The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-03-16, Page 8•
CANS. SLICED TINEAPP
2 CANS CRUSHED P.INEAPPLE
3'1411S MACCARONI
10, BARS PEARLE SOAP'
LBS DATES e. • '25e-
3','LES PIGS • 25e
Los,JEEDLEss..,oit Plif_PSWDED, RATS; :25e
'entons .29c dot. Oranges 25o -doz.' •
,Grage fruit for 25c
FRESH CELERY,e,„CECERY HEAro AND; 'LEAP
LETTUCH A.WAYS ON HAND.
,:Tiry.Our.-29c Tea
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. OR, OUR. PIONEERS
enlbracing parts of Kinloss, Ashfield.
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and 'Wawanosh. The Present 'school
!Tient*. Were '...inede„ which makes it
one 'of "-the finest sehhole, in thie Part
of the eountrir. '
. The fitst Church; Presbyterian, Wit
• loga in' 1856e'-abotit 'half a -
of .Kinloss on the, eeit side of. the
road. There -was no flier, gild the
seats were roupd.logs. It was. called
Murdock' :IikeKenZie'e., :Church, on. ac -
n eiection. He, 'also was' the
Means of Preventing the building of.
Walked .to,,Saugeen; near 'Setztharnp,
. ten, ahout-fiity: miles. each wnY 'end'
Government in the nnme thePres=
the: ,e011eetion,..taken...:.duririg.4.-the
'that the attendance
eiverige about a 'thousand.
The' first :Methodist church was
,opened ,in .1802 in..the building•'Which
it now' Perker'S Garage, and it steed
firet .PresbYtekian church,' right, in
was up2where. ,Emith's: house
St. AndreW's, 'the itene-ehurch was
lit to the Roman Catholies The first
At one time, there were Seven
Wagon or Carriage shOpa in the vil-
lage; eeven hotels, two liquor stores
and two blind 'pigs.
The Old Town Hall which' is now
MeKenzie's: Garage,. wet erected. in
'1:88'5; ind* was replaced by the Carne
The firat 'Sentinel Was' printed: in
Of the' Village' lodges * representing
the .follOwing . Fraternal, Societies
'were nistiteted:. Odd Fellews,..Masons
Wei; .formed. Caledenian Gnmet
the Second Wednesday, in September, -
than. any .other,:eeleheaticin Hur-the
or Bince. Athletes came from ,,,far
and . neat. Those Who peepered the
and. zetil in -securing nelsr:attra4rnni:
ell -round 'athlete frOm.Dundee Scot,
4 • land was here..In 882 Donald
Me, the' chernpien wrestler and heavy
••Weight. athlete, of
'McLennan; Chaniplon Piper and:. den-
ier and' jeseph Hendry if ,the 18th
-Ilighlaed regiment; the 'toned pf
bringing relief When hppe had.'almosi
the 48th Highlanders' , Pipe' 'tend
from TOronto. teliyened the dee With.
their ...Pringle. The first" Year of 'the
gameti: *300:00 Was given in prizes
and each year as greeter', ereWds et,
tended; the, ainiunts offered in reed,
'creased' until in 1881 •and 1882., 'the
-of —0300:00' • d• iat'flAiteet
aniong the competitors in the Variitis
''c'eVents, In titoe.-Years 'the 'attendant -6!
''tohnhered about twelve' thousand, The
flint 'real set back dente in 1885 when
the; 'gzini-ea
there were no. gate reeeipts. The
next:year the iitines were held in
Dominion'Day, 'but the change preyed
unfortunate and, the" C:tOwd ''was only
a freetion of, that of Other Years,
Althoegh the' games have been. dis-
continued, the society still existe.
The ;pioneer doctors . were pr
Dr; Tennaet and Dr. 'McCrinnion.,
this district of whom there is anY
by- the. GoVernMent in 1847. to stir -
L, wee in charge; on reitehiiii
Giderieh,',tried, to get n''man to act.
the infarmation :obtainable trent the
settlers' in' -Waiveneek. lint this was
:.net= mikes- none of them 'had 'ever
been bak- that' far. Dri h' th
'and. reblaze, the line :to teke''HurOn
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ere new:.the first concession, of lein,
loss and .Hnron St-ii-Wnshipe:,This. was
the _first 'snrvey of farm lande:in the
County of ,Bruce, Vzhich did riot heVe
ite birthday:antii ;tannery 1st,
The, countY and townships. were
named In :honor if Lord Elgin:then
'GeV... General pf fain-
ily name" was Bruce anti Baron' Bruce
of, Kinloss,.- ene of his titles. The
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The Y, p. s, ,stmOd: ee enjoyable
night in the hell. SeVeral Irish songs
were rendered end Severe] contests
engaged in ta the: amusement if ,all,
Grohp games were else,particiPated
in;;,after'-ivideli.lufich,,was served.'
'spent lett" week with her peteete,.
and Mye, Will. Gardner.
•Clne's social . evening; on: Friday,
night.;Tke koye'frini Zion, taking the
Reiolved ;that; .an 9;4.C. "education
Tat: Webster, hotindaySe and, Mrt.
'G. Reed, WaWaticitle,,IsPent .Teesday:
east Twitir
it cenvalescent,eafter., her recent ill -
The regular meeting of, the ler. M.
§: was held 'at. ,the home of-:, Mrs,
:rain, enjoYehle'featere:was the
vith. tome. 138 names; to Mrs. Rev.
'reveller, Who ,though ;telten hy. sur -
Prise, Preyed. qhite e te the ac-
on of this gift of rethembrance
Mr/ Chester Ritchie of Detroit
visitedi friends . this Vicinity on
rnatic- Club' are Presenting 'their
the, Zion Orange Hall, on Wednes-
laY evening, ,MarCh 22nd. Admission
J,Adulte: 2c;:: Children 15c. Filly' Will
,-(Intended -foe Lett -Week.
Her 'many' friendi ;will 'be happy to
..earn .that Mrs. ..,Tas. Cook has so
!ter ;reenvered ,es to he' able JO leaVe
Aringharri Hospital and returned. to
eittlY,'Once again; MrS, 'peek; 'due
,,..,9;..her.,:ifidemitaiile spirit, his made
CHURCII NOTES
Unitede,Church Y. P.' S,
The MisSionery' Com. wat...in, charge
very interesting meeting -it proVedte.
he. After 'opening' exteeleet.
girls s e:PleeSingehorus., Mildred
Tucker, A. mixed 'qUartette compesed
Armstrong;:gaire two very eniqyahle•
life' and; Work it Hudsen EaY iune-
time Sask.,'" Where,•:•Rey. end-, 'Mrs,
Nichelson, ere stationed.' Eva " Greer
read. this' meesege .en Home Mission
work Miss Kerry,: short 'edd.ree.
speke on the' Work 'iroxi
Canadian eXplokers end Missioneriet.
„'After the 'diming hYmn and prayer,
,Abrt. Peered 'o'f ieereation .was
enjoyed.
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Peeslieterian
Gelid: wee held en Moncley evening,
the 'pregrein'.being 'eliarge of the'
Leoketit...:Cefit. 'The pieSident 'occupied
son, After ,the next :liyinn he topic
for the. evening' weto Much "enjOyed, ,
eeleetiini Xt. jeck Hendee -
closed. the (Meeting'
hetiOlit.:' tit :Seen' that :boy. beferefi
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.Word ..Was "received:11ns eweek by
.ner 'resident of dna. 'locality, Pare-
;:ieulare relative to, the nature 6i her
decease* are ot at hend' et ihe time
af Writing, hut it .is eurMised tinit
),everel Years age rend' while making'.
eomperaties, iecovery; it 'is' lino*.
:"ieelth menthe; 'Bern- in
1877.; _deceased Wan'. the eldest of tit
faniilY' "Of the. late Mr: and Mrs., Jas.
,f1; . Gardner, ,and spent her •e,Ely
•et.this neighborhood; FolloWing her'
,inarriake in -1;86.8 to :My. Jaek
,Where 'hoe hueband engeged 'in'
teaVing'. the :farm, they' MoVed
to ,'Ialekee*, 'where Jack 'entered the
there until the tinie ..of her. eleceeee.;
'is' eUrViVed.hy,her heehand and
nirieg and Mts. C';'Kellein Mrs. !lick
McKenzie 'end ,Mrs. Renaid Timinine
all of' Detroit. Thote bereavedheire
the; sympathY if our coniintintty.ci ,"
lenTaftui0„0 hi' the .'Mitses 'Margaret
Melionagi. Of. London,' sPent' Sunday
leihic. Andre* tetutned home
after,',epeetliiiiWa Week .With her Soh:
Alfred; 'Walkerton.
OSDAY, MARCH iGthF, 1933
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'more. than ,ever l'on-givIng customers' dollars --
RE BUYING SDP N
New Sprieg Etylet and Colors. The' _Another essortment',of pleasing .
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. Master Hap of Cenada. Genuine FureeDeeigns. for Men. .
iive ' Patterns, "Four-inehaltde 'Just .. pocke.o. size 4_10 year's.
SWISS CURTAINS , FLORAL PATTERN .NEI"
Appilque Designs, '',.wiss Ctirtains. A-, Tailored Edge ,filet. ..A.,well woven'
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Kleenex Cieenting Tisshe. Regular Sew on Hose Supeertere. RaYon. and
A,'cliiiet" wedding tOok place in the
ting l:When Jean Isabel '',.yeungest
daughter :.1V1r, and: Mrs:, ,. Seth
lieCaine-ithee-bfide of john, Jiffies.
Armstrong,. see et "Mr, and Mre.
held at .the hanie Of the : grPoM'O'
.ezitze„'whe the; :groom's inother
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asei?ted 'the' bride .eind
.cei.V.ing.=4.hei:-g-uests:4---tilhe—bride wits;
charming, a Perfect grai.:eneemble
Armttreng were hiack lace, .with
small.,bleek hat while Mrs..' Spanner
ehose ;gray 'georgette and lace:
The greom graduated from. Toron-
to Celiege Of Dentistry in, 1931 with
Termite,. where he it now .8stablislied
Mr. tied Mrs. 'Ainistrolig arene*
: De. Armstrong ir nepbeW' of 'Mr.
.and Mrs..',Neleon.Buthel Of the village
vhoni. he has Previonsly visited.
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Ripley on Satueclay, f yard, :When'
sen. ef and. teacher. of TOWitt.
end's sehOOL became: the. bride
;Youngest See, :of Mr., and, :Her-
eerenioni 'Was -,performed tit Ake
ef glass, blue' crepe; was' ettended by
her sister, ,Mies Olive -Thompson,
In 'the eeening' a. rec,ePtien Wet
held at the' hire e of 'the' par-.
spent. They •Will: take up eSideeee on
REBEKAH' SO IAL
The Rellekah, SOcial held- In the
tteeded and.'much enjoyed by 'those
resent. Mits"tachel' McDonald -and
Mr: ,,Cherlee'Cooke•were the prize
ieners at miChre, While Mr. Wal -
ace TwaMley -was . awarded.' . the'
'Lucky Lupch. wet
eived and,a few .hours spent
anent, 'with Mr.°W, J, paripon at
master of cerenlOnies!' With: MuSic..,
revided he' I,
etisted by:. inembeys of the school.
hit. ticeaelon4 'Which acid,ed much to'
'Raiding ;the blacksmith'. Stop of
George, Clisliel.c,•e•, village iebeecillor
zealed heriel partly filled with ,hard
. as -Well es a sypliening tulip;
against Mr. ,Caslick of havihg liquor
in other than•his prjeate -residence.
Walkerthis week, Or at shchlizzie as
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,City girl (in the.eountry att
pasttare), "Oh, what pretty cow',
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TOWN. ''OP sou,THAyipTO$
The tOwn of SOutliaziptoi6int' sue:
Friday from e judgelnent award,
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ergement of the tdwn 'that the trial
:udge treed 'in holding, that the: side-
WallS,WaS' .out or repeir and' that the
!Local
Don't forget ;yeur
'. Continuation jschoel
gret„, MuSe; be. held
next ;istue.
en erall
sprig of. Sham -
reports, we re,
over until • our
Hamilton, is' a Nititor.at 'the Wine. of,
Counter ',attraction's Make it nee -
The .,filieeart. Charchehere.-Sonie.efifty -members,- of
sada!, . and .after enjoying eOUPle nieterists to convey them'. here, and
vititort Stratford lift week; ;with
the 'forreerls daughter,. .Mrs: ,,Ernie
Oz. balls
sat medium;
lafioNE, 75.
ley, talent tinder '6uspiees.of the: roll
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day. night ...lest,xwat, pettponed tine
height. 'on Thursdey; and' threatened
lived, When Feiday brenghtemodereee,
titan a,ild.-e-Pflni night...The Week -end'
health. , per will be administeted at Zien.. on
THE '431,0* BASS*90DT TREE
On epeeession,,8 end 9; Ahfield; near. the .echoelhause in SehoOl.
Section NO.; 9, stands a basSivierV tree 'that , wee grewing there ,teventi'
ears ego when ..the firsi, sOool "lionse,'Ss bnilt' and has, AlWayi ::been:a: '
leickley and others Who'.have allowed the 'dear oia tree to stand.
, Fond. meinoriet 'turn :back. te, this dearest old •tree,',
D . epi. krdohoi et. 4an it ; ,t;;eat igdi ci ir enet dw, 5.1.:, ii wtts hi w ,•te::.i n1.0a, (. p4tAi :aii:g.i , :.hWRci: s i . i :oil :I efhi . a.st, ttie. i. hil, . :,R:H:::: t, ssi• ceo: i.heioval i. 41:6:: ?, . . 3, p., . : Ty, h do na. . ; ss . , .,. . , F. i . I I I e5i. , W i I l i a m
' The'i Old' Basswocid Tree that ,eve hived,' , ' . ' :: ' '
,, The Old. Eastwood. Tree, yee, the:Old BassWood Tree;
le: spilnitime her :. hranches ,Sh.c yielded ",to las,
And :chatted and' coiirted in. ease, , . . , , '•.:
.' kor dear, tO 'Our ;hearts were. the bright little 'girls' -
It Wes ;there that We played put. innocent garnes .
, And• elmee our* best, .paytners, With 'heartiest Zest e .
. 'long for. 'the .Oees" Who.. so .tlear *to out Hearts
Whose •faces We :tie et hope to :see. .
• ' "Who 'Played retied the .011,.. BeSeweod Tree,
bur deer friend; the' Old ,liattiv od 'Tree '
little •
'keep heck the salt' teak,.
NfianYt,,..:fw4d.°.1;;61ltr°titstitel:thmetri.Ys'orn6et.?i'M
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