The Lucknow Sentinel, 1931-01-22, Page 1$2.00 PER ,;YEAR IN ADVANCE; 450 OTHERWISE
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DENTIST
W.; "lie L: Treleaven, Lucknow','
Hours: 9•••••1-,2 A: M. 1.30=5• P.*
PHONE 53 i, '='RAY
'Will be in Dungannon every Thursday'
�y
WALL PAPER '-A full lino et 19$0
Wall Paper on hand.. Prices consider -
Anil! down for 1930. I' ani also agent'
for;1
•].r8 .James -Armstrongs -of Blyth is
visiting her' brother, IV r.• Jos. Nixon,.
•.,• -TALKING TELEPit 01i E •
Just arrived a carload of Rosedale
Mt. -Baird of The Bell • Telephone Cr:.
Lump,. thigh is 'one of the beet Coals
' .Tam to Phone Deers at -Lucknow::
mined'.in Alber a.- Liickno'w Coal co.
That conditions. 'regarding tele,•.
;phoner-service ere not.:altogether sat=
Mrs. Ge rge Haigh of Seaforth 's -
. � isfactory at Lucknow was. 'indicated •
spending the .week with.,Mr. and Mrs. nt ,a meeting in. the Town Hall, , Tues-.
Russel •lobertsoni . ;
. • day e°veiing 'This wasn't. in the' nit=
cath- o'b;hou es. Reduced. price : on .La ;.mor Beef..ure of _a: kick aboutrthe:local.Bell -
•
,�' j,,.. e � ,.
R. J. CAMERON':Scrap �-$3.50` per hundred. vioe, ,:nor any, •other,. service • It .wase.
�:.rDecorator - ;Win. 'Murdie. d' So `ju a,ineetin of ' •'hon.e .0 a s.
a. Fainter• .sem Graine�`n. iii , n.= st ,. 8 , . p s r ,•held
Box" 174,
Lucke. •M to discuss ways of. remeayiii aeon,
yP iss Gertrude Treleaven and' lvliss K s•
____= • -Lorna Cavi. bell were uests: for a. ition which developed quite' n•
aiad-
p g 11 ��.
GEORGE BELL few days• last week • at the home • •of •
a Y
Mit.' Charles. O'Donnell in. •W;aterloo. Due to, the way t•. ',. • • ..., tem..
• Licensed Auctioneei; developed in Western 'Ontario' there
-Sales conducted anywhere Our clearing sale is in.'full�.swing .was bound to be some.:territorya'bad'
Phone, Teeswater. 36 r.: 2-1. (Mrs: Samuel,.Kilpatnek, Lucknow 7 •
. 6 (sit.4. ,:) ,.Y .serlied. Small rural'' systems were
is .lone .of the lucky prize -winners• kr prat in here anal there, ,while the'Beg
LICENS this month`s . • dra*i'ng): "MARKET". Company • hadservices_ n_ the'" owns
ED • AUCTIONEER Y t
Lucknow . Dep't. Store, p and . Villages. For the• past , awei4:
• • Lew Weatherhead, having taken •
out' auctioneer's. license for. the oun :Migses' Isobel and .Willena Chesnut ,;yea?s, efforts 'have been.mad to.rent=
r
i ttes Of 'Bruce • and Huron is prepared motored to London• on Suiid %y: M'iss'• ed Y . the' -condition : which . developed;
•to>,conduct . auction .sales_ of. all kinds Wilhite. remained i 'and Lucknow'• is . ene. of the laces,
Give'us: li t'ri'al:- .• e ed n the: city 'as she p .
--`^ -St.-St.., Joseph's Hespital.' as a:; where "adjustment 'has • not Yet been.
(29•-1=c,) made. The Go eric
nu, se -in -training, on , Monday ' . ', d. h Rural, years ego
•extended, its lines to the. village limits,
a AUCTIONEER. Mrs.. John Joynt, Mrs` J.,'W ;Joynt,:.en.the South.W'est 'wile the='
.'the. undersigned licensed auction- , Mrs.'• G:' A. Newton, ,Mr. Geo. Greer, l! tern
ear isprepared to conduct • ail. Mrs, tory 'to 'the North West is tt V d by'
Rothwell •and Mrs. 'A, E • rllsori '•
af,auction sales hn:.iBruce and Huibn 'Were i the Huron ani' Ki Rip Mdtrial with'
e at L sto'wel 0e Monday to 0..
. Ciainties.. Tet.. years experience;.. Sat- ' a Central office at Ripley, ,Adjust-'
guaranteed.,'Phe 'Market tend the funeral of 'Mrs..._(Rev.) .T.
�.. m'enf 'is more .difficult than •would :at'
• No 12, Lucknow,> or • r. - 5-1.8, Dung- : W.' Cousens;,• first. a ..ear: as� 'the:°interests::
innom •.. - A:-3.: mirkpatrick. PP of es
- T.he appeal • congregational' meet- • tablis'lied systems must, be 'protected:
ing, of Lucknow. United . Church will • At the 'meeting Tuesday night Mr: -
be held ontlre.evemng of.Wednesday ' `J.• G: Anderson was made.chairman
vhng taken' 'out Auctioneer •t}c- January 28th. The business' nteeting, and Mr; ';L: A. Finney *ed.. as ,sec- ,
eneel',forr•the Co sties of Bruceand ii a d will .be ;prececded by the. usual, supper' refary. Mr S,, E: • Robertson who had
, 'Huron,•7the undersigned, is `prepared' provided by the ;ladies..., ..' taken- the initiative r nitiative i ._ eR
. vto eonduct, all` ends .of•Auction Sales.' .
Meeting. made 's stat e
g em nt Out :
• The' action, taken by George : Rich- , . g•
Many years experience of '.'dealing- the e;cisting condition's;' acid ex ressed'
ard$ fo�rN $15,000' against � J.• A.: Mac, P
in tarsi stock,.. ''.'1 en thio• hope. that, •something could •. Ube
e' 'Kende of Kinlges, 'for alleged: cruelty_ p . - . , , . _.,
'Phone 87, .,Cord •Gavage,.. Lucknow. done'••to„•get better ••connections and
•y sLneglert ' .. is :beim-.tried,' at-- Service
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Well. Henderson..:, ;service with `t }e territory to' the South'
Toronto to day '(Thursday) It• `ap-..
eers.�h• at He' ' d' . e ' ' West' end ;North. fie -then. suggested'
p r Jti ge d ceded -against- :.. _, .
R SALE--IN--good-second Hand *}teat •Mr. Baird d add'Bsell Company
changing the, piece' of trial from , Tor-
onto to Walkerton. The .outcome- will'Tor-
'It London .would• address the meet.'.
be:awaited with great interest: nig.: Mr.. Baird has had 'e. great deal•
of experience in 'straightening out
•. • BURN'S • NIGHT BALL ' just 'suchsituati'ons'aa,•has : developed:
;-' ,' around 'Lucknow, He. was careful.? to'
The annual $urns •Night dance will' . • .•
inipre �s .'on, "the meeting • that 'adjust
be staged. by thei'Lireknovir Fire "Co: menti” was ';no :meyans • a sir�i le
again 'this yeas;. The date,• is Friday
Y P
ir.,3tter,.:although the company he re-,,
of this �pveekJanuary 23rd: This. has, , resented was. always ready been the big. dance of the year p Y„td•`aid' in•
in Lucknow. The people :conte from . the improvement of 'conditions. •The
Co.. he said 'was''mainly concern=
from near and far; there always. fs ”'Bell -
TENDERS ,FOR WOOD` with long distance business, lintyvhet-
a good crowd and. a. good time. No• :even went to• . m. rtiv` 'local service
Tenders will be:.receive� . ,by,.,the', doubt••it will be'the•-same-this- ar: P
d YQI always helped. long ,distance.. ''They
Undersigned, up to Januar.'y plat; 1931
. for supplying X'0 cords beech or. maple ' ▪ Special prices on Men's• underwear'
Have' business relations •and• connect=
tuna with smite T00•-dif ,.rent systems--
boda► 'wood, 16 • inches long, - to • de- • and Shiit —(Mre; •W. J. Foran, Luck- ,'throw' taut' Ontario•a
livered at. the Lochalsh School -•during now 2, is one of die` .luck' rize=: a g ',end Quebec:
winter. -Alex 'F.: MacDonald .Sec' Whiners inY ,prize ' Others to: 'take' , part, in • the , discus- ,
I , Y „ , r� this month's . drawing): seen were . J: 'R. •McNab,. A'1'l'ster.
. R. ' R: ' 3, , Lucknow. MARICET . Lucknow Depl... •Store, es Hu hwho •' is • a 'director'. of 'the
a (29--1=c.) g . ,
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• LICENS'ED' AUCTIONEER"
Portland Cutters -R. J. Moore:
:NOTICE
All accounts payable' to the :Estate'
Of the late. Adam Galbraith Elliott
Miller,;; are requested .to: beaid to..
Joseph' 'Agnew, Lucll=orw, Ong, not`
latepp, than February .15th, 1931. •
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Hilda E. Miller, • Wallace A. Miller,
> Administrators.'
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VILLAGE COUNCIL HOLDS
INAUGURAL MEETING
:The Village•• constitute
_d
for 4931, held its first sleeting •on
:Jan. ,12th; Reeve °.Rae and all _mem=
hers were present -W. ' B.. Anderson,
Hamilton , Robt.'; :Mullin, Wm;.
Murdie, ; Members ° jin:ving . taken the
oath, of office, the council iinmed'iately
ad'ourne un ii
�J. , d .. . t 7:30 o'clock pan,`.
t bu`ncil re-assemlx7ed at '7.30; Reeve
Rae in chair•:01c,
g.. t
A- Yds a :a i
1 ons f ,present}ng.; .., t
Lucknow $A010- addressed. the :council'
asking for .a grant to the ;Band. This
was laid= over.
A • delegation' consisting of Wm.
_McKenzie and Rev.: C 11..-MegD- onald.
interviewed:.- the council. • regarding
school children' obtaining cigarettes.
This inatter,was laid •over for'further°
Consideration,
Organization was ' effected ' : as fol'-•
lows: Finance,. Coinniittee-lianiilton,
.iae and 'Mull•in;. Hydro=Rae, . Hamil-
ton, Anderson; Roads and Bridges
Mullin,, Murdie and Anderson; • Pro-
perty -Anderson, Hamilton, Mullin;.
Fire and Light--Murdie; '.Anderson,
Mullin;' Petition and By-L'aws-Ilam
Ilton, Murdie ,and Ande 'son. A. D.
Mackenzie' 'was re -appointed to ` the
Library Board Dr. A.
M: Spence was
re -appointed M. H. O. 'Member. of
Board of -HealthHugh. Macintosh:
Fence: viewers --John Spindler,: -Alex.
McDiarmid :and James' Lyons.,
Other -appointments are: John Bell,
=.poundkeeper .. T..-pouglas, -Assessor:
Clerk . and Treasurer, J' ',Agnew; Hy-
dro Sec'y.,:,.J. Agnew; Engineer, John
Bell'=engaged, 'monthly; salary same'
.as 1: qt: yerj•- •
On Motion of'1,Hamiton. and Mullin,
Geo. H. Smi Qand. S , Murch;salwerloa
appointed auditors:
Moved by .Mullin and Anderson
that a grant of $250 be .made Si the
'Lucknow Brass Band -motion carried
Council adjourned
STRPRISED. TH'E BRIDE.'
A very.pleasant .evening: was .spent'
at the home .of .Mr. and. Mrs. Alf.'
'Ritchie, when a 'number .of 'friends'
of the bride, formerly `. Miss' Lyle.
Little, surprised cher with a kitchen
shower., Miss . Eva' Greer read' a suit-
able. ,address_;as a 'daintily covered.
basket was brought in and presented
MTS.-. Ritchie, though -. taken .by` 'sur-
prise, very fittingly •'thanked her
friends. -for their 'thoughtful kindness.'
The ' gathering .''then • engaged in : a
number ,of• contests and this was 1 • fol -
GIVEN, CHEERFUL ••SENDOFF.__ � •• Huron -'acrd -'Replies•,'' Corxncrltor- A ` ,lo'wnnd'`'b3r : main' r iuircht:
Hamilton, , •,.� ...
BARGAINS IN FISH Reeve' Rae and the chair. , .
-A number of the girl friends • of man: • ' The best quality.oyster •shell. ' NO .Fats Trim Leans
O l n , to a :stormy ' season our Miss :Willens -h The outcome ;tif.: the ,meeting 'was :dust, No grit, $1.50 ped', • hundred.. Hock's fansgot . a bi "kick" on
'� B, Y , C esnpt agathered .at .. , _ Y g
good 'flaherman wa's, not• able to her home Friday. evening. to. wish her that a committee was appointed . to Wyin: `Murdie `and Son:. Monday .night .'out of an exh bition:
811 all 'our .orders ror' Cod and Good -By, ,as she was soon to go' to ,take further. • step's witli'a view to im-. game , of 'hockey .between 'the • local'
taddock- whrc London ••wirers she:' was to take the
proving ' 'telephone ' conditions. •'. This'"Fats" " "
• , �r,ti,rFririer and the Beans . These t • o
' h we are 'selling at - committee consists • of Messrs. A. P. teams battled 'through. four • periods
• course in- nursing.''. In the• course of .
10c per pound while*they last. the .:evening_ the following : address, Stewart, J: R: McNab', L A:. Finney;. of and'Mrs. Thos. Anderson, spent of hockey, ranging in, length •from
• D.. A. MacLENNAN ' which 'gives further information , was J:: G:• Anderson. and S. • E. Robertson: ;Friday with the litter's- mother, 'Mrs. five tofifteen • minutes -according to
read: to • Miss Chesnut. She started .. Arr,angelnents Will:. be made"to,, have p: Reed,Lu .know.• the pace; the heavy .men 'coming ,:out
Lochalsh her' duties, .at 'the hospital on the: fol: , a meeting . here 01 the various sus- '" •
Miss Pearl Irvi went ! to 'Toronto on top., by.. a score:of 5 to 3; Dr.'...':New Spring -goods arriving -.(Mrs.
••terns , interested,. arid . : to have .Mr.' Treleaven :was file leaden p Y
I lowing :Monday •morning•, • . lest week where s"he 'will visit' her g' scorer, Elden Eckenswhllerr Hol rood 1 is,'one '
A SLAM, AT BOWES • , ° • Dagger; Supervisor of, telephone sus sister Mrs. Milton Naylor°: " Hp., ,packs a wicked ••shot -between of .,the luck raze -winners in this'
• Willena From Her' ,Many Friends: terns in Ontario at tie meeting:, , ' gr'hnte and,.,A: E. McKim couldn't , y P
• �' �. The Quarterly' Board Oh:::' Ash- mentl es'draningi "MARKET"Luck-
Perhaps you ., wonder • why we've ' field Circuit with their wi•
net see :his, stay, .clear .to. stop 'his mad ;now D.eptt, Store: `
gath�red;, ".' '.'CHURCH' NOTES . ashes-by;'belly-sleeken him,—Dr.- >.
�� - - - --`�`--- -" As' the darkened etiening falls,'• ' 1?ak-
`h'riday'veat`tlre ASl ` g 4
poking fun at Bowes; the weather • ' nonage Lucknow -There.'^was a•• good Johnston•hada slight'adventage'over ,DEATH CLAIM'S MRS. (REV:
prognosticator. He, :predicated that And the soli la's long since 'vanished' United Church .Y. P: S:• pry a tive 'gathering' and,' a de his opponents as he had, 'a tremen- T: WESLEY COUSENS
„ While we muse,'within •these walls: : 'The Missionary Committee' was• in dous reach, the .result.. of splicing
the .first. `eighteen days in January lightful social evening , :was '.spent:
would be the •worst winter weather, in "Dame Rumor" says are to wan- •
charge of. the, meeting Monday night, , Rev. and ,Mrs. Taevener `had arranged' two. extra feet onto, his • stick. Mr. ' Word was . received .here on Sat- • .
thirty•caeca." •However 'he 'was -only der '' you• , •which opened.. le. the' usual'• manner, abprogram which was must interest:.
Finney,'.ni goal for the "Fats•." die-. urda"y o the death at Mount F'oi e'st, ..
one word out. He should have said• followed byprayer by•Mr. D. •G. MC-
0in .eOnsistin Of Mrs:" (Rev:) T. Wesley Censers,:
o •. " ° "Worse'.
To a, citymiles -away,. p g, g, of, solos by Messrs. rumored °thatghe 'may • be sold to the
Q Kenzie. . The Scri tore lesson was
6neat. in place of worst There to take a nurse's .fraises Ttioa; Blake,• Henry' Holton, Rev. C. who had 'passeed • away. on Friday.
g,' read, by Dorothy Berry. .:The. musical Tavener: Readings • 'by Mrs. Thos. local 'senior league team:
And there for three years must stay_ numbers Were a selection• by the Sun. R. M. McPherson handled the game „Mrs:•.Gousens had not enjoyed good .
• ,Anderson and' Miss Edna Ritchie, int- health for two -or three .years,, lint :,
, Clearing .prices . on , W omen s and .. W .. . i . da' a oo orche fro • ..a.. mane solo , .. ...., __ _.. _ . _
,. We will miss •your' ^frieridiy Hand' Y S h• 1 e , P . h ,gni :gave all rodnd" bati`sfa2tibri 1i"-- • days
:Childress warm undergarments (Mr's. ,.• :shake ' ' - . by Eunice Newton• and • vocal duet promptu speeches by Mr. R. Jo nsten, cause'there were no giitiSdes in this she was seriously lh`e w a few,
Joseph ::Lh►ckett, Lucknow, is one 'of . b ` is • Mildred and rs.^ arold • Mr: inn, • Mrs: Tavener and. Mr. Jos. before her death. 'She .was• 66' years
We will: miss yoi r •blithesome step, , Y Mies s M Hackett: The later' ''wasp reanhnhscen- game. -gat feast Mr: McPherson lhd. •of .qge. ,••
'the luck prize -winners in this weeks And your o omistic' outlook Treleaven{ M ldred • 'Ritchie gave . a not see any. , _
• drawing)'. "MARKET" Lucknow De- /' on a •. ccs of the Ashfield circuit;• from !WAY The •.remains' ' were taken to •List
And your courage and your:pep: reading:�� The topic• was Missionary ,.. The •line u '
' • back in'the days, of the circuit riders,. l.owel., for' • • interment in Fairview •
pa>•tment Store. •. •
'Martyrs and in' connection. with this . « ,► . P• " s.' .
We •will have such treasured meriiories on • thelife when the preachrng'Was 'in the • log Lean -•=Goal., Jack Mclutosh; de; Cemetery t •,,,funeral being• held nn • .
Of the, days. that. are ,gone b. , Mrs;; Allan T
urner spoke ,••
aeke'tt's : 'aren'ts 'near fences -Dr. 'Connell; . Chasr ilodgert; on' a afternoon. • The 'Rev. E'. F.
- r,Y of ,Re shanty of, Mr. H naw stands... Centre,,Cam; McDonald;' wings, W. M d y °
GOLDEN WEDDING OUT,.WESTv John' Geddie the •feast. Pres
'And we .all- shall • share ,an interest •b tends . fo e•
i , :missionary•from ' where Hackett s Church Armstrong of .. tlre'. ] ,istomvel United
byterian :. i . Church' conducted • the funeral service °
li° in• s from a• Western; news in your work'as ,days' go by. Canada, This: was followed, by two
ridge; saili' '
C pp •g sting and 1VIr� Hackett expressed the An Er McKim•'"•assisted by the Rev. A W. Barker;
.. Trowb
paper to hand this week tell of the .So when You journey to the city, ' sacred readings bey. firs. Burns: The wish that a lister of the Ashfield "Fats" --Goal, 1, A. Finney; de- . " '
Y of . Brussels, . 'and the Rev. Gordon
celebration of , a golden wedding at' May your ,lea;t beat high with ha e.. meeting closed with• a, hymn and re- r be Ice filed and 'hand'ed .fence, Dr. Jo nston" send Cliff' Aitchi•
g p ci curt could mp' - h Mit Pherson of Kiox 'Church ' Lis-
Pepestone, 1Man., .The groom''. and Just leave a little sunny corner potting the Mizpah Benediction. ' down to • posterity.. A journal was son, Centre, Wm. .Porteous• wings;
' bridewere Mr: And Mre. J:- D. Mot- "`Lucknow " . - ..tows Wesle
- l: Mrs: ,J y, ;Jeune' sang,
For the crowd of folk y Horace Aitchison,. Home of the SOW", a favorite' lysin
Y°I resbyterran Guild read : by Mrs. S. J; . Kilpatrick. • _A Dr: Treleaven and
rison, who were married° here in . n"•
• " " ° Now ••close .your eyes !'ease till' we're h.. „:old nesting Monday evening dainty:heat was .served by the host-
Lucknow ,in 1880. Mr: Morrison is a Y Y P "'the al•Com which r: Zinn cit" reseed ens,. •'a d church choir.
ready,. I was in 'ehai'ge:of the beVe n ass ,after w i M P Weaver oof Mrs. f Listowel h
son of Mrs. Morrison,' who will he Ir •h ood.',io rani :be'n Sentiments of the corn 'ny when CltI±;AME W1NS.PiifZES essrs.`
r There is a: storm approaching;. ' rers were: ,M • ,
remembered as owner of the orgy. c x , ., p "What' our de- v a vote of thanks to ' our R A
mittee t e usu good. p g g the sen m Pa also sang. Pallbea
' ._ ' Now open them' and yeti win see en.�oyed, The• topic he mo ed The Lucknow Silverwoods creamery ',B. •Mecorinick, A. `Rowell; R, Oliver,
Hotel in,the early days: ,Mr. and, Mrs. P F. Ziirbr 'and W:' Rin leis.
• .,, • ' We've savedyou from a drenehiri nomination has done for the •world" host and; hostess:. This was seconded . std is- , e ed -Over w•inmin . second
• Morrisdn„ went to Manitoba in 1882 • g.ff pl a5 g
• was. .very ably taken by Mrs: 'C..H= by Mr: Thos: Blake and carried in the,
Pe +stone where they,twillr ' ' prize for bitter at the Western'
arid settled.at,,P , family
And here's a check,; help to ,McDonald,. when a, great deal: of it►- usual way. : w Be Miss herMary E marriage GoveMlock She �' • .
have'since lived. They have a family:... s ".ec't ' • " b.. with' 'alio Creamery Association ,at Lon- ,,
,, ,. make terestmng information ort the uby Singing a verse of , •God, e
: .. .:.•
•..' , ,. : _ .. _...... ...don: The `loca'1 creamer :also made: a well 'and; favorably , rernetiibered in • of eight, seven of whom are, living, Life ust.•a'.little .sme:other • • ,-_..e erall 'kno'w%i •b the: Guildites ill we meet again",brought the Y ousens hnv
) not g n , Y Y You t g • ood -showing At the': Royal • Winter Lucknow, elle,, zind .Mf.,C
ere. are 20 riindclaillirer. • "•
S tit : ,g sus we know 11 girls 'hove, ,orae in 'A solo 'b M.rs..:T'° d se. :.,•3 a
.• > B� a ,. �,. ;y `teas .forthcom g. � y evening to a. o .Fair, oronto where in corn• etitran .ing, occupied• fi;he Parsonage for ab ut
:'If they're .to live'lfi clover Stew,art,,acoontpanred by Mr:yIVleGat't- = 'M W J:^ Hall has had mseveral ., ' o k, years: She was o,#' a, cheerful.
roe... - �r ,with all' :•Ontario:,• its �exlubi�t•---iw s---. N
'BOO ney'•on .t 'e violin was nt ich• enjo re51,• attack of nose bleeding this week;
Y h s. arid ki'n'dly• disposition and a tireless a
And ' so • to -night we throw td you , iss awarded' tenth place and a '• silver , •
": •• Good readings,, 'were , given bk. lVl which have left lime very weak. lir. the interests of the church,
OSS -In the Tewnahr of .,Flares, The •torch' of friendshi loy4 died v.... • , 'attendance: • Ine.4 • Incidentally, Mr,. Caseniore, ,, ,, r,i.,,,
R P p, y• Gretta .•Campbell, Mrs:• Thompson and Sini son of Kintail is in attendance '
. a .Janus 17th, 1981; to • true,:._ , . P Butter -nick r .here was s member. of $ helr: •husban4 , by w
on Saturd y, ryGraham Sheriff: After the last,.: d1ss .
and G Mr., Ha cold Webster return home wig I be greatl missed sheho leaves.
she
•.Mre.4A n II. Rout; 4 eOl--,•.'• We '+til oh 'bands and With for bu , a _ ilia Judg`i teas[ yrhieh won, secdi d y
•
Mr. Arid h a 3 > Y ► frbm• Guelph O;A.C: •last week sofa ;the,
place _ r.:..•.,.,_ both t,.,c�o« nne son; the Rev T:' De:tt.,Ceu's'ena
ellegeos.•-t-- --i. .hru hymn; Mr. J, : e. Murdoch closed the
- '•arid .of.$tratfordt:- �+ ..a:.,'
The •° Bread The Bread
of Health . .: [ of Healtb:.
O1U4 MOTTO irk QUALITY APT.D 'SERVICE
•OUR' HOME MADE ,AND WHOLE `WHEAT 'BREAD' HAS THE
UALITY AND :FLAVOR '
• DOUGHNUTS'
• MINCE: PIES
DATE.TRIANGLES
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hone 36
GOia EEE. ` CAKES `
:-CHELSEA•
.BUNS
R1CI[ FIIIJIT CAK;`E•
RASBERRY' TARTI E'I`S'
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'LOCALS LOSE -AGAIN '*
The 'Lucknow hockey team suffered
defeat again last, Thursday evening,
on the home.ice._The score wes''7 to
4," and the victors • on •thisocca:sio'n
being the Kincardine, sextet. The •
local • boys did not :display • the -Same
brand of• hockey. as they did the pre- r • T
vious• week. ingWingham,. : and that•
alone was responsible for .the defeat: " ;
Nevertheless' it was a good game' and-
gave the fans' plenty`: of opportunity.
to ..give l vent to their; enthusiasm,,.
Kincardine . opened the . scoring' AN,'*UNUSIJAL DAMAGE CASE
early in:: the • first period,. • but i`the.
locals came back strong.and at the Mr:..John A'� MacKenzie,, his broth-.
end of the period., were leading, by errs and sister who ,'live bite. few miles •• -
3-Y, They "failed oto hold:: the lead, north of Lucicnoiv are, ing put .to
howeve and 'the second period ended- Some trouble.by the action. of George,
Rtes
with flee •score" -tied at 3=3; and res- Richards,. ' •a young man .who. lived .•:
pests, of a lively third • period.' The with them a .number •.;'o1 ` years, and
Kincardine boys; netted four counters who •is ;weal remembered. •in that part.
in this period' and resorted to: long It : appears that 'when Richards was . •
hooting,' eta, d fend their 'Iead. Pal-`•- nine. years of age: he Was homeless.
,came ver disorganized -mid all the. and::bein cared. for by� '
�b , 9g ;'tl�e CIiiid'rens.
logal:team could7clo= w,as: get ,one, .shat-�11d ; Society;: and 'that --NI -szl arizre_,
ILY TREAT'
January 23rd and 24th•.
_HOOT GTl3l5'QN, In;
ISE tONG 'LONG:,TRA° h
and Comedy
pest Ross in the Kincardine goal.
The•' Kincardine team ateall young
• boys and there:. was• not much.' to
pick between .them: They are a good
Minch. :of 'sports 'and play a ;nice
'glean game of;,hockey,. '.
O'Brien: of Kincardine handled the
game. Lucknow is, one team : in ` the
group, Who doesn't have to "go down
the line'' •for a.•referee. " •
The line :up:
Lucknow-Goal, Johnston;. Defense
•Angeti :and .Treleaven; C.. Thompson;;
Wings,, H'neton and McCoy; ' Alter-
nates; ' A. Thompson,- Henderson and
4,14ar-tney: •
Kincardine - Goal, . Ross; ' .defence;
Walpole and. Rodgers; C:; N. McDon
,,old; rWings, :McDonald and Geddes;
alternates, p Chapman, Hall and.
earns:. ' •
and his sister toot him -to their; home
on the usual , "s.. , • He remained_
til hei
there .0 ws!
n a 21 years of age, .
and since that, time has been making
his•l:own way.: He is now 25 years of ,
age -and has been living in, 'Toronto: • . ti
Some time ago. Richards'started an
action) for damages against Mr. 'Mac-
Kenzie and his :.sister, .claiming $15,-
000
15 000 for alleged neglect and ill usage
while "he' was 'oti- the farm,' He claims
that hie education ' was neglected. and'
that he was Cruelly ' treated. ''
The' affair ;hes 'just now 'come'to
lagli because J. A. Crawford, counsel''•
for MacKenzie,. has-made-applieatirtn-- -_
'to' have the 'casee" tried at Walkerton
rather than Toronto W Proudfoot
Who acted. for • Crawford said that • •
Most r of the 'Witnesses were 'in' -
Bruce County and':, that, .Marl envie,
•woir:.id be put to• needless expenseby
defending .tile action at Toronto: Roy
McMu'rty. who is handling ' the case
for 'Richards oppossel the motion on:
the ground .,that, -a change from Tor
onto. to Wwlkertonwould be a hard
-ship `nadirs client. -• - ;__ _ ._ y
justice - Drew who heard the ap-
p1ietion at Osgoode .Hall, .•said that
he would -reserve¢ judgment:
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