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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1932-07-14, Page 87 ---' ' •••:' "tee- ' t .L. • • 0. THE L1CKNOWSENINEL 4. • TRURSDAY. 12) "1 ticlals and •St)ort, Shc?e DEs, $LACK CALF SANDAL, MA Alban Hed, Perfect pitting, JULY SALE PRICE $2.95 BROWN SANDAL WITH CUBAN HEEL JULY SALE PRICE $2*45 ,SPORT OXFORDS in combinations of BROW* and CREAM ELK Weoring_Shoes_ at_a_low-Price. _JULY _SALE- °P-RICE.$2,95 WE MAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF OUTING SHOES AND. SANDALS EDE SPORT WEAR AT LOWEST PRICES. , ••••'- , I- ELL & REED The -Foot Comfort Shop 4aftft " — — — ek. ee.,...T.veeee.e.eeeeteerseeeeeeeez-oneees 149tiee To -Creditors In the Matter of the Estate of George Anderson, late of the Village of Lucknow in the Count- of Bruce, •Retired Parmer, deceased. " Notice is hereby given -that all- ..eepersons , hiving.any Claims or de-. mends ageing the_ late George An- derson, who died on or about the twenty-fourth day of May A.D. 1932 at the Village of Lucknow in the County of _Bruce are required to send by Post PrePaid or to deliver '• • to the undersigned, executors under '•the Will Of the said George Ander- son, their names and addresses and •'full partienlars in writing of their clidms and 4atements of- their ac- counts and the meture of the . secur- itien, if any, held by thein duly veri- ' fied by afildayit. And take notice that after the eh. twenty-third dap of July A.D. 1932, 7- the said executors will proceed to ' distribute :the assets of the said de- ceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have hadA---notice, and -that -the said • execu- • ter* 'will not be liable for the said assets orany' part thereof to any • person of whose claim they shall not • that have received 'notice. -otice_is_given_pursuant___to_ • the stittate in that. behalf. ' Dated at Lucknow this 28th day of -June A:D.1932. Archie Anderson, It.: 1,.Lucknow, Ont. Joseph D.• Anderson, E. 1, Lucknow. Ont. 'Executors. • Married In Toronto •.Price- Armstrong • ••Miss Maley Jean, daughter of Mr. • and Mrs. James Garnet Armatrong, •formerly of Lucknow, .was married Monday morning, July llth, to Mr. Edgar Fleming Price, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleming Price, at the • • home of the bride's parents on the • Lake Shore Road, Mimico, Rev. H. A. -Bain; -officiating. The ho-nii was dec- orated with pink carnations and blue delphinium and baby's breath. Mr. Al- bert King played the wedding march and daring the signing of the regis- ter Mr. David Disk of Hamilton sang The bride, who was given in mar- Yiage bil her father, wore pearl grey • ensemble of crepe romaine, and car- ried a white Bible showered with lily -�f.the-valley and a single orchid en It. er :sister, Miss Eris • Armstrong, who was maid of honor, • wore eggshell printed chiffon ' with matching 'accessories of Spanish tile and carried-- a colonial' bonquet of -Talisman roses and baby's breath. ” George Hendry, Toronto, was 'best man. Following the ceremony a wed- ding breakfast was served in -the din- • ing room, which was attractive with baby's breath and rosebuds. ' The mother of the bride wore grey ami blue -dowered chiffon, with reshoulded corsage 01 gardenias, and .the groom's mother blue and white with matcb. ing hat. The bride's costume was her • treVelling 'suit. Mr. and Mrs. Price will spend the summer at Muskako and later will reside in Toronto. ,•0 "t• • • • -Entrance Examinaietv- Results,-,1932 Luciano* Centre Total 750: ;Honors 562i. "Pass ,pss The Entrance Board arranges the names of successful; candidates un- der, three headings: (11 Those adniitted to High School • without writing the Departmental Examination on the Principal's Cer- tificate. These constitute the type of highest honor candidates. • (2) Those who wrote and obtained nonor standing. • (8) Those who' obtained.pass ' and over. Honor Candidates are arranged ac- ...ording to merit.' Pass, candiates arc arranged alphabetically. Candidates whoare dissatisfied with the results of the examinations allay appeal to the Entrance Board o have their answer papers re -read Written appeals •must be lodged with •lie Secretary of the Board, Mr: W. i'. Bald; at least two weeks before eliarneepeajeg of school on Se_pt_ist, .and must be accompanied by a fee, $2.00„ which will be returned il ;be appeal is sustained. • (1) Honors: • Marion MacDonald. • Mary McKim . Jack MacDonald Rexford' Ostrander Jean Culbert Jessie Henderson Graham Sherriff. Donald Smith ' (2) Honors: Harold Ritchie •• Leonard ;MecLeod • Norman Taylor Hilda Twamley •'•(3-Y Pass: -- • Alfred Armstrong Margaret Baker Mabel Bushell • Irwin Carruthers. Ina Eckenswill• er Maude Fisher Olive Galton Kathleen Graham( Christine havens Audrey Henderson Catherine Hunter Jean Johnston Nellie MacCalltim - Leonard MacDonald 'Lloyd •MacAtiley Angus MacAuley Bob MacKenzie Anes Patterson • -William Pettigrew James ' C. Reed Russell Ross • Harold Thompson Eileen Valad Gordon -11. Wan - Flora Webster Mary Webster George Whitby Wilfred White George Wraith • AL! . WINDSOR ii17. PETROIT •- AND RETURN ;Saturday, JULY 25 -Bargain Fare Special Standard Time RET01114ING-.- Stinday. GOING: - t:.4.00 (through coaches) Anve: Win4eor-L50 p.m, Detain -2.30 pm. ONLY Tickets good hi $45O coaches only. No baggage (checked. Children 5 years RETURN• and under 12, half fare. • Ireda-c-ed• ratar-ar Esetroitehotele-e--Conadlaterfirethe accented' at"Par Bay tickets early. from Depot Ticket Office. CANADIAN. NATIONAL 741 - •%-telese , ;i4LL!';y:44 . o.LLJILLL •L• ocal & • General( • Mr. Nelson Bushell Wait tlirifeek- end in Toronto. e Miss Margaret Taylor is *Ring with friends in Galt. , Miss Edith Smith visited in Toron- to over the week -end.. Miss Mary J. MacQuaig of Chicago is home on her holidays. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Smith were Sunday visitors in Thorold. Miss Elizabeth Lyons returned re- cently from an extended • Western ‘te„ • • Miss Winnifred ,Douglas, R.N.-has returnedert. Torontts ,lierhoin he Mr. C, G. Lindsay of St. Lou% is a-visitor at . the home of the Missea. Lindsay. ' „ Et- Austin Reed of Waterloo was week -end visitor. With Dr -and Mrs. Newton, • Mr. •Duncan MacDonald has re- turned from a- recent visit with rela- tives in Guelph. • Mrs. McLeod of. Detroit is a visit- or in town at the home of her son, •Mr. W. & McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. John Murray • of Lucknow are visiting this week with friends in Toronto. • Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Oberle and Ms. and Mrs. W. A. Porteous are calm- ing at Snipe Beach. • • Miss Radcliffe, R.N. of London was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reed. Miss diristena Carrick of Owen Sound is spending a month with rel- atives here and is this week at Camp itintaiL Mr. and , Mrs. Grass Mallet and son Charles' from Detroit are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Webster, Master Ross MacDonald. of Peter- • borough, is a holiday 'visitor ' with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. MacDonalde Miss Willena, • Chesnut,' nurse-in.. aininzatSt-Joseph!s--Hosit London 'is. -spending her vaeation with her mother in town. Let us know when you have a visi- tor or when you are visiting. We ap- preciate your co-operation.inesupplye ing us with news items. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Beckett 'and son 'Harry of Chicago, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Paterson and Mrs. (Dr.) Paterson. , • Mr. Elliott Little, is convalescing. at the home of his parents in town following en operation in Chicago for the removal of a toxic goitre. • There is very little change rePoiteds in the condition of Mr. Charles Rit- chie of Aslifield, who is gravely ill in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. " Mr. A. McPhedrain of Giroux, Mane and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell and family of Detroit are visitors in town with Miss Greta Campbell and •her mother. • • • A Bell Telephone crew assisted by several local workmen are working on the boundary west„ moving the line of poles to permit rOad widening operations.• Mr. Andy Huston returned to Mon- treal after. a vacation with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Huston. He was accompanied back by Miss Lor- raine-Brabson. To Picnic at Goderich The annual picnic of the Lucknow Presbyterian Church, will be held at Harbor Perk, Goderich, on Thursday, July 21st. Mr. and Mrs. Charles -O'Donnell and the latter's sister Miss Edna Moody, •of Waterloo, were week -end guests of Mrs. N. L. Campbell and Miss Lorna Campbell. Mrs. Orm Moffat and daughter and Mies- Mary Rathwell are visiting with their parents in town. Mr. Moffat spent the week -end in town and on his return to Toronto was accompan-. led by Mr. Gerald Rathwell. The condition of Mrs. M. A. John- ston, which has •been caresaig het family much concern, remains Much ihe same. Messrs. Robert,,Gordon and Will Johnston have each returned to their respective homes hreevei, for the time being. ispes- The Lueknove Citizens' Bandmof some eighteen pieces took part in the Band. Tattoo at Galeria on the 1.26: 8 bands took part and along with brifliant fireworks, concluded •a very sttecessful celebration which Was at- tended by large crowds both after. ntion and evenini. • Miss Dorothy Berry and Miss Jean McMillan representing the Young People's Society , and the Sunday Shoal respectively of the United Church went to Port Elgin on Wed-, nesday where they will attend- the 1174ay Buram' Solutoi Clin0 144i t aumeesinsimaimmenisS WHIT,E GLOVES Wear White Owes. They are smart in pullons and wash like new: Per Pair --- 79c e • • 'Organdy, 'fine even wWileglivtV1406 50c CiiiiariltP.4411 DRESSES Children's •Print Dresses 8-14 Years. 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McCluskey, Manager • OUR MOTTO: -SMALLER PROFIT, QUICK TURNOVER • • 'PHONE 76; Tripie Breaks f AT GUIDE CAMP' Up Close Game (contributed By The Guides) 'Luckless Ripley Team Lose To Luck now 5 to 1 -For Their Fourth Straight -Defeat - -Gordy Irwin's triple in the 8th in - eine. bscoring 2 runs In \ix: Lakeside League 'fixture between Ripley and Lucknow played in Ripley on Friday • moke up a keenly contested affair hat was anybody's game up to tha Joint. Each teani scored in the firs :nning. the score remaining tied un Al the fifth when Lucknow add mother tally., enough to in •t :•'• • 1, An advance party of Guides under their Camp Commandant, Mrs. Mc - Rim, assisted by two loc.al Scouts, to pitch tents, and put the canni in readiness for 'the remainder of the troop who went into Cramp on Mon- • day. • • Guides Registered •' t • Tent No. 1,Giants-Jean Culbert, t Harriet Whitley, Marjorie Allen; Mary McKim. Tent NO. 2, Three Bears -Mrs. Connel, Mary Lou, 'Margaret. -Tent-Net-Ae-Captain's----Tent-Mrse • McKim. • t Tent No. 4, navelwort - Isobel Douglas; Jeseie- Henderson, Marion Johnston, Peggy MacDonald, Marion • McDonald. • „• Tent No. 5; Chuni-E-We-Mswgar- et Rae, Mrs. Agar, Edna Agar. Tent No,- 6, Point -Luck -Christine Ettvens, Frances Armstrong, Ruth Parker, Eunice Newton. - Tent No. 7, Kum-A-Lcing-Inn-7 Andrey HOrne , Audrey Henderson, Isobel Hamilton, Joy Henderson, Jim Horne. . • Tent No. 8, Kill Kare-Vers Sher - riff, Gladyis IlaeDenald, Frances Thompson, Barbara Solomon. Tent No. 9, Sutsus-Mrs. Patter son4.„ Muriel Patterson. • . Tent No.': 10, Waltz Inn -Verna Stewart, Lainalda ,Thompson, Margar- et Rit' chie. N Then there i is .a Quarter Master supply tent, used for a kitchen and tent for unifOrnis. • - eame. ,Three More runs in the 8 _ however. gave the Lucknow nine a x'our-run lead which Ripley's, zattemp .o Overcome was all in vain. In the first inning, R. Thompson ,man got' on- and stole -2nd eammings-struck-out-Andrew.--flied nit to second.. Irwin hit advancing • 'hompson who • scored when Greer gas safe at first. The- side was •re .ired where C. Finlayson. grounded •rut pitcher, to first. Ripley,acored in ;heir half when with Bissett, and Robertson on 3rd and 2nd, 'Roy Mc Kenzie hit scoring Bissett. while Rob- ertson was called out at the agate in 3n attempt to score which retired the side •- Lucknow missed an opportunity to more in the 2nd. ' A. Thompson flied mit to 2nd, R. Finlayson walked and Went to third when Lightfoot bit for two bases. but R. Thompson flied to 'Thort and Cummings grounded 'out 2nd to 1st. From then on with the exception ,of the 5th and 8th. when Lucknow scored the game developed into a pitcher's battle between Nce Kenzie and Irwin. In the 5th Lightfoot was safe when • McKenzie- booted his grounder. stole second was advanced to 3rd when R. Thompson flied out to deep left and scored •when Cummings bit to left but was called out at •second in' at- tempting to stretch it for two -bases. The sidewasretired when Andrew grounded to first • In the 8th Cummings drew a pass: advanced to 2nd on Andrew's bit. both ( runners scoring when Irwin •clouted the sphere over the fence for three bases. Greer 'struck out. C. Fin- layson--was-rout_on_a_samifice fle_freo_ right field on which Irwin Scored. A. Thompson grounded out pitcher to Sitroiptie• y • • ab r h po Lane. 1st • '4 0 1 11. 1 Bissettss.„ cf. _---4 1 1 1 2 Robinson. 3rd -..-4 0 1 0 0 Pinlayson. cf.. ss. 0 0 1 0 'McKenzie. b. •0 2 2 •1 Campbell. If. —4 0 0. 1 - Needham. rf. —•1-4 0 12 0 Th-orton, c • 4 0 2' 5 0 McLeod. 2nd • 3 0 0. 4 0 • 35 1 827 4 Lucknow ab r k po e R. Thompson. 3rd .--_5 1 2 1 2 Cummins. 1st —_-4 1 0 4 0 Andrew. cf. 411 1 2 0 hevin. 4- -2 3 0 Greer. c. 4 0 1 11 0 C. Finlayson. ss. 4 0 0, 2 0 A. Thompson. If. 0 ,0 0 0 R. Finlayson. and .--3 0 1 4 2 Lightfoot. rf. 1 1 0 0 ... 35 5 8 27 4 Summary -3 -base hit . • Irwin: 2 - base hitt Lightfoot; struck out by Ir -win 10. by McKenzie 6: bases on balls. McKenzie 31, Wild pitches; Mc- Knie 2: Umpires. Steen and Greve. League Standing- „ • Won Loft To play Kincakdine --k 1 3 Wingliam 2 3 Teeswater •1, 1 • 6 LUckilOW 9 ' 2 • 4 Ripley 0 4 4 Anything is liable to happen .in this league yet before the -first three teame enter ..the_play-offs.;• * * 0 • Teeswater was, scheduled to Oast n Lucknow this Thursday., The game haa been postnoned on account of be Bowline Toltnamont boil* kW, ifir61146).41 Otirt. own ual F? - PRIZE WINNER If Mrs. James Gaunt, R. R. 1, Lucknow win come into The Market, we will be glad to band her a nice Prize. Mrs.: Gaunt is eligible for this prize under a system of prize giving we use for advertising pur- poses only. THE MARKET. `e• Local fans will see the Wingham • teem in action in the Caledonian Jerk When they clash with Lucknow Friday. July 22nd. * 0 • Friday's game in Ripley was an i- .-.exesting fixture xand closely contest- ed throughout. Irwin's triple was disastrous so far” as Ripley/ chancs' winnine were cncerned. • • * • • • RiPleY have lost four, straight eames, but nevertheless they are not - be dean with lightly. In their ;our remaining games they niay turn ne tables' unexpectedly. • *• Friday saw another shift in the Lucknow line -un Greer did the catch- ing with Clark Finlayson nlayng short Roy 'Finlayifon was moved to second and Lightfoot to right field. * * * Continued wet weather has ore - vented the boys from jetting in muck practice since the notorious Tees - water gam, but with dry weather they iihrould• knuckle down and .get in trim for the Wingham game. • * *, It will be an -important filtute and a victory for Lucknow will certainly change the aspects a* far as Teague standing is concerned. * 10 • • An all round improvement at the' bet would heti) materially • to make -1711-e, gthlt refaitee. most slangeroun « * 0 * WInaharm played ragged boll On Mod&y0 wh them an 8 to 2 drubbiort sod til-ovorstr of tisolf vilst we Ifito $nt 1004 104Set 'OLL',°;,:', L'L • '..LL°' ' 1 PRIZE WINNER If Mrs. Orville Tiffin, R. R. 2. Teeswater. will come to The Market , we will be glad to hand her Si niee • prize. Mrs. Tiffin is for this •prize under a system of prize giving we use for advertising purposes only. THE MARKET. ee- , Officials Mrs. McKim, Camp Commndant; Mrs. Agar, cook; -Mrs. Paterson; teaching basket work.; Mrs. Comel, •camp nurse; Vera Sherrill', Lieuten- , . &Fla of the patrols is assigned duties for the, day time bream"). -Time Table • 7 a.m.-Rising and dip. .7.30 sem.-Exerchket. 8.00 am. -Colours 8.15 am. -Breakfast, 8.15 -9.30-Camp Duties. 9.45 -Tent Inspection. • 10. -M.-Group Work. 12.00 -Dinner. ° • 1.00 p.m. -Tuck shop. 1.30 -2.-Complete rest. 2. -2.30 -Rest. •• • 2.30 p.m. -.-Badge 3.30 p.m.--Swimining 5:39 p.m.---SupPir. • 6.45 p.m. -Court of Honour. 7.00 p.m. -Games. 8.15 'p.m. --Camp Fire. • 9.15 p.m. -Lights Out. Honored Guests The qui Guide Camp at Point Clarke was greatly honored on Tues- day with a visit° from_ Mrs. Rout- ledge, Provincial .Commissioner for Ontario and Miss Ruth Robinson, Provincial Secretary. They motored up from London to visit the camp, and spent two hours chatting with the girls and !coking over the camp site• OUR FIRST VISITOR While we were eating dinner, WO' heard an, avifel shriek, Some of the girkere....soLfrighten rhey could hardly speak. We all jumped up and looked around And what do you think we saw, A. great big snake upon the ground Which filled us all with awe: Some said why it. is dead, Because it is covered with sand, •' Isobel touched it with a stick, It niggled something grand. •Then it lay still and someone said, Oh come away from 'bere, But othere thought about the \light, Our tents are very near. • Then we all decided re/mid be a dreadful plight, • To find tliis snake upon An- bed. In the middle of the night. . Then ,someone pretended to be (lair • •brave, And picked it tile by it. --s• tail, And anaiky wiggled very hard, While all the guides did wail • We ran it oir our Miming ground, And threw it in a treP, •There may it stay &Jmany a day, And we will happy be • - IONIZE WINNER If Mrs..11erhert_ Cairran R. Lucknow conie into The Market, we will hil glad to hand her a nice Drina. . Mrs. Curran is eligible for thlo On under n notoot of prize ibloi Ire lltl*Ser Oftottolwg pi MO; IMIVI O 744 Sant