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SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,
Loyal and Genera
SALE OF HATS Fricday and
Saturday special, line . of , hats
at $2,00. BELL .ROBERTSON. •
Mr. J• It, MNarb. :is out again
after. another "bout with 'pneu-
monia, . •
M. and .Mrs... Stewart England
find daughter Terry Lyne of Blair
visited with. Mr. and •Mrs. ':lames
England .. and family over the
week -end.
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Remember St, Peter's .Guild
bazaar on Saturday in the Leg-
ion looms. Afternoon tea with.
salad plate and lucky' tea. table
Mite. .
The December meeting ,of the
Women's'Institute will be held on
Friday, December 8th. Roll call,
donations to *Christmas cheer;
contest, mince pie, Hostesses,
Mrs, Button, Mrs, McInnes, ,Mrs;.
,Congram, Miss Jean Lyons.
WIARTOK TO PROVIDE
.BUILDING FOR 'SILKNIT •
Formation of a :company to be
known as the' .Wiarton,'Inclustrial
Develaprn,ent Co. Ltd., is nov
. underway in,.Wi:artor. Purpose Of
'the :company will' be 'to Provide
assistance' for industries
ing : to' that, town.
First task of the conipany %Nd'hen
it. is 'formed will' be to •pr'ovide..a,
building for a-. Wiarton::branch. of
Silknit Company Ltd. of Toronto-
Bonds in denominations of $.1'00,0
and . $500 (bearing .three percent
interest, will' be issued, 'to pro-
vide' funds for the erection of the.
building:
. Silknit would :• nay for . -the
butldpng•• -in ten years, and once,
• the: company, has •signed ' the
agreement to'gttrchase the build-
ing, the total 'asset's-.
of Silknit
Limited will: be responsible for
,payment • of ': the .debt thereby.
created.
Thee• plant will employ .ap,
proximately .100• Women 'in the
tinanu acture `;,of lingerie. : Silknit
has been in 'business.'for' forty
years. and has :<a' branch .plant in
Chesley.
BOY SCOUT FUNDr .GROWS.'
TO NEAR' THE $25Q MARK
This
we'ek's list,' of .aek'now
ledg mer is cif donations tothe
Lirck'n w` Boy Scout] 'financial
ealiipaigl) sends the total to.prac.t-
ictillti $250. The objeetf re' has
been set, at. a mina 0tn of $350.00,.
•.• l'i'e ieusly acknowledged $170
R W Andrew 1 U0;' W Ci;;, And
i ew?. 2;00 Win.' E. • Andrew 2,00;.
Howard Agnew 2.90;L, E. Ash-.
• ton 5,0,0; E. V Baker 2,00; F. G:
Brewer -.3,00; Cliff Congr•an ' 1,00;`
Dr. M: Corrin: 1.00; K. Cameron.
Fred 'Em'berlin•.2.00; Clark
Finlayson .•1.00; Ronald Forster
2.00; John Hall' 2.00;, Nick :Hed-
ley .1.00; Ralph. Hodgins 1.00; El-
mer. Johnston , 2,00;.:Noble John-
Ston 1:00; Gordon Kirkland 1:00
Dr. • J E. Little 10.00; Charlie
-Mason 2:;00- -Iseonard-•MacDonald
2.00; Cameron °..1.4acDonald • 2.00;.
Jack MacDonald' 2.00;. Jos. Mc-
:Milian'
c•Millan' 2:00; i ` M. MacLennan.
2:00; Innes. ;MaeSween• :1;00; Hee-
tor Purdon . 2.00; Stewart Robert-
son ,2.00; Archie. Smith :2.00; T.
W, Smith 2,00.; •Chas. Smith. 2.00-f:
'Cot/1660W'. Thompson 2.00, Dan
`•T'h'ornpson • 2:00; R'. H: Thompson
&. Sons .2.00; Harvey 'Treleaven
1.00; Wim •:Webster 1.00 'Burt
:Roach 1.00;4, D. Ross • 1.00, Wm:
Pappas 1.00; •Total, $247.00..,
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TOE. VOICE AF 'TEMPERANCE
'.In 193 beN4ei'age rooms were
opened in ; Ontario: I.t.;.was 'af-
firmed•. that' more beer drinking:
v<`ould result in:less' hard •liquor.
drinking. There would be less
drunkenness rand..:. bootlegging
would disappear. After 15' 'years
What 'are the facts`?. • There.::has
been ,more ,beer drinking' by 533
.jiercent. Contrary to ,'promises
• here . has also:.beer more .,hax'd''
MAIN; ST �l A M I G: p .� ,,,. ,4..,r., :. . 1 , I ?,. , . , . 1.,� 1 ( 1 t' .>r .r .r.,: r
CD CCT e
Whether Luck.now s Main '
Street was named after the vili- `"
age's first merchant, Malcolm' S
Caenpit ll, or'afterColin' ,
e "Sir. � �• • ,���':,,
Ca bell 'who a �ay
reliefp ' gen raped the ( ft-
mof Lucknow during the In- `�
,� '
dian' Mutiny,, is the subject of,,�
i.
controversy butupon delving in- 1 .
to dates and history it would def-
initely appear that the naming ti
was in , honorof the British gen- �"
era'. • . #1
"A Former. Lakhnau-ite" has
penned a letter drawing our at-:
tention to the .version of the Rd
lief of Lueknow as it appears' in r..
Winston's. encyclopedia, , which I' "
gives the spelling of the name .t',
more correctly as "Lakhnau,"'
The encyclopedia .,article reads •
as .follows: Lucknow..was one 'ofI .
the -chief scenes Of "the.'': Indian ,
Mutiny At 'the ibeginning; of the i
mutiny 'the Residency ,was fort- .•
if,ied Eby Sir Henry Lawrence and
after his 'death on July.4th, 1857
it was closely', besieged by the
rebels .till relief was brought by
Havelock and :Outram., The re-
lieving force was only a small
'one, however, and the British
were again beseiged. In'the mid-
dle of Octdber'.Sir Colin Camp-
bell '(later Lord ' Clive) ' gained
possession . of theplace after
severe 'fighting: As: tt seemed
possible to hold',it with the at troops
1' he'left Sir James
�hrs disposa ,
Outram 'to defend the .post . and:
removed civilians, women and
children to Cawneore. In .March
1858, Sir. Colin• returned with; 'a
force .sufficient to. defeat the
rebels: and recover the town :per
manently, in ..what :became ,dra-
matically known as the Relief of
Lucknow...
SANTA'S.
HEADING :FORD' LUCKNOW.
HA ...
Meet' Him 'At . The Town Hall At 1.30 SharP
On Saturday And 'Join The Parade Headed
-B.Y • .The High School Band.
There'll -Bi -Three'
• FREE- SHOWS AT THE PLAYHOUSE
10.00 a. n.. for Town Children
m. for. Rural Child
-PLUS A. BAG OF' SWEETS'
2.00, and 4.00 pren
FOR ALL
:In: 'September of that 'pine year
I
Sage: Fora hone. moon
-1858: Luckriow was given its ga
y
name.' It was 'not until tt . e
2
lowing.. year,: 1859,that , alcoim
Campbell opened the first store.
here, • arid, a year later was. ap-
pointed Lucknow's first post
"Former Lakhnau-ite" conclud=,
ed. her letter ' rn 'this this. way! "I
might .suggest . to enterprising
students' ' history 'in the local
High Shoo -.further delving
in,-
to
n=to the significance of the names
of.
street's. At .onetime, when his-
stories were • closer to, my •hand; I
'discovered that some streets were
narned for not ' only Sir ; Colin
Campbell'. and his senior officers,
u ' or many, n
This 'article, had scarcely 'been
corripleted when we'.received an-
other interesting and informative
article. frorn Rev,. C, H. M'acpon-
old which will also ',be puli1isli-
Legion Auspices
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to
Reserve T he� ,., .
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FOR AN .s ,. • .
Ideal Christmas Gift
tctut)i •rrn •in: oy
There e h tis also been more con:-
•
Vi;ctr•ons for :drunkenness by 269
. percc,nt 'Lind .inane . conv,ictions ;of.
drunkc;=nness i inofg women by. f
243 pc''rrent :•Asfor...bootlegging
i411 ten years,' convictions `inCreas-
cd;32'pc�rcent, Persons con��icted;
.fear drunk,en...41riving-had increas:-
ea by 212'perc:ent,What a damn»i
. int; r eeord for hover age m
roos.
1f (Mario.. Want-s-bj:ver•age rooms(
then it .•will heli e to 'put up with
• this mhunting toll' of evil The
.Canada, .Temperance Act: -saves •
Itoron. Cnunty froil `•the*beverage
c
• osis and . their.evil •, s:pawn.—
Adv t,
.. Ther(.. arc bio hopei:ess situationsI ..---.41:41 nc'nj)le,, who becoi ie 1 j e•-
J le. s 'about difficult . sitt'iatians. .
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a black velvet suit with twin
English . suede; topcoat,. mist blue
accessories, and a corsage of pink
gardenias. ,Mr., and'"Mrs.•.,Wilkin-
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RANGERS .NAME' NEW
SLATE OF :OFFICERS'
t•
nlemllbers,' She,, explained'' • the.
Ranger law. and • gave .an_ outline . .
of study necessary to: be enrolled..
:.During : the; study. Period' Mrs
F.. ` Wilson and N.4rs: S.. Collyer
assisted in giving the ,. girls in-
, str'uctions .. on:` ..playing, bridge.
Lunch. was -served by June. Clark
;and Shirley England.
Two old duffers met at. the club
• w ng one' day. Said one to the. other:
On Neveanber : • 29th the'. Ra
ers:.held a meeting at which ;the. ``Ever time I' come. down here
1.forllowing • officers ,were named y
;my. •wife' thinks • I'm out chasing
;captain, ' Mrs. • W., V. Johnston; wameri. Gad .:.: I wish she were
.secretary, 'Dorothy Gibson; .treas
urer, Wilda; Irwin
Mrs. ' Johnston ' .invited. t h e
ger-s_to, hPr h'm:¢ fcir .a social
evening on December. 13th..A full
attendance is requested `in order
1 for' the`ccn')any to get ro-oi gan
ized
1VIrs, MCKirn gave. an address
u ar iii res '
right", .•
TRATE MARK REG.
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WEDDING BELLS
WILKINSON-MORGAN
Frances. Jean Morgan of Tor
.onto and Murray Arthur Wilkin
son • of Weston, were: united :in
marriage Saturday, at the United.l
Church, Belmont: Tte groomts
father; the Rev. T. C Wilkinson.,.
officiated at the candlelight cer-, t..
ernony,; assisted •by: the. •R'ev.
can McTavishof 'St.: Catherines.•
Mrs: Gordon' 'Snaith presided at
;the organ and• Mrs, Thomas, Dit
son. •of '. Toronto.•sang. The bride:
is the daughter. of Mrs, jean . Mor-
gan.
or-gan. of Toronto and the ,groom is
'the. son of the 'Rev. and Mrs; T,.'
C. Wilkinson' of „Belmont,
Edward Morgan. . of " Toronto r
gave his sister•• in marriage, The;
bride ,wore white imported bro ;1 ,
caded satin,'styled. with snatching I
:jacket.' that featured' a stand-up }
roll,
tr .;and lily -pointed.. sleeves. i•'
.
The full skirt extendedinto a.I
cathedral . train, ,She wore a • fYnr i •
gertip, veil and Carried a crescent
.of pirik carnations.
Mrs, Ho'ward Rowe of Toronto
;w -as .matron ofryhonors eaiing
orchid ; brocaded ' satint Brides=
.maids- were Miss Doris Wilkinson
of London in green brocaded
satin,` and ,Miss Joan McMullen,
Tor.onto,. i:n•yellpwbrocaded satin,
The.attendants carried. carnations
in harinddnfZ•in' tones:
Bruce. Clifford of 'Mallon was
,groonisnian, and the ushers were
Robert Bennett of Toronto and
Eri est Thorton of Weston, -
;
At a reception in the. church
parlors, the bride's; mother, wore
a grey ensemble with a corsage
of. orchids., -The groom's mother, •
wore navy,' with an orchid cord.
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