The Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-01-27, Page 1`vs
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$2,40,PER YEAR likl; ADVANCIf $2.50. OTHER/48A '
cltNaki/j.01NT., THURSDAY. JANUARY 27th,
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SINGU COPIES '5' CENTO'
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,Ehreichin and Surgeon
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1._.' '', ' DENTIST
• D.t..-MleLSed ' will visit Lucknow
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' „r. rconne4'a
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,DENTIST ,.• .., ! • '. \ '
•, Dr.'c'\ R. \L.\ T Ipoien, , , \r..uelt,nom!tt
val.\ \Deelc r\*. :.'t Ur e. Extraction','
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either , bit\
, 'gas ,er local': •\ Wilt:b. '• i
• \'Eurigannon\.eyery ,Tharsday, 8,
.,, DENTIST
' -Call Dr- Newton
Make apnointment
In. ofileeeeverYday
Gee., A. 8iddalli;'Lizeblow,--..„1=TEMMir7,
;and Real Estate.•: -Money to lend or
first mortgages on • farm,. proper-
ties at 6 and 0% Per cent according
to Security offered. Alio arnaIl
. amounts on second mortgages on
farm properties and on Personal
notes. A few good WM? for sale.
WALL PAPER, .
,• L'atiat patterns in. stoat . at. lowest
'prices. As cheap asl. in catalogues:
Alan book patterns of leading
afaCturerie-Box 1741..R. J. Cameron,
,Painter & Paper: Hanger. •
RAW FURS- Highest prices paid
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for all kinds 'of ,Raw •Furs ,at . A.
Blitzstein's Store, Lucknow; . •
- (25 -11 -c) -
° For, Sile--A. number of . Window
-and 'storm swill with glass in them.
Apply to D. a Taylor. "
LOGS WANTED ..
The undersigned are and will be
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kinds of logs, 'Maple, Beech, Birch,
•'Btutsweod, Soft Elm - or any bther
' kind of logs,. and will -pay the high-
eet nlarket price delivered at our
saw -mill at Lucknow. For -further
• pargculars call at office or by phone
Lucknow Table Co, .Ltd. J.
Button" Mgr._ '
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YARN LANDS FOR SALE •
E.H. of W,11. of Lot•No:•1, Con. 11
Eastern Div. of Ashfield, Huron. Co.
50"\Acres more or less. 'Bank barn
• and frame house. Also S. %'of --E.
Lot 4. Con. 9, W. D. of Ashfield
Huron Co. 75 Ac. more .or les, pas-
ture land. Apply .to R. S. Wilson
The Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Lucknow, Ont. •
' (31-3-27) '
. APARTMENT FOR RENT -Five
rooms, warm, electricity, soft water
bn tap, low rental--Allin Block.
'(201-tf) '
ommomps
• FARM FOR .SALE :OR RENT-
, . 100 Acres, more or lest, in Kinloss
Township -corner lot on country
road -5- miles- from Lucknow-: 4 miles
• from..i.Whitee,burch-,-one mile from
-blacksmith h o p -schoolhouse on
-Watered, 5 iierts-hush-
••barn 40x56 ft--2-story frame house
24x30 and kitchen 18x18, ft. -barn
and house newly rodded -2 acres
chard. Price $3 000, terms to suit
, purchaser. Alt large barn in good
eondition, for • ale. Apply to 'Jacob
Lucknow. '
(2,9-1-tf.)
ANNUAL MEETING
The Paramount Cheese - Co. . will
„hold their annual meeting on Thurs-
day;February. 3rd, 1927,' at 2 P.M..
in the Paramount Club -House.--7.W.
MeNay, See'y.
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'AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
, ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meetingof :the Luck-
• now , Agricultural Society • postponed
from Saturday of Jest week, will be
, held in the Town Hall, Lucknow, on
Friday, 2,8th day of "Jan., A.D. .1927• ,,
at ,2 'o'clock pan. .
, Joseph Agnew,. Seey.
'UNITED FARMERS'. '
't.....(„; CONVENTION ,
. Thd 'United:Farmers Of North Hur-
: • en will held, a nomination convention
In the Town Hall, Wingham on Tues-
day afternoon, Feb. 1st., at 2 Pane
for the purpose of nominating a can-
didate to fillthe vacancy in the rid-
ing, owing to. the 'death of the late
lifember, Mr. •John W. King, M.P.
All the followers Of the organize -
tion are cordially asked tobe pre -
,Wm.: Butherford, Pies.; E.'''. 6tir-,
rie, Sec's?. ,
THF olts44sOogo Worzogg
IN' LORNE RINK
-- NormanA. Fallcner, the wonderful
...,one -legged. skater, , who give
exnhi-
sictithig in a Muni:ter
of nei-
ghboring towns last
In Lorne Rinlc, tuelcnoW; the ieven--
WednesdaY, :February 2nd,
exhibitions "oridalir, and -faiie• skathig in said to be wonderful and
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'big.Inty, entertaining "He performs
tro
said. Toronto Telegram.
glides over ,thelee,. turns "and twists
'With evolution Which Makes' one 'gist
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and Marvel," Said the'PeterbOro
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'00 'date' for Lorne Rink iii Feb
Admhision,-4 At And alia.
trip :to Ilarristonlast. 4?el.C• '
Your • CA.SH„.••htire niere at THE
Af.„f4AKET.......Heraeli4Iati4och ca.
ho has. been eon -
lined •sOnae"Wee..li!4
4*.k0.1?e.. itbout';a06:11:4.,
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\ MK. and \Mrs. •Irving arc'
leayIng, thja week f'r: Detroit, h
they "Wili,\SPenift a .iriOn hWith\ "their
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#oThterf4', • A lk"\-
Mrs. 11 T. !billies of \GOderiCh;;,:ti.
,spencling 11,,,few weehs with her
ter'''. 'Mrs; WM.,. Jrwin of 'town, who is
serionsly. ill. .•
. Mr. Alex., MacCarroll has gone, to
St •Mays to preparejor operating
G. Anderson Sr
"Son. bought :there, some, tune ago.
. Mr. D... S. . MacIver . of : Young,
Sask, has , been in town' the Past few
days, while visiting his sister, Mrs.
B-; a MacDonaldrnerth of the stae
-tion.
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The Fire Cppipany:onde.naOre Se'Or•
ed a success with their' annual, Burns'',
Bali Road a .were goodand the eV
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ening !favorable -conditions Which
alvveys !bean frill house.-
..Liicknew .1.0.6.P. will bold i"S�
clal evening•In theii* hall the eVeriing
of „ Friday, Feb. 4,th, Oddfellows, .Re-
behahs. and , lady \friends, : invited.
Cards start at 8.30.7 -corn:.
Geo. Greer's. pond his been,. a busy
place the past' week, bWing totheice
harvest 1;,eing in fill' swing. Ice this
year is of 4innsnal. geed quality, be
solid. water-iod throughout, .
Bring YOur CASH to THE 'MAR-
KET. for ,BAItGAINS.-Barnell-Mer-
.doth Fo.
mr:' Alex:: Ross, • the. 'well-known
harness -maker of. Luelcoove; has
:tided to close Out his business, and
is advertising a .hargain, Sale. He has'
been onithe job for 50 'Years; tegulai'
as pi, Clock.
: Mr.. Thomas: Carter �f Angus, Ont;7
who was called bete owing to the
illness of .his brother, HenryofRip-
ley, tperit:''i few .days •With his Sons
John,' Peter and Henri of town; '
fere' returning to his home.: .
A Airs.. Bobbie, burns Dance; Will
be held in the , Town Hall, Lucknow;
Tuesday, Feb. lst, 'snder "auspices. of
• the ,.Lucknow ' Fire Co.. MacDougall -
MacKinnon Oreheatra • and Lucknow.
:Orchestra: Tickets, $1.25. Extra lady
25e. Gallery 50e. ;Lunch. served.
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Tom Webstpr.earne up on Mon-
day. from London, *here. he: had been
the past week, lookigg after his tiro-
therzirt-laW,' Win. Ryan ernear
lough, and Mrs. ,Jame s "'Miller of
town; both of when: underwent ri
tical operations in, St. Joseph's Hos-
pital. Both, patients .were somewhat
improved .at last, reports,:. but condi-
tions are regarded a.'as serious.
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NORMAN 'FALKNER,
THE WONDER SKATER
•', Norman Falkner, the. „'onedegged
skater who it to ive an',.exhibition
here on Wed04.
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. da :. night of . next.
.weelc,. has an-inte Sting history. At
is ' generally:, hnOwn; he lost-Atis tight
leg While serving , with the Canadian
'Army in France. That 'Vitas in 1917
during. the fighting .about Lens. 'Ilia
leg was not shot away,: but so sev-
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ereli wpunded that it -had to be am-
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•Piltated tour ,clays after being hit. ,.
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- . The tells the story! of how lie eallic
to learn to skate he one foot, as fol-
lows:, "During the four irtOrtihs ,that
'I was in! bed I had lots of tine to
think of What I should do. when I
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got better. Soon I,7as transferred to
\a
convalescent. hospital. Towards the
end �f •December we had a sudden
cold snap. Near thehospital was an
artificial pond Which , Was, frozen ov-
er. I could not resitt, it. I borrowed.
a skate' and tried it, despite the :law.:
ghter•el my pals.'y Of course, the ex-
pected happened: I went down., but.
-.tried again and , again. Each : time
down I went, but was able to stay up
just a little longer each time I tried,
After, I caine 'back to Canada I per-
severed, andlier.;ected my style -and°
.bere,I.arri2?..-,,........„„., „........,..,.....:.,
• That .wasn't all. Afterleavingthe
'hospital, ,,F41kner. took .a vocational
course , itt. drafting and; is enipleyed
as :a draftinnati ,with ,a; big 'Toronto
-firin: ,Each ,yei'r be takes big holidays
in, the winter, one' day at ,n tiine-- fill.
ing ,skating exhihition" engaganeeisr
.and he. Ands it luceratiVe:AS well. as
,tiijoiratilb,' '80 'tlie 'follow Milat "be
'aorneildag" "Of "a "brick." '.'
: Mr. Hendersontells lie. that '‘,bell
to hind° arrangement$ with hiM'' to.
'skate "here, ,ho had just the one .open
date! o'.he,doesn't least any"tima dm,
in tbeyt,•44ing .00ifioii. ' • ' '
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.r,-uht-gZ484'lf-- sHFIDorE
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. •Elwell Webster Ieft far Chi- rIT. and 'Airs.' Angua>racrlarrhid"-Of'
• ,eago on,- Friday,' 'to .tai.c.g.,..necinrSe'ln- 4he,77.Ntle-,7-"TyySifed:aa few .4aks.
rthe'z''''Obirfl"SeliinWilletel. Word 'es,ni .fiiehda in 'tills 'part' of AsVeid; '' • ,
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back over th on • Saturday ' The play When a Man s Single,"
i night1 to .the'iege,et "thti,t1,.had., 'arriv-,. '1).?I'el.•11tect lly the \,. C urey's1'.°Ceroers
pici\olin Vt000lt. - tc... y#.:oo'plytill\i\i V.raii,.-.''',‘ (1,6eki,14ds.A.0PS\,ii-O,ry\ Wevi,
\ t','..\ are invited \tO, a *olol to•\ho ' lolq, .;4'h4 hall .4'0 '-i,,4'cl`,,, 64\ .c.,4pci,,,.,:,5, and
1)5r\•,,thU:',4Y\Or4.,\ lecri4e;\ \ )?\,i' ' 16 \„fiOnl, 'h?. '1*aick\e \ i'V.0 \OW\ fUlloWed,\:.the'
;\the..\\ \Unqed ' r,' hn,7ek"\\ -oh? \ 1t,..4ay '71-ct Oi., Oie, \\Made .*, \ y4, 'Y,'-'1
\(! in that ‘\\ :,p,Taria,tie p6f eriihg,
ing. Next Brii dayeVening‘ W.hiCh eaMe af.ter Wair'1\ \enjoyed. •
People's, meeting wlI take theyfOrin. ”.`"
of a S_Ong. Service: , Graliang
The regular monthly .zneeting , of fr,Oin London -UniVersity, for a. few
the Women's. -Institute will be held Say& Tho, mixi.-winterexams aren,
:at the hOme .of Mrs 11 K. Miller ;on r.nrw., and the .stikjects he ,will write
Thursday .afternoon, Feb. 3rd: Roll -on' will not come ap.,Untif the, last of
--eall..;Beatitifiii Thought from Po. theweek. •
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etfy or prose.,, "cotiadioo lir„ John O'Reilly. of KiiitaiJ, is"the
Wonien of' Note," in 'eliarge? of Mrs, pleat of Eli '1VIciarnara of Lothian:,
• for a few -month.
, • The W.M.S. of Calvin: Church held • Very -sbd -indeed was the death of.
their regular. meeting at the bomb of Mita Margaret iVlurkay' of 'para-
.
Mrs. Gordon, last.Wednesday, with e mount, who died, In the Provincial
fai ,attendance,.. The .leaflet "Faith , Hos pi tal°, at, Lo Mien , on , the 19think
and Adventure," by Professor . Law .The family has . been very' sorely
was read , by Mrs,...,Curprning.'Rofl'call- stricken as this is the IOurth death
was On West -Africa:, ,Articles were'. in 'about fifteen Months. The funeral
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• read by Mrs. MacFarlane; Miss Phi i- on, the 21st from. the home of her
lips -and Alia§ M. C. Ritherford.-The sitter,:Mra McKendriolv,'Of Lochalsk
subject, ),Ns'w Days in Old India," was,' largeb'r -attended.- Interment 'We's
Was .taken liy•ars. Gordon', ".. made. in Greenhill' Cemetery.. ..Th
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Miss- Margaret Miller of Lucknow Surviving! Members"' of 7 thq-: family
Was a' Week-ered vitiier: With friends, Mrs. MeKendrick :and LeWis
here. •„, ••• ' • niPeg, . have ,the heartfelt sympathy
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'IkeePrcliag to -.'Alotiday!s' daily; of eVeryone. • •
paper, . Mr.t.Uart''Milleil.'S' General' • Anothe.r.4611.1cnown •and respected
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Store- Of Ogen, -Whs, destroyed; ' farrier , of r Ashfield passed. away „On
by a' fire,veliieh, cbnstinied, half of 'the M�nday morning, •the 24th, inst.in
-busniess :blocks on Main. Street • ‘iri the, Jamea-MacGregor_
that; town, n Satardei-ino'raing,7 of Eintail. On Thursday, • while 'coin -
'Mrs. Charlie' •Durnitt Sr., ..receieed: t0 the bonte froni the barn' he
word' On, Moida,y of the death of her, .sfered .4;41:vice Of paralysis, 'and.as,
brother'. 0111r., Hiiry goid of Galt this vi•as the third attiek,,' very littk
W. Cameron is sielidie'e, hope Was held 'for his..'recover3r.He
lased int? -a. coma very. ,shortly af,-
fe7,,v...:days.'''swith.. her . daughter,.
Jas. Douglas atMitchell. . ter the attack and. never regainedi:
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conScions:n.e0--,T-,Te „Was, born and,-liva.
. -•• The annual, congregational -meeting
Of Calvin. Churehi.WaS.: held Orf Tads- ' all 'his'life en the.11/'in .°1:1":which h.°
heavy
•ad!,1Pdd:""tl!'v4(7:??i:(;:b7rvsiv: 6d
h' thre,? sisters
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•sented. Twelve'reports were • ' V kincardine, Mrs Gracie • Marta
sented, .repreeenting .the year's Work.. -ef California;: MiSS Rebecca at home,
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'Every. prganiitition ' reported d ' sub. * ,nc.1.. who 'is *very i/L With ancer.Don-
stantial financial balance.Tee.:Bian.„-ald of Galveston, Teas; • and Dr-
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aging ,,,Board reported all debts paid • rti eli. of :Paige, N.D. IT
i5
.1a broth -
and n balance en hand Forir er?'4,4°1111 °f SP°-ka"' Wa°1;'• PiPaq'
.ceased : '
.1lundred ,and 'Fifty Dollars. They ai: him a few yearsago. The
so reported „progress regarding,' thc 'funere,.1- which, 'Win take. .place '. on
shinglieg:, of the chrtrch, and i new, • w. ad2.1.°sdaY the 261k jest,: to Milt" -
lighting. •system. ,:NeW. 'officers were "‘ecineterY:,, will be in charge
- leeteci....and' steps taken . to see'that ' of .Lucli-
pow 'Masonie „Ledge', ' of Which to:
E. ABOentibivis" raised 'In Ain :ciet1r ' decoaeo4 'w`O's' a....meMber. The
bereaved brothers and 'sisters have
w . orgairization was formed. tc
nce"',the . interest in mnaic in, the the ,.syrepathy of .e large • eirele ''' of
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friends.',„• --
cornmuni . ,business ts the af-
ternoon wiis carried on pleasantly
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--andwithTdespatCh÷-At-the Clore o .
the Meeting the ladies served ,finich Mr. 'D
o
and a ..odial" half-hour ,waS . spent 7-W-.C-O-M-RwiLeoSS
whoeh
u luts
,Vire oeit informed. by.erie of the eider IerY sick teoarris.
bit -
0 ,• e oved . •
members f the congregation, t' that A
?`It was the best' 'entitle' Meeting. c' 'Mrs: D. :Morrison is sPending "„a few
that he had attended." days in Kincardine with her sister:
Mrs- 3' -Cox'
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MAFEKING
Mi ;Mo. Maelionald and. sister..
Mrs 'Martin attended the induction
• Mr. and Mrs : H..1-lorten and Mary in -'Ripley, on Thursday last...
visited Le.oburn-friendt. en Friday. A little ,boy has' &mile to slay at
Bert of Crenie,; an Mr. and Mrs. E. MacKinnon' on t e Stx h Con -Co
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-"Mr: and MacWhioney and the home of 'Mr. and Mrs. Archie.
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'Blaire. of Bernnilley, visited at Mr- gratulations;
Blake'. Sunday. , • . . •
• „ . Miss ClaraMa'cGillivray spent
Quito, a -number of "our young fOlk
'day thiS ,week with • friends.' on -thae
attended ;the 'play "When 'a Man's
Singie''at 'Curries' Corners; . Friday. t$,". , • '
.night„ and report- a goed.'-timg.::. , Master Eldon Stieley of the Town
• Mrs. Wm. Blakeis visiting her sis. Lifle,'SPent' Thursda3r evening with
tort in 'LueknoW this :week, .2, ."' his '..friend,, Will Careechan- •
.
Andrew Culbert and two chil- Mr. :and Mrs. ' ApguS NfacDonahi
Oxon of Orkney,. Sask., visited ,Mr. Spenta,'eflay recently with Mr. • and
.arid•Mrs..Jat, Cuibert,last .weak. ,Mrs. D.Ilgaeltenzie of LOcholsh.
Clifford ail' Elmer A orimbeiefroin here 'attended the
Jelinstoe :returned to school today,' a...0 Ifughes", Where": 'a
' The ;Trail, Rangers, Will give` the Very enjoyable evening was spent:,'",
entire, prograinmc at the ,Young , •The first meeting of the.
• People's "Meetine Friday evening. :for the aew Year was held .at .the'
Be • present and bring a friend. with .honie' of Mrs., bari iCiacicitton; 4th
7 Con. on Thertday' afternoon,' ',The
day being. fine, there veSS a geed at-
REmEmBERs.. THE „'OTHER,' teedande. . The president,
lArcKNow ANto , . carpoenan, "ocatili:ed the, chair...Thc
.THE TERRIBLE SIEGE meeting *as .operied by Singing, The
l'• : Maple- Leaf and repeating the Lord's
' A recent press despatch from' Prayer in unison. °A ,slpendid rericirt,„
don, 'England,' Says; prepared by: the delegate,,,Y,'io ',the
, It has just been: ascertained that coriVention; Miss A. MacLeod,. %Was
thc only woman survivor of the Siege read •by; Miss. Ella Sutherland. Mrs.
. ,
of Lucknew, in 1887, is • Mts- W. A. Iltighes. gave a• reading On what.
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..Moss„ of Great Yarmouth, who . has ncase of 'emergencies, fellow -
'WOW been' married .,5$, yeirs. She wa.a: ed . -hr a-dnet by Mesdames Rdbii'*:and
horn at Litnerick,•Castle in 18500 and IVIartin::. ',after. which Miss H. Swarr
aa a baby 'tal•cen to „ )0' .:gave an inStrumerittil. ,'.1'he tell' tail
• She irecalls vividly ,„thg..ofirring tiittVanswered.bY4he paying" of., feeS:
es in IliieltrieWi Wilene.10:# for thele-diiiiiig%yeer.-The7seey: mid
She ivii--pl..acCO'irt the care of "ge.etel; ire-aserd'r , gave their :re'Port. A vete
Jessie," the woman who declared' the g,e• iennet,,,was. eetidereit
.the ,bagpipes' of tho...gigh':for their .daturtion,:of t"i'vonti dollars'
.landerS' ,SOTne days •before they tec.the chit?, whiihwag; TTEtrh topre-
lieved the wretched garrison, and so •
Plated, The meeting,
kept- up the spirits. of the .1.iesiogP4 in- " The. National • ntherh;. timid
'14V1* 14°Sig 3"13 'L'he little 'girl to be was then served 'by ,the, hostess, 1114
.seert• in the fain'oes picture, "The ?Ite„. a soelai. hour spent. The haxt Meet,
lief of Lucknow," Air being tOlitad in the ing Jet() 'be hold "z4 the hnine Urf•
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by oi brawpy' 'Seoteh:€iehtliVt. Geo'. White, , ,
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gpoiNg. BELLS
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—4:7-77 ,Gibson.Rjtchje.
, The home °Of: M'r • and Siril 'Jae
was -'the scene Ofa elniet but
,
.4prettY Weddiog, ',on • WednesdaY,',..4e
at :when tfhaf
• 00,0ghf9,t :Egthp. ,o,!adyp vviui ,
iria171-ie\\by Rev. A W. Orciyv
Pastor. Of:,.\\sifie'll'cl \ to Mr
SarnLIel Webster \ GibSon seri of Ai"
and the late Mr. George Gib4nr. \
bride, - who was given way0hy h
tether' •parlor to t
strains of the Bridal Chorus", pia
ed by her .,Sister Edna, wearing
dress-. :of silk erepe-de-chene On sil
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"SA
-Ria, Pleasing Flavor
Such stire-sustaining p„pgrishment in
Home MaderWhOle IlVheat arid Raisiu Bread
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ghip#0 .Leinon 111.1.14,0*.ye..\, „eln\t. \,81iTlp
,.Squares, \(*Oat"
• Mar'slim •', ,
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one 36
uclmo
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wit1xibbOns and a Veil Of silk net plilree'siOatr.,M".41."Woitnit.V447.00WALtr..411eleeltelfiriZeroffeittirAllrelW41/4411Y
with a wreath of., orange blossonn '
Nand' carried a horn:Met Of Tete beds
baby's breath,. and'. tkaiden hair fern,
The ceremony. was: Performed' Wider'
an arci .,,e'vergreens 'wtth . white
atrearneisand flowers, During thc
gnrog of the register • the parnat
played .-"Angel of Night", after:which
dinner wet ..served. The bride and
groom left oil. the afternoon train on
a' short trip, to the Border Cities. The
bride travelled in a coat of rust, col-
or with tibbetine fur and „a' powder
blue 114.: :Qn their return they will
reside at St Helens. • The groom's
gift to the hilde waia ref* of pearls
and to the pianist 'a gold. barpin.
ASHFIELD UNITED CHURCH'
:NOTES
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. There: is. g 'shortage 'of speci)al not-
es Lmder
this headthis weck. N� so-
cials, no .e.elebrationssave; one that.
- belongs
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corcerts,/1
,-).0church1'.4:4iabe.
get7.C..7.1;61-1111''T-416''
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There.7ere thnes inthe historY 4
, the Early , Church when there' Was ric
,sensational happenings to make' good.
copy :or arousing news. :He* about
the...occasion. •-when ',Jesus said, "Let
us go apart into a desert place a ,
while?" : And we • •!ion't.-- forget the
quiet, eventlest,.1?ut. eventful Making
days of the 'beWeci, waiting group in
the „OPPeriroom before the . 'amazing.,
staggering, Outpouring blesting �f
Pentecost. And let us, remied. 'Our:
selves again after that red letter oe-
casiOn which was something to poise
• abroad, andy,. Christians, • and those
who Were,inot.clid it, there' were some
400.er days., But who
mize the value of thc, and the fruit.
of them. The -record reads: And they
contiiihed steadfeitiy in the Apostle's
.teaching and fellowship and in thc%
.breaking �f break' and in prayers.
: put ,.oae event the .gorresPondent
nearly' mitsed, to .rnerttien, :and that
the, monthly •MeetineOf: the
.W,M;S:; held in the ilifticett's .Chniet"
on Trtiisdiy afternoon later, :ancrtlfe-t•
.is Mean thing; though .it was
Meanly •attended. ,Those who .did „go
. did abt ,Tegret, it. The afternoon - war
-fine,"the roads were good,. and so was
the 'programme." Mrs. E. Gardner
presided in he. nsiial capable Man-
. t.
w
tier. Mrs.' Brown :gave the talk On
•the Mission Study book. Mrs. Cook
can. ntri uted a kcharming story related
to Woinen's Work.; as only Mr's: -Cook
Phone 7S
lAcknaty,, Olt!, ,
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:THE OUIET WINTER ' DAY is. THE BEST TIME TO. '•DO
1 • SPRING.' SEWING:.so YOU WILL FINDOUR STORE'
'OFFERING:A 'BIG RANGE .OF PoLLoiviNoi
If there .is to -he, a .word about the
§unday "services it ,must surely be re-
specting the excellent winter Weath,
er for them this .year. The Sort that.
Mr. Jas. Lane in' his 87th year can.
attend with -comparative , comfort
and :mothers can, Come out to them'
With,. their little ene* But readers
,are t not to infer 'OW Ashfield ,folks
have 7•only • a fair .weather religion.
illake"e has the morning service
:next Sunday.' ,.
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FARMERS' SHIPPING CO., •
‘, HOLDS MEETING
The LiicknoW, Farmers' Shipping
Company, Ltd., held, a meeting in the°
Orange Hall, here on Saturday last
There ,was ' great,. euthesizism, and
all manner of doubts, fears'and
picions were, thoroughly threshed''out
-and explained away.. All liresent
shareholders. were -.willing ' to 'take
more shares, and at the meet-
ing June lay a.. foundation on
*high the storms will ' have iitt
effect. The 'business of the company
teriiists in huidirg and selling in
car -load " • " '
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LEAGUE HOCKEY ,
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:Wiogliant vs:. Lucknow---Score 6-5'
*-The hockey game played ircLorne
Rink last .F.riday :evening
is Jii0-
nouncecl one of the shest of ,the sea.
Winglizon was the visiting tan;
ank,'sucteedett itt carrying Off the
honors" by a margin Of ofiq the Score
'being '6=5 in, -their ' °favor., This WAS
the last %- league gair.'to he; ,O10,04,
Imre; but it does net finish the
ser -
JCB. Kincardine is yet to, meet Wing -
ham on their ow* tee, 04: Lupkiiow
ta 'to p14T RlployavVpley4
-Reck Fast Drill '.
Standard • Shirting ,F,Ilifinto;:etil ti:sg,,
„ GPI3rlincgictia:.nBi„.slui:e and :Khaki Denim
,•
Breadeloths
,.. _ Table. Linen ,
:•-•:-.; -S-IliChtia411tgz,' •'
Sateen
EVERYTHING,,. SOLD ON', A MONEY -BACK GUARAN T E E,
WHICH MEANS .IF you DEAL ;HERE YOU '.WILL. BE
:' SATISFIED CUSTOMER
Cottonade Panting '
re
uswel
'Vtswiur*iiAr;ietw:aio:arAridipidir*r.rr.ow:AOurAwarArar*Arao
SINE
.THE'..UNDER.S./6NED; AFTER • FIFTY YEARS'.
.IN THE HARNESS. BUSINESS IN LUCKNOW, HAS •
DEFINIT'EL'Y DECIDED TO RETIRE,- AiND WILL
SELL WITHOUT RESERVE H1 ENTIRE STOCK .
OFIIARNtSS;.•HARNESS-FITTINGS;.' AND PARTS
'•; AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES....:FARMERS AND
OTHERS REQUIRING ANYTHING IN ''rgEst. LIN-.
ES CAN NOW SECURE THEM AT B A 'II.G A I N
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4 SET. • , ETS SINGLE
. .
NESS; :COLLARS; .HALTERS; :BLANKETS; ROBES;,
RUGS; .rWHIPS:; BELLS; 1 C.I.TRIti COMBS; 'xigusg-
ES4,-ETC;;• •.,Etc,-EyEgyirtuN EOUNH, •IN„
FIRST-CLASS ILAR,NES.S: STOCK -AND. WILL BE ..
SOLD AT PRICES THAT WILL. CLEAN .11` OUT IN
. A .,SHORT TIME. NOW. IS YO UR CHANCE. . COME :
RIGHT IN AND •gir. wuki‘-,You'xggo...
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SHEEP .AND CHICKEN STEALING:
,NEAR •KINCARDINE
,Last week's "Kincardine Review-Re7
Porter had the folioWing
.• For ' months, past the fanners of
•
this tection..,:haye.,, suffered'', severely
frOin ,chiciten•thiev,es 'and .sheep „steal-
ing, , While the °authorities had ao idea
as to , who the guilty parties -were.
Fet,' no tangible eyidenee ." could, be
setured. Recently Constable' R. 'Moore
of \Liickhow,•ran adroit a,lamb in the
oosseSsion, ,of a man natned;Whitley,
at Liicknow. When . satisfactory ex-:
Planation • "Was giveo, As. to,. how ;he
. dame to: have the . larnh, Constable
Moore., called in Provincial ' Officers,
Ron e and •Wichneyer. The Ariner',On
Wedneaday, :the •12th, swore out -
warrant 'fel,- the arrest of Janes Eng
-
:anti and : another Kincardine 'youth,
England made - his ' getkaway, 14Ut it
is -understood the other Man stebd his
,g:taurid..', an.d IS noSs oit.. on bail and
case, vvill..,.C.Pme up before,.Magi
trate Walker en:Wednesdayy 'Januar'
191li; 'M, the townirell.*"."
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The lanib in.puestiPn belonged tc
E‘Tm-,David,i,Vithg And-r.lvai- stolen'.
Whicly,,lie, was , kee Pia g
Capt J�hn MePherson"S 'farm, ;kit,
Wittig had a. fine flock Of Chiekens
there 'alto. PreYilitis-tO the 'Welt- of."
thaxiinib .Chiliens • We're Stblen,
thievipg has :been ',going oa • fol..'
iy.onths and it has • been a 'sore; spot
‘vith the fir:Me1:1 of the.tiittriet.
EnglatitVs home here is .at prettint
in tbe hand4. the bailiff and hit'
wife as g000 to her torniet home at
twko
.ticrea14%. ' • •
It iz to be hoped the authorities: .
,are on the right trick. Whitley paid -
,$5 for ' the ,lamb, but was for a time.
' unable tosay from whom,he PurehaS-
•td the ,aniinal.; • - • c• •;.„
. • LATER -44n England -returned to
Kincardine on Monday. Of this week
and gave himself up. He and Mc-,
Swain, ' the Kincardine .youth involved
were Op for trial on Tuesday, and
pleading guilty to the charges a-
gainst 'them," England was Sentencedto one., Year, in prison With •'hard'Ia-
bor,.and licSwain,tO pay a line ..of
$200 and costs or „six :monthsin. pri-
son. '
It is, said .that England went from
here to 'Plitt, Mich.,' the 'back to
Feigns, Ont., there to • Chatham,.,.
where 'he decided to return .to
cardine. .A ,dettription of . him had
been broadeasted to tlie police ,over ••
a wide, district; so that he was hunt.
ed wherever he Went; • '
Radio4roadeasting is proving very •
effeetrye le running. down : fugitives . —
from the la*. • -
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FE*..C:HANGES, •
Oeddesi:N:S.! -,haS.-~given up
,the .6111,0.: he, has long occupied in the •
'Allin ,h816ek,,p, and hereafter, will ' be '
lortod*-1,t 10 residenee. • :The -'1rOOM.,7,-„-,,
Vadated is :taken by Anderson•
who will occupy it as ti down,
tOcVit °Mee. In the same lilok,:Mes-
srs. Rot& 4 Sitvrker are having an
office', fittotil hp in ,the °fernier imple:,
meat show roani; and Are givins..40
the .ciukt town, long uded *a: an (Act
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