The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-02-15, Page 1.3(Al?, IN ND:VANCE; $2 50 orpApAwIsp..
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,FOR '..SALF.;-,7-.Franiehoiiiiein good
, Condition and 5, " acrets', af', lana '1174
miles north Pf tocknOw, the prOper,,
tY of the late Margaret, Camphell,
ApPly,to WM.., MacKeniie,.
t3ox 201,
LicJnow
NOTICE RE 1,43Q,S
--•-•'Ah, we have :how .sedured; .all -the
,
lege
we require thiswinter, our
yttrel ..^*111Z"' ciOae . Saturday evening;
VohrnarIT 116.
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TI1B;I:.,11.1CKNOW:VABI* CO.‘„ LTA.
. AUCTION. $ALE
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1.40 tons of choice quality hay to.
be, sold by public auction at W.. IL,
I,ot 9, Co 10, Ashfield on Thur;',:i-
dr y,' „Febroary 22Od,. at two o'clmdc
P.M:, • consisting: Of 35; tons timothy,
30 tens 2nd 'cut alfalfa and 75 tons
mixed hay. -Terms ' made, ItioWn. on
. day Of sale„ :
AleiOilackett .& Son ' Prop:
OptiWS10.PeOad'o,S,.,
Annual Meetin
• '-'77.-.Mirite"Giiyier'-'-:Auc;:
NOTICE CRBDITGB.
In the matter of th,e Estate cf
.111argaret late of the.
,'ToWnahip of, .Kinloss in the Connty
Of Bruce, • Spinster, deceased.
Notice hereby given that ell
persons. having any claims ; or de-
, mends, against the late .1V4a'r.garet
Garanbell, who ...dtecl on or !about the
. lath day of November. A.D. 1.933. rt
the TownshiP :Of :Kiniess
• ' .Connty hie' required .to
, send pest'prertaid '',O,•? to: deliver
•
In 'the Undersiglied, 'executor of the
• • • r
,
! estate of the said ',Margaret. Camp-
: tell, their panes .Ond, addresSesard.
'full Particulars in. weting . of their
claims and ". statements of. their
A' -ountit and .the nattire of the se-
curities, if . env, held .by them, duly
verified, bir affidavit., •'
And , 'take • notice tht after ,the
Srddav of March • A.D.• 1934, the
FiinciaI Iteport. At Vflited, Church
•
congregational' Meeting Was Most
Oratifiing.",•Parrent Av14enalea
met . --With Balance: 'On Hand To
Commence. Ne* Year
„The- LucknowVnited ChurCh held,
its ,annual 'contregatitinaI meeting'
pn 'Wednesday evening .. the .7th
of February. One ' hundred and
sevently Sat dowii tO a :splendid :sup-
per prepared by the ladies Of the
churcn, with a' group " ofyoung
ladiee waiting •efheiently, :on the
tables. ..Fellovving the • supPer, the
.husiness' Meeting. got 'underway with
Rey. S. Tucker 'as chairman, , and:
Pr. 0. A. Newton as .secretary. 'Re7
1/10XLS-12LiiWP.1,_eivist_joyrn each or-
" ion of the-":"ChIth; sliowing
thati. all "dePartinents had; been well
maintainM,', throughout thet. .Year.
The '.financial reports revealed the
sustained :interest of ,the Members
in the welfare , of ,the church: .. The
total ,Missiprar,Y,,eontribiltions
arnoun-
ted_to
: for all ptirpos.es 'anionnted. to
-sriidtexecutor.7101F-preceed,'--to...,elis-
•.: tribate the assets of the :said. 'de, -
ceased among the pertons • j'entit'ed
thereto, ,:having regard: Only to the
claims of which 'he.- shall then haVe.
7-"hadliotice, -Und-lhaartbi-•.:Said-execu----
•: tor will ' not .be liable for the said
assets - any part thereof to. any
' rPrion• whose ,claim lie , shall: not.
• 'then have received notice.
This notice .given pursuant to
•„ ti' stainte. :in that behalf.. ,
Dated at laiCknow;• •Ontario. tbi
Twelfth daV of -February A.D. 1934.
Wm. MacKenzie. BoX ,201, ,Lucknow.
C'ni,igEvents
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Pirseinsertion,
• Subsequent Insertions,-. .25c."
$5365.00. Special :mention was ;made,
to the,. great. Ape -Tease' in .attendanee
:interest: manifest ...in the 'Sunday.
School. and • the , Young People's,
Societyj. A.; very complimentary
re-
ncie1y. A coMplirnentaryresolution
of ,,anpr,eriatiop .for the„ efficient work
thn iiastor' l'and his ,wife 'was.
un -
a" ..earried. AlSo, resOlutions,
of .hphrecie.tien .were tendered: OP:
the ' orchestra; Mra....
l'oynt •,as leader Of the choir. Mrs..
Cr. , A. N.RNyto-ty.. as or(anistt,'Mr,
GrePr 'leaile.T of the orthestra and'
ilssi-tant leader. of the choir. Mrs.
S. MorrisOn/ as secretary ' of.'tbe
Sun0
day St -rekr izite.bi6
,
s crifectaki-rfliiidctlie teachers' .and:
•officers of the SUnday S(:hoOl.. An
atinOsrther'e of,..thastilifulnest for the
success of flis past. year and .9f Pp-
RANGERS AND BROWNIES -
11011) SKATING PARTY
On Thursday night the Rangers,
each inviting a" boy friend,held a
„skating party in the rink. After
couple • hours had been enjoyably
'Teat i this way, ` the party; nuin,
berieg over thirty, gathered' at the.
home' of the District::: Commission'er,
Mrs. McKim where -court whist waa
nlayed for a . time, after which a
'delicious supper" was served to which
aJl did ample justice. , •
On Saturday afternoon the Brown
ie, in charge of Mrs. McKim, Peggy
MacDonald and Frances TharaPon,
held 'a skating party; made possible
by the kindness of Me. -Hornell and
after, the Young lassies had tired of
the pasttimeL they were serve a re-
freshments ; at the home of Mrs.
IIornell.
Death Removes'
r enrybele* and when on Thursday,
,Pitterson
CoId Wave Last Week
• • • • . • ,
Locai'Wherti!PMetere• Rover Around
O Below P0.44$ .-
tiall..Teineera,tare• At 3 M ,Creer'a
• • . ,
,
Was 34. telow,
, . • . •
WednesdaYi .Thursda3r, and.'',Friday
i)f, last -week brought "unprecedented
sub -zero weather in this lecality that
shattered, low temperature, records
existing Over'w period of ahnost half
a penttiry.,., During. the cold spell
plumbers were -kept busy ; thawing
pipes' and repairing leaks and dam-
aged water pumps.' Many of the ,feW
cars that ventured out were liter,.
ally frozen up and, garagemen' were
busy in towing and otherwise at-:
'emptiag to start the . motors.
On Wednesday , night, culminating
a week of 'cold weather, the mercarY
•
GIA COP= 5 cans
The Bread
of Health
,
LAYER CAKES
JLLY ROLLS
,
DOUGHNUTS
„
The Bread
:of Health.
MINCE PIES
APPLE PIES-
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CHELSEA BUNS
ICED ROLLS-, ETC.
The Finest White and Whole Wheat, Ikea d
LLYMA.N'S ,QUALITY BA K -EK
Phone 36 •Lucknow
Local&Genera1
-Mr, Geerge-Haksal, spent-tbe :week
. •
end with friends in 1.,,istow.el. ,
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•Funeral Of Lifplonpy Resident Of he 16 below mark anew record waS
,
failed at- any tine, to climb above
Wawantaih• ,,IS 'Largely AP:ceded ,-reated and a, new' law record: was
• On • -M,otatlay;--,Niia..:Estieentad In reentered ',that . night •when the.
' Community_ temperature . slumped to 34 below
' • - , On 'the, government -thernienneter, at
• Ili 'failing health for "the„ pant .tix. ,
months, and for the 'past 'intinth,. • At the: same tim unoffldal ther-
,critically ill,,„the 'death of Mr,. .nuitretere in tmlndropped to a point
ham • • 'Henry .Patterson ;occurred atbOVerhic at variausreadinga un to
:hi's, homa 011 .the beiin'clary east, at. a 50 below. Situated at a lower level.
late • hour Thursday evening. The
finteral •service Wits held at his late
residence on aloaday and was large:,
ly attended: of the Com=:"
rnunitv in which AS ,a,..lifel(nw, resi-
dent, Mr. •', Patterson • was respected at Mr: Greer!S and it 'is. ,.probable
as hen; honorable 'citizen And.,A• -thel'hiibitlie teniperAture--been-'offi----
vote4 husband ,; and father.' , cially,;regOrded here would •,have
The deceased,who was in his '66th reached the • 40- below rnark;', Fridia;
veer,: was born on the farm:. now moderated , to a, slight degree, but
owned by Mr. Themes Inglis, His that night dropped , back to.
father wiis David Patterno'n 'Of .h,Tes- 27 'bele*. However by eight :o'clock
here” in the, village- and ' enshrouded
in a heavy "frost 'fog" on Thursday
night and, ,.Friday: morning,: it IS
generally conceded that the tempera-
ture was lower than, that -recorded
.sisr--Halten• Ccranty;, Saturday -Morning , :the temperature
rs.
aend with her mother: in Chesley.
, Mrs. Hodgins has goae to,
Woodstock,' where ahe will visit fOr
twe ,
Mrs. ', Andrew visited in London.
over the week-ehek.With her daughter
Miss Fora 'Andrew. • • ,
Yesterday was :Aiii,-,Wednesday
and marked . the: . conunenCeinent; of
the Lenten season,
Agnes -;Iiithis,:;:of--Edinboreugh; Scot- !AIS',51100ting:11P7RidyWititrbpt-:-:5-4e-
len& Paine to 'daii#0.4 as 'a •child. row. The weather continued to. mod
aath: her :permits' croiaing, the. ocean eriite during. the?' , and •*,Punde•Y
in a 'sailing vesSel on t :pabsage. that braUght, weather,, 'when the
tiri.jsm._for.,_,:l.the_coining_,:year...Per-- Id:Oki three months. - teralierature Wasonly slightly below
vaded , the meeting. • • • tperi his marriage ,,to Katherine,. freezing aeirit8 .
Monday evening the Wind . shifted',
to thec.morth'..and .durnir the night P.
3A01Ing bizzard iaged Which :tempor-
arily ,StOnped. motortraffic on thd'
road • south. which continued tr
be the only exit or entrance to .,the
VMage 'for mot* ears. • TtieSdaV
. L. O. L. DANCE
There, will be,an L. 0.1. :fiance in
the Orange:Hall on Thursday een.
big next,,"FebrharY 22no. Gents 25c; •
Ladiepj 10,c. Lunch nsetved,., 6opa.
'CoMe' and enjOy.yOurself.
• •. • •
HOCKEY' MATCH
• Weather' permitting, Goderich.,. and
„Tale -know High' School hockey tearaS
,ill .competein the local (to-.
night) :Thiliaday;; February 16., Game
called at eight 'clock. • Adults' 16e;
al ‚school lOe.,
OLD TIME DANCE
Tn .th. Town Hall; 'Friday, Feb-.
and three fiddlM6Creight
ers. Boy ,
Calleroff.•• A real. oldtimer with a
25C adniisaion foe for .everyone, 'Aus-
pices •LneltneW' Vire' Co.
, •
ZION L. o. L. .DANCE ;• •
• There . -will he a (land° : the
• ,
Wife of Fortner Pastor,
Passes In Vancouver
• 'rearY • 2 id,`inusit' by "good, „cireheatia
Many friendsinand-aboutC•llhick4!
,
novi will regret. to, learn of the 'death'
, , . , .
at, .Yanconver..,i •Decerriber -;16th.-
last of • Mrs, 'Wide* of
'Rev, R. H., Hall, wh� was pastor of
the- Ashfield circuit Of the Methodist
Churh for :the last fur years ,of
last-letiti,nW. She ihad bcen. in failing
,bee:Ith -for : ;•serne.1•Weelts and . passed•
aweY at jhe home Of her dau•ghter,;
Walter : • • '
' The •Teadral • service. WaS conducted
by .16ar .ministers " .0ef the United
Chir9h, Rev.I•E. R."
13.'•,;(1Sterliont; , Bev:. C. E. ..Betzeld.
arlcl Bey, J.
"spoke • of her
her bright distositen., .and' her ,great
influence for good in the, oonatuuttit3i,
:•'• lev, J. pi' Vestinair'-'•knew''.• hi.
whan. 'she' -went as -a ininister'S 1,4ride
4..,,At:tejtc140:
Sanday. School -,yearS'ikagO.
1.3y.' her request, Mrs. WH, Babb
...arg '"God Will . take •:care. of -Yea".
Ore' Of , her ':favorite "Thee
Shepherd'. et Israel 1V1ine" ' was
, , , . •
:Sung. •
Mrs. Hall,, fOrirterly Miss , Margaret
.was tern :1VIareli 21; ' 1853;
.netir Tliorrtan; Married'. in .1876,
and worked 'With, her bushaad'
restore'charges at Granton,
. . , •
Kin -
tie. ,Rortiney; Dresdoa„
Clcnallan,:.Chatswarth,,••• MairsVifle,
Elfaira; • Ltreka9W. itha. Nile. When
.Fta0oped •at,. l;ekflovit,. she,. used- to
•-•otnetireeS.' take:. the "preaching, sera
vice. S When Hall,was sick.
There: ..r.Were-:--three appointments
'BlakeS, Hacketts)". and
Ifieii'w,as, Welcomed and loved, by all.
Of them, as '• well ,in LrteknOw
where , She had Of 'friends.
While itetioned at lNile; Mr, 'Hen
&lid, 'end' th fmilv innVed io Clin-
Fair. thirty ',yen's' Ago; he moved to
the farm. on the boundary, WS: Pat-
terson'a death eleerred ..,yeare
later. In .1912,: Patteisea rear-
•ried • ,-,Elizabeth Ann ° Egglestone,
eldest daughter of Mr.. •and Mrs.
John_ Egglestone :.of Whitechurch,
Who, *mar Servives as Well as two "'morning thelotillity, was again
dinghters, Catherine.; ane Aimee and the grip_ Of •sehraero-vieather.
.
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:two, sOna. Alfre-ir John.Mr.' Patterson• !as.* school' MAriy. SPEND WEEK -
,tee •of s. S.' N,e. 9; and e ineniher-Tel' . .1N „roRoNi,o
Orange Hall; Zion, on • Thursday.
eVening, •• Feb,. 22nd: GentS 2e.;
Ltd
ioi 10e; tainch fserVed. Geed musie.
Good „fir*. and a.. good time. Itegan's
4 -,piece orchestra.
SEItMON, gEttlES
. ,
• . . ,
This Sunday evening; ' BOY."' S;
Tucker, will eornineace ..aerliaa"'s of
Sermon's
on "Appeeta, Of the 141itture
Life," which, *ill contieue for Ave
consecutive Sunday evenings, With
subject's as follow • '
February • •18th-,-Prg thot..4 a Vetere
Life ?": " • „
Fehr:miry' , there an int:el.-
__
the Canadian Order:.; ''Foresters
e of, •
From .1929-82 he was a „memhr Mere than a score of periens',from
the. ,'reitiiagieg: board of the the Village and district tOok,, advan-
church PresbYterian' CUrth; andh s
:t tage''ot the excursion to Termite, to
P.,asto,r• Rev. john Pollock, ;CelldUeted
'sone the .week -end in the •Cit3r.. With.
tho f-tneral service on aIemigrc171.7.ve, theiiejority, of the me#. ,attending
as service at th
the hockey Match between Cana -
in : Greenhill eeireterlY, where inter -
'awns': and. the Leafs • 'on •Saturday
• • ' .
Mrs., Albert.. Granamie , underwent
an operation , in St. Joseph's Hospital
in London on Monday. • • , •
-New. Big Ibex Blankets "Flannel-
ette", laygest size. Best; makel.„Only
$1.98.aLpair. THE MARKET STORE.
Mrs: R. J. .Camerdri, And Miss
Arabellei were the guests Mr. and
Mra.. Wm. Martin of Stratford over
the Week -rend: • • '
• *.R:RN. WAKING IS TORTURE
uSertreds Corn Saive 1t sure , does
Ask-7-tor-it•Hatt.41081-MIS-
DRUG -STORE.
1
James Henderson
Dies In Toronto .
Was Ferrer .1teoident Of Concession
terday.
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• Mr, James Henderson, • aged ' 63
. ,
'y'ears,' passed away1 in Toronto �n
5unday, after a • brief but serious
• , •
illness. Mr. Henderson, however, has
not enjoyed the,, best Of health for
a number ,,of years, being a sufferer •
with chronic • bronchitis for which
trouble he underwent a delicate •
ago
Mr.
about twelve Years
,-. Mr. Hendersoa 'as the pen of the
Late David , Henderson and Sarah.
MacLean, and was born and raised
on. the 2nd coacessinn of Kinloss,
about. two miles from the village,
his old_ home being that now, ocl
eupiedi.hy Mr. Will "Statireir-,---*1-
• Abont.' twenty years.: ago. 'Mr, a
.Hendersian. lett. the' far' m 'and: moved
to Toronto where he engaged in •the
real estate business, and *here, • he
has prospered. He is referred to by
thape who knew him as a man of
ifilr-chiriteter-stirdtsolindAadgenimit,.:'
' Mr:, :,••114Midersen's :death :. 'removes
•
New Materials • 'foe --,,
and
CeniforterS; also lie* ' fittings, and
. ...• • .. . , . .
Waddiag..„_fOr.„;filling4tranfOrtere.'TliEr.
'MARKET. STORK:'.1.
The, nallbearersi ',Were Henry Math- Pl,ght• (M. those making the trip we
ment took place.' , .
'Tbeinaa Inglis, W. R. • Far- aware of the -, fol o g: Dave
era,
rier:„ Williain Wraith, Bert Reid and 11'?rne' Jim'' g.leive:rt'' Morgan 'llenr
' Purvis. ' . - '--- , deraan' . 11°"rti . Agnew; Claire ' and
:Edwin
ljesicies the . bereaved wife ex' d tileyd MacDougall,,..D. A. -Macten
John ' IC. and : Bill Mackenzie,
faiTitlY MI. Pattersan is „Survived by ja6ran3
. Mrs; William. Egglestone of De-
troit attended the funeral .oti 'Mon-
ey of her brother-in-law, the late
Mr.. Henry Patterson.
Mr, and ..Mra, 'Freak Cole returned.
from Kincardine : last' week after at-
tending the . funeral' of Mr. Cole's
brotherain-law, John Hewitt.
The many fill/1476f 1E1.11 W. "J;
MeNall will regret to heti: she has
•been seriously ill .for 4 three weeks
With: erysipelas and is ,still confined
. Geddes, Missei.. Elia Greer and
Griswold, Man., . and four :brothers; Jennie: Pearlman; Mit:4Tlicartaa Alton
Mrs. ,,IIiirey7Connett, . Mrs, ,: Viola
.
James" Of Valhalla; Alberta; Edward
Jewitt,Misset "Jessie . McRae,: Mary
and Alfred ' Of ' LlOydraini Ste; Alberta. '
MeKende and' Myrtle - Mc(iiiillin.
arid-Alex:of Gilbert ' Ittajns . Me
Mrs: Archie. MacDonald of laicicaow
is a' niece. , '
' STOVE BLEW; 'CP ' • •:. '"'''""."-"- ' • • : ' • for a short interval the firdt, ef- the
,
Mr. S. C. ,Rathwell left for Tor-
the . San •of the 'late
Mr.' And Mrs. David Henderson,
-pioneer residents of Kinloss. • The , •
deceased is survived sisters,
Miss Margaret Henderson, Who made .
her ..home With. her brother in ' Tor- ;
oatO, and, MO. Mary Itoss'. of cences-
sion.'2, Township. '
, ;The, remains. were brought ., to
Imam* On Wednesday, ...with: the
funeral ."aeririee. being held' in South
Yinloss Presbyterian'Church,- follow. -:---
ng the arxivalof, the afternoon
**Taila. !-Burgest-cOndncted
-.-.
the service and internient. was Made
Kinloss eemetery.,.
-dance when abciat•- eight tit
•onte yesterday,'wbere he • will at-
tend 'the Itorticultural Assepiation
Conventionbeing' held Thursday and
Friday.
<leek DaViOu of Toronto visited, ie.;
cently with Mr..' Frank Cole., Mr.
Davimi was employed "with, Mr, pole
orilijs farni. at Blackhorse "about
40 ears ,aga." • , ; 11. '
. • • 4 •
' Mrs. Topp of Toronto returned to
the city on Tuesday, icilloWiag a short
Visit here, she .haying, accompanied
Mrs; ,Jamei Cook to. the village • or,
her .retern .,froraa visit in 'Teri:MO..'
:young people of the village gathered
PROF. ODLIJM 'SERIOUSLY •, a time, 1.1as iitiniyed. in health to a
ill
to his
ILL AT VANCOUVER :degree that Permitted 'him being 110
qualitea, oabnedrt coMnu2lnlienii has: •db, e;onr
•
St Ani- 'developing in • the frozen hi 134tli"; year, 6f Vii0OuVer, C.
' Prof. Edward Odlina,,.. M.A., B.Sc. week, '
Re -Elected President
' Matth '4th--,44"What: is Divine edge -
Meat 1" '
March 111:haa"t5 there a 'leaven?"
March l8thrqs flute ,a
water froat in the. kitchen yange at
the home of Robert' Button, regulted
in the -stove being completely wreck-
ed on Thursday morning. , The fire
had been lit about an hour previous
and when the confined steam could
not find an exit, sa great became
the .pressue, that an explosion re-,
Stilted with., aufliclent force to ?Mat-
ter tbe stove, beyond „repair and send
a disa of porridge hurtling to the
'ceiling. „Oddly 'enough, following the
explosion, there was 410 danger of
fire, as the exnliOn Would aapear
t(n. In additionv..te this 'great , bert
pavement, she wis, ealled on . to
Ter the loss Ot: her ,SOYl liarvey,,
;killed' in 4 railway , attident, .and
her datigliter Etta'sfirst husband,
aitS6. 'accidently killed,.
, When the faintly grew yin; . she
theivect ,t6 the' teking
•kitheee:;.Frile,
11v,;,1
A -plan is - as • 'Old_ as. he .,feel•S„bdfore'
• ,
-breakfast and , awonian, Is an CIO,
„.
AO 11%4' 1,001p; 1)eipriti ,.1)ital;fati,t4 ,
6z,
her daughter,,fiVe Or SIX Yeara
She lenVes to'
daegliter` Ett,a,,,.(11trea: Walter' Lief)
Vartroti Vet, and ,threo SO)la, erre en
3":„ atritt.erii,tralce, Alta.; riViOrleY W.
et SaakatOon:iiiia Jbhn yr,1 at :14teine,
Wtgc'orisiD,
well " known scientist, traveller, .au -
thee, speaker, educationalist; finanr
cier, a recognized,,. authority ,6n
tory,ancient and modern, and phil-
ology, and one of the leaders in the
British Israel Movement, has been
seiionsly ill in JVancouver. .
Prof. OcIltun 'it Well 'knoVin in
"Luckno* where his Parents, • the late
Mr., and Mrs. John A. odhiei lived
Ilis.son, E. F.'Odlunt; 'hied irt Luck -
now. With bis grandparent. 'getting
his edutetiert at the Public School
'there tinder the, principalship ;of the,
•
to have extingeishe ' the 'blaze 'and lat D. T. Yule,
there was no Sign Of fire in, the
strewn contents of the fire beic. So
great was the datnage,36, ;the stove,
that a peW one had to be purchased.
This unfrtetunate.'incident' eteurred
(hiring last week's extreme !"cold
wave and there are ..ValleaS Stories
irevitfno .yte--entittacelnin
nrant, ,Ilere is one that :prallably
tates the,' 'prize. So told „it " was
in 'this "partieular, house that pail
Of Water beeline, frozen; over during
the night., thile sitting on, the
reservoir a stove.- in whialt%there
/*TWO S' 4°64
INMEMORIAM'
SPROUL-In loving memory Of
my , dear husband, WilIiani Sprott',
who passed; savoy February 1927;
We travelled read together;
Amidst, hope and faith and leve,
AniPeeitijiiii44tergt*b
•Mr : F.• G.-T(4d ,of IR. Heleat at-
tended. last WedneSdaY. the Aberdeen•
Angu Association Convention lield
in Toronto' and Was honored .in being
re-elected president for his fourth
term.
, •
..inVitation to .,spend. a, 'Pleasant
eVening. Splendid niuSic was supplied
° Donald McChiries, Elden Hen-
:-Iersen mid Andy Orr; with Camern
aii° MacDonaldably presiding .as
floor 'manager and caller -off.. After
hitch was served: daring the e ening,
arrangements were :made for the •
staging; of such, another event • in. the .
near future
orie sister, Mrs. James Michie of
. • "
Attend 'Pairs Association.
' Messrs. Adam; McQueen and Angus"
KelKay represented thlocal Agri- "
*Rural :Society at , the Provincial
Association • nieetingheld in. the
Xing ' Edward Hotel; Toronto, , on
Thursday and Friday. :Mr. Stuart E.,'
Robertson also was in attendance ,
as associate director of Brute and:.
diey distrieti , and at the district .
zneetink held in. conjunction with the
so
Asciation convention,' was elected •
.director of the Bruce -Grey district,
and 'thus beconaes,a Member' Of the
Provincial/ executive,
•
Betty,. the . four7Year-Old daughter
cif Mr. ,and Mrs. ilinfican 'Moriot*ci,
of ..''Llicknow,' is ill .With, .pneumonia..
Little Betty 'leek Sick on Thiirsday,
and On Sunday ' ' the ' 'medical „ atten-
dant.. announced that •anetimonia.thiad
'deVel6Ped •, and it, id •,expected ' that
little, change will bi netted , for a, :feNy.
•, •
d 'ayS. • ,, •, •
;. •ii.
Wins "Afghan
1\Irsr: Tenaple Clarke was the .hold-
.
er,`OE-the' laky ..tiCket , that. Won' for
her the Afghan, amide by ..nieniliers
of t'14 Ladie' Guild of , St. Peter's
Church. The pill** was won by'
Mrs, Thomas Treleaven; • The draw
With ./itiength and ',eomfort, fr9m Cod ee 11
IliS" presence ever neer (leY‘ when tleePl.b'eve, of the
Triis loVq remains With nie Yet,: 'Otlild were ertied at tne ho
nteanine
loved one will 'never forget,'" • Voting get Ileid Dance
re,
. Mr. J. R. Magid) of ,I.enden spent
the week -end here. Ile returned , to
thecity on . Monday .by intitor with
his gen Jack, they being. accompanied
by 'Dr. W. V. Jonston. • On the re-
turn trip that, evening, 'Jack and the
Doctor encountered heavy reads .and
the ,tat hectite•atianded in ,ra sir*
drift near Glenn's HilLaSpenditig the .
night at 14ent1alidi5; a tearn was.,
.rirOSSed into 'service , the
ing and drew., the :cat to near Bel-
fast, ;Where . they "Were m'et by One
of . SiheerWOO6 trucks,. Which. ,
broken through the snow. -plugged
road to that point, ;
„
INMEMORIA*
HOIllit-In loving ineniory of .
our dear "Malian(' ,And father; Leroy'„
1933.
Tlv:r hard if is t� part with •thone,
We held n earth' se. dear;
Th Aheart . no greater tient knows,
SorroW So fever&
Vier tviiplenibe*.$1, and .tatt'
For he Was the kind at 'a husbaiid; Mrs'nt Edgar Holtiviati. •
Sndlv o1304.by his votoo Wife, CM. Friday , 'eve?* the Orange