The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-07-13, Page 1c�E
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LUCKNOW, ,,!ANT.
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RSDAY, ..4441t13th, 193•
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Lucknow, • • 'phone 146-w..
'BUSINESS FOR LADY
:contents 'Good;. 'R,00ming' :House.• ,
Eight Hundred :Dollars; ` -°
Sydney
Smythe, .Market Lane� London.
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BINDER.•TWINE FOR SALE
Anyone wanting.' twine, either,
-niernbers • or ' non-members 'of •the
•Paramount •. Fanners' PhD?,
. ,, Cub, .can get
it at Paramount Club House` on Jay:
4t"•iT at 7:: �:..• :
rd at Dost for Galt
AUCTION. • SALE -of , Householc
Effects ,in Dungannon on •Sntlirda
Jaly 15th;' eommencin Y,.
Terms---Cash.t; at Orie. 'o'clock
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Mrs. John° Nivins, Prop.
Well. Henderson, Auc
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TENDERS •FOR BRID ES' IN.,
ASHFIEL TOWNSHIPH
D.
Tenders; will be'' received'
by the
,undersigned' up ;to •6 P.M: July 2Jt1i•'
_ 1J33, ,for- the 'eon tuct'ion f of
inforce concrete.s as pan
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d nage: 20'. ft. span
Dwisien Li
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Cop.
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p. , on Sideline' 6' and
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, .12:`:Townslii`.'will. furnish uinis i : the
, steel. , Contractor to furnish rest'of
Material F
a'hd leave :roadwa .' rel
far: 'traffic e• Y 'te
Wei* to `be ;;comple g.
. by Sept. 20th. • C. E. MoDonagh, •
':Clerk'..'
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First '•Insertion 50c
Subs. uent:'insertions •.
q . 25c...
.Keep Friday • evening, . , *July 21st
open, for the Band=;:Tattoo in' 'Cale
donian Park.
TH
ere•.will bea Social' and Dance
held': in Lucknow.'' Orange Hall',.on
hursda ' • evenin "Jul • 20th:'
J' g, yLocal
Orchestra Ladies will `please bring
lunch;,' Silver Collection.__ _.Ev ,
eryliody
welcome Social Com.
SDANCE
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TREET DAN
CE
A 'str'eet'.dance
a, `,will '}ie � held, in
Lucknow, :under auspices of the Fire
Company, 'Friday : evenin •J l '
g•, u y pith
Orr's .O 'chestra 6 tickets . for 25c.
BASEBALL
Lucknow •and Palmerston meet in
• an .,exhibition game in •`;Caledonian
Park 'this • afternoon (Thursday) ^' at
4.30.. Admission 25c 'and children •1i3c
'Boost. the team by your' support.
1? t d to b practically unchanged
cel'ebrated '^`At, Brussels
.. Wm ,Miller Attend. ' Mg 76th
‘'' Consecutiy 'Celebration ation :
Local ark). district Orangemeacele
bratecj the 243rd Anniversary , Of ;the
Battle" of, the Boyne in Brussels: on'
Wednesday: 'The '. speakers; billed for
the, afternoon were, George Spotton
„ p r
M P ;'Rev. J. H..'Geoghegan of Luck
"now,': and Rev'•`Wm.7 Patterson of Blye-
vale,. ;Mr. Wm Mole' of .•Dungannon
County, Master, was,. chairman. n_ •
Mrs; William, . 1VI'ilier ' L ckno 's
•grand', old ' nian,still halend 'hart
�� e. Y
in• his 93rd year, *allied a mile and
quarter into town Wednesday
morning to be sure of his ride to the
scene 8f. the' 'celebration. Mr. Miller
has probably pan unequalled ;record
of, having •.neer• missed' and, and, Oran
g
e
Celebrationi�.76:'yearJohn Milher,
uPy-TY1 R hin.san Jioaner� airis 1.
Wellington Henderson entertained.
in the.''village' with: fife and drums
seleetions before setting gout. Buses
r`n"from`. here ,to, ,Brussels. at 9 A.M.
and'at 12.30, the round trip fare; being
75c •. •
DINNER.`A'ND,wSHOWFR
FOR •
BRIDE -TO -Bir
Inview of 'the approaching .bar
riage: sof Miss Isabel, Chesnut; "Mrs.
Wlh am MacKenzie entertained' at a:
dinn :;in
ex.,,., her. honor, on Tue'aday,.
when twelve guests were resent.:.
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The ,..table••.`vi>as . prettily decorated
'with '•roses • and h
a d t , e • 'favors:; consisted
Of rose'eu s."iri' i k'
p n and .blue.,,which
added a'`v very e y artistic-.:t¢uch.
In the` evenin "the beautiful home,
.g .
and grounds were 'again thrown `open
to sixty friends of the , bride, who
;.I
completely surprised,•lier.'With an um-
brella shower. •
A , program:_of •music and. readings
;proceeded the,:: distribution: of -thf
_gifts;•' and the.=•.variou's article .� '-ere.
s were
only :mere expressions that one and
all••felt'; for'Miss `Chesnut ,who :has
been such •a : staunch, faithful friend
and wlo:'delighted to : do' a kindness
wherever • possible. ` ' '
Afterwards, s - dainty lunch was
served 'from' little tables on the bril
liantly .' lighted .t lawn:. 'and. ' another
lovely- acture' was a ded. to'• Me o
P ,.d m rys
•:Wall,
ASHFIELD CHURCH :CIRCUIT.
My, subject next. Sunday, July Itth,,
ivil : be "TFIY, KEEPER
`Services 'Zion...11 AM Hackett's
Blakes, 7:30' P:,M •
Blake's , Sunday School Picnic 'will
be held ,down by':the••river °on;''Friday,
Jlly' 14th,_
CONDITION UI>iCHANGED
Since suffering• a. severe stroke the
end of .the week the,critical'condition'
of Mrs. James Ritchie: of Ashfield' is-
ce ore e' r
and•.grave. concern is ,felt.
•Card Of Thanks '
The' family of the late John Bell
wish: to sincerely thank ,friends• . and
neighbors , for their kindness • and
sympathy at' the tine of their,recent:..
::bereavement and for; the ;many •floral;
tributes ;
Card Of Thanks
The -family of the late' Mrs..Alet-
ander Ross':wish to; -express "their
grateful thanks for the' many express-.
,.sions- f kindness and synipathy
(14-
ink . the illnessand`.' at the tine Of
the death of their"another.. •
Card Of' Thanks r`
As. t' is impossible "to thank you
all personally.; Mr. • find' Mrs.'Cecil
"1',hiliipson take this' :opportunity to:
thank'. neighbors ' and. friends' ()Vibe
eoniniunit , who so kindly 'aided thein
in tbeir heavy, Loss resulting hoar
fire • which broke out in the home
early !Wednesday .morning, June 25•.••
INMEMORIA111 .-`
'
MILL:SON-In ,loving -nielnoty of
our dear • husband and father, Albert,.
Millson, who died, one year ago to-
• day, • JUIV `1 th, 1932..
A 'year has 'passed, ''our. he r•s'still
'sore,
As time goes on we (hiss °h i tote,•
His loving voice his smiling face,
, No one can a take ,his own dear place.
Ever remembered Irv. Wife & •Family;
•HIIRON IONS
',FOR Ciiiiii,PLED,''CnILOitEN•
Weld '.at SetifOrtil,
Fisher Family
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Holds :Reunion;
Irs •Jain�es' ,T'ish`'Celebrated Sev-
enty -Fifth .. Birthday On: This Oc--
•casnon;As Well 1 As ;Three. Other
' Membe'r's Of This •Connection'. •
A happy gathering : of the Fisher
family was„ held •at the home ::of ; Mr:
Phillip . Steward'..on Tuesday last; the
reunion ,markingthe rseventy-fifth
:birthday of Mrs. Jaynes Fisher ' an
esteemable• resident of the village., A�
coincident on this''occasion was the
fact that ''• day marked the :birthdays
o f .three other• Members of this (group.
Mrs. Phillip Steward,..a daughter,;
Allen` Steward, a grandchild; and • Mr.
Roderick' : Campbell,, a , son in-law.'
, • Thirty-on'e persons' .sat down. ,.to:
•a bounteous- supper,' served `out -of-
doors, with surroundings, made'beau-
tiful •by,'flowers`'and :ahrubery, and'
later enhanced `b'y 'colored lights::.
Mrs F'isher's. family 'of two sons"
and three • d'aughters were' present,,
the only absentee, being her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Reynolds of Toronto.:
Twenty granchildren there are, rang -
in :ages from nine . months.,to
•twentylfour'. 'years and all were pre-
sent• to; enliven the merriment,:
Games' and music were enjoyed on
the grounds and latei.a progra"m'with.'
community 'singing in the home,;,coni-
eluded' the inenorable 'Occasion.
.Tris.,,Pis?e!. still�,nbrig ,t atic
�riv%ii ""' ft% et jtSyffi d ' ir' nae sur
of health and the town folk as,:well
ah.her family 'will wish ' her well
for continued health, and the 'oppor-.
tunity of 'enjoyingmany more such
annl'ver"sariei, .. • -
STJLL :17NC0NSC1OU$
FIi ST or THE WEEK
Many Doctors,' Have Veen in... Consul--
tation on the. Cape of Larry •Johnston.
To -day; it is four weeks since Lars"
Johnston. wasutaken .unconscious t
the Children's War Memorial Hos
tai in London, a ter , being: strut
do*n by 'a track The first 'of th
week ,the; Ind was still 'uzkonsciou
with his mYlontdb d,. other members
of,,the '.famil; a in
,,, y •k ep ; g a� constan
vigil at•''his bedside. Although' hope
gt' his recovery -had been :practicail
adbandoned, it .is• now: believed th t'
a,
the child may overcome the brain
concussion and: rally 'at, any time
SINGLE,QOPIESmi `
ENTS'
4Daniel' Under Arrest
Is "t.ddged; ill, County Jail. TO Face
Charlie •Of• Theft, -:,Tried To Ceti'
• Ga;a At:, Port Elgin.
y'
o, Elmer
Daniel-10_'aga?I! :in• `Walker
i ton •jail. "-Attempting,•to• get gasoline
k;.."on' his face"• at: Port lgi to,'ke'
his
o ,. , z .,,,E g n ep.
e stolen gas buggy in -10 omotion�;'
s proved his downfall He- was laced
under, arrest on Thursday.
t : The artiele :in, the Sentinel of 'tw6`.
weeks ago' .was recopied ;in ' other
Bruce -County -papers -and -thee
received wide, spread publicity 'which
wasn't conducive to. Daniel long en
•
joying the: pleasures of his Nasli:
coupe which. 'he :secured from-" .Sam.
Fisk
of
Walkerton
bY wri n
gan al-
Ieged, worthless cheque for $175., and
giving g a lien note. of. some $400• for.
the ' balance.•
Daniel . 'has served . a • term, in
•
Burlvash and it was he ,who, depart
ed with a horse' and buggy belonging
to James., Johnston..of Lucknow, to,
be later arrested, by Constable 'Moore:
near' Cargill.
Bank O
f ComnIerce
Local _.
cal
0
,-. Branch Closes
Bank of ; Montreal ' To. Take;' Over
Deposit: Accounts On • Sat Y•.
urdh ,
Jul 5t ,Ve
y, , 1 h . V lame• of Buliiness•
'a Does Not Warrant Continuance:
O'f Com merce Branch •
The Lucknow•:branch of:rthe ..Cana
dian: Bank, Of. '.Commerce ` closes on.
Saturday''of this week. This infer
oration .became ' 'ublic with startling
suddenness 'on; Monday;,:to allin• the
district, except. the local, bank's staff
•
y.�ho were'ei'nform d . of the decision
e so:.
to close this branch, a week previous..
; As -a ••result, Manager
and Mr. :Roy Li ghtfoet Of the
rnerce stafi'.y'will:be transferred `from.
L'ucute.;•,although'ea yet they are..
unaware ars: to ':where:'` they,.will be
'stationed. •.Mr Finney 'has been
Manager,:. of the Commerce ' Branch:
here.,for-.'four years, succeeding' ;Mr..
R S:, Wilson} He •iS,a; past presi,ent
of • the ;Bowling. Club. and is treasurer
of •'the' Presbyterian. Church.: .Need
less -`.to say=the departure: of he and
Mrs. Finney and son • Douglas,. will
be regretted by the villagers in;gen`.
eral.
1' r'. Lightfoot, a was, transferred
from Arthur to: Lueknoiva year ago
last October. He has been'a popular
young, man' and last season and'. to
date this year has .;proved.an' efficient
secretary -treasurer for ' 'the 'Basebal'
Club,; as well as being '.on. the team's:
line -up.
• At the same ;time .as this _change.
becomes effective, .a somewhat simi
lar,one takes place'in' Cheney,; where
the 'Ban1r•.:of Montr•�ea1 Btanch xs
cloted- and. 'its banking services. ,co
tinned by the Bank' of Commerce
is expected,:that one"..and ,po
two mernbers of the Chesl
which; closes twill be , •trans ,
the .Bank .of. Montreal 'her
is expected that Roy Li
be' added to the staff. of
Bank of ; Commerce'.
The following Tette
'inney was distrib
customers .on M
follows'
Dear, Sir or:'' Madam
• After careful .,'consideration we
have regrettfully reached the con-
clusion that': the' volume.' of business
in the: district is not now' sufficient
to justify ,the ' continuance .of';our
branch,, and .' we .have, • therefor,'' .de-
cided to close .on 15th July.
•
WATER SYSTEM A�-• •
BOON TO VILLAGERS
The..month sof June' saw .,the do-
mestic water... sten Meet. . pr
the, reveres t!';
t test ' it has yet. aeon
celledupon'to stand. Not Only. did ,it•
•prove its worth on''
,
two occasions
duringthe'inonthas'a.fire preteetien
.s stem.' but hassuPP1i hundred
of • "thousands • of. extra
.g1 ns
water:, to - water users in; .refres
r►arehed. gardens ,and..awns: Te
ary relief fromthe.• June •
came when' showers.. fell the
of the:'month. Up until th
up"revealed-that-app erCi
000
ased daily By_:pumpi
gallons ' of :water
a day the. flow fro
this demand` with
'• Approximately
water was' used
and' yet. the,
this -double
more: than. th
sible :beta
power c
in . re
to th
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NUT; .anct, FRU[T< BREAD, :•
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us • �I�ROWN •
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CHELSEA BUNS,
JELLY ROLLS,
OATMEAL, COOKIES
T' >
BR
KD .is. -100 • , ,:
WHEAT
Cie •
Bitable ShoWln
Made 'By
,Band , Played _Well
• Featival .Was' Opi
Who Attended
At Waterloo
pion, of Villagers.
The •Lucknow Citizens Band tirade
a very, creditable showing. in, *bit.'
class at the.Waterloo MusicaLEesti
val'and- °was_ -awarded 78'%2 Points,
only seven` and a half points behind:
the band winning' second: place:, Many
from •the village attended ther eve n
,event
and • none there were who "were note
proud •o
P d f• our- -local band, and reedy'
to declare' : that the -"boys," played.
exceptionally well" on this occasion
There were 'fifty three, 'bands t,e
is- er
t ed fon the:Festival; �
_ , with.thirty.,
-ei.h '.
g„ t •of ,thein taking- ;part . in'.„.the
evening,. Tattoo. The' local band com
peted in. Class 4, for !bands•;of 'not
more•than :''twenty-th'r:ee players.,, In
this ,class Newmark twon,
.. n e ,• rst .with
92. points' 'and.' Forest 12nd .with: 86
point9; . •
'Two` bus; es'were . .e}iartered' from
Lucknow :•One t'ranspo'rted the `Band
members' ;who umbered'<•'twenty-one;
as well. as several other .vllage><`s:
Th'e'.second bus wa engaged by the
�irre' Co an`
mp y, and this bus:' with
orae. thirty, • passengers ,went. to
Waterloo aA couple of private' :cars
5
of
hing,
raper-
'ought
apor-
drou ht-
g.,.
last ^day
en a check
mately`107 rte•
were being'
ng twelve lours
m, • the' weh met
ease , •
twice as •much •
in June as in May I'
hydro cost of..pumping 's
supply ••was only $3.50•
e'; May bill. This :was poli:'-•
use the; quantity'.:o'i' hydro
nsumed In this'. extra num'.
• P-.
ulted., in .the .cost falling back"
east
g
•Hold, Your Order:
.SP '
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�1L RA`TE
en .
Watch for,. Next Week's . Ad..:'
B i
LUCKNO W
BORN
AGNEW=In W n ha " `•
g m..Hosp>ta1,
-on • Saturday :`.luly ,8th, to..Mr Wand,
Mrs:
Clair 'Agnew;; Lucknow, ason...� .
Don a ld
a
Summer
mer•
ens
00'
e, cheapest rate.. ,
YOUNG MAN DIES'
The 'death•` of Floyd 'Allan. McKen
zie, aged twenty-seven: years: dearly
.beloved 'end eldest son' of •'Mrs.. Grace
e
and the•late •Rev . Donald .McKenzie
snip,. ; . •
ey :n.
choccurrdatGn,LakeSantarimfetoMineaolis.Tyoung_manwaien'hew.of 'Mrs. John McRae of s# .,Lochalsh.
htfoot will
the Chesley
•
r signed by =Mr:
uted to commerce
onday, reading is
Exhibition Tilt ; y,.
.This Afternoon
Game : To; -Day W With '1 Palmerston
Promises To Be . Keen Contest—
Club Hopes .To Benefit, Financially
This! afternoon at, 4:30 in Caledon-,.
ran. Park,. Lucknow, the leading team
of. the' Lakeside loop, will :meet • the'
Palmerston team, which , is on top'
t ,has been arranggd.,_..with; "the 'f the heats in Central . League.They
ank .'of. •Montreal ;to take over the ` ame •, gives promises of. 'being. 8.
deposits:Oct • our customers on that _art exhibition of baseball'and will
day and Fie ,soon as it' is :convenient afford *al'' fang an- (iPimntunitY . °I
seeing Reg. Smith'. tine iii.'actiOn
te yen thereafter , we should like
"ts,, 'arrange for your present
passrlipok to. be "exchanged' at Wieir
'We .have "atithorized tbe Bank of
Montreal to 'collect at mathrity; tor
our account, all drafts and .noTes
outstanding. We have also arranged
'that our safety deposit boxes will 1*
taken over by that institution where
they will, be available after the date
et out: closing and' that 'rental how
paid in advatice,',will thete.
The Bank;of Montreal willbe 'pleased
to have' present renters call at theft
earliest convenience to complete
new contract, with theni. ,
!Or 'the first' time on the home did-
raoad !dupe Junk lflth. ,Irwin be
on' the instinct.
far'. the hernestazir During July ther
is a long lapse betWeeu games of
twentY. deist, and thiw Mauro will help,
to keep .tbi shape,'for their'
Wingham on Juty Ildth. AS well to-.
day's. game is eipected, to attract a,
latge attendance of local. eupPorters,
Both hist Year and'ts date 'this:
beam% ranch rinprovement his been
the Bee4 meoreet luta been made' ta the 'annelid) And' althengh
the Club has' been aisisted in .this
are tenfideht that, the pleasant' ter
US nan be eontinued,with them, Their
Manager, Mr. 0.1-L. Oberle; will be
banking Serviee and will '.i3leeied
anxious to ,.'avoid neeeSaity.of,.a
The nerd Prite "8ugar 'brew" zwill village 'earittlisS for funds; end ate
at Tilt afAltiCVT gTOR:g: 'anticipating large' gate teceipts to-
buyo gets :loll a, thane° Win one,
work by the.' Ifillege domicil, it
east, the telini eeesklerahle,.taSt‘yesi
of 'thorn "dethig: bssig ,„ Several Yeere
dose, Tickets' ior the game, are being
were also taken and in all seine.
seventy .Luc nowites were in atten=`
dance„ ';This following was encoura
g,
ing',te -th players: and. the support
appreciated, Remaining, ,for, the.
Tattoo'and fire Works display in, the.
evening , it .was' .in the early hours ,of'
the morning ;,before the ••buss-Ioads
returned to the vihage •
When i is• , considered'' t
t.. hat „the,
majority of the players are ,of„ teen:
age and-inen{perienced'':niu'scians,
their showing ,at• Waterloo 'bespeaks -
the successful efforts ,':of ' 1VIr. John
aues,, Etc. THE MARKET STORE.
At,. Lyceum Theatre, Winglham'
. This Drama,. whoSe. theme is the
effect Qt.' world eV'ents on the,•honie
and family has been bailed 'as., the
greatest wrtitten: in the English' larr,'.
griage in a seore et years.: The
author,. Noel Coward, :known fer his
heving.his play run for ,a selid'year
at the Drury Lane' Theatre in•Loridon
and -will be shoWn,Ot, Lyeemill Theatre
urdaY, jab*
reifs,'Quting Shoes at W. J. LITTLES s
SHOE STORE.
•
•
Rev-
... gondaY will See seore upen:".61;;C)re;
The Schooll.,7,Rev. John 'Pollock,
Hamilton,- -end London; : gather,:„ at •
.Camp, kintail,.for I the 'opening of the: .
PresbYterian ChUrch„ in Canada, .hold
reittee' in iniptoving. the Camp- site .
and furnishing ,eqpipment .ris well as.
The 'purpose of .the School is. to der'.
'''eoples' 'organizations, Women's Mia-
uonary;SoReties,, and :Missien Bands,
fall week Until joly.'24th`t::
A registration fee -of, 50C: .
..Attangements have been, made to
trains airlying. either r.,e,eiceerer
Opdetich. oh,' Monday, ,
The daiiit. 'Program Cornmencea,at
't'o 'with, morning worship followed
bY 'breakfast at eight o'Clock..From
ngage the attentioa of the, Scheel.; .
141ritet7 Os'yeernvieridg;14fpriOnlgr4nix t.a°rn6:444'6* Id117 .
:Monday, 17th Openiag of •• the ,
Robert ,i,ohnSten; Of st
the spealcnt hi. the United'
angio
goy! s„ •.Ithodes;• Exoterl
representative, of the i;-.1,,rOhibition:
,ministryi Mr. Turk was 'the tietho:L
diet minister'. here. fortyeight, Years •11
611 60; oe'ditsthtie. Seryice
CIO
lot
in the ministry, AOV:,:irtitic'hir had'
)110\,-Y. prominent.,appointments",,kMtter
Mias' P. R. Lahieht.‘ei Toronto,
ving. the breaking up Of 8.4rectrier •