The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-09-21, Page 8w
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THURSDAYt SEPTEMBER i 21,
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HEADLIGHT ,'O E ALLS"
These;` Overalls have.been made-eontinuously";for 35 'yeare
The Quality of. ;Goods,, ,the Full Cut • Bodies have made Fthese the
:.Outstandjng.• „,
iNE'•PA WI
.IiI�, LL WEAR TWO ' ..PAIR:'OF'THE' '- VE . . .
,..,. ... WEAR .WQ ... -:. ... _. ?�.. , RAGE,�MAI�E
P- ETE •' Lll%F. OF `'THE LATEST
•FATTERNS IN. WOMEN'S SHOES. FOR FALL' AT PRICES TO,
SUJT EVERY.' PURSE. .•'
Suede Very Much- o
Vo
ue••�f � ,:.•
We- ca a dine: of Ail, Su a and Suede wadi a Trim; 'Priced' . n'i! . � , , . w@h C• >f m, . ced':,At:.
` 2.95' X3.95
$ .. $ . -. , . $5,,50... ; .
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0 Ram
Also : I �cI'
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1. .4.
Gungrey, Niue, ,Brown and Black, 'with. perfor at�ions : and Pin ,Tucking'
4 •Prices Are -Frew
$2.49.
to -6.00
asses'' , 'end adabou-
re , the"New�Fii11 -5hadee • In
0011Hu er Hosiery at,
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3rd KENNETH wMCPHERSON:INJURED'
•IN DIVING . MISHAP ,:
rmertor .`Reeove i
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• Fr m Effects• Of Accident n`t .'
de •
Mr.' 'a i•s. R :1VI'.. Mac h � son.
nd M . Per
and family, be .a former manager of,
th
e Bank of 'Montrealhese, ; while
< returning from the"' Century: of ' Pro
gress• Fair St,.,Chicag°, stopped off'
fast' Wednesday At. Manistique,• Mich:;,
a'summer'retort town.? Their 'eldest
: son, • Kenneth, secured a boat' and
rowed' out . into the lake "a distance,
to the divingboar ' to;jov a • s
n- ` s,�
, d enjoy
hi'
Vf1 le`takin -g ": a ' ' plunge from : � 'the:
• p g
diving; aboard, ' he' misjudged Athe
depth -of the:"water, 4 which at = thaw•
point .Was just five 'and ' one-half• feet,,
but looked - as=though it --might »-be-
'ten feet' in"depth. In a dive Kenneth's'
.''head hit the Candy. clay' ground,-' find
..;oel was badly ';stunned. He , called`. for
help > and• being •a :good swimmer;
succeeded in keeping himself afloat
anti! ':help •.arrived',.:A.' doctor was
called,; and .he:, found •that. Kenneth's
arms and: shoulders ' had been coni
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ACCIDENT NEAR' SEAIiORTH •
Mr,Robert _Johnston : I.
--Johnston, D. E ASt%.
ma
n.an
. d F red ;Hunt tit•ereassen' ers
p g
in a "car driven. by Dr. Hall' of Gode-
rie-h which; $ i
, ,ured in 'a g mat'or� ac='
cident'near Seafor
th ,on Friday, w
hile�
the. u'artette when,n.
qe route :to
-Stratfordr
to bowl:.. The: road was
tri
ade•-�sli `
er
pp .Yby' adrizz • g
; rain
n
and the accident. occurredwhen:the
Hall :car.
u'
t ile oat u .o
r t t ass. a ear
p
dr'i've •
n• b . � W. E.Lon :
Yg of
A
Herat Pay.
,
•passengerinthis car,-MissWin'-
nirfed- Lon • of Brussels' u
g', s,ffered a
fractured:legleg
and law Withh her
other -
five comPpanions receiving mf
, tumor in •.'
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juries
he ,
e_
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,.P,
'Goderich car. had -injuries dressed • at...
son arnie
uraiistP anclb'hysx�ia
Johtiston, BA., M.D.
LucknoW.; Qat.:
(Concluded:In, . This Issne).
He; WAS „ French translator for„
several- Canadian medical: • journals
;and'' these translations from,; foreia' '
papers: and from •sporting std sere,
tific journals 'for 'American- periodi; ,
,call' :kept the': ge ,tleinen, 'bus
He read a great •deal of Medical and,
~scientific literature... f,e - was a dill'
gent,. ,worker, often; reading and
working far into the'"night : ;I believe,
•hb found hisIm
ost congenial work.
among his Bowers, birds and, reptiles
At his,"'home ,he had :a beautiful• one-
half acre plot of flowers, shrubs" and
,grape -vines. Ile spent money,.lavish-
ly, in • procuring from abroad plants
for' his garlien and,' was one• of the
earliest importers • of bulbs;. in this
country. As an ornithologist:' he was
well, known. ,y; He knew intimately
nearly "all': our ,species' of birds. Mp-
Illwraith, in his book', ."Birds, of Q.i-
tario", depended largely on; Dr
Carni ...�.. .' ">, . , Xi•A:t' 'n-' r.- t ; tt.*,�=�'i
of Western.Ontario::Hewes well and
,favorably known'at the Smiitlisonian•
Institute -of' :;Washington, D. C.
He 'always : had his. gun. with him
and was an excellent shot. Each year
in the ,spring and' autumn}'he 'sited
the St.' Clair flats for a few days That is" more potent than deep jeal=.
shooting ands -many of the speci oust';:
the s-obt i o of
n and--wer ..�o �o ' t o - hat.,d m n
• e e--•�-br ught hgme W uldst h u bpt-see t e.
and. preserved..,' When hunting:he wore thy minder ' '
a
special coatwhichWas'. tight -fit- Staidin before 'thee as a spectre
ting, to the waist, 'where 'it ,,read grim..
out like a "skirt,' inside of which wore His. face 'is pale, save when a•.hectic.
sewn. , large , pockets :. capable: of hold.
;ing as .many as five turkeys: Burns in his eye, • or ; flushes. on, his
• In his.• garden' he had ,sunken pool's • cheek;
of-- vater�-iri' tyhich-lie-kept-Wept les- is lip«�axe Hili And opgrclied hr's
for observation' and :' study.;: He ex- A breathis, hot--
Changedspecimen's with, friends in He ;neves with slouching pace=his:
various parts` of the world. On, one bosom heaves.•
;occasion he : sent .• to. the South Sea And toils ',With agony,', with' rage,
Islands for a: reptile,. --When it ..ar- with •love
rived • he was so chagrined to • find it In fear's black caldron, smoking: with
was not the one he wanted that a he despair;
promptlyreturned. it. He, reported Them mark: within the .fiery .serpent•
that : this tranactibn cost him $400.00 hisses,
It is known. that on • several occa- And, with the flame . that, • rises';: front•
s.
ions: Burin• , .� ,'
his'. lifetim h' •
_ e e was., •; ., ,. ` .
g n .its _e .es -
dc,athr• It, was ;an. essay in whish he'
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pointed out what' he ,deemed; to be
Lhc. inaccuracies, .of the Bible- It ,• was;
done, after the manner of ' Robert;
inget Boll's writings, .though : mole
philosophical •
"Prince : Pedro,e , is an historical'
lranm, of 180 pages,:' :published ' m,
and„,dedicated• to the Governor,.
7eneral, Lord,.Duff rein., The'P. lot is
�aid.'�n Portugal .at tlie. time 'of the'
Morrish -wars. �It;•is •quite, 'readable;
u>d” :]' think will: hold; the interest.. of
dost; readers 'to the •end. A.nobleman
are ,cheated ,of: their
nheritances,by the forging of. a will.
iy' a` renegade 'lrionk, 'There is:•much
.11'ottingand counter plotting .before
he malefactors are finally brou"ht
'0..justice .by being barned at: 'the.
stake . The. book shows: careful pre
',ration and may I quote • one: pas
sage from it I ,. think this . blank
.veree,shows. that;: he •liad considerable
ability --
It is• a „description of 'jealou'sy, The
nlr 4c'nac5 t
s actuated: by -jealousy. • and he speaka.
thus; tp' him .
"Pechico, thou .art' jealous: in thine
heart
Is there a "demon ever sprung from.
receipt;, of'. large ." sums 'of money :Kees that ' black caldron' boiling
A C .g
rnercial:.•A de " on
ca m c ducte •`'b y
d Rey
y Y
Y Donald McLeod,. :
.•1VIrs. c'' o'
d Ce il,. rI, hnston ane'.
e
daughter . Donal an: iss ,
ght' da�, and. M s John
sto o.Istw
n f. i, o; el, spent' 'Sunday,: at
the'hone• Of Mr. a rs.. lames
arid M s .Jame
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eus ' .Ashfield.
W ter, •AS field. `
'Iado ''Johnston;n
n :aho', 'has beep
confined to bed' as• a health , restera-
• tive:measure,' is about again, .:but''
will • not, :recommence
:work in . h!-
Then Thu dost 'embrace;
'as' th' dear,
,r',]�
fro
m Scotland.` This model+ . as 'well ' ever more. ' •
AS the: ' `inome from his : '.m- ical'
c ed Then, $ee:''Peehi'ea .how his -baa
;practice was all Spent in the interests ..shakes.:
;o.
fhsb
elo
ved museum . His . museum, How the, le s•, tremble:, 'On his Visage
Q
apeeimens were numerous enou h • to • had i
g g .
fill robin .
a .im•the local scho '•
of as'. well A hastl ' ': •rid as' i •
•g Y. g' f, flung there °b
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a's several rooms "in his house,:::In '
:1890 'lie.' . gave . the Royal ' Ontario He, clutches ‘-in. his graspa broken
Museum a.. large collection .'of, biz -de blade,' • •
an::
d re tiles: H' - records re rds .o `his
� o t were .An
p ., # d eraven,.i . `..... •' . ,
Ips n h s heart, -dares, not
destro 'ed :b • fl
re at she• • iJni,'' rsrt
,, Y . Y the
.. ve y
afterwards, • •though•:• the sjecimens Pechico, what .think'st thou :of.:this
and• labels escaped. .In 1901, the re- •'fou hi
"mainder� were. purchased' b ' the: same
P by
`the:
a'nil-a-Tbrief"tabtrlatian-shows bosom fried ?"
hat' -the `collection:. was made u''of Froin' the 'co
Made Pcommand ..of English.
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PEARI4 SOAP,10 BARS • , •., . ,. ,,.,.r. }..... ,.} . ,....; .., , ......i,
•FOOT , SPRAY,BOTTL, r R • ,• . :, ;'•. r lUc .::
A,MM,OII.IA, $ PKGS}. , }.♦ ,r•, ,R . ,R ..,.•, l5e.
TALE• ELY' E; ,
FRUIT JAR RUBBERS, 2 PKGS:. . ,? ...; ,:,:,, ,• , .', :15e •
VLARKz$ YEG and -TOMAT:O SOUP, 3 CANS
• JELLO, 6 PKGS. 2fic ,
SEE)DL1$SS RAISINS, 2 Lus rR .!.,l, 1 „
RICE, 5. PAA A _ f•._..,. , ,,, 250
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CORN;, .CAhi' `,:� . • t ' 1 1.
PEAS CAN Oe`
ROBINIIOOD. •CHINA •0AT PI€G. . , .... ,
one
I oval &-C eller
Miss. „ Hazell' .Webster is visiting
with friends in . Rellweod .'for two
weeks:. '
Miss Gertrude .Treleaven spent the
week•iend in` Toronto, •attleriding on;
tr
' tials:
Mr. T,: S, Reid of Orillia, continues
to slowly improve • ollowing his crit
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!Cal illness• but iso y o o
. yet c ,fined,•. t.
his room. , -
: Ty,.iiical fall. weather at present
ireyails, bringing withit: numerous,
iiu h' .ne e s o`
s
c end -d_ --.h tce,.rs,: none- o£ them.
however,:' of long duration:' .•
lt.. Hood and Mr.' :Smith °of
'3ufalo, returned 'to ' that city ' the,
lattef. part of the week, following a
visit 'with , the former's sister; 'Miss
Hood. }
Mr •.Hen 'Spindler' has returned 'to.
-EEonden-following--aft-wo-weeks'=visit=
it the heine:,of•:hie cpusin, Mrs W J.
Spindler r and with Other friends in the
P e
vicinit
``The upper .portion':of the Tenant
Block, occupied, : by ' J. L_ ' McMillan
and;; Eldon Johnston, .is`being' given F
-oat of pint.:'by Mr. :•11,4 Camerc'Trh'
this s week:, • .. -�•
Mr: Ar
chie Hamilton left Mon-
day for where
he wilt -at: -
'tend
will; a-t'tend' the, newly ` opened Huron Com-
eswa:
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,
to ;strike, ,
the. Seaforth 1Iosuital„,4 vhichw_were
not of a serious:: enough; nature- 'to
pletely number by the' aceident, He
•vr6s bl"ought, tn his home in Mildmay
on Saturday niiht; and is recevering
nicely', although he will •be compelled
The watChes they .fised in the good old
i days of Bob Fitzinimons are out-of-date
now. Better trade in your old watch for
inton
Bulova
f' Advertised 15
bind. Fully guaianteed..
Your Old Watch
Fully Guaranteed
Allowance °11
Biiing
Jeweler
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barber•,'shoji
. - for a tilde;
aboUt 600 birds; 160,-Mouilted.birtis, displayed and from
120 mammals,. 125 skullst.6f-', ream- '447hich' the Plot is ,unfoldeil•froni scene
inals '170' Salamanders,' • 285! r frogs: •,,o ::eeene .We Mpst Con'sider this book
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and toads, .400 harrnlees snakes, 140
li,lards,. horned toads,' alligatpre; etc.
We can marvel it the indtistry. of
the man,' for colleeting, and caking
task in his day:. Re .was very. eel
curate in: his cataldguing.: In '1894. There, Were .o children by his Mar -
list of 83, atieCies, .snakes found waited: on him+,during, hie .last illness,
in 'Ontario; list,, is still author- end': itatee that -he Made no 'eoinplaint.
itative fOr Ontario -for that peried. [either ''Of life ,itself or. the :aPproadli
In a letter in May,• 1894, to p of :death,, but.,,looked upOn death: 'as
1:111 7.tiber of -111-6--Caiiiidraii.-.Institlite. the natural. onding.• May I quote' Dr:
T , Stand ; alone . as far ae• Natural isp was a, •Man whoin I loved; and
HistptYlii 'regard- to -rnarninali;. bird! Worshipped as I was intirnatelY as -
and reptiles,: especially. the• latter!. ipclated. with him frepi :the .time'f
On another occasien he read paper wee a Child"of, eight until./ saW him-
kiag bohia. When :thie appeared , in. during:,that time he' treated tile with
prfa,t, parte ,pf hie a4drets had beer ,the affection of a father,.. and 1, him
deleted.' He At 'onee 'wrote theni a' with the affection of A son. I vitited
scathing letter, edvieing., therm thal ae frequently: as postible, and
theY .would 'receive. no more a'rticles f 'hi' 'ileAtned all that I know
ed-,tO etate 'that be .had Made an ek-
and offered them. his findings
and ,thirty-fiVe Pages length. II(
a, very .,commendable effort.
, Pt., Gamier wee not 8: •busidess
Man and suffered much. lots. nan-,
had, dying a Obi. man.' Hie wii!ow
past • spring An. I'mcknoW;
is T., 'The gioateet.
:Preferred. retettith in „lilt' intiSen.r . -646 Of: Ontojoi did, hit. ptofes-.
"Tat- tibotito,iy; and nekt tot tftn"t'. t11( ,I.sionit 'Work •Capablyo and time:
IT1021;• 1111§ iight• to: be ..594 ae. ttbby•thC. accepted :standards Of cell:-
iill6illeiln?ilies,Ittl:illile'gh6loeni:if:ltiliti'So"ii:e:"4tOttleat. °b. ctf i V4ot t tie. ••#. ,b11:6: • v in it 1' )41e• tht *6. ":dn'16;Yht:
poblialja by,
1VIOnes?:' Was 'hi' Pr,Odea
preparatiOn t110 tithe
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'Card et. Thanks.
With. t4% ekpress eineere
tho :blow heti :of kinho§i• find' ek-
OteOgiOr4 Onoattly et- the.
opiehated ...the ,etofe which. 'he
cupiesi,.forrnerly belonging ' to the,
ljirrraiF-Eitatp. :The
'ded the apartments above.
.Misees Emma McDOnagli, ,Ruby
arid Margaret McIntyre. mid AV1r
Oeorge .Topp of L'orplori,. Were week-
end visitors 'With. the ,fornier's, .Par•-;
lionie "recently,' felleWing an .opera:
tion she ....underwent:.'in
is 'much in:.. healitY, and
exPects to recommence her, dtities, a. ,
choir leader in . the 'United' Church
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Mra..Cruilcsbank, Wife. of Brigadier
General- Cinikabank ,of •Ottawa,
:a visitor, heie last week at the. home
of her biothei.„ Mt. With MUtdi!.: Her
hueband'I 'Was • the. chief • speaker :at
the unYeiling 'of 'the *Cairns on the
Mr. Finney,, foriner manager
of the ,receptly cloied ,13ranch, of the
Bank of • COmmerce' here, 'visited' with
his° Wife 'and ton Douglas over !the
similai duties at. 'TiVeiton fpr
niaiiently settled;,,Mrs. Pinney Con-
tinues to reside here.. "
Progressing: Favorably
Finlay Mad:renal:I; of Loohalsh,
well-known here as a Atadent
Lucknow Continuation SehoOl, is
ODU • i
2 nP: z
rY s •
e
A� Frew 'of • the: •
Special- Featur.'es Are
HORSE RACES •
2.25 .'and • ' 2.15 trot .or ' Pace`
($100. purses); Running. Race:'
Gentlemen's •Road Race; .Hur
dle • Juinping in: Pairs (a new
feature).; , Clown "Competition;
Stilt 'Race; :'Fleak ..Vehicles;:.
Etc.,- Etc. f. . ,
TWO :BANDS"
„DON'T:: .PAIL TO: 'ATTEND+'
ONEOF,' THE LE'AD'ING''
RURAL FAI.RS IN "WEST-
SRN -( At -TUFO, ,
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:Tune in oit `Station 10, D.P. ; •
Wingham ` at 12.45~ n: m., 'Sept
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29th. Two Free Tickets Given
Away. ,
•DAVID McDONALD, Pros.,
ALEX B. 'MeKAGUE,
Sec'y.-Treas.
{V,ON IIOi'L' CHEST
• i ' this :Summer.
While .si
v ting•heie h
Mrs. W.M.- Barber ., of Cranbrook, i ' ,
Q.; daughter ,"of . 1Vix .r .N. •,L. •'Camp
k entitling, .yell, purchased a: ticket, ent g• bei
ofwinning '
-to a chance , nrii g a • cedar w•
.'hestR which •was 'being disPosed off'
to this: '•,manner-;' »by.'the .Women's
Auxiliary of Hanover` Memorial Hos
M s.' Barber . was .th •,lucky.
i al. r ti, e
9 ill: ,receive. this 'beautiful
_ar>v• and w
contents whic
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mope chest,, and •� its n k •
p. h
Include a fancy woof blanket. a
,pread, 6- sheets, 6 pillow' slips, f .,
'hien tea ,towels;• 6. linen face'•tou+els
'i 'Turkish °`'bath•.' towels,: 6:.,'wash.
loth a boudoir ° pillow 6 niaderia
-vj
•ervicttes;- dingier'; cloth.:and=ser , et-,
"as to. -match and , ' hreakfast
Ilio serviettes • to irate'-:' The tir-krt•
as`"sold`.bv . Mis Hele thomltso`n; ~;
vho. ;teaches, in 'HFinover
were:. delighted with -the annual .
Ofiering services held .
,iacketts, on' Sept. 17th. The, eplendid
smeesaget of that day be the rally-
mt. ene•Avord-for us !GO FORWARD.'
.)11.0. next -Suaday, Sept. 2,4th, Will he
The Royal. Charter The Special' Rallis:. •
Day prograirr will be given at.,.41akes:,,,
'service, and at the Sunday 'School.: •
Hacketts in' the afternoon. -
MASSEY SCHOLARSHIP
The young .man, to win this•scholar••,,,
exaMination dealing 'With both county
should report at the 'Agricultural
Office,, Walkerten„ •at, 10:00
Wednesday, Senternber " /"':
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an appendicitis operation ,in
•
r..ardine Hospital, early , last' week.
ap:iendik and the latter part pf the
week; recOleiY• wee
.,paited of/. Latest repPrts however,
indicate faVorable progress toward
5 years . and ander 12, half fare.
"'TiCketsi :to De olf.s.old ettighitettitit.d,'it:diPaTsiathe,47:ri! Et: ,01‘,,17;6:1°11
VIONA.It•A• 40'