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Few men were. more widely knowti
7 p.mj—Confirmation Service. PRHACHER—The Bishop.
CAMERON GEDDES—Soloist at both services!.
WEDDING BELLS
McIntosh—todd
vision is im-
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ST. PETER’S CHURCH, LUCKNOW
"Ernie . Pullen Succumbs In Kincar-
—dine "Hospital'
Receiving Chest Injuries In Ray
ing Accident.
VETERINARY SURGEON
^W. J. KELLEHER, B.V:Sc.
'Phone 29, Ripley, Ont.
jADR. J. E. LITTLE
■j~" Dentist
XhRAY SERVICE
, Office In The Johnston Block
Telephone No.5
Mr. William McQuillin, Lifelong Res-
-• ‘ident Of Wesfl Wawanosh Ahdx
Prbmient In Public Life, Expires
Suddenly From Ten - Year - Old
Heart Ailment?
'. \ ■ Graduate of
-~^--r--^-\7-^<Colleg.e, University ^
* / . / dis/ase| of domestic
$2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE; $2.50 OTHERWISE
Prominent Wawanosh /
Farmer Dies Suddenly
Injuries Received In
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TT ' 'jact for those whose
LUCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY; JULY 18thf 1935
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VETERINARY
j. M. KAJNE. XS., B.V.Sc.
Havelock . St*. Lucknow
< ’PHONE 104-W
t Graduate of Ontario -Veterinary
•of Toronto. All
, .... . domestic animals treated
"by Rie most modern, principles.
Charges reasonable. ‘ Day or night
calls promptly attended to.
The office is^ located the first house
south of the Catholic church in the
residence of the late Mrs. W. E. Mc
Donald. . '
COTTAGE TO RENT—at Kintail
Beach for July, ,.and<first-..haif.—jif.
August.—Apply to Georgie McDonald:
RipW, R.’R. 1.
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FOR SALE— McCormick Binder
in good repair. Also double and
single-^furrow riding plows. Apply
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FOR SALE—12 acres of standing
hay* in the village of Lucknow,
mixed Alfalfa andTimbthy. Barn to
store it in if desired. Apply Jas.
T. Lyons.,
BINDER twine for sale
ParamQiint Club will sell twine to
■ anyoner fof cash at Jack Macintosh’s
on the ' evenings of July_24-and-?25,.
at ^lowestrv-prices.—LPhfie—62-llr or
68-5, Dungahnon. .
I! AUCTION SALE
An Auction sale of Household
effects, etc., __ ....
farm of the late Mrs. John. Sherriff,
——Lot-18r^€onrT47™West—Wawairosh/
- orji Friday, July 2f "
effects, etc., will _ be held' at the
—Lot-18r^onrT47™West—Wawairosh;
26 th,. at. \qne\\o^l^^
Qff^red-
bid. See bills.—
Matt. Gaynor, Auc.
A serious heart condition with
which he has been afflicted for the
past ‘"ten years, and of which few
except his immediate family were
aware, ended as it was expected it
would at some time, in the sudden
death of Mr. Wm.
West Wawanosh.
“ /" Mr. McQuillin expired suddenly .oh
Monday evening about seven o’clock,
his death coming as a distinct shock
to this community in which he has
been a lifelong, esteemed" and public
spirited resident.
Mr. McQuillin had gone to ’ the
barn with his son Chariest, who was
about to remove a young colt which
had died that afternoon, In~bending
over to attach the tug to the whif-
. fletree,^-Mr7"-MeQuininr
collapsed. Medical assistance / was
immediately summoned but to ho
avail as it was determined that
death* had occurred almost jjnstantly.
Few men were more widely knowfl
throughout” the district than was
Mr/M'CQuillih“He'7waF"a son bf the"
late Edward " McQuillin and Eliza
beth Andrew,, and was born on the
homestead now owned by his brother
Jphn, Upon growing to manhood,
Mr. McQuillin took up his o'wnxfarm
about a mile distant and where he
has continuously resided ever since.
■Mr.—McQuillin was".just one, month
from observing his 73rd birthday.
-•-Mr—McQuillinhas’been—a'"prom-
inent figure in public life., having
served his township in the capacity
of both councillor and reevyy V^\O^>
more-than-twenty--ye^
fl/jh^bwV' of^tng 'St. ■ Helens,' School
Eoqrd and for many years sec'rfetary-
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STAGING CLEARING SALE
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Thispast /week; renovation work
has been going on in that part qf the
Allin Block on the nor^h side of the,
“Town bridge”, which was formerly
occupied by Mr. Temple. Clarke.. Into
this stand Mr. A. E. Buswell plans
the lafbter part of the .month; to
rflove his’ stogk of Men’s; arid Boys’
“Wearables. /
Since opening lip this men’s and
boys’ wear "store, Mr. Buswell has
been Situated in tfie Johnston Block.
Commencing to-morrow and end
ing on July 3‘ist, for eleven days, Mr.
Bus well is conducting a “ July Clear
ing Sale,” when his entire stock of
new and .high grade merchandise will
be offered at clearing prices, that
the proprietor expects will' greatly
rqdu.ee hl's stock and facilitate the
moving operations to his new quar
ters. •' • . j- ",
You will do weir to peruse Mr.
Buswell’s ad, elsewhere in this is
sue and plan to be an early shopper
to secure . the best selection from
his popular lines* of merchandise.
.>•' SINGLE COPIJSS 6 CENTS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
... I-n the Matter of_the-- Estate- of
George Graham. Moffat, late of the,
- --. Townshin-of 7 Kinlpaazjin^the^Counte
—~—“^ra^heyeby/given: thatall persons hav-
ing any, claims or demands against
—,j. the late George Grahanr Moffat who
died on or about1 the Fourth_Ldav_of.
April A.Jff. 1935 at the Township of-
Kinloss in the County of Bruce, are
required to send by post prepaid or
to deliver to the undersigned, exe
cutors under the Will of the' said
George Graham .Moffat, their names’
and addresses and full particulars
in writing of their claims and state
ments • of their accounts ahd the
-77—. nature df Jhe securities, if any, held
by them, duly verified by affidavit.
And take notice that after the.
First day of August A.D. 1935 the
said executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said de
ceased among the persons entitled
I thereto, having regard only to the
S’ 'ms of which they shall then
e had notice, and that the said
cutors will nPt be liable for,..’the
said , assets of any part thereof to
person of whose claim- /they
shall not then have received notice.
. This notice- is given pursuant, to
the Statute in that .behalf. . ' ; •
Dated iyt'Lucknow, Ontario, this
eighth day df July, A.D. 1935.
' F., G. Moffat, R. R.3, Teeswater.
< W. J. Mdffat, 170 Deleware Aye.,
Hamilton, Ont. Executors.
■Chgst contpsions, resulting when
a firWcn wnTfffetree . struek ’ him a
terriffic blow, caused th^j death of
Mr. Ernie Pullen, which, death oc
curred- in -Kincardine -Hospital a few
hours after receiving the injuries in
a hay /harvestingaccidehFjn Kinloss
Township on Tuesday afternoons ' Mr’^ 1V ''facing'
bff^fhe bay .erdp at the farm of Mr.
.Tom Hodgins, con. 12, kinloss. Urf-
loading I was in progress at' the time;
with Mr. Pullen driving the team bn"
the hay fork, and while transferring
a heavy lift to the mow, the whiffle^
tree broke, hurtling .back with ter
riffic force and striking Mr. Pullen
^fuTl- in the chesf. —
_2MedjcaLassist^go....^ ...immed,-.
Open Air Conventicle
Closes Summer School
Large Gathering Assembles, For
Tmp^esdive And Time ' Honored
Service Conducted By The Sj^Od
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An .attendance of about seventy, a
"Week of delightful ^camping weather
and ■ able leaders and instructors, all
had their part in making the 6th
annual ®ummer. SchooJ .at Camp Kin
tail, a. marked' success.
Impressive and ' largely attended
was the concluding . service on Sun
day evening, that took the form of
that time honored service, known as
the Covenanters^ Conventicle. Such
they became " known as during that
period, following 1637 in ScQtland-
as the Covenanters in their struggle;
for religious liberty gathered on\ the
hillsides or other lonely”1 spots to
attend their ministrations. -
And sb, on Sunday evening, on the
hilltop at Kintail, overlooking Lake
Huron’s water and under a summer
rev"
lived. Rev.' Austin L. Budge, Moder
ator of the Syn-od of Hamilton and
London”, under which the school op
erates, conducted the ' service that
"Was/impressive i» its. simplicity, and
without -musical accompaiiiinent the
biTltop: rang "with- the psalm singing
of the audience. .
I A commlunioh service followed,,
when students of the school stood
to partake of this- solemn rite. Bea- .
con , fires, broke out before the ser
vice ended and added historic signi-
sig.nificance to the occasion..
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RASPBERRY, PINEAPPLE and' MAPLE WALNUT TARTS,
AND A LARGE VARIETY OF COOKIES
HOLLYMAN’S QUALITY BAKERY
Phone 36 Lucknow
Consecration and Confirmation
Services
Sunday, July 21st, 1935
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ll.a.m.—Consecration of Church by the Rt. Rev. C..A. Seager,
Ritchie, Rev. J.. D. Gilmour and the Rector.
PREACHER— The Bishop
•'■■■/ NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the 'matter Of- the Estate of
Rose Mary Sherriff, late of the
Township of West Wawanosh in the
County of Huron, WiJow, deceased.
^Notice is hereby given that, all
perjsoqs having any claims dr de-
• mands against the late Rose Mary
Sherriff, who died on or about the
fifteenth day of April, AjXj 1935,
at the Township of West Wawanosh
in the /County of Huron, are re-
" quired to’iiend by pdst prepaid or to
deliver to the undersigned, Admin
istrator of the estate of the said
- ' Rbs£ Mdry Sherriff; their names and
addresses and full particulars .in
writing of their claims and state
ments ,of their account^ and the
nature of the securities (if any) held
by 'ihem duly verified by affidavit.
’And take hotice that after the.
Twenty-seventh day. of July A.D.
1935 the said Administrator will
proceed to distribute the assets of
the sa’iii deceased among the peu-
, sons entitled thereto, having regard
'■ oftlyt to the claims of which he shall
then have had notice and that the
said Administrator will not, be liable
for’ the-said assetsi fir /any ' part
' ’ thereof to hny person of v lose .claim
he shall , not then hav received
T" . notice, ( ■ j
Thjs notice is given . ursuant to
the statute ifl that behalf.
Dated ,at Lucknow/l Ontario,, this
2nd-day of July, A.D... 11935. «
1 Joseph D. Anderson,
R. R. 1, Lucknow, ■ Ont. Administrator
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Extensive Damage Done To F. D.
- MacLennan’s and - J. S. xMacKenr
zie's Cars-T-Iniuries While- PainfuT
Are Not Serious
The first major motor mishap of
the season, in this immediate vicin
ity, occurred about 10.30 o’clock on
Sunday evening, on the boundary,
about two miles west of the village
at Jas. Tj’. Webster’s.
Mr. Ed. McKenzie, accompanied
by his^cousin Miss- Betty McKenzie,
and Dick Carter and Donald Hen
derson, were returning from the
special evening service at Kintail
Camp. Running out of gas at the
point where the mishap occdrred, Ed
attempted, to signal an approaching
car, driven, by Mr. F. _D... McLennan^,
who, was accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Murray and his two grand
children from Toronto.' . ‘
; Mr.‘ McLennan evidently failed to
see the parked car and crashed head
on into the right rear portion of the
standing vehicle. .
In the impact; jyir, McLennan suf
fered a sprained as well as a bro
ken wrist and broken rijis, whiler-hrs
passengers escaped with .a shaking
UP‘ ' / . /'
In the McKenzie car, Dick Carter
and. .Donald Henderson, who were in
the rear seat, suffered two fractured
ribs and a scalp wound, behind the
ear*, respectively? Donald’s injury
.required a' couple ofstitches. Miss
Betty . MacKenzie. in the front 1 seat
received an injured shoulder.
* Beth • cars were badly damaged in
the crash, winch left them both
crosswise on the foadway. The left
front portion Of Mr* McLennan’s
flew Ford V-8 was b'adly1 damaged,
including fender, radiator and hood.
Tlib right rear part of the kfldy of
the McKenzie Chev, was crushed in
and tbit fr^nle sprung. The centte-
door post on the right Side of the
car was splintered and spruflg back
several iflchqs from its original pos
ition. ^Damage to 'the Mckettzie car
is 'such as "to make it almost im
practical to repair * it, is the opinion
of some.
Constable Mofire being absent
frfim town, the mishap w-as reported
to the police—> at Walkerton, , who
ordefed !the damaged Vehicles fe-’
moved t’o toxyfi. ' '
to remove the then unconscious man
to-_ Kincardine- Hospital by ambu-
lanc.c._Mr.-Pullenregained"conscious-r
nesg, during the evening, but so ser
ious were his internal injuries that
his death occurred at an early hour
Wednesday morning.
Mrl/Pullen, a native, of the old
country has lived in this , district
practically all his> Jife -since coming
to Canada when 13 - years of age.
The greater part of. the time he
ms lived in' the Ripley vicinity. Fc^s
lie past three years he has been
eipplpyed by Mr. John Hodgins of
Kinloss qnd previous, to. th is-had been
in the employ^ of Mrs. Alf. Hodgins.
Mrs. Pullen was assisting at a neigh
bors when he was fatally injured.
The funer,al service i will be.l.held
ip Ripley Anglican- Church on Fri
day at 2.30 o’clock, with' interment
in Ripley Cembtcryj ' .
New Wash Dress Materials, Pique
Voile, Plain Voiles, etc.—
THE MARKET STORE.
HAS BEEN APPOINTED
PUBLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
en-
Miss. Kate MacDonald, {fourth
room teacher on the local school
staff, was recently appointed by the
School Board, as- principal( of the
public- school, ah appointment which
Miss' MacDonald ■ has accepted.
Miss MacDonald’s duties in this
regard include organization and cler
ical work in the lower rooms* while
under "Miss McLean’s direction,j re
mains the responsibility of, discipline
and the general welfare of tho
tire school. . •
Wo have been informed - by the
Board that we were in error in
case in recently reporting „ reduc
tions made in teachers’ salaries.
Public school salaries were lowered
by a total of $830., as a result of
reductions in the salaries of thO
teachers of the 4th, 3rd, 2bd and
1st rooihs of $100f* $210.’‘ $210. and"
$310. respectively.. The , salaries to be
paid were rejuirted correctly how
ever. ' ' •
This plus a reduction of $250. on
the combined salaries of
Scheel - teachers,. effects a
duction of $108,0. , *
one
the High
tdtaj
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Wil! Preach Here
. .pastqr o.n the Ash;-
field circuit'and the son of Mrs. W.
P, -Reed of town, will - [conduct the
-mornjng-service;-in““the'”United“ch'urch’
Lucknow^ this Sunday, when it is
expected that a Targe congregation
of. friends- and members' of his for
mer congregations will be present
to greet this youthful preacher who
is advancing rapidly in , the ministry,
JRK WITH . ‘
Improved . vision
Here is a 'fact for those whose
daily work requires close use of —theeyes^-They'-'willtireearlier7
in the day if their vision is im-
* perfect. Anothef ,fact is that
their work. will \ be less of a
burden and will be better done ■
if they see without undue strain
on their eyes/. Eye comfort re
sults from a nibderrfi examina-
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Give Fine Demonstration
Knbwtege Acquired By Students’
During Ten-Day Course Was A
Revelation
dance
To Those In Atten-
In* a brief and refreshing hour’s
demonstration on Saturday even-
ing, sixty' students of jtfie Bible
Schools, many jundei’ teen age,, re
vealed • to an attentive and surprised
audience what they had accomplished7
during the past ten days of study.'
The . demonstration was... given in
the local skating rink, with an aud
ience of possibly 150 persons in at
tendance. The pupils performed their
parts oh a raised.,.,platform erected
at* the north - end "of-™the /building,"
with an. attractive background ^nd
wings of cedar and flags. .
^The performance was a insult of
the joint efforts of .the pupils who
have, attended the trio of Summer
Bible Schools being carried on con;
currently at Lucknow’, ‘Dungannon
and Ashfield during the past ten
days, undqr the supervision of Miss
Pearl Henderson of Detroit./\ Mrs.
Turner was in charge of the Luck
now school, Mr.-' Lowey. at Dungan
non and Miss Jean Ernest of Detroit
at Ashfield. At each school a staff
of .teachers assisted in carrying on
the wbrk. .
Miss Ernest was on the platform
with the student, group on Saturday
evening, while Miss Weber; also of
Detroit, presided at- .the • piano.
The entire program, which consis
ted of chorus work,' replying to Bib--
lical questions & repeating Scripture
passages/ was a revelation' .to the
audience, and • it was only those in
attendance, who can grasp, the ac
complishment of these young child- .
reh in a brief ten days. of Bible
study. Other features of the program
were a‘. duet' by the McKendrick
sisters-, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
James -McKendrick of Lochalsh and
a solo by Doris Reid’ '.daughter of
Mr..and ^frS. Sam 'Reid of Ashfield.
The Bible questions were -a-sjeed^the
children by several of the teachefs
of thb varfbus staffs which were
comprised aS follows: at Lucknow—
Mi’S. Turner, Tri charge; Dorothy
Graham, Mrs. T. Watson',
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ARMSTROJ^G^ *E!y^sight. Service1
At an informal gathering,_in-2Zion.
Hall on Monday evening, .the pre
sentation of a Parchment Certificate
of the Royal Canadian Humane As
sociation was made to Mr. Donald
McLean of- ■ Ashfield in recognition
of his bravery and timely assistance
in aiding to prevent, further loss of
ljfb on July 1st last year, when Miss
Ruth MIcQuiHin; lost her life . by
drowning in Lake Huron.
Among> those present were the
members of Ashfield Council and Mr.
George Spotton, M.P., who made the
.presentation. Rev. W, J. Patfon
Reeve IMfatheson also spoke.
A similar certificate has been also
received for Sidney Smith, at pre
sent sailing on the Gxeat Lakes and
who previously owas presented with
a silver medal jn this connection by
the Township of A-shfield. ‘
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LAWN SOCIAL .
A Lawn Social will be held on the
lawn at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. MacKenzie, Friday afternoon.
Tea served from 3 to 6. A good
program is beihg prepared. Proceeds
for the Star Fresh Air Fund. All are
invited. ’.Silver collection. Men,, are
especially invited to attend and sup
port this worthwhile cause.
and
MUSIC RESULTS
. AT very pretty summer weddiflg
was solemnized at tfie I home of Mr.
and Mrs. David Todd, St. Helens,
when their only daughter, Vera
Elizabeth', was united in marriage to
Donald Joseph McIntosh of Vine-
land, Ont., at two o’clock on Satur
day afternoon, July 13th, Rev. W. _
-Wright—of—Str™Helens officiating. -------
To the strains of the Lohengrin
-““byb ™ 5*77^
of Vineland, the bride, on. the arm
of her father, took her place on the —
veran(Lah'-beneathanarch“"of~ever^" “
greens, ferns^and roses. The bride
looked charming in hgr wedding ,
dress of white satin and lace with
lohg, flowing veil caugfit up by a
Marina tiera. She carried a bouquet *
of Johannah Hill roses. The brides
maid, Miss Ethel Blackmore of
Hamilton, was very charming in a
gown of yellow and brown chiffon,
and carried a bouquet pf Talisman
roses. The charming flower girh
little Miss Charlotte Burns of Buff
alo, N.Y., was very sweet iti a prin
cess style dress of pink taffeta and . -
carrying a colonial bouquet of
summer flowers.. The groom was supported * by his j only brother, Mr. I
Douglas McIntosh of Vineland. Dur
ing the sighing of the register. Miss
Dorothy McIntosh of Buffalo, N. Y.,
sang “I love you truly” very sweetly
In the. rpoms, tastefuny^deedrated....—-
in pink and white with bouquets "of
white lilies, roses and larkspur, a
weddmg luncheon was served to.
about seventy guests,, after which .
the bridal party left* :fln a motor'
trip, the bride travelling in a green
crepp suit with white accessories. *'
After their return they will take up ;
residence in Vineland.
Guests were present from Pigeon
Saguenay, port Huron, Niagara Falla
Buffalo, Vineland; Hamilton, Toron-/
to,/ Elmira, Kitchener, Wingham and
LueknOw. « . ,
SPECIAL SERVICES SUNDAY
AT ST. PETER’S CHURCH * . -Mi
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Bt. Rev. C. A. Seagar, Bishop of (
Huron, assisted by Rev. E. C. Itfc-
Ritchte, Rev. J» D. Gilmour 'and the
rector, Rev. J. H. * Geoghegan, will . *
conduct special .services of Conse
cration and Confirmation at the Sun
day services in St? Peter's Church
this Sunday, July 21^t, Mr, Cameron
Geddes will be guest soloist at both
services. 1
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Music students ' of Mrs.. G. H.
Smith were 0,ne hundred per cent,
successful in the Toronto Conserv
atory of Music examinations with
the following results. - ■
Associate Piano—-A. T. C. M.
General Musicianship and Technic
Honors—Pedagogical Routine and
Practical Teaching —Blanche Mc
Dougall. , .
Intermediate Piano—
Frafik McKenzie, .Rachel McDonald
"Junior Piano-—
Helen McDonald, Graham ,Sherriff
Elementary piano-—
Honors-ypotis Wilkinson.and Jack
Ackert; Jane Hornell, Gladys Pen
rose;
Introductory Piano—
1st Class Honors—Flora Whaley.
Grade III Harmony—
Honors —Peggy MacDonald and
Rexford Ostrander; Edith Smith.
Grade III History— ’
.1st Gloss Honors—Peggy Mac
Donald; Edith Smith.
Grade II Theory
lot Class Honors—Olive Anderson,
Marion MacDonald and Annetta
Knight; Graham Sherriff. ’
G. H,
HEAR THEM WEEKLY
Thd Lupkaow Pipe Band is becoming
tnbre and .more popular as they make
their weekly Saturday flight ap-;
pearitnee Under the leadership of |
Roy McKenzie, featuring Earl “Joe”
McCoy, one of Canada’s premier
overhead drummers. Each Saturday .
night-, if you come” to Lucknow, ydu
are assured §f the pleasure of seeing
and hearing^ this Band in their
street parade and . concert that .fol- .
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