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, • $2.00, PER:YEAR IN Al:WANG:14 Oak OTHERWM,
LIMMOW, ONT.,, 10710,'...14,SOAY. MARCH 25th, 1926,,
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• • • 'DENTIST
Dr.. .MacLeod..will visit Lucknow
• *veva. Tuesday in Pr.:" Conneli's
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DENTIST. - •
Dr.,' R Li: Treleaven, Luck:1o*,
:Altai Dicker's $tore. ExtraetiOn
by gar; or. hical. Will be , • hi
DMikamion ,oVery, Thursday, •
•Phone bg
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Call Dr. .Newton
Make: appointment
• In Office everyday:
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0•EVERY,BOD1111 cOLIJ,MN
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GeO. A. Siddalr,- Liekrioir, ;a...Braker
arid Real Estate. -Money to lendatit
' - first ,mortgages o farm proper-
.. tieiiit 6 arid 6% :per cent„according
•• • ' to security 'offered. • :Also SmaD
• . anieunta on second 'mortgages' on
". • far* properbea and on personal
-Tootle. , A few good, farms for sale
.Latest', . '
patterns .411 -stock •• leariest
Prices. ' AS cheap as in catalogues.
.AIso book patterns of leading man-'
trfactlanersa-Box 174,.R. J. Canierska.
-.--Painter_a_ Paper Hanger. • ;
Lucknow Flour Mill
With the inatillsition of new ma-
•, &Wry . and by•-extensiire re -Model-
, Ong ,We ate Making . a higher. grade of
• ' Dour than the mill has ever Made.
, Try a' bag and cOn: nce , ourself
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Your ,MOsieY refunded .it,notteetiefec-
' tory.-W. E. Treleaven • ' •
. Salea-TwO small frame build.
• •• Ings, also , a quantity .of 2 -in -plank
and storin and i'vhidoli sash.-.-APply
•to -D, C. Tayjor, -Sec' y School Board.
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.'.:MORTGAGE.,SALE,
* . FARM - •
In West, .YfewanosIr
' • Under --.Power of 'Sale' contained in
, a certain 'registered " mortgage , made.
'-Wr the Vendors- there • will beoffered
' for sale by Palk Auctien at the
CAIN HOUSE, Lucknow, Ontario, on
Tuesday April 6, 192.6i at 1.30 P.' M.
the reran Pronerty described es
nig The West Half of Lot "Number
• Fifteen in the Thirteenth- Coneession
of the Township of Wait Wifwatleell,
'•In thatoUntY of
• This larin contains one hundred ac-.
rer more or less,' and is .located about
two and .one half miles. froni Luck-
• now, With A school at a distance of
',about' bneand a:half miles. .The eon
- •is Said-, to be. good clay loamodightly
rolling. and a pring creek tresses
' the farm. There are about". eighty
. mares eultivittion, balance bush and
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1)•• o -o,
The cheerfUl.'tebin and the pealg,,
black birdhave cOme to toWnt.
Mr,,Carrick. D.00glas' hne
from Torotitbfor the wePk-and,,,
Mrs; :.1,4avina ..BrabSon, of, Toronto,'
liaireonici-;03Pe;Tett-tew7weeki-Witb.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs; D. Hasten'.
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, 190 FIok Frolc New ,Spring. -Press.:
es,'•Seini,teaaY: You. can • coMplete,
them in'20 minutes, only $1,49.. ComE
and See.--Ilorriell-Murdoch Co. ,
• Mrs; Win. Wall and two little
girls, of Listolvvel; have".retnnred,herne
•afer spending re menth ivith her par -
:eats Mr. and Mrs. J. C. MaeLaties.
A", play 'entitled' "A. peal in Pneki".
• will -,,be :presented in the: toehaish
Roll' On Wednesday eyening„ April
7th,, under „auspices of the U.F.W.O.
Club. Further Particulara neit week.
.DEATH OF M. (DB.) TENNANT
lktri. (Dr.) Tennant for Many years
a resident of. Lueicaow •passed .away:
at her. home on Thursday of .last.
week., She Was. 81 years of . age and
had not bean, stroag for a manber.of
'years. She had event •,•the,. greater
part of ,the winter With her son,' IMO.
F. at, London; and following tile trip
. home the first of; link, week., she de-.
veloped priumenia. • • , •
• Thejurieral Wes On Saturdayaf-
--ternoono itixdPas -Ceme6eii."Y
• C1111JRCII NOTES .
United Church Y.P.S.
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The .Devetional Depaitinent• had
charge. of the rneetiagon Monday :ev-
•ening and the 'topic Was "Social 'Re-;
lationship," ,On this , subject Pr;
Solinaton gave' instruetive
-which" wa's• feilOwed by general,,dis;
mission. .The llon, Call Was answer-
ed by.'quctting•a line Or verse of
,SetiPtiire-',..• The .ClirritraganI*4":
by Mrs Dr .SPenee.' ''flarveY, Web,
'ater \,kav.# a:•,,reettationt; The .SeriP-
.tilte. Usk:in.:was. read. by. :is Whir,'
Malcarbuinliers weft 4 "ehoizus
by a number of boys, a piano duet
by •Mra. T, S. Reid and IVIrs. Newton.
'Presbyterian Guild • .f, • . •
• The Guild1 on Monday, -Marchlth
took the'form of 4 St.' Patriek'S.
So-
eial, the Lucknow Guild enteftaining
the .'Whitecharch Guild. The Social
Cerrimittee, Ceaverier„ Margaret Ged-
des and Mrs. W. Douglas had:Charge
of •the • programme,. .Edwip. •Binith.
read the Scripture.: 'Lease/a • 'Jean
Stewart 16ok ahe • CateChiani„.1,Quest-
iea. Readings Were given Mrs,
Mowbray -of Whitechurch, Vera Sher-
riff_and Gladys Maclaanald. Mrs., E.
Johnston, read in. article on *St. Pat-.
Tick. The musical pregramme eon -
tasted' of solos by' Mrs., Davison and,
James Nelson; both of :Whitechurch;
s chiet•by Mary and lloraea
Ait-
chegon 'and a' 'violia selection hy.
Geddes. Thea meeting ,closed with a
pleasant social hour
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...SPRING••4)MES,IN A RUSH
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'.0reak,,up of ,Cauutry Reads Ties Up
• Rural' Mail Sertice
Friday Saturday and'•Sunday were
31',Ie *springlike days and there was
'quite a. rapid melting ,of the miss nf.
klew, that has covered •the, land
since Oetoher:- ':: •
Thei•e -were a:lot_Of peopI in', .W71
'S4tu'idaY -hut reads:Were reported
bLeakugubadly,jndby....„Snady
and' 'Monday' it was 'very Wet -going -
few horses. : •
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". Seine' of • our mail ceuriers. manag-
ed 'to make •their dailY -;touncl,'
• those on the loagei routes '..could not
get through.•as 'Iliorses broke through,
at•almost every step, and ,there was
danger if they get far from home
they might not get back. . • • • .
' This accounts for the 'scarcity' of
'country , correspondence, it The Sen-
tinel this week. -• Budgets neatly all,
come in on Tuesdays.
, a,
% .Well,..perhaps, it isn't quite so bad'
after:all: • The 'folk 'who' dhiret get
, their .newspapers and' -.letters will,
have an: opportunity to. reflect, appn.
the advantage's of rural mail deliv-
DEATH, OF MRS. .ALLIN
A• highly esteemed; woman; who
1. :was long asSeciated,'With the social
life of L.1./4149W ImaSed' aw,eY ,onjkirt,
day night in tile Pemaa' of Maia"Wm.
Allin Mrs -Alija had suffered a
:breakdown of, health- during the win,-
ter; but Was: keePing • fairly, well until
last Nagel( When she ..teek.,a, turn for
the- worse and ' it saanbeeanie -evident
, a a , , ,
thaf. there ..)iviii: nitie..ehance , ' 9f re-
cOvety;.' 7 :. ':•,•';': "!'• • .,:,, .' ,••
wati..Miss,Margaret McAlpin :her ear-
IY home beiag in •;tincarclina, :;.When
she'•clied Mrs. Allin. was' 68`year's and
14 days old. ivii. Allr, diet,' 'February.
llth 1922. ' • ' '
Mrs. Alibi is survived ,by five sons
and two daughters. The sons are
: Russell, Wm. H., Cecil B., Harold
and: 'Evin. The :daughters are Misses
Bertha and Mabel. : •, • .
The late Mrs. 'Allin wag 'of ai 'inn
iable diapositiori and She had ' Many
friends ' who sincerely mourn'her
death, , .. :* , ' •
The funeral' was on Wednesday
afternoon to Greenhill Cemetery. .'
• In connection. wit'g• . the death ,o1'7
ary, an to,' wonder 'how the people
Mrs Allin a sad co -incidence was
ever got along with weekly
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. papers; and when, they. had to 'walk
several Miles to post a lette/k.
REBEKAHS CELEBRATE
By way of. celebrating the first an-
niversary of •4 organization jewel
„Rebekah , Lodge gave a social even -
.in Taesikr :of this' week i• ent&
:*10:11.45irrAlgtr. .V71Mannn%15/4"0"...." V*.•V'''''
her. h,ushand: had been 'laid ,to rest isop.•read 'the .Scripture Lesson. Gee.
in 1902 :lire. Tennant is,surviyed. by Douglas took the topic "The mai
'one soe;. John Fa London, Mal M'ss Who Crael6ed
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Chriata-Judas- and
Agnes who has lived with her me91- Cairrphas." Rev Mr 4MacD9nakl
.'•, . • , _give a reading.; Bessie Chestnut -read
'Before, her marriage theTratetarrs:-
the tateefiism,
Teanant Was Miss, 'Mary Agnes paper on the
MacKenzie .- Miss M.• Milley
liams. The doetOr, died at the corn- gave a reading, 'and, Helen Johnston
paratively , early age of 64; ...foilow-
'a 'recitation: Musical. numbers were
ing a. very : active life in the prac-.
'tice of his Profession and/ in riblit an, instruniental • by MisS, E. Urquhart
and a Solo by Mrs 11 AitclieSoa,
affairs.. Those „ who. , ,remember :. Dr.
Tennant speak very highly of his
•'generosity arid benevolence. i•
The following 'relatians, and friends
-of „the' family :were: here .to . attend',
the funeriii: Iohn F. Tennant of Lon,
don,' Mr. and Mrs.,•Cliester Stone -
:house, Toronto; • Dr. and PITS.. Bromin
of Airimer; „11i1e0srs.. MiscPbail; .of
,Brantford, • Divid ilacbonald of
Ripley. •
The 'buildings inelude a storeY and
a half' dwelling • house and two large
barnsall on stone foundations. ,
TERMS, AND CONDITIONSt-
One tenth of 1 the purchase: Money, tp
•, be paid' in cash or marked theque
, the titne of 'sale and the balance to
• be Paid within thirty days'thereafter.
Further particaliirs'• mat?' be ' had
tiPon applicathin to: Jeffery,. Weir,
McElheran Moorhouse, Solicitors
for the Vendors; .7 Market Lane,
London„ Ontario. •' '
.. FOR SALE
Good strong Raspberry • Canes,
$1.60 a • hundred: A. Clifton, 11/2
miles south of Lucknow.
PROPERTY FOR SALE '•
iMr. Paul *Smeltzer offering his•
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• ` property in Lucknow for saie. There
•• ..• is a Comfortable dwelling, a good
barn, and *bone g% acres of land.
,,,, • • For Jenne apply to Mr.' Smeltzer at
Dungetindn. 18.3-tf.
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• .ADTO• REPAIRING -
.'Haying installed a re -grinding :•nia-
Chine, I ,am; now prepared to re -grind
,cyliners of all Imakea' of "cars. Can
guarantee therri'good •as new. -V. S.
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FOR BALE-Tivii good. '.hest.. wete.1.7-•
heated incubators and One coal-barn-
ing brooder, 'alinost. .Sills::
'R. R.:5, Luckndw,, , „ • 1-4-p.
• • • AUCTION 'BALE '
• Mre, Peter Robertson, ,Lots
Con. 1, Hurn Township., . have •
an auction sale of her farm stock and,
inipleinente• Thursday.- • April 8th'
A• FORMER. iTOLYROOD .BOY
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. From ,!a recent Isstle *pf "The • Can-
adian' ;American" published it ,Chi-
Pago, ive Iearn. of the death at, Chi-
cago of Dr. 'Norman, 1Cei whom sOme
may remember. as • haviag practiced
for a short with. the late' Dr. 4.
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Elliott, following his 4.-pgiadnation
from College, •MOntreiti.
Althugh bern ••,ia Hartington,, Ox-
ford County, the late-Dr..Kerrspent
his early days. near Holyrood 'where
the 'faniily had moved iwhile' he ,was
quite :young: : • ; '
The reaming'', Were taken to Ober-
lin,-- %
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n,- Ohio- State-,,for-interinent.
ter„, •Mrs: Duacan Carapbell; of Kin-.
loria,•:and Miss .JeSsie MacKay • of the
and ;Com attended : the • funeral. •
• Of the'•:late Dr. Kerr the Canadian
AmeriCan had thefollo*Ing to say:
'A. host "of' friends vee..shocked
an Tuesday, last to read in the abit-
lows, and their .wiyes. 'There was a
good .turn out, in Spite Of the :fki
that few country members Were able
to attend. ; , .
•;1'.here was pregressiVe euelire, a
-:sitert literary and musical program;
,refeshrtienti7;and-i- few
commenang -at ^ 1.30 o'clock. frhe , aarY . columns of the dailY Pnaers• of
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farm, consisting of 100 acres' .more •the passing of Dr. Kerr, 715 Barrie
or lees, will. also be offered for sale.
Avenue, who was one of the .best-lik-
subject to: reserved bid.-Jno. Purvis,.
, , •,, , ••.. • ', 0 ed of Chicago's' Canadian American
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' ' ' '• • .physicians. He had been troub ed
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,STRAYED. --An ' Aerdale • Tag:with a heart athrient for ,Years; but
No. 8. • :Any person. knowing of/ his
. whereabouts 'kindly report . to Alex:
MacKenzie, .Lucknow. • '
LOST --Between St. Helena and
.Lueknew, 'by way of the boundary,
a . Parker Fountain- ,Pen" with 'gold
band on toP.'-alinder please leave at
The ,Sentinel Office, or Box , 235,.
Lucknow.
Auctio,S,,f14LP,..
,- joss :(Langside) who re:cently. SOld
his farn10.4vill have ` auction Sale
Of ;11Ti:StOC1C,.;
bay,„nntLorain. and household effects
.o March .80th, ccannieneing at,one.
o'plodk p.m. There is 41 tOr a good
Stock and implements.--Jno.
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AUCTION SALE OF PIGS ,
SALE POSTPONED• -,
`Owing to : the bad Condition, �f the
roads the Sale', Whieli :Was to •bal.T
been held,"at Robert Lowrey's, north
of Ripley, on Tuesday, of .this week,
W& s postponed Until ISaturclaY, Mar,
27, commenciag at'• 1, Pana4
John Purvis, Amt. '
. HOUSE FOR SALE
Seven, roomed house with full-siz-
ed basemenf,' solid cement foandaiion,
Inside house newly '• papered and
painted, completely, wired with fix-
tures, new cistern and eaYetreughing
garden "and -stable; , Per. further par-
ticulars apply..to J..TE,. Agnew-
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*--'141iiite,ii:*11 •4ffOr01.10r,:oale.::at,
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fte Jain atotaie Bern an SilatirtleY,
March ".27th, at two oc1oclk, even
INtebted York duo .1n, April,
ten Chuaka 4 motto* oit....01.
)4itter, teTOptiefor
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• At. cards Mrs. Robt.a•Thompion wen
the lady's prize and -Harold 'Johnston
stOn carried, Off the prize. for the
Men. ' jean .McClure won ..the
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prize inialominoes. • •
'Those conttilating „to the program.
were Mrs. ,J. Wesley. `,JaYnt aO0! MiSS
11obertioa, a . duet, Mrs. MacKenzie;
accompanist; Messrs. Watson., J'anr
stoni Mrs: :Aitchesqn : and *Ss
Mary .Aitcheson, a quartette, • Miss
Mary paglas,. aceompanist; 'Mrs': R..,
H. ThompSon; a 'reading}, Mrs: G,
Sherriff, a reading. • There was' also
'a few numbers of .community singing.
• Mrs,- TeMple Clark; who Was .fitst
'Noble.- dyand a he L'odgeain-a- abort
addreas, said that Jewel. Lodge ,had
had 4 •very successful year,and that
• members; were leOking' forWard. to es.r.
• en draater success' in ,the. year, on
Which th,e Ledge aaa just •eatered. •
, TIRE .:AT WHITECHIJKH
mill' Wiritechurch
for grinding Alfalfa,- arid Other bay
,fot lieultry , food was, destroyed, by.
'fire last Friday 'night. The .loss is
.es-timated'ataronnd $7,000. Maa-
lin is in :a London .hospital•:where he
ieceritly undeiWent an operation. tie.
had bought the only .1aat fall ana
had beea &ling a•-gpod• bus'inesa. The
cause 'of the lire is, unknown.
' ANNOUNCEMENT •
thataister'a. husband, Mr. • Wray, lof
London died •at the same, hour, so.
' tilat when news Of Mrs. Allin's death
was-• -aent to the sister 'word come
back' that her husband had. also died,
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• ASIIPIELD• CIRCUIT 'NOTES., '
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The annual meetings for election
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IPLACE, YOUR' ORDERs . FOlt 1..)ELICIOLTS HOT X , BUNS
SINCLE COPIES', 5 CENTS:
--p :- ' FOR c‘000LF•tilDAY , . ,..:•. , ,
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. ' SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY . . • ' ",.
• Bride's ;Slices Lemon Tartlets Rose,- Tarts , Cream Slices Choc-
olate Cake. ..Puff •I'aStries T'ea Piecur,te chelsea B'un•
' Our Quality -Monte Made, Whole Wheat and:Ralain Bread a specialty ,
- Bring in Your and Eggs a/to:I:Obtain ,
1-10LIXMAN'S BAKERY
-The Best Prices
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HORSES FROM THE WEST.
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Thirty years ago at thia time. of,
the 'year trainloads of. hOrses were
being sent from Western •Olitittio •
towns, to •the Prairie Provinces, , and
,tt that time it was p.grnmon talk:that
West would 'be permanent 'Mar -
%O. for,. Ontario horses as, OWing ao.
he severity of the Winter _colts neY-
or could. be raised in the West.
Who, would thew believe that by'
„his time the ,tide would have turned
and that Carloads, if not , trainloads'
Jf horses 'Iwonld .arriving'. ,hete
..Trom Saskatchewan. and! ,• Manitoba.'
fet snails the ease, Whateker di&
amities were experienced in 'raising
young ,horses .en the prairies:. have:
•been,' OVereonie,. and 'horses of . Very
• good .quality are mow' being prOduced,
there, evidently as-•cheapli as7horses
year; and *we , understand Y
have . given very !good satiafaction. - . , •
Saskattbewan, farmer.rethe - ,
ed. here during the wiatet'told us that .• ' ,
'when. his fall'Werk was done he turn,: •
01 his horses hies@ On the open prair-. ; •
ieand, that they camp through splen- ,
didly; '1Ie discovered ' by accident • .
that this could be one. One- Winter; .
owing, ft) sielsness he. Was obliged to
Cut ddv.:4is Winter 'Pheres and turn.: -••
Pd his. horses, but one team', kept • • •
fOr winter 'Werli, out to 'iive Or die,. • ,
They
'Pry Way than the team Arhiefi ,• had •••••
Stronger ad in better conclitio# '•
been kept in the stables.'and •
,afed,HootrsoenslY: ruliiierivdingbi:toti,atestiod4alliyn:tvera: • •
way actually refuse- to intothe
stables` even' on 'cold, storiuy nights.
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, Our "Anti-donibine7 ',price for' 9,
12 Gold 'Seal Congoletun • Rug •• •
U3 98 t Thej1'uket, operated , • •.
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• Blake's churches are being held this-
., week •on• :Tuesday, • Thursday, :Rad
Friday evenings. • respePtivelY.. Elect-
lOn, officerS,Xer the Sunday Schools'
of' Zion and-Blake'sis also being held.
Please note and, clip •out for'refer-•
.enee lhe-TelloWirre-notise-Lof • Easter
SerVices. •YOu .ard -invited ta, them all:-
• EASTER'. WEEK' SERVICES.'
tnited Church --Ashfield Cireuit
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• • 'March 28tha..-Aprill 4th 1920
Rey. 41. pikinsOn, B. A..,
PseeMed in good fettle and. Was' of ;a
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cheerful and OPtomistic/•,dispasition.
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FlloWiag his 'graduatiort he Came; •to
Chicago where he avas appointed as-
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sistant in surgery at the Chicago
Policline 1891:, He, was
made instructoi in 1895 and Was one.
of the ablest In his line. • 80yViving
are his ,widow, Lottie Austin
and. Wit) Semi-,. Dr. John Anstia, and
Kathel Kerr. Funeral 'service at Ahe
FOurth "Presbyterian -Church ; was
largely attend,ed. • • ., • •
:PEERLESS. COLORED CONCERT
COMPANY
FARM . FOR SALE
‘,..•100 Acres of land being North.lialf
,:afalots,"4: &ononLHur0fl.TWI1,
about 4 miles from ,Lucknow. On the
..farin in a barn 40 lc 60 ft. „with_ 20 -ft
pats oil stonefOundation, cement
Stabling and water simply inside. Her
Made '16 x 80 ft, newly, built. ,Gobd
tenaboined heuse .veneered With ce
ment, with Woodthed and gage
-tached., Nev•••..Windmill „just
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'running water all the year tOund • rom Huron Coanty amoante to
going Fall Wheat,-
n!ed- 'iltd, 4:0eA006. were aele,et, iMean,
edt
• ,101g thlekIiiiiia40. 1.04,,heivios.; 3 °X-
' iP. rther '•iii
Mts. Ethel CaMphell, 114,. Luck- tie b'iltVVit• 82 '111.101i -hags „and lo, light
114*• • ., . • 140844t,,. 004001.
The land is
•:of,at-Tiali, learnia -and--.4 .shoa :Shipments
'13151it-'.5-atereg '44 " .eavY d
' Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Burrell, 247
wriknt Ave.; Toronto, anntaince the
•engagetnent: of e, thear: clarighter,
',eice Evely* to' Mr. Daniel ,Gordon
.Webster, of 'Toronto, sail of the late
Mr. and Mrs: Richard „Webster, of
Lucknow, oat The marriage ,',"tc
take plate „early •in ,
'Mrs, Burrell -was- fornierly Eunice
Grahani, daughter of the late' Rob-
ert' Grahain and Mrs, • Graham, :of
Lucknow. '• •„
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New.Spring,•Materials are arriving
deify. Come and. See.,-Botnell-Mnr-
Oo„ch Co. ' : •
• ' Reserve -Friday .evening, April 2nd
for the Peerless Colored Coneert Co.,
which' Will appear in the -Town Hall,
Lucknow, bri that date. • They sing
• the fanious 'old' plantation melodies,
in the/ original plaintive 'tones that
. have cheeredthe hearts of thpusands.
of their hearers, ,and which_ never
t grow Old:.".„' • : •
• -Proceeds. ,°f.. this.. Concert.wil go
to the Memorial' Arehlairid,Admis
skin 50c, and 444,,r,•ttijc;!Children
at MCKim s rug Store. - *, - ; ,
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,,,, Hod suiipmENts-. :
.. "Of theal.flg, :h6gshifpel; 'frein
tlickfidiy, the week ending 'Mutt
44-tverelplecC,Ig;do4,48 „thicic,,AMOOth
Family Theatre'
WHAT IS A WOMAN'S
NkARKET VALUE?
'Bee 'Beautiful 'AGNESAiirRES9n-
'HER MARKET:VAL
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Sunday, March's 28=-' Palm sSiniday
Regular; Setvites-The Pastor ,
Church, 8 P: PaStor .
Easter' Meeting of :W. M. S. r,
• Tuesday; March 30 -Zion. Chur.h,
8.P.M. Rev: T. Wesley CosensLuck-
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Wedaesoay; ,March Blake's •
Chnrcb, S .P. IL Rey: J. Peters, Dung
- Thursday, April 1-41itekett's'Chtirs
reh, $ P. Ma. Rev. Ches. ,Ciarnming,
St. Helens •.
Vkiday,- April 2--Hackett's Church;
8 P. M. -The Pastor • - •
'Sunday, April 4 -Easter • Seriday
Reception Services ?for New Membr
Pasor. '
Special. Serviee to constnninate,
Haekett'„s 'United .Church •and
• E4t Ashfield United Church (Lane's)
at Hacrett's Church, 3 P.: Di.
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ripping ' Story Of a lovely *mean
Ph° found herself alone in a •
heartles4: Men ‘i,ho -battered'
•for her heart' .
Withcomedy, at••• 14_0n:illy Theatre
' MARCII 80 & 31'
-4t1ati%allOW 4FRIOS17-,-& -SATURDAY.
' -taA.Pril 2 aat •.
IDGE,
with a 'gag COMerly
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GLOVtR SEED •
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FLAX SEE, ij
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'.And6.,a11 kindS. of groin ,
eati"bi'd fit Market or.
sowing,by the:most
lent cleaner tnanifactur-
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3. 6. AnderSon, St Son
tuCknow ,
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Have Eye conifort
: you haven't eye.'comfort. the,
-thane& are you haY,erilt.nst
.'of fk.•911Vrart.-'11* eY00•:..fire."
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Poriripaterf with the •,nerveas Sys-
' tele Avheri they: are strained •
';,the results are aikela te be 'nott:'
ed in headaches and other iiislt
YOU will spelid an' hour seine day
we will tell yo°, about Year eYee;
and Supply glassei.for their tom -
,for, if needed.
'F:Ve .A111VISTRONG
orrominisT
Lucknow Ontario
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auction • sale of: western horses to be
held :In LucknoWN-on .Mrinday: The
man Who brought these horses st
liaka, sale of Shill:Jar-hot:sea here fast
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.• We belong:. to no eoMbines-VA
9 enioleuin Rug, • Gold' Seal $3.98, 'fit
The Market,' °Petaled •, by
Horneli-
Murdoch Co.. ' • • ' 4-
I 'RE YOU
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SATISFIED?
6 -Your Ambitions Exceed Your -
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Present Possibilities?
If not you will do well to investi
gate for yourselves the Copportimity-of
building up an independent futuke..
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ONCE
Ambitious ones only need apply..
Correspondence treatd Strictly private
and -confidential. .
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CORLE§S; Ont.. .
'District Atqn.ager. ,
ONTARIO, EQUITAKE LIFE
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WHY' THE BAKERY?'
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OnfY few year'a ago most . women •
boaglit from the Bake-shoN Secretly
and. in many homes it was 'consider-
-ed a blotch on the family:bonorto be
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out of lionie-made bread. • '
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Iceday ,conditions •ard ,reversed and
while ,the home made': bread maker is
aespeeted, Many feel She as'toolisbly
'energetic. and every day the family
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aS, getting better •itcqiiainted with, the,
baker's full Lille of baking "Goideir•
Crust • Breada-the bread that made
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mother twit baking." Get it at Your
' irrOcer's , or • Phone Or; ....,`P'eid's* Derain"
ion 'Bakery. •
-iteid'a For, Your vveek.und:,s9eciai
,Devil's Food %Layers,' Date Trilbys,
'farts, Queen Cakes,,,, 'Jelly • Rolls,.
Scons, 'Fried Cakes,. .Lets of' good'
things to' eat at Reid's. • • . •
Reid's 1,;onie Made Candy 'alL•
Ways delicioas, always right., [
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WHY' -SIGN ORDER v▪ oR.
!FERTIL.IZER :MONTHS 'OR' WEEKS .
AHEAD WHEN. ...YOU. CAN ..GET.: •••• •
ALL THE. BEST BRANDS, 7ANY
,DAY. YOU ARE IN To:0.M' • •
•.v•Gck.',T QuOTITy...• .1 0 tr. • ' • .
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WANT: OF THE KIND you iYANT:. ;,-.
WHEN ITi• , • •. • • •
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-, AUCTION, SALE -op ,}Rmst.s. •
McQuillin's Feed Barn.; Luck -
on •Monday, ,'March 29, coni-•.
• mending. at One o'clock, n.in. 18 hors-
es vranginc; from 2, to 6, years old. :,. •
These ' horses ard. sound, quiet and
geed to Work,
• In5;••1es II, PatterSon, Frop., John .
Purvis, Auct,'
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COME' MAKE IOIJRSELI' AT HOME EPH WILL 1t4'FEIWST O1J
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YOUR, NEW "SpIZING FROCKS- SEE ,OUR • 'VEST , • -
WINI)OW. , THE NENVEST Sil,:atiES....9tt TiTtat.,,,,
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