The Lucknow Sentinel, 1935-07-11, Page 1v
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CATTLE TO AMERICAN BUYERS
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FORMER RESIDENT^ HONORED
UPON ATTAINING 70 BIRTHDAY
MacDonal
Macintosh, Bobbie (Honors)
Mackenzie, John K. (Honors)
(Honors)
and-Ewart Taylor SO11 pf Rev-. Kaino, a former pastor
at Dungannon. •
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Men’s arid Boys? Work Clothmgr-
'Strx7~StrawTHWts, Undm’wear;-.Ete7=*
THE MARKET STORE.
(WR' JVHIT'E and WHOLE MEAL BREADS
Cannot be beaten for Quality^ and Nourishment -------;-------------------:---—-----—----
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REN SID|[)ALL DIES .
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the Best
MENS’ WORK
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LUCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY, JULY 11th, 1935
VETERINARY DOCTOR TO
' COMMENCE PRACTISE HERE
Di’.; Kaine*,. .a rtecent graduate of .1 Maidstone, Out.
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12.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE;, $2.50 OTHERWISE
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-VETERINARY BURGEON..... -
W. J. KELLEHER, B.V.Sc.
’Phone 29, Ripley, Ont.
DR. J. E. LITTLE
Dentist *
XhRAY SERVJCE
Office. In^The Johnston Block
- -- • TeIeph0|^ No. 5 ——,
COTTAGE TO RENT—at Kintail.
Beach for July and first half of
August.—Apply to Georgte McDonald
Ripley, R. R. 1.
- BINDER TWINE
We are—now taking orders .for
binder twine, from either members,
. or npn-memberS/ also orders, for
-'^fer-tili'ZerAlf^om.-—■Club“i"';niember'S^-i^on'iy—
for fall trade. Please order' early.—
Joihn Jamieson, Sec’yi
Lucknow Joint ♦ Club.—-------— ■ ....
TENDERS
Tenders -will be received byN the
undersigned up to July 15th, 1935,
for the building of brick\ out-houses
“. at Langside School, S. S. No. 8,
Kinloss, also for the laying of a. ce
ment floO,r in the basement of the
school.j For plans and specifications
apply to—^Foster Moffat Sec’y.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In"' the Matter of the Estate of
George Graham Moffat, late of the
—“4’owhship
of Bruce, ^Farmer, deceased. Notice
is hereby given that all persons hav-
- . ing any claims or demands against
the late George Graham Moffat who
died on or about the Fourth day of
AprirA.D.1935 attheTownshipoi
? Kinloss in the County of Bruce, are
- , xequiredLtoAaehd_by- post^prepaid „or
to deliver td the undersigned, exe
cutors under the Will of the ■ said
George Graham ^Moffat,; their name§
and addresses and- full, particulars
in writing of their claims and state
ments of their accounts. and the
.. nature of jhe securities, if any, held
by them, duly., verified Ly -affidavit.
AnJ. take notice that after the First Jay of August A.D. 1935 the
-said- exeqjtots^-will-proceed- to—dis
tribute the assets of the said de-
——ceased among—-the—persons—entitled-
thereto, having regard-Only \to the
!^^elaims=of^vdtich^he.y^slmlfc777them
have had notice, and that the’’said
executors will pot be liable jfor the
said assets dr any part thereof to
any person of whose claim they
shall not then have received noticb.
This notice is given pursuant to' the Statute \in that .behalf.
Dated at Lucknow^ Ontario,/this
eighth 'day of July,\A.D. 1935.
F. G. Moffat, R. R.3* Teesiwater.
—-W.-J.—Moffatf-ITO-Dcleware-Ave.,
Hamilton, Ont. \ 1 Executors.
Band Makes Good-
Showing At Waterloo
Lucknow In Third Place Just One
Point Behind Fergus Band—Local
Band-Scores More Points Than At
Atty Previous Competions.
For thb ".third, successive year,
Lucknow ..Citizens’ Band ha;s compe
ted «in the . Waterloo Musical Festi
val,^ and each year has maje an, im-
•prove^/ showing as well as, accord
ing to the bandsmen, gained much
helpful experience.
In Saturday’s . competition^ the
"IbbttFVocibty" wAs'tenteF^
in whichvfour bands competed; For
est Boys’ Band won first. with 89
points. Fergqs Citizens’ Band was
second with 83i points; Lucknow Cit
izens’ Band was third with 82 points
and Mount Forest Band fourth with
71 points., In awarding Lucknow 3rd
place, just one point behind the 2nd
place band, the decision was almost
a “toss up”.
The band boys ajjd other inter
ested villagers numbering 40 made
the trip to Waterloo, by Arrow Bus
leaving here early Saturday morn-
.ing.-.Xucknoiw.w „Band„MasTOfh.er. third
Band in Class 4 to take the stand
for the test piece “Diana Overture’!1
by Morris. Twenty-three bandsmeri
under the direction of Bandmaster
Heyworth; who have7-been--faithfully,
practising for this important evbnt,
-rendered1-the -test -piece vvery-credit
tably in the opinion of those in at
tendance at Waterloo.
. While the Band at no time has
placed higher than third .place, yet
each year there have been increases
in points awarded, as evidence that;
the Banld is improving along the
various lines ppp.n which judging is
based. The 82 .points awarded this
-year—-in-7-an—incr-ease^-pf—34^-^-points-
over last year’s performance and
TfiisrS^^;:^fa^s5±^S^BSdrrinT:a'
class that they need not be ashamed
As Well as an interesting compe
tition the' event is a spectacular
musical entertainment* which at
tracts large crowds- annually and
which a heavy hour’s rain on Sat-
urday afternoon failed to . spoil.
TwentY-three bands iook part'Athis;
BRIDGE TENDER LET
The Village- Council in special
session on Tuesday night, received
two tenders for the erecting of the
steel work at the “Carding Mill”
bridge. The lower fender, that of
the Hunter Bridge and Boiler Com
pany of Kincardine was accepted,-
their figure being $175.00. ..
o The building of the ’-abutments has
reached the ppinf, where the. placing
of the steel work will commence
this -week, it'is expected. . / ■
WEDDING BELLS
■ COPELAND—KETCHABAW
The marriage w?is quietly solem
nized "at jStr'Eeter’i^R^
now^ bn Saturday morning,; July 6th,
of Annie Violet, daughter o[f Mrs-
Melinda sKetchabaw, Lucknow, . to
Wilfred Copeland, son of. the late
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Copeland of
Galt.. Following the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Copeland. returned to the
home- of the bride’s mother, where
the wedding dinner was served, af
ter which they left on a short hon
eymoon. On their return. Mr. and
Mrs. Copeland will reside on . the
groom’s farm near Galt.
. . On this occasion,' there was served
at dinner, a sealer of home-grown
peaches, grown and preserved by the
bride’s, grandmother, the late Mrs.
H. Ketehabaw of Tillsonbutg, almost
twenty-rsix years ago.
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"LucknowBoosters" looks
Like Live Organization
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Came Into Being On Friday Night—
Has As Its Purpose The Promotion
Of Civic Projects—Robert Ra^
■■ president. , ’ ,y,\ \
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' An -' organization' known as’ :fliF
Lucknow Boosters, and having a§. its
purpose, • the prqmotionj .of civic, im-.
pi’ovements, came into being., on Fri
day night at a meeting held in Mr.
G. H. Smith’s office, with an atten
dance of (sixteen,
It w{as suggested at . the meeting'
that-this organization lend its sup-
Toi’t;~to'"the""pronibtiPn--of“Su
jects as, the ' equipping' the Pipe
Band, ' the -providing, of .-a women’s
rest room, the construction of a
suitable swimming pool and the en
deavour v toJ bring about better
•lighting of our main street/ ■ *
A subscription . and .membership
committee was appointed a..J . 1-
structed to start work; immediately
on . a drive, with a ■~vi'ew\to canvass-
nng" "every resident' of the village.
’ The first civic undertaking this
organization..is; assuming is thatlpf
as fully as possible, completing the
.equipment required by the newly
.MAKE PRESENTATION
- On Friday Evening, a number; of
the. checker pldvers from the village
and district gathered at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Agnew,,
where during the evening, they ex
tended ‘ best wishes by presenting to
Mrs, Agnew,' a purse of money, in
honour of, their recent marriage.
A very ,pleasant sogial evening
was) spent by engaging in friendly
-g-ames—of—their—favar-ite—-pastimn^
The" eVening, after th*e:/gatheringHiad
partaken of a bounteous and dainty
lffnejF“~“The” Piay:eTsri^wefft“hoTne^
plea^led’ with, the evening sjjentita-;
£ether,. and assured* that the com--
muinity is gaining a fine resident in
the^person of Mrk Agnew.
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organized Pipe Band. A new drum
has been purchased, and side drums
are'required,. as well as certain re---
galia -to . outfit the players.. Upwards'
to at least $100.00 ‘ is needed in this
regard and the new.. officers and sup
porters .of. ..this.L organization... b..es.p.ea.k.
a jiearty- ■ response, . when the_ can
vassing- committees make " their
rounds .of the'village. Such a.society
which, has the welfare of the village-
at heart, .has. been a- long felt nec
essity in Lucknow, and now that it
has .commenced to funetioh, the pub
lic generally would do well to be-
?comFXr<‘Booster”“And^lencl''Tro^^
ative . assistance' whenever- required.
—The^~etectiorr^of- officers—-resd-lted-
as Jfollows: .Honorary Rresidtepts,
John Jbynt,. and the Reeve- of the
Afi-l-lagei--President^ Robc-r-L-Ra^e^-AHc.e..
Pres, and General Manager G. H.
Smith. Sec’y.—TreaS., A. E/cBuswell
Membeyship ahd ■ Subscription vCom
mittee, Cameron .Geddes, J. R.\Mc-
Nab, Wm. Hornell and F. T. Arm
strong,' with power to-.’add to their
-numbers^........ ■' .'.......-
SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS
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Thettread-
of-Healthof Health
\ X QUALITY AND &ERVICE OUR MOTTO
SPECIALS for the WEEK-EHD
" r .\ SHORTCAKE FOR\ STRAWBERRIES
■' LAYER ..CAKES' WITH RASPBERRY- CENTRES.
CREAM PINEAPPLE SPONGES'- ■
■ OATMEAf DATE SQUARES^5' OATMEXl & DATE COOKIES"
* RASPBERRY, PINEAPPLE and MAPLE WALNUT TARTS",
7 / AND A LARGE VARIETY OF COOKIES
.HOLLYMAN’S QUALITY BAK
\ Phone 36 \ Lupknow
PRESENTATION . IS .MAIME .'.
, TO DEPARTING TEACHER
A pleasant time was spent at Sun
set" .Beach re.cen^ly' follcfwing the'
closK of the school term, but ’which
and . in^<v<is_Aot without' twinge ft'of sadness'
^•s, it ymeant ■ the severing of an as-
oeiation’ of .five'years
•' The event was . the community
picnic of S..JS.: No.'1-7,’West Wa-
wanosh, wMcn was largely attended
by hoth parents and pupils in the
section,x. yho gather.ed to present
Miss Ada* Helm, with a pyrex 'caser-.
oie'and a rose bowl in -appreciation.,
of her services as., teacher..in their
.school for the past fiv^ .years-. A
lengthy address, ,\jery complimen
tary . to- ■' the7d7parting^/tseacKe^; 6x-'
...pressed-: ^.incel^e_xe.gr.etsj .^jiix^losingL
Miss. Helm', wbek had beefi- a valued
member, of thg. Community bpth.in
the perform a nc.e\Jf her duties and
in its- social life. .The. address was
read by a former, .pupil,\ Miss Len-
ore' .Stothcrs,' and' the gifts; presented
Tiy - four / of ‘ the" ol der =<-puMlsT-'. ~ =
The. sociable afterno.oX at ^the-
"h^a*eir5vas7”spcn't^m—rri'mO'^sTM'rid;" con--
cluded with the, serving of\ lunch- and
-iee—ere-a-m-.———; ? -7—h——
MENS* urn CALF
MADE OF SOLID LEATHER
THROUGHOUT
at W. J. LITTLE’S
Shoe Store
REV* vMcKElRROLL AT l^NTAIL
Rev. Dr. T.-D’.' L. McKerroll mod
erator of the Presbyterian' Churchy
will conduct a young people’s ser-;
yjee at kintail^Cam^Summer School-
oA’Thursday. . He will spend his
vacation ce.<_ Beach on Lake .
Huron Muring August. On August
..18th, he\ will^visit St. Andrew^ ;
In the matter of the ‘Estate? of
Rose Mary Sherriff, late of the. Township of West Wawanosh—in the
—^County of Huron, Widow; ■ deceased.
Notice is hereby given that .all
persons having any claims or fie-;
' mands against the late Rose Mary
Sherriff, who died* on or about the
fifteenth day of April, A.D.*. 1935,
at the Township of West Wawanosh
in the' County of Huron, are rb-
. quired to send by post prepaid .or to
deliver to the undersigned, Admin
istrator, of the estate of the said
, Rosg Mary Sherriff, their names and
addresses and full particulars in
Writing of their claims' and state
ments of their accounts and the
nature of the securities (if any) held
by them duly verified by affidavit.
. And take notice thjftt' after the
Twenty-seventh day of July A.D.
. 1935. the said Administrator will
proceed to distribute the assets of
the .said deceased >- among * the per-,
sons entitled thereto, having regard
only^tu the claims of which he shall
theR haye had notice and that the
said Administrator- will not be liable\
"for the said assets or any. part
thereof to any person of’whose claim
he shall not then haye received
notice.
This notice is given pursuant to
the statute in that behalf. \ ‘
Dated at LUcknow, Ontario,, this
2nd day of July A.D., 1935.
4 ; Joseph D. Anderson, ■» ’
R. R. 1, Lucknow. Ont? Administrator
\ \V\Jul5r 12th? A^t MtCartney’s'WcW
estra. Gents. 35c; Ladies 5c.. includ
ing taxs----— -* > _
As District Was Visited By The
Hottest Wave Of The Summen
Sunday brought a decided drop
in the temperature and relief from
a four-day heat . wave, \he first oL
any consequence this summer. Al
though the \mer<jpry did not soar to’
a particularly .high fjoint, the ac
companying excessive humidity, re
sulted in an oppressing atmosphere
Official readings, for Wednesday,
Tlffi rsdhy/ Friday and Saturday
were 83, 84, 85 and 87 degrees Jre-
s\»ectively.
’The abnormal humidity made con
ditions ' last week unfavorable
the curing of a bumper hay. crop,
which is being harvested and little-
headway was iMde in. getting the
'crop in. A heavy rain, on" Sunday,
further delayed . haying' operation^
the first; of the week., . ■ „
Sunday’s efrop in temperature fol
lowed a heavy hour’s^' rain which
fell in the district late Saturday
afternoon but which the'village and
immediate community escaped.
Total, rainfall in Jutte was slightly
lesAlth^ fftu^ Wd proofed' to'
^e\Wst an'"average nrtn^i so far as-
moisturo was concerned.
Pjass On Year’s Work, 10 Taking
Honor Standing. —t .
There follows the names of those
candidates-.Jwho have obtained • the
High School Entrance standing, at
Lucknowv centre.
Locally,- Miss MacDonald’s entite
class- of^nineteen - -pupils attained the
required standing. Of the nineteen
pupils,^ 12 were promoted . on their
year’s work, ten of whojtt received
honor standing.
The following list is arranged
alphabetically including those pro
moted
Allan,' Marjorie
Brown, Gertrude \
Burt, "Robert H.
Buswell, Helen
Button/' Russell
Carruthers, Kathleen
Conley, Len \
"Elliott, Orville (Ho\oW)
England, R^th (Honors)
Finlayson, Donald
\Fisher, M^xy. ° ■
Greet, Louise (Honors)
Haldemby,' Harold t E.
Hornell, Jane (Honors)
Johnston, Everette
Johnston, Verna
Jack ."(HonprsF 'M \
' MacDonald HhlVn (honors) '
MacKenzie, John
McDougall, Freda
McNttll, Ray
Nicholson, Isabel
Barker^ Joan
Penrose, Gladys
Reynolds, Mary
Salkeld; Margaret
StewJrt, Bessie (Honors)
Stimson, Donald (Honors)
Treplin, Marion (Honors)
Twamley, Elva (Honors)
Wdbster, James -
Whitby; Evelyn
Seaforth was honored on Thui’Sr
day when" twb former z residente paid;
a short visit to otij., town.v Qpe\ was-
Mrs. Hays, of Lucknow, who onWe-’
cember 23rd next, will celebrate >'hcp' 100th birthday, but . who is as bright
and active, as ariy woman lial^ her
age. The other was Mr. G. S. \Rob-
ertsori, now of the same town, who
•iri 1867 was employed in Mr. Alex
ander Cardno’s bakery. Mr, Robert
son, howeVer, is onl^ 80 years of
age, and he doesn’t even look that.v- Seaforth Expositor. . \
BIG DEMONSTRATION • '
A joint program of -the Summer
Bible Schools of Lucknow, Dungan
non -and Ashfield will be held in the
Lucknow skating -rinjk this Saturday
evening at\8 o’clock to which the
public' is \cordially invited-.\
\ Those, who attended, they)1
shration last .year ha'vc not forgot-
te\ the blessing and pnspir^tipn that
camp to them as they listened to
the Scriptures presented,by the boys
and girls in such \a clear mariner.-
A large part of the program will
•|)e music so we urge our friends to
advertise?' thio Demonstration as
widely as possible. Bring the1 hoys
and girls in order that they may,
see what can be-accomplished in the
rew\zatiW:\ \¥ A:511 ■.
sucHa^ \shd^t\ time. \^\ .
' La;... cars
AMBERLEY MAN NEAlXs 99 X
TAKES FIRST PLANE RIDE
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Only regrXt; of /Peter -Shiells of
Amberley, gfAml old man of KuacarA
7Ti;C
ho flighted from his first ride in an
aeroplane early This ^eekf Was that"
•he had.. .pos.tpan.bd' attempting this
neW for.mAof .travel until so late /in
life. Going aloft with 'Calvin “Shor
ty’? Finlaysqn of London——pilpt,
he fl.cw pver land faihiliar\ to ljii.m
since "a youth. Along ^the lake'front
from. Point Clark, where h^ helped'
bu)*ld the lighthouse,, he flew io Kin
cardine, circled the town where his
sori resides arid headed \icroSs fam-
. <r x \ - t • ■
,ijiar .scenery in Kincardine ^and
Huron Twps.. to ' his home at Am
berley. Travel by xpmne 'w^s a new
experience for .this pioneer, who
crossed the- ocemi Jit a four-m^ted-
schooner, came into the Queen’s
'bush behind a team ‘of oxen, cSc&pcd
from New Orloanjs during. the Am
erican’ cicii- war fjt.^p a trains drove^
a team 6f horses), while an active’
f^rhUr .at\ Ambeilley, and ,finally, a
car. This completes the cycle "of. trlav'ci for Mr. Slji'bJK
Church, Fergus, Ontario, on the oc
casion of its centennial celebration.
. __Opened School ________
* The seventh ghnual Sumttier
school at \kintail was opened on
Monday byy Rev. Austin L.Budge
of Hagersvilie, moderator of Pres- •“
byterian Synod of Hamilton and
London, under which, the school op
erates. Present at the opening were
a large number frbnf the • district
-and un.Cniberg.-of- -the.-class.—22------------
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worship in Ashfield .chuych and, an '
ppgn’ "air conventicle in the evening.
Family Together For
First Time In 24 Year
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Mr;. And Mrs. John Howe Are Sur
rounded By \ (Family Who Are All
' Together For 1st Time In Nearly
A Quarter Of A Century.. :L__ , ' • ■ ■X \
* An Unusual s event took place at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. But
ton on Monday, when all members . . .
of the Howe family gathered for
the first time in a period of twenty
four year^.x The occasion was made
possible by the > home coming of
Mrs. Robert Carson - (Belle) of
was served j
Mrs
STREET DANCES
IN RIPLEY, next Wednesday ev
ening, Jitjly' 17th, Lucknow Pipe
Band in attendance. Dance in Arena
in, case of .rain.
IN AMBERLEY—next Thursday
evening, July 18th., [McKenzie’s 5-
piece orchestra will furnish music
for both danebs. ,
RE BOYS’ FOAL CLUB
Entries in the Boys’ Foal Club tare
required to be forwarded to The, De
partment by the middle of the
month and any competitors who plan
to enter are asked to get in touch
at on$e with Fred Martin or Ml
John McQuillftf This foal club op
erates in conjunction with the Luck
now Agricultural Society and last
year a large class of colts were en
tered by young boys of thb com
munity.
“Gray Gables”, Aventie Road, Tor
onto j was the scene of a happy
gathering, when the. family of Mrs.
K* A; Gollan entertained her, at a
dinnet patty in' celebration of her
seventieth birthday on Friday, June
21. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. L A. Gollan . and family - of
Kingston^' Mr. and Mrs. D? S. Gol-
lan and daughter of Buffalo, Mr. and
Mrs. George E. Dewey. and daugh
ter of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.. C. H.
Gollan, Miss M. E. Gollan, arid Miss
N. A. Gollan and Sergt.-Major I. S.
Macdonald, all of Toronto.
■ Mrs. Gollan, the wife of the late
Rbv. K. A; Gollan of 'South Kiriloss,
is well and , favorably remembered
. liy ittatty friends in this community, son.
Will the' folks Who have
kindly remember those who'have no
means of transportation and bring
along. The program wil
P.M. "sharp,. so please
Pearl Horn
BORN .
DAVIS—In’the township
field on Sunday, July 7ith,
ahd Mrs. Watson Davis of
; GANNETT—in Toronto, on Mott-
Sih, to Mr. and Mrs. H.
(nee Annie Johnston)* "a Yarmouth
<. >T--\ t«nckhow>
Mrs. Robert
Shaunavon, ■ Sask.
An elaborate dinner
to thirty-two guests,
•acting as toastmaster.' Mrs. O’Neil
proposed the toast to her parent^
Mr; and Mrs, John Howe, Mr. Wal
lace Howe i responding on their be
half; Mrs. Alex Shaw then recited
Rudyard Kipling’s poem “If”. Mr.,
Alex McNay toasted the, guests and
Mrs. Robert Carson very capably *
responded. A vote of appreciation ,
was .tendered the iho&t And\\\h<xsteSW'X\
Ga^netf.lBisXW, ^ollowfe^P by-.' '
the presentation Of flowers and gifts
to Mr. and Mrs. Button and Mr,.and
Mrs. Howe. .
An enjoyable afternoon was spent
in taking pictures and playing gUines
followed by a ’picnic- supper’ Many ’
friends gathered in the evening to,,
renew acquaintances and many hap
py hours , wero spent in . community
singing, cards and dancing.
Among fhhse present were: Mr
.and Mrs. John. Howe; Mr. arid Mrs.
'R, J. Button; Mrs. Walter Howe of
[TeeSwater; Mrs.' Ernest O’Neil '
iiwaKisiunet unt.; Mrs. Gerritt F
Veterinary College, plans to pursue ,°f Auld., Ont.; Mr. "and Mrs. C.
— • ' ' • ............................. Sisson, Windsor; 'Mrs. Robert of •
'son, Shaunavon,' Sask; Mrs; Alex
.Shaw, Windsor, Ont.; Mr.' Wallace
IJowe, Windsor, Ont.; Mr, and Mrs.
Billie McKenzie; Mr. and Mrs.
. I ■ . .... .. . ■Chas.- Burt1; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc
Nay. There were also eleven of the
.twenty-six grandchildren, present
and two great, grandchildren.
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death occurred on Monday,
July Sth, at' his. (homo in Toronto, of
Benjamin H.. Siiddalli (formerly a‘
manager qfvAthc^Rank, of Montreal)
d^ftW^oh'A^ n " '
\NiXVy ■ Trah
______ / h^\®d' oA Fl^reM^
Sv^all.A,ThV funcAil,
being held today to Mount Pleasant'
Cemetery. J L* ,
■Mr. Siddall xyas the'last surviving
brother of t-lny late Mr. G. A. . Sid,~
jdall of Lucknow, A sister; Mrs.
Stewart ol Cleveland is now the Jone
surviver of a family of seven child
ren. of the. late. Mr, and Mrs.
Siddall of Ailsa Craig.'"
Fifteen head of pure bred Hol-
steins haye recently been purchased
in Western Ontario by Gafelick Bros'.
Unionville,. Mass.,, breeders in Mid
dlesex, Elgin, Bruce and Grey coun
ties contributing.
Six' head were brought from the
herd of J. Ffank Davis, Markdalc,
three from the herd of Eldon .Hen
derson, Lucicnow, two from the.herd
of J. &A. Renson, St. Thomas', and
Orie -§ach from, the- herds of Ernest.
Behstead, Strathroy; Chester Gloin,
Centre i
his profession in this district, with j,
his1 headquarters in Aho village. Dir,
Kaino, has rented the -residence of
the late Mrs, WrT^t-^I-aehonald and
is ’eX’poetod to aryive here this Week
■accompanied by his wife and throe
year-old daughter. Dr. Kaino, is a