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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL. /.
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jUiJCKNOW Sentinev
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Published every Thursday ’ mornirig
at Lucknow/ Ontario; '/
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Mrs.. A< D; MacKenzie —Proprietor
Campbel) Thompson—Publisher
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THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, 1935
♦On the Straight Eight
RANGER RAMBLINGS
It looks as if some of the patrols
are trying hard for those contest
points. Did you notice the number of
uniforms^oh Wednesday night? The
attendance was also-a little better.?
v Mrs. Bowen heafd some iridrertests.
We are glad to see some of you
making ari . effort ?to -get those tests
off. We decided to have .enrollment at
the^iiext" t wo meetings^----;......
Make - iaLSneciaL effprt_ ,girls; we.
want everyone enrolled Within two
weeks. As soon are we are all Ran
gers, we will start hard work for our
Ranger .Star. ■
Did you hear the treasurer’s rex
port? Money does fly, doesn’t it ? We
want to have enough to start work
on the Club House in the Easter
holidays, How much do you Owe? If
you. don’t know see "the treasurer, arid
p'ay up. ■
'. What Would the boy friend thipk,
if he knew “you hadn’t paid for the
party you took him to. No doubt
yOur chafices“ for the monies worild" be?
ore tty sliril. y
THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, 1985 ' ?
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Continuation School
OH, THE SHAMROCK
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Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
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Show Starts 8 P. M. -
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There’s a big new value in the low tide characteristic, plus an impressive list of .
price field! It’s a PONTIAC SIX improvements. Extra value features include
smooth-looking, smooth- .scientific streamlining; solid-steel “Turret-
. performing.... i the kind of car that Top” Bodies by. Fisher; Triple-Sealed
\. will make hundreds of new friends for Pontiac. Hydraulic Brakes; Concealed Tire and Lug-
' i . .. . gage Compartment; Fisher No-Draft Ventila-
Few automobiles have consistently given tion; and Double K-Y'Frame.
greater measure per dollar than Pontiac, m As a competent judge of the points,by which ,
style and long, economical service. a fine automobile is recognized, we invite you
quently, few cars have won an main its companion, the
public goodwill as successfully as on a. straightEight. Better stfll, we suggest that you
------ - Th^ the 1935"'model~may“be-worthy to -drive them. -Let- actual experience.be.your_
carry on so favorable a reputation, General guide to the happiest selection you could mqke
Motors has built into this Six every basic Pon- Iot your next car. ... s ns-fe
T. W, SMITH,7 Central Garage
’Phone 148, Lucknow
1. 2ND CON., KlNfcbpS
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mu - i i! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (Mbert "of
There was-a dance held in the; ( n i.. I • Dungannon spent the week-end, Langside Forester’s Hall on .Friday-friehds Qn .............
evening. A1J report a good time. | Mr. and Mrs. Fr<k
On Friday evening, the Whitechurch (tairied; /a few of their
Women’s^ Institute held a St. pat-! Friday evening. ■ /
‘rick’s concert, and a box social in the | ^r- Clarence Irwin^f
Hall, to which a good sized crowd friends in Brussels one.
fortune to have his fbot/baldly cj/ush-
51 lately.;
i^ntjlast week
Thro’ Erin’s Isle, '
To Sport awhile, / * '
As love and* vplour wandered,.
With Wit, the sprite, '
Whose quiyer bright
(A thousand arrows squandered.
Where’er they pass,
A triple grass .•••••— ' u‘
Shoots qp,' with dew-drops streaming,
•Ag^rsoftly green '
As emeralds , seen -
Throu’ purest crystal gleaming.
Oh the Shamrock, the grer
Shamrock;;
--- Ghosen; Teaf~7 i
Of Bard and Chief,
Old Erin’s- native' Shami
We are looking for big meetings
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grants ^that trip to London in May;
i immortal
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—Moore.
Thursday. Friday. Saturday
MarcK 21-22-23
Binnie Barnes
and
Frank Morgan
In *
^here^s
Always Tomorro^lrs
A HUMAN DOWN TO EARTH
’ STORY OF FAMILY .LIFE.
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Two Reel Comedy—
“GUS VAN & HIS NEIGHBORS"
-AND FOX NEWS-
, ’Isn’t it strange that princes ^ahd
. kings, ■ ■ /. . • -«■ /
Arid clowns who caper in sawdust
rings, '••••■■' '
Arid common folks, like you and me.
Are building for eternity?
To each > is given a set of tools;
A shapeless mass and. a book, of rules
And each must build, ere life has
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We would like to know why so many
students rush home right. after four
to see if there is'not some household
task they can perform. Why so many
boys are helping mother dust and
wash dishes. •
We hope the marks froin their
exams have .not effected their minds
4th Cort, KINLOSS
. Mrs., Ross McMillan, who has been
quite ill, is recovered sufficiently to
-returnrto_the_hQme of her mother.■ ... 4 . . / ■ “ :—:—~
Mr. and Mrs/ Dan McKinnon, en
tertained some /friends"on Thursday
-night, --.......r..;■ -------------------7-... ■
Mrs. Ed. Pu/rvis of St. Helens visit-
ed over the week-/end wMh Mrs. G.
—NEXT WEEK—
"Lady'For A Day
H£RE ANDTHERE
Miss Ada Burns of-—Hamilton is
home for a visit with her parents, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Burns.
Mr. arid Mrs. Gordon Moore of
RockWood, visited over the week end
with Mr. Moore’s mother at the
station. .
The B. & B. gang of carpenters and
bridge builders are hewing and sizing
up timbers at the station to erect a
new railroad bridge at Angus Gra-
' came.
" The nursing short course of two
weeks put on by the W. I. came to a
- close on Friday1 afternoon. Instruc
tion was 'giv.en bn Hemorrhages,
* Care of MbtherkhdrBaby^^a.king'bf ■
Dressings, Bandaging, Reading $
Thermometer, Taking ,of Pulse, Hot
and Cold Pack, Washing of Patient
in bed, Making of a ehajrtyf' Pillows
to put a Person in. ,bed in_ a- sitting
position. 'Each day for .15 minutes/
any member of the class was free
to ask questions on home nursing!
' • This included, information on colds,/
Catarrh,. Eczema, How to build a rrin
, down system, Hiccoughs,. What to do1
' for persistent coughs, Nose bleeding,
How to treat shock, poisoning etcpQne
could not attend this class and hot be
more efficient in preserving tee health
< of the members of j^fite-home—and—the
instruction fitted one to be prepared
to meet any emergency intelligently
and the proper treatment to give until
-the arrival of a doctor..The instructor
Miss Alexander of Toronto, did riot
spareherself in any way.. She worked
in the interests of, her class and an.
nearly all cases g;
struction and nevi
entire class had g:
being taught. Thete
on the i’Pll and etery day there were ( Luckrtoxi
visitors. The highc'-41 *< ■
ariy day was 51/ Through the course'
20 hew members Wete enrolled in the
Institute. Any -Institute ’that has
never had a. nursing course should
apply for one as soon aS their mem-
“••■“•■ber's-ffiel-thriy-hUve.-the>.ti.me.-tOxa,ttend~
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lends
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sited
last week.
• Mr. Harold Stanley//hadtt the f ■ i . _ /j. .li
ed whi,|e working, in t(p/
Mr^J Harry Lavis
r parents, M^
fill..
MEI Elmer and F^ddile Smith
Tiverton visited vf !
Mrs!' Frank
Ias^ week.
Mr. arid
ILucknow sp'^ntVS^h
Donald’s.
Mrs. C
' at thb K
Seaforth
Mr? Jo
forth, ea
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MAFEKING, /
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.Mrs. T. H. Alton of Lucknow spei1
a few day's recently with her,niec<
Mrs. Richard Johnston and Mr. John-,
ston. .' :
Mapjle syrup time again.
Miss ’ Bernice Blake of” Lohdoi
.spent the week end with her parent^
Mr. and Mrs. John. Blake. P
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Karn’s^ east of Lucknow.
Mr. John Champion is ’ busy .cutting
wood in our burg at present with his
sawing, machine; cutting Mr. Thos.
Burn’s wood on Saturday and Mr.
Alex McDtarmid’s on Monday.
~ Miss Menary of Sheppardton-visited ^ ^
recently with Mrs; W;7JT“Mc:Nall.
Mr. Richard Carter attended Grand
Orange Lodge of Ontario West as a
delegate ’ from" L7'O7'Ia~428 at tlfe‘..........
Grand Orange Meet at St. Catharines,
the week of March 18 to 21st.
This composition was. taken from
a topic on the Easter composition
exam.
“Caesary Attempts An., Invasion Of
BfitairiWithHisTenthtegion—1935^
- The King sat at his iyory desk ar
ranging the weather chart for the
coming year, with his private secre-
_taty_£abrieL___....
"Let there be rain over lbwer lakes
and Georgian Bay region,. Wednesday,
March 20, followed by—
A silvery bell tinkled.
"Come in," said Gabriel. "Well,
Caesar,' and what brings you here,
sir? Don’t you see his lordship is
very busy?”
"My l<j>rd, the wish-4.”
"Oh yes, well, wish anything you
Like, Caesar^ my son, and you shall
have it?.’ '
—“Do-not -think ib-unseemlyy-sir-j- My
one wish is ,to be allowed one day
with. my (trusted Tenth Legiori, to
conquer a country which always re
sisted me—England. If you could lie
so good to grant it^—’tis. all I want.’’.
■ "Very well, Caesar. A strange wish,
truly, but I have promised. But, you
know, all of your Tenth Legion are
not here, so Gabriel shall fill the rariks
with a few of those angels who lately
have been a little restless.”
"Very good, sir. And about the
transportation, sir/?’1
/‘Oh, I’ll look after that. Just gather
your/ legion out here in front of the
office window.”
It was done accordingly^ and, no
sooner were all collected than each, a
little breathless discovered himSelf
clad in shining armour, . arid in a
beautiful green field, with singing
birds, and lovely flowers, surrounded
by his pals of | the Tenth Legion.
In front, Carisar, seated on a black
chargbr, a little breathless and grasp-
zing the horse’s/inane with both hands,
(it was many a year since he had
been on horseback) turned carefully
far his saddle and commanded; "Jrifius'
call the tOII."
After all were found to be present,
Caesar said, with a little of his old
assurance returning to him—"For
ward march!”
>Every foot beat time, every left
foot\was thrust forward when sud
denly dim roar was hearti in the
distance/ Caesar jufhped. His nerv.es
werbri’t as good as they used to be.
He insist Jrave more self control. But
—what xvas this huge steel beetle that
was apprdaehing/and growing larger
every minute?/ Wh'at! still another
appealed along jthe white ribbon rOad..
Oh, Well, what could you expect?
These Britons had always beep a
ha^i^/bunch toy conquer. A little re
sistance Woulirjiust add to his holiday.
' 'What wds the matter? They all
just pmo!e<J him by, without taking
any ridticri! Afraid—that was it—
rurinmg: aV tbe imposing sight of
himwdf sifid/h'iw legion; But he would
sBke to h/tjta . one of these chariots,
w^ich yjoemed to be borne along on
the w.ind,' for himselfr He’d stop one.
Bratua/you and four of the guards
capture;'one of these armed beetles,
and bHng it to me as booty?’
That* whs strange. Druitts didn't
Hamilton/and Mrs. R Martin:
Miss Anna Kennedy returned .home
after spending a few weeks in Tor-
".onto. . /
.Mr. J.
line l^st week.
i. ’. .and Mirs. R. McDougal enter-
f a hogt of friends on Tuesday
nig'ht prior to the boys’ departure for
the- /West.
■■ ;/Miss Mabie Ross spent Sunday at
her^homA —
P"7\. -A .' ■
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/ > Mrs. Wrii. Crozier and Colin spent
Su'nday with the former’s parents,
MrVand Mita. Wm. Campbell of Don
nybrook. . -
Mr. and Mrs. John Blake are Spend
ing A few days with relatives, here.
/Mr. Aldon Hasty of Auburn spent
the week end with his, father and
Lome! here. . 1 *«■
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'. Mrs. Isaac Gauley who has been
very ill has been taken to Goderich
to the''home of her brother-in-law for
treatment. '
A A number front) here attended. a
party at \tjie home of Arthur Culbert’i
on the AW con., on\ Friday evening.
All re.pbrt\ a Very enjoyable time./
4Th^ ; Y, D. S, held \their regular
meeting on? Friday night/ Benson
Shaj
in:
Mr. Murdo Matheson, reeve of
Ashfield and Mr. Chas. McDonagh,
are in London this week'attending .thie
Convention of. the Good Roads Com.
After spending the* past five months f
in the camps in the vicinity of North
Bay, Mr. Alf. Ritchie returned home
on. Saturday as work was being dis- . ’
contyiued for the season.
Mrs. John L. McKinnon of Tiverton
visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Hunter, last week.
The young, folk of the Y. P. S. are
busy practicing for a concert tb be
held in the near future.
Mrs. Jas. Webster, boundary, visit
ed Zion friends on Thursday. last.
Mrs. Jack Gardner spent Monday
afternoon with Mr£. Clair Irwin,
boundary' west.
Mrs. W. G. Heed of Rapid City,
visited her sister, Mrs. Will Gardner’''"'-"
• on Friday last.
answer, well, he should receive his
just punishment, he would--——
Again Caesar Heard a dim drone
growing louder and louder. He looked
along the highway, and in the dis
tance .he saw a black speck which was
gradually—mb, it couldn’t ’be a bird
making such a noise aS that,—any
way it was gradually rising into the '
air, so it riiusCbe a^’Kird;- HbrdT^end:'^“
Romulus to^ see about' that., Romulus
was no coward. -
"Rbmulus, spear for tne that flying
eagle.” .
• His own voice shook a little, for
truly it w,as a most ^astounding bird.
Mmm-----stranger still?, Romulus did
n’t answer. .
Oh—he felt himsdlf grow cfold, the
-bird -wris-divipg at him. lie
his charger lovingly round tfie^nbek
and whispered in its. ear in faltering
tones, "Speed, Napoleon old pal> it
looks, like dr vulture."
But what was stranger than all
else, the charger suddenly vanished,
he felt4* a sinking, sensation in his
heart, and heard air rushing in his
ears—I' ■ . ' ■ ‘
"Oh, Gabriel,' bring Caesar to me,
at once.” ' .,
"Vety good, sir, but if I .might be
So bold as to say it, sir,' Caesar /has
begged a day of rest from your Gra
cious Majesty, the horse-back tiding,
sit, when he wasn’t used tb it -you
uri'derstand ?" __ . \ •.
Fbr one whole day, the weather
chart was not touched,' and the Heav
enly palace rang with laughter.
Lois of St. Helens, visited ^Klr. and
Mrs. Thos. Anderson Sunday4, Mrs.
Webb and Lois remained for a. few
days. Miss Jean Anderson ^whp had
been their guest’ for the week, end,
returned home with them; I/'
During the past month an/ejriuemicj.
.o£’flu..has.visitedmost..-of;.^he/lomes.
in this community. In sometpses the
patients were confined to . bed /for a
few days, a few required the-uzfoctor’s
care and others had a mild^/ attack,
but all agree that it has be/n an;un
welcome guedt.
, Mrs.v Paul Reed of Lupknow spent
the week end at .the horpb of Mr. and
ho'njri
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;irtg on Friday night, Benson
_/kleton taking charge. The meet-
JJnefct\ Friday night will be in
■charge of Gliffbrd Crozieri. '
—^Dri/and Mrs. Harry Hall?of Goder
ich Spent Suhda^ with th^< latter’s
hrothek Mr^Mriridh and .Mrs. 'Dumin.
V Mr. Stanley? Drerinan and Carlyle
M£IritosA of Windsor, spent Saterd^y1
at the home of tej^ir cousin, Mr. Wil
fred Drennan. " y \ '
Miss Bernice Blake of\London ?Un\
iVersity, jbined with her barents here
tbf‘the. Weakisjehd. ■ \- 1 \ '.
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: NO -■ BRUCEITES ; r ' ' ’■ A
\ JAIL® IN FEBRUARY
Whether BruceitesX are beco^ihg
better or riot has notybeen divulged
by the abthttritieS, bttk Gaolet Vic.
'Belt, has ' stated that in making his
report for thri, month of. February
to- the 'provincial department, he was
obliged /to' state that not ope resi
dent of Bruce (“Jdtthty had\hrierii\giveri.
into his care during the year’s short
est month./ This is the first instanb^
that this has occurred since Gaoler
Belt has b^fen on the job and oh.going
hack or some time prior to his re-
gfrpe he Jias been unable to, find a
rnOrith ifi5 which not a single BtuceiU
has been placed iri durance Vile at the
county castie^suHeteid Times,
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as a pejffcpn/ of Indi
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with ar/\autograph [al^um\with \j
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The el
Mrs. Thps. Anderson.
Miss . Nellie Cranston
from Lucknow over Sunda^/
Th? Y. P. S. held, a’ SW Patriick^
social at the hall Saturday evening. \
Elmer Johnston was cop^ene/mf \the
program which consisted bf dommiin-
•ty singing; the topic given iby^^i^s
Alice Shackleton; readings by |Mis^
\Alma Curran arid Elmer Johripton' and
group games. Sandwiches,/da^e and
'Icoffefe vvere served/ ' / '
A nuniber of young mdn, members
okthe^ip. s; gathered affhe haili
{onk Afternoon 'recently ajid (built a\
\antrtri and. shelves.■Th^y'ha'Aj bought
the lumber, arid the enctgeti^pre^i-
iktold Webster, brought it frCjm
on ^wn\ The whole, including the labor,
i\gift to the meiribers of the 1/70-
Mrom .$'40. meh’s /AsSdeiatipri,.. who appreciate.
or. bn
ifeweTl
I Asked
the tie
ced her
Tnlany
lest attendance for Mrs. Wm. C
Nearly^e'Ve m
attended' the\s£le\of farm st^e'k an
implements'.
"Mis'scs/ Jerini
Tuesday ks^
-O'0.0arid while they can have the privilege ,to .350;/arid yb^ngV'httle S&iAty sX^very ^much. their' thoughtfulness.