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'L TCf ISTOW SS 'NTII`IEL'
Published every Thursday'.morning
• at Lucknow .On rlo
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A..D,. I►'lae,Kenaioi. PrOPxietor ..
and Editor •
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1925,,
THE FALit FAIRS
It is.a• `curious fact that, those agri;
cultural Societies which• hold their all
nual • exhibition.' in village's are most.
�
,presperous, and -have +better. • shows
hay,_the.,„s.oc,,,.;ettes whiclt haver head•
quarters at the „larger- towns• .
`fele tendencyfar, the. Ohibitien
held in a large town .to run: to'. • horst.,
racing: and other amusement feature:
appears, lrresistabi,'e.: The : k'xhibitiox
becomes a sort of ;ot-daor^ entertain
meet while.its.: original purpose i
largely,', f orgotten. • Town' folk are nc '
interested iii ,agricultural exhibits, and
dan'.eiiart is made to draw•the.n by in
traducing arousernent. features, •'lhes.
a"re expensive and •ae, they ca annot bc
of ahigh 'order; they .result in disap.
iT.thihe t,
.
n„tom-
obt1eha •had..a
curious
•e ec 'anon town
•
fal
fairs, While spectators now coon:
from much greater ° distances. thal
they did when; :the horse -and , :bugg3 •
were' the best meansf .`travel; .'the.
gas wagon works against getting, ou
of exhibits -,-especially live stoc.k..It';.
much eaS:er to run to the .fail : and
back ' home 'again in an automobilc
than to be 'bothered taking .out •'ever
e
ca tlf shee
;a few' Dead of cattle, a w p
calves or •hogs,; There's a 'Whole .Io'
of. work, in fitting •up ;stock, for exhi
bitie n• and the; man , or boy who show:
horses,' cattle Or other live animals.'in
stead of having a free and easy, day
at the fair; has a busy: hard day of it.
The .result is :that .many drop out
'the show business altogether, ieavint
t p'"a �few'eX a aartced, and almost
professional exhibitors be• carry of,
-the prizes ., ;
Considering' the there is
between; the exhibition;, of one•yeai
and another,: it is astonishing how• t :
'.interest is ,_kept up • and • how,,, the
`crowds ".keep. 'coming,
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tumental .::Works'
LUGKNO ,and WINGHAM•
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' est' and,;m p ._
H'aa the.lar
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the,ntipt beautiful 'designs':
to_ehpose_ from, in
Marble, Scotch. Swedish anfean
:.:Granites.
a as
`We'"Make- a specialty oit; Family
enninen and 'lite our 'inapec
M a to l� Y .
till;\
Inserttions Neatly, Carefully .
and
p y,
Promptly.. Done.
us -before placing your order.
oughts Bros!.
Lacknow; Ont.
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CANADA �„ �.,
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Lickno it L. O L No. 428; meeti
their lodge 'iiSoom '•every, second Tiles
day of the. month at 8 `o'clock b,m.
W:M.. H 'M Parker: Jtec.
McQuillin. ' .
The, last place a man fedi' :at• home
Most women' want: a 'strong man
they can wrap around' their finger./
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The Public
:. By F>�. s'�RMSTRONG
"Optometrist -
' Lue'know'.Ont
How.: are Optometrists striving
to get ,public 'recognition of their.
proieesion ?
I .
By explaining the `� scope. �a. n d;
fun •tions of -Optometry and.its
--value Apo the public in various
'i ' series' articles isan
a s. :• This se t
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attempt, in that direction -,,
•Does' the value of!• the Optomet
rist's ,services :to the 'patient va51
in different cases.? •'
;, Yes, many people cannat.l`leftre
.Off .t1,101. glasses for eves tbour
others wear them only occasional
ly or: ,while .:they do close, work. •
(To be continued 'next. wee )
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:THE PASSING'.OF PARTY
tut•ers today,. unless it ho. •.lokv, ;.:•committees Lwera appointee:: .welig.,
ka riff s : ca raw material : tray ions educationo 1'fe and work,, set, •
unci :and the re4t,ies and Owns. which .tlement,' Lsundaries (presbyters
have gtevat tip; around the factories
take: the same, view
Other an � e etors
ofa
he the 1
O t t rtt c� e .
Cin
Buil/ Ontt_rio, ani the Pr }tr c
Provinces, so' fax as theycan see• that
low"' import , dpties; are iii 'their, :inter•
esti Will. snppoitt the.' pard* white
oronr•ses lower •fiuties, :•,Mere party
sentiment is bei fgrgotten iwhere
business 'interests are concerned
Electors are- influenced ;not .ifiY' whet
-may; be for the, good of the country
as a whole, nor by consldattat'on of
patty, but by the 'business ,interests.
While theie is still a good -deal a:
:Grit. and Tory sentiment iii this: Colin-'
try the " present ' eleetlon.,c'ampaign
,(Which'by.'the way, is not a very
elY cnes
ofar) reveals more e than ev-
er the 'breaking of the
eIectoxs..;fron•
' o1d- party ties. r
There 'are ' h
t c e
s h .L
mai •� a
.w Q.. :Stain-tli
a de'mooratic,governinent can Best b'
carried on 'when 'just • two , politica
parties, ea llwith_ tiLleasie and..::it_
ltiaohinery;are.laidning. for ofilice, vac]:
endeuvor.ng ,to' go the other •one.;,bet .
ter.. in ;country :well. Thi -
theory 'of party •governme'nt ;assum
es that under, the; conditions. the :elec
tors will:put' ut' in power the' party ant,
leader: :which .snakes ,the :best .appea':
to public opinion;: that' :when a part;
-become 'corrupt or • ineffiicient the :elec•
tors will turn it out of tiowe4 :15ut
t ng in - its opponent •whieh: promise
something better.:It is''assuii ed tha
in this way rewards' and :punishment •
Will be meted lout as deserved .and: the
country will have as good --govern'
meet, as is possible,' and' :that legis
lation will be generally in'. keepin
with :prevailing; opinion.
But• it is, .ev; dent that all this r
theory' anti not practice at all. •Apar':
,from' 'the, occasional development • o'
third.and fourth parties 'there is .th
marked tendency for 'electors to •b
influenced 'by sectional or business in
•:terests,
• :The set • of ,inaaufacturers •whoa"
'ft -reign, competitors will be shut ,,Cu
Of the home ; n•arket by a protective
r•tarr'twill work and vote for ,the •par..
-ty whichpra ises 'thus to promote
.their business, interests; and; generalh •
.their employees 'will vote with them,
believing that they are thus promos•
• lig', the business oh: whichthdy de:'
vend It. is' :a waste of time to tall.
of their, tensa.
t•.that,,.the. ea Uutf
politiciansof this. Country "hie
hard. time. of tt. making;the best ap
peal they can to all • interests • arts",,.
classes andconditions. It:is not 'so
easy, as in ;the old. days- when they
•merely,, extolled thoir !cwt~; party and.
denounced'the• oft r,,
GODERICH• '
An-
•:ece d•riv .•O;
The>'r nt• 'by 'T'
i i't liu
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fgxeement � gflxce`rs, obi, . 11 tai q ar
f go , •', i'
1 n the! b t e'Water'', hi .h:.:
way,, and`'' especially on sulmmer'
Sorts, saw a'sequel in'• Goderieh, last
Fiday, when Harman :'Gill,' Grand
Bond hotel proprietor, was sentence's
o. 'a n
tionth:in • jail and fined $200 , Wath
edurt.,costs. The..,verdict wall, 'be aip
„pealed: If • the fine ,is not paid, GUI
must spend a total of three monthr
behind bars. This. is the second
Gill "h `been convicted' of havhi
as : g
nor in :othertli,n' a private dwelliner,;
The ease was .heard':Iby : Magistrate
Reid. Gill was iearrying• a s itcase:
from a 'booth to,,44ois hotel, `.} he i'seer
by Provincial' Officer ,Wh'teside
Searching the ,premises later•, •the .of•
fiter'vfound-•the -satchel; eontainiri',
four bottles of Scotch; whiskey,
aeai'by bushes. In court„ she: defciid
ant, .denied' knowledge of the liquor,
FIRST BRUCE P1 ESL3YTERY
MEETING' AT 'WAJ<:KERTON
Wit11 all the th:ity-three eongre
gtions represented • !by'. ministers `
and laymen, .the " first meeting. of
and charges). • ° '
Rev. '.K,'J,•112aeDonald of.Calt and
Re
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o d Smith of .
Toronto
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represented the o General, Board 9f
the Church; They' explained the e£•
fort, Which twill "be made in Noven1.
h u
!bei • to launcht
sand carry pro gh Psp,
great iritua�ra
l forrd niovelneilt.
8 •
to be followed, by a :canvas through.
g
out the Dominion for: 0,000,000 ' to
miainta 11 the work: of the church foo
;the year in all departments; ,includ•
�kngr axtnssroa+
•• : „earn
'a hyge.•sum it is very little greater'
than . the forindr' combined budget;'
• of: the •Pre byterian • and 'Method s+ ,
ch'uicl es., The following • comonittee
was • fornled•to takes charge in this
Presbyt tY 4f a the•••Ma'ntenance and
Extension Fund campp,ign :- Rev. T•
H: Bole, 'Rev:" W•• A Bradley of
Teeswatet, ' E v :C, N. ,McKenzie,. ,'of
Belinere; Messrs.- C J. ; Hallada'Ir.`.of
, ^Wafer
;j�hesiey, E.. •J. T.olton of .1 •
e f @esw ter.
. A � � eat Yeo o '� . . a
t-n,andG ,g
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• M.AFEiZIN G'
Miss Lottie Henry visited4M;ss Ber.
y.
• 'l 'ohnston, •Saturday and. Sunday.,.
Mrs.. Trele
ve,n. � of ' Dungannon.
nnon
Treleaven:
and;Mrs, Jas. IIesson, of: Stratford
spent. Thursday with Mrs, S
patffick. _ .' ' .
• aMi. Isasc Cranston has lust finish.
'threshing all the gra;ly; in this :neigh.,
borhood, with • the exception of, buck-
wheat and this season's crop has been
prcnouneed a gped c : u.
W;tli the Fall 'Fait's :almost . over,`
threshtng,•
.o ati;,'ns Well advanced,"
,1?: et.
corn .•bei, g' cut" rid .silo;, filled,. pump-
kips' ripe; ::oolerl weather, .leaves col-
oring, etc:, .we are. 'fen -bided. that: an
other . summer has goner an. woner
'will be with::tis slip tlY Et t what .h;
fruitfull summer it has been!
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Some'girls 'Walk' for their complex-,,
ion , and others Just: phone the' drug
:store. :
r sb. ter �Hamiltont
the • Bruce- P e Y Y,,
Cenference, ,of the United Church of
Canada was held' in St Paul's' Unit
ed Church;, .at Walk.e•rton . On •Tuesear , y.
r
e� P
sley,`
R
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ra,•;•W
Aridx
ices;
ottr;,
Gr
I)olibi
'Luck
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to.: lis
ev:', •W
Was;
ary-ire
uses:
'and
s.
the .:f oil
friar r• 22nd. , . •
o. re' -tions•- 'th Presby ;
:,The -c ng ,.ga of .y .
tery are: Mildma w, Pai (2)'
Dort "lain. (2), Pinkert ipley
(2)--,Ba-•Sauge alem;,:
• Teoswater, :'T'rberniory,
_erten,::'-.:Lunderwood, -St ... ew's;'
Wesley ,, and: Mirth Brut Pine'
(
Piver, Bervie, . Whit'ecr u Ark
i t Al enfor A: Beh
wrioh ., . 1 .. , d,
,more, Eden Grove,• Cap oker,
Ooipoy's Bay; , Chesley; nton."
now•.
iie:pworth, Kincaritine; ,
1,nd Lion'p: Heed.,
`Rev'.: •.T 'H•' • Bole' 'wasected.
'chairman)! a coinpli�ment himself
'and Walkerton, and R A.
Bradley: of Teeswater .wa entrusted
'.w.ith `the :duties .of secret' astir=
er: '• Many matters lof :importance' to'
the 1?resbyter'y were bro before
the assembley:,ef minister lay
Men; ;The personnel of• -owing
lower. tarpiffs 'to Canadian•manufac•
Cdr
HURS:
1I:
omen 'Ear�l�r
ct :3r
Ge`t Your
Share of .
These
Monthly':x
At 57c;
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
. a. the ea:ate .of :Dav=
id.
In the. m, tter of
o., Gilson, late -of the Township .,_.
4inloas in the County of Bruce,' Lab•
orer,deeeased
Notice' is hereby given. that all per.,
s ' havingany:c'la ihs-..or de.i ands. : •. —s-- .. _ .,:... .. -,.
on
., s,
so . ��wh _ r i: afl: t d i
Gi.i n n a-r'.,tlre 1`h�i• �' th s- n favorof w tl
against ,the late David , . If'�ien .3ta8 no faith • in one' , s` o
tt.. twe' tieth'•da of
di_e ;.'b9 . �,h� #� Y •it . l ,w..h
d.�cii;:or_a. - o id:h vL •liud i� len t.ai ai . )3•'
:11. us�v a tom*'
•or of
f'
incomes.nS 0. G.
Walkerton. in th'e County' of Bruce ,
ate .required to sends by':.post •or:,die•
liver:-:tulle-undersigned;-exenutor uu.
der: the. twill,,;of the said David Cibson,
tleir naives: and addresses -and • 'full
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THE .
Paint; Th
Fall
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• PURE PAINTS S. AMI YA..
111ART1NrSENOUR, 100%• 1 U ..:.
74.
•FOR THE E COMING CQM.`CHIL.LY FAO, ISIGIITS
"FECTION COALOIL HEATER., '•
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HOWI3OU1' A :NE1V,hopoCITO. HO1IBI.E
E BARREL.. -WE CAR,lI:Y A CUM LL1E ; .
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AI,IBR ^"'tNl),:32 •ALWAYS�•JN'ST„O+
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'A 1�E.
W';FLASIILIGaIT
SE COMPLETE 98c. A REAL BUY..
BRED QR .NICKELI) cog ,
"HAl'PY THOUGHT," • ''C 0 S Y ILOM,E," • "QUEBEC"
,'C ' *' OVEN, COAL•OR WOOD.
SfiOV,ES-�1G-1?�,,H> AICD 13-LACII tI . ,
ed
. st Unload.
Fresh' Car Gement Ju
ntern
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Coleman Lamps '.nd Lanterns -
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Phone
PORT
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Lucknow.
3'i smithin
Coal Plumbingn S
ardware __..
i� ji;st ;as . b`ad s a dollar
August A, D.A.925 at the Tow tT ed t h
a.,
particulars. in writing of their :tfainn$.
i ifan
H recur t
the e t e
and t nature' of . Y,Y,
held by them, duly_!e�rified by. afidav
it
And take: :notice. that after, , the
twenty-seventh day of',.Qetober A• : D'
1025 the 'saidexecutor wi 1 proceed•
to distribute the assets of the said
deceased, ain.ong-'the pers•ens _entitles':
-thereto; having regard only ! to' the
claims of 'which' he shall .then. have •
had inotices,'and will not be :liable 'fo'
the said ;assets or: any part thereof' :te
any person _of'whose, .claim he %shat'
not then -have received.
e : n
fiice
Dated at~.Luckntow this twenty -nits-
th day . of ,September A D::1'925.
� c will n R.5:•'L Luc
know
lb rt M R.u
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Ontario� e
Ex tutor.
15-10-500.
oigture
. .
ves
Tests hal,;efproved. important
savfirgs fuel where the .wattrt-
oir from the furnace properly
mc•istened!--the saving, has reaCh-
The Hygienic Vapor Pan. in the
Allcast• is ,_designed to supply the
correct amount of 'natural moist -
,,t1 re ',required for health ond coin -
fort — atmosphere that protects
the' family frotn Winter
moYnsetem
Other exclusive, fuel saving ,
_features of_the Alloast _are,
the free -draught -Shell,bar
- Grates Which insure perfect
conibustionf and , the fuel-,
',burns the iinoke and gasep.
'ated. It burna soft Coal and
, all other fuels equally well. -
It. is reasonably priced. .
Come in and let us show
iron its many ilnportant fea-
tures or •write for complete
Tdeht:riels:s a'nd type 4; f
Happy :Thought Furnace •
for every kind Of home.
Hygienic Voor Pais
Iliad* in Pipe and PiPelesi
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Recognized authority on household problems pertaining to
irop will like Maple Leaf Figur. It makes light, whole-.
softie brecF1, flaky biscuitit arid truly deliciotis cakes arid
pastries: •
. You get the Same uniforin residts with Minsle Leaf Flout
eVery time 'you bake. It "Carries a definite guarantee of
uniform guality--every bag contains the highest grade
of flour made from, carefully. selected , Canadian hard
Wheat, milled by modern methods an'd checked bY ekpert .
To inirOduce this higli-grade 'flour to housewives, We Offer
Management --.-containing ill the' essentials Of a college
!course .in. Domestic Science—conSisting of 0 lessons—
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FOR •BREAD, CAKE' Ei:PASTRY
is eligible for membership in the Maple 1.,,,af Club and can
no cost whatever: for the Free Course, of 20
lessons. MembersNp,in the M'apie Leaf Club includes
the privilege of writing Anna Lee Scott on any pieblera
.relating to the serving of 81)0°01 dishes for special' Oect
TIOW To ENROLL •
Cotitions:will be found enClosed
in every: big of Maple Leaf '
Flour. (24 bag -,71 coupon;
49 lb., bag -2 counting; 98 lb.
,bag -4' commits). 'Send, only
Maple Leaf Club,tMable Lear
•
..0t0tariu ritiO you will be' en.
tolled wIthout erie cent of ex./
Leaf Club and receive the fitob
four lessons in the course;
o t her leideitii writ be sent in four
cowl each month.
MAP.LE LEAF MILLING CO., .,LIMITED
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