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ILUCKNOWs6CONT.1 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 70 1
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Dr: it, Treleaven, -XACIED,..gly-
,•Over :Decker's Stor e. ,Extraetion
either,by'Me or IocaI.:Will be 'in
'Dungannon overt „ TharadaY.
Phone 53
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Call DvHaskins
Make appointmeat
, In irks everyday
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• EVERYBODY'S COLUMN 0
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'Gee. A. Riddell; Ilieknow, .;--.11eaker
' and Real Estate.-Idoisey-to lend o,r
111*W mortgages onfarm pro r
tiea, at 6 and 6% per cent aceo
• to ' maturity offered. Also arnal
*pewits on Second, mortgages, , hn
farm properties and on personal
notes. A few good farm? for sal,
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wilaL PAPER '
Latest •piittarna' in Steck at iawe0• '
Ewe. As cheap; as ;In .catalogues
•,-Also took 'patterns of leading pour
'Afaeturers.-110A 114, ,R. J. csariermi,
Painter & Paper Hanger. '
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For Rale -A number Of Windom
. and storm sash with glass in them
Apply to D. C. Taylor. ' •
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FARM FOR SALE.
100 ACRES -2 Acres good alaPli
bush; brick house 30 A 30 and 14
110; frame barn on stone foundation
10. x 66; shed , attached, 36 x 40
devil shed 24 x SO: hen house 13 „s
30 Well located,. . sold reason-
. ably., Tering to suit .purchaser. •
16-7-tf. - Geo. A. Siddall
For Sale ' or ' Rent -Two goad
• dwelliag, houses in Luckaose. Apply
.to Geo. A. Siddall:
(23-941.)
Miss Grace Calneron riejted. freed.;
in Walkerten, and IlaneVer last
Leek at the esrices in the ether
, stores. then 'go to Hornell-Murdocles.
Mr.John F. Cook et" Tot°110/ is
spendng th4 Weik. With, bio parents
in *oilfield
Arrangements are 'under way for
"Grand Street Opening in Luckno•vr,
in about two ..weeka,•,. ••, •
-Ladies' -Flannel 'Dresses bauhfu3
shadesWi11 be sold at. 94.75 at P.
,
The regular Meeting .of the Wo,
ineres Inetitite will, be held at, die
belie 'of MO. sPhillip Steward, on
Friday afternoon, Oct. fith, at 2.3C
O'Clock. •
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We have .it'llarge stock of Ladiere
Ready,' to-Wear..'"'Dresses and Over:
mate:: Will be Sold at . reasonable
:prices. Call and ,see them at '
'Blitzstein's . Dry „Goods. Store:
BOOST LIJCKNOW ,
Send ie Slogan -Short and Snake'
Inelude the Idea of Careful privinff
Sale --Matched team of hew**.
.boraes. Two.year7o1d colt!: For par
• ticulars ' call at .the Ford Garage
Ludinovi. • • - •••,„,
(8-9-p) ,
For Side= --Oxford • Shearling 'tarn
Lambs and Eivei. Shorthorn °Bulla
ten months. Yorkehire Swine;.bath
seresWhlte year old Leghornv--''
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!hens and Cockere:s.
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John % Ferri.* 4 ,Sons, LacknOw.
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Look at .„ tke pricea in the .other
stores.; then go to HOinell-ilfurdoeles.
BELFAST
. A• animber, .of citikens are boosting
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for euitable " Eptrance., Signs , for
,LucknOw. The Council offers a prize
of 15.00 for the best Slogan for these
signs,, -showing the arrangement of
he wording. The signs will he 7 ft,
• 'tear sIog shouldt he in the
hands of J. E. Agnew;- Village .Clerk
not later than Monday, Oct, 'llth;
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•,,Mr. • and Mrs. %,Percy Graham, of
. Port Albert, spent a day riCentlie at
:ter' former home here., '
' A *umber from liere attended the
RzpIey..kau. Fair on Wedneadai Iast
and all report, good show:.
• -.7.-7-Hr."-Hlift-ilitcleetrapent
a day last week at the :IMMO of Mr
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and Mrs. John .Bradley of Laiirier.
' Mary Phillips is .visiting witb
her' sister, ,Mrs.• Thos., Ferguson, for
"a' few, daYa. '0 e.
Mr and Mrs. on Irwin visited,
at the home , of eir See, tifr,. and
.,. Mrs'. Gordon Irwin of • •WiwanoSh
one day last *eel. ' •
Miss Lena Hackett is Attending'
Normal School, at Stratford. •.
NI* Store -New GeodsHNew Low
Prices; at nosasit-mantath colt.
• FOURTH CON, KINIPOSS.'
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Mrs. John W. Gamble announces
the'engagement of her eldest daugh-
ter, Violenta Myree, to Mr. Clair F.
Milne, eldest son 0.1ffr. and Mrs D
Milne of larchnow. The marriage to
take Place in London, about the
,Middle of October: ,
WEDDING BELLS
• • , Edgar --Jewitt • .
In Wingham, on Wednesday, Sept
29th, 1926, at the United Church
Parsonage, by the Rev..: M. M. Ben-.
net,, Margaret oltlay„ daughter of .the"
late Mr. and trs James Jewitt of
Kinloss, to -James Kingsley Edgar
son of Mr. and Mrs. David Edgar of
Culross.
PLAYED WITH FIRE.- • •
• BADLY
Richard, the Ira/le-Year-old SO.11. or
Mr, and Ors. W. G. Wed. of
Ash-
field, was badly burned „about the
legs en .Sunday last; while he and
a little brother and sister Were, Thalc.'
ipg torches •of "cat -tails.". They
were ' soaking the "eat-tailik with
coal. Oil takenfrom a' 'steer barrel.,
In some' way one •;,, Of: theblazing
torches got toe *ear the 43 Nchhirel.
and an explosionfolloWed... The burn-
ing oil was thrown, over all three,
children; but Only Dick .get' much, 0
it,, the Others .escaping with" slight
burns. The. heir was so badly. berried
„that it was thought for a time .that
he might : not recover,.. On Brednesd
day he. was reported greatly improv-
ed.' He is at present, at the home 'of.
Mrs. D. K. Webster j..Lucknow,, as
his case will require, close medical
„attendee for some time.
TYler7=-.Cooke • _ .
A (Inlet wedding was solemnized
at the Rectory,. Lucknoir, by the'
"Reit, Freeman Tia4se, On 'Saturday,'
Meraing, October 2nd, • it eleven'
o'clock, • When Florence daughter of
the late Mr, and MO. Florence,
of Luciano*, *came the bride of Mr.
Frank Tyler, Of Lucknow; son ,of
Mra. Tyler ,and the late :Bev, Henry
TYlei, of Hage.rsVille, 'Ont. After
the ,Iceremony a dainty; wedding
din-
ner was served at the hosee of: the
„bride's brother, 'Mi. Chas. Cooke, ,af.-
ter 'Which the happy couple took -the' Roberts' sister, 'Mrs. Snowden, and
afternon train on a ,trip to Chicago' ..nor Ernest; who have been visiting
Kansas qty ' -and .;EIagersville, the in. the vicinity, returned se their
• Mrs„ Jones, of 'reroute, is visiting
at the home of het. brother, Mr. John'
.McKenzie,,On'the Fourth.' •
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'The women of the Kairshea' Club
had a busy day .Tttediay detorating
the Club -house. . .
Mr. p. n. MacItenziewlelias leen
spending a few weekS at, Ilia Mune
bete returned to Toronto.
A number: from here took in the
'Teetwater shoW.
Carrother.1.4.13.: laid at
SECTIONAL MEETINGS
MAITLAND'. PRESBYTERIAL •
V.MS.
Meetings will be,. held in petober
es-followni.No, 1 at Molesworth,,' Oc-
tober 13 at 2.30 P.M. • This includes
Molesworth,. gorrie, • gthel, "Crain-
hrook and •:Bruasels.
No. 2 at Whitechuide • Octolier 14
at 210' includes Bbievaia,
Eadies!, Belniore,-"Winghim, Bel -
gree, Calvin, Whitechurch, Lax -
side, Teeswater. : • •
No., 3 at Ripley, October 15, at 220
P.M. This. ineludes . Kincardine, Loin;
„RieliTs,,BerS,114. 40.411,,,X1117:
loss, Kinleugh ,Luft.Pow; and. 'Dun-
gannon.:
Mrs. w: Dill' et. fironto,.
the' speaker at all the 'meetings.
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.814. HELENS.
LOCKNOW. SCHOOL
ItEPOR'f • •
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ROO* ,
Sr.. Hoo'. --A. Watson, B. Mar-
tin, J. Stewart, A; Murdoch, C., Mae-
Intosh Brabson 6, Greer 'A.;Dir
nin MacMillan and DrIMaCDonald
(ties); J.3, MacKenzie and A., Andrew„
Wes), E. BrabsOn, A
Smith. ;Presnr-M, .Jewitt; E. Wade, 11.
Milee. Below EesP.-A:
Jr IV Hon -L Naylor, Mae..
Donaid, A,MaeKenzie, FinlaYaon
D. Henderson, Smith, MOW-
'tesli,. ,l'oes--L. Webster, F. Thornp-
,son,: ,I.••MaeMillan, M. MeeDomild4S
1.3teward T. MacKenzie. Belo* Pans:.
Mullin II Johnston W. Arm -
Strong absent on accomit • ef 'illness,
• K. MacDOnald. •
• • Room II'
Sr. II:- Pos.sible 255, Honors .266
Pass. :213 6 •Joynt 329, C. 'Finlay,
son 314, L Douglas 310, F. Milne
305, L Hamilton. 303, B. Soloinor
301,, A.' lefaeIntosh 300, Alfred 'Aim-
. strong 300, Thonipson .287,, L.
'Donald 287, B. MacKenzie 283, Jeatl
'MacMillan' 281, E.,,,-MrieKenzie '278
M. Fisher 273, Audrey Ilendenor
270; E. 'Webster 270, Flora Webster
267, L. Webster 267, M. Raker 295
G. Whitby 187, B. Brown 112,, '
Jr. II: Possible 355, Honors' 235
Eileen Johnston . 360, E. •Newton • 298
Marion, Jelueston 276,,,A. Horne 276
.Tewitt 241, F. Armstrong 239, J
Henderson '223, S....Wade 222, Ruth
Parker 220, K. Maantosh 215, Mut-
iel Solomon 215, E, Whitley. 209,
Taylor 166,H. 'Johnston
'JhoseWho took honors are pro-
moted to • Senior. Second.
Miss Caroline Webb and Miss „Mc-
Kenzie of Hepworth, were week -end
visitors at the • former's .• home- here:
'Miss Vera Todd and Mr. and Mrs.'
D. Phillips were in Goderich on Sat,.
ueday for the marriage Of, the lit;
ter's sister, Miss Evelyn Currie.
Miss M. E. Salkeld of . Goderich,
, spent a few days with her ,sisters,
Mrs. Miller and _Mrs,: Gordon. '
Mi. and Mrs... Waft motored Vern
Smith's' Falls for al Alert • visit :with
their •danghter, Mrs .' Tom Salkeld.
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kr.• Wm: haa, spent the
greater part or, the past two ,weeks
judging horses at the Fall • F.airs'.
throughont the cOuntry. Mr. W. :Mae-
Phersen accompanied him. to "Miter
and , Arthur, last week..
,Members of ; the Mission Band of'
Calvin Church' are • Preparing an. in-
ternitieg• program for their Thank,
Offerieg, to be held. on Friday evenipg, ,COrne out .and 'encourage the
children. •
Mr. and . Mrs. George Mciteberts
metered 'to, Orangeville. Mrs:. Mc -
bride travelling hi a dress of 'grey l'9'ne with *ern -
georgette. 'and 'Mak: marvel's,. coat -Mrs. Ferguson Of Atiburn, is a
with' hat to matki. On their"'•return visitor ...with her daughter; Mrs.
they Will leake their home in Luck- TaYlor. •
Hr. and' Mrs., Jas.; Purdon 0: have
ghee .on a ten. days' motor trip tZ
New Store -New Goodm-New. LOW
'Prices. at Hornell-Mirdoch, Ces. c"msan'
• • ° Mrs., Cameron hap returned from.
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BUSINESSCHANGE week'svisit with her daughter
.0sttandee.19.9.,
E0,111
• Senior ,Classs. "Possible 'Marks 297.,
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Excellent- 223,, Good 178. Jean Mac-
Intosh 261, • Grahami Shen-iff,, 252,
'Harold Ritcbie ,252, Grace Webster
245, . •Christena Havens 239, ' Hilda
Twarnley 236; 'Roberta Johnston 232.
Jessie Henderson_ 226„'Ayliner Ait-
chison 222, Mary Webster 220, „Ar-
Jeue Jewitt. 213, Girvin Reid 202, J.
MazLend 262; .•Harold' AIIm .. 201, . J •
-MacDoludd 184, Mary. MacKim 1/9
Frank Sherwood 178, Clyde Ried 168.
Billy Cantelon 160, Catharine Hun-
ter 146, Jack Button 107, Harold
Thompson 96, Gordon Struthers 92
• David Jewitt '85, Jennie: Pearlman
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fhise days with a sore foot ;IAA' he
z."",veeived While gestating at a barn-
,
raising.
The teachers lifting viemitt ItTeltt-
-tending .the teachers''.convention at
Kincudine this Thuraday and Friday.
Mr. mot -MO. Wm« ithlitetoo, of
Forest, mist tim,ionti-ont with hie
tittiltre c401, Sialttelk, • *OF* 10 'Ili
Mrs..Doriglas, at MitchelL ; '
An important business change took The members of the Y.P.B.C:
place in /LizclOut* in the past week the ,United threll have accepted an
the meKbantile business conducted invitation from the White:church-Y.
by. Mr. itOert Brown the Cast fee- P.S, for Thursday evening.
years; being -changed to the Wadker
Store, .with H. ' S. Wigg, who comes ONTARIO'S DENTAL HEALTH
from Orillia, in charge. Mr. Brawn . DAY -WEDNESDAY, • , •
who became very • well-known,' and., • OCTOBER, 20th
%vat deseriidly poCirlar with the pub- • ,••• ,
lic, is , withdrawing from 'the mer- The Oral (mouth) 'Hygiene Asso-
ehantile .busitte.ss for the •pre.sent. cietion of Ontario, is a very energet-
The new store, the opening of vrhich ie eociety, organized for the priepese
Junior Glasss Pessible Marks 115
Excellent, .86,• Good 69: Zylda Stew-
ard 115, Merle •Johnston 414; J. C.
Armstron013„. Roy , Solomon 111 .
Isobel Btfiwn 109, j. C. Johnston 104.
Edwin Buswell 104, Mary Struthers
97, Billy Jewitt. 97, Mildred Ritchie
96, Margaret Rae 95, Bruce MacMil-
lan ps, Helen Johnston 91, \ Russell
Button 80; Vernon Naylor sq, Etta
"Belle MacDonald, 88, Marion Mac-
Donald 88, Jean Struthers_87, Bea-
lah Black 85, ,June Collyer 74; Her- ,
rietKeith 64
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MarjOrie A lin 46.. ,
;. I. •Murdie, Teacher.
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Contentment,
A BIG slice of the fooc
that's
- --always delicious
--always nourishing
--always economical
Bread . is the:only 'eco-, •
nomical food today.
ASK FOR
Good Bread
At your grocei's OP ,
itillymall's Bakery
The 'Rev. R'. Perdue, .M.As of:Wallc:-
..rtori, will •have charge of the ger-,
vices. in St Peter's Church, Sunday:.
October 9th, the Rev. 'A: . Freeman
Traverse conducting the Thanksgiv-
ing services in Walkertone•
Presbyterian Guild
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• The Adult Bible Class • had efii*
of
the program at Gadd, this week.
The: topic , the .7firni. chapter of the
“BurnineBusir,” was taken by Miss
Carrick, -and the Catechism by Mrs:'
Thompson. Readings were given by
Mrs. ,Slierriff and Mrs. ' Aitchison;
:The musical inumbers weretwo cher-
uses by the Class,a deet. by Mrs. -
Douglas and Mrs.. Agnew,. and .ar:
instrumental by 'Miss Mellotran and
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Mrs. Agnew.. The Misiionary Com;
roittee have • charge of the program
next -Monday' eVening '
is otherwise announced, is carrying of eckit'ating the public in -the' better
a ,full line of dry *beds, gents' fur- bare of the teeth, and prontoting a
Meiners' and ladies' ready-to-wear. sanitary condition' of the human
' ineuth. Many human ills' have 'their'
,HAVE YOU TIMED IN origin -in ,themouth to one way or
With the test* our satisfied' ens- • another. •
tomers now , using : Go/den Crust The society is asking. all 'resident
Bread? • If not, why not? Do it new!. dentists,' school beards; . teachers..
You can. get that tread that is dif- 'women's institutes .to in
ferent from all..others,•-at- your , gra- this- means imprOving• the general
cer's or Reid's1:"D,orninion• Bakery, health, On Oeti,',211th the -iresider;t
phone 68. dentists will he pleased to examine
' *peel.* For The Week -End, free of cost, the teeth and months
Haney Cream Layers, Tarts,. Date of , children, arid send a -chart, , with
Jed's; Italian Fruits. suggestions to the parents. The den-
Fried-0%1re ,e-Jelly--Rolt -With- Marsh-. tiats.jare taking.theinitiative In this
mallow Filling, ,•Scons, etc. movement. and ask the co-operation
• , of an interested this important
PLEY LOSES ,O1L11 :RESIDENT branch of public health.
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Mi. Anglia Minn, for =MY Yam, Ontario's Dental Health DAY will be
an -esteemed -resident of Rlpley, died giveit rierit week,
thoto �n attodot, lost at the
80. MI. ilook.?4.* .11ium* N*4 Kovo,iitfocAmihtliikt
?Om. 0.5 iroO041‘4001: grOit
, Look at the prices in the other
stores; then go ,to Iternell-Mordoch's.
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There' wan; quite a large eangrega-
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•tion in the United Church ; last Sun -
•day evening: to hear an ilitestrite?!.
address by •Ste.' Walter, Gra*, 'i -he
• conducted the --service . in the abSePee
of his father, who Was af•BelgrasFe.
.assinting wide, anniversary seri-ices.
Lantern ,slides Were, used to, illustrate
the life Of the pee*, both White
:and Indian, in -New Ontario..-:. The
pictures, from e which the slides Were
taken by Mr. Craw last sunimer.
while he was 'engaged itt•nussior
work at pOints.„.on the C.N.R. ,n the
,-territory north of Pt Arthur. *thee
. the business, lumbering and /Mining
of 'kew, •Ontarto is IP the hands of
Canadians. and AmeriCans the labor.-
ing population s made, ep largeof
Swedes; -. Finlanders and
and ,,country life, being stiB
-In-the early -pioneer -Stage; ,
'ALFALL CROP OF CURBANTS
—The-tMnsuai-inoiSture-apd-Lthe7oc.-
cas,:onal , warm daY or two of the
past two inifeiths;'has been favoraine,
to .segetation,and there lime hem'
Son e unusual deVelopreepts. Eel]
rasCherries are not uncOinmen, but
second crop of kardenrcuiranti, we
'believe 15 rare. ,Last weeet Mrs
tinier of town, Was exhibiting,
bune'b ef well-dev,eloped, •and , fully
riPetied red ..fcurrant, ,` which' slit
found in he garden Passing a tinld
the other 'day, from which a'crop 05
peas .had teen harvested, Are .,noticee
quite a thiek second • Crop :of ,.peaS„
grerWing, The Plants were about si
Tinches high and many ortheai Wer
in fiewee. "%There. :shelling, oczuts
is not unerimmon or pea plants tc
come up in the field, but the, ne not
often. reath thefirniering stage. 0'
development:, '6.4`
; ' More-eitrindecl intormation
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coinvTy-vAtuATolts AT wort,!t
SINQE COPIES 5 =M.
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Quality, Purity, Flaw
you wifl find hi. our Quality
Home MadeWholeWheat and Raisin Bread
Saturda*Specials
CED ROLLS, PUFF PASTRIESt CREAK SLICES, CHELSEA
BUNS, •-• LEMON MERANGUE PIES. FIG BARS, OATMEAL
COOKIES CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLOW. CAKE BON
BOUCHE
:BRING IN yOUR.BUTTER AND 'EGGS AND
• " ••••• OBTAIN- Tall% BEST PRICES
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Phone. 36. Luckno*
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"OUR ST
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k l'HIS WEEK WILL BE BOYS' WEEK AT o liAl. , 'nom
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SiorHERS! It will pay you to investigate our Boyse•Departsi 2
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'ir`ent before "purchasing his Fall and Winter „weara es.
' ..., .. • s
, HOSE of, that 1-1 Rib War* Cashmere or Golf, S" alma. fm,
wire worsted yarn -
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UNDERWEAR--linit to p. Oil sok! that natural woo" gar-
ment is just as sort as that downy fleece, They are both
here in 'combination and ,two-piece , suits. •• .
SWEATER --Yes mother. if You don't ii.ke the old-fashioned. '
• Sweater Coat,.'you i can purchase .n allover style in ether
'buttoned or v -neck shape.
These lines are all Canadian made, for Canadian boys. We are
proud of our Merchandise. Let us show you., '
FRED E. Bus.yyLL
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BIAFEK.K4G.:
Mr. J. 0. Stethers .and• Finlay
Shackleton • Were up from London
over. the week -end. .
- - Rev. j`, Durrantand son -.Harold
or Varna were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. 'Than, Blake; Saturday and
Sunday, 'while taking :charge Of, the
services On the Dungarmon,praiit
Mr Isaac *ndreie; of /ion visited.
his •sister, MrS. M. Stothera; Sunday.
Mrs. •Stothers has been tinder. the
dectOr's care the past Week. •
Mr. Cranston ;has just finished the
'season's threshing in this neighbor-
hood, Hay Was a spleneid.criiii,here
this yeir but the grain Crop' was
be-
lo'u the average. • .
• Mins Maggie' Mallough, Of Link,
now, who had been visiting relatives
here -returned home- Friday. • ;
Mr. and. Mrs.. Elmer Mahood and
family, 0, ,Kineardine and Mr„ Mi
ton and Ming " Helen Graham?, of
Winetain Were guests of -Xi. and
Mrs. jinni. Blake, Siincliy.'
Miss Jessie (-..ndreW; of • Zion, is
.visiting Mafeking -relatives this: week
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CREWE
United Church Y P S: • '-
"Journies to , the Homes of Great,
Wernett" was the nubjeet of a
by Dr. 'Newton at the Yeung .Peo-
,ple's meeting, Monday evening.. He
asked ,What constitutes true' great -
nein in women or men, and answered,
that 'it consisted in willingness ..to
make sacritice ,:and • to, do ,i,emething
fer the uplift, of mankind and thf
,
• If.r. and ,Mrs. of•Strat,
ford; spent Sunday' with Mr. and.,
UM:
• ,-Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Stothers' aad
children spent. a day .reeentlyi .with
Mr. and .Mts. W. Drennan,
Mr. and, Mrs. Robt. Edwards ant
daughter .31ina, , Of Durham, -spent
-Sunday:Avith2Mr...-and..Mrs-d:41enar.
,Mrn. Edwards is staling •doivn,tc
:nurse. her sisteir, "Mrs. Henry; 'wile
er 11• ;
Mr. and Mrstarophell spent the
...vi -eek -end': with their daughter, Mrs
W. P. Crozier.
.• Mr. and Mrs' Jas. Little Visited
the burg recently. „
• Mr* \V -m 1rsln,i Belfast, • is
spending, a few days with G. Henry
betterment of the world: He took Mr. Perey.Edge was up front Tor-
ASHFIELD NOTES •
• Mrs: Clarence Rtissel and son, .of
.:Webaslietie;. and Miss Irene, Moore of
leehurch, were gliests f Mr and"
a kr7.4f!ii, k‘.13:-.11346 ere sfn 'I a sge:r slC1 iws.t.ee Leo. Xfo. Hinton r no':sdt
•hirS. Clair Irwin of Paramount, re.';Mr and
.
eently
MofisiaF*elmawer .17:Peer;Th:
week -end 'with. Mrs. A. em of .Pa -
:Mr and Mrs. 4,,,Webster. of . near
Landow*, spent, tile week -end with
friends at Stanley.
;Mr. and •Mrs. Lorne Farrish of
• •examele Florence Nightingale. onte, one day- last week, to Pee his:
who, iri face of great difficulties" :hid aunt:, Mrs. Geo- Seer's--
with little encouragement • was the • Mr„' Robinson of Westfield,..'svan.in
first, Weinan to organizeta body.,tif. the burg , on Mendes-. ; •
nurses to take Care of soldiers in
wae. When her work was finally
preciated she was acclaimed , ' th€.
most popular wernan in. Britain. The
Fpeaker pointed out the difference
betiveen popularity Or niere • no
torietY SIVA true, greatne,ss. Musical
numbers were a 'piano duette by the
Misses Mitchell, a -.l • duette lt
Ashfield, were ,gae„sts •`.O1.• 'Mrs:
drew sn Of ParainO, during the
• Ian,. MacRae; .barrister of Strat.
is -speniliag a le* days at his
old.• home Leohatsh• •
Mrn. ' Beattie Gibson returned to
her honie, at Deteoit,. sifter 'Spending,
the past few months: with her uncle,„
Eli 'McNamara, of Lothian . •
" Mrs. Dan •MacKenzie of"N. Y., is
visiting at the home of her brother; •
fr jolui. MacRae, Of LUchalsh.
:gr. and • Mrs. W ".
Paramount, spent day last -week
with Mi. and. Mrs. J. Cerilr,
Mrs. A. II. 'LoCkiveod, Who over
from Michigan; is visiting At 31.. 1.
MacKay's, Lochalsh.
. The Paramount • U.F.W.O. • Club
mei. at the home of . Mrs. ,F.Irwm
Con. 10, on Sept. 21 Mrs. J. Ham-
ilton 'occupied the their and short ' •
..ebnsisted of, conmainiti 'singing, .
chorus- by a• number of, ladie.s, an in-
strumental by Olive . Helm, 'and a
Solo by Mrs. J. , Webster. Mrs. Me- ,
Gill , gave gaper on The • Women's
International League for Peace and
Freedete, and M's Greta - Campbell
e• a recitation: Orders were taken ;
for peaches and plans spade to at-
teed;,,e Milt Meeting Witli•the Kairl;'•iy
shea Club on Oct 14, at the home of
Miss :Nonni .Nisholson. , Singing of
:The National Anthem elosed., the
meeting,. aftets, n-hiCh the host*
• ,served McGill.' 4.
Threshing, cern culling rind 9bituary-LThe Murray home • ".
ploughing are the order of the day. Ileehalsh has .been heavily
Mrs. J. Bartley of Dungannon oillicted during the .cait year, . the
nrent a couple Of days,' last- week Angel or Death having visited the ,
with Geo. Henry. , !est than -Uwe times in
ltri. Petty Finnigan 'visited at ale twelve Months. This week . we
Raymottd Einingan's„ one da.y re- luis-e reeoird the death of Mr. Geo.,
eentlY, ‘'.': ,ShOiy! who 'died ort Oct. 1st, and
1'. Blake of 'Blake's ap0intlitent whose father, 1)ormld MurraY, pas -
ed tri September 26ths,-,-orilY
four days between father and sOrr,
-111- mother died .jrist -s'ear'• ttgb".:'••
the funeral he' *n Oetober:Gth
1925. George, who v -as in his 46th
, had not erdoyetl. good health
fer a leer; and had steadily lost
vices, at, 2:30 ••"•a--7,-,1-6----gh-1:--The 'h -Faith ara sffenefh.
Duziiannon Qeartette , will. assist
'With, the 'inuait itt,t1te afternotin. ,arid
the tallow -Quartette in the et en
.v -34A''.11'.
being yoiir frieeds.
'Sti.J and, Atri. Miller of Clinton,
snix: MacLean , of moo., Haruki- Teeleaeen..atut miss aceompanied Rev. Durant to ,the
valuators .fur. towns: -and villages be. 3,11-s.:11OhL Thompson and Miss Ag- ' A large number from. here attend Werk on Monday of tins
Week, selecting Leeknow, ea. a start-
ipp-,..peint4 They will Work their' Wily
northward; visiting' in
and villages. They, have Until the oaa
of November: to du thi Wet*, . "tl14•3
tottrity, valuating ,is done .onee-evety
ten years,'; and iorrespondi 'tette-
what to the 'asitertes annual asiens-
Mate-in the muniCipiiiities; -The
,oho,,,io, to equolim. the county taix4
.0914
ThoPs...A.Stone of .SOuthamperm;
' . • •
and Wm Irs MacDonald; Cliesley, Breee 'County- Treleal.-en. were gikers ty Crewe appointnient, ,on "Siinday.
' erg, Mes, Craw and Miss,.Margaret ed., the funeral, of the late
Mr -Sher
;tiiller, gave brief reports 0( the
Young People's .Conventiori at Port
:PLOWING MATCH
South Blum FICAng Match 'at
Teeitvater,,en October 19th. $40:10C
10.4,14aes. Write forrpriite yilit...te A.
B. AleRague,,, Teeltrater:i'4 •• '•• "••••
• .
tvooa, ,Tit6g.day last. •.•
Don't forstet anniversary serViee,P
_at gr&ei.on " get. 10th, Ser-
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widda., but. no:Children. The funeral, ,
to Greenhill Cemetery, at /A:Arnow;
on Mendelof this -week, was -very. •
largely attended. The family had re.
aided irt the district since tint early
t4ontlert--. 'd*Y14-01011:0-)thlr
Inn j thr-Mtaltict
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