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THURSDAYI SEPTEMBER 24th. 1925.
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. Dr. . W., M. Connell : ' 'tadaY, and to-morrovv.:
: Phiaiian ;al*. 4urspon. . The: L, neknOw- Elevator will he p're.
. ‘i •• - Liichnew •,• •,•,. pared. to take in 'Vain on Monda
flonra, -?-.-4 '•••' ''' next .Sept. 28th
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• ' Phone. 86 Lc
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Diaoqw, OF MR JOHN wPiis WILL STUDY /FOR MINISTRY
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Died 2Ii* 'Victoria, :1100Pital. Following
'"-OPeratioa4rallelni*Otatdirr*(7.
tern,00n, •
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. The people of ,Luckriew were great-
ly :shocked cm",learriing that Mr, Jahn
,V,Ilsort,' an • employee at "the,...- Table.
Factory, '104.4ied at Victoria. Hoepit-
• , •-ti; London, till evening of Sept.- Mr. •TEidoii Reid -110 g ne to ,m- •, • . .
'Ile had 'gone to London on Labor pay
and under.',ent - ad. opeatibn -for 111.: ternal iron* Which had elOwly
• yelopcd;•,-: following an: appendicitie
.CANDiDATES
operation.'" of. , three , Tears ••.ago.' --- • . • • .
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SOoth;•,Drtie"--.electors• win haVe te•
Choose tb4tween three candidates. for
th Ileusej-of Conimens On Oct. 29th•
Dr, ' ' Of ' Walkerton, • '1,4beral„
Mr, F. • 'Lippert,. C o n se r v ative.
and W, Finlay, of prant Town;
ship; Progressive. Mr ' Finlay rep:
.resented South ;Bruce, 'die past four
Years, , • • .
In North Bruce Mr. James Malcolin.
ai member in the „last •parlarnent," and,
'Mr: Hugh a farmer a.rc.
.candidates" in the interests 'respectiV•
ely' of the Liberal and 'Cons.eivritivi`
parties. • • '• • l• ' ' • <
, • Di,' MacLeod will visit •LucknoVi-
:eVerY":' Tammidai• in Dr: -oPnileles
office, • , • '
DENTIST
D• r: R. L. Treleaven, LuCknew-
Over Decker's Store. Extraction
. either. by gas or local, Will b in
Ptingarifion every Thursday. '
, Phone 63
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DENTIST:,
Call Dr. Newton
Make appointment •
- In office everyday
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,ERYBODY'S COLUMN 40 •
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FOUND. -.;-A lady's ;watch: *m"
Oongrarn. R. 3,' Holyrood, •
Geo. A. Siddall, Lucknow, - Broker
nd 'Real Estate. -Money to fend.01;
first mortgages on farm prelim'.
ties at 6 tincl 61/4 per cent accorclin
to aecu ity offered. . ,Also spud
• -:amounts- nrseeond-'mortgages , ,
term. :properties' and on • personal
natea.t. A few -gtood' farms, for 'sale
'don,' where he 'is taking course ir
he <WeehnigAt: $cheal';
- Mr.- Roderick Campbell, jf Hough.'
bon', Mich., is visiting his sister here;
.and nieetng 'old.. friends ; '
Mr. *alter Horn Motored up fron
Kingsville, andis spending .the wee!.
with Lucknow .friends. „
Mr, and Mrs. E. D. Cameron cd
Walkerton, spent the Week -end with,
Mr. and MKS. R. D Cameron
Miss Lottie Armstrong, of Lon -
den is the guest this .week of Miss
-Lees and .Mrs. A.••1*.MacKenzie. •
Mr. Henry Carter is back at hi*
job handling the express after a
week's vacation, the_
in New On
.,:Mr.. Austin Reid has been trans-
fered ,from the local branch of the
flank-Jof_...Montreal' to the AlanoVer
branch
,,Mrs. M. A. Mortis; who. Was , taker
seriously ill lest week., has gene '. ti
London, where she will live with he:
„daughter' • • . • , . : '•
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J: Mr. and VIM'. , Jas. Miller, Mr. 'and'
Mrs., Robt. Webster, Elliott and Fred -
le,
te, . spent the week -end 'visiting ' With
friends in Owen Sound and Meaford
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Mr.; and Mrs.- J. E. ' Agnevi are
home after . :'spending xt ' collide .. of
,weeks at -SprUcedale:'--They-were'-n,44z
compaiLed on the Aging, by Mr,,,...Jno..
Murray: :, . • . .•
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. • ' :Mr., And Mrs .GetG'Aitcheson liver( .
titav(irtailded?4‘' "Inr-I.V2d17-PaPil on a meter 'trip to (Csitiiffilrrlc
aid Paint business' a. st clt of Wail and on their 'return., took. home theii
Paper.. which may: be. seen at alY neve.cadillac sedan, --a very • beautiful
resider:ire, any tinie.-7-...E. J. Cameron, ,eud powerful machine, right UP to tin:
• Painter and DeCerator': ' • Minute, .in every ; way: ,, : ; •
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' Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Forster -oi
/Weber°, N. Dakota are visiti..g her(
this week Mr: Fore * a brother of
terN:
Mr,' Jame s Forster of • near White
church; and Mrs. For er is esistei
• wishing to conimunicate-Avith-us -,..by; 'sofheMrrirsff.i.,0eftetiev,Mec..blAishean..d4aomferime-enr&
telephone, leaVe .niesiage with Tele- 4> Dakota .44 years age and have beer
_ phone - Central Gffice. • --4377-t-f-: ''' : east only once in that time -34 Year:
' • •• ,--i-......„-- '..:-..-..,..-- .i........-..... lige, -. They haiebeenifarming Born(
- - • ' • ' distance north of Fargo. •• -.
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For Sale or Rent-4-whe stores' •no .. ..
Occupied by W. W. Hill. For partic7 •-!=c-o-o41--..,4.
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iuta,71,81tia.p, p, , to (lea,. A. •SiddalL. ' . ,SINCERE' THANKS
, Having. sold My stock rineinteresi .
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:n :the nrin: of Cameron, Murdoch • &
4 . ' , FARM FOR SALE
....-,r. ...,_ .•:.-...„ ;,-.----------------------..•CO.,to ' Mr„Win, Hornell ')1 Toronto
••'Who will :centinne•lhe-,linainess,-undei ••
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hundred acres, J. situated i or
the name of Hornell, Murdoch. & Co.
,highway, Colborne, Township, ..5' mile'
-,..;f1.03.0., •Goderidi, 2% miles •,groiri w, 'I extend sincere thaPirs to friend s and
customers for.. their patronage ,dur,
• . .uiti,v statiOni--School7on-appos4a-cor nig peat years and:Solicit' a continua-.
•neri'land,in best of . cend.tions. S.quari
brick house, 'with furnace,: a' ,modern - tioa of the emee'to MY SueceaSoi; .
bank barn.' 'Implement' barn • artes- , ' R. IX Cameron.
'Lin well, water in- stable.---bers. Jas - , • . • • ,
Caen, Proprietress Or Elliott .Miller,
Lucknow, phone 70,: ,
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Ai •8r Co. dealers in all kinds ,tn
jUnit.--Buye. poultry. Highest • Mar-
.' • ket Acn't sell )5 -dere seeing
s"... :At ,home Tuesday 'after
o'clock, and All day 'Saturday. Parties
?Mr.' and Mrs Harold .Acaert, are
leavingirades) morning for
Toronto, where Ackert wsill enter
Victoria college, Itaking the course:hi
Theology. in PreParatiOn for, enterinf
the ministry Of the United Church dr,
Canada; application having been.
favorably passed by the Peaelon
of Lucknow. 'United' Church, and
the, Presbytery •of 1.3ruee. After Oct
1st, Mr."',erf'd. Mre'..,Alkert: will be el
•heree t() friends. at 1099 1BeY St., To '
'was making quite favorable progress,
until the 17th, when he took a turn
for the worse, and passed away in, a
few 'hours. Wlislit hip condition.be-
aine dangerous, word, was 'Sent th
the family here, but, they were un-
able to 'reach the hoSpital before the
end come,
The ,remains were,' 'brought to Luck -
now, < and :the funeral, conducted by
the loeal Lodge of Coddfellrws was
on Sunday. afternoon, to V. ;:.Anhill
Cemetery. A funeral ' twits
'hejd. in the United Chinch, 0'44 ,itev.
Mr-- Cosensio1fiC1at.flg-.-- The Rev R,
TwinLAfl1Lh1s- wife, intimate
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-JITNEY, AT WINGIHAM
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friend* of the ' *Hear!' iMellY, Vibe, :That the Wingham lady . bowlers
Over: from ,Seiforthi and Mr. irWincan't always win all the 'prizesfrom
toolt. . part in the funeral service.
There ivar:a large 'congregation in the
chtirelf,•' and : Many ':•'sympathizing
friends -attended. also at the cenieter y
Thze were many•,,beautiful floral • of-
4eirgs: Dr. D. Paterson and ,Mr.
Ci Taylor lead in the Ledge. service.
_-w4dew, :And
three: ehildren-two 13;eYe• 'aged -14
and;13 and a ,girj •aged two years,.
He as an- industrious Man' and a:
ikind father, greatlyesteemed •y is
employe* and: his 'fellow 'werkmen,"
The week's Mairhiatight, to 00
Since the operation of, three years age'
mon-
he wits :rarely free -from hilt desk. a etTY: of ''.%00101 40," it •thly 'magazine • which'. receetli carne
.h.e•
was 'regularly 'at Work and - was
never known to. crariPlaiii•-• Ant° "•••-exieterice at New York
late Mr. Wilson was born' ' " gives th advenj•: of• e‘;
Wales in 1878, his father being,a,,C01, • publication..hlocal interest id:that
nilner. The family Canadae
LneknoW'
g. , Miss Gwendcli •
*hen 'aiih
.48 t t -Leoct is -thei
-aisstun; Mac-
of
of AO:small .imPortarite With a
publication' which undertakes to make
its way inthe crowded World of Pew
York. • . •• .
The editor • and Pu•bliebell! is -Mr.<
Thomas J. . Pritchett, who in the 'June
harriber aprionntee.that the of the.,
.Magazine..ie•:•te1Prernoto International.
-good will; by ••"bringing, about :eloim
individual , social relationshiris bi-
teween, persons • -Of :cl•:stinetion of all.
.countries" will aim , to ", promote
friendly relationships' between•eoun.
tries hy,:promoting', acquaintance and
friendship !between the prominent
people: representing Such countries.
'Mach attention is given ;:to' the, per-
sonal doings. of 'these ' secially prornin.
ent in their Awn country, who visil
or. are „staying' in the .United States,
y
An innienalg feature is ' that tin
magazine will not havsk.,.:..subscriP:
Bat, hut, will otherwise
dis-
ed in the: great social centres
ut • the world; -at One.. dollar
is beautifully printed and
their Lucknow • competitors Was dem
onstrated on Tuesday afternoon:when
21 Lucknowites visited 'the* neighbor,
ing town to rnatch their skill in plac
ing bowls nekt the kitty. The Wing.
ham Club put up nine pretty prizes
and the' Lucknow ladies -carried their,
all home, thus getting even for the de -
:feat of couple of weeks 'ago. when.
:-the-went_,hOme froin' the
•Liackno*---green--Witive.--Seven ,of -thc
eight 'prizes. . ; • '
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IN-THE'WEEK'StVIAIL
and for * time engaged .m. farming,
, near Rice Lake. „, As young ' Man:.
Mr. ,Wilson -Went to the UnitedStates
to 1Vlexidep, arid ' as , far , as Panania
where he Neidied for a •.:time•on,411r.'
great canal; • Returning • to :Canada:
,he eaMe-ao Lucknow in 1904, •and in
19(4d.• he ',was. married to Miss ;Harriet
Armstrong; daughter of •Mr. :and Mrs
rn Arinstrong town.; FollowinP
their Marriage ,Mr. and Mrs. ,Wilson
Moved to:•Meaford, and later' '-vreUt to
Gederich; 'Where they resided: nine
years; coming' bircic to Lucknow
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in
19144'
Besides his widow and , Children
there are left to mourn, Wilson'
lather, three sisters and One brether:
all residing in the Vicinity efleter-:
bone.- The lather And two daughters
Mrs. Percy Aitchison, and Mrs. ,Wood
•attended the 'funeral, also .Mr. Pere
' Aitchison -and 'Mrs,- Geo. Aitchken
Mr. and Mrs. Al' Armstrong and Mrs: tio
Barret and children, and Mr. and Mrs' tribut
.eAlondtkewhe. tNpvheerrl7ei,ogiiii:yoilate and carries
no: adver.,
GET- tisMinigsi7Mhaatect...Yeeero. to .congratu-
It is, repottel1 that a 'city man has lated upon: securing so prominent • r"
been in Bruee. County endeavoring to P9Sition, wiih, this unique publication
sell German bonds,. Be told h's pros- : . . '
bonds will be re-Valuedin about three ' •••• • ••• services Of: the Rev. W. A. BradleY:,
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pective, victims that en dollars in , •• . teneS of Huron und„. Bruce. A resoln
vested now would Odd gff0 when the WALKERTON-'.'PAPEle-- SOLD ttion-eigiress:ng .; appreciation .of , •tho
teithe: One Wonders , Why _this. sent :After being in •por,Ses,sron,of. who had been clerk of the presby -
Wanted to a good thing, For Walkerton Telekope fir*r 'ten . year terYfot-1.2''Yearli; :was
the geed of ' the buyers no .r. Lorne ',Eedi his 'sold out the • With:. a sense of regret 'that. the
, --iness to Mr; Harry E. Penne, •• of :old presbytery . was now ' dissolved •
:WON SCHOLARSHIP . ingstoii. Mr. Eedfaloriffer-lionte.7but-with a,reso1utlon and determ.in
• • •' was in St. Xar/i''s Where his father- ation to ,eater , he now 'Presbyteries
ter olfs 'MKar•thaenrlin!Mtla•c John
- wishing each
niag a gc4olarawhia:t7ocmcevisifeutoirtliconwuioalsse,.... ,twohtiel.i,inTnoeennia'tbaSsiPta:innet,ri.vvi
zie, Langsidef dataZe.n. .f“osroummaelY” eYeedar, zvhheates,tirhti6bslicaniheideatinthede.the h zeal for h gHis kingdoin and
lory, :ef God and
billikeiseinireutOsesefetio'iMor e.IPnieVrn t•be°rfe
the
London; *and 'gets a free a biceociropmle: other ,sUccess their future labors,
the pioceedingi •v..4re brought to t
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
The: household effeCts belonging be
Mrs. ,M,.A1',Mortis will be sold at tha
-rein:knee-of Sas Hunter, Lucknow or:
• Saturday, Oct 3rd, commencing a4;
• o!clioe4.-Ellio4 Miller, Aim, „
• • -AtaloN SALE "
Robert' Glen, Let 3. .9, E.. 13
Colberhe will have: a. clearing.-iiiticlion
sale of purebred sheithorni ' 'and
'grade -cattle 'purebred. 2 LeiCest.er
. Sheep; and ' 'horses, on : Wedn'esdity •
Ozt.. 7th; • commeneiriTlit-Wliveleili.
p.m. • The cattle are an • 92{eptionally
. One let,. nearly all young and, regis
tered. , The proprietor iS leaving tht'
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Of..grade Durham Cow and young
Cattle at the Chin House , on'
• Saturday,. Cletober,:' Srd:, COMMencing
nt 2 o'clock pm:, the followfng will
be 'aoldi,16..cowi With delves:, at fool
Or' to calve in. October or NOveniber• After being. 41. years in the nierah.
oriole young. cattle -steers and antlle bosineaq in Lucknow, mi., it. 15
eft:, Mead coWs are a. yerk superior. CaMeren: has sold out lila interest in
lot :of Purebred arid .grade.Durhinina:
Winkler Hawn, Tioti3O,0*_john ',the' Quieten, Murdoch 0o. dere:.
Purvis, Aue, • . ' ' . • The purchaser IS ,Mr WM. Hornell, a
Lucknow bey •Of fernier •days, who Of
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• jets has been in.:. business at Revel,-
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Stoke; B. C., and in Torento. Mr.
'1AL• ICTI(01 • SALE -SAT. entered UPOit his new „bust:
05 Head of cattle, a‘ little heavier 4000)11
Weight, , but of ' the Paine choice qinik aOs as manager of the • store Tuee-:
it at those on the hot pidoe_Joeoib :day morning Of this. Weak An an-
- filar
& Purvis, Atte.' neancement .the thangs,nPpogrs in
advertidernent' elsewhere.
Hern011 a..young man Of energy
LOST-ld wrist with. Finder and of cheerful ditiolitimi end AMMO:
. be suite ly. rewarded on leaVing be * auclesii Stere maitageitent. :
The Sentinel.
• Of course, remain,
Ing ' • • '
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: 10 Oxford rain larnba. • . •
Ifereford /2 and Card .of Thmilialqrmc Wilson
' and Omni?: Mr. , Win. Wilson and
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7 f .md Mr. 'Mrs; Arin.
21. Yorkshire' brood sows.
• --See-thein..et,..tbe fall fair* , „• • strong and 'family wish. .to thank the:
-G46: 'It'sbaedy,••R. Lbelidd.tfi,'
ployeee, neighbors and frleildil for
their many kindnesses, their . 'Semi
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contributiont and exPrileeitnis'tif aYril-
PatilY at thetimea theit,recont-ead.
iaereayeineitt They,also thank, those
'Who ;kiiidittnined-thilirctlitt Itot Ttla•
funeral, „ •
"ATTEND TO 'TRIS '.
'144mborl tho 100400* *lords
cOlturkl SOsiety, are regueSta4 to 'PAY I tutior
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011071,0004--at-14.4thisill1-104-,10,4,-.1040iT
Jog ow glom! onove.oisot SOO
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ogArru OF MR Pi W. ROOKLIDGE•
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*kr. :Frank Rooklidge whose arrival
here from Prince 'Albert, r'Slis),.'dwe
mentioned . in The Sentinel of Sept.
.1-Oth, and who at that time was very
ill with, heart trouble, did not tong'
,siirvive' his coming to, Lucknow. In
.spite of All care, he .gradeally-, be-
came weaker until .he passed away
on _Sunday night the 13th inst, The
tiniest Was on Sept. :15t1t,,to Green.
hill -Cemeteryla service', beng
con-
ducted at :the home of Dr. G.A. Now -
con, the Paster of the United.
-Church, Rev; -Mr Cosens.
The .late •Mr. Booklidge who was
about 62 years of age, spent the ear-
ly part of his life in Lucknow bul
:went to, the Canadian West.; over 20
years ego: He was unmarried, but
leaves to mourn; his. mother, Mrs. W
H. Smithi- and onnsister,Mra, Slddafl
,b.Oth of LuckLuLut.'0.0.1,..... • ••
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• COURCBE NOTES
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A' Mission Band Rally, of the Pres-
ter_ir of ,Maienl, „Jighi,_ in
Wingham, Saturday" afternoon, Sept.
1001. '••14 were in attendance and r
•good Pr. ram. WEIFy provided, a mus-
ical number being contributed by
girls of Victoria Mission land: of thi
'Lacano* Presbyterian , • Church. in
(pall, 27 Attendecl,freni Locanow
• ,The' meeting. <of the'. "Young Wo,.
:Melva Missionary Soc.ety• of the .Pres -
byterian -Church 70,74''''' held Fild.ai-
eVening-•at 1;ern Reid's hemp
The 'meeting opened. with singing- ane
prayer, lWies P. .1-Ienderson
chair. -Cassie MaCDougaid Te4e,
• the • • Scripture. D sells I o n •itillowed
on 'What the Society would do' ,in ph('
line of work, during the :winter mon
ths. Mrs..1.1 A•tcheson sang :a 's•olo
Mipses Carrick and Reid gave read-
ings. The, meeting closed With. sing
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Mg. and 'prayer.. „
• The opening meeting of the „Gov
;was. held on Monday evening, Sept
14th 1 he C..nild with the ,social cern
mittee in charge,' entertained the Con-
tinuation ;School. Mr: J. C. •Muttlocli
gave the address of welcome. Th
chief feature was an 'interesting enc.,-
instructive address' by the •Rev. Mr
Hardie: • The. program confiisted . Of
recitations And quartettes... All en•
joyed --the-contest felt-
followed: Tile second Meeting of th
.d-was-held--en-Sept:=-2-18
Mr. Jellies of .South'ICinlbse gave ,n,ae
;address. The Scripture •Lesson war:
read by Mrs. Frank MicIntosib. Mar-
ion. MacDonald and Vera Sherriff•
gave readings Katharine McKenzie,
gave n piano instrumental. ' • •
The . Rev: A. • James, Was induCted
into the charge of South, Kinloss
Presbyterian Church; on Tuesday 01
last week, And leondiveted . his first
' ;service .11,S pastor *last Sunday. Mr
'and "IVIrs.'. james-haye-movedto Kin
'less Mid.eecupy the Manse et S. -Kin
--7.---TheregedurifinethISr.meeting of the
W;M. S. :*of the LitclapriW United .
Church, was held on,<SAPV-34th;:witir
egdo o„ attendance. t pnrd4aynecie •1:). ey Mrs.: mg tairtl• aeupue:
The Bible Study , was in charge. of
'Mrs. Cosens; excellent paper de-
scribing. the "Call To Service,": by one
of our most proininent MiSsionailea,
was •read by Duxes. From • reo,
-ports-prestinted.lhet-fOriihe-lap,
year sfoolalles,iwrns: el's!? or the onsueing
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'Hon: Pres. --Mrs. Smith.
Pi -Mrs MacCallum;
' :C129:Ce.'11:e.
1st Vice. Pres. -Mrs. . Struthers.
•dor. See!y.,--1VIrsol...Vesley joynt;
; • Treasurer -Mrs Burns, birs::•Stot.h
• Strangers! Seey,.-Mrs„,. J. Button,
Mrs: MeNabb. •• a'• •
Flower Macniiirmid•
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:The : Preabytery, of Maitland held
its „final Meeting 'at,: • W,inghanr • On
SePterriber,• .110th, 'the.. Rev, • :B:. F.
Chandler, :of Walton, ticeunying • the
mOderator'S, chair. 'Maitland,. Pres-
bytery was formed out of the. south-
ern part of Bruce. Connty' and the'
„northern part ••of ..Huron County, but
under the organiiation, of -presbyter-
.es- under the United Church, prcsby-
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defies Of the countries, . The treaS-
tery hotinclaries Conforni to the bone.
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er.qrS lioolcs.showed. a balance on hand
of $22:70, This Was' divided os
lows: $10: to, the ••Northern Summei,
Scheel Port Elgin .and remainder
divided equally tunong the. preihy=
The Most EconomicalandFoOd
is GOOD BREAD • *
Our Quality ensures you all that is BEST,
PURE and MOST W:I-IOLESOME.2
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Coand and.See"Our SPECIALS
For SATURDAY •
Bon -13Ouche- - Chelsea -Bans' Tarte s
Coffee Cakes' ,':.Walnia ROHS ;Layer Cakes
Chocolate:Eclairs .Raisin Pies
Raisin Bead, Brown Breadand':HOme'Nlade Bread
Best Prices GivenGivenfor B tter and Eggs
. 'ROL. LYMAN'S' BAKERY :
F'4One • LLucknow
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Family Iheatre
A CHESTER M. FRANKLIN. PRO-
„ AUCTION WITH :ELEANOR
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"The-Silent—AcOnser •
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A...”. perfect "blend of drama, humor, .
thrills and beauty -a Metre -Gold,
min picture. 'YOU Will 'want to, see
:peter The Greol, the lie* dog
• star, in his battle' to free his. Master.
',I from. the death Clatir, in "T4 Wient
Accaser". : "
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FItIDAY..ptiotiT
Uteknow..Flouts-11111
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• havelock ,(Pere Van.) 4.18.
gepey (blended) $4.50
Made Kite (pastry) $4.00
Wheat $1.$0
eetE rioltr• WO'
hettS 'flrs .$140 y
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Why Are. :Errors Of
Vision So Often
Neglected?
ften becmiTe-they--er
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known to' exist, So are naturally
not given attentiOn., • The. wisest
plan for: everyone to pursue is to
have tile.- eyes, exerning& whether,
they seeth to: need it or not. Then
every- Oitoi-• of • vision would • re-
ceive • proper attention. • "If You
have been wonclering about - your
eyes et ns ,the facts.
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A Western Wallop
Admission 2. and 3c„
Commending at 8.00 O'clock'
with all expense'. p
at the Western. Univers Y• 14, when he will return to St. Mary's to od rtitor. • •
take Over' the. journal from li The Annual llarVelt Thanksgiving
andtiredindoiildadriSti6e1.1t tahectenedic. fockfrt°hIleethertilllm! his -father im Eedy is E SerVie9 held in S. -Peter's
it ohdan es familiarized ,with the new buiiiness
loile b an impreSsive prayer bY
e '
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Mies MacKenzie rettirned, to London capable neWsPaper editor and took Church; On.•Siniclay; October the. 4th, •
on ,SaturdaY) ,last, • '
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• an active ' Part in 'municipal' and Tiii6 Rev. cen.e'n c; R. q.impe, . M,A..
..chollurent*y.a:Tft9liwirl! 8,1.11ei: .4cmeoinsgf9r.!ss t,;itlbeee Rector of Christ Church,' 'ligriden„ will
County '
'LEADS IN POpo,v4t.it * an eicper:ericed• neWspaper mad. be the.ipecial,tninIster:
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DIED* AT STRAT,FORD
Roderick ' li, 1tacKent19,- a fernier ,
• , • • •
Re'ds'. New Golden; Crust Ilretidir; •
real. Brea& tiute4Oo1 and ilethiiie- •
else. While. in tOWri an 'Fair day ,
ryarueLecooupplikIC:o.y.LDGairdtletci:ckierBstt:Itk:oBroYrelfoalif,.. • ...iNis100`1‘.tripitihit".:;t.Agnes Muray hay where she sia,6to.: '6'enteten,td°' f4.1VI:Ati:gehlijeteilzdien,.t*d:hia;13'ltiNdtesthe.r;2:14
drop into
north of Lucknow, dicd -at ttie Generni
.of :eth1ospita1 Stratford,). recently, foliow-
seifiefgalt huti6ficd..nititeattarotenitivitte_i,16,1(tod.ottdilli.: t.bh.tt
Mr
natest.. ottottit. nutiorts moult4? .ovening;..ihst, and, .slient.. '''Nfreel'',8 illne'4.s':•'":Ttle at°
Cream Jon/Tarte. ChecOlate , 1:d'aYeeP Y-ermYttliArea.btorieo.V.het.igeil40;''ud Syleto•i (;:f 7.11yealletliqeang4043,,:, b*eati4 .'!hr ctudnC4
•takiriel le'fig,.Creani asInt ROHS . • :b0rfl in
with, . Marshmallow Septiti
Windsor, ,vioitiiig at the home ' While. An infant. 1f will he •tenteniber..
r...and Li *A4 .1„ tho
late- George
C'AVLitttGtatiSnoltalOtbStAtoflote; six ycnrs ago
Noting 4a Stratford: ., • died abut
:M.'nd MrsY. �,Ha1dCnby titi4 at Over 100 years •ot-ege, On eenung•
lieviatd and Albert, spent r 8044 to Oanthik the tattoy...t,ettle44'on
„• with friends and relative" In Oraai.liann in Ashfietd, Where Roderick
Ilv-
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ed 1;3• $ears *get When lla alltNed
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NpUNCEMENT
WE ARE LOCAL REPRESENTAp;
TIVES FOR "
:sr!intotvit, Fpwruari CO
(wk. siiON*s iwruizEn) :
SUPPLY, ON 'HAND .FOR •
• FALL WHEAT
CALL AND LET CS SUPPLY'
'YOUR WANTS
MELVIN REED
L•u•pc.r1 o w
MR -9-N
OPTOMETRIST. ,
Lucknow,
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SHINQ4ES
Get 'Yours Now
A complete Steck of
• Rc• IllsPeited: Shingles. ' Our • 5X
Clear -11'10 Shingles are good', val-
ue at $3.50' a Square.' •••
• Also a *complete.. stack,. of ,Siding
and Metaled Coeds, in 'B.C. Cedar,
White pine intirSprnce.
See our Spruce Siding et: $.50
Per 190 s.prqee:C.04Lgi,4
$3.00 per 160 ft: '
levit4iit:Planint14110.
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LUCKNOW F
eptember 24th and 25th. .•
One of the year's important events is here and
with the FALL FAIR, come the usual
FAIR DAY SPECIALS
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'HOSIERY -/ ' • DRESS GOODS.
.0. 1:St.lairilli:eilfl:F1:1.04:111:maels:::::cen,.:;12::2:Lustre Wool / 81 00
V.. Check Wounds • . $2:65 4-ltib CM•mhnlere • • $1.00 .4
• Silk ../C.r e p e , Cecoa.
Rib. Lustre NI ool ••
:$1..0.0
Il...74..704 •
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Fried Cakes, Jelly Rolle,. Jelly tars
-68
Dominion akery,
LOCAL MARKETS,
11$4:$114110 thara
ite this wools h 1401341.
$144,1414.1.' yvitA otout Wistalta t?osan141%),1
STAPLES • •
Toweling, 15 • 2cdt.tte;04455cc. 4.c. Per
Yyd.
SFlannelettealenatelette ' 28c. per id
se and White Shirting k 35c. per yd:
.FAIR DAYS ONLY:
plamelette, 'Blankets at • • 81.49
•ALFRED E. BUSWELL
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,111 Dry.GOOds. •• Ladle's' Wear \ 'Metes, Wear
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v,......v...00ketirmw<ousr,„er,..4r4rAyAntwAgivz"..,m4now.lowirap,N.'
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Now Hand
CAR - LOAD,
of 3X7 and 5X Cedar" Shingles, • Fir,Flotirring, Fir
•V Match' and Clear Red,Cedar Siding.
OF•13..C, .13IJILIANG MATERIAL'
'ISIDERSON
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