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1..UC4NOW, ONT.. THUStiDAIG JULY „26tlif,
GI;E• CIOPIES .5•10ENTS
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?aorgssioriii.
Dr.W.M.CoI%neII • •
'Physicieneand, :Surge*
• . Lucknow .
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' DEN7I3T •
.Dr. zIliiieLetid • will, visitLneltener
1.1`tnisday. , in 'Dr. 'Connell%
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' DENTIST
r. Z. L. Treleaven, Latilscrw.-
Docker's St.); e. Entreaties
lithir by gas or local. Will be in
Dungannon every Thursday.
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, DENTIST ,
• Call Dr. Newton
Make,sppointritent-
In office everyday •
II EVERYBODY'S COLUMN ••0
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A. Nadal, letilinew,
• and Real Estate. -Money :.t04en4 or.
• iint Mortgages ' on farm proper-
-tiee at 6 and 614 per cent accordini
to-reecurityoffered.—L'Alleice'c!mali-
antOunts on second Mortgages on
. farm • properties and on ' Perot!),
' notes.- •A few good farm for side.
• • WALL PAPER
My stock'. of Wall Paper :is, pern-
• plete-for-:1027-2eices.irem,Ilic. up. I
am Aliso agent for leadingjob}Wines.
R. J. Cameron, Decorator Painter
; and Grainer, •).74, Lucknow.
En Sale -A 'number. of WitilloW
and "iitarrn sash 'with glass in them.
Applir to D. C. Taylor., " • '
•• IV "0" • II ..4-0,4-4. WEBBING .:BELLS
LOCAL'AND 411111144 • "• , . „'POrter-KenneciY • ' , .
• A. quiet wedding Wis'seleinniz,ed.'10
,•',4 St. Peter's. church,. 1.4ticknow,-, 00"
Tuesday. of last week .at eleven
ltacK°nOWs is l'Fendhig '0°4 Julia r Deialda
the week in Detroit.. , ...KehnidY•',YOU04esi daughter Of Mira.
$/ut3' is about paiit, and, we hitan't . James KeeegO. of ;Theasnlon, 'and,
had InUCh; tea stintirier'•Yet: - • • . oitter. �f Mrs, .pt, C9r,moi not
..13,!.c4Me,the:bride, of '1111r,-,Sterileyl,Iter;,
Mrs.,'Young-sind son,: Arthur, " •br
•Montreal, are .visitrng witk mr, Porter -Of Toronte...1 The 'Rev. A.
and Fre!)mait Traverse offiCiated the.
Presenceof. a few IrlendS,'-ortlY.,', .The
Mr. Gordon:,Sthtters ii & reeenind. happy 'yeeng, couple left by..the after:
ditioe to ,the staff. Of the, Bank of peon train for Toronto, where they
Montreal; • . a a • will Make their home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilrfteid and !sniffy
Of Paris, Ont„ are visiting friends in
Lucknow and, Kinloss. •
Res. Leslie Barrie and little dau-
ghter are visiting her parents in
London.1 • ' '
Mr. Mindy Gordon of Detroit, call-
ed on his 1<ecknow friends the end of
last week., . .'1 •
Mies .Eminte. Hamilton is visiting at
th
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A.
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de
on
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e home of her uncle, Mr. .4L'Virileon
amnion Gough. St.
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Miss Mary. E. Hamilton spent last
eek at the: home of her uncle, Mr.
C. "HaMilton,.ind Con., Huron.''
Farmers are - experiencing a ,ffren!
41, -of -diffienIte-le-harvesting-..-haer
ing ato the frequent and . heavy
ins.
Dr. Lane Treleaven has been ' off
ty this •week, owing to a tonsolitie
"etatien,' 'which is Preying- rather
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-stinate.
•. Howie For Sale -Frame -residence
p, rooms, hard water, garden, good
stable. -Apply to David' Mead. or
•Mrs. Jas. , Burns, north of the eta-
• tion. •••(23-6-tf)
PIG 'ASTRAY
• Ciente to the premises of the under-
' • signed, Con. 10, West,Wawanosh, on
' or *beet July r5, 1927, a pig (weight
about 40 lbs.). Owner may have
liame on proving property and pay-
ing expenses. -George A. Phillips..
XIXXXMXXXXIMIMMONIMID ../IMMITIN•6:11•111
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Wanted -A young man to drive
bread" wagon and learn the baking as
well. • Apply m person to W. S. Reid
Lucknow. - ' • '
For Sale -A good 1922 Ford Coupe.
At tha•Ford Garage, Lucknow. ' .-.• "
For Sale----LadY's, Bicycle. in •geod
condition. Information at The Sentin-
el office.
GARDEN 'LAND FOR SALE
15 acres, north of C.N.R. station
Lucknow-in good state of 'cultiva-
tion; ,suitable - for poultry or market
garden. There is on the land a dwell-
ing house and small barn, apple or-
. chardand berries. Apply on the
premiies.-11. Bloom, Lucknow."
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TENDERS FOR PAINTING
Tenders will be received by the,un-
' dersigned up to 6 o'clock p.m. on
Au-
gust 10: 1927, for painting. School
• House in • S.S. No. 10, Ashfield; in-
• side and Outside,' time coats of. paint.
l'aint and oil to be furnished by, the
school":section. The, lowest or ' any
tender not necessarily accepted: ' •
• Adam Johnston,' Sec'y.,
" • ••• R. 7, Lucknow.
Foster "Homes Wanted for nine
bon ranging from two to ten years.
Also for twogirls, four years.' Apply
• to Rev. R. Perdue, Walkerton. • '
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• • A CASH BUSINESS ONLY
,The blacksmiths of town have
• ound it necessary to put their busi-
so on a• strictly cash basis, and will
• *start a strictly cash business on Au-
gust lst, 1927. Absolutely no credit
after that date. • • •
PROCLAMATION. ,
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At the request of a number of citi-
zens „of the Village of Lucknow„ 7
hereby proclaim Monday, August lst
A Civic:Holiday for the. Village of,
'1,4icknew for the year 1927. All per.ona
hereby notified- to govern,
themselves `accerdingly; ;
D; M. Jeletetone, Raovc
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• IMRE 'SPECIALIST HERE
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MI* a Commit' and daughter
uth from Stratford; spent Wit Week,
the home of .Mrs.
ton Gough St •• •
at
Two TLucknow ;churches, the. Pres-
yterian and the. United Church, are
olditig their' annual picnic to G'ode-
ch this Thuraay' efterpoon:
Mrs. •Jas. • Kennedy.' who'. has been
ith.her daughter, 'Mrs. Dr. Connell,
e past three weeks, returned to her
ome at Thessalow this week. •
Dr. G. A. Newton is spending a 10-
' day vacation with, his eoni, Harold
and •Alf in Michigan. • Mrs. Newton
and Eunice are also in the .neighbor-
heg State, , • ,
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th
Friends. of Miss •Lettie Smith
urse-in-training M Wingham, will
e glad to know she is gettingoalong
ieely, having been operated on, for
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appendicitis recently. ,
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Mi. 'R.' MacKenzie and bir. Harry
Ansley of Winnipeg and Ano
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ley of Toronto, and their ' mother .
Mrs. Ansley, Were visitors this week
with the Misses MacKenrie, -Camp-.
bell Street. • • ' •
. In the abience.ofRev. It. W. trim,
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who is on vacation, VC E. Treiesivez,.
conducted the services, morning "and
evening., in •the, 14nited „Church, last
Sunday, Next , Sunday the Rev....t E
Ford of ..,,,Groderich, will occupy . the
.pulpit at both. services.
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HAVE YOUR PERMIT READY
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On and after August 4th, yvhieh fs
not very ler caway, motorists in this
province will do well to have •-their
driver's perinit along when they go
•out upon the 'highway. .The law' ye,
euirieg that motorists have a permit,
came into effect July lst, but permits
Wet* not alienable until July.4th; encl.
motorists have been given one month
that is until August ,4th, in which to
secure a permit: The .purpose ie ;to,
prevent inexperieneed or incompetent
m
persoea fro' driving autoinobiles,, It
also gives the authorities a Method of
dealing With those who by • driving
while intoxicated Or being habitually
reckless,'prova themselves ' dangereuF
to the public. •The caneeintion of a
&jeer's permit for a' month or a year
will be an effective meane of ridding
the highways of, dangerous. drivers.
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TEASEBALL77-77 ' •.
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Lucknow Wins it Teeswater in Fine
'Exhibition. of Ball -Score 1-0. '
DIED. •41J)",5DES'Lif AT'LQNDON
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'The people' of Lucknow were great -
13r ahocked and. saddened Monday Of
ilia week, on learning that.-'.' Mrs.
Gladys -MacKenzie (familiarly ,knoWn,
AS Gladys _MicIntOSh) • :had peeeed
away that morning,at London, ,whert
she had gone.. two WeekS' 'ego- .fOr
:Ereetinent. The rentaina were brought
.here. for. interment
ii Greenhill Cerne-
tery, the' funeral ;Wednesday
afternoon. *floral • service was
held in,the. 'United Chureh, where' she
had been. e'regidar"ntteridant and an.
active worker.
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Mrs. MacKenzie .was born in the
Lochalsh diOrict 36. years ago,. and of.
late Years she made ,her home With
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mac-
intosh Of Lucknow, ' who, with her
little Son, Robbie, have the 'dderi sym-
pathy of a .large circle Of _friends..
ocia„tiun Of
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Tip .1::.'14::(33 th1199, tiltJ
viiite
blY•Ohtfon, dro becOming edtietetr l'"1
td th prd.of‘'ethitatien. Means ,
int- Or or,/ yearan4inereaSipg number
,6 able. 'fp, oile.orn.! to .th o bdu- in
if:1our:1 .qualifiestienp requircd` in the'l '
Prbvince TfOr e'rirollMeut on ,tbe ' p1
'parlie,ir.entaryvoter lie te;,, th
jred,.and the' Situation will be e'onrn
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deviblY' ;changed in tlio • f_uture:th
neve, ban' alsO beon a Con'slderable
itere1U. in higlier.. educationni"..facili-':: a
:Os, 'for' natives. • • I. a
Modern Cities '..%re .1:here. ., as
'Lousy; ns'Kea to con • er
et n 11110.6tMbh' .S.Vhih. he t- ; said 0.1'
eoins.;t6 '.pi!evu41 eve Ip well:educated: tu
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The Lucknow Agricultural SOciety
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Is this year introducing a new enter.
tainment feapre on the second day
of the fall fair -a horseshoe 'pitching
coinpetition. This is just sortof
sideline, ifif courae, but enthusiasts in"
the game will ,be pleased' to hear of
Mr. Cochran ofGrand• • Piairie,
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Peace River, was a visitor in Luck -
now and Ashfield last. 1 week. Mrs.
Cochran, by the way, was formerly a
Miss Agar, whose early home • was
south of Lucknoaf. The* fstnily have
• been in Peace River the . past 18
years, and Mr. Cochran is enthusias-
tic about the future of that. last west,
where good soil ,and long 'Unmet
days produce goodwheat '
• „WitYr utid poisonous drugs when "tin:
--ttirt;-,Wher,--Wiadorri,Auld.--:b0Afflq$00
hag preylded In her great- %vegetable
• laboratories the fields, and forests a
une for the -111S of man? Mr. Murfin
-"thaIiiittcrherballsti'-v,ill-be,..:nt,... the .
• Cithr•-lieuse, • Lticknowe'.',V.edneedili
August 10th, and- will; give fee° coil- ,
• eitititten,,to, all Who are • Searing
from any disease. ' There are thou,;
sands of lisrbs,-Whieh Are uaed for
their ,,spaciaii;diseASeS,;, at 'the' bOdy
Mr., Murfin isan. expert: in liorbs With
.; life aitperience and tell you what
, you need for your trouble, NO matter
• what your trouble ;f..$7 Or • how • long •
Standing it Nature. has -provided
A herb for R. tell and tiee'Mr; MOP.'
fin, it -Will' be 'Worth your while, He
Aviir be giving & 'HERR DOCTOR
• NOW( PRIM' to who talto herb
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M. A. MaCCALLUM APPEALING
AGAINST .JUDGMENT
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'It is Oported.. from Toronto that
Macdallum. has !tiered' an
appeal nt tigoode--•-itlall-from-!.- the,
:judgme .t. unseating him as member
.of:' the, Ontario ,Legialiture far South
Aeling4on• McCallum, • Wintry..
.Ro Owl; And ,Neween_barristers, havs..
paid into court $100, which atiggestie
that the appealis Made .in good faith.
The notice of appeal eubinitil that
,
the .'juiliniantlianded
Rose and:rialiar on .7u1Y .16' WU. tie
geintit tlie evidence, • that evidence.
was improperly admitted.. and that
the judges erredin finding 'MacCal•
'Keil *enmiliittiiig ,terrupt•
practice. It. is further claimed that
the judger.erred in' finding that thk
ncts-of-the--.iieSpOndent (MacCallum),
If thietattoce, to terrupt rodeo, do
not fall; Within: the laitiog previeiens
ef.:Seetios 3,71, a Oki Ohtirla E100.
tios Ak04"
DEATH OF MARIE MURRAY -
Miss Marie Murray, ,Who had. been
in "failing health throughout the
east wintee-and,:sprieg:, passed awaY,
at her lieree On Thursday -night et
last week., The funeral as on Satz
'urday, service lpei4g. held , in the.
Presbyterian- Church at '10.30 in the.
forenoon.-•; Interment was made . in
the, fatnily plot in Kinloss .cemetery.
• - --'fhe - late Miss Murray wa a- .-life-
Jape: resident of Lucknow, and. being.
of :a gentle and agreeable "dispositien,
she had • many friends. 'She' was
sister Of Mrs. Matthew WelshofI-Ink-
on Township, and of Mrs.. Algeo of
New_ork; Mr. and ;Mrs. Algeo, their
daughter, MrS. Jehtfatore and Messrs.
Evan and •Jack Bolt of New -York;
were 'here' me at the tiof MissMur-
ray'sl death, and the :futieral...: Anoth-
er sister of the , deceased ,resides '
England.' • '
OBITUARY
Mrs. A. Haniilton
' There passed away at her late res-
ideiice Con '2 Huron Township on
Sunday,' July 10, Mra.,
ton, at the age of 84 eeitri. She had
been in failing, health throughout 9.1e
past year, but had, been confined it;
bed only the last- two Weeks.. Mrs.
'Hamilton eamo'fw`thin country • frau); /
:Ireland When only onez-year cid. She
Survived ,by two sons, Messrs;
Cook Hamilton,on the fainily home-
stead; and Wilson.HaMilton in Luck
now, and 'eleven. grandchildren: There
are, also liVing, three sisters, and one
brother: 'Mrs. Ellis, .Mrs. , Wall, Miss
Elizabeth Brown and Mr. Jno. Brothi,
all of Culross TOwnsilip. : Mrs„Ram
ons h -
ilt'usband-'wod. seventeen years
• ,
ago. The funeral, on July 12th was
from her late home, to Ripley Cenie,
terY. Mrs.: Hamilton .:was a lifelong
member Of., Church; and never
failed ,to, attend the servjces there
when, shewas, able to be put, Of a
kind and helpful digpositiOn, she will
be greatly miSsed, in ,the -neighbor-
hood.' The followinc, from a\ distance,
attended the funeral: . Mrs. Robert.
Currie of Milton Mri. Fred Gniett'
,of CampbellVille; Mrs. Wall, Mrs.
Ellis, Miss Brown and,. 1‘,11\ Brown,
and Mr. Smythe of Culroesi,and Mr.
and Mrs. Re•g McBride of TeesWater,
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ST: HELENS
RIPLEY
The Rev. D. T. L. McKerroll of
Victoria Church, :Toronto, will preach
0.1ePresbyterian Church,' Ripley, on Sun.:
day;July 31. Services, at 11 a.m. and
7.30 Anniversary
.iservices in. K,.noe
„
Goderich Centennial
JULY 31 --AUG. 6
GRAND'. HISTORICAL ;
PAGEANT, 600 PEOPLE'.
Depicting 100 . year of .
life in, the Huron Tract.• .
Monday, Tuesday, .,'
• Wednetiday ,,t Ev.gs.
' ;TWO APTERNOONS, OF
• HORSE RACING ; •
•Monday and Thursday .
••. GREAT EVENT IN sisra• .
*PRO BASEBALL
Osleks: champions Of .
°mane, v. Risdoris,
champions of Michi-
• gan, for international
championship. purse of
$700, • •
• Wednesday afternoon
13AXD TArroo.
Fnenwimaas
,Seven Bands,- including
•.the •famous of:•‘
48th Highlanders', To
ronto.; Followed " by .
'magnificent Fireworks
Friday evenint
PROVINCIAL -ATHLEtI
• Matii,,--ated- 'Athletes* '
. will be present, ;GUIS' -
Soft -ball Genie-A.4°n-
'den. Ladies,- ve• Toronto
Saturday afterneefi* '
Each day's ,program will
• conclude with agrand Street
Carnival, fOr a which 24
will,be given• .
• each , night.
'See *Detailed. ',Program , for
other evente of the week.
ILT-THEATR
'JULY 29 &, '30
Douglas MacLean in
`,`,THAT'S MY 'BABY"
With .-a riotous auto airplane
"chnse.,
With Comedy ,
. • X • .
Miss Anna Stuart -returned to To-
ronto, after spending a three . weeks'
holiday with friends here., Her hro-
ther, Mr. Joe Stuart, accompanied her
on his way to the -West. -•
Mr, and...4is.:...W.-C.__W_ebbf Luck-,
now, visited over' the week -end' with
their SOO,'" MqIcenzie Webb:
Miss Lila HumphreYie visiting in
boderich, the guest of her Mint; Miss
"-Phillips; and will take in, the Centen-
nial week.
Mr: Wilson Irvin has purchased
the property of Mrs Will McDonald;
and will take possession In August:
Nr. and Mrs.' Robert Reid of Wind
sor,' Mrs, John Reid, 'Mrs, J. W. Rath
-
yell and Miss' M. Rathwell of Bay
field,visited:during, the weekwith
Ihe:formees siateL1frk-R.:-.1: woods.
Mr . and Mrs. Tr Todd, Stanley and
Neely; motored to .Micligan on Fri;
'day, and visked *WM friends hete
Miss .Alian, the Misses :Currie aiDt:I.
n11°OP-Niknglnimr-Vere
ViSitOrS With Mr, and. Mre.'. George
StUart during the. week. "
,Plekwbod,„liavb-1. re
'..tutiietl Ur,New Yok by motar Mr
Gordon Cameron accompanied' them
ott their•trip,;home.
We are glad to tee Mr. Xiaitk Todd
,outagain, ifter his recentlllnoss
Lloyd Phillips *ports a new CheV-
rolei Coach. • .
. Alvin- Wood -Is - home-for.7the-holi,
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Mr. and Mrs. -Mack Lane and- SOIL
.
'Golden- Crust Bread
- -It's :the Bread ;of fine- flavor: -
that brings the customers haCk
•-
for n second loaf. And it's the • .
- -quality-of- the ingredientsthat ••
determines that fiavor. Get it,
. at, your grocer's or Reid Do-
minion Bakery, phone 68. As
usual, a good' supply of fresh
cakes ' and 'Cookies on hand., •
•STRAINED' EYES REDUCE
EFFICIENCY'
Eye strain causes both men- ,
• .
tal and physical discomfort...
Gliases remove the strain and
the disconsfoit vanishes. While
•It
not •se •simple as it may
,
appear from that Statement,
we can render a satisfactory
service when ‘,.the need is the
correction of errors of Vision.
May we enquire if you need
our attention' ,
F,.. T. ARMSTRONG' '
Jeweller & Optometrist";
. .Lneknow ' Ont.
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• Mr. J.' B... Rutherford; during the
pcompapoisseisommomph
, 1V1r, and .Mis. Harty. TOrranee and
children motored from North.' Bey:
and are the guests el their niother.
Mrs. Torrance: . •
;Mrs. John, Miller. Sr, and. Miss
Laurene .Miller ..have . returned, home
after spending a couple of - weeks
visiting at Walkertob.
Owing to the busy time at haying
the W. Institute picnic was postponed
for a couple of weeks.
•Mte Earl •Durniri metered • to In-
gersoll .and spent the_week-efl&Wlth
friends, returning on Monday. H..
. The W. Institute.,meeting will be
held at the 'home of Mrs. W. •I; Miller
,
on Thursdny, August 4th, at 2.30 o'
-
/clock. Roll call.".4!keineries of my•
fi:Grandmether.". .Demonstration of
Photos of Grandmas in their Young
Days.. An 'invitation is ;extended, to
all1the lathes. .
WfIlTECHURCH
• congratulations are dde Miss Win-
nifred Farrier, for success in 'abtain.
ing ‘a first class certificate at Normal
and in addition an Elementary Art
certificate at the _Ontario College, of
i
The 'Bread - , The Bread':
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.:...,..0fIlealtli.• . •_L.:Health :
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OUR QUALITY HOME-MADE wsous . WHEAT:, AND RAISIN
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.= .BREADS nAvn. WHOLESOME GOODNESS. THAT APPEALS: IT
TASTES GOOD. ,TRY SOMEt ' . .' ' ,
,,• ,SATURDAY tpEciA0 "
ltasPberry Spiares, ' Jelly ,Rolla , ,-
Iced Rails ,.;'. - ' "--,--Leinow'Aie.ringUe . Pi*
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P
•Cheeelate" • Marihniallow Cake .. • ;';Raisin Pies .. ''
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' BEST .PRICES GIVENICA; FOR 'BUTTEND„ EGGS, .
• }101:,:tX,MAIS"S:'BAKEttY
'Phone 46 ,. ' ••Lucknow
Chelsea Buie%
Date , Squares
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Phone 75 ; LliCkHOW., Ont.
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• Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Taylor of For
,dyce, Visited On Sunday. With Mr; and
Mrs. D. Farrier; :".
Mr: and ,Mrs, Bert TreleaVen and
Mrs. Robert,Treleaveni .of Crewe vis-
ited With Mr. J. G. and Ida McQuaid,
Mrs. G. 'Tiffin, • Misses Olive
Vivien 'of Winghtun, are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Jdseph Tiffin.
Mr: Alex. ErnerSon is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Sohn .Haggett, of
Blyth, who, li quite ill.' •
Miss Barbera Inglis ' of Belmore;,; is.
visiting her Cousins, Missos Barbara
and,Miry. weir..•
Miss- GreenofLonden, Ont., and
Mr:. Frank' Green of London, Eng-
land, visiting ,the'latter'S ' cousin,
Harry Batenittil- - •
• BORN -On' JUIY ilthr Mr. ' and
gratulntiOnS. • •
Mr. Wm. ,Hawthorne of Brantford...
is viit'ing bit dere,
and Mr4v-,-Xbir.. ,„ •
Miss -Georgina Murray of •London.
Onto is •visiting with Mrs. Murray.
Mrs, Win, Femio and Mrs.„:Robert
Ferrtd .of 'Saskatchewan,are visiting
with Miss Margaret Ferric `
An interestlrig and impreesive eery.,
it.V.,',P141P161.13. ,Presbk,
thriat C'hittili on Thursder.'eVining.
Ittly 2114 When Ur. Angus MiteKts
designated as nit$sionary
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- JULY CLEARING -1-3-NES
•Children's ;Ai -Sorted` Sox, 2 pr. for 25c. _
" Boys' Heavy' Cotton. Sox, 29e per pair.
Lisle Thread Sox, 39c per pair:
,Pink and White Shirting, 26c per yard.
Curtain Panels, 98c • each.
--“.714t---Curtainingr-30cier--yard.
" Pure White Tableing,. 79c Per yard.
'Dimity Night GOWns, 95c each.
Celoeed•.Slips, 95c each
h, The ever popular Blazer Cloth, plain • colors, all
Wool; 31 inches wide, 96c per. yard. '
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. 7-"iiratclrOURISTORE-Clearing-BeeetiL--"'",---.-
lfred uswell
ArArAwaraminsgswarur,ArasrassurwmarAmmmarAnicap
•Canada. • Rev. Mr. James ;of • Soutl•
Kinloss,: Moderator of Maitland Prete,
conducted the service and
read our Lerd's.eommission "Go lnto
all the world and preach' the Gos
pel," followed With the opening pray-
er. ; Rey.- Mr. MacDonald then read
the Scripture Passage.. Ree. Mr. Po)
lock told, of 'Mr. MacKay's life
week in this church up to the present
time. He had always' been a very'
"faithful worker, one of the 'leading
teachers in Sunday Scheel; has been
President of our local •Young 'People's
Society, -- and also was president, foi
three years ofk the Young People'.
Rally of Maitland Presbytery. ; He
Wa4 always a favorite among the
yonng people, and set:many,;.an.ex
oniple for the younger boys and ;girls,
'Mr: Pollock then followed With pray-
er. Mr James, on behalf . the
Presbytery and Mission Board, , ther
dedicated Mr. MacKay, ' and he .was,
set apart for -service as a missionar:.
, ,
'teacher' in 'Central India.: Mr.', Mc-
Cullough of .itincardine, dieted th
d4edieli,tory Prayer and on: .behalf ol
the Presbytery, presented Mi. Mac
Kay with.. a Lbrinn, Book. Mr Fred
Davidson, on behalf of the session,
preeented•ta Bible, and Mr. John
Craig addressed -Mr. MacKaY,and on
behalf of the Managing Beard; pre.:
sented n number of necessary study
books needed in hil . chosen work.
Mr. James WiIson jr, on 'behalf of
the Guild, read an address, and Alex.
•
• Coulter, on behalf of the aSunday
School, presented a gentlenian's, tra-
velling club bag.' lard,. Eli Jacques.'
on behalf of the Women's Missionary
Society, read an addresS; and pre-
sented a steamer rug., ReV. Jas. Wil -
ion of Brantford (formerly of "To -roil -1 ,
to), delivered an exCellent address on
'Mission work, -and also or the past •-•
and , future of " the,. Presbyterian
Church, and on behalf of .the Board.
of missions, Presented. *a Bible, and
on -behalf of the. Bible Society, To - •
rorito, Presehted• a Hindu Bible:,
No little interestcentred around
this meeting; 'mainly ", because Mr.
MacKay is the first person from .' this .
church to make, its interests his chief .
life's week, and that the people ap
predate -the Sacrifice of Mr. MacKay,
received -ample corroboration by the.
very large attendance at the. servie.
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A
Card of Thanks
Mrand MrsFred Anderson wish
to thank the :Many,. friends wbe were. ,. ' ,
, •
^BO" kind, and sympailietie at the time
of their recent sad bereavement; and. .
for the many beautiful fteral contri-
butions.
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Card df 'Thinks •
Mrs. Algeo desires to ; thank , . the
very manY sleek friends, of her Oster,
the late Miss Murray, for the l ninny 7.
kindneSies 'shown, and the beautiful
fl°;esrss. given her 1114ring--. her lOng
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