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• 'Luelininv ' • _
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, Phone ,
sinepoommodempe. emsamosemewiesfai
•• • :DENTIST '• ss
:11fitieLe.odS' will , beeline*
•$vSty.: TneedaY Tin pr..
•_ _DBNTIST•
j: L. ,l'eeleaven;: leselusiswiee
• Oven ;Decker's 13 t ar•. . Emanation,
*siker by fres. Or local. Will. b. in
Dungannon every •Thursday. • .
' Piens. 10
DENTIST ...
Call Dr. -Newton
Make appointment'
. In office `eveterday
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EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
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GINN A. Wilda% Isrekusws ..-Benkse
and ,Real Estate. -Money to. lend .or
first mortgages on farm proper-,
ties at 6 and 6% per cent.aceerding
to security offered. Also Mali
' -AWOL-int* on :secnn-d--moggagnir seir
'farm. propertlei and On personal
notes. A few good farnissfor eale:
WALL PAPER '
• My stock of: Wall Paper is com-
plete for .1927. Prices from 86. up: I
sin also agent for leading job houses.
R. J. Cameron,: Decorator, 'Painter
and -Grainer, Aioxs---1-74Luelinows -
For ,Sale -.A. number of window
and storm sash with glass in them.
Apply to D. C. Taylor.
• EGGS AND BABY CHICKS ,
Get my price list before ordering
*tarred Rock Or White Leghorn Baby
Chick5 or eggs for hatching. Incuba-
tors or brooders at right prices. Cus-
tom hatehing done.- Duncan Ken-
nedy"Whitechurch, Ont.
(24-24tf.) '
BABY CIIICKS.ANDY EGGS EOR
HATCHING .
We have what you want i S. C.
White Leghorn Baby Chicks and
Eggs for hatching -the hest, from
large stock, producing large numbers
of -large eggs. ' •
Baby Chicks, June, 12c. each. Eggs
for hatching, 4c. each. Order early to
eneure a supply. -Elmer Farrish,
Lucknow, R E 7. Dungannon, Phone
82 -ring -21 .
(16-6-c)
FOR SALE
One Blue.Bird Electric Washing
Machine. One Electric Carpet
Sweeper. One , MeClary's Electric
Range..Above article:5 in first class
condition:" " inspection invited.-Rob-
--ert _Johnston. (9-6-c)
WANTED
50 girls or women for. fruit pick-
ing. Best camp in 'Ontario. Govt.
inspected. Open June 15 -Close Sept.
1.-W. Edwin Troup; Jordan Sta.,
R.R. 1, Ontario. -(9-6-75)
COURT OF REVISION
Village of Lucknow
• Notice is hereby given that a
Court to hear and „deterznine, the ap-
peals against the assessment roll for
the Villag6 of Lucknow for the Year
• 1927 willbe held in the Council
•, Chamber in the Town Hall, Lucknow,"
• O n Tuesday the 1.4th day of June,
•A.D. 1927, at 8 o'clock p.m.. '
All persons sreshereby notified t0
govern. 'themselves accordingly.
' • Joseph E. Agnew, Clerk.
. (9-6-e)
' BASEBALL
Lacknow Wins at Welker:ton. :
•• • Score , 6.3. '
The league game ',4cheduled. for
Lucknow on May 26 liaising been calls
ther, ucknow's baseball tenni played
ed account Of unfavorable wee:.
, itS' firsein the series at. Walkerton,.
, Thursday •of last week, .getting away
to a good start with .a victory-scorei
'Lucknow 6, Walkerton 3.S
h was an Al game throughout -
good work by the players, good spelt
for the spectators. We notice a num-
ber of new names :and new sfacei in
the Lucknow. line-up this year, and it
is plensings to note that the .new,, men
are ali- dertig well. Indications are
that the team will prose the best that
Lucknow has had formany years, '
In the 7,1gaIketten game the line -UP
Was as Piteher; Irwin;
Catcher,Vright; lst b„ Nicholson:
.2rel b., Eckenswiller; ',3rd b.', Aitchi.
-ssons,-s,sttoasits,,E.Wiet; centre field;
.8.•Bitsets r. -f., S,
Reid.ssempireds-Aildersoft and %Vie,
man.' „ s
..-Posterrsitrestutsannonneing anstbss
er league 'same *here On June, VIPS
when 'Teo:water Will bestbervisiting
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CHAD" -This iesthe
title of a 3 -act play whieh Will he
presented , in. the Town Fall,: Lucks
•:now, this (Thursday). evening; by the
A.Y.P.A. Of Betide and Kingarf. The
Vey' Will be -given Oriabe Straele,ee ttg
th 'Afiglieen chlirth Ladies' :Aid,
WO* ;Pile
;
Bruce 'Pointy Council le in setision,
this .week at Walkerton.
Mr. and Mr. Matthew Woods felt
young9 enough to lake in tke-9,4Ys
hound lexcursiOn :to Detroit.
It°bert, 31,11eCallUm 'wow over
,from ilTetrbit to Spend the week -end
with ,hits. *other. and
,•"Mr. L. J. Gerictr of Fort'William_i
Ont., visited over the week -end.
• his •father, 1 Mr.,' 'Patrick Gaynor. -
lust received- a shipment .of
Bags and Suit .Caires. ,Trunks • :at
:cee'At,,W's at; Littles.Shee Store. r
Mr. Stewart 'Barns motored from
Detroit last week arni spent, a :few
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs-.
T. Berns, -
Me. W. G. Arinstrong wits in Len -
.don oyer the'week-end, and On Satur-
day attended the marriage of his ;sis-
ter? Jane E.•
-Mr. Win. Frank ,Thomon of. the
Toronto Publie,:School teaching staff,
attended the funeral of his grand-
mother, here , last , Friday.
There was frost again lent Monday
morning, :this being the 5th frosty
niorning in two :weeks. There id 00
evidence of -.serious darnage.
MILLINERY SALE
•On .Friday and SatUrdaYof
this week, all hats at greatly re-
duced prices..-s.B.. ROBERTSON.
Mr. David Thompson, Regina; and
Dr. Fear* Thompson,,Winnipeg, who
came east to attend the **emeriti of
their mother, are spending the weekin .Lucknow.:
Mrs. Peter icsr of w4miPPg;
the guest this Week of• Mrs. Thanlas
,
Watson. Mrs. Key, is a.former LOck-
now girtssdanghter of the ',late „Rev.
Mr. MacNab.
., •
Di.: Farquhar McLennan anti wife
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of, Windsor, accompanied by their
neice,,Mrs..(Dr.) •Tappert, of Detroit,
st-ere up fo, attend the funeral of Mr.
Duncan ,Finlayson; of Ltschalsh.
,
'. A .Question--liew are You getting
along with year .plane for decorating,
your home.and place of business for
July" 1st, when the big. Confederation
Jubilee Celebration will be Staged in
Lucknow.? • .
Lueknostr. Ternsis Club has re -organ-
ised With good prospects :for: the' sea -
don. • The See'ys, ; W. .E Anderson,
Will be pleased to recoisee applies. -
tion for meiribership and entries for
a local toUrnenlent,. to commence next.
*eelc.
' Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Buck; and little
nen, Francis, Mrs. 'A. 0. Barrett and
family, Mr. and Mrsj...IAT:'Matthews,
Miss 'iessop, Mr. J., Firmer
and Mr.' 11, tiny, of London,werethe
guests of Mr. and ,Mrs. W:m., Aenis
strong on Sunday
• Lucknow :was_ n - pretty .quiet town
Monday .evening and night.Ronidents
of taWn andcountry-alike appeared
,to have all gone to Goderich on ac-
count of the annual Greyhound ek.
curaion. it ie said that; some 2,600,
went out for the "moonlight" "
TOP -STREETS IN LUCKNOW
Stop signs were 'erected last week
at ' the intersection' of all , streets
north and senith,* with Campbell St.
This is a go:ad piece of work by the
Village Council, and will help greatly
in iniking traffic tate. There are
more 'cars, than ever on the streets
thia seatete.sited: traffic at thecross-
ings was becoming more and More
aingeroue. • • „,
The signs are plain as can, be, and
a credit to the, man who 1.Painted,
them, and there can•be little eieirse
for drivers of cars going by without
coming -to stop andseing that the
Way ia.elear. it it to be hoped that
the law re.spectingi stop -streets. will
be rigidly enforced, Of course,' there
cannotelvinys be a *trafile cop" at
the crossings, and much must be left
, to the coMinoneente of drivers.,
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GOOD •GOOQS--- LOW PRICES --
Hoye' and Small Men's Bal. Combin.
UrideirWear. 49e. pee.siiit--HORNELE
-MURDOCH'S. ,•
SOU -T11 BRUCE WOMEN'S" -
INSTITUTE.,
Singh' Iirnees7Worimil!a-Jrietitute,:*fir
be held: in the Town 'Hall, Licknow;
"Ones-Fridayss-jiintslOthisats130-seibielts
.pansV.istithrs'kveleortie.-- ee'y. ,
•=Mand 'C.:Bryans, ()ptenietrist,swill
be at the Cain Molise, Leeknotirs,on
Tues., Stimy14: Hours 1,80 to 0 0.m.
Headed -jet; dizziness, pain in • the:
back of the • sleek, painful and
in-
llnmed 0/61148,44.,
thr,ouph properly fitted glasss
es, satittictlin
,
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.1.tIcItNow PI.113LIC SCHOOL ,
'" , REPORT , •• •
,/loom" '
Sr.. •Possible. naarks-'61t Honore
'460s Pita 268. • Heuer:is-C., ...tinnier
475; . R. Johnston 472s G. Sherrill
471; A. Jewitt 454.. 'Maass -II. Ritchie
4451'M. Webster 419- M. •316Kim 415"
.7.. MacLeod 398; C, lideens 304::G.
...web#er 382;11..maenonakt. 381, Be;
lOw Reid, 366; H. Thoinpiien
365s. F. Sherwood 336;1I-1. ,TwarnleY
'334;: 5. Pearlman 320„;:, D. 309;
°Gs Struthers , 136; J. Britton
:Possible Marks '351.• 'Boners
263. Pass, 210. Honors -M. Ritchie
318; 1!. Johnstone 316; M. Struthers
315; M. MacDonald 315; Z. Steward
34; B. Jewitt 301; J. Struthers 290;
B. Black 276: Pass -D. Jewitt 255;
D. MacKinnon 245; R.. Bilden 232;,
M.:Rae, 227; B. 'MacMillan 223; AI'.
johnston 24; J. Collyer 210.' 'Below
pass--sE.'13.:MarDoneld 194; V. NasA.
lor 155; J. C. Armstrong 128; Harriet
Whitlek. '73; J. C. Johnston 56; M.
A?Ilin 38.
•. •. '1. Murdie.
.
Room'fl:
I
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Sr. II: Feasible marks; 580. Minors
435. Pass' 348. • D. Thompson 517; 1.
• Hamilton 502; L Douglas 469; Jean
MacMillan 487; G. Jevnt 481;
71. Sol-
omon 469; L. Horne 462;-B.'Mac1en-
zie 448; F. Milne 450; E. -Webster
446;: E. Newton, 445; F. MacKenzie
.435; C. Finlayson 433; M. .•.Johnsten
467. C. Jewitt '396; A.- Armstrong
391; A. Macintosh 388;. Eileen John -
Sion 363;* F. Webster 362; A. Henders
• • , •
son 361; Is MacDonald
-Whitby 334; F. 302; B.
,Brown 319; L. Webster. 307; :Margar-
:et 'Biker 304; M. Fisher .247:
Jr. IL: Possible.niarks"539sJionons
395: Pass ' 318. A. Horne 419; Kath-
leen Macintosh '404;' R. Parker :389;
N. Taylor 367; Joy Henderson 349;
R. , Ostrander 344; E. ,WhitleY 274;
M. Solomon '27.0s E..MaCKentie 251;
H. Johnston 204.
H. Sherrifl.
. • '. '
Rooni
Sr. III: Honors--.-R..Collyer 89; J..
Henderson 87; D Nixons 87sQ. Fin-
layson 86; M MacMillan 83; B.
Thompson 79; . F.. Steward 76s • W.
JOhnetilTr 75; •IL Greer.15; 'If.
Mac-
Leod 75., Pase.7.P. Cousins : 71; M.
Hamilton '71;. K. Cameron ••66; D.
Douglas 62; L. Irwin .61; C. s Jahn-
ston 61; it. Mullin, 60.: Below pass-.
W. Armstrong 59; Es Agar 53; G.
Webster 41*; -E Baker 21.*;, A. Wil-
son 18*
jr.:' III: • HonortssE. Brown' 84; Ms
Ritchie 80; '$.., Conker 78;.D.. Clarke.
78; C. Armstrong 476; D. :MacDonald
75; 0: Finlayson 75; 4. Wilson. 75,
Pass,z-D,: Horne. 74; M. .6i:busies _70;
X MacDonald .65; ,K. Ferris 62.; S.
Cameron 61; J. :Fisher 60. BelOW.
pass-sE. .Solomon 58; M. Henderson
54; E Wfiithy: 52s P. MacMillan 51,
.E. Agar 46, V. Steward 45;
,
-Inness45; I. -McNair 42; T, MacDon-
ald" 36 M, Stanley 5t;M Johnetnn
10*.
,
.(*) Absent in one Or wire tests. .
• M. 'MaeCallums
. •
Room IV, .
Sr. IV: Test exams, group IL Pos-
sible 750. Pass 450: Hon.,563,-Hon.s,
A: Watson 702; J. ,Bralisen '700; A.
Andrew 670; J. Stewart 565;• C.
Greer 655; A., Durnin 645; A.. .Mur-
'doch, 637; 0, Macintosh and A.. Smith
635; L. Brabsen 624; • jisMackenzie
621; B. 'Marti!' 618; .D. MacDonald
616; M.. ".16ivitt 561 Pass -E: Nixon
540; B. Milne 512;AS Hamilton 469.
Viral exams in group 1 Total 360
Pass .180. lion.'225: •Hon.s-C.•'Greer.
277; A.. DUrnin 274; A. Watson 272;
J.. Stewart 267; A. Smith 266; J.
Brabson 263; B. Martin 261; D. Mac-
Donald 255; A. Andrew 254; '0:'Mae-
intoeh 251, J. MacKenzie : 249; • E..
Nisei' 248; A. 'Murdoch 245; t, Brabs
son 234. . Pass -M. Jewitt 210; 'B.
:Milne 202; A. Hamilton 202 1
Jr.. IV:" Arranged .Pecerdings to•
number of •"perfects" received in
Spelling during the morales -A; Mac-
Kenzie; D. Henderson, 7 Naylor, M
MadDonald; E: Smith; M. iliacititos
Ps:Thompson s G MacDoneld ; T Nee -
Kenzie; a Mullin, W, ,Arrottrong; E
Finlayson,l.' MacMillan; rs' Webster, ;
S. Steward., '
` • • t'•K1 MaeDenald
- GOOD GOODS'ss,LOW PRICES
Bariainn in 0.ilkAose .atict
Socks -"The sMarket."---HorrielILMut-
.
"deck '
PUBLIC MEETING.
A.,,ptibite ?Meetingof theseithens of
Ltinicnous•still be held 'in the Town
'Hall, Tuelay -evening, Joao isth, at
o'eleek, o censiden the Matter Of
‘raising the Continuation School to the
.stittins of High School.This meeting
it .,talled„b theSchoolBbarst, and.all,
who, can doso.' are reqUested to at-
tallile-e$141'fP5 ' '
• WEDDING BELLS
. • - .
Harris -Jamieson
• A yerY pretty Wedding, WaissOlem.
nized In .th677PretbYteinen. ''qbureh.
:Lucknow,; on Julie lst nt two e'elock
the 'afternoon, when Malian
Gladys; Younger'ileagliter of Mr: and:
Mrs. -John Jamieson:Of "Pnretinount.
Ashfield, :became • the :bride of Francis
Howard, youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs: Thomas "'anis, of 1101yroOli.,The
C. • H. MacDonald of Lucknow.
,officiated,. The churCh. was beautifu.
l
"'decerated. with sensmiable :flowers
,hy edies of the 'Y congregations. of
which the bride ni,ember. •
. At, the altar, the groom awaited : the:
bride.,Who was given in Marriage by
her father; the bridal 'party. havine
'entered the church to the strains of
Lohengrin's Wedding March, render -
'd by Mrs. Bort Harris of Ripley,: rel-
ative Of. the . groom. •
The young -bride ..lonked Very,at,
tractive in. a dainty. gown of : White
fiat .crepe trimmed with •. dewdrops
-and French chantilly: lace, and wear-
ing an embroidered 'veil over 'a. train
of silk net and lace ornamented with
teed pearls and'Orange blossonis. She
earried a beautiful bouquet of pink
roses, lily. Of the valley,. arid, maiden'.
hair fern with Fitrearners. .Little
isa-
hel Itrida.-Tv-arr'
flower girl, while .Fay Collins Of Chin.
Shropshire. England. acted as trains
bearer. Both -were ,daintily attired in
Oink crepe-de.cliene frocks and wore
miniature bridal 'veils. The flower
girl carried • a basket of .1iln • of . , the
carnations- andfern:- d ,
. During the siessings„of the 'register
Mrs. Duncan Munn of RieleY, also a
relative of the 'groom, sane- -"Oh
Proniise• Me" in her .usuel. .pleasing
•The bridal . party • left. the.
Oursh to the '• strains Of :Mende's-Jmmediately after the .
jormnye.
home • where a very- pretty Selieme'in
'pink and White - 'wee carried: 'onS's for
table:arid imnie-, deeoration:. • .
• The' eilesta ;' from a' "distanee
:Were: 'Mrs; J. T.. SnePcesof, SaskaS
.4-n'on.eousin.of the. bride: Mrd. Chas.
;Spettigrie pad, Mrs. jack Spettigtie of
nlgo cousins. of the bride.
and MM., F. j...Collins ntid' little; Fay,
nf. Clun; ShroushireErieland'. sister
end niece . Mrs. Gordon Jamieson,
Tp the eveningsthe gioent'Sparents
at their home', where
aboet vein Itinndresi. , fifty ' •girests
essembled . to extend .congratulations
and 'enjoy a social eve•nings •
The bearitifuland valeable • .'gifts
are reel 'tokens of the high :esteem
"whiCh. the eoung couple eniov amorm
their relatives And frierds. 'Th e
'.groorn's,:gilt to the bride was e wrist
esatch. in, 000T:nold,alte handorne
Oiiis to On organist and soloist:
°old signet sings to the flower girl
arid train -bearer. and .gold cuff :links
to ihe, ushers -.--Mr. Earl Harris, bro-
ther. of. the groom'and Mr. Gordon
Jannedon, brother of the bride. The
happy Yong, i•ouple". left • on , the
Thursday morning train' from • :Leeks.
now, . amid: showers of confetti; etc..
for Toronto,' Niagara, London ,,and
ether Ooints in •Southern Ontario. . The
bride travelled in a ,pretty costume in
blaelssand white: the dress, being of.
atin:faced crene, and. coat of satin
silver
net and white -ler collar. with ' hat.
liolYroed. friends and rela-
tivesjoin in wishings
life. sisyssi..:_76.ongs; f cl.
norm's many' happy years of .wedded,
•
r. . the newly Wed
gloves: shops and stockings to nsatch.
On their retern they will "reside'. near
MANY ATTENDED .FUNERAL
OF •LATE MRS: THOMPSON
• Igany friends.. of • the Thompson
family .attended the funeral ofthe
late Mrs, Adam Thompson on Friday
afternoen of last week. . A service?
conducted by the Rev.s.Mr. 'Crave, was
held at the home of Mr. Rsit Thomp-
son, • Willoughby Street, There were
Many:, beautiful floral OfferOgs,
.mong these !seise-, 'wreaths from the
T. Eaton. Co, :Regina; ,the National
;Fruit Co.; and Banner Lodge, A:F. &
Am„ Regina. II:dere:lent was 'Made
. Maitland Cemetery, Goderich,
*here the late Mr Adam •Thompson,'
and the eldest daughter of the fani-
Ily
are also buried It is recalled
rtliat, Mrs. Thompson'S, parents,' three
brothers and a sister are also buried
in Maitland Cemetery. Another sis-
ter . is buried at: Dungannon, and one
in Greenhill• CemeterY--itil, in Heron
Corr tY? and all had Cenne, over from
and together. ' • .
The pall -bearers Were threesips
and three grandtons: Messrs. David,'
'Robert and Dr.. Frank Thompson, and
Meisrs. Will F., Campbell and Ken-
neth Thoinpion. • •
,s'Under ntispices Of the Leeks
• 'noNt: Baseball,. Club,
,NiOt or :
..Thurtd4V, - June 16
Harold Skinner arid his
• popular •'
' $4E/Am,
uol supply music. .
. Couple $1.• Extra 'Lady and
-Guliety 26e sincletlinis tale. ••
ommunimpumeismiimasimou
FAMILY'THEATRE'
• E.; J4tIt'WED. :15th
. ,Hoot Gibson in
',"PHIP OF .FLYING ' U"ss
'With, GoodreoMeilY •
SPECIAL:
• FilL, 16th -SAT., llth
• "ThoMas Meighan.'in
• "TEE NEW, KLONDIKE"
The New .Klondike : is ;a stcry
alitidta -baseball teens in k1f4.7,'
• •Idas 'end real estate t;020i1).:
.
With .COniedy ,
,Golden • CrtiSt. Bread
IT'S FULL OF *LIFE '
Bread -is an essential Part of
many good things to eat, 'such 4.8:
Golden- Grain Bread, Brown Breed
Iblisin Bran Bread, Fruit. Bread
'REID'S BAKERY -PHONE 68
REID'S for your Week -end re-
quirement, such 'as Pies, Tarts,
SPonge Cakes, Scones,Jelly Rolls,
' Choice CakesandCookies. •
APUATIO
• ,Comes :aft,er years.' of ,steady,
hard. work. Why not show
.. your appreciation of diligent
study,, and _encourage the ,
Graduate to continue to put -
, ,
, forth his or her best efforts?.
A' Good Watch is a compan-
ion for life• .'
• 'What better could you
Callitnd let us show
to You. . '•
give? '
these
F. T. Atrastrong
Jeweller & Optometrist
.11111•111O1M.
'TIVAT RING ABOUT THE SUN •
Many almost blinded 'themselves On
Monday about noon glancing upward
to get a view of the great ring about
the sun which itself seemed to glow
with unusual brightness Few, if any,
.had ever seen the lice 'before, andAn-
deed it was n sight Worth viewing.
In fact, there were two circles about
old Sol -'-one Much smallei•anl bright-
er than, the other. They were due to,
some unusual .condition in the atmo-
sphere, that was sclear enough. But
what sort of. condition ,could that be;
Some saw in it the sign of a coming
terriffic' storm, and others suggested
that the phenomenon would be follow-
ed by a definite change of eather-
soniethihg warmbr after so, much. rain
However there hie been nothing
one 'Way or the.other senfais and if it
does get warmer, it will Frilly be in
the natural order of, things at this
time of year. The man who ttudies
the weather at ,Toronto explained the'
brilliant circle by saying that a fee/
miles 'up in the air there were layers,
perhaps we might say 'clouds, of fine
particles • of ice, and that these had
SO ,deflected the rays of "light frem
the sun so as to produce circles. The'
larger circle would, he'in a lower lay-
er, of., ice particles, and therefore
Weidd &wilt Tottet:: Sallie May re -
eat ,haning.seen,"a_somewhat_s
similar
though duller ring in en ordinary fogs'.
Meteorologists pronotinced the rine
"solar helo,",and said it had no sig-
nificance whatever, 1
-;;IN MEMORIAM
Drsdle*,-4nkad r.and loving menis
-nfy.--dfeMdfshiill • Bradley's :who Vatted
riWaY June lith, 1926:
• One 'year has passed Dear Marshall,
Since God called you away; ••
Our hearts Were crushed with sorrow.,
We Shall never forget that 'day. ,
Trent we, mise yoAir; siriling 'face
• And: veur sweet and iwing ways.
We shIll vett, you .'fn Heesen
On that .,ReatiltegtianDay, '
r -Mother, Father, i)rothera and
Moor, oust:es,
The Brea The Bread
of :Health. f Heath'
• OU,It'.'"QUALITY";)•WIIITE,. WHOLE.:WHEAT AND RAISIN',
•s BREAD, IS ALWAYS THE SAME, RICH- WHOLE- '
! SOME •AND TASTY--ALWAYIS) FRESH- •
SPECIALS .
Sally BrOwns- • Creme Slices Cream Puffs: '• jelly, Rolls
Raisin Squared' • Oatmeal Cookies • • Chelsea Buns •
Raspberry Squares, Cheeolate''Marthinallow.,Cake Dundee: Cakea-
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BEST PRICES GIVEN,, FOR BlITT..ER' AND ,EGOS •.'
HOLLYMAN'S BAKERY
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_-Phone 75• Lucknow, Ont.'
"OUR STORF"
CHILDREN' MUST HAVE NEW.WEARABLES FOR SUMMER
PAYS AND NIGHTS.
TO -WEAR -UNDER HER:Ilk-ST 'FROCK, WHITE FUGI SILK
• COMBINATIONS, EDGED Wn'11 VAL. LACE, AROUND
NECK •AND ABOVE ELASTIC IN BLOOMERS.::'
iugi Silk *Special it 95e Per yard.
• Val. Lace -5e and up, Per Yard.
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CANADIAN DIMITY NIGHTGOWNS MADE WITH ' ROUND
NECK AND KIMONA SLEEV.E. TRIMMED WITH IMI-
TATION TATIING LACE OR SONNY'S. PYJ.AMAS,
' MADE: OF THE SAME. MATERIAL; FOR . COOL AND
' COMFORT IN TRE WARM WEATHER. -
Canadian. Dimity -28c per yard.
Lace -2.2c .& 25e per yard..
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,Ag/IFIELD 'CHURCH
The, service l next Sunday are.. as
..follows : -L. Blake in the morning;
Packett in the afternoon; Zion. in the
evening.
The Rev R c:•COpeland, a former
pester of. our congregations, has.
been re-elected 'Secretary of the Lon-
don ,United Church Conference.
:"How's Ashfield?* is an eft asked
question of the'Pastor ,at 'Conference.
, . _
as he is greeted by friends. me as-
sures them that Ashfield ia all riglit.
,Keep' an open date for the' Garden
party -Supper and Entertainment on
the Zion Church' grounds, Tuesday
evening, June St , The 'Auburn Dra-
'Inaba :Company are to .give their play
'after the, supper. 50 cents will give
yOu:a mOst enjoyable times) ' •
, ,
At the :firit .service Of the United
Church :Conference, London, s last
week, the Rev A. N. Brown found
hiniseltsitting in a pew next to the
patter of St Helen's Charge, the
Rev: Mr. Whitfield They hope to be
limed neighbors in high 'service, as
well as being fOund happy in -United
worthip.'
BORN ,
JOHNSTON-In Wingbani: General'
Hospital, on Friday, June 3rd, 1927,
to Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Johnston, of
Lucknow, a•son.,
I.O.O.F. NOTICE
,Isucknow Ocldfellowess: will
decorate the graves of depart-
-ed brethren ,
. .
In Kinloss Cemetery
STJNDA-Y, JUNE 12th.
All ' Odclfellows and.
ahs are requested to meet at ,
the .1.0.0.F. .Hall at 2 o'clock
p.m., :so that all .rney 'go to-
gether,' by car, to the ceme-
.tery.. •-Com.
TO WEBSTER CONNECTIONS
All persons in any Way related to
the Webster families are cordially in-
vited t& be resent :at the family res.
union picnic,. to be held in Caledonian'
Park, Lucknow, off Sett:is:12Y, June
.11th.. The executive board finds it im-
possible to communicate withall as
exact addresses are unknown to tfieni,
and so extend this general invitation.
' Themes Webster."
•
: Good: Goods -Low Prices -All size,
and kinds of Rubber Footwear anti
Running Sheep, at $1.100 a: pair"The
Market"Hornell-Mardoch :Co.
••FRIDAY, SATURDAY. 8c MONDAY:,
' • UNE 10th, lith 84:13th.:
,We are offering great bargains, in Men's Suits in order to
reduce our :stock.: ' • ' • • ,
MEN'S OVERALLS-:-Peabody's; Leathertabl .and Railroad •
Signal. , Reg. $3.59. Sale price „`....„ ......:. , , ,$1.98
. MEN'S 'BIG B. OVERALLS --,-,Reg. $3.. for $1.1.9, Black only. •
MEN'S SHIRTS -Rog. $125. Ssfe .Pride s
. „
. MEN'S .1•104VY 'pocics7-4'
LAnuEs, coAts elearieg at 'cost prides.;
LADIES' GINGIIAM HOUSEDRESSES,' sVeashable, at 79c.
LADIES' tEoADOLOTa,DritssES at 'cost priese.ssiss'
. $L 'for .49e. Stock-
ings, reg., $1,56 for 98C. ' • ' • - • • '
.....CHILD.REN-1,0,INGHAM-DRESSES-.....w4Miss:stdocinieres,"--tets
niateh, 4. to -6,Years. Sale prices :.... ,; s:s , ;59s,
.;,DON'T tMISS THESE:* WORTH*HILE*;BAR:GAINS: ' •
•OOME AND SEM .
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Weatef-Central Gerage •