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LLhCKNOW;.
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rH 1,RSDAY APRIL 1st, 1926.
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Dr W. M. Connell
ihrskeian. and Surgeon •
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Hour 2-4 . 7--i
• phone 86
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• Over •;•Decker's . St o r e. Extraction
either .by ges or local. Will be in
Dung4hnon every Thursday.
Phone 53
DENTIST
Call Dr. Newton
• Make :appointment
In officeeveryday: '
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• Me, 'A. Slddalt, Ludmow, Broker
and Real Estate.-Moneyto;lend of
first mortgagee on farm . proper-
ties at 6 and Pk per, cent accordin
to security . offered.. • Also semi'
amounts on second Mortgages on
farm'.;
properties' and -on persona?
notes. A few good.'farms for sale
WALL PAPER
Latest ?attains in stock at lowest
uYit vS tas c�Tau'"-srli I�ii$&1eg:Y�3 ;
.Also book. patterns- of leading man-
ofactu rers.-+Box 174, R. J. Cameron,
•••• 'Painters& raper. Hanger.
0 ' '.4.00A4 4N:D GENERAf O
•It's April! Fog!: Day. ',- Don't' Get
Fooled. •'
Mr. W, :L: • acKenz"ie is home .aft
ter spending two.^weeks in Kitchener.
.Peerless Colored; .Concert ,Company
• in the 'Town" Mali ,tomorrgw-8 art -
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.Miss Hann, Bltzstein. is `home
from:' Toronto for'' the :Easter . vacs,
tion.
Tomorrow; • will be Good Friday
and a public holiday` throughout thl'
Dominion.:.. ,
•Mr. Clarence Mardi has returned
to Stratford to resume.his; occupation
in the plumbing., business, ,
Mr. James Patterson and 'son, In=
gles left'on the return trip to Sas-.
katchewan on Wednesday: morning.
'Reserve ,your seat"at• rMcKim's 'for
the •concert. in Ahe TownHall tomor
row evening -=8 .artists -an entertain-
ing program.
• You can: now get your Income '.Tax
Report forms at the Post '..Office
These forms .should .,be, filled in ' and
returned •before the end • pf Apra
Mr Janies,Fisher, who lives a mile
north of town :suffered a paralytic
stroke on Monday. night,. and . is ry:+
ported in. rather bad condition.
We have just'received .a fineship-
ment of Billie: Burke Dresses Every,
dress is a• smart -new style moderate-
•piked, LLJiil ' 5 l jvLc,. .•
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• Alfred 'E:.B
CHURCH NOTES,..
St. Peters Church -April
p 2nd, Good
,Friday, 2 P: M Litany and the ,Story
of the 'Cross., , -
Easter Dai, April' :4th; , 8A. M'.,
Holy Communion; 11 • A NI.. Choral.
;Celebration , and, ,Serni'on; 7 1-, 11a.
Evensong and Sermon.
,priest in.' eharge=The
Bray, M. A:-
Presbyterian Guild •
m The .: P.r, ogramme::enmmiit' , i, nom.
ever -Mrs. M. Johnston, had charge
of the programme•'on 'Monday, Ma{thf
r29th. Marion ..Jamieson Jamieson.,—read, 'the
Scripture Lesson;
nnifred' Doug-'
las.'read' a pperon the Catechi'sm,
,Written by"Mrs. C. MaeDofnald;•
Mr.' J. C.• Murdoch; 'took the- topic
,!'The Men. Who Crucified Christ -
Herod .and Pilate; Margaret: Geddes
gave• a reading; and a mixed guar-'
tette was given.
• The Victoria Mission 'Band will hold
their Easter Thankoffering en, Thurs-
day even ing, 'April 1. Two illustrat-
ed lectures will. be given, "Dr. . Paton
of. the flew', Hebrides", and "Child
Life in, Japan." Everybody welcome,
^''ed Church.Y I'.1;
tse rrieetl.,z. Monuay. evening wa
:;rv:ten 'tip toe, Adult Bible: Class. D:
Ncwton president of. the' Class os�'
:spied the chair. The .topic was '"The
Church" and was • treated ..,in three
parts: "The•• Early • Church, -by •Mrs..
W. L. ,MacKenzie;' The . Pioneer
Church, by Mr. Hugh Maclntosh; The
Church "of the; Future by :Mr. W.., E.'
Treleaven: The meeting opened with
a. short`song. service; the class gave
two choruses, and solos were contrib-
uted by Mrs Murdie and by Mrs:
Murdoch., Foflo�wing the _"evenings:.
program ' the •annual meeting of the
YTi3L3Z}Yi:rimiliiT]Yi le®IYi -:am'li5i.iv""rca lR.tiii_ ,., „....
GOOD-BYE, MARCII;i
Do you 'remember how: March. came,.
in? ; Will the first daywas fine in the
morning (like a lamb) and the after-.
noon • was 'stormy+ .(lute: a lion); :-;;No
wonder .the weather throughout,' the
month has been., • uncertain and gen-
erally, bad. How 'could any weather
roan be guided by a day that ' +was
both' lamb'" and ,lion .like? • The first
half of the month is said to,• have. giv_.,
-yen, the. -lowest avp.•dge ,mnperatur f
any,:'March for a ;century; and. there
have teen a :nun'ber 'of : zero morn-�
ings:.sirice' the first• •half• got by. A •
thaw 'which set in on• the 20th •soon,:
took ;co'ld and . left . the.,eountry worse
off than it was 'before. But Qpto-.
mists say it's just as •well 'as we are
more likely to have fine weather in
April".when it will d't, more good. The
last' day gave us Strong winds sleet
and rain` so:that' raust'have' been go-
ing opt like a• lion.' ;
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AN OLD IKINLOSS • RESTDENT.
-Mie.-•-Christopher• Carleton, - who -
made „her: home •with her son; Mr:
Joseph Hanna •of Kinloss, • died •• on
March. 26th at the ;age' of 81. The.
funeral was' on Monday•' of this week.
to Kinloss Cemetery, Mrs; Carleton's•
Maiden name Was Jane • -Crawford,
and she• was twice married. Of late
•years. she. has 'been• confini :d , to : the
house
GIRL otTIDE NOTES •
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Law 2i A. Guide is Loyal..
• Mr. It W. Wilson, Managet of the
local Bank of- Conenerce Was • gelled
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With ,•the inatallation of new' ma,
'Sour' then the mill has ever ' made:
TrY a bag ;and yourself.
• Your money refunded ,if. net 'eatiefee!
and storm and .window.sash.--APOIY
'to D. TaYlor, Sec'y 'School Beard.
ORTGAGE SALE OF
FARM
.• In West Wawanosh
.Undel•Power 'of Sale contained'in
a certain registered ;mortgage made
to the Irendors, there wHl be. offered
sale by Publie Auction iit the
the Punt Property deseribed as be-
"- big The' West Half of, Let NUMber
•• Fifteen in the Thirteenth ConcessiOn
•of. the Township. of West Wawanosh,
in the County. ef Huron, -
This farm contains one hundred ac-
res more,or less, and is located about
two and one half miles frqm • Luck-
• now, with a Behind at a distance of
• about one and a half Miles. 'The soil
is said tO be good elay loam, slightly
rolling and a spring creek crosses,
the farm. There ate about eighty
"acres in cultivation, balance bush and
The ,Imildings include a storey. and
;a half' dwelling house and two large
barmy all on stone foundations. •
muds' 'AND CONDITIONS:-
. One tenth of the. purchaie money, tO
be 'Pajd 'in .cash or marked cheque at
. the tame of sale and the balance to
beipaid within thirty dayathereafter.
Further particulars maY be had
. upon application to: 'Jeffery, 'Weir,
far the Vendors,. 7 Market ,Lane;
London Ontario. '
, AUCTION SALE
Mrs:. Peter 'Roberti*, Lets' 29-.40,
Om. 1; Huron Township,' will have
, • an *action dale of her farin stook and
,Conuneircing at 1.36, , .The
farni, Consisting Of 100 .iictes, more
.•' or leis, Will also be offered foe dale,
. Seven • roomed hawse With full-siz-
..papered and
, .garden .and Stable. . Foe .further.
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- COAL OlLitest Grades, 'sold -by the
gallon. -C. Mullin. 8-44.
SOCIAL EVENINO
- L. O. L. No. 42'8 will hold a special
'Sects) in there Lodge Root 'On Thurs.-
„ day April II, ..for Men*.ers. end their
fittatItt
117: nines inttersen,. Who .died at
:Windsor. en .ThUrsdaY• Of •last, week,
WacWell-knewn hi:Loamy and. vie -
nifty,' her early tome having • been
Kinlosit ToWnship Where she was
knOwn as Lavine Miller, her meiden
name ' She and her daughter; and
.sen, Miller,..also. made their home in
Lucknow a •few' years ago, Mr. Pat;
terson being in tini West Mrs: Pat-
terien deVeloped anaemia few
yeera ago, and :recently came from.
Saskatchewan to VindSor in. the beee
of impreVemept. The change was of
.,.no benefit however, and ti; Month ago
'a rtiPid 'decline set in, the end com-
of horses and airs " shoeketi on Wed-
nesday night hy; the news thet. hie
mother had 'passed away.' Mr. j.as..
4•Pattersonhad Also coine east and was,
with his wife at the time of •" her.
death.: ,She vrfis 54 Years and•6 mon;
A. DEAL IN ..DUCKS
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A, Play entitled PA Deal in Ducks”
Will be , preSente d. in Lochalsh
Wednesday evg4 April 7. The ,Play
will be followed •by box social and
at 8 o'clock.
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_Gond Seed BarleY•Por
No, ,21, at 75c. ;per bushel. Also geed
seed peaa.-Nelsop • Bushell, If. 2.
St. Helens, who has sold' his intin
will Nave an nadtion sale of' his farm
stock andlimplemente on Friday, Ap-
tit 9th; .conuitencing. et one 'o'clock
be aold as mr..Sarrier ie leaving the
farni.-Elliott And. 8-4,c.
AUCTION SALE
An auction tali) of household elects
Will be 'held .et the .letise foenittly
oeupied by tht. late Mrs. Tay,
lot just eouth Of Lucknow,•66,Satur.
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Will MVO.' aUction sale, of hie fatin
PA., :Wire dithie
./Affluents. './E'VerYthing Will,be geld
AUTO REPAIRING
;MOO t110,l,1904' .11 110Weoliio.
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DO PEOPLE READ ADV.TS!?
Some folk say that people do not
read those little host Found, Strayein
and."''For Sale advertisements whic�i.
11 newspapers publish. 1We11
Week �e advertised for.do " Which
'had• unaccountably. disappeared;'•'The-
Sentinels • went, out . over the rura'
mail routes in'the course of the' of
te'rnoon.• 'At ,9.30 in the evening pup.
telephone.• rang the Mali •at. the athei
end'•of'the line,reporte;i a :dog carry
ing a ;Lucknow tag : NO, 6, at •Tom:
Sullivan's,'near Kingsbridge. We .then`
.galled'the. home of the boy who own,.
.ed the; dog, t: inking •he;'r► ght .sleep
better', if he :knew' his . Aerdide .Was
safe and well.. Of curse, d}•sinterest-
ed folk do not read advertisements'
-and it wouldnot do 'any good if thea
did. Farmers . read' the ;Auction. Salt
advertisements and ' others. 'look for
dance ' and concert advertisements. I'
,all depends on: what. ,they, are Intel. -
este in.;'
BORN. •
Lannon -in the:•Twp„.,eof Ashfield
on March 25th, 1926, tO Mr; and Mis
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Tr Our Delicious H.�:..T
Y Q,
Puffs .Coffee ' Caker\Nut Tarts Sally BroWn
Our Quality Home. MiiIVW.hole Dfead is unsurpassed
BringIn' Y4311r;rttletBteersta,11PdricEggsg, a" °btalll
NEW .11/IERCII4T.DISE
PRICES
Yr
ving--igtivenL-vei*--yrt.prio izenilw la the school.
good sserviCei '. were. alt •re7eleeted for
the1,41e°11i.7---037eat..a.-L ' interesting 'account Of the .Divisional
AUCTION.*SALES GOING, GOOD gnide eamp held 'at PortElgin last
hersee''here. on Menday attracted' a and' n splendid giiide Program.' was:
'great •.inany' farMets ..'to 'Teyin,. and. earried Out If siMilar, cork; le held
es were realiga: The horsesi; though. guides will be,able to attend.' 'Our
of,: geed , quality..'were not large, init-itCY-uitti •are dalTitTline work add
prices, ranged 111) to $1.80. ' some ate ready to be enrolled:
very spccessful stile on Friday Of laht
week. In spite of bad 'road condi.
tion there was' a geed crowd.' Coint
sold from $75 tO $ioti and implements
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alee• brought, good prices. Both stock
Roy Irwin, south ot'Lnekpow
also lied. a good eale,..althciiigh
roads :made the day unfivorble.,.'
HON. J. C. ELLIOTT ELECTED
IN WEST Buppi4stx
dictate in •the .West MiddleseX election
held • on Monday wee elected by a
majerity of 2681 ' :cher* his Conserv:**)
Ap the election wee regarded 'as
one of Aint into iinportahce, the cam -
liveliest natUre, both paties platting
their best caniPaigners ioto,the
: The tiding is strongly liberel, snd
there wee little chanee 'of a coeServ-
ative victory, froth. the beginning.
Hon. Mr. Elliott' had a large majority
there' in the general electiOn last' tail
when. he was opptised by both a Con-
ate...There 'ate 82 polling ,subdivis,
ions in tbe riding, and; in all hut
seven the Liberal eandhlate., had , a
The tiding being well covered by-
telephoneAnes, little time *as
lost in gettifir in ;the returna se that
at party headquarters. When the re-
port *as sent, to Taranto and, Landon
;the *news ;was ,iminediately broadcast-
ed by radio' and picked up in every
town and village and 'many ' country
• As .re lutVe been broadcaSting for
aearly a' year, telling„ yOu all about
Golden Crust Bread, why, not Start
now and tune in and' enisSt ,Your
'mettla with Golden Cruet Biead?
The Break. that is mosk nutritious:
;hat made Mother quir baking;" Get
it" at your groaerls -Or ."Itelittralbmin-
ion Bakery; phone 68..
Don't ;forget to, order early your
Rolls; Lembo and Orange' Tarts
Jelly .Rolle, Scons, Walnut Mae,
havin IMO ' of Reid,' nowt Vade
Vag rglt
Though defeated in the °, .patrol
.game,. the ,nightingales' had the, high:
est .ieore in .points. But 'wait until
the recruite. start en ..Secepd Class
tests, the pointS'may not come..in *so
the name of J ates patrol? s:
Bantani-L,They call it "The Can-
ary patrol" bet ' think it Ought \-to
be changed to "The naughty (knotty)
pitio14,', for" they tie their knots so
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Thursday evening7-Be on tiMe„
,We haVe a:lengthy programme.
Elizabeth, . c my apt
icenses
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Per` the .fifth year we. have been
appoietvd to issue these
licenses '
IN THIS VICINITY
Our .aim will" lie' to give ti,*
public SERVICE ,
When we receive a prePerly
filled in' aeplication with a
money order or cheque eay-
, able at pat
We will "return your.
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.on next train.
sa,in prices as Jest year.
Box 473, Wingham
Family Theatre
loved' 'Westerner ,in. a fiery drenift.of
Renitence anti Revenge,
,VVith 'Comedy
'LIGHTING THE FLAMES, a real
THi BRIDGE OF SIGHS, a poignant
heart drama and etirring ,tale of
got Chas. -It, Holds neteil Sang
-With Potacdr.
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BREAD — lots of it
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owith. jelly or jam or hoz:-
ey,., satisfies )iout child's
craving 'for somethinA
-..,food deliciousness
--pure nourishment
--your money's, Worth
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Good Bread
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Bakery
right '.up among 'the "best sell,'
ed from the very highest grade'',
number. High Grade • Hole -
Proof HoSe,
SPecial 36 -inch .Black. %Satin
or
11QICCICIrlr•MillillOCJI Co.
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CL9YER SEED
ALFALFA .7
FLAX SED..
, Arid all kinds of grain
clanecl.fit for market -2 or
. lent' Cleaner. thannfactUr--
driormiromor
IT, IS TIME TO
HELP. YOUR EYES
For dose work at .least after
you-,have.reached.40;or 45 yeire of
'age, YAnt. may:never have had: to'
"tvear 'glasses. before but' from now
'oh .you are gOing to be reqinded
oftener and oftener ' that 'your eyes
glasses: end Use them whenever
PTOVIgTRIST
• Substantial redeetions in price
on all Starting, Lighting ,and Rad-
io Batteries, effective April 1. Be
sure and get our price's On High,
• est- Grade Batteriee.
muLtinsi
InAm WANTED -To' pie* and cul-:
Clinton, Telephone 77.4). Dungantion.
FEItTILlZEH M,ONTHS OR WEEKS
AHEAD: WHEN YOU CAN GET
'AU. THE -IlEST BRANDS ANY
WANT OF THE, END YOU:WANT :
. Remember; the, reniaiiiieg 'service's
:ChaS; Cumming of St. Helen's wilt .
Special Easter services on Sunday.
Union :serVice Of the Hackett's and.
Lane's cluirche$ ht,klackett's 3. P. 3.4.
Communion will be'serVed.
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1. TRY THESE' SPECIALS FOR EASTER' 1
1' :' SILK GLOVES; FANCY' CUFF' OW-wittsp, txxcan; .4 st.'00.,, '
. - gliEgiVik,12;11C1g5.9k-0',5 07 EAVII f'" -PE Elt-r-1 l'AT-14r„4-11;.-htN‘ --4----
k LADIE'S SILK, -HOSE,• THE KIND ANY LADY WILL DE-
LIGHT TO WEAR, „AT OUR REGULAR PRICE 49c, . •
ALFRED EA)USW.
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