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DrW. and'Surgeon M. Connell:
Physician" i
.-. ca. ,
Lucknow
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Phone
rs.phone 86
DENTIST'
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Dr; ..MacLeod :. � will visit,. Luc ow
esda ,` in
Dr a Coneli'a
every Tuy , , n•:
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biter eeker's' Ste ur e,; " Extraction:
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either by gas or loc..al Will be °in
'Dungannon', every .Thursday.. " '
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DENTIS''.
Call" Dr. Newton.
Make aPpointment
In, office everyday
•
' Geo, A. SiddaII Lucknow, '— Broker
and Heal i stete.--Money to lend of
.'first _ mortgages on •farm. proper-
ties a centaccordin
ties at 6 and V,? pee • �
to: security' ` ,offered. .: Also 'small
second mortgages 'An.
'amo`unts on es b g
farm • properties roI?erties andd.en personal'
farms
for
• •nates. ' A tew. go od fa m sale
WALL' PAPER"
Latest pa • a tterns in stock at lowest.
prices. As cheap as in. catalogues.
Also book patterns ,,of -leading Mann.
ufacturers: Sox 174;•.R. J. •Cameron,
Painter &•..Paper Hanger.
w
Fou
Luekno
• Ileneis what 'a customer ''Har
.riston'saysabo•ut Havelock.Flour:.
'q iimve e'atjoyei;. ' A,la4si bread
frons' Havelock Flour: and mould be
glad to' recommend it to- anyone, .It
gives nplendid . 'satisfactions ,•
W... E. Treleaven
Safety Razor Blades' 'Sharpened-
:'Satisfaction guaranteed or.,meney, re
'funded, Single edge. 3c..Double .edge
4e,—Wm Nfu d;e Sc nen,. Lucknbw.
BRASS . BAND.:
Lucknow, Citizens' Brass Band now
open for all : sorts: of engagements=
garden parties, : picnics, etc.' Apply.:,tc
Gordon. Johnstons Luckno'w... •y -64f
b'or Sale=A number of windon
andstorm sash with glass in then
Apply' to D•;C. Taylor
FARM FOR SALE.
. Onehundred` acres, being Lot t
Con. 4, Kinloss: .16 acres., wood lot.
• •remainde 'in'erase; ,frame .house an(
:barn; orchard arid small: finita: AAppl
to .Mrs. Mary . MacLeod, .R. 6,: Luck.
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders' wilt be receiveli Sy the'
'undersigned, up to. July 7thy 1926`.. at
6 o'clock," P.M. 'ter the remOdelline
est or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.' Plans and *epecification. ma)
be seen at the residenen .14 Theo,
'LANGSIDE GARDEN, PARTY,
The Annual Garden Party - and
. Strawberrn Festival of the Lang -
side' presbyterian phnrch Will be
halt on the Church Lnwn, ,en Thurs
day, July „8th. Stinger with. straw=
berries and ereanin served from g toe
-8. o'clock. SuPper Will be followed.by
a good program of music, addresses
and. recitations, gOod orchestra. Ad-.
• miasion—Adults' .§00., Children -25c:
SALE inF STANDING RAY
Melvin Reid will have an auction
sale of 50 acres' of Alfalfa' hay, finst
cut, at his farni, Lot as doh. 10, Ash-
, TERMS—Eight months' credit or
0% pet annum off for tash. Elliott
Mrs W. Habkurk and two ,boys of
Kincardine, are visitors: ,in town this
week. .. ...
"Miss Mina Graham .is over from
Chillichothe, Ohio, for a week's vaca-
tion a
aca-tion• at her former home. in towfl :,•.
Mrs. Ag
n us 141acDc nerd hear sold
her residence on Ross street to Mr.
Bill: Lloyd,' .an emo, .e
pie. of Silver-.
woods, x•
M.S.• n.• Begley
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rs. !'. Be a •o un n
an M f A
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are • Visiting at the: ho e" e: •
Sproul of town.. '
rs.' 1e • : MaeKin 'o' a • frmer.
Mrs; . ,A . x .. .. , it n,,, o
esident of' Luckno% , ,•now at Toronto;
visited this •'week'iw}thi ;Misses-, Chris=`
tie and Mina -Graham.
On account of the Anglican Church.
picnic On July 8th,' the Women's In-
stitute have postponed their 'picnic
until July 22nd. •
_Miss :.Lorna:' Campbell returned
home on Tuesday, from a two weeks`
visit •with .Mrs. •Price • filaylor. and
.other friends in Toronto..;., •-
The advertisement of auction sales
rof standing hay ; reminds,, us : that
the..sunimer' =Season is, passing, • .re-
. gardless of the 'continual • cool weath-
er,
Mr. D. R. McIntosh,' Southampton:
is ; in town this • week,: preparing . to
e - -
conduct the big sale at •Horn ll.Mur;
doch Co.'s store, as :advertised on
Page' 5.
..:'Mr. Ford Aitchison', of Cleyeland; •
• and Miss'. Freeda on Weston,' are, place on Saturday, afternoon, and the
spending a few weeks' vacation, with .res est' in which the deceased, was
held was: attested by .the 'very' large
attendance . of his ' old . neighbors and
friends from:; Colborne Township;: Rev
R. C. McDiarmid'.conducted'°the "ser-
vices, and the, pallbearers 'were four
LUCKNOW, ONT.,; T IURSDAY,
OBITUARY•
Robert Glen ,
Mr. Rebert 'Glen . who last Decemb-
er• retired to Goderich from his farrn
in G'olborne;.Township, died • on June
l7th, • following :y:stroke suffere on
8'•a ,d
�,
June 12th, He died, -on they inn#vers-
;a ; of his birthday ,being•sixty:.nine
years
of
•age.Icwa
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Mrs. John Glen,. pioneer residents
;
:fC born e te s7�p, pod .was bofi-
on the; Glen' Iremestead' ons the: ,9th'
"concession of Colborne, where•he; con-
;tinued . to live ' until, his reinov_al, to;
Goderich a•. few months ado. He' wai
`an :enter, linin � \farmer, 'bein es
ally `•successful 'in, the ' breeding of
live stock, hi , Shorthorn cattle and
e e baying
Leicester st r sheep hng v been . 'constant
prize -winners.: at the exhibitions.. A-
mong Mr. Glen's possessions were
several medals' won by his' livestock,
including one awarded by the Cent-
ennial ,Exposition` at Philadelphia in
1876 for horses ,froin• the GIen stables.
Mr; Glen also had at, his hmoe in, Col;
Sortie a splendid harden •with many
rare plants, in tending which • he took
'much pleasure ' He was for many years
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IULY 1st, 1926..
MR. J. G.: AN �ERSON • ' '
Ij
• LITERAL ,CA,�IDIDATE;
IN SOUTH BRUCE
Mr.J. G .Anderson, ,of towns, is: tel
be the •Liberal''eandidat , , in, • South'
.e,
Bruce at `the next provincial, election..
This was decided •at the, Liberal con=
e
vention.•'held at Wallterton,- on Thurs.
da '•of�.last week,.when' he :was the.
unanimous choice. •
'An is• well • known, Mr.'A erson F.
,ns}
r
not' knGW•:�"# pglitics,;hav►.nl, repress•:
r c,
a . c unt i th
�< `ted• i .a : the, n
the f
ntario House' 'from 1911 to 1914..,
`Sixth other 'candidates were pre
-
cased but' all retired,: leaving Min
An- ersen,. the -'choice ,without' a° hal
"F, C
,, � .'• � T'•�
- The other men.proposed were
F.: Rennie, former M.P.P., R. E. Truax,
former M.P,; Peter H. MacKenzie
former ' M.P.,.. J. A Johnston; ' Mild
may; A. ' G. MacLennan;;, D. MacDon-
ald of Culross d present •warden. of
Bruce. F'
-The riding- was well represented
g
In theabsence' of the president 'anc';:
vice-president of the South .Bruce
organization, • Mr, R. D. Cameron'
.i:ucknow, • a • former president; was
u made : chairman' of the', meeting.
director. oft' the Goderich Agricul-Outside s eakers were: Messrs. W.
ura ociet and was 'also. oil the •
t 1 S _ Y 4, E. N. $in�zlair, leader of •the Liberal.,
ungannon Agricultural.Society. Ile party in the local 'house, and Nelson
was a 'member of Knox Church God- • Parliament provincial organizer for
e ov 1 totown. He p
rich; sinew his ,r..m a the Liberal party. The various nom-.
ieUsti of
iwas t"
rr d ' h
as'•not ma He
i '
inees� non the position of• ca°nd date of
he .Glen- brothers to survive, but he•course' made 'speeches..
ave two sisters Mrs. Chas, :Ste.v ' ' •
se
. ,. Officers . the'. o an Caton' elected
ofrg i ..
rt, of:Nile and Miss Margaret Glen.r
Nile; President, a� e
�r �'� '01 ws • Pr s d nut of
e as # l o e ., G g
with , whomn. he' lived. The: funeral took Schmidt of :Walkerton; Vice. -Pres.,
Thomas .H: Wilton, Walkerton;, See •'
retary,',.J. A. Johnston,'•M'ildniay;
Treasurer, B, Bingessner, Formosa:
•o -o -o--
l7UT .ON LONG: TRIP
their parents,'. Mr. and Mrs. GeoT.
Aitchison. '
.Just _received: a • new stock ;. of
Ladies' Fancy; Dresses. `Vit. be _'sold
at.:low ..prices Call and ` see them. et
T. n litzsteins Dry ods
of .'Central 'Garage
Orange Lodge: No 428 will at-
tend divine service at the Presbyter -
tan Church, Lucknow, on Sunday:
July •4th, at 7 "o''clock p.m. Members
.ire requested to meet at:the )lodge
room at '6.30 o'clock. Visiting mea-'
tiers of the Order are. invited to loin
•n' 'the. service.=C. G. 'Mullin,' W.M.
The 'Rev. T. •; Wesley ` Cosens ' and
'Mrs. Cosens,' after spending Wednes
day with their`" son..and , his Wife • `at
Bruce Bea.h, •'left' this.,(Thursday)'
morning for Lynden, where Mr: Cos
ens: will be pastor ' of the Unifed.
Church. , 'They' made the ' trip to
; .ynden by motor, with their son;
aev. De Wit'. Cosens.
'rhe Orange Celebration Which: was
beini arranged for Walkerton, July
12,,this year, hat' .been abandoned, or
•
Mr.- and Mrs:. Georne McRoberta
notored to London Township to
;end the funeral 'of their euntHa lady'
Mr. ant Percy Hyde and babe
if Kincardine, were' week...end visit,'
It.on, called on friends dnring
cnknhaving eerie tip to attend the
• Mist Clara,' Woods attended tne
inc.Windsor, on Monday. :Mrs.
rwigg; When was formerly Miss
Gwendolin -Heed; will be Well rempin'; •
hered as frequent viSitOr at St
• The ftnieral 'of the latenMrs.. John'
burnin, was largely attended on Wed-
•.xesday of 'hest week. Ki...Durnin and
laniily have the sympathy of insun
gr. 'Lorne and Miss Irene Woods
• inotored to. Carr , on Tuesday for
Miss W. D. Ruthenford is .hoMe; af-
ter Visitinn in '
Don't fornet the Women% Institute
• narden Party to be te41 at St. he.
ent,,,. next Tuesday evening; juin 6th
when the' prograin Will..be provided
th 'Abel -Musical Co of Wingham
menibers Of the Women's 'Ins*.
sistance.of:the Indies. of the commun.
ity to help 'nfalie the Garden Party' a
• BASEBALL
Wiffinni Glen: and'•M'ensts.'+1 hos An;
John Taug er,"who for Many years
. nick Teeswater died nt Toronto on
Jtine 18, at the age' of 87 ,years.
'Mr. Robert Scott, a resident of the
after a long illness, at the age of nl.
'He letiveen Widow, twn sons arid one
Mt. -Eric -Wilsornnsffio' recently -r
/signed his', position on ' the doderieh
'Public -School staff hat been' appoint-
ed principal' of' the Kincrirdine :Pub -
our hat Mother, . who passed' aWay
!one year tip to -day, Jane 30th, 1625,
WhAre lEild air dearest mother
'There' pasted. away from earth `
beautiful spirit in the person of Kls.
John DUrnin on Bundan evening,
Junen2Othn 1926. Though ailing for
about; three years,she wnS in her .0s -
nal :health last, week, -When slur
.sink until the end. caine. Dunn-.
in's ,mainen: name was. Margaret Ann
Woods,. 'slaughter of Robert end Mary
Ann Woodsn Who moved With ':•thein
faniin, to St. Helens tome fifty , years
•ego: She was born in the township'
er ler niarringe• she has lined in
all who knew. her.' 'She' leenes to
H• arry, Lorne, „ and Annie at home'
and Case the second son, in the West
There are alsci.nour brothers, Willien,
and Robinson at St. Helens ;Henry at
Hamiltennand,,john in the 'West. !flu;
pallbearers Were her three brothern.
and three ,of hen • brothersninnaw'
ChurCh and the Rev. _Charles; Cum.
min*, Penton spoke yery;epprOpriat-
Ceinetety, Wks, unuSurilly. largely' at,.
tended, showing the esteeni in winch
, 'We Miss . thee': .from • ...our home
We -miss thee from thn place; n„
A shadow o'er •eur life is east,
We miss the. siinshine of thy 'face.
VVe miss thy kind •nsd• willin'g band
Thy nond and earnest care::
"'Our home is 'dark withou't • thee,-.
• .We rniss, thee everywhere,
0 Lord, :: thOtigh thy dealings, now
, Yet We, knew it is all for to bless.
And thtoughout the changing. Scenes
nThe way of .Thy will is bent!'
ATTEND THE GAMES.
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To. the cit ze s •of . Luc ,k .now d.
Vicinity: The baseball boys have
been- receiving ,poor support the 'lost
two gam,es.F ,The :boys are' now. on
their' way to the top -of this district.
P
¥our resence• at the .next"game will,
,.
show .whether: they :continue or not,
they need your support. • So, ..turn
out in full: force to 'tee the•rbest gaint.
on' T ursda 'dul .8a . aine calleu
at. "4:?0., ,+ Remember the date-
r'hut'sday',. ';July 8th; --S - 'y. -Trees,
•
Family Theatre
• FRIDAY & . SATURDAY
•,:JULY 2' &,3',.
Douglas,•' McLean in :
•'Seven Keys to ,Baldpate
George M. •Cohan's .greatest corned~:
The firstkey's a tiystery. ' . •
The second key's a grin.'
The T third key's so, hot it's blister
h k Y y
The fourth and Doug falls; in.
The fifth key's ' a . maiden fair.
The .sixth key's a vow, •
.
rile. seventh.. key guffaws• " eware l'
Come,. see the picture . now:
MONDAY, JULY •5 •
Jack Hoxie:in
'The' Dare Devil
2 -reel Serial "The RiddleRider.
Good Comedy
All Shows' commence at 8.15,. except,
Saturday. -Two Showa -:;First ;coin-.
menses-at,•7.45. •'
REIIII 'S• BIAKERY
.,..,.
.tb_,� _ <•_,', ;,tf :_ :�-- -a
stopped' off ,et nocknew Oven Monday
leaying.-for .points further east on
aid • Of Sen Diego, Cala., and while hene
were guestg of Mr. and Mrs',
.ftuiss,,Robeinsen. in.n large touring.
":car• they • nen zig-nagged. across'. the
continent,. making, 4,400 ' te•
Termitic), Montreal. :and Qnebec: .bei7
fore renrossing the n international
nonntlary 'line end 'going .to NeW: York
they will re -cross the ,U.a. by. way
of phrladophrit and.• Chicago 'and,
count en' anriving in their' hinne",city.
in- September: 'They carry . a ;whole
anteing' outfit *pd.!, sleep Wherener
W. E: MaeDonaldnwhO for a tinge re.
•early home in Holton Co.nbut :as a
young: man , went to Britien' Celinn.•
bia and later to 'Celifornia .wnene for.
tune seen* tO nave smiled unoh hini
Imam* .From Walkerton At•
Tuesday enening; When Cliesley war
the .visiting team, wag another
tonY for Ltickndw, the score beim:
.7 -6 -in favor of the home team
hene on June 25th, when the Wilker.
ton team: Was over. The Score Was
Inoth -games Were pnonounced
good exhIbinent 'of baseball,' Mann,
necording to 'a statement; by the sec -
pointing. •
The game played herenon Suite 17
against Tees -miter, was a: logs • to'
IniCknow as *ere also games, played
at Kinca'rdine end 'Teeswater.
The next genie here Will -The on
July 8th; When Kinceedinenwill _be
the visitors, This !should be another
good • Mune as the hike -skin • InWn.
team is regardecnas anout the strong=
COrd `Of. Thankt—Mts., las: daunt
end fatiiily wish tn thank tbe friends
and neighbors' 'who shewed
kindness and sympathy at the time
•
Card of lthanks;z-Mr. John Ininnin
and faintly With to •thnnk the• 'friends
A quiet 'wedding was:solemnized in
the Grand View 'United ChnrCh, Van-
couver, B.C., on June 9th when MrS,
AgneS Creger, formerly Mist Agnes.
'Alton 'of Ashfield, became the:bride
of Mr. Samuel Maylett; the ntev..'R
.R. nnerrison. officiating, • The beide
entered. the. elnurch On the min of her
son; Chester; while:Mr. Honace Fowl.
er played the wedfling march. She
wore n dress of navy •canton crepe,
arid Was ettended by her niece,„ Mist
Edith Finlay. The :groom was ac-
'enimpeilied by. his nephew';', Mr. Fuld;
house. After the, cereninny the wed-
ding party .retunned to the bride's
home where a naintinlunch was Serv-
ed to n Othering of friends.. The
.bride received a nutriber of valuable
will. reside at 1891 ,VanablesnStreet
ninon trig' un the coast.
PICNIC ,
The First Annual -Picnic
Junior institute Min Junior, Feral-
.ers held on Friday, July' 2nd,
at Silver Lake. , All interested are
cordially inniteil to:, attend. ; Plan te
be there by', 1 o'clock p.m. ,nad, enjoy
a splenclid afternoon of spoilt.. ..
NO •TRUTH IN REPORTS
In view of, certain rumors being
citeulaten te effect that the sue-
, rounding tOuntry Will be shut off
frcini Lneknow .,while the street .pay -
that all Mich renorts are entirely
Withont7foundation.in fact. At : an.
.thfies while pining - it ' ;being ,,: laid .
'suitable and convenient deteuns will
be arnanged, rind while .some: incon.
venience will be unavoidable every-.
thing pessible will be 'done to isecomn
odate the nubile. nAll interested .may
be asSured that the Council 'will arn
Trange mattera to the .best possible -
SINGLE COJ'JES. 5 C.1✓iti.S.
Flavour and the Choicest Quality Gains, Favour
Try Our Horne .Made, Whole Wheat and Raisin Bread
• SATURDAY SPECIAL
•
IeronMeringue Pies Chocolate Marsh._ m_'
a
10
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Cake
.DundeeCakes Cream Puffs Ras berry.Tartlets.
.M. ar,hmall V'SnOWballsBlack Current..,_,T
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tlets
Cream Slices SallyBrownsCream:Horns
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TROUBLES BEING. TORN . UP IN .
I'OR THEIR SHARi.•.O . _ . , . ,
MAY MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO;, :GET:INTO ,11
PLACES . AND ,: ,.
"OUR STORE,". BUT ONCE YOU ARE INSIDE,,, YOU ILL-
'PINI) 'EVERYTHING
RYTHING :RUNNINGALONG SMOOTHLY
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HST •. •,
MENS DEPARTMENT-. '..
WORK SHIRTS, ASSORTED, FROM • 35c, $2.25.n OVER-
ALLS,
ERALLS B •t1E :BLACK .AND STRIPED, :$2:00' AND $2.5,0; 111
1.00- FINE .'
.SOCKS, ' MANY .QUALITIES; 'FROM 20c. TO.• $.
.SO 11 to Q
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• .Eft AR •
• SIDES 1.75•• TO • : •$3.5:0 ; ' ;. IN ,
SHIRTS, 'ALL• SIZES, $
JERSEY: KNIT
FULI. ,ASSORTMENT,.'75c•. TO ;$1.75;. •Fr •
SWEATERS . AT $4'.50 • ; •
ARIES- -'
L_.,
$3.40:
SELLING AT
TABLE
LINEN ISS G
OLtR VIJRY•. BEST , , LINEN' , ,-: ;
PER YARD:. IT'S';REAL VALUE;::
RE"
ion. l3akein,:n-'-Confections.---Suited-
grace yofir."nnost, elaborate table ate
made fresh, daily. ,
'Sweet Rollsn whose ieing:,
drips goodness, Crisp Cookies, that
nn. TrY seine of them this evening
:and you'll be'beck.foi *ore tomer-
.REMEMBElni Insist on Golden Crust
Bread at yniir-enocer's store every
eryn intone 68.. „
REMEMBER: Yon get that. gincnith
PRESENTATION TOtin
:is. spending ;nee :vacation at her for -
Mer hnnie at Lothian;
Mrs. Albert Tnnin,;and ,chila, Of the
Nije, are visiting' with her *Inn Mrs:.
In 'A. Giant at Henilopk, City
BORNr-oln Ashetild, On: June 25th
1:92n; to Mr. and Mrs. Alex LOckhart
Grant of: 'Dinidelk Anna and, Betsie
Meninenzie .of Toronto; Margaret
MacLennan of Toronto; Lillian_ Mad -
Kenzie of MOunt. Forest; Metsrt,
ti6it and Florence MecKay, of Chi.
Cage, are, spending their venation un-
der the .pannntal neer at Hemlock
Mrs. Wm. iteniptori', 'Laurier The
officers of 'the 'previous year were
Was ginen and varione`heInfa
://A large minffier..met,,at the hOnne
.4 Mr, end MM. Thomas Smith, Rosa'
:Street, es, Fridny .:to N110110r
inn impromptu -prOgrem wee given
'were asked. to occqpnn the r central
...liairsland were the: recipients ...of a
,•old , lined. Silver :Tea Service c and
Pen- ind pencil, and the following•ad-
To Rey. and Mrs: T.,V; Cosensi—
Aid •and, Women's Missionary Society;
Tonight 'Nye wish' to .cenney• yOu
with us.and.'to tell you ., 'that oar,
Jhurth and community.' have;been
Y• Oh Worken together Ion :the
Welfare Of the' cOnniegation and we,
'believe, that your. sitiCerity. will have
:ts. inward. In Mrs. Cosens we •bad
'an. ideal leaner in W,M,S, work, ene
Arno • had ' the interests of" Mitsion
worn at heant. Not only did .she eori-
but .• she prattiCed an unselfish see -
nine in her everyday life. Her 'Man.
alWays led us to knew that she
Wes eleee 'foueh with the Master
and 'endenvoring 0'4 His *ill. The
nadies' AIN have • alWays found: yen
AO Coaperate in their widen-.
takings and we have appretieted yonr
nitidly Spirit. We 'feel. that Lucknow
•Jf• exnerience thein neater: Pea.
Sibly it will' suffice 46 -repent the re,
;nark that Was „, made at •Ahe time:
Union was consumninted: nThe.right
man in the right plaeenn We • 'ask'
yen to• aceept these nifts, just to let
you know we Mine appteciated non.
We• tenet that' in the days to come
you Man Often ,think of.Youn 'friends
God's abundant blessing be with ,•you
in your t,riew charge and may • your
pastoratenbe freighted with the joy
'end. heppiness of Christian Senvice
•t the:sincere' wish of
Yeut friends in
LucknoW United Church.
FRED .—BUSWELL
••• PininYsern-L'At-Rinley;
tine 'Towne ip. of
Ashfieldr on lune '28, 1926, to 1VI,r 'and
Minn Alex Lockhart of Intekfinin,
Marken -At. Stratford, '01140;164. an
The. most wonderful time . in the
grachanzen Ile is.; here,. and n 'gift
suitable for the :occasion ;and nery
much apprecinted by all Ignaduatet 'is
a good Watch: We have- these in - a
virie,ty of .styleg—Wrist Witches .$9
'hp. Boy's Pocket Watches '$7 up.
The .Tont Box of tbebrain contemn.
a good Fountain Pen and Pencil to
Match: These 'range in prtePf 'from
as graduation rememnnances.
.BREAD islood of 'foods
,-always delicio4s
--your full fironey:"8.
oo read
is 'the high-water mark (If
'At" your grOcer's or
Hollyman's Bakery
The andress. was read by Mrs. Rob-
ert Theropson apd. the presentations
were. made by nips. Thomas Smith
and Mrs, James' Miller. Mr. and' Mrs,.
entain address and tne valuable ,:pre -
tents: After singing "For he nt
101In good fellow" and "Blest be the
tic that binds," and expressing best
nor•the hemernakers.' Mrs. Rod. mite. ,prospenty in. the werk-to -winch Ahoy,
Lennart gave a demonstrAion. of jo. have been nailed, the gathering nit.
gave a Paper on Elevating the Stan.
dand of Living, in Rural COnurilinit.
les., It :wag: deeided .1101d a pienie
ar the end ef"the bciundary, on July
1st. The • meeting next month will
June 250926. to ?In -and Mre, be held at the keine of Mrs. ,T,
lieV• "11t7Totens preached., farewell -
Sermons. tO large 'eorigregrations last
Sunday and Will Oren his pastorate
M Lynda on Thatiday-evening by
and will. plea* hie ihtroiltletoq:scro,
1VOs Pentland wish-
es to 'thank the ladies 'of
for 'their Patronage ,dtir.;
the pait season.. The
.store Will be clOsed:' from"
1.0 Otil,Atigust
T: 'ARMSTRONG LUCK -NOW
WEDDING BELLS '
Third Annual LUtknow
, Bowling Club ConCert„
,Jinimie Reid; one of Ontar-
io's;. outstanding ..Coniedian
'Singers, will' be:on the..Pro-
Keep This Date Open • '
Me. ;Walter '97,..MacKenzie,. neuinnest.
nein of Mr. Peter, H. and the 'late Mrs.,
Of the late 'Mr, and Mrs, John Mac-
tiarniid; "Were" 'Milted. in inertiege;
Mrs,- MacKenzie left 'for trip' doWn
the. St. Lawrence Inner; 'On their te-
INCONVENIENCES DUE TO
' PAVING
der way it. is inevitable that a e'er. '
lain amount of 'inconvenience to res.,
idents. of the village will °tent: ,DP7
ed. stir up dust and otherwise annoy • '.`
residents. Parties' resiclinn Ori streets
thus .nsed. who wiSh to have ,the.duit,"
laid should lose:'no. time in petition -
Mg the ,C6tincit to that effect at a
:,16ha'•of coleitim chloride 'will be on
nand shOrtly to• be. used \\chord teed -
ed. It is the aim •of •the Connell and'
tnese in charge of :the Work, th keep ,
inconvenience, to residentt and tn
those who 'come tc newrindown, to the
minimum and . hnne that those effect::
ed wilt trine a reounable yiew of the
—By Orden:
gmuKs or APPRECIATION' I.."
Beton& they leTt Sea t'orth: the Rev,
Inalton Irwin and :Mrs. Irwin were,
Idlown the esteem 'n they were
held' in- a- Tecynfwgitde way: 'Mrs,
,purse nontaining $n1.00, from. •Inem-
sitvii,---Icniva' and- -forks-
congregationnI Meeting beld in the
Antal Me, Inviin wan presented with
turn they will make their home on an address' and handed an envelops4;"
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