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Lucl{nOw, Ont. •
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MID -SUMMER SPECIALS
• ilouse, Dresses, cool and cunifY, $1.15 to $1 75.
Canadian Gingham, 23c per Yard.,
All -Cotton Hole,' black or brown. 19c per pair. '
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'Reg- *1-bHOSe., 2 shadeeonly. Special, 69cper pair.
Men's Fancy Art Silk Sox, 49c. Per 'pair:i
.Men's Garters and Four Poiit Suspenders, at 45c.
Collar Biittons3for25c Guff-L-inks-andC1aSPS, 25c pair
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SPECIAL while. they last—Men's Straw Hats, regular $L50,
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• $2.06, $2..65, 92.75 and $6.00: Your choice at only • 98c,
them UP.•
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STRAINED •EYES REDUCE
ppFIcENcir,
Eye Strain copses both men.-
, •
tal and physical, discoinfort.
'Glasses .,remoVe the strain and
the • discernfort vanishes: 'While
it is not so simple as it may
' appear ftom, that statement,'
.we can render ,a• satisfactory
service When the need z the;
• correction of .errors of vision,
May We enquire if 'You need
our attention?
ARMSTRONG •
4. Jeweller ••& ,Optometrist
LucknoW, Ont. " •
AMILY THEATR
JULY 22—,:23
Bebe Daniels
MISS BREWSTER'S •
MILLIONS"
The biggest and fastest, fun-
niest Society comedy Bebe hal
eVer liad
Reid's
Golden Crust Bread •,
Reid's Golden Crust arid Golder'
drain ' Breads are growing
more 'populat 'every day. A
shape to meet every sueed..Try
it and be convinced.
Give. orii week end specials-. a
,
trial. Phone •your , orders' to •
,• , ;
Reid's Bakery, 'phone ,68.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL AND •• CHURCH,
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•;•••-.'••• - - •••.,
The ;annual Sunday • SehOel • andt
"Congregational -picnic of Liickhow
'United' Clturelf-Will;theld -itt:;;;tteries..,
ettnie Park, tear-God:000r trit
day,-Jaly, 28th. Picnickers will leave
the thurch-;ai-one-eolook•INni:,.!those,
Itio have no,. Itietitt of • ecitrOy*inde-
are.„ requested; to leave 'their.- names
'the -S.S.....Stifierifitendent-nr with
five conveyance- tominitteet..W:
itTlitaer4oii and Viii,
Motile; not .later , than July, 20th,.in
Oder .that frovielori mat he not4e,
„. BLITZSTEIN'S
Phone pi": •"" 'Luetinew
• West .Of Cential„Garage
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VoileDresses, nidely
made, 'wilt -gee pat-
terns; Reg. ,
° Special, at $1.59.
'-. Great ,:bargains
.in•
'clearing lines of. Sum-
mer Dresses. Call ..and
- nee these, .
LADIES! " See the.
..greatbhargains. in Cor-
sets. Reg.' $2.50, for
$1.59. Reg. $1.50, for
98c.,
Dominion Redpath
CHAVTAVOIJA
:Tap toAy.8:
At'.*.vvitighao
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. ,Commencing July
GREAT COMEDY
"THE PATSY'."
ORIGINAL *Nly§IcAi,
„PRODUCTION
"AN EVENING
IN kAwAir,
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:IIIETROpOLITAN .SINGpRs
Featuring
'"THE " CHIMES
'OF. IIRITANY"
CASFORD*
, CONCERT. COMPANY
C6,104Ny....;
rIIILDR.EN*S1 -SPEC•IAL
PROGRAMMES-
• ilos
N074,1314,;.,,LEGT11,tits,
SEASON'S' TICKETS 0.50
;Aninsethent 'Tax Extra
40101.1riarom.illasPio*rion..1110011.11somiriest.
$2,00 PER YEAR IN 4,CDVA.NGE; 112.00 0111Zili114
LUCJINOW ONT., THURSDAY' JULY 21st, 1907' •
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„SINGLE 60PIES' *CENTs •
0' 9
• PROFESSIONAL CARDS• '
W. m.,Connell •
PhYeician. ,,and Surgeon
. Luclaie* • •:
Hours:,.1.:.304*-310 ,7-8
'Phone":86.
, 4.DEIVIIST ' • ,
.D4'1(1101.444 w411 visit • Llieknew
eVeri Tueadak in 'Dr. Conja.IL'i
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44:41.1444•44.•' .
DENTIST . •
Dr. It L. Treleaven, Lueknorr--
°weir Dicker's t ors. Extrattiou
either 4. gas or local. Will be
Dtarnnon every Thursday. .
'• Phone 53
DENTIST
Call Dr. Newton
Make appointment
'n. office , everyday
::IIVERYBODitl .COLUMN •."
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0-'4-4 0 t) 0 0 0-41-0-0
• Goo. A. Siddell„ Luckiaw, Broker
• :and Real Estate.—Money to lend or
first •mortgages on farm ;proper-
• ties at 6 and 6½ per Cent, aecording
to escurity' offered. Also small
...,•-•-.••••'7..i',4."-etneiints_.on second mortgages On
• , farm properties and on • personal-•
nays. A few geed fanny for ash:.
-,WALL' PAPER
My Steck of -Wall Paper is com-
plete for 1927 Pridesfrom ,8c. up. I
ant: alio. agent for leading job 'houses,
R -J Cameron,- .Decorator, l'ainter.
end Grainer Box 174 Lucknow.."
For Sale --A number. of • wincldw
and storm -sash 'with glass in, them.
Apply to D. C. Taylor. •
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House For, Sale-'-Fraine 'residence
5 rooms, hard water, garden,good
stable.—Apply to David Mead .or
Mrs. Jas. Burns,, north of the :sta.
tion. (23-6-tf)
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For Sale --Shorthorn. •tnilt calf -9
-months .old.—Apply to :Oeo. Greel”
"R. 1, Lucknow.
.1.11i1.11•MMINPMNIMOD fill•NIM•••=011.1.•11
- AUCTION SALE ,,
Jas. W. Bowler All have an 'auc-
tion, sale: ofstanding hay t Lot 17
Con. 10, W.D., Ashfield,- on Saturday
July,23rd-'-35 acres mixed hay; 9 ac-
• i•es yellow blossom, sweet clover for
aeed:—Elliott Miller, Aue.
PIG ASTRAY •
Came to the premises of the under,
signed, Con. 10, `West Wawanosh, .on
or about July 15, 1927, a pig +(weight
, 'about 40 lbs.).• Owner may have-
-4am) on provin-g" property and. pay-
ing expenses.—Oeorge, A. Philips.
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to
0'; 110C4.1'.,k1P GiZNIBAL:
10,0, 0 —0-47-0- s. -
,711ir. Wilfred. Murdoch is home from
,Toronto fpr a two -Weeks' vacation
+1Vfilies :M4e and VAdelYniil '1101•14''
irah * are epending 'Week at ,Glind.
• Mr. and Mrs. Robertion. of Harris.
ton, ` were.SindaY viiiito4 With 3.4ril••
A. T. .•"
, Mr. IC. N. Treleaven of Hamilton
was here for the week -end, visiting
his little son, Dick.
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Mr. Neil Beaton. of London, visited
for ,a. week With his. sister, Mrs. D.
CamPhelly Gough Ht.
Good Coeds; Low Prices. Special
Sommer' .MARKE'r,-t•
Hornell -Murdoch Co.
Mr. Wigg, manager of the 'Walker
, Store, is. spending a week's vacation
at his home In 01414.
, .
Mr: Jack Newton of. Port Credit, is
visiting...with his father, Dr:, G. A.
Newton; for a few days:
Mrs: Will Robertson and daughter,
Jean, were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Neil D. MacKenzie.
',Just. received• a• shipment Of Suit_
Cases. and club Begs.' Trunks at cost:
X ,Shoe Store. • '
. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. MacKay ' and
•Mr.•••B. Shenk of Detroit; .•....apent , a
,week with Mrs: Sadie IfaeMahon.,••
•W;Mrif3faylor and ' daughter Miss'
Lila Of Detroit; are spending a 'couple
of weeks with Lucknow friends.
'Mr. ,and. Mrs. C. F. Richardson Of
TeesWater, are Spending. theirvaca-
tion with Mrs. D. Dauglas. and Alias.'
Jean:, •
ENTRANCE RESULTS, .
••• LUCKNOW SCHOOL'
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Beventeen tried. :Seventeen :were
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litie.511141 tviehrfi taking • honors
Clarence Greer' bolds ,fit,st p]aee, and
Is 'therefore ',entitled to '"WilsOn, Me
dal"• •
Honors—Clarence ; Greer; 'Ada Witt.:
aon,• Jack Iirabsen; Lotinine,Brabson..
Carlyle Macintosh, Douglas MacDori-•
aid, Arthur :Andrew, Jir'a' Stewart
. Ale* Smith, Aimeda Dutpin, ' Bruce
• Martin; Allan Muidoeh. •
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in alph: order)—
Archie:. Hamilton; Mary Jewett,' Jes-
• ale MacKenzie, Evelyn Nixon, 'Bertha
Milne. • • ..• ' •
,tdith Wade.. Who. wasi it student
here, until AprII, was promoted it;
'London without examinationt
XINLOSS 'UNITED CHURCH,
Garden Party, ThurSday, July 28
• in Mr. Hodgins' orchard. Supper, 6 to
•• illuStrated lecture by Rev
Adis. Fairbeitn;. 'Bermuda" and
other Items. Admigsl
on 306,and,25c.
„
, Card of Thanks • •
The family fif Mrs. Catherine len-
. nedy wish to express gratefulthankt
to the friend/ •, and neighbors for
kindnessand sympathy at the time
• of their loss of a loving mother.
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HOLYROOD •
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Mr. Robt. Wilson of 'Tiverton, a
,
"former' "Itirilosg 'boy renewed ad .
.'qualtitatiees Around, Our burg recent -
'Mr. John -Valens of -.Saskatoon!
• Sask.,''.who., -he§ been home for a'sbert
letvoirRixesday lat.-the Wrist. •
. • Mr... And Mrs.
Will • Murray and
family Of London,are Visiting • at
C9h., r•
- Mr :and -Mrs. Corhett of. AlUston.
• Mr. rind•Nirs. golap,•'Of lOuleatt;Van-.
itoba,,'"W6te -Vests', a't :the • -forniets' •
datighter"S,:' Mrs. "gielikim Elliott, the
..past week., .•
Now sired Robert drives 4' c4r,..that"
• olct familiar tone AO • Oft it ,)teirtil't
0When. you ,aud. 1 were yew*, 'Mag.
Mr. Win: MacDonald and wife, and
Mr.: Kell3ivisited* last-, week at the
home of Mr. and •Mrs. N. D. Mac-
Kenzie.
,Mr. and Mts. R. Thompson,
with Willard.; ;spent the ••week...eno
with Mr.,' and Mrs. Price Naylor in
Toronto.' • -
: Mt. R. S. Wilson Of the Bank of
Commerce, , with his lurife.',an& chil-
dren, are spending theirvication. at
Bruce' Beach. " •
The .Rev. R. W. Craw commences
his annual. Vacatien:, this Week,'. and
will visit his son, Walter, who is on:
..
Mission Werk in New Ontario;
Mrs,. Burgess,' Mr. and. Mrs. Will
, • .
Maynard and Elects; and•Mrs, ilaipin
.of Toronto, spent part oflast week
with Mrs. A. T. Davison of town. •
Mils Olive, Webster ,and • Miss Par
Bush of Toronto, have returned home
after spending a week's vacation with,
•tbe former' s aunt, Mrs. Geo.' Andrew.
Mrs:. Robert Rae, Who has not been
well the Past couple; of 'Weeks, and
daughter,' Margaret, have gone tc
spend a few weeks at the lake °shore,
f • ,
• Miss Lotirii.qimPbell and Mho Hel-
en Thompsdnare taking, boat trij.
through the Thousand Islands to
Montreal, and other Paints of inter-
est. . '
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Mt; Parsons of Toronto, and lyfise
MacKenz•,ie of.Notp Bay, and Miss,
.Caesar .ortonden, were visitOrs last
Week -with the ' Misses MacKenzie,
Campbell' Street. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Irwin
have the sympathy of many.. friends
•in the less of their little son, Robert
Russell, who died on July 14th, at the
"age of ten. month's arid 6 days.
Mt. and, Mrs.. Earl Lindsay- Of To -
:rialto, are spending e..two-weekS' va-
cation with Lueknow. friends. ;Mr.
Lindsay has 'good position, in the
*Candy Dept. of the '.Simpson Stere,
Toronto. • '
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.rOgMgg .1X,CsNow; *RESIDENT,
DIED IN TORONTO,
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' The 'death Of John Irgbiele
occurred: in ',Toronto early , Monday
morning of this week, following a few'
-hours illfigSg AS j kneriVn,' •tb her
LU6know. . friends • kis ifabi IC had
-suffered: a +stroke of •Paralisis about
two years' ago, :and; although free
from suffering, She, never quite reCov:•'
*'ered• TAU/ remains were brought' here
for internient in Greenhill. Cemetery+.
the, funeral being qn•IVednesday...af-
ternoon. Funeral serviO was held at
•.the 'Presbyterian C h u r c h at two
o'clock.
,•
.The late Mrs, Habick was a native
of Scotland but Came 'tb' this country
with her parents While. quite youngl.
The family :settled. pear Ayr, Ont.,,
and Mrs.. Habiekthen, Miss Elizal
beth Smith, -lived there until she was
married, when she came th the 12th
Coi. of Ashfield. -----Ther spent -fifteen
years on the farm, and then a:eyed
to Lucknow about. 1805. Ten': years
'ego they moved to Tordato where
most of their, familyhad preceded
them.
Mrs. liabiek, who was in her 73rd.
year; is survived by her husband,four
daughter a •and two Sons, I1 df whom
reside in Toronto with the eXception
of MIT. John McQuillin 'iof West Wa-
wanosh: Another sopi Andrew, lost'
his llfe -in the Great War, all three
-boys having seen :serviee overseas. •
• —0 0 P— • • •
Geed Goods, Low ,Prices. Special
• Summer Sale. —„THE. MARKET
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ATTENDED FAMILY RE -UNION
' NEAR GEORGETOWN.
Mr. Ben -,McClure '.and'"' daughter,
rtfiss Mabel -last 'Week .• • attended P;
gathering Of the decendatits Of the,
pioneer McClurcs who settled,. in the
vicinity of 'Churchville a little More,
than lop years ago. In 'spite ;of a
:drenching rain on ;Saturday morning,
whiCh made 'tPdvellin‘ difficult niere
..than 309 of the ",‘`clan" gathered in
Huttonville Park and enjoyed the us-
Ual*„good..tiine Which invariablyknark
such re -unions. The McClure pioneerr
came from the north of Ireland, bu'
. , • .
one in the gathering who g4rkie from
the Land of the Heather claimed that
originally they were from 'Scotland
, .
but that May. have. been just after
the tashionof his countrymen', who
are charged 'With; laying, : claim tl
everything that's good.:
. Officers were elected to take chary-,
of the next, family gathering which
it was decicted should be held in 1932.
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„
Mrs.- W. Tweed of ,Killarney, Man.'
is ;visiting her sisters, -Mrs. • E. .T.'
Smith -arid -Mil, N. L. 'CaiPiib**elf
toWp: Mrs. Tweed'S son, Fred, who
carne with ,her,;:returned to Detroit,
taking with 'him' Mrs. G. %...:,Newt•on
and Eunice for -an extended visit with
relatives. '.*
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Dungannone,On,';iuty 13,
19.21, to, Mr.. and Mrs.' Chas W. Al-
ton a gen (James•Caropboll);"
;riwitiL-in • Ifiiiloes'..:Township, on
JPIr 12,-1021; to Mr,: and 'Mrs. W.
Trwiti;a daughter. • • •
Reed ‘Aielegndra
'OOderichf on •SurditY,, July 3rd, 1927.
to 10--tird Mrs. Melvin Reed et
lirotford. doughto Mato laths1).
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A CASicH BUSINESS ONLY ' •
, • . . •
The. blac smiths , town have
found A necessary to plit their:busi-
ness on'a strietly cash ..15isid ' and Will
start a strictly cash busine,s on Aug-.
'ust '1st, 1927. Abiolutely no credit
after that 'clate.
THINKS PLAYGROUND •
'.,GoOD, IDEA
'(the ,Kincarditie. Re'iiew-Reporter)
While in -LticknOw:, the • other • day
.We ,passed: the Public . Scheel , of that
.village and were -surprised to see a.
large ttirrther' of kiddies in ,the school
grounds Being holiday time. we •Won--
dered at this, so .stoPped to see, the
reason. It didn't take l9pg, to find
out. The school ground is equipped:
with a splendid outfit for the kiddies
to ;use to 'enjoy :themselves in 'their'
spare• time. Swings, of several .differ.-
ent kinds; •teeter-totters, shute slide's.
and other -equipment was there ,anil
the youngster s :were haying a 'great'
time., :Where do the kiddies. of Kin-
cardine -play?: You find many•of them
on the toads, on the • streets'A .feW",
of them go to the lake. there are on
ly couple„d, Swingsat the park
there" which' are, hardly it for the
youngsters to use and not fit for tinY
tots.' There were n'O kiddies runn44.
--f-Orth...-neross-7.--.Lucknew
streets—they were sate from paashr
• ears, .They_ were; ;enjoying. ,:themselvet
at the sarne tim LOcknew is to ,be
eongratuiate on arranging ,Tr thi
•:plumie OtIts vouth hfe Here, in Kin
car -dine Wre have Our tennis courts
our .t!owling'-green,',.linir.,,,tahletie park.
4our•-..gelf•••cmirse,-•?•our••+syiliiithin.-Sta-Ka:
and all thinge-for pl easu.rei; of the .
'groWn-ti,nS—but .whete do out kiddiet
equipinerit tts Luk
pitoldti
pnb1z,selmol, grOtincls. - would solve.'
the. problem. 4 would' he giving the'
kiddies fair treatirierit too, ,
o
Obod Goods. , Low Priceii. 81;ecia
Stirniner Sale'. THE ° MARKET --•••
11011011•Miado.cli.
aceALLEM LOSEB.: SEAT IN
S. MENV,IIINNEY '
• RETAINS '..SEX,T"' IN • .
•
test. in South Bruce and North- Bruce
isthat; m.::..4.1111,agb4114n1 loses this
seat in South eBroce; and is Obliged to
Pay the .expenses of the. court,' 'alla
•that A. P,;MeWhinneY,
'her for „North' Bruce,:isi:"oonfitmed.iii
Ids, seat, ;lar. Fentonithe:l.rOgressive
eandidate,Who entered ,the•" protest.
againSt 'kewhinney, -•beieg
with the betirt Costs in that Case;
.J. 'G. Anderson the Liberal candi-
date in South Bruce .Who Withdrew
from the contest,' having been called
to 'Toronto for examinationbefore'
the judges who presided at the hear.,
was declared not guiltyof any
• corrupt practice. • '
-7MacCallum.• is net cliitpialifiedby
the -court for taking partin or being
a candidate in future eIectio3s.•,•
**Theview-taken by the court • D.P-
pears. to be that While tolten, and
MacCalluin; who put up the.
for Anderson's expenses,: corrimittql
acts or corruption 'Under the law, they.
• did not do so knowingly. . The trans -
;actions viere: above hoard and- no ef-
fort Made to 'conceal thein.
-.The .following quotation front the .
jiidgilient -sets -forth the7yliw7takeiv
by '.Justices: Rode . and Fislibri
de'rsen did not give or 'offeror prom -
ie 'or agree to give 'anything' to:aitY-.
brie. Therefore, he is_..not guilty Of .the
decided that We ought' not to report
thata corrupt practice Wa.E.
:ed Witil-;AnderSOn'Sy actual knowledge
,and -eonsent..,.•••We, have pet thOugiiis"?
that 'we ought .to exercise the' poWer
whieh theT. 46t confers, to 'ordei:,anY
of the persons. whose cortchIct has
been ,under discossion, . to Appear 'be?
fore 'us:as a StninnarY Trial -Court
and •answer -to the,. charges .1Uade,
indeed our present Opinion is: that the
neWer :auglit-net to be exercised., In
respondent's. (MaCCalltim'S) CaSi?'•as
in 'tolton's, there Was, rid; intentional
violation of the latv and., disqualifica
or an 'ordet to PaY petitioner'.'
dOStS willbe a. rather heavy penaliY.
,
unon respondent,.. The: determination
which is- to be 'Certified, taken with
the, .repOrt to be, made, 'serve,'to
'calf Abhiie "attention to the fact that
the offerinh., Of, valuahle cansideration
, „. .
•to a candidate or t� any other. person
ircorder to,. induce a"...Person,' to with,
draw.from being a danOlidate. is seine::
thing that .cannot he tolerated. ,Our
report and certificate to the • Speaker
(or to the Divisional:court in case an
appeal is had from our jjudgment)'
will be what has been, indicated. The
respondent most,. pair petitioner's'
coSts."',
SP' °
OTTON 7GAI1s1.'"C7-:-..AN.DIDATE
IN NORTH 'HURON
The ontceine of the -eleetion pro-
. '
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A Conservative Patti, cOnVentiiin
at•Wingliam on Tuesday, „S./ M cted r.
George Spotton.'as the .„.party candi-
date for North: HI:roil-Ili the by-elee-.
tion to.. be held September 12th: Mr.'
McEwen Of Goderich, who was de-:
feated;;b.3! the late.W. J. King in the
general election, was agalit seriously
considered as,a candidate,. but ilia not
allow his name go before the conyew-
tiori. Mr: wm. 11/1alitillirt. was noM,
initthd,. but :the baligt ..taken: Wa.s-
•muCh in favor of Spotton,.. whose se-
• •
lection was made onanimotis. .
• 'There will be at least a three-cor
'tiered .tontest, • and it mr., Allen „ of
Dungannon, .f,ollows. up hid announce -
'merit of some weeks ago, to the ef-
fect, tlitit he would be an .independ,e,n"..t
candidate,. there May be four men in,
the 'field after the, official nominatfori,
on Sept ,501. • '
' The. Liberal Party. some' time ago
selected Archy Hyslop ofbrusSeisi as
their 'candidate, and the ProgresslYr
PartY_has had Mr„Br' (et inithOlglA.
•fOr,s,orne time, ,
WHDPING . HELLS
..gosek;*; 10*• - •
.A quiet wedding .took.„ :piece at
Bowling Green, Ohio, on Wednesday,
June, 29, When *Miss'. Gertrude 1egle3i
'fr •
was united":la -Marriage to Mr, Ormal
El: Reset Of .Detroit,. The cererriml
was performed by the ReV-Paul A.
Gilbert, ,The.,bride will be well re. -
'mei -Acted, ip. Ltieldiow, • the
having resided here. for a number ref,
years. Mr. and Mrs.,. Reser, will re-•
iside in Detroit': •
TwamleY-Edwards
A Very pretty. and quiet wedding
was Solemnized ' at ,park, St. United
Church Manse, .Dufferin Ave.„ on
Thursday, July 'seventhat high ',noon;
by Rev. R. H. Robinson, M.A.,'
Lauraetta' Nelda ..daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Joseph Edwards, Chatham:,
-Ontario, was united in marriage to
Mr*. Eldon H. ...District.
manager of the Sim Life Assurance
Co. ,of Canada, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George, Twamley,' Of LneicnOw. - The
bride were a:. charming frock of
white georgette picture nat and slip-
pers to match, .with corsage of but-
terfly rases and:,lillies of the valley
Ber traveling costunie was a naTS'
blue suit, fox fur, ,grey het and col-
onial pomps...
."FiolloWing a pleasant reception' •at
-th-e-T:hrid---e-'-i7Torne, Mt. and .Mts.
twarnler left on a. motor trip to
Grand Forks, North Dakota., ' and
points: West, . visiting' Locknow on
their returnlo."Chatham,. where *'• they
Miss -Edwards -Was-pleaS-
antlr entertained by several of her
many friends (hiring the. Past week.
.„ the. •hostessh&n Miss Anna- Ho*-'
.r . ,
d 'Th bri4r. *was showered with
:many beautiful gifts and good wishes.2
_
,.Carter-Ruckin m
On Tuesday,: 'July 5th; the home ,of,
tlhBeticskeiengeha,omf pretty.rnWlieqdi-1ey, was -
ding a - 12 o'cloek noon., when his on-
DIEFEREN•T FROM CiLbDAYS
ly daughter. ' Jessie Mary; beeemc
,
the bride.. of. Mervin Walter Carter,
only son of Carter; clandeboye.
Rev: 'C. Cothrning, pastor of.. Ansa
Craig United Church (forrrierly of
St., Helens) officiated in the. presence
of relatives and,friends ef the 'hride
and groom. Lohengrin's Bridal Cher-
i Was Played by Miss ,Margaret
Curriming the -bride entered , the
parlor On the arm �f her father, and
took her place• -beneath on. arch of
evergreens, roses and pink. and white'
iieonies. The bridewas attired in
pink geergettet embroidered., in silver
afiegold, and carried a- shower
bou-
quet of .Vietorieroses. During the
,
signing of the register Miss Margaret
McKenzie Sang sweetly.: After'llie
ceremony -a. wedding,Nlinner was serv-
od,_the dining„room and table being
decorated with pink and -white
Later, in the .afternoon Mr. and
'Mrs. Carter left on a motor trip to
,Toronto and bliagars
Falls. ' On their return they will re-
side on the groom's firm, "Ever;
green View,” near ClandebOYe. •
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MARRIED AT WINDSOR:
By the! Rev D. d: Farquharson of
, . ,
the ,United Cho•rch, Windsor, Ont., cm
• .
"June 29 1927, Winnifred Harrison
daughter of 'the. late Mr. ,and Mts:
john Harrison, Kincardine, to Mr
Harold 10. Newton, on of Dr. G• It.
Newton of fcLocknow.
'ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED .•
,
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. ‘Schwindt of
Walkerton announce the -engagement
of their daughtet, Ella, Marie; td Mr
Huntly H. Gordon,`son.of the late Dr.
D. M., Gordon; Lueknow, Ontario, and
of Mrs. Gordon"of Detroit, Mich. Thr,
mtirriage." will •take place the eariY
part Of Augnst.
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LUCKNOW WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
grAilgeinep, whaee1ehrate4 .
July 12th at Blyth, report a verst'etiC-:-
cesSful celebration tile day-- and
,lceem, competition in. 'ilia. .•Fife• and'
bririd'co,ritest, the 'prize :going to
..Hern!er Harris ',arid
HeriderSon being he =t playeh.•
,It Was remarkedthat, there ,Was 'net'
.a cTunkn man -"fideirth'retighout
Thfs was. ,,mintrary to eXpecta-
ticliiS„:"Seging thgt- 11quer
able Oder gpvel:ntnert'etrititi ...or.'
ratTemerit, It's different, from. the
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Of Health. of. -Health
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•SATURDAY . SPECIALS •
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‘• Da Triarigl s Lemon Merengue ries Oatmeal and 'Date Cookie's
R.asPlierry. Tartlets, Chocolate Marshmallow Cake, Fruit Squares, •
,orange, Marshmallow Cake, Chelsea suns, Coffee' Cakes, Iced Rolis,•
, Oitineal Cookies. , '
BEST PRICE4. GIVEN FOlt• BUTTER AND "EGGS
• flOLLYMAN'S BAKERY
• -Phone ' • Lucknow
; The, :•,Tuly meeting of the-, Wonien's
Tiistitute was . held •Ot, the home:,,-
ml.g..• mfg., st-dwAl on rriday after-
noon,
8thi With an attendanEe
Mrs, NfUrdle,. Was in
the chair. The, reports 'frOri:i: the vstri
.eliseeiniiiitteeS helping -at .the Tbooth
Dominion 'pay, was :given. inje'the
trails. ctiori or the•usual hti.Ittess. The
progi'atti" COnSisted of. a 'ending by
-1Y0s, Dune. MaCD
W4b1;,..,,- •:•On
:
;which were •InuCh. enjoyed. At the
--the
Were 's,nrved,„,..•Th Augtis nieetine,AS
to take .the *P.M of a Pichia, 'being
tield in 'Kintitrdine an August ';,%
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