The Lucknow Sentinel, 1939-01-19, Page 44,4
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411*,' S. • Brush roomed to VannL..
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on SaPardaY last tilre- °R.obt,'
..A-vdrew ac.g9te.Panled.herto Virindser
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and visited itt,Petroit oree 93,e -melt-
einA. : •
IThe y,..t.s.,,met 194 Week at the
with a :good attendance. The 'Pres, tome 0 Mr : !to Ito. W. T. Gardner
Chas Aderson led the,.meeting Miss
'Ellin 'Andrew *even splendid MA
• After the Meeting a tiociel how was'
lir, Sidney Gardner spentthe leek -
end with Leeburrt and Port Albeit
, . .
• friends.
114r. '.Anaon. 'FifilaYs. 0 f Lueletiovi,
Y".
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. • 101palkieke Mafe
ekine•sPent Wedneiday P.M. with
Mr. and titre.' Fred Anderson, • '
Tim reitonthly cineetinfi Pt the • Zifielf
W.31.$, ayes held at the home of Mr.
end :Mrs. WM. Ritchie on Thursday
last. The Feb: Meeting will' be held
at the Inane Of*I4r,. and MP% Wm.'
0. .Minter.'
Mr,. Masai MCAllieter of St., Aug-
ustine visited on Monday. With Mr. and.
Mrs. Rieherd Gardner.'
Vieitors with lax,. ;Mid 'Mut: 'Ws T.:
•Gardner •during the week were Mr.
and Mrs. Joaeph kreenMn and family
Leeburn, kr. and Mts. David me::
Grattan, Chesterand Miss Shiiiey
IVicGrattim of tile. • :
Ur: and Mrs. Ente.st • Johnston ef
`Goditich were •reemit,' visitors:. with
!rand -VIM. 'Ralph Nixon. ,
* Con.grat'italsr..Mrq
Peter Cooke on the arrival: of n babY
• I hey On Monday lint., • • '
'••'The Congregational •tneeting Of the::
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appeintinent was held on MoinlaY
:aliening witha• splendid attendance
• The Young people opened :the meet -
.114 with, the devotional exercises A
ankh appreciated address was given• '
liy* Mr.' Jack Webster' Eldorado,'
Who spoke of the life. and customs of
that. greet Mining centre where Jack
baci spent the pasttinetioritita.,After
-khieh the reports Of the ,various,,de,
partments of the church Were reeeived
and *WA' *ere very encouraging,
The officers of the church and Sunday'
Schriel 'Were eleeted, lunch ' !ming
served* withthe''. soeial our which
followed
: • • • • ' •
4 social evening in the hill on Fri,
la evening' is being arranged - t
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F-lif•E .00T. OF OA
OPPOSE. .PLAN
Cifiemes' Group Gots Editors' Views
• On 912,600.000 Montreal Project,
KENS,
Mss Reath Ramage of Torohto.carne
' home on rildai and Mr.james "Rain-
. age „Trans the West on Menday ewing
• the, serious illness pfscuyler Rams
....age who was, taken to Viringhtem Gen.-
. era! goepital. Friday night Suffering
it** 'an attack Of pneumonia: Latests
reports she* favorable 'progress, to-
ward recovery.
• „Miss Donalda McCharles ot Olivet
magi, week -end guest of her sister,.
Mis Ernest' Gaunt and Mr. Gatint.
Ward has been received. by relative?
here of the death of Mi.* Win, Todd
:taxis on MondaY...Mr.'11`odd R.•Eaier soke on India.
ASHFIali
l'he Mail' couriers are all stiles
again sake the snow has gone away.
Mr, Alex MacLennan's bush is it
very busy Place theie "flays. Me, Mac -
Lenten , had • an, auction sale. stone
tite ago of -bush hats. —
A Well attended meeting of the
„Ftiday at Mt& Collinsten'a, home; at
Preehyteriarr was held Jae).
Kintail. The new•president, Mts. HOW -
es had charge of the meeting. After,
the besiness Part of the meeting was
over M9. 111cWhinney .of Dungannon
spoke for a few minutes after which
. had been ill for some months was o
fOrtnet ••well -know. ,resident of the,
omniunitY._ Rtsfialey. and Tom Todd
3V4 a5?i
'1. ltiflet a'itenlitr-Xrielein end
•- • at fieria Wabiesdey.• •
• The weekly meeting Of the Y.•
.P.0
was. held with. the • president, Dick
• ,Weatherhead in the chair. 'Gordon
read PeriPtor'e lessen. Stor-
ies of early ceetorns of the israeliter
were• read by .Grace Weatherhead
Vera Taylor. The chapter frorn tie
' Study Book "The World In 'Cannel:0
. P'ae taken by Mr. ,GeorgieStueet. A.
tliscuseion on Sunday siterts 'Was led
• hy E;W: RiCe and Mr. Geovge ,steaei
favoored • with a viol& number, with
&fro Stunit, as ecconipanist.
at the artnal meeting otthe United.
• Chnich held last We.ek siilertdid re -
l's shot -tied progress ar every biansh
0,f, the work. p
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•many sttidenti: are there, at
yduenollege?" . ••••
• "Oh:about one ih • ten...". .•
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• --/k4AFEKING'
MtS.. Wd0d3
lire. John Id St.:Helens visited
friends here. Suliclay. • •
Mr. and .Mrs. ,Cliarles • Pearce of
• Bolmesville -spent(- week -end at.
• 'the home ,ef her' ParentatM.r, all('
Mtes 'Thos. Andereon. „
Mt'. Fred Antierioh, Jr., of Lang4-
,eilie'sPent `Suriday with air. and Mre.:
S. ' - •
Wet Violet Sounder; of 1,1.1Pley"
sperit Soncley at her home' • • '-'""7,•
A ntnaher s)f the young 9eoplhaid
e Skating party Moncia
• ' Mr. FL FlOrton's pond..
Mr. Ernest Blake slight ,one day
•at week • London. '
• The Y:P.S. are planning on holdinei
leariselal in the hall Fraley 0Y0
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•-•7stintectentat tiht-sef.."„tke-,Vnde-
Ural last' "Wednesday afternoon.
• Cid attendance present. All !mai
ef the.oast year was gone over in a
tneessfal rnanntsr.
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" We are sem, to ,report the death
ef• Mts. HenrY•Patersort; a highly es-
teemed resident of this crimmunity:
She leaves to Memel her loss two &MS
end two daughters, her aged mother
Egglestone and three brothert
ald: two aisters. The funeral was held
."-IOnday, to' cnniatery and
•Jas lartelY ettesuled. The community
•etends. sympathy to all relitth•eg. -
The Rev. Robt. Barber of Toronto
Pent a few 'days with his 'brother,
't1r.• Wm. Barber,' here;• •
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•Mr: and Mrs. Jaegees anent a day
*.ea.:k.,, mt.. and Mr. Mid)? 1431
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. • a
J. Henderson and sou Tem,
f Wingtern, spent Tuesder afternoon
h Mr. D. •Kennedy.
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The W.M.S. of thle United 'Chttesh
%eld a tea at the home of Mrs C.
•.-oz last ,Priday aiternott, •
Mr; Thomas and -Mr. • Art More
lade a trip to Toronto to see their
• rather, Mr. Wesley alttere who under,
'pent a smioue 'operation in the Hee:,
pita) there.
Mr. „and Mr,s. lee in haagreturn-
Id to their home here toe spending
fekayeks with their on George.
are glarteeseajprt ,Mr. Blake
leek Vi`T.Ii •Tiiiiih-riftpriTeed encr•Vde
o be around- again. ,
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0,ater: "W -ho as done it to
-0 Qt9 Working classes • 1,
. ;Vera:acre "1%0 inventor4 Of alarm
clocks,"
Of• 171. editors,of Canadian weeklal
y
and daily newspapers &Crime Cansd
ho' hare answered a questionnaire
relating to ilia proposed new ,Casiad:
ittre 'National. Railway paSsenger tetz.•
minal in Montreal only 26, furor the
project'. while 140' are definitely •op-
-leased, it is .statea by. Milton .1s Little.
,Fecretary of' the :Citizens' Group for
Railway Action, which sent the cnieirt;
ionnaire.• • • '
‘..,Thus five out of silt are oppeeed."
Said Mr: '"Eighty-bwo pert..
of those' retorning the questionnaire
are against the project to s,pind ,$12,,
ati5,0a0, on a new etittion,!centirities
the • etatetheni from the Citizens'
Groups, "While fifteen „Per cent.' far -
'red it end .three 'per tcente girlie' in-:
definite answers: _ ' • • •
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Prefer Arnion Statiten •
eent of'' the total. nether -in& if „
lconid.iiiefer a union station if nny
is befit; while ilk or 66 per eent.',
were, against any :expenditure .at 111;
at present. Twenti .editore, or about
12 per' cent. those answering, ;tested
• against „union, station and fourteen
'editors,. or 2 per tent., wera
indefin-
ite on',the pint". .
Prince ;Edward Island is the Only
province fret which' no answers were
'received. There were 72y rinaviers from
Ontario editors, 18 ,froin Quebec,
Montreal, .17 from Saskatch-
ewan:. 22 from Aaherta; 14 fromeltrit-
ish COhnithia, four fromNew., Rrnns
wide and five from, Nevi .pcatia.
the great majority of irsistan-
tees,"• •the statentent adds, "the edit -
'era said that likal sentinierit veleta
ae '000 with their Own
e'ditors added •comitient sifiettleir
)Wrii indiestling voryi 'strong ',feeling
"hat the prOpOsed eitpenditure" ie Un -
vise in, the present era cOntinuinz
'•osseS in the' opereten of the gar.,
arnmeht railWaye,"„ ' aid. Mr,. Little.
Quebec Opinion Divideal
• Ot 'nineteen replies ''"iereived front
Viontreal raid the. PireVinta of Quebec,.,
nirie , voted in, favor -of the projet4
And ten agaihst. ottly three
?f the Qtiebee editors Voted against
the tiniot atatieine idea, ten .
•)refet: tptitin qttitiOn arid severs:Vot:
ed againit any • expenditute thiti
•
is etated that the results of tlitS,
atertionnaire end the comenthts° of
•ditors, (identified only es th Pray-,
'nfl,',01 have been fairwarded •to Prime
atiektet King and Hoe. C. b. Howe,
Ministee trat e
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17116)144.Y, "
Mmithere of the two, horiees of
Parliament met., tetray in 'Ottaaaa, for
thelirre; h; 1,13eae,.;:ti,soeuksretf h l-
ait began riiro
limert Which th rrentl
the usual pomp and ceremony and
Lord Tweedsmuir, e in the unusually
ion/ sPelech' from thessThrone, out
lined in brief What Oil; Government
hopes to accomplish in the next few
montli!i,. There is very little entirely
new legislation forecast, but a eon
titillation and expansion of existing
schemes--lazger :national outlays for
Putdie works, more. howling, and varL
ious iconservation projects, which it
is hoped will take, care of the unem-
ployed single Men. Emittaiis was laic
on the new Trade Agreereenta which
will be brought Were Pirlianient fo•
seiticiate, and an increased exitendi-
ture de-T-'ence vnll naltee""'m
order to 'safeguard the country- from
atteck„. lartitimslitrly 1*••• air. 'Consid-
ering the attitude towards prepar-
edness evinced 14 our friends to the
south, this would appear t� be but
ordinary common sense.- Something
new the Proposed Creation of a
Oefellee, kuthreatphaliteng Boepartediplrhiseichshviailli
seeto it
net reap undue profits from war mat,
minis. It is understood 'that this
scheme grew, out Of the Brea Gun
InepritY;'' the Report of the Darie
Comrnis.sion on this 'matter is to be
tabled tomOrrow. • ;
•Mr. Bennett' is no tenger in the
Rouse, a ;great change! He will be
much missed. today his successor
Ron; R. J. :Manion was initalled
.theOffice of Leader of the Conser-
vative telieiteuely avelcomeil[.
by Mr. King who44;iVeM' in,,graec-
ful expression on occasions of this
kind, Three Other meMbers,, two lib-
terala-• and One Conservative ,were also
introduced. The present Government
has a very large •rnajority and 13 in-
tellectually !quipped to meet all cornI
era. ...ong may it wave!
Another mittet of interest the
return of the 'Reionstructionist Par-
ty in its entirety, root and branch,
horse and foot; composed of the 'one
and only lion. 'Ravi. Stevens; to the
'Ceniertratiue fold. The theme song
of the Conservatives will no longer
be -:'`Olt where is my wandering. bov
tonight." This reunion has of tours.'been expected Elia Dr. Manion, Wa:';
:chosen as leader as there -his elvrays
been e tjoee syntaathy ' between' the
Mbs tulioe4rimast;621:-0;,Sifit.6n,
' Alta. =lived this -Week th. %Plait; With
#lends and rehatiVes in. *Oa Parts
•On.d. iselow with her aunts;Mre. Geo.
Irwin .ind. Miss •teli‘ePentWds the
latter 'who not •-onjeying yeti' good
health. ••
invitation dance detorisored by
the Dengenette Badminton cat was••
well attended Wednesday eight of Iasi
week in, the Parish Hall. Myrtle Was"
supplied by MeAtthneti orcheetrasof
Wattles/xi:The ladies, Who Were boat -
eases for, the evening Were Messrs.
'Chas.. AIWA, Billet) McArthur, cot
Blake and J. J. Ryan. ' -.•
Mt. andrMis. M. Unbitten and t%vo
'Children" of Gederich•.sitaited *for :the'
• areeksend with, Mrs., Glady,s ,Rivett.
•
Miss Genevieve, HOMiltett, of Tor::.:
,,Onte hna, been tWO
with le,r3;40:elYts, ,For. -.lea. and Mr&
Hamilton and Other, relatives. •
the weekto vis her uncle, Mr. Lev'
Miss Mary' J. Ids left the first o'
Martiood: Auburn. • •
Mrs t; Wm; Bray is expecting. her
daughter, Mrs. John °Garnies Toe -
'onto' thin Week; Mrs. Bray will return
and spend the remainder of the win-
ter. with her daughter in Toronnie,
, Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Henry and gr.
and Mks. H. McCauley of Flesherton
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mri. Geo.
!Irwin; ' ":
Mister Morris ,Bradford has been
lindisiosed ainte the holidays with al':
,Iattack of tonso/itie. We hope to seer;
see 'him out again. .
The amnia' ccingretWOMI, ting
e.'
of tIT`—'meited cf—hmec was h
day evening with a good.atiendance•
RepOrts of the various: organizations
were given and Showed a good fin-
ancial standing and increased ,fr9ln
last year:
Mr. 'Thos. 4ittrithers was eiected to
,• the Ressite and •Mr."Thos. , Dicicsoe;
retiring Was replaced by Mr. W, A:
Culbert Mr. Burton Roach as treas-
urer, • centinees and tinise' 8e,cted to
they Board of Stewards Weie G.; C
Treleaven, Harvey' A,Iton,sT. Webstet:
and Wm. Stethete.' The Weraen't As
sociatiori .served refreshments at the
„close of the meeting
The Dungannon • Agriculitprel ,Soc-
iety is sponsoring at dance to. he•heid
; in the Parish Hall, Friday night, also
• .This visit a the King and (been to
Canada next May Wasreferre& to and
it has been -suggested' parliament tay
Preregued • bY.
FRIDAY,. JAPLIJARY 13th. I
The short sitting today was ea-
taili0„-isit.,tifihneteeLtes., Mere-
lasit prOrogntiOn. Moving refer
ewe Was made tothe' bite !am Je-
cobs, M.P., who vies love'sl and re-
spected by all WhO . knew. him, and
*hose syear' ,tnuat have •belen
saddened by. the plight of his peo,
ple'ia Europe, and 'Lt. CoLe D. W.
Betuhier, who while he #ever joinea
in debate was, Yet a hutaiark tor his
Oat'.
The ether item Of interest was the
tabling cif the long-awaited Bren Gun
Tncunry RePr!rt. '4 matter` of fact
the only interesting thing: about ft
was the recoMmendation to set
Defence ;Porchaiing -Board, 'Which liar
already," been: decided. ripen by.the
Goieroment. The. report cOmpretely
abeoleet fit* blame Or guilt all oil -
:clads of the Department of .National
Defence erid all and Sundry members
of either House who have .been men-
tioned during. the Inquiry. All other
• m:attets are left -to the discretion of
Parlament •: •"
• BeforiA close would iike 'to refer•
to my sense of los t§ in the detail Of
a. nritherifeold friends in the:riding
during ,,th "past 'few Motiths. Theee
are" not Mourned by their :fit/tiller
al�nabttt aie deeided loss to thP
notheninities in whieh they Heed arta
Which" In many eases they Wad helped
to braidusi, j shell ".miss their •w14;
touncif in '.(taip to coratr cnn out!:
easi that 1 hope 1On ,tt„ Wiser and
better men /0'1111mi-rig kneern them':
•Once- again„rtier 1 Say that 1weI-
.Come adlike and Yee, eritisiste. row
rhY constituents. I like to. get the,
etber.fellow's point. of view so, do net
hes to write roo It any tine
a• concert by the Young People of
the -20th :eon., Ashfield . The musk
to be supPlied bilzwin,'S'-orchestra of
Seiforth. • • ;
Miss •EliZebeth Elliott has beei
quite zil lately and under the doctor':
Care.' Mee. Leslie S.Cheltihas been.
nursing durMg her:Alines& 7
Jno. Durnin St. • ,is visiting re:
salves tin Geiderieh.
Mrs. David Glenn; Who has not bees
well lately was visaed the Matta the
!week by Mr. •and Mrs: Wm, JeckSort.
Ripley 4rs. Glenn returned with then
to spend a vrhile. •
'Mrs Thos. Webster, Reeve of West
WavirahOsh is ,attending County :roust,
81 in Goderkh this 'Week. • •"
Miss Vihla :Tramb Went to 'Blyth
on Monday :to take a household Poe
Rion'' in the home of Dr: H. A. S:
lyIrs. Minnie Jones visited for the
we/els-end with Mri. Arthur Clifton
nein. Lucknow.
1 • ,•.BELFAST
•-Mr. and Mrs, Percy Gialtam and
fainily of Port. Albert visited with
'Mr; and Mtn.' Roy Alton Sateiday.
T.:.21.ierneron•-atiderwent'ar
eseee'etn"11-gaillizkoPP-Itats-a.
Monday,;'*We-•li6;-ivi-Tio-e-ia*::f.e&ko
Mt .' and Mrs Wilfred lieciett
spent: an evening last week with Mi..
and Mrs." Norman Mae.Donale! of Rip -
103'
• Mr. and , Ferguson of
LucknoW • Were Riundkisy 'ilitilmes at
Walter .alton'is,' ,
litra Nelson who /naked her home
with ,,her. *detighter; Mrs: JOhn Mule
lie 'celebrated Nei 87th birthday re'
cep*.
Mie rind Mrs: Bert Alton andsfernily
slaited. with \ Mr: end Mrs. 'Sam More
rison on'Sunday. •
, Mr. and. Mrs. Jas. Hackett oi
now •visited with their. son Wilfred
thia week. .
. Mr. • Lenard Phillips -of St. Helens
hadbeen spending a few; days with
Mr. Hynes Campbell:
LOCHALSH
• ,The members of the.V.P.S• of Of,
AShrield •Presbyterian (Mathora
jled an evening's :skating in the
Lueknow Arens • Teeming „night Foie
lowing, the skating party 'lunch was
served in Johnston's' restairrant to
shopt forty Metter's. •
Mies Isobel MatKencirick Who spent:
the Poet' two weeks at her tine here
left Tuesday for Toronto'.
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'le *Matters whieli interest • ria afl or
About , anything" •tsIse In Whieh yob
Ohini.c. I tnight be of servke;
. 0 LIAISON,
. • M.P. idr BRUCF, t
sgpoys Toss .ONE
AWAY TO WJNGHAM
•Lead 2,1 To Within FLU° *Metes
e.Of End Of, Gime 'When irisitere
RunIn TYing And Whining.
e,e8ePOYs . Had Better of play 'nay
Missed" Manye Scoring.Chance s To
That F'oint. •
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Close doesn't count and for three
times , in as many starts LuCknew
Switr:olubm"nbyclose 6•been nosed
sco°rilets.La
.t.
Thursday's .getne here 'against Wing.
ham saw th�
sit:2to advantage
visitors grab_ off a 3 to :'*in, thatthe Sepoys tossed away.
after heading a .
until less' than. five Minutes from the
final bell. • ,,
;
•
,The biggest crowd, of ,the .senatra
mai' the Sepoys outplay thevisitors
ain e wide Open. game Ilia the laat
few minutes when the Engles pressed
suteessfully .against .'the .disorgan
ized locals, The Sepoys missed count;
teas chances that .looked like sure
,goals, When right in on the net,. but
its gash that count and the tessit that
gets the most Of them wins it. •
Winghare chained a , gear in the
third, which they said Went through
:a hole in the twine. They insisted
on changing the local , gal umpire.
*Lricknovrtaigued the Winning *cad on
the grounds that:players. were 'piled
inside the treaie and that PleY should
have been called as the puck was
net *ef sight.:
As is always the case,:theie ar-
gnments aertiled' nothing.
Witifiimli"dreavefitst -,t8th
Breit !meting an easy one oare:long
shot from outside the defense in the
flaat Pared.
, Imaknew made if 2 to 1 in the
second on a pair Vit goals by, Art
Ellis. Greer got the aaelst on the
fir,st
one With 'Fisher, and Goer bap
in on the play for the second...
Baker •scored ' the tying' goal ',fel
Wingharn and •Ted Elliott poked in
the *inning goal in a pile up with
less than two minutes to go. Referee
Muir of .,pettferth handed out Seven
aenaities, three to I.aucknow and four
to the 'visitors. •
Winghtnn-e-Goal, LeughsesDefee4,
Mitchell and. Cruickshank; Centre,
.0Elliott; Wings,, Brown' and Bateson
Alt., FOre Paterson, . King, Miller
and 'Raker. , •"
Leeknew—Goal, Ritchie; Defense.
Cameron, MeLeods. Centre; '"Fisher;
Wing* Ellis and Greer;
s.olonson, McKenzie and Mecar-
trier. , • -
'IMENILES
OPENING GAME
Handed Brussels A 6 To "2 !Trimming
last Wednesday In. Opening Game
Of 0.j.H.A. Seliedele. •
Lueknow Juveniles:get off on the
ight foot last Wednesday when ahoy
entertained' the. BruSeels Kids in ilk
spening game of. the 0.J.H.A. &map
lehedule and Proceeded to .admini-
der a 6 tO 2 trienning to the visitors.
Steppihg into eitelt othet like vet-
erans, the. lads put eP a 'brand of
hockey that should start packing !etil
in for these gates.
The first period was drawing to I
eloite before either team scored. Mc.
Letid, husky 17 -year-old •defensernar
foi the locals, scored the. openinfr
'goal,'oilrink-long the, first
.of three'. such displays that • netted
.asmaflygolis, in
i ,
. While Briteseli was a .man short in
the second, period, r•tt
line d41. some 'ganging tat brought
goaL Eedy passed. back to,, Dahmer'
who passed the rubber -up to.:. book
waiting at the bet to bang it in. Mac.
Donald got one of 'there back for till.
visitors When he ; picked the, corne•
on a solo effort. Lecknow's wont)
Hee made it. 2 to I: to end the Period •
•Peterson. shot and John, K. '318Cert
zip picked up the cleared • pack, rr•
heck hand it in. .. .
LuckriOliti'S fourth goal came eerie
in the :third ,period When' a Ilrus.:iel:L
defensentart directed the disc .into hi
ovrh net *while'traing to -clear. Elcloe
„MacLeod netted two in a row on sole
efforts to ,Ont it in the beg,' before
lIndiewood •got, Brussels' second' ane
final goal. • ; ••
11teiti alleiCirn; De'
•fense, Maori' McLeod, Ross. ,liaaebon.1
ild; centre, Johnnie • Dahibee; Wirier
Tack Cook. tiniest Dutton; iska,tie',
tildes, Orland Patetstin, il.' IC. 114.-Keiss
dWy!ds,
Lawlese; Defenac:
eert?,4'il; ndC:;torceidt; ItAters':
netee; Northwood; :Curry, Rutledge
layeanac Coleman s Bell and'
'°• 4ift3e'ree'—:"Elid-u.''13e11, Brussel*:
Ao•re than three hundred fOns Pi
9001i. al% 'Wasted, every year in the..
bettoin of -tea- cups,". sole
.ittniThtg annotnieemtfitelieexPected
0 eatese a 'greet' stir. in .A.hardeon.'
• The Sepoys finally broke: into: the
win cohunn, ktyith• a 4 to 3 vietorY
Palmerston on Tuesday night after'
sixty, minutes Of high •speed, hard fought, puck chasing, that was feat-
ured by the usual argument when -
'.'Fish" Kemp does the bell .ringing,
• in e. gate' in which Luckpow fignreps..
The orguMent came near the 40se
of the second peeled. McLeod dew a
Mee at Ritchie no les,s. thrill three
fer' the Pelmerston sriPrksman,:. Who
•
tunes, wisth tenni 1306ttiat. t)e"°,4111b•-' '
a 'penalty shot, which. ICeinp pet ,•
PaletY anci;Palmeritten was eviatreled• •
•
:bite tor them-ettCh' titnes:a0d: !Omer, "
ston players) taking tures to also '
Who Could hit the net. Ritchie had
te stop only one of••.thelliree shots
the other p5; being wide and high.
In the Meantime Art ..quest-
ioned Kemp as to ashy he „awarded
the penalty phot (s). and he quickly
was banished. Before: the team was at
full strength again, Palmerston • ecor,
ed two goals, to lead: .2 to 1 With -
Barton and Hunt scoring a minute
arleito McLeod arid :Ellis • had put •
the SePois in front early in the sec-
ond period on a passing. attack With .
Ellis getting the cOunter.
Trouble threatened[ as .the _teems
. • ,
nleft the ice' at the end of the'second '
period -htit wite
ifeys: Flamed ice*: the game as •
•
under pretest before the -final torrid
frame got Underway.•• '
•
• ,
, But it wnsn'tneceseary:for the Se-
poys 'outscored Palmerston 3 to j in: •
thisieriod, and held off a five -Matt
peiliere iirty in the last five mintites;.::
While Palmerston fon/44'1)4rd to ,t'le
it„rire , ° • ,
Fisher poked one int; the corner
ef the net at the,:three..mieute .Mark
in the third' to tie , it Up' twe.*11
Marshall clicked at 6 minutei to Put
Palmerston 'en top again, :but Ellis •
got it back within two minutes, and
the Sepoys bloke& it away right
efter when Metier got his second and
winning goal From there 'on the Se-
poys hadftp he good, which' included
Ritchie in thenets, to tern hack the
Palmerston thrusts. • "
Stinke .replated' GipP, the little
Chinese goalie in the-Piilt-er-ts Offifet.
and 'turned in it speetaduler gentel.
• Five. penalties were. handed but
by Kemp. Carneron- got one; the
first in two years, on the first open-
ing rush, for, he Can't tell you whet. :
McLeod and Ellis went off together ,in
.the second: Johnston and Barton. drew
the two Palmerston penalties. '
'.,Lucknow—Goal, Ritchie; defense,
Cameron and..McLeadi.Centre, Maher;
-,
Wings, Ellis and Greer; Alt., Thome, ,
son, Solomon; McKenzie, Agnew, and
. Palmerston—Goal, Struke;defense.
Batton and Bo, Johnston; Centre, L.
Johnston; Wings, English, ,Geettler:
Alt., Barton Marshall LaWless„Hutas:r.
and
Referee --Kemp; Listogrel.
Hockey Results •
Winghain at Listowel' (postponed)
tiarrkon at Palmerston (postponed(
Arthur 12; Palmerston 1• • .
Listowel° at Harriston (postponed)e:
WillghaM 3; Lecknow, a
Liekno 41 Bairnoratn ,$ .1
,
Nithhe 9; Ilitirision e' as s
Listowel. 6'; • Wingham 5
Team
Arthur
Listowel
Palmerston
Urine -hit
Lucicnow
ilarriston
Standing
W 1;
2
T.
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0
30. 24
1 3 •
,
1,30.,
2
• PRICE. OF :LAST WAR • , •
'SHOULD. RR WARNIN• G :
..,The. Peace Pl'etige, Neara•-••••orgart*;of.
11ptt•cifist bo4y fonhiletf by the late
Doan • of CantierbutY, .danon '1111I/f.
$)eppard-...WarnSi•. • • • •
heti War Fest.
• "41,434,00o diteet and indirect 1•
death& .•, ••• ,
'"Over 23,0i0,000 wounded: '•
"In the ,rititish, • Empire:
ei1,104;800:•deed.•
4,200,006 ivounded, "*.
' "10;006 wives .bat
41300,000 child* lest fathers.
39,000 :nten reit a
"2,100 ,men , Were totally blinded. •
• --"6,1187. Inert lost their reagens
44,00.0 heearee Opilentie.%."
"42,000, Men "Contracte+ tubeeett1• L
est& •`• .,
--.11241Z,Viiiirect:keiViCe• men :wern left-
lermenently disabled.. *. ,
.ilritnj, wasleft tvith a••,
f 7:000;000,000. pounds. ' •
:"What.. would 'the »tart war ettet.?"': '
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