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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-08-19, Page 14P,PAVI.WP. 3•3, 0.• • st.• •"•"blib‘r•-.•, 12.00 PE.4•YEAR IN 4PVANc,Z; $.240. eir#,E.14,WISE. LucKNow, .13 THURSDAY; AUGUST. i9thp 1926. SINGLE COI.I.E$ 5 -cENTS'' . . I ' • ' 0 PROFESSIONAL ciutnfit; - PlirsiCian and Surgeo flour 2-4 , • .Lifeknow •;... • Phone. -26 DENTIST ' . • ; Di: -MacLeod will visit Luchnow every .Tuesday in Dr. Connell!" (MCC. •rt".' DENTIST Dr. % R. , L. Treleaven, Lueknovs,s, Over' Decker's t o r e ,Eitnietion DuegannOn, every Thursday; • ' .Phone 53 . , :DENTIST. -Call Dr. Newton Make appointment •offite everyday • IX -IL 3feINNEil• Chiropeadarsr.-Winglifint • , LueknoW, Tuesday and .FrIday of each week and be at • Cain's ,Hotel.:In the afternoons. . Outside 'One attended: to. ' • Electricity' nee& also- IEVERTIIODT13..COLUMN 0 • Gm/. A. SIddaII, Luclookow, --Braker: and Real Estate. -Money to lend. en • first mortgagee on farm . Proper- ties at 6 and'.6% per Pent according ,ip effared. ismounts 'ton' second megages. on farm **pestles and on , Pgrs!mai note*. A few goodfstrnof for sale •• WALL PAPER •• . Latest patterns' in stook at, lowest prices. As. cheap at in catalogues. Also book patterns of leading inan, nfactnrersh:--430x 174, it J. Cameron, • ' .1Paintee &. Paper ,.Hanger.. • LucknOw Bei. ba --what 'st customer' in Hat- . eisioi says about Havelock Elope; • • 11, have enjoyed Inaltjng bread from Ravelock Flour and .would glad t. recommend it to anyone.: It :give. iplmuhd s,atistaetionr W. E Trelesieen. . • -BRASS BAND - Lucknow. Citizens' Brass Band now open for all !Orb of engagements - garden parties,. picnics. etc. Apply to Gordon Johnston, Luck -new. .9-6-tf . . , For Sale -A number . of •• window and storm sash -with glifis in then,. Apply to D. C. Taylor. • . • • . FARM FOR. SALE • 100 ACRES -2 Acres good maple bush;..brick "hemp 30 ic 30 and 14 x '20;•••franie barn on .,stone foundation,: ' 50 x ' 56;' shed attached; 36 x 40; ' ' delve Shed 24 x 30; hen hente. 13 x so: Well leaded; will be Sold' reason- ably. Towner to unit purchaser. 15-741. ' • Geo. A. Siddall. FARM ,FOR •SALE" 411•1•1 North hall of Lot '4, Con. 11, •Ash. • field,' W.D.-Apply to Adorn John- . et.on,- R 7, Lueknow. • 19-8-p.• HOUSE FOR SALE On Inglis St., opposite Robert Mul- lin's. Apply on the premises or to Robert Mullint-Miss M. MacKenzie. r TENDERS FOR :BRIDGES • , KINLOSS, TOWNSHIP Tinderswill be received by; the • undersigned up tilt the .28th day lir 'August for -the einistriction 01 two Cement brides' by the Cubic 'yard. ' ',Ono bridge on. the 15th ,Sideroad ,r, • 14 Miles east . of Ltd:nose, and thr, ;athiik'oppbeite Lot 2, Con 12.1Plans will 'lia•in the hinds of ..the Clerk :Geo. G. Moffat, R. Teeswateri . • •Dated August 10, 1626.. 26,-84;. „ 'PUBLIC NOTICE - < On 'account •Of iniVinir in the V,i1-, '• lege ef,..Luckinitr,; traffic fres , the Pant:Win be detoured smith' at Tee, .ratice's Sideroad:te the lOth.Con. of W..Wawantish,:telience,\Weist:iiiid into • teicktieteby the Goderieh Gravel • amid. • • • • 10-2-e. • •• Ordet. • HAR1,STEIISI To .'llte .Westr' • Travel, C.P.B.„ :Best: itteettiodittlen and 4quickest route. 'Call .Jack Mahe, •• • Ripley, for your tickets. Augnet. 20 :....Septeddier 2. • ' .110ITSIC. FOR MINT ''CortifOrtsible' litildence in LieknoW be rented feirnished Or uit-fure ••nished. Apply ,to Mra. Wm. Naylor, on the premises., , • '• • • •2-9400 ' ;Pr Fine .Sal-BabY Cheeler tat. , In • iirst-clase condition. Apply to ''GtiO. A. SiddalL • 20-ttie LOCAL MARKET ' '4113,1.0114311;sirlrimo.Aliat00 •ifr #: eff *3 it • Or ‘,. tailk..2041:1.9,.. .401#0,0000,00-0010;Ittftailtt , . I • ; .10.41s.AND GENERAL,4.0!, office until .Spternbgt .1st. , Mis l!eari ,IIenderson of Chicago. is visiting at her home, here. MiSh 0. L4wrenee of Clinton, Is the guest, of Mrs. Harold Treleaven. 'Miss Mildred Treleaven is home fijorir Terinito• for :a filigit vacation, • Mr. Elliott Little is over from, Chi- �ago,'epending a short vacation at Mrs. Lillian C. White and Children are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. -JOS Johnston of town. • . Mr., and Mrs. • Welter HOrn - are here from Kingsville' for a weelei viSit. Will the Son. 4. Misses F. E. and Li11ia McLean are lack to toil'. after Spending. a mon-th ,at Dungannon; • ' ••• • . Miss Mebane Allen has returned home, after visiting with friends in London and Chatham... • • Mr..Jiiin Miler, who has been quite serious/lir...ill the .past month; Is some- what improved this weOlt• , Mr. • Fred Davison and Me. Themes • Morton :of Acton, Visited with Mrs. Alex. Davison on 'Sunday. , ;Mr; Itabert Lyons, .who is follow- ing forestry ' Work. in Quebec,: spent the week -end at his home, here. • Itiv:thai. -Langford; his *if( and children of ThedfOrd, an Visiting' their Luebn.ow friends,. this week. Miss !Dorothy. Gates is Spending s month, l'visiting friends at St. Ceti; mines; Hamilton, London and Oaki • •Mr. and Mrs. J. W. frelenVen and daughter, • *his Norma of Timmins Ont, visited theirrelatives her,e,•the past week: • Mr. and Mrs. John' Elliott of New York ',city, are. paying. their annual visit to the letter's sister, Mrs..Reb- ert Mullin.‘' . Donalda and Frances ThomPsow are home, •after spending their ;vaca- tion with Mr. and Mrs. Price Nay.or at TOronto•I' . 1, . • • • . Mrs. Russ ,Middleton of the Fourth Con. Kinloss is home from a west' era trip which ,took her .as far as ,Barift, 'Alta. , , Mies. Grace Wray or LOndini; is, a ekaitor With her cousin, Mks Mabelle Allen, prior to their gang to Ofiebic and the Saguenay...trip. helm). and Campbell Thompson 'Motored to. Toronto on Sunday • te• snend I a couple of Weeks with ;•Mit and Mrs., Priee;•Naylos: Mrs. David Sebbie is in the Wing:. ham HoSpital. •this week,. baying nn. dergOne an Operation for 'rupture, She is bgetting on, Well. Richard. Mcgaillio, 411%.: • of the Boundary,' east, had his. inn fractur- ed. et the .wrist last' Week; bY • a Isill from a horse he wast riding. • Messrs.. Will and Gorden.Johniton (tte latter seconipanied by: bis wife SSA 'children); are visiting theirmo- ther .and' Other re:ativ'esi here. ' Oats•are reptieted te.be baldly rust- -ed throughout "this . ditsriet. ,Some fields; however, ' have escaped fairly', Well and: Will- glee a good yield. The Rev. and Mrs. A. C. SteWari Sid faud..1 ut Acton,: Ont.,. Who are Cemping at Bruce Dena, Visited with DIZ Stawart's ,aioter, Mph Chesnut Bibs week: Mrs. jesiie MeInnes,"•*ho visited With her brother, Mr Phillip Mac- Millan, the •past two weeks, hot re- turned" to Detroit, Vieitieg at Toren. to On the way. .." • P Mr .• and Mrs. ;Isis. theeilon end'tWe children, Mri Meeloi and Mrs. Crosby , of • Falrifrove, Mich.; and Mris. Robt. EsidiA of Kinearditle, *pent Monday with •Mts. AiOlte Dikason. , Mr. JohrlaYitt. hes been nosing a sore hind. the Past tee.P14.the • re, - atilt ofhis finger* coming in cOniati with the revolving knives of'a cut. dog Wit Which he was lielpirig to eriste. The ends- of two fingers were badly cut: Mr: and Mts. T. M. Stewart and men' Wilbur, 'of Rochester, are , Visiting with the former's sister, Uri. B. 3. Chesnut, Mr. and 'Mrs. Stew. art will be,•*eccontptinied:on their re: turret°. Vielletiter by Misa Plan Ches. nut, who will, enter the Coen! lIos- pitsI theS11"e nurott'44-001011'-ai 001111.$0t ;air high" WS family name ro scvl- L.---...., 1 f . PASSED AFTER.- LONG, ILLNESS . meetplenation :of the social, organi, 8.j. SE.Arfill OF sas. J. F. ANDREW- • .,....."..p.m.d....i.Fm".9....... atieki, of flie.and in the MI4dle Airs, , f„ .!,,, ; H..., , . ., : , ,..:.„ .. ..;.. 1,' ,. „• .•• • , . . 74:11414,14!..filit:jr*Ondiv::;0e..44:fteis*un, ,. ll., i$1;a444417,3:744.1649:. , I, ::1,(0,4va, ;,•;.-4.snpijO*10.iaey.O1.40eniftmOgliillidaer'2421;e0er,.'ili:gt,i1Qeft : , ' '''.9.*01..t,g‘f ',"yoiti§. y:D.:0-eguthbfi. TestE,att Veiptr:r,:97,:oitrifi:.1,00, . , . • ..,.., The .11re aitil, business and •Social. cos- ii tln§., ar..eek,j..n.lbe_person,-OfrMts..04,I . -.----Mienier;4":"that-J-,--V-03k1-4414.irrhercl oiler Ortno7Norinenelverellighir or;• k .F, Andrew. Mrs. 'Andrew was, in''.her„ • .., .• ,_ .- Our Store' will ton of Deliciodireake: ., and, Pastries ...for .. " passet.i.,,,,w;iy:,8h9r,i'y after .neeri, on ankzed-• filsalt)Ifiied,',PeraaPs. wonkli .n • • • • . • • — • 39th year angi fgn.: a, number of years - .Saturday: . Come In 44 g54 for yourself. " ,Yon, "ivi4. not he. disap-.' •SotatdaY ,i8st, •caused ilitle snrPrise ended: -thir Seineteit eVer snob ' a .1i- bel:ter ''....rii.e N°11441" iiit 'had suffered form, iheitinatisiii eai? Pointed.' , • • • , ' nteefif , friends Of the familY as; " it rge portion or northern Europe le ' Other, . in'ilrfeities. .. Mie. ..Andrew'S, Was . known:.f?,.: soow lime, 6at he.danee. et the. ‘4707, iii.g4 etgolieatjoa a Maiden,,,aame i'iraso,g4'to4k Ltine. §he , . .., • • " • .131tI:N•G IN YOUR BAJTER -Atigo . EOOS'. ' AND .. ,end diseloldie structure.' Th ' - 'visa. twile a whidw;heing. ast. mar- • OBTAIN •TIIE 'BEST. PRICES • '• ' had. been 'losing 'Strength, :and, that heir. wara-::4'..caaessai;regai.:e7o lvw90,'7."': 4,4 , to .-a. Mr. ..Gardner ;and •egaiu0:te . 4 • • • . - • , , . the end- eMildnet;:lie lope delayed.: ,' • and the2Preparatiai for.. it . Eta% “tho -' -t :he ISie :Nr:. Atairal*:.; The 4nneyil. ;on •HOLLYMAIVS 'T,3AKItY.' , Wednesday, was from the -the 'limy'. )f: her. son,‘ Mt. Henry Gardner„ 12th, ' Ph011e, 36 LUCkHOW The illness et'. ',the:late "Mr; eng,41Y,' a business •keasfigitinnb" -tn. at" a Was of peculiar sadness. Ile had ins* t wRI.LO:14:lithkade ttz7ze,F1.'polimrasinee., anidn, utnialinikeththeYa; e graduated.frion. college as a 'civil en- Anglo-Saxons end the Celts,. who pre-! b gineer • ;and barely 'entered from.' his °13deli ' 'them' sEns!and.'' t ife work,' when 'hi 'August of 1915 though figl'Iten•i cf the utmostPermnial brayery and prowess, lacked that dis-t it . was discovered,. that ..he had VOn-, define, Sense of do -operation and ratii- ' ' ta .tracted tuberculosis •of the lungs and er scientific attitude Winch*abed the he stnettd, ..the long etruggin cot Normans.. . I o _ An important .part of the Norman; the recovery of health, whieh, in or-Lganization, for pace and war.hotti,p spite- of p• ossible care • and ntten. was the office of the "ehamberlain," so w tion;.'"teadilY• went against hioi. It is callen ;because ..he had access to his . : ' almost eleven years, ago and all.' of 4UPerICWS' -tuner PrivneY. The diem- '1 berlaies: were, in fact; the Private th Famly Theatre' that time, with shortintervals at Gravenburst and London 0 wits: spent feeretaries and treasurers of the rulers .. ion Those ' v‘ho offended' ,the." Jib lee :celebration at Zion on July 25 and ;20 will •,renember that the old" lady: attended, ebthoughs very much 'Thk in& at the time. 'Having been a -esident of the locality her life she was very enthusiastic aim* the Jublee. • at bit home here havin tl- r : • . , g 4e . Un ''''' reentry, They N,Vere the expert fie to .. Sf the various feudal divisions of the' 44.- , , ---..."7-• ' ‘. . . __, '. FRIDAY '8i SATCEDA•T in attention i his falthful rnotbr• scaintanis They constituted the busi- e:* who with himself, for years enter- tress end of the •Norman feudal eye ri .tifilled hope that health yOli:d be re, tem. And it was natural' that .their atero., - : . .' sakes, like the authority of their.cl :Although ,denied the usual cause of loPerior,s„ ebould:•beeome hereditary 8 human aetivitieS, Mr. Altines . life ind that the title of "de lir chambre" "E • 'AUGUST 20 li• 21 "Wild lloree Mea"' • ' Comedy. • TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY • , AUGUST 24 & 25 • ; jack Horde in wail., far. from either being ,unhappy (e" joef„ the lehheambehere'elbaenridelel.,) ehaehmebemer-, fe "The Border Sherrill" or vested. Naturally.Of a brave and iventually. come to...designate ..the .. A Blue ,Streak • wgatent., cheerful rnistileroen,i, phietZvge,r.nw:ddiiikowhne- -ito;ard'- thoffice e should, al; a cemoy . W22 . 3 3 'all I • U , U at 14 Serial -"Scarlet Streak" - selfishly accept as his 'fine All th0.at- sliminate the prefixes 'de la" and "le" N V-tiltiOn. that was given him. ThrOtIgh: COMING rifut all his bus• !ab y was for those about him. 061 t phlosophie inns' of :mind, he did e great .deal' ,of reading,' keeping it touch wth the progreis or the worle and the: important' news of the day. He was 'always interesting , con:, venation, and for the Peat few ygar,• P'eadY enjoyed a radio set, the gift of his friends in the ionner.Metl,Method- ist Church. . ' .• .. • Surely this high example, of prac- tial ehristianity was not wasted in . .whete teere .is iuuch harshness andcomplaining, even a- mong those Who enjoy a fairine sure Of health 'and are permitted t0. run, a natural career. The late 'Mr" Alton was. 34 years of age :when he died. He was born at the village of Kinloilgh, but the cam-. ity, Seen: moved to Springbank, near London', and 'remained there untilhe was twelve. They then Moved, te Lucknow, Where' he attended Public and High Scheel.: He went to Toron- to University and 0rdntateodr: asa With the Class 'Of ma4yeai following .graduation he was -with .the HighwaysDePariment of Ontar- io, when as hireadY sintod. he ifs0- foreed to ,give up. work in his chosen profession. He leaves to Mourn, his .mether, two brothers, Harry and. •:Tom, • and one: sitter, Aline, all of whom occupy geed positions as School ,imichera: The funeral Service, in the United Cluirch,:, Monday afternoon; • Was largely -attended, and was conducted• by the pastor, Rev: Mr. Craw, as- sisted by the late pester,. Rev. ' Mr eosins. There were many beautiful tieral contributions. . The remain', were . laid' to mat in Dungannon Cemetery, where the fa- ther was hurled while the .children were all quite • young. Pallbearers ei, Reeve Robt. Johnston, Mesirs • BieWn; Rues Robertson, James Mitchell, Harold Ackert, George II. Smith. • • TRY Tins vst You cannot .gtsuge the:'amount of religion in the . pews by the horse, power, at the door. ' Neither • can You prove the truth' Or falsity of ous ;statements .that Golden Crust Breed is, the •bestBread on the 'Market tin- iest; you give it a trial. Get it at Ytine grocer's or Reid's Dominion Bakery, phone 68. • .• SPECIALS:FOR THE WEEK -END* Patties,rateliiiiCrrtl;tip" SOOtti, Va- nil!a Jetts, Devi 'ft rood„ Wil -da Cup Cakes; Date Saone. Largo rietit of chola ,Baking. • Coni in and sae our 'neer otoek of Ladies' nifty 'Coati int'. t'd11. 11. Biitestein's, Lteknow, Pnt." Mr J., Little spent Sunday.: with and Mrs,. Elmer Johnston Miss taima Urquhart spent lest week at .her home' at Tiverton. Mr, andot;son rs. Thee. Aitc pe M h" n Iast wesk rn Harriston. They were actoinpanted EY their grandchildren, Misses Winifred and Mari 1016 were visiting here;-, , The r!suiste meeting, of the Zuiior Toistittite find junior karmers win be held . -on Priday even ng', August. 20, the-Innite ;Iktr, "Sert-lhompeot. 4°th Vint ginisst; woloenii. 1 4. Abont a week ago Mr. Nelson Bushell, was cOming down this grade. abone A.'shori circuit' ,had 'caused a little fire in the front Of -his , whi e he was endeavoring tb extin- guish'. this, his ear went over the bank b and rested up-side:down. For- Aunitely ' Mr.. Bushell was able to. crawl out and he "got only ,,a teat slight bruises, TRUCK WENT THROUGHBRIDGF • .K411.492148.W.A.V4r..414WAIVIaiSre*Al*Mr#02574,VArAlri II • . ' 1/4 Phone 75 1/4 'Lucknow, Ont. 9 9 , LINENS ARE, HOLDING A PROUIN.ENT P'L ACE -I IN 'Mt STORE, AT THIS TIME. • _IL . Linen Dross Coo..da Art' Lien in 18 &•36. inch widths. Etubroidery Linen, Pure White Stripe Cratli Towelling, All Linen: Towelling, Extra Wide. . Russian Crash Towelling, An Linen. Table Linens Bleached or Unbleached Tiinner Napkins, Pure Linen • , 'Dinner Cloths to, Match 'Napkins' , •, , THIS WILL. BE 'LINEN WEEK AT MIR' ,STOnt. OUR DISPLAY • ' P SEE: r . . -"The- Lucky Devil" - • (Special) ' EXCURSION TICKET •...CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION • TOROSTO 'Special Low Fares -In *freq. " AUGUST 27 to SEPTEMEER 11' Good Returning to September J5 . For EXcursion -.Tickets anti forth* Information, ' apply to . ..McKIM LUCKNOW/ . . . ONT. Towny TICKET AGENT • • A sciiind.Hke the crash • of • thuirdei startled residents in •••the "Vicinity "of' Gough • and Stauffer ,Streets,' last Wednesdai evening, - When a 'large tivick; ,kheaVily, loaded with logs broke. through the bridge on Gough Street, and 't tame to a very Sudden StOp, The • truck ',belonged, to ; Mr. ,Baeehler, Sawmiller. Of Goderich, and thelogs were, being taken from; the Mill at Kinlo-se to Goderich; .TO avoid the cut on Stauffer St, the driver undertook to make a de .tour by way of, .Gough and Inglie Streets. Attached to the truck was a two -Wheeled trailer and the load consisted' of twelve kreen;iegs about 26 feet long end from Ag to 9 inches diameter'. The Iesigth of • the load made the •trouble at nearly' all the weight was on the trailer. :The truck' passed,over the bridge al! right, but the trailer broke When about three; quarttre way over, the bridge being. completely- •wrecked.,,,Lticidly;- it ',was not a.ligh 'bridge and .the long.tim- her seemed to prevent the outfit 'f* om. going. to the bottom. The lOgs were puled off and tho truck and ttailer.'pulled out ofthe wreeki, little the worse. The load ivas pat, on again,- and before 'midnight, was w!lir6ligewilh f.tqwayerel tdbtidi:sh' The bsoon, Its possible, in the meantime traffic will have tO:erciss the river at Lud-• gard Street, whieh fortunately Is in good 00fidigtai. ..SOMEVIAT LONG DETOUR Ilfz4 thit the laying' of tincrete hao coininencect On Calitlihell' §trieet at the 'eastern boueltry of the town. • traffic from the east cannot pass ov- er_ the' section of street under con- struCtion,- • " In this, tale it has teen found nee: essary tosend traffic, by way of the sideline at the Torrence farm south to the 12th Cot,- and berth inte town by way of the Goilerieli Gravel Road. This detour coud' have Wei greatly ,shortened but for the bridge on Willoughby St, at R. Douglas' place, While this Write is atl right' for ordinary tintlie, it might 'wove unites for heeyy..loitds,- way ithOut is considered 'the Wet ways • t1 ILL A ,eoPPIY now on .hand. Why !Kate orders:ahead when . you call :get your -super at any - • .• time-andthe best? GEO s. ROBERTSON bit •• COULDN'T PASS LUCKNOW :•,A visitor . . town last Week ;,Was Mr. William Matthie, who ;at one- time set type in The 'Sentinel Office and whose people in the early days lived here. Mr., Matthie is nOW resid- ing at Port ltf:Prince, Island of Hai. He left rec,hnow nearly 40 years. 'age and ,-!lived Much of that time ,in the, Southern States.,11e has, s' peal - Hein with the 'United States' Govern- ment as 'Disbursing Officer at Port au Prince.. It appears that a feit years ago' the. people of Haiti, e mix- ture of French and negro, *nitrel ed. so. Much among themselves that all Stood a good chance. Of being ruined. until Uncle Sam putforth his strong right herd and told them all tohe. have.. The; public treaeury .appeared to be the chief' cause of trouble ais to thokit whocontrolled it belonged the • Spolle,' SO Uncle Sem took charge sf the revenue and let the natives tun telt, remainder of the show. They needed 6 Man to writ out the che- ques, find strange as it may seem Wm. Maithie, Pace 0!' The Sentinel staff, was the. inan In Jina for thg, jeti: He disbureelf or pay's out. the took WM. to Toron-,- Le, and being *Wirer ,LuelcnOw than .Iukt been: for along time, he could not resistthe temptation t� run over to see the "Old .TOWn,!' *here he had 'spent happy dam despite the fact that he got only $2per week aftei having graduated from a Kincardine Ade at a' printer. From here hi went *eat to Visit sister and bro. ther at Stet.Lletiati:0_7_44 -"Iiiiiltifei-tieeies at less initsstsio •Orp., Geed* Steil. • FRED -E. -BUSWELL VISFAI6argerAWAWAVAMCMCAMFACIVII01141111111r411411101141/411102111,497219 -.LUCKNOW. LOWER SCHOOL THIEVES. S'lf()PPED. roR. LUNCII . . • , , REPORT .• . , • — In addition to the studente, who ob- tained. Lower School standing on the year's work, the foilowing Student's who wrote on the10:.• S. examinations Set :by the Education Department, have obtained' standing •in ,the sub- jects :mentioned. - • • ' • Certificates for the Lower, School Examination may be 'obtained from Mr D.--C.---Taylor, Secretary of the School Board, A. Rena ' Carruthers -Physiography and Zoology. ' • M. 'Valeria Cliesnuthysiography • and Arithinetic., • - Annie A. Colwell -Can. History.. Arineta' Fisher -Arithmetic. Gordon Fisher -Physiography. Florence Hamilton-Zoidogy. • Elizabeth-•1-itidgkisison Phisiegra: :• Ebner JohnitaPhY irsiogiaphy. oi3rrtle Leishman -Physiography. . Mabel e MacDonald-rArithmetia. William Pepper -Physiography. Pearl Nixon -Physiography. ' Wininfied Nixon -Physiography. Earl Sherwood -Geography....; '•• F. E. McLean Prin. DANCE .AT LOCHALSII ' • :A dance, will be, held in Lochalsh Hall; the'._evening of • Wednesday,. August 25th, Under auspices ' of the Ladies' 'Athletic Club. Refreshment: 'Served -Good Orchestral- Everybody welcome. Admission • $1.00 including tax.7-Isabelle MacDonald, Seey. . • . w'!two houses at Pori Elginivers ered .assrldepro, tthe nigh fh e .A01,164ei jut:: tilt:, :Fre* the residence Of William Bald • . they stole a sum of money, spectacl.. they opened the 'refrigerator anCL: . _ helping thernielves• to eatables, en. tici.Yed a lunch on the porch, befOre. taking their departure. .. - • . ; Entering the home of J. Kenoedy, the thieves • Secured a :wallet contain.; ing 429 and .apparently Satisfied with this they took nothing "more. : In each casentrance was 'made' • through, cellar windows, •and the fam- ilies heard. nothing. They attempted . to enter other two houses, but Were diieevered. and .irigiitened away,- . • . AN OLD wt8i,WAWANOSIL - RESIDENT . , . One of the pioneer :residents of West Wasiapoeii. MM. William J • MeOuillin, died . at the home` -of her son; Richard MQpi11in, AAtth Cep.' of Wswanosli,' on August ilth She' was . in her. 87th Yeoetaynr. htaon6ds trd.uei 1;e:rh441Wsi va si,:ca,.0( Cern. etptoreit irno natural raailt 41.fet 0-0,o Writ all taeks, glee's and 'flaila that cars pick OP,: there. are blondes and brtinettee.•• ' er a 'is Are you suffering from any disease?' Mr. Muffin, tbe Proprietor of the Canadian 'Herb Gardens, ExPert in Herbs, Will,b0 at the . • " CAIN. HOUSE.. LIICKNOW One Day Only—Ali Day. and E‘itning. Thursday, September Consultation Free Asthma, firoPsy.. Bedwetini..Skin bis'eases:•Nak4,,us Dis,; ' cities; itheuinatisnt, Bladder* TrOulde„, Bright7s Disease,;', 4.Stomach;;Liv'er,' Kidney; Neitaitis,10 d Presstife, Heart Trou bre, • COnStliation, • Lung' and Ilioftehial Tr oubto end All Diseases. all Staffes Removed, no tilieratiari is peeesSry. Goitre , ItemoS'ed. • "4 no Operation- ,necessari". . ,..TAERE15 AN HR8 FO? DISEASE Rementher •the.. bate.;--- ThersdaY, September .2nd. 5. 133 'Garfield Ave. . Herb.. Gardelis • We Se1 the iteths the liliee,le.itom,„:„. ' • 30: