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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1936-12-17, Page 1* ' (r. ’ i i * T LUCKNOW, ONT.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER117th, 1936 I) DENTAL Dr. R. L Treleaven DENTIST ° TELEPHONES „ QKee 53 W. Reanfence 53 J. ■Jl ------- , ..... „,,,------------- - .. ......... .................................... ■ ............ ------------------------ --------------------?--------—-------------------------:----- Observance Of Boxing Day Is Up To The Merchants \ CHUSY3C4S DANCE In the Tbwm HaH» ImekiHJwr on Christmas night, December 25th, under Fire Co. auspices. McCartney's Orchestra. Admission 23e plus tax. Lunch counter. Eesnember also the ISTetr Year DsEttee^ on Eri&gr night, January 1st; AN IDEAL GIFT A year’s subscription to The Sen­ tinel makes an ideal Christmas Gift. No fuss, rar worry—just give us the name anti. we will start the paper with S>f Christinas issue, and send air appropriate gift card.. If you’ve ever been away from home, you’ll truly know how welcome the "home paperi’ is each week " ter. “Its up to the merchants, its apt our business," said Reeve Ander- son. Mr. Bushel! said he had been ap­ proached in the matter and on quar­ rying merchants on the north side of the street, found only one who did r not ,favor the day being observed. ? Reeve Anderson stated that among thosp he had asked on the south side of the street he didn't find anybody r who wanted it. ; Payment of 1936 taxes was report­ 'd as comparing favorably with other years. In round figures the total levy . was $18,000 with 1935 arrears of $1200. . Advance payments totalled. ' $1500., and collections to December ' I4th, more than $14,000. including, i about $125 of 1935 arrears. Total arrears at the above date,* except . that returned."to the -County, was slightly in excess of ^5700, consist­ ing of current upaid taxes of over $2600 and 1935 arrears approaching the $1100. mark. Five out of IS, who are subject to poll tax; were reported to be in ar- ■ rears.-.A total'- of ”47' dogs in the vil­ lage are taxed. _ Two tenders received in connee- tioin. with instilating the pump hou|e with “rock wool” were feid over. ’ Relief bills presented for the two weeks of this month totalled $3.46. GREETINGS BY TELEGRAPH This year send your Christmas and New Year’s greetings by telegraph Christmas greeting telegrams are in­ expensive. To out-of-town points, new- low rates are available on messages 1 Yf" prescribed text, namely, 30c to \ places in Eastern Canada and 45c to ' places. in Western Canada and Uni- ’ "ted States.’ Overseas messages as low -’ as a dollar. There, is something peri, x sonal about a greeting by telegram. .] HARNESS IN USE < OVER SIXTY YEARS ‘ O’COAT WEEK AT DECKER’S We are clearing ail winter Ofcoats this Friday and Saturday. Reg. $26.50, to clear at $21.00. Rfegl S22.50, txt' clear at $18.50 Reg. $19.50, to clear at $16.00. AU men’s and boy's ready made Suits at greatly reduced prices. New postal regulations have • been received by Postmaster Lindsay, governing holiday hours and delivery. One change the Department has made is in connection with the holi­ day hours. Hereafter the local office will be open from 8 to 10 a.m. and •from 2.30 to '4-30 pun. on ail statu­ tory holidays. Another ruling is that municipal weekly half-holidays will no longer be observed by post offices. Official notification has also, been received that rural couriers must make their rounds on hH holid same as on other ’days. This is a ruling which is not to be very popular with rural cour­ iers. for they are. only human and no doubt appreciate a holiday, as well as anyone else. While the every -day delivery will be appreciated by rural, folk, we question if anyone would object to, missing their . mail for one . day. so that the couriers could enjoy at least either Christmas or New Years as a “day off”. •-■ PROMINENT ORANGEMAN, [.MRS. RATHWELL’S BROTHER SPEAKS TO SCARLET CHAPTER? „ DIED AT NASHVILLE W»i HaHenhy Re-elected Head Of Word has been reerived here of the Kinloss Scarlet Chapter On Mon- dei^Lof, Key^.^eh occurred day Evening on m Nashvffle, whereYor . « j . | many years he has been a educa- &c- Eath'ren- *•= “ conducted by a prominent member He was bore af Varna and X the Order. Mr Robert H. White hiT^Se^^t a?34 past seas°to he suffered a heart at- tack and had never regained ■ his addressed the meeting which was at- Bsaaj health tended by visitors from Wingham and Tfce faneral is feeing held this af- Cr IT* dent, will be dosed. Besides Mrs. ^thweH and Miss A. X K^s- of Hridenby, Scrib^ W- R RRehae, town, two other sisters, Mrs. J. p- Treasurcy, Isaac PumeB; Fim lee- 5^^ of Pon Mrs. E. Dfl- 1 <^ge_MacKenaw Setond Worth of Barrie and two brothers, lecturer, Ben Logan; First conduc- Franfc Niagara Falls and Oliver tor, Richard^Carter; Second eomtoc .of Detroit, also survive.. ^ter| SY his. death his riidpw, two sons ^arter£ Jack Carter; -en- daughter are left bereaved, anel, Earl Hodgins. _ ______j______ _ week of prayer to CONTINUE TWO WEEKS The “Week of Prayer," held 'an­ nually at the beginning of the New Year, will'be observed this season for a period of two weeks, beginning' on Monday, - January 4th and eontia- aing^ until ..Friday, January lath. Both Monday nights, ' -the Young People of the churches will have charge. The following dates, places and . speakers have 'been ‘ arranged 'subject to correction on -account of meetings in associate, charges. Date " Jan. 4 Ian. 5 -7-«____________ __ _______ Jan. 6 Presbyterian Rev. Patton .Jan. 7 South Khdoss,_Rev_ Geoghegan Jam. 8 United' fan. 11 r__’_ Ian. 12 Anglican __________ _ Jan. 13 United Rev. CeoghegUH Fan. 14 South Kinioss. Rev. McDonald Jan. 15 Presbyterian Rev. Tucker OBITUARY Church United Anglican . Speaker •/y. p. s. Rev. Tucker Presbyterian Y. P. S- Rev. Young peared, apparently permanently, it has not since been reported found /’■ the the . DIED, OXTtJESDAY This community has been deeply saddened by the death of Mr. Tyndall Robinson, which occurred late Tues­ day afternoon in Wingbam General Hospital •Mr. Robinson Underwent an oper­ ation ou‘ Friday for bowel obstruc­ tion. His condition was regarded as critical, although .at.the' first 'of the week was- believed 'to-be favorable until Tuesday, when he took a bad turn. Mr. Robinson was an esteemed end- popular farmer of the 6th of Sunless, where, from his residence the funersil service will be held oh Friday with interment in Kmloss cemetery. - ’ Bereaved so suddenly are his wife, two daughters. Elizabeth and T^na. and three sons, George, Charlie and Howard. „ . the DIED AT LOCHALSH ' ' ~ / Au aged and longtime resident of Loehalsh, Donald R. MacKenzie, -away on Friday, in his 98th year. TheVfuneral service was held, at his late ’’ ' e Lot ’36, Conces­ sion jbn Township, on Monday f interment in Lochalsh cemetery.' TEMPLETON PRIZE CONTEST Eileen Geoghegan ' Bertha* Stimsozr . Verna Dahmer. _ Mary Salkeld ___ Abigal McMfflan Doris Taylor ___ Margaret McNril .. Atofy Chin _____ Dorothy. Paterson Elizabeth Margaret McDonald Treieaven .6000 .50115 .4150 25G0 -TFJ5 .1725 1225 jl-15 AG75 JOOO ..325 About fifty Ladies Attend W. L a QUALITY AND SERVICE OUR MOTTOI *i * ' *!" it' »,», Am, sr,n»!V& ULK MUJTO , ,I Let Hollyman*! 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SEE THESE GIFTS AND HOW r REASONABLY PRICES- Special Valises on Special Orders jr PROCLAIM KING GEORGE VI ^4 kjt olution Foi Every Problem On Your List, . ■ ’ --- ----- ----------------- -------------—------— -eouBtoed it oD aad get one. ’ , S ' LOOK OVER OUR DISPLAY OF GIFT .ITEMS BEFORE' DECIDING ON YOUR GIFT. WE WELL WRAP ANY GIFT READY FOE PRESENTATION EXITS MANY SOCKS P. T. Armstrong Visit V ORIENTAL Christmas Gifts CHINESE HANDKERCHIEFS FLOWER BOWLS CHINESE LILIES' - . , CHINESE • TEA —tot Attractive Haad Made Baskets And • ■ Many Other Gifts SPECIAL DINNERS " EVERY' SUNDAY * R©m 'Duck • _ E£|. •' Oyster Breaded D^siaer C SAVE OUR COUPONS 3 VaksabSe Prizes GSvea Aw>y New Year’s '■ Eve OYSiEBS ARE IN -SEASON . Buy Them. Here At Anytiw WLere Prices AreyReEaMaahari APPRECIATION Sac? I opestad ®y hassstess three', years a^et. 'I have fsszssd -my cas- teaaaws ■ mbst gesMBrws. Arifepi «e- tisanks for y«Kr aaad- ew. sssagraare that we am to phsase ye®- at a® tia&ek. • ■ ■ .... ..-.L ,...5. ....... ....... DOG KILLS HORSE Sheep killed by dogs is a very com­ mon occurrem-e, but for a horse /to: . become ~ such a victim is. very rara. Mrs. Dan Martin of Wawanosh lost a horse last week in this manner, when it was attacked by a big police dog belonging pn the farm.’ Whether the horse was sick or just ■ - By the similarity of their kriceri Tinse may permit HeslS^L " . ©- s o-rres; !ying^down._ we as^”t- rertain. but m jonh would think that Santa Claus 1 ' bring. pexsanaSr apsewached - ■ A- c-Srae eentesed' of ZF®. 'cf ^-TX^ahd Mr. W. L. MadKenrie were dose- h* ffStfc JLt* arri x-ray terite We to hare fej= rikrt the ‘ ■bosceei causing was bdd in the tiaEl • .eU’h year. Ta= Pe I2jer sb<^ i® head W teiateO. | m mcimfed . Octets ' TfaSs- is for « pas&r feere .vras. very bygone of the.Earner 005-s, who putg --------------- . . ■ to this page ef good will, MUST th^ exa^feairi’si oatiestts fer the ete csasfipsrs. &zt a a ctes- it in the 'CU^ef ^and on -rriurnmg^ TORN • have their copy to hy Monday. ■ ' of tuierAstoris to sts eariv rise stoe of Wtogtotri whsrs OT ” ------------------ > - - ......................... - of life and another shot was neves- • Tuesday,. D^gmbri* lath, to Mr. and saty to dispatch the big.feilow, Mrs. 'Thati^H^bdd, a . daughter. home, a ■ couple of' hours HARRY LEM, PROP. PALAISE CAFE er the e®d ef this week if poss­ ible. We hare, appropriate greet­ ings to chbose from. Let as Stave y««r saw aad veT de the rest ; stages. There .was ytoSBSferaMe ^Fs'were grrea.-to Sfaa* 53 per- '.to itganiatog this wd we feefeere were 1 i. was qrite ss-ttesstol ha that 4$ pEr* “' SC3S, 'were. th^KsgMy exs^xtoeu that Dr. W. V.