HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-05-19, Page 8WHITE WILL LL PREDOMINATE. WE; ARE READY WITH' A'.
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R • F RTHER . INFORMA-
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. TION -SEE LOCAL AGENT
W. :SMITH
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Administrators' ' Sale
Real Estate' and- Personal. Property
Pursuant to the 'provisions •of the
Statutes in that .behalf - there • be
offered 'for sale:, by Public .Auction,, by
t..
: he administrators, ' of ,theestat of
e
James, `Johnston deceased, on Thurs—
day, the 26th day .of' May, 1938, at
fte
1 ',o'clock in: thea . .....rnoon'• on. the Pre
mases,, the following lands and pre,
is s' and chattel pro",peaty,, namely,
ir►. e.,
: tlie••'easterly ±100 acres of , Lot
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ber 38 in the. Front or Lake 'flange.
•. Concession (N'o'rth, of the Town plot),
h Townshi : of .Ashfield in' the
the n P ,t
County ,'of Huron, upon which' there
x
is growing Nine acres of fall' wheat,
37! acres ..of' oats andbarley, and ::40'
acresof hay. Orono
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There'', are . the following••bu fdings
upon the said .lands:.'. A, . two storey
brick house; a' barik, 40 x 64, in fair
. repair' and • a stable' 25 x 30:'The -fen-
cing is: in fair, condition and the pro
•perty may he ' inspected' by prospec
tive purchasers at. any' time prior to
,or at the sale. •The,„property is .sit
uated on the Bluewater Highway close
to: school, and ' four' miles' -.from 'the
Village of Kintail; There is an Arte -
fan Well upon the property and 'the
eighteen mile river 'runs:.throughT-the
• corner :of, the farm ,so that -there is
a aY a
lw ys. ” ggood supply,of water. The
soil is a clay loam.
The.followiri . is'a list'o£: the :chat-
., following
tele which will be offered • forsale at
the, same time! "' 1 George; -White
'Thre_slhing "Machine "`in ` good `repair;
1-44 horse :power" Huber Tractor;
1 McCormick -Deering Tractor -22,86;
1_ Massey Harriss Binder; 1 Mower;
e Drill; 1 set
e �iilizer Se d
Rake';'
o _ .'s::. utter • Adam Wa _ o;
2 sets' of Harrows; 1 Disc; .Harrow ;;
1 20 -Plate Tractor Disc;, -1 Walking
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UCKNOW SEN111114.
THURSPAYi MAY 19TH,, 193$;, ..
URCH NEN?' SCLOCALandGENERAL ;
Anniversary Services '
Anniversary ,services' will be held. Mr , Roy Lightfoot, of Port. Elgin,
at; South Kinloss Presbyterian Church 'visited the .end, of the; week in town.
this, Sunday, May 22nd with serviced Milt C: A Robertson, M:PP•call-
t X11 and 7. Rev.' W. A. Young of ',ed on•friends' in town, on Tuesday.,
a ..
Hensall wli be the guest speaker at
Mrs,; Sadie Armstrong left, for Tor
both services.. • • onto titles week.,t'sPen a nnti in
b
•
,-the Reeu me SabathServices
At' Knox .Church, Bervie 1. ' Mrs. R. , D. -Cameron• has, returned'
b fter services ill be. to her home here after s ending thet
,Sab t a noon w p
a.h
resumed and continued `: -during the winter in Ottawa.
m att `Kno' Pre�sb to ran Church , A , ,. •
su ..mer _. x Y ,, rete . Y• P. A. resents
Bervie this:. .Sunday Ma•, 22nd, at. . , n •
• � � y their la Simple Simon 'Simple at
P Y
plough; 1Hay Fork; ,1 Fanning; Milli
• 1, set: of . team. harness;'• 1 Hay Rack;
1 • Wagon Box 1' Cream. 'Separator;
1—set of iron., wheels for `wagon; • 2
..;'fresh cows; 3 Yearling g ..steers;
•^•calves, 1 sow; 7 small igs,.16
he
nS,
1 mare; 1 'horse, a .quantity., of ,mixed
grain:
TERMS: -On .the 'sale, of the cleat:
tel ,property all' sums under, • $10.00
HOW TRUE THIS 15 :sold
allother: chattel to e
s
cash andb
—.--”'secured• by approved` Joint_ notes pay-
:1Says' the Tara .Leader. Tara . or
ail f months,except the
threshing' machine and t s • u$
9'
n other town will not
become; a good
a e ISA . our
a. Y rector ori
-business-centra;as Io as'its-bus ness, is
.: which 50 .o cash wilt. be required to
men rely on a few merchants toy i'nake • • Talkative and ria ss Demii McLeod
::-the � .. _. , _ .. �.: _ ,.. , be Paid and:, the _balance;' Secured by • , •,.. ,
the effort•to'bring•trade:to town. Too: -, • : described'. the trials and .difficulties.
approved joint_notespayable in four .
PPin'nit :'Fair• Miss`
trade . the: Pilgrims met V y ,,
•
often. the; men ina few lines• of months Thefa'rm will be sold subject�
e re,abo t the ,Only ones that'reach Jessie McKay:' described their:.Tourney
u Y. to•.a mortgage to the `Agricultural
f maters.„ -.;_Other •m merchants A- . in ' By,. Path Meadow 'aid': their in
out a ter _ u evelopment Board- which the, purer. '•,•
wait until these: men 'induce people, to'chaser shill assume' and agree'to pay t r els ,of
m Doubting Castle., The
cometo town and; content themselbestrials ,of .the 'Enchanted. Ground, the
d, I.off and • the balance, ,of the' Purchase ::: , •
. to all ` ,drifts to beauties .of Beulah Land; the'crossing
with trade that na„ r Y oil shall b a able 20i on • the
day,of sae an e a ace within.
three 0c 1 ' . ock
• .Rev Kenneth
, when
Kingarf on Tue evening.: ,
r aG'e
preach." .', ,, ;.• '^ ..Miss..Mare es of, g Niagara
MaA, cLean B of Winghain . will •... ,
Falls has been. sit' g for the ;PILO :
0
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e `ice .' • d
sr a t.
i r ry i
A n Y rS
Lucknow .•4.nd Dungannon .: Mrs. i- ,e
. .: � :.: ,,, Dr. and ,J, E; :Little spent 'flit
Anniversary .services .will; be held °
• •first of`•theweek in T.oropto; the Dr ;
at St. Peter's 'Church,,' Lucknow and attending 'the Annual'>' Convention of
St aul's , Church, .;Dungannon, . this'' '
the Ontario Dental Association. .
"Commencing'. this . Sunday, and
Sunday, May 22nd. At. ' St. Peter's,,
the :morning service will beconducted.
by Rev.:' P. H.' Rickard'. and the ,even-•
ing -service' by ";Rev: •W.'' 13: • • Hartley
of Kincardine.. • a,
•
At 'Dungannon, Rev; F. C. McRit
chie of Bervie will' conduct, the -morn
ing service and Rev- P. H. Rickard;
will preach • in the evening.,
b Gei'GuildPeear
Y an
,The meeting oP
encd by
singing
ngi
g
:psalin'.89, followed' by :the 'scripture
reading by; Gladys MacDonald. • and:
the Lord's prayer repeated in unison.
14mn. 425 wag' sung and 'the' `follow -
Y
ing program given: solo by : Mrs: P.
Stewart piano,'solo, Mrs. Dr: Fowler.;'
a very interesting travelogue by.Mr..
LloydOf Wingham, on his • trip to the'
continua g•'• ' during the , summer
months,' Sunday School will` be, held.;
.in the United Church;at •10.00 a.m.
:S. IC. : Ratl4vell , •Was re-elected
secretary -treasurer ,of the Lay Asso-
ciation of Bruce Presbytery, 'which
convened in 'Walkerton last week.
' 1VIr.. and -Mrs.' .Frank^Cole last, week
attended the funeral of• an old :friend
Mr. Albert, Mather . of Woodstock,
who died quite suddenly. They return.'
ed on " Monday after visiting other
friends in. that • community.
Mark t3irthdayis
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CHI 'S SLACKS.`"�Farmette st le, adjustable shoulder
' straps, colored :braid, :trim, 8:'to 14;yrs , brown &::navy..�.;,.is•
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tri' ,�o jacket. braid •trimmed#, br , ow n.....
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CE%asRrEDl� �LOUSEs--- y iP.... �, 0..
COTTON .I OYS—made of re y :sem-
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fo i ed:suitin With:'sorts `back, regula ' st le knee`••' ants
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''MEN'S SPORT' PANTS.�clice s and striP , c,u ff ttom:.Sizes,
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2 ()."42'.• .195. S'PECL4L a .:;.,....-.. 1.59
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• brevin and all Pair 49c
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.1." and a d July, the prairies
n ;raise the finest, ,wheat .in 'the
in; that 'opiniou she :is. rimaI ex•
Y
rising the general view held by far-
•rs in the West,._,_They' know, Ghat,
en reasonable weather' conditions
ring; the ., growing season,: the 'land
1'yield.an abuhdant'crop, but they
o are' ;aware, `fron hitter experi•,
e, that under
erdrought conditiop
du
le or othing can be. expected. from
i . land. -Moose Ja'w, ,Times -Journal•.
A number', of ladies apent
joyable afternoon�at the heme
of•
"Mrs J, W.,: Joynt on • Saturday, the •
M
E PIR,IE , •
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South; ,duet by, Margaret and Helen occasion marking' the ,birthdays ,of iatralia's•; Warning
her moflier-iii-law, MFriemol'i Jo nt. " x' address :mit's. ell', to thhee:..anda •Mr. .'George Douglas,
`ueballiicti'ems uosft
n Y ,
srin'51v4"-=sungga d-14"44' .. - .. :Ch--
i � Mr.• arles • �°,c reg r, pr ac
Donald .closed. the meeting With, Prayer > ; ., .other,great,*ai may yet' itc,„averted.
. . • - ' : shoo ' 11S,faterloo and,. • •
inlo' P. S.
i s "P
S
both K s Y.
Meeting the South
The regular m g of ,
Kinloss Young Peoples'. Society was
held'•in the_ basement o he_church-ort
Friday evening.' The, ,object :for: •the,
evenin was the -finishing (*the:, study
g.
of. Pilgrim's Progress. ,.The story of
the.' Pilgrim's „journey, up .Hill Diffi-
culty and his visit in the Palace •Bea-
utiful was taken,,by Sarah Maclver:
MaryCarter : described • his •,journey.
through'. the'Valley; of Humiliation . Agriculture.:'Norval : commenced `work
Mires Ile Ilm.E' is set to' the :ob5ec•
jou ne hemi' 'lin
i r
• ors. h s 'n daY. :' C t
R : follows d of
1VIr -• the Soil n lj
d J b
a g
Y
•. J. es • and -no � .
d•
no. spectator a propound
..� can
,
throu h , ,the V, ale ' ;of 'Death.'' Miss.:Prinee Ed and Coun
through, $ y. w t9` aormula ,far diplomatic bar ainlri •,'
g,.. g.
Annie cKa ve • an •in erestin • cheek . to'' this rocs which Will,
n ie M .y .��a .;interesting g s P ss, w uch w.
talk�on:_Christ, ns_..efforts _to_ save.. _{•...:_ELECTED DISTRICT .DEPUTY, ;,:leave the'm,ai�iiuder... illi at 'least
art:of••his loot.',This we',regard.as.
.. _ raYest .as ect .ot the_:wor d,.situ
.district.: meet g P >.
• •Oddfellows • of • Bruce i
• 1 pal of. Zeigler s .l, . problematical.:,taut this..inuch•may
•
Mr, and ,Mrs. Fred and `Roy McGre proclaimed: as .certain, that unless
gor,.,of. Kintail•, also Mr. and''Mrs. z'opponents'—wtaerevei:,tliey may, be
G. M. ;Stuart, St.,Helens, visited at .ind=of brie•'zge• in inteinatio"i.F•
the McGregor', home; Lucknow,.. on•nger, the. chances of ,averting ultf•
Su tiday'.war,, inuar be- Cd1.11 fed -negligible.
r • A. "Richards
•
Mr.:, and. .M s •• R. ,
'
Boon'",.dry•. West, :' metered :'to Guelph.
on.Tuesday to attend graduation ex
ercises ',, at • Guelph Agricultural '.Col
lege, when their' son 'Norval; received
his . degree as :'Bachelor of': -Scientific'.
e must : fa
f ce the vital fact tha
t t
I
uiy,; ltal3 an`d Japan ure•:today, mo•
lied. for Isar [n•the Mediterranean
pain), in China, in:Austi'ia without
claration::of hostili;tiea..:defying tree
and careless in:.exeus , they are
ply ravagin -defenceless neighbors
s g r
their .'gai
e own' bin, in each Of, these
• IN TEMPORARY QUARTERS
NI: lin K
`,. �Messrs..W: R: To m. sn , ,
P
zie - B.A.T laver
a'rid-. P.1 S. ` MacIKen , ,
: from their � e
offices' were' moved err Que s n
Hotel quarters last 'week ,to' •tempor-'
quartersin :the. Curlin
gClub
I
buildin •white `their new•office build
in is'beingn6constructed.-Fort Elgin
gg
Times. '
d man Toney' e, Payable' ° of` the; River and',their'Reception at
i ,1th baa`' .. ahin '
the' Gates.'of the Celestial City. were
ably described .by Mrs. Young.
their . place.A : public spirits
would ask himself of he'is-doing ,is
bestto attract•' .eo le to come' to town
..aP i? ,
to trade, "iii helping the': entire busin
•. e
- .comiri" irYt" Wand alio 'town is •,s- su
ess R Y
gess . *less 'all:: lines ` are workin •g to
c s,w
extend .the trade as "far as possible
and trying o breng a larger tern
or
Y
in the circles in Which the„town is'the
£, ain'air nu!ui' eau elm. par aqs
q P. 3 � ..,„, . ll .
•• business 'centre.
AIM TO HAVE' AIRPORT; '
AT , GODERICH THIS , SUMMER
'With the financial •backing. of Cass:
Hough, wealthy
Plymouth, lVXich.;'
S , Y Y ,
s ortsman and son-in-law 'of the late.
P..
'.Dr. W, J. Reid . of 'tloderich,, plans are
air o nort
:being considered for -*an , p rt, h.
: � river. ' od
rich.
�of -the-Maitland-a G
t-- c
A• large"field' as already been,
'o of the
leased and if the co-operate n t e
`oa securedi level •: tare
.town .an be t n g...
field,R. ,J.."Dean,%: •A' eat for ' Mr.
Hough, . promises ` ` hangar 'wilt 'be
,g , a ga
built this sumtrier.
thirtday
ys, thereafter :when convey
anc `•;will be made and, .thepurchaser
eP
let into possession. ?rile farm and tree-
._,r. thin "urachi' 1' :;be
for and th e� ne wit
g.
sold •subject' -to a•; reserve' laid : I •
Furth Particulars and. 'conditions
Further!
of sale may `:be , obtained upon apple
cation to :teh,.
ug
ndersi fined.'
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1y
DATED this 2nd day, f May, AM
DANCEY• & BOLSBY,.
B
arresters &c.
"Gode'rich, Ontario:
Solicitor for Administrators.
Wellington Henderson Auctioneer. ;
Much •'interest„was• centred around'
y w - -ed ower
=this -field olds hen T Po s
-on S y.
of ondal was n hand flying Pa
ss
n err
on short hos. -If :'a Flying
Club is • formed'' at Godertch _ Mr.,
Hou P g h• romises .to dead 'a flight ,.of
Hough,
panes fromn Derroit-- for the opening
'ceremonies;
ing in :Bervie'.last Wediesday'.even-.
ing,' elected . Archie` •Sinclair of $in
cardiae as. ' District: Deputy Grand
P. ty
Master, • succeeding. Andrew Patter-
son of. Ripley Kenneth :Hardie: of:
.'district
Lucknow, `;was •re-elected
secretary.
SUBSCRIPTION ENDS.: •
Tt was',pointed" out that we today, RAP1E
have- much:th _ am e trialsatnd
diffi=' !.:
•�
respect to
n ' item with
Christian and •.'The following
culties. to � meet • as.;did C n .
az'n
" and news a ers ` a `eared.
his fellowms. ,.The. study was: mag i es P p pp
.Pigfre y
iii the' uestions :and Answers column
e @.
itwasd
, c
found soainteresting-thati. ,
ided' that's. further •study of •.this. Book
in the Toronto Daily Stara .
n in its-challenge—now 'unmistak=
—to' every people that possesses
thingwor.th coveting. The moral;.
s here ••in'Austra'lia is'.inescapabl.e,
dne
die f3eral'd.•'
of Japanese ;immigration Japanes -
make 'their. 'homes' heor and brim '
out their wives.. -The .' birth rate''.ii
high -about 25.. in: every },00;0.• ,Gi
nese keep their wives.,in their: ho e•
1and.= Obeditjnt,:to-traditlpn, -the-0hi-
nese man 'returns
to
.own:
.so.
i
to,die' near his••family:-
Illustra iva ofthis''trend;" •go ern
melt. statistics show there ate;.11,21
Japanese•,'womern in,.ilritish. Colum
gnly.ti2,b2'5'7hint • avoinen.
!'even; CtIrtt
4,
f Immature: Woe
g :dation IsUr ed to. Curb: The
Practice an • Ontario ;1
•The••suggestion'',has been ilad4 .by
the •conservation` and 're orestation
committees 'that• sanction fi,om some”.
authority ,be obtained -before imi'na
ture 'wood growth could.' .be cut 'in
Ontario..says the= 1aii-ner's Advo?-
cafe
• The ,.
thou "
ht.:• back of 'the _
8 i.e.corn
m
endaton; to 'rohibit °the n •
-ct t44in
imnmature.
wood growth, is
to co
.
server,
forest; and woadlots 'and,a
'not' allow them to be:, slaughtered'
bytimbei� hunter's;: too m:aliy.'of .:whom
think only,'of irrirried'iate~ din
are .
g ...Tri
now
me '.-
n n who. .
have made a 11v,.
ing' out ;of • buying standing timber:
who. are ready. ,o endorse tare recoil-'.
men'dation' be
cause merchantable
timber is becoming so: •scarce'•• that
their .is
is thr •
threatened.
. °' Thousands of -:Acres Cut -Over-'”
Certainly. the'.pi•oposed•legislation
would not ; go so :,far • as to rohibit
the r P
o "
ei•t �•
1 ovine •. '
P . P y i taking• out need-,
ed• timber- or -trees for Wood w d and re
pairs The regulation ?Ought. even to
permit a:•: land o irneir:to+ convert
•at
hush into, cultivable --field if under
that
treatment
e
nt
it
would be ' mor
e'
"'►
•.
t. it shout .
�•;Oa..
MAJOR
TOLMIE..:•..DIES
I
Major
or J
a
esCrai ,.
Rev
e
of Southampton,,and • anoutstanding
fi8uie" •thePullic 'life of :Brucecoua-
,� ty and 'the province of. Ontario for
o , � liable cub .
;: quite Profitable. ; ` `
J. A. -R:.; Y u are
would' Proved to P . • � . 'died : •
c i . i • • ice if you tak the ;aer y y ,, ,quite_ suddenly on
s ription. Price y e •paper man ears
rom ost office or •receive it from thea Sunday, 'While he had:. '•not, been en
f P t' edi� o intnd . t ac joying the best of : health during :the,
postman. If you d n t q;.
S: S; ANNIVERSARY
The Sunday School anniversary of
theUnited Church •:was observed : at
'the morning , service on,Sunday. Mem:,
'bers "of'' the school and .teachers. at-
tended' :ervcein . a bodyand
Mended the s iY
were addressed by Rev.;' D .A:Cowan
•of Port•Elgin who ave a. fine ser
„the . of
bre andbenefits
o s
mon am
.achievement
•
persuing themto
p ga,
r two
` K ir,rende e
.undo � schoo c o d .
AS y •. 1 , ..
. Alton and
anthems.;; In 'ones 'Ferns, n .
Marorie-, Hoffman 'took :a duet paint:
Norma Ritchie sang a solo during the•,
service.
6.enmiller Pants
Our
GIANT N. P N IEOur
r S S F -
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:FLED MONSTER ''and other fine
strains f :.Petunias our RUST-
q ,
''PROOF; :GIANT .iSNAPDRAGO'NS,'
,
and' immense .fluffy Wilt -Resistant
Asters add Beauty °and Charm to.
('your,,:home.
We :refill 'Hanging—baskets and
Boxwill: call�f
es, or thein if phoned. • '
'STEWART STE.WART . BROS. ; . �•
BENM,ILLER NURSERIES
'Phone Callow 235'.
t for paymentyou
past; year, , .it was not ant{l. Wednes-
,ce t 'the liability o
o ifi ` h publishers to *day last that he .; was()
as 'taken ' serlousIy
should" have n t ed the
dl
'1 `sank.r
ai
el
'zine If ahs•
andp Y
stop sending, .the snag ' " • , '
' ngot a judgement • a ainst< Major .•Tolmie graduated from
comPa Y. ] g g
served in
o' •could have a writ' of 'execu-' Knox :College ' in 1885. and
yon �,..
tion. 'issued, which would' bind ,' your. the ministry until the Great, Ware
property."
p. :• when; he resigned his pastoral charge
d • ver'seas • a
nd or• ' nd 'se a o. as.
is , in �Wi s a ifv serve. � n • . • e.. a .
Read the classified advertisemend to m tnum t al .life and has
.
,g P
Chaplain. ,burial ',his pastorate ,tn:.
_ �. '•� been -one. of the ro i e b..
n e e p mnent.mmes,
elects to .the• •
... •:.. dsor he ' as Ont .. .. , . , . :
•What have ou. fora �.iqr Win w, d of Bruce ounty Council, during ma y
udge. .. ,.,.Y.. y :. ,. �•
. ario .Legislature: sessions.
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