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THFLUCKNOW $ENTnNII. T RBDA , AUGUST' :21* 1*20
Zinc Rings, Rubber Rings
Butter Crocks; 1 Tumblers:
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Preserving; fettles -=alai sizes
uinnum and
ranitware
u . s'.and Saucers, Plates„
our supp.
SNSE
TA � - YS
les comlete.
STORE
LUEVALE
CREAMERY
ERY
DREAM :BUYING STATION -
lfi he#t crib. Prices Paid for'
Crean and :f cgs. ''We i u*n $bee
• service and•esOsfaction, to all.00r
patron*.
Give us a trial; and ` Jet us
prove to you that wa; are ,
worth while: market.
:CECIL I✓LL
,MGR. LUCKNOW BRANCH
MAY G
Mrs.. Will Irvine and three ,child -
ten spent a few dap last week with
Goderich friends. -
Misa Olive Anderson returned home
'on. Wednesday from •a. few dayevisit
with, her' friend,, Bernice Logan, ac
RioleY. • •
Misses Olive Ki Patrick • and Jessie'
Andrew spent last week with their
aunt, Mrs. H • Anderson. London. •
Miss Margaret MacCallum was the
guest of Mrs.' Milton Kilpatriek part.
of last week. •
Mrs. W . 8tothersr APIA'
the week
'e;d :!t Mr. !! 'Andrew's; Bion.
`Misses ` Its Maise and Isabelle
Marsh were aesss f'Bernice Blake
;lost w`ee
Mr. Jackson was over from . Listow-.
' RIPLEYel 'last week. visiting' the Blake fain,.
• • r � B ake' chnld their
An. interesting bit., of iiiforinat on Iback with him.ey return to
came„. to light” recently about ' one ' of
ilies,andtokingDr $ children They
- home lin'': Winnipeg, this week., •
•Ripley's oldest: residents, . Mr; Richard
Stanley It. appears. that Mr.' Stan -
leg's' name appears, on, the first' merit orders. : issued by ,Auroi► Town-
ship Council. That was'away back .in
1855: ; Mr. Stanley •received the sum'
of one. pound'- five' shillings- and six-
pence for• road work. Canada (there
was .no Canada as 'we have it now)
did not have a currency . of . its own
and was using Ster:ing.
ARVESTER'3
WANTED
TO WINNIPEG
Plush 1facentpermilebeyoodtoallpointsinMani-
Saskatchewan, Alberta --►Edmonton, Tannis,
,• MacLeod and' hast. ,
1 .8uwaainn—Half a cent per mile to Winnipeg.
plus $20.1111 to destination. ;r
Through, special trains for Winnipeg via:Can " adian National" Lays. will leave
as: follows; (Standard Time): ;
FROM TORONTO.Aaguse Stat '12•.30 P.M. ° 9. P.
(UnIsn Ota►Uot.)'Sept.3rld 12.30 P.M. 9.00 P.M. •
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from other principsl points connectins with the above special trains. Fpr deta� consult local
Canadian Nahio�al.,Aoents: _
UG11 TRAI MFORTABLE COLONIST. CAIISSPECIAL CARS. FOR. WOMEN, Olf4O*CHIP.AagM::: _.
Porcbaseyeas t%dct td WhmiPeg via Canada= National Radways,. whether or not your final destination in the
`Westis a point on the Canadian Nationid.. Tickets and all information 'foam ,nearest Agent: N
"n e/. CANADIAN AIIONAL.
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TOWN; TICKET ' AGENT
You: n't eally
need 'medicine: 'to
thin% ;yotrt-: Mood in: spring. ? Jast akin
dour diet w
A man's. sins
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n
of final him`out
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as soon as"las wife
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Good adviceis not so 'effective
good 'scare. '
'What' did
PeOPIe
lame for '
unopuarity 'before halitosis was
vented' . .
as $' The only `advantage a cigarette.
over ..,a ' cigar
irk
is re as o ,
their.m;ed: to k for • ne.
As soon' as men; and whales get to
• the top, they begin to :biotic.. ' ..
.Congratulnt:ons are due all or our
,young • folk who wrote on Deport
•.mental •• examinations,,' f! inlay ' Shack:
leton'an4Falmer Kilpatrick .secured,
'their 1st-.. Class Certificates; Alice
Shackleton passed on 7 Upper Schoe
'subjects, ,Olive. Ri patrick .8 'Middle
• School .subjects and, Richard ,Kilpat-
r' k 5 .Lower.' School. subjects; As yet
Miss Grace Blake has not.' heard her
results,
Miss• Beryl Johnston• has had. very
satisfactory reports from her pupils
at Fordwich Continuation School.
Miss Norma. Anderson 'returned to
her home .today, having spent a week
withcousl"ns, here
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•: DIED.
Odium—At bis residence;; 77 Pem-
broke •St.,_;Toronto, on August 21st;,
1926, Albert E. Odlnm. former ser
Leant. of 166, Q.O.R. Battalion, C.E.
F. Sergi.', .Odium was, a brother of
Prof. Odium, whose boys for': a time
resided 'in Luckuow. He visited. in
Lucknow while in ' uniform, during.
the war period. He "leaves a widow
formerly Mary' Flynn.: The funeral
'was' on. Tuesday to : Mount Pleasant
Cemetery,., Toronto -•
FORMOSA ROCKS.
BEING STUDIED,
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Quantities of the rock which is ex
a • • A. at --the •:Villbue•-o€.-..Formosa•..
eeCourty' ;. have' beensen o,"" th
S ithsoni&.n ;lnstitste-at--Washings.
ton,. D.C. for the purpose of study by:
United States . geologists. The. •sum
•pies were collleted by' Mr. E. R. Pohl,
of the. U.S.' Department. of Resear._h.
The. rock formation around Formo=•
sa is• of' the most .generous coloring,.
varying in hue in strata• which are'
readily discernible and: which indi-
cate 'th'e : various ages. Great areas
resemble uncut agates which, 'When
polished, are ° most "beautiful.
These • rocks are claimed' by 'some
'geologists to. ;' re..resent;'; the. .oldest
• g1e.. g'� P .
forrnation ode.- the eastern half of the
continent,
18x36 ins:
Pura Linen_ Hack Towels.-
ial.29m each,
Rayon •
, Silk
y Crepes, _Broadcloths,..,. _
Check Voiles. Values u
A
dclearing.••at
69c.
, ar .
rause; Dresses, 36 to 44,, 69c..
pecdal.
I and, •'
Cord Ti`1<es-~
Balloons
30' X, 0'ti,.
Fulfil The;
Ganadwn
Denaand
Fpr..'' Aq .A14:..�.
Canadipn
ProdutA
Buy B and
011,
Satin tte Bloomers av Blue
and: white. Clearing $1. for 65C -
Princess Slips for . girls 12 to
years. Clearing 63e.
Mens Overalls and Khaki :Pants.
$2.50 Value for $1.95.
• .,
en's Pure ilk Socks, 47
c- pair.. .
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on
Women endure endure Pa.
inmore heroic-
ally, . than men: Any shoe, storeman
can swear to that.
lwai when
' s seems: `ha
est.
Man 'a.
y pP
beholding ' himself in
a mirror
after
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the
his 'tuff.
barber has. done .s
.,.
il' • Mullin
They lake
Tbe Beat
.'On The
Market'" '>''
Choice Cut. Flowers
The fuiest of Wedding
bunches and Floral -work
on short notice, delivered
apytiine, anywhere.
Transport,to suit.
GEORGE STEWAR
Florist-•Goderich, Ot.
Phone.' :105 '
SCHOOL AT FORMOSA
TO -BE REBUILT'
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The :Formosa SeparateSchool.• Sec-
tion is losing no time' in rebuilding
its school,' and the excavation work
for the new structure is • now : coni-
' pleted.• The new building • is to be 40
by 60 and is • to be built of white'.
•rie1:— n unzlo on- vitas; a
and:: the 'corners of the. super.•strut,
tare; will be' of cut -stone, biked from
the, building which was recently. (Ie"
strayed/ by' fire. The whole work' will
be done under • the supervision • of
' essrs J. 'Kraemer, and F. A.. Heis.g
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Gard .of .,Thanks -The family :of • the '
,'late Mrs. John P. '.Andtew wish to
thank the friends and neighbors who,
were so •kindduring the"; of,
r forp.'.'.
their mother, and, d, and
floral contributions at the , time of.
bereavement
ravement•e
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Boys' Knee Pants for boys' 5 to10 years..,
lined , full pockets, well made, $1.
Boys' Scout Shirts; Khaki, with two breast pockets, but-
torted, straps on shoulder and large button cuff, ' at 98c.
Boys' Shirt Waists 'sof • good ;quality:. English .Shirtings.:
Same as thei make new shitrs with collar. Will Wash, at,9$c.
ice Tweeds,
Boys' Brace with., leather .ends, gd elasticand solid
buckles at 19c.
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Bloomers with tight' elastic knee, in white and colors, at
a pair.
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rated by f lomell-Murdoch Co..
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Girls Dresses well made and.' nicely•
'trimmed • •in. wash
goods., Smme slightly;soiled but you can have ,yourchoice for
$1. each. d' .
girls' and Boys'':ilose,: good heavy ones, ' all sizes, black.
or "sand shades.' A pair"25d
Girls' underwear in the Cotton Knit. lines. Vests with
or without sleeves,: at 25e.
Khaki Suits for scool girls up to 14 yrs.Bloomers and
middy, nicely trimmed with red lacing, at per suit $1.75.:
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