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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-09-18, Page 8RGlit 1. OBITUARY re u Ready for coWeather? �a Co • MISSES CAMPUS HOSE �Navy9 wine; brown and blue,. Sizes ..•,,, 39c 81✓s, to 1,q1/2.,.Farr • 'brown, Brine and green. S� oto ALL_ WOOL. SOCKEES In navy, Pair ....•.. % 40c' ]d!a . BOYS GOLF HOSE—Wool: Pair' .., 59c FALL DRESSES—Spun clothes: lVfatrons'and Misseswill find it easy to select a dress.' $3.98 & lip WOQLETTE :in fancy patterns for pyjamas or night. gowns. ' YAMA. CLOTHS for Men's wear. • MATERIALS for making your own frock. HOOLETH, an extra. in_ ain oh -ors, grey,' Wine, navy & black. heavy material . pi . ,, � • SPUN CLOTHS 'in, plain.; . stripes or plaid. ,• BUT TOUR' BLANKETS at, the,: .low. 'price.; Flette, .Woolcot and Woollen.. , COTTON' 131,1 .. in - OADCLOTH ' 'white, black ; and colors.' 36 inches • wide. • ,196 epteniber .. 22 t0.27 ONE 30e ' BRUSH, ONE .10.c, CAN : •OF UTILAC —value—for • WIDE VARIETY OF I, SHADES • PRt1ZE, DRAWS THREE DINETTE CHAIR 5 will be given away.during. the Week to holders• of lucky' number tickets: aws' Will Be Made ON WEDNESDAY,,FRIOAY - AND SATURDAY `EVENINGS NEXT.•,WEEK: : 0 need to . 1bui anything COME, 1' &' GET Ytil;li TICKETS (ADULTS. ONLY) WILLIAM. A F. WILSON There passed away' , in Victoria Hospital,. WinniPeg, 'ori • September, 13thi, William A. F. Wilson, of Dom- inion on 9, •_ r ;Wilson, anion City, Manitoba. Mr, W. , E. ' LUCKNcW, SENTINEL (O...Lni•' GENERAL . Mrs. A. E Mciini is visiting at Present in Toronto. • J. C. Armstrong ,and Johnnie Dah- mer have joined the' 97th Walkerton -suffered a fractured hip. recently,Battery," RCA, e of his death but an iminedit wasIs e• esus . attack. ^Mr. and Mrs: Eric Cox moved e er e heart asv_ Surviving him are his widow, :Sar- - this• Week from the Angtis McKin. MacDou all formerly of Luck- non residence to' the e' the MacDougall, Johnston, •ori Havelock St. now; a daughter; Mrs. Wm., A. Wat- son ''and a sail, Elmer A. Wilson, ; J: C. .Johnston in training , with both of, Winnipeg. A daughter, Mrs. the R:C,A:F.• •at Aylmer and • Merle. Jas. McKinnon, Predeceased him,. Johnston of the`Galt Aircraft school Mr, Wilson • was the ., son of . Wm: • spent .the week -end with . their gar- -Margaret Willson of the nth exits; Mr. and Mrs.. P.. M Johnston. concession of West• Wawariosh^(for Mr .Edward Srtidex was a week •Anerley of'•West'Zorra, Oxford Co.7.• end'vis tc#r With Mr, and Mrs.,,,Ken He •was a. brother'.of Walter -4- 4 • Wil- netli Cameron Mrs Snider• and ohil- son, 12th . Concession;', Augustus H. dren who spent the summer vacation es Clifford f F' t William Camilla t0. Mu- d toDetroit -S d became the bride •of James Buis... ED.LN D S AN SO STW w E A quiet` wedding- was solemnized at the Presbyterian church manse,. Goderich, when Rev. David J. Lane united: in marriage Miss Mary Agnes Swanson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swanson '.of. Wingharn and Mr.., Lloyd Frederick Steward, soil of Mr. .and Mrs.. Charles 'Steward, Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs.- Steward will reside in the Siddall residence. WEBSTER- IHCKS A quiet, but pretty • wedding was 1 .TRURSD.A.Y, SEPTEMBER I$, l941 ........... Mr, and Mrs, G, BarkWell, Lucknow, Rev.. C,�J• Loney conducted the sere- - nro.,ny in the presence of �.4Q_friends, her The. bride :was given away by 4 f net over taffeta, end er s.she cas was, riedla�bou- quet of pink roses and baby's breath. Miss Mae Barkwell, as bridesmaid, wore a . frock'' of "pink sheer crepe over -taffeta, and she :,carried Talis- man •roses •and baby's breath. Mr. Mrs. was est man. '.. Alexb Lorne Wilson; the bride's sister, played the wedding marches ,and a cornet sola,. `I Love You Truly was played by Mr. Lorne Wilson. The bride's mother- yore a gown of •wine crepe; with corsage bouquet Solemnized at . Knox Presbyterian, of roses: The•groom's mother hat:1 'r 'Church Marisa,` Goderich; September • a navyblue ere e rediin ote eQ,S,= on p g. 3rd at";2 ,Pari, when Florence Hicks tome, with a pink rote cartage bon of Toronto daughter Of Mr.. anc1111irs: quet; °° a .h' William Lamb ,,Hicks of .Mat Bay Mr. and•• Mrs". Robert J, Barkwell- o• or , here . returned un ay, doch of Lucknow' and James A , of . •- ' Webster of Amberiey, second son Arm tro � • B. C.all of whom--pr--e- Mr -and.:Mrs.,A, :J. -Ar=mstrong and of Mr.: arid Mrs chines T. -.,Webster,..„ s �, dPreased him. Surving is a sister., Mss Dorothy Berry of `London are Amberley: Rev., David Lane officia- Janet W. Barris, of Chicago. 1�711rs: spending ,this.week—ani Min Ted. - motored to Kingston . 'and . other• pointseast on their honeymoon, the -bride $ ;. going..away,Outfit - being •:a navy blue suit and hat, . with corsage ouq et of crimson -`roses-: They -w±11 live at 101 King street east, Dundas. 'James Forester of. West Wawanosh Island, 'having motored to • Tober- The bride was becofningly gowned is a 'sister-in-law. • • niory from where they goby ferry in • a . street length dress of dusty to the island. •. rose crepe; , with matching • hat and •white accessories and wore a corsage Herbert and Harrison Taylor who .of Talisman roses, forget=me-not ,and for several weeks. have been . atten- , baby breath. The couple Were at.: ding . the London Technical : Trade tended by cousins of the groom, Mr.. School 'spent the week-cnd at the •and Mrs: Ewart Webster of Kirkland home of ,their father, 'Mr. Thomas Lake: .. , PASSED AWAY IN- LONDON The death occurred in Victoria Hospital, London -on Friday of Frank Mackiem, in ,his . 80th year. Mr. Wm. Ferrisof town is a stepson . - , The funeral service was held at the home of George Ferris, Ripley, ,.en Monday_ ,afternoon, ,with intet - i`nent; in'Ripley cemetery. ' Mr. Mackiem is well known to a good many .'in. this district, For several years he . was employed` by. James MacDonald of" Loohalth. For a number of- years he sere' d with. the C.iT.s-ec crew aid. late was employed' in the car , shops . at London, in which cityty' he continued to:reside, Making ,his home at Mrs. A: C. Barrett's, • Mr. Mackiem had been a • patient 'iii' -Victoria Hospitalor- the -past few. few • weeks prior to his passing, ---which: •ear ._uraexpact 4ly SCHOOLS 'R'E.•OPEN • Kincardine schools .e -opened on September 8th while Ripley and Huron Township schools delayed the 'opening date until Monday of ' this week.. The ' action was a pre- cautionary' measure although no new, cases of infantile paralysis had been Las .,.,We ciit •,I Weoe vied a statement by Dr ti t�: M •- Cosh of,lincardme-to the ef`fectthait. Taylor, St. Helens.. Following a wedding dinner , the 'Torn •Patton •forth, 'son of happy couple 'left for honeymoon to London, St. Thomas and Toronto. week-enid . in the community. His g `t The . iiiatir-band ti gifts- received - erly •of Ashfield Circuit spent "� show the hi • h esteem. •in which the brother, Joe, who graduated from young.',couple are held. . Stratford iNormal . last—Tune, .. ,has signed,'up with the .Canadian, `Navy.'. and is awaiting. a call.. - . ;Rev and Mrs �N J Patton form • •LOC TION OHAiVGED. .._ TO GET 31T, INDUSTRY DRILLING 4 ? :Upon striking' salt, water . as they ' The Artcraft factory, which. has approached a depth of: `1200` feet, : been idle these many:'years, may. Oil drilling `on ' the Warner Smyth ' soon again be the scene of industrial farm . on the -12th "of uiross -'wa6 -activity,--not-as -a *Munitions plant, abandoned. The drillers have moved in the commonly' accepted use of their. outfit to'the:farm of Cormrek.:.the term, but for. the manufacture Armstrong on' the 8th 'concession;, of component parts of airplanes by east: of Teeswater, where another. highly skilled technicians from, a• test well will be ,sunk. Mr. W. 3. friendly foreign ,country now in Ger- 'Patterson, who, has had' Wide ,ex- i •man' hands. - perience in the oil drilling business The Town Council has offered a looked the Smyth property , over lease of the factory at a rental• of last week, Mr. Patterson used his $50 a month, with an optional pur- own equipment . to 'conduct a test chase price of $10,000. for oil on the Smyth property, -and There is no definite assurance that concluded that the : well was nbt Goderich is to get'this strange indus- being drilled in the proper location, try; but prospects are very bright, although , there were definite. indica.71, the ' Town Council has . been told.. tions of an oil deposit • very close Only one other .town is being con•- . ,,close / • DIED n„ THOMPSON—In•..Kinloss• Townshib on ''Wednesday, Sggpt•ember 19th; enry Thompsony 1 hi -s --70th year.-, The. funeral •• Service Will be.' held. -at+--leis-late-•-•r.'esiderice,-Kinloss,...._ Friday -at 2 o'clock, With internient in Greenhill Cemetery. ' • • by. • I sidered.—Goderich Signal -Star. AR1UVED-. A Carload of Johns -Manville ROCK WOOL • N IO NSui,AT • HOME I Warmer. in. Winter Cooler in Summer to 30 % • ton fuel , Bills SAVEup �•. HENDERSONIFIS• PLANING MILL - PHONE. 150-J • 4, Y there had been no known cases of polio' occurr within the 'town since August 29th. ASHFIELD NATIVE PASSES Word has been teeeived here. -of the death of James MacKay at Dul- uth. Mr;- MacKay • was born in Ash- field, son of the late. Thos. MacKay and, Euphemia Halliday. He is sur- vived by a "sister, Mrs. Delavis of Duluth., A brother, Will, and sister; Mrs. Flora Caird, predeceased him.' Mrs. Russel Johnston, Lucknow, is a niece Nand Halliday Caird. of the 10th concession of Ashfield is'a nephew. -� ' In Armed Services Mr: and Mrs,Wm. •ArSr. rx�strong, S ,have three grandsons'and a son -in law, now`ser$ing with the Canadian Forces: Francis Buck is training' with the R.C.A.F. at Aylmer. Harold i,firrnitrolamo uKat av A1LLxAprlgkitang Loirclorciiie a x=sem a 1E ar ''MdthewS are:130 h serving :ouerse.as WERSTEZ-CLARKE • a carried on by the devil's own ped - St: John's' Anglican • Church, Vorl< dlers, Will be: presented by Dr.., Ar., Mills; Toxon o was.. • e setting -for thur LaRoe, president of --Th' a pretty autumn wedding; Saturday erican Narcotic Defense Association, September 6th at three -thirty p.m. • in' The American Weekly with The of Kathleen Emma .Clarke, daugh- Detroit. Sunday Times, starting with ter of Mr. and Mrs:Wm. Clarke.. of the September 21 issue. 'Be..sure to Toronto to Leonard Clark Webster get The Detroit. Sunday Times this . . of Toronto, • youngest son of Mr. and -week` and • every week: Mrs. James T. Webster of Amberley. - Thursday, Friday, Saturday SEPTEMBER 48, .19, g0 KINCARDINE FAll. , SPECIAL "NORTH WEST . as LICE . MOUNTED Po L',ary Cooper Robt. Preston y Madeline Carroll Paulette Goddard Lynne .Overman In, Technicolor Rural Sctool' Fairs The Provincial Department of. Agri- 1 culture, under whose auspices rural i•� school fairs were held for some years, has discontinued its. connect- ion with these fairs. In •a few town- ships the local school' fair associa- tions are 'carrying on • without Gov- 11 eminent • support. . BATTLING -THE DEADLY DOPE Racket. A heart -touching, profound- ly disquieting picture of mind-and- body- destroying" traffic- in- ding. 1 FOR IMPORTANT WAR WORK, BY. eatty• ros.1td Fergus;, Ont.. MR. F.. W. MARSDEN, en1= ployment manager' will. be. at The Sentinel Office, Lucknow, , at 3• p.m., FRIDAY,; September . • 19th, to take applications. Rev.-=: A;; --G: Mac -Collum_ Officiated. — Mf • Cameron, ' church organist, pies ided at the • organ. • • Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked charming in a floor length,gowri of white faille. Her, cor- onet veil' of filmy, net was head by orange ' blossoms, and she carried a shower bouquet of red roses arid forget-me-nots: Miss Doris Clarke of Bracebridge, sister of the bride, was pmaid,.�of...hpnor,_ ands:_ worea floor 4e bh gswn= luel�loucs - crep :: and_ r ...: , • .-ed a bouquet of _ nrauve-asters. Mrs. Mathews was formerly Jane 1 /k. J. Clifford Webster of Amberley, acted ' as • New War Savings Stamps - The new' war ,savings stamps are now on.tale at the local. postoffice. Tie _;are,printed in red, with scenes 'f-rom the Canadian forces in action;' Eight ,different, scenes are included in the issue sailor, airman, warship, .tank, airplane, nurses, soldier, and Bren gun. As, with the ' old issue, each stamp is valued at :25 cents. Stamps° of the' old issue can still be obtained. Died From Fever and Neglect . ' Six survivors of the Canadian ves- sel Portaddc, ;torpedoed by a Nazi U-boat earlier this year, arrived in Montreal last week after their 're- lease from a French.prison camp in West Africa.' , The ship's first officer, •George Rowe, of Montreal;, returned earlier and reported that, the only casualty among the crew of 22, Lewis Elliott; of Port Colborne, Ont., died of fever and neglect. • Elliott, 'formerly 'of Goderich, is well known in the dis- tict. • • .LUCK? NEW WARM iiNDERWEAR FOR EVERY. MEMBER OF THE. FAMILY. a. Armstrong. A third'grandson,.. J. C. Armstrong, of Winghain has finally succeeded in joining- the Walkerton Battery son of • Wm. Armstrong brother: of . the groom groomsman and, Mr. W. Wright and Mr. A: Clarke. of Toronto as ushers. ;,Following the wedding, a recept- held in - Todmortori Hall where a • dainty buffet lunch' was after :previous persistent,but urs- ion . was successful efforts to enlis • HURON TO HAVE COMPLIe- SERIES OF TRAINTIG. SCHOII OLS pWithi i six months there 'vtill be two. or three .t'irries^ as many airmen in Huron county as there are at Present. This ,is the prediction, of .a well-informed gentleman ' who has followed the development of air- training in this area from the begin- ning. He says that eventually"every branch .of'aviation, from the train- ing of the raw recruits to the turn- ing' out of the, finished product, will be taught within a radius of thirty or forty miles of Goderich, thus cen- tralizing supervision and mainten- ance and cutting down transpor'a•= tion • and transportation costs., . - Employment Boss, scanning ap- plication form and interviewing art- ist Model: "Yes, Miss . Wirp, I see • very beginning Commonwealth Plan: MacKinnon, becarrie the wifc'of Mr. . your farm is fined, out in the fright officials have been sweet on Huron Robert J. Barkwell, Dundas; 'son of places".' • county. -Signal -Star. served from where' the: bride -and groom left for 'a short honeymoon, after which they will be at hoine to their friends at 3 McLean Blvd., Tor- • onto. ' •, e REID-rWOOLFORD In the presence ,of the immediate families; at the residence of the' bride's . parents,..15 • 'Neywash • street,. at 12.30 on Saturday • noon, Septem - ber 6th, Ruthi daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. B. C.; Woolford, and . Eldon S. Reid, son of Mrs. Reid and the late T. S. Reid all of Orillia, were un- ited in marriage by the Rev. • J. A. Maclnnis.. Tall standards of white gladioli in the living room and pale pink roses • in the .dining room. pro- vided a pretty background •' The bride, given in marriage by. her father, was'ma'rried inher tray- oiling costume, a cavalry blue crepe ...tress: with charger' brown accessor- ies and corsage of pink roses. Miss Agnes Caldwell, her only attendant Wore a biege wool dress with brown and corsage of Joanna Hill roses. Mr. Austin. Reid of London, brother of 'the groom,'' was the best:man. • The reception was held at Gray. House Atherley. Mrs.• Woolforer, wearing, navy. sheer and corsage of red roses,.'received .the, guests. ) Mr. and Mrs. Reid will resideat 54 • Brant street, Orillia.• • ' BARKWELL•-=•MacKI•NNON This gentleman points to the ele- mentary • flying school 'at Sky. Har bor, • the navigation and wireless Schools already in operation, the service flying school under construc- tion at Centralia, at which three types of' planes will be used, an aux-. iliary, landing school at -Grand Bend. under construction, another one at St. Joseph, and a .bombing and gun- nery school at Amberley..He says students of the last named will be. accomodated at the navigation school a short distance away, at which new buildings are to be erected to take care• of the students. - He says -that all this and more is - in the air because Huron county terrain and the absence of bush is particularly adapted to frying. Nat- ural drainage and economy of 'con- struction are other items.From the The „home of the bride's mother, on I#,.R. No,. 3, Dundas, was the scene of a wedding on September 6th, when Dorothy Jean, daughter of , Mrs. R. E. Fri& and the late Mr., L. .The :Public Nonce,.,, T� HAVING ENLISTED with the Canadian .Forces for Active Service for the duration: of the 'war, I will.he absent from my business for an indefinite period. • _ SO~ TF AT-rnq- pra-etistrmay- lr6 ecin7trrataecl� slue arRy= air senee, I have arranged with Mayor J.., IIs lir�awford :of Wingham to look after my ,business; ;and for this' purpose my office will remain' open, in its present location. I WILL reatl appreciate the courtesy of the public if the • � Y yatrutiage which" lists- be ei -given -ie -me-.•in -the -past -is con--- tinned while I am on Active ,Service. • ' - _ •� R. S. Hetherington,. Special Sale of Rayon and Breakfast, Luncheon, and Dinner Sizes Old Low Prices , .76 W:e • . GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE By • Russ . Creighton and His Variety Entertainers & orchestra In the Arena, Lucknow ' ' UNDER. CLANSMEN AUSPICES; P, Friday , Sept. 19th . M1 CONCERT 8 to 10 — `DANCING 10 to 2:. ' , PRIZE DRAW FOR A Bicycle, Chest . of Silver, Airplane Clock, 9'7 -piece Dinner Set, Ton' of Coal, All Wool Blanket, Satin Bed Spread, Floor. . Lamp. Tickets Now On Sale, 25c —' 5 for 61.00 5 DOOR PRIZES.of 2 lbs of butter each Aluminum Prize , A ticket will be given everyone bringing a pia ee of aluminuln to: the Arena. Valuable prize to the holder of`^he lucky ticket. ' ENTIItE;PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE, RED CROSS' ;. Mercer Table Covers 39c to 1.95 T STORE, Lucknow NEW '(ZCJALITIES & PATTERNS IN TALE 'OILCLOTH, SHELF' OILCLOTH, TABLE MATS & K SCARFS. . 9 • k.