The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-12-07, Page 1$2.90 PF,I ; YI AR. IN 'ADVANCE: $2,50 O;THEEWI
»ENTIST
Dr: ;R..L. Treleaven
LUCKNoW
Hours: 9-12 A M.:; 1.3.0-5'P. M
PRONE'': 53 •• :"X-
RAY
FOR. •:SALE -Young; Pigs,.=Apply
to Walter ,, Alton,' 'Phone . 67-r-15,
Dungannon'
▪ TIMBE l;. • FOR
I'0'.
_ SALB--At. `.Lo ' •
,of• Block. A, 3rd Range South
of Durham. Road. Apply on farm.-
Hugh 11.:. Taylor.
PROPERTY FOR.. sivaE•- Nine.
acres,: good frame house' with stone
• cellar, cement stable, 'elose to school
and church, 11/a; miles north of Luck-
now (known as; the'Fisher, property).
Peter T. Carter, O. R.:'6, .Lucknow.
• COLLEC,, Idly;.
ownship , of Kinloss
The undersigned : will be, at 'the
, following ' places for the ,purpose of
receiving ,taxes::
;Kinloss,: Thompson's store Dec.'Rth.
Langside, Brown's •'store, Dec. -,11th.
Whitechurch,`° •Ross' store, Dec. 12th.'
Lueknow,.. Davison's' Furniture.. store,
Sat., Dec. 2nd and; P, at. Dec. 9th.
▪ - Tlours from 130'to •3,3ot inr all;`places.
Ti- McPHERBON,;. Collector
E111 -c. Art:
ire Traps
Occupants Upstairs
Mrs, James Geddes In Night Attire
and Her' Husband, Escape Through
Second -Storey • Window, When:
Flames; Envelope Lone' Stairway YIn
,.-
Budding..;
'Trappedearly Friday morning, '.in
the Upstairs of their `home :by" fir
which .raged" in the rear of their
shop below, Mr. andMfrs.;• James. A.
Geddes were forced 'to make their
escape • through a second storey Win
dow, she being clad only in her night
attire. Fortunately neither were in-
jured;
njured;.
Believing., be • smelt smoke after
arising,' Mr. Geddes, opened the �dooj
at the 'head' to the 1.lone stairway
greeted by a; seething mass'of flames
and'smoke Their:only exit cut oft',
Mr. and ,Geddes were, forced to.
escape out a second -storey 'window
in the west side of the building,: onto
a 'one -storey,, sloped roof building,
adjoining the, main building. Descen-
ding ,.to the:edge of,,this roof, made
slippery, by !light, :'snow, they leaped
over a Six-foot :picket fence, onto the
mainstreet. Mrs. Geddes ` was . clad
only in her night attire, •but suffered
no ill effects, other:, than ` shtick, in
, ,
makin her. : thrilling . escape,
�'
' The fire '•alarm• was,: sounded about
7.10 a.m.• at a time,,when practically
Peaking; alarm -clock's*ere-arousit,g..
many,: sleepers. Passers by, not more
than ten minutes ;before had,noticed
iothinm unusual.iThefire. o : 'unac
f
gountable orifi in when .discovere
was raging in• the .two•,rear rooms'
of thifi store, generally known as
the' Variety);,Store, and there it was
practically confined. These two rooms
were : packed full 'of: new Christmas
,Foods, • the destruction of; which •con
_ ., stitutes•1he ;:principalrloss::^The•-flames
reached: the°•hallway:above- and there
highly. ▪ destroy d •a,.; ood1.coat belonging to
e g � nil' ..
'Mrs. Geddes..• and• other clothes. The
conflagration was controlled . **-
ever ,before : spreading through other
ooms •upstairs or ?before' -is spread
into ' the main ' store. Blistering heat
SHOOTING MATCH and !clouds' .of smoke .did;' damage
throughout the: building, to ;a certain
At Palmer Irwin s, Lot- 8, Con.10,
degree, 'even: tbs. two show windows
Ash, eld oil Thursday Deeeml er 1.4.•being ;crack°
at;;:one 'P.M.. Geese and ducks. Bring'•
.your 22 rifles.` Geese, '2 "tickets 25c;
Ducks, .lOc a'• shot.
', TENDERS WANTED
. • ,'Sealed' tenders: • for the Construe-.
tion • of •,the Andrews -Finnigan drain
in the Township ,of , West ; Wawanosb
will be received • by the undersignet7'
n p to and ' including -Dee. 14t `,
All applications must . be marked
"tender" and, must be accompanied'
:'bya `marked''cheque.'o 10°0. ti'
q f r l of
tinder. The' plans and s ecifications'
, P..
of 'the:drain•;may • be:`seen •at the'
elcrk's_ office: the 'lowest Or any • ten-
' der not necessarily-�accepted.
DURNIN 'PHILLIPS,
,Clerk 'of •W •'Wawanosh'• Tw'
P
• Lucknow, •R. 2;
l
•
THURSDAY, December-- 700 934 '. •
KIDDIES:' SANTA'S 'COMING:
Kiddies;, the merchants . of
Lucknow had a messlage this :
week from Santa Claus, inform-
Ing then' 'he:'wmild be in Luck-
now ;;thiel •,Saturda afternoo .
and best of all, he said ho -Would.
have, - big : bag of "sweets- far
,lever y . , child, ,• Q 'i
• in the _cRmmunity •
"ft* miles around And in th
hag there'll be ,candy ,nuts: and
'an • orange. • '
Santa, Whiskers and all;: will
arrive in Lucknow. at 1.45 ` p., m,,
and will :be expecting. , to meet,
hundreds of children at th C
tinuation School. 'From , there `all'
'will. parade to the big Christmas.•
•
•
the Citizens'':. Band,: when�€€ the .
candy will. be`,handed . out;,. So,
children, set.' after. Dad, and.•
.
Mother: and, have them bring • you
to Lucknow flus Saturday ' after
• noon, ,' Deoe liber 9th. School :.
teachers: are requested to ah-.
nounce _the event in the schools•
here are no boundary ; hinits
and the a will ;be 'hundreds .upon:
hun r
d eds of bsgs swatting '+the
children:
See Advertise, ient'..on page 5
•
BITUA
DUNCAN :JOHN::,1lltacLENNAN
`', Last' Friday morning. quite •' Unex-
pectedly after brief .illness,,`DIM-
eat'
un-
ean: Johns MacLennan '_was . suddenly.
called • away from this 'life •'at his
residence on;..the::'Blue :: Water `High
;way In:the township'of •'Asbfield.
Mr. MacLennan •was`' greatly re -
et :�an as "Well ar
s e. , .ecL._ d admur_' d. .
ho `ored'for his,.kindly;•dispos-
,�.
ition, his sterling integrity, and his
splendid. :qualities. as • a neighbor,
friend .,and, churchman.' . His• passing
•leaves„a ,blank 'in the`�commtinity that,
cannot be4,jil1ed. The loss' is felt: moat•
of•all,..of course,. by the-member-s..of
his family • who survive him; , for• he
was • a . devotedly ]oval ''husband;` . and
an' ideal , father., . But- •his •neighbors
also Will very" keenly .miss his kindly
liefPfn ,,:. loess and wise' counsels,
Seven years ago: the Ashfield Pres-
byterian Church elected , him :'to the
elder/ship; and:the' wisdom oftheir
.
.
*choice has, been abundantly: •justified
b ` she faithfulness.; and eilleienCY
is.• t ' of
wh, ick have';,marked . h . , nur
e e
offence, now.: so. sadly suddenly
d.
terminated by ,death..'' His fellow
elders' andhis minister'' will 'sorely
miss his sanctified wisdom of'. counsel
`
and his neverfailin • ,g readiness to
take his; full• share of •'responsibilit'y
in 'all the, burdens;' which' the session
of a :'church are.: called upon to,`bear-
After a' brief: service' of scripture
and prayer at thekonie-leaving of tie,
bodveryi • re sive memorial'•
Y. a .impressive , s. ,i .:;
service was held in the church Mon-
day afternoon, conducted' by Rev. J.
K. MacGillivray,' the •Minister, • who
use ::. text he words=of-Jonah n
d.as a t t a
to David, "Thou shalt be missed; . be•
cause' thy., 'eat will be em t ". •" His
sPY,,
;seat in `.the home,, his 'seat' before his
Bible ` School class of boys, his seat;
in thie-fainilY pew; and • the .vacaift-
chair with its', .meiiiorial wreath,
-among the elders seated on the pul-
nit platform, speaking. its '.rmtessage:
of silent eloquence, to the overflowing
crowd whichby'theirP. resence'would
o•ming E,v nts
First Insertion, 50c.
Subsequent 'Insertions, '25c-
EUCI•HRE::'ANR.•DANC
'L.:b. L. will field a euchre And
daihtee in '.the Orange Hall..,on .Thurs-
.
•
day; evening, Decembr:. 14th; `., ood
.prizes. Gents ,25c.. Ladies: 1Oc.: Every-
,
-
bo•: , weicome ' at , this. socialevening.
dy
Lunch ,..served.
SPEAKERS`' COMING
• A meeting in the interest Of.„the
New Ca adian Move eat will
in::the ' Or n e• Hall, : :Lucknow on.
,
Wednesdayy, 'D .`13
ec th, at 2.36
. TheMeeting set g will be addressed by
two of theBigea Ev ry'o
Team. m. , ve yb dy
• come.
I.
S HOOTNG MATCH' ,•.
G
oo Irwinwill hold aSho
' i
ng
Match,illi" •McMillan'
on. Ph p s farm on
Saturday,December 9th, commencing.
at One' o'clock: Choi e geese. • Tickets,
,
72 'for 2ta Bring own 22 rifleif
•�
you :'with:
L: O'. O. ` F.' NOTICE: •
The fact , that, the building is of
brick :prevented a more . rapid spread
of the flames ;and after more'tiean. n
halff-hour battle, in a temperature
•well';:below freezing'and-with • a cold
north wind : • blowing,' the . fire was.
,,practieall • Y 'extin uished g
The' loss is ;•partially 'insured' :'and
that`' afternoon an insurance adjitster
was on hand,and work has since :been
going '.'ahead rapidly that
P,• Y so the
store is now reopened for the Christ-
+.pas d trade.
RERALL DRUG STORE` 'CONTEST
•
BOYS<•
Sam Chin, Clarence Ackert, Alan
Stewart, Jack Henderson,, ::Wilfred
Roy.: Black, `Mervin Solomon; Jack.
Forester, ,Jimmie '.'Purvis :Geo. Rob,.
neon,. Harold
Cook,: jack
Cook; Joe
Agnew (Jr...),Clayton Hodgins,Clay-
ton A,lton : Gordon Stewart,
,Doug
la
Boyce Billie `ButtonRussel
Webb,'
I•
a
n Davis,. Kline Lee, Billy •Jewitt;..
Gordon- Forin Richa•
rd-Turner,'Elroy
Sieloff, Alberts Taylor.
• ,. I
GRL
s' I.
til embers of Goderich.Lodge,' L 0. Marion' Gardner, ' Fern ,Twamiey,
Isabelle• McDonald, .OpalOrr, Katlier-
• O. F. Will. ' present a lodravelling i
n e Agne
w, .Doris"Taylo
r, coo Divert
pedestal" to Lucknow Ledge o 11
• I 0. 0. F.in the local Taylor Betty McCartneYClara A
ge room. nn
Gannett. Mary Salkeld, Jean Bissett:
on Thursday, -December. 7th (tonight)' ,�
A banquet .will follow.. All members+ Dorothy Gammie, Parisi Champion,;
q Wilda Irwin, E1thel Hald�enliy, Wanda
are: urged ,to be present' and visitors ;
cordially• welcome.:. Ferguson; Eileen .Henderson, Geor-
gina Geoghegan; Gladys Campbell;
Helen ' McKenzie, .,Rota Mason; ' Betty
Griffin •'(ties), . Viola J. Cook'', Doric
ELEC'T'ION CARDS
Eadiee;
, Lois Henderson;' Margaret
Treleaven' Mable McDonald, to, Doris oris
Taylor, clo Chester Taylor;. ,Jane
:
Johnstone, Ilene Foran;
Luella Laid-
law, Doris Wylds Ruth Irwin,'Mar-
garet Garniss, Norma Ritchie,Ma`
Y
Ii :vin, Alfreda .,Mortis; Eileen Elliott,
Marie McKay, Betty Gardner, Ella
Whitley: •
o West Wawanosh
To the, Electors f ,
', Ladies and : Gentlemen ; -Although
unsuccessful in. he recent' election,
t.
I' wish to express try a" .. teciation of
., the support .afforded me, on • Monday,
and :express the pleasure' of the plea,
sant association with the ratepayers,
during my term as Councillor:.
Sincerely,, '
Thomas, Webster.
•, t ; '
To The Electors bf West :Wawanosh,
an
Ladies d.Ge'ntlemen . I wish to • ,_ :.._ .
� and a warning is keret* given that
WARDING
Children 'playing oh the 'Bowling
`Club', lawn have done considerable
damage' to the freshly floated green's
take this opportunity of: exphessing offenders; in the ••future; will be dealt
laleyctapn.p:r. `e•014.0Jd ft -e . ..v.l
i.-seS+aZ...s1 nv-oe�d
yo..0havg_yv»-me .a�e. 'tee -en d�nage,Ueing_;done.. Y_ tr.-...^^^.as..,�.e.�,e.r
}•will, " as the nst,0. The oro4rOf"•is.
..,
to 'strict-
envor to serve the ;municipality •to 1 :. observed,' and the 'public' are ad'
,. , :, y. i .. • _. w
Of my ability:• wised to.. ,govern themselves: accord-
the est o • Yours faiithfull.
Johf • • .y� ingly„ t n -._Mc villin:
•!�.:, 1 Grounds "Commtilee{
}w
tell, the World : the high. 'esteem and
honor; in which they held the noble
Christman ,gentleman' whose • passing
they so deeply mourned.
The number of . mourning relatives
nresen't':was unusually large, among
whom-- were his widow .and -.their, :two.
sons, Kenneth Malcolm and Andre'
'rood; with three brothers; Alexander.
of Chcag,'o; John Angus of Toronto
and Kenneth .Donaldof the homestead
in .'Ashfield;,.two other brothers who
survivehim were .unablere-
' p
; to be.
• - . gi. .
sant, Roderick George • ;and James
M theson, both Of Chicago..
i
The deceased was . beim April 26th..
1808, . and„, Was reared on the oil!
homestead ,near Lake Huron,, in Ash-
field township • , '
The music during the 'service was;
tenderly sweet in its impressiveness.
including the- `23rd Psalm, - and
"Asleep in Jesus", by the 'cong regia
tion; and an 'a)ipropriate solo' by, Mr;
011144•11 :Ta.
ifA,
ever Fade The° 1, •' t5`
a
p �1� ,
organ 'during' the procession was just
*hat iit'shold'be in the solectiont ac
well asg,
in: the tone -rendering;
,.
The interment was in • the. Lochalsh
Cen'etery.' . t . `
• SINGLE COPIES • li: CENTS
Stewart Returned As
Reeve Of • Wawanosh.
Dejfeats' Councillor Webster
c >7 .Per•
Reeveship_ Old ; Councillors Re
turned -- Smytk ' ° Newly Elected
Councillor,' 'Heads Poll.;
-
At.,:the polls on` Monday the rate-
payers of West • Wawanosh,': expressed
their,' confidence 'in Reeve `Wm. 'J.
Stewart, by returning him to the
Reeveship, as well as in 'their Coun-
cillors; by returning the three present
members of the -Board and electing
Brown Smyth to fill the vacancy re-
stilting , from Councillor Webster
' ontestmng the • Reeveship.
,Patrick Walsh, a new., aspirant for
a'eeat in the _ Council went down te'.
defeats •ae: , i, '. 1 „
'mho. qualifies a ; Councillor, .when;
'n election was a certainty, but' who
melde •:no solicitation' of votes,.. 'while,
his opponents, generally, were carry-.
trig on an :aggressive- campaign.`
The: election was` peculiar, in that,
'here was no 'outstanding work in
ng
`view,' :upon which candidates, could;
',ale a decided •stand for ,or against.
Economy with efficiency being "• the ".
ryeleral slogan, and' thus it remained;
rvith.the 'ratepayers:`to choose whom;
they believed qualified to serve the
municipality best. '
Reeve Win. J. Stewart :wilt • now'
commence this, fourth - term in. this
officer: ThomasWebster, wlio aspired'
to this. 'office, 'had •served"five years
on. the Council Board, • and'• 'Was:•`a
popular ,Councillor, :having headed.
the oll'for.that'office int
Phe � art:
P.
two • elections. His neighbor, , Smyth
will step into 'th.e vacancy 'on the
"Council,: the remainder of 'the Board
being, .returned with comfortable'
majorities, ::namely, :John McQuiliin
Cairns',Aitchison and ;Albert' Gammie:
e
Farmers'• daughters; being entitled
to vote' this year, .increased the 'Mimi.
her of voters.:, and ' in each' case the'
former;r'riunicipal • governors poled.
larger ,vote than at : the election ,la'st
year. Gammie; ,who ,.' had `a majority
of : only four 'votes; : last. ,year, oyer',.
Walsh, at the election this year piled.
up a lead of 107 votes. 'otter ..the
same ,aspirant ', The results according
to polling sub -divisions follow r ` .
•
The Bread .. ,;,. The Bread,
of Health "0 1 ,. of Health.'
,
OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY' AND; SERVICE
SATURDAY SPECIALS
• Dil%DEE :CAKES, . 'CHELSEA'. BUNS
•
SCONES z JELLY ROLLS
NUT and, ,FfUIT' BREAD
. ,. , , . D � `OATMEAL :,COOKIES
Our `` Delicious •BROWN 'BREAD ` ie 10.
• . • , 0 per.
cent. WHOLE. WHEAT
HO''LLYMA�1'S QUALITY . B
, A KERY
Phone'36. Lucks
OW
GIFTS THAT - AST,
iris
trnas '
Glf
t
at'
Lasts ,a Lifetime
While first'' of ally. you will ; Want to'
Make ' sure': that'. the • '
YY
u�t •h
c
.You Buy
.meclpanncaly correct, , you .will
f' "CIYRRELI? iN .•.CASE ',':.
Since the case : is the pint; which nAkes it watch attractive to
the eye, each model • has been carefully chosen '
y and is a besot,-
f 1: ;Piece, e!' work.
,�? i , •
it is
I>SI
e
have
Wa Large Stock•
to choose •
g Dosem
• fro.:>
by the leading 'makers . such as:.
Bulova. Mars, ^ Loris and
Montrose. •
From $12.50 to $37.50-
.
Ail areS'
eautifull '
ox`
•,.•Y ed
•
FOR REEVE Dungan.,; Auburn •Ball Helens; Hall Angus.
;St
eir•
art '....,.,...»-:,:104 �• 1$8 :49 '•, 50 • 62 b8,'.
Webster 48 , 20, 44 70 70 1(g
FOR EOU•NCILtORS :
Smyth-.. 139 ..1 • ` 90 79
;McQuillin , '82 : 70 -_„. 48
61
Aitchison' .... 45 81 49 80
Gam,
n
ie 8856
58
Walsh -. 36 . 72 2? ; "
' • • 44'
Rutherford 0
fr57 66
.
Total
271:
486 ' ; ' 62 .: 468.-
91 43. 0
41
78. 31 364
82 34 • 362:..
�. i
41 35` 255
38 17 ...w: ;: `243:'.
OLD LIGHT RECEIVES • PORTRAI
LAST ` DATE. FOR•
CHRISTMAS• MAILING
Post mail
earl
a . _. d. notr�af .noon
is''the `advice of the .Postmaster, who
ASO"; gives the. •following :dates as the;
latest to .'insure` Christmas deliver
: :.y
to.. ;various. points: '• •
' Unite
dSts "'
res, December9th,, to
allowf
olinspection; •Customs
tish Columbia- .December". 15th Al
berta " and Saskatchewan; December
1,6th; h, •Manitoba •and Maritime 'Pro=
vine e' •
es D ember.• 18th; Ontario and
ec
Quebec,: December 20th; ' Local
lixery ...December- 21st.
•
WINS ,CHAMPIONSHIP •
A WINTER'
Z+ R
ea •cat a ¢
In. the awards at the
tl ., a a d Guelph
Winter Fair, now being held, MraF.
G. Todd won the'' Aberdeen Angus
Bull championS4iip •with"Pride Lad of
St. Helena;
A 'CORRECTION
We take this opportunity of cor-
recting. a statement: appearing • ip
last .week's issue which misrepresent=
ed' the salaries received by the Reeve.
and Councillors of West Wawanosh
during 1933. The correct salary of
the Reeve -was $60.00, While the coun-
'cillors drew •$45.00: each. 'We . are
pleased to mike this: correction and
regret any inconvenience . the • error
may have occasioned.
INMEMORIAM
• McQUILLIN-.In• loving memory
of Roy A., McQuillin, 'dxho , departed
this life December. llth,193-iy,.
u�r--,rte•• •�tthas•^••brigl'tt'ds
Just when your yeah :.!wer'e''best
+
You were;: called from this' World of.
sorrow, •
To a' home". of eternal rest. " •
Sadly missed by -:Father,- Mother;..
Brothers and 'Sister5, ,
,
At their regular meeting on Thurs-
day : ni ht ; embens- o _
g , _ f Old..�Light
Lodege,, A.F-
B., were presented
vi
t th a strikingportrait-• of - the late
'
George
•,e ate
George T. Aitchison
g by Mr. W. "I
.Davison on'behalf
,- of Mrs: Aitchison.
family.. and ,:
Y_1Kr.: Aitchison; an ever-•
eetic' and enthusiastic mason was.
District Dephty Grand 'Mete •of.
Mirth h Boron district ',•dtiring : the
term : of : 1931-1932. ' Ol ' 'Light gat is'
ha --0.•' to r - •� Li
Py eceive�thts •portrait of ,-one';.
whose efforts : to promote Masonry
P � Y,
this villa a and' district.'i ecent
years, had'. metwith-much success.
Old light "how
d tpurposes� s Buri
g seCuring
a• po
rtraif af, the, late:Dr. Paterson,
P DP1D.G.M.; who or years . was, pro-
minent and: enthusiastic'in :the -work
of Masonry. , ' •
sine.
Usual
•
GEDDES',,' VARIETY STORE
IS AGAIN REOPENED FOR'
BUSINESS WITIi•
A_.
N wS o
t ck
OF
•
r. Toys'
Christmas '•
r
and
A WIDE RANGE
.OF SUITABLE AND,
DeaSona 1'Priced
b
y
erit
A. GEDDE�
!THE TORE"
, 11
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lte
HomeDamaged Dam
a
Fl •
g By .:., .lie c
Mrs. - s. Kennet �-
c` $With
Her. ,Da Daughter ter, Mia": Wolff" ',
,.,�. When:
Fire BreaksOut And Does ' '
=15,000•
m
Dage, Thi
, . ng Wolff `'Home. '. ,
••
Fire, 'recently,
P rt�allydestroyed
the large residence of
Colonel, Arthur
rthur
M. :Wolff Overlooking
'the '-Hudson.
River in New York'.' State while ;zF
Colonel• a`
and Mrs. Wolff Were ;attend-' •
•ing -the Ya
le :..Dartmouth ;footb •
game at' New Have
n. Mrs. ' Bennett,
McLeod, of Lincknow, mo
.:, :, her of Mxs:
Wolff (nee. Gwendolyn McLeod) with
whom .w
she '
as a visitor, .was assist=.'
;ed from the home by two servants
•wh.en'the •fire ' was discovered
Theb
. _ laze, which 'caused more than ;'
$15da -'`
, 'nage,:.on the upper floor .
Ano'.i .
d the expensive ' furnishings : of
the house, started :when an ;oil: stove
exploded in'• the servant'sq uart'ers:.`
. our,-.br.
eaks-in the-'-fiist �lmose.' line •
to he laid, • dela 'attacks on
ed•.'attac
y
fire.. During ; the delay , in 'turning
water the on
•,flames, at first confined'
to, : the attic. •rooms, ;a 'tremendous
3uantity of heat and `smoke. ,.was gengen=.erated. Shortly,after• the fourth ,break
had been'•re aire and 'Water'
P d shot in
through the :upper windows, the roof.
was perforated by ',; flames , and de-
stroyed ,within fifteen minutes:. Tour,
dreams, of water drenched the fire
thoroughly, but caused great damage
in the, lower floors in spite ite of salva'
p ge. •
work
Robert
'•
a•
nd Paula Streb'e servants,
in the placehad just ust • re are
P P d their"°
Innen, When they heard a rnufiied'e-- -
plosion and saw smoker Strieb ` lar
ee m.,
ed • the stove had been -extinguished;
half an hour' earlier. '
Colonel' W hem...
. is; a* officer, in, the.
National : ,Guard , •'and' 'saw service
oversease during the. "World 'Wei. Ile
lit ,a nephew of :Supreme Court
tice . Cardozo,, With whose • son, : a
Dartmouth student; he and Mrs.'
WAN.. were spending the afternoon.
the' house`s the oldest; in the section.
ma e a au i u gi'
Azales, ;: C i .m_,,a.-• , Cinn ri ..
. yee n, a as ni
ales and ;all choice potted, plantar "
Mums ' and Carnations always on
band: Orders taken for :;:+rut,, flowers.. -,
prompt' delivery., 'Phone X88. a'. • ' .
SOLOMrO;fi's • GREENitOtST