The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-02-25, Page 17111Ww1MS.M.terf-
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Wic.KNOW,. 0.1174 TH.IJIAS.DA,Y‘. ....F131:11JARY 25th, 1926..
0 PROFESSIONAL CARDS11
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Dr W. M. Connell •
,PhysiCian and ..Surgeon
Lucknow
Honia. •7-8
• P ,one 8
DENTIST' ,
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•Dr MacLeod wI1 ijst Lucknow
. revery .Tuesday in Dr Connell's
DENTIST
Dr R L Treleaven,: Lucknow---
Over Decker's Store. Extraction
either by 'gas or local. • Will be in
. Dungannon every 41inisday, •
' Phone .53
• ' DENTIST
•• Call Dr. Newton
Make appointment
• In Office eveq,day
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o EvEttysornrs. COLUMN o
Geo. A. Siddell,: Ltirittanwi Bro&er
and Real Estate. -Money to lend or
first Mortgages on farm proper-
ties at 6 and 61/2' per cent according
'to.• security offered.. Algomind!
amounts a on second Mortgagee on
properties and on personal
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notes. A few good farm for sale
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, o LOCAL AND GENERAL 0.
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Girl • -Wanted-To' 'da housework._..
Apply at the Senthiel •Ottice: •
Mh Mabel Allin come. }ionic from
,week; on account -of the,
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-iliness-of-:her-mother;;•-•,
Get double return 'for Your •wor
by using .high grade Fertilizer.. --Un
loading:O. this S. R h
• ertilon. • • • ' • i
CHURCH NOTES-
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.The. Boundary 'Commission of to(
United Church Pieshyterr•orlfuror
hae decided to close the "church , at
Shal3Pat'dtorr on the Lake Shore Road
A three-appoinment charge .consist ,
ing of Nile,. poit Aihsrt and J.,pe,
burn' Churches Will be ,f(irined, anc
those worshiPPed
--tonrertirlit en at one' 'fthose Mac -
131•• The ehande ofl
• will March 318e, tak9•„sPike
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, United Cheill
• The Yoting',PeoPlele.•Aneeting' Mon.
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Mr Alex' K. '.Purvia."'has .retnine
to Detroit,after'. spending . a. fe%
•dair evening- (was in :charge of' ' t h.!
weeks with his -parents! Mr. and Mrs
4ne• Purvis:,
10.• and Mrs. Robert Ireland o
;near Teeswater, spent at, few day
of 'last week at the. presbyteria
Manse, here. Mrs. Ireland is it• sis
ter of the Rev. C. MacDonald. `
Mr. W. J. Little has been•confinee
to the house this week with a severe
-Old- Mts. 'Little! Who had been' un-
dei- the doctor's care !for almdst a
Month, is able.* be aboutagaio,
It is said that nearly all' the inun-
icipal
•reeves in Bruce 'County are
attending the Good ' Roads 'Associa•
tiori Convention. ,:at ',Toronto, , sot in
itereating has •the matter of • goo(
roads beeline.:
The. Blyth Steudaed"of last wee!
said:, -Mrs. D. N. '136y41,.,ot Chicago
.4 visiting, ;with her parents," Mr. and
WS: /tiChard. Adams. Her. cladghter•
tty;-.who IP 'attending' boIlei
Mission Band and the Missionary
Department," and the. little ?folk nui
oh most of the „ program. A number
f of choruses and drilla were given by
e ,small boys and Oda. Margaret But
n Ion read the Scripture, lesson and
Bobbie Thompson gaVe a yveleoming
speech. A piano aolo was given 'ha
'Winnifred Armstrong and a reading
by Pauline Reid and Edith Wade. , A
very effective missionary dialogue
"The voice of the Wornen.6,•,was giv-
en by a number of giris. Miss Isa
bel MacMillan was presented' with .6
memberhip certificate as a reware,
for liavingsold the greatest number
of Missionary calendars. Another
inisionary .clialogue: illustrated "Hos.
Pita' monk in •Western. Canada." The
Sunday School Orchestra assisted in
the program With a nuinber, of Selec-
tions. andtowardstherclose Dr. New•
ton gave ' a short talk. .
The meetin nextglening.,
will' be in oliarg.a.cg the' '
womiamararameoft
i••4.
• o
an., Paint . 'business a • steels., of all
Payer which inav be •ieen, at mY.'
. residenre CaMeren
Painte,r -and Deeerater
, .
LuOknow Flour
•. With the :installation .of new ma-
•• chinery.,and .by'•exteneive re -model.,
ling we are. making a. iligher 'gradeef
• Soar thani the 'ever. matP:
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Try a hag and cinivhice
Your :money, refunded if not Maltese -
Treleaven
.1Safety Razor Blades. sharpened.
, .• Any • ni eke.. Satisfaction guaranteed
• '1 \ or money refunded Single edge .3c
• Double edge 4c.: -Wm. Murdie at 'Son
'Luck:tow.
• FARM TOR .SALE
100 ,Ares being 'Lot 30,Con.
• Kinlose' TownshiP. There , on th(
farm, a !brick veneer' house '• 20 x 2C
• fe'et, .:cernent cellar,- 'frame kitchen:
• , and woodshed 18 x 24 feet; a barn •
with stabling ' 36.x 56 feet; shed :3e.)
60; pig -pen,. hen -house, ' and sheep.
Pen 20 x 40 Teet; drive -shed 183;24'
Land in good condition; orchard; 41/2'
mile* from. Whitechurch, 6% miles
frees. T,eeswitter, 1% miles frorr.
church and school. Price $3,000. --An•
ply to Mrs. Mary Taylor, box 51:
Scotsguard, Sask. 18-2-200p'
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Year, after Which she.ivill Pursue lie!.
Studiesin -*mope.
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Reeve. Johnston, who Isj 'lnembel
of: the Ontarlo Geed. Road. Asaocia:
tion ,lir,;attending the simnel: Convent
tion .of that .'organization.at .Toronto
this Week. .110' is aedeinpanfed %on
the. trip by CuriCillor ;ROW: MullIn
whei•elso is after .'infOrniatieti.on.-
street and road vOth. ."
This week has given, usOneOf, the
lOw temPerature. points of the -sea:
sok which, by the •way has not been
,noted for -'extrecke .telfi." Monday'
• night a ,recerd of '42below zero was
Made, modifying :soinewhat. before
i...orning: A like low point was re-'
ached one night in :December. ;Tues -
lay night was 'ebb "Pretty , share
'alit the. Mercury went dowtr only
..)00W the Zero Mark. .
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DEATH OF D. MacFARLAN,
'Mr. Donald MacFarlan, an old res
dent of Kinloss Township,, east of
Kinlough, died on :Tuesday :of ' this
week, following an illness of several
Weeks., :The funeral on .ThursdaY.
• :ernoon:. will.,be • held to Kinloss COM.
Rtery. Mr; MacFarlan who !was ,
.hi8•86th' year. is survived. by his aged
partner in life, and a grown up fain.,
ily. He was for :Many, 'years,. a, mein-.
r. of Orange Lodge No. -1139 which
d, charge. of the funeral arronge3,
. Cann. For Sale. --1k0 Acres .4% •e
Mica from Goderich. • 8 miles' fronr
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Clinton situated on Prey; HighWaysaents ,
first class land, ploughing near done,
good, barns,:steel,. rootfingi ' leta of
'geed . water; with wIndniill; 9, acres
of first class orchard; red 'brick house
built, 9 year.' ago, 4. bedroops„; hall,
piece Mailroom, good attic; water
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all through house, downstairs, :two
double ,rooms, dining -room, kitchen,
•,' large pantry, cellar with furnace;
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beautiful terrace lawn. An ideal farm
A1se-1.00 %acres % -mile from the,
• said farm, all seeded down but 10
acres; ,30 acres • of ceder and hemlock
hush; running spring; Maitland riv-,
er.,runs at back,half-milefrem school
• end Church.• . • • •
Farms will be 'sold separate or to-
gether. Easy terms to suit purchaser.
Apply to Mrs'. Ruth Thompson, R.1
Goderich, Ontario, or Phone 60.34-13
Goderich. •
MORTGAGESALE
'k E..% of E..% of Lot 5, and Ni %
. of N. % of • Lot 6, Con. 2,, Ashfield,:
at public auction at Dtingarin'On on
Friday, Feb.- 26th, •1026, at .2.30
,,cleck P.M. .•
For particulars see extended ad-
'.......vortisepente and sale billCaraapply
to W. Brydone, Clinton,, Ont. -Ven-
. dot's, Salleitfirr, . T. Gundry, Auet.
18-2-c. •
ROAD SUPERINTENDENT ..•
Applications will be received for
the position of Read .Superintendent
for the Township k _Kinlosa by _the.
undersigned until March 1st, 1926, at
a salary of $350. per day Geo.
Moffat, R.R. 3;-Teeswater. ..3541e.
"VAIIM FOR BALE -
• AI° Acres, good level land; -90 se.
_ yesclearance gond an e,
., plenty -of Water, Will be, Sold In the
next .30 days on easy terms to
re-
sp'insible party. .Also a grass farm
• of' 100 ssrss.-Api)Isf to Ateit.-veim.•
eron RR 5 Lucknow, Ont.. 44-p
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And if the. fernier Waig 'More 'Pros-
perous' .the government, Wouldbegin
to regulate him, took ,
Things Oven up PreitY Well; 'hose
who use the top part il dtitheir•. hoed'
JOSS Use their ohints more,
CHESLEY LOSES PROMINENT
• CITIZEN "
George' •Durat, president of he
Cbesley Furniture Company, and.
- for many" years a prominent eitiZer
the town died: on Tuesday i morn..•
..eg of .this„: week af his home HT
.1ufFered a stroke Of paralysis :tufa'
weolca 'ago and never fully recoveree
onaciousness. Re was 70, years 'of
age, and is survived ,by a 'widow, two
7
daughters and one son.
. 'MARCH ROD. AND GUN
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handsome, special leCtion • Con-
taining the , whining 'plibtagraphe of
theamateur photo contest recently
conducted by Rod and Gun isan in -
Wresting. feature of the March Wire
of the, magazine; •which hes , been
inet Published. • , •
The cover design of • the march,.
150e ie also el great interest. It is a
,Very. 'fine. 'toter reproduction ofa
remarkable phetograph of two bell
..moose 1311411:m1th their antlersinter-
locked,. having fought to the ' death •
The .0Mo* of the magazine' for
March are . of equally • interesting
nature for sportsmen. •
For Sale,t-51f_Aerea•duitable for 'veg-
etables., fruit, poultry. and • bees -a.
Cross the river from Goderich-ad-
Joining the "Saltford Heights" Dairy
Farm. ..„nekessary
Price "$1600..$6sh. If,purchased in
tvio week's aPurebred. Jersey Cow
goes ,with, the .•Lote,Mrs.., I.• Hether!
ingten; R. R. 4, .4oderiolr.
• . .SOCIAL EVENING ' •
•-* NO. 428 4111 held .a social
evening .in their , .164go ''roonl„ 011
Thtiriday, Feb. 25th, for \members'
and their•nvivei or lady friends, And
visiting snienibersAll.,-Iiidtes.,pleitat
loin* Mullin, W.M. •
Cr of Oirtilisor now holiit, U114,
loaded,' Another, Oar Sandhi( $0111i,
G. 11,130),ItilOOk tooloirmi.
• FU.1§7`. CARNIVAL
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roritd.„wne.
aidin,63.7d.:71
• The Carnival', in • Lorne Rink 0 n
Tuesday night drew a'. good crowd•
and there *as a;•gOod -time t,:j1 round.:
,the YSTAF':-
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was heel:4-'41nd !:everyone, who •won
plize h40 to •work foe:.
-prisoWinnarai 'were; as: '.fellpivs::
Fancy dressed lady, Myra, MeeDon.
ald.Jean Johnz.:
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3t.151; Fancy dressed gent, Wes,' Hos:
ton; Comic dresed. gent, Grant 'Mac.
'Kenzie; Conde dressed girl; Mari
Witson; Fancy dressed girl, Mary
McKim; Fancy dressed boy, Douglas
• Clark; ' Coinie dressed boy, Malcolni
Watson; Couple race, Cameron.
Donald a n d Winnifred. . Douglas',
Gents' race, Bill. Henderson; Beim'
race (16 and tmder),CharlieWebster
Girls' race (16 and under); Helen
MacDonald; ' •Music 'Chair's, (girls),
Stella Stewart; Musical. Chairs
:(boys), Case:wErionLtIpacDNOonTatlds. • .
Go.
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• Mr. ZrnS. McDonald visited
days in Toronto last Week.
Fuss Bissett ,is reeovering from
severe attack of measles. ' • '
Mr: M. J. McKay and Mrs., lEobt.
f Lochalsh spent a daY. re-
cently in. Goderich.' . • '
1Vliss Amanda McDonald, ..• of Para.
is.r_v_kiting-i. her , ."0
Mrs. 'Will Rem to •
The Annual. Prayer Meeting of the
W.M.S. of the. PreahYtoffialy Church
was held in the Church on Friday af-
ternoon, February 11.9th. . The mem-
bers of the South Kinlose Auk. ancl
the Young Women's Aux. Were also
:present, The prepared ' prograngine
was 'followed: '
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Presbyterian. Guild, „
The LoOkent'denimittee hadcliarwe
Of the Programme at the Ouild meet -
mg on Monday evening. The Rev.
If.lik,s*UNOHis,TAILH ON Amos
It takes, something like genius' to
hold a big audience •yvi9.1. A lot of
boys andogirla in it.ini.wropPed': at.;
1 tention for nearly • tWo hours; an
• ....4:
send 'them away feeling it was
. Werth while. But this fa'at w ac-
c9inPliphed by .Mr. , W. E. '$aubiiers
“., ondon;-Wednesday----eVening--o
.last week When ' he 'gave : One of :, hif .
. lecttrtiso on ..bur wild birds' "it - wag r
Apten i example 'of,. an %ifliUrmative
,aticire's diluted ;with }minor and Sn•
ertainnieut enough to prevent, the
hearers_ froci, tiring, -, ;„ ,, ,. . .
• ,Mn Saunders, no an elderly •man•
;has taken •a keen interest in the wild
hirds since the days of the * wild 'pig.
eon when he was a lad, and we don'l
know how long. he has been kcturint
about then. He has a • geed voice
..nd appreciating. the Many interest.
trig facts about birds he has an ini•
eressive and interesting .. way o1.
stating. them: He 4 a great friene
eif• the insectivorous birds and , the
song birds, but has no. mere use for
the rascal crow than ' Jack Miner
has, and with the -crow he classes
the common black bird and the blur
Jay:. These. live, .• as, far as they can
upon the eggs and the young of, th
. p •
smaller and more useful .birds; so he •
would greatly reduce their nOmbert
if he could': With these as an enenlY,
Of the 'song birds, he puts the coin,-
mon domestic , cat.' Cats, • he said
kill every bird that they can, and he
thought it a curious and absurd law
which forbid8. men and boysto shoo',
robins and other useful birds while
it allows folk to keep any number olf
cats • which kill all thebirds the'
can,.. --and that* no,. small number
iTurfh:eyHea has
' ,e_Ihey ..,help_ the reaas.4.0,.,:bloain
;:e planted feNv i ne age hgtgefn *
1)etter, than i a •. • ' .e.„,
susipLE POPIEs,
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'Paramount were in 'Whitechurch t
,see. Henderson's mother who 4
not enjoying good. health,
Mrs. Printer .Paterson of Lucknow
spent the 'week-end-41th' her parent&
Mr. aid. Mt* A. Stein, of Paramount
Mr. and Mrs *John Woode and dau-
ghter who are here 'from . Weal
were. guest e :Of Mr. and 'Mrs, JOS... F.
Webeter. k:. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Kempton, oi
•Laurierl invested in 'a .new • radio. set •
'Iasi w .
1VIrs. Deaves of, 'DUngan
Mr. Jamas,SOuth gaVe a:
nen Spent the past week, or 'so visit',
kith her. friend Mr0.- George ,Swar
oif-Lethan,. .• , . •
Mrk Gordon Hi.ks and son, off
TOrontO are, visiting at the heine, 0
her •parents, •Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Mc-
Lennan
4nn
°..fiarIdaell•a4asl
MLP0- Said, or Para-
motint was. iayst of kr., and: Airs:
xeraptoo• of Laurier; ' • ••
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• Harry , McDonald of
his friendF
to,.an..erryable. dance last Monday
eveninr.!.. . •
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1Viss ,Xatie and ..Bessie •Blue o.
.Abibefly spent a fewdays list .weel;
:.with their sister Mrs Grant Mac,-
'Dainuid.' • • ' • -
. Mr. Will Helm of near Zien..was
very teriOnaly isjirre,d on, Wednesday
Of g r.1.17ite at Work in ,Ernest:
Cardners slid 'Sant Gibson
ere el,,tting wood,. and the ..first:
•t:•eery ut down Wednesday Mora.
;in .frin'nc-. Swititg about in.:such
a way as to hit Mein a Severe bloo ,
,on. the...sho•dder and neck. H -gaffer..
ed a ro<en co ar one, an
• ‘!ve and he •.k .wer, badly binisee.
•,•d eut It 'owns' a. painful accident
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bat 'a..fa'.alitY was se narrowly • tre.:4
niied ' that :kr. Heim feels that, afte,.
all, he .was.f6rtunate. Hadtbe' blew.
1,an1ed, a littlelhigher . up it Wohle,'
have been rtif,e1 werSe..
't eau'
A
talk On the And.,
Watching"v subject Which pieced'
at once entertaining:: and helpful
The Scripture , lesSon• was • read ' by.
Jean Stewart, and. Miss D. Hender-
Soo took the - Catechiarn. *siert)
numbers ' were, .a 'duet by Helen and
'Marion MacDonald; e monthotgar
*selection' by :Toe. Hassan; arid -a nonV
her by the 'Male Quartette. -
• ..-.TEe nileting next , Monday evening
Will be in .charge �f ..the Dev-otianat
COMmittee. • •• A .travelegue, ;."A Trir,
.Through the 'Highlands of Scotland"
illustrated by lantern Slides, will be.
given: • •-'•
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;MARRIED'
Anderson Stewart
At Tornapa,. en 'TuesditYi' Fehrtisr,
16th, 1926, bythe Rev;Dr J. E
Munro, of Andrew's Church, To
onto,' Ont„ C;boige J Anderson, arm'
Miss. Mary P.' Stewart (daughter of
the late Mr. .and rs Wate te
art , beth of' Lucknow,
44.1•046•644adid, . • .
PLEASE PASS THE HEALTH ,
• White Bread is better food for you
than any othr kind --more nourish;
•ing and easily digested thanthose
known as 'health foods. Children whc
'eat goOd White Bread and milk are
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as a rule, healthier and stronger than
these who eat' other; foods. Leading
public health authorities recommend.
ed forjschoor children,' Bread -and.
Milk-for,the noon lunch,: fer after
.school, ter their evening meal. Whi4
Bread with k milk or butter le a Avow,:
derful food for young and old.f
supplies protein; to build and tePeir
muscle, and other 'tisanes. • The ,mot:_
mill matter in it builds d
teeth arid the butter at ProvTdils
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heat, energy and ••• growth, • White
Bread with milk contains vitamines
se essential to, health. Insist 0 r
Golden Crust Bieed ..,ewhich is grow-
•• '
ing popular 'by leaps and.beunds.
'Haturday Specials -,As .
goodly variety of tasty cakes and
cookies to chose *pin '
Whose 13iithday is tomorrow?
Reid!s Home Made Cnridy iS- res'
candy. Get it at Reid's Doninion
Bakery; phone. 68. •
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'MEMORIAM
IViitooit• • -
• In lov ng memory , of Annie Wat
son,. Who diedFebrhary 24th,, 1924,
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Peacefully sleeping, resting at last 1 a
The, 'world's. weary troubles ' .tine
' . "trials *are
.1••••. (.1 I!inde, of' .Waseee
ber;
;Ad Miii:.'Ioratik 'Henry, haat: week,•:..
,A v cc(.43ful concert 'at0
,social yas held in the tater-tient; el"
Ori li,TodnestdaY, 4F0b:
Parhour and :qieS 'Bailie Per!:
-•,•01't`3 '14',10teCi :.'i•n• marriage
. at. Wingliarh, Th
t,ortinintity o1ns In
..ntanV.,'•vtlarq bi happitiees:' • .
flr! Mrs Vitm.".Taylot enter:,
:tained their friendsto a nari.Y..01
Monday evenitirt, Alt tenottedhav.:•
n-vort ettloYable tinie•
We" are -sorry* to retrere
s.nn diVeStiie•and gra:. Gordon 'Elliot
; On' tiiilikle:tlit; Allis „wick,
•Etovi,ott.,a1.7.0ostOollo;.
ster,some, nod Mt: coo; Stewart; Of
Tumfiv.h. Visiteif en Witday'at'llie-
hot\1164!‘ft,,,',:fT Rotenlieidi4Vcr. (1*.vitc.
t•n•rl last 71sursday with Mrs. -Dune-7
,silence She suffered, .in liattenetshe .
calledbrher lionie44,41,ifst
no
Iler httabahd id children ehd414
10.Utlzng.,
VINIIII411444•11,MINYI.44141014.410.
FOR SALE .
•Rtirgain.,Aliitight. Piano in Wel.
nut Cate, With.Beiieh; Muat be -eokl
bv Mnreh 13th.. One year's time Will
'bp to Reit 165, 'Lus.10,
ito*
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441t1Fs41 H-4-nrg-ometo
t•he Mnall animals, such as. field Mice
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Llirews and niqles,. en which the
kel
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owls and hawfeed, .and,... of how
,P* weuld.multrply and cover the
•,
.r,rth if their nomberis Were. they net'
•srept‘ doWn the owls and havis:'
• He has no use for the .dirty littlt
English sparrow • and told of a simple
,,ittle trap he used to catch 'those
that "cane' _to his lawn. air/0661Y'
, enough the sparrows niake • their
.tiorne in a particelar lawn, that.
•by the time he had . trapped 1.0 his
llaee. was dear; of 'them for a •-tline
nig' some yoUng ones came over
from neighboring lawns where they
*ere ,plentiful. • * :
The leetore Iasi' given Under the
;obit auspkes of, the, ,elassee, taki*T
'lie Short * . centsthe7Higli Seho0'
-Ind the. Public School..' -The Hall w
oiled 'to capacity. and there was
elent nrder, , At the openitz thc
boYs ana gri;ls Of the Short Course
‘.ontributed a chorus as. did also thr:'
Sehool Students, Ibtrhile. girls of
. the Public,' School gave a pretty,
drill.• •
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'rile most „ecOnomie.,p1 ,and
ing food is Good Bread
Our QUalitir 'ensdres: all that s •
nourish -
eq; pure and. most"WholesOme.
onie,Made;.•Raisin azid-.W4Ole 'Whe'at, Bread a.
pecia
fiE0Ats,opog.s.:4:tru:gDA
Cream Slices Puff i'aSrleS Leinon, Tartlets
• Nut Tarts Iced Roos QeIsea Boos.
to94101nuts ROlis Rock Buns
• • ,•.„. . . • .
••thingin Your Butter and Eggs: and Obtain..
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.The Best Prices
,HOLLYMAN'S, BAKERY
•Lucknow'.
Phone 36: •
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.Merfin, the proprietor of Canadian
Ifferk.Gardens-andTetperOnlierbs-:will-betat-
. . .
C IN ItOUSE, LUCKNO
FOR 1 DAY ONLY
iIesday, Mar.
DAY AND EVENIN
It Otir.Cliiltri,gYeS
Are 'Abootnittl,
Your child is-haridieapped;:Ari• -
he will remain handieapped so len;
“s' the eyes remain in that cordi-'!
tion. • Every child has a right tr
'demand of somebody that his. OSe.
o not prevent his prsigkoqS. ThOY'.4;1 •
.'nds Of children are oNlerv da
studying With ,i.1,porfect eves Pa
t•ete sshekild give this shbiect tbe
though it deserVes.
• .. 17. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
Lucknow Ontario
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CLOVERSEEI)
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TIMOTfl
1ALFALFA
F6,1C, SEED'
ATC.
And all hinds Of grain
tained fit,forinarket or
sowing by the most effiC-
'
ient, .C1,eAannedrertbnisan:8cfAc:)
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11013/ `SHIF813IN1S
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•total. mimber of ;hotta--shl0Ped
at Ts:el:now Week., ending -Feb.
'lSth. was 119, 4 those 10 were selec.
baton, 43,,thi.4,k smooth, '• 4 • henViCP
hila 2 shop tagk shipnienti out of
Hurtin COunty-amounted to 1;458:
Selertd, 891 • Welt Stiloioth• 60
,Ige.afies, one 'extra heavy, • or
hotte sO403 light itedoes:
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Nervous DiseSse§, Rheumatism, •Bladder Trouble,
Diabetes; Bright's Disease, ,Stomach, Liver, Kidney,
Neuritis, Neuralgia, Blood Pressure, Heart Troubles,
elanitipattoz, and -a11 -13144$6s
There
Is An Herb For Every Disease
Remember the Date -Wed., Mar,. 10tholy
emommimarr-
ivorr PRIZE ; AT'ICIN.CARDIE
A 'great bonspeil, staged at .Kin-
arcline last Week lastest1krOugh
',Wedneetitty; Thnisday
A „Lucknow rink Tent over .in :hopes
.being favored with .the Sartre good.
fortune came ,their' Way .(.16St
. , .
year
toOk-ifir-i-t7place,
win-
ning the trophy. Luck or the Playing
quite se 'kead this time,
'ever, but 'yet, it wasn't bad as they
carried ofrfirst prize in .tir3 "Assoc-.
iation.1! The rink consisted' cif A. E.
?4cItint, F. T. Arm#trong,, : Re b t
JOhniton and T. se -Held,- skip.
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WHY„ -ANA
• EiRtILIZER, MONTHS OR WEEKS
AHEAD WHEN YOU CtN GET
-A11,--TkE--BEST..--BRANDS -AN---
DAY YOU. ARE IN TOWN.
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GET 'THE 'QUANTITY YOU
WANT OF ,THE KIND .YOU 'WANT
WHEN You', WANT, IT. • .'
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BEAUTIFUL COMFORTER MATERIALS ARE .LEADING
. THE •DISPLAY , A WONtiiiirt41;--441i-A44`.. OF .
CHINTZ, • CRETONNE, ARV' WITH. $ATEEN.„,:,.
TO MATCH; AND., poWN P.tto,Or' .comEOHTIEE,q0,Tit.
•HE BRIGHTEST 9F „COLQIeNGS, YET. (miry BLENDED; ,
TO SUIT, ANY •Room cOtou ,SCHEME1
. COMFORTER: H41TIS..;4: 2' Or 31'OU'D S1ES OF TOY'
FtTEE, 8Y11140; FLEECY ,ColiONiLl •
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THIE4E -.GOODS WILL -BT NO4IVF-ETIONT4IFAPEO-='
• PL. E TIAS$ ..Tt-titouat'oUtz ..STOItt EVERY WAEIC., IN.
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.41 -4U.P INVITED TO TAKE' ADVANTAGE OF
ALFRED g APSWELL
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