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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-10-17, Page 1NOTICE TO CREDITORS be- NOTICE TO CREDITORS ser- him 0 • iff 245 ADOPTING NEW INDEXING SYSTEM AT PUBLIC LIBRARY The Lucknow .Library Board ‘ is adopting a new card system of WiOOD FOR* SALE—Enquire of J, W. Joynt, ’Phone 15, Lucknow. Local Students Retain Inter School Trophy Score 183 Points In Mud And Rain .. Wfti Trophy for Second Succes sive Year—Ball Gaines Called Off “Large Number Of New Books Will Ready ■ ■ , Board of Education as public schooi j-ns pectog^Mx..^<ejd:> adopting a new. card system of in dexing books. To permit this change being made- it is necessary that all DR. J.E. LITTLE r ‘ Dentist X-RAY SERVJCE Office In The Johnston Block Telephone * No. 5 V-' :X'J.' i.',i■,; • Pefeat Is RegretteJ DEHTAL IN THE MATTER of the ESTATE OF MARGARET MacRAE, Deceased persons having claims against the ‘ Estate of Margaret MacRae late; 30 applicants.’ He, is a successor to W. J. Morrison, who has become principal of the Ontario School for the Deaf, Belleville. VETERINARY $2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE; $2.50 OTHERWISE ■! ■ ■ III 1 ill! ■il.rii .......... urn II j.. 111 ii.rm.iMi.! J." Mi KAnta/ V,g., B.V.Sc. ° Havelock St„ Lucknow “/■; ’PHO&E 104-W . . Graduate of . Ontario. Veterinary . College, University of Toronto ij^harges reasonable; > Day er night / . ' qalls promptly attended L to ’ Office . in the residence- Qf, the fate , 1 Mrs. W. E. McDonald APPLES FOR SALE — Different varieties and qualities. —- Apply tp 4 J. W. Joynt, ’Phone 15, Lucknow. FOR RENT-—6-room house, in! • Lucknow, ..furnished or Unfurnished. , Mary Struthers, Lucknow. CAR FOR SALE 1927 Ford Coupe, in good condition.. Apply at Sentinel Office. FOSTER HOMES WANTED ' Roman . Catholic Foster Homes wanted for Baby boy, 3 months old, boy 1 year; boy, 3 years. Apply, Secretary. Children’s—Aid Society,, u ■ Walk'ertop, ~• -X of the^ Village of Lucknow in th*e County/of : Bruce, who died o,n or about the 1st day of August, 1935. —^are^hereby«noti4e<i^-to^end~theii?- claims verified by statutory declara- ; ■ " ' tion to the undersigned Executor on or before . the Eleventh day of November, A.D. 1935, immediately after which, distribution will be made having regard only, to those claim?, properly filedu DATED at Lucknow, Ont., this 16th day of October, 1935. . ■ . , MARY ROSS, R. R. 1|, Ripley, Ont., Executor of the above Estate. ......... ■ ...'......... ■ , ■ IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF BRUCE In the Matter of the Estate of MARGARET JEAN , MURRAY, De- ' ceased. 1 CREDITORS OR OTHERS -having any claims ot demands against’ the estate of the said Margaret Jean Murray, late of the Village of Luck now in the Coupty of Bruce, Spipster deceased, who died on or about the 8th d&y of September/ 1935, at the said Village of Lucknow, are hereby required to ’ forward full particul ars of such claims or., demands, in - \ . . detail, duly verified by affidavit, post paid, to James Pickering, Lucknow, Ontario, the Executor of the Will of- the said* deceased, on or before the 26th day of October, 1935, after' which date1 th€ Executor will pro- . ’ - ceed to distribute the # said estate among those duly entitled thereto,. having regard only to claims oj de mands of which notice has then been • received. ' ’ OATED this 26th day of Septem- . her, A.D„ 1935. . IA^ M'acRAE, Box 386, StrathroV, Ontario; Solicitor for the Executors. In the Matter of the Estate of . Wiliianj, Kaake, late4 of the Town ship of KinloSs, in the County of Bruce, Retired ^Farmer, Deceased. ■ - ’ Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Statute in* that behalf ‘that . all creditors and others, having any claims or demands against the Estate of the said William Kaake, * who died on- or about the fourteenth . day of May, A.D., 1935, are required on qw before the twenty-sixth day of October, A.D. 1935, to send by poj< prepaid, of deliver, to Hugh C; Lan?rR. R. No. 1, - Holyrood, Ont.,, or George Huntley, Putman, Ont., the executors of the last Will and * Testament of the said deceased, their names, addresses i and descrip tions, the full particulars of their claims, a statement of their ac counts, and the nature of the securi ties (if any.) held t by them duly • verified by affidavit. ’ , . And take notice that, after such last mentioned date the said execu tors will proceed to. distribute the assets of, the said deceased among * the persons entitled thereto, having * regard only to the elaiihs Of which they shall then have notice, and that .the said executors will not be ‘ =. liable for. the said assets or any part thereof to any person or per sons of - whose . claims notice .shall - not then have been received by them at the time of such distribution. • . Dated at Lucknow, Ontario, this - Fi rst - day 'Of October A.D., 1935;;. '" • Hugh XX ESne, George' Huhtley; ■ EkecutW • LUCKNOW, ONT., THUHSPAY, OCTOBER,17th 1935 - - - . * North Huron Electors C0MMBNeBD BBTORN Swing To Liberalism In Keen Battle In Huron Ridings Robert- J. -Deac^ma-n,- Defeats ‘George Spotton, By" A Majority Of Slightly. More Than 600' North .Huron constituency joined in the Liberal sweep on Monday, by ousting. George SpOtfop, Conserva tive member for the.-past eight years and electing in his stead, Robert J^ jleachm apj/fhe Howick bojn Libera L candidate. ,'Deiaehmian’s majority runs to slightly .more than 600 in a battle- of the ballots that was keen and close and- as returns came^tricklirig in from the various centres in the riding the .final result was for u time doubtful. ' . One of the chief factors in Mr. SpQtton’s . defeat was the swing to Liberalism of the ", Conservative stronghold in Goderich. In: that town Mr. Deachman received a majority of 76 votes. , . . - In West Wawanosh the popularity .of the twe candidates was practical ly etjual with the South end voting Spottonvand the north end strongly Deachman. Ashfield .Township gave Mr. Deachman a majority of, 134 votes,, -Kingsbridge centre giving - him the .biggestboostj^with a maj- 'ority ef"Vo votes. “ .A check up of returns show slight variances from, different sources, with Deachman’s majority somewhat over; 660 and according to: the fol lowing figures 635. (Continued on Page 4) • <r‘. ELECTION NIGHT QUIET ENGLAND LAST THURSDAY Jim Williams, An Employee Of^Mr. ,• EWart. Taylor For Over 3 Years Returns To. His. Old; Counltry Hoine., 1. ■ . ’ ; An Atlantic voyage, that .will take ‘ Jiip. Williams back |o\his home :• in England, will today be nearing an end. . *• .. Jim, who came to Canada almost five years ago, has for the past 3% years, been employed by Mr. Ewart Taylor, where the young man/ has proved to be an efficient workmen and was well liked By the Taylor family, as well as. by quite a. num ber of friends he made in this com munity. Jim is an only son and for some time has felt the urge to return to his. home; an urge that has Been stimulated By the^ desire of his. par ents-io-have’ him return. Jim left here last Thursday and on Sunday comrrienced his trans Atlantic,- voy age. '. Mr. Jim Gardner is now assisting at Mr. Taylor’s. • Election night in the village passed off very quietly, -evidently to the (dis appointment of a large crowd that was milling around the street, and as a sweeping' Liberal victory was assured, was waiting, for the cele bration to commence. The :Band was out and did a jbit of parading around town, but the crowd dispersed early. Members of- Lucknow Pipe Band and-quite-a- ■ number-of -followers^ set- out for^.Goderiph-ta-.joJn..i.n..the cele=- books bdi. recalled, and the Board is asking readers to return all books hoF^Iafer 'thari October 28th;' -*-^he“Libnar-j^will-^then^J>e^clQse,cl„ for a time, while, the Change is be ing made. For the re-opening the B^ard has on hand a large number of neW books that wifi be then, on the shelves. Readers, in their own .interests, are being urged to co-op erate to Assist in bringing vabout this improved system of handling library books. Tpriiliirion Piles Up Astonishing Majority Brqce Electors Give W. R. Tomlin- ■ son, Liberal Candidate ' Of Port Elgin, An Overwhelming. Majority Of About 16,00 Votes ... W. R. Tomlinson, 33 yfear-old bar rister of Poist Elgin, and Liberal candidate in Bruce riding, was /the choice of Bruce electors- at the pplis- on Monday, as-they',spoke in no un certain terms, in electing Hop. James Malcolm’s successor, with .an over- . whelming majority of about .1600 votes.. - Even .those, nearest the pulse of .pre-election sentiment, were "sur prised by the monster majority giv en the Liberal- candidate. .. Earliest returns showed comfortable majori ties for Tomlinson, and , indicated;, his: election, that was :.s0on conceded Ifis1 returns kept pouring 'in to run the Liberal candidate’s nhajo'rity well over the 1000 mark, to leave far be hind his opponents, Gideon H-. Rut tie, of Ripley, Conservative candidate and W. G. Nicholson of Bruce; Re construction candidate. . " . . The popularity of Steven’s cart- • rlidates seemed to wane the' past couple of weeks of the campaign and Hon. H. H. ‘Steveris was the only ringkjnen^gjLfii this mew. .party to. be elected in the' whole Dominion. Tn. several- constituencies hpwever.—a large vote was polled, although, neith er candidates in Bruce and Huron, made-^in impressive showing. . Regardless of' pre-election ’ dope; when it came down to placing the X the selection boiled down pretty -m uch“toH:herinv oyol drpar tie s-with-tib^- eral candidates from coast to. epast being' strong favorites. •, - ■— • (Continued °n Page 4) ' ' RUSSELL REID NAMED INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS -te ' Russell Reid, "son of Mrs. Alex Reid of Whitechurch, and a. brother $f Mrs. (Dr.) Balfour of town, .was last week selected by the Brantford SINGLE COPIES 6 CWT8 n rtiB Bre^d g i /1 The Bread of Health .r‘ii-OV'lw' Qf Health QUALITY AND SERVICE- OUR MOTTO SPECIALS for thejWEEK-END LAYER CAKES WITHRASPBERRY CENTRES at . . . .15c SPONGE CREAM CAKES with PINEApFLE OR STRAW BERRY FLAVOUR at 20* AN EXTRA; VALUE sPoAge jelly rolls at .............. .i5e> STRAWBERRY, RASPBERY, PINEAPPLE AND ; MAPLE WALNUT TARTS; OATMEAL AND DATE SQUARES; FIG AND APPLE SQUARES AND IMANY OTHER VARIETIES OF COOKIES TO CHOOSE FROM. HOLLYM AN’S QUALITY BAKERY Phone 36 — Lucknow . EYE STRAIN IS A HANDICAP To do your best work in the. easiest possible manner, be sure . your seeing is as nearly as pos sible .normal. Combating your —errors,--of---; vision—isin itself ...: work. Why should anyone carry this handicap? It is probably not at all necessary. At, least have an eye service determine if it is or not. ARMSTRONG’S Eyesight Service STUDENTS WIN AT RIPLEY Lucknow students, playing soft- ball and baseball in Ripley, on Mon-, day after four, emerged victors in both encounters. \ The girls’ team won a 28 to 21 decision with the following lineup. Mary McKim, c; Anna Finlayson,, p; Dorothy Miller, lat; Laurine Miller, 2nd; Frances Thompson, ss; Mary McDonald, 3rd; Outfield, Audrey Horne, Jean Thom and Dorothy Graham. In baseball the boys won by a / score of 7 to 5. The local players were, Alex McIntosh, c; ' Gordon Miller, p; Bill Hewat, 1st; Bill Mc Kenzie, 2nd; Jack " MacDonald, as; Bob McKenzie, 3tid. Outfield, “Jack Leith, Charlie Jewitt and Harold ^Thompson. Scoring a total of 183 points, 48 more‘ than their nearest opponents, Lucknow High School students, for the second successive year were win ners at the/inter-school athletic meet and earned the right to retain the Irophy they captured last year- aat Tee swater^-The_-’three/se bool g-that- co.mpete in this meet -are Lucknow, Teeswater and Ripley. Rain that started to fall shortly before noon,- continued throughout the afternoon in varying degrees from a drizzle to a downpour, and it was a wet-and Weary group of ath letes (not to mention the spectators' and those in charge) 'that finished the competitions after dusk, had. fal- len. Hot drinks and sandwiches Werp -R.^-7-“Deachniany-meTnibei’"elect,, wffiU reached ..the county towp via Bly th, Brussels, and Clinton, where he spoke briefly and then pushed on to Goderich, ^railed by-a monster fol lowing. " W. I. Makes Plans For Remembrance Day Service Members Will Sell Poppies—-Cleared $24.00 At Fall Fair Booth Necessary arrangements in con nection With Remembrance Day, were planned at the October ineet- ing of the Lucknow Women’s Insti tute held at the home of Mrs. Ira Campbell on Friday afternoon. The sale ^f poppies will this year be con ducted by members of the Institute rather than by children, as previous ly has been the custom. Mfs. Clarke, Mrs. Garniss and Mrs. Orr were ap pointed a committee to arrange de tails •; for a Remembrance Day vice and to purchase a wreath to be placed at the Cenotaph. The committee in charge of the fall fair'booths reported a net bal ance of $24.00. The Institute has had the matter of a rest room under discussion, which has now been dropr ped, as it was j^rned Mr. T. E. Smith' planned installing such an accomodation in'his garage. " • Mrs: R. L. Treleaven Was appoin ted delegate to theA Area convention at Goderich. ' Interesting features of the pro gram! included an interesting talk Oir diet as.it effects health by Dr. R. J. Bowen; a reading by Mrs. Harvey Webster; an able discussion by Mrs. Freeman on'the motto “Better be silent^thari speak ill’’; artd a mus ical selection by Mrs*. Campbell and Mrs. Freeman. Mbs, Archie Faterson wdsj the winner in the pumpkin pie contest. FORMER LAWYER DIES The, death Of Charles Lockd* OC; curred in ‘Ridgetown the latter part -of the Week. Mr. Locke, will be re- .memhere’d SS a lawyer Who practised, here for a time around the period of the 1910 reunion, His office WAS ' in. the Joynt; -RevT^A^Mr^NichoiseuHfeoses^OutSAs- ■ C. C. F. Candidate In Saskatchewan - Rev. A. il. Nicholson, Kinloss born young' man, who contested Mc Kenzie constituency . in Northern Saskatchewan, .as a C. C. F.' candi date went down to defeat on JJ^onday. The sitting member J. A; McMillan a Liberal, was re-elected in that. riding. ‘ " . “Sandy’s” defeat is received with general regret here, for regardless of, party, this community knows, that had he been elected, his constituency would have ‘ been represented. by a conscientious, energetic and able young man, who would., decide mea sures on their merits, and vote ac cordingly. Mr. Nicholson who> had been min-, istering among the lumbermen at Hudson Bay Junctiop, was in close contact with conditions, and knowing the needs , of the, people, decided to accept the C. C. F. nomination, feel ing that. as. their parliamentary re presentative he . could render \his community a real serviced. The re-election of the. Liberal member, with Mr. Nicholson as his Opponent, speaks well however for the. merits of their chosen represen- •tative., Miss Dorothy Douglas Gives Farewell Address o', • Annual Thankoffering Was Success fully Held In The Presbyterian Church Last, Wednesday — Mrjs. McKenzie Presented With Honor ary Life Membership The events that could be were run off in the rink, but/races and vault ing had to be carried on out“°f-doOrs and no speed reqords were estab lished, one can be certain, on a track that was wet and muddy.' ' Softball*and baseball games (Continued <m Page 4) LIBERAL SWEEP ; By ‘ Monday’s Federal election, Prime Minister elect, Rt. Hon. W. L. MacKenzie King, was swept into office with the biggestUmajority of followers by far, ever accorded a leader in Canada’s political history. The party- standing follows: Liberals ....a..............................tf(...,....^168 Conservatives ______.....____ 41 Social CrediterjS .....^...................,...........17 c< c. f. :........................ 8 Ind. Liberals _ _____.... '4 Liberal-Prog..................2 ReconstructioniSt ____^... 1 Ind.-Conservatives .............. 1 Independent .............. 1 U. F. O. T^bor 1 Doubtful ........ .to........ 1 New Flannelette Blankets, Wool en- Blankets, Comforter's, Etc. at— Trf’E: M-AR&M STORE. Lucknow Presbyterian W. M. S. held their ^mual thankoffering meet ing in the Church, last •‘Wednesday evening, having ‘ as' their guest speaker, Miss Dorothy Douglas whose services have been much in demand during the past year, since arriv ing home on furlough from the. mis sion field in Tamsui, Formosa, Japan to Where she will soon return. Miss Douglas, as principal of the Girls’ School there, reviewed inter esting details, of the people, and their customs. Appreciation of Miss Doug las’ talk and best wishes for her success wheh she early, returns to Formosa, were expressed in a mo tion by Mr. R."V. McKenzie an?i Mr. J. W. Henderson. , ' .Appropriate missionary hymns Were sung.during the. ^service and selections by a" mixed quartette con sisting of Arlene Jewitt, Verna Steward; Frank McKenzie and -Rex ford OstrSnder. Rev. C. H. Mrtc- Dotfald- presided during the meeting' and at the cohclusion of Miss Doug las’ talk, called on Mrs. . LinklHter; W. M. ,Sa district president, who spoke briefly. ’ Presentation Made, * The evening was marked by. the presentation of an honorary life membership certificate to Mrs. Ewan McKenzie, a charter member of the local W, M. Sv- The pleasant duty was performed by Mi’s. A. P. Stew art, who read an address and Mrs. C.' H.' MacDonald, who. made the presentation. ' ~; presentation. Rev. McDonald briefly BIG VOTE POLLED HERE ■ V ' ---------*--------- ■. . Lucknow electors polled slightly more. than five-sixths of the total eligible vote here on Monday; when 572 ballots, one' a spoiled/ one, were cast at the three, divisions out of a possible 660. The village ran ' true to form, giving the Liberal candidate, a. majority of 156 votes. Monday was an ideal day for get ting the electors out, , and the vote here was one of the heaviest ever, polled. Mr. W. J. Todd, who-has beep in poor health for some time,' was taken to the polling boothiin a> whee ' chair to cast his ballot. ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE FOR PLOWING MATCH Popular Rural Event To Be Staged At Foster Moffat’s Farm-Entic-—; With favorable weather Liext Tuesday,. October 22nd,. South Bruce Plowing Match gives promises of being well attended ami the events keenly contested. The .match this year takes place in Kinloss, on the farm of Foster G. Moffat, adjoining Langside school. Competitions get underway at 9 a.m» Eight classes are open to plowmen which includes a list of some 28 ’ special prizes. ( Those - intending ,to plow should notify the secretary at least three days before the match in order that sufficient ground may be staked. Anyone, outside a ten mile radius, requiring a, team should apply by the end of the week to Mr. Moffat. Lunch wvill be served to all plowmen. This match is open to competitors from" Huron, Bryce and Grey coun ties, excepting one class, plain or jointer plo.ws in sod, which is open to Ontario.’ ■ , ' BULBS! BULBS! Our shipment of Holland bulbs, has just arrived and this is planting month. We have daffodils, hyacinths, tulips, narcissis, etc., for sale. Now is .the time to get a supply as they make lovely gifts. ’Phone 88. . SOLOMON'S GREENHOUSE .FATHER DIES SUDDENLY Mrs. Richard* Webstei? received word, of the' death of her father, Mr. James Gives, which occurred sud denly in- Galt on Friday. The news came as a distinct shock to Mrs. Webster, who not many hours pre vious had returned frdm .Galt where she visited her father, leaving in his usual health. READERS ATTENTION Lucknow Public library patrons are notified that ALL Library/books MUST be in by Monday, October 28th. The installation of a new in dexing system makes it imperative that all books be recalled to -the reading room. The public are urged to. co-operate 1 with the Board in this regard. . 'reviewed the bistory of the Society, paying tribute to Mrs. McKenzie’s faithful support of the work* . * i TAKING OVER HOTEL . Mr. George Fisher.. of Waterloo, has leased from Mr. D. C. Taylot, the building until recently .operated as the Lee Hotel. Mr. Fisher plans to overhaul the building, to. provide comfortable and first class accomo dation for the travelling public. Mr. Fisher, is district supervisor of the Sovereign Life. Assurance 'Company; with Lucknow being in his territory. He will coritiiiue in this capacity and also conduct the hotel business, with the assistance of Mrs. Fisher, and othets. It is expected they will take over the hotel this week, and heedless to say, villagers will welcome them and wish them success tn operating Lupknow’s hos telry.. ■ F" ■ PLAY AT'CREWE , The Homesville Dramatic v Club is presenting their play1 “Closed •Lips” in Crewe Church on Friday -evening, October k5th this play has come highly recommended and pro mises art evening of enjoyment. Ad mission-Adults. 25c; Childreft T5c. JOINT INSTALLATION Lucknow Lodge No. 112, I.O.O.F., and Jewel Rebekah Lodge, will hold a joint installation of officers in the lodge room on Friday evening, Octo-, her 18th. A> good turnout of members is requested... ’ ', PLOWING MATCH Bruce Plowing. Match Wifi on the farm Of Foster G. adjoining Langstide School, South be held Moffat, op Tuesday, October 22nd", cominen cirtg at 9 a.rn. F. G- Moffat, l President • Herbert Arkell. Secretary.