The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-04-05, Page 8•
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JARS ORANGE't MA;tMALADE
SALMON, LARGE, 2, ;FOR ,
RBD SALMON, LARGE .
,..•�4c
.,,, .. ,250
,. 25c.
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..PORK .& .BEANS, 2 FOR5c
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'14 OZ. flQ TLE CATSUP , .. •:... , .. , , . , . 10c
CAMP 1 L'S;..SPAGHETTE PER; CAN' , , ,.. ,: , :,.:.10c :
P & GSOAP'. 7 BARS • . ...... ;:. ...: , .. , .. • :; 25c:
CASTILERSOAF, 10ti BARS., , :.. . . ,:... , ,.'. 25c:.
SOAU:;FLAI(ES, 3 • LBS ,, ... ', . "..:
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• DRIED` APRICOTS; LB :.'r, , . , 25c
LBS ;`DATES .,,. ..• ,, .« ,.�. • ,:• 25c
4. L11&' RICE, CHOICE•,. .. , .:.•.•.,: , •.. , .:, `..., , ...25c
FRESH 'FRUITS 4 D. VEGETABLES ALWAYS- ON
,
e.Seaso. ;re': for 'WOrk _ S hoer
and we art fortunate in being able to• Offer outstandiing values '' {
in all ee� of work shoes. Someof the":s 'ecials`we are liking:
grad ge P,,
Men'aa :Itetsn,,with' Leather Sole &;Rubber heel . , $2.50',•
•.MeSir' • ..:R b
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1.3
'a Mennonite with Leather Sole & Rubber' heel . 2;95
Iur Price Range in TWork Shoes--
$1.98, $2.50, $2.95, . $3.50.
EL::HU GE1 - HOSIERY::
'We, havea complete range in sizes and in the , popular colors
for spring' We are startangour hosiery,Club: Yoa. will want to'
a member.;'
well .ar
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS the said executors will proc ed to
In . the matter of the estate op' distribute' the assets of the 'said de -
of tile ceased among the persons entitled
thereto, having regard only to the
claims • of which : they „shall: then
_have.• received ec ved _notice and ' that the
saidXec to
e u r"�
Will be 1 able oz
the
sa
id assets" or any p
an�'a�'theieo�
it f
to any person . of whose'. claim they
sh'
all not:':
then '
ti
iav
-°.received notice.
This notice is ;iven pursuant
=to'"the
statute '.
Stu
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e i that t e elf;
. to cknow, io
'L Ontario., d at u , Ont i , this
�T6th , r
da �.of �1VIa ch: A D. 1'934.
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H. -Crawford, wford rr, Ba tister
C a &c.,
otic tit o
r fop .said the.- executors..
Township of: West'..Wawanosh in :this
County of:Huron. Farmer,: deceased.
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: v.,en' that„ -:ail'
:Notice:, sgl
:persons .having_. any claims or .. de-
ili m
mandaagaxit}st -•the ,.late,'.� W 1 a
`Amoe;,,Tiiylo s' who:;died: an;or about
t th • a • of • September,
he <' thirteein • d y p
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he Township of a West. D. ;1933” :at t p ,
a,.W
ivanoah -in- the !County,_ , of-„Iiurori , .
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w p, aid” or to deliver ;to the•undersigned, iX
for,• the executers
Solicitor herein
under; the.• Will of ; the sail • William,.
'Arnim'�Ta for their,:•aratmes and `ad-
,
tlars, in' :writ -
dresses. and 'full Paricu .
`" claims 'and.:'statements
of, 'their-
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unts"'nnd The-n
a
ture
-
of
the securities, if any, held bY them,:
duly' verified by affid'a(rit ` ( .
the,
, And take "`notice; ; that after;h
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ril : A.D. 1934, tw.ent -first; day. of P
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THESE E• ,Alt.E SPECIALLY
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CUT and TAILORED TO FIT
gar list FREE AND; EASY.,
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These: Here in -.;sires
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F
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NEW $HA»ES-•O°H,E R A,
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CURY CORAL TONE.: YOUIt
SIZE : is ' HERE IN, THE
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Higher ; a arch.
Claim: Presented For. Damage ' To
: Nous During, SPrt'g Thaw
The hearing of a..;delegation from
the School' Board, the Fire Company
and ,an: Assessment Appeal: 'along
with Troutine 'business, took up the
major` part of a three hour session
of the villager, Council' • on Tuesday
The month pf March saw ati in-
crease over •.the ,past two 'months, •in
the number ,of ' .transients reaching
the village, .The total .transient ac-
count totalled' $25.75 'which included
four meals and .s..bed on.. the ` first.
two .days of'. this month. A total of
51' meals were served at 30d and; 23
tiranarents were,,,provrded, .with^ beds.
at '40c each; and one suit d# under=
wear' in) February. to ' $1.25'. '
March local relief 'accounts, as pre-,
sented.: amounted to $41.26 -which was
received by "'seven; families.. The
`accounts were as follows:. W. W. Hilt
$10.00; A.E. McKim, $4.70,.
McCharles,• .• $15.45;' Wm, : Murdie,
^�2���tnc�-ltheus� 30e; -'Yid;
MneKenzie• $4.29'; : R , $., Thompson
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
° persons 'having ',against
nst
the .estate . of HENRY: PATTERSON:
late Of the Township of West We
wanosli ; in the County of Huron;
Fanner,:; deceased who died .on . of
about,the.:.8th'day of February, A.D.
1931 r''
a e , hereby'notified to <send, on
or •before the 12th .day . of Aprfl,
A.D. 1934; to ,Mrs, Henry Patterson,
Lucknow, Ontario, ' or Rev. Joni
Pollock, ;'Whitechurch, Ontario, the
executors of' the, .said: estate o? to
•the undersigned • . Solicitor, +their
names. and addresses; full, particu-
lars of their' claims Nand the nature
o their" securities; :if any, held by
them and veriffed by statutory dee
!oration. ; '
Immediat
e1Y. 'after such last men-
tiered 'date the assets' of the; estate:.
.of . the said •'deceased :-will be distrix
hilted' amongst the, persons entitled
thereto, having' - regard only ,to the
e
claims' properly :filed..•
DATED at'Win
glum the '20th day
of March, A.D. 1934.
R. ,S. IlrTH1J}IIIVCxTOlV, ;
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Wisham,•Ontario; Solicitor :herein;
MORTGAGE SALE'..
Of. Valuable Farm Property •
•;Under and -by virtue of the'Powers
of Sale' contained in 'certain
Mort-
gages, which Will be produced at
the time of sale,; there: will be o i er-
,ed fctr. sale. b'y•public 'a'uction, at the
hereinafter ' described ,property • on
Monday, 'th'e 16th day of April;
1034, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, the. following 'property,
namely; ,Lot Nuinbcr 7,•in the' 13th
Concession, Eastern .Dvssion Town
ship • of ,Ashfield, County , of i Iluron,
On,. the said property there is a
plentiful"'supply 'of water, and about
four acres of bush. ' •
The said l property is offered for
sale subject •to :a,' reserve hid and
other conditions, of sale,further par-
ticulars '
ar-,ticulars' of 'which •may be • Obtained
from 'the' u'ndersigned, Solicitor.
George . H. Elliott,' Auctioneer.:
l•. 14'ingland, Clinton, .Ontario,.
' • 'Solicitor for the. Mortgage:
Flacks of NeW ,Sprii -House Dres-
ses', colorful. as. the ,spring flowers.
l;xtra style,.' 'washable , at `69c ' and
$1.60rttM: STORE.
trtt, Murray„ Rest, snit children of
tiiisseYaare ipen" ng -'he week with'
hter Parente, Mr. and ,,Mrs. Janie
$4.72.;
Mr.' D C.. McMorran protested his
assessment ''of '325. a lot' on five ` iii,
six, quarter'`acre lots, he owns, Sur-
faee`"water' from, the street flows: onto
his ,property;, he stated; 'null -due; "to
improper drainage;' 'prevents `,its.
escape,' .. which ' contributes towards
'making these lots•',PY racticall" useless
for seeding, purposes: "He was advised
;that, an assessment appeal would
have to. be—ledged'' to , be dealt with
when "Council convenes . as, a Court
of Revision ` ata later, date,',
• A claim was received for. $50.00
damage ,dope. to the ; house of Victor
Whitley and - $15. damage to a.,',rug
owned by the tenant, Mrs.. Robert
Webster. - This damage was claimed
to have -been caused on. lVlarch 17th,
When . during' a' thaw the water
course was changed, chan e due to''a ditch
inthat-vicinity' being .Plugged.,'
`:witl±
... , . ,
+be 'result 'that -.Water entersd':'the
,�..
,nremises:••The• claim is being invests=
matedbeing' ''' before bei ''dealt.:with.:a
Th e -" -request for six month?s'. free
`iava'tor ` in .this gMaarcaKgee
'ziine;- vie r
the 'fact That it is made,use of -- as
oa
nubile aceormodation, :which, the t nef
a
vide net granted.
,toes not 'provide, 'was. t ,
The, Counc 1 t ok the
-view :'o th w'that; other
•vi e
business places with s
ch accomda-
tion might seek similar requests if
if samewas granted Mr. acRenzie.
Gonsi erin at th _ eii iteray
mweting � s • held bythe Continuation+
..
school in the Town Hall, were of a,
s ecal educati on
al value,the society
wasP
,g ranted a . special rental , fee of:
4300 -for '•use of'. the Vail.
Consider Towne Office . .
Believing that there ;is' - net ade-
qunte"':protection.'for all the, .valuable
records • and village documents, the.
council' has had under copsideratiom
the renting of It village:,effice. That
ortion of -the 'Jo Johnston 'Block` '.
n h ,pre-
y occuriieiiby the Bank- o#.0 m;
coerce is viewed; as a favorable loca
tion and,has a large cement void'
�
in the, buiilding,. which „will .:give
ample` protection .'to village "papers,
Up :, until :the present, Mr..,, Agnew's
cravats oflle hadlie1rbtised. as a-
Com-
merce
vi1=
Tage'offce'as:well. The Bank of Co -
•
nrce lease of this building 'does not
expire 'until March of 1935 and in-
formation forma i , . Y
on` is being �Sought',regardini
what'arrangements 'err ngements can be made if
-t
lie'Council•: hould • `decide- to :-take
o'ver•' the lease and `:o e a Villa
.P n ge
office"
'ar '.
d.
of ",Thank"s
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred •Famish .and
family, wish to thank' their friends
and neighbors, also,' th� i Wn-
�'eWoamnsl
stitute, for their help" and kindness
,during'thejillness of •Mr; Farrish and
Card of, Thanks
• The brothers and sisters " of " the
late Miss,•Mary Buckingham, wish to
,express' g rateful , thanks to • ,friends
and" neighbors• for` their many 'acts
of kindness and expressions of dym-
pathy, at the time; of''the death :••of
their 'sister .and ta: especially thank•
Rev. C. H. MacDonald .for. 'all hips
kindness, diose • who loaned ' cars,
and 'the.. Fit Company for th'e, fiow-
ctS so kindly "sent..
Peer Feed. On Alfalfa ,
crank Miller reports that .so heart-
ily were three young ,deer' partaking
of a stack of hay .On the Gillies'
farm' on the second concession; That
it wag becoming undermined and
had to. ...he..remeved. Of :five. „stacks•.of.
bay, fie deerslp rent]Y Praterre
t
die one' containing aieconrcit alialfn
as. the tither stacks Of a different
ariety".remained untouched. •
Q�a eneraI1
Miss Margaret McCallum is *Pend
-
this week in. Windsor.
1 st» 'Lillian Mitchell spent
Week -end at FonthiU..
gra. Turner and Richard, ere ; visit-'
ing this week in` Toronto.
Mrs, ` If, G. "'Merril!! is spending
the, week with friends: 'in London
Mr„
Prom Alton of Toronto, . spent
the week -end here with . his ' mother.
rs. ,. atso
,�. AI W n is spending the,. week
Waterloo with, her` sone Malcolm
Miss Sarah . Cameron, 'of Lochalsh'.
is'reported,. this., week tobe ,Seriousl
Y
• .Miss Mona -Mitchell of Wiarton is
spending, a"few days • at her, home
here.. .
• Mrs . Peter Johnston is visiting
with friends iu' ;London •..and ' Tillson-
burg.. -
•
the
Mr and Mrs.:. Con.. Decker observed
their 31st' wedding, .,,anniversary ' oe
Monday.
4VIrs G..A. 'tN,ewtoi ', and 'Miss
Eunice +are 'spending.::the week " in
Toronto and Orillia, ,
The condition of Mrs,' Chesnut, who.
is' ill hiii_been_stick na to-eaus tier
family. ,much concern
. You ,are invited to thedis la of.
P Y,.
Ladies' Ready -to -Wear, Friday, April
6th; at TEMPLETON'S.' "
Miss Jean': McClure of Niagara
Falls;' was ,an Easter, visitor with her
father, Mr" Ben'' McClure.
Miss McNaughton of, .Orangeville;
ss , a holiday visitor ; with Mr., !' and
Mrs Cameron ,;'MaeDonald
Mrs.., Pearlman; Who is. a-- sufferer
with ear•: trouble,' is undergoing treat,,
`meet in a Toronto'':hospital.';
Rev. C.' H.. MacDonald , is in Tor
onto to -day attending"the. convention
'of the Senate of"Knox 'Collette.,
Mrs ; Harold" Jewitt and 'family are
spending ,Easter 'week with: Mr. 'and:
Mrs. Lewis' Jewitt, of Btuewale,.
.Mr. Sidney Trowbridge of London
formerly of the local Bank . of
.,
; .
:
•,Mo
n-
trea1 staffsPetthe' week-endhere,,Mr.Ceo i,le ` Gor donand Miss
:Gordon -7'6f' 1#ervie were: Saturday
'..
visitors'` with :Mr:' andcMrs.:' .rank
Miss Jean MacKenzie 'of ` Waterloo
is visiting this week with her grand-
arents : `
Mr: aid Mrs._ -
p . B` V. Mac.
K4nzie
t
,.z
Messrs. Matthew..;Girya
n and R:'J.
,Kaake of`Kinloss visited on :Sunday
. ,
�
,with Mr. -,and l•'Mre'...•John . Smith of
Station .St.
Mr.'., Alex - , _ . . McCa r ro l• was' Mup from;
Mitchell
tchell'.; to_s1'e'`d .t h_ `.
-,�-A e,week-e>ad_ t
the home of 'Mr: and Mrs. D. ,C.
Mc1Vlorran
;1VIrs. D. M.. Johnston :
nand daughter
Helen of IStratliroy, • are Easter visit
ors with the ' former's;. parents, .Mr.
and Mrs:' W: Todd.
.Dr. and Mrs.: H ;B. • Woods. and:
Mrs. • Tarlton, ,were : over, from De-
troit on,`account, of the serious illness
of -Mr; Matthew Woods:
Mr . Eutchison • and , ;Mr. ;:Calvert
and Miss' Yourex:of,the Continuation
School- -staff, are'; spending the`= oli=°
da
ys at their :respective homes. . •;;
Mrs. Traplin of :Hamilton, ' mother
'of. A. H„" Traplin of town, has been
in' a critical- condition since'suffering
a,heart attack last week.
Mr., andMrs. • Alfred Andrew.._and
daughter: of Sudbury,, . spent the
week -end with the farmer's : Parents,
Mr. and -Mrs. Isaac Andrew.
;Kenneth ,Cameron, went to : Paris
en *`Sunday, .accompanying Wilmer
Howey :who had visited here - with
s
hi
parents, as 'far as Kitchener:
• Mr. David H. '' Alton" has , returned
bonne, after •spending the.'past week
with his -daughter, ' Mrs.. Wilfred,
Sherwin, and Mr. Sherwin of ._Orono.
• WATCH:'
T.HiS SPACE . regularly
for . foot talks by the makers 2
Cress Corn Salver
• "sold '.At MCKIM'S' DRUG' STORE
Employees of the Luclinow Table
Company fresuined situ 'i.eight-hour'
working day on Monday, With' the
usual • Saturday• afternoon half holi
day:
Mes
srs.':'Elmer; ,lies, and"`Fi'ed'dio
Smith of ::Inverhuron, are lilsiting
with Mr, and ,Mrs. John Smith and
Mr. and . Mrs. , Frank Miller 'of the
2nd. con.
Misses: Marjorie
Henderson . and
Helen.MacLeod, student` nurses .:at
Stratford General,,° Hospital,` Spent
h
thome' es heF weekre.-end, at. their respective.
School will 're -open • 'on ,Monday
after .a 'ten=day,holiday. . and. Will
commence the last las, of the 'school
term . which ,w lids ill concl in approxi =
mta
e1Y, twelve 'weeks. �
15 ears: On Staff
Yester Marked day+ ekm ed, the completion'
oi``'`f (teen yearn ";bf seirvice ly'Hazel
Welistei": asa• meniber" ' of the .local
staff of• Bell .Telephone: