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LOCIKNOW OPIT., TIFIURSDAYA DECEMBER 8th, 1927.
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SINGLE COP4S 011PITS
1 bear they ire putting on a
-Wonderful
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Ie.., e., :1)inn0
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The.•
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Well
Andy, ihav� been want -r,^
ing to go ',there ' 'for 'Sunday .
planer. Wbat,140 You say We
SandeY? Letle %take
,Clieatee,:aleng and See all our
frieade.i/
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.0RoFs8siceTAL Oaks
DIC vir..MvCONNELL
Physician and 'Surge, .
„ 1..ucknoW ' •
'110nri; 1.3074;30 7-2•8 '
Phone 86. •
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DENTIST •
re„-MaeLeod will visit.. Lnekrniiv-
everY4' l'untday, , in .'1Dr. Connell's
Pffiee. ' '
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'fitrtetiorr,
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either by WOS ei l�Cal", Will be ,ir
Dungsinnen every Thursday; Phone 53,
DENTIST .
Call „Dr., Newton. '
Make appointment.
In office everyday.
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siddliu.- inane.", -:Brokei
and Real Estate. -Money to lend er.
firet: mortgages on • farm - preper.
%leis .at 6 and 6%, Per cent according
to tteurity“.„;,effered Also •arnall
amounts on eeeend.' mortgages on
farm: propeetiee and on , personal
notes. 'A le* good farm for sale
. WALL -PAPER -A tull•line of 1928
Wall Paper onhand, Prices from 8c,
up. - I am also agent for leading 'job
houses. -R. J. Cameron; Decorater'
Painter and Grainer, Box 1/4, Luck -
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LOCAP. 1‘144.;G"11111;4*:'
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DU Your 0414041' .0?1/Ping.141..17:
11114 avold the • !IrkofAtt11.0t..dfolf::
Ira a good plan. . •
The rentlyorgiLnied Choral g.e•
eietY will 'held'.:itaftref'.PrOeilee:'tl,iis
evening in the Council Cbliinber. Any
peiEson. iateripted May -4044 .,• • ' .
• !:.Thie regular.',ineetiatek;of: the WPM',
Institute will be lieldv,at the.
home Of *re,
FrkLay efterriOerly:becerilbee!Itli,;`..at
2.30, 'Gift' exchange.:
Did you hear•••Conwayr.e..Daad„from
'New York an Monday Olg,4,•":.,!aan't
it 'fine. •The 'Fade llndio bring8 it to
you clear and true. • Nen,,ea'a !lee*.
a Fade now at Armstr,•eniA4ewelry
Store for 8153.00,111061116d complete.
The Town Hall was well filled Fri-
day' evening " of last Week;".....where the
Kairaheit Club ef Kinloss entertained
the U.F.O. and 11,FAV:0;'.•Clubt of
Paramount.. There was short musi-
cal and "literary program and n few
houra.dancing.. • •.. •
Rev. Mr.' Crew, who has been in
Victerie....Hospitel,'Loaden, •, the past
fe*•„weeles,,,rriVed .home. acconipa!
nied by Mrs Craw, On Tuesday of
this week.. Mr.. Craw is getting -a-
long Very well, and 'huliCationt are.
that in ,•short. • time he will be quite
Well :again. ' "." • • • .
LOGS WANTED-
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We, the pridersigned,• hereby an-
nounce that we areinthe market to
buy ali kidds of logs • suitable for
lumber,: and as We require the lumber
for our furniture factory, we: are in
a position to pay' the highest market
prices. In letting us have the mater-
ial you are encouraging home indus-
try. For particulars call us by phone
or •eelr• et our office. -The Luckaoei•
Table Button, Man.
RAW FURS -I am paying highest
market price for all kinds of raw
furs. -A. Blitzstein, Phone l8 Luck -
now. , -(10-1141)
• AUCTION SALE.
N. J. MacKenzie, Let 9, Con. 12,
Ashfield,- W.D.; will have- an ''auction
'sale of. farm stock and implements
• on December 13th, commencing at
one o'clock p.m. Thereare a lot of
good Durham 'cows andyoungcattle,
and a Hereford bull on this sale.
Some implements, grain and hay. -
John Permit, Aye, •
• HEIFER ASTRAY' • '
Came to the premises of the under-
jigried, 10th Con. of West Wawanosh
on or abonts:'Nevr.' 20;1927,- a heiferi
apparently about•one-year old. 'Own-
er may have,same or; proving prop-
erty and, paying expenses. -William
Woods. , (15-12-e)
' HEIFER ASTRAY
Strayed from the Premises- of.the
ulersigned, Con. 10, Ashfield,
alit* 'heifer. A liberal reward for
nfonnation leading to its recoVeri.
-Wilfred Farrish,
STEER ' ASTRAY • .
Came to the 'premises of the under-
' signed,_1:0th Con. of West Wawanosh,
Word has heen'raeeived hze of
the. death Sinith'7 at • jili"
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home in Saskittehewan, 'on Monday
of: this, week. • Mrs. SmithformerlY:
lived in ,West "Wavennosh. She Was
a sister of Mrsjas,tDurnin,:of..Wa-
'Wsinolly and of Mr. T.• Webster,. at
-preeeritia, Detroit, " • '
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• ENGAGEMENT'. .
Mrs. Alex. .Hedley, Lucknew, Ont,
announces the: engagement ' •er her
.daughter, Celia Eepheene, to Alberta
Edward Overholt, :son of Mr. and
Mis J E Overholt. Brantford. ,Tbe
'wedding will take '"place the latter
part of Deceniber,
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"MR. 'PAUL SMELTZER 'DEAD
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• Mr.'Paal,'SMeitzer. whe until about
a year ago was 'a resident ,cd, 'Luck -
new, died at the home ,of his dough-
ter,- MT-Iiitelstiiren:;,. Goderieh,. on
Tueeday. Mr. Smeltier was a very
old "nian, and hd net been well "for,
'Seine time „
on 'or aboucww.-20;":1927; a steer,
•apparently ahOut one year old..„Own-:
er may have same on proving proper-
' ty and paying expenses.. -William
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Attcnori SALE _
Alton„ Lot 9, Con. 9, Ashfield`
Will hive an auction oak of hia,farm.
stock and iniplenaerits on Wednesday
Do-demi:ter -14th;. comtnencing at one
o'clock p.m. Mr. Alton is leaving the
farm and 'everything will be sold.-
JOha. Purvis; 'nue.
-. DEATH OF' MRS. LEISHMAN
Mrs. Leishinan, who in, recent
years- spent niath of her time with
her daughter; Mrs. Will Douglas oi
town,, died: at Longwood, Ont.,; on
Sunday last. A few weeks ago Mrs.
Leishman ad ,• a twin brother cele-
brated their 82nd birthday annivers-
ary. They were then the laat surviv-
era of a'large family. The remains
were brought. to BolgraVe for inter -
meet on Tuesday.i- .• •
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MARCELLIST
Miss Bowman, rcellist 'of .Strat '
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ford, Will be at Leroy ./lorne's resi-.
deri9e Thursday of each week..Houra
2.15 to 9.30 pan: Special aPpOint.
'menti may be arranged at ',he shap.
A .FULL HOVSE'.:
THE $P11901,,t,;CONFERY.
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It taitai. the. ',little 0114 to draw
At .10a0t sa one'",Would:.eon
.,;15e1; the 07g1 all tacit", .mWocIT'i,ivthiliaebn•
eSPOeitY Inet-Tharaday ' eVenia$:
hi Oecasienef the. Public :Scheer. con -
'cart There was •es,delightiut program;
Of :41OlogOeti,,•.:'dmicee; • drills,' *ecita:,
done and songs, and on thc Wiielo it
wes., one of the ' best • aatertaituaeritS
4...the.,Yearl. The teachers. who 'must
have had a, great deal Of :work '
preparing the'pirogranfe,..,,,Oe'entitled
to congratulations on""the 'fine success.
It ,.must be • a, good; .thirfg. ,for '• the
Young people toe, and thy appeared
to: be having; quite, esi epedl.k.thatr as
the audience. • . -
'• An interesting feature '44 ev-
ening's, program was the presenta-'
tion af the '"Wilsotr-Medeli!--•-tO,-Clai---
. ence Greer. This 'medal' Was donated
by :Mr,. Wilson, Manager,ot the Bank
of Cennaeree, to the'Lucknow student
obtaining tine higheet Msiris On ,the
Entrance ekarriination of .,1927,t It is
a. pretty' gold- .medal, •oriethat. any
bay or girl *Mild be proud to °Wm'
Wilson's interest 1n. the school
very' .much appreciated. Clarence
Greer. net: only...*en.".firat listee .in his
oWn, class .but ,also held first'. Place
in the group of thirty -6e stndente
who write Entrance ' at -this 'centre. ,
The following statement has been
handed to us: Reeeiptai'arrienated to
$114.16e. :After expeneee...weee, paid}
there was a behove of 06.05 .which
has • been set.„ aside as a:tied to draw
from y for incidentals. The School
Board -supply'-all' equipnient'nece.-
sarY:_fer'teachine, but there are other
expenses which the Board is not ex-
pected to meet, such as ,prizes for
Fielcit.bay,.and riew_reerirdi for the:
' This _fund will, be. used /Or
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. FIRE COMPANY DANCE
-- :A-, dante-uader -'-auspieee-of- the
Lucknow Fire Company will be giv-
en in the Toren Hall the evening of
December 314: The .Cernpany Wir
also hold the* annual Burn's Ball on
.the evening '"Of',Jerniary 15; 1928.
SHOULD .'13E, INTERESTING
"Bermuda, the Fairyland' In; the:
middle of :the. Atlantic," will, be the
subject of an, address by ,the Rev: R.
E. Pairbairn,• neat •Monday evening,
in* Lueknow United Church. The aci•
dress Will - be iiiuStritied
color -
pictures . Bermuda has been describ-
ed as e land of perpetual *Sunshine'
.and lowers.
BAND -INSTRUMENTS •
.4Those havilli hied histrunients
fake notice that all instruments Must
ho banded in on Or before December
15, instruitents should be left • at
,Daviso'n'o Purniture Store,
' Vi**400mpliny,',
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• ECTA WINONA*
FELLS -AGAIN.. MAYOR
In a three-COrnered ecinteat for the
:mayoralty aetWingliam, on -MentlaY;
Thomas Fella, Mayor .in *927,wai;
ra7releetei..Hereceired 424 Veto; W.
h.. Willie 241'arat W. H. Haney 124.
,1110 council was •elected by actlenta.
tion, at WAS also. MOKibbott as reeve:
The electors 'ivoted also on 0 proposed
by-law to kr ntoast o f $ 0,000 to
1
the Arens. ''This was defeated; tte4
vesting 02010421and. 808 for the by
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these and similar. pralideet.
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CHURCH . NOTES
Presbyterian Guild.'
..The topie•at the Guild nieetink
Monday ereeirig• was "Use and Abus-
es of the Tongue"and as presented
by Miss Isabel Chesnut.,',. The Acrip,
ture lesson was rem by Miss4sebel
Johnston, and readings were given
by Marion Stewart; Stella Stewart •
Margaret MacKenzie, Rena •MacDen-
ald, -Evelyn MacLeod and,Helen Mae-,
Doneld. A very interesting .•recita-
tion, on .`thristinas;Shepping"'''' 'was
given by Vera' Sher -riff. The musical
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numbers on 'the program were piano.
solos by Misses Mae Maohlorrae and
Katherine MacKenzie, and n duett bY
MissesMaryAitchison and Winni'.
fred-Douglas. Rev C H'."MaeDimals"
Closed. the meeting With preYer. ;The
Young Women's Bible ' Claes' had
charge -of the program.
United' Cluiieb Anniversary. •
The order -of service at the United
Church next Sunday" willhe as fol
lows • 4°, ,1 •
Prof Johnsen.T,- ietorie • College,'
LiICKNOW ..11IGH; 'SCHOOL, •
•,- • :REPOPT-:NOV,EMEEli
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Clete .jionere•-45-4.90%i 11
-2nd: Olase,":Honote--66-740,;',":11i,L•
-3rd Class 11onos--6q-65%' C-
cieatt-40.-.59%;`•
•Absent ' ^' • 't • *
• ..Form .111
:Subjects eStamieed-i3r. „„11;atory,,
Fr. Authors, Physics,
• W.' Agar, '2 F,,; D.lAndereie4
F; A. Andre*, 4141;
1 C, 2 r, E. . Buswell;.„ 1 TT;
R. Cairuthers 1 Tpi :,wi,,..4nut 1 0.
2 F 1:0„ 2 IP; 1.. ,CrOW' 1 F.
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D. Grent, 1 F; • A..: Fielier. 1 i,, 1 III;
M.:Hackett 'ill', 1.b, 1 F; M. Ham-
ilton 1 in; 1 F; E. '3olinston1 I, '1 114,
E. MacDonald McIntyre ;2'F:
K. MacKenzie 1 1*, 1.41;',11 ;p, Mac-
Kinnon J. MeNala 1 111
M. MeQUillin 1 C; -1„F; P. Nixon
W. :Nixon 1 C; M. Pepper 1 F;.. E.
'Smith 2 I; • M. Thorn 1 F;• E. Turner
F; M Watson •Wil-
son 1 C. 1 F; M. :pentie*ii 11 in
Fr , Verbs:. .• • •
E. McLean.
•, Feria 11• .•.
',Examined:in: the. following' subjects
.-tGeonnetry,:Freneh, Latin,. English
Grammar and Phyaics..
Jessie :Andrew" . 'Sydney
Edith, Boo 1 11, 2 C.
1 F;; Arahell :Cameron 1 III,,.1C, 1 F;
Mary' Graham 1 111, 0F;',Alin,a, "Hen -
ter' 411;. Melde •Lane 211.11,•1,C;.1 F;:
Clara MacDonald 1 it', 2 JJ, 1 C
_zieDonald, 21. • lC; 'jean' Mac-
Donald '1U; 6.F;. Elizabeth'„MaCiver
21, * 11, 1111: ,Jeark. Maacenzie: 2 '0: ,
Margaret ., MacKenzie ,1 I; '1,0; . . F.
Toronto, will preach at Ila.m. and 7
p,m. ,
Special' Program Of Music:
' 11 MM.'
• Apdente Pastoral . • • - Alexis
Barcarolle. • • Rolatid Diggle
Anthem "Te 'Dena; in, E. Miner"
.Dudley Suck •
Anthem, "Lift Up your Heads"
s Hopkins •
,
Triumphal March "1 • Harris
Preludi` •"Calm 'as he Night" Carl,
• Anthem "Savior When Night
' In-
volves the/Sky" H Shelley
Offertory Cantique 'D'amour Strang
Contralto Solo, "0 Mae of •SorrOws"
Baynton,PoWer- '
Dedication March , Stuns
—o -o -o" •
• • WONDERFUL , VALUES
Clearing •men's strits.iind coats, al-
,
so ladies' coats at very low prices
during Christmas -trade. Everything
'a bargain. Geese feathers taken in
trade -•LB BLITZS'TEIN. •
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FAIRLY THEATRE
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....DECiEMBER 9 &...10
'Special -Price 36c. 14 20e.
Thereat) -ffiteighan
!TEE CANADIAN"
A dranie Of the., , Canadian '
wheat fields where A. shift in
the-wink,maY-intan4wisalth--or-
• And, Comedy.
Witk Radio *We.
"STRANDED IN PARIS"Dshe°""Dalangte4'.1s
1 C, 2 pi.' „Earl .SlionvoOd
1 F Mari; .Wilson 1'1, 1 11, 2'0; AT
McIntyre .g F; •Wilhelmine Agar .1
. Sheila MacLeod 1 C,;; 1,E; Elaie,'Rit•
•ehie.1 C; Harvey Ackert I 1”; Mary
kaMitton 1. I; Evelyn 'Reid' 1 C; M.
-Johnston .1 R; John' Martin 1 P; Ruby.
Timer 1 1'
PMGrant
, Fenn . I
Students have been liesed in' the'
folloydpg, Siihjects.Letin; Literature -
beinposition. Ereheti,':ian History,
IL Ackert .5 Fr • Ackert 1 II
211i, 1 d; 1,p;' :A. Andivny 2 T, ITT.
g Andrew' 1 .1'; j. 13rab`son 4 I. •
ITT, L Bre.b'soe 3 . 1(, ,1 ;
•Browne 3!!. 1•C; 1F, O BrOOks..4.F:'
C: cook rip, 4 A; 0. Farrier 1 I,.
311, 1 F-; B. Gardner '1 IL, 1 III,
C.. Greer 1 1,.1 II,,'.1.2C; A. Hamilton
5.F; G. Hamilton 2 II; 3 11; T, Henry,
11, .1 11, 3 C; M.' Johnston' 2 II, 1 ITT
1C: M. -Lane• 1 F; D. MacDonald 1.14:
3111, 1 d;• F,-.Macporiald 2 ITT, 2F;
L. :MacDougall 1 t, 3 II, 1 cf J. Mac-
Kenzie 1 1,.• 1 Ii; Jessie MacKenzie.
g .37C; .111: MacKenzie 1 1 1 Tr;-.
Macintosh 3•1, 211, M. McIntyre 1•I;
It:.keLeed 3'1; 2 Tr; s,.Mac1.4eed I
B;:.Martin 1 1, 2 II, 1. nr; 1 F;
Menary 411, 1.C, • G. .Middletoii 4F;
.Murdoch 1 1, 3 11, 1 111: E, Nixon
11!, 1111, IC, 2F, E., Reid, 41,* M.•
Richards 2!, 1 C, 1F; .E. Rit;
chic g:t.„ 2 III; 1 C, L Sawyer .2 I:,
21!,: 1 A, E. Sherwood 1 C. A., Smith
3 1, , 1 11, 1 C. ;• .J. Stewart 3 I, 1111
1C; h. Vint g I, 1 1II, 2.P;• C. Web-
ster 1,C,.• 2 A; '4: Webster 4 F. •
'LIICKNOW PUBLIC SCHOOL •
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REPORT -NOVEMBER
Room .IV
Sr INt-lionh-G., MaeDoriald,-,-95';•
W. Armstrong, 89;..M.:.MaCintosh, 85;
A. MacKenzie, 84; L. Naylor,: 81; ,R.
,Finlayson,, 7.8;'" S.. Stewart,. 76; D.
iletidersorr-.76:-Peae-L eMillan:
74; F.•Th;:impaiin and M. •MacDoriald,
69; T. ' MacKenale, 67,. S. Mullin; . 66;
E. Smith,, 65; L. %Webster, '63; H.
Swan, 50. , .•
'Jr, Collyer, 93; c,
Oinlayaim; 901 p, Nixon, 84; M. Ham-
ilton, 81; J 1etelerson„,7 78; 111:,
Mc-
Mahon, 78;• B., 'Thompson; 75, Pass-,
G. Webster, .73; W. JelinstOn, 721 .H.
Greer, 68:, E. Baker, .65; F. Stewart,
64;* C. 'Johnston, .63;• 11. MeLeod (a):
Below Pass -W. Armstrong, 56; •D..
Douglas, 53, R Muliin, 53;4' P, Coil=
sins, 51;* K.:Came:ran, 49 '(ab .)".^
41.*, • •
, Those marked, (*) 'are, below 4(1%
on: one or More sUbjects,
• K: MacDonald.
Full course meals wili be
served ' daily, including
S4Pday. 'at 40c. .
13reakfat,„. Dinner
". - Supper.
Dinner and 'Supper in-'
• dude. Soup,- "' Choice Of,
Meats; :Vegetables, Pie,
Pudding or Cake. •
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Give Us A4 Trial.
All you can eat And good
service.
Radio Music While
You Eat.
New. Star . Cafe
Harry Lem, ProP.
ReOM ill'
:Sr. Ill; tIenors-k. ititc1-iie.97;
Brown 86, j'...Wilson 83; •ig.,,MaclOon.-
aid 86; C. Anistrong 761 TY. iilaCteni:
aid 75; M. Johnsten 75, Pass -C. Fin-
layson 69; E: Solomon, 68;• K. Ferris
ileridersen:46;. ',,i4shet4o*:Bel�w
Poos--4. Wileeri 55*; D. 'Clarke 63;
S.' Cameron M.; 8. Collyer 50*;
Steward 51; E., 'Whitley 50; F, IVIc;)
Itiries (*). ,
Jr ItI Ilonors-E, 'Newton 04;. E.
Atir.,981,1,11)041401:60,;3,,moiwiTion
11)PILLIARDS promoter
IP spertsmanship a n
skill. - 0 you see a* man'
with"," keen eye and an
optimistic outlook on life.
it. 'a safe bet he. just
played a game of billiards
on our modern Brunswick
equipment. '
Jack Cain's Billiard Room
111111
Pentlemari'g.
I.;ADIES' WATCHES
, One of the 'most apOeeiated .
- -gifts a :lady' canreceive is a ..good
- 'Wrist W.ateb: These come in
white and .green :gold, and • a . •
nuniber, of .differeet 'shapes.
White Gold:plated 15 Jewel $7.50
-White Celd-filled Rectangular_
green o0 -,filled Buren $1!5.00 '
14k. :white Gold' Rectangular
Fine Elgin :with *seconds hand.
$25 50
..,,Xhese are only a few examples
what we can show you in,
these. When you are in, See our
Gents', Wrist Watches. at $10.00.
F. T. Armstrong
jeweller ,&_Optothetrist
assanamW
89; J. 'McCall 89; B. Solomon 85; M.
Johnston 83; I. kainiltni• 81; , L.
Horne, 81'; 13. 'MacKenzie, 76; C. Fin-
laYsen 75. Pass -G. JOynt 73;, , Fred
Milne 73; D. Thompson 71; F. Mac.
Kenzie 70; J. White 70*; A. Macin-
tosh 66; F. Webster 66; C.- Jewitt 62;
MacMillan 62; E...Webster 61. Be-
low ass -T,„, MaeDbnald 53; M.
'Stanley 50.
Those marked (t) have been ab-
sent for one or more examinations. .
-.- M.' MacCallum._
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,The Bread The Brea
" of Health •of Health
• ' ,OUR MOTTO' IS "QUALITY & SERVICE"
' Our Quality' Home 'Made., Whole What, and Raisin Bread. has •
• Flavor arid.. Keeping Qualities You Doff* •
Dmighnpts, Chelsea' Bens,. Raspberry Smrarea,'"Date: and Oatmeal'
Cakis, Maple Walnut Tarts,. Fig Bars Paris Buns, Id Rolls, Jelly .
' Rolls, Chocolate MandOnaliow• Cake.' • . . •
Christmas Will goon be ' with us. We • • are again iiking those
ehoiee.;Chriatmai Cakes and Christmas 'PeddiOes ikat:found' .00
much favor. leaf Christmao,. for gifts.' Place you'r,order:•.• We will
- • ' pack and Mail' theinfer .Y011^. • "
New Fruits..1er 'Your Christmas Ceiteir.NOw' on Nand.'
•'HOLLY NS
• Phone 36
'ucknolie
'Roam It . .
-Sr In. Possible 445. lionOrs; 833.
. .
Pau 267 -Eileen Johnston 891. K.
Macintosh 383; Audrey Henderson
116.;-teoziare Mierieriald• 357;-'
..Fran -
res Armstrong 355; Graham Sheliriff
354; Alfred Armstrong 351; Bertha
-Brown 720-Fillanditv':Fi00-:350;• • R.,-
osttsnat • 00;. ,..40.4ret..TIorne 2481 -
Muriel Solorrain'4451 Margeret" Siker
..,342; Ruth Parker 338; Nentan Tay.
Ior 332; Joy .Henderson • 518; Catim-
rine 14unter 312; Harold Ritehie.200;
Robby 'MacKenzie 288; Edwin
Whlt-
ley 2281 Howard Johnston ,2(141
Piione,75
aa,itexe,4,41,`4,444,V-
Luatiow,-
JOST ARRIVED,,, ALL THE WAY , FROM: •• BELGIUM AN
FRANCE; A FINE ASSORTMENT. OF' TABLE RUN-, '
NERS AND CUSHION TOPS, WORKED
TAP-
ESTRY, WITH. SILK AND ,METALLIC .THREAW:lifOnr •
' ERATELY PRICED FROM 95e.. TO • $6.50 EACH; .
'LADIES' PURSES AND UNDERARM BAGS, FITTED WITH
CHANGE PURSE AND MIRROR; : ETq„,..flitI4CK AND
0L011.8, ALSO BLENDED. coLoRs TO .SUIT .4NY
.costupih. • PRICED PROM $1•:90 TO $3.50. ' ' •
WE 'SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY • GIFTS. YOU ARE
INVIT-
ED TO VISIT "OUR STORE" OFTEN,,' ,BgrwE,E*.IWW
AND 'CIIRISTMAS:...' •• • • • •.:,..
fred E. Buswe
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Our aback is now eleiaPlete wit full 'range ee•cliritinial NOV-, .
elties, ineluding •Ladies' and Gents'''Scaivet, from 98e.' to $3.50.
Good silk qeality.
We have a goed.line of_ 'Ladies' Flannel Dresses,,. from 14.50q0
26.50 and Channeen 'Cloth at , $3•:96 & 112 00 Also. 'al. gli# range, of
Silk Dresses and Georgette. ". Alse. Velvet. Diessea,..frOm -,,$12.00 up. •
We have also a fine range. of Children's Dresses.:in Velvets, al-
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so the latest in Fancy Cheeks and Flannels, from: $4.95 to KO,
sizes 8 to 14.° •
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We have a wonderful line of. Men's Silk. Ties, - single . boxes,
from 49eup to $1.25.
Come and see our display of Christmas Handkerchiefs for L
lee and, Gents. Bath .Eobes, Fancy kid Gloves; ,ete.,' . •
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Shop ,Early while Our Stock is complete
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PEARLMAN
LUCKNOW
Awe
Webster 205.
'jr.. II: Possible 400. :Honors 300:
,Pass 240.t -Maty Webster. 290; Jack,
.1,11aefeed'294; 'Harold*Therniiseil'giT5';'
Mary .MacKim 284, Jack Mad:ion/ad
276; Chrietena Havens 269; '. Donald
'Smith '266; Aylmer Aitchison 25; A.
'Jewett' 259; Jessie Henderson 256•;
Hilda TWamley 254; Girvin' Reed
245; Jennie Pearlman 215; Grace
Webster 206; Pearl Swan 147.
II. Sh rriff.
Room I,
Senior Class -Possible Marks 300,
Excellent 225, Good 180, Fair 120.,
e a n Macintosh, 278;
Herold Aiim, 263; .Mildred Ritchie,
250; Marion MacDonald, .249; Mary
StrOthers 238:,Good-t.lean-- Struthers
218; ',Zylda Steward, 202; Gordon,
'Struthers, 198; Billy Jewitt. 195; Ed-
win Buswell, 194; June Collier, 182.
Fairt-Donald MacKinnon„, 179; Clar-
ence *Swan, - 174.; Beulah Bleek, 157;
Helen Johnston,, 154;, Margaret - Rae,.
151; truce YlItclVlillart, 147; Jack But-
ton,rait,\,.,13129e; r eDft ij edt; nJ8et wo '11, .42; !. :11,Bu es looewi
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. 'Junior Class -Possible Marks 250,
.Excellent..187, Good 150, Fair 100.
-Excellent-Etta Belle MaeDonald,
238; Harriet Whitley; 235; J.. C. Arm.
litvintri 232; J. 0. Johnston, 218; Jim.
Phi lirlitalt0V, 01$; \Term) islitytor*
208; Anna Finlayson, 207; Doris Rit-
chie 204; Morris PearInvin 198; Mare
jorie AEin,' 197; `'1,0ari Parker, 192;
Keith -Collfer.--187. • GO -64 -Orland
Petersen; 184;• Gordon •Steward,182;
Jean Swan, '177;••• Donald Finlayson,
171; • 'Helen Buswell, 160; Evelyn
Whitby, 157. Fair -John K. MacKln
zie, .122;- Jack •Henderson, 11.5; red
13,1aAckPC. h8ri'stineTree entertaimient
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L Murdie.
•CHRISTMA,S TREE AT BELFAST,
will be held in thre-Publie, school. Bel-
fast, on Thursday, Dec. 22. Admission.
-Adulte 25c. rphiltiren free. Every-
body welcome.,- • • '
WONDERFUL VALUES
Clearing inea' saits-and•-•coater-al-
so 'ladies' coats at very low prices '
during Christmas trade., Everything
a bargain. Geese feathers taken in
._,Hoo *snip:Ora&
Only 63 hogs were shipped from
.Lneknow the , week ending-lhe.-10,•,-...„
Of theee •25 Were select .bacon, 35 ,
thick amonth, 2 heavies and 1 light
leedet. In the strafe week thee were
,shipped ;out, - of Huron County 2175,
hpgs 01 these 700 were select baeen,
4301 thick smooth, 32 heavies, 2 ex...
herTA 6, shop hovi iutd *V
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