The Lucknow Sentinel, 1929-10-31, Page 5,
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THE. LUCIi.140W SENTIVER., .igUPSDAV, 00,r,:i1MR" 31ed: 029
OF. ROMANCE
W. hat , a visite.o delightfui recol.
I lections• the ,,VerY rtie West, Indies
, oPens up. From early YOuth:'we have
read of them; Onethe pages •of Trews,.
' ore Ielanfie onthe pages Of history.
Here. Bei:tato trade.her ,first great
bid. foe EnSnire. Here:Doke and HaWe
;kips and the flueanneer Morgan hem,
a bled the..bricie of haughty_ Spain •
• Canada is now linked:with these
• "lovely islands by a palatiaU fleet o• f
yacht -like tropfe , Vessels..
• Two services are maintained: The
, F,estern Group Serveee embeaces
Bermuda; S. Kitts, Nevis, -Antigua,
Montserrat,, Dorni.nica, ' St, ' Lueia,
Barbados, St. Vincent, Greivtda....ind,
GeorgetoWn, British' Guiana...„' • .
Thei:,Western group ,serviOesalla, to
Bermildi,.the Ralealime and leingsten,
Jamaica whereecohneetieh made for
, Full perticUleere ;,inay be „.,obtained.
fraOtee AO Cep:ad:len iai1 r etearneffip
eagent, • "
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE .0.F. FRANCES
ANN BOWER, late of the Township
of Ashfield' in the' Ceupey •of Haenle
• • 'Wide*, Deceased.'
• .NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
stiant to the revised statutes of out-
•-ario in that. -regard; that all persons.
haling claims against the stateof
• Frances Ann Bower, who died on or
about the ' first, day of : September,: -A.
• D'..1929;at the Township of. Ashfield,
. are required .to send by Poet, prenaidi•
• or deliver to the :undersigned, 'on. or.
'I•efoie• November. '2nd, A.D... 1929."
• their: names and addresses With full:
teirtioulari of their elainis :in writing,
• verified ;by ;statutory declaration, and
t•he eatere of the Securities; if any,
'held by them. ' • *: • • • .
— AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE.
that- after the said seeohd day. of
' November, AD. 1929, the assets of
' the:said estate will be distributed by
the, Executors 'among the nartiee : enr
• titled there• to, having :regard only to
• claims of which they shall then have
• netice and the estate will not he liable..
• for any claims telt • filed • at the thiTe.
. of the said distriblition:
• d DATED' at. Wintrharn.-411.1s•'twelfth
,
day of October, A.D. 1929.:
Ja Ntr: BUSI-IFJELD. Wine:are; Ont.
- Soficitor..fori the Executors. '
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• WCICNOW and WINMIA114
Monumental Works
• Licknow. Ont.
the largest and most eemplete
stack in the Most. beaUtiful designs
• • to choose from, in:
Marble. Stacie Swedish and Cane
• 'dian eGirenlfes
We make a specialty of • Fondly .
. .
Monuments and invite your imipeee
taseriptioes Neatly, Carefully and
.., Pre:nip:By Done.
Bea us before pleeing your ordee.
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Douglas .Bros.
e. Plitine.74 •
Warne*. .
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R. A. Spotton
Phone 256
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Wnahar
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pifferent es in the Priee„of wheat
et*eeliicego • ana Wit9elpeg, and re.,
tarding of the wbealt neoe`emeet In
. :
weetern. C1eneela•,1:8- .dueto :he *Lew
of Canadieta wheat owners teat:ite
justifiee holding it ;or
higher, peiCes .while Britieti and
Continental :buyers believe they can,
Obtain their 'Present requirement:1'
train , ehe A reef:tine end 1h.e • Cadted
States. IS the ,esplanat,ten .of this
, .condition given, out in a statement
recentlyesSued over the" sicnatures
of E. W. Ileattye. chairthen and.
•. president , of the, ,e;anedieti Paeffte
•Pal `PP 3r 'alld 'Sir Henry Thornton„.
..president of the Canadian :.N'a,tionel,
Until the ,presentelme
•passe betWeee, buyer •and selfeeia
adjusted. there Will: be a '.praCtinal
• etoepaee the, inoVentetit.„Of graist
witfl COnSeent ,Aerintia 'effect"' .40A
•calves '.and.' net 'e'arningiof bath the
• water ,carriraa. • •
... e
• a . •• •
,
licench of' the.,',NOrthein ..413erte.
'Railway .to 'Waterways, and Port'
•• 'MeNiurray,.E. beetty, chairman
and , president . Of the ••Uanadlan
• Pacific IRailway, aedompanied by a
number, of .directors of .ebe:.• talk• ,
way, .%inspected the '' salt wells ani..
tar' sand' depositsot' the • mewl.,
,Experts of .the Canadian • Pacific,
and . Canadian" N4tioria1 • Railways. •
• are. at present esamining these de -
pasha iv,hich Mr. Beatty Said he Was
.• Satiated ,Would bee great asset
to "Alberta. • • ': • ••• ,
• Delegates •from 'the- Cenadtand
• Chambers �f Commerce whie have
'been travellingeitepeiVele in, the
meet of • Canada, rnaihly Over Can-
adian Pacific .lines, • have through'
their netion.al ?committee 'reiterated
• their stand hi fiver of a: 'continue
ance •et'aseisteal immigration of at
• lectee British settlers of a daiitab
tyne, to. Canada, •
Charles • Reid;• of 'the • . Banff
Springs GolfClub, won the: Pilate,
of Wales'golf trophy, famous and
coveted prize cif goltdom, from? • a
field. of 427 competitors• recently.'
His score wail, 144 net, 'Ilia handi-
cap ;being •e7. ;This -is the . 'first
time, In the history of the'eempeti- •
tion •thet •the e•uphas one- lei ":
Banft player, Calgary golfer:V. hay-
ing taken it to. that citeon each %cif -1
the four :former , competitions. , •
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e„ • •
'Ciniaea's reindeerendusfry• takes
a, big forward stipthis year with the
trek of •3,000 ,'• northern ' animals
from Alaska into the •lionitnion. .In
November this 'herd,:. • secured 'by
Canada.from the 'United States:
herds in Alaska; will begin a trek .
which will jake 18- months- • and
will 'land ,the ateinals in .1931 an
the ',Arctic :pest east ot: the Mac,'
heniie fiver.
Australians . are "fiercely loyal"
so 'far as EmPire Trade is concern-
ed, and bey, for example, 98 per
cent. �f their antomobileit /ram
Canadian manufacturers. Sir :lathes
Murdoch, member -of the -Legislative
Assembly of New South Walesi. told,
the Vancouver Canadian Club re- •
-743-eatly. ' Sir James • itnit
• turned frotn dross -Canada tont. by
• 'Canadian Pacific lines and was on
• his way bask AO Australia. "
•
. Settlers in the Peace River coun-
try, have it ' definite uniformity • of
outlook regarding the prol:ress' .of
:the country, as a wbole, mil Col. J.
Dennis,8. Chief •Tomniissemer. of
Colonization And Tmirierp.tiott ef
• the Canadian Paeifie Pinky tywho
has beeb inspietin the ,,ortherti
.part of Alberta: over tee ::ortbern
, Alberta Pelle:nes 1-1( •••• aston-
'ished at the readinrqR n? e • Boards
..of Trade and Gret,d,..e eusieles
men to take a is v‘. -iv ever
*here it reiree .1:0,k i .iporar,•
hardship locally, ••• •.
loimmisomammisr
l'Plicine No. 10 is, at 'Your SerirWe
We Sell for Cash -We Sell cheaper TLan The Credit Store
The
•Good
Chget:
Oven
Heater'
Some
Outstaiidin
Features
OVX44. 20: in. 6teliAltE.,•-• DE*" 1.4/ItE MK" Fblf CO•fl3.'
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WOOD .1011ti -1401 WILL TAKE -A • ST1,CK '20 in...TONG. _
CAN CONVERT INTO' 'A 'SHALLOW. FIRE ll'OX:i144i ..141.INITTES
LARGE COI'P.Ele RESERVOIR , • • ,
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A 'PERFECT .I1EA1ER2LA BEAUTitt.L RAKta-
P,EARANCS CANNOT 88 SURPASSED.
4CCESEFETI, 'BRUCE
"ROYAL" C.:),A1.1)TITION
•Twenty-six, Brute Cotipty young
• farmers, hetween' the ages of sixteen
and twenteeone, ceeepeted in the Live
:Welt and Seed ;Judging Coniest held
in Walkerton, October 21st to seleet
the ten „Wieners from the county to
receive the free trips- to the Royal
Winter Fair offered ,by„ the • Ontario
Department of Agriculture. 500young
men "pelected from • every c Minty and
district in 'the Province by thees,sPec-
ial .Judging ccrippetitions will Visit
TerontO and .the Reyal Winter Fah,
from Nov.19.th to the 22nd,Itic1uaire,
as guestsofthe Ontario. Government..
At .WalkeVton in the mei/ming' Classes'
orWheat, oats, barley, alfalfai pots.;
• toes and pOultry.Wkre judged :i.o.the
: Ageicultarel Offiee.'while in tbe, after-,
poene.Dairy.Ce7ttle at Dippel Bros,
Beet Cattle and Horses at Norman
Brecklebenk's end „ Sheep and " Swine
.at jai ,,TeitSrea' were. plaCed by the
contestants,. •Pealtry: was • OPPlied‘ by
Dippel Eros; Oral reasons were given
• on all classes.
•
Rudolph 'Seigner, 2 Mildmety, Was
• ,eieep the nigh inan ofl the competition
winnpig the C.N.E.: shield given to
4lie boy standing highest. in the poni7
:Petition who had • never preeioasly •
judged. The telt winners who get the
Royal trips are in the order of their,
••standing. Rudolph' Seigner, Mildmayf
• Eddie Howe, Paisley; Allister Murray
Kineardine; Fred Hagedorn, Paisley;
• Harold Sutherland, 'Port Elgin; • Alex
• McIntyre, Cheeley; Alton Smeltime
';Kincardine; Wilfreci.Hotiston pinker-.
• ton;, Donald '11lacKinrien,. paisley ,.and
Andrew, McTavish, paisley. John Mc-
Tavish Of PaisMy Tanked tenth iri•the
coninetition but :was not eligible for
•,the trip on acenteneeeef, 'being ts_..,o
y7uFn.gFo:rsyth :and L • ., M. Kkrr, repre-
sentatives of the Bruce Department of
• Agricultufe, svere assisted in thetom-
• petition by Geo. MclCague and Ian
11/1eLeed of Clinton, Huron County repe'
tveSeistatiVes, T. 5. CdoPer end 'Frank
Doneil of .1Vfariccialee Representatives
.. trent Grey and P. Overholt of Harris:,
ten, of; the Dominion Seed Btanch.
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• HINTS FOR.; HOMEBODIES
By Jessie Allen*Brown
Canadian Flag, ,
' there has been a 'recent revival of
"nterest in the question of a distinc-
five:Cap:Wien • Flag. Tiie. members' of,
The Canadian, Weekly Newspaper'
Associatien started it at their Annual
eonvention • An article :in itleteLean's
'by Hugh' Savage teethed the flame.
I cannot See how dri-y-Aierson can
object to a Canadian, Flag, If it were:
suggested to give up the Union Jack
that would e different question,
for none of us would *ant to do that.
At the present time We are using
on land The Canadian Ensign 'svhich'
is Canada's flag or her Merchant
MarifieTand apparently it is not.good
form. to use a sea-fing. on, land. Can-
ada should h;ive her flag which tells
that'sle is part of the British Env, -
ire, bu,t, also shoves which pert of it
she is:
There ,was never' any objection .to
.our Canadiansoldiers designating
which part of the Empire they claim-
er as hoine, by the use of the Maple
Leaf just as well as her soldiers..
The suggestion his been made that
Canada's new ilag have the Union
Jack with a green Maple, Leaf on
white held. That. Undoubtedly would
• Make On attractive looking flag. The
only objection Might be the house-
wifely one, that it would • be difficult
to have the White geld looking 'deft
and fresh and not bedraggled. •
1. Canada has become a force Among
the nation's of the, world, and as such
• should have her flag to identify •bet
in her 'ok'vn place in the British Em -
There *mild he no more stilt -
able' combination for- Canada's flag
than the Maple Leif with the:Union
Jack. " , •., • • •
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:The Melancholy? Days
.The melancholy 'days . have cOme,
ard our .gOod friend; the eunappeare
ev:ell less freipieneY. Scientists 'tell,
us that the 'tees of the gun are . a'
zeent help, in preventing disease. We
keew this to be the case,because
when' Fall comes so:de the sniffles.
Theeelhildren are forever ,catching
told ared there is more sickness gen,
Part_of this is, due to the fact
. ,thet we .get sum
The'saiii- tie one Of the erturees. of
•Vifartin '1) atid so is Cod-liver ell. In-
atend of (teeing your eltildeen ." with
cedgeeeentedieliiee *flier -thy 'have.
eMaa IleYegieinge thein ,e few
drops bf eect-livee oil as a preventIve.
13tield them up so that .they will Mit
'catele eel& *fettled efeteyinggeto-duree
thene. ev-heiletheY ones lit'AV'S t Sounds
"filet ,ge-akihke, eltietill trieltletifillIy
the e6t17,1iv6r oil will help. eapely Mine
deals Mid vitamins for ,the proviting
Lborie.S,"-AvlIt,hein-te:',iiitake„,.fOlin4 teethe
fged-lhe, •fterVel, and• the-, 1;.(iffi:
gOnerUlly. abio-st ,'is Odd for
• the growneins AP for. the children.
Tire' cirdd under three shonld be sure
tti= get it t� prevent- Rickets-, . When
aterarthe ce&4ivev-61.1 ag_9004
Heating, Plurnbing and Electric Wiring
pA fitspro ammt
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,fienshine, they are not fee OfitraPr
Ginideee .,10f 4late t lud to take,
eSia thy., haee e:tirted to
take it when they are .4 feW•mentlur
old.,. Yon will find that they edit rc.
mind their. mother to, give it to them,
If you find it- hard to take yourself,
try a few grains of salt after, te Out
the oilktasfe. Do net take emalsions
oi
tableWhen setting tha it ii3.4 good
• plan to put the bottle of cod:liver oil
On too, as a reminder. De be careful
theugh as, it ..makes an, ebornipable
brown stain after it is washed. If it
is locilted: sifter at onee it mey be
taken out by applying: carbon tetra-
chieride freely, and them, tboroughlY
washed in wareie4eaely, water. But it
Must he &Me' while fe*.ele It is -a gond
:plan to give it: to <baby Wbeti.ine. the
bath; as 'Yea catinot-stain birth-
day suit .1
1 Thanksgiving, Dinner; , • ,
Thiliikagiehig:. Day is zipprogehilig.
so 1 erre going ,• to eiVe eente• reelpea
that wilr be suitable for Thanksgiv-
ing DInrier, This time thelast shalt
be first, so we will startWith thedes-
sett.
'Canned Pumpkin . Pie
• • ,‘ • ,
can pumpkin, 2 clips' beeeen suar,
2 teaspoons cinnamoa, i 'teaspoon
ginger, 1 • teaspoon • salt. 2 eggs, 2
cups milk. •.
MIX ingredients in order given. Bake
in hot oven, :ilea reduce ' heat, and
bake till custard sets. •
Cannel Squares
• % ciip butter,'1% clips flour 1 egg,
teaspdon , Baking powder; le cup'
sugar.'
Ceattni the bntier and inter, Add
beaten egg. Stir in sifted flour and
:baking Peivden Put -this in botiore df
pen and spread with following inixe.
' egg, White beaten stiff; cuP
chopped welnees, 1 cup brevvn sugar,,
teespeon •' !
Bake in slow ovee. • Cut in. squares.
A pan abppi, a" o 11" makes a good
size, 2... '•
Date Pudding , •-
• 3 tablespoon: butter, 3 table-
spoons lard, 1 cup masses, 1: cup
milk, 1 teaspoon soda,. 1/2' teaspoon:
salt, ½ teaspoon 'cloves, ½ teaspoon
allspice, • ee teaspoon nutmeg, 1. /b.
dates, 3S Cups flour. • • •
Melt shortening, add molasses; milk,
egg well beaten; sift dry iegredientse
Steam in bateered Mould from' two to
thew hours.
FORMER LOCHALSH RESIDENT
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' 'BURIED AT 'CALGARY
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The Calgary Daily Herald :had the
following account At the funeral of
Mrs. John Phalen, whe before her
marfiage was, Miss &teen E:
a sister of 'Mr. T, E. Smithof town:
The funeral of Mrs. Sueen Ea Phal-
en,. widow :of John Phalen, formerly
of Shepard; Alberta, took place from
-Shayer's funeral chapel ,on Thursday
October 3. Rev. -Thonies T. Feichney,
of Wesley United church officiated, as-
sisted by Rev. W. E. MacNiven, Met-
repOlitan church, Regina and Rev. A.
C. Byran, Calgary, former pesters
of the church attended by the late
Mrs. Phalen. • •
Rev. Mr., 13Yran read the obituary
and briefly reviewed the: life et Mrs.
Phalen, who was born in liurop town-
ship, Countyof Bruce,. Ontario, in
1856: She was married to John Phalen
in 1889, and with Mtn. came west the
following. May to Shepard, Alberta,
*here Mr. Phalen engaged in ranch-
ing. Mr. Phalen died in 1910, and in
1919 her adopted daughter Helen also
passed away: Mrs. 'Phalen continued
at . Shepard until 1926, whin .she
moved t� 516 Fouteenth avenue west
Calgary. •
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"She was a beautiful ,christian
• Character; known and loved" by all the
Shepard _people, .given to hospitality
to: 'friend and steanger alike," said
Rev. A. C. Bryan, "and when stricken
With the fitness whbh finally 'proved
fatal, she bore up through it all with
• great Christian fortitude and an an -
Swerving faith." •
.In the funeral address, Rev: W. E.
MacIKliveri spoke of the, Christian hape
"Through the triumph of Christ death
is not the end of the believer, but
said Mr. MacNiven, "and the -Message
from the heart of God is 'Noting can
separate you fromthe love of Christ
-not' even depth itself."
Mrs. H & Hinfon sang the solo
'n-Rocki of-A-ges," Inge number of
fri'end' from Shepard' district w;:•re
.
present. ,• •
- The eellhetiteree' *ere .0eren Wet,
ea.,
J. e0f".:1--" Wine'eStitherlandi
Martin .Andersonjeittiii-Siniffe: 'et
• Shipittda end D. M. Stittori;„Caikary.'
Ph:Were were., feceivecl
an-d-fatur
-MW
wirL Mrs. ' WincSatherlatit
tincl yrs. Watson ef'SliePhM'Mt;
and Mrs. Perkins, of Red Deer; Meta
FarriS'i, Mr g„,n(i -A1*. It'isO grid
-family; Lilieneetitenetotei
rielartrecla Film,' Mr. karat
johestlm. mid Miss: Fred'.
Mit." and Mrs, McRae; Miss Ada Mat-.
tin; 'Mr. arid Mrs. Crewe; Ural A. Wa
• PeCk; Mist' Iforjettiflitileal Mr. and
at, C. Neilsen, all ef' Calgary; ,eriel
Mr; and- Mrs. Albei t • 'S m ith and.
family (loTolier -e51..e,..easeh) Detroit. •
•Four' th,others .4re left to leolei".,'4
• the Ws ..ef the deceased, Thomas, E.
land. S.Aeauel. of , Linknow,, tioti Al-
bert E. et petroit, end, Wm. W..who
:hes livetlewith Mrs.'.Pbalen .1011:1 19*0
in Shepard and aterin Calger.y. un-
til the death of Mrs. ?}mien. .
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• EDMONTON NEWSPAPER
-e-e-tearee.....e.. • • .
ON LATE • KENN,ET1,1 MaeligNZIE
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. We this Week reeeieed sleepy of
tKe Edmonton j'J,,anal in ;Which ap-
peared an acco eat of the :death Of
,Mr.' 'Kenneth MacKenzie?, 'whose Mal-
den Passiee . *6 • reported et'we wee
ago, As our' .ciqle of readers includes• :
6...nanther.o2 Mr. MacKenzie'e ‘seheole• .
tMAatntieley'awn.;44:.•;a, .11riheer4i..111 r6070mdeunicehear telts,tre
.PerageePhe: trope...ebe elentnel!a.e.
WhiCkgOestLstpw"::,the. stand!'
irig • Whieli the,: lete:,.:mr,..11fae.Kepele,
had: in tie Alberta Canifela, The article'
teads ip. pert ae,
First:maydr of the 'dike K. W.
MacKenzie, one of the i•eat Old-tiMera
of the 'district, 'Mice A pioneer .scheal,-
. mister, ...who: taught many', of the
'presehe Prominent, citizens during' his
youth ' in. the old', building forinerly
standing, on • the Mereerial Hoeleital
'site, tried. early Wednesday morning•
'(Oct. 9th) it his honie' f0721, 108th.
Street after a brief • '
:Mr. 'MacKenzie Wei a tn eMber :Of .
the staif. of the Victoria High SChenl.
at. the... time of his death; and had
'enst 'eempleted ea. eacatiOn.: to
his : old heme ein Brtiee County . when
wai taken ill withs stroke 41
,paralysis frorn:. the effecte.: •of. Which
be :failed to .reedvera He leaVes-a-
widew and ., family of three : and set!,
etal ,.brothers are residing • in the.
district. • • e ; • ..
K. 'ttr.,„: .MacKenzie, •.first InaYer • of
gdMonteri after its incorporation as
a city' arrived in the city in 1895 and
like, the .inejority : of neWeorneis-qin:.
metilately'.• began to leek ealeoet :tor.
teniploymept. Havitg taught school at•
Lethbridge, kr...meeiceoze was able
• to deeehre: the poeitidri: Of priiiCipel Of
the famous Old school which: gives it
liaMo to:. College: Ave., Itwas a Com-
bined': public and high, Scheel and
most: of the ,ftunilie: s .of the Etimon,
eon "•old timers ...Were. 'educated there.
and .•Passed. under Mr. MacKenzie's
tuition. He is spoken. of with the
greatest affection by :those "old hoys.
and girls. • . .
`SubsequentlY he went into busi-
ness a stationer, and in later' years
was made Dominion; Leeds Agent at
Edmonton. Throughout his , career,*
Mr; gacKenzie ,rnitecif'e-etia the greate,'
itst: interest in •rininieipal- affairs and
the development of the ,city and hi's'
week in, these :directions Weight him
to high office. , • •
In • .Noveniber of' 1925 Mr: Mac.:
Kenzie who had been the • city's ..first
meyor, Under the 'Charter was able to
participate' in the '21st birthday an-
niversary celebration. •
Mr. MacKenzie: has • four • brothers
who have been residents .of the city
and distinct throughout its develop-
ment.; John 'MacKenzie; e an elder
brother (ehou•Iti be twin brother)' has
now been living 'retired in: Vancouver
for seine -time. D. S. MacKenzie held
• the important Mist oz deputy minis-
ter of education in the government
of the Northwest ...,Territories and
later for the provipee„ of Alberta
under the first premier, elle' •Hoti. A.
6.. Rutherford, and under -the minis- '
trieseof Hon. C. Mitchell and Hen.
• J. R. poyfe. Another 'brother A. B..
MacKenzie is an Official in tkjeTpro-
'Alicia] department of municipal aff-
airs. A D. MacKenzie isengaged in
business in the city.
"The Journal"' Of Oct: 14 :retelling
to the funeral said: "Lasting tributes
• to the honored memory .of one of the
city's pioner Mayers- were ,Paid on
°Satan:NY ,wheti hundreds of citizens
attended the funeral of Kenhetti , W..
Mieleenkie whose 'death occured here
on Wednesday. • ••
Civicand provincial staffs; old
tirners, school Officiate and many
others thronged First Presbyter7an
Church at 130 o'clock teeeifyjxg, to'
the 'widespread • mourning OVer the
pastint'of one who had made a vain -
able eontribution to the, building, Of
this. 'city. The : w id e range of Me.,
•MacKerizies activities since coming to
Edinenten 34 yikere ago was -Shown
liye the '.represeritatiVe : attendance ,at
the fat:heel; .
In the church were , amity dtizens
Eitr 6-.111-Aftettekt:•7'aitattlEi•::_:-A-shiL161.1:4,
tinder
-,-.1.0.-1dOcKetiOie in- :Oe -
'days, when he was; itindipal 'here.
-Service t4re clinteh bile:net :WIth
tiergi,ttg..of theeleeteitteeteetteeT4Ve
01..-My:Soula"4a116wedby the reading.
va sir
• McGillivray, ' pastor of • the t Cential
-United Church, who led in prayer,
1ii4stie,fer the 'character and
SiMi7k7iit beeiTcsedS,T-as en'regged
Dr. D. G. Ata/trgii, if 'First.:,
Presbyterian' church, who recalled the
• joy thowit l,- Mr. Mr.:.Xertife *heti
he arrtyed_es .a . yelpng. iron fresh
'frets the ttnivertity et Toronto au4.
found a relative in tbe person of Mrs.
McQueen. :
• Mr, MacKeniie, in his w'oele, hAre.
and in the southernepart of the pro.
wince, had sought to use his influence
in leelting after, the higher', and, better
things of life, said the minister.'lle
had :early: allied himself with the.
Fine Prebyterien Church and hadbe-
cored superintendent of the:'Stiiiclay
School:: '. -
• Referring to Mk. MacKenziesi ac-
tive part in 'civic and religious lire.
Dr. McQUeen said his work in' the
aarly 'days would reniain an abiding
influence en the lives of. these here,
and also on those who passed, thiu.
his hands whila,he- was a. teacher in
the public 'and later the high Schoels.
:The pallbearers efere all old friende
of' the deceased,: ralkly,,., john T;
Ross, depptymini:atm. of "education,
Commissioner 'David 'Mitchell; A. E.
lgeyer, McLeod, e. p. pits
and .George • , remner.
• ; Mani -Floral: Tributes
Floral tributes :were numeteas,
doming from mazy official bodies and:
private citizens. :The fist included the
:mayor and aldermen :of the city of
•Ednionten, Edmonton public school
beard, Northern Alberta Old Timers*
.association, agent and staff of the
dominion land_ offiee; Edmonton Hilh
School Teiehers' alliance; Students',
Union of Victoria High SchOol,
monten Lodge No. 7, A. F, & A: 'M.:
, At the, graveside in Ednionton ceme
etery, 'a brief eervice was else con..
ducted by meMbers of the Edmonton
lodge, No. 7, A.F. a* A.M., of which
the deceased was a member: 'Many
'citizens were also present to pey,
their last respects. The funeral: sti,
rangernepts Were. handled by Howard
and 'McBride. ,
It can't be true. If ignorance emere
blissise.there would be. an overeupple of
biy
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AccOtants.
We have now completed
•
he introduction of our neitv
plan of rendering telephone
accounts,
„
Notices accompaa3r thS
• special accountanow being.
*nailed ,to local aubsenbers.
They &plain the change' '
made and glie.full details
of all charges.
Our Business' Office people
will be "pleased. to explain,
more features of
the plan.
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