The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-10-11, Page 1i
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to T. 'W. Smit;- ntral
TG age,
NOTE CE �Ve .have: some good type
Yrade ewes ,a hick will be • et out',on
• Ahares 'to reliable parties,' •
Stotl ere, Arthur,, Ontario
DRY'WOOD, R. SALE—We .have
"on h nd;.1u„
iuixeci ,wood,. ;.good.
quality. This 'has' been ,kept
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cover since. it ;was cut.
Wm.'Murdie & •Son.
LUC NOw,, ,. .
T, xHU 4iDAY, BER- i itha, 1934
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Former • . .
I+ueknow Boy • Resew"
pinion. When .Boats ':Sinks
Rae Watson bf Wellington street,
Lontion, ,son ` of lar Jack tson,
':formerly- of Lucknow, sae+ed' Sidney
Benbow 'of9 Tamblyn's Corriere from
drowning when a boat ` overloaded
with camp: equipment, . sank :; near
Wasiga, Beach with the two memberi
from a hunting, party of 10 com-
prised by employees of the Holeproof
;Hosiery Cojnpany,. Limited, on Mon -
r Avers Drowning
FOR : SALE• or' RENT AT ONCE-
valuable village , property, and :eight
room frame house with.. bath, lights,;
water and garage. Splendid •1 a _
Ooo4 gravel ,pit : in co n iwith�
property.,..' For further particulars
• apply to Mrs. Susie Miller; •Lucknow
.LOST—A scarf, brown.'' silk
With
orange spots; either in Lucknow, .on day
• Con 12, . Ashfield,; or on Jamieson's The 'Londoners left by motor early•
.fico,. �eadq.aa-t R t I is
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ON f NSPEOI ION TOUR
IN NO,iITUERN. WOODS
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Mr, Irn Campbell ee
Falls P: ,,4 P Co , •accoa panying
Me Gordon :Cousens,• :chief for+ester,
of the Spruce Fans P. &. P. Oct 'on a
tour •of inspection of , lumbering and
pulpwood operations l ebween: Fort•.
Willie* and North- ]clay.. Mr.: Cousens
was recently appointedto the staff
of .the Faculty of ~"Forestry; Univers
sity. of Toronto, "'mil. with Mr. Camp-
bell is. making this tone of inspection
to obtain all possible ,aspects ;of' logg-
kg- .
Wood W utilization •
:will ' be. Mr.
Cousens .course of lectures at.Toronto'!
atderoad. Finder please leave,, at Monday.morning and making their this.. winter:
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a + e+s( et the.Rustin nn were
AUCTION SALE`
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eros t
Chattel. ,Mortgage sale .: of. •fari i One :boat with.the .guide had reach.
sing o an island in two,; boats
ea WEDDING BELL
stock an : implements of.,,Henry J. the island and, was too far, distant
Kerr, sLot 17,:con: 1 West W a_to be
of d•
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wanosh, on Friday, October '12th at Watson a • '
one o'clock.- Ter ash.' See, bills: ltho ugltb dressed .i
endersun, Auc.
ling :'togs, ,including high hip boots,
'dived for Benbow who was unable to
swim; •and took him j to the shore, a
'distance Of , 50 -or -more feet " away,.
IBenbow . was quickly . resuscitated by
the first•'•aid method •and the entire
party returned to, the hotel fez.- a
time. Later, after ome of the mem-
bers _ is
of the °arty had' recovered `the
lost gun from 12. to �14•.feet• of water,
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AUCTION SALE.; -of 10 'Purebred
. Shorthorn bulls, ` on': Thursday; to
Y, ()eta-,
Ler' 25th, at two o'clock at' the'' farm
of W. A; Culbert, 3% miles west of
Dungannon. 6' months' credit 'on ap
,:.proved• joint, notes, or. ' 5% off for'
cash.,'
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AUCTION SALE
Under and by virtue of o
Y the 'Pesters
contained and
a 'certain mort age.
gee,
' which . will be ;produced at the time
theT-original-huntinr-Pla s were"'re-
sumed, Benbow by : this • time having
sufficiently recovered y c vered to go with 'the
of sale there will 'be`offered folle sale rem`
by public: auction: at i�he` `:
.0flice'of R. S. Hetherington;.
• • Lucknow, Ontario, bn
Wednesday, ""October .:24th.
at -.•1:30 P.M. 'the followin �"
. g valuable
luable
property:
being Firstly; the North Fifty-five,
acres' of '
Lot number 1'went five m
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tae 'Fifth concesssion of the: Towns i
hp
of Kinloss in, the County of Bruce;-
•• Secondly: the West half of Lot main
: •.ber'Twenty-one in.`:the.Thice
,� Third Concs,
cion of the"-said:•Township`'of Kinloss:
containing Fifty acres, more, or !esti.
and the whole of the above-described
,property containifig •in'.'alf'105 -acres
• of .
lando
mere, or loser 'Upon the ','pro-
perty'•there; is said to .. be :situate'
ordinary farm buildings and the :, ro-
rt is iconvenien :
p .
I1e Y t to' -church' and
School:
'p•ERM,S•-OF•--S' LP:" IO per�cent.79
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the balance within thirty' days. Farm
to be sold subject to reserve bid.
For furtherparticulars; apply ; to
the undersigned 'Solicitor. • #:
1L S. Hetherington, Winghani, Ont.
Solicitor'. for 'the', Mortgagee.
Well Iienderaon,_Lucicnow, Ontario'
Auctioneer.
'NOTICE TO CREDITORS::
• In the.Matter of the'' estate ' of
Elizabeth Mallin, late'of the; Village
of . Lucknow in the County of I ruce,
Widow, deceased •
:notice is hereby `'given, that ;all
persons having any claims or de=
minds against the late:` Elizabeth
Mullin, who died; an or about the
'thirteenth ;day of 'August A.D.: 1934
'at 'the:; Village of 'Lucknow ,in• the
County 'of Bruce, are required to:�send
;by, post prepaid or: to deliver .to the
undersigned . Administrator' .of the
estate .and effects•.ofthe said 'Eliza-
beth Mullin their names. and adds
see•:and full; particulars in writing of
their•claims and statements of .their
accounts and ' the nature ,of the' se
curities, �f any, held by than, duly.
verified. .by affidavit: ,
And ` take notice that'•after the
twentieth =day-sof`•Octob`er: •:A.D. 193
the said `Administrator *ill proceed
to distribute the assets W of the said
deceased among the :persona- entitled
thereto, having regard ,only' to the.
claims of, which he.`shall then have
had notice, and that the:said Admin-
istrator will Hat be liable for the said
assets ' or any part 'thereof to ::.any
person 'Of whose claim he .. shall not
then :have, received', notice;' •
Dated ` at ., L`ucknow, Ontario, 'this
twenty-fifth day of , fiepteinber A.D
1984. •
Thomas E Burns,
Administrator of the estate of
Elizabeth Mullin. •
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tart of .
Mrs. Pinlayson and fancily
their manY friends and neighbors for
acts" :et 'kindness -and. eXpresipions
symiathy, at the tune of their recent
at St.,. Ahihaphe on,' Tuesday, evening
.4 October 16th. Supper frOM, 6.60
'O'celocic Adniissien '36c and
•BULBS' FOIL SALE
All kinds of • bulbs,• for, sale at
SOI:OMON'S : GREHNHOUSE-, at.
reasonable ,p rices. •Phone. 88
BIG; FLOUR ALE, OCT. 12,13
Car Caof M
a 'Flour.
put, ,in-'
P
-Pink
anblue .�in �
d la • , g gam bags,, a�2.75 •,cwt.
off ca. Cash.1''
r Put'ina supply=sa?Ving
"90c -'cwt. • . W J. Freeman,,
Superior Stores, Teeswater.
CHANGE IN ,LI RARY, HOURS'
Owing to the c d
ent suffered
by
the Librarian
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Miss Lou 'Treleaven,
the library willn t' be: open, on
0
day...and hursday..-afternoons:-Open-
Saturday riiglita and Sat.:Or:is!
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MURDIE—WOODS. •
• A' pretty 'autumn:Wedding was' sol-
emnized' at the home' Of' Mr: and Mrs.
Rubinson. Woods, • *Oki -.their' elder
daughter,, Mabel Lsyen Was
as united,
in' marriage to, Mr..� iexander.ISuther-
land . Murdie, son: of .Mr. .and: Mrs:
Wm. Murdie, Lucknow;
To the' strains of 'the Bridal chorus
from Lohengitn played by • Miss
Florence •' M cllvride Of Durban the
bride entered the living room on the
arm of her father and took :. lies
'place 'in front .of, a• bank. of .autunin
leaves. and : flowers: mere• the ',wedding
ce ony was .performed
C. :Wilkinson.
The 'bride was beeomin 1 at 'red
ted
in•`
a white esatin"o
gown:Made wn d
g
e.o . r
n
a�
cess lined.` Her veil : of. embroidered
net was caught in' nap ; sty with
style
orange : blooms. She; carried a '`.bou
suet of Pernet roses and. til of -.the-
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al➢e. '
Y: Her aster, , Mu<s :Irene .Woods
of •Waterloo, • was ;bridesmaid, re ae`
.d,sd
in a:. grateful gown of pink;corded:
with cape effect and trimmed
With •'Kohnsky fur.. `Her bouquet was
butterfly roses and' flowers: The
e.room- was . support by •bis:pbrother;
.Kenneth •Murdie; of Lucknow,
After the' ceremony a dainty lun-
cheon y
cheon::was' served in the dining -room
which was prettilq decorated: with
:-Pic', and'�•w `streamers and bells
The table attendants' were the im-
r-' ediate friends of;the bride
after the luncheon the "happy
couple -left on a . short .motor trip
the bride being attired in'a blue'
travelling snit wctlt4__matching ,. acces-
sories. On their retnrnethey will "take)
'gyp iresidence in. Toronto.
'DANCES: NOT POPULAR'
Where dances, haye .becoMe of
attraCtion,i'aitcept en very special •oc-
not;',.. reduced, for Most danceS .te 25c;
id in Man*
ondesboro
milet wedding was solemnited at
led 'Church" manse on Satur-
and Mr. ;Harry Durnin
•Incl the late Mrs. Dirrnin. They 'mere
Attended by the Pride's sis,ter, 'Mrs.
Flail. daunt. and. Me Gaunt
,Niaon Plowman
if not •a /losing proposition.
A dance - under auspices of.
Bas ball Club was held on iday
e\
night, with Music by Carr's pular
band, b t, with counter attractiom
at several other points in the district
the Club has jus(gone farther in the
"red". The net proceeds. amounted: tc
he
something .like • 51345 whith was: .
little more than half ibe Orchestre parsonage.. Goderia. .Thoisday,
fee, without considering other, ex-,
Se te be 27th Rev •• P Lane
penSSS. , united in marriage, Della Irene
On Monday eveningLkne Fire ?}plowman, danghter,...w..mr..._and mr.x.
Bail"Cluti. The receipts -Monday, night
dance' end fared even w -arse' than the hnd Isaac Nixon, of Ashfield. , •
were abmit $9.041. Arthur's orchestra
While ;both, yenturea resulted in
hig • deficits, .yet ',those, in attendanee
the Smallness of nundiers were More
like house parties, coMPosed chiefly'
of legal People.
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BORiki
her .29th. te Mr, and Mrs: 'Albert Tay-
, ihe Towner(
ber to ykr. and :Mrs. Albert Oskin••!
ahd ten: Lthdlai (hoe,
DIED IN WAWANOS/1.•
dtiiliet, 5th, ThOnitia`lieddly, aged' 12
Years, .the Inneral volis 'held
Arranging Lacknoti-routh ,Series
On Thanksgiving Dan Southamp-
ton Were handed their secrind straight
ell ltd Bridge
Matters" Before: CoQnci
Negotiations are proceeding
tvteen''the Canada Surety CO• and. the
Village Council , pertaining to. the
`guarantee° covering' the Water supply::
fes.. the. new ;well. The, well flow,has
dropped from 140,-Velbns'.a minute:
to•. about 100 gallons a minute.. A
special meeting of Council was -held
on Friday night, when the Matter was
thoroughly discushed and the matter
laid ov; Co:
-a reply from the
Sueet Co. • re
y ga�rding the Councils.
decision. • . .
At, the regular October session The
question .ef -a... next. bridge 't •~repiaace:
the damaged frame structure be e
Joynt°s evaporator' and Anderson's
flax null, was' discussed hut no action:
taken' other than ' the:.clerk was ad
�Md'to secure inforneation, regarding
the cost of : a 40' and 50 foot steel
girder : and •it same' was. ;.available,
what date delivery'.,, could • be inAade if
The • Citizens' Batd was made a
three months' .grant 'of:. $50,: payable
t16., '=16 qd $18. ; •. • '1'
A petition . signed: 'by Mr. Mct ah,
Mrs.. Kinnon, Mr: Whitleyn
and Mrs.
Lockhart r q este C cil' to open
the drain' north of Phillip `Stewart's.
or: build--a--news one -to -prevent a " .-
�rp-
currence ' of :'water 'damage as pre-
viously` ex erienced. " Council , p...,: _ . cd looked.
the drain' over on 'Saturday but re.,
served.' their ;decision in :the matter
and it is possible an:englneer may be
Y.
called to inspect ;the situation..
LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES
CONVERT VICTORY: BONDS
O 5
• Code '.c
h
--Sales
r�4, of :'the :Dominion';
of Canada re undin loan of , . g„ have .been.
"swelled by =140,000: as a result oft
joint' action -taken by the, townships
of`Europ and Ashfield and: the` towns
n
ne .
LK
ineard and e `
God ridi p
These
municipalities have agreed`to convert
6135, 000 1934' Victory ,. , Y ry bonds, held.by
•
Toronto General: Trust' . Corporation
P,
_ or.. n o ors of -the `defunct West
Shore 'Electric: Railway,'which will
purchase' approximately *140,000, 334•
per' cent bonds. due in 1949. If these.,
bonds are not` available the money
will be invested .vin tie :21, per 'Cent'
bonds due in'' 1939.:
ALSO ATTENDED .
SCHOOL AT St, HELENS
kr„ John Welib:' of Puluth, is not
the .onlY survivor Who attended the
original', log school It .St; Helens; we
learned'. thii week.. 'We received a
letter from' ,31r., Jell* .Sinith., of
Osage;' Seek.. who tells. is he attend-
ed this school:when he Was a 4gittle
fellow'' and will, never forget the
plink seata, set on' blecks, without
hacks aid With no desks. , AnOther
thinehe-Will-reirie'riibir was the num.':
emus pin jabs he received, from t
boy who . sat behind and wh9
eventually was tlounced for his
Mr*: Smith died' about six years
Viet& are ether's who at-'
tended sehool• st: Helens,. many
Years' ago .and could; tell some inter-;
anting storie ,Which *add. he
pleased to receke.:
4 It
TAI ,RATE
tenni won This With the CountY rate a 'fractiOn of
Ship Conneil has: succeeded in Whitt-
ling the To*iiship rate down .2 'Milli
'The SaMe afternoon i'eneteng it,y-44 fair rate reduced Over half a
ted Meaford•bY a to g Score. ,Pene- Mill frOm .last year,. '
tang wet leading going into •the 'TeX stat9theets are bekng printed
lipe started a rally that inetted :the arid thiS year*s statenient as coiw
count.. Patetang, the bases '14 pare te brat, year's f011owat
the lat of the 2th lost ' :1983 1634
'series. Went five Ineteaff of ' three
ngiann:s.%cf:tti'lnoTativy:detti.e%firgeier
failed to boo a tle score. ;
Artengenients Were `underway Vioit;
Tieoce Of the Malt Olin
"TOWnithip ',rate 2 21 124
;General :Sehed ;Ate,
taxes Mimi' •Paid Py December
15th, lietWeeti4 that. date' and Janottry
154.h. .wilhe added. boring tbo
6itowing, month t%,, )30 itotd,
Ifitirmeht. vho Augastirio 1"101014 1460:1111g dlixkito WAS It't•i6W11.,,501, 'Amin Moefi'14,. 4110 tikes
The Bread
'of ':Health
e .Bread'
of Health
@UALITY' AND SERYJCE; • OUR; MOTTO'
aturdaySpecials-.
DA SANDWICHI3S:-, + ,BASPBERRY •TARTLETS,
JELL ROLLS CHELSEA ;BUNS; •
DOUG UTl; STEA. ,BiSCU S'
LAYER C .. ICE R r
D OLLS ,
OUR WHOLE WHEAT BREAD IS 1O0%
Q90 WHOLE WHEAT •
DELICIOUS AND HEALTHFUL ' `
OLLY
AN S Q.UALL'rY .BAKERY
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Lucknow
MANY HAVE ALWAYS
- 7 EEDEi AIR IN SEEING
Many- who. have given their
e r
eyes scarcely a: thought have all
their', lives needed aid in 'seeing;
' In: • youth they'. didn't believeit
because they saw :weIL At 40
they are •in/doubt. At. ,i'ti `
&y are
forced ' to secure ' help Much
,wiser to have this important
matter attended,to• before multi;
DEMAND it;.
Prominent
Merchant
•: Pass �...�- -
es Suddenly
Death, Of Mr. AR. Finlayson Folbw-
in....Brie
Brief Illness 6, s 0ecnrred�•on Sat-
urday Prominent In -Business Life
e
Here Almost. Twenty- Years
A sudden sorrova Wa'
s cast upon 'th
village : and district when it was
learned• that- Mr: A. R. Finlayson F F,c Jayson hada:
passed , away on.;'Saturday, • afternoon.
Drink ' Fl: Its rel
Forth; Youth
. Problem •
Says' Dry John Coburn In Concluding
Address , .Of Suppessfill' 'Young
:Peoples Rally .in Lucknow
On • Thursday last the Brice ` Youn
g'
aeo,ple's, 'Union^'met. for their annual,.'
::`ally in ' Luc now 'United Church- . The
'Pening exercises•of 'the Rall y took
the . form of a'; Worship Service • led
`?y the :Belmore Y. P. S
.. The theme
.vaa'Conservation'»the theme of the
Youn Peo'' -
g plc s .Socio for
tY� this• year.
(lex mitli resid • •n •
► president e t of the .Luc : •
.,-.Luck-
low
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low oci
S sty ;extended ''greetings
the chfir -
ch and the'local Young; Peopla
• ias. A.. Little, • Teeswater President,
then took the chair. Following the•
P e appointments of.,the. Banner Commit:
tee • and the Nominatin Committee,
� mittee,
Mr Reg:' Moore, Teeswater,. spoke
,..:of :.-
,the necessity :of' leadership training
i a
F o
nl s n
s illness Hess .an •
d •woe
d o
f
f hi u
oda e
mn
to
1 aim
is n .Christian
per-.:
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Pew -there were that,. knew of Mr. in the:young Pen e's,
g work.
. , Pl "Our
death came as a distinct shock.
Mr. Finlayson ..had, been.ill for
abouta Week, but was'making fav-: functions
orable progress frnin' a threatened 1:
attack of 'pneumonia, when on Friday 'b
evening developing . complications ;
made. his condition n cho
d n soddenly. quite •;t
serious and within .a fete •hours' he
son in a Christian. ' society and -hence
we must gain a knowledge;of tate
t is our duty to train our hearts to
e in harmony with Christ," he said..
roam The Departmental Discussion
had• .passed. away, when his reniark 'groups s follow
able resistance; �►LnFL._.7 t�.•_t_,..�: P �• Christian : FeMow-
m ship, Christian Ci "renship; Literacy;: •
� • �yssz
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naty""...fte
nand Leader-
,
edhi''
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m-on—thi ip training: led by conveners. ' •
After ' an hour's • discu sion the
young people reassembled to hear. an
address' ;.by Rev.. J... W. 'Schofield,
Hamilton Conference President.'' The ; •
subject of Rev. Schofield's -talk- was
Y"Young People and the Church. "The • ..
outh are organized within the church
because 'they are freer to : accept
young' people's . ideals rather. than
those of `their elders'and.because :the
In his paising Lucknow loses a re-.
spected resident who for ipmerds ft;
twenty yeari has , been prominent in
the. businesS life et the _Village; 'hny-
and-Rour and_feed 'business in :the
stand occupied, previously to his
e°elleg c -by William
•
nd
as.
ts
at
at
,Stolines; produce Merchant. •
born. near Lochakb, sixty7four Yea
azo„. He' receiYed his . education
high sch94 anti is a irking men co
ducted.' a ',general. store , business
Lothalsh; .which he, disposed , of afte
coining to Lucknowt ta Mr. Jim !If
Kendrick his itephew, and .riew
7 -Throughout. his', lifetime, Mr.' Fin
laysen has been a faithful and active
• Mr. Fidayson ii survived by MS
of. LOChalsh," four sena, RoY, Clerk.
iers, ,liristirie and :Anna,' au at home
ex.Cept • Clarke, • 4h9: thit, fill cam-.
'naked a course it Toronto .Tiniver+
shortly ,before father .pitSed
and; Din
daughters,. 'Mit. r !Terry: Meek 'Arid
ftehOeiliOni
itatbeson,!and 4.6s.
and son, Moit: .140 itt0t4
tlitsley,t, oft 16s:;:
rnith waist Soon tackle the pirtiblais
tina they' need special , training in • •
thn 'problem of life—how to live to-
gether rightli.When, tile youth .10e 1
eccepted their ideals :they are able, 1...
,to apply them in business. and secial •
life 'ai• tiler take their plaee. thp
werld..' If ,organizitions are only an .
excuse .for' Meeting old ',friends '
a four fold developMent--7physical,
religioUS, sodal. and business. 'toting
strong 'character; to lesin 2.for„: what
they are best fitted; to Serve and . ,
Make religioni practical. If this is
carried On well.lit Meana their mitt
religibus life will he deepened an
With others aniflhe 'will be intro-
duced to the best oLliterature,
'only 'the. Bible,' making life richer and ,
half honr was spent in direeted re-
creation in the 'town hall:, '
*sit 6 o'eloek the company sat dOwil
to a hountiful tripper; prepared. by
the ladies et the church. 'A table was .
reserved for' the, NOrthern Suinater
Scheel stndenit. The tables were
Cleared Miraculously to Oie tune of
"PaSs )he Dishes Were YO'it Are" led
by Reg: Maire, Who also directed a
sing
Atter supper* the yoting people
Went upstairs to hear greefings, from
Other. Presbyteries and conferences,
tfarnilton conference and also gi*e.
a report et the Christian Yeah Cain-
;conioninity0 world.
'Oat interoileial as well as
A
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