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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1932-07-07, Page 1Te rx ql� t el 'See • " $2.00 PER Y EAR IN ADVANCE; , '$2:60 .OTIIER,WI,SE'. LUCKNOW, .ONT., TI Ull$DAY, 'JULY Zth, 1932.- DENTIST 1932. SINGLE COPIES 5' CENTS : l DENTIST Dr. I. L. Treleaven, Lucknow Bonn: 9-12 A.M. ' 1.30-5 P.M PHn`'E53 X-RAY _.-F(li_SALE_:"1927_ L Chev;.._._Sedan,. new Tires, new Bette'', car in good shape. ' Apply • to , Nelson : Winterstein at .Mre. John Button's, residence. BINDER TWINE will be unloaded, off track, to anyone on the 11 of July at "Paramount Clubhouse at S"o'clock. for -cash. e Waite* 'Dexter, Sec.. n . (77P -c) -STRAYED-to'the•-nremises-of the- undersigned on or about June 26th 2, brood sows. -Owner is expected to prove ,property. pay expenses and take • nimals away. , • -robs--Seott: Lot -2f1. (Con. -14:- - West Wawanosh. NEW , COTTAGE FOR RENT. New: Furnished Cottage "KOSY-. KOT at 'Point Clark for rent by week.•month. or season. Apply G. W. Gardner, .Kincardine, It. R. Point Clark: NOTICE MOTHER OF LUCKNOW RESIDENT PASSES The sudden death of Mrs. James Clifford. mother of Mrs. J. L. Mac- Millan of the village. occurred in. Stratford General hospital on Mon- day-following on- day--• following..•° -an illness of three= weeks duration., The deceased., who, was in. her 63rd year. has been practically a lifelong resident if St. Marys. where she had formed, wide circle,' of friends. She ..wee „a devout mem)** ::of the Holy; Name Catholic Church `in that place. .. Mrs. Clifford. whosehusband pre- deceased her is survived by one son John of Detroit and four daughters. Mrs. Given of Detroit. sMary° Clifford of St. Marys. Abbey Clifford of Stratford and ' Mrs. L. -MacMillan of Lucknow. Also by, one sister. Miss Mary : Sullivan .of Stratford. • New • Curtains and Curtain Mater- ials. THE MARKET. Induction :Service' Well Attended Notice ire herebygiven that a Court Will i held ..__ th Town Han the- Rev-' C. N MacKenzie, Officiates At VYl4�' DE held in the Town uou•...ao 'vpc � Village. ,Of ' Lucknow by His Honour- - -Induction-of -Rev--S.-T. Tueker...:In-.. t' ;e Judge of the County of Bruce on Tuesday the 12th day of July A. D, 1932 at Ten o'clock in the fore- noon to hear and determine the ap- peals . Against the • • Assessment' Roll of the •Village of Lucknow for the year 1932 ftom the Court of Bevis - ion' .to the County Judge. All persons having business ' at the .said _Court are hereby notified 'accordingly: , Joseph Agnew, Clerk of the Village of Lucknow. (7-7=c.) FOR SALE to' Pastoral , Charge of United .Church -Rev. Hugh Taylor Speaks.' The induction of Rev:. S. T. Tucker. into the ,pastoral charge of the Luck.: now United . Church . was held on Thursday evening when a large con ;regation, was present to greet .the iewe pastor, his `wife and daughter. Rev. C.•14: MacKenzie officiated and following the, -opening exercises and introductory remarks the formal cer- :mony. of induction was proceeded With, after which ' Rev. MacKenzie '.ailed• upon the elders of the church. At the Auction Market,: Lucknow; ,A give the right hand of fellowship on -Saturday, -.Tuft' '9th,_ 19 2�� I�ot ar-Lihe iewly-•inducted pastor. Messages of regret , were received from Rev C. H. 'MacDonald and Rev. E.: 0.' Gallagher, • on their inability to attend due to their absence from thevillage on that evening. Addresses were given by Rev. Mac Kenzie whose words were directed more to the pastor, and by Rev. Tay- lor, who spoke more directly to the congregation, the respective addres- ses 'pointing out the duties and re- quirements of each in the best inter- ests of the Church and cause. Rev.' MacKenzie welcomed Rev. Tucker on behalf of the Bruce ' Pres- bytery 'e*tending best wishes for in his new is text . the. od" coupled will • make number Two' in the subdivision of Park Iota -,numbers Nine and Ten in the . Village of Lucknow hi` the Coun- ty of Bruce, the • property of the estate of George Anderson, late of. the said Village of Lucknow, de- ceased. The property will be offered. for sale subject to a reserve bid. For, further particulars apply to the undersigned. Archie Anderson; Joseph D. Anderson Executors. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TAKE 'NOTICE that all creditors, of 'Mary McLean. of the Township of Kinloss in the County of Bruce. Spinster. and a11; other persons having claims. •against .her. are hereby re- quired to send to the undersigned on or before the ninth day of July. A.D. 1932. full particulars of their claims. % as- afterethat date the estate will be dealt with without regard to the claims .of which, no notice has been - '`received: Dated :this 24th day of June. A.D. 1932. J. HARLEYCRAWFORD Wingham. Ontario. Solicitor for the Petitioner. (7-7-c.) NOTICE is 'hereby given to any one owing to .1. H. Carter- or R. H. Car- ter of Kinloss; a store and garage or trucking account. that the amount must be paid within the next 10 days or -proceedings _will b_e_,taken to col- lect same. We also solicit any true ing You have to do on the •following term's: 1. Your stock will be insured in the Hartford Insurance Co.. Conn. U. S.• 2. All vheenies will be made Pay- able from any commision man or firm in Toronto or Dumarts at Kit- chener who are bonded to protect you on` the payment less the cartage. • 45c cwt. for cattle. _ 5tk each for lambs. Hogs prepaid bar Dumarts. 3. We will pay all phone calls when necessary for orders to ship only be- tween 8.30 and 12 o'clock P.M. 'Phone 1d0 -r-31. Lucknow. Signed -J. H. Carter. R. 'H. Carter. New-. 'Pillow Cottons, . Sheetings, Etc. THE MARKET. happiness and succe charge. Chosing for words "Thou 0 with "Follow Me an you Fishers of Men." Rev. MacKen- zie pointed out how a minister of the Gospel is God's -man and in order to have right relation with God Must know Rim .by Bible study. prayer. communion and'. fellowship. His task then must .be to form 'a, right rela- tionship with mi►nkind, to synipathize with men, and to eget their viewpoint, thus enabling him to minister to them and as a ,"Man of God" be a "Fisher. of Met." ' • The speaker likened the life of a minister to thsit of the toilsome, life of a fisherman, --lives which require -patience --and persisteney a stated - "If preaching is fishing, then 'ser- mons are nets,," and the minister mist look to his ' nets and magnify his office. -Rey. Hugh `Taylor, formerjy a. missionary in China, told of his per- sonal experience in deciding to enter the ministry while studying law in Toronto, in his introductory remarks. • He claimed the present condition of the world was due much to . selfish- ness • and individublism, the remedy being a closerfriendship adminster- ed solely through God. In bespeaking a hearty welcome for the minister and family by the congregation, he •stated that they are oft times lonely and require the friendship of those to whom they are called upon to minister to. • He besought the congregation to pray for their minister, to be loyal to him and to upholiit 'him' in the horrie in the presence of their. children. "Do riot expect a perfect minister," he said "but expect great things of him." 8.. -Foot Pavement Would Be ° Too Costly Cost of. Twenty -Eight Foot ..Payee merit Prohibits Council Consider- _ ing Petition • In That Regard Special Meeting Will Decide Course •I To Be Taken: a w • Tenders for the relaying II of a -28-' foot , pavement. were ; opened: before the `'Villege • -Council on Tuesday >eniej- with CoNnty. Engineer n En ineer Steiih-• .. enson' present. The: figures -were high- et, for .the most part, -than expected. and 'as • a'l result the- job was -not let and council supported a motion. in view of the •prohibitive cost of a 28 - foot pavement that the ratepayers', petition for same be tabled and re commended, a 20 -foot strip . without curbs as advisable: in -better -1 oe-keep within the provision ' of the By -Law. The engineer's figures revealed that for a twenty=eight foot strip . with curbs. ; some twelve carloads of ce- ment wouldbe. necessary' at an an proxicnate_cost_of.'upwards t.0_.$6000.-, The' total cost of sucha pavement would amount' to somewhere" between $11.000 and $12,000 with the rate- payers .share charged• as frontage tax amounting to between $1.200 :and $1.111^0. Th . _ e .tender oof....the .To_w_land Con- struction Company with its attached 'alternative was' given chief consid-„ eration and based on its figures and rider :the County Engineer worked late Tuesday night to prepare' an es- timate of the e'ost of a twenty -foot strip.' The figures, as presented to Council.. on Wednesday morning have not been disclosed as yet. but are. reported as "quite attractive." well within the provisions of the By -Law. Which . called for the sum of $7.500.00. A special meeting is to be held this week to consider the figuresof the Towland Construction and.•in case they arenot. accent. - ed. tenders will again be called: ..Ip view of a higher cost than first expected for the extra '8 feet of con- crete and drainage week, ratepayers _eilljio doubt be only too eager to re =tend their petiti^n. • Council after <tudving the matter considered a 70 -foot strin with gravel shoulders vould •he more . satisfactory. - A{..28- root stria with curbs wopld prevent. •ars from parking , off the pavement ed would --result in tone narroi. a ti eroughfare for such a heavily tra- oiced street. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. James Garnet Arm - Strong. LakeShore .Road. Mimics) an- nounce the engagement . of/heir eir Ed daughter. Maley Jean. to Par Fleming Price. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleming Price. Nanton Aven- ue. South Rosedale. Toronto. the marriage to take -place.-quietly July the eleventh. " BORN CLEI:AND-=In North Bay • on Thursday, June 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. James L. Cleland, (nee Mary Con- nell), a daughter.' DECKER -In Wingham Hospital, _.. on_-��`tinday,-Jy x ul_3 r ds eto._Mr.•_and Mrs. _... " > ' Sidney Decker, . a son.. NOTICE Motorists driving with only one ,headlight or without a tail light• burning ate hereby warned '' to act alecbddingly $n this respect. EZ -CONVICT CAPTURED 4.. WEDDING BELLS McTAVISH-HAMILTON A very pretty wedding took place A-5 o'clock, June 29th, at the home of ,the (bride's father, . Mr. A. C. Hamilton on .the 2nd con., Huronl in the presence of about •75 guests. when Clara May, eldest daughter of Mr. and ' Mrs. A C. Hamilton was united in marriage to Mr: James H McTavish, oneof"Olivet's most pope lar young men. The bride entered the parlor on the arm of her father to the strains of the wedding march played her place ,beneath an arch of ever - by her- sister,. Miss Emma, and took green and orange blossoms banked with fern and pink and white roses. Rev. Duncan McTavish of Port Hope assisted by Rev: Fred McTavish of Campbellford performed .. the cere many. The bride looked lovely in a beautiful pale blue gown -of maleen and embroidered georgette wearing a floral bandeau ' in her hair and. carrying Qphelia_zoses • and maiden hair -fern. After an interval spent in picture taking the guests sat down to a sumptuous dinner, the tables being -set in the large dining room. The color scheme here was also 'yolk and white, the room being decorated with streamers and bells, ' and pink and white rosee. The table looked very dainty with lovely china and rose candle holders,, white lighted candles and bouquets 'of pink and white roses. The 'small .baskets of strawberries and marshmallows be- side each plate added greatly to the pretty effect. After dinner an hour 'or two was spent in music and -a de- lightful . soeiial time. For travelling. the bride wore a blue and tan suit in tyeed-effect With tan hat, fox fur and other acessories to •match. The groom's gift to the pianist was a beauti'fiil, pin. The young couple' left by motor for Toronto, Niagara„ Cai i- pbellford and other eastern points, The lovely presents received both at the shower '-and' wedding showed plainly the standing of both the bride" and 'groom in the community. The guests' present ,.from 'a dist REV:"J:� S, DUNCAN LEAVE THESSALON He and. Family Kindly Remembered Before Departing. For New Charge At Mount Albert. ` Last weeks 'issue of: the .Algoma Advocate . of: :Thessalon, dealt at some length w tl ' the ' farewell' Ser. mon. of Rev: J. S. :Duncan, as well as erarious addresses stud •presenta•= -tions•-(.lade to -he, Mrs•: -Duncan, Ken--- neth and Tom, before theirr 'departure to Dr: Duncan's new'pastoral charge at Mount Albert, south of Lake Sim cog Their .departure markgd the termination of a pastoral charge of six and a 'half years in Thessalon: Rev.. Duncan• was a former min• , -inter an-.,_the,-.Lucknow ::Presbyterian, Church and his ; many friends in this village will be interested to ' learn . of this 'change. Concludes -Ministry In St. Peter's: Parish' Dglviera Farewell_.. Address At Sun - r• day- -Morning Service Kinloss L. O. L. Attend. Evening Service. Rev. E. '0. Gallagher • concluded a ministry of some four' years duration in St. Peter's Church, on Sunday last. In the morning Mr. Gallagher expressed his appreciation to, the, A. Y.P.A:.and to 'members of thecon- gregation for their numerous gifts and remembrances: . presented 'last. week. Special reference was made -'of'. beautiful presentation by the Young People' •last Thursday night at the Rectory. Also M.r. •Gallagher referred to the very kindly 'reception he . had received from, and . the friendly co- operation ,given b— tl-ie--generai pub- lic of Lucknow. His relations with the merchants and other folk had been indeed happy, and they had as- sisted' him most •willingly • at any time. He indicated . his reasons ' 'for withdrawing from this district to take over the parochial work in the parish of St. Thomas ' .in Owen Sound. Me. Gallagher affirmed his conviction that. the Church of the future must be worked by Christian liberty, by tolerance: It will be an inclusive church, it will have sympa- thy and solicitude for the young people who are going out into a new, world. plastic, pliable, fluid' He affirmed the right of people to think. out their religion in modern, terms, and the definite social .application of the principles of Christianity: "If you see a good fight anywhere, yon. had best get into it, --and there is no, fight that . compares with the, con- test for'xthe principles of Jesus a- gainst the paganism of the world. In the evening the District of Kin= loss L. O. L. held ' their annual church parade to St: Peter's Church Rev. Mr. Gallagher being the Dis- trict Master. ,and also the. Deputy Grand Chaplain of Ontario West, ad- dressed the brethren who were pre sent in large numbers. "If' ye will not . believe, surely ye shall not be established,” was the ;text, or as. it s -••-otherwise- interpreted, ; "if ,vie_ will not hold fast, ye shall not stand• fast." There are certain moral prin- ciples at the foundation of human life,eind these cannot, be disregarded. It was this disregard for such prin- ciples that had led the world to an abyss: The insanity of tariffs, con- trary to the fundamental' belief that a man or a nation cannot live alone. Passing reference was Made to bilin- gualism and to separate schools as disintegrating forces in the nation's life. - After the service, a. presentation was made to Rt. Wor. Bro. Gallagh- er in the Orange Hall. Addresses were given.; by 'the County Master, and past County Master and'. other representative rspeakers. A motion of appreciation was passed' to the war- dens, choir, (organist and d rector of St. Peter's (Church for • their consid eration on the occasion. John Jardine. ex -convict. recently tone were Rev. an'd`.. Mrs. Duncan released from Portsmouth veniten- McTavish and sons of port Hope. The Bread • The 'Bread of Health H5VIS of Booth. OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY AND SERVICE THRIFT 'IS COMMON-SENSE -APPLIED TO 'SPENDING. FOR- EVERY PENNY SPENT ON YOUR TABLE, BREAD GIVES YOU BIGGEST FOOD VALUE. • RIC H FRUIT.CAKE 2 `lbs. 35c. . PUFF PASTRIES L eCOFFE.CAKES. TEA: I$ISCUITS. RASB'ERRY .TARTLETS RAISIN •BREAD. • • OATMEAL 'COOKIES --- • I BAKERY HO-LLYll�ILL�N :S„Q�JAL. TY' B'1'�I�, ;;one 3fr c Ph .Lucknow 'Local Ce -General 'Miss Lenora Webster is visiting this week in Toronto. • Mrs. Alex Woods has gone to Elora. for the summer months.' Master Ross Gammie is visiting cousins at' Elora this week. • Mr. and. Mrs. -Sidney Free of Brant- ford were callers in town this iweek. Mr. Harold ,Agnew -was 'over' from Detroit to spend'' the week -end at his home here: Dr. anti Mrs. Connel and 'Margaret wereweek-end' visitors at North Bay and Thessalon. Mr. Jack Newton of Port. Credit. spent the week -end in town with Dr. and Mrs. Newton. - Mrs.. Bruce Gammie and daughters. Marian and Mildred of Elora are visiting Lucknow friends. '• Your Eyes and Our 'Service BY° F. A1tMSTROIiG Lucknow THE NERVES ARE THE Telegraph wires of our • bodies. Bearers of messages..: Sensitive,. easily disturbed- Among nerve - disturbers are errors of :vision. THIS cause, though; is easier to remove than some others. .Our' thought this time is that anyone troubled with "nerves" might with advantage , try glasses. If 'they, help, they will help greatly and • continuously. Continued next week ul. Miss Lorraine Brabsin of Windsor is holidaying .with her grandparents, Mr. and Mesa)). Huston. Miss Elsie Alton of Toronto was a recent visitor at the home ofher aunt, Mrs. Henry .Mullin. Mee M E Moore is spending -ala extended visit with. Mr. and . Mrs. Gordon Moore of Rockwood. Miss Mary Belle MacDonald has returned from: Detroit to take up her duties again in 3lacCharles' grocery.' Mr. - and Mrs. W. W. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Cameron MacDonald visited on Sunday with.friends in Orange- ville. •. - NOTICE -the Scouts ' will hold- a special meeting on Thursday eveningat, 7.30' to discuss plans for -going to camp. 4.,. I • Messrs. Charles • Hodgert. Willis Smythe and Jack • Matthews are spending a week's vacation, in the community. Mrs: W. H. Garniss and Julia ° of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Blyth. were recent visitors with ' Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Garniss. Mr. and Mrs. Glennie- from 'Delhi. have opeh,ed . their cottage at Point, Clark. Mr. Glennie has not been en- ioying good health doting the past tart', was arrested on Tuesday. Poll- Rev.. Fred McTavish and, Mr. Mit- owing an intensive, search of almost Ilford ° Rev.and Mrs:- a week in the -district around Point chell of • Campbe , Clark. Jardine is charged with •two Harold Johnston and• sons of Mill- offences involving ,h 4 -- Year-old ff Mill - serious ua �,�, �y year-old marzied daughter, who re- sider -in- Ashfield- ''Township:--Follow-- ing the alleged offences, Jardine es - caved -caped it was .thought into the bush skirting Lake Huron in the vicinity of Point Clark and efforts to locate hint were fruitless. His arrest resul- ted upon hid return to his daughter's home 011 Tuesday, we are iuformedr, bank, Miss Catherine Hainilton, Shep= parton, Miss Margaret , McTavish of �i alb n Miss-Mary--Welden--of-Sas. Iratoon, Mrs. Wilson Hamilton and Archie and Miss McKenzie of Leek - now, Rev and Mrs. McKenzie, Mr. 'mei Mrs. Toin D'onelly and son Har- olo1 .Ripier, Mr. and Mrs. Harry New Hosiery, Gloves, Sockees, eto. THE- -MARKET. few months: Mr. and Mrs: Ed Snyder and eon returned, to . Detroit Monday,. after a vacation with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth Cameron. Miss Rose Whitby accompanied by her friend; Miss Johnstone, was up from Stratford recently, visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whitby. To Picnic At Goderic i - • The annual picnic of the Lucknow Wallpaper Walk up town and save money. a havea large dis- play of Wallpaper priced to snit every purse: 8c up. Sun - worthy, reg. 45c for'. 30c.: and reduction On work being done. It. J. CAMERON Painter, Decorator & Grainer Wood Turning All Manner of Irregular and Regular Wood Turning •Done . Such As ` Neckyokes, Whi®etrees, Implement Handles, Hay Racks Wheelbarrows, &c., Bic. Neil Maclnnes Block South of C.N.--R. Depot. NOTICE Residents are notified according to ;he by-law in that regard that 'poul- try. cattle. etc.. must be prevented .rom running at large in the village. Act accordingly. Presbyterian Church, will be held. at Harbor` -Park, '•Goderich,-on- Thursday July 21st. - Messrs. Gordon Johnston. Edwin. Smith and Malcolm Watson. have gone to Kingston to pursue their studies at Queen's during the holi- days. • Mr. Duncan Matheson. accompan- ied by his son Norman, his wife and daughter Betty of Toledo Ohio. spent the week-end'with Mr: and Mrs. Alex McCarrol. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns mo- tored to Detroit on Tuesday • where they attended the marriage . of their son Stuart. which took place in that city on Wednesday. Mrs. Tarlton; Mr., F. Hanninian of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Myers • of Windsor. were recent visitors at the home • of Mr. Matthew Woods and Mr. and Mrs: R. H. McQuillan. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Murray. Dr. George Murray and his daughter. Mary Louise and Mr. Robert Murray all of Detroit spent the' week -end with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murray in town. DIED IN MONTREAL As we go to press we learn. of the death in Montreal' on Wednesday of Annie Corrigan. relict of the late T. F. Cain. The funeral servicie e will be held in St. Mary's R. C. Church. Lucknow. on Friday. July 8th at 9.30 Inteenietrt irt-Holyrood•cemetery' r. Street and daughter Margaret, and Mrs. McNair of Kincardine other friends and relatives in vitinity. ° • M and the Mrs. George T. Stockham of De- troit is a summer visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Alex 1iadDiarmid. Mr. Stockham. who . spent the week -end With them returned to Detroit ori Tuesday. • . ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stevens and son Jimmie and Mr. Harold Dawson of 'Toronto spent" the week=end- with Mr. and Mrs. Edward McQuillan. Mrs. Harold Dawson returning to the city with them. s _ _..Mr.:_.�. an' m -_trap _Mrs .Sam... _.Ar._._._g.- their daughter Winnifred, and son Ronny, .and Mr. and Mrs. Walker, alt of Port B resell, were week -end visi- tors m . Arne Mts. W with�r nd tors , , strong Jr, AUCTION MARKET -- _... _ THIS SATURDAY As well as the property listed else- where in this issue. to be sold at the Auction Market. Lucknow. this Sat- urday. July 9th.,. we are' informed here will be numerous other articles offered for sale as well n's livestock, If you have anything to offer get in touch with Matt. Gaynor at once.' Thrown From Wagon When Team Dashes Runaway Team Stopped By Tele- phone Pole -Art McCartney Cut and . Bruised When Thrown From Wagon. . - r: Finlay. Melcolm's team fright-• ened by one of Epp's' trucks on Tues- day afternoon. in front of Mr. John Murree's residence on 'Havelock St.. started a mad gallop southward. crossing the main thoroughfare and s continued their wild run" in spite of the efforts to stop them. of both Art McCartney and Mr. Malcolm. who were on the wagon. The teene was prevented from , turning Sharply into the driven av leading to Mr. Mal'coim.'s barn. which would undoubtedly Upset .the •wagon and its occupants, and came to . a uidden stop when the team straddled a telephone pole in front of Miss 1lood's residence. In the inepect the pole was .broken• off and• .Art was thrown outstriking his head oh ,the wheel- _which .sinflicted_a_insets _cut_:ite_ his forehead. which bled profusely. Ile was naso bruised and scratched ;. but medical attention revealed the injuries not to be setious.eMr. -Mal- .:olm remained hi the wageteand was • unhurt.