The Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-03-10, Page 1!••
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Dr. W.' 8r.. Cannon
'Pliyaiiila and, .Surgaon
•Lucksiow '
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-' • Phone 80;
74444.
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AnnOuneing the display of ,Spring
Millinery, with _hats ,innew styles,
ne#,..fabries-and.--eolors.4,
• • 1IELE 11.011EItTSON,
DENTIST'- ' •
"Dr. MaCLeodwill visit Lnekaoli
avarsr Tueiday n"D Centall'a
°Mice. ' ' • .
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DENTIST
Dr. R, L. Treleaven, Luckhaiv-
Over .Decher's Store. Extraction
'either by gas or „local., Will be in
Dungannon every- Thursday. -
• Phone 51
arenr*.........mmem..... • am,,,,,,ww•ormrmi.
-DENTIST •
Cell Dr. Newton
-Mike appointment
In office everyday
• COLUMN 0 -
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GIs& A. 'Bidden,. Lucknow, Brohic
And Real .Estate. -Money to lend ,or,
first Mortgages on farm proper.
ties at 8 and 6% Per cent 'according
to Security offered. Also aMsll
.amennti onsecond mortgages on
'farm propertlei and on personal
notes. A few, good farmr for sale.
WALL PAPER
Idly stick Of Wall Paper is tom-
, plete for 1927. Prices from 8c. ile. up. I
•anistion,agen-t-forJP4ding_joh_kousei
R. J. Cameron?, Decorator, Painter
• -and- Eel 174,. Lucknow.
RAW FURS.- •Highest .prices ' paid.
for all of .Raw Pura,' at
Mitzstein's ,Store sLuekney.
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For Sale -A number of window
and storm sash with :glass in them.
Apply to D. 'C. Taylor. ' •
Wall Paper -Canadian made, best
quality. Prices, from 10c. to $2.00.
Geed Workmanship guaranteed.
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Samples shown at • your home Or at
residence of Phillip Steward; paper
' hanger. and decorater. ^
(24-2-tt)
' EGGS AND BABY cmcKs.
Get my' price list before ordering
' Barred Rock or White Leghorn Baby
Chicks or eggs for 'hatching..'Incuba-•
tors or brooders at right priees. Cus-
tom hatching done,- Duncan Ken-
,-nedy, Whitechurch, Ont
(24 2 tf.) ,
• FARM LANDS' FOR SALE
E.H. of W.H. of Lot No. 1, Con. llt
Eastern Div. of Ashfield, 'Huron. Co.
• 50 Acres mere or 'less. Bank barn
«ad -frame-house.-Also-S.-% , of -E.44
Lot .4, Con. 9, W. D. of Ashfield
Hurcin Co.. Ac. more or. leis, pas-
, tine land. Apply___to_R.. S. Wilson
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
Lueknow, OUT-
' (31-3-27)
• PARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
• 100 Acres, more or Vise, in Kinloss
• Township -corner, lot oncountry
road. -5 miles from Ltieknow, 4 miles
' from Whitechurch -one mile from
blacksmith s ho p -schoolhouse on
farm -well :Watered,. 5 acres -bush -
barn 40X56„ 'ft -2 -story ',framhouse
24x30 and 'kitchen 18x18 • ft. -barn
and house newly rodded -2 acres or -
Price 03,000, terms to suit'
, purchaser. Also a large barn in good
rendition, for sale. 'Apply, to Jacob
Miller, •Lucknow.
(20-1-tf.) • •
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 . nice young , bull rea.dy for
service, two good cows :jn calf, also
0,two-year-old heifers in calf, 4 good
steers, 18 :months old; 1 good sound
are, 20 tons of , goosl hay, 2 good
turkey, gobblers, also cedar posts on
-hand.-Edwin Purves. .
• FOR SALE
Overland Touring Car,, Model 85.
In good condition. This is an 'easy
riding, roomy car, .and has ninny
years of service 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, Lucknow. ,„ '
'• (24-2-tf.)
rm. for Sale: -106. Acres Of good,
being lot 1, in 6th, Con.; Town-
ship of Kinloss„ on. the premises are
a good, frame' barn .with
stabling un-
derneath, alsoa number ofacres of
• good ..standing tinib,er. For \ further
particulars apply to James Cox; Kin-
---cardine,,,'or-Joseph Agnew, r DaeknoW.L,
Ont. ' (17-3-0
AUCTION • SALE
Donald Morrison, Lot IO, Con: .6,
KinlOss Township”, will haVt 811 atm-,
tion tale, .of his'taint .11teclittild
PleMents, hay and grain on Tueliday.
March 15, "eonnuencing 'at 1 o'clock
pm.' Everything Will be sold as the.
farm, has been' rented,. -john Purvis
• Ate. • (18-8425)
Long 'Rubber 'Boots, Life-
buoy -,88.95 ' at W J 'little s.,
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• , Mrs...Algeo of ..Nsw York, ia
ingwith her 'sister,. kiss :Marie
ray of town. ' . , •
John Joynt .is home. *. after
spending the past few weeks in the
Eastern States.
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Roxbury Hot Water Bottle, two.
quart size, and TuIIy guaranteed. Ex-
ceptional__Value_at 98e. each, at Mc!.
kim's Drug Store:
LADIES :-Before • ordering your
Sprifig Costume ebnie and eeethe
display of hats and dresses presented
7b.`y the Ladies ,of. the United Church7
in the Town Hall, March 25th.
The , March meeting Of the Wom-
en's Institute will be held on Friday
afternoon, March 11th, tit: the home
of Mrs: Temple Clarke, at ;2.30 P.m.
•Petato salad. contest. •••• All welcome.
Mr., Peter -Carter,' who has :been
'ail courier on R. 5, LueknoW,,., the,
pait few , years, is giving.. up that
job and. will, go farming near Barrie.
He is offering his residence for sale.
ucAtiaw.
AY• OLA
WILL LEcTURE JN THE WEST PUBLIC 11EE'IING FAV�RS
PAVING' HAVELOCK STREET
If there it, in 'Aldine*, any objec-
tion to having HavelockStreetpaved
.dtuing the 'coining summer, that ob-
jection found no voice at the meeting
'of ratepayers held ko A-eye:flog—
,
A 6D9
Mur -
made . *Spine 10e111:1'bW•'It pointe0, die dh;e4P
out that use or „fertiliaera:10*64 the ."It is the epih.ien of
freezing:Point as'otnuc.h as Or. ,4 this meeting'''. that the Village Coun-
degrees Fahrenheit, *hich in many,
eil should, undertake the paving, of.
instances,. enenkh t.Q Puri .creP Havelock Street: -and that the :work'
through a frost snap: This fact
oe done as early, as Possible., this
of , great importance in early •spring year, wail passed by a standing vote
when the yourig seedlings are just.
which appeared to be practically un -
emerging, and also in the .season atinnons
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_wlten__the.,„plant is _approaching ma. .
oturity. There . n good -.turnout of rate-.
payers, in aPite of the. disagreeable
night, indicating a general and ,keen
CHURCH NOTES
Welton Bushell, travelling repre-
sentative for , National Fertilizers;
, Ltd:, has been: :Raked by that ergan-
iiation to .tOar',the Proirirtee, of Sask;
to lecture on Soils, - and 'Fertilizers.
Th0 eomPali.Ywill supply fertilize
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-interest in the matter. Residents of
'The .A.Y.P.A. had a pleasant 'meet: :the street Which it is -Proposed to
ing, Monday evening: The Seriptur, Pave were particularly Well . repie-
IV$tented,,' They...were specially inter-
leSson, was reed' by. Alvin, Percy.
JeARie plitke 'sting a ic,19_04,Mis sfed in. the possibility of a consider -
jean Duvnin gaYe :an interetting i,i tb1e RYti°4-'4, 'the '.1:58:41-.4mg:Ta'adi-07
, on the property . fronting on , the
per 'op "The ljfe of Browning,"' enc..
Messrs. Stanley_ and Cole gave
street, in they y a frontage, tax.
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duet,„ The •program Was followed:1i 'Pie Council, :.,however, hadno
inten-
ganies nnd. contests, •• • '..tien of this, and nothing .m0r.a :than
a' 5c. -per -foot frontage tax Is pro.'
Presbyterian Gnu'. • . posed. . This , is about equal to the
The Guild meeting Monday 'night colt_of watering a:, gravel street for
was in the hands of the. Session and the laying • Of idust. There appeared
Managers. The topic, ."Stewardship • to be no setioUS objection to this:
as a ,Rule of Living," was 'taken y AS outcome of the meeting the
Mr: J. C. Murdoc.h?..Diteta were given,.
..Mary Aitchisop • and. Rev. ,CAuncil will advertise iti intention to
by .
Proceed with the paving and let the
Donald; • and•mary Aitchison 'and' neceSsary Cent:root; • '
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, The question' of paving • Havelock
tite'et c'a T. IV, 1-t7t,14-7P-reserir-time-
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threugh. the effer of Mr, 'James. Mit-
Chell&Trepresenting, the corriPanY-
„which .did the piling here last year :
•tz -put dewn.a 20 -foot Strip of concrete
Pal:Ting on Havelock :St. for $84569,,
fignisk considerably lower than. the
work „could be. Ole for by a Centrae-•
:tor 'who would' have, to 'move his • el
:cluiptrient and open' Up a ,gravel pit:
Mr..: Mitchell's 'plant it in practieally,
the seine position . aar- it was • when- he
finish'ed Work I last fall: • .
” The condition of .HaYelcick • Street.
last .fall _convineed ...everybody who
saw .it that a gravel street ' • woUld
obt •stand nn under the: "airionot • of
traffib that .goet-..oVer• this street. Thc.
• dounril could have *gone .with the
wc,"..k. (ratepayers, .Of Course, haying
was :hew at, the „of,. mrs. re the 'right. to . appeal to the Railway
d andA:Municipal-Board).. hut it aocarriedInd. sang
otite a, ; :?efisuocirl bneddm- ig.prIrses, 1..pn;.
'Headersen ,,,gave a: ,Bible reading on
the fourteenth , chapter , of. John.
or y • presep , an
all enjoyed. the'. meeting, and ,
ally- Mrs:- McDonald, who'. has
:been able to attend • the ., regular'
meetings. for some time,..-Eec'jr.,
th
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has returned from Toronto'
6 and ' will have , on • display.
Friday and , Saturday, the'
' latest styIe in. "E-PriTig—
•Milliner$i,.:. in :the ,•• newest
tales and Tinkterials used
for the corning. leason• • A
cordial invitation it; ex,
terided to the ladies , of —
Lucknow and vicinity • to
. call at any time and in-
, spect our stobk. Prices
reasonable. ,
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e Biead t)elightful.FlaV..
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or' -
TRY OUR RTJALITy HOME-MADE ,WHOLfi WHEAT
.- RAISIN ,DREAD
Specials -
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hocolate Marshmailow„-Cake: •
Squares
• ' c helsea Bunt. ••
• Iced. Rolls
TBisw
Oatmeal* Cookieic ,
Raspberry •Tartlets
OLLYMAN'S' BAKERY-
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Phone 36 Lucknow
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.Lticlulow;. Ont.
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• Mr. Jehn. Barnby Of Ashfield, will
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celebrate .his• 105th birthday on ..Fri..1-1.grs:--Th.--Deuglas-Tiliee•dilig"vere
UV Of. this • week,,Mar.• "n451 --Vela -Slierriff'rilevr7M:n4tee--
teresting atticle about;'this. lieiy". old penni4 ,and Mr.' qenneit.
MacKenzie and MT Geddes. The
maw e--found'in the Ashfiel• d nunibers, We,re • given ..'12Y • Catlin -rine
Circuit notes. ": ' • •
• - - Scripture reading was taken by Mr.
'Mr. S. Rathwell, who recently ;sold m ci • 4 •
his .'interee6. in the shoe business to •
o
;s partner, A. Turner,/ has bout THE PRESBYTERIAN W.M S
it' shoe . stoke at. Waterford, Norfolk . • AUXILIAlity ' W.M.S.
County, : and will takec'. possession . •
next week. .1Ie is Offering his' raj- ' .At the regular meetin held n
donee for .sale. , , the second, inst.Mies • Murray pre -
Mr. :Allan Turner sold his resi- .sided and conducted the devotiOna..•
dente to Mrs. Dudley, and he , and 'exClieisFa. McClure took toak''
Bihle. Study, and ' Mrs. H. Mullin ea.
•Mrs: Turner Will take the apartment
in the Aliin •Block, now oteuPied. by tePiei "mesieni weinen•" •
Mr.' and Mrs. Harold Allin. Mr., Allin . solo Was • king Mr. D: .Thempsbn
has &Melt, the Aliin residence on; •.and'reeding0 were given blv Mrs: T•
Aitchison arid Mrs: Dotiglas,• -
Havelock Street. •
• ' • . The.afoUrth of Illreh ••% a • •the. d
, Mrs. Wm. Murolie was in. Toronto fert.Sn'ecial • Praye-r,‘ and .Vtlise.- ineeti:11.;
over the ,week -end,, to SPend,a. few
days With her son, Alex., =who under-
went an, appendicitis : operation in the;
General Hospital. Alex!!! friends
will be Pleased to 'kneW that he • is
getting along All tight. "
• The 'Ir. Institute will hold a joipt
Meeting with the Jr. Farmers on
-Thursday- -evening March '17, --at •the,
--home-of .1V1iss-Elizabeth. Alton. _Meet:
ing , open at 8 'o'cieek as there -is
• genie business to discuss. . All .inter,.
cited are invited to attend. -E. Mar-
Seey. 4
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lEYE SPECIALIST COMING
Maud C. Bryant,: Optometrist, will
be at , the Cain • House; Lucknow, on
Monday, Mar. 14th.: Hours1 to 9 'p.m.
Headaches,' dizziness, pain in the
backof the neck, painful and, • in-
flanied.„ eyeballs, twitching eylids re-
iicved
through properly fitted glass-
es. Satisfaction assured. .
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Coots' Standard 'Spot:4 Sewing Cot,
top'2110-yds.,, any color and size, any
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quantity at :2 spools for 15e.-Aier-
nell,Mardoch CO.
HOUSE' FOR SALE
Good 8 -room frame. house, electric
lights, good' cellar, hard and soft
.water, 1 acre in the lot, on which is
choice small fruits and flowers, and
.:has been well cultivated. Cheap- for
quiek sale.- Apply to. S. C. Rath -
well. ' . (110-3-tf.)
Hausa For Sale-5-roenied' "cement
' VOT1ta* dwelling' on Outram •,StrOot,
LucknoW. 2 Vlllage iota wlth battto-,
1P0t00 Outer! Lacialow+
. p°11,141.1
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• AUCTION SALE ,
, William 'Staters, Let 9, Con. :9
Kinloss, will have an auction sale of
farm stock' on Monday, Mat. 21st. He
Will 'cell a nice lot of -purebred and
grade .cattle. -John Purvis, ,Atic.
AUCTION SALE
Robert ,Iluehannan will have an
auction sale of household' effects, at
his residence, Rots Street, Lucknow.
en.. Saturday,J.Mar,. : commencing
if , 2,30 • o'clock. Terms -Cash. E.,
Miller; Atte, ' • - •-• -
For Sale -A narnber..of well bred
brenze , gobblers.- 'Information at
The Sentinel Office. „
' • -For' ed gra; y
nor Oati'And,
Ereetd Vaunt,' R, 1, LuekrieW. Phone
Lucknow 1 �i 64,
For Acres of;land, •:good-
seven-ronied house,- good barn,well
fenced,running ' water,- Close to
school and church. • One mile north
of the Village of Lucknow On RAY -
rood • Gravei.,-,A: Lockhart; R.R,
Lucknow, • (10-8-0.)
EarlY baltie Seed ,Oate for,* sale
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thought .wise. to. have an 'expression
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'of :opirdoo. froin these specially in,
Mr. .1. E. AgneW,,Cler'k ef the
lecteiL-pLI,mintarof the
meeting,- and. he • _briefly' stated . the
purpose:_for which_ the-me,etino• *no
called. .• • •
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• Reeve M. Johristone explained.:
the need for. pairing and the -offer the
'Council had from Mr. Mitchell.' Ile
p,aid• • it had been asked how it "ca.e
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about that so much 'money had been.
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expOnded, 'on , Havelock Street last,
year building an improved gravei.
road and .it ,was now necessary ' tc
pave •• the. street. The reason. -Ives
that the .municipality of Lucknow had
.a Considerable. sum 'to, its gredit.With
both.: the County and, provincial Road.
Departments Which Would be allowed
on streets in the position of Have-
lock. If this 'credit was • net taken
advantage Of in 1926, it would lapse,
SO that., the Council of . 1928 thought
It' as well to :Ute it in some way. Be -
ides, it was thought .that" the
im-
proved gravel type of street would
1:e all right,' although in. practice
:perhaps' • due to tlio wet season; it
did -not prove ti be to. Betides, 'at
ratepayers' *meeting,: the residents
of qUiteloek" Street thad,:: expressed
themselves as favoring ,vravel
street to a payed itreet. inc reeve
further .pointed out that the annual,
colt of keeping •the gravel street -in
Conditibn wonki Alinost equal •the an-
nust gest of 'a paved 'street. • The up-
keep of the present street Would ran
about $585 per year, while the annu-
'il. payments' -en-a paved -street, -wonid
amount to 8682; ,while AS between
the servjceablenest . of tlie, two, 'there
Could: be no temp -arisen. '
_contractor eStiatafes.'that,With:
•1-averal)16. :weather, the %apt:tat_ ivork
;$4.0uld not take More than two weeks,
done . on the street last yew,
reatly 4eseened thcwork 02 paving
• SOUTH iiINLOSS
The W.M.S. Met at the Manse .on
March A, a good number attending.
'After Hymn• 282, the president an,
flounced that as .it was the day c.3
'International Prayer the program, al.: -
ranged for that- day would be :
lowed. Psalm 72, the General Con-
fession and Lord's Prayer were. given
in unison. Miss N. Nicholson, Mis.
II. 'Sutherland Miss A. MacKay
Mrs. L. MaciVer led -in prayer. Hymn
374 'was ;sung, and mks: A., Suther-
land and Mrs. (Rev.), James ,offerec,
prayer: .Duripg the business discus-
sion it was decided to leave •. the
Easter' thankoffering meeting to the
program. committee. Mrs. M. Irwin
,explained "position of., Moslem, Wom-
en• in Theory,'' freni the Study Book.
.-Mrs.• (Rev.) James placed the main.
thoughts of Mark 2 in an interest-
ing *ay' before these present. • Tbt...
Meeting Was then closed • according to
the program'. in the 'Glad Tidings. -
Press •See'y. • •
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• tANGSIDE
Wedding bells are ringing
'Bachelors, match yourselves, for the
disease seerroi catching. •
Mk. und.. Mrs Mi1vtn Irwin:. „and
Mrs; fl.4_ MaeDenald yfsited that
ThurAdar evening,. -With -Mr,- nd-ltrs,::
R. Tiffin.
Miss Grate Ri2,11arolsen spent last
-Week it "'her* lionie- here; .-tiwrng '•."4tO.
. ASH/1EL]). NOTES
• After • a long illness in which..s.he
suffered intensely : with that • dread
disease; cancer, MissRebecca
Gregor of kintuil, passed away on
Friday morning, the 4th inst., in the
64th year of her age. ger brother
James, with whom •she had been
keeping 'house, died only about a
'Month ego: 'She is siiivived: by tWe
brothers and two sisters, Donald , in
Texas; pt, Murdock in Fargo, N.D.;
Mrs. Murray of Los Angeles; w1U; is
home at present, and Mrs. MacKay
Of Kincardine. The funeral, Which
took place on, 'Monday, was very•
•largely Attended. The bereaved bro-
theri- and -sisters'--haVe- the i sypipathy:
of the entire ComMunity.
The Paramount Drainatic Club Pre-
sented h -
Lochalsh last Friday evening, and al-
though the attendance wasn't Wasn't
owirg ;:t.p."so many seeing . the • play at
the oth r places. where it • was given
still, all who attended , were delighted „
The dance Which folloWed ,was well
patronized • and :thoroughly enjoyed
by everybody. "''''
Misfortunes never come singly, as
one .of •Lochalsh's peppier • young
men is by this. time ••fizllY aware.. He
had a couple of young ladies to the
concert and dance last: Friday even -
fog, , and at .he waspreparing te
make the homeward . journey, .• his
horse ' for some unaccountable rea-
son, . planted ' its front ,foot 'rather.
firmly on on top. of his head, leaving
him .,with • a very sore .cranium,',. for
several days. On account of the nii-
ha.p he was underthe, painful neces7
sity of having to give the 'ladies over
to ,the tendcare ofsome other
Willing,. swains, , which indeed:.
misfortune number two.
' The , Women's „Institute held their:
-Marel...1.„,meetitit--ar-theThome Of art.
Russ Bissett,: and was' Well 'attended.,
feature of the meeting was. a dem-
onstration. in 'apron making; prizes
being given for the best apron.:
shown. The April meeting will be
'held' in •Kintail hall„ and will :be in
the form..., of a literary contest ' be-
tWeen. the married and the single Ia-
(lie5Of the institute. •
• We are glad', to report that Mr:
John Hogan Kintail, who has been
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, for
some time, is improVing..
Mrs.' Rod. MacLennan, of Leehalsk
is visiting with her sister in • London.
Dame. Rumor has it going ".,that
thereis. soon to .be a 'wedding' in
Laurier:
-the, l'egIkitter-111-er ECheeT-13eitif '•Tt•leillivricered10.1r only to-scartfy-'
closed. " tlie surface, „,tcrape the/ loose gravel'
The 'United , • Iela to the Bidet, and the street will be
at4he home: of Nitss: Mr ready ready to lay down the'eelierete. The
garet _Ross on Friday . stone loandatien is -already in. ';
Mrs, Gordon ,,Scott of Ratepayers who took the
ed., With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. disenaSion, wore:. .1),_ C. •Taylor, Wm.
Hili„ last week. ' .14ewten. W. E. Treleali;
Miss -WiniifredTheinpsori' �f Rap- nrq, Elliott 'Miller,-
id City, is ,spending few days With Councillor Rae ,stated that, .judg-
Mk V. EmerSon, • ' big from wbat he learned at: the
Fretfrom 00e: Per bushel,-,
wocdB A ;nOithet of young foils Aileitet .Good Roadt, Conventioft recently, held.
, Alex, Haclott R.R.•, No. 7 %Maw at Mr. WM. Wraith's last • Mete 's ..-Terento, there 'Wait a probability 00Ih /1'1 ovantON..••,. •
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FLOWERDALE •
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Mr. Wm. Robb spent the week -end
'With his tister at, Hespeler "1
" Mr. and Mrs, L. MacIver and0Miss
Belle RoiS'Apentlast Wednesday 'With
D,; MacDonald's at Purple drove;
Mrs. R. Watson 'Sod Laura, attend-
ed 'the' U.F.W.O. meeting at Mrt.
Murdoch Matheson's, 't]th : Con., • last
Tuesday , afterneen.
Mrs.. Walter • Greenwood • spent ti
few daythit week.. Wi„th her friend.
,Mrs. Douglas Graham; 2nd. Con. •
Mrs 3 Thompson„, Sr., hike ;been on
the sick list: - •
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Mrs:..1). S. MacDonald, of Lbcknow
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'is ,spending a. few days at 'them
• hoe
•Olher broiher, iCtadyer. •
-G--1‘facKenzier-of. Lifektio*..
vyans "a; .Visiter F.,MacDonald's
last .Friday. :
Phone 75
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k NEW .GOODSL--THIS IS ,THE BY -WORD , AT OUR° STORK
• EVERY 'WEEK BRINGS US 'SOMETHING .NEW, ' AND
EVERYTHING :IS iiISPLAYED. FOR YOUR. • -INSPEC-
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4 Hosiery
• Ladies' • Underwear • •
.American Broadcloth
Linen Towelling,
Table Linens
1.
• NEW- ,
• Sheeting k Pillow Cloth'
Bed Spreads
. Pillow Casing •
Curtain Nets
, Panel , Curtains,
DRAPE MATERIALS' OF THAT S1UNFASi COLORING‘ IN
MANY BLENDING SHADES
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• Miss Beryl Solinston was, hone
front. Fordwieh for the week -end.
, gr. F. hilax_Miiickletoxas up
London osier the Week -eta.
, Mrs: IL Horton and Mary are vis
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Ring- her brother,: Inspector. J: , C.'
StothersTin. Londoii. this week. .
Mrs.' 'Tom Blake, entertained her
s.s. Cass ,of girls' on Fill:lay evening.
The 'Trail Rangers' Were over after
,for ...a treat of candy„.
and sorne giuneS; also. Alt report an
enjoyable timei;
.Messis.- Clifford and Leslie Wiliot
of: .*roiceter, spent ' a few days last
week . with their ' . cousin, George
Twamley
Clifford , ;Who was out
01 scheel. last, weekT,-at-id-Telametyliat-
under the weather,was able ,to re
turn' to, 1.,tieknow, Menday.
.Mi Robt. .Fitzgerald and Miss -
Laura visited Mr. and Mrs.' Jas,. Caine
bert, Sunday.
Miss Agnes 'Ci ansten entertained
a .nuniber of herfriends on • Thursday
evening. .
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ST. HELENS
r; Stanley Bowles, . of Wallaes-;
WIT, and . Miss Sadie Bowles, of
Sorribra, were visitors, lastweek' with
Mr. and Mrs. ChaS. Durnin.
Mr. Wilson Woods 'spent a ew
days at Toronto and auelPh.
Little Hugh David. MacDonald; who
has been wider the dector's care with
pleurisy is improving:
' Mr. H. G. Whitfield, of knoX Col,
lege, will. preach in the united Church
,n‘xt '
The monthly meeting Of .the Wd-
Merits Institute held at Mrs. D.., Todd's
on Thursday afternoon was :well at-
tended. An excellent paper prepared
by 'Mrs, Ramage on "Canadian Wo-
men of Note,'' was read. The roll call
-My Pet Proverb, was well respond-
ed to
At the,annual Meeting, of the ,W.M,
S. of the &United, quirt+, held .at Mrs.
D. Phillips' the folloWing,bitcers•Were
elected', Hon. F'resident, Mrt. Cum -
'ming, President, Mrs. Ramage. lst
--,Vi'e's-Priaideht,:- Mrs G Vebli.,-,-2nd.
dO:Pre.sident; MrS-f-Rebtricbit:-WoOds
Seeretary, Mrs.V+ A Milier Treas.&
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s Gordon..'SuPt: of. Mission Sand
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•Ne*',:Siiiiiig 'pry Ooods" lit ' IRS : .. . ' . • '
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. . ' .1.ips. Following.•,,the aiiiiiiiif icteelini,
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•:- :the •..prograiti „,•fet -the World Day .of
, . - . .
:..grants ' amounting to •501%. Might be. -Prayer was.. carried Out, Mrs. , George
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allowed:. oli such .werti ag :that *pid:. Ntrebh ilatt. -charge,: The PraYer, for
posed for Havelock Street, but that -Canada was Id& hy.,:;:v43,,,,4.; ,,,,Rittli,,,
. was . upeertain and Soilie yeari. away 'i er-ford," the General. COnfestion ' by,
at best; however, . he thought it Mrs : Gordon,„; the: prayer for China.
, Werth 'Mentioning. , *Idle waiting en : by' Mrs., Rainage; that Or the ether
stteh a grant we 1WOUld .have to ' eit:; Mitsiefl Fields • by Mit.. Webb,. for the .
pend conSiderable on .the up-keep.of League Of Nations 'by Mrs. Robinson
' the present .street, and it :Might not. ,Wodde and the. '.geynt tit .Thankagiv.
meet -
that 'Mth in a, taw lisiari 0r0v100itit boktivinototooftwe;44 ciew4. ,t(ivd .Xitd14117o, ..int' bY Mtg.,' W. I, Miller: The Meet'.
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ERTILIZER
ar-load • On' hand:
Why order ahead when
you can get a supply
any day?
The Best Brands
G. S. ROBERTSON
LUCKNOW''
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CARDS
AND DECORATIONS
. Postal Cards: ....2 fol.'5c'
Cards and EnveloPea- •-•
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Ornamental .biepe Paper
..........25c., a roll.,
Ribbon Crepe Paper.
.15c. a • roll,
Tissue Table NaPkins....
.15c a doz.
A. E. NicKIM
• ,The- -Resell' Druggist
LUCKNOW .. ONT.
APOLOGY
We; .the undersigned, do apologize
for, and retract, any lies we have
said or circulated about Willie Tay-.
lor. We declare that he did not steal
anything front, Lloyd' Phillip's farm;
that he did not 'call Ruth Ramage
and Dorothy Neale two little, skunks.
'(Signed) George Phillips.
• Editin Phillips.
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POLOGY:' *- `
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..,. We,-theL undersigned, 'do apologize .
for all untrue - stories we -have circu,- .. , ...
lated, ori.of which .we ,haV:e atcused ,
.our teacher, Mise G. Lockhart.
Signed,) 'Mr. and 'Mrs. Geo. 'Phillipa.
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' *NO TRUTH IN REPORT
A report that has been current the
past week 111. SO to the effect,.:that
thedundersigned had Tirade An, iissign. •
went is absolutely without triith, and
warn parties about, further eireu-
lating the same. • •
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' V. S: Durnin.
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