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PhYolnion'. and Suwon,'
Linkman •,, •
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phone 86
• ;DENTIST'
" Dr. MacLeod will visit , Lucknow
ever • Tuesday in Dr.. Coattail's
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. • DENTIST
Dr, R, L. Treleaven, cknow-
. Osier Decker'e $tore. ExtractiOfl
, either by gas, or local. Will be 'In
Duingsannon every ThoradilY.
, Phone 58
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CKKoW.,. ONT.. THURSD4'V,dULY 22nd, 1926.
.s.thpLp collEg PENT
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• Call Dr: NeWtori
Make appointment
7 In office eveni,clay
EVERYBODY'S COLON ,
Gee. A. Siddell., *Aar
• -and 'Real Eitate.-Moner to lend 0-1
first mortgagee On farm pier.
' ties••itt 6:and 6% per cent tiecor lag
to Security offered. Also sinar
amounts on second mortgages on
• harm properties andon personal
Otto. A few bet farms' for. sale.,
Lie PAPER.
prices. As .clieap as •in.„ catalogues:"
• Also hook %patterns- of 'eliding mari-
afattneere-,-Box 174, R. J. Cainerori,
'Painter & 'Paper Hanger.
THREE CARS 'CRASHED •-•,„
"" . • '• •••,' •:1•10BODY BADLY HURT
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' • : 1 • •`• • TWo Ford ears, speediag, eastv.vard
ii.ciCAP AND: OENERAV a
• ;.,0---..0n,-0+4,4;41-411,--41-4 • :frOM'iucknow, and one Star car coin.
Johaston Of* Toronto, •taarl. Mm-lielogether-an.Tokrance'?..
leg her sister ; Mrs .' Robert Bridge, one mile, eat of twn, late.„
Mrs.. Smith of Ti'ra is visiting her H°11!iiit.11I0t• had a eat,
of tewp.'„ ". in „the 'case of the• Stan, the radiater
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Sons,Mespre, T, and 'James Siiiith wheel „smashed, •lenders twi4nd, and
Mr. Walker, teller' in ,the "'Peal badly damaged,
Bank of Montreal, ib enjoying .a,' two We don't know Who oWnedor were
-weeks' -vacation. • ' drining,-the--ears' don't, ad '-er•
Mre.'' Gladys MacKenzie and spa tise. in. .89.C4 CaSeS. It .:appears that
Bobbie,
Bobbie, are home, alter spending a the two -Fords were running one close
week at Alviston. . behind the other as they aproached
• Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smeltzer
the bridge. The bridge is !prow and
' of
for cars to pass safely. they Must be
idiery, are renewing Lucknow, ac- driven with care. The star came awn
1,4eeintances.; this week'• the grade from the east and evidently
Mi. and Mrs. Greyer Bishop. and hit the leading Ford head on. The
aaughter, Irene of Detroit, .afe..visit- other Ford then pillaged into' the..i"ne
sing W1.4h Mr. and Mie _4.411.ex.r*ReSs.' 'ahead of it, and an canie to a 4,w.
mrs'., Peter Johnston And doughtier, -den stop of course. An occupant of
Winnifretr are visiting with relatives ;the front seat in the' !eliding : Ford
went through the windshield but was
in Chicago; Ill.; and at. Durango, Oa
• not seriously al. It was all an odd
'Mt : and Mrs. r.: .0 - • • • • -
. . , iuuhuidemi h0 , mixture orogood and bad nick: .
been spending a two Weeks' vacation ' '"The narrow bridge'e 'the orad aP
with ,Hie. latter's ineiharl, Mrs 'D°uP nroacbing from the east 7andtne.
• cross road leading in from the soutl'"
Miss Tena Blitzstein is home for 'Make a rather (langerous. combination,
few weeks' vacation, from Tot -onto,. •and,•a 'danger ,signal, on the bill eat
where' he has been attenditig of 'the bridge Would not :be•,out of
nese college. Once., As it is, drivers 4oining: down
.the -grade •would do well to see :that
14;titnreir of 'Toronto the bridge is 'Clear or that their Car.,
.Mrs 13 MacLean of MinneapOlis, are
are under control '
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'A LETTER. •FROM THE FRUIT
• .GATHEVER4
' Vineland Statien,
' 410y 17, 14g6.
Dear , •
.`----,,As•-•-.YOuYte.' re. mAL4 enough to :refer
in The Sentinel ta;fitir-fritif:Prdalig
adventure, .it may :interest you to
hoar
hear of , doing :Of OUrt.,Cc‘perienCeS".'
The:, f,arM on. whicn we'•are located
is 00.1atea ;an .4Ordan Harbor, about
one mila : Ontario and
thirty mita • frOin Haniltofl. Fren.
our windows".'e can • look acress, the
harhor and pee the catages of the
many .earripers who spend, their hal
days enjoying this beautiful .seerierry
did the lake breezes:.
• We arrived here a fevtif dents 'before
the. fruit was ready ,for picking. SO
We had ample Ow, 'to explore- our
surroundingavisiting,.St.. Catharines,
Niagara Falls and several picturestpie,
little villages. '
Fortunately our lot has been Cast
• among ',very • congenial and hospitable
people, We are , getting '.splendid
hoard and our work is the ltind that:
produce healthy appetites. • •
We have had 'some very enjoyable
,drives . along ;'the shores of , Lake On-
tario; thro' the government • exnern
meatat•igrM and. other large s fruit:
fairris.....It- is quite easy to drive thio'
these farms I as there: are no feneea,,"
the 'different orchards .being .separat•
en ••••by driveways, which .dre Open to
,These farms are, very attraetive
as they are so clean and well •cilltiv.
cited: One that Was particularly in-
-eseging, about one hun-
dred .incrtiVitY;fiye-acre--TO;766-AW
grane7thIrryphirti-erat peach-or-
cbards. , In a normal . year the peaCh
orchard on this: farm •yields about
80,000 baskets of •peaches. The frail
is net 'quite sq plentiful; this year :on
ley; 'are guests this week ok :Misses . seceunt of the, severe frosts last Fall
guests this weele of -Mr. and Mrs. N.•
-taTHE ,
Herb Graham, accompanied, ' ' .• CONSERVATIVES
.his . sister,. Mrs. Burrell of Toronto, • OF NOILTH HURON.
;are spending the "week at for- • •
trier home, here.• Nine months ago was your tan -
Miss ' Dawson of: trantford 'nod' •
didate.in the Federal election. , When
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Miss Blanch' Whaley of Grand Van- the fight- was over everyone knew.
Ltielcnow Figur Mill
He;e'' is what a customer in
OstUn' says abaut1H4velscli Flour
• "I have 'enjoyed ;,making , bread
. frony'llavelncic FlOur and Would lie
• glad 'recommend. it to anyone. It
gives •splendid satiefaction.r
. W. E. Treleaven
' . BRASS -BAND •
.',•1•41eitnfiw Citizens! Brass Band new
open for all :sorts of: engagements -
garden parties, picnics; etc. Araskite_,
Gordan Johnston,. Lueknow. 9;6--tr
01.011••••.,•110•• .11•••••••••""0.101M •••••..6..10.
For . number Of -window
•• and sterni sash. .with glass in them.
• Apply to D. 'C. Taylor.
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'FARM FOR SALE'
160 ACRES, ---2 'Aeres good. Maple
bush; brick. house 30 x 30 • and 14 x
:20; frame barn an stone fonidation.,
• 50 x.06; Shed attached; 36 •"ii 40;
delve shed 24 x 30; hen house 13 X
lotnited, will be sold reason-
ably. •Terms to snit purchaser. •
15-7.-tt. • : 'Geer. A. Siddalt
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.a 1 Theatre
. SATURDAY
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JULY 23 8z 24
'st. Wilson and Wallace BeeryIn
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“ElYGGEO"WATER"
4 la.
A story .of storms, aria- aangers; of' t,
Map's ..terrific -4 -struggle between'
- love and duty..
"It's Too Hot To Bake!" We hear :this every 'day,
hy make your home arid yourself uncomfortable.F;
.Let Us StipPlY Your Nee,ds:.
ry Our.Horrie IVIad,e, Whole Wheat and Raisin- Bread
SATURDAY SPECIALS
lieinmi Merengue_ 1'1ea„_„13naneg,..,CakesJelly Rolls ...Chelsea Bens
Blank:Current Tartleta Chacolate7Vliaistiinalltiw-fle6C-•Itolls
- • Strawberry Teitlets -Sally Brawn! •
• BRING IN YOUR BUTTER AND EGGS AND.'
OBTAlN, THE BEST •PR10ES•
HOLLYMAN'S BAKERY
Phone 36 Lucknow
•, This ad: is for the ladies. We.
• Want to -tell them jest ,that • .
really valliable- Wrist Watch
annot:be Sold at a lo* Price. It
is an
, Ask eyerywatch repair • man
:about ' it, He will tell, yonthat •
• the low-priced Wrist Watch is .*
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nearly 'alway's • on 'his -..:repair
bench or on its way. there.
, Our 'Wrist , Watch prices start
at f10.90n, and that is 4whete real
value' and dependability begin.
, Ladies! Corisidek: this, an invi-
a .
_Clara and, Verna MeQuillisr. ,
---Mrs. ROM, Cannon (formerly; Miss
Roie Sriritii) and two • ehildreo or
Hound -A sant of money. Owner
May have ,same by proving property
and paying for this advertisement.-:
Cecil 'Congram., '
• •BABY GRAND • catvaoLir
Automobile: for _sale. 411 Splendid
..,conditiOn in every Way.. Genuine
'leather, upholstered, rin sign of *ear.
• A snap. Apply' to Geo. IL Smith.
Termite,. are visiting at Mrs. Can -
non's, former •hoine on 'Stauffer..St, .
, Mr. and Mrs. Will. Maynard and
daughter, Alleda, Mr., and. Mrs: Geo,
Burgess and Fred -Davison of Acton '
visited, last •'week witn, Mrs A T.
Davison- of , town.
Miss C. Helen. Craw 'left, early last
week for St.: 'Andrew's -by -thin -nes
Nev Brunswick, where' she Wil!, pur-
sue _research work in connection with
'the Dominion Biological Station, for
two months. •. - •
T. W. Smith of tile ,Central Gar-
age, recently delivered '•"Whippett"
automobiles,.(the" new Overland mod-
.
n1) tO the folloWing local Purchasers
Rev. 'J.•James, Petee Watson;:•Allan
Terner and Alex. ' •
,Mr Rnhert Keith, who k it • still
greatly disabled; by paralisis, is via-
•iting his sister, ,Mrs. D. MacLeod of
town.' ,He isllaccoinbanied by 'trc
nieces; Misses Johnston of near 'Vir-
den,' Min., who "ire spending a Month
in Ontario. • , • ,
TENDERE FOR CONCRETE
'BRIDGES
IN ASIIFIBLD ,TWP.
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Tenders will be 'reee ved by under-
signed Clerk on or before August 7
for the following bridges: '
• On side. Line 9,& 10 East Division.
On Side Line 3 & 4 East,Division.
On Con: 2 at Lot 12 East Division.
.0n Con, 1 at Lot 4 East Division.
•On Con. 1 at Shenpardton•E. Div.
Gravel laid down at all bridges and
cement eupplied at the two on Con. 1.
Plana and specification May be
seen any time in Clerk's office, '
• • J. Famish, Reeve..,
• t C. E. McDonagh, Clerk, Lucknow, R. 3,
29-7-c.
that neither party could carry on and.
the word was sent out that this bat-,
tie, being indecisive, had to be fought
over again. 7,We :were'asked",to git
ready and keen: ready. This 1: din
confidently expecting that, ,as,,it.wa
a, matter, of fighting the' same ;Mee=
tion over over,again, I would have, no op-,
'positien for. re=nominatien. •
We -W-04 'We 'have finished the hard
*fighting' tdstem the inroads of the
. • .
-so, called Progressive ArnlY: ihtotqat
.oWn f'arty, and,, are abotit to i•each
'nut .,for Victory, it anpelia "there are
Several ready tO pluck the freit from
the tree .which we have digged about,
, watered, nourished and brought. to
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maturity.. ;
If the :writer wasthe right candn,
date .to select to ,engage in an rinfie
lotted 'battle last 'autumn ;surely he
nhOuld be permitted to finish the fight . 'age •
.The calcium chloride • applied to
Havelock, ,Outram and Gough streets
'last week, has proved to be the ideal
dust-laYer:The talk that kJ 'deatrire=
live to automobile tires is, without
'foundation. It would not be used on,
the roadif it were. •
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Rev,... Dr. F. scow MacKenzie of
Feria,. Ont., with • his two children.
,Dougles and Isabel, .visited for a' few
daye_last week -with Mr. and Mrs. P.
Returning to Paris they,
were accompanied by Misses Isabel`
and Jean MacMillan, who will remain
a 'gougeof weeks. . .11 •
EXCAVATING COMPLETE
7,00i• 50;000 basketsis the • expected
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yield this year. '
: Another interesting feature qfou1.
clriVe was, a visit to the Rittenhouse
School at Vineland Vineland.. , The school is
quite modern' but the •special 'point,
of ' interest to uswas the; settee!.
,..grOunde, which have been.. planned
and laid out by an expert .gardener,
The ,flower beds are at the height of.
. their beauty now and thet flowers are
'flank and rare A. A, private ladivideat.
by the nairie of ilittenhouSe -bore an,
the expense of the • building', and
grounds and provided' in his Will fot
the upkeep upkeep of • them for
:tWerity years alter his death. Be else
, laid. out a Park just across from thn
school' and built on it an entertain-
,
nent house Th • e o7
Inly •reservattor
he made was, that th first thre
, . .
rown, OUseats must always be reserv.•
,ed free for children.: •Ile put in threel
miles of. pavement which, added Mitch
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to the apaearance of his native yin
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OUR S ORE
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THIS WILL 'BE THE -LAST WEEK OF THE I -ALF -PRICE
SALE. A GRlEAT MANY HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF /
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THIS SAR
LE AND HAVE PURCHASED MANY REAL BA -
GAINS, BUT THERE ARE MANY LEFT. ,
FLANNELETTE, REG. 20c.L-40e.; COIN 'SPOT MUSLIN,
REG,. 24.-10c.; FANCY DRESS GOODS, REG. $1.75--754; /
Si RIPE NURSE -CLOTII, REG. 350.-18c.; 2V2 -YD. WIDE OIL- ti
Curiii, REG. $1.50-75e.; MEN'S STRAW HATS, REG. $1.50'
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tenon to• make us a watch.visit'
-: AilL'ONEN TowELIANG. si,VcIAT;.-6::T1ii fiort $l 00 .
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EVERY •ITEM 'MARKED AT,',HAO ,i[xizic,E:IsA. GEN7 .
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IJINS HALF CUT 4gpucTIPPI.
F.,..T: ARMSTRONG,' .. .L'UCKNOW,
-:" • ' 'jeweller &•. eilionatriat '. '
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A.L#tito
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"RE -UNION 1926
.1876 • ; Golden Jubilee
• Zion United Church', Ashfield
•• JULY. 2( 8; 26 •
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, SUNDA.Y sERv,!C,p'
10.30 :. , A. 'AgnewKingsville.,
• Music by
eebihyare'ju.°ee
P.M.• --Rev.. Baimby, Blyth..
Music •by 'Male' Quartette of
' Lticknow United Church•
tiONDAY i'. AFTERNOON
• Garden' Party •and Supper
the Church Lawn. Ark
re -union of :all Jubilee
• visitors. Addressee ...by-- former
Ministers, and old -residents. Mus -
ie by Lucknow United Church.
if he , showed ,strength. W.
therefore submit for your considera.
• tion the two following- proofs.
The. vote accorded me in Nineteen
Hundred and. Twenty-five was over
• One Thousand One Hundred and,
Fifty" more than given' me in Nine-
teen Hundred' and Tweak -one; That
t"?.11OWs "a growing strength which.
-have reasan,ta. believe still 'grow-.
Mg. -Secondly, a friendly compariaiiii"
with no ,Ulterior motive, save to show
'how, mi vote stood -in each. townshin,
,village and town with :two ideal can-
didates, who were winners in: the 04=%
tario. House: '• Mr. "Joynt'si vote
ex-
eeded "'nine as fellows: Ashfield 80,
'West Viraritareash :192, East YaWa:.
nosh , ,Vote exceeded 'Mt.
Joynt's as folic:airs: ''Wingbain 229,
\Turnberry 109,, Morrie 63, Blyth .4,8
Wroxeter 16, Howiek 78. That AS,, '347
more votes 'Were • given inn , '
Joynt's riding than were given 'him
Wigle's • vote ,exceeded Mine as
follows: Gonericn 59,, Colborne 29.
My vote exceeded Mr..Wigle's as fol.'
• lows: .Grey, 98; Brussels., 23, That is
23,inore ;Votes were given int than to
Mr. Wigle; Tnereforeln- the Federal
.riding my• •vote was 370 more; not-:
withstiandirtg the "home pulls'» of two
candidates agdinst.my .one.,
•;••As,.'maity • candidates for the Nom-
ination are prosecuting a, vigorous"
canvass, I 'simply take this opportnin
ity to refute arguments against nr
Candidature. , I have no desire to, un-
duly press -my ,elaim to reap the fruit
of my !ay paSt: labors„ because it an
ways has been, that many are
to ',reap' • where they have . not
sown. 1 skiply,:tcsis, that: each dole,
gate attend, the Convention as a free
woman and a free man, (not a tilays
&sing the bidding of others), and af-
ter hearing the candidates, make his
or her Mind up and vote accordingly
If ihir 41611110f -hi itgaltitit "MI there
will te no murinur or Complaint from
me, nnel cheerfully abide by
that dinioigne • '
rOthfollv ,Youroi •
UNCLE JOSH SAYS:
• That: Golden, trost• Bread
made their last picnic a grand pile
and he is going to be a'contin-
ual customer. from now an, he saysIle ,
dm say So much for golden' Crust
• ;Bread and iliac cakes fairly melt in
your Mouth.' Alas 'other,- good things
to make up the lunch. :Golden Crust
read can be `bad at your grocer's ornhone ,
68, ROO Dominion Bakery.
• ,Specials . foe the week-end-4)4i-
lierry:t-Terts,:,Se_ona„.1.elly is,
' Cakes- .--Klarge-Vat• ' . -
-'• nett •••••!)-et• 41F- '•- dust received a big stociral Ladies'
t t 'Choose Ironi. • '1* nc •Black Canton Crepe
Matte bee Create IS,
• clone Sponge Cakes; Fresh Straw -
• • •
Thin •••Week we are picking cherries
and the baskets do not 'fill, its
;quickly,49, they 'did in our visions 'wt
impaving daily, altho' our mus-
cles ache' at night, our nerves ,
brains are:Testa! and '*e find it ,rie,
agreeablexchange from teaching: The
strain on tbe. Muselei we, feel confi,
dent will 'diSappear 'With practice erl
_each ' night we feel mitre, lively: that'
we did the night .before. '
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The work in the open .air is, con-
clusive .to' happy, spirits and we arc
having
having..very jolly tittles together.
'•'•, Very Sincerely,
Fruit Pickers at Vineland
The , exdavating Woik 'Wei complet-
ed ittst week, and pretiaratioria: for
.getting :in the concrete are 'nide!
way Stone erot.'gravei Will 'be se
cured: it. Miller's gravel pit. . The
steam shovel, . we understand,. will
now: be used by the county in dr:Ing
some heavy cutting in the hills on•
the boundary welit* he earth to:- be
used in iwideeing the road in 'the
swainp Which is being, brought up to
the standard of Ilkovincial-coUnty
roads' ,28 fee wd�..
„and other very- fancy colors. : Alse
Blaelt Duchess Satin, reg. price, $2.25,
for $L59 per yard. Come and the
reatd. bar,a.. nits ..;_oat tei,n's. Dry
D. McINNES'
Chirepreeter.-WIll visit '
Locknow, Tuoidat and
• each week 044 be at
,.''Fririlent .11)04 in Aka /aftititiadtiO.
'64440 COO Si$0.004' tUs
$1,44. 41,414, .1.140!
. Try. same of it today. Mao
Ice Cream Cones, Soft Drinks, etc.
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FROCLAMATION
'"'Inglit • the .reqUeat of 'ti mimber of
the citizens' of the Village Or Welt,:
now, li hereby .preclatin MinditY,
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-August -2nd, • a- Mk HolidaY. Lor the
Village of Lucknow for the 441,0
OK
tb0918,4 VII OdirthIlliyi
• lib Oiii 1 iI0 nOtO ( ittipv0, .
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Ali r horOy inatifitt to
GOo a Stern'. • ';
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, .ASHFIELD.' CIRCUIT NOTES.
:P.1C-Athletic Sports.
6.0, P.M. -Supper Served by , ladies
" of ..the Chuich. - . ,
Admission to Garden Party and Sup=
per -Adults 50e., Children 25e.`
Everyone' ,Is- Invited'
• .Rev. ,IL Dickiasim; •
Pastor ad -Chairauin of Jubilte Com.
:MISS Mepiall, .TO ,
' • SPEAK 'At"irgt§.1,v4tTrt.
The!". Progressives, of, South .Bruce
will held nominating •conventipn at,
•
.the Town Hall, .Tepswiter, On Wed-
nesday, July 28th" at. 2 o'cleek n.m.
to select a candidate for the coating
:Federal Election, and to re-organiz,
the Association. ,
address the, converttipe.: All cordia.,11
inVited. Spechil invitation to the
ladies. Four delegates allewed frei'.
each polling sub-dinision:
j. Arinstrong:.Preeident; •
1 Leslie Walker, Secretary,
•
• please note the, :full announcement
Of, the Zion Jubilee, in another col%
umn.. Sunday services ' will be at•
10.30 A.M. iiiieri.00 P.34. The 'Garden
Party on Monday will be during .the
afternoon Supper served at 5.30.
The
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The 'regular services. arta sunday
schools Will ,ha. Withdrawn' next sun.
day. • .
The -Annual Young People's Scitn-
flier *heel. is being held this week
North St, United Chirreli.. Gonerich,
'Serene's are held in the ni:orninis
from and pnblie meetings' in
the evening. at 8 '6'clock. :thesewill
'be ..ifiddres,sed by.teturned,
rnissioliar-
ies nci leaders"' of YOung, People's
work . Anyone .1a welcome to attend,'
.ENGAGEMENTS,,,.
'IlLir-Mfav'Thoakas E. Morgan cif,
MOO,- announce the engagement of,
their daughter, 'Florence Ethel to Mr.
JaMes Ben; son of MM. Margaret
Be% and the late Mr, 3. Bell of atilt.
Ontario. The Marriage to take piece
early. it Angust.. t •
• BUS WELL
taw,* AgE,,A1P. ,Arisz4-i-r:*40:Asr*:wr, dir.dmarzaftarr. Ac*rditnalwArl
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NE'W 'RETURNING OFFICERS •
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Returning tinkers who' were
pointed by .the king Government, and
who. acted..in the, last 7general elec
have been liatified; that their
services not be required at the
eleefion. tiext. Pali. On • the othei
hand, rettirnihg' ceficers of. tbe otter
political complexion are being ap.
pointed: • .
' Mr: William MacDonald •"of Cites-
,
ley,- who ha& eta -go. in Sottelf;. Bruce
last year,, is replaced by liftv. Fred
,Lippert Walkerton; who w,as con,
.servative party candidate' last Fall. 7'
,
. North Hare mom-
-doh:16M' It; ;2i- Clifford have
charge, -While William. ;Carling- of
'Exeter will be • returning Officer in
.charge in South Huron.- "'
INTiNst HEAT
•-'11$r d---lifrit,4,pan, , of,
Isurnie Grove, announce the &gage.
jfiont, 0f4their daughter, Annie: Chris.
Ong, to' Olbbtne,- the liter;
to tale 469 eit Jul$0 2ist, itt
HORNEL DO
Dry Goods, Women' & Children's Wear
This week we have some special prices in
Sheets, Towels), Cottons,, White and Fac-, ,
Wry Cotton. '
Very Fine Unbleached Cotton. Clean of ,
black specks. Special for fancy work, etc. Full 40 \
'inches wide at. only 29c..
Full yard wide -Factory Cotton, goo
weight and a good ' Household Cotton. 'Special
-price 20c. •
* 72 -Inch Bleached Sheeting, good. quality.
• Reduced to 49c. a yard-.
42 -Inch Pillow Cotton. Fine thread. Very
special price 35c. ,• -
-Lave colored Bath Towels. Some very
fancy highly colored, worth 70c, for .49c.
A special fancy colored Turkish - Bath
°yid... Special at,35c., 3 for $1.00. ...
Still algt of goods on the Bargain Tables.
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.,,c0IVIE AND SEE!
NDERSON BLOCK, "LUCKNOW
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SHOULD ' SEE THE FINISHED
ARTICLE
• While the work on: Ludgard
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(better ititowe as. Burns', 41111) Was
under -Way there good deal °Cult-
ieism' as to the effedt: the' excavating
and filling,'would have on Properties
adjoining, The work now. ebm-
'pleteci thia ne well ea. Oa .IiaVeleck
•Street; and the Street; Coni. would
like that those Who.odisapproved of
the wok Should inspect it now. Luti-
gard' Street has beer pat.
in cxOt-
lent:"Ocnidition., from . Stauffer Street
te Havelock and opens tits it splendid
for ti'd9the Holy
,tway, C g over • -
rood* Gravel to• SilverWoda Mid the
S,N.R.,Station.
cutlitcH NOTES
HALL AGAIN LIBERAL'
• CHOICE:
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, Dr, HAIL:who represented South
Bruce- in the • la -St parlianient ,is,.' a-
gatn to be the Liberal candidate at',
the forthcoming eleetiOn. This was
tlegided aParty ennientioa held •
Walkerton, TltursdaY • of last •
The heat Wave which efreo4 "6-vOt
'Ontario, liendaY Inta!"Tuetclay, wal
general over the continent, reaching,
to itt, groatellt intensity iii Dakotel
'whore the ,tomperaturRi tip al..
rlag • %org potton. $hg Moot 1100111104i;I st 4 pal ttleit'/04.. • -
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'Dr. Hall netting wort the • last 'eke -
tion With •*'' a fair majority was, '
the _logical choice, The Progreisjve '
Party ' hold ;. a • convention at •
ineswater MI :July 28th, and the Con,"
servatives Select their candidate
at: Walkerton on the
WON TROPHY AT MT; pOltEST,
, The Annual Sunday Seheol and.
Congregational Picnic of 'the Lack -
now United Church '4;in be held at
'Point 'Clark on Thursday, August 12.
. The Sacrament of The, I.oid Sup-
pci will be cobsarited 111 Luelcaew Tin -
hod Chuiaf; ;it ;the InOm.lot lerVite
on illun4014. #uonet ;at. •,
Three rinks- Of L'ocknow, bowlers °
took part in ,the Mount Forest annual
totirriainent; 'Thursday of last .weeki.--
My of theni Win.iiipg, the -*supreme .
honors of the dayi carrying home the
trpphy, and first prizes -no rneen
prizes either' as they .censi,ptect Of
four 2-hurner electric Stoves. The Sue-
cetoful rink was made' up as follows:
F. T. Armstrong,' itebt, ittie• T. wet,
eoni T. S.Rcid, skip." The -offier*lesti -
'fortuntte, rinks *ere skipped
BrOWA and 3._ E. .-Apow.-1111rtvt,
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