The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-05-11, Page 1• •
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i'ER YEAR IN ADVANCE.; t2.00 orrunnwisni
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LOeliffolAr• 0141.1%. THURSDAY, MAY llth,19030,
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DENTIST,
Dr. R L Treleaven'
Limocow
Hours: 9L=' -.12 A. M. -,- L30-5
PHONE,
,oa XRAY
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E. Stewart graham.:
BARRISTER; SOLICITOR; ETC,'
of ,•.4lie late' R. J.
Stewart, next door to
Royal Bank
' ICINCATtifINE-
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- FOUND—A Watch in ‘,.1.41Eaknow.
Apply at Sentinel Office. ,
FOR ,RENT -97 -Acre Farm; Lot
29, bon. 6, •Kinloss., Good ' grass land.
Apply to • Joseph
'.-R.R1., HolvroorE.
Active Church',
Worker :Passes
G.: H. ' Douglas Succumbs
Long IllnesikL-Funeral: TO day
There, passed away:at her home. on
CoMpbell St., on ,Senday. evening,
May 7th; Isabel Carrick, beleired•Wife'
Of "George H. Douglas. % Mrs. Douglas•
who was ,the daughter :of the late
.Robert A. and Mrs. CarriCIC :WaS
110r1T-'griCiiitOIT-A.T3liffeliFTW-P-ZW
:41ine ;15, 1898 was married. at.
Kintail to Mr. Geo. H. Douglas'. She
had been in failing health' for over
a year due to. a heart ',condition, and
for the • past two :- Months ,auffered
intensely.'
Mrs. Douglas will be -grea.tly niiss-
Ted by ' a Wide circle of friends. .She
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was. Interested in everything ,„that
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. FOR SALE -,A quantity .of Seed 'concerned the --well-being of the coin -
'pees, Canadian Beeniy..:7 aunnity, but her deepest interest al -
Wm. MaCKenzie, R. R...5 Lueknow.' •ways, centred in the %yin* of tile
church.'. She 'was.a meinber,-:.of the
Lucknow .freabyteeian Church ',from
her .girlhood and • had give k faithful
eerViee in the. Sabbath.. School, 'ir
congregational wOrk and in 'the' Wo-
lnen'e.. Missionary Society, Appl'ecinT.
tion of hervalued services ;as a mem-
bee of the Executive of the
hind Presbyterial was .-veleerat the
meeting of the Society in Melville
'Church, 'Brussels • on ,Tuesday.
Douglas is survived' by her husband
and four ehildrent:Dorothy C. Of 'the
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Presbyterian IVIissiot at Taineui,
Fe,rniose,...Japan;.: R. 'Carrick of ,•New
York. George L., in charge :'-ef..
Field „ at. 'Stonewall; Mani -
tuba. 'and Mary Of the, staff of the.
'Margaret. Ave. ',School, Kitchener.
Fonr sisters and - one ,brother else
Mrs. A. Shannon.,Pf,:_St..:
Penis, , Minn., :Mrs.. Nina • .Boy(t, ancl
Johnson of Virginia
Minn and -miss 'Christina Carrick "of'
Luelcriees• and (rant .Carriek of Ore
gore . E. G. Johnson has beer
with her sister- for the past :thee'
weeks. ...', • .
• The funeral* , will be held this
(Thursday) afternoon at 3. P.M. frei-
her late residence. Campbell St. (In-
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terment ,in South Kinloss cemetery.
The eerVice will be conducted
her minister, Rev. C. H. 'MacDonald
eyinpathi of ,the cern-
iiinriity goes Out to those , .
.rhourn the • less of a beloved Wife
and mother, • „ „
'Phone, '5-46, Lucknow-
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FOR SALE -,--•-1928 Chevrolet. 'coach
point, tires ..,and ;upholstering all,
..".geod;••' and in good nwchanieal eon.
Apply Cecil Phillipson, I
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R. R. 3, Lucknow.
: CALVES FOR SALE—Good beef'
type calves, ranging from 100 to 200
pounds. For particularapply to-
IlerveY Ackert. 'Phone 29w; •Lucknow
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R.'SALE—Cheviolet Coach 11)28
.model in perfect running ". Condition.
Apply to Wesley. McPherson;
R. R. .3, Ilolyrocid,
(11-5-L,P.) ,
.AUCTION' SALE—Or first dais
houehold furniture, diabeei- .purp'ps,
,.'n_tc,,,•..at th� Walkez Store buildingon
Saturday, May 20th.: ' •
• , R. j.Moore.
FOR . 'SALE -,L„• Two Registered,
Shorthorn Bulls..Xerd fully. accred-.
R.' Middleton, R. R. 6, •`Lucknow.
'Pholie„ 'Ripley 26,9:
BULL FOR SALE — Purebred
Shorthorn , dual pnrpose. Off the
Weldwood sttain. Age 18 months
Price $0.00: Jack McIntosh,
' R. R. •3;', Lucknow.
''Phone 62-11; , Dungannon.
FOR SALE -4-1 Washing machine?
1 extensiOn.. ,table; .2. smell, tables;„
1 iron ,bect and 'springs'. also house' 'MOTHERS' pAt... FLOWERS
and, let to sell or' rent..
ApPlY Sentinel Office.
Call arid see our new shipment of
(11.-75•-•) '
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flowers for ', Mother's Day. Hydren,
•,•-p. ‘•
eas, Cafeeelatias, Roses Lilies .'Pel-
irgoniunis and so forth;also a 'goAd
assort:he/it of :cut flowers, Roses
Carnations, Tulips and °Sweet Peas
Phone orders "deliveeed., 'Phone' 88. -
MRS. SOLOMON
FOR. SALE -Oat Roller, CirCular
Sawing Outfit and, Baby Grand Motor;
for operating smile., Will be Sold as
')e !mit .or individually. ' •
George Graham, . R. 1, Helyrood,
'Phone Lnekno* 100-r24.
TILE r OR SALE -'-Clair tile from ENO; , COLLEGE PROFESSOR
3 th 10 inches. Credit can be er- :•.••• --,. WILL CONDUCT sgitviCE
riii6d: We deliver. Also CitiantitY
ef Cedar • postai Apply to •John, Melton
'Phone, , Ripley 76-25, ,, •
....1161yrood; n. R.
AUCTION SALE—Of farm : stock
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and implements - on Thursday, May
18tii,,juat north of St,' Helens, coin-
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mencing. at "1.30. ;Absolutely no re
serve See bills for teems. ,
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. MacKenzie Bros. Prop,•
Welt Henderson, Aue
WOOD FOR SALE , •
• - • Wei Jhaie ta good grade ,of :mixed
• wood now ready far sale, 1.6' and
12". • We will have a. good stock on
hand throughout the year Special
prices a those Who -•will call for WARNING: '
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Complaints have been' teceiVed
about the --shooting of .groundhogs,
etc.,- from those who fear for, the
safety of stock now in the fields:
Warning is hereby given of the Clan',
gees of shooting in fields where stock.
is pastured., • R. J. Moore.
Anniversary Services in. the Luck --
noel Presbyterian Chtirch," will be
held on Sunday, My -14th, when
Rev. Thoinas Eakin, Ph fl, D.
professor of Old •Testathent litera-
ture and exegesis in Knox College,'
will conduct the nrkorning and even-
ing services. • .
of the first prize' ticket in a refile
NON ELEcTlye IRON
, Mrs. J. W. Joynt was the holder
conducted by the Ladies' Aiiiiiiary
of Westrininister L 0. L. Her prize
was an electric in*.
weed,:
" the Lucknow Table- `Co., Limited.
(9-3—tt)
TENDERS' WANTED
By Township of Kinloss
.Sealed tenders will he .ri3ceiVed' by
the .thrideesigned up to 3 P m.", moo-,
.,, day the 29th • day of May, 1983, for
• the Crushing' Of 3000 , yards, of.
Gravel (apprex1). and also trucking
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the same. ' • I
Cimehing to bedone at two' diff-
erent pits r' : •
•Tenders tOtate • price per yar,
for crushing; lincl peice pet yard per
niile hahlfor trucking. ••7 „„
The ;lowest Or Any tender ,net hec-.
esiarily" accepted,„,
3. R. ;JANE, Clerk,
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Welton's New Spring Undergar.
,Bloomers, Vests and „Cornhin-
, efforts; MeV, low price; THE iqA1t4
gpli, 008E,
RELIEF .EXPENDITURES,
ARE CUT DOWN.
Local , and Transient Relief 'Bills
• Amount .' To 434.78 • _
to a
Relief= which was 'continued -
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certain degree daring the month Of
, . ,
April zinteunted to little more than
one third. of- the 'expenditure ' for
this imelibee during the'. Previous
Month. Transient 'costa .ainotEnte4to
-$19.)0--dueing-April,. Whereas ';-`,in
March it• .totalled apprOzirnafelyi.•
$45.00. The snit of $10,90 included
38, meals at 30e;, 20, beds at 40c and
two dinners at
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Local . relief bills ,arnounted to
$14.82; part of this ' amount being
for provision . provided in March AS
-well as • April. Relief bills, passed at
the March 'Meeting the ..nionth pre-.;
vious •anionnted to More than twice;
the above anneunt,while- medical'
fees .arni other incidentals!, .raleed the
fetal to nearly $50.00.',
The supplies amounting to $14.8P,.
were received by font • families.. •
MARRIED AT TORONTO
:.Thempcoerkorit
..A.Auitt wadding was selemnize4
Toronto on :Saturday • afternoon at
*four o'clock, it the chome, Of •Mr. and
Mei. Price J. ,Naylor, 15 'Hubbard
Boulevard, :when; Margaret K. Thom,,
Reg. N., eldest 'daughter of ,Mr, .and:
Mrs.' E. J.: Them Of St. Helen's, wee'
united in marriage. to. L. :Campbell
Thompson, eldest son . of Mr. and
Mrs:: R. H. Thompsori, , of • Lucknow.
,Reir.' Dr. J. A Cranston of Kevi
Beach -United Church .officiated.' The
•:ereinony was performed before .the
-fiter•--pleee;:---attitetiVelr Rieeeratied-:
with sPrin.g...0nWerS, .in :the presence
only' iihmediate relatives.. • The
'nide; who was unattended, was
prettily ,gowned in it dress of beige
'with 'Matching accessories. Follow -
ng the ceremony, a dainty buffet
luncheon was served. After a •brief
Any in 'Toronto, the young couple
7eturned to ,Lucknow, Where they
Will make their 'home.
Remodelling Fur -Cots
• We give estimates- on repiodelling
, ind relining your .fur coats.... ' •
' Percy Torgov, Teesweter.
.Cold Storage: Call 93,, TeesWater.
ELECTRIC. WATER HEATERS
CONSIDERED TOO COSTLY
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Local System, Is Not Promoting In-
Stallation of Electric Water Heater;
: The lead building calupeigti, as a
loins of selling surplus power re-
••!.ently hirgurated by the Hydro-
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Electric , ower Conunistion is, not
being promoted here by the hical
commission owing to the high: cost
„of hydro •power for such a service.
plan ef. the H. E. Ps C. where -
.by they installed, without' eharge,
,ialectric heaters, looked geed to many
'Whenthe costof hydro for water
heating purposes becameknown
however, these' interested :viewed the
project', iinfavorabl3rz .• •
•A sehedule Suggested by the H E.;
P. C. .sets the net monthly. bills for
such • flat rate heaters at from .$2.9
to $10.76,, according to, the watts.; 'ill.
.wa's considered -locally that a' sett*.
factory iteater„;Week!be one of,
loOti watts capacity, which " w quid
mean a net ' monthly „hill' of $1.21.
And in the face of such • prohibi-
tive .Costs the %eel commission re-
ceived a • coriunimicatiori from the
E.P. C. stating their surprise, that
this. municipality Was not willing to
assist•thE.,r, c. in building tiP
e
IquirATE Pitorgwit, ,
HAS BEEN 'USED AS
DUMPING - GROUND
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Theengagement is announced of Sgns.Are Being Posted.).-Prehibiting
Geraldine Frederica Longwell, A. T,. • Continuance Of This Praiffse.
C. M.; daughter of. Mrs. -Nettie Long-
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wofl and the late Donald Longwell, ,This- "itiring garbage and refuse
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Of Foxboro,- to,..„Lieutehent_:-.Graham have- been •Aumpect7in
the south east-
MeNny, 13.A., or Ottawa:, son of Mr. ern section of the•Village On Private
Elnd Mrs. Peter MacNey 02 Lucknow, tirCPertY, owned -by Mr. limes Lyons
Ont. The marriage to take place in Signe_ are posted iireshlibitIng this,
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by order of the, council.
WON$2100, P1114,K.
A, auitable loCatied fee, a' village
Piligniferint le„'::befing--aeught; but,
-Stewart „LaVrs, R. g, ttiektlew;
as yet' 'nothing ',definite :has been,
Was the • holder Of . the fourth: prize achieved. A • three-ecre lot,north of
ticket which *on for him S2.00 dur- the Imperial, Oil tanks at ilte depot
trig :Fwin Dollar Days, sponsored by is viewed as a satisfactory location
merchants recently. ' but Word is *wilted from ;the C.W.
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ticket, wee' given with 'every tiolhir L bitarti It wilt be :how f Otis site.
upent,r Mty bli: prottireci,
• SINGLE COPIES 5 ENTS•
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Light Shed'', On,
Orient Conditions
J'aPaneee Adminiafrativii, -Shorn ,Of
Militarism Might Prevent ' Manch-
uria From BeCOMing--iAll'Orientai
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Blaine, Says Rev 'Hugh McMillan
. • ." ' Teihoku, ".Taiwen,
• ... • ' .`• March 29th 1933.,
rhe Lucknow C Sentinel
Dear :Editon. •
Your letter of March 3rd, has just
-!orte, end with it,under separate
..)(iver, a copy of the Sentinel. In
6114t ISSUO, there isprinted' a 'copy ,of
niy letter -Written between Edmonton
and .Vineouver., on our way : out to
Orient. ,• . • • .
' it is interestingindeed_ to: think
of the Sentinel .as a medium thru
•Whh:iii.One cat •communidate • With old
theknow:friends.' Can I achieve the
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kind of program suggested in that
first letter. is , the miestien 'Certain-
ly there are any number, of interest -
Mg thinks -here to write about. 'But
shall -there' tithe' and energy, in
this briak life to put anything on
,Dapee: .At any rte, one pan not but
'admit that the discipline of a little
effort2loward :that end 'should • do no
harm'. Such an effort,. Moreover; if
Made from timeto time, should !lot
go amiss in. this • onr. needy, rhOdeen
werld. Never was there greater
urgency for ,speeding np real:•inter..•
national understanding than to -!day.
And it is my flier belief' that if this
is not, clone through •personal contacts
the understanding' :will not be gen-
:
.,. urtherofore, we owe itto the
herne folks to *turn Out throughts
occasionally intheir direction.. And
doing so 'should net-. 'make ue . less
loyal to ' our . Japanese and Chine
a•ierids here; rather more -so. try
• to describelife, as we find it here
•ahould, be in • the interests of good-
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will everywhere.;
In-Liveiting.to - our -,old--!communi tY-
we -are' only •ZalleWing What is' be
comieg , quite . an.aecipted quetore
among :Canadians abroad. • Posting
mcasional ,pizinted, letters .. to • circle
of ..friends • at 'home is • beemining' a
recognited . method of keeping • in
touch with the Mete side. We Scotch
'Cro-11•: Lucknow use a " modern, scien-
tific, ' ecanemical. methed-,-webeim&
mist' froth.' station. "SN'I'Nl.."Z . ' • ' •
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My last letter was datecP4Vanceti-
•ver: JanUihry-12th.. After. thet • fifteen
days on .the Empress Of Japan vie.
Henedulu..,' breught''.. us to Yokohama.
Three memories of that trip ',shall
I 'Ulu's, remain _with nie fey aeree
time. One isof overhearing e . new -
coiner' tothe: ship :at licinoluln ;ask:
a fesioW-passenger if there were any.
of "these mircireziariee" „eboard. iis
got tee ' ready and plea. -ed reply
Isle,*- we ate remarkably ',free '' from
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chem.." Merneries ; of our 'first' voyage
across the, Pacific. made One not un-
appreCiative, of the ..passengers -' zit-
titude ; toward "those , missionaries.'
On that ‘that first trip a group aboard,
took advantage of the unusual op -
)or affordedthein of preaching
to ' an „audience that couldn't verv
well • escape. I,.. well ' ternember hor
unpornils„r', they ade ,.. theinselves.
'resriarkaltly free"that' n grou.P. .o,
c,,,.
paiticularly with group of . young
Chinese :returning' from Arnericar,
celloges • This year's voyage was se
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Chinese students theniselves • .get ..to:
gel her I. every . evening • and had :' • E..•
sin, sprig in the third class loung(
which everyone enjoyed': . ,.
Another inemoey is of the way. mil
childten, overran the whele shin;
quite' innocent Of the clearly. matkee
Class' distinctions'. On the Empress.
"Mummie. • see the "nice . simile' I got
in. Bobbie's cabin up!: on First," told
a story' Of exploration and discovery.
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Men's and • Women's and Children's
Outing Shoes'. New Shoes, new prices
70c end up, at W. J. LITTLE'S
SHOE' .STORE, "
.• WINS $25AT 13ifizE
Miss Evelyn.- 'McDeugell, is the
winner of. $25.00, es first "prize
award in a guessing eontest: ' The
contest was to guess the weight of
a Clydeadelehorse and kiss Mc-
Dougall had ;the exact weight, Of
1.999 pounds. Parkie . Wiggins of,
Dungannon *on a • .fourth prize .' of
$2.50., •
11r. W. 'W., Hill last Week geld:, the
pony and outfit which had become a
femiliae, sight, in ',the village. The
Purchase was made by the Ward
Sales Stables, liemilton Road, Len -
don, mid the pony left tonoi On. Fri-
day for London vie Epp'a truck.
The Bread
- of Health ,
The -Bread-,
of Health
,OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY AND sinivicz
SATIJI1DAY''SPECIALS .
DUNDEE . OAKES; .'•'• . ' ' CHELSEA,. BUNS, '.
-SCONES •J ,• ' --,' : , -- '%'• - - • *JELLY . ROLLS,
. NUT and''.FRUIT 13,REA,D • • • . - OATMEAL COOKIES' "
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Ur Delicious BROWN BREAD is 100 Rey
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• cent WHOLE WHEAT ..
OLLYMAN'S QUALITY BAKERY
'Phone 36 Lucknow
!Local
enerall
Mr. Ashley illair was .a 'visitor 'in
town ,this : Week.:
New IindergatM4, tnr•
Men and Boy's. New le(*.•Peicei, The
MARKET' 'STORE.' ' ' '
Mr.: and Mee. Percy' Webster have
zneVed to the residence of the late
Joeefili
-Bargain kite in Mena WprIc-
Shoes. 'Good Value $1.98; • W. J.
LITTLE'S Shoe Store.
Anniversary services . in the; Pres-
byterian ,Church on Sunday will .
conduCted by Rev; Thomas Kakin,
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Mr. and Mrs. . Will ,Fisher and
•Mauclie,'Mra. D. C. Taylor and, Mrs
R. V. MacKenzie, • were Sunday
visitors :in- Waterlo6;-
Mr.. A,. E. McKier.../ attended .the
Druggist's •...Convention : in ',Teronte
thia.., week:- He.:-..was,'"accempanied' by
Mr. W. A. Porteous.
• .A dance will be .bald in the: Town
Hall,' on, Friday, .,MaY's'ipth7. An: mit-
of-town orchestra is being 'engaged
Watch for dodgers.' • 4
Mrs. Freeman is visiting at pre-
sent in ' Springfield and in, Ehnira,
New •York, at the home :Of her son„;
Mr.' Harald. Freenian. •
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'Misses Lenore' and Flora Webster
were week -end- visitors with relatives
in Toronto, having; aceonipahied Mr;
.1.° W. Joynt to the city. -
Miss' Marion' Stewart who for
some time has been confined to her
room taking a rest cure, is Much
improved and able to be up again.
Protect Your Furs
Are you plan.ning to give the moths
three_ square Meals a day, or will
lyou protect your furs in , Our cold
storage_vaidt.
Percy Torgoy, Teeswater.
The condition of . Mr. It. D. Cam-
eron who has been ill at his hoine
here forporn& time, is quite serious
Ile has been visited by his sons,' Dr.
Alvin Carneron of Ottawa and Ewart
of Walkerton. • .,- •
Some twenty members, of -Lucknow
Lodge No, 112, I. O. 9. V., • attended
Divine Worship with •the •-Winghain
brothers ' 'in, the Anglican , Church,
Sunday evening, with ' Rev, 14)1Yes
condu.cting the service.
The. regular meeting
miof :the Wo -
en's. Institute as been -postponed
from Friday .until Tuesday next; May
16th. at, 2.30 -at the home of Mei: Will
Douglas, This is the annual meeting
and a. full attendance is requested.
Mrs.. Sponningburg ofT -Guenie, , Ill.;
and daughter-in-law, Mrs.: Peters Of
Illoose 'Jaw, Seek., visited with the
i'oriner-,4 brother, Mr. Samuel • Leach,
who has 'been' Confined to .,his eocem.
during a long illness.. •:
and Mrs. Robert Ross are
odcuPying the stone cottage ;beleng-
ing . to Mr. Alex Gollan, formerly
occuiiied bY Mr. „ and Mrs. Will
Gollan, wile have moved to, the for-
mer' ,Jackson' property in the South
east section of the village.
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• TORONTO • VISITORS
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• .AmOng, these from. this •corrinninity
who spent the week -end in Toronto
*cies', Mts. Rohb, Mrs. Jack
.4-, Theriiiii a' •Arcieeeini• e
.Miss Olive) Anderson, Me. Pickering,
,Miss Pickering: and lgrs:' J. W. Mur-
ray, .Mrs., J. A. Geddes, Miss' Hazel
'Culbert, Mrs. . •ArenntrOng and
Mr McKinnon fitid his sister_ Mary;
412, "
cllANOE OF 401/R
•A' teguler. Meeting , 'Of 'Lucknow
Lodge. No. ,112 I. 'O. 0: r will be
held in the ledge reeit at 7 o'clock
on Friday :evening, lOte that the
Meeting opens ona hour earlier -than
RE-OttGANIZING MEETING
A Junior Fernier and Junior In -
be held 111 the
-eveni
MaY 1.3th at 8.30, for the reorgetic-;
hig of soft_ ball teanns. A 'full atten-
dance' is requested.
44k4.
New Curtains linel CUrtain miter -
fats, tor 'ail roots, THE MAItiCir
trtoRal. ' "•
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LUCKNOW .WOMEN- '
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WLERS ORGANIZE
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The annual meeting of the women
bowlers Was . held, with the Pretiring
president, in
-chair. :There was a large atten-
dance and plans were made: for • the.,
comipg seaaon.f '26 treasurer, 'Mrs.
Howard Agnew, presented. a.,,report;
showing 'e balance on hand. :It Was
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decided to hold a local jitney 'Tues- •
day of each week,...,„ The election of
offieers resnIted -as folloWs:. Honor-
ary president,- Mre. Huston; president
Ura. William Porteous;
dent, Mrs. J. joynt;„'„:„.zeecretaryr-,---,v---
Mrs: W. Henderson; treaiiiree, Mrs.
jt. E. S,mith; social, comitittee, Mrs.
'Temple' Clarke,- Mrs. W. L. MacKen-
zie, Mrs. W. COnnell and Mrs.' W.
Hornell; genies conimittee, , Mrs.' R.
Fisher Mrs. Charles Steward
Mrs. A. W.• Siurtilton; membership -
Tame's .:Geddes.. A. atiiiiiiiiTtge
committee,:Mrs. H. Agnew end Airs. 7
Consist -
mg .of Mrs W L MacKenzie, ltrs.
TemPle Clarke and Mrs. W. Hornell '
was aPpeinted to purchase a stove
and other equipment.
WILL ;PLANT ROSES
sr.
• -The. Lu,..know Fire Coinpany--in -
promoting and financing the work of
beautifying with flowers the lot -at
the rear of the Town 44. What„ -was
formerly an expanse- of'Weeds and
tali grass was levelled- and seeded
down last year, and to complete the ,
work, the company, has decided to
build a trellis work, at the rear and
along' the sides of the lot where
climber ;and bush roses will be
planted.
. ON THE HONOR ROLL '
, From "The , Canadian" ....the.: paper
publishedat the School' for the: Deaf,
which comes to, our desk each 'Week;
we take the following ,clipping, which
wiir•be of general interest here.
most of our readers are aware
the memorial to Dr. Coughlin presen-
ted to the *heel by the deaf of the
Province' took the form of, a very
attractive bronze Honor Roll Tablet,
placetin a 'conspieiiol-fe place .-en the,
east Wall of th assembly hall On
this there i to he placed the name,
suitably engraved in bronze of the
girl and of the bo who -ranks high-
est in all round proficiency, including .•
Class •rooni and shop Work, conduct,
•disposition, And helpful influenee on
the Other pupils. For ,, the session,
1931-32 this honer , has • been Con-
ferred upon Irene Stoner and Robert ,
ThomPeon, whose nanies now appear
on the tablet, and to Whom
we ex-
tend • our, hearty congtetulatiens."
Coming Eithots
-First Insertion; 50C. '
Subsequent iruieetiorii;;. 25c.
DANCE AFTER. PLAY
Andy Ore's Orchestra will furnish
music for a dance in the Town 'Hall,
Friday evening, May 12th, following
the play; "The Road .• Back" General
admission to dance .'25e. • " •
0'4
St. Peter's. A.Y:P.A.
will present '
THE THREE -ACT PLAY
"The Road Bac
,
Town Hall
Friday, May 12th
t
ADMiSisNt'.— 25t
s.„