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0. PROFESSIONAL CARDS 0
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Ph\yaitian and surgeon'
Lnasnow .
Iletirs; 1:30,e8,30
" Phone 80 •
. DENTIST
• -Pr; MacLeod: • visit
'every.: Tueaday- in Dr.
Office. ' •
Lucknew
ConnelVe
. DENTIST
Dr. R. L, Treleaven,- LOrknOw.-,
Over Decker's Store,. , Extraction
either by One or local:, Will, be ir
DungannOmevery thetsday. phone 53,
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. I • ;
O Evimititsonrki coLuoiN o
; ' ';
Gee. A. Stdditll; Lu'eknow,, Broker
. and -Real Estate.-Mpneyeteelencleol,,
first • mertgages an faint proper-
tieseak6 and 63k per cent aceording,
, to security offered Aleo tonsil
amounts on, :second mortgages on
- firm . •paoperties andon natednal.
notes. A few good Panne for sale
C. .M01119RRAII
Teacher ,Of
ALL STRING AND‘ WIND"
# /INSTRUMENTS:
WALL PAPER-"Al-fuil line of 1928
• Wall•Papd 'ote hand. Prices front 8c
•.up. I are, also agent' for leading. job
...house. -R. Canieren; Decorator
Tainter..and Greiner, Beet 174e Leek.,
. , • • • . . • •
e LOGS WANTED, '.
We, the 'undersigned,. hereby • an;
flounce that we are in the market to
buy all kieds tor logs esuitable 'for
• 1untber, and as require the, lumber
, fel', our furniture 'factery,..ave • ate. in
' a position to pay the highest market
• prices. In letting., us have. the Mater-
ial you. are encouraging home indus,-
y. Poi particulars call us by phone
.. or 'call at,, our Office.7The Luckno0
Table • Co.-J.Button 'Man • - •
RAW FURS -I an paying highest
enarket *ice for all kinds of raw
. •flers.-Ae Blitzsteiee Phone -18, Luck
,Low (10-11-tf)
-wooly:. FOR •SALE -Good bode
weed; Maple, and beech,-. dry or green.:
:deliVered, at $4,50. per .cord..-LJohn
.Joyat, s'Luclinow. ' (264-e)
VICTROLA-Console "thedel, -good
, new, with",reeords, all '•ie good eon,
dition. For sale at residence of Henry
I;ucknova. • • (8-1.-c.)
• FOR 'RENTALe-400-acre,.. grass
farm, well watered, one . -mile ease of
the village. Apply to P. H. .Torrarice
' North Bay, Ont. " ' (19:1-tf).
AGREEMENT TO DISSOLVE A
' ,PARTNERSHIP.• •
Wa, the undersigned, do., mutttally
agree that the within nteetioned part-
, nership be, and the • eame is. hereby
4:dissolved; except for the -pUrpos.e of
' 'final liquidation and seetlement of the
business thereof and, Upon such'settle- •
; ,inent wholly to cease and determine:*
'Witness our hands and Feali, • this
5th day of January, nineteen hue.
dred and twenty-eight. • ' •
Wme P. Reed, John Sawyer
In 'view of the- above, all Res:Witte
owing 'the above firm must be paid or
or • before February .1st,, 1928,, other -
'vise they will be put, other hands
for collection.
,MAFEKING
' Mr. Thos.: J., Anderson is attend-
ing` the County Ceuncil Goclerich
.tfiis. week.
. Mr. jot:4in'. 13inke lost' .. valuable
horse last . • '
• kiipatriek is' suffering
from a "mild attack Of MflAinatorY
. rbeuntatiam, aed Teen H. 'Arideiceon
, . ,
"hasiteliecTi'lit#04.rt-a'aoroe-kile°46i'e747-7-Tlfe'11;16111eS' of --Pieraitieliiit '1I;F;W;01.:'
Week. We hope theye'evill esoon he " Will •held an
, , , , • •
-TJMEDAC
1n-41407:Town-
".1ted Fred' Afi4ersores; Aeon-
LLICKNOW
• Mrs. K MacLeod ,haa, gone "tO'NeW
dtyhiric.51;!!Ilitt"yr, two its4py _...ehi:::,ed.r.;:toh, ;12.. g;retIntig,tiod net,
Mr:'.1"tonald, MatKinnon of Whani-
eteg,Man„ speetthe...meek-end', with•
his 'parents, itIr. And Mel. •Angus
MacKinnon of 'town. ,." •
• Mr„ and leers., • RekY, 'Batton:
fe.rthe past seven years have, been
in Saskatchewan„ are visiting ' Mt.
and 'Mrs'. Robert Button.
• 4: Mr.. and Mrs. Laverenee F. .White"
'and; two children, Helevey and Eve,
lyal of Flaxeemhe, Saalse are gaegtse
M. and Mrs. A'• E. *Buswell.. Mr.,
White Is a sister of, Mrs. Buswell..
,1‘11.Xcelrtiek,' Dhughis paid a hrief
*it.. to kis parents, Mr; and • Mrs.
Vieoege Douglas Of town., this weelc.
Douglas is this season with "The
Manhatterse', vtoeal quartette, With
liciadquarters 'at .Nev. York 'City, The •
ebartette wae. filling a week -end on-
e:eget-I-lent at 'Toronto.
'
AN EBATIC WINTER
..Changiit aPpeat to be ehe order of
tkis 'winter. At time of • writing ..we
are enjoying, ;or: sheeld we say, .iire
being afflicted by, the third &insider-
ablee'snoW'Lseorme-ofe the Season, and
between we have:- had periodof.thaw
d "rain' and slush which Were not '
•by any • means. agreeable. • Roads
have • been %bed ',end • Work and 'busie,
riess conseitientiy held 'up. Well, • the
y • -
enaual Januarythaw is over, and it
iooke just now as though: We -would'
have a period of. real winter with
'Whiter 'roads, But 'then, we are "re-
minded that Mr. Bowes, the Chats-
wortheeleather prophet, has , said
thatthe.first 15 days. of February
are teeehe' very Mild.' That eneena
another, thaw, but maybe 'he ' has
n1ssed it,as he generatIYAoea; •
I11(II SCHOOL LITERARY
5
,. The Third .F.oren Literary ' Society
held its first 'Meeting for the 'second
term • on Jan. llth. , Dorield ; Grant
oceupied the 'chaise -Following, a few
musical ...numbere came the • nominatjon ,
of' officers. Electien followed • on
frielay and Wee; coedUceed -Ire the
regular, manlier With, ran -filing :Oftia-
er ,Scrutirieer and poll clerk:. The, eol::
lowing were elected: Presictent, mar-
garet„ McQuillin;. • V.ice.:
John MacNab; Secretary,. Nornian
Wilson 'Pianist, ,-..tenola: "BesweIl;
Eerie •RePresentaeive,
eeein, Pros e lieportet; Alek Andrew;
Critic, • Isabel Ci -a-; • Prograrn Com.,
Edwin 'Smith; Chesnut, Mel-
vip Hackett. 7:Editor of the Journal,..
Mor,gan--- Tionel-Peenn Le • • SUleaLPditPre,
Pearl Niacin, Donald 'eirant. The neia
ineetin„1- wiil be, held on:. 'Thursday,
Jan. 26th. 'I be ',chief feattere at this
'meeting. will be an inter -feral de-
Forth I held' their election on Jan.
13.: Their nominations were held oit
.Jen.• 11. ' The result oftee election
is: President,' Bruce Martine, Vic6
12).resident; Allan 11/1.erdoch; Secretary,
Clarence,' Greer; Forth Representa-
tive', Carlyle Madlntosh; • Pianist,
Jessie MacKenzie; Editor, Douglas
MacDonald; Sub -editor,' Lloyd Saw.,
Yee; •Ptogrern Arthur. Andrew,
' Minnie Richards. - •
' CIORAL •SOCIETY '
If you are interested in the Luck -
now Choral. Society , you are urged
to attend. the 'next practice in the.
Council Chamber,, Tuesday_L,Lan„,31,4,....
Hand- in applicTitions" for member-
ship to the secretary as soon as pos-
sible. The. •fees , are: 50c. for II. S.
students and 'members .of Jr. Farm-
ers and Jr. Institute; others 75e, -
Edwin Smith; Secretary. ,
- the -.Society had •another sticcesS»
fni,pridtiee bn' Tuesday of this week;
there being 86 or 40 present. .
•A' PRETTY LOW' THIEF
. -
The .Ripley• Express seye,..thatelefie.
fiifiie Thursday morning a par-
ty who was assisting Neil' -MaeLen-
tan remove the contents of his baa.
be,r. ehop ,to save them freiii the , fire
helped himself to the, contents af the
till, eteAling a Alice sem of ,money
Well, what de yOu think, of a thar
who would da that ?
IA able to .returii. te school.
day. , • , • „
PEBRUAIrin 3rd, 1928.
-• , . •
Anil Want: You To Go:,
held. Thursday at the' home Of .1411:s. •
,..4:-.,,..:-.....---4•„.....241er1;444.rtaro.L.,:.11.9.21_ was ktigoo,it .Dreseed i11renadine with- ,ribbens
....,.....tenclangeee.,Mree,',Jolinstoe presiding., : go ore,
• The TreaSurdr teed the ,eepert• of the, No dteseee :Mit.; for Men oe grevate
-11,4 monthly W.M.S. Meeting' wee
,
'---lead-heeffenteteeeelothinee. vafuedee,'at teciineewith ae an&
816:80 had been sent, to Swan Lake, crowd'
Mao, Miesion for . an Indian child. "The •fiddlare will. pffi,yea real old time,
. le dozen of eggs had "boot -Sent eo ;peg
• the Whitby Fresh Air Ireint, 'and'Coed Music. Lunch:
dozen sealers , Of ' to the
Deaconess Holed, ' Toronto. The , Dancing ai 8,30 Sharp. •
terest shown by ,,the Aeliffeld Circuit edUple 8100. EXtra Lady' "
in the rne6tio0 mOgt and ,.Galleq M$0.
tOntaging, shOWn by the, average „
'attandfince. , -We ••,hape for etten ,bot. gra, W,.11,1e0111., President
ter e
ea.
JAMES BRYAN. SERIOUSLY:ILL
AT -VANCOUVER,
On Tuesday of this freek
,
Dr. Spence 'Of tewit; teeeived a Toes-
Sage,..ehy, telegraph; si!atikg.‘",' that
'James Bryan,:whe had been serious-
• ler' ill', for !wine; time; had taken. fie
turn for the worse, and that it was
not expected that he *Quid' live tbea
•Monday night. AY tithe of Witting'
e `
(VOr.lellaY inorrOig)'there'
been no •further . word; .and are.
ateinningthat he passed away. :
. The Preeent editor' of The Sentinel'
• • . . •
did. not , have intithate aectuaintarice"
with Mr. or Ifre. Bryeneens the fam-
ily had gone out to the'Pacific Coast,
before we :Came to "Leeknow; but,
latigirigrom_e_whateearee-liave:-----bearde
about, Mr: Brerani he appears to
have beeee-aboue, the -Most. -popular
man in Lucknow; throughput a .long
period, during which he was prop-
rietor and editer 'of • The Sentinel,
and the villageepaesed through ; its •
'early • stages .of development and ere-
joe'ed a • Peeled of some distinction
• teevarde the close of the Nineteenth
Century: Ile 'wee active in , munici-
pal 'affairs, serving many years as
cpuncilor and as reeve He Was :Le -
five in speete,. especially-ceeling, and
was one of the men. responsible far
the great- successof the anee
giori-
OJS CaiSti011ian Seeiety. He was a •
-barter member .of Old Light Ma;
eonic Lodge, And we understand; lat-'
-r -charter member of.•• 13urrard
Ledge, A.F. & A.M., Vancouver.. He
wee else en a, -ti -e member of .the
lpeal .Liberal politicalorganization,
and more than once was :considered.,
ae, • a poseible candidate' for •:parlia
entary liolfore.• - _
- After going tp the "Ceast,' Mr. Bry
an appears -.10 have beg,un life .over
, again, 'and to have gotten along erery
.veil 01 lite years,: being• sanitary ire-
epector .for a. large lumbering:con
cern at Lynn 'Valley. In the late
summer of 1923,, Itft. and 'Mrs. Bry-
an paid a visit, to Lucknow, and
spent a' few weeks very 'happily
eeieh the ;friends of former days -
friends. wile were elad .to see them.
The pieture Of ejr. Breen which
appears in this eoliamn, we do. not
consider •a very good one. The Photo-
grnph frpm which it was made, like -
ler was taken 20 lir' 25 years ego,
while the family livedThere.
AT THE AGE OF, 93
•,••••,•••••-•••••••••r.
ytA
ee „THURSDAY, 4.ANtliVir26tho: 1628. ,
liAJCKNOW ;WI'NS • ANOTHER' _'
• — • :HOCKEY' VICTORY
-
lq Tfig •See At Kincardine,
n. It _Was too!rnireb"to,..eXpectv
but ;the $tiy4"did it -:,--defeated ICifiettre.
• dineon.home: eeeeesecira 34,,
It was another gyeat, 'game, east And,
clean, • LOekeidge Wiegliane,e, was
again 111.4:434e, aacl :g.4'te 'air ,round.:
Satisfaction. ' s•
. • This makee 'Lecknow the leading
'teetat,..of '•thegroinee.Witletheee gamea
• WOri 'Find 'Mine Jost. •
, :Wingharn "plaYed.:
Tuesday night, '• and e .the I;akeeide •
'Town again -.Offered defeet• an a !loci
toeglit' battle, the score' being" Again •
3-1 :against their), Kincardine shoufd
now play. Wingham• Winahain.
end it wee ••he taken th'ate this Will
mean another victory .for .Wingham
leeeknow has not • . yet • Met • 'the '
Wingharn team on their ,home ice.;
the . game, there having been post-
ott-•a1ECO-firit thaw. This '
.garne„',will, be Played Monday' next,.
and prove . the-ir get -interesting -
of the Serle% Should .Lueknow Win
it Will: be. ell over, and Oer.boys wiJI
have WQri' the ,:group. .I3ut, sheath.'
Winghem win, the result will be • a
tie, likelY ta.ebeebrokene•beeeheree
anwd...litheginhearngehrege::„ a•
ir• sheetei'v large •
of ice, and the •Lecknow keys Will be
up agairiet the herclest •propositiOn
of the seeker+, bee, the temp. is
flushed with victOry• and reey be de-
nendedittion to put up a ,great fight.
Here'el hoping!. . • • e
— . • ••
, CHURy.7.ii NOTES .
Oresbyterfan ' '•
At'. the . Meeting • Merida3r ,eVeriing
:the. Scrietete reading :wee 'taken by
Douglas MaeDmiald. Readings.: were
"eiVert, by. .'"Lorraine Br.absori 'thed, •
sf&t;- and M. Sherriff
read. a.. nurriber, of ,Babb.y Pbrna':,
erns, ....The • tonic," -"‘The. Litel: of. Rob-
ert Burns,'-' was' taken 'her Repa Car-
tuthers;-- -Mtesigal, •nembere . were. e •
e oh) : by Mrs. Aitehisbn • and ' „ eio,
lin selection by Dr'. (eddes. • 1 '
'The- United, Church
' The :Meeting. Monday .e'lenin tOok
the fore; .of a: !‘inock. parliantene;'.'•-a
'feature introdneed with a. view ‘.tO
: eiving yeung folk instracreon, in cit- •
• itenshin. It :is • proposed • to hold
meetingseeeife•qii-i,parlianient, -once
each month; the itext meeting to be
the evening of ,:February The '
eaeliamente proved Very -popular, ,and-
thete .wiee a large attendance ,
-Voting and' ' Dr. Newton teole,'the,..
•na'et • of . tieuteriant-GOVernoy;• W. L.
MaeXenzie eAll.SePrifee inieister, and
lfrecl.'finti'rew leader of the, Orme-
eitiore. with Dr. ,..Tohnston-•ae hi first
- A lively. •delete devel,
'26ned oYer. 4 gOvernr,iient ,,prOV.id,
, ing .for the taxation. of certain haehe
elot-eeel.:-Thesee whe stook' nare•: ',were
a.' I)... MacKenzie, , • Peeeia, ..Merdie,
Isabel- ••Creev, Johnston, Gordon,
Sta,tteee,' Hugh MaeInteeha. Phillip .•
'MacMillan, • A. E.• Feeserell„- 'K, Mere,
die, MeseeereW, . • Gant Obeli, Thonin,-
Son': Alf. "Andfretir, W. L. MacKenzie.
The reeetine was opened .., in the
reseal way. with hyrrine .afed nrayer.
'•ied Mrs..: Grew closed bee leading in
, the Benediction. ' •
A very old ;resident .of the''Town-
ship of Kinloss, in the persen • of
Mrs. Aditer MacDonald, parsed away
at her home. on , the 5th eCondessiononMondayof_t}jj,wc1. -Mrs.---Mac-
,f
Donald had gone "far beyond the a -
lotted ,span,„ having 'reached .the ad; ,
venced age of- 93 years, , :months
and- days'. Death-. was, , clue to the
infiimitiee .natui.7al to one, of .sae'n
advanced- years.- The deeeased; be -
fere het marriage to the. late Adam
MacDonald, was Miss, 'Ann Munro.
The family .Was among ' the 'barly
settlers.i;of thetoWnehip.
The funeral on Wednesday after,
noon,: was to Kinloss Cemetery. •
,
•
'FORMER LUCKNOW RESIDENT
DIES. AT TEESWATEtt
The- Teeeweter eNewa ;Of • Jantierk
2th contained a notice • Of the ..,death
f Mrs.. ;James •Roberttore of
deer. The, .famly will be remem-
ered by a nuieber in Ln -know' as. be -
re '.going to , 'Teasteater they -lived
ere. Mr, Robertson being miller in.
arge -of- the Treleaven_1;!:our Mill
lieer then occupied- the house in
hich Mrs. G...Maellae. 'resides,
Mrs.' .Robertson, heal., not ,enjOyd
90(P -health for a numbee, aif yea/s.
d shortly before her death 'elle *fie
ken': te the TeesWater• Hospital,
here She' passed '•• Mrs. Reb•••-
eson -wile a daughter of the :face
A7Vide ,...tairbeitne.. a, _
' Teeswater,-..-whr "lia-d-ornie-, fron-
roekvifle- 111 -1851. 5110 a!ii Mr.
'
i•tw"
teeire:.Teeltbetitter•!!7thp'Eir...:141d4tit..:;_weci;-;
ng in May of last
eknowe.Lodge Will'
a to'
• .• ••• 4410.P. SOCIAL'
social eVening in theft* lodge teem
• Priditee 'eadeing cif' this Week, . Yeing:
a leen' year should he es,
pecitilly good. their
,wfveil, or .140. Meads ,,and lteholcnba.'
-husb4nti4,--itiyito,—conotitttm.
•
YOUNG MAN IN TURNI3ERRY,
; :FATALLY, SI101':.
•
•
.
The lifeless body 'of Ewart - Link
later, a . young, men of Turnlierit
Townehin; was found in a been peeled"
by the family on: Thursday of ., .last
Week: Death was due to.a gen 'shot'
..wound in the head, and Whether the-
,sheetinge -was accylentilee 'bin elfzi
Meted will never •
The ,deceased had been.:fo,,Winzhani
in the • morning with a' load ofhogs
and- in the. afternoon dreveto a eleesb
farm in East WaWanosh, which , the
family owned. When he failed. to re-
turn hoirte at the expected
the evening,- his Tathe; beceenirig un,
easy lest • something inight have hap-
pened, : telephoned to: e _neighbor, 'whe'
lived across' tke, road •Itein the hush
Merit, asking, him ,th go and ede if
the son had left the. fariee Upon go-
ing to the "bare'. the. neiehbor found
,Ewart- lying dead On the floor, having
been shot in the ,heed, "'It is
that. eonditiOes 'Were. such 'az to sug-
gest , that the, shooting might 'not
have been accidental.. • ,
His-fritheri-- one "brOther in the
-West and e Sister survive,
DUNGANNON'
• There' peseed aevity ire the village
of Dimon one' OA eV 'Tuesday morn-
ing of this week, Mre, Donald e
ringten, at the nee of 8'4' yoars. and
18 days. " The funeral v•ill be on
Pride y afternoon xi geri n on •
Cemetery. . • • '
-For a fOurth. thee one hie& he
_
-'husinessi sectintreri-'Qu'oeir'St
Aiita been, 'wiped out by fire, Tho Amt.
fir e was forty years ago; the second
on july' 13th, 1888 the' fhiial time :ia-
Febreary 1906;• and the, fourth, Jnnu,
ary 17th, 1928, It looks like the um-
tortenete. pert of ,ItiPloy, but
dently, has been rebrilit, each- time
,Here's hoping 14 wilt Again rise from
1;8 '1048.'44E41*Y
. $1, 'HELENS ::
W. 'visitor
•Weth, daughter, Mrs....Gen.. Walk;
er,,,in 'East. 'W'awanosa. :We ,Cengeettie
Tate Mr. and "Mrs, !Wallser upen, the
-recent ' arrival of son • • ":
Mrs.:. 'George McAobeits. and
have the. ,synipathi, eif, the
;cerreinuieity,",•epere the, death: ortheir
ritother., „Mre. -Haines. ' • :
' .elise Ethel TRobertson :of ,.:Luck4
;riew,, is 'spending a' fete, week, the.
'guest of Mr. and Mrs., J. A37( 'Rdtlier,,.
• • The reguler'' MOeting, Of: ''NOm;
ein'S 'Institute • will be held: at •Mrs.
R. • Iktiller'0,. on , Tharsday, • Feb,
2nd. 2,4011 " iffereee , Wake,. of•'.
Ceeleing•• 'Meat.'? ••Subject;•-•e`Preser-'
.eatieus,- 404.t,-.: ch,aege Of, Mrs
D. All the ladies Of ,the com-
, are invited. .,„ • "
Mrs. R. Miller apd 'Mrs. Wal-
. lace Miller -returpedr On -Thursday,
,after a week's visit with friends at:
.'G°1.dleteri..eshp.ecia .feature Of the
G. Meeting next Friday eeening. will
be ' a debate .hy four kimag • men of
the society :The •subjeet Resin -Veil
that Canada offeree .greater ':oppor,
ennitiee for a young man than the
Unitdd State?. ' • • • •
• All those: interested •are requested
--to- attend -a- eeting -the-e-'Be-efe
Ring next 'MpriclaY night; Jan. ',30.01,
in the • . •
The Women's Inatitute are plan-.
to .sered A- bale of „clothing to a
needy • part of ••• Nciethera Ontario:
Anyone wishing • to ,help • please
• bring contributiOne • to the meeting
eakt Thursday. , • '
•• Mr. Peter' MacKeneie." of Ln'riditie
.8aelce ad. and Mrs. • Dougal
Maclieneie of Tiverton, „were visit-
ors M. and Mrs. MacKenzie •
Webb last week. ' •
• .0n lvIgnday evening . of S.,this week'
members' of. the' Women's' Institutee
-eireertairieibetireitenlisb-arela dild'arefe
ilies: to oyster sapper an d ; ban-
quet. Aft*. eill7hed done justice " toe
the fine Supper the. following toasts
were given, Rev. % II; G. 'Whitfield
very capably perforining the duties
f toast rneeter: that to the Ring,
etoposecl by Mt, Denied Phillips and
fesponded-toreby the 'Singing of The
'atiQnal: Anthem ;. • that''.: to ,' Our
Connery, proposed by, Mr.- George
•
Stewart, and erespOnded „to by Mr:
Ramage; „ that to the ...Home was ,
ierepeeed_ :byeMr. Wallace Miller and,
frs. Ram,age . responded. 'Mr..- .Joe -
''Th Anderson'proposed the toast 'to
the, ;Wonien's ,Institute; and • .Mrs.
Creerge. Webb teplied.:. ,Our :Guests.:
WAS nroposed by Miss Mary Rutle,
sieford and resPonded to by . Mr: W.
t.' Miller and by seiieral other guests:"
(.4)111n:unity siriging. was enjeyed
al -
o bettveen :the' toasts. A short pro -
was: given, :eoneisting of :music.
. 'ay the orchestra, 'duet Mrs.
Stewart and Mrs i .Whitfield, With,
'eiolin ,ectoninanirnent
Wifitfield• ane, Stewart; a, reading by
Mise ' Margaret Theme C'ommunity
-Singing broughte splendid "evening's
entettainment to a cloSe. - • '
,
:United 'Ciniech ' Annual -Meeting.
• The., 'anneal meeting • Of .the Se
Helens. United.' Church Was ..held .; in
the basement of the . , church • on
Tuesday ,eeeninge January 10th. Evi-
dence of the, jeitetest, of the people
in their ' ••church's welfare was seen
:byellie Splendid., numbers in which
they, attended .the meeting,' The buei-
nees Was. transacted ..expeditiously,
rece in a thorough and satisfactory
aenere; One itent' for cbrisideration
nd settlenient was the Matter Of
10 installation Pfe a..DeleO lighting
,steiree. 'After elite' deliberation, the.
nelesion teas% Arrived at that, ow -
to the. anfrequencer eof the oceae
one' necesSitatiag, the ,itee- Of :lights.
(since, .the
service is in the A:IVL) the
periditure did net justify itself.
The congregation- received , with
Kele end appreciation .thereports
ecommitteee-endelteadee of '-depart;:
epts, indecAtieg ' as they did,: •the
idence Of. teal effort on 'the •Part,
• lea -deka, • and - Splendid ,co7Oliefa:
on atheng Members... Wordseof:ap,
'eclation . were speken.. to the choir
edgy and inembera, • and the con-
•egation signified R7,illingiiess.
"aseerite ,any responsibilities seen
' to, inenr in, "purchase ,of
o which would assist the choir in.
itePortant ' work of :•ferishing-
0reh. miisie. A. very gratifying
atUre. of the • Meeting was, the. ie. -
needier!, • disclosed ,regarding the
Urdh's finances. . In every • depart_1'
ent the allocOionS had been:. ex.:1
eded. The propos'ed M. '8z E. hud-
e was ' successfully :Met: and de-..'
ite ',unusually „heaey, finciricial bur -
tis
,during the. year, 'the treasurer
ported a balance of cash , on hand
0veriel',2000. • The toill amourit
i.edi0 197for all oo 'pose ` 'NI/4S
37,60, A well founder optimiene
eealls.'• The proepecise
••,..i,erk-. bright:- • •
- RI1ILEY48 • NEW. Att,NA.
.', We last Week made, the Statecnont,
.thaf the • opening of the- neW arena,
' lay.rhad,heert• luistperied:. ft:ont--
the- •eyenirree•of' ilre,*-17tif —Vitali' ---the-,-
..tii. .:114.1.,..„3.o.:_believ.,,e;_-,b-s. •-been..1
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..0,on sift 0)- e d,„...fuLt;Wc.,....Ids.a....lman : alien...
7tiortod, ,irnil,:Ftlii
tp opening ''''kwta '', did. Mr
the 3.7th, -.71veas, a splendid ' age -
,'ss,' about '190 spectatots being in'
to ,enjoy ',the 'teternoty , --ina• tbe,
.-tatile, . ' 1 , , • - '
, • The arena ie a• flee', etrecture "lied '
,
, right tin. to the '• infinite ii
it equn-:
inent, : It is a credit ' to the village,
and SUagetts what *likely to be
one ,of the permanent inatitrations of
i1j't0Wris lirisl ' Villages 'hi
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The Biefl, 1 . -The Brea4
.61 ilealth'.. 0 I.4.- .. .of Health, .
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. opR, MOTTO IS ,QUALITy-, AND:-.; SERYI,CE., • ' ' .
,Our Qualify, :Hoino ll'Iacle,' Whole Wheat a.l!id Raisin Bread ploke than
. , • "Atio.:tke bill"- far Bread Satisfactida, '': • .- r .
Jelly Rens, MapleWainut Tarts, Ras tib,erry_ Tartlets;;" ,Raspberry •'
Fruit ; 4'eLt Roils those iiu* Oatmeal geOkies, Cpfe
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Men's Ifeayy • Tweed • Shirts, Special price 69e;
Heavy Rib Knit Underwear, • Special, :price.:
Cornbination Underwear, Special price
Eget Quality Overall, Special - 'price • . . e• -$2.50 -
Lined jackets, large sizes, Spec al price
Ladies' 'Fleeced Blooniers; Special Price .-.......
Heavy. Worsted Hose, Special price
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Mr. and Mrs; Nelsen' Bushell and
little daughter,: Eileen, epent the
•past ,taeek in, Toronto,. Mr; Bushell
• teok in the National Fertilizers'
-Convention held' there. • •
Mr. and "Mrs, Dieiceneen' arid chit-
'dren spent Sunday at Mr. Robert
,felcederee., '
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The Pebtriary, Meeting ' of the
Women's- Institut e will be held at the
henie of Mrs. Eldon Eckeeseviller.
fieector, Mfg:" M. Gernbie.'
Old' Age 'Re,tardedi rs., tV. Thorep-
, see. Roll cell. A Valenthia Rhyme,
etch Committee, MO, Alf, Hed-
eine, •Mre. 'les. Conley, Mrs. Walker..
Aire, & Ackert. Evereqdy
Mom, called • en his old friend, '21, r.:
lahn-PurYisi- Tuesday, 7
van,. Kansas,: City, who. ere 'called.:
Iteee, oWieg to the death ..:pf their.
in-olaii;r,haVe-rettirried .to their WeSt:,
ern horn •
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grs., Woodcock' 'and l‘Ms. Horne,
of, Sarnia, ,whoi "attended. the
itmeral the .forritees sitor, Mrs.
Denev:an, have returned hartic'
Miss Iny Erodyne ,gbup to Joh n Little ',.Couresott„.Coisy
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JANUARY 27 & 48
Fields
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THE POTTERS"
With COmedk. , •
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Tonsilitis,, for Cough „ Bronchitis.
Croup, •Catarth, Whooping -cough.
Quinsy, 'Sore throats and Tensil.erou,
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Don't forget the. Box 'Social .,and
Play which was pestponed last Frie:
lay e -and% Which will. , be giVe
en in ,the, Orange Hall here on -Fri.
la evening, Jan.! 27th.. „
Mr. Win. "ICtiox, Of -LiffieriekeeSitek4e
eeitheielii-law,.* Mr. Rechaid Gardner
-whom, We are glad "teeesiieele"e-eeinee
Mharilir0110MT7iff5t,P4101.
". A few ft•om Zion attended • the
• Ainek lieldeby 'theLuck-
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eiow,,VoungePtdp14's ;the .
tinited 'Church, Lacknowe Minidaa
tight, It proved quite entertaining
and inatructive.
Mrs, ' Herb ,Caesar ef Dungannon,
fias returned horne„: • after Spepding
some ' time in .flife Oder* '
Otratfordovbete 1110-- ted
rn ebuntry, togition, s ;,1 P. 8
trirelid:P;t•Ztont ar re,40ntly •4sviot
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