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LUCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY,
PT4MBER 11.6th,...1926.1
•' • Or. M. Conseil '
Physician arid Surgeon
Lucknew
. Heine 2-4.
Phone 88'
• - DENTIST
Dr. MacLeod wfl visit Luckiiow
. every Tuesday in Dr. •Conneles
Office.
VENTIST •
It. L. 'Treleaven. Lucknew-=
Decker's' Store, Extraction
thar by .gat or Locak,--1.911 14 in
Dungannon every every' TriursuaY.
• , Phone 68
• •
.Call Dr- Newten
Make apnidntment'
In office everyday
•ksk
Geo. A. Bidden, Lucksiow, -A-Broker
and Real Estate.—Money to lend ,ar
first mortgages on farm proper-
this'at 6 and PA per cent according
• to security offered. Also rimer
Amounts on second mortgages . on
farm properties and an Vereona/
, notes. i•A few good farm, for sale•
, WALL PAPER
Latest patterns in stock at lowest
pears. • 'As cheapas in catelognes.
Also' book patterns of ..leading. man-
ufacturers.—Box 4.74; R. J. Calnegon,
Painter:dr Tenor Hanger. •
idt4ekno* Flour .Mill
Here fi what a' customer in Her-
.
Alton says about Havelock Fleur:
. "1' have enjoyed making bread
from 'Havelock Flour and would be
gives. splendid satisfactiokr
W. E. Treleaven:
'For Sale -,-A nuniber Of window
and etorm smith with glass' in them
Apply to D. Co Taylor. 1. • '
FARM FOR SALE'
100 ACRES -2 Acre t good maPlf
bush; brick house 30 Jr' 80. and 14 x
20; frame barn on stone foundation
60 .x 66; shed attached,' 36 x 40:
• drive shed:24 x 30; hen Ileum 13 x
20 Well located, wifi, be sold reason-
ably.Terris to suit purchaser,
' 15-74f. • Geo. A. Siddall.
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FARM FOR SALE. .
, 100 Acres: Geed clay- lonrn, well
'mitered,. 'comfortable dwelling and
• imiall 'barn, about five acres of stand-
ing timber.Wili be sold reasonable
. For further particulars apply th—
Joseph Agnew; Lucknew, ••
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, • HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE
Good frame' house, 8- rooms, hard
and soft water, good cellar, 5 acres
land, . AIM nule north of Lucknow
with barn 26x20 ft. Hen house and
pig pen. Also 4 acres of Pastureland
Will be sold together or separately.
Building and fences all infirst class
Conffition.
.Apply to 'William Fisher or Phillip
Steward, Lucknow.
(16-9,e)
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For. • Sale -,-.Standard Remington'
Typewriter; No. .11. • Twelve' inch
roller, re -built and in good condition.
• Also n ,heavy Galt Driving Robe, .as
good as new. Apply to. Rev'..C. 11.
Dickinson. ' •
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For Sale—Massey Harris. Cream'
Separator, ' nearly :new. Maxwell
touring car; WM,' 45 Yonng.hens.
: Harold Ferguson, LizeknOw.
• Lost—Between the C.N.R. Station
.and the Pest Office, on •September 8
' the works of • a lady'swrist watch.,
Finder please leave at. The Sentinel
Office.
(16-9-p)
STEER ASTRAY
• Strayed " from the Stockyard at.
tucknOw on SenV 10, 1926, a • black
steer; 3 years old' with S. B. Stoth-
. er's tag on ear. Any persoa, knowing
• of, hit. whereabouts phone • Henry
•Horton's • Dungannon, 77-r-4, R.R.
Lucknow; ' • ,
• (23,37e).
ERTILIZER
• A sup* of..all but brands •
now " en hand.
'Why eaec:pirdera.' ahead when
_
yen can tet .your.subigy \nt any
time—andthe heat'?
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• GEO. 8 'ROBERTSON
.1,ueittiovr :
'..EYE SPECIALIST COMING
Maude, C. Bryane, Optotnetrist, will
.- be at the:Csia. •ROust,;LueltnOW, 'an
-47-Weelneadtiyi',tePtStuber: 22nd • .Houte*:
• 1.30 to 9P.M. ,
InTiclifljatjr0t, 'OA; painlul ittd-In9
llama eyebslial) twitching eyelids
relieved through prepgrly fitted
• Illaile$5.1 ilstiefectiofi
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LOPA. I:4 OD GAMMAS
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0. 0-8' 0-0
?list Etta 'MacDougall is anendin*
a f4tc•days' with Toronto friends.
Mrs! A,. V:, Murdocn,."Of Winnipeg,
visiting with Mrs.. • Murdock :of
Miffs Mary Aitchison has .returned
biome; after visiting with Toronto
frielicise -
MrS•twaTi-lfatrenzie---haa., gone tc
Windsor, where she Will 'spend the
Tall and Winter.:
, Mr- Peter IL MacKenSie, who, is
,noW residing in Toronto, was in
town on, Tuesday, '
'
Misses. Maude and Dorothy Cook
spent; a few days last week ivith•
friends in 'rOrmito. ' •
Mrs R.•W Ornw will .receive at
the parsonage parsonage On, Thursday After:.
noon, Sentembetb .23rd. ' •
Mr. Roderick Campbell' of Bough.
ton, Mich ; has been calling on.Luck-
now 'friends thepast week.
Our store will be: closed Friday
,and Saturday 'of this week.!
'.B. .P Amin.
Mrs. A.' T. Davis a Ma are
.'vleiting- in' -Toronto,.., d willspend'
smile ,time. in Acton 'befer.eJet.erning
home
Mr. Jelin JOynt is home from n•
bnsiies it, avhiJi took 4un as £a2
• is the Maritia:o Provinces and thf,
state Of Maine, '
Mrs -Wilfred • Graham, jean and
Judi, have returned 'to Vancouver;
• after spending a few weeks with
-Mr, and hire. `john ,diahanr and Mrs
SherrilT
, • ' •
'Mr. Sandy Lawson cif Winnipeg
well-known as an old -tinier Of. Lack..
. .
now? is • spending the 'Week ;w4h
'friends here. alliough getting :on
,life, Mr.' 44aleon, is still remarkably
bright and actiVe.
. • • • . cll
Mr.. and Mre..: Ralf. Johnston motl
'ored.,dpern. and spent a „few . days
list week With Torento, friends.
They Were .acccanpriniedk •• home by
Mrs. B. ,RabertsOn, who has been vit.,
iting in 'Muskoka and Toronto. • '
. - • .
, Miss :Maid Murdoch went to Tor-
'
onto on. Tuesday Of this Week Where
she will. Undergo treatment ,itt the
General Hospital ,' She was accom.
:parried to the 'city by. Mr: J. -C. Mui7
dOch and Mrs. L V. kaCKenzie... •
, . • '
; Mr. Sandy Nicholson;'.. 'who 'has
been on a' trip' through •Britain and
Europe, arrived home on Friday--lait.
He is leaving, for Saskatoon Thurq
day of this week, where he Will con,
tinue 'his.. studies in prepnrnthin fin'
the ministry . • •
Mies Isabel Macintosh returned,
Mime on Monday night, after a 'trig
• to Southern. California,: •VancouVer.
• and Alaska:, .She was :sicconip#med.
home by Mrs. A. C.: Paterson of /Van-
couver, Who . Will *spend some ' timc
With, ,her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Mac -
'Kenzie.. • ;
W0N"
AT TORONTO AND LONDON
•
Peter Winkle and Fairy Winkle,
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standard 'bred milt and mare,' owned
by R. W. Craw, have been awarded
2nd 'nnd 3rd prizes at the C.N.E.,
Toronto, and two seconds :at . the
Western Fair, .London...
• ENdAGEMEN74 -ANNOUNCED
' Mr. and Mrs. James . Fisheran-
nounce the entageMent o f their
daughter Marian to E. Albert Rey%
oIds, Toronto. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A, Reynolds, Guelph, the marri-
age to take .plaee in 'October.
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MARRIED
clienzie-Sutherlapd — On Tues-
day, September 7th, 1926, at 'Mery-
feild Cottage, Leamington,, (hit,- by
the „Rev, IL Ms Paulin, No oung-'
e'r daughter of .the !fiEiMr. Juatice
and Mrs. Sutherland to Dr. Alex J.
MacKenzie of Tor6fltf.
* The above is frO e Glebe of
September 8th..Dr; eKeneier ir
son of Mr. Peter acKertaiii, who
at ,presoni, in. at Talent°.
• DIEU
MacLean—At St. Joseph's Moepit-
al, London, on Monday Sept, 13th,
1926, Isabel MacLeari,Iitd 49 years..
Funeral' service will be held in Luck -
now Presbyterian Church this
`(Thursday) Afternoon at 2.20 o'•
InterateritinKirtleae-Cemeleqi:
•'"UstDonsid—iAt Denver, -Colorado
' on gepteniber'13th,:1926,•Mr, Sabine
MieDonttld, eon Of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Reitillet MaeDeniki, former ge:
.14antil of 'Itinioiia TOWIlailif •
United Church Y.
The 'teachers of' the School and the
,Btk.1a74 attending
lglSchool were
en;e#:1neat:Aher -°reiagmeet• ieg of the United •Church yonng
`'.peopte's society, "Monday evening.
The Rev. Mr, 'Craw gave an address
, of *welcome to the 'students who at-,
tended.:,in large . numbers '
An intereating and"instrnetiVe fee.,
ture of the evening was an address
by Mr." Sandi?. Nicholson, ,who, -with.
his 'friend, ,Mr.:.; 'Paton,. haelifSt re
turnedfrom ,a trip through .Britair
and Port of the continent. of Europe
Mr
Mr. 'Ni• holson's address consisted of
an account of his irip and much in-
formation 'about the like Of the. peo-
ple across the Ocean.' Mr. , 'Paton
whose ilome is in sccotInad, *aye O
:talk en: that country and the city of
Edinboro' Other numbers were a so-
lo by Mr. Craw, an instruinental by.
Jessie MacKenzie, a recitation.
Margaret Miller, a piano •dnette by.
Mrs. 'Newton anno1a BusWell,
Following tile,/ programi 'there was a
social hoe's All games and 'lunch,*
The Gallia ge-9pen0 • • ,
The .Lookout Commitee had charge
Of. tlie- opening. Meeting o the ;Guild
..last Monday eyen:ng, Musical ,nuin,-
.heia were, given by Misses Misset Mary Ait
Olson' and ,Effith Smith- The 0191'
'ecism wastaken" by Rev Mr.' Mae:
Lorraine Biehson gave reOlingi.11
was. decided to -*rite the teacherc
.
and pupils of the High School to at
tend -Guild, next Monday evening
. Delegates were chosen to attend :the
Young People's Rally of the Presby-
'terian Church • at Kincardine,: on
Tuesdricr; SepteMber spieodie.
programme has been arranged, con•
sitting of addresses by Rev., F. G.
Feeder, M.A D.TE .• Brussels. Rev.
C. H. MacDonald; Ret, W."E Enn-
nawiri;' Hamiltsdn; Rev. J.'".A.'• Jamie!
Measrs. W. F. Thompson and
Nay; Dr: Forbes, Teeswater; Rev.'T.
Gihnote, Laidon •
, The regular, meeting of the Pres-
'birterian 'W.M.S, was held On Sept
1st,. Mrs.' Ewan MacKenzie conducted
the devotional , exercises end Scrip-
ture Lesson,' The toile on _"Prayer'
• was ably taken by Mrs. J: S. Smith'.
Mrs.' Horace. Mt:triton snng.a sol.
. arid' a. reading was, given by Mrs
Stewart : The ineljthers Were all very)
sorry to learn that Mrs. Eiyan'Mac-
Kenzie intended leaving to reside ir
Windsor; A , motion Was passed rex-
:pressing .appreciation of her loving
service as,-,Preeident; and deep' .re-
-grit at her departure. ,•
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, . BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY
.. -6-•T' ANNUAL. FLowEa „Saucy
.• •
. Rally Day lir? be observed' in the
United Church . Sunday School or
•Sunday • afternoon, Sept 26tli., Get
ready'. ,
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WEDDING 'BELLS
Gillespie—Hodgins.
• A pretty . wedding 'was solemnize
, at ,•the he,. of the bride's parents
Mr: and MA.' James Iftidgins •
Kolyreod,;.,Ont. When ''tOeir. eldest
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daughter, ' Catherine Mabel was un-
ited in marriage to Charles L. Gil-
lesnie;•son of Mr. and , Mrs. Jno." Gil-
lespie of, Whitechurch. The :Ilex.' W.
'Townsend,../ Rector of KinIOUgh An-
glican choral; Officiated. ,
. The • bride entered the beautifully
pink %and white decorated parlor on
the ',Airiri .of her father,' to the strains
of Loliengrin's Wedding March
ed .by Miss Grace . Ralderiby, and
took' her stand beneath 'an, areli
ar-
tistically deeetated autumn
!leviers and ferns. • . ,
The bride laded cliartniig in .• a
,powdet ,hltie silk dress:trimmed with
Prench lite, and wearing ,h1Onde
shoes'. and atoekings to Rea
eiribroidered Silk net veil.; was be-
comingly/ arranged , effect
caught by coronet- ot orange. blos-
soms abed" the head; arid; she oar.
ried a .shower ,bottemet Of Ophelia
Roses and 1.11Y- of the Valley.
-• After the cnremirily the `guests . re-
paired to the dining Where it
dainty 4n, PPer -Wes served upon tabies.
arranged With pink and white, Cerk.A.
ihe-shaeon;.Thi
groomgift to ;the 'bride' was a ,grey
squirrel choker,' and to the a
vanity Case. *After the reception, Mr
and •Mrs. Gillespie left by 'motor On
EC. trip to Toronto, Niataea Falls
Cleveland and „other American Cities.
Thchfi4 travowititk.itcdress,4.4111
vy georgette over sand Silk,. cOpc,
and nevi` tailored coat with bat y
inateb her ttlOirtel choker. On
their tetunt they *Aida in
,toodiopi
Those:.who attended the Hortioul!
turai Society's Flower 'Show in the
Town Hall,. Friday evening of last
Week, were surprised and delighted,
with the .proftise and well...arranged
:display. talk about "The 'Beautiful,"
..well here it was in on its. giory
.There waS an impression abroad*
that the 6ower eardent were not as
'good- thisseason as last-, • Owing to
Unfavorable weather conditions, but
the exhibitors werk ,able to Oink()
• very gdoct- selections. This was the
Society's thirdl exhibition and the
display was just fivetimes as
great this year as it was two years
ago. the show is ehrtainly on t4he
up grade and' the Society is confi-
dently loOlifig forward to. splendid
cleVeloninents in the future.
irises were awarded as fellows:
Asters, white:1st, G. 11. Smith; 2nd,
.
R. Brown.
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Asters, pink: pink:, 1st, 2ncli:S.
Asters, red; 1st, G. ..§niith; 2nd,- R.
H. Thompson. • --('
Asters, blue: 1st, D. Milne; 2nd,
Johnston. •
Asters, collection: • lit S. Rithvirell;
• 2nd,. E. Solomon; 3rd, G. Smith.
decorative:' let, 1.
Dahlias, show: lst Mrs. Huston; 2nd.
S. Rathwell.. •.
Dahlias, collection: 1st,I. Miller; 2nd
S. Rithwell; 3rd; Mrs. B. Fish&
Stocks: •Isti Mrs. • Q. 4... Newton: 2nd;
Sunflowers; awarf: '1St, G. H. Smith. •
Coleus: 1st, Mrs. Huston; , 2nd, Mrs.
• D. Thompson. 4
-Everlatting Flowers: .1st, Mrs. W.
'R. Hamilton -' 2nd, Mrs. A. Mac -
Gladioli, best 3 spikes: 1st, G. H.
Smith; 2nd, G. H. Smith. .
Gladioli:- collection: lst, •Mrs. G. k
Siddall; 2nd, G. H. Smith; 3rd
Miss McCluskey. , ,
Sweet Peas: Ist S.'.Rathwell; 2nd
Miss •McChiskey; .3rd,' R. Brown.
Pansies: lst, D. Milne; 2nd, V. Sol-
omon
,Geraniums, in pots, single: lot, .:Mrs.
Geraniums, in pots, double: lst, Mrs.
Huston: 2nd, Mrs.. D. Thempson.
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„ 2nd, Wardi*.
Marigolds, Frenci.Ise, Helen Mac-
Leod; god; M Wm. McKenzie
McKenzie
Begonias, ' tuberont;'singlei:' 1st,• .
E. McDonald; Mrs. Huston
Begonia, tubands; double: : .lst, W.
, E. McDonald; 2nd, Mrs..:IlizstOn,
1•••
Zinnias: ist; G. /•!Sinithi, 2nd, Mrs
Q.. A. -Newton.
Roses, red:' 1st, G. IL. Smith: 2ndi
mrp. win? McKenzie, •
Roses, white: 1st, G. .
I:47,4eS, pink; 1st, G. H. ,SMith;*.
-;• •Mis.' 'Wm.. McK,ensie,
Rotes, any oilier color: lit: 0„,•11.
. Smith; 2nd, G. H. Smith. ;
collection: let, G. It Smith;
.2nd; G. H. Smith., • ,
Phlox, annual:* SmitO;
2nd B. Ward. ,
.Phlox, perennial': lst, n• Snaitb;?
2nd; S,Rrithwell. '• .
Cernatiens? 1st, G. H. Srnitli; 2fid,
, 'Mrs., W. R. Hamilton. ' "
Pinks: •Smith; 201d, Mrd.
Moore: , . . • •
Snapdragons: 1st, Mrs. W. -R, Ilarnib•
•.ton; 2nd, G. H.
Best • Bouquet • Flowers : • G. '11;
• Smith; 2nd, R. IL, Thonnison.:
Best Display Cut Flowers: lst, G. II,
2n4„. aatipseal 3rd.,
• Mrs. W. x
Rex Begonia 1St, 'Wni:
McKenzie.
Befits.11ouse Plant: 1st, Mrs. Angus.;
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McKinnon; god, 'Mrs. Huston.
Collection* Rouse Plants: -lit; Ma
Hustatie
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GENERALFEATURES OF
TUESDAY'S 'ELECTION
•
1/4. Meighen government was de-
cisively defeated, failing to gain in
Quebec or in the West And losing in
Ontario. '
MacKenzie King with his following,
ofStraigh't *Liberals and the Liberal
,
-Progressives will have . : workini,
majoray of (aceordinetO .figures to
hand) 125 or 126,
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Latest returns early Wednesday
,•
•-•morning-gve116 laeraia,
•servatii.es;47 Progressives, 11 I.ststr-
414i.Ogressives, 11 U.F.A. (United,
Fariners.: of 'Aliserta),. 3. Labor, 2' In-
dependent, and it not reported,
Premier Meighen was defeated II)
his own riding; together. with *six of)
ministers,‘ and 'his partybeing in
.minority he will, accoraingto us
a, resign as prianeminister and ad,
Vise the-gevernor-gsneral tfe ask W.
L., MacKenzie' King to Earn, a go.v•
erinnent. . • ' . .•
'In the last Route there were ,orily
12. Liberal ineinbers from Ontario
There are now •24.
ciuebee. reMainld . almost saiidly
Liberal • in 1921 and 1925... OnlV
three Conservatives' were elected ir
-The two 'Bru' ce riffinge ind the 'tis;
Enron ridla. remained as they Were -
r. --.the former inernhert tieing retina* -*
,
•* Figures of theSouth Bruce sine
Ziorth-Our-On' 40A -toots fivr
os ob-
1ainab1e Wednesday •morning, will be
found elsewhere in this 'paper.
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LOCAL. ELECTION RESULTS ,
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Luclatow ,
F. stands for Fowler, H...,,for Hall,
WfDoriviWaioerifigel
Sub- . •
•North—Reid'a 70, 51 • • 3
North -0. Hail 76 • • 120
Smith Side, , 78 126 - 3
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„.. 226; 297 ' 13
This shows that Hall got two less
than he got in, 1925. '.The Conserve.
tive: gained -44, ,and the Progressive
lost 12F..
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n..;inloss
1aragolds,yel1ow: lst, G 11 Snail; 0 n II
'Kinh• iss . 6 •• 25
itinlough :" 35 25.
,Illolytood • 43 • 27
Second Con. ' 106 •‘ 45 23
Lnngside 43 ' 27 • . 27
7,i'Vhiteelinich . /441. •,.25
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. 262 222. 163
In order to make comparison, easy
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Family Theatre
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, FRIDAY & SATURDAY •
' • sun i7 & 18
robe whims in ,
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"LOtr n guarantIne" ,
The hest Daniels 'comedy you've ev-
er• seen -'-and . you kneti.• Bibb . has
made some funny onet.
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
. . SEPT. 21 & 22. •
•Reinald/Denny...in
'"- ”-Where Was .11"
Serial--"Scarkit Streak";
•• ComedY
& SAT;
"SEPT. 23, •24 .414 25
Mehittd4.:Th#'4,thitt'
When iiou want l;lis Hue, phone 94;
That's the nUMber of Mel AttCell's
'phenol, 4414 ,inttaile4t
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we here reproduce the Kinloss figures
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of the 1925 eliction. Theletters'
stand H. 'for Ball, L. for Lippert; F.
for Finlay.
/1.• • I. F.
Kinloss' .Village 11. • 18 , :23
KinlOugh 27 • 16 ' 43.
Holyroed . 46 32 45
Second Con.... • 75 19 ,37
Lang -side •• 342 14, 22
Whitechurch • 66 12; • 9
253 ' • 111 179,
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...SOUTH' BRUCE,- BY
•' MUNICIFALITIE.S ,
: F. If..
Walkerton
Chesley
Paisley
Teeimite
Mildrnay
Ripley
Brant
Carrick
Greenock
Cuirass '
Kinloss
Huron • .
Elderslie
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'AM ' 4455 1867
Hall's majority over Fowler 1276:-
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THEY' ARE PLEASED
The teacher and, students of Room
IV, Lucknoie Public School, Are very
much delighted's- with- the face that
Mr. Wiison,'Manager of tiie.Bank of
CoMineree; has offered ti silver medal
to the Lucknow student taking. the
highest mark mark., on.., the Iteict, *Entrance
Examination.. This 1:1`..a apleadid
cotlirr :to arouse keener interests in
the work, and with nineteen students
in the rIsaS ths year,. there will be
much competition; for • the 'Wilton
. 597, 670
390 500
•167 240 ' 8
• 251 , 179 20
67 127 59
101 113 2,0
, 337 480 305
104 542 36d
208 '368 145
211 , 400 . 240
•;222 262 ' 163
893 370 , rats
gm,, so:. :go]
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medal.
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.P.egtridal .1)toinesa in Al condition
in one of; tne best towns in Can " a.
Must be sold by. Oct, 1st. Have toed
rensausititnetafrorittaerlloingriallavi been e,Alitab.
Anplljr, to get 260
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Our Quality Bread is Qual4 Supreme"; gea.Ittiful
• •
and Delicious... e
Saturday Specials..
n
, LEMON* MERINGUE,PIES, CREAM PUFFS*,,'; NUT sfiuiRgS;
riT.Ii,AWBERRY TARTLETS; pAins BUNS, c HELSEA BONS
CHOCOLATE •MARSHMAL LOW CAKE, OATMEAL COOKIES
RAISIN, 'WHOLE • WHEAT AND HOME . MADE IIIIEAD•
DHING 114...T0tH BUTTER AND EGGS' AND
' OBTAIN' THE IfiEST PRICES
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H:0.13rigAN's BAKERY:.
`Onia44... • ---lb-Ucknov0
ramstortur..ismstsfrAr.....wr,ssr.Ansmsr "..ssmagarAeratrAstirsff
4 Phone Z5, LUCknotir, Ont. .11
"OUR 'STORE"
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10,
1
2 -
Lip.m"
*THE SEPkEIVIBER MONTH: FINDS OUR 'STORE' SHOWING
. MA'NY NEW LINES OF EARLY FAL L' MERCHAN, .
LADIESSEE. ,THE WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW
GLOVES, NEW HOSE, NEW UNDERWEAR, AND NEw...
. swEAttii;
:GE,NitgmENt—DONT THINK, WE • 'ARE GIY,IN16.4ALL OUR
ATTRITION To. THE ,LADIES ' f•DEPARTMENT T H Eq
Akgrosi DEPARTMENT 13 JUST' AS, ',WEI4Le$111PeLEED '
. wtTll NEW MERCHANDISB;INCLUDIHG DOIT
ELE CHAMOISETTE...4unts, :ALL SIZES, ,',DARK GREY
WIT)I BLACK. TRiMMING. ••• .
ALFREO., E. BUSWELL
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ASHFIELD CIRCUIT NOTES
• The W 31 3 AnniYereary Services
on Sunday last, .were• decidedly she-
eessful. Capacity aOdiences • were
present; afternoon' ;and evening, and
,a•ere not only .delighted but .very
mach impressed by :the addressee" of
gra- (Rev.) Crato..of• Lueinove, , on
Home and Foreign Missions, 'respec-
tively. The 'free -Will' ' offerings', a-
moUnted to. ;tiniest ;fifty doliare. •
,Next Sunday Will be ,the pastor's
last Sunday: on the Circuit He, will
preach on the . sui:ject. "Tile Divinity
of 'Jesus 'Christ," at Zion Church' 11
A.M., Hackett's 3 p,M4 Blake's 7.00
All . are invited
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Sunday, Sejpt. 266 will be, fially.
DAY , in the, Sunday Schools. Plan to
be thete. The new pastor, Bev A W„
Brown, .will be in charge of the Ser.
vices on that date.; • .
souirik. INLOSS .
The 'W.M.S. -.Met on Sept. 1 at .the
home . of Miee Hannah 'MacDonald
with 'a: large,' number in attendance,
The 'serinture passige,;.St....4ohn 17
was read by the ,President, followed
by prayer by Miss ;Mary. ,MacLeod
. was decided to hold the thank -of-
fering Meeting in the church on the •
evening of Oot. 13, •with Miss Dean
MacLeod to address the gathering.
After. Prayer by the President, a
aper on "Prayer 'and Missions' as
given hy!.Birs..14:. Maciver, Mrs. R.
Campbell. and Miss Dean MacLeod
A reading "Conversion , of Three)
Thousand" was :give/v.6y mrs:, (Rev.)
James. The meeting closed with Hymn
393. 'A, Social time, was then spent. --
Preis Spey: • *
UNITED .W.M.S.
. .
The Monthly ;meeting Of the W.M.•
S, of the United Church was 'held ,at,
the parsonage on en ' Tuesday, Septem-
ber 7th, with Mts. Rathwell; Presi-
dent, PresidingMeeting opened by
singing 1.1Yren,, followed by prayer
by Mrs.. MacCali6M, .A 'devotienal*
reading was given by MiatMallOtigh
and o solo by Mrs: A. Ackert.' .The
business for. the Tr:0:th whit than at
tended to. A rent:64 waaraCelve"il
and unaninfouslY gtented to • send
fruit to,the .Deatoness home, Jti
cp nttaost. Tor-
forga trieks hohAolpi!.C.:resnilin'tNatron:
fuhire resperisibility in the Mission
Work of the United Church. mrs, 3...
Entton.:read' the Herald on , Mitai'do
Work in .the' *est, Mrs. G. Andrew
gave, a reading on' the ten thousand
nhile ,journey from Montreal to India .
:Mitt! MacKenzie .gavea
ing on India—their customs and hab-
its. A special Invitatfon was read*
from Rcv. ItOWle4,Motleratoi: Of:the
Bruce Presbytery, to, attend a grand
rally to be held in ,Paisley. on Thurs-
day, Sept. 16ht.; Whert,Dr. Atingtrong
•••ratiirtfaCiiiialibititrY from 3saiatt
and 'Bp'. 040. Piga* Of Tttilifitti (2
able ,ipeaketiq will Sardis th Pres-
bytery. This invitation includes the
wen as well eit-ths woinen., Mrs,
)Sikeesilont 1 n it :few .tssielkheticti
Words; expressed ‘the regrets of .the
W.M.S. in 'loosing.' a valuable
ber from our Society, Mrs. Dickineon,,
who was a regular attendant, 'Who ,
aecompanies... her son to his ; larger
field of labor in. the West.
N.feeting 'Closed by all repeating the
MizpekBenediction in uniSon..A
1.3tir, was then •,spent and tea •,_
was served.. -:-Cor.. See'y.
REID'S GOLDEN CRUST , BREAD
Eaten, at .evessi meal means as
bounding, health. In every -.slice is 7
stored the 'sweetness, strength and :
nourishment of the Wheat kernel
with a generous - allowance of yeast., .
and milk niake it rich ifl vitamines.
on which health depends: Get • YOUrs'.
Golden Crust 'Bread at your grocer's
or Reid's 'Dominion Bakery phone ss.
. . specials For The Week -End •
Delicious Sponge Cakes, Sconst
• Reid's:. • •.' •
Cream NuNt,....r44.4
. NORTH
tiHURON lIs, DneuteTrsiihip, ;Tony
Lots of good things -ter eat • at .
. . .
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J.. W, ' King; Progressive -Liberal;
had a majority 'Of 264' Over H. 3 4.
MactWan, COnservative'. Goderich.
gave MacEiNan a Majority of 693 and
Winghani ',gave him a majority , of
127.
We Are not able'. to give this week
the vote hirnmnic pabtzes, but King.
have been the faioritein the.'
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,In Ashfield the Vete* by
'No. ,I5ing„ MacEwan
1 2
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NNIo64.: 4g 68 3 80 73 'so
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. • ' .97 . ,' 4
86
77.• ,
NO: 5 ' ' 111,
' Nt ' Ci iIN :06:: ' . 342 . '
'•:lo, 5
NO.'',7 :
. ..:,j,t16351in4:2g.. , 51, . , . al 6a2312tot::.:. n...41: .
est Wawafiesb
56 .11). -1
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91
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•IN MEMORIAM
Wilson—in loving' memOrY Of a
daiir Ilueband and Father, John 3.
'Wilson, Who plesed away one year
ago todir , September 1.7th; 1925..
A. Tender Husband,. A Father 4ear,
One of the bast that God, could
send
!Isis gone and left ug.,7niourning.
And parted from .this , world of
paill,„ • ,„
For his,suffering, writ great,,tOe tail*
But he bore ,it with patience till'
God drew near; •
And then without bidding a last
•farewell; ” ' "
He, quietly went hOrne, in "Heirvert •
• to •Atefell, • ' :
We Alta: hit*, yea' wa`rnits him,
And mourn in silence unseen. ,
And dwell in inonterY dails that :
have been, „,* •
.,and Sons. ' -
Sadly *Irtdeeetl.lr,Wife, Dauglitet.
Wanted concerning
tti'e Whereabouts of a girl'16 years of
age, named Irene Sergeant.' Please
*Tits to Rev. It• Perd45, W1411011°
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