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THE LINKNOPf BENTINE14 THURSOAY '1•19
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ER 17, 192,7'
lr.-tlf' 00 REtU#NS. TO '
XOREA
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. Our realleTs 'MAY 'he
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*love that -Mt, Choo, the
(0; te- Jle„, ieetrent, tne Ken•,!
• ee • ••
ea Agring. the SlIkOokeir motbs
o1d minum Ifaie in. I*: district:
ed ni#ve land, evi-
tit ‘the porpe,se of,OntOring:
10300, -chtiotiari: mieeieneiy
'.,theire; Before leaving heeie
-land, hte;.;chee.
0.,.?"0:iewelt. to -the people qs Can,
*thi,
to 'whom he appe,nris ite have, felt
ver Y grateful for theeteeatineet he
-441eer,44./ie*.:,...14.9aPPearii. to he P.
Very' enthaitiaptle •• convert to tirq,,
Christlan i.eliidc,11,;.and is now to de-
; Vete his' lite to extending 'that ,faith,
iimeng hie'. eelenteYineffie
The tepeningepaeegyiplis' of his let:
tereuggest.'that Mt. Chthe iSie /flair
,O.;.Ordimoy.:,11141ity and . enSrigy..
ter e in which his fateviell
letter,. appeared, .he ,.wrote:.
have been in your country. fot
the pait_thitteen Yeats educating My -
graduated B.A.•‘.. froin
1. Delhoueie:.tlnivergity ited • in 'theology
..frOm, the Halifax Presbyterian :CO,
lege,, Halifax, , 'NO; X4Ster: .of,
Arts ,from the University of Toronto,'
SUbisequeritlY sPent several winters
. •
•
at: the •Uttivereity of 'Chicago, taking
peat -graduate Work toward .the de-
. gree',44 Doctor. of -philOSophy:. .
.1 Mit .new: leaving, Toronto- Or My
bome land, Where 1 expect to take up.
life: work. Six out . of the, thirteen,
years I have spent In Ontario but
two *intent over in the States.; As./
. „. . ,
hive 'Many. friends reading Yenr !Pa-.
you. to publish My' farewell
isve;r: in *me paper,"; .•
.111e 'Style of -expression; for the
- ,
graduate of a ,Canadian college,
Unusual and inggediathat' although,
he' .beciinie 'a Christian, and ,.secured
. ,
_ an_.edueation;in Englisk-his:'..senti-
.Ment and .Manner.reinained,'essential;..,
---•Hteeekirientiti--e-----Resid4hiWf,pieeettitrepleie
,"Faewell, my fiatet brOthere, A-''
;step.-'
Yes, .net a theuselleleYeeirs 4M7';' 1r..1,911
4.i•imndred, net fiftefi net twenty-five,
theeel‘keed.,914 silly. eteor
raireeitheaC.,Were'ina...tete
'0aXed•With, 441094 new einelle' in
which, We live and rnve andhaveOr.
adopted sister') ,,1 cannot
ifeinii,:departUre front you Without'
heenett...iyitteefehealt tho.dndm and.
-gene011iter YOW.°. tO eine
dithng niy .sojojere among you. • y9,11.;
bave opened, your beautifUl' homes to
. *Meanie 'Me. 'Yen have lavishly ex7
teijded to 'me limitless: kesPitality.,
Sontite.ef you have opened even your
heart to to Up. inealuabl
, . •
friendships :Winch silver , ,and gold.
,:.cannOt.buy..: As the indomitable ` fate
takee einee: Ante , yen, leer
f0471eShii, .beeomerse dearer, and: . the
,,e•ehetinory of., the lest ten end- three
• eventful 'years' Surges. iii 7 mind
producing .a sadness In' my eyer.beat-
Jai heart." „" •
Mr; 1Choo's- many friends here 'Will,
wish chini; a:'pate journey, and Many
'yearsetf,health andestierigth in which
•to:,carey'eri the'work :to which -heile
Pe "Wholeheartidly •deVoted.. It took
,
no ordiinatei measure of Intelligent
.' perseverance for alprireiiii'wrth little
• 'means and without a knOWledge of
language to win the university.
degrees which .this man. Carried
' way. with 'him. • '; •
.h4h,fge' "
The world is betterlodeer than ever
it was the people are better, and ev-
erything about ns is better. The. great.,
rtion and tbitivpor the Past stand out
premmently, of course, as the, great
aleneeed-thiyigs 0' the fresent, 'day
will, 134t,, taking the eopiposite, whole ,
' this: Old 'world is a great pleett toil*
In today; and .greeter by far than
"these "good old days" of the brainless
and unthinking folk. '
NOW A.IGUE."TII/S: OUT
THE 'GOOD OLD DAYS
• (Almonte.GaSettey'
Aver and anon, we hear some per-,
San. talk of the goo a old days with
enthusiasm,and erre' :wonders at :the
• unenlightenment of it, for the truth
is that What. Are popularlysUpposed
te,he ;good old days were 'really very
dierii:e Here was an instance
oflhat kind of talk recently - by • a
.gentleman in Ottawa Mile Ought to
..kney better.e History lute given us outstimding
facts Which cOmPel our •-admiratiori
biography ,/!hd story, have 'peesehted
.tvith glorious paged, and tradition
• has. earriecietrremetheengee-tlig7-getietet
e
• 'HOW a reverential, ove for ceytain
peqele And things.' The great -events
Of "the Past are still.great and always
Will be 'so; hut the eIrcumstaneee
*jell sueroUnd :them are little under -
*teed. : ,
AleXaridee the Great Wes a bestial
Young butcher, and we C An only ima-
gine the, hafrowing scenee he left be -
'hind him in hie • eictarietut Marches
through counteles in which he had no
heSiness t� be. '
' Welove9chivelry and patriotism in
. -"all 'ages, but Who -would notvadays ex,
• 'change the .cenditiOns.
ber camp Soy the travail which -nob,
•• ert: Bruce had to undergo? • •
Wt fthII. orG6Od:1)ifeen. Begs" And
iiihriiee' the ladies of her train—and
• some of the geetlenten t09-4allit we
forget the geat unwashect m
• perfuined thernsei,ves to' kill the oiler,
et their stveatreaked perigees
;a few et the
thiteee he dirk arid whiele ha eine
eiCorturiete .age Made it rieggible for
him to do. • .. • ' •• '
Theee' iii eliegton. et, In, the.
• accenipliShaieets o th4 church their
the ,cdtittitlest!ydf-*e fergetthat not
-so lorix .ago,. tot
'SatterdAY.
treighto be" Oebiuoiiiiii with wiiiskey'ancl,
slim* :lilts his ptdpit next day: .witk
:40,olittg •bra Mut iltutoody toot.'
,
Ater!: ,ciet't afford 'to' buy more.. than
er4 nd There,
. .
Eeteiblieleng ‘ellei is Itelleved to. •
be a world' reeord, H. flooeet,' of
Battleferd. Seek., •reeently deg a
total 4f 171 ,potatees from one hill,
=" A new reeerd for the Port df'
4entreal,Wwe setup aterdaYi'Oetoe •
.e!). 22ride with 1,045 ,ocean-going,
44"Attnirs hav'ne. 'enteredthe pert,
404911. ,(with five weeks or:so,
• :et, to rue), es• compared with 1,042;
fer.'elie whole rif lest season '
wheaterelds in a eeesop of •
Lineeing eeturns eeent by the bulge
.0 Oetote-e 26th ,Whesq: P. Cook. of• •
vingreth 24", Miles deuth of Leth,
!ridge, Alberta, reported a return
ef 176 bushels. on' a. piece of .
fal-
:liwed.iand' ineaseriet slightly �ver
two .acrs.
•
'Hon. W. E:,Poster, Chairmate.of
'lie Saint, John Board of .Harboil
.two of, shoos in a ' year becatise• Commis Floners, announces that plans
the women Wear'.5..U.cheeepeneive „ feet - .un!,t nla, rged :
ar or • facilitiese or, Saint John
wear'. thatthere' tt no money 'left .
.• mould include four newsteamship
the family pureeafter they . get 'berths and an elevator- of 2,006.000 '
through. • •. , • bust1,,,!aPaelty And that Plans for
That's a fairly brisk sort of a state- ' thes • woUld be iprePated at once. J
be located
meat, an,d it did not originate in dile ddeThey Of th' harbor. on the western
'ofice, We yealize that it' t a very del-
icate subject to tench,' aft* for that lecreasin interest is 'being
',
man -
reason 'hasten to add that 'the •state-. fested throughoutthe countrvjnthe
• '
. .
Project sponsored by the • Depart-
ment was made by the shoetnen them- '• ent of National Defence regarding
delves in convention. light -aeroplane ° clubs, and two
The ladies, of course, mnY dispute queries have been receieed formally' '
requiring the Governm;nt to fulfil.
the fact, they may clairh that they go
of the e
limping around. , week after week • its Part scheme- by 'shipping
, we . the two' Moth planes promised under
waitingfor.a .c ance to get a !tele the provisions ef the plan.. Mont-
pairof shoos, .or boots, or slippers • real and 'Edmonton are the first two
or whatever it is that they wear:. • applicants
while their husbands, go, thumping Inaugurating a direct Mail service
around in nevi footwear that is sub.. ' by air from Quebec City to Ottawa'
stantial/ and • dressy.
and bringing British mail to 'the
Capita) 48 hours ahead' of- regular
But the feet that the men who train schedule, a seaplane.with first
made this. statement have it 'all fig- class mail from' the Canadian Pa-
ured in a 'very scientific way. They cific liner alVfontroyal" landed on,
have it reckoned out.,...just exactly the Ottawa River near the Parlia-
ment Buildings. This is ,the 'first
-•how enanY pairs of shoes are sold to,- mail to reach Ottawa by the air, and
each nian, and what's more' they Put is part. of a. more general eePeri-
it• all on one_of _those- chaets. When' meet' on the Part of the postal
• .• r
.fiauthoritieserres eny sort about anything at - . • ,
eall----,arreclueedeeto.e.aeeehal.tee----1, -------Manitoba-184--
use 'to start.an argument. The ave- held from November 30th to Decem-
man does no now/ what the
age ' d t k' - -
ber ard in the old Hudson't Bay
store at Winnipeg.Eyanit,
charemeaes but he imagines the Man
. . Depute Minister of Agricultu 11
wha-dtew it up ••• -be,superintepdent, end *Y.. tEreboWylle
So there you are... , The Women are general . manager: There , will be
wearing the "good fOotwearandthr -•eight-elasses including onee for the
best pair of matched foxes; one fov
rnen are taking what's left to go out groups• 'or herds and gee for' the
and gather up. some sort of poor Coe- meet desirable" fox from a , 'pelt
eking to keeiethe feet from being 'ex- • standpoint.' Several' championships
win be aWarded. -all 7of,whiph-ere
paged to the changing. vilThather;
-' .
There ought tt, be 'enough . in this . open toailcla,ises
to start a good argument at the sup- •• What is said' to be the most valu-
per table this: evening.—Ex. able shipment of 'horses ever to
' FAM IN NAIIIE 'ONLY'
•
• , ,
reach Canada arrived 'in •Montreal
1 recently aboard the Canadian 'Pa-
,• cific .freighters "Bosworth" and
"Bolingbroke." The owner,.is W.
'Acoording to the localpress, the J. McCallum, of Brompton, Ont., and
Regina, who . secured these' prize
• PrinciPal reason for eancelling tie
• animals —in 'England, Scotland,
school fair ink o• ne of the garden spots ranee an Be giutn, They include
Ontario was that the s' Childrer the famous "Lord Willingd " for
•tvere-rnaltine_a_pr. _adiee,_,0e:. showing whieh Mr. McCallunV paid °$ai0 000.- •
Peoeucts not grown by fherns-elves horses wiil .be sold throughouti.
' the West after being exhibited t
From More- than one locality a
ty comegi• Toronto, Chicago,, cuelph and Ot- •
the report- of prize-winnerA admit:tine tawa. '
that they had , gathered their exhibit •
from professlonal .gardeners or. frow Canadiaris would be. considerably
surprised they were given full' de -
neighbors. We. all recognize that lit:- Baiiatinsh ,dinavnensetineenl
eometi,mes .have a very -ingainoto'tCean
vague sense oflenirie ;and .thine;" .1314 Present • time, according:. to aE. Re.
when we find that these dishonest ex Peacock, director Of the Bank of
• hibitors were aided by their parents Eieeland fled 'of the 'Canadian Pa-
cific •eteiltvayee The'43-rieisher does
• It:seems • rather hopeless t� expi
ect riot seek publicity n his •business
the youngsters- ever' to leurn to play. ' deals, he stated. with the result that
,tee eeee.e of life fairly ,ene equeedy,, large sums df moitey were often
•Placed in the Dominion and never
We would
be eery sorry to believe heard. of. • A een iit point, he leen_
that 'these are -typicel conditions, hu!. • tioned wile the investment •of •him -
we do -fear. they are miich'too preva- etqf and five other. ' capitalists Of
lent. ,In eowe cases 'the motive for f200.000 in timber interests in Brit.
the disu
shonesty is doubtless simply Brit-
ish Columbia five years ago, alid
-epee the eeess. of the. venfure the
meecenary. • 'Parents caring Only for I
u
:tear ivcthiont of £300,000, '
the. Money value of the ' prizes, tn.
courage -the children to steal •
niece te they cannot Merit it. Occas-.ionally a child may. be' naturally lack=
lee. e sensibility or emesually, elee
in arriving at the,•age when he be
eprnes social beirig with ' eonscious-
nefie of the rights of others. • But -eery
ofteri the fault is simply on,e 'mote
ereeidenee. eof art generaleeleCkeeee--
.thinking and living,' which. undonbte
• edly is. becoming far too eominon.--:
Farmer's Adveceite.. • ci
'clockwise direction (to ' those in the.
!northern • hemispheee.)•,,.inakipg the
complete 'circle in twenty-four kitties.
The belie heed of the wa4h thaltes a
• revolution Once:in twelve hours,' or.
in other 'words, Moves twice as ,fast
_asethe,eaneePpeere toeireVel.• Asreitne
ing that the sun is due south when
•the hour limed of the, Watch is at .12
noon the working .of this simple Me-
• thod becomes, quite apParent. aft.0
consideration. •
•• For two.. reasons .the,. method is eot
absolute. One -is- that at i2 noon
• the ,Watch, except on :four days in the
year, the- sun is not ; exactly* did
south but is constantly varying in its
position. Another reason is that ,
eine does _not 'reeve around, the bort;
zon. on A level *ite the heeds of the
watch but slantingly, moving up in
theerearning, and dew:fin the • after;
noon, Thus it is the sun may Appear
to move farther -during an hour near,.
:the nMdle -eta-thee day; thaiduiing
the. same period -of trine in the morn -
leg or the ,eyening,
Atenighte the, !Positionof th. Pele
Star, or Pelaris, is an infallible giaidoe
This eter, may readily be ,,Picked. Otte,
tilty-ebieugingetheetwo-'pter
• tare of -the Great Beer Constellation.
or "-hig dipper". as at, is often
ai" fointeede "'The 'North 'Star •ialso
*Wine the end' star of the handle of
the Little Bear constellation o 031
"little dipper," but this cannot. al-
ways bo .roticle out even When the
_Steel See' -shining en iteetintitene the
efect•that they aro .of witch less Mag.
nituda
!OW TO 'TELL DIRECT/ON
•
Iratimis Methods May Be treed, Some
More certain Than ,OtherS.:'
•
.wbOn' traiellinsk.: in euefitieiler coun,
try', it very often hetorned tecessary
. •
to determine directioe, ,Mbst people
are able in a' general $0,,Lor way to
'itrs�iithe daYtioie by. if-tea/le of.the
!ionIr it is shinine-, • or at ,night
(speaking eve particular! the
•11-6-1-,l'5phofe) by means .
Alio 'north etAte '
. Sonee people gee) to possess the
Ateulty".-oft teffinge'llirectioliebyenieolue
• of ,the ic,reina,eltribl:c dogrel
,•ef a(-"etteaile. To those who have' diremt1ind-
eriegleyejp,ethiseeeger'd•ethee.wellekt (iVVY
'o f Whiting' use ef ,.the writeh
in ,eonneetion with ethe .eve'reetie .40
effieleY&L 1iil ieffeeted. by .
•Ing the *etch level 'and pointing the
Nair heed A.tLhe_ sun arid ficeepting
'the line midway :hetWeen it and • the
• lieere 12 on tho,•iiial m fly- 'tine south
Aireetiitie _
.eT.his...evi-fleette.orve,iiiietetinweeetriv
ately, but; will be goo'd.',:-eneugh tor
•
In
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STORE BRIBIF'U
PRIC
111
• L 'dies flat,' Sale
• -These hats are from. our. regular
stoek, selling tee.. $240, $3.49 and-.
48,98i Th 4 ','numbers are liniited. We
• wish clear these out this., week,.
and this isaegood opportunity to ser
ewe * Valuable, hat." et a, bargain
-.price, pome early; ;This Week -end
Sale.• •'• '• • • • • •''• • • • • • • • *, 1.95'
Warmet-,SWeater...
:•cOat0-t".00:./41en•-
Be generous to yourself, keep
'warm this winter.: you linty de so at
a low cost by taking advantage of
our 'Sweater Coat Bargains. A big
pile of them at very. low: prices. ,Up-
wards of 298
'
•
en weed Pant
ale
.•
• 1:1"his. Week we efrer Yott our. entire.;
, stock of : men's ' tweed pants, selling
reghp' te .$6.50, Sele..peiee 2,99
YARN YARN
, Colder weather and longer eVen-
ings,. is knitting time. , Secure ypur
ya.rni at this big ,store. Scotch Finger-
• ing, Wheeling, or Finer Sweater
Yarns. • They are all , here -for Yell,
Don't buy- haw quality yarn. We halm
_
the bested a low Force. ,
Navy, leiC6-#,
Linecl BloOmerS*:.
Newly arrivedifloi.t eider days.
Vlbece-lined bloenterstfor the girls.
Elaetie eyelet and knee, strong cot-
ton ,coVerieke • well- fleeced. eA IOW
Prieeefer Werml Bloomers; ;.. • • '• • •
49C' *lid 49e
'Children's Woollen.
,.StoCkingS,
, Troll. Blazer Worsted svintee hese.-
They -are, streng and sturdy for -that
• boy of yours, at 49e. And up. '
Heavy - woelleh rib hose, :Much 'like
what' mother used to , knit, Splendid
• for; school on ;cold days: \
49 and Other
learin Lines
We have attended the big Close -Out Sale of John' MacDonald Co., Toronto, and have secured
some very exceptional bargains. These_we are going to offer the people of Lucknow and district.
Th savings are far toil numerous to mention here. Come to our store
Frilay---a.nd-Sallirday-and-8,11-next-week-for--values,youll never -forget_
Flannelettes
• . Our Staple Department „holies forth
• • a' host of: iiivirigs fer, yOu in ..Fleenel-
ettee. This Warm •fleecr'cloth id the ,
housewife's friend:, .It's :economical,
e
too. • ' Just 'think of: the warm., gee-
menie that can be Made up trent' our
ylanuerette. • 'prices- very.
low,' -1.7,pefiliqs ...of, per yard .' 1,6c •
• Collette and Corset,
Special
• - Here they. 'are; A great big heap
of thern—iiEuable, well -fitting Corsets
and Corsettes. • "Get them at ' this
• Wee -end Sale. Very ePecial, • at
each • • • • = • • •,• • • • • • • 89c
plearance. Sale
WINTER CQATS
Ladies who: need e Winter ,Cot
wilJ de Well to take advantage of our
epoat Sale: • We h -re offering. warie
. new Coats At greetle reduced prices'
1295 15.00 19.50 22.00
Ladies' Warm. Silk &.
We feel. it is a pleasure:to offer
ohr friends.' these exceptional cosy
Silk & Wool Hose. " First quality, and
in colors of Peach, Sand, Brown,
•. greyt etc. • Special valuei at per
pair . „...... 85e
YOUR -
FAVORITE
•••••••••
nappene that one Wished to knew .the.
directiOn 'hen. the 'sky is • overcast
with cleedeee:orne people Who, are
'familiar , with the woods can read
the signs from the eVidenees of .Na -
tura, •, Thus: the seuthere •sides ,01
, certain kinds of Popiertrees: are
"Contmonly whiter thantitneethere
.eieclrtaes,in..deteite%,thiiie
iictiori of the 'sun. In
d
in tlie.Lnorth,side than on. the .south.
Some liidlans, it is, claimed,. can tele
direction in a grassy couhtryby tie
way; the :grates lies dim t6 the . pre-
'•‘" • , ' '
vailingwinds.
7 tit Jilld Se enotheiiii, :eaten- one:- IS
lost on a. eleudy day in a strange dile=
triet �r paktieularlY in the • woods
are more likely :than not to add to
one's confusion. How much better
Would it be in this case if one Were
futvided wjth a good magnetic corn-,
miss' and a 'kopd. map of . the district
al -well, and knew how to , use them
both.
'e -TOpegraphice
Tl Stirtrey, Depart-
• Meet of the Interior, are eilgaged in
the task of publishing such maps• ,
Ole aerie; that known es the° Na-
• tioeal Topographic Series; is iritend-
edi.everetually to ex. tend reoria..P'ne end
of Canada to the Other. They, also
have ollgete& it- gratedeale Of -infer-
watioit. regarding tbe tette 'direetitee
. of, the magnetic needle, einee the
magnetic needleedoeit tigtePointe,etrtir,
'a -Teeth -lett vier' east
-different Places., 'The Map •sbeets a=
*tmikod and' eublieatietiketitie,
-1-eid;friialie-infarniatien tolleaed re-
eerdieg the magnetic needle are
wadable to the public,,in eaeletage' at
nerninal cost,
AMAZING "RESULTS
hundred i et' OPeriitiohe avoided, treat.,
litteThoti1iitis, ,Sere-tlieoeis; • Ilead-
•eased. Toholis, by using Mrd,
rnPSt P1'040011" P111,0008. The dun ap". 'Wilen.,triteelling in otrange041
dour, SOibro", Tono!itist• OucctOi , or money'
Oki .10' ,nrOliticli the .141 tittouilt.thstitoo4i, 404 , 0
.,
en7s. 1104yy W091.
Flannel Shirts",.
,
•
We offer yOu this $2.00 Wool Flitp
riel Shirt, ,at a price' whieh You. can,
.well-etiff.ord totake,e.idearitageee.of _
' Our eeeelyat the gale Price is line-
• :ited. Celers ,of Khaki, Blue. and
Grey.' , Sale vice e;59
Men's Heavy Wool
Rib Underwear
Penman's All -Wool •Ilielerwette- for
e• •
Men.. theLlettedy soft -wo011ere,teetuie
realtee thie underwear a fivatite, It's
• A' baigain at our lotw -price. Per gar-
ment, ,1.49
• SHOPPING.
CENTRE
ANION111111111•
HALLOWEENEItS HAD TO
PAY FOR THEIR PRANKS
The men and boys. ireplicated in the
Hallowe'en rumpus in McKillop town-
ship, near Dublin, were befere,Magis-
teate acid Cie Saturday afternoon' ie
Seafortie to -We hall.. 'drown Attei•ney
Holmes .Was present, atfid the accused'
were ,represented by R. S. Hays' of
,Scaforth. The charge of unlawful 'as-
senably was presented .egeinst thirty-
five personsand' :all pleaded ,guilty.
Nine boYe. Under sixteen years, of age
were allowed to go en euspended:sen-
:tence,- and the .remaining twerety•site
older., boys tied, Mery were each, fined
$5. and coets. Those ;concerned . also
• have to, make payment -for the dam-
age 'clone ett the kerne . Of Albert
Krauslc011f; where the disturbance oe.,
curred, • ".
• Another Hallowe'en distUrbance
which occurred in Colborne Township
is likely to be aired in elmit at Gode-
• 7--0 0 ,
• , ,
' GRAIN THIEVES At (won't'
•
Jos, Weber of,„ *Concessiori„ B:, Cat -
rick, had about fitty bushels of "grain
stolen from his barn one evening last
week.,.He hag a considerable Arhount”
'' tedi the' b Of the
if pain so e n barn
.
Hoffele bent, whieh 'ig about 'Writ&
from' his houle, and the thieves could
operate '.,thera-- without- nuiph -"danger-
of detection:The Padlock was pri'P.
4: arid o. 'considerable nmoune or.
•reixtedegraiw•-elndeeelerickveheate±ew0-
stolen. :• Mr: Weber • at Once goe, into
'communication with Provincial' don -
stable Widnieyee, ected an eineeetiga:.
'tion • yielded a clue that will almost
undoubtedly lead to he deteetiop , of
the 01'16, parties. The suspects are
also given eredit for wholesele thefts
of -Auto, tiree.and, puts in . Carrick ..
1
Atiring the -40a- stimnier,-Untl-if Mr.
Weber euedeedi In - 'teeming 'thew .
down he will he dans hhuoielf snd '
O. soma! publIc, I; ;rest rerviaso
• . • •
SCHOOL . REPORTS •
'SS. No. '3,'West Wawa.nosh
Sr. IV: Taal 500: johnee'oran .430:
Donald 'MacDonald 317; FlerenFe
Cranston 297; Willie Puidan 249e .•
- 'Jr. IV: • Harold'. PowlerI. Charlii,";
:Duel -the Beth abserttl from most of
Jr: ' Total ,200. • Jean pardon
'Sr...11t.; Taal ,200.•, Eivdd P0tt1etz-
,119; JQe loran absent. ; •
• "Jr. II: Total 200. Robet McAllis.
ter 179; JJ Fewier 1:9; tineit Dee -
Alin absent. , •
'Priiner:4Ielen Vowler;,-IIelen
,
No: On roll 14 •
Archie • T, McKinney.
Arromem••••ismmr'
CATTLE ON THE ROAD.
Cettle 'grazing oit' the • provincial
highway were • veri nearly, responsi-
ble for tk• bad accident On Sunday ev-
eelng..A Mildmay ,motorist came un-
".expeetedly upon a number of ' cattle.
a few 'Miles south of 'AfildmAye and
triandevering his car to • avoid: a
collision lie nearly went • into the
• ditch. As; he Was congratulating him-
self on hie Safe escapee a . big. 'car
Whizzed by at about 70 miles an hour •
just' grating his machine bit a hair's
'brpadth. Cattle owneta era again re-
• mindeittlial- it -is runtheir
stock on the provincial highway, un-.
less tire Aniniale Are equipped , with e
the regulatiOn. head and tail 'lights. •
YARNS
Now is the .time that one has long evenings
at knitting. We have Listowel Yarn for Sweaters,
Scarfs, etc; Buffalo Scotch Fingering, the best yarn
for Children's School Stockings, Wheeling Yarn from
Newton Mills", the very best we•can -find, at 30c. a
skeim-
'HOSE
' Ready to weaf:-Children',S and Ladke
-Silk 'and Wool Hose, latest shads at 85.
Children's 'Ribbed Ca'shinere,;Brack and San
. •
•
UNDERWEAR ,
For Ladies 'and Children—At Popular' Prices
,worth'your while to see these. °
STORE
LUC:KNOW, OlVT..81121.0.