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THURSDAY, APRIL Oth, 1936
ST, HELENS
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HOLYROOD/
Dick
Fred
CANADIANS AND THEIR INDUSTRIES-AND THEIR BANK
GROWING •. TOBACCO
PAYS WITH HIS LIFE
>gw^Ri^fd~H^p^aahr^nt
in the electric chair.
good banking aredit for makipg a sound business
regular profits—and giving employment.”
WORKER: "So it’s your bank, too! I think most
of my friends in this district keep their savings
at the same bank. Some of us have safety deposit
boxes th em, t oo .
In the development of the tobacco industry, as
Bank of Montreal has played an important part.
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ASHFIELP NOTES
A Fatal Accident
Hamilton,
Stein, with
juryman,
likely to be
his OMNTh in the electric chair, on
Friday evening, after thrice having
the date for his execution postponed.
Eighteen months ago a New Jersey
jury brought in a verdict declaring
him guilty of .the hideous crime of
kidnapping and murdering the Lind
bergh baby. During the ensuing
battle for his life, between legal lum-
—inaries,~theca8ebecame,and-8till
is, a political football. Hauptman,
steel-nerved throughput the terrific
ordealj went to the chair without an
anticipated' last-minute confession,
and; stijfl declaring his innocence.
There are those who . believe him
• to be so and many who feel at least
" he was not alone, in the crime which
they consider has not° been satisfac
torily and definitely brought to a
conclusion: <• -
The remains were claimed by his
ever faithful- wife, and were crema
ted, as he had wished. At a future
date, his ashes'will be interred in
Germany, his native country.
Mr. | and Mrs. Jno. McKinnon and
babe visited with the latter’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno; McDonagh of
Belfast, were guests of C. E. Mc-
Donagh’s, Sunday afternoon.
----Mr^imd-“T^r“Leer”-Ritehie““and-
Alvin spent Friday evening with
Jake Hunter’s.
Mr. Earl Sherwood and moth'ei*,
accompanied by Miss Freda Barbour
of Goderich, visited Les. Ritchie’s.
* ori Sunday. <
Mrs. Gordon Ritchie spent Satur
day in Dungannon with her mother,
who suffered a severe heart attack
one day laat week and is stiU in a
very weakened condition.
Dr. 'ahd Mrs. Evang of Clintorr
— were,„guestsof_Wm._JKelm’sonFri-^
day last.. Mrs. Helm and babe ac
companied. them on their return,
where she remained until Wednes
day of this week.
4 CON., KINLOSS
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Mrs. A. MacIntyre and her bro-
ther^ Rev. A. M. Nicholson; visited
l^^preek with Mr. and Mrs. A. Mc
Auley.
Mrs. Graham spent 'the week-end
in Toronto, with "her daughter, Mrs.
B. Sangster.
Mrs. J. McLeod visited last week
with friends oh the sixth.
. Mr. Bert Lovett, sixth con., had
a very successful sale of live stock,
and implements last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton
have moved to their naw farm, a
mile, and a quarter west of the Grey
Ox<
Mr. and Mrs. D. McKinnon visited
last week with Langslde friends. >
Mr. Dobson, I.PJS. made his call
in this vicinity recently; .
Rev. A. Nicholson returned to his
home in Toronto,. and was accom
panied back by Mrs. Archie' MacIn
tyre, who will spend a few days
there. '
WHITECHURCH
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Miss Dorothy Pollock, nurse-in-
training in Guelph Hospital, is vis
iting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Pol
lock.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldin Purdon en
tertained, their friends and neighbors
- with a party last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Green of North Bay
and Miss Annie Henry of New York
are home with their mother, Mrs.
Prank Henry, who is sick in bed.
“The New Fangled Baby Show”
musical playlet, that was held here
in the hall last Wednesday evening
by the Presbyterian choir, was well
attended, and was a decided success.
It was well attended in Lucknow
, hall last Friday evening.
Mrs. Duncan McDonald of St.
Helens, is visiting her aister-in-Iaw,
Mrs. David Gillies. .
. Miss Simpson of Detroit spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George
Garton.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cox atten
ded the golden wedding of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cox of
Goderich, which was held on Sunday.
The Presbyterian church Y. Pl S.
have started to hold their meetings
on Monday evening, instead of Sun
day. A social was held on Monday
Mrs. Durnin Phillips opened her
home onJ Thursday for the April
meeting of the .Women’s Institute,
at wlhich twenty-eight ladies were in
attendance. The roll call “Different
ways of serving eggs,brought
many suggestions. The subject,
“Chickens from Incubator to . Mar
ket”, was in charge of* Mrs. Ewart
McPherson, who gave a splendid
"paper.^o^fsr7Gbrdon^^liefs3n“^eii(l?-
an article on “Ctate-feeding poul
try” and Mrs. McKenzie Webb, one
on “Wax method of plucking”. A
solo by Vera* Taylor apd hn instru
mental number by Mrs. Chester
Taylor on the piano, Mrs. E. W>.
.Rice, on the guitar and Vera Taylor
on the violin, were, both much en
joyed. Mrs.’ McKenzie Webb arid
Mrs. Ewart McPherson; and Mrs.
Gordon McPherson and Mrs. E W.|
Rice, were ties in the alphabetic
contest. A delicious lunch <was ser
ved by. the hostesses. Mrs. Jas.
Lyons, Mrs. W/I. Miller and Miss
Josephine Gaunt. •
Messrs; Peter Watson, F. G.
Todd, Hugh Rutherford, W. I.’ Mil
ler and Tom Todd attended the
Spring Show at Clinton on, Thurs
day. Mr. Watson was an exhibitor
of horses, [
Members of the Begf Ring are
reminded that the first. beef will be
available on Thursday morning,
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. Mrs. McKenzie Webb. Russell and
Billy were week-end guests of Mr.
apd Mrs. Allister Hughes, Holyrood.
Misses 1 Annie Watson and Isobel
McCharles , spent the week-end in
Toronto.
Miss Isobel Miller, Citizenship
convener, presided at the meeting
of the Y;.P.U. on 'Sunday evening...
Mrs. E. W. Rice, had the Bible char-
acter-on-“Isaiah”..—Thetopic“Re--
newing Our Faith”, was taken by
MoKinley Ramage. Next Sunday
pight Dr. W. V. Johnston of Luck
now will be the special speaker.
Members of the United Church
Sunday School are preparing an
Easter concert to be presented on
Monday evening, April 13. One of
the main features of the program
will be the sacred drama “The Chal
lenge of the Cross”, to be presented
by. seven of the older girls. Plan
to attend and inc'idently to help the
Sunday SchooL s '
' Mr. John MacDonald is a patient
in Wingham Hospital, where he* is;
ill with pneumonia.
Mr. Wilson Woods was home from
Guelph (for the week-end.
Mr. Win. Jansen is spending a
few days in Kitchener.
The sacrament of the Lord’s Sup
per wi|l be observed in the United
Church, Sunday morning next,, with
Preparatory service on Friday even
ing at 8 o’clock.
Mrs. George Stuart has returned
home after spending a few weeks
with her sister, Miss MacGregor.
** Mr. and Mrs. MacKentie “ Webb,
Mr. and Mrs. Allister Hughes and
Mr Donald McKenzie of* Wingham,
attended the funeral of their cousjn,
Mrs. Jean House of Kitchener, at
Guelph on Wednesday.
Her' many friends will be sorry
to learn that Miss Aijnie McKenzie
fell and fractured her arm, while
papering at h.er home in Wingham*
KINLOUGH
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
(Continued from Page 1)
o'clock 'Saturday morning, when evi
dence . will be heard concerning the
accident,x by the- same jury composed
of Jack Macintosh, foreman, Isaac
Ensign, Jack Henderson, Donald B.
McKepsie, Jack
Richards, Andy
Martin as spare
Chief witnesses
“ wiir ^e Tdr. ^l^k~'WM"^hose~first'
to' reach the scene jot the accident;
Jack; Thompson, who drove Consta
ble Moore’s car to the scene, as well
as Constable Moore himself.
■ Was Esteemed Resident
Mr. Dean was laid to rest Wed
nesday morning in Kingsbridge cem
etery. The funeral service . was ' in
charge of Fathers Quigley, Dean,
\McCardle and Dalton.
“John Joe” as he was* familiarly
known, was a general favorite in the
Kingsbridge community, yrhere he
has been a lifelong resident, A frien
dly and happy , chap, and highly re
spected, he will be much missed by
a wide circle of friends.
Surviving are two brothers, Rev.
{father Wm. Dean of Port Lampton.
land Ignace of Quebec and four
sisters, Mrs. J. Ml Bowler and Mrs.
Mike Dalton of- Ashfield, Stella
Dean, of Port Lampton and Minnie
Dean, wljo has been living with her
brother at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pollock, Mr. and
Mrs; Ralph Elliott and Joye, spent
Monday at Mrs. Aimer Ackert’s.
Mrs. Robt. MacDonald „ and Jack
returned home on Sunday having,
spent the past week with her parerits
at Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris and.
• Mrs. Thos. Harris were~ the-'guests-
r of- Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson,. Par-
amount, on Sunday
The H. W. I. met at the home, of
Mis& S. Piirvis on Thursday, April
,2nd. After the business was com •
pleted, the. program consisted of
readings by Miss Irene Wall and
Miss Kathleen Graham. Topic. “Stor
ing of Furs and Winter Garments”
by Mrs.1 Bert iMcLean^ community
singing. Contest, plain white cookies.
The prizes were awarded as follows t.
Miss Mae Boyle,; 1st; Mrs. Richard
Ellidtt, second; Mrs. Albert Thomp
son, 3rd. Roll call, My favorite home
> grown food and how I like it pre
pared. Lunch was served by the
hostess and committee in charge.
- Miss Margaret Rae . of Lucknow,
TOBACCO farm OWNER: ’’Henry, you and
the other men are doing fine work and I hope
you know I appreciate it."
Tobacco Farm Worker? ’’Thank you; I
figure you know that we appreciate our steady
-'“"'jot0^godd^y,”tda’r’ 7
.OWNER: "Oh, well, Henry, I don’t deserve all
the credit. I never could have started or carried On
this business properly, without the assistance of in other new and old Canadian industries, the
my bank, the Bank of Montreal. Like hundreds Bank of Montreal has played an important pate,
of other tobacco growers, I have borrowed every From the time the plants and* fertilizer are pur*
year from'the. Bank to pay for plants, fertilizer chased in the spring and on through the growing
. and labour ; and soon after Lbegan the Bank loaned season when money is needed'for labour, equip*
. me money I needed for barns and other equipment. ment and' buildings,, the Bank’s loaning facilities
Of course, I’ve .kept up' my end by paying off the , are at the disposal of its hundreds of tobacco*
loans when I solemnly crop, There’s nothing like growing customers. „
BANK OF MONTREAL
ESTABLISHED 1817 • HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL
« Lucknow .Branch: S. D. WHALEY, Manager
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MODERN, -EFFICI-ENT fiANIHNG SERVICE ,THE OUTCOME OF 118 YEARS* SUCCESSFUL OPERATION^
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spent Sunday at Mrs. Aimer Ackert’s sPent Monday at Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. MacDonald Pierce’s.
and Jack were Sunday evening visit- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Congram and
ors at Mr. Thos. Harris’..
Mr., and Mrs, George Rutledge of
Millarton and Mr. and Mrs. George
Harrison and Edward of Clark’s [
Elizabeth
Harold were Sunday visitors at Mr. 1
Arthur Culbert’s, Dungannon.
, BORN—At Saskatoon, ” on Friday,
April 3rd, to Mr.»and Mirs. E.
Wilson (nee Blanche Jamieson) a
son. '
Mr, Thos. Colbert of Huron is ,,
visiting with his son, Mr; W. H,
Culbert and Mrs. Culbert at Windsor
Mr. Alex Harris left on Friday for
his home in ,North Dakota, having
spent the past few month with... his
brother, Mr. Robt. Harris, here.-
day. A social was held on
. evening.
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Miss Anna Mae TreleaVen
know, spent the week-end
home here.
Mr. Ed. Durnin and eon
of Luc-
at her
Miss Kathleen Graham spent a
few days last week wit|i Misses
Kathleen and Ina Eckenswiller.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hewitt and
babe of Miliarton, spent Monday at-
W. Boyle's.
Miss Winnie Percy,; R.N.. of Kin
cardine, is holidaying at her .home
here.
Miss Hilda Reid spent the week
end with Miss Mary Cox?
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Wes. Guest is under the doctor’s
care.
'Sympathy is extended to Mrs. B.
Slessor, in the death of het brother,
the late S. Armstrong.
The congregations of the Presby
terian and Anglican Churches will
hold a Union Good Friday service
in the Anglican Church at 8 p. m.
Rev. J. D. Gilmour of Lucknow will
be the special speaker. Everyone is
welcome.
Mr. Ed. Dutnin and eon Warren
df Stouffville, visited his brother,-
Marvin and Mrs. Durnin, on Sunday.
Mr. Wm. Campbeil of Donnybrook
and brother' James Campbeil, of Illi
nois, visited the former’s daughter,
" Mrs. Crozier, oh Sunday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Shackleton
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and Benson visited friends in Goder
ich, during the week.
Miss Susie Kilpatrick was a week
end guest at the home of Wm. Rob
inson of Belgrave, >. k .
Miss Letitia Draney of Dungannon
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Dutnin.
Mr. and Mrs,,. Wilfred Drennan
and family, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. .tames Drennan of Kintail,
The W-. M. S. meeting was held
at the home bf Mfs. Raymond Fin
nigan. A good number were present
The missionary quilt was quilted^
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