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•1200 PER TEA1,w ADVANCI: $150,0111ERW,IRE •LUCIIPIO.
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, �4T., .THU$SDAYI APRIL
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$10FEESIONAli CARDS •
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•, -',-Dr.,- MakeLood..1411 'visit ' Lacion;ir
I every Tumidity. ' in Dr. ' Connell*
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. :.° DENTIST.
Dr: R, L. ;Treleaven, Lucknow.--
Oder Decker's S t.ore. Extraction
eitherby gas, or local. Will be in.
Dungannon every Thursday.
• Phone 53
DENTIST
lell . Dr. Neivton
Make appointment
In office everYclay 4
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Geo..A. Siddall, Lucknow. ,4-4 Broker
and Real Estate.—:Money to lenkoz,
first Mortgagee on farm: prOper-
• ties at ,6 and 6% per eent.aecording
to security 'offered; Also einall
amOunts on second mortgages an
• firm properties and on . personal
notes. AL'rew good .farnir for sale,
-WALL PAPER
My stock of Wall Paper is cote-
plete for 1927. Prices from 8c. up., I
agent-forleadinr--job"honies.
. R. J. _Cainerom-:-Diebrator, Painter
1104. Grainer, Box 174, Lucknodv.
For Sale—,A ,number of • window
and storm sash 'with. glies in them.
Apply` to D. C. Taylor. •
, 'Well Paper—Canadian made,' best
:dualitIr• Prices. from 10c. to, $2.00:
Good • workmanship guaranteed„
•'Samp1eshowfl at yotif- home :or at
residence of ,PhUllp Steward, 'paper
; 'hanger and 'decorater: '
' . (24-24f.)
•, EGGS AND BABY CHICKS
Get AMY price list before ordering
• Barred °Rock or White Leghorn Baby
' Chicks of eggs for, hatching. Iticulia-
' torn or brooders' at right prices. Cus-
tom hatching done.— Duncan Ken-,
• nedy„ Whitechurch, Ont.: • '
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PA•EM FOR SALE OR RENT
100 Acres more or leas, in'Irinlosi
Tovinship—corner. . lot , on country
• road -4'.-.5 miles from Lucknow. 4 miles
from Whitechurch—one mile from
blacksmith s h o p,,..., -schoolhouse on
farm—well watered, 5 acres bush—
barn 40x56 ft--2-story frame house
24x30 and kitchen 18x18 ft.—barn
and house newly rodded -2 acres or-
chard. Price $3,000, terms . to , . suit
purchaser. Also a large barn hi good
condition,for sale: Apply to Jacob
Lucknow. ' •
• (20.1.41.)
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.FOR ' SALE -
Overland Touring- Cir. Model 5.
In good condition. This is an • easy
riding, roomy' car, and has many
years of service ahead, of it. Just,
the' car, for the man with a family
who wants a good serviceable used
, car. ' Price reasonable. Apply :to
. Jelin Button, Lucknow.' '
' ,• (24-24f.) •
Baby Grand Chevrolet ingood, con-
• dition, for, -sale cheap. Used cars, op-,
. en and closed models; also used,
trucks at bargain prices.—Apply to
' Geo. H. Smith. '
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Reuse for Sale—Cement cottage
on Gough 'Street -5 rooins ,and pant-.
cement 'basement, good cistern.
everything in good .repair; geed gar.:
. den and. 2 apple trees.—Miss M. Fer-•
guton. Lucknow.
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. TENDERSk WANTED
'' --Tenders will be received by the Jill.
ersigned" up -to 12 o'clock., noon, on
' uesday, the Third day of May next
. dr the coestruction of ' a cenient
concrete sidewalk on'the south side
of Rose Street; between Outram St.
and Havelock pt.., . in the 'Village • of
Lucknow. . 4 . •
The lowest Or, any tender not nec-
essarily 4.4* aecepted.—Joseph Agnew
Clerk, Lucknow. , : • •
• pAlim FOR SALE .
• 100 acres of PySt: class iand, being
Mirth % of Lot 25, Con."2., West Wa-
. livanoslic-- 2,1/2.• :miles : frein....„ 'Auburn,
' lin wri ns the .Logan l'''-ariii•. " :There TS
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en. oa , property'. : bank , barn with
. atr ary; shed, fratee house. 2.•Orcliiirds,
•. Apply to Harvey Add. Auburn„
' (54.5-c):, . i • .
Akir 'Sale—TWO 'ihiiiee de*il, Jiitt
freshened: Aleo .4, yearling 'Durliani
•"°'. btill-....e. beautiful roan, NO. 180,315—
•. Reyal, Prince with -Marquis and
Prince of "Stritthillan breeding. -1'.
: AlboiC.-.GO.O1V.'T.Itiller 'West '01.'"-Ltielt.;"
now::•• ,' (54-19
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',.'..tOratie.,lortattle.—tittite.,, will "• he
token' in' for -grittifig.4.,•by-, the ..)tead,•
'by, the Utidersigitedfarin 1‘44 miles
east of /11OlyroOde.liiiiies
(5-5-P).
Car of good feed 'oats at the Luck.
taw Elevator. , Partis wsntlng *
Ingo
altOUld elt ft right ,away se
0 'LOCAL' AND GENERAL
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Get' the Sisall/11 Shoe at W. J.
Lttle's. Men's ,best :rwearing Shoe.'
,Ited Week
MVO, Ernie White -of '
wth her sister, --the
•XiSsaS Murdie. town. • •
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Have You for your .Sentinej.
for ,1927?, • Four menthe ' of the year
have gone' by and payment should be
in advance.
Mesiir?. Dave and Joe McCloskey
and Mrs, Frank McCloskey ,of•
'Guelph, d' spent the . week-enat
and Mrs.- jas. Purvis'.
The. neW:, assistant - in ..McKim'e,
Drug StOre Miss 'Jean. IVIcKinr
.Tillsenburg,. 'a 'niece Of Mr. McKim.
She is g,oing to take the course in
pharmacy-- !
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Mr.s - Ellen 'Alton of town, -"who •re -
goitre: at St ' Mary's Hospital, To‘•
:ionto, has so far recovered as to be
able • to leave the hosPital in a, few
days.
• Friends of• Mrs. Win. MacKenzie of
town, will be 'pleased to knoW that
she is making 'n- rapid. recevery ' in
the Hamilton General Hospital, "fol7'.
llowing a major surgical operationii
Mrs. Maclienzietient • to Han -alto!,
on April
. SOCIAL EVENING
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L 0 L No 428 will hold a: Soda)
veiling on Thursday,' May 5th. Bro.,
J: Hunter, Provincial Grand :Mis-
er oi Ontario West, also Bro. El.,
er Mahood, County Master of
est \Bruce, will address the ,ineet-
g. Ladies will please , bring luneh.
Peter Carter,'4It
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• klInVert......of_ 428 . Luck -
now
laff. attanTiefdiee as a ledge at
the United- Church, Lucknow, on
Sunday morning, May. 1st. All breth-
ren Lire requested to meet at the Hall
at .10.30 ' O'clock a.m.. • Visiting anon-
' hers W.M.
Y ;
• : PLA. At 11161000D
Don't forget the play at HolYreod
Friday April . 29th,- put- on -by -Holy.
rood .NyoMen's institute.. AAdmission-
35c and, 15-c. •
: -BASEBALL. ' BASEBALL
Your last chance to organize.. for
:the Bruce League, tonight --Thurs-
day, April 28, .at the Cain Houee
sharp at 7.30. All interested . in
baseball be present.Sec'y.-Treas.
THE WEEKLY HALF HOLIDAY, -
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As .in pa.st years stores and bust.
ness places in Lucknow will he clos-
ed . Thursday • afternoons, commencing
the first Thursday in Mac,(Thursday
of next Week) and continuing until
the end of September. During that
time .the places closed' on Thursday
will be open on Wednesday evening
of each week.
.s.-..r.40-41.41-ase1
Card of Thanks
Mrs. ,Jos.' W. Swan and family
wish to express grateful thanks to
the friends and neighbors for •kind-
ness and sympathy 'at the time , of
their loss of husband and father..
A PPRECIATION
Having dispbsed of my garage (and
machine shop business,. I wish to
PresS gi'atelui appreciation sof the
patronage I have received while in
• Lticknewi I feel sure that My,suci,
cessor, Mr. •'Leslie ' will en..
'deader to give the, public the best
possible service; and ' I • bespeak for
him a continnation of ' the: favors ex-
tended to• 'Durnin..''
eai•
A limited quantity' of • the'
following seeds still' on hand.
All government gradesYelowx
, .
'& White. Sweet .Cloder.
'Mammoth & Ear:ly Red Peel.
Co. Alfalfa. '
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.Also all •Nnes ,of field and ,
garden seeds.
A. 114."01NLAYS01:81:
CHURCH •ritivrgs
Presbyterian Gund •,
The second. chapter Of '""The turn-
ing'Ilesh";was the ;topic it .the Guild
meeting, Monday"- evening, and 'was.
taken by *Mime. Carrick. Readings'
were given by Helen MacDonald, Iso-
bel Douglas, Marion Johnston, Loy.
raine Drabsonf Vera Steward..Doh..
aid& Douilits and. Winnifred John-
ston. Mrs.` Phillip Steward eontrIA
hilted a solo, and a number Was giVn.
.,
„en by a mixed • quartette. Mario
MacDougall galre the 4cripturii road.
.Mullin-Rayierd
• About 40 tapas :gathered . it the
'home:of Mr, And -Max ita*ilaid;
Lucknow, on Wedneaday. of .4lust•
'week • April 2040,,tKitness the
marriage of their youngest daugh-,•
ter, Winnifred „Hazel , to Mr. Cecil'
,pordofi.,11full4n; seri' or .Mt. • and Mrs..
'Henry 'MuIlin of town; At -six 4.;e!,7,-,
clock 'Ythe... bridemitered' the oOM
, the. arm Of her father,: tce.siredding4
music played by Miss Roszella Mul-
• lin, sister of; the, groom. The bride
,
was attended by her ,tiny niece, Jean
RaYnard, who .made a charming flow-
' The 'bride was 'gowned
*bite georgette w‘ith,,,tulle veil and'
•oriinge loseonis.The Rev: R. W.
bra'w: 'officiated.
• Follawing, the!'marriage -ceremony
a dainty supper was served, , at
which the ilTanclinether . '(ROYnaid)
of the bride; from Ethel, 'occupied
the seat of' Ironer. Aniong the many
_glfts—were....-tiv,ogenerous•.-4,--cheques-
,
'bearing witness to the wide circle of
friends interepted in the haPPy event.
The. groom's gift to the bride was P
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white goldwatch, to the •organist, a
watch; and'to the flower girl a string
of pearls. The young .cciiiple • took a
motor trip.to Niagara andHamilton.
On 'their return' they will 'reSide in
Lucknevv.' '
FIFTY YEARS MARRIED
Mr. dd 'Mrs. Wesley Henderson of
-.town;.-celebrated-the-50ttratiniderearr
of their marriage' on ^Monday even-•
ing of this week It was*: delight*
'fizl, surprise to the elderly. :rntiple
when Tall their family, ;- gtand.
children and One...great grandchild
:gathered at their 'home' 'to 'extend,
'congratulations and to: present e them:
with an appropnate_gift_in-remem--
lirance oI•the'event of 50 years ago.
.very pleasant social time was
spent by , the gathering, .with mimic
and , converilation.: In the course of
the -evening a, dainty lunchwas serv-
4ed, . and all .wisbect•the bride and
groom: of 50 years ago added years.
of health and happineas,and hoped
,thatthey should be spared to. eele-
bride the diamond ',anniversary:
Mr. and Mrs: Henderson, who .are
still taking an 'active part. in , life'
weremarried at .the ,hozne or • the
bride's permits, the. farm novioccu-
pied- by Mr. Garner. 'Stanley, a few
miles vest of Lucknow, by the Rev.'
Mr Bristol.. They made their, borne;
on part of the farm now occupied by
Mr. Eldon Henderson, and "iesidetf
there until. two 'Yeats ".ago, when OleY
.moved to Lucknow, • ,
EASTER THANKOIFFEE114,6''
• There was a splendid programme
at the `Easter Tharikoffering of :the
preihyterian W.M.S. Aux. Miss Mur.,
.ray.presided and Miss D. • Henderson.
conducted the Bible Study andgdeVo-
tional exercisesthe eicplaine,d •Ilery
fully the . passages cfScripture. Read-
iegs were given by Mr's'. J. Smith
and Miss ..Dorothy Douglas. Mrs:
MacDonald gave a very interesting
talk consisting of an Easter message
hearing partieularly entitle home.
Two solos were •sung,' one by Miss'
'Dean qeddes and one by Miss Mabel`
McClure. :.•Misses Kathleen 'Hill and
Mary Douglas' sang .a duet. At the
eioe of the meeting a 'social .' hour
was Spent. -
SAD DEATH, AT KINDARF
• Very sad was the death of Mrs.
Ifenry Arnold of ,Kincardine Town-
ship, near Kingarr, ' who died,: on
Tuesday' afternoon of this week': A
baby was born about, six o'clock in
the morning and themother died at
two in , the .afternobn. The 'ehild is
strong and likely to hie. Mr. and
'Mrs. Arnold were married' a littje
over a year :ago. Before her marri-
age the .deceased:rWas,Miis Elsie Heil
Sheldfelt, her people being residents,
of alie locality. .She! was aged . 25
years arid"iwiii nionthi. The‘luneeal
will be held on Thursday afternoon •
• at ore o'clock to. Tiverton CeineterY.
tood Goods, —•*, THE
SIARKET.;••-.11ornell:MprdOch. Co. .
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:-
Goderich, Ont.,: Apr: 14th, 1927
.. This is an apology by, me for state.
Merits which I have made toncerning,
the 'character of Mrt.Thornite.W..
Nell of. Auburn, and is made by me
for the!. Purpose .sof:,,dilifik. Athift, lean
to restore the good eharitetee. .and
reputation of .Mr. •McNall. From:what
. can learn there is absolutely . no
truth in the statenieuts whieh were
Made ooncerning. Mr, McNeil . and
some woman; and I am sincerely
\sorry that 1 allowed myself to, re.
peat Such statements.
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New., 'Goods—New Low Prices,—
THE MARKET— Hornell -Murdoch
Co.
NEW •GARAGE
Opened a garage in the'.
building formerly 'occupied. by Mr.
Herb -MeQuillin,- ani-Trepared •'to
411anala all kinds ,of automobile re
pair work Suppliee of atitomobile•
oils and repair part o alWaYs �t hand
Gasoline pump installed4-first
service.,
• Creani for Perri. 'CrealnerY, and
eggs 'at the. new stand. ,
[FAMILY TREAT
• THURS., FR!.: 4;A`.41./R;
April 28, 29 dz. 30• ,
Harold Lloyd lit
BROTHER'
Oite• latest
; , pieteres..1,
-- TUESDAY & ;„iyADNEsDAY
Reginald Denny. in '
"WHAT IIAPP,ENED TO
. ,JONES"
Serial &-* Comedy"
Eat Golden Crust Bread
The Bread- That Has the.'Flavor
The Breed That Is Different
•, prom_ AHLOthers
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WEEK -END SPECIALS
, Honey Cream Layers
Oatmeals• Date Trilbys Scone,
puzcolete' Minshatallow
Jelly' Rolls , Vanilia Jems
Large Variety of Choice C,00kles
'REID'S. BAKERY
Phone 611
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OPIES'TCE
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ors.Qqaut,Arti Bread is Inside from the_ChOic
I',anrgernedowtemntaild' lifligeLIO'hyfutS1 i7-11Td4P°Nu'ilt4Cl!flalaufs:'
• We
alth
Bread *hich. Of,f0t.. the greatest advantage
' ici.thos4 suffering' from indigestion,I etc.
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" SPECIALS
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, Chelsea, nuns. Cream* ' -0iiriiteifICOokiesH
Eon' !bindle • ;Scotch; Scenes ' ' 1 Coffee Cakes
\ • Letnoa Meringue:Piing '• Chocolate MarlhinalloW cake, .:.
„HOLLYMAMS BAK.ERY
Phone 36 Lucknow
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. Lucknow; Ont.
TORF IP
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' ST. HELENS
Mrs. Will MacDonald is in Hama
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ten, 'owing to the death of her ,moth-'
Mr. and Mri. Hay of *Listowel,'
were:visitors. on „Friday at Mr: J. a
ktabgrfsprirs...Miss.,._W--.0.--RdtheitfOrti
returned to Listowel with , them; .en
route to Tinitnins.
' lgrs. Clark, .Miss Celina Clark and
%Mr. Marvin :metiowen of Weetfield,
were over to St Helensone day last
week Mrs, Clark intends opening
her home here soon. • .
Many friend5 will be glad to -knot./
that Rev. Chas: Cumming was able:
to resume his pulpit on Sunday ef...
+Armen, Offer, a two 'months' :vaca-
tion, owing. to ill health.
Misses Elizabeth and Laura Salk
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did of Goderich, visited friends here
„ .
during the, week
Mr,' and Mrs. Arnold Barbour and
daughter Dorothy' and Master .Bobby;
Phillips.- of Fergue,were week -end
disiters with Mrs. 'Barhour's mother;
Mrs. R. J. Woods.
, Mrs. Carlieron and Miss Mary Mur.
ray' went to Toronto on tMehday, to,
attend the funeral' Of the fernier's.
sister, Mrs D McDonald, who, as
Miss' Maggie Radcliffe . was a former
St.' Helens girl;
Mr. and Mrs. Durnin Phillips Mot.
.ored to Stratford .on Monday. -
Smzth's Falis, were Easter visitor
with . the former's daughter, Mrs-.
Tern Salkeld.
The 'Annual meeting 'of the .Wonv
.en's Institute will be 'held'in the
coramunity Hall on Thursday. after
noon, May 5th Bell call-,"Sugge.s-
.tiona' for, Next Year's Programme."
Topic "Practical Talk on Home Nurs-
ing"...in charge of Mrs. *MacF;arbine.
'Many friends will regret to .know
that Mr. John McGuire has been Se..4
rionslY ill in the, Winghana ; Hoard")
with prieunioaia: ,We hope Johnny
will soon be around again.
:Quite a number from St. ;Helene
attended the funeral of the; late Mr.
Fox at Whitechurch on Saturday.
' Our Easter visitors ha4e scattered
again. Finlay Shackleton; Palmer
Kilpatrick and Miss' Grate Blake re-
turned to London and .Stratford • Nor.
mal Schools.
mr. and. Mrs. J. c. stothers• and
Donald of London, spent' part of the
vacation- With Mr: andre: ; Henry
Mr .• and Mrs. Ernest Hell and lit
-
tie; daughter of Brantford, vi•ere
guests •of Mr. inn! Mrs. Thee. ,1Ial1,
Easter' week. • .
Mr. and •Mre. Will Finlay • and
*Margaret ef Wingham 'spent the hel:f
idays on their farm bere'
Mise' .Elsie Anderson, who had her
week, age; is spending this Week
at. home. , \
'Mr and' Mrs.`"MeSwain of GlaMis
visited Mr: and A.Mrs .' john* Watt on
Sunday, .
Miss Beryl JohnitOu reternea to
Tordwieh, Monday, having spent the
'vadati611 at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Alfred Andrew ° and
Mrs. David Andrew spent Frit*
B-E
Men's- Khaki" Pants at
Fancy Umbrellas • 1-50
' Fine Print Shirts .:.......... 1.29
Boys' Bloomer. Pants . . 1.85
•Heavy Work Shirts
Cotton Jersey Pullovers '.45
•Ladies' Hose ......... . . . . . .25
.Yds. Fine White Lace for .. .25 -
10 Yds. Pipe White Insu for .'. .25
Heavy/ Ligyt or Dark Shirting ..32
Heavy' Ribbed Cotton Hose '.... .50.
Heavy Kitchen Towels........ .39
• /Fable 'Napkins .18•
Ladies' Large Sized • Gloves .50
• -•-r-----Every item a rear Bargain. Every sale carries our; money -
This store will be open Wednesday evening during the peri- '
of the summer' half holiday. ,
Alfred E. Buswell
AkinerArArAramr.owarandoialciewi.onsioidwirairmikiara;
u :,Q44�1ss
DURNIN PHILLIPS, ST. HgLE
en
I shall be pleased to, demonstrate to you the.
new iNdsOn or Essex Super -Six Models
tratf�rd, Apiil 25th, 1927
This is to certify that Mr. Durnin Phillips
has authority to sell Hudson and Essex Cars in this
territory, and that he will be supplied -with. cars.
(Signed) ROY BROTHERS &CO.
Distributors for Hudson and Essex Cars
For The Counties of Huron, Bruce and Perth
4 "
Master . Tom Anderson is spend,
izig.a .couple of weeks at his home in
London.
Misses Ethel' and Bertha...Brown
spent pert of 'last: week with their
friend, Berne '
. Nurse McManus of -..Goderich, ,is
waiting on Dorothy :Curran; who is
seriously ill with pneumonia'. We hope
for -her, .early recoverY.
The first meeting of ; the
was held in Blake's Church,' Thurs-
daY afternoon, Mrs. 'R. Johnston Pre-
siding. ,New Heralds were appointed,
who. are expected it) report on their
respec.tive' mission, fields' at each
Meeting. Mrs.. Blake gave an in
paper on India, and Alias
OliVe "Anderson 'sang at Oolo. The
May Meeting Will be at Zion., Al!
the ladies of the, congregations are
:cordially invited.
Good .Goedi;* LOW: Prices. THE*
MARKET—Hornell Murdoch 'i: co.
'ASIIFIELD • NOTES
_
Mr and„ Mrs; amines Richards. of
Markd'aie, last. week with
Mr. and .Mrs. :Riehards', of Para;
Mbunt. •
-Paraniount, Speht ";Sunday- with
•friends•,in,Hiiren TOWiiShip;
Mr. P. Gilmore, who has been 'se-
rioualy ill for sonie. time, ...IS much
imprOVed, we are- pleased to know.
We are, glad to report that Mr'
' Ebner: who ' was vary etiiit,
;Lily ill with • pneumonia,' is maidng
8131604 progress toward iteoverY.
04014 1$1.11.441, optoosm 4 0, 4, 1041ktrick* 04 Vitickt4dity last vvteU 84.
k
•
.terment took place, in Kinteil :Cezne- •
tery Of .Mr." Donald: IVIcLenrian, who ;" ,
was born apd lived the greater part
oL his .life_:,at Laurier. He retired
and medeit to Kincardine sonie years
ago,' in which place he died :The fun-
eral was. quite largely attended. '
We Wish to correct an inaccuracy '
ivhfch. appeared in: the late hank
Seott's obituary. in• lest week's is-
sue, of , The Sentinel. , It states that '
his son, John got ?berried laSt winter
and moved• On a farm he bought in
W.avvanosh.': John Scott has been
niarrim 'six years, and has been'liv-
ing over half mile east of his fa- •
ther"s farM tor several years befere,
moving to Watianogh. It Was :pure..
ly a mistuide.rstanding between , the
reporter and ,the editor, .
Mrs Williain Jarnieson 01
glad to report" she is soiriewhatin
,,' •
ocu-r.7en,re
y.'s
Corners, has been VerY, sick 'for the • ,
pas eouple of weks,
visiting with Eli IVicNimara Of 'Lo -
roved
thian. -•
1%/fr. John TO'Reilly of Kintail, is
.
We that Mi
been
Mi," and
James Drennan who h
Confined to .bed with sicknesS, .are
both•tVery much iniprove'd.
•
Mrs.
•••
MEMORIAAI
I
Son and
Ensign -4i loving memory �f otu
darling wifeand mother', Sarah. A,
Ensign, „ who died five years age to.
day, April 29;1022. •
O.P.r lips cannot tell her we loved. her.
Our hearts c4nnot tell what to say!
.God•only knowshew we inias.her
In ear home tbat is lonesome ,t04
Darig'hjers,
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