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r,SRUCF; CORONER INVESTIGATED
19 DEATHS DURING PAST YAR
' pining the years. -39 the Coroner
' of -grace 'County. investigated,. nine-
s teen deaths where circumatancea were
such as' to warrant notification' to a
. Coroner. Three inquests 'ere Weld
while 16 cases required en.•ly'investig'a-
I tion by the .Coroner. In seven cases
death was found to -be due, from nate
l eauses;: in seven, • accients 'were '
eperted, and there were five suicides.
•Four. of . the accidental -deaths were
caused by' automobiles, one• by a train,
:one .by a .dynamite ea;,plesion and one
:by . a: ,gun shot. Of the suicides: two
MAFEK1NG'
HOLYROOD.
were by drowning, one by 'carbon improve4'in:health. . '
of oxide poisoning, etre by hanging Purchasing si seven' acres of
anti • one by gunshdt wound. The. email l:la dy, part of Mr. E g r,.CoUiti.'s farm,
number of deaths ' from . automobiles Lot 20 Con• •6 Mr. Otto e
. BEltVIE
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY -30th, I940
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'.-. i JUVENILES• HOSED OUT -
BY WINGHAM CLUB
Mrs 3.. C. Hewitt who •is: under
the•• doctor's' cares is the guest. of Mrs.
C F Hewitt, Kincardine. •
•C.
Mrs, Lloyd Hildred was in Lucknow
r a ' week, with her parents, Mr.
and Mra. Frank Cole.
Mrs. Albert Osborne of Clarks, vis-
ited for
is-ited"for a fe* days with. her sister,
Mrs. John L. McKenzie.
S, M. Moore and 'son` John, also E.
Appleyard, were in Barrie, .a couple
of days. .
Mr: Win. Guest has returned home
from Winghatn • Hospital .somewhat'
obiles Hewitt
g.g•
was particularly. •:encoua a in Qf• ltheil ..
enlarged his 'farm., on don. ,fr.' �•
as
four. fatal .' accidents, ,one ;took pace ,
t`'dying, ' Mr• John' Bushell is in • a very. crit-
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Tater in the County' Doctors MacLeod and Lough of Kin -
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pf the retiiaining •three occurred ,-: ,
e are • attending him.
. � oh • the conn. y � , :oun : � ' .: �
1 fatal traffic, accidentl occurred 'within . Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jacques • bade
tee
outside the:, cetera,; the
patten. , real condition ' at his home, Con, 5
C ty' hospital *while
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a
Wingham Juveniles.' won a 5 to 4'.
decision over the locals here last
Thursday that .spelled , curtains for
the ,I. ucknow squad; giving *Ingham
group laurels in two straight, as they
had nosed out the young Sepoys g, to'.
t% fn Winghani on Tuesday. rabl
This year's Club • - was considerably
y
weaker than that of a year age, which.
won ..group honours and - then, contin-
ued swell into the Ontario playdowns.
. ,.Qn Thursday '. night , Luckirow!, took'
an '.early three -goal' lead, and: the ser
les seemed headed fors third . FaGi °.
But in the :second,. led‘by Biggs. Wit!;„
barn ,tied the'. count and early in t
third made it, 4 ;to 3 J•traeknOW got. the-
equalizer ,butthe visitors hanged an
the winning goal. ` and 'then succeeded .gannon, ,,,
protecting :.it.
• Goal- 'tress for •Da'eknow • , weie
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Wylds• ' 2, Aitchison 4ind Button, o
Wingham, Biggs. 3, K. Johnston and
t b darter Only one cardtn
the, county during the year• been in `Clifford for the past th.
-__ l j weeks,, where•. the' latter''s ')pother.
• I w.:.._ ,xi:.,..ified i►ckert spent the
Mc- •
ons of Iver, 4th Concession. t • e of 'torpedo used by . the ha ' been very "i11 for'•the
A.%na.' ; �. The March meeting Will a British and the Royal' Canadian Nav !past week or more, has taken a turn
> are vited to the • for the Bette
The Y. P. 5.. a .its I c hn
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
aonnsu,u ar"` t " ' 'Mrs. Milligan, is in poor health.
Mids Elizabet••h
T+liarsdaq with the' letter's parents Reek -end :with iris iza Torpedoes Travel Fast At the present time 'Mr E. Lind-
. Torpedoes
and Mrs George Fitzstmm
lad
A yp say, who s
M•rs. Ernest. Acker• 's, n the ; ies, :consists of a, hollow steel body,I
Parsonage for a, social evening, Tues- .ehange. of Hostess. . • e
,day of this week. 14Ir, "and' Mrs.. Wilbert Hodgeinson
is a sisting " netli of Kinloui;iz spent'. Sim -
Miss' Mary Cranston � and 'lien
j day at Mr. 'Wm,. Eadie's..
•rnew 'span •a .
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Mr • Keg Weenie of Holyrood spent •
Sunday'.'afternoon tet, -the- home of. . Master George Anderson'• of Luck-
Mr, and setts 1. M: +Kilpatrick. • rlckert's.;
.� .Mr: Waldo
n of London •$Pent a day
• The Bos .Social held xa the hall r and Mrs. „James
February, l .' was�we attended , ' • ,
enjoyed by all' present.. The evening Baker's, •
6th ll and last week at Mr.
games,Mrs. :Harvey Houstonspent' Mon
au ,. ,
in
playing
P- ,
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was
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ck
• est A
ear wheeler •tf►e boxes. were' auctioned'day at Mr. Ern around
Percy Blnndell..'Proceeds amount- I' Wedding bells . are'ringing• '
off by :sine., professioned auctioneer Holyrood ,
•
ed to�. ) . Mr. and t Mrs. Robert' MacDonald,
r.
and ,an explQsi re • head. t isy ".` -
drical in shape,-.twenty=two'' feet' long Some of the dogs in our neighbour -
and • twenty-one , inches in •diameter ; hood have i�eeenbly been attacked
aid weighs over one -and -a -half tons. and badly treated by some animal,.
about' fifty. possibly the wolf that has been. seen.
nearby'
miles an hour.
Claire Richards of, Guelph. ' was a
Why do they put so many holes in visitor during the week-end.at the
Swiss :cheese when it's the Limburger , home' of his cousin; J. O. Armstrong::
that really needs the ventilation.' `t1 •
Red Cross rworkers. met and organ-
.
organ
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TENDERS
T.OWNSUIP OF WIN LOSS ..
received by the..
George ,Kennedy, .4.3-r-11. ; .
INS ARE TORTURE from TENDERS will be
WHEN PA i• - use undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon,
Rheumatism, Sciatica, Backache, u arch 18th, "i'940, for the crushing
Rumacaps—their . Two -Way. A;etion M
' UG and trucking of gravel, required for •
attacks the cause. h year '19' 40. Crus'. '�•
FOR SALE --,20 cords of good ; dry !
bodywood, beech and •.maple,, 15 in.'
.
IC dy 'Phone
se McKIM S DR the y hang to be do•
ne in
STORE' pitswith a possible 5th, at an „aver
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Y-10 cords of good, age.of" 1000 yards per se , Screen.to
WANTED TQ BUa i routed:"
N' in square, or fie
•14 J inch . ° :..
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maple, and Beech• :body 'wood, be a
un= . to be tendered for, at a flat
leen... Sohn, Blake,'Phone .50, D ,;., Arte k) A6 :marked cheque`: for 1,0% of
to
tender• to accomgany .the same.
'
The lowest or any'. tender -not nee,
essarily accepted.' •• ' •
s,
J. R. Lane, dirk Twp. of Kinloss ,
R.:2, Holyrood, Ont.,:
•:.
Wingham-e-Goal, Wilson; defense,
Weise, Thompson;: centre, G. Johnson;'
!wings, K. Johnsen ' Biggs; subs, Lloyd,
Seines; 'Corbett, Porter.
i,ndknow-[;etch; . McKim; • defense.
Cook, ' McKinnon; centre, Wylds;,
wings, Aitchison, Button; subs, Solo-
mon, Havens,, Treleaven, Ferguson,
Finlayson,
• • Referees—Greer, Hepburn.
HANOVER OUSTED KINCARDINE.
JUNIORS :HERE' MONDAY
..l iied last •Tuesday: evening in the'base-
orence''and Jack, Miss Irene • P,letch ment of the, 'United.' Church and can
.Teeswater
vassers :are already busy collecting
were.�ecent visitors at funds•
Mr. Thos.' Harris. .
ONTARIO
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cooking
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1940,Plates
and
'Driver's :. license
.ittehire MARCH 31st `
NO EXTENSION OF TIME WILL BE GRANTED!
1"'or the convenience of motorists,
1944) registration
-plates-`anddrixers' licenses are now available. No eaten-
Sion of time for use of 1939 platesand licenses beyond
the date of expiry '(March 31st) will be granted. The
fors of application for•renewatl of permits and licenses
I •
will be found on the back of those issued for 1939.
secure your ' 1944 plates now and renew your diver's
license at the same time. ,
MOTOR VEHICLES. "BRANCH .
DLPARTMLENT OF HIGHWAYS, ONTARIO
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J f.
P.C.V.
OPERATORS:
All public
commercial 1
i
while licenses
expire
MARCH 31st
Scoring four quick goals in the
third • period,. Hanover. Transports
chalked up a 7 to 1 victory' over Kin-
cardine here on. Monday night that
wonthem: the Junior. "C" champion-
ship . and eliminated'_the . Lakestde
squad. '
• Up against .a heavier and more fin
i:ahed team, the Kincardine . kids "put
up a real battle and were outlucked
time . andagain as they ganged the
Hanover . net:
The Transports led 1 to 0 the, end
of •the first and 3 to 1 the end of the
second. Kincardine ;played wide-open•
hockey in the thiid.:in an effort to,
overborne , the lead but'. it served ' to
give the Transports openings that
they took advantage' of to' pile up
a commanding. ,lead and only, the sen-
sational third -period• performance of.
O'Brien in the Kincardine. nets saved
his team; from a worse defeat. Art
Whittaker ' •of Arthurhandled, the,
game. • . "
Yours .truly got balk into the game
in the Paisley playoff and • proved :tor
be the "bad: man" of the series, get-
ting three of Lucknow's four penal-
ties in the • two game's.
The Sepoys have played exception-
ally clean • hockey all season. They're
cutthere working for goals all the
time, and `• penalties have been''. few
and far between, and all • minors,
chieflyfor accidental happenings.
. u . if * * t '• f ..
The Juveniles are through for the.
season but "Freak" Button has ' a
imemento of the last games In the
last, few minutes of -the third period
' he wasstruck on the 'mouth with the
puck,' cutting his lips and loosening
his teeth to• a degree that medical
• attention was neceasar�, '
11Gnr•. 'Jeannie Carter who is receiv-
• •. ing a�t'tillery, training et Kingston is
• j following the accompliahmente of the
, I' Sepoys quite closely, and is so pleas-
ed with their success, that he has sent
Iword home to .. buy. the boys thee.
oranges ' for their next' game. We'll.
I sa;! thanks Johnnie on behalf of the
, bee-,andwish you as much luck in
' 1;1 .:•g, shells, at Peitz, as the Sepoys
1.:a.,• had -in firing rubber at opposing
• : f ' ies this season.
I; r- LAYS NECESSARY AS .
("#'‘', ei.INT SOUND • )LOSES• PROTEST
„, OYNT'S APP‘LES
cleanup of 5 :busliels' cooking apples,
hel. At FINLAYSON�`BROS.
508abus - ,
STORE.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE of farm'
stock, implements,: holtsehold 'effects;
etc., at Lot 35, 'Con. 13,'' Culross, on
Tuesday,' March 12th, . at one 'o'clock.
See 'bills for .list and'terms. Alfred
E. Haldenby, Prop.; Mott, Gaynor,..
Auc. •
CLEARII\ G AUCT.'r.;N S.A LE of faro:
stock, inipienien'ts "'id
feats' at Lot 24, Cor. 7, ,Klelos5,(3
Miles east ofa Hole Opf1, an Friday,
March' 1st at one o'clock, Sebe bills.
Fio •. Well: Hen-.
derson, Auc:•
FOR . SALE OR RENT -200 'acres,
Lasts 14, 15, :eon. • 10, Kinloss, inched-
ing 2 ;large bank barns, a 10 -roomed
concrete house ineitce ion
Tient condo ,
about 10 ''acres hardwood bush, 1251, •
acres under cultivation, excellent
Water: Apply to' Mrs.. A. Hawk'shaW,
'Holyrood, Ont., R.R.` 1.
TENDERS -
TENDERS: W ANTED, ,
Township of West Wewanos'h
SEALED TENDERS will, be recei
ved by. the Undersigned until six
o'clock p.m. Monday, March 11th; , to'
operate the Township crushing plant
by the cc. • yard, 'contractor tosupply
men and power. The corporation will
furnish' oil andrepair. ports. for the
crusher.
. AT the same, time. tenders:will also
be received for, trucking gravel by' the
yard mile as registerecl•::by approved
.speedometers. • .
A•marked• cheque for •$50.00 must
accompany, each' tender in 'both cases,
loweet or any tender not necessarily
accepted. Contracts will be let usbject
to: approval of the Department of
Highways..
J. C. ;Pardon, Road Supt.,
RR: 2; Lucknow. 'Ontario.
A.' E. COOK..
PIANO, V,OIGE & ` THEORY
FOR APPOINTMENTSi
Call At ,Hills Store or.
Alex Mowbray's,
'phone 145=j
T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMET1tI�T' ` '
W ILL BE 1. •
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IN LUCKNOW •
EACH 'WEDNESDAY, •
• 9.30. A. M. To 6 P. M.
AT WM. SCHMID'S . STORE
'The
MAY WICK
Does theTrick!
Bray Chicks are real money
makers • I can prove it. •Place
your order here. l00% live de- •
livery guaranteed. .
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BOX '72
F1 Leith'.
LUCKNOW
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: • HELENS ' . • Mrs. •R: Middleton spent a few.days
Mrs. P. Robertson of
Mrs J D' Anderson returned on with her .sister
d ki g favourable recov- Miss Dorothy. Graham of .Toronto'
Saturday. from' Toronto where Mr.. Ripley. .
An arson is ma kin
ery following an operation: performed .is spending a.few weeks at. her" honi ,
.last week in St. Michael' l I'fospital. , Mrs. Cecil Robb, ,who underwent an
Mr: and .Mrs: • George Walker' or; • operation for appendicitis is recover -
East Wawanosh were recent guests of ,i ing.•.in' Ki•(icardiee • Hospital.
t 'V1 dMr W
;he.latter•s paren s, r. an s. •
J. Humphrey on the occasion of Mrs• 1 ASHFI L° D
I3.uxnrihrey's 'birthcday. Mrs. .,Kenneth MaeLminan is in
' A successful "At'mI
Hoe" was held Chicago the, guest of her daughter,
in • the Community Hell on Friday ev- i Mrs. Dr. White.
ening' under the auspices of the Wo- Mrs. John Bradley. is, a patient , in
men's Institute. ' Mrs.' ,Aldan D'urnin 1 l{incarditie' Hospital having under;
Peesided oyer: a short program which!gene 'an operation on •Monday of this'
included community singing, a mus- �s eek. Her friends hope for a speedy
ical number by the Martin orchestra, (recovery. "
a vocal duet by Messrs. Scott Patter= ' •
The Provincial and 'County snow '
Son and Garnet Farrier of White;plows were busy over the week -end
church, a clarinet 'selection by Gar-
net Farrier and a. skit. 'A Terrible and 'have all highways open..for traffic "
:.
Catastrophe', well p event cd ,.by Roy main. An the new subscribers have' their '
Bannister, 'tart IV •I u: -ata .lack lit -
hydro power turned on.
chison, Billie McPherson •^'i,} Eddie
Albrecht order the ai:•cs, l,sn el Miss
McQuillin. The nlart•n m•••it :s :t pro-
vided music 'for the dance Oat fol-
lowed. . V' •
The meeting' of • the Women's Insti-
tute will be held in the Community
Hall on 'Thursday afternoon,••March
7th at 2:30. The roll call—An Irish,
.joke. Subject—Community activities "pplied the :music.
band `Relief in charge of I41rs. f,ordon ,
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Says theOWen Sound Sun -Tinter:
"The' .Trapper Cubs -Will' have to
win their group finals against Dur-
ham all over again. After defeating
the Durhamites twice, the lotals found
the losers had protested on the use of
player Doug Cairns, whq,-.plkyed a-
gainst Durham in the fiat game of
their series in Durham, Cairns, Dur -
`t ham claimed, should have'.been play-
ling
lay-ling with their, club, • instead of Owen
ISound, as his.plade• of residence was
nearer Durham •dean •Bete. The O. H.
A. upheld the Durham protest, and
I ordered the first game of the Series
Ito.be played over again. Should the
Durham club win on Wednesday night
,an Durham, a third and deciding game
will have to be Played. However should
the Cubs win they will still find them-
selves in,a pickle. the Cubs will then
be forced to play Winghain Indians
in playoff series, as Cairns Was used
•against W ingham. This 'whole situa- •
I tionwill wire up tb group Internledi-
• Cle,
rk: '''May I lige next Monday
off
Boss; "Why, may I ask ?'r, .
"It's my silver !wedding day, sir."
'(What!" roared the boss. "Are we
' going to 'have to put ups with this
every 25 years?"
•The •hockey fans from here whoat-
tended the game .in Lucknow on Fri-
day -evening were delighted 'with the '
final score.
A very,pleasant''evening was spent
in Lochalsh Hall on Friday when a
reception was tendered Mr. and Mrs: •
Allan Grant. .McCharles' orchestra
Program, committee, Mrs. D. MacDon-
ald, Mrs. .D.' Phillips. hostesses, Mrs.
Gordon ,.`McPherson, .1111.5,•111,. Thom,
Mrs. . Cranston
The Y. P. U. met•with the Christ•
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4; ' .�.u"'; : •, s. )ice.";
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Hurray for the Sepoys!,
Mrs. , J. Button and babe' of Luck -
how spent Tuesday With Mr. and 7.
,Mrs: 'W. J. Roulston. •
rWeath-' lc-
ian .fellowship convener, Allan Mc'l:avish Spent .she nee
erhead • in charge. • The meeting•. Was
opened. with quietMusic. The topic,
"Our Quest for Truth", was ably tak-
en by Mrs. Ramage. This was follow-
ed by a duet by Cuyler • and Arthur
Ramage. Plans are underway for the
annual banquet to lie held in the
cliurch this Thui'$day night comrnenc-
ing,at 6:110 p.m. Rev. .1. F. Anderson
of Wingham Will he guest speaker.
end • with his grandmother- Mrs: A.
i'. I-lamilton. -
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Hamiltonand
Reemond were in Goderich one day -
recently. • ' ' .
Mrs Tom Henry and Miss Edna
Irwin visited with Jas. Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. G. BarkWell visited
with friends• in Lucknow on Thurs.. • -
day.
Miss ' Dorothy' McGuire spent • the
T`: CHFC... !,O 'wc,o c-c�i ' e it the,d
l t d wa)t 1►.ei; .holo , o ,.
M+-. M,.:. a-eM:ciP:st*geLissisLesisse,..,.A! ansamee.. alesi •„ + Ada l: s ber:., e, ..... .�..
Harvey tire enjoying a few weeks hol- returned to Belgrave after. sp'end'ing .
idays in 'Pierian.
Mrs. A. :Graham spent the week-
end Faith relatives' in Toronto.
M •.'and lVirs. Russell McDougal and
13arbara started ori their return trip
Us their house in B. C. •
a few days at • the home of Mr".
Hamilton and Andrew.
Mr, Lorne Hamilton was helping
Mr. Sl Congran.
Mrs. W. S. McGuire ,is recovering
`,after her recent 'illness..
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