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.•$2.00 A YEART-IN A,DVAiN.9E-40c. EXT,RA T
• YOUNG „PIGS for.:.SYle.r.,JAVIN-0
„ R. LecknOw. •
SALE,Good7 • set:, of,r,beh
sleighs•jAMES .11OWEY, LacknOW.,
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FOR •SALE --;-Twenty vied- York
•pigs, five 'weeks okL itiCHAROA*-
•pi., gat: 1:19Jyrood•
V. -PAlers • RE :;;TORTURE
RtiniaCapstheirTwo-Way.' Act-
lon -attack § the .CauSe, "./11-eKiM'S
DRUG:: STORE.'
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•TENtoggs
' Tenderfivtrill be reeeiVed by OA Un-
dersigned until January 17th, 1939 for
,cords of green body wood, beech
and maple,' 16 inches, -to: be delivered
at school • in S.& Ne. 15, Ashfield, on
, Or :beforethemiddle of lune, 1939.
•. Neil' J.' McKenzie, Sec.-'Treas.,
3 Lueknow,'
'Phone 65-t-1, Dungannon,
fo,
444.
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'TENDERS,
• TENDERS' WANTED—For supply-
ing 15 Cords of Hard Weed; sixteen
inches. long; Beech and Mapl , to. be
-spiirt--firre-gritinsile-frin-&-miasured'a
. school. Delivered at ;School Sectio
NO. 12, Laniier, on or before the • fi1-
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teenith."'dhr` or Igor*
Send tenders to,
Charle Wiley, Sea, Treas., er ,
John Bradley; Chairman of iBoard,
, R.R. 3, Goderich Ontario.
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ARMSTRONG=In loving:memory
of MrJj1Jini • G. -Armstrong, Who
• away January 5th; 136. ,
She sufferedpatiently and long,
Her hdfie, was bright, her faiti:was
strong, • • • '
The peace di Jest's filled her beast,
,• And in His arms she Sank to yest " Janies-.MeIntosn,
• -,'Sadly Missed by the Farniii''' 'Earl liodgins • ..
'• ' Alex McKenzie . . .
Angus McIntosh •
ti st
Lucknow Ont., '1131104day January 5th, 1939 ,
REELECT ,ELLIOTT . ciagmillgoT sTREgT.
REEVE OF ' K1NLOSS . With eXceSsi; ...SnOW and stderne.
H.
• .. : . . • - the-. Village main street. has beeme.
James 11,11neintoth And XaIle 4°4•'• Well banked up With'sniliN:41n spite of
gins Nenicelree'ra To TifanCil Place
;weigh loads that Were drawn away
McIntosir And Alex fden*
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First :And SecondL7-COuncillors Au- iiever days ego. Vie centre portion
.guis
7 has ben kept plowed for meter tro,dh,...
: ReTElected-Big Vote considering and ' On.' Wednesday, '1,he' gehntir plOw,e
Road, Uonditions. .. . 'tli Dick MeQuillin manipiilitting•tne
• .. ,Eniatt was... re
.elact.a , 'Outfit....xes putjytg operation ,to.puqh
Richard
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4-4-iii7iriow-hack-,te near the street line
reeve of .,KinIPSo Oni:14,inida5r: Witk-s-a.cii;e'd a; gang of IS likely to be put
rriajdritY of 33 Votes „over his. Opal,.
''1.....,..„...te:..liprk.i:e.,t„6Xgtt.itilaiF,..'t
4:FP8'ei:6Moffet-ReRVe.010tViteyePiledithe highest pointtgrS;'hl§1*eni4
. in ..hconeNtiY;-!several.Wintertirat '-stich an early Ift*
years, 'returns. lum• ashead of . : , L ,
loss Boar4. for his fifth. term.- . • '.I• .
RAMY ABSENT .
Two newcomers to the inunicipal
field and -two -•former eon eillOrs
ejected to COnsiltute: • e 1933 Board 4..t LaelenoVir'S nombeatien meat
They are James, acIntosh, Earle ing,;held reeehtli,.. Howey,
Hodgins, Alex MacKenzie and Angus familiar figure at all such meetings
Mefntoh Jim ,Mel,ntosh headed the 'was absent The reason was the fact.
poll with a Wide -margin Of 352 votes,, that it was 1 :Christmas 'time and
Si more than the riier-up Earle • there Vi,lere •visitors at the Howey
Hodgins who polled 271.. Alex Mc henie. 'fall; as itieneir,Y served him,
'Kenzie ran. e close third with a• vote Mr.' Howey belieVebt it Was Mout the:
of 268, with Angus Metal:rah polhng first nehilination Meeting he had miss
250; only 18 less Wm 1 Irwin,. On liecilyin nekno.w, in:. over half a cent -
the Boardlast xear;l'aii-. a close race •
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'STORM VICTIM WEEK....CT •PRAT'ER,
Bualip Ititut)AY
Geo-Oge lacice,y,: Huron Township.
.farmer, about pf years age,A
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tim .of last, Tuesday's 'storm,;;Was bur:
•ied in Ripley ceinetery on.. Friday.
His frozenbody was diScomered on
the sideroael Like
Iastyetities,daY,4ffer-A
xattl. that ragin..., the .previous da
had 04ileci.;;Coronef Dr. Gillies
attributed bxPoiiire.... it :was
almost twenty-four If•li4urs-'-lat4, 4)6-
'4)0' the renealii6.!; were identified .7air
Davison's. funeral parlours. The body
taken -to- ••RiPley, andAnrial was
m4cle. tigheexr1 iliealbadcanYel 'or liv-
ed with Atii, C. :McKay
and his uncle,
Anguii.McKay„, on the
Fourth of Hu ,ou*: the former Char-
les .Stratbdee 'tarn'. It was the cuSton.i
of George. McKay to go frequently
to the home of ah uncle .pn• :the ,sixth7
concession to aSSist with .the
'Mr.. lyicaY left. the tarn' on -the
gth • Concession, about frve:•• o'clock.
'Tuesday evening.. When found the,
• next • •
.Mon., Jan. 9•1: -United. Church, juint
Young People's service.
.Jan; 10—An gl idea Church;
' ' speaker,:Rev. C. IL°McDonald
Wed•., Jan.. 11—Presbyterian Church
:Weaker, Rev. A. A. Maloney
Thurs., Jan; 12—South Kinloss Church
• ' speaker,• Rev. R. C. Todd. .
Chur Speak:,
M. :Young: •••'.
V,Onie to these rirriyer services and
.tenjoy'felldwship.with God. along -with,
Yorir fellow Christians tucign4i4
EYOYdhe ):kiing`a".43rnfi-beok. if poss-
ible.' -
day shertly after dinner• he
•Pellirig 225 • Totes With, John Em-„. I• • .
. was some •teri nules.". from where he
eison
LVW men, Pnly 7 votes ;behind.' •
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Aeke drai a isstie with. TO. SPEAK ON" started -and: it ;was 'assumed he plod-
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hif
Until he :dropped exhausted
nrati-vely‘ vote., -vires. cast.-..•Atoted,, jack_ : Webster,_ spent; tee Pail* to • return that night to •
ne ny oters on MonlaY an m spate ELDORADO MINE ittontripl.the-stdrurforwev'eral
- of sitovv. filled cciuntry reacteta Corif-'1 • '• "
-t 580 votes were poled' for the two months at the Eldorado Mine, at the
reeVedhip candidates, exceeding last
year's total by 36 votes:
Results hy.seb,diVisiens.fallow; No.
Kinloss; No. 2, Xl\nliough; 8,
Holyrood; No: 4, Second Cork -4 NO. 5,
tAngside; No. pi Whitechurch. „
rm p the • .4th. dad not occasion- any
-rim Of the Arctic, is to address the ,-conce
Young .Men's Class of the ' United main
Chia& on this: Subject, this Sunday due
afternacin Januaty. 8th at .two o' -
chick, -
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For Reeve
Richard Elliott' 33 . 54 55 , 117 29
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Foster Moffat. ... . : . . .. . . • ,5 - ..4 ' :30 . 72". 52 63
(Majority for Elliott, 'fi8)
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or Council (First .Four Elejted) '
• 8 • 36 : 86 95 74 59 35 '
....."18 43 92 „ • 50 • : 49 . 19• 271
. . 12 39, 40 '91 • 51 29 26$
: 23 33 62 80 21 31 • - 250.
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Wni. J.. Irwin , . 11 36 1 7 27. 37
' 7 0 225
.;john Emmerson .... : 18 • 65 63' • 42 .24 6 218
36."'324
. 34 356
1 , COMING -EVENTS
CURLING U1:,UE muirnsio
-' curling club -meeting' is called
for this Thursdaweveningat 8 o'cloCk
.in the Community Hall xoom in the
Arena. There is important business.
he diacissed and all those inter-
ested curling are requested' to he
preient..
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ilOcKEY MATC11( I -
Next Thursday night, jannary 12th• .
LucknOW end 1,Vingliam meet; in en
Iriterrnediate -lame •in :Luck-
. now, Arena.: Gann called at 845 sharp.
'Aihnission2fi and 16c, A Winghym,
• Lucknciw mile' needs no further irt-
•. troduction.. /
ELECTION CARDS
TO The- Electors of Kinloss •,• ,
Ladies and GentleMen: • •
' In • appreciation of your. support dt
the.polls. on Alonday,• ' sincerely
thank you, and extend to all the cern.-
plimarits Of the Season. •• •
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• ''•• •=1N,elfAII.WtLIA•611--
• lo T5 'Electors' of Kinloss . •
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Ladies and Gentleinen:
Except my sincere thanks for the
, splendid support given *ie in the re-
f • cent election.Wishing stou cine and
a. Very Happy and Prosperous' New
•• 7Year.
Sincerely,
' JAS. 11. McINTOSIA
To The Electors of Kinloss •
'Ladies and 'Gentlemen.
Allow me to take -this opportunity
• to theek you one and all for the ,loyal
support given Me at the. polls on
Election Day. promise to give the
beit havi„to the affairs a the 'gun"
icipality. • • ,
also wish to thank those who lab-
oured so' faithfully ori my behalf.:
Wishing till n Happy and Prosper• -
ohs '1930..
• EARL E HODGINS
Ter. The Eleciors EitilosS
Ladled and Gentleritierit, •
Wish to 'sincerely thank, the 'rate.
!payers of Kinloss, for the teitifidetiCe
-they- placed in lilt EleetiOe Day
, 'and Will endeaVOtir to Sertie the inini-
leiptility to the. liest, at io 'ability;
Wishing , you i itapPy and Pros.
rammtimrrett4,-mortorotr....
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fOURCEASE PETRIE GENERAL
STORE. AT ..SATIFORD:
Mr & Mrs' J G Montgomery have
puichas'ecl the Petrie General Store at
qaltford, on the .outskirts of Goder-,
ich. •
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• •Formerly of. Ripley, (Mr. -and Mrs..
„Atontgornery bought a store at .D.un-• .
gannon whiel was destroyed in a dis-
astrous' fire • in thit village. 'Buying
.store Ate Benmillet, misfortune • in
the form of a blaze again overtoek
them. Mr. yontgorilery considered
-building again 'at.13.enmiller but re -
rend* decided to go to Saitford in-
stead: •
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-DANCE WELL ATTENDED
Christmas week sterols did their
best to curtail all activities and enter-
taininerits scheduled for , that Week
Locally the Uhristmas -dance ,kas
-snowed under, and to.acConiodate hol-
iday visitors,, the New Year's dance
,tinier Fife Co. auspices, war_ broqiiiik.
-4",(0ed prevented., the us -
nal crowd, but there was a good tit-
tinda •,nevertbeless and , very
pleasa t evening enjoyed. McCartney',..;
Orchestra supplied the music. • •
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Specials in Hose iind'Stockings for
all the family -:the MARICET STORE
LOCAL. JUVENILES
ARE. • GROUPED
The Ontario ',Inverille Hockey. As-
Sociation, organized: only four years
ago, has Made .rapid strides.ind flips
year ineludei upwards to 100 teams
from all Parts' of Ontario; •••
Ltieltriow JiiVeniles are., entered in
this orgateizatioil this yealr_aral group-
ings rinitounced On 'Wednesday, -place
the local lads•in a. very satiSfiletory
54earn group, Ripley, Leek.
no*, Teeswater,' Wingluirri and Bra-
s The eoriVener is P.
o Vitirigharri and • the schedule n�
:doubt will be drafted at. oude.
Kineardine is also eiitered,
drew a bye betange, of inability to
'..acetirriodate a team et present, with
both e heavy intermediate • arid jun-
ior seliedule to he,rtirf oft . •
Th MAIdtit, IN MID JANUARY.
• Misa Mary Eileen , May, talentect
Young horsewoinan and a riding Meth-
ber of the London Hunt CIO', who hys
WOn ;many trophies; for •hei. horse-
manship,. is to become the hride'. of
Walter IV, Ray, in 'New 1St. James'
.Presbyterian Church, London, :on Jan7
'uary 17th. •
She is a , daughter ' of George R.
May and the late,Mrs. May. The bride
elect's mathter s fOrinerly Mabel
n aS•lt was thought he was re
with , on the 66th,
.o the Blizzard. 'Teleplicine
itations' were dlviipted, we tin'
stand and was not Until a poen-
hoer radio, broadcast On Thursday,
that relatives 'became aware': of the
tragedy. • •
- Clinton' Man Missing •
The ;disappearance of .Henry Frem-'
68 -year --old clinion caretaker lest
Tuesday, has not -yet been solved.
IdentieficatiOn of the llyrofi Township'
victim retrieved any . possibility that
.reight baVe been the missing. Chn
ton' man; of *hem no -trice had yej;--
been'found. this week
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DEATH v. CEAI MS , 41
MABEL- JO NSON
' (LANGSID NEWS)• .
.Once again death has entered OUT
cdnariumitY. Miss Mabel JOhnson died
at the borne of her parents Mr: and
MrS. John jOhnson on Friday. morn,
last. She received her. edueltien
at Wingham,1-Egh School and attend-
ed Normal at Stratford. She 'taught
school at Trenten„Alma, Teeswatef.
and East Wawanosh. her choseri
Wilson, a dough er of Joe wilson; profession she wat.„,very 'successful
formerly of West Wawanosh. • • in never hiving had a 'pupil .fail an
entrance'or first or second year eNam
of High School work which goes to
show: that she gave unstintingly of
her time 'and ,eneigy to her, work.. In
chorch wort too. she:gave of her time
'whenever permitted. She belonged ,to
the United Church, Whitechurch. It
was due to a' nerotts Condition she
was forced a few years ago to retire
'as a teacher . and to try and regain
healthwhiell'she was never able to
attain. She leevss to Mourn her loss
1,43.7,4,;•Atiiks*Mil:ra1ts,,;ttiat1faii.•11,TrA:
.Chanitin'g"1?,141Viviviiinigh end
onebrother. Getsliam Johnson, East
Waivanosh..T•,o sisters;. Nora (Mrs.
"rderl trod Anreal predePeesed her,
The foneral service ,was he'd from
• n•.t o• I Wh teeh roll, on
',fondly efterii•.4n JO Wirerliam Ceni -
stery 1ev. fl.. M. Wright her pastor
,•onclurted the seryices. The floral
Ive're Many showing the es -
:n this young life -was
.1.1'Inv who knew her. .
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'The Langsicle Mira' Cleb met Mon-
day evening and the entertainment
was, dancing. A -very•fair-sized crowd
was present considering the emidition
Of the ;'oacls.
Miss Jean Orr of Toronto spent
Christmas with ...her parents, Mr. and
Mis. Win. Orr. ea
Miss •Gerti6 Caskinette of Kitch-
ener spent the holiday with. her par-'
ents, Mr:, and Mrs.ii. Caskinette.
MiSs Joan MeKtimon of Torento
spent the past week with her pa -rents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arehie MaXintion.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Tem' Haekley arid
Pearl tif Kiri-tat-dinespent the Past
weekwith Mr. and Mrs. ,RusSel.Moore.
Mr, and Mrs—Tames. MoTroies and
family spent, Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Richardson.,
•ttodfir--.14,1 Vtrit6t40Yrifdr
axe assittting Mr. •Wendel:Ttyloi.in.
•skiddineTega., •
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SEPOYS'r Dli00
OPEER 'TUESDAY
Palmerston Opened Schedule
• Tuesday. NigIt And Eked. •Out
4 To 2 Win. . .
Lucknow' Sepoys made their 0.11.A.
debat here' on Tuesday night before'
o,,,erret4,--uf---trp-wartlettF-410-fans,9ind-
iiropped the dedsitarlitim,14.tit,
Palmerstonsext4te by a 'Score
4 to 2.
• While it Wasn't a brilliant "exhib-P,
ition of the game, it Was a ejoSely
fought fixture; ;with some •crowd -
pleasing hockey dished 'up for the
iiitia1e,ffort et the serson. •
" Roth _goalies toned in gOod games
with HaroleRitchie in the tucknow
nets, and Gipp; ap young Chinese lad.
guarding the Pahnersten .
After a scoreless first 'period,
iriclitiovo opened the scoring in the
second When' Xen Cameron beat GiPP
alto a solo dash..,?almerston netted
a pairbefore the period' ended and
ran the count the third before
Ellis and Greet., cljcked with "Tobby"
'flipping the rubber in:
'There was plenty of ru&geebody
eheeking,- high stipking. and, slashing
with !"Sailor" Herherts• of Kincardine
,patsing out a inininminof panalitie$0
each' team getting a pair, creer and
Fisher beteg the local offenddts
tualtnow, Goal. Harold Eitchiei
.Defens, X. ottrteroo, MoLedelt"
Centre, .1...Fisher; Wings.,7A. EMS 11.
Greer; Alternates, E. Solo/non, X.
McLay; Bob MeEenzie, Tharepson,
and B, Meteatt.•
Palmeraton---- Goal,: Freddie Gipp;
De1orisej.'Hunt4 Bridgeford; 1Itswards,
-ritrathrIpaatioul,-64ttiet-; ter
bites; Schmehli Bcrimgeoui,* Morgan,
it'tidgetitiL
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• WEIEISTER,=-.At Varua dA'rritlay.
, •
'gew
Low Oft men's and. boy's
und.erwear--,THE ACABEET O.
RE
,
t t net be:'41d o *Al; Decent -Otht, 1938*. to Mr, and Mt's.
f'hs home to*fi.--ekeept *.theit Mehl VVe tr the gift of a sou,
R�be J9hn• . ' - :
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SCRIPTURE 'VIE. MORIZATIO ,
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The Lueknow Bible Institute will
re -open this. Friday' evening, January
6, with an additional class. At .7,30
P.M. .a .Seripture-Memorizatioin
of fifteen Minutes will be #eid tor
young and 'old: We. trust that- many
CMitians •Yezi;l14 embrace; thiseasy.
method , of memorizing portions of
•God's Went
.• At 7.45 P.M.-4tpgular praise' and
Fra,yer Service; $.00 P.M.—Bible Doc -
tripe, taught. by Rev: E. M. LOney,
Th, 11'.;
Truths. Special Subject, ". The .Great
Prophesyrof All Things Made NeW"..
Teaolier,-,-Rev-. X. MeGilltvillgr,,M;A::,
`Classes' for 'High School studentS at
8.60 and 8.40 pm. and Junior Bible
Classes for.the public Scheel child-
ren OVOTy Friday at 4.15 P.M: • -
Shall we not at the beginnting'ef the
New Year purpose in our 'hearts.to
give ourse VPs to the study of the
•
Bible in,a new way in order that We
may' be, able "to 'stand firmi• against
the eriereles . of Christianity in the
days to come: Conte, bring your Bible
and a friend. •
HARRISTON ..SEEES ADMISSION..
GRpuo
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Harriston Intermediate •Bronclios
have asked to be admitted ,to the
O.H.A. group, including: Dieknow,
-W-ingharn, LiotoWel, Palmerton . and
Artimr. A1I crabs -oriderstancl have'
favoured' adding this .sixth team, anc.1'
their inclesion in the group has been
approved by the 0,11.A:
Harristen did not ,enter a ,teale as
it apPeared earlier in the season that
their rink would not operate this year.
Probably the only; player 'on th,efi••
team known locally. is Art 'YGregor
.
formerly with 'Kincardine. -
The. Harriston Review last week
in reviewing the prospect,, names no
less than (tweritY-four players ,"eincl
several others", in 'summarizing mat,
oriel available for the 1939 edition
of the Bronches.
AMUSING SKIT • TO •
OPEN *BOX SOCIAL
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• Th•e Clinisinen ,are working out de-
tails for a box soeial, dance anad pro-
gram to be held ..iri-the 'NW]: 'Hall
ozi Friday, January .13th. •
The Club Members. are Preparing
to preSerit an • hour's 1 program, coin-
mencing. at 8.30 o'clock as the open-
rItt
program presentecrentirely by Clans,.
men inernbers; will be a highly huni
drous skit. ,
Dancing will commen6e after the
program anactlattthe lunch hour, the
boxes Will he auctioned, off. There Will
lie a *limit set on the priee .of boxes
to prevent boxes'being "run up". „,
Music will be supplied by McKen-
zie's Orchestra. Admission is 21c for
gentlemen, and- the ladies admission
requires that each bring a lunch box.
• It should he an evening etfictrt-
icular interest as the old -fashioned
box social is rekved for anight,,, with
other entertaining features.
• A.Pretty young woman was dliving
her car When ,something Went wrong
itrith the engine. The traffic light
•changed from rd td green &-back•a-
gain to green & stilPshe'cotild not e!et
the Car to bliclgei The traffic polioe
men strolled . •• . •
"What's the /Atter, Miss V,. he In:
(mired gently, "Ain't. 'we got colorp
you like?" •
AGED KINLOSS LJ D!ES.
*MmmMm
The death of Mrs. Moses • Tliteme-
It'86inilissin •Ii116e*I'10.7113r1Pd:.'‘)Yne"T;htfill;c1,74edi.t.".
betne W8(4'
.„
The funeral • serViee, was held. on
Setiirday at the hurtle of her
laW, ,Toseph Conley, Concession 160
Poo many dendbeatu tviil put a bus- Krnloss. Jntemntent vves .in Greenhill
ineas. in triourmn • • 'Oeinetery.
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THOLYROOD HISTORY
BY JOHN ELLIOTT
• -This' will be of interestp.eniefly to
older readers, dy'd straage. names will
appear. The time io.1867-8,Ault after
Conra
fedetion The oldjhook' is the
. ,
'account book .of Williain. Elliott, who
at thiltitiq.kept the general store
in the eld;beilding4iii the North. East
eerner ,Where .'Archibeld torhian, sue-.
•ceSsfirlly 'Carried on fdrYeatis 'bOtore,
be!, ietired..in.bis days the 'place Was
el,t4:. Called :Cechrin's 'OcirtierS,
•There Ayes, rio.-Pesteeffice at :the edi'
ner in, 1861. Holyrded office had been
closed, kinlough post-etrice was to, the
'north,' kept by Minim.' 'Corrigan; and.
Ripley post -office was about two miles
to the west;kept by Thomas liar-,
ris,;• J. P. grandfather Of, the present'
Thomas Harras,, until it was moved
West, into Buren Tewnship in 1868....
(See :note. on Holyrood-pest-Otlice
at 'the -end of this slietch). •• *
Mr. and Mrs. Cochran Were bot'.
living at this tiine. They owned th
store. • corner and. also the, N. w. cdr'
rier, wittithe hotel; which..was 'occuP
,ied,.'first by McConnell, anti 'then
Wmn WadsWorth. On the S.-W.eOrnei
was the new:hotel blinding just erect,
ret by Roger Cain, The .Caikhoniestead
-was on the o :Or corner. .
• The old book has iiiany;'nairies• an-
.. ,
knOwn to the present :generatien.:,
tike sehool teach-
. •
er, had succeeded John Anderson an
the old leg school, at tbe.begioning oi
1868. James McD•Onaghbad the saw-
min.:His. 'brother Robert wag, assde-
iated .With him : Another brother Alex,:
;ander .was just west Of the village
oppdsitrthe' old ;McMullen farm,- and
a' brother -in. -14w, :Robert 3ctlins,..ton,
had the farm new owned by Jab*'
Baker.: .Other old names are, Gideon
Fitzell, Duncan McCrea, John Boise,
jaeoh Smyth, Thomas Batten, Allan.
Brace; George Morgan; John -.Graham.
Solomon Dempsey, Jamison DemP;
sey, Rebert. Elder, Hector Relines,
Sr., Hector Helmes; Jr.; Robert' Me-
Auley, ,Stephen Bradley, John Angus.
WM..Hunt, Steele Murdoch, Archibald
*Gordon; peter, Vance, g.
Hous, Sin-
elair Meiklejohn..(blkeksraitb at Ittn.
10E:4: Win: Ross, Aielne McDonald,
TheinaS Bailey,Richard Carter,' Thos.
Harbourn,•Thoinasjrwin,' Jacob Nich-
olls, and • many others that are' re..
preSented'' in the 'emrimunity at the
• . •
present' time. .; •
What. did • they buy, according to
the old book? About the 'same , as
Atipie buy today, Initscime purchase.
are :now out of date; such as hair
oil, • paPer collars, and hoop' skiits,
and hair ,nets. :The childr6Y's • shoes '
had ,coppe; toes and ,the hOys iked
to have colored bine Or red tops on •
their long beets.. •
The men asked for cut, nails or
ircinght nails; ,and clay,.pipes and
the women Vaught mohair Cebourgi
Orle4ns,..deleine and factory totton,
Loth . using narhes for - eoinitodities
that would not he recognized by the
clerks of today. Not all the eustomeri
were recorded. -iir• the book. •the
sA inter •Iit 1867-8 a' camp •bf Indiana
1
•
located north.- (7,4 the village and to'
add their baskets of . goods, • and 'a
fair' she); of general business was
reVltni.1,Yit-drZtoottoott51.9 by the ..baterteenett;,
401tretal 'Records:.
This office ivas iniened on the first
of August, 1856, with Mr. M .McKen_
zie as postniester. On the 6th of May,
1857 the office was transferred to Mr
John' Anderson, .-and in June 1864 it
CREDITED' WITH, -
SAVING MAN'S , LIFE
During last Tuesday's blizzard' 13
pass.engers wort marooned for. 14
• hours in a Gray. Coach bus, in' a ditch
' some fifteen miles north of Guelph.
Firsi food, to re,arch them since won-
t* ori ,Tuesday was :hot coffee' and
sandwiches that arrived about:1'3,a in
Wednesday morning when'a motor-
car finally broke through the snow
irlugged read. The, bus .iz)c,eupalits ,Atikre
;rescued alitmt three hours later and -
taken to.Fergns. Pas in the bus Wes'
runninelow as the engine lied
kept icliiut•' to keep warmth in the
Miss • Isobel Macintoih. a Hamilton
ntirse and foitiferly Of Lucknow, wbte
.one of the rinSsimgeri and is Credited
with saving It man's life during the:
8i6;111114 ' tdt of .C. Pufah.1 of Sharon
went. into••the • ditch. in that' dfstvilet:
Re set out teseeklkid fur ,his Jou,
ettri-lime-with cold
and almost, exhausted, •Pufahl later
steggereel up to the bus and cellesped
shortly, after. For an hOnr:'and .a half
Miss Macintosh Wdrked ever Pufahl,
Whip in hs' oWn words liter" Stated,
thenok Xi"a a goner". ;
NEW -i -EAR ustigityp
IN VERY QUIETLY
i0 litegramS-.'• ' ';
pract-
ically deserted • and. there , was • eves
:Lucknow's business section was:,pract.
the midnight hour on Saturday night
fireside the!„accomRanimezit of rad.:
nt
the new did it chiefly ,by their own
d (t)lii de wa de va et h :),afl.itdhheeaNver7yeaadsrrteheat;
-- i
.marked. absence of any hell 'ringing
was ushered in locally with an ab- •
sence of any public hilarity.Befor
out 'the old year and 'weledmed,
as e„NeW...Year was born. Those On
FORMER •TEACHER.,-MARRIEB,
A Awedding or interest' in Lbecn97.,
was solemnized in Bedford Pr; at. Unt
,
ed
Churoh; Toronto, on Thars-'ay, tir•
einher 27th; when Mary He14,1 tayl-
daughter of the late Mr. !..ed
Thomas Taylor of •IToiOntd,
the bride of 'Cecil Edwin 1 iltchl.
of Sault -St Marie son pi Vrs 11
chison And the. tate George Eutchl':
of Cheltenhani. Relic Geori e We.
Mr. Hutchison; was `',*.ritember'i
he LucknoW High gchocil*stag 1-i•'•*-
• .
t'A•o years. Be is now a Member of
,
gegiate-Stall' a-t-Sault-tt„-HMari
whe-re Mr, and /Ara.: Hutchi-ion*dt,
„.,
reside.: • • • The bride- as a gradOit‘ of house.
had seience Of the iblifersit7.: Of Tor:-
-Onto:, and the greem an arts &edu• '.
ate of McMaster. 4 •`•
.• OWNER. RETURNED.
A pirnouth coupe, parked and lock -f.
0 for about tree days on Main street,
gave riiie to all .sorts of -.theories
that it might be a. stolen., citr
so forth. With continued to-Wfall the -..
ear became almost Completely
mb-
xnerged -appeared to be abangleY-.
ed.. However the' ettetif-the• wee the
:owner Uri/led no, he being a member
of a Silo* 0E1;W-create- who had. been:,
busily engaged in -trying to keep anew '
filled' reads open. , And 'se a *YAM
as cleared up, but not before it
Was considert,i4:01/044.&tCar•
MANITOBA ASSOCIATION .
PLANS, FOR ANNUAL '11AN411ET• .:-
the --;Annual Re -Union dinner' and
dance of the Bruce County At*oeiatign
of Manitoba, will be held'.11anuafy
24th, 1939, in the Fort GarrY Hotel.
This Banquet of 1939 On January
24th will be an outstanding event for
years to come; as many of our sons' "
and .daughters who have risen Et, em-
inence in 'clarions positions of life,
will revive in minute _speeches, some
actual event that in& place in Bruce
County. Some will :be humorous and
some may be sad, but the wonderful ,
feeling of unity•vf. Bryce people: can- ,
net be surpassed,. The.programme pre-
sented is always varied . to. suit all
aga, and a cordial inyitatiOn is ex-
tended td out of town ;visitors.,•
This Asiociation onerateS withal r"'"
any written constitiition, and is coin;
posed of a large company. Of home .
thinking people, who want' to
dly and keep alive in the west the
Ory
StAirtitiikerfablrOtS:450*
•
4Vif4e-•••Will IhOVItid-te"heaftra'4, 'ace
County Associations in other pirts of •
Canada, and any messages' r
will be announced atthe Ranee at. .
For further inforniation wr.te the
Secretary,' Mrs. W. *Marshall. Suite •
1-254 Edmonton Street, Winnipeg.
was closed. it was re -opened in 1868
Under the charge Of Mr. Wm. Elliott.
FollOwing the' death of Mr, 'Elliott,
Andrew T. Campbell, was appointed
1st December, 1868, Mrs. Agnes :
.C'empbell.,1st November, •18.$8. John ,
Purvis lst December, 1897 and Miss
Susan 'Purvis the first mistress, *lime
30th,, 1917. ?.
'AliiNICIPAL 'VETERAN 't
'STARTS 2ist • YEAR AS REEVE
Dan Macrioriald; Bruce Count3, War -
deb in 1934, was returned' to the
Reeveship of Lindsey Tewnatin. by
Stelannation last week, for
year,. There wasa contest fOr, eontiOn
hut not for the 'reeveship:
Other truce. County veterans are
Duncan Albin of.ttipley. who *ail
re-
turied as reeve tor his fourteentb
term by lacclamation, as was his &Ain. -
Gordon. Scott, Gordon Stanley:• —
George MoLean and jehti Bet `,•
• David carrutheraIefirsd s1.,e,e0
aftef titat#i
ye'arA „gt.lk9 head: of tbe.bOtird.., .r.
"1- ITibrOn Township gnaw tgae%re,tut*
.ed *Omit oppositiOnlitelading Ben -
Logan as reeve, with Walter itrOW-44 .
Herb Parret, Wesley Thoninsnit and
ij -A, MacDonald .4s 00040-
* •