The Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-09-22, Page 14
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• $2,00 PER YEAR IN ADVANG)li; *2.50 OTHEMIVISE
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.DR. W. 'M.' CONNELL
„Phisitian snd. Surgeon.,
'Luciknw :
74-4
' Phone 8"6-
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Treleaven,
peCker's..,. Store. Ss'171xtractioti
cther, by, goth'. .' Will be. it!.
Lkiugatutbnevery'llitvsday, .,Phone 55,
DENTI$T
.Call Dr. _Newton:
Make; appointment. •
In , office everyday.
A. Siddall. Lueknow, lirukor
and Real: Estate. --Money to lerid Oi,
first .inort.goges, on farm proper-
ties. at 6 and 6%.Per cent according
to:;secerity. offered ' Also . small
ofi-'second, tp,ortgages . on
farm: 'properties and on personal
notes. A few good ferny for sale
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. WALL PAPF:R'
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• MY stock of Wall Paper .is cent.'
„pieta for 1927. Prices from 8e. up: I
.aisn' also tient foile-ading 'jei3 houses
R. J. earneron,; Decorator, • Painter
•'•tiel Grainer • Boir.1j74 LuektieW.
, house F1 Sale--Fraine residence
5 rooms, hard water, garden, gpod
stable.-ApPlY ° to David :Mead or
111,r8.Jis Biirns;'-northof the §ta.:-
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,1173use- for Sale with - stable atie
,orage; two acreth of land,: fruit trees.
•z.ltd garden. Wate'r supply' .ptiinPed
to house. 'Everything inddern
equiiiiiient,;'affiVin good Order. Apply
to.' Robert Johnston, Court . House
(lectern:1n lont.
FARM, FOR . SALE
.11.1107?Cei.e fii lot 3, con. 6, Kin-,
less: Buildings In good repair, and
* hind* in good state of cultivation
Apply 'TO, Mrs.Lucy: Swan, R.R. 31
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Greta: For :Cattle -A •ninnber .of
tte'can betaken: for '.:'peSturing,:t'
3 W. Webster, •Phcine•17,7r49;•Dun-
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Foster Homes Wanted for baby
Airl; little girl aged six years; six
• 'Jeri aixed three to ten yettrs.-z--Apply
.1.tevz R. Perdue, Walkerton:
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;Wanted -Hear, from • 'owner • good
firm. for Sale., Cash price, partichlara.
Bush, Minneapolis; Minn.
•iiknow Elevater.ii now open
taking all kinds of wain. High. -
est prices. Also handling pool grain.
c'ERY LARGE AUCTION SALE
•'' Of Farm Steck .and Implements
one mile east of Bervie, on Tuesday,
.,27th. • Siiecial at this sale
eews,. 6 of them being Scotch
•ShorthernS; all in calf. 20 brood.
• sows, and other stock; • including
liorses -Saltine! MacLennan, Prop.;
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Purvis, •Aue.
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LARG:E'"AUCTION SALE
'Farm 'Steck and Implements
half, 'mile south of ATITIOW, On
11V2:110.1i" September 29th; Special
•;11.7ad •oC feeding cattle,. 15,0
.1 .J yearling cattle. , Also hogs.
iro.Nes and sheep. Sale at 10 o'clock
tile forenoon. Lunch served at
Trn,-Rey AvOrY, Prop,; John Pur -
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NNIJAL MEETING ,
riiJ Meeting of the 'Lick-
• ' • r raor Company • Liinited wjlI
1.1d Saturday evening, September
'' 2 pt 8 p.z.n. in the Cain House,
Lncknow, for the election of Officers
and the rcceiving of ,the reports on
• ini=inets, fer the year.. --T, F. Cain.
President. • (22-9-:c)
• , NOTICE. ,
Notice is 'hereby given that a Court
will .be held, pursuant to The Ontario
• ••i'r*?' Lits " At; by His IfOriour the.
' (lite ;of:. the County Court ot • the
.„ of ,Bruce. at the Town Ran h1
Village of Lucknow. on ,Monday
Twenty-sixth'.day of September
Tr, at 2.00 o'clock p,m., to hear and
;• (totertr.ine complaint § Of errors and
"ission; in the V)ter' List of .the
of _the Village •.cif Lnek.
n't.4v for 1027. - • • •t.•
.p 4,TED at -Lticknow ' thi4 Four-
!. t d'iy of September 1027.
:Joseph F. A onew, Clerk of the
' Village of ,.Lticknow,
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„ • TENDERS WANTED
„Tendert will be received and infer-
irkil iO furnisberl by -the undersigned
*: i,til1 neon eir M•ontlay,'Oet. 3rd, for
• dittoing, placing' and covering tile.Th
Ito ,Lett Drai,p, East of Whitecliurch;:ere4
”.1(1 a separate tentlde for furnishing 1 eau
Ind drawing .tIle, tate Tile"required: call
2930, 12 -inch; 1420, 10 -inch; 660 8- Post
lit,Ah. Total 5010. " • • ing
G. Moffat) Clork, Kinloss
(2279-c) uret
Mac
Hel
was
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Sav
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. Miss .',Dora. Mitchell Toronto.
..pent last. Week ather hone
• • ,Mrs. ,•RaYmer ,atidc,.daughter,;..,"Ja&
•of Regina, Wok; are • viaitieg with
'Mr. 'and *Mrs. Jas. Smith .0* foWn
• We 1814. and.,,Seli Dry. .•Geods- foi;
• SPdt Cash., .GoorGopds, Low Prices,
-THE MARKETHerneli-Murdoch
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. kO-cgprOw. SEPTEMBER 22nd,
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:MOS EVelyn' acLeed as returned'
to lowz, atte spending few .days.
••With ,herint Mrs T: -rixter • in
tondon. °
That hail' atorar tuesdllY after' noon,
was. the weather triap'..ivr'y of °mak
Ing up ,for the unseasonable heat of
last woek' .
Mist Ruth Mitchell went to Ridge
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town .last' Week, where he has ac-
cepted .a position on the staff ..ef the
Collegiate, , •
Price Naylor has been successful,
ir passing the examiriatitn of , the
Oetario. Enabaliters AssoeiatiOn, held
in 'Toronto Sept.' 6-1'. •
.4r. ancl 'qrs.' Mel. Greer set out.
Ftriday-of at velLon a meter trip
to he Canadian West, tiof Nt ill; go as
far as Resetewn, Sask.,
MrS. Rebt.'hargraves of Prince Al:
bert,: Sask.,: who is spendig a month
.0riferio., was a week -end gnesil
her, 'cousins, Ms A.:‘ D. MacKenzie
:and Miss Lees- '
. 'Mr. an Mrs. Frank Tyler of Han,
:over, spent; Tnetday .with: • Luelindw.
.friends. They wee -0n their via'y
home frona,,a trip,. which tookthen,
-aa,fa1-Lateriyerf-.71.-.C.o1ertalie3i'
were .alrribtts..melted in. ' the. • `lie4t
.wave" .which engulfed the, :Centre
States. Iasi sweek. •
Mr:-andlii.47W,-. do,lk returnee
1a0.. week from .a trip ,t o the. :fruit
firin • of Senator, E. D Sniithat Wi
none, and Grimsby, being- the 'guests
Of the senator while' there:. Mr.. Cook
has , been ,representative and, sales
man :Of •the-E.T.• Smith nurseries. for
.25 Years.:.. They report the, peach
plunib and pear:emirs te.be'excellent
in the 'Niagarafruit 'belt, ,*•;,•'"
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COLD AND RAIN ,NEARLITe. .
; S'TOPPED:rSCOTCH
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Cold, ram ri and hail •to(lc nearly
'the jay out of the. Scotch Deublep
tournament staged 'here on. Tuesday
bY the -local •Bowling Club.: Twenty-
nine -rinks entered the ,:ornpctition•
and had the weather min (tone his
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part there would have been.:a great
day. As it Was, it took seine grit'to
"stick it out,” and .perhaps some were
not sorry to ,find that they Were ,out
of it." .• Bowling. :is a f"gentlenian'S
game," but it needs.. gentleman's
weather. ••The ladies?' ceriducted
lunch scounter in the •club house; and
no doubt, the hot. tea, hot coffee -ant
'hot dogs were infgreet derhand.
Two ,Seaferth rinks, skipped by
Sproat and Bright, were leading iii
the•trephy event; and decided to play
off for 1st and 2nd plaec on .the greerl
in their own home town. '
Bill PowelPs rink from Gedericl•
got lst in the Association, and Robt,
Lucknow, got 2nd. •
• First and second in the Consolation
were wonby two local rinks, skipped
by J. E. Agnew and E. N:Hodgins.
, APPRECIATED •
.1 Wish most sincerely to thank alt
those who gaire'. such splendid es,sist-
mice in saying •stock and implement,-:
and in Preventing further damage
•the tinie my buildings were destroydd
bY fire: It was all gratefully appre-
ciated. -R, J. Button:
U.F.W.0: AND KAIRSHEA
The Keirshea 11,,F=W.0,, met at .flie;
home of 'Miss 'Margaret MacGillivray
6th :Cop.,lase Thursday afternoon
with a .fair attendance, the Presi...
dent, Mrs. S. Cartoehan,,Opened the
meeting in the usual way, by sitiging
and ' repeating Lord's, Prayer, • afte!
Which • Misa, Mari/ &acted(' • gave
splendid reading, ontitle.J „"Peopli
Wfill'italle,;"!... :this was -:filliowed 15Y
singing; 'and' a . good readinz ,on
"Potato Digging,!.! ' by Mitt Helen
Swan, Mrs. R. Martin then -gave a
good' 'summary of Current • Events
'which was' followed by humorous
ding. by Annie' ,Ifughes,. which
sed much laughter.. \ The. Itell• .was
ed and answered by Pickle., Peet.:
,and :the...Minutes of, last meet -
read and adopted; and the 1'1.e/is:.
.'s report giveli. This. was follow -
by, a reading Prepared by Mit. D.
6th danii and read
en Swan, A 'Contest oh, AUthdrs
held, in which all took part; and
lied In n tic.' After..tiligint;„ Ona
e the. King, .the Meeting' tvas.-
A. nice innCil was then served
social .hour enjoyed • on the
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TIl8!" IT YOURSELF • •
••••• 0,7 7; f•fi,l.ittli.V.kiirti as ttlau.sSi:icts •
ti t' 1s SybiliaSpahrs.Toti;•,
treattqSore .throatsi.-4oincY,
(tilv.:11ronchltis,i.,Catarriti.
Aatlitria and 'retail .
' hies *Succesattil,-.4tiKini's prtig
stbre,
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WEDDING'
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leVely anturnri,"weddirig was :901-
eximized at "Wyrnilwood";',' • ,Queen'S,
Rai -k, .tiOrOtIto,.:On Fridny aftern9011','
t:16, wberi• INTildred Wilkin
da liter of Spence and Mrs.
Sp nee' of Lu‘dchow`, beea1.11.1• the bride
Ot`Willia.4I-Ientst. Kern, OfilitiNya,...l.son
01 Mi. and 'Mr§,-,.; Henry E. Ram .of
Weocistock. The , RSV, G. Nor.rjs
Grey.: of Parkdale• ' • United • Chinch.
Unele of thp bride, was the,' o.fficiating
clergyman. Thebride, who was giver,'
In 'marriageby her :father,' was unat.
tended. Shewore at lovely gown of
geld and. brown- lace ;and sliadoiv'• vet: -
vet with d soleil. het •in the same
tones and 'a• corsage bouquet
horde roses, lillies. of the Valley ancl
orchids. A Mr, 'G. D. Atkinsen 'played
..the. vveddirig mnusk from Lohengrin
and during ':the.,signing, I' the regis...."
tier 1VIrs. john H. • Perry' jr. of . Whit -
sang.' • Aftel• a reeeption, ,whieh
*as attended by the immediate fam-
ilies and relatives ,arid a intimate
friends, Mr. and' Mrs. Karn•left on a
`meter 'trip through he Easter?,
States. On 'their return -they WilFre-
side la Oshawa, I .
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MR. HARRY WHITELY DIED •
AT. CHICAGO, 'SEPT. , 16th.
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Word"was 'redelved hel'e .611.Prida
oflast weekof the death .of • Mr.
Harry White1y,,-Hwbe---had-.7.01ed
"quite 'suddenly at Chicago. or :that,
date: kr. Whitely' vas .d brother' of
mains i'Vere'bronght here for inter-
.ment • in •,Greenliiil' Cemetery,, . the
funeral_being an Monday -afternoon,
A:'.aerVice ••St_..tbe-hdine' Qf •
Mr. and Mrs.,' Little khy the 'Rev. A.
F. Traverse, inanY. friends, ef .the.
fainily being present.
•-,The :late Mr. 'Whitely WAS. .beriC,at
Goderich,in :July .of.s,1871, ond.'•caMe.
Lo LucknOw.' with his parents.. when
seven years of: age. Having, attend-.;
.ed •the Public S,choel here he Went to
the Clioten high School '.:for two
years, 1886 to 188$.• In 1889 lie took
position with thetanadian. Bank of.
,Commerce at 'Sarnia; and' later was.
with the same bink at Brentford, un-
til 1892, when he''Went tci
Ont.. • From London he went to
Chi-
cago and, beeanie ':eredit . manager
• with .National 113a,n1c,
which became affiliate() w,ith. the: City
National Bank. • A few 'Years later
he .became• associated with the Am-.
erigan,'•,Bond and Mortga ge :Co. After
.,of 'years' with: this coin-
Pany. he joined' the staff cif ;ri. o.
Stone &, one of the; largest • bend
and real estate concerns in .:ChieagO,
whein he remained: 'loth • his:
.„Ilew Mr. Whitely was appreciated
by his business associates i suggest-
ed by the, following. ;parngraph froni.
a letter written by the salds manager
of II. 0. • Stone. & Co.: ,"I know We
all .feelAthat-his----pasibrc;---ig-'-tr`loss to
„every' one of II's. His lOyalty, cheer:.
fulneig and sinperety were at •'all
times a' shining example to his asso-
ciates. :A man who could start out
to fight hisway into this ,business
andmaintain that cheerfulness which
Mr: Whitely at all times expressed,
against. the odds he encountered; is• .
certainly entitled to the admiration'
of every member df the organization.".
's The late Mr,,, Whitely; is survived
by his wife and one son, one brother,
A. L. Whitely of. Chicago, and
tbree sisters: Mrs, A. M. Jordan of
New :York City, Mrs,' Hugh Morrison
of Toronto, and Mrs. Little of
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CHURCH NOTES
The , September meeting • of tlie
Viiity Bible Class was held: at the '
home of Mrs. Jack flenclerSon, with
an :attendance of thirty-three. , The
Meeting opened with singing; follow-
ed, with prayer by the 'Prosiaent. Sev-
Prel..disousSions the took "Kaee,-Thcc.
consisted of'...(toinfnunitY
singing ,anc. a musical contestafter
which a &tints; Mach was Served,
October•tneting to be ,held.'at the.
.home, of 'Mrs, .A. Solomon.
' mAnt' 90,00.14.0..ES.Int-AtIT4
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A few WO011tgo-NrjO,
of the visit her Of Mr, 1). M. Aitken
,and family from -California: 'Mr. "Alt,
..krn hadat ono time worked .here is
a harness -maker, and had called --to
enmleyer,' Mr. Alek koas-,
Word has been received. by Cederich
friendS , that the faniily -had arrived
"slifelY .at their !Ault) in 1,1,11rhal),it
ealif6rnia, • havir'g 'Irevelled 9,000
miles i'n, their autoniobile. ,.Thoy ear.
ried their tathp equiPMent and were
at home anywhere.
' FIRE. 'DESTROXS• 410'
• SASON:S AND •".
Droyn,
'.0ne of :the';mciat spczteenler "fir94
:.to Ocint1ds:diStrietinii*Yea0
destroYfed•-the, large I.bara. and ,iinple-
•.-m•ent'hense on tiTe tai-inOf ROL. But-
ton, one. inilo WeSt.,of Iirelsn'tOW'i' Fri.
-day' morning of •ia§t".week• •
It appears to have been a re41 Mise
of 099nianeens'Oombnktiorr. in the hay
d grain inoWs 'a%' the first I sight of
.'ire that .Nr: Buttctorg\ret"; was 'when,
flame and Snioke.linrst threrigh:' 'the.
east' end of the. barn ‘I.vell down froni:
the to/3.of a.ineW filled with hay and
oat sheaves.. This WEIS sbortly'..after
ti3c, o'clock in. the Morning.; • and it
took but a few:, minutes until
whole structure was u niass of flan&any' neighbors and people from
;LticknoW, snon ...gathered' oh( tit,' and
the ,farrn• iniplements were'. 'taken
.froM the-: . implement. .hoi,e, which
stood close to the barn. There was
little Wind at •the tithe, a fad which
made it possible to 'Save the dwelling
and a :chicken, house, A nuniber ' of
elks, and, a voidable. lest their
• lives in the fire,. the heat heing se,
greet that .they could:: not he. gotten
'Mr. Button had . his fallwleat
threshed a Short . thine' ageirran.d...the
•The•
barn. ' Was ; large 'end, well.- equipped
the: Stabling being fitted With a• corn;
plete 'water .syStein: ..There • reinains
'now' nothing:. Init the bare concrete'
walls. • ; t: .
Britton: carried: ...considerable.
insurance, bub not enough to e&yer-i'se
,comPlete 'a ,bnin-Out,"at this 'season
• We ,.Buy land-BC11,7D-ryT1oods for':
Spot .Casig.. .Good Goods, Low ' Prices,.
-THE.MARKET=Hoinell-Nlutdech
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'ANNUAL FLOWER ,SHOW'
*ntheima goodyear for
flower shows.' The: almost' total
splice Or ram during August and
September made the development of
fine blooiii's alinost impossible. '
• This had its effect upon the Flower
Show" held liere lea Friday evening.
by.. the': local Hortieultdr.-11society
The exhibits .. were • beautifril, ; cif
cotirse, but neither .Sa• ,plt:litiful no)
Lae good.as at_the'„show;-ef-,-1-ast-7-yeai-
however, it • was surprisingwhat
'lection was gathered up. . The „' at°
tendance was not so great this yea?
'either,' the long period of drouth hav-
ing "dampened" theenthusiasm • of
flower-grOwers as • they saw !their
plants shrivelled. up by the hot min...
At •the conclusion .of the:show, the,
:exhibits were so,ld by auction, Elliotk
Milier wielding- the hemmer. A, list
of- the . prize -winners follows:
White asters, lst, Go. 11. Smith:
McKenzie.. -Pink as-
ters, 1st, Miss E. McCluskey; 2nd
Geo...11.•Sinith.. Reid, eaters.. 1st; Mrs.
F.,Malcohn; -2nd, Temple Clark. Blue
asters, ist; Mrs. F. Malcolm; 2nd
Geo: H.' Smith. Collection asters, .1st •
A. E: 'Buswell. 'Roses; red; lst, Geo
Smith. noses
pink, 1st and 2nd, .Geo. H. Smith
Roses,, any other color; 1st and. 2nd
Geo.. I-I...Smith., ColleCtion roses, lst
and 2nd, Geo. 11, Sinith: Best, beniiinet
1st, Geo. IL Smith;, 2nd, Mrs. W
Gordon. Yellow '"marigolds 1st Geo
H. Smith; 2nd. Mrs. K. ,MacLeod
French marigolds, lst, . Geo. H.
Sriiith; •2nd,:•-•MrS7--K7-7MacL-cred7-"--per-
ennial phlox. lst, .Mrs. K. MacLleed
Pinks,. lst, Geo. 11. Smith:- 2nd, Bert.
Ward. Carnbtiens, lst, Geo. • II
Smith: Pansies, 1st.' Geo, II. Smith
Svcct peas,. lst, Mrs. K. MacLeod.:
2nd, Mrs. Robt. Fisher; 3rd,..Geos If
Smith-Atioual phlox, .lst, Mrs.- D. M
Thompson; 2nd, is. D. Iltiston.
ShOsit 1VIrs. Rnht. Fisher.
Cadtus dahlias, lst, Mrs. RObt. Fish-
er: ' Decorative dahlias lst, Mrs: K.•
MacLeod; 2nd, Miss, E,'McCluskey.
rollectiOns dahlias, %lst, Mrs.; X. Mac -
Stocks, lst, Mr. K. MacLeod,
ond, Mrs. G. A. Newton: Dwarf . sun-
flowers, 1st, Geo."1-1. Smith. Best 'Hs,
play mit flowers; 1st, Geo. H. Smith:
2nd, Mrs. D. M. Thompsop. Everlast-
ing flowers', 1st. Mrs: W. E. Gordon;
ond.-Gea-r-H. Smith. Zinnias; 1st, GIee
IL -Smith; 2nd, Mrs, G:' A, Newton
Glads., 3 hest, 1St, Miss E. McClus-
key: /2nd, • Geo H. Smith, Glads:,
eol-
.lection, 1st, Mrs, R. Fisher;.,2nel. Mis
F. McV1USIC'e$r: 3rd, Gee. H. Smith
Snapdragon, 1j. Geo. 11. Smith:
gobt. Fisher.
1st, , Mrs, 1).. Hu.ston; 2nd; NV. E. Mc-
Denald.,Begopias, single. 1st,, Mrs, D,,
Ilitston; :2nd, W., E. McDonald, Cole
us, :collection, „1st..., Mrs. D,
?,tui; Mrs, Collectior
.lichise plants, 'ist, Mvs, 33,.1-Instoil'
Ikt,'ThifoinfiSdiV Gerani
mnsi-Ast.- Mrs, NVm, MeKetilie;...„.2.nd
-1grs, D. M. rhomps�n, Ifouse PlArttin
bloom, lst. Mrs, W. E. GOrdon; .2nd
;VIPs: .1). If -Osten, Begonia, rex., lst
Mrs. WM.. McKenzie; 2nd, Mrs. Di M
Thompson, "
'Bally Day. Service be' held in
the United Church,* on Sunday, 'Sept.'
2(ith, et 2 o`ticick'in the 'zifterimori.
Special intisi'e and .speaking •for .the
occasion. * •
For Sale -A nirinher of window
arid, Storni hashwith glass in themto .
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Miss - Sarah ••MacIver Sataiday
'afterrieen for ',North, Brix; •Where: she
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will "attend, Normal,.Schiedl.: She:: was
• accompanied • by •her. friend, .• :MISS
:Marion MeCDo,ugall Of L,nt'itnevir.
Mi$OeS Illargaret .and. Nary. Gra
'ham spent :Saturday ' With tbeie grand:
• niether•,, Mrs= J. .1VIacMureh3'.
.kr. and Mrs, W. •.W Hill ":4Vere
plowerdrile callerlast Tborsday, .•
": „Ode,: teacher,:: ,111is,5.. Irene' .;,Morg.an
is 'ft> be ;congratulated On tratning thc
. Pupils so they received 2nd prize in
PhySical• 'Culture at the Scheel' Fan.
last MoodaY.
• 'I`h0. downpour of 'rein last Monday
:enabled' some .of the 'farnwrs. to Pre-„
pare sweet clover ground for Wheat.
• Rally 'Day will be;...obserVed in
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.'South Kinloss B.S. ridict Sunday.
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Good Watch Given
For One month onlY a .good
Watch Will, be gtven..fr6e. with
each suit of Lighthouse Red
Beek-.."0Vera-1-1S".7Th Overaiii
• are the best en the market,
and :are unconditionally guar-
• anteed: to give; Satisfaction, or
Mit cost, or , argument. • (•-•'
We •have received a- large
stock of Ladies' Coats for:Fall
and. W,inter, ;411e: Material and
.vvorkmaiiship are of, the very
best; and Ak411 be sold at,reduc-
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ed. prices.
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'VTe'alsO. have .a large assort-
ment of Ladies' and Childi•en's
:DresSes, in flannels, silks,: can=
,ton crepe, and other popular
materials. Itwill pay Yau to
look thein'omer: „
B. •1314I'IIZTEIN'.$
Dry 6nod's y St.circ',
'West of 'Central Garage ,
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Phone 18 , 4LucknOw ;
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HER APPROVAL:
. MUST . HAVE..,......__
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. Her highness the:wife Con-
trol§ the family purse. ,On pur-
chases ;of feed her :•approval
_must.. be Won. She • respects—
her budget and ,she buys‘care- ,
• fully. Such as to be practical,
she buys 'Golden Grain and
Golden - Crust ' Bread, cakes
s"k
. and cookie i t Reid's Dominion
Hakery--L. onq 68.
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FAMILY .T.114ATRIt
't FRD)AY' & SATURDAY.
SEPT. 23rd •& 24th
• •
'Zane reys
."DESERT, GOLD"'
With William Powell .and
Shirley Miison.
I And Comedy ,
THURSI, FRI. & SAT:,
,FALCVAIR, WEEK '
SEpTEM.• 29 1.?:" 30, OCT, 1
, _Douglas. MacLean in
"HOLI) THAT LION"
• THE kREV.A.LENCE".
FAR -SIGHT •t''•
This error of VigiOtt.is phob-
.ably more frequently. met 'With
than .ait othors, And in addj
tion,to being prevalent,41%.is,
very detriniental, It is`.pretoAt:::,
atallages,: the majority of, •
•childreA being to some' -extent
farsighted: There is but one
Way, t_ .cOrrect far.tight.".
Placing, glasses .bitore the eVe.1
that evercome the •error.: We
have success in such casos..
P. T. ARMSTRONG
Jeweller & Optometrist
Luckriow; Ont..
The ' Brea
• :Of 'Health '
:Health
OUR MOTTO IS "QUALITY:, s& ,SERVICE" •• ••
.„Try Our Quality ,lionie• Made; 'Whole Wheat and : Raisin :Bread-.
the loaf .thsee all pure.. •• "
'SPECIALS
Lemon MerengueiPiei, .Oatmeal Cookies, Raiin Pies,. Chelsea
Chocolate Marshmallow Cake', Date Squares, • ,,,Jelly Maple •,
TartS, Golden ItOds,t,' Raspberry tarts; Bon •Renche"
• BEST.' PRICES GIVEN FOR BUTTER AND'' EGGS
HOLLYIVIANS. BAKERY
Phone 36 Lucknow"
Phone 7.5
• Lucknow, Ont..
RP'
'
NEW FA4,14. 'MERCHANDISE,
ARRIVING EVERY WEEK. WF ARE ?LEASED WITH THE'
_ . .
wAy OUR NEW. MATERIALS ARE 'OPENING OUT NOT
• ONLY. HAV WE NEW PATTERS AND NEW ..• COLORS,
•
BUT WE HAVE NEW 'CLOTHS' TO SHOW YOU
AL.L-'WOOL '• TAFFETA:. CLOTH -at 81:25 'P'er- yard.. 'This new
cloth - here "in:five, shades -rind is 36-Tinehes wi4e 4€ is
wovenof ,fire Weed,' twisted yarn, giving the surface 'a •bard
fin:ish;'•mekiag it durable, and, no dust collecting.... A. cloth; •
suitable for children's, Inisses,or ladies' wear -
. •
4SK:. TOL Et THIS LOTH WHEN .VISITING 'OUR 'STORE'.
lfred
uswel
T ARRIVED
New Shipment of latest styles of %Ladiee,
Dresses for Fall Wear--Satin-faced, Georgettes, Vel-
vets, Jerseys, Silk and Wool and Plain Jerseys, and
.Serge.
Also latet styles in Ladies' Coats -Needle
Point,, Pin Point, Tweeds ,of all kinds and Plain
,Cloth Coats with Fur Collars and Cuffs, in all sizes.
Also a new line of:Tall goods for men, in-
cluding Suits, Overcdts and Stanfield's pnderwear.
Come Early and Get Your Choice At
.
•B. PEARLMAN'S STORE!.
, :PHONE •$.5 •!...41j.C1C,NO,W
-
formerly with 'I'
' DOR,ENWEND--PEMBER
CAIN HOUSE-,
„Wednesday, Oct.'5th
AIR GOODS
ni
Adviee' on the scalp. • --
•;Makerth ..of Patent Structure'.
Yonge & Temperancel ..ronolgat
11:D011.10N. TO :FALL:
•
Special --Donated b•V Wellington
Henderson: Celt of 1927, bred from
"ItOral Gi1:t".7-,-$3.00, $2.00, 4/,00.
IN •MEMORIAM ' • •
•
Afurray:-In loving remembrance
of a dear Mother, Mrs. D. Murray,
•and father-in-law, Mr. D. Murray.
who passed away Oct, ,4, 1925, • and
Sept. 26, 1926. • -
Nothing but memories as' we journey
Longing for a 'smile and a „ face .
that is Rae.
None knew the depths' of our regret,•
- But we reinernber, and shall never
,• forget. '• • '„
Not now, but in the coming years
It may be in a better land
We'll read the meaning of our tears,
And there sometime • will. under -
We'll catch, the broken- threads' again,
And'finish What' we 'here began,
Heaven will the mysteries explain,
'And then. 0 then, we'll understand.
They bade no one a last fatew.ell,
They said good-bye .to, none; ,
The heavenly gate's, were Opened Vide
-A gentle Voice said 'tome".
• -.Ever ternembered by ,their .
dau-
ghter-in-law, Martha, . • •• •
•••
Murray -In loving remembrance of
•
my• dear. hifsband, Geo. Murray, who
c17§'...01red*:to'reati.-Cifie" Year agoto
_day, Oct._
Friendsare friends when they. are
I3ut we lost our .best friend when
W e lest you; • '
Net ft murmur, not a sigh ' •
,Passed yenr lips as .death drew
nigh; •4
As yea' lived, so ydii
Cheerfully,- ready and 7satiaileef.„
Death often conies to make us knew
We love more dearly than we showy.,
But love in deathshould make us see'
What love in life Should always he. '•
--Sadly missed • by wife arid Well.