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LUCINOW.; ONT., THURSDAY',. JULY 7th 1927.
SINGLE COPIES CENTS* .
W.,,, M.; centtell .
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•-• . MU, 46DENIST
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.4.-'•oorao •a#s",ora..t
Dr.
ahlieLeed, 'WO viult.• Lila/POW
• •..ivery.. lireadity, ..:itt . • pp ..Genatilrii.
' DENTIST, .
.01'. L. Tieleaven,,
a0wile ';Dickarli• . S. t o,r e. Extraet101.)
either b gi. or local. VW.' ba
Dungannon' every Thursday; a .... •
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DENTIST.
Call Dr: Newton,
. Maki ,M,PpOititment•
In °file!). everydayo•
Geo. A. Siddallb-Luckiiow -- Broker
and Real. Estate.-Bloney to lend or
" first mortgageson farm proper-
ties at 6 and 61,4 'percent according
to segurity offered. Also Ismail
amounts on second anortgages on.
' farm properties and on .personal
notes. • A few good Zanier for sale.
WALL PAPER - • •
My stock of Wall Paper is com-
plete for 1927. Prices from lc. up. I.
am also agent for leading job houses.
' R. J. Cameron, Decorator, Painter
and Grainer, 'Box 174, Lucknow.
For Sale --A number of window
and storm sash with glass in them,
. Apply to -D. C. Taylor.
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For Sale-Franie residence
5 rooms, hard water, garden, good
stable -Apply to David Mead Or
Mrs. Jas. Burns, north of. the Sta.
„ton. ' • ' (23- 6-tf )
a • For-Salc-=,-A shed; 24 ft. x 50 ftaaa'
'Appy to. George Alexander, R: R. g,
"Lticknow. • ' " .• (304-7)
•Auction Side' of': Standing Hay -a-
• Melvin Reed will have an auction aale
• of :50 acres • Of Alfalfa hay, first cat,
at his farm, lot 3, don. 10, Ashfield,
.• on Saturday,. • July • 9th, _commencing
at 3. o'clock p.M. Hay 'will be sold
in 'lots to „shit •perchasers. Eight,
months' credit or a discount at • the
' rate Of 5% per annum for 'cash. -
Elliott Miller, Aue.
• AUCTION SALE,"
On July 8th, 1927, at one o'clock
pan., it the Crewe Church shed -a
Part of the shed Will be offered for
sale, 20x60 ft., , with la ft. pests,
Timber in good condition. • Tern:is-a:
3' months' credit, on approved , joint
notes or a discount at the rate of 6 -
per annum for Cash. -G. 0. Durnin
Sac'y. Trustee Board.
Just A Real Good *Opportunity -
„The Fuller Brush '• Company, due to
aeeentchanges,' has a vacancy for a
reliable man, between 'the-itges- of
; • g5-45; .Marriedman: with caraprefeia.
red, but not: necessary. -This terri-
tory could be tpanaged from Lucknow
or Goderich. Write,giving particu-
lars in :first • letaiir; when an interview
will be arranged in your ,lionie •tevina
0., Wright, 209 .Royal ,Bank
:Ridg.a.London. • tataataaa.
a -a -a
For Salea•aAaValteY_„Batter_y_Chaiga
, era for , cnartaing A & B. Radio or Gar ,
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batteries; .also a :135 • volt B • battery.
Both of these' are new and •in good
*condition.. Cheap , for • quick
Apply to W. S. Reid. . •
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, SALE OF HAV • •
•Wallace Tivamley will have: an
auction .Saleof standing hay, . 40
acres,: alfalfa and timothy, at lots • 9,
and .10, con; 8, Aahfieldp:In Jaly. 7th;
• reminenging. at 5 'o'clock p.itaaaElliett
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' AUCTION SALE':•• •
.20 . acres, of. standing hay, rmixed
clover :and timothy,t ' will , be offered
' for sale at West half • of lot 2. .
•.10. Ashfield; at 5 • o'clock, Friday;
•• July 8th. In. $, acre lots: -John Scott,
Prop.; Elliott Miller, Aue.
AUCTION. SALE •
• ;Standing hay-41falla and timothy
. mixed --35 acres, . on rot 6, con.. 9..
Aphfield. In lots to suit purchasers.
Sale at 4 o'clock. nan.-Walter Alton.
Prop'.; • Elliott Miller, -Auc.
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".. sem` Of ••monev. (one . tea
ttrear bill) on . Havelock' ' (Station
et), Luckpow, on -Jiine 2(). ,Finder
p ae retain to John Hackett, tuck:
now, or at The Sentinel effiCe,, '
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Poster Wanted -For boys
2 and"8 'years of .atte. ' Apply to Rev.
R. Perdue, Walkerton, Ont, • '
BA'SEitALLa-Weadier
; Kincatdine„ and Lucknow teania will
league game in Caledeniar
Park :Attie evening., at 5 o'clopli.c.
tANGSIDIg' GARDEN :
Th er areat-. an mail.. garden:party' and
atrittaherry festival at -Langside, 111
-aa'a,'-bea.lield-enathi-..charchdawn, ;the even-
ing 0.i'uly 5th. The usual ,good:sUp-
aaper and good program are ,Promised.
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O�rI,CORRESPONDENTS
As The Sentinel- will rot he NIT=
• lislied next week (Jtilv 14)' .eorre#
speadenta :may 'take a week's Testa
We expect to be back on, the fob a•-•
:gain theveek.nfter,next. •6110
irduf ..baxigete -will ,be wciconie
All .v�',.
..Miss Mildred Spence is Iiiiine.,frein
Cleveland for the siiminer vacation.,
• htivait SP, W. PerteO0ii. attended
big picnic at 'Stratford on Monday.
Miss' Annie MacKinnon : of Toronto,
lIPPIttlinftaliffa.Y.Ktitt0...Ataher.botnC.
• ...Mt. ,Clyde Reid, who his
fgraler. }Wine here last week, returned
to Chicago on Monday.
: Miss Leila; Begley of Leamington
;spent 'the". holiday with stater
• Mrs.: Sproule at'fown.
Misses..Fa E. and Lillian, *McLear:
:are. 'spending the vacation With
their -
brother. near. Dungannon. • '
Mr. Neil Beaton of. London, „a far,:
.mer resident of this -part, spent a'
few days of last week visiting here.
Miss Finlayson,
training at .t0e General Hospital,' To.
'rent°, visiting friends in Lucknow.
Mr! Donald R. MacKenzie of Ham -
:Mon; with his wife and children, vis-
itedalait week with Mr's:- -MacRae of
tfi. Anna Nicholson, of BagleVue
liespitat staff, New York City,' is
!spending her vacation at °her korne in
• Kinloss. •
Mrs. Algeo of New York, is in
Lucknow this 'week, on account .: of
atkeaeriousaillness •-:.'ker ister, Misi'
Marie 'Murray.
, Mr. and -Mrs. Jack Howett of
Ni-
agnra Falls, N.Y.,. visited with •Mr
and Mrs. N. D. MacKenzie, Tuesday
of this week. a .
Misses Edythe and .Phemie,Irvina:
have returned to Detroit, aftet
Wiefiding, a tWita-age-eisiTyacationa',-at
'their, home here, •
,
. Mr. Williani MacKinnon of Paris
France, spent a'few day- i 'of last
week' with .his Parents, Mr. and Mrs
Angus MacKinnon.
: • Mrs. Ewan MacKenzie' and daugh-
ter, Mrs. :A. 'MacDonald havecome ur'
from Windsor to spend the slitritne7t
months in •Lucknow. '
; Mr. atuatin Reid of the Bank t of:
Montreal staff at: Sinicoe, and Mr
Eldon Reid of . London; were , berm
,for the recent celebratitina,
Messrs. James. and Robert Mac -
Callum Of Detroit, and Miss Martha
'Matdalltim of Winclapr, • apent thf
week -end with their mother here.
Mrs., M,. Rasmussen of • Bloomfield.
N.J.., is visiting her ..father. Mr. Paul
,SMeltzer,- rand:- ..other.. --aelatttes_„tit*
Goderich Dungannon : and. Lucknow.
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Mrs. •Burton andaason• Jack, Mrs.
Agnew and ' daughter Frances, and
• Mr. 'Shaw of Detroit, were week -end
.gitests,:aof--Mraaanda-Mra-a-abltaati::--Maca
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, • Mr. • and Mts., Gee.. D.' Stockhatn.
Meisrs. Homer Marson and James
Hallett,,all of Detroit, • :were week.;
end guests of ,Mr, and °Mrs. Alexa
, . .
MacDiarmid. , • .
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mr. George 'MacIver,aa one-ttme
Lueknew ,boy, but for many years - a,
resident of near Ebor; Manitoba; it
renewing Lucknow ' and KinlOss. ac,
quaintancea... •
Mr. Williarn Reis, and • daughter.
Christena of Winnipeg,. are Visiting
the foriner's Sister Mra. Grace MIte,•
,Rae of town, and with .a Irother and
sister at Lochalsh and Amberley.a.'
Miss °- Bessie Murdie and Miss.
Gladys', Hodgins.; left Monday morn-.
ing for Riagston,where they Win
take a special 'course in. the. •Univer.
aitY during the school vacation.
Mr: and Mrs. J. W, Elliott :of New
'York City, ' Mrs. F, f ,Prenzea Of
Vancouver, B. C, Mrs ; J.. F. .prim.
rose Of 'Seattle; Wash., are the guests
of their sister :and brother, Mrs R
%Mullin an kr. T., II. Barns' of town,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. litchelee,
their ! daughter Isabel, and Son, Bill,
, •
motored from. Chicago and spent last
week with Mt, andatIrs. Pnilhip Mac-
' Minato' •All' bi•i'f: ,the, 'son returned tC
Chicago' on Monday,
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Mr. -and Mra, ; Joseph' Sineltzer . of
Amulet) Sask.; are sPel?..diPir it month
here, having 'Come- by, Motor : 'froam,
the ' West: : Strieltzei.; - Who. is
'ffitailng at AMUret, -says that crop
'conditions in that part ;are very
Mr and. Mrs. T. A. Hamlin of N.
Dakota', are. guesta, ,i!‘tra, and Mrs,„
-W."1:"Ltiffec-Mr*.•Jjanilin.was at dne
'tillre.r11. the .itiviesg business in Luck.'
:now and iratbungarinen,,. but joined
the tide 'of immigration to Dakota in.
the:eariv,: Eighties
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Lost -In Isucittinvii on Priclity:night,
July 1st, lady's darkltimmed glasses..
.please leavea,..at „The,'.,.santittel
A, offloolio I a. 4 4 ; la,44•44
Air
DiamondJObileeofCon e erittio
'Finely celebrate
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e°Ple of Y'illagse.aticl Country Turn Out in great:
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umbers --Fine Parade -Good Sports -.Goo d Time ,
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The "•Jubilee ...-CelehratiOrr;, held nt
Lucknow was 4,• nae autteaattho,fiest.
affair:%:of .the kind* Staged' !fere aince.,
Boys' Re -union Of 1910.. The
ailayt:waa interiaely; bet,. but this 'did*
not 4o.r• PeePle, **Voting or old., from
tail -ding out in goodly numbers, altho
it lessened the- pleasures of a holiday
71'168.';dle.t1(1.idi; aid. the. village 'residents
respond to the call • of Patrietient, • and
.heyet did. the Streetspyesent, a pret-
. "tier sight. The •Street. waa .gay with
flags and -:tehtred, lights, • and store.,
iteePeaa--went:10 niuclatroubleteadeca-
.Otati• theirwindows and store fronts
Of these being -a eradit. ' to
the :art • and :lindustry of these .. who
'did the, work. . Many 'homes 'lac); were
with flags and. -trarners.
alradding to the general •pleasing
ef-
fect.
The teachers. arid..childreta .of • , the,
Omintry7atnoola iresP•enda-
. .
'.ed, splendidly to th,e invitation to 'join'
in the Celebration, and. • foot aliaailted
or more were, ,iri the linesatvhich' para.
, . • . .
aded to the. Park, about 10.30 in the
mcirriina. :The' main 'Crovd.. tairsea. of
'ConiSe, in the afternoon, and tafteit
.enjoying ':. the .:float arid calithurapian
aparade. went ,...ala_Calectentan_aPark.APa.
witness:field sports and ,baseball.
' • The: 'Orowd. whieh. „paSsed through
the gate gave. assurance to those whe
, had . takenthe risk Of, putting :oa ;the
Celebratain.; that it. world .at least •fi-
nance ;itself,- so that anxieties eri that
stere, dye to the vagaries of . this
'aeaseti'at weatlier;• •avete ...laid • at .rest
It was a . greatday fOr ite' crtaiTi aiJ
tool: .soft 'drinks,. :arid the ineri Who,
•had secured the booth ' Pitiilegea • did.
•tt ."1",thale", of' A ahnatiieSs. • '• The • field .
events- Were ran •. Off ac eord ag• to sch
dule and, a keenly contested atal °x -
citing baseball
gaine 'clietwee : Exeter ,
and ,Lacknevir teania • brought ,' the Pro;
grana. in the park to. a 'clese- ••
'TheItreet • dance, at :night, 'Was.
Well Patrenizedtee,.: mid- 0-e youth.
.and beauty of town aad.leutittY ten.
• tiaued to •"trip the light . fantastic"
:untit well on towards
AsL.On-mtiat:-.puthaticctiabana it was a
good-natured; Weltabehaved. crowd.
'aadit ii:hatribUte. to the 'good 'sense
of .'.the COMitiliaity,' that in spite of
the ,numerous •auttintobilea; and the
crowds of children .• 'and othersaalog,
'foot, 'there aWas not air:accident or
•The • •School Children's Parade...
Shortly after ten o'clock a.ni. be.
tween fear, and five hurl:cited., town
and country" school 'ettifdien gathered
at: the school :grenade andwere slow-
ly formed hito two lines ia. prepara-
tion . for, the.mareh to, the' park, most
if not •allOri'pesSeaalon Of the pretty
Jubilee medal.. The '• JaZz•
Band yiraitheta' to teed,: mid. a' funny -
looking bunch they. Were, but 'Capable
of • rendering very ; good music as well
as .making 'Muck 1.elownish, Om; Get-
ting
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into 'line; .,the marched
. t�. the park inkier' the acorchhig sun:
-a" fine-looking tot Of 'boy.s, add girla
.thott were,: .such fl any cothinuaity
'Might he proud of,: Arriving at the
Park,'. the . intense heat'made' it inad-
visable to eafry.,,out 'in: full th pro-
scribed.. program, . Scores. of the hitthe'
ones scurried 'away to the:friendly,
shade, of near -by ;trees until few Were.
lett 'about •the 'plattform to take • Pail:
in the program :of patriotic
But in. spite of the sizzling heat the:
orchestra played and these who bray: -
e(1 theglaring sun; aang. the', . pre.
scribed • p,i0s. Fhe Rev. A.'‘
Brown of .Ashfield, 'Was aeheduled, for
an address, but he said :that: • ander
the circunistanCes., he thought • ' , thaf
'
his number hack better"be dispensed
with.:,,I•loWeVea, a 'lurpher','in ,tht•
ninch-rediteed,,andience, .,,exoresse.d. •.
,deaire, to ,hear -a ..speech. : 2Browa,
went on. ' .was soon evident. the:
the 'traiWd."*A's wlhIing toliatia' tine
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the .•apeirkie fitting' his.... remarks te
the ..occasion, ,•gave aa'.yery, , geed ad•i,
(1.raeS4,.....refstritig„,,te,„..danadaaas;•n..",71and-,
of 'opportunity for young Men. • He
had himirelf ome to this .-cOtnitty•at
-anae-Migtirataboy4retritaEtigliateiriffe•
had fOtia4 like .theasitOdiof othera-.
a hearty'Welcome in. Canada..., He re,,
'felted, to...tlrea :eateer. ,:of ;Polo,
44:C/tail1ess •Doratitiet...:preaent:Ilittister
Railways, as a exampl, •,,of
,pluck, peraeverance, and indostty car
; de .in this country'. Dunning Aliso
had-COine-io-Canadirwfth tittle-46re
thiin
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spite:of initial tliaconrageoseataa be
had ' :forgeta'fahead” 'until he ,becarot.
Oeqiiei,. of Saskatchewan' and " :now:
occintieta-•ona. irOpotto.n.t.,
positions in the IfOrninion Goyirri
inent, , • '
Pt, ' G. A. Newton;,„ ,Who acted as,
chairman; also, gaveatt shortaddress:
and explained that the nett... J. J
Jantea, . who, had ptonnised•_ a „speech
;.for the acetiaioA, was 'unable to • be
present. . ,.. • .
The .singing of two :roOre' patriotic,
'songs brought the morning's pro-
--gramto an .end, and the -crowd- -"gladir
dispersed to find ' cooler quarters.::
The Afteriaotin.
The .parade of: Beata and
calithum-
pian ,outfits With which the afternoon •
program' opened; has • been 'ovens:atria-
ea: the -.best ...ever :seen in the tewn,"
The • number , of 'Splendidly. arranged
.floata2ahowed the '_spirit Ofenthasia
upon the.: celebration. . .The. paoceaaima
Started' • eil'.Stat* Street, .00eeede(Pi
to ChIedenian-Park entta.nce by way
of- Carol:Zell St:, :doubled, hack,. and
went: down 'Campbell: again; Makin:a
sPleodid distolity...:There was'"eyery-
thiag'.from,, the beautiful, totile:bur-,
jeas.iin A
..A.:Att,, had an etalierately and beautt,
iuhly decorated l car :with many' 'fee....
itt4Os suggestive' of. ;the Order-, The
.Girl,"Gaideaalad'•a,floatWhigh. a'ttract.
ed attention. .1E. was 'entlYened•--•
. • . .
lay the -presence Of a :•dozen or tiara:"
who at intervals sharited theit
slogan. jetVel •:Rebekah '..,1;odge had.
'aaother nice ;float,- as Mr. , A.:,
Buswell. As for the other outfita„ it
is aitfieult..tO ',Say Muth z-a'hout these.
although we feel.: like mentfonii:10
tate representation Of Indian life in:
the way of, a' hii:ci4atk•canee .
en-
• .
ginetred :aby• Miss Jean ..Mettim.
Oecepied by. one 'tone' and, well-behav-
ed. little. passenger, Margaret Connell.
in atifte' of the intense • heat' which
. continued throughout the 'afternoon.'
:there - was a fine crow in. the •parka•
tke. bit thickly: dettedftvith groups of
:Wenien and.gitla in. auitimer ,attire,.
retailing: the Catedonian.fieldH dayi'•ef-
happY. -Mernorylt: :Of course there
Wasn't the crowd' Of .eight Or ten theu-
aanci, as in those • "odd: old daYal"
• There were field'. el:rents. • for • :hotra
amdagirlsaanda-feraitieiiraoCaiajnaipa,
and feeti: Of strength and'akill.• Fol -
Owing t ,ese, tante • a game of ase:-
• ball -hetween ,Exeter and ;Lucknow
tetiniSr The teanis preyed to be Well
iriatClied; ariil there were MaaY
satienal• Moments, espeCially ' in tlie,
ninth inniiigs. Curiously eaough. • the
gaine. ended in•la tie Whiel, even ••••a
' tenth ',inning failed..tobreak; The Ex-
eter ,boys Won an: early lead, 'an4
• the last 'half of the .ninth it 'looked
like an ,:eaay, victory :for them: Thc.
score stood :8-1:3a. Then, • semething.
'went wrong wth Exeter,. or Lucknew.
had better ' until at the end .the
•
score was ,•13-1,3.• What was•
be done. Everybody Was excited;
ev-
erybody was ..hitOgiry, • Another, innings
as decided'upon,but neither, side
stered, So it Nt'a: left a.tie....••;
,gt.! Helena• sent over its aqit
tearroa whiala appears enjoying
the diatiection Of leadchampionship
this seaacao to Play .a Locknova 'team.
The oatcoMe Was. a • rather 'severe,
triinining, for the, locals --the visitors
walking off with all .the haners• and
the '' prize ' money, :,, However' • all had
a geed time at the game.
The, Street Dante' ••
The sports in the Pailc were fol=
lowed by a ,dance on thc street. Street'
dares are free -'and -easy i1 popio
Jet. Everybody seenis to oe there; anti
.everybody seena to be hating a geed
time. There are dances for everyboclY.'
'The itight.'*Waa fine•and.. there -WAS lair-.
'the:•crowd• thataeoalti be acdoitanodatt:
r ro`d•At.la.,sttd *Until aftet the. "wee 8ma'.
:hours," - • ' •
• •
Saturday althoagh a Publithohi
eXeePt; by .the hanks, the .p0,:qt tOfli,e4
mid. factory. The •othersaawere .back ,
at:oadhisinesialianstalaaat-aaaaaaa.a.,--...
, The Prize Winaers:•-•:.. •
tPriae winnerain the parade and
fioId,ev, en ta. , Were'. a aaf
VIttiti'1t Indian -.Girl ,s'(Mias JAn
Met(ini); gad, irl GuicIt#
•Calithamplant' "Fire Ccittipiny;"
gad,' 4,herse WagOa. •
'QUoitat-Firstaevent,.1st,"1-Palind-G.'
Barge1ft:''2iidi thci A
;NO. SENTINRI, NEXT' WEPR. •
*:
The Sentinel took no holiday.
• in,. 1926 -perhaps th.0. first
time in ataxy •years ' to miss
tiolidark" lee incorivenika ,•
not to take one. It's the oii
'Way that the editor' Of a vi
; age weekly 'can °get 'ayiatt for •
more .than• a couple of days at'
time, and ;.thetwriter, tvaata
to. get; away:for. abouta Week •
.114 whenyoul'YaoYas:
So don't vor-
thiel the'*eek of July I:4th.
The Sentinel office will he •
open foi .all, . manner of • jab ,
.priating. -
Y• •
MILT THEATRE
FRa.a 8tha-SAT., 9th
•
Richard Dix .
"LET'S 'GET MARRIED"
With Lozs WilsQn,
With Comedy .
' TUE., 12thWED1*.
-2"-'-‘111-YzOttril
„ With pat' O'Malley an
" MeAvo.y.
r.
Also 27reel .short • Subject, and
' Comedy
May
oldea„. Crust Bread
•STANDS THE TEST' OF
QUALITY' •,, •:
You know: What "a aatisfacticin•
1 :there is in making things yoursel,
in' knowing that "everythaig. is pate,.
and good. 'Ihat is the:sort of sat=
isfaction we get. in Making Golden
Crust and. z Golden Grata Breads,
-
aria selling it to. you. Try, some
for yourself rind ' be convinced.'
Delicious •Sponge ',Cakes; Pies,
Tarte -Cookies always fresh on
hand. . •
Try ;REID'S BAKERY-41)one' "68
Nixon: Setenci event: -K Cameron
• and 'Geo. Swan, 2nd, 'Elmer: Ackert
and T.). ,capsidi.:.
Running joadjthap: T. Bailie;
flacket•4: • ' "
a Hop, step and. jUMpia D.. "McKay,
M.:Hackett, • ' •;, •
'Pole vaulta T. bailie; 0.- Fella•.
.56.1b. W. El Iten.detson:
• Putting shet; W. E. Henderson; A.
Nicholson.- '
10.0 -yard Dash:, A, Niehelson;
Baihie
Fat men's race • (eyed' 200 lbs.):.
Peter Farrish; S E. Robertson., ,
Old : Men's race,' (60or. oVer):
Taylor;' Rich. •Mas9uillin.
Boys' race' 14 and under: Art An
Joe Eilo:cotte.
• Girls' . race,' 14 and: ender;
'McGee; Barbara 'Nettle. :
Soya 12 and under: Gordon Clapp -
bell. David Horn.. ' • `
• aGirls 42' and under: • Anna Graham;
Verna Steward.
BeYs .8. and ander; Jack Button; 11.
Girla.8' and underi Dorothy 'Gra-
ham; Zylda' Steward. ' •
.` Wheelbarrow, face: Geo: Webster
and Hugh MacKenzie; 2nd, Jack Wil-
son and Ken *Cameron,
. ' 3 -legged Rate: J.ack Gillespie. and
M. Reid; god, Nellie McGee and. Go -
don Rihtou). • • '
Cilukcn :NOTES
Anghicnn Chtirch •
• A Confirmation, . Service e
he'd ii- St. Peter's Anglican cturab..
LuclaioW • on Sunday July the 10th
at..7 o'clock in 'the evening,. His
Grate the Archbishop of .iluren.' Will.
Ire the preacher. Special music. All
'United Church'
"taTlie-Sadrantenta-of S:HStiV
Ae„,heici (11, 'next, SO;
bath tit the. -morning' service:
Thc Preparatory - Service ;be
held On Friday evening at S o'clock.
-Pairtatirn; rof Jkrvie will
'he the, preaCher at this. service.
Tat•inhairri ootnea into 'onr Presbyterie,
• -rePtitatioriaaas
thinker':and. uu, ,schitlara
InduetioaSerVieei have. beet; ',:the
• erdeit , tha). ':day rocently-Ja:,
:•PfeahyterY, no 'fewer, thaa twelve
new' ministers' having eeme taithin,
ear houndS. We tire especially glad, to
welcome Iteta`C. N. Mackenzie, known
'to litahr thererioathaallitited-Chtitelt
at R1rey,
The '13read
The •.Bread
4Health.:. ' of Health '
.• , OUR 'MOT° 18 .io.r.A,L.rrxr 7. AND; "SERVICE" .
,
•',Why 'friako: Dread , and pikes Par The Coafe0eration.::Holitlayka,
aitaCenalitr:Irdike":"Illidir-Whole-Wheat
' "Good Bread" • : '•, •".,•
• • SPECIALS • ' •••),
• jelly- Rollsa'Coffee Galtea, ed Rellsa Date Squares, Dundee Ca es;
Itaapherry Squares, Chelsea, Buns; Oatmeal Cookies, .'. Raisin :Pies,
Raspberry •Taigets, •Chocillite Martihmalloa, Cake,' ' Lemon' , Plea:
• BEST' paicas .GSInKii FOR BUTTER. AND ,EGGS a:- • z
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Phone 75 Lucknow, Ont..
*SUMMER aWEARABLES
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COTTON *spx, fancy top, reg. 40c,• to 'clear at 29c:.
LISLE SOX, plain,' reg. ,50c, to clear at 39c... A
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FIGURED DRESS VOILE, reg. 75c, to clear at 50c,
WHITE DIMITY, reg. 28c, to . clear at 25C.
. • •
SPUN SILJC inaSummer Shad es ;,-- White,. Maise,
Coral and 'Green, Just the th ing • for :that • sport •
Special :it "95e *I. "Yardv. "'' -- •-• "a -
FANCY 'BELTS at 59c, ' Suitable for that ' Tom
Boy 'Skirt.. •• • • '
GENTLEMEN!. Invesfigatg our System of "haedla
ing clothing. It may be we can'.give you just what
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A WRONG EYE O.ANNOT.
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BE ALTERED
' That is, the eye itself cannot
be changed. Butwe can deter-
mine WHY the eye is wrong,
and can placeglasses before it
that correct the wrongful ten-
dency,, and the ' eye 15 for all
practical purposes' normal
normaL
Gliaaes Will not Make • alt a eyes •
normal, but :they do so in manta
cases, . and always: give' the
beat possible visionyou must
take ,the first step toward im-
provement in Your viaion.
•
• T. .T...AR:111(STRONG
'Jeweller & Optometrist
'
Lucknow, Ont.
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. BLITZSTEINI
Phone 18 ' ' LUekneW.
• West 'of Central Garage.
aJuSt retarned from :the city ,
With a• new stock of ,the latest'
Dresses, .which will be sold :at
reagenable prices,: Call and ..
see them: • • „. • •'
Also a new stock of . Men's
and Boys' Suits, to be sold' at
greatly reduced, prices.
• Don't miss the great ' bar -
:gams at this store.
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HANOSOME. SIGN BOARDS
. AND GOOD, SLOGAN
Sometiines Lucknow ..seema• a „hit
slow' io getting a thing done, hitt it
rarely' fails to...make a good job of
what it undertakes.; •
The townsign hoards ,for Which
civic , Patriots' have been ;looking for
.sComo time, were, set up inatinie or
the' Dominion Day celebration, ' so
that now Ito traveller • car; enter the
„
village . by the highways without
. .
knowing that he 'is apProaching an
important and historic centre.
. The Wording on the beards facing,
the in -coming . trOaller, and for
which a Prize Of .$10 was offered:last'
fall; is "You are, in Luck -now --Drive
canny.' „ T,his is :over a large horse-
shoe -the' time-honored enibiem Of
luck. : The slogan accepted by:. the
. .
Village ,•Council *as • submitted by
Mrs: Dr, Conhell, and 'he -got : the
prize. " ' '
. ,
On the side of the beard. Which the
departing traveller sees; is printed::
"Always welcome • to our. Sepoy
.Tda4n." ' • ' •
• Theoainting was done by Mr. 'Er-
nest Scott, 'sign , 'Painter, ai:Id ii' a
fine :piece of workmanship.
tri our itetoant sot the action taken
o
HURON,.. NOT 'BRUCE COUNTY
b•s Messrs, .Douglas and Webster to
„reCoVei•daMages for 'injuries received
in an automobile .accident whieh: oc-
curred :east of Lucknow teat fall, we
that -the 'action waa. aganis
Bruce Couaty. It, however, was Hur-'
•on County -that was in•YolVeda and
parties. :a1n were, injured. ' Heron'
Cdanty it ieetna, •is• responsiblefor
ettgetint.ltoahv,intree:,,, i.;oviabAndile,e,e;o...Bo.ftrui ea
vecl.seottiti.ndeyaaSitofook
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THANKSGIVING stavIcE
• ; SUNDAY'. AFTERNOON
•
• The. celebration of the Sixtieth 'an-
niversary :,of confederatton was fit-
tingly brought to a close here by a •
cotrimanity: set -Vice an the: Town Hall
at 2.30: in the.. afternoon. If: was pre-:
posed,to hold this service ift the Park,.
but a strong and almost cold :wind .
made this inadaisable.' The Hall was
well filled ancrthe program prepared. a
and recoinniended, by' the Central' Jut' ..:
bilee •Celebration .Committee at Ot-
tawa was followed.' ',/t •, Massed choir
frolic thO variouschurch • organizaa' •
tians lod the singing; The Rev.. C. It,
'MacDonald 'presided and the •Reta, R:
W. 'Craw gave the address:,
••
The speaker gave 'a byief, outline of
the, development of Canada since: set, ' •
tiernent began, referring to the , early
adventurers and diceVeterst "The Men
of Brawn" (the pioneers); t‘The, Meal
of Vision" • (those , whoconceiyed, and
consuminated" , confederationt,-, 'anal
"The •Men of Sacrifice" (the soldiers
Who. Went Oaergeas. to save the coun-
try and civilization). Ile said. ' it , was:
fitting that : the •i celebration 'should
•close withsuch a service as we were '
having; lie spoke of the
and hardworkthg.pioneers• avho Made •
the Caaada. of ...tbday.• possible; ' of the
""falleita.e_f__CettfecieratiOn'Y who 'hael
3:7:talons of a future Canada far beyeitl
that of thea ordinary maui whe„. Was
largelY ;indifferent; of thea consum-
mate tact and determination whielt
r'ifitfil'atitireLll'it,T44yrtilit`tts.-°a(intdittC1)(e54f.eqs4taTly4ltiai-(17i''''
ment of a stable • government., And
lastly hie spoke of ',Canada!sacentribaa
:tion t� the armie vhTch saved civi.
Nation- in the 'Great War, SColittog;
as a Slander' the' contelitioa . in "i301)1e
quarters that the soldiera .;enlisted
for the .s.46 of the • utli.C,ciktut and the '
parade. They had answered . the,cahJ
of dett, in 'a high' cause.
'• aneral. Highest
• WWII to niX, 2601 Luck:jowl —
10,7.
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