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B. .PEARLMAN
LUCKNOW, ONT. ` 'PHONE 85
U.niited.Charch Y.P.S. •
Ourmeeting opened with hymn 2;98
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-followed by. • prayer: ' The Scripture
w ver cad :
4:4?"`47e.4.11,0.01... iii( .akee
which the minutes were read arid
theroll(called After singing hyn'ir.'
• 474 we • were favored with a read
ing •by- Mabel McDonald,. and 'a tris
by Louise$, Greer, Margaret Raand
Marjorie' ,Hofitiian' Mr. Todd con-
• • ducted Biblical' Baseball. We closed.
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ARTERY SEVERED .
� , ,CAL n�dt �EWORAL� ,uVE II�Es
AS WRIST GASHED', . RS
1` rs. Aniti So om n who b �.I,• �' GA�EI
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(ASHFIELA NEWS) t visiting. her,;soll„ for „thd- :Fant year , Held L ndeR ;To. 1-1 Tie Last Sat"
. Miss. Sadie .Farrislf met with ;a returned to, er • homwe in.; WStratford
very serious accident on Monday of
last, week•as ,she was re., roving brok-
en from a -window .sash, 'one'
piece' fell cutting her, wrist and sev-
••ering.."an artery. She,"was•"rushed to
L
°uc:ow.- and e kn 'doctor there. sent
'the
her to Wingham, Hospital 'where she
remained for several ; days. :She. is
now at hei home and recovering nice-
ly although very weak from loss • of
blood.
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• ' Mrs. Stewart- • of Rapid. City ' • . is
'spending the week with er daughter
'•''N)`as, James `England: ,
PeoplePeOple"in this .art of• the wn-
•slip are quite 'interested in..the idea
of "building a skating rink. # Years';
ago this part of the country 'hid an
open air rink -but this time they fav-
our a'.•elosed• .rink If`'any: one has
a' suggestion pass it on. Yours. •niay
be the.best'yet.'
'ARTHUR .TAKES COMFORTABLE
' MARGIINTO •OWEN SOUND
Arthur 'Bee -(lives' , • champions of
Group 8. by -defeating Lucknow in the
finals, are fighting It out', with `Owen'
Sound Trapper' Cubs ' in the • next,
'round" of • the -"•B" .playdowns:
• On Friday night 'Arthur ran their'
string of . victories to fifteen, by de-
feating Oen Sound 5' to' 1; to .carry
a comfortable lead to that city' last
night (Wednesday) • for the deciding
game of ';the .series
•Frida Y • nig ht, game wa
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g s g was., played,
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: ..,:Arfhnry pa,,sof Oa. that .prevented
a good; display' of "hockey with both
teams shooting, the.. rubber into 'the.
corner and chasing 'in after it, so
that most of the goal's, were scored
on scrambles. ;
,,The 'Cubs scored at 18 minutes, in
• the first period but from the on Ar -
,than did the.• pressing, and within tw.,
minutes, midway through the second
period,' ran in•three goals, adding two
more in the. third
Wash Hockey :Outfits . .
9 Members of :the .girl's iockey 'team,
who have been using' the intermed-
iates sweaters,' decided. they . were
abut due' to go* to the cleaners'„!and
leaf week `gathered up' the . sweaters
and socks, , and had 'them washed
and .mended•, sa, that they. presented
a_much_ improved appearance,','
• •the gang 'of blie and 'white clad in-
termediates . donned their equipment
on ,'Sunday to • have a ,group picture
taken. ,
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LOCAL GIRLS DEFEAT' •
WINGHAM • THURSDAY 2-0
Lucknow ' Girls, Hockey ' team "con=
tinned their winning streak.in Wing=J
• ham last' Thursday when they •won
2-0 decision from the W ingham
girls. .The fiattire, was' a prelude to a
:moccasin dance, but, attracted only a
• handful'. of fans. Lucknow girls were.
assisted' by Neva Ferris and Jean Mc-
- Leod of Ripley.
Lucknow girls as well as'. getting
all the goals, got all the penalties.
Mildred ' Ritchie scored • in” the second
period and Jean McLeod in the, 3rd.
Penalties went • to M. Ritchie, Audrey
Campbell, Islay Campbell, and Anne
Finlayson. •
Lucknow G'o'al, L. Greer; Defense,
Hoffman;
eryR t smote((; I #fan;
Cen re,
Au
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Whigs,
Neva . Ferris,
Anna Finlayson; ! Alternates, Etta
Belle MacDonald, ,.Jean McLeod, Ei-
leen Hall,` Islay Campbell, Kathleen,
Carruthers.' l
W ngham—Goall I. Clarke; Deft,
H. Brown, B. '.Rae; Wings; L. Bate-
son, H. Wilson; Alternates, L. •Clark,
J: Prentiss. •
Referee—W. Baker. -
The lights in the crowded; bus find
failed' and the passengers were
throwninto conftision
"Can, I find you a strap?." the• tall
w..otrtw2 but►._ aced -:...a using- lady '
bis side. ' ,
"Thank you,' she replied, "but 1
have just found one."
"Good," . he -replied. "Then' perhaps
you wouldn't mind letting go of my
tie,', ,
our intsettng with hymn 567 and 'the 'Advertisements ' are shop windows
' . M'izpah. Benediction: in print -study them.•
There is little .Change in the con-
dition • of Joseph dotl$Tert 'it+ho has
;been. seriously nil in St.•' Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Mi. Alex MeDintInid left'' - this- weak'
,for a visit 'in the United.rStates that
will, include' a trip ' t6 ;Florida with
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Stockhanr
There is eonsidenable " sickness
the'district including cases' of• the'fl`u, which in many other -centres'
has reached :fie proportions of an..
epidemic , -
Miss Muriel Solomon ' who •is. at-
tending' London Business college, was
home over•`'the week -end visiting with;
her parents, ' ,Mr. and Mrs.. Austin
Solomon'. '
It's ' Grand'moiibi is Day. • at ,"•the,
March Meeting' of w`the : Women's In
stitute in ;the •Town. Hall, this Fri-
day, ' 'March 10th. All!",the, . grand
motheis in. the village are ,invited.
W-nr.- • H le Ila — —�
$ . w—of-ifolyroott
mother of Mrs, C, Stubbert,, •pro-
prietress , of ':the Queen's Hotel'. 'at
Walkerton, is; undergoing treatment
in the Bruce County Hospital'
Mrs. 'David Farrier; mother of -Mrs:
John • D. Ross, who wasa patient in,
Kincardine .Hpitai for, the past•cou-
-ple of weeks; has been able to, return,
I.
onto is spending a few weeks at" the •
home of her,, ••c ,.
' is.
aunt). bl: Isobel i lirr-•
id
a die, whose ' condition is ,somewhat
improved since . sufi'e:rmg • a severe
heart attack ten 'days :ago.
,.injured. 11i Bush
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Herb 'Ariss of, : Clifford; who •c'uts.
logs- for Geo. Schwalm & 'Son of
Mildmay,
':recov ing from an in-
juryreceived racey in abush near
Lucknow, where he was: crushed by
a log, fracturing two ribs,
bin.. dnd: Mrs. Wilson Woods . of
Dundas spent, the' week -end with her
parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. James . 'R.
Hackett They 'were• accompanied by'
Miss Etta Lane. of Ripley, who had
been the • guest of •Mr.and Mrs.
Woods' for the past week.
Sells New Dodge
The. Dodge ` -W =popular locally a-
mong -new c5kr buyers so far this seas-
on. and • Durnin Phillips_ has already
sold ten of the; new models. Among
his niost.'recent sales was to W. A. '
:Porteous of town, with 'delivery. exp
pected within a` few days.
Small. Crowd. At Show
The few 'who were in attendance
on Tuesday nght,• enjoyed the picture
show presented in the' Town ' Hall
by.I_ the ' Premier .Talkie . Show, The
feature was anaction picture based
on Peter -B:. Kyne's novel "The. New
Freedom," with several supporting
short subjects.
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LUCKNOW
UNITED
'CHURCH
Rev. R.C. Todd, '
Pastor
SUNDAY,
MARCH 12th . _ `... .
"i� •: -a:m.= I3eginnfing`"`ar ^series lif.
Lenten messages. 1. "The'.; Pay
Off:" 2, "Alt My Glory."
7 p.m.—God 'says. "Thou shall
' NO7; c►o'rn- a5;t ADULTERY!".
What-do•yoij think about it.
Lenten . ,Pra'y'er ' services every
Wednesday $ W p.m, • until Nestor.
"Take it to the Lord in prayer."
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;tad 3", Afternoon In That City In
First Of Two Game Series, Goals
To Count.'
By• the: time .subscribers'. get this'
issue the.third round playdowns for
Iii
the .Ontario 'juvenile• Cliampioiis' }t,
betty. ee Luckn :and- London 'sJuv'-;
e m eve
miles; will be decided. •
o he
;The '-ytuiig .9efwyo ,took , n. ',the
.
city kids ,en Saturday afternoon in
to 1-1•'draw••
London and:held. them a
'first art-„,
Being their ilrst -experience on r ,.,
ificial ice, the locals are•, granted the
odds for the 'return battle` here,. and
if " they knock , off the london lads;'
they will' have' "Hurdled a . tough - 9b-'
stacle in: their `championship. west..
The contenders lave been .boiled�dOwn.
to •.about a dozen teams out of about
100 that started in the grace "early in
the winter;
Lucknow 'opened the, scaring in'the
first, (period ':avhen Eldon'McLeod
scored_p, , a solo rush' • at 18 minutes.
McLeod;' according to the Free Press,;
was . the :standout
_London - Erred tale,` ' (punt-.im-the ;second=
period, and applied the pressure
the third frame without success.
Luiknow scored a • second goal drat,
was called. back on an'offside ,'Injuries
to Harris' and Button kept both -play-
ers out of the` game 'much of 'the
second period, for , the . boys 'claim''
they'd have'taken London right' on
their own ice.:
In any event, with a ,fast sheet :of'
ice assured, the deciding game' should
he 'tens: •
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,Lucknow- 4.19ni 1l. -
McLeod,' McDonald Centre,, -Dahmer;
Wings, Harris and Button; Alt.,
Eedy, Wylds,; Aitchison, Cooks Pat:
terson.
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London -Goal; , Mitch'ell; 'Defense,
Buchu an, Whitby;' :'Centre, 'Andel;-;.
son;• o'
Son ;• Wings, C nnally, Pandy; Alt.,
Mockler Wyatt,' ' Cavanagh;, DeJean:'
Referees—Ken, Cameron, Luck.
new; Olson,• London.
CLOSE RUN 'FOR.
SCORING HONORS.,-
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While the following results are by
no means officials, it ..gives' a fairly
accurate resume of the scoring•. points
chalked up .by"the Sepoys ''during .the
season.
Lucknow scored 53 goals during the
fifteen -.,schedule , and playoff `games.
and had 'exactly the sanie number
scored against . them: Their biggest
night was against•Harriston with 11
goals with Arthur handing..them their
only shutout. 1 to 0. '
The first line of Ellie, Fisher and
Greer, .scored:42 goals, but had many
more goals scored agairiat .them, than
did the• .less¢¢•polished second line,
which coned rated more on keeping
their • 'opposing line • off the -score-
Kenny
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Kenny Cameron did the bulk of
the defense rushing, to place fourth
id the scisring, while Eldon McLeod
his defense mate, rarely moved up,
past centre ice.
But' here'the•'results, 'tq. the beat
of ' our • knowledge.' •
Player , Goals' • Assists • Pts.
'Art Ellis . I.. 17 : . ' 7 24 -
Jack Fisher .1.. , 15 • 7 22
Harold Greer ... 10 1.0 20
Ken. Cameron.:. 6 , , 7 ' 13
;E, Solomon . 3' , 3. 6
,1i9aal!pson .ave, i ---$
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MARCH 31ST, FINAL ,.DATE
'T.' B. McQuesten, Minister • of
Highways of Ontario, has announced
that motor, vehicle permits and .dri-
ers'° licenses expire March'3Tst, and
warns that there will" •positively be
no extension of time • past that date:
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QB11TUARY
TI•kOMASS. WEB$TElt
Thomas Webster • of: Kincardine %
Township, and a native .ot Ashfield;'
passed away at .his home at Kingarf,
on his 30th birthday, on February
27th. °•
Mr. Webster, a son of the late John',
Webster and Sarah Jane Iebnston,
was'born in - s field n the farm
.. n. ,rX h Q a.
now : owned b Y , James Webster; 'west -
of
the'villag_e, A residentof this'. com-
munity fox 'many years, Mr. Web-
ster'. for thirty ?eve .years his •been a .
resident of Kincardine Township,h • H.e,
some '
had :bean in failin ' `. 'hea h for! some
..
tune. g . ,
Four times .married .Mr, .Webster
f
•is survived 'by his ,_widow foimerly
Mrs. • Annie•. Stewart;. one son, ,, Nelson.'
and '• a •.daught'er;: °Mrs 'Wm Hawk:
g : t
shave, Con: 10, •Kinloss . `
Of••a family of six, three •brotliek.s
survive, Joltn R. of , St, Helens; Win.
C. of.Coclirape, and James 4. of
Burlington.
• Funeral' ` servii;es were ' held last
Wednesday_W inn Zion United Church,
Kincardine Township, with Rev,. 13:.
Eyre 'officiating;assisted by. Rev. F.
113cBit i . _ohms Ang1ieihir
Ch4rch, . Bervie Interment "•was,' in
'Purdy's ''Cemetery, ' Greenock.
PATRICK FINN •
A highly respected resident of God-'
:erichfo>E• oxer,, thirty' years, 'Patric(:'
Finn,' died "at his .home'h`riday ,night
rn his. 85th,year." For over a month'
he 'had :been ill but •prior .to that he•
hail enjoyed unusually good health:
Finn was a Motive. of
khe
Township of .Ashfield, and.:was a son',
t -tone ai its'iitit eettlers;':'ritiTt
n,
•ad': Bridget Murphy who came; froth
reland, their eldest son Thomas, ,be-
ilrg the first white child born in Ash-.
field. •
Mr. , Finn farmed in •.Ashfield ' in
his young %days; later went to ,Mar-
.
quette; Michigan, where he was em
•ployed 'iii :the. 'iron. mines. •:Before'
ret}ruing to, Ashfield he lived 'for
a tune in Detroit: and mo.ed to God-
erich in :190,5 to .l a .:employed on the'
construction work"of the C. P. R. For
se$er-al• year,s,,,,he had lived retired.
He was inatried "in 1880 to; Miss Cath
erine o f • Kingsbridge,
daughter • of the late Thomas '. and
Noyah .O'Shea ' O'Reilly. In another
year• lMr. and Mrs. Finn had hoped,
to celebrate their 'diamond wedding.
Mr: Finn •.was all devout ineiriberof,
•St.' Peter's„ Church and of :the . Alter
Society - ,
, Of quiet, kindly disposition, • he en-
joyed 'his, ` retirement in his -,home
and garden, was a•, great --loves of,'
flowers: and . highly esteemed by ail
who knew <him. • Besides his widow
he is: survived by., six sons, Joseph,
Thomas, 'William, Daniel, .Russell and
Alheen, all of Detroit. . •
The 'funeral' took place Monday
morning: from St.; Peter's 'Church,'Re-
quiem Highs "Mass was •sling• by Revs_
Father, Fallon. The pallbearers Were
three sons, 'Joseph; William, and Rus-
sel Finn, Detroit; two 'nephews, Wil-
fred McHardy, Myron,' O'Reilly and a
cousin, .John Hussey, Interment. wa'
in Colborne R. c.: Cemetery. •
TRAIL RINGERS,
The Trail' Rafgers 'met last Friday
.in the United Church with 14 present
The meeting opened' with a prayel
• led b'' .. Mr : Tadd.- T3ie--secretar . r '
y y.. cad,
a:
'ilia t" „ Meeting:
b
Jim Purvis, Bud McCartney and 1Ron.
aid • Johnston were given .member
'ship cards, After that the • Eible pass-
age was read and a contest followed.
During the business part of the meet-
ing it ,wad decided 'to enter a team
Of Trail Rangers in the "Quick -Wit"
Contest
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F. T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST ••
IN
LUCKNOW ..
EACH WEDNESDAY
9.30 A. M. To 6.00 P. M.
EACH SATURDAY',
9.30,'A. M: To •12.00 P. M: '
AT WM. S.CHMID'S• STORE'.
Why writ+h;letters and send money
orders? Order your Bray Chicks
through me --personal attention,
prompt delivery.
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LUCKNOW, ONT.
Clothes in the tropics are being
r de Of bananas. They • should be ,
aasy to slip `on. ••
MAF•EKING
Mr. Richard Kilpatrick spent.; the
week -end ie Toronto.
Mrs. Ernest Blake spent, •Saturday
in London.
Miss Mary Horton of Arthur, spent
part of Saturday : et her home diene,
.at. msasi1411‘14Gin"
nes ,Fe ear
e
Holmesville spent the `weekend with
the letter's parents, My. and Mrs.
Thos. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. ,And-
erson' returned home •with them for
a few days. ,
An enjoyable evening was spent
last Wednesday at the home of Mr.. •
and Mrs. George• Saunders, when -they,
entertained, a number of the young •'"',
people.
Men's And . Boy's Wolk Clothing, Soo,
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ts9) Shirts; overalls, Pats, Windbrea
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