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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1939-02-02, Page 1' •4‘, •••• . $2.00 YEAR,-IN'ADVANCE-490..EXTRA. TO. U. S.. A. k . . illfiNkYS• ARE' CLEANSED andl LOCAL RES! DENTS 44 . ehavigorated by using Rumacaps. At' regular tetervals, use Rumecaps for ' SUFFER . INiURIES your heaths sake. leIcKIIVI'S DIUgh STOREI. .: POR SALELeKarii Church :Organ' NosBroken Friday In Listowel . . . . e When Sertiek With Teriliee Forte By Hoekey ..Puek. • ...-. • Bill Webster In Hospital With meek - en" Leg—Harvey Treleaven' Had with. Electric-, Blower7-single mere% nal; solid Oak ease; 21 stops: with 44 sets of ' reeds, knee , swell control, .,and grand organ pedal. Fa.ctety re- built ,by •experts and in perfect gen: elieien; $350.00. Ileffitiinan MIT Co.; Led., '242 Dundas Ste ,London,, Ont 'Write ;for complete' list of reeeriche tinned organs. - :`• AGENTS' 'WANTED: , • Rudd an independent business of yeur owfl With the distribution: of •over 200 guaranteed necessities select diseriet. Every clay i Pay day. Repeat orders on all goode: Lo•wer price*. Sincess *guatenteed to all •honest; ,ambitious, alert 4 men. . . Write -today without obligation tt, after .the mishap. „ 14MILEK ' 570 St: ...Clement, Two years ago, last September,' monteedt r . a Teethe accident south of Dungan • non, Bill had this sante, lege•badle fractured •bele* the knee: about a. year he was si 'patient in Goelieich 'Hospital, as the badly. shattered l'eg responded .very Slowly to. treitmente and emu yet, s net completely beak' _ed,, although stifficiently to. , perr it hini to 'work and or some ime lTe has been eMployeci at A:grieves- Sr .viceestation. • • Suffeted. Fractured ,Nose •• On Friday -night. ,in Listowel, .1lar- yey .Tteleaven.suffered aepeitiful ac cedent when Struck With • a hard. elicit puck .that shattered his nose.' HarveY was acting as goal judge, and eerly. in the third Period One of the Liet- eWel players let go a terrific 'd-ive that cleared the top of the net and caught liaret full on the bridge qt. 'the . nose,' ' • . First aid',treatment. 'wee rendered the dazed' man, 'who was later re- weed:to his home where the fracture was eete.Blace arid ;swollen eyes. that ,Peek out between the splints and tape' boiled face, are mute .eviderece of . tee.. Last week was injury. week beally, with two. 'major accideritt ancr'other Minor mishaps. Most , severe injul:04 Weresuffered by Bill Webster, Who is in Walleereet ,with it I roken Jett 1eg and Hervey :Vteleaeen•who suffered a badly !shaefeee'd -hie when struck with a puck at Listowel. Bill fell on mainstreet, at .an 'eerie? hour Thursday mo.rning on bis wey home:from • Been's Ball. The fracture was A 'Cleiri-byeak about: five zinches above. the knee, and was reduced later in the 'week at Walkerton liOse pital to Where bill was taken 'shortly NO'rICE '•• The annual 'meeting of the , West Wawanosh 'Fire Insurance 'Company will be held in the: Patish ,Hall, ;Dun- ' garinore :on Friday, FebrUary 10the 193.4-4-2 P.M.,_ta_reeeive--reno, to elect directors and transact gen- e, eral .busiriess. Directors Davison,. MacKay and Me- Carthy retire, ..but are eligible for re- • electien„ .• G. C. Treleaven, c'y: .. NOTICE Sealed and Marked tenders will be . received by the undersigned up to 1 o'cloelt, P M on FebruarY, 13th, 1930 for the censhing of . approxi- metele 4,000 cue ynrds of gravel, ie two 'sett •and to toed approximately 4,000 cu. 'yards of urierimbed grave', for •the TOwnshiP df-Iineore 'A Marked check of. $200:09 must eaccoiripany tender and. all Work to be ,comipleted on 101' before August, let, 1939.. Also tenders or. truekint 'of gravel on the Townshiproe& at so InuCh. Per cit.. yard -per mile. Marked theelci of $2001.00, innet -accompany tender. • Tenders Will be .0P.enat 3 ro'clock P.M. on :Fehrizary1.3th, at the Town- • ship Hall Ripley. . Donald MacKay. • Clerk. 1 • COMING EVENTS . ' SPECIAL 'SPEAKER Mr. Harvey MacDougall 'or -Tor:' onto Will be the special speaker at the, meeting of. the, Young, Men's Class Of the tteite,d Church, this Sunday, Febrnary 5th at two o'clock. Mr: MacDougall'i Subject is,. efdo- 'Operatives in Canada." NOTICE • The annual meeting of the, Luck - now Horticultural . Society 'will' be,. held in the Town Hall, : Thutsday, February 2nd, (tonight) at fyo'clock; , The Society aqicifratei it most sue! •cessful.. _year, !rand invite not only illniltlArkkt:411,440,etAktefi.7,49#-• ' ifiCatien to attend thit, meeting. „FUNERAL OF ROBERT WEBSTEft ft' , The funeral of Robert Webster, • • • formerly of this vicinity'was held. .in Ontario Street Church, idintone • last .Wednesday. The church -'was . filled te • capacity es friends fro:en London, ,Luekriew,' Viriegliarn, Sea- fortheHensall and other centre e join- ' ed, together " in paying tribute to the memory Of .Robert Webster. Relat-, • iees..from a' distance itictudece ttve cousins, Mr.. John Webster' of Bear, Lake and Mr. Lloyd Webster of .Big • Valley, Mberia.. Rey; :G.. Q. eiturtoe spoke ,highly the deceased° man as he condtieted the service ie° which' he was assisted by Ret. Lane ,•aild •(Rev, Peters. 'Mrs. W. Aiken fulfil' ilauelleer Floret -tee sang a heautiTul ;duet,' "Good -night ind •Goed Mem- tine." adding. to the imPressiveheee of the service. The members 'of, Varna L.O.L. 1086 were- Piesent in a body Mice aceorded their departed brother the rites of the Order at the grave: • side hi ttafid's cemetery:. Those who aeted„as pal:bearers were Iohn'Vebiter, Fred Anderson,. Nei , son Reid; Dan JerVis, Jan pire- oight. Goorgo:11. ItaiV •-beacutifUl •fforill kifliutes Avero ,14401,;. Jatilea4.114,-Thons- • as Turner, Alein•Irwin,. Robert and Thomas Reid Ectwerd !Elliete, and Wellingtee and Lloyd Webster. Ludmow nt11 Thursday - FOru 'HOCKEY. eINJURIES. /Res -McKenzie, a member of the intermediate hockey 'team; is out of the tame with. injuries received in last Wednesday's 'Listowel at Luck - now gante, Bob was accidentally "sandwiched" between two Listowel player's and came out, of the crush with e hard Senash on the side of.. the face. and:head. His eye and fae„ became badly . swollen, so. much. r10, that the blackened eye was comple- tely shut the following day. Bob lead e bone in his cheek - cracked bitncY cemplipationsi•are expected.. ' lla Eye,I.B101tenedi • ' Girls hockey is peppier here ten, and that the girls really go at it hammer and tongs'. is evidenced by the "shiner" Mildred' Ritchie has been carrying .arOund, for the past few days. During a Practice aession. Milly Collided with • Oneof the other girls receiving • a bad blow on the eye end another on the back of the head in the spill that fellewed.' , Her'Sistet Dods is also going about with her hand in a cast as the re- sult Oe an injury. . OBITUARY • • JOHN HARIcic,- • ter a ..lon•g: • 'period- , Of :failing 'health, el -ie• ,death ' of John ,'Hable/e• in his 86th• .year,,S.ec,utred at the 'her*: of Mr....and...Mrs: .R... IL in .Lucknow. on Friday:. •, • The .• funeral .:..serVice was:. held.••"iri. 'the :Preehyterian church, releknew, on WEATIOR FOKOS ftUTtAL HOCIi.gY POSTONEMENT. . • , A short lived Aeorrn that blew up on - Monday, tolloWitie leaser week- end storms, ' soon madeconcessfonb roadae.impassable, and by evening main roads,arere pretty well blocked :in spite , the' efforts of snow plow crewee lo keep thkna Open., , '4 a yesult thell double-header rar. al hoCkey gartieseeschedeled for that night. were pestpiined and this new.- ly formed loop 'Will not get:. Under- way uiiti next Mendki When' Dim -- 'germ* aid ICingehridte "and' Rapid City and Zion teinnieng,age: in, the dual fixture. ,-; ••fee: ••• • • • • In this league, 4ouble-headers will be •featured each Monday, night, com- mencing at 7.30 Sunday- afternoon conducted by Rev. C. H. MacDonaed. leterment was, in Greenhill Cemetery, evitli' Win. Mar-. I ; loch, W.W. Hid, Wm. MacKenzieR. T. Douglas,D. J.' MeCharle,e :and R. 11. McQiiillin acting he .pallbearers. • Mr. liabiek Was born ,in Dunferm- line, Fifeshire, Scotland in 1853. Corn- ing to . Canada'. as a ''you'ng man; he firFt settled in the, Galt .district, and after his marriage toElizabeth Smith of Ayr, thebride ane greem earneeth the Zion' district of Ashfield where the force of the linpact. Harvey suf- tney fanned, for a number yeaie. fered much on. 'Saturday,. het rwas before' mitring' to Luckno* about the feeling sorne 'better on. Sunday with less: pain. . • ; • • •• There is satisfaction: hoiVever :the fact it might have been ' Worse:: Had, it • struek. his eye, Hary ei ino doubt Would have lest the Qt)tic, and .Er ,. hie.' home with has ,daughter Medical •attenclant at Listewel stated • ;John •Mcguillin of *est NVawanoh, that had he been struck on the foie ho predeceased.:him tour yearsago head, the blowcould have .eaede been Mr Habick is survived by one son., fatal. .3.h•lc,, and three -daughters, (Mari). Mrs. John Mcgaiii; Susan and- Min:, nie: all of Torteeto.. Three �f the fam- ily their 'father. A son AndreW was killed in the Great Were •William 'died Mee years age from -et:. fecte of being gassed during the war. Presbyterian Church held their Ann -,end john McQoillin, ual meeting' on Tnueeday evenink, the eldest of the January 19th.. After tile, devotional period conducted by the minister, Mr. :R. V. McKenzie 'wee appointed Chair- nian for. the business meeting. The reports' of :the. several °rpm- it:466ns: of the corigregatiohe reeerd. a very suceeesful year. The Stesion. i•eported increased attendanceat the enoreing service and also at Cerrimtei- ien services during .1938. The even• -, meniberahip At. the close of the year is 354, art increaseeof 11. .Seventeen new members.' have7been received and five have been rernoved,four' by death and one by certificate. There ,were 'five' haptisms; four., infants end ohe adult. The Session 'noted with grat- itude theorganization: of .'a . Yotine- keres ',Bible Class utider the leader:. ship of Dr. James Little. The Oport unity, thus given to the young !men' and boys for •eysterriatic Bible study is of inestimable Value. • The Treasurer reported that the Congregatiems Missionary 'Allocation gad been :.subscribed.in' fell and that the amount eubsceilied.to the .Genetel Pend is eonsiderably in advance Of. 'last year. • , • • Phe Sabbath and 'Bible Claiegs have •cloeed this year With a :balance in their ,general And and have centri. buted more than $60.00 for MisSions. • The W.M.S., the Y.W.A. • and the 'Mission Bard 'have- all raised in full' their^lVfiasi0„.Allocations And thp Re-' ports for the ' year tell of . excellent Work done. in -keePing tfid koine and OVeraeas Mi*Ssion *ark of the church before the congregation. The amount given for MiatiOns in this dePattnent, e•xceeded :$450. • , The Young Pe6ples Guild have had o vet successful 'ear Tho Meetings haste be4n moat ibteAsting and the Progratna-gi*trIniVelslrawtce'Videtry of &refill „prepa'at16. A ;knell bal- 'beginning: of • the .century. 'Following -the-4.a.r,.' Mr; .and Mrs.- moved-. to Teronio :Where Mrs.; Habic.k Passeil away twelve ..,YearS....ago..'....Following his, Wife's. 'death,' .Mr, :Habiek• made 'CH'URCH; REY1..EWS: $.0e.CESEL/144erE,AR • • . • The dongtegatien :the Lucknow - • HAVE YOU RENEWED January is the inonth •whert .than Sentinel subacription renewals 'are due. If you haven't attended to yours yet, We draw attention to the matter requesting. that it be given your early attention. • : CLEAN sytrEgv. OF., .t.rorzie, • _ • • Not, A Nickel's 'Worth Of Sto.k Sal vagecl As • Flames Roar Through . • • L. G. Turvey's Five Cent To, A, Dollar -Store: In Lucknow` ,Friday Evelning. • : , :Flames that roared through the L. G. Turvey 5.0 to $1.‘.00- Store on. 'Friday everiing so tompletefy 'gutted, the, interior that not•a Penny's Worth of steek wee saved: . , • The, fire -yvase discovered about nineethiity that evening, after it had ga.ined rapid -headway as it licked 'along the epee. °display- ,titblee of :gooda, much' Of whieh was, of e par- ticularly inflamabWitstere. ee•••. - Before the Fire Brigade; arrived the tern front show windows hadebeee blown 'out and flames shot oetinany feet and /then tipt„,, the iront.of the brick buildings to the: eaves • and ridgeborted. " • • Window, seehes iteid -.other wood- work en thefront of the -building were teen on fire; While flames roared up the back stairway, to the resiclenee above. Flames: howeeereelfd not break thrOugh inte the dwelling; to any ex- tent hut the furnishings suffered from water' and smoke damage. Two lines of hose were leideeo •battle the coe, fagl—lration, in ;whieh7firenren-wei aided, by the fact it was a brick helidiug,. situated- On a corner and isolated from adjoining ,41 - though quite - close to. the residence of Fred Nixon. , :The building is , owned by Seines A. Geddes, former proprietor of 'the Variety Store, and now of Torontci. This store was getted by fire in Dee Cember 1933; *heti :Mre'ancl Ged: dee were trapped upstairs ,ane escaped in their night attire through a second story, window. .6-44,7739,11r57;:rre egeeeee.e4Vai•Zeeilifietewel4steehtee ; . „ • 1939. .CROWN DEED IS , . INTERESTING DOCUMENT Card.'etf:.Thanks The family: of the late WMArwip wish to extend sincere thanks to the many friends and. neighbors for the many -kind .acts • and expressions. of sympathy. •at, the eirrie of, the 'death of . their father. PUDE-ELECT Miss' Helen MacLeod was hostess at a eery nicely arranged nejeeellanz. eoes shower held last Wednesday at the homa. of her pa.ents, Mr., and, Mrs. W. • S. • IVIacLeod; in ...honor of Miss Win,nifred .,Armstrong, daughter of Mr. .end Mrs. F. T. Armstroeg, of Gederich, whose Marriage takes place early this' month. ' • Twenty-five ladies wereepresent at the shower, when Miss Armstreng tedeived many Io'vely and useful gifts. During a please/it .hoeial •afterneon, Mrs. A. Newton played a melody Piano nuinbers. 'A dainty lunch was served. in conclusion With` Mrs. I. W. Joynt Pouritig tea.' tea towel shower was held at the :home Of Mrs. If: p. Sheriff On Mon day eveninein honor Of Miss Arrit7 *strong. I • Mission work in . During the year, tour :elders were elected and ordained, Messrs. Dr. Jas, Little e Ve. W. Hill, .Centerort ,eld• and Henry 1Gardner. Those. aleeted • to the • Menagine 13 oar& at. the Annual .ineethig Wei.e Messra.. W: tie:mier.sop, W. A. Rue: - eel, Aitehipee,,Verden Mowbray -and. re-eiected 'firiancial'secretar4 and NV: 'elide ieiniin ifl\ the reahry and S.Reid,e(lingil'egatibhal seg'retEtrY and the nom: of .05.0(). as 'contributed. tivasurer. ' Mr. Henri leathers' hap his pos- seseiee the Crewel Deed, covering the sale of TOO. acres of land in Wawa: - wish Township, over 85 years .age: The sale was e„Ittecuted under the, terms:. of An Act of Parliament of Greae ritian end, Ireland to provide for the sale cifvOie Clergy .Reserves iti theeprovince Canada. e • :The • purchas,er was. John Mcieen- ele Of the "Township of Weyealue.sh, who paid. t4e. sjo:n of 40:,P,Ounds;fer 49, acres,' being ther,south-half of ,Ice Murtebt, twenty-four in the 14th' Con- cession of Wawanosh. The fartn is at Dickies' . • :The deed iri-cluded, all the woods ,ane -waters thereon,. but not, , any Miner „ef geld or silver that "shall Or may hereaftee' be found."... 'The dopueient Was detect at Que- bec, Arifil 15th, 1852. lJow the deed happens to he in 'Mr. Mather's ' possession, he ea not sure.tinlesr.it was ar4Orig the docue melees held by. his uncle, the late Benty Illathers, at one time a Meg-. istrate and notary public et • St. Hel- ens: . WEDD I NG BELLS , , • HfLWI9L.MITCHW.,L A quiet wedding took piece in Tr,in- ity College 'Chapel Toronto, Friday, ,l;ten Miss Mona Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moereheuse Mitchell; Lucknow, became the briele of Dr. Ggeald Viecene.,Helwig, son. of: Mr. ,elharles. Helwie, ..Jamaiea, B.W:L. Rev. F. GeeKingsten condueted the ceripioay. ' • • The • bride,- who was unattended, was given tn Marriage by her brother Mr. James ' S. Mitchell, London.. She was .,govvned sa ,sinart frock Of light beige wool,- with small terhae. in dee P plum shade. Her shoes ,match ed her bat, and she wore beige :Ayes und a shoulder bouquet. of violets l'ollowing the cereniony, , • re- teption was held at Gray Gables, Avenue Road. Dr. and Mrs. ,.11eIviig will sail February 1st from New. .York for: JaMaica, B.W.I., Where they will reside. ' , 1 •. . , DEVIL. PED TYPE CASE' C*OULDN T PRINT SPEECH Mr. Henry iVlathers recently cami, across an issue of the Sentinel dated October 28th, 1881. A "great Reform dernonstration" had been bell in Lucknow at:that time' and the Sent- inel had planned to publish en full the.s.peeeh of Sir Richard Cartwright: ala. the .printers devil pied a whole case Of type that week, and the publisher was apologizing,: that as a result of the sPill, the 'Sentinel was, short of type and would have to produce the speech in instellments. Candidate Visits Here Leigh IL Snider,' :Conservative -can didate in the Federal • Constituency of Brnce, was a taller in toWn Wednesday. companied ntnerher of fans wile at- tended the Listowel-Lucknow hockey game. Mrs. , Turvey ,and young som Wayne, were visiting friends for the evening, but for a time their Where- abouts was unknoWneed Considerable •alarm was felt by those first on the scene, as entoke and fire made en- trance to the upstairs,' by the- leen stairway. impossible.; ••: Mr. Geddes came up from Toronto on Saturday and spent the week -end here. We understand he Plans •to re. pair the -building, but probably not before spring. Mr, and Mrs. Turvey plan to re- establish:their business 'here aC,1 early a date ' as possible. With all stock and rece"rds destroyed, it is difficult to rIleteNmiiie the exact loss. which is partially, covered by insnr; ance. In the-meg:Wine they are, moe- ing their turnitureeto a portion of k. C. Orr's "residence. ' With both ,hockey teaens arid e tolloWing' sef.:finis out Ote town on Friday evening, and With ether meet, ings and gatherings in town, the main, street Was practically deserted it The tiine, the flame.s. were, gaining head- way: Bert Ward, noticingameke 'from the rear, of .hie residence, hurried down Street fq,investigate and reach- ed theeeseeterresditeeen bUttoa, itiat two ladies who were passing, dia- #ie-lilaZe hid p212110 the alarm, lvhich he did ht aTestriller that left no doubt that it was a ger- ontbreak. • • HAIR AS SPEAKER PRESENT, DIPLOMA TO G. HI: SMI*PI , Itertieultural Society :Held. &meal • ,Ev.eninge On Thursday When Ont- ario Association; Diploma Was Pre- sented on Behalf Of Local, Societe To :G. H. Smith For Meritorious. SerVice. With 'Some,' eighty, neembera,,efrie.ndt and guest e in Atieneance,. the Luck - _now 1-1.Orticurtnral Society held..aeneef delightful social evening in the 9eld:- . fellows dn'tlintedaY„ evenieg. . During the ,evenini, the •Ontarie. :HOrticulturil Association's ' service ()interim; neatly framed; was present- ed to , G. H. Smith for nieritorioee: .s'ervice locally. Mr, W, ,Hainilton. made the presentatien eddress, re-. feering to the organizing of the Soc. •ety in 1.923,' and paet bad played in the organikin.g; and the work of the Scielety .since then. Mr. Smith, totally uhaware.' or this • feae tere of , the evening,' was takee. emelt .by 'te, but thanked the Society in a neat speech. , , . The gathering wes presided over N Wm. MacKenzie, president.eof the local organisation, who :condeetec. the meeting quite capabli., Ninaber!: en the program 'music by „ orchestra of Mes. Newten, :Dr. Little and Cameron ,MacDonald; Ili:moron§ reading by Mrs. (Rev.). G 1/1. Yonnt; a solo 'by . Fred Wain, wriglit, 'and 'a Scotch readitig • by' Rev: C. H, MaeDOnald. . S. C. Ratiewell, past president Of he Society, gave 'it .brief 'resume of flerticultural „, adeomplielneerits and introduced' the Chief epeaker of the ening,•Mr. Faleter of Owen 'Solind. eietrict representative- of Huron. Bruce and Grey. His' talk' Was :of an echicational nature dealing chiefly with the prohuriciation of names of • Other. speakers efethe eveithige in - chided; Dr: W. V., Johnston, Rev. G. M. .Yourige. Rev.-X....A. Maloney, and Rey: 'J. fC , fer the, serving, of a very delicioe !Mice the gathering .wEiS arranged in birthday groups. At a Centre table: Rttractively laid; Mrs. G. Smithi; Mrs.' T. J. Salkeld; Mrs. A. SOlomon 'and Mrs. :D. Ruston, peured eqa: • The, gathering was voted a most enjoyable 'one arid was on ef. coinagement to 'th'e officers, who come thence their ,year's • a9tivities tonight (Thursday). by the holding ef theii annual meeting in the Town Hall: REPORTS ' SHOW' . YEAR OF PROGRESS Members • and edherents of, Lutil7 now United ."Chureh' gathered inethe. S,S.eroCnii on Friday eyening„Tanuary 27th, for their 'annual. donOregational• meetin,g. The tminister Rey. R.C. Toda. presided. Splendid spiritnaI and fin - arida] reports were presented :Red ,eccepted7with gratitude by the meet- . . . • The- Minister opened the meeting with a short devotional during 'the he addressed thcise present on the •subject; "Let the mind which as e-Z-111-.4o-31L-Sn„utL.... the Me. A. Lockett. le ,NVIls. reported that lee persons had, declared their faith in Jekes Christ as , Lord and SaViour, during' 1938, and had united • with the .Church. Fivo. had united by, certificate from •other • churches. Fourteen had been baptized. The Session expressed gratitude to Cod' for this end urged the .dongreg- atiori.to give every encoefagemeet to ,those who had niade • cenfeesicie of their faith. Gratitude was ' expressed. at the attendance nt the services of worship, especially 'the evening service. The Work of the S.S. and its increased interest in 'missionary and relief eyorlc..wits eingled out. It 'wee eeperted liter iliht :the S.S. had in - Creased, its Missionary givings 100 per emit, " , All . the inieeionary orgenizations reported feif ineeesee in their giving!, and in the deeire nn the*part of elem. here to support the preaehing of :the Kingdom of God to all :parts of the earth. , The renore -which brought most eappiness and gratittide to those pree- one', wee that of tile Mission:ley and :Maintenance comMittes when it .0.-.1a4. stated that die ris5ione4 givings of the Whole congregation had iriateased by almost $100. This was parrcula HY' •minieter had 'announced that the Presbytery eneeded. 'ON `before the c4.1. of January. . Treasareies teeort, wiis another source of 'lbeerinesS. All ciii.rent o Editor of the 'Sentinel.The t011beirig exit:act': tfrorn the printed peeeeedings bt the opening session Of the Legislative' Assembly f. gaskdtqlewan on Jariuery liltb. for wetich I am indebted to Hon. Jno. M. ijiirich, Minister. Of Health', may be of itterest 'tie some of 'Youe read,- ers. • ,It certainlY interested ..,11TC, ()/. Uhrich was one of my students irt he Walkerton High Schoolehnd Hon. Charles Agar is e. fOrmer ilelfrist boy whose father- James Agar wwi one of My old eine friend", land his •motliet, Mita Duenin wes my dasist- ant in Belfast school, S.S. No. :13, Aslifield long ago.• • ' `4The Horilourable Mr: Patterson* addressing himself to • the Clerk, neweed, seconded 'by. the HonOnrable Mr: Uhricli .that Charles Agar, 'Es- quire, member for, the Electoral Dis- trict of Henley do take the Chair of this Assembly as Speaker. The Clerk having declared Charles *gar Eseeeire duly elected,. :he *as condueted to the chair by the Hon- yurable 'Mr. Patterson and the Hon- ourable tJhrich, When he returh- .ed hie litniNe ecknewledgeMente the Assembly for "the . great hoeour they -bad been pleased to &infer upon ThiWlijelecting htpt-to- -430 gptaker,-:then Nv Mace as upon ,the Table.' " IIURN'f4 'DANCE WELL ATTEND, WEDNESDAY Wednesday last was the • 1801h bkrthday anniv.ersarY Ser!qand!s • treat bard, Robert Burps. As hal been custOMary .here for many years, he event ise'oheerved by the annual Buerea. tell, under Fire qompany auspices. , The event is traditionally acceies .'nenjed by severe, weather' and iuently Jiinnary storm. -This, 34iir • ' 13 settle extent Was, no exception, :oitthriltohteo:.e:rap:ritattibgyefil.re:iig70770,:e7wou,enocd. teeo, and. Inane sidereads blocked Aorms., As a result them wee not the 2UStOnlary. jain. , MacKenziets orchestra" - supplied music, With Roy Mcdreight, caller -off' •• •Dgeing the lunch hour the MacKen. rick quartette of Lhchalsh sang sev- eral of their 'popular nurnbers. ' TR -AIL RANGERS MEET ' The Trail Rangers telt . as usini - 'n the United 'Church with 12,1n, it; ;endance..- The secretary was away ° 41O the miniitea of the last Meeting 'vete not "-read. As the seeretety :lot be present at all meetings,- an. Assistant 'secretary was appointed.. Bible e Passage was read after vhiefi questions were asked ' "and •„ )(Ante 'given .for'the correct answers. During the business period three Tiembers were appointed to sell pea- - iuts at the next three gamee. After , he 'meeting adjourned ganies Yeere • ilayed.—Sec'y. DAKOTA SUBSCRIBER WAS FORMERLY •OF KINLOSS To the Sentinel publisher many of. ,ur distant subscribers'. are unknown, nnd We are alevays glak jto learn whit part of this , district.- they "'`orinerli lieed ‘,‘'who, they 'are" and 'when they, left" A year ago in sending a subscrip tion receipt to George aVfirehourie, Tt: 2, Sarlese North Dakota, we :asked, hose "pertinent" 'qiiestioris. This year in sending along his renewal IVErehouse answered them. He the :soli of the late Mr. and Vies. Theenits Mirehesuse, Si.; of" the ee Second Concession, ' George eiirehonse 'went. to Dakota in the spring of 1897, homesteaded the'. • -,pring Of '1898, and his firmed ,there - wer Once. . , SECURE* BOXES • The: Post Office advises that bqxes in the new Post °Ili -ft be secured now. thougleeth-e---clieWelies • not been an- • nounced, no doubt the nee; building will be occnpied in the near 'future, Card �f thanks • •Messrs. Jack. (*Kay.' and Ralph Nixon wish to acknowledge with ap- preciation and thanks, the kindnees end. sympathy of friends during the 'illness and at the time of the death of Mrs. Margaret Mcleay. BO TT *r-lige4Sillri=trilt4=1' CC. day, January, 24th to Mr. and Mrs Billie Habkirk, a Son. 'Mr. A. R. Phillips of Colfax, Sask., in renewing his stbscription states - that conditions in .that district .are muck better than they have been for sevezkal yaara.s Fifty per cent. Of, the ' 1638 wheat crop was of rust resist. ant varieties.-' Card .,Of Thanks Mrs. Themes Reid ' and family gratefully. appreciate all floral trib, tes from abcieties arid, friends and kind expfessions of symPathy during their ' bereavement.-. liach. been ifiet, . and a hale • ;ince of $5715. Was ehoiti.. $t50, gift "If the Worden's, Association, had been applied to the' eharch debt, thus re- clecielt it eonsidereble. • • . • Stewards elected fora one year term' are, H. -Treleaven, McIntosh, ri:1::::iviAceKk,eirnrt„, : Rae,' Mallough, A. A eeitee �f and love ex-. tended to all mernbera .adlierepis who are dcmfined to their heels be. eause ei .siekneee, "was recorded'. 'Tile, inini1,4tcy, -.lit this point led ..tlre -con- ....- gregaftbtr ' • for these. After. supper wee served by the 'ladies, the • minister adjourned the meeting vcith a benediction.,•