret:
artisan of Peterberef- Co.
:f.ft ."-,IatiffitrY..1886: the was -Mari•ied,
'Themes Edwardl 'Finlay "‘ -arid to -
; with team' and
eighitielhiep hnndred 'Miles to their
W. le/tie. . Ashfield toWnship of
ur60:.Couuty:
Tiior roised.A,family .of, four .daugh-
rt and. three 3.Y0s.• John: Reid :
aggiO) lived Thesttleti and.: ,
d 1004, Mrs. W, (Minnie
North Dakota, Mrs., :Wrii. JaMidsen
lata) of -Lttnet „dick 12,ii :MAY
34, ,Mts,•' John jarnieton, (.1dfa„) of
rainelintl Anaen,,,Wlie died .in 4933
'hi'4•' home near, 1.1ariley, Sask. Bert
o lies in'4skatopri,, •i,Vith: • Wlioar
s. Finlay. has resided for the past
'r . years.. and at whose home the ,
sed away. Stuart of tiStew, Sask.
O. aceonipanied his, 'thethei',.s—
ahiS' tiielitiow for Ittra.
lay had lived aniong; ,her familo
he V'Yeat Stride 1940 spending tOme
r• N. Dakota with her daughter
two brothers
'one sister il'oseph . 'Lamont,-
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die
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wh
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pad
wh
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Pin
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Mrs
and
dow; one datighter, . Frank A tit, John and Mrirgatet Of Pet rt
13hii0h; :One ht(thal.t, ;Ch'dt'le8
Hardyi,Atid one grandson, all in Vic-
toria, and • two-: iitot8; IVII*8. S., a.
Mortimer; VStwouver, and l‘1rs,
Mabonitid, .G.rielph", - •
• oro
• rs. inlay was A 1ite long ihentber
. of ,ithe Pretliyterieri, elnirch 'always
atie Wh,110 she was...abiew
. Sympathy is extended to. :the be,
reeved,