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LUCKNOW, ONT., T�hJSDAY. MARCH lst 4128. .
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o paorEssif:)1”L :CARDS ...P.
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DR. if CONNELL'
Physicien'and Surgeon
LuCknow..
Hours: "1:30 --at 30 g7-8
. Phone 86 '
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e. MaeLead:
• every' "..,Trieiday," in -Dia "..Connell's
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-Dr. R L. Treleave faa Ucknow--
Over .Dccker's Ste. Extraction
' either ,by gns or ioeal. Will be •ir• a
Duagannmi every Thursday. Phone 5,3,.
Geo. A. Siddalle Lucknow. -Broker
'airil Real Estate. -Money to.leed oi
first mortgages on farm proper-
, ties at 6 and 6% per cent according
to security offered • Also small
Amounts on second mortgages on
• 'farm' ;properties and .on personal
note'. A few good farm, for sale
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WALL PAPER -A fail line Of 1928
Wall Paperonhand. • Prices faOin Sc '
. up. I am also agent for leaching lob
bowies. -R. J. Cameron, Decorator
Paiater and Grainer, Box 174, Luck.
now.
•••LOCAL AND4 GENERAL,
"..24/fra• A. E. Buswell aigteAt.'Iak. a•
dey this weekwith her people at,
!dense:11i •".' • - '
•t Mrs: deaden aVioore.af "ItackWoOd;
spent, last" week -end Witha „,Mrs.
•Muor O toWa. a'. '
Bible, in ..Yolar. ;seep . and princepa
coeperiS: to alaiacKenzie's • GrOceay,
and get ybur free' goods: '" •
Me,a Harvey Webster went to To,
routo last week, having taken a pos-
ition with t'ae T. Eaton Company.
• RAW ampaying hiahest
market price for all kinds. of .raw
• furs. -Aa Blitistein; Phone 18, Luck,'
now. • (1O.11 -Lf)
• • • •FARM FOR. SkLE 156 -acre
.farmaairiAshfield, For---aapaiticularsa
• apply to. John 'Farrisli,
, (29.3.p)
. FOR • SALE -The dwelling of the
---Marf--A---T-ennant--Estatea Luck, .
.Apply to. Geo. A. Siddall.
FOR SALE -Maple . ynnaking
Oritfit-geod evaporating panaasev-
erity;lmekets 'and spiles„ all in good
;shapkaaIsaiah Congram: '
FOR--SALE-Yorkshire,, sow, due
March 18tlaa-G. M. Aitch Cil, R. 2,
Lucknow.' •
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" . Mrs.Ea_Dollaman returned borne
laat week from-MOntreala:where she
had spent a 'few weeks with friends.
Mrs. ,Vina Beelosen Was up, from
Windsor to spend ,a few days with
hHuston
er pucnis., kr: and Mai.- David
• aMrs. !Jelin 1VIaCkendrick • (formerly
Mies Mae McMorran) is visiting .her
parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Da C... Mc,
' arearan. '
.• • cxuacil N'OTAS
United ,Church
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The " #faating of this :Week was in
. Charge of the 1.Tplift department,
aed ,was:epened with prayer by Mrs.
Craw. ' SeriPtlire lesson was read' by
Margaret-, Button.. ',A namber of
jahort readings aveere,..given "Geed;
Mr.Mr. • quir:an MacMillan• , ,
(farraarir Mfaa',Eathet.Carafainga),
of -
Detroit,: the
taTee,klearittlte.irtr.g
n4,mothe, Mrs.
Thos.
• Mr. and • Mrs.• Ms..' 1§rnith.• Of
Prince ,Albert, Sask.,' visited With Mr.
Thinirs eaallaveal,• glean Willaond Dits.s.-,tanyb,e11. ' Mrs...Smith •
by, Arvin -Percy, aryl Wrri. Cole. Mise; aelea daug t ., Geerge Camp-
Isabel Craw wive a• reading., The.
Acipic; "pilules, Of failure,' in Life)"
vvas ably tliien by Mrs. Decker,
• The first harvest of the year -a -the
ice Croptaana. being gathered in this.
week. It 'appears...le be god in qual-
ity and qea•ntity.: '
,•Tlie Choral Seciety' practice
.he held ThUraday night of this week,.
instead of Tuesday,: wiaich is the reg,
7aar
, _ •
Edwin Whitley; 'son of .'Mrand.
aaraMt-aaHriater-Wlaitleya-aa-ladaof-abOeta
;fa. , stepped -toil aliPeery:.ice .on Mon-
day, and sustained:a ,freetere of one
of hie ,legs, • -
Mran rs... ex:- at anoll ie -
turned, to town "last week, after an
alaance a couple .of inonths-the
font er" at St: Mary's, and the latter
at TOladO; Ohio:
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PresbYterian. Guild. • •
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Owing to the fact' that there was
CO meeting .1a.at week, the tvvo. Pro-
grams were combined on Monday
evening.. Donaldia Douglas read the
„Scripture, lesson and Mrs. D. Thomp-
son then led in praker. A very in-
teresting letter from Angus McKay,
who is, in the mission field, Was rend-
• bY Helen MacDonald. ianstrumentals
were given , by Vera Sherriff . and
Mr. IL a Nikon and Donald ,Mac -
Charles, The first topic, "John :Cal-
vin.," was given by Mrs. IloraceaAit:
Jager', the second on "Canada," by
Miss Fern Reid. Duetts were given-,
by Itoeella .Mullin and Mae MaelVfa-
hen Mr Wigg add Mr H. Aitchison
'Mas. Steward and Mies Mary Aitchi-
'FARM FOR Quick stmt., TO
. WINDE UP' AN ESTATE,
100 Acres, Lot. No: 66, Con. 1;
The property of the
, late , Henry. • Eskrick.
Farm consists .ofeiCelient clay
loam,. about 20 acres fall plonglfeila
balance 'under hay and grassa. about
13. aeres of haiditiod Wall; artesian
Well; bank' barn 40x60 ft with stone
well; :drive shed; . good Orchard;
story, frame house and f* iine lat.::
ehen. Situated. on • the Provincial
Highway,. 9% miles 'east of Kincar-
dine, '1% miles froth vehool aad
' 'church, 2 miles from • the village f
Bervie. Must be sold at oire: Apply
to Thos Eskrick ,er.Wm., Grahain,
• Lorne Itaa: 1.
• Baby Bhickiiiiit—
Hatching Eggs
Card orTliiinka.t ••'' '
•alas.VTflhi1im tItYan and faniily
eaah. to •t'llank the frieeds and neigh.
.hors far * kindness. shown them' at the
time'. of their a recent hereaviiiiienta
.also L.O.L. No. liaa andothers for
.Contailaitiens.
. '.DELINEATOlt MAGAZINE,:
• I.oayeit, offering ever given on 1his
fa ell Vie • magazine., • •One • y s
Scriatioh for 85c, 2 .yearsfor alata•
bacai be now at Hoanta 1 adoch
.Iatielcnow: .Mrs. •
'Representative Betterick •Pub. Co.
• vit)7.'" • • ' ,..-
..FRACTURED LEG BY FALL
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Mr. Wm: Webster, an ernailoyee. of
'Imeanow. Silverwciods, had the mis,
aortarm on Monday ste: slip and fall
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in soca a way as, to fracture the
•aell, •a !termer resident'. of .this
,
The Presbyterian Young Women's
Missionary Society ,beld their Febna•
ary meeting at Mrs. Horace Aitchi-
serf's home,and it was 14,4II attended.
The meeting opened with a hymn and
•
prayer. Mss 13 Henderson read the .
are for some time, ',went to consult
-Scripture. less-el-V-0reaa ,
• , specian.st. .
.• Mr. ajilex;.', Woods .ef alaicknow, is
v ideitorawith•.Mrii R. J.'WoOde.,
Mts. Alex McKenzie of damphell.:
ville, was a visitor- for a week :with
her brother, 'Ma. Kenneth, and Mrs.
-Dameron.
• The „regular meeting of the Young
Society Will be held on Fri-
day evening, Match 2nd. The gab-
ject, Mame' Missions," will bet. in
charge: Of Mrs- Gordon, Mr: Archie
McKeneey and Mr.' Harvey Webb.
Owing to the storm the Sunday eve-
ning meeting was a postponed until
next Sunday evening.
• Mr. Culbert ePent the Week -end at
his home near Ripley. Mr. John Mc-
Guire accompanied ham'
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MiSS Mary DUrnint we are sorry to
report, is home ,frorn Dungannon' for
A week, owing to some trouble' in her
throat. . •••
Miss Jean MacKenzie of Langsade,
was a week -end visitor , with her
friend, Miss kargatetaThorna.,
Mrs. Gaunt and Harold were. in.
Hamilton a few, days last 'week.- 11-ar-
old, who hzta been-urider the doctor's
,T0H14'IIUNTER -OF A'SHFIELD,
• ,P!ED 'AT ocg. AGE OF 82
Suhday, F: 26th saw 411e "pass-,
lag ef;,' Mr: ',1,01111 ,Huntera an Dig, resident of the -7th Cori • of 'Ashfield
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will bearemeinbered- by .sedieofathe
people abbot Zion, as his early .dieya
were ..Speat ',ea, a farm opposite Zion
Chareha,laiS father,- Thomas Hunter,
and a „brother, ,canie ".frorn the Old:
Col:Mary, anda'were pioneer -residents
-Of %the.' 124 'cianaession.." 111,heY :were:
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Active in the .early days in connec-
tion 'Wall the 'Agricultural ' Society
Of that time.' 'After the: death Of
his father John dispbeed of his in-
terest ifl the liornesteed arid bought
the farni on the ,7th' Con, where he
since lived. lis wife, before her
marriege,' a Miss .Culbert, died mem%
years age.,
'frond Mara' heavy' laying -straini--:,
Pare bred to ,lay .„ White 'Legherns
• and ,Barred Itocke. High production
'and ,pedigreed males rased ' ,Ordee„
now, and get them' when you want
theta. Also incubators, brooders n.nd,
poultry •Supplies. Custom hatching
a thirie: I can .save you. meuey. Phorie
or write •
Duncan • Kennedy.
Whitechureli, On
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• TENDERS
• , Tenders will, be 'received by tiv,
• tindeasigned for the . following work
. for the Village of Luelcnow.
Street, watering (if requited).
Gravelling, 'te •tenderedt for per
yard, and person whose tender is ae-
. • copied,. to pay one-half inspector's
of Acts, aridalater le in. the discus-
sion 'of jahe chapter. After' the roll
call anire-c011ection" Temple
elm! es.ga .
• supplies told the member5. the ar-
ticles that were to be supplied for the
bale- Miss -Tena Carrick 'gave • a
talk', on some of. .the outstanding
things in theFebraary Tidings. Mrs.
Phillip Steward readaa letter an the.
,hones in one of his ,legs, below the
kiweIt • is .said, to .be a: bad break,
him:up for eome. time:
Th. • accideal-aoccuirect near -Silaier-
'woode dowt-town wareroene.
• MARRIED AT ,DE'aItatIT
.•On, Tuesday, Feb. 21sta a marriage
took place at Detroit, Mich., at which
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,:Mr. -Duneari . MacMillan, son' a Mr.
' Milae MacMillan, of near White-
church, and Miss Ethel Cumming, of
St.. Augustine, were the ,principals.
Ma. and Mrs. MaeMillan will make
their home in Detroit
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Grading, Dragging And team - work,
• with Man andateam.
• Snow. ploughing.
• 'Tenclers to be 'reedited on or be-
fore 12'. o'clock noon., on Tuesday, the
Sixth day of 'March; 1928. The 'low::
est or any tender not •necessarily ac-
cepted: • •.. •
Joseph, Agnew, 'Cleak,..Lucknowa
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• YOU RUN NO RISK,.
• jiist get Mra.'SybrIla- Spa rs Tonsil -
itis, use itefor Sore throats, Cough:
Bronchitis, a "Creep, • Catarrh, •Head
colds, and altThroatand Tonsil Dis-
eases. Success or money back. -S
McKini'it'Drug'Store.
'ROD .A144.1 CON.- FOR MARCH
A 'matt instructive .artiele on . the
factors contiibuting; te the, tremena.l.
Tidings Iron' a Missionary- her fa&
pressions of Formosa'. Mies. William
Fisher, extended an invitation to the
.ladies to meet for their March meet-
ing at her heme.
The Presbyterian W.M.S. .
The World Day of F'rayer was oh-
aeived on Frid.ay,athe 24th inst. by ,
the ' Christian women of practically
every' country Under the ann.' . The
meeting of the Lucknow Presbyter-
jan
W.M.Sa.was held at the home of
Mra.. Dorothy Ilion,gla,s4. The excell-
ent program .prepared' for Canada
Was followed throUghont. Several of
the Members led in. preYer. An ac-
count of the aims and purpose 'cif the .
Council 'which is to meet in, Jerusa-
lem in the springWes given. Two
hundred Mee and women repreeenta-
ing Protestant Christians i.of • every
nation and 'race areto aischss` the
.vital- problems Of Missionaraa_enter-
'BERVIE PLAYERS ENI'ERTAIN•
,
GOOD CROWD'
The itoup of Players who ..braviti
the 'intense cold of last -,Friday, and
drove .civee• from Bervie to Lucknow
tt; Present "Cyclone Sally," furnished
quite a lot of -.fun to. a crowd which
nearly filled the Town Hall. It was
mostly a:town crowd, for the •• bitter
'-'61c1 'Was in CO way, inviting to a drive
,
in from the .countrY. Yet, a number
' did -drive -an a few„miles, The play
Made: no 'pretence At being weighty
or serious-,atiet a humorous illuetra-
Oen of the diffiaulties that a 'young
man May get into when he endeavors
ta Marry a vociferous young lady like ,
Cyclone Sally for her meney' enly.
•oSally",, who was , .represented by
• Miss Myrtle Webster now :teachieg,
' near Bervie) had, like the . "fish
wives" of EnOand, developea great
flumicy of speeth anti reedinees to
.give- :antlasundry, 4 piece 9,f; her
Or of it. • „
The play was given under auspices
• .
7, :rips less :cif trout fry after their be, :of. the. local 'Weitien's- Tnstztute; and.
in' -planted from the .hatcheries • as a usmess entt re n the -fifty-,
• • .
Mrs.. Manes, -who has been. e vis-
itor with her, slater, Mrs. aas. Gaunt,
for a couple ofamenths, 'returned to
her home: a Pittsburg lafataWeel
. Little 'Hugh Rullierford the 3 -year-
old ion of Mr. and Mrs. Will 'Rather -
ford; had the misfortune, while play,
,
ing in the yard on Tuesday, to be '
'kicked by a horse, A Cut on hitifore- •
head 'required 'Several stitches, and
the. little lad atiffered Cuts inside
the, month as .well
The annual At Home of the Woiii•
. .
en'S Institute was held in:the Hall
on Friday evening Despiteathe.o.:
Pleasant aveather,, there wits, a• good
crowd This year the men had charge
of the program; and they. put on. at
splendid Minstrel, Show,. Choruses,
DUetts, Trios, Instrumental music'
On the Mouth organ, Jew's harp, vie,
lin. And banjo by ,the colored gentle -
Men, 'were. all Muth enjoyed. , The
numbers' were •Rberally interspersed
• With jokei. Wig 'Doretly McQuillin
acted as accompanist' After the pro-
gram :several entertaining games and
5tupts were enjoyed, 'After •which .a
bountiful lunch was served by ' the
ladies'. A :vote of .thanks from the.
Women's t Institute and the .singing of
"For ; they are Jelly Good Fellows"
broUght the t evening's 'eatertaipinent
I
prise. An nferesting letter was to a close.
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The funeral was on 'Wednesday:
,
afternoon to -Greenhill Cemetery. '
DEATH OF AIRS. JOHN DURNIN
• John Durnin, a resident of
the 6th Con. 'of . West ;Wawanosh,
died:at. her home early . Thursday
Morning of }est . -week,. f.oliowing
few,. days'. illness. She was in her 50th
year, and had been twice married,
first to a ,Mr. Webster of Oodeeich
rewnship, who was •killed in a rail-
way aro'ssing aeciderit .near Clinton
A ..few yeaes aater she as married
to Ma: Duroin; Her maiden nanie
was Margaret Victoria DempseyaBe
'eides her husband she i4 survived by
siva:sons:Anti thre.e daagliters: *.Thcara
as and alarvey Wester,
, . •
read • from Mr. Angus McKay, whom
the Young people of the Maitland
Presbytery, /are.. :supportiag. At the.
Close of tile meeting- A social hour
was spent " "
'LAnspiR
Mr: and E Tiffin and family;
also Mr. la. Tiffin and Charlie spent
'Sunday .with yir: And Mrs. 1). A.'
MaeDenAld; 2nd coneession. ,
•The WALS. held their meeting at
the bathe' of Mrs. G. Harkness last
Friday- afternoon. ,
'We,•are,gled, to report that Mr. A.'
Clow has impreVed so niuds that' he
is able to, talk- to his friends • that
One of, the, outstanding.featuteaaatt
the contents of Rea and Gun 'and
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Canadian "Silver Fox. • News for
Match., The author, Prof. A. P.
Knight, s. Well-knowyfauthOrity, gives
A splendid review of :the ,experintentat
work ; Width has shown 'how % Small . °A.•
percentage of, fry surviyea and the.
resume why. Many other SPIendid
ibtoci•or *Waifs owl' §tqpiott. also ati,
OW 10 t%4i iNlul.' -
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afifty-plan, Ws write successfel,,,e. n.
-eliding them to neatly, 'aif
Mettatha last of their obligations in
connection with the' ArMeniati,Relief
Betviemi Acts. two pretty little
...0c1s,T,xlaughters.of Meseta Neil Mae-.
'Cal)um ,abd WM, kaolenxie ofItIti4'
loss, gave fine exhibitlehs .of 'Sento))
dancink), and ,Mrs..3 Wesley Joynt
faing e Solo, •
Mra, E. •BarbOur spent last Wed-
nesday with; Mrs,, Wesley, Tiffin.
, Quite a number .from this 'locality
Attended the Marriage reception of
Mr., Dave Scott, , and Masi. Myrtle
Brace, which' was beld at the latter's
home, near Belgrave, last Friday eve-
ning. „.:rhe Presents were numerous
and pretty: Mr. and Mrs:. Scott will
make their home in Meant Forest,
*here Mr. Scott has a blacksmith , which Was very interesting. There
shell Which he purchased some time was a letter' Of thanks read, arid . sev,-
ago, This commurritY kilns in Wish, .
eral'.`persens' expressed thole ,thanks
in them a happy aad. prosperous personally or remeinbrarices. The
maaried iife., . •
• ladies decided to hold a masquerade
'MacMillan and Margaret *and Stew-.
-art of .the -first,• family; and John,
Stiiiing, Charles, Ernest,. and Helen
Darnina-The ferkeral .Was.rin-Satar-
aay afternoon to Clinton Cemetery:
FORMER KINLO8S MAN,
• e DIES:AT SEAFOliTH
aWilliain P Varson,- whose early
life was spent on a farm' in Kinloss,
between , 1...angside arid' W hitechureh;
died at his home in Seaforth on
Tlinrsday,‘ of. last -week; Feb. ,23rd.
He was 65 Years Of age: Seventeen
years ago Mr: Varson and his Wife
„took a trip:from the Canadian West,
where' they had spent 'five years, to
visit friends hear Seeforta, intending
to, reinainfor only a short time. Un-
fortunately, Mr .• Varien :was , then
seized With a paralytic stroke, which
forced them to remain at Seaforth
and from Which he neverwholly re-
co'Yered, and he hasbeen an invalid •
-FOURTH CON. KINLOSS'a'
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Mrs. R. MacDougall entertained,
theladies of the U.F.W.O. for the
February meeting; when. a large
crowd wee present Isirs A ether -
land presided, and the Meeting ,open,,
ed with singing the Maple Leaf and
repeating the Load's prayer in UM-,
.son. Mrs. W. MacKenzie •read the
of the last' meeting also a
letter received from Mra. Smith, ask-
ing -for help for the needy up North,.
which was well responded to, and a
bale of ,.,clothing sent Tie roll call
was "answered by Valentine, Rhymes.
A musical' contest proved to be much
amusement to all This .4‘70S followed
by a- splendid report- of the Animal'
Convention et Toronto; by Mrs. S.
Claw:when, •which was very instiuc-
tie
Mise Elizabeth Robinson favored
these preeent'With a solo, which was
much enjoyed. 1,01iss' Dean MacLeedi
and ,Mrs. A. Hughes' mire a discusaa
sion on "Which makes,' the, better
homemaker:a, good-natured, "untidy
wife' or a clean, fault-finding one?"
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The Bread -
coliigs 6 CENTS
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„he _Bread:
• of waihof .geaith.,
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' OUR 'MOTTO ISQUALITY Amp : .sErtviek• : • .
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. Our Quill y Home Made Whole Wheaa. and Raisin bread is'llade'
: front the: Citercest, Ingredients,
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.• •. • •- SPECIALS•
Date, Triangles,, CheLaea Buns, 'Jelly Reala,...0atmeal 'eoolciesa Cream
Calka-04,1ceeia..Fruit..0.ake,;.Rionberry Togetli,.., ch9c04tp•Mafshnial7
' • ''low.Cake, MePre' Walnut 'Tarts, Raisin 'Pies. • .,--
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LLYMAN'S
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thamighout. that long-, period,
. In, 1809 the late Mr.. Verson was-
reaatied to Miss. Annie MacMillan,
daughter Of the late IteghaMacMill-
an of Tuckersmiownship. About
. th T• , . • .
a year later they left the fainin
kifileaa -a;rid" went to Teeswater, hair-
ing bought : the Hotel Vendorne in
that village. After 4 years in the ho
tel they went to the. West, where
they remained for, five years, before
'taking the trip to Seaforth, above'
referred to.
Mr VarsOn is survived by his wi-
de*, but by,no„childaen. The funeral
was on, SaturdaY; a 'seri:dee being' held'
nt St. James' lemen'...datlidie Church,
o Whieh'the:deeeasea was a member.
'High Mass was celebrated , the
• Rey. E. K. Goetz,
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REV. J. C. alieCRACKEN DIES
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Phone 76
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Luckpow, Ont., „
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Spring. ,Comes Incloors
Brighten up this room, or that room early • with '
New Curtains '
Bordered Scrim
Patterned Madras
Silk Marquisette
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Rayon Netts
Mild Colored Overdrapt MaterialS, Sun Proof,
suitable for any room. These are all on display, we
invite you to look them over. '
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• mio4;FEIcING.
/Mrs. Wm. ,Blake returned Monday
,from a ten day lasie-Yvith he, sisters,
and'brether,'in Lucknow. '
The--3*X.S. at: Blake' intend 'hava
ing acidal 'evening , in the 'Church
Hall. March 6th, to which all the con-
• SUDDENlaY AT WOODSTOCK.
The Rev. James C. MacCrackea,
bora at 'Wingliam' 61 yearsago died
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suddenly On Sunday as he wee About
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to start the Morning aerviee 111 his
,Chtirch at. Woodstock. Me.'MacCrack-
en had net been feeling well for,
same thrie-,-but had been able to at-
tend to his duties as leder of All
Saints :Anglican Church Oii' Sunday
as he was preparing te commenee
the 'service he euffered an attack of
acute indigeation and 'passed' tivy
in a very abort tithe, .
; The late Mr: MCCrathea had ben
ill the ininistryfor 34 'Years and had
been. feet Years ia Woodstock. Iris
first 1.iarge was Ett, Chesley, and ,he
later served,at Blenheim, Eirr,Thorh,
dale and Wyoming. He Wila- Padilla;
aient'iri• Masonic eirelta roidavasachaPte
lain of Oxford Lodge, tAir4
He -is .,sutitiyeii, b aV?..00:Wr, two
sons and a daughter. EdWatil-J. la' in ;
-CleVelanca.;Ohitea,and 'Fred tat home
1lie,dariglitaiatis
et London. -Misses Harriet and 'Bur:
della MaCracken of Wingbani, aze
deters.
The funeral was Oil Wednesday, a
stivied being .held ii All •Saints'
Church, Woodstock and Asa at St.
.paepa Cathedral, London. Interment
Wet 'la WoOdlandcovatiry, foondon.
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dance in the ToWn Hall on 'IdareP
ZION _NtWs, .•.-_ :QUI:: Aft'ear - comnuctitya, sitigin& the
'Meeting "clexed-:,..with- -singing-----Ood
• . Mrs..Srhithof Dungannon, has re-' 'SaVe. the Xing, and a vote of. thahke
turned home; .After spending a caul' the a. a
taannoatess' " afteraWlaeli lonclawas
erit
pie of weeks-withfther -daughter, Mrs. ._ a a : . • • •
se- ti me ispent,-wheri.
Fred Ritchie. . ' , ' d and A social.•
-Alieiteeilitiod - .the ,fees for 1928 were taken The'
ebt
the. Young People of Wen On Tilers-, TIVIet' Tweetilig 4ii AO -43e'-helpt.4at.,‘ the.
day evening of lag Week. 'home of•Mts.,11,Middietoh.
iThe L.O.L. soctal el/6)1111k ' "'"""E'0-0"""' -
notinced for Friday evening will be ' .ENTERTAINMENT AT
Withdrawn on . account of the • ,Jr. KINLOUGH '
Farmers', banquet,. in Ltialinew. .a The A.Y.P.A., Betide and "lainette-
;The Zion WILS';4411":13i'-'`A.tlfoltit. -tlin(4•' will -give. ,an ,ontortainnierit In •
to the -Zioncommunity in tit Orange the basement of the Anglican
Hell .0 Thutstlays Natell : it a Cliuteli, Xinlotigh, the evening of,
p.m.. A, 1004 prottroittnis 11 Or Mareh ilth; .
gregationare cordially invited, There
will he a Pregran4. palm and ;re-
freshments.... A ,generous 'aoffering
Will be appreciated.
The debate last Friday evening at
the ‘. Young People's meeting proved
to be 'quite' as interesting as' was ex-
pected. • Each aide was well equipped
kaaith arguments, so that the judges
found it hard to ,make a ''aeCiaien.
There were two sets of judges, onc..
of the Trail Rangers, who gave their
decision in favor of, the • affirmative,
while the senior .gave theirs in favor
of the negative. Well, at least, the
Church "should' be ar more. important
:and influential factor for good in the.
life. of the rural, or itaY
other com-
munity, today than it was :30 to 50:
years agre, which was •the subject of
debate. We were glad .that Rey:
Brown and 'colleague, Pare. ft Herten
were able to .prove, that it is, to the
satisfaction of the ,seniore;" The dis-
cussion , of a question of such vital
importance- should cause folk to do
sonie • serious thinking; as to what
they as individuals aredoing towards
inakiAg the Church all that it should
be to the comniunitY, • '
. ,
giVent PO 4 04414itcur 'moo Atilts Os; ,Ottitilveil
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FAMILY THEATRE
MARCH 2-3l'
".
•Adolphe Menia
Bi.ONDE OR
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DR: U,NE,TTE.,,:s
Coming SpetialL'--
Eddie Cantor in
,"RID BOOTS"
SEED CLEANING
DEMONSTRATION
The Ontario Government Seed
Cleaning demonstration train will be,
in Lacknew; Saturday, March 3rd.
It ehrriei the most approved seed
cleaning • machines and, will handle
thirty buahelsof grain, Made 'up. at
wheat'31eyaiid ,grztas or clover
aced/ The farmers of this district
should See to it. that one of their
number' bring in the •grain and seeds
alentioned so that all who 'visit the
train receive the practical ,bene-
fit of the thorough cleaning process
and thereby enjoy more fully tae,
lectures.. given. : •
n
$0!.:Sprig Goods Just Arriv!d
• -.se dila-
'We are showing a New Line of •Printed ' Webasso Silk, -at
very : reasonable - price. These are, the Latest Geode on the.Mar-
ket, Also Printed 'Broadcloths; goad qualitia and price to suit
_everybodY.
- We have also bought a Large Stock of 'Piet Crepes, in all
the 'newest shadee. This la Very Special.
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A SPECIAL, SHOWING OF LADIES' WINTER COATS
-We are not in the:habit of cerrying-ovet and are clearing at
a Vety,. Special Price. We have 'only Ten, Coats lett,' 'se •come'
early and aniie your choice.
' ••
Wk have a few Dresses which we want to lar, in Silk
and 'Wool, Jerseys. Flannels, and Kasha Cloth.
COME AND SEE OUR WINDOWS
FOR DISPLAY
PHONE
PEARLMAN
5 LticKtiow
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