The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-11-16, Page 1*200 PER'EAR IN''APVAN'cE;, 409. 'Orrkiggwon:
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ANTED"-7.WnsMen ,POr. ;genera.,
housework.ineknew'
Sentinel. "
" LADY WANT:I-comfortable robin
Liielonew-hciard, optional,. Apply
ii,l; Sentinel Mee. •
• LOST--,-LedY'S blue .E..,arker pen on'
• :Campbell St, Sunday eVening. :Please
'return to Patterson 'S Drug. Stere.
Fail OfIears
Pioneer Settler'"t'
CaIled By Death
Irs. David , Anderson, • 'One Who
Knew euill Well The, Struggles and
• .
1ardsIups
..of, The Fioneer,. -Passed,
IUNLOSS RESIDENT' ?ASSES • ,
AWAY IN HAMILTON
, The death of Annie MacDonald, in
ter 56th YeartoocCurreit in the General
.liespital:, Hamilton; on Sunday. The
p floral' service will., •be'he1d this
-4fternpon. (Thursday) at her late
a:esidence, graith. Liriek Kinloss , Town -
.ship ,at two o'clock -with internientin
Ayy On SundayIn Her 94th Year Kincardine: cemetery: Miss MCDOnald
; .c •• •••• .makes ' her home; with her *fere:
11/.4:ath removed on Sunday One: Of near the Durham ..Road a mile and a
Aihfield's :pioneers, Mrs. David °An-, quarter west ,of Kinloss Village. Her
derson, in her 94th year, A 'pioneer .death followed a. thyroid operation,
indeed, in th,e'trUest sense Of the word which- she underwent in Hamilton
for she came to .Ashfield as a child three Weeks,. Ago..
with her; parents, when there was
'1 FOE RENT -Three . Partly licated noth.ing more than a' foot path. Oita, ,4%._
, , raneAV
-b: D
rooms, . with private entrance,-,-• the bush and swain') from Eelfast-t° 111 -Ani -7
•-;;;CiAiraaiiattin^:a•QPIP,.44heJ-• di. • 0- year; Ilia. seen .the hush, lend, eleared I:Pd•
- at Massey . 'Harris Shop. Lacknow arid tthrough :the. hitervening LL11141 Observed
...iif ,,-iny lieintarean Piane.1:' C. .1.----nr. • as Or , . d--g,r7-1°. --'a---Arcua.. , .. P 611 ,
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terms. ...If : unable nto • sell. will:Stoke-14"C '.Ccununin#Y*1 4iid. through the
* ...will. responsible ,party. ° Write ,to ; boic• ;yearsshe has known to the. full the
250; this .paper.„ . - ' ' ' -1' ' ' jaYa -mid. hardships 6t '''',:t4 fujUhearera
'' MTS. Anderson ,..wa's formerly Miss,
, FOR ' SALE ,4-- Electrie • , Washing mary Anyi Webster, a .ailaughterl" of
Machine• and an l•e°tric,-: •' :Sewing the late. "Dniel and Snap.; Webster,
Machine, With • nearly , new and a.t, natives „•,17.. Ireland, who, with '' theit
' ,Ye.as.onab, ie 'prices.. Please, „....,,,A,.Pii...l.Y ,''. to family, first settled : at_ N..;:.4.744,:. ,:vAieig..
)39k 91,. LuCknow..7 ' , • - • • , • Three
:.. • ,... :, Mary Ann was born in 1840.
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. STRAYED--Frofn ,,,las. llating's. syear.::i after; Eli StaUffer,,, the original
: froari, 5„mileS 'West of ,flatic'Xriow, nathfinderi, .had'rhade. his ,.way to •this
• a ' gear.ling Steer weighing about Sn4i .1g1.; and'IgrSi'Weheter alld.f.fln?!'
' 900 lbs., 'red with' :White ..nniAings -on ilY conveyed their ,wordl oeds to;
thisiaeality, ..ta hew and Yi.ii.ogiica-iitiii 'e..iption.,•., those'Twhit-•-•kought•,•atid,--died
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hips, 'de:horned. Netify..•:In,iii,,, ea Young..1..1.01.w. in:a,, .0eariak.. on 0.e .,fatrc now: • M , defense. - o,f ,, our . conntry. , And nnt
...',I,Ucknew. . , . .-• • Ewa Ti .hii., This •forgotteiv; in the. address ', Y Rev. S.
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. . '• POR; SALEGood ..Yetk,, Sow, • 2.. 01 . ........• -, : --..lr'Torelier'''-were-:-•-tirese--•-•:whough
,iie.ais.....,aid, ,, dila ,,,? farrow .1si•ev,•...,?.., was 2 the. year 1853 and Mary Ann
oth
as t
:also . gOOd.•,' ;Durham. Ileiferi,.,,rising f.. when•thliteen ,years -old. r ,„. •,.., - nrifl teilr,a6(1.: • , ' , ,, _, • '
Ten . years; later, '-: she • became the • Gathering • at the school. At 10.;30.,
7e'Ars',. 'ilile to freshen in.. A ineetil." bride of :Da.:,•i'id'...- Anderson . And . for one hundred 'Schmil.childreri; .B.raWir,
,Appli.. to -James • Forester, . R..R:,.1 • • • • • • ' ' 'les, .Girl .Gaides,. • R.angera ' and Roy;
Luekrioi":: . '.' ' : four yearsthe yraing•eouple live .a
Pare inewit, When they 1.'nuiVed to ' the
Scouts paraded ' to the - Town Hall,
, • ..,1.k.rpTioN..i.SALE•Of1.,•tayni 'stock ,,farnh l'in'' Ashfield, , the ,.. homestead
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••,•„ind.,..I.m.plem.erits .at...Ezekiel.,HOdgkin- 'nevi oecripied. by their Younges:t...!100,.;
Soil's • 'farm; . Lot 1.;' Con: :3.• •lition Mr. Tier', :Anderson:- ..TO _this . union
'ICING 'WINTER HOLDS SWAY'
It appears at present to be a ease
of "no fooling" with King Winter,
Which; has held this locality, in, its
grip • for. merethan a. weds. ,St.eadY
seo*falls lait week, .reiulted in an
unofficial fall ,of from ,siic 'to eight'
,
inches and resulted in sleighs' and
cutters, Making their appearance, „ and
obliged motor t"rae-fo, prOceed, cant-
ioushr.:, Sunday evening a mild east
wind' gave promising of rapidly de-
vouring the snow but by morning the
wind had' swung around . to the west
and more snow and lower temper-
atures' have been in order ,So far this
week., ,On Tuesday night a blizzard
was blowing and with continued
snowfall, , is rapidly filling in the
roads and making them'. inipassible
for ears in sonie. quarters.
The Bred .*
of Ilea,lth
The, Brea
ov i Qf
, OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY AND ,
SATURDAY SPECIALS
DUNDEE CAKES,, CHELSEA.B17140,
7S,CONgS4 : • '" .:4EL4Y nOLLS,„
• NUT `and,' VELPIT BREAD OATMEAU, C)ocTgs
tie;Deliclois BROWN BREAD is 100 per
. ,
vent. WHOLE WHEAT '
QUALITY' BAKERY
.Phone 36 Lucknoy
NATIVE OF ASHFIELD •
PASSES IN INGEItSOLL
Villagers Pay Tribute To Memory SUSPENDED .SENTENCE FOR
Of Those- Who -"Gave WINGHAM AUDITOR
In Great ,,War. . 1 . ,
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* l' 'month's' suspended sentence was
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Ankle7-4M snow about the eerie, ,the sentence '• imposed on William
taph, resulted in Lu4new,s• .ge= .D.Oatil, 1932' •Huren. County, Auditor,'
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naen.th-rancOpoy krild. in Wlien' he was convicted Of' accepting
the town -hall where upwarda,'. to:
three t, :110,01'01 persons gathered on
this,. the: 'fifteenth 'anniversary of the
signing :of the 4.riniatiee, ,to recall,
to:, mind with reverence and apPre-
Went was received .last week -Of
the death in: Ingersell of Mr. Harry
Webster, which occurred. On Thurs-
day .morning. , Mr. Webster, 74 irears,
;Of age, was a son ,of the.,late James
and, Margaret Webster'. and was: born
on , the farra adjoining that of Mr,
a.• bribecone,eifLahortages".E"wart• Taylor. He was a saddler Y
, th.e aecounts,:,. of ex -treasurer,
Gordon Young. booth , Claimed .the
$60. „Wria or: • fee for , extra work of
...tuditing • and he concealed the shert-
'eges. as :a "Clirjstian,:adt", as Young
had .proiniaed to .. malce restitution
during the•yeari ,
:Robert Ili gin's,„ fellow - auditer;
took, the Stand yeriterday..: eine.
elierpea• Of .-briberV and conspiracy
arid ;Mr. Braith.,!will1also, • appear. to
have n Conspiracy': Charge againat
him dispesed of... ••• •
trade and leftthisVicinity -- as a
young man, working' for a time in
Ripley '„and later at other points. He
has, resided ;in. Ingersoll for forty
years. Deceased 1121,3 been in failing
health for some time, but Was able to
attend. the Webster Reunion this
summer. in Lucknoiv.
ebster--prad
band six years ago. Surviving is one
hus-
daughter, Mrs. James . Dean of In-
gersoll as well as a sister, Mre,'.Jas,
Durnin of St. Helensand a 'brother'
band COMM need the solemn 'Service. D ath RentoVe's.Wife !IaMes.• Webster of .
• Twp. - on Tuesday; November 21st at were born eleven 'children:. One . son
, Mrs Peter Watson. :Esteemed ;Weat ,Isneaia:I:.: of • .:Cativerine'. .,HOckricige,
, . •WaWanosh 'Resident, •Passes. Away t•',Vife of. Henri Wolfe in her
60th.
observe • the. ,two-4ninutq, silence . '
.ster, died '; of typhoid .f.ev"4-.1n....1.8$6, .:Whichl,wlieitTierminated'wai followed
After . Five • Weetta7.. Dineas. • year: The 7foneral'... serVice • will be
. .. .
,nral the sixth; son..11arvey, . died ' of hv the .• Dead March,: played 'by 1 .the; .
the !pti' in •the epidemic of,., 1918, and Band, Prayer- was offered by Rev., it..*s *.lh: aotray....„ that
• the
..com_ held. at her late residence.' on Friday
his remains, wer.interre.d. in Green- C. H. 'MacDonald, the Scriptiire..Pas-
or..noty :learned Oft the death of Mrs, .1. . . .•, . . .•
at two. -o'cleck, -With • interment ' in
cemetery, Mr. and. Mrs.
Armistice; November .11th., , . - '' the 'h.vinn .'11:God'oerlielp in Aies... Peter •
„ last, after ,it had been known for r
Watson on Thursday - morning - :.B neVaie
Wolfe are comParativernew'residents
hill: on the day et the signing of:the Sage,. read by'. Reit. 4,.L..Burgess;. and
:ins •Widot and nirfp• children, vvIre. ...s0y, ..T, ,H...deoxboii: ..vAo wasiv. taos. ...fpeows' ic:;Y.7*thilt„.wheartiroelico:fliearyd .w:1,3:c,sn:irni-r ;II/1;A. fsair,fimeldo,fupiciiii...ha'Llilbemen4rodeoceruf,-7'upgn
..,..-: Her; hiishand: died in 1885, leaving 'kat" • sung by. the nndienee.
ranged .ages fiarri' one and a half 'have addresaed:. the gatheiing,-
!s,.. T. failing health ,Auring, the i. summer, Lilo boundary 'iihbut three miles west
years to twenty years. Facing WI tsist urabl,3:;. to .:attend mut' Rev. :
that would have daunted Moat Womer Tucker .ahly...,:. substituted. He . paid. and 'll-er .deatiirtallowed a .five weeks' ?f .b.e; ••village.., Mrs. WoLfe'S ,deatl:
:Mrs: AndersOn 1001r ..urien.• herself' tribute to the, young men; Wile during illneas! % . '. ' • , •• .,. . '.1 1 0,11Owed a •period a failing':•lieeltht.
. . Mrs. Wager', ' 'formerly. 'Jean ' fin about :a , year.
1,80., Absolutely no reseiVe..See' bills died in InfineYr-v-the eldest7 : son,
•_;.folAiit and; terms. Matt. Gaynor, Auc, Robert was insthntly,. killed in '1831
:, kAli. *TANT.gpFE;cpei.,ionced: to by, a falling tree; thelhird sen, Web-:
do . general farm Werk: Will shire
• either for winter or by • Year,. Good
;wages for right, Man.-, • ,
. Apply to Giant McDiarniiii,
. !Phone, ,Thingannon. 8847.4:
led by the Citizens' Band. Here the
e e
wh.icli had. .bien' arranged by the
,won;en's•:'inatitnte ' 0",
npon. the aaierablage , ' L
Canada; following which ..Ttev• Tack-
.
In Prime Of Life
!MEW IN ASHFIELD
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The death occurred in Ashfield on
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FOR RENT. AT:., ONCE,.L.The, resi•
dQnce Of Mrs, Elhott Miller, -torne
of Carapheli. and „ilaVeleck• Sts
Lights; hard.ancl. Soft water, furnace
fire .place, ..bathroom, • garage, good
basement, also wired ,for' elegtric
stoVe•:For particulars apply 1
Joseph -Agnew's ,Office.
NOTICE OF COURT OF REVISION
Netiee hereby. given that r
cfrart, will be h.eld . pursuant to the
Voter's' Lists Act, at. the :Parisli.Hall.
,Dtingannon, on :Friday, •Noveinber, 1.7.
at im O'clock for .:hearikr
'complaints made •against the iat, and
21:id, :parts. of the ;Vetere' list for, the
MuniCipalitY of the. Tpwnship.., of.,
Ashfield -for 1933.1 -2 --
C. McDonagh,. 'Clerk ;
•
zing Events
- Insertion,. 50e..
. Subsequent Insertions,' .25c.
' BAKING, AND ,:CANDY SALE
er great resp,onsibility. :Being a in-. the War., gave •up careers and educa-
- • unte '; was born in -Ashfield, Town- •
bons to protect our heritage . many
of ..4,0yi,..lito the. supreme Sacrifice. sh!ii):1.• forty-nine Years • ago; .. being.
..'i.
Others retained 1rilainied and Shatter- 41'; •OaliOter 241)f :the ' late 1Robert Miss Mar art Gam bell
.ed, in, •health, while others ,apialieni, Hunter and Doris Fislierller aged: .• ''' ‘' ,, • ••••:: ' ' • ' '''• •''.... ••,''. '
l'`. well; eantiel' back . to try to 'niece 'thq.liPi,' still survives. Nre•:'.W.ot.On '' Passes Awaviluddettly
On FebrAtry -22rici, .191i 1 1 • ' " ' '
19.vgeest,hteoi the•2..te. , •iitbrokenbti5t14111Ltd: ,as'il Odf, :, stoheei ai rt.: 'w4ila.4s, . ;!anl.aavrie married dwith her,..if.ostand. to eon -
life,' liandicapped'hy • their experience cessioi: otwilren; .7.6.t '"Waw.a.nali}4.vt
and, a ',half ',miles from Liichnow, :In
and . endurances on:. the • battle 'field.,
Trianed:,Poe.ixnttieri4V.Ii°gliatn'tellee..1,1i0fb.Worair'':. daenvdatfinli'•-.. tsbUli;.:LC61"1671411nYirUsehigehhb.:rd.:13:f9:Y!d'init-I''
pressed iinoU his older:. audience that cheerful disPaaltinn'anci'me°13.:devPted
theirs was' the 'Iliiti to foster in the, t° 'her 11;qrne •arKI fnrnilt-.1I0 natintelY
"defatigable. worker, she . tooled, ,ane
qicrificed for her family; who ,rise`
:to •call, her blessed. Her cheerfulness.
• • . • • •
resourcefulnessi.,couarge and faith n -
(lea, carried' her.throngh the difficul
ties 'of her .undertaking in providing
and. Oaring for, her family. -Instiller'
as well with . the ,.•hospitality the
.lioneer, Mrs. Anderson Was. a kindly,
neighbor whose :borne. Was alyvitYis
open in friendliness, to,.. whosoevei
might call. .
' From .childhdod. slielWas a :Inembei
of . the Methodist and :,later ":Unitee
Church. Her deatla seyerS,,:lanothei
link in ,this original pioneer
aid her sister, Miss Lizzie Webster'
Lifelong Resident Of This EimimunL
ity Found. :Dead. On . Monday -
Funeral Today. .
Miss fargaret CarriPbell,,died su 7
denly, apparently' from a paralytoic
• death leaves a sorrowing . husband "streke .it was learned firs ,
t •of
and daughter as Well as a:Wide...circle 91e after her 1141ePs b°43f•-ba0
syinpathizing friends and relatives .beenfeund by the. baker When making
of The funeral serVice. • Was held On his call
Of Lticknow,in :her92nd Year,
on Moadak. SafternOnn,'
- nor greened around the
• • enotaph, whert
• . • Saturday 'afternoon at her late rem. Miss Campbell.Whe Was about sev-j
Alone auryives.• wreaths were placed anor-the... Last. 4, by het • pastor,, enty-fiVg years.: of age, • has been a
-.,.. '' :rtC.. ,danao,••
.Eohowiiig.. gradual• deciino.ip: re, , post soloed., ti,Apt!rs,,JolinacDoi,' .of thes:, Presbyterian; lifelanresidenti7ef---the7-Cominunity.--
ly rZ): . ..e
cent 1",years, .Mrs. • AnderaPn: paaaei Ha.Yworth,, Will Lockhart •and lack- Church, of Which Watson WaS A daughterfthe late thincn
,
faathful member. . Rev. 1: atiraPheil daniPbell *Kenzie,
The Institute wreath pled, -Trivener • aSsiStect at1". the ervice at _she' was born near tangside; :on .the
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the borne and .,.graveside.in Greenhill farin now o9cupied. by. Mr. Neil
1-iY the. president, Mir!. Will' Douglas
Mc-
ceineteiy• Where interinent Was made' I -ler :Mother died when .:She
the..-PreVince "Of Ontarie 'wreath :by • • • , .
. • The large concours of friends which
e co an snow to atteed -the,
service was; evidence of the esteein
en,iIV' Aylmer lAitchiaorh, With
- in Which Mrs. Watson was held, and
firSt 'helm Ai,p.fiOd:, During thf, the. 'playing of ..the -.National Anthem.
'many were the floral tributes. •
lives, of the post-war"geneiation,
desire for peade' and world brother-:
heod. • ••
•
Evacuating the hall the arisembly
. .
Make Ready Your
Old Or Unused .Toy
Scouts Will Collect and Guides •
Repair , Them To, .Bring • chriatmak.
:Cheer , Needy .1: Children FromSanta .1
1'
Guides Duty to be Useful and
to Help : Other's.. •g" - .
:niind :the ist
Lficknori. :Rangers and Guides .
Oink to operate .a., Toy Shop from
now until ..:Christmas. The ,,Ranger--,
Guide. Toy .ShopS:, form,:a • chain right'
iicross Canada,: ,••••doing Christriiiis',
Good Turn and apteading. happiness,
,;The,,people. Of LuckneVi •will help
' ppl :we 'token to s
and &Mi..' These the Rangers, Guides?,
.snd. Scouts : are geilig. te.. repair : and, .
paint. By •UhristMas: they hope to :.
'have a1large.,nuMber Of toys ready '
for *Santa to take: ; children...wile •
need the*: •
;-;• •11w. Local .,Compriniei have obtained
the use of U,rodm in the Tennant -
Block.
• ,
_So 1Everybody, please look in the;
attic and get us . all , your • Oki toys,•:,
picture books. and , Pack them
in a lbaiiket 'Or.. Parcel . and .ptit" them •
outside on your verandah or front
. _ .
door sten.. Then a .serait will See. them
.• • , -
and, bring them to the Toy aliep. If
you 'miss. the "delivery Xor your ;side
00
. their semi-annual:Baking sale, in the ',fhb funeral service was I.,ld at thr
east half of 'Russell Johnston's Furn- llome of her -daughter, Mrs. iitify,
• ithre Store on Saturday, - November •Andrew Pn Tuesday'. afternoen, . eon:
. -
181h, commencing' at two o'clock. ducted lik Rev. Campbell :' Tavener,
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Candy' a Specialty. Tea served as with interment in Greenhill
Usual, Members - please- bring dona-- within a ,few rods .of the -site of her
11tion early
L ,SPECIAL:,iggipNo
members of Luclon ow Lodge No
112, • are requested to attend
the 'regular meeting on Friday. even-
ing. 'Weather Perrnitting, 13rethers
from doderich will be in attendance' to
Present tte, loetil lodge with fr.,
Otravelling .pedatnr. Itefieslunenti
*Will- be served and a toast list' car-
t," '
ried out following t ,.e rope nig. •
nn
Thomas • e bray d Id
Councillor 'W. R. Andersen and th
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service her grandson,. Mr. Harvey, solemn. and impressive ceremony , As well as the bereaved husbrin0
Anderson, sen "Reat Weary ;Pilgrim •••as brought to a dose. and One daughter Annie, there,
.,Sons and datighters surviving 'ay(
,
vives four sisters, Mrs .• Jas. T. Lyons
j.ohri ;R: W'.A. Iluniplirey Of .NV:aw-
h Aiide : • :
• ..,RECEIVED IN LOCAL 'STORE • •anosh and•.Mrs. Alfred Sherwood and
ICilpatrick 'and Fred Anderson, all Of
Isaac Andrew) T 0, as • COUNTERFEIT COIN
David .C.. Andersen of • • 4`... Mra, Henry:, Gardener Of Ashfield:
'Erskine, Alta,; and Mrs. J. A. Finlal Ti'.1 doll thnd of, a shining twenty - also two brothers, Jacob Hunter • of
_ .
of /holey, , ash.; as well as her ore( five cent piece as, it dropped the Ashfield and George Hunter of Heinr
ksirsataereh;;Adru:ot aljaidzzaieiI,arig'dreattlNirgiYro'-h°dt'f. "ash register
.ornegiFstreirday!ltarPoii:d., tPletC'sritsCslpreiLE •lit°The Zpallbga'rers ' were Messrs.
children. •
Card of Thanks • The Pallbearers were, • Messrs..
We wish to express our apprecia. 'italph Nixon, Sainuel Reid, Will
tion Pf the many \kindnesses of Gardner, 'Robert ''AnareW, George
friends' and neighbors *.eth 'Hunter and Arthur • Clifton.
.recent bereavement; and also to thank
those .who BO kindly loaned their cars
: and sent floral, tributeS..
Peter Watson and Annie
.,
- OWit,F41,%4Acr,-T•KNXIONI• -..,..,...i.,,rs.,.."1, rt1/41,„m„,,,,,,,Hilr,
meeting or- meniners' . hoi izi gain:s"mr• •.'p , ..,- , . .... ,, - ,ttf'
.1 -..4;.:4----fa•---4,-,,,,,,,., , •
13OWling Club Will ghe' held in the 131lopts, Mill ends of Cotton 'Blanket
, Town.11ell on!rireaday evening, Nev.,. cloth, -THE MARKET .St911E. '
' einber 21st at 8 pas, This 'meeting is ,. . .
:. ef importance and 'ineribera, are Urged CRESS cOrth, Ai.:,:s/E--mtide e-
' .:•ie-,-atteii-d-.I'heliiiiiiagerdefit,-*isliet, liecially-,loi•,",:theSe -difficult . cases-,,
•P•at rill raitatandiiite &tea be pal0 bst.. 'gliaranteed, At .MCICilVI'S bgua
, .
..
dons of Miss 'rabelle Gainetori.: as
to it, being ,getioide,, .spa led her to :Albert 'Gainfilie. Ernest Gaunt,„ Robt
• Kenneth Cameron, George „
ex.Smining it. .The coin was a good
,,itntion of the real thing except
for the outer flange and markinge. It
'bore the usual stamp of a 25c piece
, and VMS dated 1929. However, it was
„SCIENCE AS D COVERED new
q1101 -.t1 smaller than genuine comp
•relief fb-----------------7t' Backache, and imUch lighter in' weight.' It gave
Lumbago -USE • RMAAtS; --A.! `a dull thud when 'dropped, rathet
MCKIM'S- DRUG STORE..
- date•• -•-•"---4-1••••••••:h.; ,•• 81'08E,
than. the ringing note ot a silver
,
'coin, arid there vat; . doubt. but
reuerts 'recently have •Voiiit6d, out
filet such coins are in circulation and
tliJs one must have worked its way to
this dOrainunity, in 'many' eases
-posslitg' .threugh-'
innocent hands,a-
was The cage In the iitirchatie made
at 'Paterson,
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• j
Andrew and John Smith.
The fleral tribute's vvere borne 1),,
Seven nephews, Lane Gardner, 'Willie
linmPhrey, Johnnie Pritchard,' Elmo
Pritchard, Gordon ' Lyons; ,ttplier
,1'.,yOria and Peter Carnpbell.
KINCARDINE • oint,..Piq
. 4 '
" Teti dollars 'aro' Coats Was,
tioegoil . by IVIailitfate- Welker -IS -at 1•irfarle,• In'T.Ifrrri
Wdelc,:',Wliett she pleaded guilty to • Surviving tWO.brotliorh; AleX
charge of .driVing a par without., a, and Roderick . of Houghton, Mieb,,
lieettak; following :1101 • accident thelatte heing',Iiiitible:te :attend the,
run 4ofht, Mitt charge of
feckless,: 4foirit *Mt '
of .the town, please notify Me -
'Kim and.:the,parOeleviill, be called for. -:
Coll*ctions:made ty1' Scouts,.;
NOV, • Scouts 'call •at
1aturday, Nov. '25th, Scents call at
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homes nenth.' Of • Campbell Bt.
•horrie. north of ain-phel.I • •
'DIES IN CALGARY .
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Mr. Thomas E. Smith ,oflevin•luiS
-lecitirepivord the death, of • his
l'Other; whicht, occurred ,
algari on Manday might. The re-
Ynairis,: are • being -broubh.t. .here for ,
burial, the funeral: to take place the.
latter Pert of the week, but. at time.
f Writing plans have not been
-einpleted; Interment will take place
'a Greenhill, where Mr. Smith's wife
'fain/idly' Miss ',Blair IS buried, she
;Borne' thirti, years a,
Three,•brOthers, 'Tam of town, Sam
•f Huron. and 'Albert of Detrolti-sur-* •
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Factd Theftihr-
alkerten Yesterday
Kinloss Young Man Sold Cattle Be-
waS. "quite • young and She continued :' longing To Pat McMillan To ".Wit•
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to keep 'house for , her father :Until,
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his
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,.cleath ':intinjr:" years ago:. • In the
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nieantirrie ,they niOved• to the
residence On ...the .Gravel • Road.. just
north.-'' of the 1 second ' •eenceasion,,. Kin -
Here, despite a paralirtic .inffiction.
she has lived her life, caring' for
herself , and able' to keep her home,
she loved, neat and tidy. Her
..wanosh 'Farmer.
Pleading guilty to a" charge of
.stealing • cattle and disposing Of them;
*Beth Gaunt; Ythihg Kinloss farmer,' -
appeared , before Magistrate Walker '
in Walkerton 'YesterdaY 'afterenon
and, Wris .remanded until Thursday'
morning, November 23rd, at ten
o'clock,' when 'he will appear for
independe,nee', and desire ".to:',Iiive .a,.sentenee_.; • • •
home. of her owa, her to gracious- Three • head Of "Cattle-helenging • te
IY, , Other provisions . for a Pat Which GOiin.t
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,horeie twit ...would' readily have been have . driven off, and later ,Sold; re- .
previded: _her, brothers and sister sultedin arrest.:.0e, Friday by
mid Other relativei; " ," • Constable Moore; The • cattle, it
She was of a most friendly . thane- gOein0,-Were at large on the road; iinct
ter and ,,,747 g'' a fanfilitit 'figute,iii the 'O.fter 'dark the threeanimals Were
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village, „thinking nothing of walking 4riv.eri .hY "Gaunt: to a Kinlosi, fatin;
to and fro from her some, iilwaYs1rOm Where Wilson Armstrong . WAS '
,With..h.er shopping bnalcet on her 'arm; ;IniploYed • to ' tinek the,into 'Gordon
' She WAS ever a faithful. Meniber McGee's. farm in *eat Wriwaraish,.
of 4outh Kinloss Presbyterian schiincli Where they Were sold for, $64.00. En' -
where: th,e, funeral Service . Will he, iMiry by *Milian finally resulted in
held', oh Thursday afternoon it 2:30 visit tla the McGee farra; whore the
o'eloek,.eandnetedAirlie`i'VntOr,' Rev. e were identified ,..fterii? 'amOrte.
MeGed'a herd. denSiahle Monte ' AV1i6
lodged • ; Walkerton ROL
ethirt *ea scheduled for 1, Tuesday
afterneon •• in .."tuelcii6W0, brit mien tie -
entering ple#4,'Of guilty,. the...-.
1%/fra.,:18,en, ,Ariderson of Stenowall, 6 "nvie of AO bearing' Will'elitingedie
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