The Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-11-03, Page 1Pjlone 75,,
Lu-cknow, Ont:
'AGAIN .1.cyvpii3R, 15 HERE,' B.UT • 'OUR , STORE'. WAS
.HERE. FiRsjr. WE ARE READY' WIT1-11 ALL • THE MER-
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:CHANDISE., USUALL-Y---FOUND IN 4 GE RAL'nirty6O-Obs'
• STORE IN •NOVEMBER., •
• Flannelette Blankets
Blanket's' •
-Fleecy 'Comfortables
• „ • ,
-Dark Shawls' - ' •
•, ,
Sweeter Coats-
, . . • .
..Windbreakers
.W.oal Hosiery
CampbellfOrd" Flannel •
. • Woollen' Underwear.' for. boYSgi Is .411 en and. women.,
1 red E. Buswell
- 7.0
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$2•`-(10 PER'`.:1*.AR7134--;AillrA:NM;12:50,0-THERWISE-
ta.•
rROFESSONAL CARDS o'•
D1 W M.,CDNNELL
,Physleian„and Surgeon
Luchnow,
HoUrai
'Phone 86
DEN1'IST•
Dr. MacLeod 'yvill visit LueknOw
every °•TueSadir,,, , in Mi., Connell's
Dillee. •
DENTIST • f"
Dr. R. L. ,l'releaVen, "LucknoW--
Over Decker's Store. Extraction
either by, gas or local Will he in
Dungannon every ThutSchly. Phone 53.
-• DENTIST'
, NeWtOri.„.
Make aPpeiritmeit.
• In Officee-'i everyday. -
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0 EVERY.TiODY'S COLUMN 0
Geo."A; Siddall. Luck:now, •••••Birokeir
and Real Estate.-_-MeneY-to-lend-
__•___„--first-----mortra-Cei On ,farm, proper.,
ties at 6 arid 63/2' Per cent accorflina
to 'security offered Also small
amounts on second mortgages-. "on
farm. 'properties. and on personal
•notes, A feW geed' farms ,for sale.
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PAPER
My •,stock of Wall Paper is cein-.
4.111, also agent for leading jeli•houses,„
It. J. Cameron, Decorator, Painter
And Grainer, Box 174, Lucknow.
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•WANTED -Hear from owner -good
. farm for sOle. Cash _price„ particip•
`13usli, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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FOSTER HOMES ;wanted for foUr
boys .2 year and three. boys 3 years
of age.. Apply to Rev R Perdue
waiketton..
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For Sale -A number of •window
and storm sash with glass in them.
Apply to D. C: Taylor. ,
"... FOR SALE -10. Purelired :•Oxford
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Down ram lambs. --7W. "T. ThOmPson.
R: '1; Holyrood. . • "..(3-11:4
•, House for Sale with .stable. one:,
garage, t*O•AcreS of land, fruit trees.
and garden... Water supply • Pumped
to hous..•'Everything moderiih
'equipment, and in good order. Apply.
to 'Robert 'Johnston, ,Q.Mitt,.„'House'
Goderieh, Ont. • ; :.• •• 18-8-t)
'ARM
FARM .FOR SALE -100 acres of
g,00d land, one'and a holf miles, south
:of Port Albert, with ' good barn
house .and. driving Shed,. artesian
•well•and windinilli water running to
bain 'For...particulars apply to ,Tes-
sie •Olver, Goderich R. it No. 4, or,
' call Dungannon 25 i 4.
, te'r1ON SALE
Edwin.Purvis, 2. miles- east of
Lucknow,, will have an auetion sale pi,
• fart stock on .'MondaY, Novpnber 7,,
commencing at one o'clock p.m. There -
'is a fine ,7year-oId. team of dapple.
grey niareS, a number of young pyre -
bred •bulls and roistered ;Leicester
. sheep on this • sale, -John Purvis.,
• Auc. . • (10-11-c)
AUCTION SALE,•
' 'Wilfred Farrish ,haVing, rented his.
. •
Pum, ' Lot 3, Con.: 10,- •Ashfield .;- will
have a clearing auctiea sale of his
farm stoek, hay and grain on Wed-
nesday; November, 16th. 'There ate
•• 11.14 of good young cattle, cows and,
Sheep on "this , Sale.-Johp • Purvis
Aue-. • 1,..2 • (1041-p).
AUCTION SALE
Alex; MacKinnen, Ltit 6, Con., 4,
,Kinloss, will have an auction. sale of
cattle, horses and sheen at his farm
•Pri NoVomber 9th, There are a lot, of
good young cattle on this sale. -John
• Purvis, tAnc, - •
SUCTION; SALE
II•ermitn. Phillinsl Lot 8. 1,42; of 4..
Kshfield, will have an
• auction sale of hi farm farm stock' and,
iniplmpents on Friday,' November 4.
emernenclint •at 'ono' O'clock
,Joith •Purvis,, Atte.' , •
„ HEIFER. ASTRAY
Caine. to the 'premises of the under=
signed,' Lot 1, Con, 2, .KinlesSTown.
shin?,on or about October 12th, 1927,
helf,er apparently about .one year
Th, e oWner may have same on
" Proving prOperti and .paying ex.
,,penses.-Ljtihn jgacDOugal,
f13 -11-n.) '
. 'ASTRA" "-•••
• Strayed .,feoin •the premises, of the
- don, • A Slifiekl,
„dahorned, about
• .2: ,,y,divi% Age:
•'Ng Hid same will ha gladly received'
hY •lanteq. Barnby, R. LucicnoW.
CA -1111114 AATIIAlt
'Caine to t he nroiiisc,i, f,he
un-
dgnod. •Ii.last half' Let 8,.0011.. 14'
.en. er abdut 'Oetober•.176,
,1927, teoealy.t."4,2;•0triler•fi1n5f
Sem d 17iY, proviii`friiiqpfitTV
Ing expense(. -St. Clair
• (17.1.1.4.)
LUCKNOW ONT.,. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5Fd,'
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LocAL •Ai.1D PENE10.11 . 0 •
40.
Monday . Will. he. Thanksgiaring
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and a public.holi4Y. •
The -hir. sale at Blitestein'a ,Store
' will continue Until: Saturday, Nov. V
Car.. ef cement eigietted to arrive
FridaY„, November ,4th.,--rWm:: Myrdio
• ' Don't 'Tniaa heSig •Thanksgiving
"So'le at the:Walker •St,ore:-.TliurSday,
Friday, Saturday. Come and save'
this _week,. .
Thsocialevening and dari.ee giverf
n the Town Hi1l, Tuesday eirening.
drew' a good crowd; and waii on a-
round success,
DOn't forget to °All, at Illitzstein's
.Store and take advaiitage of the hi,e
bargains in. men's and ladies'..coats;
also a fe-W-Sille-dresses.•,
M. Jas., 'E. Worrell. of 'Bowman -
vine, is the baker in charge at Reid's
Dominion' Bakery in the absence .of
Mr, W, S. Reid, Who is away on Va-
catiOn,
MILLINERY :SALE
, of
this week,' Felt and handmade
Silk ‘Velvet Hats on sale, at ."
greatly reduced prices. , •
- . •Robertson
SCOl'CII CONCERT COMING
Uncle* direction of Mr. ,n..20 Mae-
coreh concer
will be.; given in Carnegie Hall„Lue c-,
now; the evening .of. Thursday, No
vember 10th.. *The, program 'will be
gtven hy- the tarn ous' 13runswick Trip
and anuniber, Of 'other artists.' The,
treitip COnsista of Spence Rrothers
,and Jack !Ballattyne, Scotch, comeChan, and 'Miss Alberta: MacKinnon.
the well krioWn'Violinist.:' There Will
• he . pipe Timm, Highland' dancing,. -orchestra serections,., Gaelic. s.engs. The.
artists. will be introdueed. in beth
English and Gaelic:, by 1Mr. Hugh
MacDougalL An '‘ excellent program
,is .gnaronteed. See bills"
Admission 50c. Cildren 35c. Donee
after the concert-7°1dand, hew dame-
. •.
es.. Admissionto the dance 50c: Good
music.
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THE ..1.11(411.- SCHOOL LITERARY:,
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The three 'fo'rnis piet on October 20
and appointed Pearl Nixon •as treas-
urer for the 'High School, 'after which
each fornovent to its room and elect
ed its Literary Eiceeutive.
The folhowing officers were elected
,to the Form III •Literory Society:
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Honorary Piesident Miss,, McLean,
President, Donald Grant; Vide' Presi,
dent, Rena:Catrtithers„ Pianist; Kath-
erine MacKenzie; Secretary, Winnie
Nixon; Program Committee,• Annetta•
Fishcr Malcolm Wiltson; ,Margaret.
McQpillin; Press' Reporter;•, .Cale;•:4
Blitzstein; Form ' Representative
Mary .MheInfyre; Editor; Edwin,
Smith; Sub Editors, En& RnsvVeil,
Isabel. eraw, • '
• .Next meeting will be held On No-
vemloer 10. • '
F'ollowing are the officers Of Fetm
'11. Literary -Society: Pres., iltlerr
MacDonald,• •Vice "' Pres., Sydney
Brown, Secty., , Clara • MacDonald:
Form RAP., Jessie "AndreW,; Program
Continittee,, ' .1Viargaret •'MacKerizie.
111e1da-LanevElizobeth-lVi-iie-IverrEc1k•
tor§ for Journal, Vera Sherriff, Syd-
ney Brown.
HEIFER' ASTRAY
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Caine to the preniise4",if the under....
signed', 'near ICintail,' Ashfield Town,
OOP, .about September '20th, 1927, a
heifer apparentiv. between one and
two years Old. OWngr, niay hove same
'on proving nropertY and -paving ex:
penses.--Richatal MacDonald', ,
(17:11-p) •
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STEERS ASTRAY '
to,tne prom i SeS 'Ai tile' tinder-
.
signed, Lot 18, Con. 14. West Wawa -
nosh. on or about the i5th of October
1927, two steers. ,Olner may have
ambe bY preying' property And' pay,
'ing‘eXpenees.-James Purvis.'
'SALEOP.BUILDINGS
The Trustees- of tapes Church.
Ashfield Township, will offer for -Rale
by. public auction, . the 'building knoW11-
-agr.-4•LitneA"-Chlilth-",1W-tirri1t11 C*
of Ashfield, '! on, 'November 15th At
2.30 'o'Cloelc p.m .• • The:Sale- will be
held 'on the preinfles and there will
be offered also what. remains 'of the
church shed, And the chtnigh Seats and
fUrnishines. The church 18 a Stay-
atnntial /tame structure, and con-
•tains of Ivied material. The.
Ireafs-alio-are-gronre and in good
condition, -Elliott Milter, Atte, ,
• "" (1.0.1.1.6)
PLEASANT TIME 411"
I “Cij NAV. WEDDING"
*, The hopie of. Mr. and .1Vir&7:Tr.14,
MacKenzie ' of :town, wasthe scene of
.Pidasql1V '4°Oal"kPlir'71%91:04Yleit.P.111
:ing of:this week., Mr, and Mts. Mac:.
Kty
y eeanrZsi e h ancll rroi 'se cti lei entdeda. :•ht.uwtne bn
„
of
er
of their their intimate friends 'took' the oc-
casion to. extend. AlieitatiOnS:and:,..tO,
:enjoy azocial tiline in their..hospita-
ble. hornet It; planned on the
quiet 'hy a few ;who had -been .gneets
at the marriage and reception at the
home". Of the bride'a parents; twenty
years ago, and the 'complete surprise
couple wee One . of ' the.
features the • evening.
t • twentY Were present and • a
hours were Pleasantly Passed at
progressive euchre: •This was. fol.:.
• lowed ' by lunch and the". presentation
to the bride and groom of . a number
of „pretty pieces Of' chinaware: ,.. Mr
and Mrs'. MacKenzie spoke briefiy,
and. leelingly.111 acknowledgment of
the gifts, aoying heyir very pleasant
it .was to' have their good friends re -
Member the in this happy waif,
DIED ATWINGHM
.There ,passed aivOy at Winghem On.
'0 tober 29, an old resident; • in. the
perSon of:Elizabeth Jane park; Widow`
of the late James England/and mo-
ther Of 'Mr:',TOsenii,
Luck -
now. . Shehad reached, the: geoc1-4ild
oge'of..89 Years Anil 7 morithS,‘' :She
is aurvived by olike..,0_314._,,Jof,.giiii,7and--
by-three' daughters,: Mrs., A. Arc]. Mrs
R. , Saint; Mrs, R. •Deyell, ' of,
'ianLThere ate '23 grandehil-
, •• . .
dren_andj.1.2....great:•,grandchildren,' In
recent .years• she had made. her .horne
With Mrs. • Deyell. The, •family
the SiMpathy Of a -large, circle,*
,
friends.. •
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SPORT NEWS OF THE L:• H.' S.
•Availing'tliemselvea of the splendid
yyeal/ba. the. Luck -now High Schooj.
teams of girls' .baSketball and 'boys'
baseball journeyed on Wednesday t
Wingharn, 'where they were royal]
enteiitained.' and. the 'conte -4 .Sherp
The girls were .defeated huthe boys •
won, ,On Thursday the ..basketball
,girls' and; softball girls and the basebali -.
boys Went to Ripley to take, part
,iny .the field dasports. The•,girlS a-
, • •
gain suffered defeat, but the boys
gain Won out in baseball.' '
1UCKNO.W. ?EITOBLI,C,.$C11
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Room IV --September: ante'. October
•• 'Jr. IV:.:'11914.--R2: bellyer i,' 0,
Finlayson. ;88; 1 Nixon 83;
Mahon:1;2'r J. .0Hendetson. 81, B,
Thompson '79..7 Paps-9.•Weloiter 691
M. Harnilten, 67; H, MacLeod 66; W.
Johnston ,61; ',P.' Cousins 69; L. Trwin
.60 F SteWitr460 ,1qiciw,.; 60-E.
Balser 5S. P.- 4.911frias 5.6;' NV? Arm-
„i§'titiencg,.:5410;hnRs:toMnn-141,517-,•,H49,; GKr:eeCralni,a7:.;nt
Sr. IV,: 'Hon'.:L-G. -MacDonald 841 'A.
MacKenzie. lb; 13,1 Finlayson 77; W.
'ArinStrong-16; L. Naylor 45. Pass ---
D -.: Henderson '73; .,M. MacIntesh 73;
T. MacKenzie i72; E: Smith 68;
-MacDetiald '671 ,F. ThernnsOn 66; S:
Steward 64; 1 McMillan 63; L. Web
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stet 59; S. Mullin. 53. • .
K. MacDonald;
ROoni
Sr. III: IlonorS-:M. Ritchie 92; E.
i3rOl;vn.77.; J. "Nilsen 17; J. Fisher 75..
pass7-C. Armstrong 72.3 , 0.: Finlay -
'son 70; M. M4cDonald 68; A. -Wilson
68; .D: MacDonald 67; S. :Collyer 65;
0, Herne 6.1;..k. Ferris 60: 'Below/
Pass:-7V.r-SteWard .59; F. McInnes .$6;
Solomon 56;•Mi. Henderson 55;' M.
Johnston Z 4 r
by 51; S. Cameren • M. Stanley 491.
lifir:„, 0°110ih s:-54.-.; Whit
Jr 111
:7-
s -I., Douglas 83;
1VIa.CMillan 80; 1 Ramiiton 79; t
IleWion 78; D..Thompsen 77; E. •Agar
76,i75..13t.• jttoy.i7t.
4V3 L Horne 60; lg. Johnston 60; F.
'58; P. 'MacMillan 58i J. McCall 57”
A. MacIntosV 55. :F. Milne 5‘1
MacDonald, 41; ,C. Finlayson 41; J
White -.40*;
Those 'noticed thus (4') 'have beer
absent for. one or mere tests.
M MacCallum
GOOD BYE OCTI/BERI
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Was there ever before sichan Oc-•
„
teber. in.'•Canada? ',Perhaps, but not
withi..the .nietnory Of: the present
genpration:-Wonderful weather' won-
. . . ,
derful scenery, Thedays, weref-"like
a fine' April.„' ;Pr early. June, . and the
county side; with . the ma1cs invai•Y:
ing shades 'front,lemon to deep' red,
like a boundless flower garden': Fol
losJng a few nights.. ,frost •Ithe•
leeves.began t fafl arid now the ttees
present their,naked limbs in•prePara-
tion for winter which sooty'sdelayed./
for yet a. few weeks lOnger. Rarely.
does Hallowe'en, gd. BY Without a
snow flprty and a peried.of •sluslf fol-
lowed by. a..freeze4ip, 'but this _year,
the exception, has preyailcid. and the
month: ended • with..sninincl'rr-like con:
ditiens.
'FfilloWirig a wet, SepteMber Which
greatly retarded• ontdpor , Work the
-,fine•a:OetoWer---wh-g-welabiite, givznp
.formers ' and fruit -growers a •chance
to 'wind • up the' season's -Operations,
HARMLESS HALLOWE'EN .
PRANKS
The
,
The delightful' conditioria:: which
prevailed putdoerS . on HalleiVe!ei,,,
night ,'Wete inviting .to , the: .7ounger
element:of' the town, and it was out
ni force.for 4 night of fun and frolic,
Fele feces and' ghost-like apparel
were the order' of the :night • end :hat -
%aliens' af ;these ' Weard1.1Y-robed •:'boys
,and: girli3; paraded the streets for
hours, cal1iig at all houses- where
•they . miglit be .well received' andkreat•
OthapS, to 'candy.
' Older hoys". .engaged• 'in somewhat
'rougher' frolics, and towed a few Old
•disparded Vehicles abent' the streets
favoring the.pavrlient' where the g�
in Was.'good.
:So fa tS We ktioN'a it was all quite
innocent, no 'destruction haying .been,-
Amiezailthough-fiteifyinigo-'#7 ti
..atiggested that n'tevelutiM Was un7
der Way. That: is the nght way to
celebratellailawe'en„ tin,d: a ple.asinc.
contrast to "the older way,. When , all
•niOVahle prOpertywas in dang,er and
Jnean pranks woro,,,,r4sto,a; .0.4ork pn
and braken. i',enees Were , '' setiout
matter' Wild. a 'great; annoyance, " •
Sr .• 11 Possible 320 Henan 240'
Pass.- 192. AUdrey :Henderson ,285..
Eileen -Johnston1285;• Rz?th:P11 e
277; Kathleen' Ma.cintoSh:276;•41.fieet
Armstrong 276;' Audrey Horne '279'
Margaret., Baker' 269; 'Bobby •MacKenr-'
zle 263; Graham Sherriff,262;' Frarir
ces A. r,ms.trong'‘2_56; Bertha Brown
25; Leonard MacDonald. 251";' Har-
old Ritchie 249- Norman Taylor 248:
Edwin Whitlei 248;. -Joy.`,Henderson
'247"; Rexford Ostrander 235; Cath-:
title 1 '
ai•ine tinter 233; X So onion.
230*; .Monde Fisher 185; George
Whitby 182', Leonard WeaSter 155*,
.•'.; Jr. III. :Possible .320: Honors' 240.
F'asS 192:. Jack, MacDonald :245; 11
Johnston 244; Mary • McKim% 239
MacLeod 230 Harojd Thompson .226;
JesSici Henderson. 221; Mary Webster
204; Hilda Twarriley. 193; Arlene
Jeweit.192.; Girviri Reed, 199; Ayiiner
A.it,'hison • 139;; Christina.. Havens'
•155*; , 'Donald Smith '1424'; '.Jennie
-Pearlman 124*;'. •Grace Webster' •S5*...
Those;:marlsed.*.haye missed one ori
Mere exhininations
.. .• Sherri
,
•Voom . I ,•
Sr.. I: „Possible Marks- 225; FiNcel,.
lent 168. Goad 135,,"Pair,90: Excellent:
MacIntesh 211; Mildred' it
'eliie 192,, •••Mationi MadDonald 190"
Mary Struthers 168. a` Good-Zyldo:
SteWarcl 107; :-Helen- Johnstone 156
Jewittl.54; Edwin •Buswell 153
June Collier 149; Harold AIIm 47
Donald MacKinnon:14'3; Gordon Stru,,
•thers 139, Fair, -..Margaret 'Rae 133.!
Jean Struthers ,133;, jack Button 125,
iDvnJ Jewitt -12,04-13rtfee=
107;, Beulah .D.I1elt*98.' Betray -Fair-.
Merle Johnston 79;Russell Button
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I: •PoSsible_ nuirks 195., Ex•. 146,
Goed.,117. Pair • 784 Ex. -Etta Belle
Matoitiici 194 J (',tollnstori '3s8'
C.. ArniStreitg 1".83;, Vernon NaYbir
174; Marjorie Allin 173; Anna Pin
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k',son 173;• Evelyn Wbitby'170; Yin
Piiricer166.; . Merria Peal'hUan 162'
1<eith. Collyer 162; Doris Ritchie. 161:
,Iihnnie :Webster...100; derdon- Stew -
*d 151;. Ch:land .Paterson 149; Good.
-LfIarriet 'Whitley 1133; • IICI;
well 133, Fair --John K. "MacKenze
115;• 'Donald ,Pinlayson 1.14; ' Joel'
`Hent1ets.011 075, Pted•BhitL 78„ ,
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ST. :ITEL-tigs..
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annual Tlianicoffering of IT
•.W.K.S1 will be !'lield In t•Iw• ;United
;•Chureb_,on Sunday netat ti am
t.
Nig§ Caroline 'WellWriod, who is boor
speaker, 'All ''f1ie":1a0its ere
requested !to "a.ttend, '
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MA711PIFI)
. At the Mange,' Smith IthilosS, tw
• the ROY', .4. A..,..1,gmeron Oeteher 27.
-.12=927,•MrGerald-Mtiervo
top, , ancl Mies. "Matilda` itedgkinson
of Kiniougli.: •
eMnrt: •41,Iej,nWeeMka-eilRda.°4, 9tfh'e'. 84.:torma* tehl:(31ibir :
pamets,, Mr. and -Mrs: •John.,Mac.-
. Jainea Gilinore of ..Loialbn.'
• 0
spent .Siinday visiting. his ' 'brothers.
Gilinere.• . •
•• • WI,iss Winnifred Elliott ro.f LucknoW,
Was•qhe guest of Mrs. J.oi1ri MacRae
.ovIrrstsheA,Iwa'deiecke-ne:ide. of .11 1,0.7 s!).e
,
a' few days the guest of friend,
Miss Phyllis MacDonald. '
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MaeIiitesh and
obhic MacKenzie•ofLucknow; spent'
Sorday. With •Ashfield friends.
Mrs: Jas._ Webster, qWellington and
Vinnifted..Of near 'Luckn5w, /spent
.th ...1:'eek.end with friends in
.• Ingr-
Mi Toth Irwin': of 'near Lucknow;
made a business trip to Toronto dur-
ing, the WeekMiss ,
Lyla. Richards Of Pararniaint
spent the.,:week-end with. her friend,
_Miss_Reth Alton of LueknOwMr „
'and2Mrs.'Tom More of Whiter
church, were guests of Mr., and Mrs..,
Jack • Henderson Of Pararnotin,t, ,
ceritlY, . . •
'» Mr: Lloyd Steiii has re'turned ,h9me
from the West .
-7Mia-S7:Cliestifilt, teacher , at Para -
Mount ,ScheOL• • spent the _*e_elt-end
parei S'in Kinloss.
• Mr. and :Mrs. 1VIeliiro Rayrtard_and
"lean Of Paramount• , spent .":"Suriclay
aitb..friends,in SeafOrth. •
Kr. and Mrs.. Jim Little and chil-•
ren:yisited vv,ith Mr, Albert MC-
Queld cif Crewe, on Sunday ;last.. ,
• ,
Miss Della Parrish spent Sunday
will her. friend, Miss • Edna Bell Of
1-lartiston.
. ,
Mt. Herman Phillips of • • Curies'
•Cerners; •haVing an auction sale or,
Friday, -October 4.• Mr. Phillips" re:-
.cerity bought Saunclet?s 111 on' the
u,Oth eon: ', °. •
111ies Ida Pelee visited with Mr. -,and
MrS., 'Charlie Alton, Dungannon, lasweok;
' "• •
• Mr. and Mrs EJ. Parrisliand Mrs,
WhYte. of Curries.'- Corners' 'motored
10 Arthur. On' Sunday, Mrs. Whyte'
:remaining to spend the wanter months
with, her sister there.
' We .are moving an Immense, New
Stock of Dry Goods to Lineknow.
Watch for •: ahrrouneenients. Good:
Goods, LoW''prices.-Hornell- 'Murdoch
'CO.-THE":MARKET7:•Lucknow.
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''FLOWERDALE... ;.•
ingMiast,ieSwarhBu
daay.s,welictihn.gn
RhoAils
Martin's.
-Mrs. L. I/lecher is visiting her
brother an,d sisters in southern Michi-
gan. ea'.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. 'Hilr'were
FIciweidale callersi`the 7fir.stof. the
the" men' in Flewerciale,, west ao
buy threshing ' this week. '
A number _from .here attended the
reception for ' S. MacGregor .held
Ripley on Friday. . •• •
. „
Elizabeth MacIver Was home, from
'High School last Week On account ofillncs,:
'
WESTERN ow WAS "SPOTTY"'
; Travellers reeehtly ,"returned Tram
he Prairie Provinces report the punt.'
ity of .,grain crops there as, very
ir-
rogu1ar-ome. parts•Yeri good; others
very poor. Ifail took -its usual toll; in
'places.there was rust and in sections
frost caused heavy loss. Of course.,
the grain:groWingtWest, from, Mani:
•toba tothemountains, is so vast, that
there is bound to be great 'variation.
Rarelywill it happen.,, as in 1915. that
conditions will be favorable thrbugh:
out the whelevterritory." '
• Frequent 'rains in Septernhpr greativ
retarded, ;threshing operations; :but
with October.eare dry nal fine wea,
aidhas beentil.,61iin'eto'i•alieel6eietvr12grain
t" t.
record speed..
o -o -O
'A 'I'OINT iN THIS
„ • NVe were aelceg,the„,,,, other Ajw,the.
re.a:SOIT-Why a motorist, 'when he
-Wants to, turn to the right, ' sigmas
with his left hand,. ,Our reply WOS
that as 110 lin on the left •Side he
eould not veiw well. signal out of the
rfp:ht s•hand. Window. But this did net
snit or quegtionor, who D'uhtended....thaf.
a num, turning right had to reason
to Signal if he kept eiesely' to the
right of the road and slowed down,
• 'The oBie0:41
'of ". Tohfe:HB.gaiel.74
Ot.71 mOfiv ,IS "QFA:IIITy & SiRVICE';
Our quality Horne Made, Whole:Wheot.,.aird;.Paisin -tread. is made'
,• • fr'om .the Purest and Highest' Grade 'Ingredients:, -•
. , • . •
• .••, §ArruppAy ',srgoiALs .
Cream Dlicei,. Dundee Cake, Choc,blate-iMatslimallow Cakes,- coffee
CalSes,' Oatmeal:Cokies, Maple :Walnut Tarts; .,RASPberrY,•• Tartlets,.
•' Jelly Rol s, Cheisea.Duns, •Raism Pies• •
:•
REST .ITICES ?GIVEN, FOR 'BT.TITER.,-ANp EcGS
a()LLy.MAN'S.RAKER
one 36 Lucknow
SINGLE COPIES 5. CENTiii.
1•••••••••••••••=0.1.,
°FAMILY THEATRE
:FRIDAY' 8z' SATURDAY:
NOVEMBER 4th & 5th
W. C. Fields ,in
YOUR OLD MAN" -
And Coniedi
Cornmg Special -7.
:NOVEMI3ER 10th; 1 1 th •;t. 12th
"MacFAD,DEN'S FLATS"
'Admission 3gc. ,& -26e.
PARAMOUNT. -'11:F.W.OTh .
p.lyia.::;1:GoTnt:;:dU. p.:-ShVe.1,06'.
Clul
hcld their .0.ctober'imeating. At -the
. •
l'ome of
as
goad tttendince Mis J., Hamilton
Was. appointed as delega0 to attend
the Convention in Deeember, -Therell:
call•was respohdeete by.."Shbitittites
fOr Bread:" . Readings were...given :by
Ethel Martin and Amanda MacDon-.
•
aid,. and , a recitation by Sarah 'Mac-
AuleV. A'aiscrission Iin-
prove•out Club,'Vas interesting. A g-
.
ter Some Victrola eoinintin-
ity iigiflg the meeting.' closed with
geography match; •Which Was won
Mis &le Macbittrinid and, Mrs,
:Les. MacDonald. The.' chili will Ay
... • „
entertained 'en\ 18 ..by 'the Lahr-
ier Club at the.home G.
MacKenzie, When theroll ca -11. will be
"Simple . Christmas- Gifts' " The an
nilal Meeting will be held at the horny
of. Mrs.' John Henderson,: 'Noyeinber
' Mr. Gavin Davidson and 'Arra: ROi
MCLatleiliin. OP .Wrcoieter, • visited
Cli Sunday, it homes of thelat-
ter's, eopsins, „Mrs. Dayid .Kennedy
An'd Mr. Win. Fisher.
•Miss P111lips of Go,derieh, IS
it ^her Sister,,,Mrs„ A. ,Pox.
• Mr. Wnt 19siier had his tenSiis•rt-
moved,in •W•loglinin Iiosintel, • ,
Mr. Duncan Keifliedi went tO
•
erich on Tuesday where he 'is se's:-
iij
ton'th:p
Very suecessful, socials Nyere Bel(
i'i' the Presbyterian
'Thursday evening and „In too,',Unitej
eve'nitri.
«We are .sorty to ,report ;lag
itc1iin, sr.,• t�, he ill, hut hope' to
near of. early improvement.
• WO Ti'm movfni tin lnutethite New.'
_stook ,Goods, - to-- Lt.i,pkno,w,
lvEktcit for pnriouneorriqts., Good
Goods., Low •Priees.-1-tortell4Viurdoch
I‘IARXET-Lueknow,
FREE TRIP TO .WINTER FAIR;
pitycn noirA WHO WON
Bruce Ceurity•••Judging'Coiripe,
tition to seleet the ten' boys' from, the .
County Who should attend the Royal
Winter Fair as guests of.thepepa
ment of. Agriculture of the • 'Ontario
'Government who heid. at Paisley' last .
•Friday. ,'I'wenty-seven,' boys from 16 .
to 23.,.years of ,age eempeted. Classes
of wheat; ;Oats, barley,:alfalfa seed, .
turnips •and poultri'.'were Judged, ii
the, morning at the Town Hall: In the.
afternoon Holsteins were judged, at:•
'Harold Cormack, and Clydesdales, ,
Shorthorns,: Oxford Sheep and York.,,,,
shire •hogs at Wm..T. illbpper's. The
latter elaSses, were c,oin'prised of stock
belonging to G & 1%. Hood,•Win..se-
Lean •and WM., T.. Hopper._ Oral rea,a
sons Were given by the contestants in
al'I.:1"hclasses
n:nerabithe..competitiOn•With
narks 'secured out a. maxiMuin of •
,850;,were as -follows; '
. , . •
, 1-No.'..20-Elsworth yr olfe, Tara,
.728; Schmidt,
• . • .
Til7ettori.,. 720;
Mildmay, 723,; Me -
Ma rtin, ,I,uPknoW, '708.; ;5. --NO. 18-,
WM. Alacarfiley, Chesley; 708;• 6 -NO:
•
22 ----George Maxwell, Chesley, ,694;
7 -NO, 11 -.Gordon 'McNeil, Tiverton, .
6911L,; 21 -Russel Neil', Tara,'
,101,,6?1380_424L;;:(66.7719gire,i;;NF1,20,064i,i78A7...LI::.is:1::,i1an6,1:_ii;p.,7\aarti7cidea;nie. Mild
...Outside udge who. assiSted, • the
'Couety RepresentatiVe. W. K. Riddell
• •
and his assistant, A. E, Donald, , ih. ,
eluded G. R. Patterson and Russ
Os-
lOr of Clinton, the Huron County App..
resentath4es; A. S. Sinith of Mark -
dale, the', assistant. in GreY,CountY, Il
'Smith of Owen Sound, and P.. OVer.
holt ,of the Seed Branch; HarriStora.
, Competitions has been 11,@ld in all
...Ontario .distriets, anni d'
i.i.5ip0(,111,x1.7hoi•Yei*,i 11:,1;;0, blii,cefnui.sefleocutdf
tile xediio;1
ahd 18 nddition;to the "Royal"' will'
•inel'Ode iiiany points ofinterest, in
Toi•Onto.
nOx . SOCIAL •
A' ho,' solal will be held in the
0 ran 0'0 ciTall, tucknow, the evenhig:".
ThorsdaY, 1\..12Senilier • Otli; Every-,
'body Weleome„ 'i.aelies with
.free 7 •
•
tl
POUND Tnis
r011lecly,. Mrs. SYB ill n $PaTirs l'O"ii-
silttis nearly- 905 Stic'eessl treet-,,
Bronehial Astrilym;
Catnrrh,' and 'tonsil bist..;
' eases, Results geed', Or rnopey
baek;-:1\1101,"5" DittIG STORM,.
20 tttt1iflt fl'.TItt,,wott,se &two
stok.. or A -)1.y,, cloods' to Lneknew.
WatOli for annotineenientS, Oood
Good toiprioq.-4TorY1611.11,1urdtioli
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