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OTIT.,.TH6113DAY 'TUNE 2nd, 1927...,
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• PROFESSIONAL CARPI. S.
'• Dr. W. 'AL Ceniiell • • •
Phyiican aid. *Ogre,
Luckaow • ,
• Haunt 2-4. 7-4
' Phone
• ' • DENrIlIST • -
Dr.. MacLeod Will Visit
*Tarr" ; .Tuesday o in • Dr, onsialrai
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• , 7 'DENTIST
' Dr. R. L. Tralenven, • Ltiekitoiree,
()Ver. 1)ickerli, St or .• Extrietiiat
*Muir by. gas Or local. Will his *
Dungsnnon avert Thlandil1flitone55,
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O LOCAL AND GENERAL 101
•Mire! Mira Vii spent limit week
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Thursday, Friday, Safarday-,.Big.
Days. at The Walker Store. ,•
• Mias-lattora Mit4hell crIrerentd
metaUn-
Lversity,is home for thearOmMer., "..
Best vale in Merits Women's and
Children!ii Shoes -at W. 1 Little's
•Shoe 'Store... • ••• :•• ;
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at 'her haute here., • •
. DENTIST •
_Can Dr. Newton
Make appointment •
In 'office everyday
' F.L. Darrow has „beer! appointed
issuer of liquot -permits fOr Goderich
and district. '
Mr. Norman Paterson; wait , over
from Detroit to 'spend the week -end
at his 'borne here. .
Mrs, K. •MacLeod, who• spent the
winter in New York City, has re-
turned to her home here. , , • .
• Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgins of
Stratford.; were recent visitors with
'friends on the 2nd of Kinloss; •
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II EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
. 0 0'070 -
GOO. A. Sid‘11, LneknOw, Bradt
and Real Estiite..-.-Money to lend or
first Mortgages on farm proper -
ales at 6 and 6'4 per cent aceordine
.o security offered.' , Also splay
: amounts on second mortgages on
• farm; properties, •and, on personal
ltotes. A few good taring' for sale,
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WALL PAPER .
MY stock of Wall Paper is eorri-
plate for 1927. Prices from 8c., up; I
am also agent for leading job houses.
J. Cameron, Decorator; Painter
• and Grainer, Box 17.4, Lueknow. •
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 1.0e. to $2.00.
pood workmanship guaranteed.
Samples ,shown at your home ;or at
residence of Phillip . Steward, paper
hanger and . deco -rater. '
(g4-2-tf.)
EGGS, AND BABY *CHICKS
' Get "my price list before ordering
Barred Rock or. White Leghorn Baby.
' Chicks or eggs for hatching. ,Incuba-
tors or brooders at right prices. Cus-,
• tom• hatching done.- Duncan -Ken-
nedy. Whdeeburch, Ont
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Five Passenger Car for, sale at a
:•bargain. Will refinish it, and give
two extra tires and tubes,' chains,
• 1927 license. Battery run one -sea-
son. If you want a cheap car, sei
• rae.-4. Robertson, Lucknow.
(2-6400) •
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, Astray,•-•Canne to the • piernisee
of the undersigned, Lot' 7, ,Cort. 2.
Kinlossk one pig. Owner- may have
. same ,on proving property and paying
expenses. -Roy MaoInnes, R.R. -6,
Lucknow. , • (2-6-100)
• BABY -CHICKS- AND EGGS FOR -
HATCHING i• •
' 'We have what You want in S. C.
• White Leghorn Baby 'Chicks and
Egg a• for hatching -the best, • from
large stock, producing large numbers,
° 'ef large eggs. •
Baby Chicks; June, 12c. each. Eggs
for 'hatching, 4c. each. Order early to
ensure a supply. --Elmer J. Farrish,
Lucknow, R R. 7. .Dirngannon, Phone
82 -ring -21 '
(16-6-c)
Young Pigs For Sale -•--Apply to
.Phillip -MacMillan, just east of Luck
'now.
AUCTION SALE, '
'The household effects Of Mts. Mary
'Black, Kinloss Village,will he'aold• by
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public auction at her residence, :on
Mender., June 6th, • boinniencinerat
.. 1.30 o'clock. The residence .and .Tots
will also he offered for sale -,--subject
to reservedbida-JOhn pima's; Au&
7 Mrs, W.: Martin was in Toronto last
week, and attend' the graduation ,ex-•
excises at the General Heapital. '
Mr, Thomas Webster of Glamis,
was last ;week a visitor' with friends'
aliout Lucknow an St, Helens. •
A number of school reports •receiv-
-ed thia week' are unavoidably , held
over. They will appear next • Week. '.
Three • Rig iDays at . The Walker
Store this week: Crime and save.: '
Messrs. John •and • Walter lVfacKen-
ariek motored over from Detroit and
WiiTitar-7.taith---LochTli rill and:
Lucicnow .friends. • -
• M.r. and •Mrs. R.014, R.fre:,nd•dugh;
ter, Margaret, spent part- of last
week ...with friends in Kingsville,
, ,
Windsor and Detroit. • •
''We .notice -that • Miss Helen Craw
his :beep suCcessful in passing her
exam S at Toronto University, Win-
ning' her .B.,Sc. degree in Medical re-
search werk. '
Mr. and Ms Donald Lowe motored
over from • DefFeit on • Saturday and
spent Sunday with Luelcnatv and, kin-
ioaa friends. Dir. :is helping to
get Out the "CheV.'", cars. • •
. The death is reportea. from • San
Diego,. California; of Mra. W. JoI7
liffee. Mrs,. Jcilliffee was 31 years ;of
age. " Mr. and .Mrs:Jolliffec will he
remembered here frOni 1910 to 1913.
On Sunday' next; June the fifth, tire
fifty-third anniversary services wfl
be held in SL . Peter's ' Anglican
..Church, Lucian:ow The • T.
..preach, at
both services
Many automobiles-bearing-Urild
States ::licenses were in Western On-
tario on .Saturday and SimdaY.• Mon-
day being a public holiday in Uncle
• Sarn'a domain, gave; many a chance
foil a 2. -day outing;
A 'umber of local news budgets
received last weelc failed to appear
in The Sentinel on account Of :being
tOo late. The rural mail couriers had
a .initiday on Tuesday, and budgets
' delivered on Wednesday afternoon
eannot be Used. w,
On account offthe District Meeting
- the Women's •Institute ' being
Changed from Imre 15th to June 10th
theregular monthly meeting will be
held this Friday, June, 8rd instead
the • 2nd" Friday, at the ,horne ot Mrs
AUCTION SALE 00 LUMBER"
The lumber in the sheds at Miller's
PNivel pit will be offered for sale by
r blic , auction On :Saturday, June 11.
•Salle to cainnieriee 'at 4 o'clock pane
The lumber • consists . • of one -inch
'hoards; planks 216, 28 and 2k10 in.
new when the sheds; were erect-
ed •last surnmer,'
' 'TERMS -All soma of $10arid un-
der, crish; over that amount 6 months'.
credit on approved notes, or 'a dia-•
count at, the rate of VA tier annum
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allnwed for eash on credit sums.-
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FOR SALE • .
, 'One 131rie Bird. 'Electric Washieg
• • Mrte*e. One Electric.- Carpet
Sweei,per. One MeClary'a .-Electric
Ranke. ,•• Above first class
. cendition,Inspection invited...:-.-koh'7w.
;•ert J.ohnaten.' ; • • . (9-ttc),'"
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IZEvI$10k.
Notice is hereby' given that .
Coot to hear and determine •the
nq-
penTh :against the- •aaaeaament roll '...fOr
:the Village Of TalektiOar•tor the year
• 1027 Will lie held. in • the • Ilounail
'•Chninber in the Tiawriliall, 1 nekriove.1
• Orr Tuesday the 1.4th• .(foy et • :Tune;
1,921;,rtt, 8, eetoelt. P.M. '' •
All peraons"iire-bereby ',heti:bed *,•„,te,
• gevern, therneelVerr aecordieglr,°
AgneW' Clerli.
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T. S. Reid. A:large attendance -is: re
quested • _ ,••
:CoMe, to the Leeknow Town Hall
on Monday evening, June the • 6th,
and enjoy the anceesaful eomedy-dra-
nia "Cheer -Up,• ;Chad," This play
will be presented by the Bervie and
Kingarf, A.Y.P.A.. under the auspices
Of tha•Ladies'-' Aid. of St. 'Peter's An-
glican' Church, laicknow,
PREPARE TO ptaint:ATO
Residents of laleigle* are .request-
, „ • . w,
ed to ;makepreparations for.. the
splendid decoration:a:a their* homes':
dji1ae .of iniainearen J'ply-
The committee• 'of, ''citizens haying'
,charge of the jubifde celebration • 'is.
arranging' for elaborate. street deer -
atter, befitting the occasion, but : to
Make: the _town decoration 'a:real suc-
cess, 'folk inuat. look after their, own*
homes. A ,profusion• of flags an col-
or -0,D !Mating will go -far to add tc.
the beauty of the town and Make the
• ode/Mien, a success.. -
YOUNG FOLK TO TAKE, PART
IN. JUERME CELEBRATION
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In connection with the Jubilee 'ot
Confederation Celebration.' at Luck -
:now on July. lst a feature' of the
merriing program will be ' a. mass'
meeting in Caledonia Park with • a
program 'specially designed to onter-
tain and interest young people. The
school teachers in the surrounding
township's are being asked to „en-
deavor to have their 'pupils • attend in
as large numbers as possilde. Wom-
• en's Institutes toe; Will be invited to
take Part in the demonstration. -There
will be community singing of some
of the, well-known wpatridtie songs; a"
few patriotic speeches andfield
sports for beys ;and girls.
The nation-wide celebratien Will be
largely with.a view to prOmeting, the
spirit of patriotism in the. young. and
'every • effert will he made to have • as
many' beya anr.L.girls ' freni town and
country take „part in, it,
GETS-pOpicoNIIsr-,7-II:ATTON
On graduating from tite 0: A; C..
'Guelph • recently, *Mr. David Aftdrew
had the 'good fortune to be , appoieted
'Agricultural 'Representative .'in Hal-
ton , County, and/ has already taken:
over...the: work there. Me: Andrew
has _had'. a good .cleal-of experience in
modern agrieultirral; metliods; ,having
been assiatant in the Huron , Cennty
office' for a number of, years; and 'Hal;
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ton wili have a good man.
• CHURCH NOTES'
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• In the absence of Rev:- Mr. Craw.
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who attended tiarniftO Conference
Met. *Week, the servicos
L-nelcriow
,:iJnitecl . Church last' Sunda were taIZ-,
; w "*Ii. -
en by Mr. Sandy Nicholson, • who is
spending the •summer ,vacation • at his .
hone on the -Second Con., ' Kinloss.
Large congregations Were present:
. •
morning and •evening.. .
.;Presbyterian, Guild
: The Guild entertained the , Young,
People's Society. :of . the - i.-',Tbesivater
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Church on Monday, quite a :large'
'nuariber.-being--"present: The . Tees -
water people gave the gr'eater,. part
of the program. iteir.. Dr, Forbes
gave, • an ;address, denling with- . the
Sixtieth anniversary of the Confeder-
, ation of Canada. • Musical features of
the Pic:grain Consisted of a Vocal duet.
by. Misses Mary MacLennan and. Te-
rm Stephens; . Jean Donaldson, : and,
Jean Ritchie.' 'Messrs. Nixon and Ori
gave % instrumental :selections, and
Miss NethercOtte gave a piano ' solo,
and ii vocal duet by . Donald :Grant
• .
and Andrew McKague. Readings
weregiven by • Wilhelmina •MacDon-
„
ald and Jean MacLennan.. A report
• of the young people's • gathering at
Toronto was ren 4 by Miss Fern Reid.
' Miss Jessie Stewart read the ,Scrip-
ture "lesson:
• Ernst on iWo successive -nightalast
week caught early Potatoes and a .
few. lender plants, but did not result
in ,• serious 'darn:age. Self -registering'
therrnorne_te,rs shaWe'd one degree be -
IOW freezing en • Thursday ,morning,
and 11,f • degrees below on •• Friday.
Temperatures,* of eteirse, *Mild vary
alightly in different localitie&
THANKS,L;•Mfri.-
Staider • and fanilly .wish o ,expreak•
gratatiff . thanks :to the fridnda and
'ire WOO rliSiv
at the titre' Of their ..lifare of inishrind
and tattier.
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:EARLY ,11010 "WAS IN ,ASIIFIEL*D
The death -occurred .recently* at the
Ilaya Inatitnte,. Rechester, Minn.; of
,4-tarty-Woctioodr,yonnge(4 son •et.the„
late Archibald and Mris, .1%txteLOOd,
sonnedy . . .
MRS: ADAlltli",THOIVIPSON. .
PAsg$:' 4'.v.vAy A11":,w!Nz4firegG
. • The death occurred at„:"Ftnniireg on
.Saturday,•;;Iaittof.Mrps-::-Adarrt-T,horrip_7:.
son; Who, for Many .:years .was a rest -
dent of lareknoW before' going to
Manifeba. Ivir0,*•-; 1%6/limn had visit-
ed in, ,uelcllow" almost every kurnmer
-and•arranternents Were made for her
-.1esyirig wizatiper. on ,May 23rd on. a
trip to Ontario. •,- Ahciat a -aveek.,be-
!ore that date she was taken. ill, and
in spiteof ° every care she steadily
lost, strength. •
„The., rernains are '.,being. brought
her,e,fOr interment, ie., Maitland Ceme-
tery, GOderich, .the funeral to be.. on
Friday afternoon of this week. The
funeral service Will.. be, held••at the
homi:Of her son, Mr.-.Rebart.:,Thorrip-
son.: Willoughby. St:, Luckri ow, at :two
o'clock.• . • -
The*. late Mrs. Thompson had been
a widow for the :past 29 'years. ; ,her
husband having died here in .April.
of She is:: survived by three
:aorta and 'three daughters: Dr. Frank
Thoinpion. of Winnipeg; David of,
-Regina-;•-nnd--koberta-"of—inicknow;--
Mrs Collins (Minnie) Mrs' H,elwig
(Etta).; Mrs. w petleY (Bina), all of
• Winnipeg. . .
The late., Mr. and .• Mrs. 'Adam,
'Thorniorion , were. liti-Oves:', of County
Down, Ireland,, their .early :homebe-
ing near Belfast.' Both came to this
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country with their parents while
quite young • (Mr•s: Thompson about.
'13) when there appears to have been
quite a migration from Northern. Ire-'
land to Huron County. . The families
settled at ' Goderich and as ; Young*
"son were married there. MrS, Thoriqi-
son's maiden name- was Dilen Reid
Forty-seven "years a- the fana1v.
moved to: Luckeow from DuneLainhoe
aind' they have ',always rbgarded -this,
is theiT heme. . About ten years ago
'Mrs. I4itinpson went to Winnipeg, to
live with her daughter; Mrs. Collins.
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•"DAVr' Townifs,,,,bigr?'.AT
scALGAfty
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In the Council Chamber, Wing
ham Town Hall, • on Wednesday,
Juni 8th. Musk by Whitechurch'
Orchestra. Admission -Gents .50e. '.
Ladies 25e. (Tax inchrded) Diner
• irig front A.30 p.mto r aan, EY-
erybody welcome.
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DANCE AT RIPT?EY
The Blue ,Water Boys' Orchestra
la putting- en- a_dance, in the Hall at
. Ripley.: tonight (ThuradaY,- Of *this
week); The usualgod. Music and
good time are ,assttred. ,
BY a letter froin Mr: J. A: Glennie
we learnecLlast week of the ;death of.
:David ,:c. Towers, • wen .rernembered
here as a' iirei4er ..of- the -' Bank of
Hamilton staff.- Mr. Glennie enclosed
a clipping 'froM a Calgary newspaper
referring, to the funeral, but this does
net give the date on which Towers
Passed .away nor the, nature of his
illness'. He had been in J.charge: as
manager,. of 'a branch of The Cana-
dian :Bank ef .-Comineree; at Lomond,
Alta. Three inontha ago he came ta,
Calgary and entered -Holy 'Gross-HOs-:
pital. Evidently/ he Continued: to
de-
clme ••He died on Sendai. MaY-15.
ThJatefrowers-was--of---a very-'
agreeable personalitY and had Many
warm •friends in Lucknow., While here
he was enthusiastic about bagpipe
niusic; . and was •largely inStrumental
in -.Organizing the laicknOw • Pipe
Band. whieh enjoyed Wide :celebrity a,
bent 191.0, and, later.. He was a na-
tive of Stromness, Orkpey. Islands;
'Scotland, and came to -Canada in
1906. ,From ....I....areknowhe went to -Win-
nipeg, Man.,: and after, •ser4ing with
the bank at a nurriber of Other west-
olrn911..peints, he went AO Alberta - in
the.
ru,
The aAnnNUNalljAnteetUingEoTIN
Farmers of North Huron will, be held
iri the' Town Hall, Wingliam on ,Sat•
-mrday.••.afternweont,4une,,,Atli, vat
clock. A.,:good..attendanOe is exPetted
from all parts of" the riding: Impart -
ant business to 'be discussed..
Wm. Rutherford, Pres.; R. J.- Cur-
rie, Seer. -
• WANTED
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50 girls or women ,.Cor fruit nick.
,Ing. test camp in Ontario: Govt.
inspintett'Ojien. June 1.5=Clofte _$ept.
1„="W„, Edvyki TrOuP, Jeraaii, Sin.,"
R,It. Ontatio. (9-6,75)
AN OLD HURON RESIDENT
One of .the very old .residents;:' of.
the /Lochalsh district died on Tuesday
of ibis week in the person of Mr.
Duncan Finlayson, at the age.. of, 92
years.. Decea4ed was one of the pio-.
peer -residents of the • district, on. the
Ituron, Tbwriship side, • The funerrq
Will be this (Thursday) afternoon te
Lochalsh Cemetery. • •
ILLINE
:Spegial-Rf4140,20M-Q11-
All Trimmed Hats also .on
• Flowers" and Ribbons
Children's Hats at
. , cost Price
During • the month of 'June.
MISS PENTLAND'
FAIWILY THEATRE
.• ,
• ; SATURDAY 4th, ONLY
"SONG AND DANCE MAN"
With Comedy
"THE COHENS & KELLY S"
George Sidney, Charlie Mur-
ray, Vera Gordon With Ameri-
ca's two greatest laugh -pro- •
ducers. '
With. Serial & Comedy
FIIEV'S BAKER+.
Have you tuned in 'with the rest
----of-lant7satiefieil-misteMer8no
using GOLDEN 'GRAIN: and G�
*DEN, CRUST Bread? If not, why
not?. -:.,2
0t it at Your, Greeees or
BAKERY—pf101sig 68
.als,"; that, just .-.tOttch the apet.
ST. PETER'S ANGLICAN
CHURCH--LUCliNOWl •
Rev. A. ,Freeman Traverse,
fteetor.
organiS: gr% G.11 Snaith
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_g_h_6itl...,'!Altitt_.1g1I,...11,0tifit- •
The Pifty-tbird' Anniversary,.
Wlii,tsundaYl;Jtrne the, Fifth; .
10 A.M.,W SandaY School.
. 11. A.M.; Heir Cominunien-,•-
Preacher,' T. -II: Brown- of ,
8eafort',h,,'
'P.M; Evensong -Preacher, .
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'::••Eevo,„,„Ta.,,',.11,•••413rovar_of: lierifertn,
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4.0.0.F. NOTICE
The members.. of 'the 'I:0:6.P. 'will
lec.orate the graves of their departed
brbthers • oe Si:•liday, June. latir; in
Smith Kinloss ,Cemetery. All Mem-
hers ot the, :Order are requested to
meet tirt.-the Iedga ,teoul •
sharp, •
Now - is the time
to see our new
line ,i n. Spring
,
Suits • and Dresses'.
Special bargains_
also in Men's •
Spring ' Suits On • )
••• :Clearance sale..:
• PEARIMA
..ere It..h.J400.'Agam
Tbe". Non* of.
• Weddings
With this in' view we have se-
lected our stock •ef • articles suit-
able for Gifts :'•viith great care=
maily new and.. beautiful pieces.'
4.1.Iattmeted Brass is very pop-
iiar and there are quite ri
tnirn-
ber of uiefutand ornaniental
pLC fre_MJI:50 to „1900: •
' Rose Pink Cut •Glass •
This bas ,to he se n to he ap
.preciated. Plecesfrom $1.25 to
$15:00.
Don't -worry about what you
shonld, give: Call andlook ci-
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.ound ;first. . •
The tread"The Bread.
VIS.
, Health • .%*1-10 .o Health •-
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OUR "QUALITY', WHITE, WHOLE WHEAT. AND RAISIN -BREAD --DELICIOUS; WILOLESOME. AND NO!JRISHING --
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SatisidaY'Spe cials
Raspberry Squares Co ffee Cakes': Oatmeal Cookies
Chelsea Buns • 'Crean Puffa. Nut 'Tarts
Pineapple.. Tartieta. , Lemon Meringue •Pies Fruit • Squares
HOLLYMAN'gh AKERY
Lucknow
Phone 36 • '
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HAVE YOU, TRIED OUR ,PIIGNE* AND MAIL SERVICE?
•ALL PHONE okroEas RECEIVE OUR VERY .PROMPT
. ATTENTION.. TRY THIS SERVICE OUT.
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, --,....:_agAS..(*AliilFi—NP,,ARA.P.b.P.$_-.0R ,.S...F•1 ,..A.N111, BOYS
• pine sex, plain or fancy, at 60c, 75c,, 85c and 65c.: '
Sport Belts, Roman stripe, at 45c and 50c..'
Ties -Wash, Silk Or °Crepe, at 25c, 45c, 75c, $1.00; $1.25.
• Caps, all ' sizes, . at 56e, 95c; $1.75, $2,00, •,- $2:25.
Dress Straw Hata, at. $1.49: $2-00, $2.50,. 3.,b9;;) .
Buttonless Combinations: at :,,$1..130-ner suit:
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Boys' Combinations, 75e and 90c per suit...
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Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 15c;; g5d, 35c:
SPECIAL-:-Spnn, Silk,' many colors; at 95c per yai.d.
YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT `‘Gutt STORE" OPTEN. a. IN •
' THAT. WAY YOU WILL BECOME BETTER ACQUAINT....
)D WITH OUR "TRUE VALUE" ' MERCHANDISE. ' •
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HOLYROOD
• Th b hum of the old saw mill sounds
`gnite familiar these days.
,ST. HELENS
Cengratulations are- extended to
Mr. Alvin --Woods op passing hi a 2nd
-Inspecter Raid is paring his ofbeial year. in 'Medicine, and Miss • Vera •
visit to schools in ,Kinlois. * I Woods on pasSing her -,..Bilaineas
Mr. and Mrs. •Riehrticl ElliOtt spent • Course,' and passing
so successful in
Sunday at Mr. Thoinaa• Robb's, •• Am-
berley. ;°:
Mr. and Mrs: Albert. Thompson and
Eddie Visited. recently at Mr. Bill
Mr. and MrS. °Sam Roach, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Roach of 'Dungannon;
Were recent „visitors With Mr. and
Mrs Thernaa' Roach.
Mr. and Mrk. Wes Whitock of Cul-
ross, spent Sunday at Mr., A. 'Ack-
ert'a.Mr RobertJlhott. . ' •
,ancr Mr. Floyd
-Robb-motored Acs-Eugenia7-Fa-lls-,77011-
Sunday.
Mr. Richard Baker returned heme,
after spending a fewdays in Paint-.
erston. • " •
--Thecommunity join ,:in--congratula-
tiens to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Har.rie
and in welcoming Mrs. Harris.•
. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott of De-
troit, are guests at Mr. Abner- Ack- •
ert's.
Mr.. George Colwell of ' Toronto
was • hope; for the' WeekLeml.
John Bare is enjoying the
roads as usual. ,
Mr. Albany Craeiner. spent Sunday;
with friends on the South'Lin
F., T. Armstrong:
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13e en hand at • The Walker :Store
for he 1g tat bul.gaintil.liiii,Weelt.
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J'AtRAMOUNT
r. .aed Mrs. Washburn of . De-
troit, 'visited withfriends in Aslifield
and LucknoW. over 'thee weet,end.,
Mrs., Lorne IVicLennan of *-Detroit,•
spent the week-ond with' friends in
Paramount.
Mr, Jack .IVIalCendrick of Detroit;
spent the week end with friends • in
Lochalsh. • - . •
' Mies -Ellen Ketchaban, of' , Para-
motint, is visiting friends in Galt .
Mr., and Mi•s. George Stoekharn of:
. Detroit; visited with friends:in Para-
mount .and Lncknow, Sunday. and
Monday. '
Itoderick Finlaysen oLWlthni
pig; iyisiting4ifri his brother: Doti
ald, at Lochalsh.
. Mrs., Collins arid little daughter;
Fay, of England, who came home -to
attend, the golden Wedding •anniVer-
sary of Mrs Collins' parents, Mr
and Mrs. ban. '1(4'bl-tines," of . Langside,
re visiting Mr. and Mrs. . Gordon
JanaiesOe' of Paramount.
securing.,a situation in Toronto. ,
, . , • .
. Mr. and, Mrs. Marvin' ' McDowell
,
and family` visited with . Mrs, Clark
'during last Week...,
Cumming and Mr: Robin -
sen Woods will attend the • London
Conference this week
Mi., Torrence Anderson of Detroit,
was horne. over the American. holiday
-Decoration bay. • '
Mr. and -.Mrs. T. Salkeld and Mr. -
and Mrs. Wallaee Miller • Were in
ezjh-eiCWednekt,lay,- . 'attending '.
the; funeral of their uncle, Mr. Isaac
Salk% .„ • • •
• ' •
• Mr. and Mrs. R. McKenzie :and son
• Hugh were visiting with Mrs. •Clark „
01,1Saturday1•3,ev-
.ona.mr:,Whitfleld of
14,etr.
•
horopgh, were the guests of Rev, and
Mrs, Cumming on,' Monday:
Mr. Stanley /Todd, Miss Vera• Todd,
Mr. Arthur. Brodks and Mr. E., Hug7
gins metered to London, .Lucan and
other points over the .week -end. r
,
•Mr. and Mrs. T. Campbell, ' and ."
daughter,' Mias jean; and Mr. John -•
Johnston of Brucefield,. Visited • dur-
ing the week at mr...Robinson Voods':
The Harris Mission Band meeting
Will be held in the church on Sattira.
day, Jtine 4th, with Miss Lila Hunk:"
phrey in charge.
The Sri/Inner Meeting ,ef the Wom-
en's Institute sil1 be, held in the •
Hall on Fgday, June 10 at 2,30
clock, when the lady • representative!,
Miss Matthews: of Sinicod, will ad.,
dress the meeting on "Why. We.
Should know Our Country and Talk ,
About the ladies ,are :
e
The W.M(' Society 'meeting will be
-_beldOp Wedneiday, June 6th at the ,
t.titerad of 1Virs. Robinson Woods, -• at.
An -invitation. is -extend.:' ••
41_ t.(3,11. at _flip' 1 ad s
• , The 'postponed annual Meeting of
the WeinereS -Institute was 'held ,
day eVening at -the htini. orMrs It.:
K.. Miller. During :the election 01 01
6.ers.. Mrs, Geo.. Webb', teak, the -ch.ir,•
The folloWing ofilaerS' were elected:
President, Mrs, D. Phillipilalst
Mrs.' Viee# Mi
Geo . Webb, oey.-Treas„:Mts R K..
Miller; Auditors, Mi W 1.Miliet
and Mrs. ICY, Todd 4 '..PiEntist, Mrs . Si., •
Gihson; biatrict tirectors, Mrs. Ly; -
olia;111raijohe Miliet Mrs f Thant,
get4ut1iin, Mr J. .4nderaon, Mra'
AleGee, Miss McKenzie, 'Miss MP a
Ituthertord Ur% Joe nGiuntA $eit't
TO CREAM' PRODUCERS
Cecil a. Mullin of LuCknow; ia.;•act-
ing asreceiving " and Pay agent for
tiro Palm _ Creamery .Co., Palmert.son.,
aOkving to ,high cost .-ef ,gathering
avearn by truck, patrons aro asked 10
1:•ave their eteart‘ At his • •araa•e.
will look after shinning'. and will nay
on delpery,'. He will also buy eggs
at cash pries, and bindle poultry in
teasOnk