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• Liana, •
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!gime' elk • ,
DENTIST _ • ••
Dr: MacLeod Will "'kilt lisOckneier
•aiery Tuesday in 'Di.• Centel?*
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:DENTIST '
Treleaven,
Lucknsw-
*VSr Deaver's Store., Bites's**
sithor bytow; or. Ise.o. • Will be he
..Buitannon every' Thurlday:'
' Phis: 51
,• DENTIST .
Call Dr- .Nowton • ,
Make OPPoIntroant
In .office 'everyday
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Ur. Frank Wade visis. borne from
London over SuridaY-
.. Miss Myrel Gamble of London, via:
-lied with friend* here `
Newpritits.i‘ ginghanisand other
alh-,g0,48 at 4017444-.61ur4och:Co'a.
Ike. A. Siditell, , lovieluteee,, ...Braes
Reid Estitte.-4Ionoy to 'sacra:.
-
'first Mortgagee on hion iworr
•. skis it and 6% Per 'eat aceordin
•, le enmity: offered.' Also **au
" ' • 'farm Prorties and on personal
UL '
SOA ew geed 'fume for sale.
•°-: WALL PAPER '
Latest ;tatter:4 in stock at lowest
1040111- As cheap. as in catalogue..
*1.. book Patterns of •leading Man-
abate:Mi.-Box 174, R. 3. Cernoroa•
Painter '11c Pallor Manger. *
RAW, FURS-% Highest' Prices Paid
• • for all, kinds of Raw Furs ' at A.
Blitsstein's Store., Luelmow.
• (25-11-e)
'Fir Salit-A number of window
• and-atormsash with • glees in them.
Apply.ti D: C: Taylor.
Will Papeir•-,--thiniidian made, best
qualitY... Prices from 10c-. to $2.00.
Good *workininship, ' guaranteed;
.. Samples shown at your home' or , at
reeide9ee Of Phillip,. Steward, paper
-hanger and decorator.
.(24-2-0.)
EGGS AND BABY .CHICKS
• Get %my price list before ordering
Barred Rock or White Leghorn' Baby
Chick. Or eggs for hatching. Incuba-
tors or breeders at right prices': Cue -
tom he hips done.- Deegan Ken-
• nedy, Whitechurch, ,Ont.'•
.(24-2-tf.)
. Seed Oats, Banner,:75c.'per, bush-
el. Feed Barley with seine wheat
. mixed, $1:60 per hundred lbs. -J. C.
Purdons; R.R. 2,• Liicknew. Phone
• 3-617:Wingham.
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.FARM LANDS FOR SALE
_
E.H. of W.H. 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
Iluron• Co. 75 Ac. 'more or less, pas-
ture land. Apply to R. S. Wilson.
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
'MZToe.-ton. e a or
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.ZPead' a OW 44% nith her.sie, Hare
ry, at Nalkertori, - • ,
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Mks- V S Ptirnin returned to Lon
don on Monday. :after aPend_ing '
teeekait her 'home here. • .
•Juat received another shipment of
'Men's, Women% and Children's Life
Buoy Risbbers.-W;
Mrs. ,McKendrick,. who was ug
from Detroit tP-7alie-funerafa'
her 'sister, Miss Finlayson, returned
home on Saturday last. '
-MARCH 25141 -Keep this date open
. .
---for-utplity-to-be--given--by-the-Lodifo'
of the 'United Church, An Old-time
Ladies'. Aid Business'lifeetilis at Mo-
hawk Crossrolids."
Air. David Traill, for 49 years a
hardware merchant in -Walkerton',
wheedled thert on Feb. 24 left twenJ
ty thouiand dollars to the Walkerton
Hoepital. The eetate is valued at
$100,000.
Dr: J. E-. Sweets, who started a
medical practice at Teeswater last
fall, has accepted a position at Chitiy,New ,York State,About 50 milei
south of
there immediately.- .
UNlyERSitlf, DEBATE
We noticed. in The Globe ,Of Feb,
28rd..°4 • pietOre of Mr. Walter • B.
Craw, University'' College, „Toronto
-
se one of .a.quartette.,of :young Men
wha'arev'to:,take part in n debate in
Hart 'House On:Mareh 2nd. The re -so-
lution is "That this House 'ZPPrOveS,
of the Report .of the.CoMniissionoii
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MaritiMe Claims."', a 'matter which
-denies- haoyetlirDelninion.'Hoose-vf.
Commons. 'Hem, Hugh ,Guthrie, lead -
Or of the •Conservative opposition at
Ottawa, is to take part in the debate,
as third 'speaker on the affirmative.
Mr. Grithrie's. taking part in the de-
bate; of ourse, is but giving him an
opportunity to make a speech on a
prominent political .question :before e
Toronto audience. ,Premier 'MacKen-
zie King, at the time. of his .recent
visit-to-Terontorwas--given-A-similar
opportunity at a students' debate.
4 Walter Craw,:7by the way, wen
first honor's in 'an oratorical ,contest
conducted a few weeks ago under
auspiccs of the Wornen'i Liberal • •
*gelation of 'Toronto, a• fact° which
. .
likely put him in line to participate
in the present debate.
Miss Belle Robertson arrived tome
'Thursday of 'last week from. a 3 -
months' trip Which took her through
the Canadian 'West .and as far ar
San Diego,-, California.' The return
journey was by way 01 'Salt Lake
City and Chicago.
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. .
Friends sot Mrs. Dr. Johnston wiil
be pleased to know that she is ,nak-
ing favorablet progress Ntoward#
re-
covery, following a critical aPeration
for goitre, at. the General Hospital'
Toronto, last Week. Dr. Johnston was
In the city :for several ,days, but re-
turned, home_en Friday.
Mrs. Robt Philips 'returned :to
her home' in Goderich, after spend-
ing most of the last two months with
her sister, .1irs. Wm. Irwin, of the
village, who fres been ,seriously ill
We are gladte report Mrs.. Irwin ft
. .
somewhat improved in, health. Mrs
Geo. Murray is attending her al
present.
Lucknow, sn
• (31-3-27).
• FARM' FOR §ALE OR RENT
100 Acres, more or less, in'KinlOss
Township -'-corner lot on country
road-5;infies from Lucicnow. 4 Miles
from Whitechurch -one mile from
blacksmith ah o p -schoolhouse on
farm -well watered, '5 acres bush -
barn 40x56 ft -2 -story. frame house
24x1I0 and kitchen 18x18 ft -barn
and house newly rodded -2 acres or-
chard. Price $3,000, terms to suit
purchatiet. Also a large barn in good
eonditioni for 'sale. Apply to Jacob
Lucknew. '
4 • (20.1.4t)
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For$a1U-Goodseven-rOom-
• ud house,' hard and ,soft -water. For
sale' cheitii f sold at once. Apply at
Sentmel 'Office.
IW „ (17=2-4.).
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.-FOR SALE .
• • Durham Cattle ,
• I am offering my stock bull, Ma-
• jor Dinorah, (161078). This is a
large smooth bull and very active.
‘... , Also one inice young bull ready for
a ce, two good .cows in calf, also
I3 3 &I
year:old heifers in calf, 4 good
,s , '18 ,months old, 1 good sound
mom 20 tons of good, hay, 2 good
turkey.gobblers, also cedar ,posts on°
- band. -Edwin Purves.
. • FOR SALE • •
• ' Overland Touring Car, Model 95.
' In good cimdition.,. This is an easy
riding, •roomy car, and hasmany
years of ,tiefvice ahead of it: Just
. the car for the Man with a family
who wants a good *serviceable used
ear. Price'. reasonable.° Apply to
John Button, Lucknour. • '
°4.,.•....' : : (24-2-tL) - . • ,.
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DOGS.. HAVE. HIGH TIME. •
•The doge Of town staged' a ' big
day ;Work on Tuesday of this week
/
and laughtered .about 40 (some. say
.;80) ens -J: Wesley Joynt, Tien Mite
-
Donald and Albert Towle being the
heavy :losers.. , The deg,.. though":, a
-great-triend-of-manr-is-,t.no-.-friend-ot
-melee • faithful ,servants, the hen and
the sheep. As a business propo,s1-..
tio these two score hens were worth
more than all :, the , doge ; in town. In
fact, the town dog is ' an einitigated
nuisance. • The .-township of . Kiniosc.
last year paid out almost one thous-
and 'dollars' tor sheep killed by ;dogs,
,and at that the sheer owners were
not ,nearly coMPensated. for •, their
losses..Dogs (andit's generally town
-dogs)" are now far more destructive'
in this province: than ' wolves ever
••• Were; but the Wolf, got a Much -Worse
Lucknove on Tuesday from Louden
where -he had -been -for -0' weeks With
his brother-hi-law,t, William Ryan of
Kiniough. Mr. Ryan 'underwent se
extensive end,:critieal °per:alien for
an internal trouble Which at one
time seemed hopeless. He is now at
home and Well on the way, to recoir-
ery, and it'is thought that the cure
will, peeve Perininent.
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- LADIES!' Get your "B tbs.* k" Pat
- u
terns at ',Hornell -Murdoch Co's.
AirrENpuo cOOD ROADS
ASSOPIATION BANQUET
• Fa far Salef-400 keret of good
being lot 1,, in 6th Con.,. Town-
' alito. of Kinless,non the premises are
a good frame' barn , with Stabling un-,
'•derneath, alsii% clamber Art acres ,of
• ,good standing timber. For further
particulars Ii`fifilY to Janes Cox,
Kin-
• tordine, or Joseph Agnew,' LucknOw,
Ont. • '-(17-3-e)
,Reeve D Mi,Johntatone. Couneillor
A. Rae, forMertreeve R. Johnsten and
Councillor R Multin Were in Torontc
list week and attended the annual
banquet of the :Ontario 'Good ,Roads
Association at the King Edward Ho.
teL ,This beelinet ia &Ways a ',very
attractive affait anclis made, the be-
carden of a few informative speeches
by provincial ntiblie mem At theban:
roust this • yeat, • Premier Ferguson
Hoe. G:"S. Henry and Dr. /E. J. Cody
were the .spealiers. Dr. Cady? • ,in, a
splendid and eloquent apeech,-, spoke
of the benefit good roads have been
to ,civilization.
• When officers. of ' the Association
were elected; Mr. Robert Johnston
.who, has been a member >for some
. .
years; was elected 2nd,vice president;
ONTARIO, PROHIBITION- UNION,
11;010*0:,•14.**•.:a4ip•a;:m464..6~,w4seierm.
• In cities, where many 'matterif•sire
much' better regulated than they 'are
in towns and villages, dogs ate not
allewed to run at large, and in many
towns they must be tied up during
the summer , months. That require-
ment, doubtless, will spread The dog
is A .fine -tenet"-, 'in ;many Ways, but
he belongs. to a timethatis .past in
'cities and towns. In ,short, in fair-
ness to all, the deg has had his day.-
• . , ,
nuatn-kor
PreahYt.erlini-Guild
Lantern slides •• views Of
Westmineter,..Abbey.was a feature of •
the 'Guild meeting, Monday evening.
They were verY, interesting and. in-.
•stractive. The Scripture rP1011.1k was
.given by Jessie. Stewart, and 'Man°
Aitchison and Mary Douglas gave
duet. '.Mr. D. M./Johnstone sang • v-
.., , ,
solo and Mr. Spindler .and‘
Miss Mac-
Morran ,gave initrurnentals;
• 'EASTER TEANKOFFERINd.
The W.M.S. of the ;United Church
held their Elititer Thankoffering meet -
Ing in the •bariement an Tuesday,
Feb. 22nd. The president, Mrs.
Rath -
well, ocetipied tho-ehair.
Meeting,. Opened with 'prayer by
:gra. D. C. Taylor. Scripture Read:.
ing was given by Mrs.. Oliver° john-
stom--Mtra. Craw . gave an ,excellent
talk on India; along the line- of our
Medical, Missionaries, giving us an
outline of their early difficulties and
hardships in their pioneer work and
'showing,' the-7'wonderfulesults of
their labors, upon the natives. Their
influence. in being able to..teat their
diseases and relieve their Pains and
suffering. was far reaching and Pre-
pared the , way for the .:Spiritual
teaching,' thus • overcoming obstacles
Which otherwise seemed unitirintrunt-
able. Mrs: J. Wesley Jaya .favored
the audience With very „pleasing
solo. Refreshments were served and
a Social hour wari•:much enjoyed by
. _
all. This was a splendid meeting'
and the members all felt. well repaid.
for their -attendance. ' ,•••
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i/CRIIQWctool; REPPRTS''
Rao* I.
Sr...iesPessible smarks 418! Ezezt
:lent °3,12Y•09(4.249:,,r•ir. 166.. Eieet-
lent7rGI /3herriff:353;.t. Hunter 322;
'Good -M. Webster 809;-A. Jewitt
296; C. Reid 291; J. MacLeod 286; E,
Johnston 283; C. Havens 282; J. Mac-
Donald 281; .H. Thompson 281
*Henderson' 277;"; G. Webster* 271; F.
Sher -Woe( 266, pearinian
231; 11..°T*iimiei';,232; V. Smith 230;
Ilpititchie*-184-MacIntoaht.,18,74.
• A, Aithhiagn* 13g;•.G!,, Struthers Me;
Button 82. '
Jr. 1: Possible- marks 285'. Erie's'.
lent 213. Good 171. Fair 114, Excel;
Johnstone 264; Z. Steward
262; - B. Jewitt 262; M MeeDimalt
260; M. Struthers 247; M JOhnitn0
246;J. Struthers 239;D. Jewitt 235:•
E. Buswell 233; B. Black '228;
MacMillan 223; E. MacDonald ;214.
Collyer 209; II:MacKinnon
204; M. Rae 204 J. C. Armstrong
181 Fair -7-.M. Ritchie* '165; R.But
ton 162; J. C. Johnston. 162; V. -Nay...
lor 147•H. whitiej ,80- M. Allin".69:.
,,,..Those marked --,(*) were absent •
week or more.
H. S. LITERARY. SOCIETY
°meeting. of PernEiii-7- Literary'
Society , was held on Feb. 24th'. •. The
'meeting opened by ;singing "T h e.
Maple, Leaf Forever," . after Which
the minutes of the, last meeting .were
read..: Rena: CarrutherS, contributed an
instruniental and 'Calvin' Blittstein
gave. :a: -"stump" .speech on :"How to
Study. French Authors."-- After this.
came the chief' feature Of the meet-
ing: the literature match.' Two sides
were chosen" and ..short lquotations
from any of the „Literature .that.' had
hepn taken Up this Year:' were ‘given
by the, president: This match Was
very ,interesting and it• was '.intended
to be a .help to•the students as Well.
A''nrouth organ 'Selection was given
by -•Winnitred McQuillin; followed by
a "stump" 'speech by, Elsie' Anderson.
;nil "The ,Modern Use of 'a Hair Pin.'
'rite meeting closed by:, singing The
National Arithein.:
A.LION OR A LAMB?
7he, firstMarCh anorninu_wits-elea.r;
and almost Still, With a temperature„
• around 2 bele*/ zero -.,-too. quiet.
. •
for alien, too cold for a lamb. Hence
the, above , question. .
The Way, that March conies in is
said to. indthate the .way-tbat it .shall
go out Its coming in is the next.
old-time weather sign after the tiec-
ond :day of February, when the bear
and the groundhog are Said to Cowie
forth from their dens, stand straight,
up and observe whether a shadow
cast upon. the snow. They likely
*Mild leek to the sky for the sun
but their eyes are weak after a few
,months' sleep, and sothey look for
the shadow., Wel, afterall, there's
,a glimer 01 in:1th in those • dlci Itdian
weather signs. If it's fine weather
about the first 'of IVIcirch,,the .swing
Lost-41etween ineknoW and ,--the.
Second 'Con:::SehociVii ,largo °ioilver
brooch 'with brown • stone -for .Scotch
Reward. . Finder' Please leave
it The 'Sentinel. Office.
AUCTION ,SALE -
Miller will have at* attetiOa
The. Annual .Provincial.' Convention.
Of the *Ontario Prehibition Union- will
be held in Maisey. Hall, Toronto, on
Wednesday March 16. There will be
three‘' .1!„80i.PE!!;',..3"..rallgr.t.,. ...i,tfrntian,-
and evening. The Exectitrie will -Meet
on Tuesday for final consideration of
ttalicy, and 'business to be presented to
the Cenveritibit"
• IN maMoitiAm
In loving memory. of John MacAu-
icy, *he died March lst, 1223.
This dal' bring; beck to memory
Ow dear loved one laid to rest,
And those who think of hinr.teldely.
11. a as hauotiold *Netts it. PTe!lioroh Aro ohoso who Ifoll
• Lississow• Top. sio•
itylosoNflPitil; 0100k
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, PARAMOUNT U. O. W. O.
---iThe February meeting -of -the Para-'
mount Club was held at the home of
Mrs. Richards. Mrs. J. Hamilton, the
president occupied ' the chair. As the
weather was very favorable there
was a good, attendance. The musical
program consisted .of a solo by Mrs.
J. Webster; an instrumental by :Misa
Helm, and duet by Mrs: Hamilton
and Mrs. M. Itaynard. Reports Were
given by the convenerri of the Mar-
keting and .Citiienship . Committees;
and Mrs; James MacDonald gave- a
Paper on ."Parm, and Labor." . Mrs;
Eldon Henderson • offered , her home
for the March meeting, the roll 'call
to be an Irish Joke ° or. an Irish Rgei-
pe.-7,Seey. ,„
. Always sinnething new . in dry.
goods at Hornell -Murdoch Co's.
ok the pendulitm,(it's alwayS.,.swing-
ing 'from one extreme to the other)i.
hi likely to bring something not quite
se smooth by the end of the, month.
•"Lo, the poor Indian!" he, and our
pioneer forefathers . had no means of
learning ,when. a sterm urea sweeping
Op the Mississippi Valley or down
from the North, at a, " speed •which
wcorld land°, it over South Ontario on
a! certain afternoon;- as Urt. with our
radio:And° telegraph Outfits have. So
they had to ,depend npon'a few un
certain signs which their,Iniiietriate-
observations, and uncertain memories
-
had led„thent to believe trustworthy
and better than nothing at all, `
•
. . Mardis •
Rook 11 -
Sr. II-Pckesible' Marks 490..
366, .Pess 294-Creerge Joynt,
450; Donalda .Therrineen, 413; Eueice
Newton, 412; Freddie Milne, 402; Bil-
ly MacKenzie, 399; Frank McKenzie,
397; Jean MacMillan, 395;" Isobel
Hamilton, 395, Barbara SOlonion:386;,
Isobel Douglas, 380; Andre?, Mender./
son, 365 Alfred Armstrong; '362; EL
liott7Webster, Charlie•-jeifrett
351; Flora Webster;--1311--Lvonard-
hilacDorrald; ,331; Christine Finlayson
326*,_ Leonard, Webater,-326;' Eileen
Johnston, 325- • Marion Johnstone,
322; Idandie Fisher; 310, Alex Mac-
intosh, 310; LillianHoene, 273+; Geo.
Otge Whitby,' 273; Fr an c e i ArM-.
•strongi 262;. Bertha Brown, 261; Mar-
'garet Baker,1215. .
Thong marked' (*) ' Missed an • .
-ariaination.
,Jr II -Possible Marks 465; .Hon.!
-ours 348; Pass 279-Rtatli Parker 364;
:Kathleen' Macintosh, ' 362; Rexford
• Ostrander, 316v Norman Taylor, 311;
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• * '• AUCTION SALE:
Herbert ,Wade, who occupies the
Ackert residence, Stauffer; St., will
have an auction sale of his household
effeeta, ;2 automobiles, garden- tools,°
404. on -Wednesday. Mar., 9th, cora-
mencing at '2 o'clock. -Elliott Miller,
Aue. '
•.:'-AUCIION" -SA LE
•Donald_ Morrison, Lot 19, Con. 6,
Kinloss- Township, *111 have an auc-
tion sale ofhis farm stock and itn:-
plentents,,hity and grain On Tuesday
Marek15, cOmmencint at 1' O'Cloelt,
14 Atm kat 1)046 rentocirr4ohn rvis,
par, verYthiag will 0 said, the
Audrey .Herne, 290; Edwin Whitley,
294, Bobby 'MacKenzie, 286; °Joy.Hen•
deesee, 264; Muriel, Solomon, 257;
,. • . . ,
Heward J,Ohnittene,. 242; Stanley
Wide,. 151' (ablient)
•'. IL 'FlierriffiRootu 111.
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• Sr. 1II:..lionore--4t. Collyer 45; J.
fiendersou.'78.1 !EC. Theinpsain. 77; V.
Machiahon 761. M. 75. Pasts
.-H., Greer -70, .H. °ItiacLeod'68; F.
Steward 65; .G..Webiter .65; R. Mullin
63!; ,W.'Jehnstoe poug1ns.61;
:6cis; R. Mixon404k.Be
Iow pase7,.L.' Itarin ,59; . W.. 'Arm:-
-strong:. 54; .P.. Cousins 52; C...John.
Sten 48; E Agar 44; E 'Cameron 40;
E Baker. • 34; it: Wade' 33*; Wil
son 28*.'
66
•e tread'With:A DelleAtful Flavor
T-AtiR4Qu-A0i.r7noma4t*DE-TeirnoLE.-wHE.,4.T.,,Lgo.,,
• itAisnefrIzAnt • '
Specials,:
,
.Cbocalite .MarshinallOW Caire ; ,Iced Rolia
Cream Slices . - ' ,
-Tea Biscuits
Fig & Apple Squares• „Oatmeal Cookies
Chehma Buni . 14150zFrYvirsitteta
-.HOLLYMAN'S IMICERY .
hone 3(rLucknow
10041:rairA, resOstaraparAsaratanimormiar.,iorAirosi‘oranii,
one 75, LucknoW„-Out.
''."OUR
STORE"
KI,DDANA! YES,-THAT-IS-THX-NAME7OF-THAT---NEW,
-:GU,ARANTEED BUN FAST CLOTH WIII,CH THE MOTH-
ERS ALL LIKE. NOT ONLY FOR THEIR. OWN MORN-
ING OR A.FTERNOON 'FROCK, BUT FOR THEIR CHIL
DRESSES AS WELL., ,
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MAKING OVER THAT LAST YEAR OROCE?
If it's a figured material, tre‘can help yea,. •with 'Plain crepe-de-
chene, or silk georgette in black or °colors. If it's plain iita4
tidal we -4a also liOP with. oanY :Molding iikadesi of
silk and crepe, and not only that, but -our saleslady, thievish
her experience, has very' many helpful suggestion,' which are .
' to: everyone. ' •
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GENT:LEMEN! SEE THE NuNv SPRING HATS THEY ARE
„ BILTMORE BRAND. NO OTHER INTRODUCTION NEC-
ESSARY
,
LANGSIDE'
, This vicinity was well °represented
at Whitechureh the night their Dra-
matic ,Club ,presented the play' , ,"A"
Noble' Outcast" All report a , won-
derful play, and very enjoyable
• Jr., III: Honors -E.' Brown 86;' J.
Wilson 78i7M.; Henderson 76;'.S..Col-
lyer ° 74. • Pass -M. MacDonald 74;
D. Horne 70; C. Arinstiong':69;''
Agar 68; -M.' Johnston ,67; E. Whitby
K. Ferris 63; C. Finlayson 614';
3. Metall 61; J. Figier 60; D. Mac-
Donald 60. Below pass -p. Clark 59;
S. Cameron 58; M. Cousins 57*;
M.
Ritchie 57*; V. Steward 56; M. Stan-
ley 55; 11.; Button 52; E. Solomon 51;
T. MacDonald '40; P. MacMillan 33;
• F. Macinnes 32*; O. Durriin 30.
M. MacCalliini..
Two little girls (twins) arrived at
the home of -.1,1rj. and Mrs. R. Donald-
son, near TeieWitter; on Feb, 19th.,
(Mrs. Donaldson was formerly Miss'
Mayine Moffat.) Mr. and Mrs.- Dori-
aldson-Millzhe residing ' .,our rnidst
by the first of March, having being -hi'
Mr. Alex.:.Iteld'at ',farm :•,-•Congratala-.
e. The _two .branches ,Of the °Larigside
W.M.S. intend holding a' joint •iineet-
mg on Friday, Mar. 4, ;n the church.
March has ceme in like a„,.larnb: in
-our !for lion on
the 31st. . „' ' •••
• Mr. jos. 'Tiffin anent last week in
Toronto attending. the. Good
Conven:ion„ •, •
*Mr. and Mrs John Malley of Shal-
low, Lake,„announce, the. engagers -Ma
, of , their -seeorid '',Yourigeet daughter
Jennie; to Mr.' McInnes;
,Yottagestfalett Of Mr..en4 Mrs. Daniel
matanei at Langside, th• wa4dini to
0.1.14 •tas plass Os MO, 1st MOtok•
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ST. HELENS.
: The &linnet ineetinrof. the W.M.S,
of 'Calvin ,Church , be held , on
Friday,:efterneen, March .4th, at the
home of. Mrs. Phillips.°• The Day'
oY Prayer for'. Christian Women of
the world Will be. observed.
Mrs: Alex. Rintoul is ',Mader the
doctor's care owing to blOod-poison-
ing,in her finger. •
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-Rev: Mr. Lundy of Kippen,,
preaeh iioN the United Church neat
Sunday. Mi. -Hopner-. Of Wingham
occupied :the 'Pulpit very ,acceptably
last Sunday. • •
Probably, . owing . to .the rather dill --
agreeable weather and. to other at-
tractions; the crowd at the Women's
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Institute\ "At Home," Friday .evening
was not as large as some. other
years. However,.'with the °President
EK Phillips in the chair,. the fol.
program ° was -given- piano
solos N, Miss' Margaret Cumming
and hiii4 Dorothy a piano.
.duet by Mrs. Phillips and Miss Mar-
geret Thom, ilete selection by Chas.
MeQuillin, violin,' music • by . Alvin
Miller, and music. on the 'mouth, or-
gan by Fred two drills of
a pantomine by the of, S: S.
lity_4,,regitationii by Miss' Margaret
Miller of •Lucknow and, Helen Thom
and a _reading by ,Mrs. MacFarlane
•and Dril'othY Miller. After seine
communiti singing the remainder of
the everting was spent in ° genies and
-centests, lunchanda social' time.
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Subjects -Sp., *Arab. •,Gram
. Sr. Watson, 86; C.
Mateintealt;:' 79. Pas -A. Andrew, L.
13rabion and A.'Murdoelt; 18; A. Dar°
nin, Brabson and C. Greer, 72; j.
Stewart; 69; B. Martin and A. Smith,
66; M. Jewett and D. MacDonald, 64.
BIlealm°wilto0n°,%5-8;,T.A:*.MacMillan. 57; 13.
,Milne, 53; E. Nixon, 51;E. Wade
(absent on Account lit illness). •
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Armstrong, 86;
G. MacDonnld, 8; Macintosh, 80.
°Pass, -A,' MacKenzie, MacDon-
ald and L. Naylor, 73; D. Henderson,
72;' L.:MacMillan-and 'S. Stewart, 69;
L. Webster, 68; R. Finleysonf Be,.
low ,00vo-S. Mullin and E. Smith 59;
F.° .Tbompson, 56; T. btacXenzie, 54.
It. MacDonald, Teacher,.
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HOLTROOD '
Mr: •Gorden MacPherson spent the
week -end in Toronto. . ' .
Mr. ,and Mrs. Abner Ackert'. were
iit.hoina to, a few. of their' friends,
Thursday. . ,,;,: • '• •
•
hfc-. and Mrs. Wes. , Whitock , of
TOswater; were guests at Mr. Rich-
ard Elliott's on Sunday.
. Mrs::,'Brooks, who has been away
holidaying, we are glad; to . see, is
back home again. . , , , •
Mrs. . MacPherson ' and' Donald
spent Sunday - at • Richard Baker's.
' Mrs. W. MacPherson called on hel
friends, Mrs: Pierce and Mrs. White
On' Friday,
-' , Mr. AAmer--Ackert: is Visiting his
daughter, Gviendelym. at Brantford.
Ur. and mia: John Emerson were
Sunday visitors at Mr. .Ab.#Thomp-
ion's. ' ' '
Mrs. Charlie Burt, . who • had the
.1i'deferttitie to fall on the ice, • hiirt-
ing lierself,11::able to be around a-
gain.
Mi. and Iffra.' Robert Button were
vial re, at: Almer Ackereti on .Tues-'`
Edith Burt, Who has been attend-
ing sehool. in TeesUrater,, his been
.home for a. few days.
We are pleased to know that 'Mr,
*m. *SO is home tient, pt. 30seploi
Nappoil. toWon, ,sit4 itotip im,
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The 'White:dim:eh .•tireanatie' ehib,
will lireseitt their play, Noble,
Outcast," the -Town' BilL.',Luck-
now, the :evening -Of Wed., 'Mar. Oth
at 8 o'clock. Adinission 500.4 and 25c.
EverYbody--Weleglite. ,
What•.*e eell is`gOod dry roods,
&tap. Sat' triptie•MitnallAgidac,11
Oth
GET, YOUR 1927
AUTO LICENS
FROM
A. G. SIIITH
Wingham
Applications may be se-
cured at either of the
Luclmow Garages
FERTIVZ.g
:pupplrakivaya-on(hap4
Why order ahead.. when:
yo,!.:e.aa get a supply
,aitY day?
•The Beat 'Brands ,
G. S. ROBERTSON
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LiTcolOw.
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HYDRO ACCOUNTS.
Are eow payable at The Canadian ,
Bank •of. Commerce '
(3-3-e)
MAFEKING °
,Mrs. IL Reed of Godetich, spent a ,
feW, days last week, with her niece,
Mrs.. Thos.' Andersen,,
• Mrs. John Blake and .Bernice spent
the week -end with Mrs. •Blake's nio
thee, Mis R Hastypungaerion...
Mr and •Mrs. S..J.' Kilpetrick and
Tom 'H. Anderson ,spent 'Wednesday
at Mr. Fred Andeeson's, Zion:
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' Mrs. Wm. Blake, who 'had spent'.
several weeks at Mr. 'Albert •Alton's
and at tneynow, returnedhome last•
'week.
. Mr. and Mrs. :rhos. Anderson visit-•
ed Mr: and MrS. Isaac. Andrew, ,Zioni
Menday. .
Mr, and Mrs. E. Crispin of Overlie
who had been visiting in this neigh-
borhood, returned t to London last
week. , ' •• •
Miss SOO& 'Kilpatrick ttif' Crewe, ,
epent-SunditY-',, with _Mr... -and .,„Mrs,
Milton KIlPatri,
Quite, a •numher•*from this
nelgb-
borhood attended the funeral .of Mr.
• Wm. Sproule. at Dungannon, last- '''
.Monday. ' •
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4r110 • arliallOr Vie popule*loz 0 a
tOWn the *1141 th, **OA $11341
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