The Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-08-11, Page 1,
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'lief, 0. P, ROFESSIONAb , CARDS , 0 •
Connell • '
Physicia. and 'Surgeon
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Filee,
DENtri$T
cLeed wiJI vijt Lucknow
•..sydre ',TuesdaY. in Dr. .C611E1011'8;
:DENTIST
Dr. 'R L. ' 'Treleaven ,Lucknow-
rDecker' s S t or e:. batraction •
• either by , gas or ideal. Will hi in
Dungannon every TIvirsday. '
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• Call Dr. Neiston.
Make appointment
,In office. everyday
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O. :EVERYBODY'S COLUMN- 0
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Geo. A.. SIddall, LucknOvi. --Bre!ter
and ireal Estate, -Money to lend oi
first !mortgages en...farm proper
ties 6.and,61/2 per cent eceer ins
•teesedurityse-offeeette-Alii9 IMO)
amounts . on second *mortgages o
farm properties and on persona
notes. A. fee., good farnir for sale
WALL IkA-PF-R.
plete• for 1927. Prices from 8c. up. I
am also: agent for leading job !routes
R. J. Cameron, .Decorator, Painter
and Grainer, 'Box' 174, Lucknciw.
griti Mrs.W. Ho1iii of. , De*
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trOit, are; visiting,. With Lucknovi
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friends. ••
• Mr. • Elliott Little' 01 Chicago, 18
;speech( the week with 'his. 'paroets
1141`.• and MTS., W. J.
.Periy :spent last .Week.takiilgein the
,sights in Detroit.Mr. J3ilIy .
'Relater:and wife Ptbe-
t.roit,',Were Week -04- visitors vith
M.zi- • K. J. MacLeod. •
'Mrs. Dr, Gordon and * daughter
Miss .Rena are guests this Week' of
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Allin.
Miss Mary ' MacLean of MeTier, is
spending pert of her holidays in
town', the guest of Mrs, R. J. Cam -
iron,.
•Mloo. Florence Andrew. his 'retern-
ed horne, after completing a teach-
er's Special :conrse-at Torento.. /
' Dr. Alf Newton andw,ife left ori
Moinisiet for their hoiiie in 'Reed City,
Mtch.„..afterespendiegekaleek:•-bere,---
.. The Rev.° and Mrs T E Sawyer '
,
oi Stratlord, are visitors Orli :week
With Mr, and Mrs. Jarnea Alton of
town.
MisS Mary Campbell has, returned
to Toronto, after: `spending a
_withelereeenothfire'------Mese7pitinp
Gough St.. • • ' •
Miss Margaret Campbell has.
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turned to her home In Orange
alter. spending.- a cou.ple• of, w
rsT---- er„
Miss Myrtle Scott of ,Windsilte
'has been gpeat. et, the home Of
and Mrs...Elliott Miller, .1-la:yelp:cis.
nas retdieied. to: ,her
Mr. and Mia..-Jeck Kiegeerld d
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"glitee' of Winnipeg, ' spent e day
cervtly with • LtickneW • ,:friends,...,.•
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are now visiting at'•Goetie.'
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•Goods, LoW Prices. Wide F
CHURCH NOTES` '
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-The- next .erieetiok !,..Of the' •
;
Brine
Presbytery of the .United.churph will
be.' held the'United Chnreh; •Kin.eardine, Monday, Sept. 212the 9.30
a.m. meeting will be
addressed. at pap. •sliarp.':' by: Rey,
De:.1. D. N. UCLeehlae and .
Arruips'et Toronto. All. Weleorne..
' •Hernelell, :SeefYe
:ASIIFIELD UNITED CIJURCfl
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. NovfES„
TJe services eext, Sunday. , Will be
as: fdlIonrst. Zion ' in the morning;
Hackett .in the afternoon; Blake , in
the evening.. The Pester will be. in
eherge. ••'
Tem Andersere, "London' Tom," as
we 'speak :of bin,'. has started or! "P
literary career. In two . recent num-
bers ofthe popular Sunday Scheel
taper for heys,' "The. Ring's Owe
he 'has contributed .two. articles On
;The story ox a RaindrOp,", and "Th,
storyeeraelie-ree:"L`eFLer. twelve-
year
-old/I boy 'this is doing pretty wefl
and we...congratulate him.
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UNITED CHURCH W.M.S.,
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. The W:M.S. of Urited Church met
week Tuesday, Aug. 4th. _eleIrs.,MacCalluei-
leen- 'petesTded: T mecting, was , opened
,
with Hymn 85, '-followed by .praiet
by Mrs: Burn'se., Minutes of 'last
re" meeting were read by Mrs. E.. Alton,
vine and adOpted. • Scripture'reading waseek8
Rebt, Struthers 'gave an interesting
For 'Sele.-.A rtembete of • winch)*
.and storm ssish -.with glassc.in them.
Apply to D. CeTeYior.
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:1-loilse For Salee-ePrame redidenee.
5 rooms,heed water, garden, goad
. stablee-e'Amily` tp David Mead oi
Mre. Jas.. Burnt, north of the sta-
tion: ' ; ' (23-641)
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GARDEN LANI) 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 dwelt-
- Ind house and small barn, apple or-
chard and berries. Apply on the
premises. --II., Bloom, Lucknow:• , • •
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RESIDE?, et pitoptier Y. FOR'.
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Two Acres of Land
Just south of Lecknow. Brick resi-
dence in .first class •repair, large' cel-
lar; new furnace, electric lights, heed
and soft .water: Twn acres of land in
• connection; soil -suitable for. garden-
ing. There is a geed barn, hen house.
a number of -fruit trees. The barn is
• frstme with 'siege loft, good stable and
•drieeway--electric Iights.'
This desirable property will be
.priced right for quiek sele..Ternis ean
be arranged. „Parties 'wishing to look
this property over .should communi-
cate with the proprietor, „Melvin Reed:
_ 260, Chatham Street,- Brantford, 'Olt
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' APARTMENT FOR RENT
- The residenceein 'theJoynt Block.
until recently occupied by Mr, Rae
and .faniily. All convenienceseelee-
trip . hard and soft water.
PoesesSion at once. 'Apply to John
•JoYnt.," ,(11-8rtf)
CONGRAY1 BRIDGE'
Notice is „hereby given that •the un-
dersigned vill attend and let a• god -
tract to build a cerneet bridge 'on the
iiourelee of Kinloss and Huron, on
Mondae,, August 15tli, 1927, at two
o'clock p.m. Geo.' E. Etephensen, En-
gineer; W. J. McKay; John Weigel:
Joseph' J. Tiffin. • '• .
• Plans and Specifications will be in
, the hande,of J. J. Tiffin. '
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VOURVI ,C0N. K1NLOSS
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Mr,' T. Barret of Toeonte, called on
friends 'on the FOurth last. week.'
Wigs ke •IVIel,eane who has-'' been
visiting at Mr: D. leladintyre's, re
turned to 'net. home.
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Rev 1 Etawart. of 'Acton,: visited
With hiseeister, Mrs. B. Chesnut, this
Week, -haying , taken Chargo . of ; 'the
services: in. South Kinloss, Sunday
„A .nniii,bor itoth.. bete attended :the
'Centennial' 'at GoderiCh„lase week. •
• Magter ,Gordon• -Str.ethera of 'Ltiek-
•-• 4now.--is.,pondingtite,:,....eteek„ With
• friirridebIllieeloderthe •
Rev Mt Etit1,and. Wife of -Chit-
limn • -Spent 'Monday wth Mr, and.
• Mr,' afid Mra, Waltee'.: -GfeenWeed
ssieet; it" day last, Week.: With Mr nd
ponglee: Grehaet, „ ,•
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\flI Tv Li tele • it spending a •teW
day withiter d'iu&htt, Mrs W 4.1`,
n'alt• Ashflold. '
Mr Abd MT %V1i gobi$ Spent itt
day at :Prude ileteh, last, week.
gra,It• Makenaie And,. ltoth of,
.tratord vfsltcdtAt Ur, It 1V1cd)anr:
t0031
whc feeding On Life •Mernberthip. Miss
Mr. .,Gertie Treleaven, favored' the society
'ee with a splendjd solo..e The, 'Tiers:Ids
,were read. by 1VIrse.l.. Button and Mrs.
au- •G. Greer. The ...topic was. ably. eaken
ee by Mira. Cee* dealing with Mission.•
arv Education in 'Iedia pointing' out
and •• ' • //
what a great ,impelee, .it was among
the edueated People • in 'accepting
ull Christ's teaching, even if they cue
eXe not identify 'theiuselVes , the
Bleached. Pure White Sheeting,
tie :weight.. Reduced to 57c -T
igARKET-Horriellekurdeelr, Co.
' Mrs.: Sadie, MacMahoe arid clan
tele Madrecently' returned . from
Motor trip to ,Saugeen,. Port El
and 'other points on the Blae•'`Wa
HighWaye;
Mr. •Robert prOWir and daught
'Sabel of Sinicoe, were 111 tow n The
• day,: and Arednesda.yeeee--this wee
The family is preparing to move
,
ifon t Simeoe to CohOurge
Mrs. Walter Hornearid' daughter;
Mildred Metered up from Kingsville
and Anent the weele•end here. „. They
brought Mrs. '1_,erOy Horne .and
an, vsho Were yiiiting. at ,Kingsville
home with them. , • . .S
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The Rev..,J.' Duncan, hie wife
And, two hOYs will he • guests of .Mr
and Mrs. Wm. Murdin ,this week"
PIldo, It is hoped that . Mr.. Duncan
will take one ofjthe servzces zn-the"
United -Church on Sunday. '
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Meeting closed With prayer' by,Mes,
g Altene-Cei.„-Sec: '
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gin BODY FOUlkID AT SOUTHAMPTON
tee
The body of Harold .Davison
stratiy.ay,• who Was . drowned
er, Southampton fast Week, _Was.,..foanO
o• h Tuesday .moritingee•Ite-hade-i'beer-
ic- c• arried out into the ltk around the
' outer end of the pier,' and about 2,_
miles along the beach where it WA 5.
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recovered. The rernaiee Were broughl
here, Tuesday fnight,..9and later takei
to Strathroy for •interment.
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Good Goods, Low Peices. Special
price :on High'. Grade :Pillow Cottons:
MARKEI'...-Horeell-Murcloch,
Co.
Reeve D M.•Johnstone, Mrs. John-
stone' and Helen,- and
Spindler, left, on Sunday on e rincithr
trip tec, Minneapolis, Minn. Mr. Rus,s
Johnston will itave..charge of •the
Store; and undertakingbusiness in
the ahaende,of D. M. •
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to
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Dr. Ecir Coultice, an'd wife, .Miss
ate MecCrirnmon ofeePhiledelphia,
nd Mrs. Beet :Allman of:Monereal
ere guests of Jr; and Mrs,. Newton
Tuesday".: The party were 'enjoy:
g p motor trip in this ,part of One
rio, at RipleY..
The Lecknew Bowlirig Club are
eparing to 'stage their annual tour
merit on August 18., With fine.
ether this vvillI be one of the big
wn events ,of .the, ,,season.,,The
men" is again in good coedition
d • the sUrrotindings beautiful as,
Dar. D. G: MacKenzie was' in :To-
te last week, attending the funere
of the 'late Wm. 1.4ittlefair, who
d Tuesday, August 2nd.' Mr
mem.
tletair , will be rebered is • a
ident of Lucknow, before the fam-
moved to Toronto, He is surely
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by his wife, formerly Mary Mac-
Kenzie of Pararnount% thJ
by
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Goodrove Barbecue and
GtirdePart„..4.114Y-Mdale,-:(12-201es
we . of Thursday of
this Week. Real ex receded. Sand-
^wiches .free with entrance ticket*
Card 'of' Thanks '•
Mie and Mro. George Ewan wish to
thank their Many friend's for greaL
Itindness' and sympathy, at the time
of .their recent bereavement,. and fo;
ina4 hoatitittil• florsi oantsibul
tionof
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LeiCKNOW PALL =FAIR
-- SEPTEMBER 29 AND 3'
The Prize Usts of the Lticknow
Agricultural Society's fall exhrbitiOn
for 1927 are, now available, and cop-
ies 'may'. be had at .the 'office , of E.
Agnew or at The Sentinel •effice. The
liet this year has been, thoroughly re-
vised and a number Of new features
ifitioduced. Intending eXhibitor5,
should: lose 'fro; time 'in, securing : a
copy. • , •
SCHOOL ,CmuntErt's •
' COMPETITION
A neiv feature of the Lucknovv Pall
Fair this year will be it "Schogq Drill.
Competition." Judging will be based
on the following . Percentages: 25- per
cent: for manner of displaying ,the
identity . of the school; ^25 .per
deportment; .2,5 per cent., ' marching;
25per cent.;; drill. 'The prizes stre:$15...•
$1O an $0%.
: Good deeds, Low Price:s. Bargains
in Girlei:Tonfiny.:Skirts .and Blezets,
'-THE 1VIARkET-HO1.nell4V/urdoch'
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ENGAGEMENTS
Dr. 11. Gray, Torento',.. annonnees,
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the 'engagement of his daughter.
Irene LOUISO. to'-,Egbert P. Garbutt,'
$911 of nett. and Mrs. Garbutt,.
LPficien, tbli:,,mairiage to istkeeeplaae,
I n August: "'• , •
Rev..
and 1VIrs. R. J. Garbutt, Cove
eroa reannounce,ethee-engageneerir�f 1
t daughter,. Ruby Reseniond, ' to
W Minn' Robert Rhin , Of Thiamine.
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serf of Mie and .Mts. J. W. Rin if Of
.Greemote. ••-The marriage -wili take
place quietly the middle- of. Atigust.
Card of.. Thanks ,
Aft. • ...Bert ,'Treleaven wishes o
think his neighbors and friends .tor
the kindness and flyniTiathy shoWri
him •during the time ot the illaeSs,
apd death ot his brother,
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R0A1)-CRQ$SING,,ACCIDRNT' '
A kind ' of antohedbile accident
'whic}1 is beeelPiPg eoMmore• es-
curreci' Thursday of last' week at a
road crossing between Lucknow and
:Ifolyrood. .Mr. R. yenitoee ef,
hiPi; was driving toward s.• LudknoW.,
and -o corning to the 6th Con, croSs;
lifFt PeelF,ard cppPe'i collid-
ed With a Ford car: coMing frOnilbe
cast and driven, by Mr. john • Mac-
Kinnon, ': car went'
Ant° the ditch On' its side, and was
tether badly twisted.' Both drivere
were slightly injured . by broken
glass, but nothing serieliee •
'Elsewherez-we report a similar ac-'
cident winch occurred near Mildmay
in which One. car, was, badly smashed'
and five occupants badly. hint. .
One driving on a country , read
where cars are few' so -little expects
that a machine will • sheet into the
road at a Crossing that he scarcely
gives the matter a thought...Yet,,thiS
doeshiPpen-•surprisingly T;iteri-;77-nrid-
there'. are rnany narrow escapes., The'
only kemedy, is to make all ' road!
entering main roads "stop rpads,"
and to require motorists to slow down
or 'top before turning'. into a Trialeo
highway. :. This system . has .been .in-
• trodneed we believe, in a number, of
the ::Northern States where' traffic, i
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s
faiely heaVy. '
It may be argue that such a traf-
fic rule would not be '•ohserved, but
it woteld.haxe the advantage that_filee
eellision
would be an easy riiattere and drivers
'On the male, highways would not:
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have to pull :up at every .croisieg.
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CGOOD BASEBALL AT •GODERI H
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()uteri° -Chartipions :Defeat Michigan
• Chaniprons by 4r.1.
On2Wednesday of , last week the
feature' of the dentermial Celebration
at,,Gocierich vvas .a :game '9r -baseball
between the'"Oslera".of Toronto, and
"1RisdOns" of D'etinif. The former
holdSethe.Charnpionshin of. Ontario
and the' fatter the , ehampionshib of,
Michigan State,. eo ',thee besides a
prize of $400.00 to the winners: (the
losers to ,get $300.00) ,ffe ,Ontario.
Miehigen championship was involve
It was a fire exhibition of ball--
enerleapv•-tila hest ever. war.essed in -a
Western Ontario town, end ,sOme
$()00 peoplcy. were in•the'irdrk to:see it:
. ' SUMMARY.'
Risdens:‘. '
ARHOA
Dirgraye I .
Johnson,. ss. ' I 2
Griffee, .213; ▪ ....4, 1 ,0 3 4
Neilleie cf. ::. ..4 0 0 2 0
•Cerolae, lb:. 0. '2 9 C
'Atkenee 3b. • , 0 0 -0 • 2
Werholtz, if. .'..4 0 0 3 0
Madisoilrec. ....... -.19- '3 • 5 0
endrews, p. , . .0 '0 0
1: 5.24 11
•-;.0a1erS: .
A R
Dye,]f 2. 3 0
Egan, 3b 2 1 0 '1
e • . '.0 '1' 2
Eagleson, ss. :.....4 0 1 .3
Hughes, ib. . . . . . , ...4 0 2 12
Westlake, cf 4 :0 1
Walker., 2be ,3 0 0 5
'Watson,. t-1 0 .1
Greer, 'p. '3 :1 0 0
A
4
2
Total ... . .31 4 8 27 It
Oelers• 21. 00 0 0 (). 0 1. --et 8 1
Itis,d,ons 00iO0000.4 5 4
• Greer and Hoose,, Andrews and
Madison, :: •
Two -base: hits -Dye', licese, Caro-
,
Ian. ' Stolen' base-drityen. Sacrifice
hit --Egan. • Sacrifice }loose,
'Struck out -BY .Greer'.3, Off Andrews
Bases on • balls -Off Greer 3, off
Andrews *2. EiTers.-Milleito Madison'
3,, WestlakeRAIN.
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• ' LEAGUE BALL GAME
The league baseball giritie'anneiMe--
ed ter Lnclinow, Theredayof hist
;Week,,, 'Whin', Paisley Was, ,the visitinr
•thanf„ was'-;-'cut:ishort hy rain; •which
"Came ;on shortly , aftee• the • game
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Only 3"7,1/2•Inninge were played when
.the game ted,,tie be celled off. At
that pilot the eeore.eleteocl-lebe'ete,„fee.
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yor•of,,,Faisley, so- it,looked likeeoen•
of 'the best of the:series.' POwever
the. rain came crown iii•torrenfs ane
'players and: speetators alike -had -to
Scarry for shelter.
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:KINCARDINE, • A I/dtisT. 6
nrintif. Sports and Concert of
131- e • Peach Association of
'Campers be held ite the -Tout
Grove in the; afternoon and at g par,
Of Thursday, August, • 1,ttli. ..Battor
than ever,,
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siNtts coAks 5 'Crirts
AIM JT ,TALL ,CLOVER
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.W0 .didn't get that tall clover Mee-
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fiened last Week quite tall esnotigh,
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We should bat% said that it, was 92,
inches tall instead. of .724inches'; It
grew, we have Since 'learned, on.• .the
farm' of Mi ,Wesley I3oy/e, at ICin-
• eleWevele this irowine tell'hay and'
'corn is Something 'like cetehing •Jing
_fisli--some ,other fellow gOOri 001ii es
along with .a bigger One. 92 inches is
pretty tall for clever, end an .acre or
of that would' -retake' a,big. pile; but
f"rank Miller, on reading of the plant
from :Kinlough, was prompted tc
measure some of . his, .and. he &end
that some . measured, •8 feet and; 2.
inches„ in lengthe-thetis 98. inches-.
.end that was from a point :ten •or
twelve inches above the ground,. ae
• Prank saidehe was -cutting it as hie:
un as he amid with the .2novver..
.-had -ea--.....area,sure-oneeofeeheeestalks
.and, etire enough, it was two lengths
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of e ,yard stick and 26, inches more.
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' SHOUBE,LD LEcTuE
INTERESTING
. Conlin an dant-ITierd-Of-the. 'Ealva-
thin; Army ' will give a lectere, Hine,
:rated .with manY lantern slides,
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the Town•naii, -Lucknow, the evening
OE August'. lfith, Commending' at 8,3C
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Disaster, ,which eit will. :bc
remerribered, occurred during thc
World War Cdremandafit Hurd %Vie:
in Halifax, 'wheat. the., explesi on- whiel-7
-wrecked the city, occurred,...andwa
himself -t, some extent' a SuiTerer
He Wag:.a Member.: of the .confinittec
an telief which for months lonkee
efter the needs of those who lest
their heines.
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fltA1IRII. KING TO BE
AT WINCH:CU AUGST 2
V
Ahnouhcernent: is •juet; madethe'
Rt. Hon. eMaCKenzie .,King, Prim
Minister, will address meetings ae
Wingheth and - Goderich •August
•25th. Themeeting at Wingharn wil
be held in the -Arena .at twe .O'cloes
ein_theeafteretiorr -anitethe meeting ai
Poderich will, commence at 8 o'clocin the e.
evening .' These meetings, will
In all hkehho�d b largely 'attended
,The •Arena at Wirighai a lergc'
hell,' and there should be room efol
all coiner. •
FAMILY THEATRE
AlIGUST 12 13 -.-
Richard Dix '
In .;
"SAY ...IT AGAIN"
A rip roaring comedy, romance
'about a' Yoeng:. husky lad , whofaUs •
in love with a• princeea.
And Comedy •
REID'S :GOLDEN CRUST
BREAD
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eaten at every meal ..means,
aboufidingi health. In • every
slice 'is 'Stored the sweetness,
strength and nourishment ' of
the vvheet kornek, with a gen- -
erous allowance of yeast and
milk*make it rich in vitainines
on which -.health' depends. Get
it at your grocer's or phdne 68
Reid's Dominion Bakery.'
Fresh cakes and cookies al.
ways <on hand at ItenVii:
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sgEING, U'ITI# COMFORT
While it- often requires. Sene..
tithe fat a_jpatiefit Ip b'omc
used t� &sieges, if efeitienee is
,exereiSed tomfort,w,11 be se-
cUred see yvellp
enough Without glaises, but
wear 'theni because- of the 'tom.
,
fere they give. Coneelt lig for
the good of Your eyes'.
P. T, :ARMSTRONG
tkvieller Op,to%otrist
• Luelmowi • Oat.'
The Bread • ,icThe Bread
„ of Health .
• of •Health -
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OUR soft() IS, "'QUALITY A SEliVICE"., ,
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!Yea, .., Iislyheat. and Raisin, the Dig Food Value. Oui'4fielitY, Prorelifide4 WhOle,
Bread is the •Lgat. of.:',1"are '0000ess , - .,
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LeJelly , Rollie ' Chocolate ;Iitersheiall6ve Cake:, ,Ieed Rolls,Eon :.110oehe,:,
- . ' 'sAtuRDAT: st;.gCrA:Ls., . f : ' -.
'Chelsea ,.sariS, lose•i•parti:, Oatmeal --,Cookies, ' :Dundee ,Oakes, •,Iam
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' •' ..• •• , Tartlets;, ,Raspberry , Square ....
BEST 'PRICES GIVEN" FOR BUTTER AND EGGS
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IIOLLYIVIAN'S ,BAKtRY
. Phone 36
• • Lticknow
:rdwavuowtter...i.elestanivrAir-aciordieziwzamisr.darainer-arawszir
Lucknow, Ont.,.
Phone 75
• '^e.
SEE THE SPECIALDURING. On AUGUSTHAI.,0•••IIRICE
:.'•EALE./,• •
DURING TKI.s. MONTH, kOR. C14'EANH:ciP. PURPOSES, WE
ARE SETTING' OCT'MANY LINES OF • IVIERCHANDISEee--
Vek1-141ALF.' THEIR. REGULAR.. RRICK,..
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'Puee 'Thread Silk- Hoe. eeg, $1.00e. for '49c: -•
Faney 'Broadcloth, 36 ins. wide, reg. 60c, at 2p.
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Figured MuSlin, reg. 35c, for 17e. '
• Pure Linen •Towelling, reg.' 20c, for 10e. ••
' • Square MeaheCurtain Net r , 45e..__e_fr-.o..-A3c.,.---e-eet
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k . THE BIG: FEATURE FOR , THIS. WEEK ' w OUR •REMNANT :
TABLE. YOU WILL •FIND ;IT ON THE 'UPPER FLOOR,•
' AT, THE REAR iti*, THE STORE. „REMNANTS! . YES,
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LOTS OF 'THEM..!';',LOOK,;"`T.H,r2'9•Vit• ., .
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Alfred E. Buswe
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ASHFIELD NOTES
Mr. and Mrs Jack MacDonala
spent Sunday in Goderich. '
Misses Mary and B. Hogan of To-.
ronto, are Spending, their vacation sei
their home bete.. •
Mre-earede7MFOTJohn MacLean
New York ' are visiting :at :Mr, A.
MacLean's.: '6
Mr. Gordon Grant, accompanied' by .
hie' sister, Mrs. ,MaeLean,.:haVe. re-
turned to Chicago, after spending at
week at Mr: A. MacLean'.
Mrs.E: McKeith and, family: of
Vancouver, who are 'visiting at her
parents', Mr. and Ni•.• W. A. John,
sten, spent Monday calling on Letiii,
an friends:-
....eAehfieldewas.----well--represented .at
Old
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ro7.
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Goderich
Boys' Day :All. were prod to kn
that the ,Ashfield testier -won the t
phy in the tug-ofWar• e
A large crowd gathered' in Loch-
alsh hall last, Thursday evening' in
honor of the. recent 'marriage :of Mr.'
and Mrs. p. A. '1'4iteLennan. A short
.impromptu • programnie 'as nut oni•
Mr. MacRae , being chairntan. A
congratulataryaddress wae read and
the bride • and groom were presented
with. a well'filledeptiree. Short speech-
es were ..•given v , Messes: Chas.
Steward, J. • MacKenzie and • Bain
„Steward, ' after .,,whiph. • lunch:: was
served, and '.daeping indqlged ' in, till
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the we snta; hdqrs.
*Splendid "congregationse attended
the anniversery,. Services of Ashfield
Presbyterian Church :last ,EundaY;
both' Meriting and evening:, The Rev,
D. T. L. Macgeer011 gave two in-
spiring sermons : .' Special' mueic .Was
furnished by. the choir. . .
Mr. and ,Mrs, 'John , Cools; oreturned"
to, Detroit, after visiting a, fewdays
with the, fernier's. uncle, eArtithe
Cook of Parateurit: e • '.
Bernice Drennan' of Detroit, is ViS-
iting her 'parent's, Mr. and Mrs; Rdb'-'
erteDrennalf f 1...40qp,r... _
• Mrs. Nee s Bowe and, children - et
Defrolteis.„ visiting With her • patente.,
rLedhelo
,•,tieles.
dM
b. -..,es,; J--' X.: MacDonald
M Ise; athIgTen "„Luinbers
spending her vaeation • at , her
zelindinother's, Ma A Bnegless,
near .Laurier.
Mrs Annie,of Detroiti., Visitiog
.,Wftli.Mr, and'Mtee•A,,,Stein par4.
InOtint. • . • ' '
•Mr And Mrs. Horne -and .Mr. and
Mrs. 'Dahmer. and children of Kin
cardine, were gusts of Mr, and Mee,:
-WreeMeailleetePsittifilount. ,
_ ee, •
krs.';-Gordori Jamieson Of
liatain'ourit, ere epending• the. week.
end With friends in tabridon.
.Rank Pair was the gaoat„ of
Mr, (*land Richar45 oj,l's,ronount„
tOciatly;..
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The Old, Garrison City
WasLin-Ruinti.
When A Great Liner
Exploded •
"COMMANDANT HIURD, who..
was 'in the City at the, time of
the expldsion, will give a stirring.
account, iillustrated by ,100 viewS;
IN THE TOWN HALL
LUCKNOW
-Tuesday Evgs., Aug. 10
ALL ARE ,,W,ELcoME
Silvee 'Collectidn
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• Business Training, Ty0,-;
writing.and Telegraphy
Are • Yeu undecided as to what
linee•of work' t9 take 'tip? If so,
Why not ..take a course in Teleg•
reek', and Typewriting ;.this .
win-
ter?__O,10 of the- best .cenrsas lo.
day. with gond salaries. -
,ftperienced: operators • Who hae-e
learned :with •us here are holding
poeitions for years With Saleries.
ranging teoni oee hundred to one
hundred and forty‘tWo dall14sper
month.
We, gev,e you a fllorough training
end .halp •you to secure' positions
When finished,
Cent Start October, First..
If 'nterestcd kIdIv Make -Your .
. ,
ape/lea:time early.,e' •
CANAIKAN NATIoNAL
TELEGRAPH CO •
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ildbh Of Laurier, is - •
,
.rting with friends at ,Langside..,,
Mr, . and. Mrs. 'Hugh "Ntacistain of
Detroit, are spending their 'honey.'
moon With Mr. erid Mrs. ,Eint Mac*
Main of Laurier. •
The Paramount have
ac-
cepted the invitation of' the ICitirshe4.
Club to Meet with -them' at the herne
et Miss Mary McLeod on August IL..
, Mrs, E. D. flarteh Of Worontei".. is
'Visiting With her *wants,. Ur, ang
14rE, Pre:mad-it Zolitist,