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• $2.00PER YEAR IN ADVA.i4"op • 22.40 ,(YrItEilWisg
DR, W," M. CONNELL
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PhYtilc!an; and, Surgeon
• Lecknow,„
Roars 1.3.0-3.30 7-8
:Phone ge
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RENTIST .
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Dr MacLeod , will , visit. , Lacknow
„ every • • Tuesday, in Pr.' . Connell'a
.. Office: • . ,
DENTIST.
i r
Pr.' R. lo. ,Traiee)'eao,,' ItucknceV---
°Ver.. :Peeker's ' , Store. " „Extraction
•, ".either by 'gas , or IiicaL ' Will be in
Diingatifion every TinirsdaV PhOzies3
Cleo, A. Siddall„-..LueldieW, -' Broker
and Real Entate.-Money to lend oz
first: mortgages on farm proper
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04 at 6 and 6% per cent according
to Security offered 'Mad email.
amSunts on second mortgages • on
. farm .. properties and on personal
notesA few good farnir for, sale
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WALL PAPER -A. full line of 1928
•Wall Paper on hand. Prices from 8c
up1 am alsoagent for leading job
houses. --7R. . J. Cameron, Decorator
Peinter and Grainer, Box , 174, Luk
,now. .
• LOGS WANTED '
•" We; the Uedersigned, hereby an-
nounce, that We are in the market to
buy all ,:kinds of logs suitable' for
lumber, and as we require the lumber
for our furniture- factory,--we-are in •
,a po' hition to pay the higthest ,market
prices. In letting us have the mater-:
ial you are encouraging home indus-
try. For particulars call'us by phone
or call at our office. -The Lucknow-
• Table Co. -J. * Button, Man. '
RAW-FURR.L.----ram paYing-Inghest-
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market _price far. all kinds of raw
furs. -A. Blitzstein, _Phone 15, Luck--
iiow.' (10-1/-tf)
..LOST -A• hound -black and 'white
, •
with some ten and white spots on.
tnp of necks Finder:: pleaAe. • nOtifY.
George :Swan, R. 3, ,Lncknow. .
• AUCTION , SALE ,
At Ackert pron..' Farm, HolyrOod;
TueSday, -February: 21.: 30 Holsteini
heifers due to 'fteshen,,,frena,:time of
to May '1st; 2 calves and 5 young
Cattle; team geed, Work horses;_. brood
sow with litter of pigs 5, weeks
John Purvis, Ape.
HOLYROOD
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Mrs. ----Milton- toner& 'fbrinerlY: Of
,
liethanY, is ;renewing old- ii.c4itain-
tancearound- here.
• Mr..' arid. Mts. Will ' Percy attended
. • • • •
'the funeral, of the late Mrs.:"HenrY
Moniton, of .Port Elgin, formerly a
resident Of Kinlough. Mrs.. liercy,
la slater of the deceased, has • been
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with her the past
• . The ,regular : nieetins• of the :Hely-
rOod Women'spiistittite Washeld at
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LOdAL, ANP• GENERAL 0
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Mrs, E; ..Hollynaan: is spending,. the
'week 'with. friends ' in 4entreitt:"
Mr R.. S: Wilso'n and tem', Donald;
returned hone Tuesday, after 'spend-
tyeo weeks "at ,Wipdser: ' .
Winnifred • Douglas has gene
to,Leidon, :where. ahe has entered -Ut.
Vieforia. abipital
• as nuts-in-'tMin-
the home et:Mrs. Eldon Eckeeeiviller
Iast Thursday, .with the. president,
.1;' Hadginsi in the chair. Meet-
ing Opened with singing of the Ode.
It was decided -go hold • the annual -
At
HomeKSiday; February 1.0thi in
the halt. MR ,Almer Ackert., gave.
.a 'reading, "Be a Sport; „It's the lit-
tle Things in Life -that . A
'eading, "Only a Working Girl,". was.
iven by Mies Leona, White. • Miss
lorence-Hodgine favored us With a.
ety pleasing' sole, . accempanying,
r.self. Abdut , forty members were
• resented. . Rings were presented to
the Misses Audrey II9dginsand Lexy
' Bell; who will take up training ; as
•nurses' in the "near future/. Meeting
elottee with the , National , Anthem.
Lunch wits .sierved by the coiernittee.
FOURTH CON. I IISLOSS
After spenaing the past .week, at
home; Mr: .3.. Wesley Joynt- :returned
on :Teesday to London; • to, Undergo
-tospital treatment • '
Mrs:, (Dr.) Elliott was in London,
Jaturday :of lost week, to attend the
o: •
,narriage of her. niecet Misa Wird-
.Elliott, and •Mr : Ian MaeRae.
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The • regular ;meeting tit the Viroin.;
,In's Institute: willhe held .at the
home- of Mrs. D. 'M., Johnstone on
z.?riday afternoon of this: week' at the
aSeal-houts
Mi. and Mre. Frank Tyler were in.
:tovip for a fear; days last ' week, when
moving- from Hanover te Thedfetd,
:there Mr Tyler 'cOntinue, in the
iervice 'a the c.w,R.
seliseriber,' writing last
eek, said thet :they oad .had a very
seVere winter so far : :11013e
springs 'etereal in the western,hreaet;
'he' added that ,it was new better' and
that some . spring birds had: returned
the-kind:-thatget,--the__Worm • no
,
doubt. • e
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•THE BEAR AND HIS SHADOW.
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There apPears;O:te a difference' of
opinion as . tO whether' the. li,Pat; on
venturing forth last Thursday; Could'
or' could not see ,his 'shadow,. Welk,:
at times he could. and 'at times he.
louldn't,- and in some placea coeld.
and other • places.: he --cbuld not. 'So.
weconclude that 'bruin • was :a . Much
perplexed aiiiinal. and wisety Went
back .to
.o 0-o--.
AT...IT AGAIN
AR.
1.14C11(110W, ONT.; THURSDAY, FtISFIUAllY 9th,- 1928.
EgtIci.irr l(OVNG 'VE • •,4
• • • : -,SUDDR,ILY" ixOp
Our , ,...votninunity 1,was greetly,
Woelcad, and. Saddened on Tuesday,
,by Wining that Allan Murrlecht..
bright :lad , of :fourteen, .a.n of :Mrs,
G Murdcch, had died about neon,
Ilis. death Was ;due to what. ,:waa
thotight a slight accident' of the eve-
ning; before, .and of;whch few had.
heard ''"
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With a' number of boirs and; Oils,
of. his :age he :had. 6en- 'skating on
the river helper Mrs. Glint dwelling.
'n the dtin light he failed td Hee a'
fence wire which, crosses' the river,
and this caught ' him over :the . eye,
.threwing him backward, so that his
„head hit the ice with considerable
force. He was rendered encOnscioes
ter a short time, but in a few min-
utes • tesuined the sport, e.nd later
went lionie, feeling little the worse
for the mishap. In the 'nuirning. he
,did not feel well: enough to go " to
and remained at home. ;When.'
his mother returned home- shortly
befote noon, he complained of feel-
ing sick, and Dr. Johnston and _Nurse
Elva Johnston were called in. • BY
. ,
this time. he Was sinking rapidly, and
in: less than an hour hp‘pased \away.
'The, likelihood is that a small blood
vessel luid been ..broken, and that a .
7lot of-r-hleod had f it:P"'-nfed on , the --
1
brain - • •
?The, only way we•ean account fot
the erratic„ands-unsatisfacto'ry beha-
.
. ,
viour of the weather man is that he
,earrforvit ' the
varied 'predictiOns'of- the --weather.
'preellets. : After 'a week • 6f real
worth -while 'winter, with PiCiOd roads,.
„we are now (Wedeesiday) treated to
-another thaw and rain; which is un-
dbing "nll 'the gOOd .yo. • 7.
Mr. Wm: _McConnell!, 'who has
been in Londea the.....past summer, is
visiting with friends in and .around
Ripley. • • ' -' •
Miss Margaret Black ,visited .last
' ;
• BORN,
Ifitehie-;r"n the Township of Ash,'
field, on February fst; 1928, to Mr.
and. Mrs. I Ritchie, .a son.
MARRIAGE,.
MacRae -El liott' - On ' Saturday,
February at London, • by the
Rev:, 3. S. Hardie,: fornierly of Ash-
field, Winifred. V. Elliott, niece of
Mts. Elliott and the late Dr. A. G.
Elliott of LticknOw; to Ian MacRae,
Strathroy,. son of Mr:. and Mrs. jOhe:
_ _
NacRae, Ashfield, Ontario. •
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DANCE AT ',LOCIIALS11
A literary contest anti dance: Under
auspices of Union li.F.W.O., will he
held in Lochaleh. Hall, Friday eve-
ning, February 10th: Adinission 5(0c.
Ladies with boxes free..•Sec'y.
DANCE.•
Under auspice's of the . Lucknow •
Fite CompanY, in the Town. Hall,
Feb.- 15th. ;0ld and new dances.
Dancing from 9 , o'clock ,to 2 a.m.
Lunch served. Music by • Arthur's
Radio Orchestra. Tickets' $1.00. Ex-
tra lady' and ' gall9ry 25c.
Xrriingements for the date of the ,
funeral are not Made at time of
writing, -
•Ijealthy-leoking boy, always Well -be -
and. among his schoolfellows
was, a .great favoiite Sinee the two
boys -went to Toronto, be was
the only, company- of his 'mother at-
. , .
home, and to her the blow will be
heaviest of all. Needleis to say, the
fainily„ havethe sympathy of the en-
tire comiciunify. ./
It will be recalled; that ".• Allan's
, father, Mr. J.'•ds Murdoch, died. quite
, insidenly :on February . 22114,. 1915,
eaving . widow" and three „ -ng
on At that time .Allen. was • just
:ten months old. •
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NOTES
week witk dox;--,--Tenth-
.Misi Martha " Sutherland. We are
. • ,
;glad. to say,„ is. well enough to rettirO_
to herhonur.--- -
Mtge Irene Morgan spent an eve -
*deg last week, with. Mrs. A3. Brack-
enridge., 6 •
• ' Mre. John Button anti ' 3:
ltekW1th Ir
R. gain. ,
▪ - A./number. of. the ...v..01.1r11, and Sixth
'• concessions attended-th0.-dAnOa.,,,..A44,
Friday . night, put, ow. by .the
nntint Club
MaSter Lester • Itactnotit. Who.' 'has
.1been .111., for sdnie tifne, is ptagrees-
' hig faVablY. • •'
Mr. and grs, gae.,Gregor, left,
on Saturday :for their home in Al-
berta,. see -Orr -kg. Rome weeks
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visiting friends near Kintsib •
Mr, Tom' Quigley returned to De-
treit this Week, after spending his
vacation at his hoitie Kingsbridge.
lit.; Mr. Dave Stewart sPeist ai few
days last week at CollinkwOod.
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Card; of '; ,Thanks•-::
sinterely thank the
on of the Kinloss • dihtrict for dona-
tion whkh. Meby
:thefiefiSiltet- Ori, ;Jelin arrlt," '1928.-
yery , Gratefully,. •
our Brother, Wni ItYan.
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.• SOCIAL: •POSTPONEP . •
The Bebekah. Lodge. _ 89091an-
or-thri.
week,. has • been indefinitely, post-
poned;
CIIIIR,C11 NOTES
• LuelcnoW Pid#4. will .24
tend 'divine, s�rvice at the Anglican,
Chuich," 'S141;444 morning, ;:Feb. 12: ,
Brethren.. tire 'requested to :ingeb at
the ,lodge • teen) at .10 o'clock! a, in:
:Visiting brethren ;Welgenie..• ,
The,. annatilirme,eting, of. the .';alcit,2.
,now ,United Church will be :held the
evening of: Wlednesdey, • Petty lfith.
•Before . the hneifiees'., Meeting, at '8,30 .
•,'clock, a . supper Will he served....in-
the baieine.nt ge the adult. copgrega7
•tion; conprienetng.at
Mr. R. A. Grant 'is visiting friends
• • •
in Sarnia.
, ,
young Man prepared. to stay,
arrived at the home of •Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Ritchie on February 1st..
We extend a hearty Welconie to the
little 'stranger. 6
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Mr. and -Mrs. J. Wylds ef Ripley,
spent the -week -end with Ashfield
'
Preihytethin W.M.S. An •
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Mts...C. H. 'MacDonald presided': at
the tegular *eating, held' on the: 1st
Inst. We were Tied to have • Mrs.
.Ewan MacKenzie with. Us. She took
he Bible Study. The introduction to
oiir new Study Book, "The Royal
Road," was. taken by the President,
and Miss Carrick. Mrs. II, Mullin
gave a reading; :MrS,' Fraser of Bay-
field, .in a short, interesting talk,' told
is about their work there. ; A solo
was given by: Mrs. P. .Steward
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United ' Church .Y.P.S.
The meeting Monday evening was
versed with :repeating the • Lord's
Prayer in unison. Miss Isabel Craw,
read the Scripture lesson.,rA reading
•
O n '"Covetousness" was ' given by
Lena Robinson. The ',topic; ."A Hand-
ful of Gold;"---ww-taken--tby-7,-Mrs:-
Buewell. Three short readings on
prayee, were: ","T'allt to 'God First Be -
Sore You Talk to Men," by Wilhel-
mine -Agar;, , of Prayer," by.
Katherine Hamilton... "A, Here of
Prayer," •hy ;
A feature of the 'meeting-- next.
Monday evening will be a sitting of
the,:_moekparliament, atwhich the
advisability of encouraging immigra-
tion will be debated. •:
mgLgrig-'. •
ftiends:
•Mt. and MiS. John. MacRae. -were
in London on Saturday, 'attending
the 'marriage ,of their • eldept son, `Mr,
Ian ,MacRae, barrister,'. Of, StrathroY,
to Miss • Winnifred ..43f .
Luck-
flOW. The young couple .haVe the
best `wishes' Of their many Ashfield
frtende., • • • .
The Kintail branch of the Wom-
en's Institute held ,a very,, successful
leap year dance in Kintail Hall last
Friday evening. There was a large
*crowd and all enjoyed the good. time;
MeSars. ./Ohn Fatrish and Donald
MacLean attended the nieeting of
the 'West Wawansish 'Pim Insurance.
Co., in Dungannon last FridaY.' ,
The Ashfield council. met
on Monday of this Week. The officers
for 1927 were all re -appointed, with
the exception, of the, aiseisor. Thal
office gees. to Mr.: john O. Dalton..
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SEED CLEANING •
--:-..DEMONSTRATION •
•
meeting of the shareholders of
the ball, St HelenSp.will be held on
Monday ,evening, Feb; )3th, '' at 8
olciOck. ...&:-,full•-attendance .
ie -
quested
Mies Lila 'Hemphrey is a visitor
with -her sister; Mrs. George Walker,
in East WaWanosh.' :
. Miss ',Robb' Ashfield, , was a week-
•'ind. visitor'. with •Misb 'Muriel 'Miller.
Mr, Culbert. attended , the. annial
Normal School "At-FHorne"-in-Stratz.--
ford on •Friday., '
Zourist.tioines Watited-
PartieS- Willing ,to rent roermifii"
Sccomodation .to.motorists, season Of
1928, in tueknow, in Or at interme-
• coMmto EVENT •, chide points on or near `, Highway),
Reen Frklay evening,' tapvfioin $00t� .$2500, In their.
an ;open 'tinter to see ,Xyclone_Sa...11Y".. own . home, 'serving Of Meets option -
at thefrolvn titlatiow-:an0 al. For patticniard write- now : - to
thus help boost tlie Armenian Roller Tourist Service, 04 Wyatt. St, -,
104 don, ant, ,
LUCKNOW HIGH' "K/1601;
REB,0RT.-.-4ANUARY
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1,45400%; 11:;--96-44 0,
'1P -Failure,.•
Abient.
• Form
Subjects eicamined:-Alg., Br.; His-
•••.'
tory, Afgar.
A; D. Anderson 2 C, 2 F;;
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Andrew 20, 2 '1' C. ••131itsetein,
.1T; E. Buswell 1-111, 1 Op,. F; R.
Carruthers Chesnut , 1 111,
1 Q,.): 1,7; A. Colwell
1 F, 2'A; D.". Grant -,1, F:(upper); A.
Fisher. 1 11 (upper), 1 III; 1 C; M.
Hackett 1 C, .2 IP; M. Hamilton 1 III,
IV; M. ilenderorr -1.*F; E. Johnston:
111, 1 III; •.MacDonald 1 F, 2 A;
K. MacKenzie 1 :c.
MacKinnon 1 i; . P. Nixon 1 IP
(middle), 1 F (upper); , W. Nixon
1 III, 1 F; M. Pepper 1 111, 1 C, 1 F;
E. Smith. 1 (upper), 1 I •• (middle
1 C; M. Thom 1 1, 1 F; R. Turner
I P; 2 17; M. Watson 1 I, lc; N. Wil-
7,on. f. III, 1.•F,; M. MacKerilie 1 C; J.
MacKenzie 1 F; S. • MacNeil :1 II; D.
Sawyer 1 F; M. McQeillin 1 F 1 A;
M. Macintyre, not examined.
F. E.
Form it •.
. Examined. • during • January. in ' sub-
jects of :Latin, English ; grammar,
•Brown
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.1 II; 1"III, 2 F; . E. Burt A; Ai' A.
Cameron2 F • M he1T1 2 F. A.
.Hinter ;1. C; ,3 F; M. Lane I:III, 2
cl Lira MacDonald . 1 I, 1 II. OIL 1 d;
11. MacDonald 2 1, 1 II; flit; Jean
,
Iver -2 I IC- Jew' MacKenzie
1111; M. MacKenzie 111; „ P. „ Mc-
Neil 1 H,t1 111, 1 C, 1 'P ; V. Sherriff
11, 1 11, • 2p • E. Sherwood 2F; M.
Wiisen. '1 I, .1 II; 2 C;
111: MacIntyre: A F; W. Agar. 1 F;S.
eM.•,ea(ind'iion1
C'1FII6F;r'it•IER
E.
Hilt
Johnston -A;. J. Martin 1 F;: R. Tur-
ner 11, III. '
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Studentshave been, tested in Ft.,
Can. Hist., Alg. Ackert I C,
3 A; A. Andrew .1 I, 1 111, 11?;
J. Dirabioh 21,- 111. 1 III;
t;on 311, 1 III Brooks 3 V, I, 'A..;N. Browne •
12ICL; 'IBI.IGI;aridi(1-14'rll'AII, 3 P6;
-c.-greer.,14;t...111,.. 1 d, IP; A. gam,
iiton I II, 3 0;. G. Hamilton 1 I, 3 F;
T. Henry II, I Hi, 1 c, 1 A; M. John-
ston 1 C, 1 F, A;'. D. MacDonald 1-1,'
211, 1 C; P. :MacDonald 1,II„ 1 C, F;
L. MacDougall 1 I, 211, 1 III; C.
Macintosh 3 II;'MacKenzie!
111. 1.F. Jessie MacKenzie 2 II, C,
Miss' Bessie and Mr. : Clarence
M,urdie of -Lucknovl., were the guests
if Mr. and Mrs. D. Todd one day
last week.
Mr., Frank Todd 'has recently. had '
a: furnace 'installed in his house by 1,Fr M. MacKenzie ). I ; It MacLeod
Muidie & Son, pucknow.". • /2 I, 1 II, 1 III; ": S. MacLeod 1 C; , B.
Messrs: Gordon Aisphersdn aba Martin .1 II, :1 III,. 1 (.1, 1 F;, J.; Mar -
SINGLE COPIES 0, 0*TE'
• :Of Health, The Brea
The Bread
Our Quality Home -Made, Whole Wheat and Raisin Bread is the loaf
OUR ' MOT, T.0 IS sgpUEAcLIIATT:' AND IC
hat s all pure . • . SERVICE.
niEealth
Virainat 'Tarts, Date Triangles,' Jelly Rolls, Iced 'Rolls, Rose
Tart,s; Clieleea Buns, Retain Pies; ' Strawberry Tartlets.
HOLLYNIAN'S ,BAKERY
• one 36, • ,Lucknovv.
phi:n.16'75
6oult
ont..
ORE"
FBBR1JARY SPECIALS
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Men's ,All -Wool Underwear, .large sizes only .....$2.19
• Men's Natural Wool Drawers only , ...$1.95
Heavy „ Tweed Pants, • 38 and 40 _ .........
Blue White Stripe, Overalls, 'size ' to 4q ▪ ..$1.35'.'
Cotton Flannel' Shirt ......... :....$1.65
Heavy. Sox and Mitts
Girls' Sweaters • , .......$1A9
Boy Sweater Coats .... .. . . . ;...98e.
Stocktakingis over,. and, new Spring merchandise is ,arrivirig.'
You • will find it Iiiteresting. to walk through our Store, and
inspect
new shopping', system It's easy to 'Shop here.
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Hamish MacFarlane w'ere week -end tin A 1, 1 111,• 1 C, ' F; . menarY
Bluevale.
Murdoch 2, H, 1 III, 1
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visitors; , at the 'hitter's' hoine. near II, 1C, 2 F; Middlaton 4-11; A. ,
, 1 c ; E. Nixon 3 ., 1F; i E.` Reid 2 I,
, The Public Library vvili be open 1 III. M Richards 2 II, • 1 C, 1 F; E.
Tuesday evening of each week from Ritchie 1.-i, 1 II, 10.; 1 F; L. Sawyer
7 to 9.30 o'clock instead of Saturday. -
4 i ; • A., Smith. 1 I, 3 II;': J., 'Stewart
Miss Irelen Miller has'been appoint- 1.I 2 II ' 1 III.; E. Sherwood 1 F; ,E.
ed Librarian. • , Vint 1 I 1 III. Webster 4 F..
Miss Lulu ''Weatherhead was home E.: G. Murdie.'
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from Whighain over the' Week -end.,
MTS. Beligledetrft left, on Monday WEST WAW`ANOSII,
.for Toronto, ' where she has secured . FIRE INSURANCE CO.
a -position.
• The. Ontario Dept, of ‘,Agriculture
0111 give seed cleaning' dernotuitra-'
tiene throughout the proVince, corn' -
mencing this month,' by means .of e
Wiiich will stop, ita nitinherAfpoints
in with county. Demonstrations will
be .given from 9:09 a.m. to -V o'clock
,p.m. each, titty, • .
• This train will be/ at Kincardine
,ort 'March tad* Ain& at • Link:tow,
March 8r4 .
'I -Wien Countyit411i -.136 at
Brussels, March 5th, and -at Wing --
haft,. March stet.
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A "lectureflv an expert', *ill be
given' each day at o'clock, - on,
farm oreps,',Inseat pots, wiltdso
oil* .0001 98 1,0$ we*
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ANNUAL MEETING
. Mrs. Ferguson of Auburn, ig a vis-
• _
itOr with her daughter, Mrs. Chester Tlie annual meeting' of the policy -
Taylor.
. holders of the . Wet Wawanosh Mu.
The annual meeting of the U.F.O. ,... • • ' • ' .
was held Monday evenin ' When tual t'ire Insurance Company was
, ong, ,-
the old officers were • re-elected.. A held at Dungannon, on P..iday after -
meeting will be held next , Monday noon of last week; with a large rep -
evening, when after the business is resentation present . William .G.
euchre
d .. •• ' • 'k
transacted, afi.........;......hour will bo spent at Thompson- of Auhurn' president," pre-
dieckers ansided, while the ' secre ary's and
• PURPLE, GROVE treasurer's reports were presented.
In ,1927 the rate of 20 cents per hull -
The U.F.W.O. held their, meeting dud' was in force which is ccinaid-
at ,Mr._ V. E. Gawley's, last Friday, qred very_ cheap insurance. The loss-
night.
, es' paid during the year Were $22o -
Mr. and Mrs. John Collins spent.
t_ un ,ar, a. „... .,,_,_____. ,,, , ' 482.05, -1-nid ilotwithstandirig-thir factS d ,f t--ArAl, J.. .par,..rapeyig,=on ITc. • • - ' -
:- -e company, was able t- lay away
the 6th Con: , •- -
. ,
Miss V. McDonald ha3 gone
LuCknow for a few„,week-s• • °
,Miss Sadie , ,McFacidgen of Tieet,
t9n, was ' the • guest of ' Mis. Milton
Wiileti'lliet-Weelt"-,;-„,,-- ---.;--•::cliairmaniuring-,-the relections:1,-.Alex.",
fre
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'.$3;900. "The pelicies; Whith to*
number 4,302, Were increased by
dating the srear, Covering a risk of
n2;660,665. . The assets amount, to '
$488,215.39, A. 13. Pentland Was
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ea
Creation
NO. rain cheeks.• issued• •
•_enjoy,. a —game night or
day in any weather, "any
season Of the year—end
melee: tire of this greatest
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• wheninoorppl:ysber on our 06.
i'`e1Pe
• AwnBruninrick equipment.,
Jack Cain's Bird Room'
ph:110k plug into, any wall ,Or light
socket --.:that's all Timein to
your favorite station„ and' allow the
wealth of rich, .mellow tone which
this superb bistrument, will draw .
from the ether to ' •tell its oW11
story.
No batteries -A, B or are . need-
ed with ' the , DeFeeest: Crosley
"'Royal Series" electrie models -no'
separate eliminatorst-teadyf or in-
stant use Wherever 'there is an
electric 'Outlet.
Priced $268;00: •
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F. T. ARMSTRONG
JEWELLER -- LV.CKNOINT
amemasow
Ala
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Miss Martha Robertson retuttied. ander Nicholson of Lueknow, Wdham
horae-friinr--Ripley--this -week; 1cQtul1ui, Lucknow, :and Harry„
Nier; itna g.• --•d• -lialke1di4Goclerich the, fetiring ltree
children litive gene ta "lfoi.4... .rettifiied:=_tO:Affie'hy::,Ite:=-:
elaination. The directors. of the cool -
Visit the hitter's mother. ,
• panY •net at the close of the, meet -
Mr. Cleveland • Hill spent a• few
,days ,recehtly, visiting AC m. ing,, when the following leers were
• ,•Arow
' Preside
• .bleetedi , "nt, lianei G.
Mrs. jack ,Emerson "visited. her
parents. Mi. and Mts. Ralph, Nixon,
lea -week.
A omber„fronT hero, attended the.
crow.0: mestiol held al ,
giliel$1i'lf RiP14111 en Tialeday.
Thompson; vice-president, Williain
O. Watson) Auburn; secretary) Thos;
G. Alien; 13imeanneer "treasuiet,••
Themes Stiithetso Ptill$111110111 13,13414
tors1 Den*14 McLsan, Lkrtow, if*
;oho Wilgell,
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John ,Joynt; of Lifektiow, has
-
a large 'number of men eegaged in
cutting .logs and wood on his bush
farm t .north of ..Kinloss 'church., .
A large crowd from 'here attended
..the ornnge Social and, Dance` is the
L.:(1.1.,. Hall :last •Thursday evening,
OHnmd eory m's 6.1e11:t yest.uiy.
-daY last with Mr. John , McDougall.,
Mr. Archie Graham and Mr. ,Will
,Gollan visited last: ,IVIonday with,.Mr.
C'Mfrhr..°1111orilisl. iller, James Irwin and
Mark Gardner attend the LO.L.,
,Ceunty Meeting in Ripley on. Tiles -
day, last, „
Mr, . an4 4rs.W. 'Cook- tpent
day -last -With the .MoKay- -Bros, Oa
411itirlo
FAMILY THEATRE
,FRIDAY SA."11111DAY
FEBRUARY 1011.
Zane Grey's
"MAN OF THE FOREST"
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An intensely interesting .story
of love and :daring in the early .
days of the :West
AlSo4 CaniedY.,
Admission 35c. & 20c. ,
COMING7., - -
"DIPLOMACY" •
anMissr6F. c
ler.e. Pent
Sunday., last' Witk
dm
.her parents,,
Mr:. John McPherson o Holyrood,We iare'glad' to reprt :that. .Mr.:
'pent Frida? Iast with Mr • Kenneth
.,„.
'Roderick ..Oatriibell,;. who 1114' been
'seriously 111, Is now improving.
YOTli logs', to the LiicknO*,
4.6e.d...;..•Ortgeei..-.4.01).1...---,itacli.Y18...r...,aPCL..1., -
Table CO: ,„ Logs Measured On
cash ; •paid on delivery.. We
the Wither in our‘owit factory: Help-
•"Y:Otii"71iOnIV.irrdttatry‘=Thelateknew,--c,
Table .
,,(16-2-c)
Men, Woznen, Children -
. by • thousands Use Mrs. 8ybilla.
Snahrs Tonsilitis for Head Colds,
Cittairli; Bronchial Asthink Bron."
7:41r014•: QtlineS' :86re
Throat :andtonell trouble. Try,
, a
110 )490.
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