The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-05-05, Page 8THE L V C1 NOW ;posti 1
Hurting corns, . callouses, bunions,•"Athlete's :Foot," ..
Bainful:; feet,: tired, 'aching, feet, weak; or fallen
arches ..`. all of these, common foot ailments ,
caf!; be -relieved -:quickly. and inexpensively. •
COME IN . AND LET US CHECK' YOUR: FEET` FOR
'F: POOT AILMENTS.' „
AL �'ry'},��yTY SUFFER WITH: SORE
FEET...
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• 'PHONE''85
race Solinty. 'Assodstiou.
Convenes At. Vancouver,
Kinloss Native "Give' Addseas-- C; E."
Davison. Reelected, Honorary Chair -
OPEN' LETrER''°
,To. The, Claims.
Gentlemen:
• The''soullessness .of corporations:
such asyours; is astounding.. Tr -et me.
review: niy ease. lr carry an Accident,
The combined:anneal meeting,;: con- Policy No. in: your company.
cert,; supper, •and, dance Of the Vancou- by the terms ;of *kick .you agreed, to:
ver,; Bruce .County Old Boys.' and Girls' ,pay me, $25.00; a week during such
ttssoc
iation; was held at, the White"=time. as .i was' prevented from, work
Rose:' Hall;• Vancouver, on: April26th, -•Ing because ' of an accident.
about, 150 being ',present. Mr., C. E.
A week ago I .went' round un Sun-
Coinmunity ' da morning* to ins ect a . new house
,s inchair. . Y • � ,.. ,..._.
M.ahon.wa ,:. the.
singing was led by ;Mr, Jno. N. Betts that is being built for me. I climbed
(formerly •of Tara), noted' for his the 'stairs; or rather :the ladder now
Habitant ,readings,. from;w:Dr. ,:Drum located ;where` the stairs will be when
mond.: These• songs to.. popular airs 'the house is finished,anda the :
and- n e ,top
were re.arranged..to bring; up memor-
iea'; of Colpoys Bay, , Southampton,
Walkerton,. Mildmay, Lucknow-,-," and.
other, Bruce County places.
The , treasurer's,report showed a:
small for lst year.,"Mr.`'C 'E.
Davison (Luckngw) was re -e ce ted
Honorary Chairman; Mr. C. E. Mahon
succeed Alex Mitchell (Ripley). The
other.:.afficers__were-all re-elected, ,r
Mr, C. B. ;McKinnon (Kinloss) gae
an address and said that society of brick's,
todaywo a ld,be better off if there: was . i
Y • , •,,Down', the ladder I went. -again; five
in it, more of the'. spirit of friendship. storeys,: mind: you, and untiedthe
•and -:helpfulness -that was -;':shown -am •r - -.the , -,, ,at*
one
ops < •to let barrel 'down. „Thee.
ong. the early settlers of :Bruce. ,11e,' barrel :was ,heavier'" then I' was, and
drew` his •lesons'from boyhood,recoll- before I had. time to,study- the Pro-
ections-of- farmers-of--Kinloss-Town -position I was``; going' -'up the shaft
ship,.but might of course have made with •my speed` increasing eyery min:
Similar' remarks • about any township:
ute.. I : thought �Df. letting • go. of the
or village' of the County. rope, but before I' had decided to•,'lo
The concert programme was . very se I was so high up that' itseemed.
fine and consisted of guitar, cowboy, niore .dangerous.. tolet go thanto
solos" by Miss Myrtle. Borg'; Readings, hang on... So I ;held on.
Miss; Phyllis Phinney; solos b Mrs. ''the
Y y Y Half way'up, elevator shaft,1
WI'. Keillor, Miss: Lila. Saunier:andl• :met tie barrel of bricks ensing:down.
Miss ;; Dudgeon; and piano solos by .The encounter was ',brief , u
Miss'` Hilker. and Miss Ashley.
b
IThe,thanks of the members were ex-
tended,. to the artists: by' E. F.' Odlurii
Lucknow
res meets ;fol owe. andt en .:a
couple . of 'hours, were spent. tripping=
the' light ••fantastic while the few ' who
didn't: dance talked of the old times,
in some part of Bruce Count
floor . I found a Pile • of bricks which.
were. not needed there Feeling. in=.
dustrious, I decided to''renuowe tht•
bricks. In the: elevator•haft; was
rope .and: pulley, and on:one.:'end `of
1p- rontwa�s.�Itrfgl�a.L.uulled e:.
barrel up; to'the tog” and, after walk-
ing down,the. ladder,'fastened, the
rope firmly at the bottom of the
shaft.:•-Then;--I-°climbed •up -the--ladde
again and filled , the ' • barren with.
NOW `OPEN
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GREASING.
CAR WASHING
TIRE REPAIRING
Prompt,' Courteous '„ Service
F
rankcNa
oM LI..
Lucknow
Next to New Royal Hotel
Rossing 'Problem. In Teeswater
•.Teeswater it faace
d ith'.a
house
famine, not having a,habitable dell-
in in the village•that is notoccupied,.
g p d.
Apartments dwellings,
pa to 'a nd old have
peen' remodelled and repaired for suit-
able -living quarters; butt ha e` not re-
lieved the shorta e problem alto
geth=.
er:,
INLOS,S CHILD :HIEICED
'IN FACE BY HORSE
LOCAL andGENERAL:
Mr; and Mrs. 4. K. McLennan• of
Glamis visited Iasi week at•licGre,
gor'a.. ; '
Miss Marjorie Solomon Is out again'..
after:' having her; tonsils and "adenoids'
L'ADIE�S "HAT SPECIAL -.-12 only,
r
clearing at: $1.00 each, Saturday; May
'7th BET3LE ROBERTSON.
Mr. Perry 4 Durnin : has returned
home, front Wingham Hospital, fol
lowing a tonsil operation last:week.
• Keep in mind that ,this, afternoon
(Thursday); Lucknow ,merchants, will
'observe • the: first half holiday of: the
season. ;
NEW • ;CURTAINS ' and Drapery
Materials, ''Tapestry for Upholstery,.
new 'low °prices. THE' 'MARKET
CRE. -
Dr. W. V. Johnston is' in: attendance'
this; Thursday and.:Friday at the Ont-;
ario:.; _Medical. 'Association Convention
in Toronto. . '
The United, Church Sunday School
has prepared a special, Mother's 'Day
rot ram for this ,Sund , t `
o*clock.' There will.be special singing
With :orchestra, and also a, baptismal
service.. . .
removed. •
Showers: And warmth of; the spring'
season is resulting. in a . remarkable
growth. Tuesday; heavy rain accom-
panied an electrical storm, during the
night, when .57 of an ineb of rain was.
recorded.
Anniversary Services`
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'THURSDAY MAY 61'l1,
T TO 'BE
.BEGIILLAT-.:,FORTY: ;A CAN BR ...PRET*, ' -
.. ND FORTIS.
• This Freedom: ''Is ' And .
• O Things � �• �Welco me Change, • Welcome The Range,.
f T gs That. Moat• Beco me Her. This Explains. Why ,Mother
Should Loop Smarter Than Her 'Daughter, We BelieVe • Thab `rt,
save .Got More Of The Things You, Are Sr,+ue. To Spot'. • • •
.� • : FOR: MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS
GLOVES'= -A choice in' Kid„ `En •`lish D eskin;. P`' -
' , g . o .._.., agtex ..,.,:.,,.$1.95,
FINE FABRIC• GLOVES , , ;.... '.... ,., r 69c & Up
STOCKINGS, -Perhaps she ,would like .a few . pair . of , our , New
Holeproof Crepes, Chiffon °.or Service Weight.. Pair •-75c &11.00
HANDKERCHIEFS` - White: andColored_Linen, ,.. , ..15c. &, Up
' SCARF_SNew • fashionable' colors -And white, &'' black , . :$1.00 '
NIGHT 'GOWWNS=Floral,`,Batiste•or,• Cotton Crepe.'S _ecial. ;25'''.
P $i
WAWANOSH,"LAKE" IS
HAVEN:FOE :DUCKS &- GEES?
-,._Quarter of -a mile in from the ninth,
concession of West Wawanosh on a
farm, there is' one " of the strangest
•phenomena of Huron:''County There
are several acres' of; land which, , be='
cause: of its boggy condition' is known
as Mud Laked
' Toa traveller reaching- the top ,of
the :knoll ` the, land seems` to 'suddenly
ver down' to ,a• placid'' expanse:of •inot-
�ionless . water, • surrounded by . trees;
(which, are for the most part soft map-
Anniversary services will be:held'in le; or'birch Walking lose
k g closer . r. the 'ground
lit
t red
sp
LucknowPte
sb ri
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to Church n
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, ,see
pis d
s d e 1" to
„quiver
I • of the worst •of it •cont'nu fit s n y ,qui r and'become'
g and Continued. ed• Sunday May lSth,.when Rev. Profe3s- .insecure in 'Walking. Standing on a:
on my way towards„ the roof. That or Bryden ,of Knox. College will be the,
hummock of :ground you shove a .foot`
is, most of,, me.:went on; kit . my.. epi_ , ..:• i r the -reason
.. .., special anniversary. speaker down to see . .
errnia: clue L l i , _ _
r..: -•''PS., . ' o gins • 86 ret rnetl�''�O"'shk-lciit"g �r.•b`lr• `d' ali�'St;- li
turned to .earth Then.: I Isti�tick the mymud' p with
roof • ,at the :'sam tim -as t b r her Home here `after spendingite wvin- d s up a certain suet
e he art
struck the cellar.'. The s'hoc'[c'"knoclred ter in, Sarnia with tiher' daughter.'Mrs„ ;ion , :'�
Glen Moore:.' Mrs:' `Hod 'ns• accom - The' only way to get, in• close is by•
the' breath out` of me,'and:the bottom• "P' walking out of the •barrel..: ' anted°Mr.• and,.., Mrs: Moore; to the ;vill- . � g • along.•of grans'
' : on , � tufts
, I was heavier than the enjoy,bar- age^ where they spent the week -end,, arid roots:and steadying. oneself on• the
'trunks of, the .tre,.and ;thus approach:
COST 15a"'c: PER DAY TO •rel, andI started' down' the:shaft; •Rev,. C. H. MacDonald'•:newl 1 -
to' `within two,: feet of ,:.the : water:. A
'FEED' , COUNTY •'PRISONERS while the barrel" started up We mAi ected .: Synod °moderator a oke_to the
.:, in the--middle--of-the journe mi Foun -- P o lot -of -'`L p y piece;
ece. a atmosphere hangs over
. Y� b''-" p. , ist6wel---Pr�sby- the"lace •
It co oragain p .For the sae periment�
sts.m . e to feed: a. prisoner in the barrel•u o
., .peer -cut me, poop- terian ,Church `this , 'vasa, as one. • of .
..,. + . :... m . , try. and throw a small log `into the
the year -just completed thaii ,in the: ,ded my solar:plexus, barked my: shins the:'first services of, his new ,once,
water, -or better still .make it stand
•
previous year; according to the'figures .•bruised ;nay and 'skinned .m face: which' i.od
.. , . g .. . ;. 3' y . y, . , i h will -'have many demands upon'
b ':' ' A � right st;the edge of the.'porid, It prod-
.releasedy Governor E .Ferguson .When we .became'. disentangled, I' re-' his time '' during his term:, Mr. '. Mac=
of: Bruce' .Count Jail; The' cost last` sunned my,• journey; downward and the Donald was greeted' b y -lare. con e- :sees an nk a� feeling down see ; thet.
Y � Y g �' slowly sink away •out 'of sight.
ear. a
was 15 cent er. : da barrel. went' higher. y , , . 4'a s P. Y and the .. 1.. gher. ;Soon I was; ht : gations on:, . Sunday, • as he delivered .A o
hied attaining
: intAlthough'wild ducks"end. gee�,e'fre=
previous year it was ,1234cents daily. his :.first` sermons, nce . a i
�. tta ping to .
this • .distinctive , position..
guent„the 'lake, they find ft i safety, as no::hunter dare' try. and'
wade intothe : r .
e t eacherous. mass. .
' There. ,.. Where:
r, have.Deen many cases where.
a .. im i i
n a s• have been trapped and •lost n
i
the lake. -By 'Mac, ;.in•' London : Free
the bottom and.. stopped so• suddenly
': reseace
There Were,peopleJ`more in.''ail last ;that I :lost m , 'remarkable `.
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year'than the previou year, the stat, ;of mmdand Jet go of the .rope.. This,
RaY. Stanley 'infant son of Mr.: and ion revealed,' 166158 as compared to rel released the barrel: which 'liad. reach -
:Mrs. Albert $tanle Hinlesirtowushi. ver- e ,
Y,.. p A age population of the 1a�1 was , d the top of she 'shaft' and: it fell
was .rushed: to .Kincardine ,General 12.33 'as coin aredd'. to9.9. er othe ,five store ` ' `' and
• .. _. , p p. sons .; .• Ys, landed squarely on
Hospital Sunday afternoon,April 24th previous year, while the greatest num- `top' of me, and it landedhard, too.
with:serious. facial injuries'after being ber at One time was 26: compared with . Consider th heartlessness of your:
kicked-by:a colt on his father's fin; -2-2 and the . lowest: number :4' as .corn- company: I, sus fined .five accidents
early::
in tle:aft
ern-o. o
n
Pared 'with ,0
' •
'Within
two minutesOne o- n .my Jour.
Flying hoofs .of the .frightened _By far the greatest numberof in- ney up, the shaft when I metthe, bar••
inialCrashed into thchild'a
face.. 'ma e ' were firs : relo .: bricks s t offenders; the total f The. second. when I'.
knocking •,teeth :from both upper, and 'being:92,.while 37 were second agr,.ess '1 struck the roof. 'The. third. I
Gower -jaws -and tasking a' wide gish
•
ro
c s the chin.' the -pain
a s e .was re-
heved "'an " x-ray '••examination wife'
Presbyterian Y. W. h1'.;
S.
Mrs, Philip Stewart canducted 'the
opening exercises and :''Mass Pearl
Henderson led •in prayer at'the 'meet:..
fi g f h g W men s Missio ,
n
Press.
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MR;"C1 A: 'ItAFELMAN
Representative Of. '.
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ii_LTop. Tailors-
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will be .at our 'store 'with .a. full•.
display of .Suit and ;Top •Coat.
Samples, on
Thursday A
H (
o ,fman
s
S WEAR,. LUCKNOW•
;FANCY • EVERGREEN
Such as are
ed, ,for::.'
.•; decorating your
usr. home pier-
roundingshave just' arrived
ro-.m ''Holland; "_
,Thi'
s is ,.
the finest selection of.
such ; trees ' ever ' offered " in this
part of the country,•
Are now on., exhibition
Geo.
Stewart's
s.
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Greenhouses
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BRUCE
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. 'Phone . 10
5
: o •e Yo Women's
PASTORS EXCHANGE
a, y ,gociety held.: in: .the : rooms 'above:. ;
,PULPITS
. - ON. ANNIVERSARY OCCASION
the Express Office' on Thursday even-
ing :. of . last'week. ` The Bibl : stud
Two
London; •�mmisters, well',known
which was prepared by, Mrs , Wm. .
ors, 15~were-3rd oiato s n -11 vueres -plot-the�e�mp y barrel h o th Porteous, -wa re -his ommunity, exchaYig d_
to-many=in t
s - ad by 1VIis's" `Groh' zi
Old ;.hands at the business •of`breakin •when I struck•'the; bottom.. The fifth ` Pulpits oanniversaryn :the' occasion 'of,,
g ,• .:. , ... . Campbell Mrs . Archie . Patterson- had
the laws. There'. were 8 female imnates when the barrel 'struck .ane. enuee th anniversary Lo Empress Av
chane of .`the 'to ic, and''a solo was ,
made: IJo f , f onus Unite
ractures were ound to last year, while the : revious .ear • Your agent states •that it, was oil I. Agnewc i London sof which
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Mr ...Hor
exist, there •:were 5: one accident, not five and' instead Y s ' ' Rev 'J: A. Agnew, is 'pastor., ' ,
„ _. g e itchison. After
., . , a , hymn, Mrs., • Jas.: Little: gave the .' , :.
The; escape from„' the � the .,. '.e. of recei"i For ibis snvish ar ty . .
Th re ar v n s o
P of a to a a e c 'stop
e t f I borer nt a the rya R •v,
o am g P. t t of e
s on Yin a y
osm ,
.. •,. . •, cl g Prayer, and candy was; served.
b " •D .uncap McTavish conducted
•youngster was , UMW!,: :, lode ae the aw-breakers. for 85 gave that'lis •five :times $25.0 ;. I am only entitle l = the ser
blows inflicted the too vice • whil R A
on p'p;sw were their occupation, .,Only 6 did not have ne accident, at the rate :of • one e ev. gnew took the ser,
net far, from th tem ane Deco atio ins alone: °I . therefo .. vyces in;-Calva ' United Ch r .. �
e Dli• , y . . P n. 32 gave. their business re, request ..you. to Presb ,terns ry u ch, Lon=
Y .n :Gtinld
, cance m . • don'' in whit Rev: 14I'
as agri ,Ituralists 16 commercia 1 , y policy as I have made u , h cTavish imnnnst-
• :. ... � .. , •� � l, �� 8 • :.: .. P The ,meeting . Moeda avenin o ,.
BUYS BLYTH• PAPRR f m mind . tha :. P ors.
emale) domestic, 12 as znecha..mes, Y t I will not be skinned. Y g
ened 'by singing Psalm 86.. The. "scrip
Kenneth Whitmore; : an saeiployee of ,8. as pro essional ineludin salesmen either by a, barrel• or an insurance.
., g • tore .lesson was read . •b ..Evel n
the Clinton News Record for Ili .ear . A � i coin an . Y Y Tay BIBLE : INSTITUT
y , ge Plays little -part m the. crimanaL, . y, ; :. for followed b th ' ,” '" , , , • :'
.. ,. , , • P Y. ours trul Y , e Lord a Prayer. EAT HOME
has ..purchased the Blyth 'Standard;; This: is the a g' si e `: - : '
' , ge-rato:'16-19 Years 15, i g'n►, d) ,, �A SuGkvr•• _
- . $ymn 37.4 was,sung.and the follewin Thea Bibl Yn
from `Mr:,•A. W. Robinson .Ind is 0. : .
iiro 2 4.30,..25=-:29'10,.30-34 21 ,35_ , ,
ro am .: v
, g e, slue will ,hold a
immedia , "hy Arlene social'evening this Frida at. 'cl
P. b'r gi en.. a: set Y 8 0 . ock: `.
to possession. 88 18,, 40--49 21;.50-59 8, 60-69 5, In• sentencing a. youth for drivin : •o
, .. and o � , ..
g' and Nokah Jewitt;:..the;to is .was;tak- •All th s : w
.. , P o e, 1}0 . have attended 'tht
, yer 70, 1.,. Of :the, total 55 •were ' his car ith one hand• ,and hu in : . _ . . i.
• : w!' , . • , • , ; gg gen by.• Gladys MacDonald a ,apo .Bible C1as f
Minister. Chosen marr P . ses or. one night o'r .more
ed, while the . remainder- .100. his girl .with the ,other a Minnesoto•. d
. , • , , .. , . • , .. .. solo by Donald' .Mac. Callum, ,a., violin are' cordiall' hv'ted.
• : e 'tion o ee . , . , . , , . ,. ,.. .. y'
The congr g f T swater :Un- *ere unhindere b ,. ,m ud sai "
d . Y, ar'i'l ties. The• J. ge _„ , d, .A man:needs. both hands s
.. •. , ,,:: : election b ..Dr..Foaler .•,. ,.
- .. , - , . , � , ... . . .: , : , .., ., .. � . • , • and Dr. Lit- On accoun � • of
;ted Church• has chose a , ,, . , � Y .. .., t the. Musical:Festiva •
n • s the :. past, •illiterates numbered 4�, against ,118. to do eith er job. right. r:. .'Ki i • f .:
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d a duet by Roy and .Tom Ait- to, be held; �n Kincardine on Friday;,
ro Rev: R. N.' Stewart, of Ce tralia"'. who"read or'write.` There w' r• o a '
e, an
s e n b chison. H nr:
yin : ,670 was: bun a h . th' Juni
• - • : .,.•. g ., nd t e e , or Bible. Club, will •net meet
Rev.- +Stewart Will take ` char g e of his stainers. Te a ,
,. g , miler tes were.:;..,118• :and Many- :cars •are :�bein'• ', overha' led meetin closed•. b'.:' '
g g Y reP.eating :the Mir-; unfit the fall ..: in '.. Fri
new duties in June. mtemperates al; i day 'Pearl:
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these days . the • traffic officer: Pah.benedic'tion: Henderson:
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MOTORWAYS'
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COMMENCES
FROM
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May �.:
t Y, y 1st 1938
LEA VES• -to Win .gham
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Onto and London dail • .
except ' Sundays :arid
-Holidays, , 7,05' A.M..
SUN.. &:Holy, Only 4:00 P.M:
' TOL-Kincardinnaily ;except
Su'nda a
Ys n Holid
d • ays,
9.20 P.1VL
SUN&ROL: Onl
-Y -10.5 0pin.•
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'FOR FURTHER -I�
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SMITH. ',..
LUCKNOW •
►ere .. Has
Merchandise" Pass
Prices
Bien Some: Ver;
Savings.
.eavy� ' .rt.
Sock. Go4
A►�ree Being Passed.
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