HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-08-01, Page 112.00 PER YE A# IN ADVANCE; $2.50 OTHERWISE LUCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST, 1st 1935
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VETERINARY
J. M. KAINE, V,S.» B.V.Sc,
* Havelock StM Lucknow ;.
’PHQNE 104-W *
Graduate of Ontario. ' Veterinary
\jC£llege, University of Toronto. All
^i'seasb of domestic TSriimals. treated
by, the most.modern principles;
-7-Charges teasoriaiblOMT^DaV "oFf mgKT
calls1 promptly attended, to,
The office is located, the first house
south of the Ca,tholic cjiurck in
residence of the late Mrs. W. E. Mc
Donald. 1 .
80-Year-Old .Lady
Survives Sister 60 .
Days, Gets $12000
.Aged Lady Inherits Sister’s Estate
By Outliving prescribed * Clause
fiTWill? Which Is Of Interest’ Lb-
cally. ,• 1 ■' k
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DR. J. E. LITTLE
Dentist." __ ■
XhRAY service «
Office In The Johnston Block
Telephone No. 5
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NEW CAR POLISH which is a
r wonder — also, cleans nickel and
_windows. Price reasonable. Call and
see. it —W. MURDIE & SON.
- GIRL. WANTED—Girl to do gen-
eral housework, to go to Toronto at
early date. Apply, Mrs. K. W..
7 “Jamieso^/ at-m S. MacDonald’s
l’fesidence, north of, the C.N.R. sta
tion, Lucknow.' . ; i . *. . 1 \
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All ’ persons having claims against
theestateof eatherineMcKiriribiT
late of the Village of Lucknow, in
the County of Bryce, Widow, de
ceased, who died on or about the
fourth day of June, A.D., 1935, are
notified to send to J. H. Crawford,
Wingham, Ontario, on or before the
third day of August, A.D., 1935, full
. particulars of their claims in ,writ-
- ~ing^- “Immedji'tfHly $fter the said-
third day of August, 1935, the assets
—of the said testatrix will be distri-
"^ted7=amongg't\_fhe—parties—entitled"
thereto, having regard only to
^_clgims—qf—whichtheexecutorsshall
. then have notice.
DATED at Wingham, this, fif
teenth day of July, A.D. 1935. .
JOSEPH MAiLLOUGH, Lucknow,
ROBERT RAE,. Lucknow,
•■,'• *7" .’“'Executors.'
CLERK’S NOTICE OF FIRST .
“ POSTING X)F VOTERS’ LIST
Voters Lists, 1935, Municipality of
11 ' tfie Township of Ashfield f
County of Huron
complied
•- rlJocar residents, and particularly
the “old timers”. will 'be interested
in t,he conditions of the will feft by
Mrs. Matilda Evans, a sister of the
late • Mrs. George Burgess of Ludk-
nQw. ,
Mrs. Evans left $12000.00 of her
$39,000 estate to her 80-year-old
sister, Miss Eliza McCurdy of Lon
don, on certain conditions. She pro
Vided that the bequest “shall be con
ditional upon my said, sister surviv
ing1 me by a period1 of 60 days.”
Mrs. Eya.ns passed away in May,
and on Sunday , the sixty days had
expired and MiSs McCurdy now in
herits the $12000 prize. . Miss Mc
Curdy is 80 years olch and resides at
176 St. George. St., London,. At pre-
/sen.t-.ahe..4s~a-*pat-ien,t*4n-‘St7"ffos‘e^
Hospital, but she is in no imme
diate danger. .
Both Mrs,; Evans and Miss. Mc
Curdy are remembered here by older
residents, they having at different
- 4ime s~v isi te d~her e""prior "'td~fhreirssttr
of .their sister, .Mrs. BufgessT , •
The remainder of the estate is
divided among other, relatives -in
cluding Mr. George Burgess and Mrs,
Gillis, formerly^ Ada Burgess. Mr.
Burgess Is a brother-in-law of Miss
■Mae 7 Davison, ■ where he and MireJ
Burgess visited each year. _____
■ The Evah’„sl..eMatriwilL-no'-w-be-di-v^-
'■ icled' as f ollows as /set out in the will}
J .--Lu-ci er,—niec e,~ L os~Angeles'
$2,000 legacy and $350 ring; Jean
McLaughlin, niece, Beverley Hills,
Calif., $1,000 and $40 ring;. Charlotte
Baker, niece; Los Angeles, $1,000 and
J>5(Lrihgi;- Adja Gillis, Lynn—Creek,
B.C., $1,000 and $16.50 in jewelry;
Susan. Evans, sister-in-law, $4,000}.
Frances, Edwards, sister-in-law,
$4,000; Thomas Alway Hall Home/
Salvation . Arriiy and London Health
Association, $333 each; William Ken-
mephew^BeHinghanTr^^Apfe/
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PROCLAMATION
I hereby proclaim.' Monday, Aug
ust the 5th, 1935', a 'Civic Holiday
< for the Village of Lucknow. All cit
izens are hereby notified to govern
themselves accordingly. ' ■>. 7 .
• i. A. • W. HAMILTON, Reev^’
FORMBH RESIDENT^pAsSED; "
AW$’Y; A-T . FETROLIA,1 .TUESDAY
Death OfJymea-2 Harr oJccurred
Early Tuesday Morning -r- Has
Suffered From The Effects Of A
Paralytic Stroke For More Than
Three Years. . ■•....*■
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The death of Mr, James Barr,
aged 51’,'. occurred early Tuesday
■morning ' in Petrolia Hospital/ fol
lowing. a second paralytic seizure,
Mr. Barr had been partially disabled
since suffering a stroke more than
three years ago, while then a resi
dent of Colfax, Sask. . '
The B^rr home, was just north of
the second concession on the Gravel
Road, where Mr. Barr grew to man
hood. While a resident of* the, com
munity he was employed on the C,
N.R. section and in -Mitchell’s Mill.
iSome.*-.yeare^a^pi-‘-Vfr^'Bar^n®®l^
up a hometsead near Colfax, where
he farmed "until stricken. with para
lysis three years ago last February.
Upon braking a partial recovery, Mr.
Barr came p^st about 2 years ago,
,and^-esided‘--for--a"time-^uth“hfs~bror“
th er; Mr;” Job nBarrafHb 1 yrobd anT
with his sister Mrs. Jack Purvis of
Langs,ide. Of late he has been mak
ing his home with Mrs. Wm. Walker,
at Petrolia, where he suffered the
second and fatal seizure.
—The -^funeral"service; urider 17070.F.
auspices, was held in Petrolia on
Wednesday. 7 ’.
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Will Petition Village
Council To Widen
I’ ** . The Main Street
' -Lucknow Boosters. Back Movement
, Ih Petitioning'^YilUge^rCcsfineiL^Q-'
'Proceed, To, Have’ Campbell Street
. 7 Widened ■' "
A move is o.n foot to petition the
village council’ to have the main
street pavement widened from Ro'sS*
to Havelock, St.-The Lucknow Boos
ters are behind , this “movement hav
ing endorsed, the proposal at a meet
ing last'week;
A petition is being circulated
among , the ratepayers, of the village
and ■ so far has received a large
number ' of signatures. The petition
reads as follow^: “We the under
signed ratepayers' of .the Village1 of.
Lucknbw, humbly .petition the Mun
icipal Council ■'■’to extend the' pave
ment, from Ross to . Havelock Streets
to the sidewalks.
“We ’ deem it a necessary under
taking, and the time is opportune,
■ow-ingAto'’"mnn'e'y'''be’irig'7bb't7iinable. at
present, at as low .rates, as-may be
had and’we recommend that the cost
be included in the bridge debenture
to be* floated shortly, Council to
use the material and manner of. con-
-stru cti oh—th ey—dee nr-bestf **.' ' ~~i
“"Such actibri *has been frequently
recommended with a view to relief
traffic congestion -on-a- -busy night.
At present, with angle parking on*
botSi 'sides of. the street, the traffic
lane* is so narroW that two cars have
little' room to p&sKTn. ' .
Gravel boulevards^; 7 feet deep.
MrJ~Barr was riot married and is
^rirviv-ed—by-~tbree"sisters;"MTtriVm7
Walker, Petrolia; Mrs. Jack Button,
Wiggins, SasXj" “Mirs? Jack. Purvis,
Kinloss and two brothers, Jack of
Holyrood and ,Vernie of Torpnto..
Another sister,’ Mrs. James Jewitt,
(Kate) died in Lucknow A number,,
of years ago and a brother William
died in the West several years ago.
,ower School Results
___—At-Ludknow-C^ntre
SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS
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15c
The Bread j The Bread
of Health Hq V 1O of Health
QUALITY AND SERVICE OUR MOTTO
SPECIAL for the WEEK END
LAYER CAICES WITH ^ASFBERRX CENTRES at
^ SPONGE QREAM CAKES with PINEAPPLE OR STRAW-
. BERRY FLAVOUR at 29c AN EXTRA VALDE \ '
SPONGE JELLY ROLLS AT ...........................15c
STRAWBERRY, RASPBERY, . PINEAPPLE v AND MAPLE
- WALNUT TARTS; * OATMEAL AND DATE SQUARES; FIG
AND APPLE SQUARES AND IMANY OTHER VARIETIES
’ ' OF COOKIES TO CHOOSE FR0>M.
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HOLLYMAN’S QUALITY BAKERY
Phone 36 . Lucknow
MIXED TWltlGHT
Eighteen rinks, from Hanover,
Wingham, Teeswater and . Lucknow,
took Tpart in a mix'ed twilight tourn
ament at the green here on Friday
night. Wingham rinks carried off
three of, the. four prizes as follows:
1st, George William’s rink; "iWing-
ham; ' 2nd, N. HiScox rink, Teeswater
3rd,_..J^.Mas0n’s-rink5^Wmgham^
4th, D. Rae’s ririk^Wlngham.
Family Gathering Is
Held At Whitechurch
HAVE YOUR EYES
RE-CHECKED REGULARLY
Your ^-year-old reading glasses
are not now suitable. They don't
- help enough. Your eyes are not
i now in the condition they were
two years ago. If you recognise
that fact you will have a. re
examination and' secure the help
which their PRESENT ..condition -
“““demands. Neglect of this matter
is very unwise.
ARMSTRONG’S Eyesight Service
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posted up at my office in the Town
ship of Ashfield on the thirty-fi^st
dayofJulyri935, the listofali*
^jpatsons-entitled--to-vote“in'the"“satd'
Municipality at municipal elections
and that such “ list remains there for
inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to .take immediate proceedings to
have any errors or omissions fcor-
rected according to law, the last day
for appeal being the twenty-second
day of August 1935.
. Dated. at Ashfield, County of
Huron, this 31st day of July, A.D.;
1935. .
Hjeorg?r~^urgess, • nephew^ Toronto,
$1,000j .Wiltfani'- .dibbins, nephew,
.Winnipeg, _$l,00b;—JIug-h-^McCurd-yy
nephew, Ghicago $l,000j .Ed.n.a
son, niece, Toronto $1,000.
ExamimF
tions at Lucknow and.’ the^ subjects
in which they were.* successful are
LUCKNOW TRIO WIN
The Lucknow rink of Wellington
McCoy, Robert Rae and G; H. Smith
carried off first, prize in the Trebles
Twilight Tournament in.. Wingham
on Monday night. Thirty-two rinks
were entered in this evenj, with The
local -rink winning; electric lamps as
their prizes. ’*'“/• * ■ '
pu&lisKed“‘here<witIiH ”
—A-ltonp Berrra’d^Yi^BE^TIist.“'B6^
Andrew, Ellen—Botany.
Brown, Ardyss—Eng.' Gram., Zool.,
Arith. . '
* Burns, James—Art. . :
Campbell, ’ Eijleen—Bot..
Carter, John—Br. Hist.
C6ok„ Rhoda—Geog., Botany. .
Corrigan, Annie .Marie — Eng.
Gram., Arith., Zool. ».
Finlayson, Kenneth — Geog., Br.
the sidewalks jon both sides. - The
- -propo-saIMs~to"k'TWk out. these curbs
and to., extend the street.. back' . to
walks, allowing., a' proper, incline for
drainage purposes. Members of. the
Booster’s Club. .considered a tarvia ,
substance would be theproper " ma
terial to use fo'r widening, so’ that
watermains could ■*. be reached, if
necessary with a minimum of diffi
culty,. „. . .
The completion pf this work,
would add. some fifteen fecit to the
safety and ease in motoring thwu
-the streets on Busy" nights. ■
The matterf.„..howe-v.&r-r—will—rest-
with ■ the ■ CQun.eiJ_wAen..th6v^-de-al-wifeh"
the matter; when’* the petition' is
presented in due time.
The Council will float a bridge
debenture ■ in the near future to cover
the’ cost of the newly erected “Card-,
ing Mill’ bridge and the majority of
Booster members. present af the
meeting were of the opinion that
the cost of the work on the street
could be included in this debenture
thus payment would be spread
ar period Qf years. .•I ■ ■ •
“Happy Everit As Mr. and Mrs. Hec
tor MacKay,, Are Surrounded- By
Their Family of Eleven Children
For The First Time In 28 Years..
Friday_,.afterpooira memorable
reunion was held at the home of
My. -and ’ Mrsr Hector MacKay, near
:Wmtechiirclf, '”":^e^ .. eleven
children met^.under-—thp---f-a-mily—tree
for the first -time in twenty-eight
years^ —Of- these eleven u children’;
Chri-stena ’ .(Mi’s. A. Purdonjr and
Annetta (Mrs>... R. Mowbray), reside
in Whitechurch; Sarah (Mrs. . J.
Markle) and Catherine (Mrs. G.
Markle)- atdKennedy," Sask.; John at
Wawota, Sask,;. Bertha at Stratford,
Charles at Djunriville; Donald, at
Guelph; Gordon at Wingham; Angus,
a missionary at, present on furlough
from „ Jharisi-^ Jndia^^^^^hile^AgneS"
YOUNG LAD OPERATED ON
' John._Scott,12-year-old -son" of "
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, boundary
east, underwent, a critical Operation
for mastoid about twelve days ago,
but was pronounced out of danger
the end of the week, although -devel
opments are ~ such as to cause his 1 _
parents some worry. and which may
-require the performance of- another ■
=minor70peration“to'“rectify the trouble”
The young„lad-was,-rushed- to -Lon-~-----
cion during the night, where his case
somewhat—puzzled" •>'iducW<^rlF'’"7fKi»
time, ami where he was kept: under
observation for about four days be
fore undergoing ari. operation in Vic- <
rtbrja Hospital. To perform the sur-*
gery.it.was necessary that an incis
ion be, made alboye and to the« front
of the ear, as well as the customary "
one to the rear of the troublesome
member. The chaps condition per-
mitted his mother returning^ home on- - -
BatHrdayy“*but*-jon'"Tuesdayi^^L^^s_^MM
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' C. E. McDONAGH,
Clerk of Ashfield Township.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In *the Matter of the Estate of
RobenT. John Henry, late of . the
Township of West Wawanosh in the
County of Huron, Farmer, deceased”
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors and others having claims
or demands against the Estate of
the said Robert John Henry, who
died on. or about the Seventeenth
day of June A.D. 1935, are required
on or before the Twentieth day of
August A.D. 1935, to send by post
prepaid; or to deliver, to the under
signed, the execiitor of the last Will
and; Testament of the said deceased,
their names, addresses and descrip-.
ti<'PiS^ the full particulars of their
claim^l, a statement of their ac
counts, and tke nature of the secur
ities, 4 (if any) held by them duly
verified by affidavit..
And take’ notice that after suclf
last mentioned date the said execu
tor will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said deceased among
the parties. entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which
he shal 1. then have notice, and that
the said executor will, not be liable
for the said assets or any part
thereof to any person or. persons of
/whose claims notice shall .not/diave
been received by hini at the time, of
such distribution. , #
This riotice ■ is given, pursuant* to
the statute in that behalf.
Dated at Luckfiow, Ontario, this
twenty-fifth day of. July; A.D.; 1935.
Samuel Alton, R. It. .2, Lucknow,
*• OriL, ExeCiitbr1. ,
ANNUAL PICNIC
The 3rd annual picnic of Bruce
Presbytery Young People will be
held at Mirimachi Bay, north of
Port Elgin, on Civic Holiday, August
MKrSbTtJbafl playoffs, games, swim
ming, supper and social hour, sing
song and a 'vesper .service are some
of the highlights of .this delightful
outing. »
LYCEUM THEATRE SPECIAL
, This week-end at the Lyceum,
Theatre, Wingham, there is a special
picture,’at regular prices, .that is
certain’ to be popular with theatre
goers. The picture is none' other than*
“The Little Colonel’' featuring Shir
ley Temple and Lionel Barrymore,
and one that comes highly acclaimed
This outstanding film is followed up
next week by a thrilling and popu
lar picture “Lives Of k Bengal Lan
cer.*’z
ELEfeTED PRESIDENT
'Mr. (Charles Barber of British
Columbia, editor and publisher of
the''Chilliwack 4progres,s, was appoin
ted president of the Canadian Week
ly Newspaper’s Association at the
annual convention last week in Tor
onto,
In our last week’s issue we re
ferred to Mr. Barber’s visit in Luck
now, pririf to attending the Conven
tion. Mr. Barber Served three year’s
on the.. Sentinel staff, under -the late
Mr* Bryan.
Hist, Art, Bot. : , . ' .
Garniss, Marguerite—Br. Hist.
’Gillespie A'gnes—Zooh, Agj^c. 1,
Gilmour, Helen—Eng.-.Gram. ““ ,
Hackett, Irlma—Eng. Gram., Zool.
Hamilton, Laura—Bot., Zool.
Havens, Christina—Zool.
. Ingles, Jack—Zool. _________-
"’’Johnstone, Howard—Bot. '
MacDonald, Marion — Br.. Hist.,
Arith.,, G.cog., Art, Botany..
MacFarlane, Muriel—Eng. Gram.,
Arith., Art, Geog.
MacKendrick, Kathleen—Br. Hist.,
Geog., Art. , ...
Mackenzie, Donald—Geog., Eng.
Grammar, ,Br. Hist., Art, Agric. 1.
MacKenzie, Fl('»rence—Geog., Art
Bot. _ . . ' .
r Mackenzie,1 Marion — Br.:' Hist.,
Geog., Art, Bot. .
Mopre, Charles—Geog,, Br. Hist.,
Zdoj., Agric. i, v
. Mowbray. MacKenzie—^Eng.- Gram.
G^og., Agric. 1. \ .
Morrison, .ISne^-Physiog.
Orr, Dollena—Eng. Grant, Arith
Zool. .
. Ostfander, Rexford—Arith.
Reynolds, Grace—Br.
Bot. .
Reid, ■ Jernes—Art.
Ross, Irene—Br. Hist.,
Bot. ■7’ / J
Ste. Marie, Cecilia—Eng. Gram.,
Br. Hist., Physi.og., Agric. IL
-Ste. Marie, Raymond—Eng. Gram,
Physlog., Arith., Agric. II.
Twamley; Chester—Br; Hist.
;Wall, Qordon Howard—Eng. Gram.
Arith* "" ,
. Webster, George —Eng:
Physiog.,’ Arith., Agric. It.
Wraith, ' Gebrgd' *—i* Erig.
Arith
Hist.,
and
over
MID-SUMMER >0
CLEARANCE SALE
Summer Dressesi, Suits andAH
Millinery Greatly Reduced, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
THE RUSH MILLINERY
■ .• * •■ ■ . and '..
READY-TO-WEAR
Wingham
' imany=ef-=
ters-in-law were present, as well
as many of the grandchildren, of
-whom—th^re^’are^THirty.-eight and
-fehTee^“of""itheir* seven ’“great grand
children. .
Hector MacKay was born in( In
verness, Scotland, on July 29,. 1,846,
and celebrated his 8.9th birthday on
Miond^y. lie came to Catoada when
six years of age. After residing a
short while in Nova Scotia, his fam-
fly settled in Zorra Township, Ox
ford County, and later moved to
Culross Township, Bruce County. It
was here he met his life ( partrier,
Catherine MacDonald, whom he mar
ried fifty-eight years ago. . As yet
this worthy couple enjoy excellent
health and joined in the festivities
of the reunion with as much zest’, as
the younger element,
. In the afternoon the yhung folks
played bail; while the others were
wentMx»"tO^ity. ■ . •. • ’
GOSPEL SERVICES AT LANES
Starting Sunday, . August 4th,.
service, at the Lanes Memorial
Ghurch, will be held each Sunday at
2.30 p.m. and continue at that hour*
throughout the month of August.
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MODERATOR TO PREACH
The congregation of the Lucknow
Presbyterian Church . will have the
privilege of hearing the Moderator,
Rev. D, T. L. McKertoli, who will
conduct the service this. Sunday
morning, August 4th.' Rev. McKor-
roll will speak in the Ashfield Pres
byterian church at the evening ser
vice.' .... . , .
Targe congregations are expected
to be present lat these services, hot
only because ‘of the privilege of
hearing stich a distihguishcd.^'clergy-
mah, jbut also because of the fact
that Rev.McKpri’oll was a beloved
pastor here more than years ago',
which makes this return to the Luc’k-
■now .pulpit a happy .occasion.
w BAPTISM AL HER VICE
Rev. C. H. MacDonald had a very’
pleasant ceremony to perform at the
Sunday morning Service -in the Pres
byterian Church,’ when he baptized
four little tots, the’ children of Mr.
and , Mbs. Wesley Huston, ’ Mr.' and
Mrs. Albert Gammie, Mr. -ribd MH*
Will Rdth'erfm'd and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. McCroStii. That afternoon at
the home of ■ the grandparents. Rev.
Gram., MacDonald baptised, Robert Thomas, lives'* miry be a lingering ~ and a
infant son of Mr. arid- M^S. Will Reid one. /
Bruce Farmer-Labor
Party Enters Candidate
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New Party First In Bruce To P^L.
Candidate In Field—W. G. Niclu
olson Is The Choice .
• ‘ ?• ■■■ T—:-' ' ' ’■ '
William G. Nicholson, BrilOeTowh- *
ship farmer, was chosen Farmer-
Labor candidate ■ in- the new riding
of Bruce in the Federal election, at
a convention in Port Elgin Saturday —
____ ____ The> convention endorsed the plat-
contennt to talk “old times”. ’ jform -pf the Reconstruction Party.
In the'evening a great many of thei Nelson Ribey, Bruce Township, Fret
former school friends and pupils and | sidont of the Farmer-Labor Associa-
neighbors of the family were present i tiop of Bruce; presided. A platform
to share with them this unusual
event. ■. ' ; (
John) MacKay, an accomplished en--i The platform asks immediate ad-
tertainer, was in charge of the pro- [ justment of debts, raising of pfico
gram put on by the family to re- j levels of principal commodities, re-
nlihd them of old times when they | financing of farrii arid home mort-
practiced their parts at . home, and (gages, equitable distribution of. tax-
kept the gathering in .laughter- with atidn* according to abi’lity to pay, a .
his old-time pieces and character, program of useful public works, pub- •
readings. Mrs. A*. E. Purdo^ was (He control of' currency arid credit
called on to tell a story in gaelic to through a Government central bank,
the circled members of the family, public control .of insurance, public
as she used to do when the .parents co-operative control’ of monopoliesi,
wbre away and much nietrfment was' the bight of .labor to organize, a
the result as she proceeded. Mrs. j national labor code ^hich would se-
Robert Mowbray entertained With a
Scpttish redding on “Tam’s . Hall-,
urinations With His Horse.” Hector
Mackay sang^ several old-time songs
Which easily showed his wonderful
memory and . versatility and was
given hearty encpreS, to which he
responded. Little Donald M-ackay of
^Durinville played several numbers
on the cornet arid Miser Bertha Mac
kay, on request, sang “Mary of
Afgyle,” w-hicki Was followed by
other nufnbets of local talent.
it . is, the ' widh of >theif ‘ many
friends that they may long continue
to be blessed with health and
pifipss, and that the sunset of
drafted in November was approved^
Adjustment of Debts
levels of principal commodities, re- ■
i
hap-
their
rosy
Pure adequate incomes for. the work- - ' -
er, and iusurarice covering accident,
old ag'e unemployment. . ■
The following officers Were elected
President, Nelson ’ Ribey, Bruce
Township; First Vice-pre's., Mrs. M. .
Beany, Southampton; Second ..Vice-.
Bres., G. White; Allenford; .Third
Vice-Pres.2 Daniel MacDonald,. Rip-
fey ley; fourth Vice-Pres., Mrs, C.
McLean, Bruce Township;' Fifth
Vice-Pres., XV. N. Burgess, ArraiV
Township; Sixth -Vice-PreS., A. J.. .
P^tet'sbn, Kincardine; Secretary- '
TreasurerMoffat Jamieson, South
ampton. .
Miss Agnes Mat^phaiil, M.P. for
SbuthriSst Grey/v^as the chief sperik-. . . /
er of the aftornooii.
Or