The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-10-27, Page 1agr
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OPTTHURSDAY OCTOBER 274%, 1930
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AFTERNOON
AND. EVENING.
'` RINK FOR SALE -Apply to J.
Henderson,Lucknow.
P.
WANTED --Sewing of anr kind,.
Mrs John MacCharles, Lucknow,
' FOR' SALE ,Quebec. coal heater,.
large size. Cheap •for quick sale: Apply
• to. J J.Smith,•R.
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, I. FOR SALE. -Suffolk,, ram Jambs,
the; ideal breed `for crossing for early
maturity; ,also a few Leicester', ewes,
Prices reasonable; John McQuillin &
Sons, R. 1, Lucknow Ont.
AUCTION SALE ---40 head of year
• ling` and two-year4old Reef cattle, all.
home bred, pt South Line, Kincardine
Twp., on Monday October, 31st. ` Wil-
bert Sheave,
il•bert'Sheave, Prop; Matt .Gaynor; Auc::
FOR ,SALE—Cheap, .10g/bite , ' 'baby
sleigh; Windsor •style '.:walnut hig,Iii
' chair, with'reinovable alumi
.num tray,
in best condition;' also: guitar., Apply
at .Sentinel Office.,
AUCTION SALE=of farm, farm
stock and mid implements,, Con. 11, 'West
• ' Wawanosh,'.3 miles east (if. St.: Helen".
,on Friday, October'.28.. See bills for
list and terms.. Mrs. Henrietta Havefl
Prop:; Matt Garter, Auc..•
4HOUSE FOR SALE—Brick: house;
reconditioned, ; in, Al ..condition,,: good
;frame barn, 2i/a : acres, rich soil, hard
'and soft water, hydro, Outskirts of.
' village, township taxes: Apply, to Mel.:
Reed, 57 Glenholme ` Ave., Toronto, er
to W. P Reed; Lucknow.
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COMING EVENTS
MASQUERADE, DANCE•..
Twcn Hail;. Lucknow, • Monday Oct-
ober 31st',;' finder ' Fire Company
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auspices. ': prizes, ' first ` and; second;•
prize for Comic and Fancy Lady,'and
Comic, and Fancy Gent, 4 cwt. of 'flour
and 4, 20' pound 'bags of 'sugar;;; Mc.
Cartney's Orchestra. Admission, •gents
in costume' ;'25e; not in costume; 35c..
All .ladies, •25c. `
DANCE AT :'HOLYROOD
Hallowe'en" .Masquerade, dance, , in
llolyrood Hall. Friday October' 28th;
C 'K N X Hillbillies. Prizes for fancy:
,dressed lady and: gent, comic lady and
'gent: and• --.comic couple of school:' age..
children. Admission Gents :25c Ladies.
PARAMOUNT .DANCE'
,Special Hallowe'en Masquerade
dance at Paramount. Hall, .on Friday
October_28th. Four prizes -fancy,
and - manic for ladies '.and gents
Music by Mckenzie's Orchestra: • Gen-
eral Admission 25c..' Door
Dressed Turkey: ,Turkey. .•
LEGION -CRUNCH. PARADE,
Canadian Legion, 180,' Wingham
will hold a church parade to •St. Pet-
er's Anglican ' Church; Lucknow,: Sung
:day evening, November 6th at 7 p. m•.
All . veterans are welcome:.to join the
parade and: areto meet at the Arena
, at 6.30 o'clock.', t ,
• HOT, FOWL SUPPER
,Hot fowl supper''' at Kinloss United
Church on Tuesday next, • November
lst. Supper served 6 to 8 o'clock. Good
program. Rev. Turnbull will; give' a
talk on ."At'.Randem on a Tandem."
Admission 40c and 25c•
Westinghouse
'General Electric
'De Forest Crosley'
Phlco
•R C. A.4 Victor
Spartan.
See 'these ' dependable .1939'.
Radios on 'display' in popular
priced mantel models. Prices
start at; only"':•:$29.95 for. the
Five Tube ,.Pliilco ' Superheter-
odyne with ,1?,ntode Audio Sirs -
tem, and Clear Tone{ Electro -
Dynamic • Spealer. If, You can't
afford •:MARCONI QUALITY
'RADIO now' buy one of these
`low -price Mantel Models and
• be allowed full • purchase price
when you switch to MARCONI
NiONIuW 1938 SPARTON
Battery Radio ' • in Original
Sealed carton: Reg price $39.95
TO SACRT1ICE $
25
C. Stewart
`ItAD10r'SALES
MAILING LIST. ,CORRECTED
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rectedup to the, first., of the'' week, ,and
those. who have paid theirsubscript-
ion .during .the past several weeks,
should take special note of their,•ad-
dress label, to see' if proper credit has.
been•:given. •
Again we ask' those inarrears, or
whose subscription is now due • to give
this matter your early , attention. In
plain words, "we need the, mon"ey,"
and prompt payment -of subscriptions
is imperative .and 'as: 'well encourag-
ing, in our 'effor'ts to give you an in-
teresting weekly paler,
TOOK PART IN) ••,
•ANNIVERSARY ,SERVICES
Rev. --C. H: MacDonald was :' in
Thame'sville . '.on ,Sunday, conducting
anniversary services. ' •'kr. Cameron.,
Geddes,., :accompanied Mr. MacDonald
and was,,thegu'est soloist at both ser-
vices;'
Mr. Ronald :Davidson, :student ` of
Knox 'College,. conducted the., services
here, yin Mr.'MacDonald's absence. •
'REMEMBER. the ;.monster::. bazaar'
Town Hall, Lucknow -this' •;Friday;
afternoon and evening. Tea ,Served.
,Gifts, - baking,;; candy,'' fancy work
booths, :etc;, Under; auspices United.
Church W. 'A.
MEET I NG
Members of the , Dungannon 'Branch
of the Women's'.. Institute were guests
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of the:; local ;.branch at their '.October
meeting ; on Friday in, the Town
There •was.' an attendance:. of seventy-
two ladies
Plans' were made for the -Annual
Remembrance Day' Service and 'Mrs.
C. Thompson and Mrs. d.—Aitchison
ppointed• a committee 'to: -make nee=
essary arrangements. A splendid re-
port, of the :district : convention at -
Listowel •.was'' given by 'Mrs. Horace'
Aitchison:, The motto,: `•'To: have a
friend,, be• one"; was taken by Miss•-
Hazel •;:Webster: •
• Mrs. L Ivers, president of ;the Dun-
gannon Society thentook char.ge when,
the following progrear was given:
Chorus • by the Dningannon ` ladies
recitation, Billie Stewart; duet, Mrs.
Davidson;'and: Mi s', Jones,• and read-
ings by -Mr s ''Charles: Alton and Mr's:
B. Roach:
• The *directors, Mrs Henderson and
.Mrs. Huston c.onducted'a'niusieal con-
test. Lunch was .served in, the Counci
Room.. -Mrs.: Davidson. expressed the=
thanks of .the::•Dungannon Branch,
with Mrs. W. 13.'•Anilerson, local,;pres-
;►dent, replying: '
FRIDAY 'CONCERT`
MUCH i ENJOYED
Alice Dunbar and supportingartists,
who • reappeared ,here on Friday night
under auspices'' of the local branch of
the Women's Institute, were again
well 'received by a large audience.
Cameron .Geddes, who introduced
the• members of the, concert company,.
reviewed several of the outstanding;
civic and , benevolent accomplishments
of the Institute, pointing out 'the
worthiness of ,patronizing all. their
undertakings.
Alice Dunbar is , herself a comedian
of" unusual. type, but who' never fails'
to draw a„big laugh With her 1arcial
skits.end monologues. Gladys Cornell,.
an; outstanding contralto, and one :of
the few Canadian lady singers, in the
Coronation,” Choir last .year, 'delight'ed:
the audience:
Jean Allison' and Ha. Stratton, two
twelve -year-old lassies, were' popular
,with a:variety ' of :dances .and, songs.
But :it remainedn
':with Sony. Brether-
ton to stealthe show. This •"little dart
ling" as the ladies would say had a
charmingly sweet Voice and was Com-
,
•plete master • of the accordion, . alinost
as big as himself. He was but eleven
years old Ando seemed'' to enjoy'-per-
forming
njoy per -forming as much( as the crowd de-
lighted to '.hear and see him.
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own business. Get financial, Independ=
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Products sell on :sight, Repeat business'
sure ' Start earning NOW. `Without.
obligation ask " for catalogue and
prir'es: FAaMit,l4c 'CO.570 St. Clear.•
ent, Montreal.- 1
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•ME CARETAKER
a POST OFFICE
Hick . McQuaig , Received, Official.
pointment FridayF Building:":,Cont=
plete—Interior Fittings Have: • Yet
To **Installed •
Gladstone: ( Dick): ' McQuaig has been
appointed (caretaker of I.ucknow's'
new Post Oflice.'Official word of the
appointment was received Friday, and.
the .following day Dick 'was given the.
keys to take ehar'gge of the building
with, instructions to' keep heat in the
building: for drying purposes.'
The building was completed last
week .and,is in readiness. for the in-
stailing of the interior fixtures., The
`Inspector ''states 'that this is among.
the finest of small post offices the
Depar tmeet has 'built: The. grounds
Were levelled '.sometime ago and seed-
ed down:; A good catch of grass is in:
evidence: This is 'riot protected how
ever and adults, as Well as • children,
should exercise care to "keep off the`
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The contract' for the interior fitt
ings was recently let•to,'the Canadian.
Office and . :School' ' Furniture Co. of
Preston. The price was. $851. The 'fitt-
ings will .; probablynot be completely
installed,"for a month or more.,
Is' Seriously Ill
''• MiSs Flora Webster, 'daughter. of
Mi•. and' Mrs., Richard "Webster, has
for 'the past weekbeen seriously ill•
at her home •here. Flora, ,who; observed
her 21st birthday last 'week;. has'been
i11 andconfined to• bed. practically
continuously for;
almost, two and `a
half years,' with.: phlebitis and:;devel
opments'from this ,trouble: He `sister,
'Mrs: C., M.• Johnston of 'Sarnia, is with.
her foi a part of this week'.ai d on
Suiiday tier brother' Charlie was . up.
from, Toronto
WEDDING . BELLS
�.• COLLINS—KURT
A quiet wedding Was solemnized
by Rev 7 ,,:W ; Cosens, of Mt. Forest,
at the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. ' 'and..'.Mrs. • Chas. ..Burt, Kinloss
Township, ';when; .their daughter,. Ed-
ith Merle, became , the • bride of ;:All-'.
ison 'Shew•felt Collins; son'of Mr. W.
G. • Collins ,andthe, late Mrs. Coilins,
Kincardine, Township
The bride•, given in marriage by;
her father; wore •fushia, .velvet ,with;
black ;suede shoes.;'They Were unat-
tended: After a wedding dinner served
to immediate relatives,; the 4iatppy
couple .left for Toronto and Niagara,
the 'ride wearing a paris_sand crepe..
dress, sienna ,.coat,; with: persian fur
trim and :black accessories. On their
return Mr: (;and Mrs ',Collins will re-
side on the gloom s: farm, Concession
5, Kincardine.
"WOLVES",•..STILI: ACTIVE'
That the • - Kinloss "wolves" have
.now 'spread their activities south-
ward' is indicated• by attacks on sheep
owned by ;Alex McLeod ::and • Peter
McKinnonon the l seemed concession
A dispatch froth •Teeswater states
that three marauders .attacked a. flock.
of sheep on the 'farm of Joseph` Con-
ley midway. between Tee§water• and
Holyrood. The pack ,w.as ',sighted by
Len- Conley as he.' was :going back
in the fields to,plow and the invaders
were frightened off before 'attacking
one'sheep which had been molested
to the pointof exhaustion. • A party
of hunters later tried to' run down
this, 'pack • without 'success.•
From Lucknow. a report in the 'Bea-
Coif` Herald .statesthat wolves .took
four,. turkeys froni the farm. of :Don-
•a1d ,McKenzie in Ashfield,: who heard
the commotion and' reached the ,barn-
Yard in' time to see. the. }solves leav-
ing.
Places :Third' In Contest - r
Ross: Henderson,.' within score' ,of
8.64 points out of a possip1e1000,`plac-
ed third ' among boys entered in the
Ripley Calf'.Club epinpetition. Awards
were based on the ?eti1f; showmanship,
care' and feeding, reports of ineet►ngs.
and questions.
Card of Thanks
The €ainily of the irate Mr. ,Georg
:`Mnli!olni• •wish to gratefully acknow-
ledge the kindness'and sympathy
tended thein by friends and nelib-
Meat.,
oent` at the time' Of tier bereave
. • C TAYLOR .PASSES,
As we prepare to go to press. on
Wednesday afternoon we learn' of the
passing;, Of Mr D.••C. Taylor; ran es
teemed and• longtime. resident of this,
village. , His ::death - :occurred ' about
three o'clock Wednesday;. afternoon,.
and 'funeral erriingeinents •have • not
been made as we 'go to . press.
HALF •
' *HOLIDAYS END
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To -day (Thursday) brings the sum -
tar half-holidy season to a close,
and commencing next week, business:
places „'will remain• open each Thui:s
day afternoon, `and close on. Wednes-
day t Venings..
RECOGNIZE: •'LONG .
CHURCH` 'SERVICE
Presentation :Made To. Dr. 'And Mrs:
•G.,` A. Newton Friday' Evening Who
As Recording Steward And Church
•' Organist Rave ' Given' .Many ' Years:
Of -Service •In • The Methodist And
• United •Church
On Friday night officials of the Un-
ited: Church,. visited the home 'of Dr..'
and Mrs. G. A. Newton to. piesent
thein with a• liberal; purse .Of • money,
the 'gift of the congregation,, in Z::e
Cognition .of ` a long period of service
rendered the chareli'-by •both the Dec
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tor and'Mrs. Newton:'•
Until;` ill .health4equired'him to re_
linquish the duties, .Dr. Newton'. had
forforty years served as recording
steward of'the Methodist and later
United. Church.. , Ile has now regained`
a fair m'easure`•of healtli,••,permitting
him to• be down street , and to again
attend the ;church.where•he. has faith.••.
fully. and :regularly . worshipped , and
served diirmg a long period,•ef resid-.
ence in the village , ,
` Mrs.• .Newton: =