The Lucknow Sentinel, 1925-05-07, Page 1•
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$2,00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE; t2',60 OTHEE,WISE... .UCKNQW,/QNT., THURSDAY. MAY 7th.
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. 0 PROFESSIONAL • CARDS 0
Y TEIUNAILY'. S. URGED .*- 'Dr•
. Keleher Ripley; Phne' 29,
eight or day tat.
PARKER. ,;STEOPATH. at `ths
''Gain .LLcknow,every Wed
neaday afternoon •_ All' ohreaie.dis-
eases ' successfully ? treated..1, .Osteo•
Dr, :Balfour, : -bae been treating"
himself to a new Dodge • Sedan.
Ms.•C
elv}n Reed Lias exchanged
his i t Maxwejl touring car for a: aplend-
Maxweli Sedan.
Drop;nto Reid's I�ee. Cream, Parlgt
andvea haFruit Sundae . pr Ice.
Cream Soda.
This week Lueknow. tnere)ftnts
close ti eir4etoxes • Thursday;;•, after-
noon for'the first time thus •season
<Miss dean •Iial;lenby-. of ,Westford,
to hY,ialruaea d h k tl l it
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nathy idmove4 e p a. c is spen ink t e wee wiz Yer s a e .
of-' disease Arjustn*cflt Ot the Mrs. J I. Andoran.. "o,f rnuon,_
spine is>�mors quickly secured•and
with tower oiibnentaother •by Ostmetheo od.
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nathv than by . any
Physician 'and Surgeon
Lueknow
Boort 2-4 7-8
PhOne 96
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Dr:: Johnston s iattending,the:
Medical Convention in, Toronto and
.will ; not . be in his office on May. 7th
We Would respeetfully remind the
weatherman who is .sending.- those
anow flurries that this is May and
• SOFT -BALI: SCBEDU
Mgens' Teams ,1925
May 7 2.30-Norti vs:; South
-,-.441V-"Bankers vs,. Continu-
ation school
May 11-6.16 5ilverwoods 'vs, Pan'
'the:r0.,
May.14-2.30--North *v°s. Bankers
;Scouts. vs. Pao
•tory. ' „
615 -South vs. `.Cont school
May' 18--.4.151-- tfblic� `s. e h.o o
Cont, School
May 13-6 15 -;Public • sc b, 0:0 I •,Y s.
• • Pantbers
May 21-2.30—Bankers v South
MaY'22-6.15—Silverwoods vs. BOY
Over 'Decker"s t or e. Extraction
either by gas Or loeal. be in
Dinigannon every Thursday.
' Phone 53
DENTIST: ,
Call Dr.:Newton
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TeWnshiP hoe bought. the lot at the
on it)
Mr. Wesley • Henderson of the -
boundary, West has bought the Nor-
man ,Mathielson, property, and, we
understand, 'will come to reside' in
r. John Barbour of Saskatoen is
Mr. Archie .Borbour. He came east. to
'attend the funeral of lits- sister. the
nevit-Chey?elet Coupe, the 1925 mode
,being "a very: niee-leoking ,machine.
He,,, disposed •••. of his 'Ford sedan z
short time ago. .
..The, regular Meeting of the
men's Institute mill 'be held. nt'the
home ox...Xra. Allan Turner on Frt.*
tion pf effitters-,-Refreshinerita served
'have ,added to My Wall: PaPer
aid Paint Mildness a stock of Wall
'Piper which may , seen
EGGS AND CoicKuisis
Improve Your' flocks by intirodueing
rheavY, hardy, healthy
red :Reek Malea up to eleven Penn&
Anatradan ,White Leghorn males up
' "get size and produCers 'of large eggs.
Egg° for hatching '85.00 per 3.uo.
, phone .611 r 42. Duncan KennedY..
FOR SALE— Eggs for hatching
'from (Bred to lay) Plymouth Barred
Rocks. -Also: Custom - Hatching done
Ordera' filled received. --Phillip
• FERTILIZER—Car Of Gun's Sure -
gain fertilizer now unloadiog at the
C. N. R,Station, Brands suitable for
AUCTION SALE
,Ifenneth 1VlacDenald, Lot 2. Con
4, Kinloss' wia lave an anction sale
of farm' Stock • and implements ;on
Tuesday May• 12. commencing at One
, -o'clock— coats and lot of Yount)
. cattle in good condition; alsO:a lot of
'unk, horst
Highest price
hair. feathers! a
sell 'before seeing'
FOR SALE -7 -House and Jot: fraine
Jamea., Burns,
14-4-0
',Purebred- 4horthpros
old, duet° freshen in Maw and june.
Made Rite' (Pastry) 64..00
Wheat $146
feed flOir $2,00 .
Screening chop $32.09 pee ton.'
ay. ,..297.6.1„57:3chanookiere
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Fac -
Public
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Ate•ef. Roe* Walkerton -114e
dent ef Church work among the non -
Angle; Saxon pepelatien• Handlten
,children will MoVe ,Ifitnailton
;May 1.1th. -The .seiary
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boliab-.; the.. Burgesal came,
.:1000A40.74.:.• I
- Ap1.4EpBy.
s An Earnest And korceful Preacher) And
Ova* MisSed,,
`t6:Walkertion• seven. years ago ‘and the 'lletliodist$•.ohilrch
resigned' follOwing the 'v,Ote,,of the
and. complunit•y•‘;dilte 'Vas tho.,4eatb
of the., Rey,' Robert MacCalluni
Church. He had. always stron,gly fa; representing the eon" kregation and
'Pailig. •SunciaY afternoon Aim men
congregation on .ehterrng the United
give n majority against, ' Lodge, of 'Which Mr.'Maccalluns was
, were made. pie; renutins will Arrive
, 3. is here by the aOon train, on Wednes-
great•worker among. young men talc- •
,gains.... He is, a splendid timpire for clay' Of last ,week, :in; his -antoniohile
ister, of the Presbyterian .,Church
here, -which' occurred at. Ailsa Craig
last Sunday morning. To many of his
intimate, friends at Lucknow the in-
formation that he.* -as dead, was to
thein the first intimation that he was
not a4,4well .and active as ever.-.Deatlt,
was due to pneumonia .w.hich devc-
Vored union but .the .congregotion five representing the': docal Masonic
, ,a, member, "motored to Ailsa Craig
'The Rev. 11. A, Nellei•man who fel where arrangementii for the funeral
sometime bas been pastor of , the
ine un.,pctive,part. in field sports and Mr. MaCCallum had left on Moo -
Bruce towa in, that canacity giving Hamilton and London; at Bel.,
unfailing ,satisfaction. gi:ave and at Ailsa Cridg on the, way.
He had. intended tO leave Mrs. 111i.c-
The Y. W.•It S.. Callum with friends at the latter
Placv ontil ,his :return. from London..
• The. April meetiog • of the' Y. "'W.
Which developecL„durinc• the 'day an(
. Aitchison On the evening...0
at Aliso; Craig he took 4 severe .
m. s. ,ivas hem at the home .af He had been, . suffering frOm a cold
The Rev. Mr,. Wiley, and Mill; NI:
ley, of • Ailta,Craig are with Mrs.
MacChflum and family it the -Manse
and Mrs.. Wiley that the late Mr.
"The talk of "the town"—That
new GolderfaCrust and 'Golden Brown
Bread got at ./R•eid's Dominion Bak-
ery, Phone. 68--•Weelt _end 'speeiels:
Sponge> cakes; Jelly, Smits, Date ,Tul-
leys, kried cakes, Tea biscuits and
WHERE A1(E- THE POLICE'
Our policernen, .these . quiet
"directors Of traffie, •,nre slow in Coin:
big out, thts year., With the- autonuo!
pr.e, .almost• in. frill swing they'
ought fo be • On the job. •They ,are
troublelanne tO the chap who is in an
awfnl-nrry it the ,Street corneys
erted itrithin the past 'week would
hive been if the traffic
cops 14ol•been on. the; Joh- An- taw-ne
have ,theitt aWkward -• and • danger.
ous ':•interseetions,-.7"dangerous„- •' we
mean; ler high-apeed- traffie.
GODERICH
On .Monday Police Mi4istrate
.41. Reid.-- handed • out . penalties of
'9200,and Costs in the,cases of Sam
Scotto of Kincardine, and' Harold'
'erich, On charges of violating the 0.
,:the' latter ,casei• Inspector
Pellow: vinited the hotel: en Sunday
night''and is••naid to Save ?met WW1 --
toner leavini. a, back roonti. with twa
glasses', containing 'a Small amount
of whiskey. The inspector Mao re•
Torte& finding -in •the room; a. freshly
DANGEICOP GASOLINE
This is the catellit of A rOla
ceinedy, to be preselfted
iiii,Methaitit'eliiireh--• at -:0rewer-: by-
-,- the youpg people %f nthe ,Dungankstm.
u'onday fiat' 'rut oornti.m7,1_
0111'. Min". the boekkeeper _wink .?
Which there will not be a nev, work. she wits 1.0441, - buried Abut telc .
Mir
.giVen. by',Miss Elizabeth Henderson
,tWo. little girls faVereil, the Society.
1,iVith.solos....Wirinifrecl Aitchison sang
'and Mary sting. "If wei.e
June 16-15.00—Factory vs. Pantleti
BC school: ,
June 18=-4.16.LCent. school vs.
' theirs.
--4.15—Senth ye: Boy Scents
June 22-6.1fi,,,--Factory v s, North
June 2a -6.1.5—S euth vs. Public
Ladies'. Tema ,
school 2
May,•18-6,15--Public school
Public school
June 1-415—COnt. school 1 vs,
• Public school -
June 4—.615—ToWn vs, Cont. school
•June 8-615—Public school vs
, Town
v s.
:With iigaabline on TuOiday, of • *last
.wealt..14, Wee using.' the liquid, to
, clean .greaae :off the door near the
ofllee,sJand, owes rubbing it 10th a
mop. Vie friCtion 'evidently caused
and
_With:1110e. As the re, in ,volie:fi,ipt-
:-blew4a Urge plate:ease ea
Roar and invaded the Office 'where'
1 vs
June 11-4.15—Cent schoof
'MONDAY ' NIGHT'S CONCERT
The concert :given- in the Town,
Hall MoridaY night wit..4-• under 8.11S-,
pices of the Lueltnow ',Sports; Club,.
the talent being the Abell ConeeA
Company Wingham. 'The' Hall was
fairly well ahd the' crowd Was
Well entertained, „With a varied pro.
gr4m; The': first mart conshited of
oguew end dances; and the second
"That Itascal• Pat" In this Mr. Bert
Abell• took the leading Pert of "The
Rascal" and was. easily.. the: star sc-
at •S, resourceful and witty, In -
who Were -on fighting iernis
got- Into, nuntr
took the topie. and, gave an interest -
mg paper .on Central India -21396,-
0(10 souls in ' Central India . ir
heathen darkness-,Misa Lib: Murdie
read the life stery of a Hindu eon -
vert -as told by the Missionary,. Rev.
amounted to 44.80.
Sr; jack Bralison '9
Phillips 1Vienaly 86, 'Edith. Smith 8
-Clarence Greer 877-7-MYnona Pali
80; Lorraine: Bralson '79', Eyel3;n,
86, Ada Watson 80, Arthor Andre
NiicOn 19, Stella -Stewart 78, Bru e
Martin 77, •gari Murdoch, 76, Carlyle
MacInt9411 75, Bertha Milne /5
Alex Smith 70; Almedii Durnin
Jim Stewart 68, 'Elwyn Pentland :6
Harald Johnston 67! SteWart
tor.
ish s
maste
with eac
baritone v ice,. and Mist,. Sato Map
Lean, soprano, contribUted _Solos, • Mr.
.11,1tss, Kerley"' Maylor. !Wise Bessie
Abell ivith knovin *.en-'
prisIded at ..the
the, directinn. .of the Presbytery 'of
Maitland; follOwing which Old Light
charge'ef 'die 'funeral. (We . go to
press 'too. early to ..give further ay.
vived by. his ' Wife, :three. daughters
and two •sons—all now young, women:
and pining Men:: -loan is teaching ;in
HiMilton,• Martha' has a' Position
Londen,, Margaret Is teadhing
As, late as. Satin:19.3w., afternoon' the
Wag' any danger.: Late Saturday
night hewever he, began, to sink, and
,iii the early morning of Sunday
.,members 4, of the :family who were
here (all but the eldest daughter)
were called to go to Ailsa Craig at
once., They got awaY about.- six
o'clack' and arrived shertly 'before
the -end came. but while their father
'was still consciona and able te ,sPeak
to them,
The congregation here had -made-
,all preparations ler the holding of'
the annual anniversary services, and
'many .received the saddening inferm-
ation Of their. minister's death OnlY
when they arrived at the church.,
The. ReV. Prof. Manson, of f KnoX
Toronte had' been secured
to preach ,at ,the services but. rWith
the newS of. Mr; MacCallum's death
qs, Archie .MacMillan
86, Mary Macintosh ,83, Alei Mae. -
Kenzie -82, ;Frances Thornpsoo 78,
Helen McLeod. 76, Pauline Reed 76..4.
Winifred 'Arnistriing, 74,,' Isabel Ma -e• •
Milian:74 Fred Stewart, .71, Latirxi
mai be said -that Mr. atac•
a• minister. being but little •Over
.yelira.o.age. As 'a preacher he was
forcefal and earnest always Putting
his full strength into the.','deliverY
pf his sermons. :His •earlyi years
,Nvere spent in • Malmo*, Scotland
where for a .tirnele' worked as
carpenter.. As a Young limn he '. ex-
Perienced coliversksn' after which he
decided to enter the. ministry. •
came In this conntry and graduated
from McGill University, Montreal.
LucknOW was •Second regular
charge, as a Presbyterian ,minister,t
having been for four Years in Tara,
He came to Lucknow in the spring
Dinican who had accepted a call to
Sault Ste Marie. IA *as a strong
advocate of temperance and.. prohik.
ition, and was favorable to Church
pedals For Saturday
Maderia Cakes Bon 'Touche
Sally Browns Layer Cakes
CreamSlices
Chelsea Thms..
and Raisin Bread
Butter, end Eggs It , Top .trieea
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(Barred Reeks,' 0:414C
GREATLY REDT.JCED PRICES
Chicks. and, Hitch-
ing Eggs; from ,hens orhigh, pro -
greatly reduced 'prices
Eight-weirold Chicks. 31.00
100%. I.,ive delivery of' Chicks:
80% fertility of eggs: guaranteed..
Place:Your Order Now.
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;Phone: Blyth 10724
MAITLAND SPECIALTY FARM_
A.
Geom. Liter I.
Chem. F, 41g; Geoin. II lit
!Jet, A. III, Fr, Comp: III, Fri
The congregation, hoi.vever, met in NeedlesS to sok: the bereaved_fam.
the church and: Prof., 'Manson cOn- iiY Pave tue oeep sYmpathy of the
PRESBYTERIAN ,CHURCI1'..:
— ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
The anniversar,y services of Luck-
noW Preshyterimi. church, arranged
for laso &Oder' Were greatly upset
by the death of. the Rev. R;
Mr. ,MacCalluni 'had. arranged - With:
the 'Rev. Prof, Manson of Knox Col,
lege to collie and preach thespe.
Webster 70, George. Webster 69, pial .serVices and he. had,come accord -
'Tom MacKenzie 68,; • Roy FinlaysOn ing arrangeMent., As elsewhere
67, Jessie Naylor 66, Arinstro
NaWor 62, lVfariaret_ MacDonald
ai,t1 -tlie;teet.,,' hands' And- toOf Ont, like* . A d atRi. asbeduled 'to, h.0 priven.,!St-.
l'Ir°o1,7,41e1, %.001b.rt wauld liaSe 1104,0 Intrahad ,italv'ttr.tvh 01.bUt. 'Itie:tii.t41‘1000446:140to,w,thaloi yllteutleshieri Asmodnie;
11".;n'o;14/101:4;144,11•1;04tsrseilictrsoiliiii,soloih :_ilisii":04144:oloroitlitattobsoi:ssitiros,704. „ipove.,:olion•44001, the ovAn, toil ! 0
pop. got
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• 'junior Plasi Possible Marks 27
227, Andrey Horne 219, Ellen .Burris
213, Itathieen McIntosh 212 Eile
Johnston •212.
.130, Muriel' SoloMon 187; Victor Bar-,
rett 178, MOS. McRae 167;
entirely'different form from that ar-•
ranged fer, Prof, Manson, in -Stead of
giving his intended address spoke
to the saddened cengregation.
Methodist %Church to hol4 , the.. even::`
ing service in their Church, n: privil-
ege whieh Wai cheerfully 'granted.
In the evening the Methodist Chtuth
.rwas peeked . to caoacity. The Rev.
'Mr. Cosens cooducted, the service
and Prof. Manson Preached the,,ser,
mow the 'Rev: Mr. •Gollan, of South.
Fair _0.08 )_ Orsee Webster 166; ;Rinless and ._Reit. De Wit• Cosens of
164; Norman Taylor 161', Rutli Par -
Senior ClaSa• possible marks
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Lillian; Horne '211, George Joni 210.
Good '060)--Isoher Herni;ion. 208;"
Stewart' CollYer 206,- •,Leonard
ster 204,.., Alfred. 'A'rmstrong 198,
Douglas, Clark • 194 "ifenardiT'lhonip-
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Ashfield also taking brief parts:
'Prof, Manson , took• his theme,
"Jesus The Light of 'The World,"
giving an address , Marked throtigh-
spiring pentiment, Prof:- ManSon has
.a -fine presenee, a Most pleasing ,voice
and. delivery and one feels that 'it is
well that. such,as'llie IS ...teacher in
otie of the 'great Collegea of 'the
country. 'Ile is a.grailuate- GlaagoW
'LUCKNOW'; MIDDLE SCHOOL
. TESTS
Iliat, t; Phys F, Chem
F, Geom
Greorn...III, Lit.
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A: KetchaimwA. Hist V, PhYe, P,
ne • -b . The ,Methotlist choir' which Jead in :J. Lane— A. ••Hidt, • nits. C:
otulerson 140; Wobsier 189,
neighbors fer-their',-kind-
Mol5Onaid 182: George Whitby , tier detthi ,
tOecniti 40, ,COInti. C., -
"Corns COmp,, Lot: .03nm
loft Onirt CI Tr..A,
Niagara district, with the' encooroge- ,
:inept Of -thp 'Dfpaitmerit of Agricul-
ture, will obServe "inossorn Week," -
May 17 te 24th. 'Its a clever. and
ed through the district so ,that it,
.May be seeii to best advantage,qt is
ture't that it 'would be • 'well to en4
this way' get the People of different
districts , to know more about the
camidian awl' Ontario conteats 1924 -
White f..eghorns as .Winter egg pre-,
ing yOur baby chicks-, why not bny
:Canadian :chicks. 'with Yeara of 'good
,teputation back of -them, When they
ciiii be secured at practically the
same cesto as Anierican• chicks, Leg=
necesaral for You ttr: :place-. your:
Walter.
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