The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-10-04, Page 1It •
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I.UCKNOW, ONT., Tlit.JIISD/LY,',OC'I:OBER 4th,f928.
DR. W:''M. CONNE14# •
PhYsiciaff and Surgeont
" Lucknow
• Hours; 1:801e-3.30'78
86'
...94 • --DENTIST
Or MacLeod will visit, LucknOW
every: Tuesday, ;:in Dr., ,COenell's
Office.
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DENTIST
Dr. R 14; Treleaven; Lucknow-
Over Decker's Store. Lxtractio
either by gas. ,or local. • Will be,
Dungannon every Thursday. Phone .53.
' EVERYBODY'S COLI/PAN. 0
Gen. A. Siddall, Lacknow, , -Broker
• :and Real Estate. -Money to lend oi
firat'•, mortgages on demi proper-
tiefi at 6 and 61/2 per cent according
to security - offered Also. Small
amounts. on hedond rinortgageson
• farm properties 'and en personal
notes. . A few good farior for sale
WALL PAPER -A full Iiite of 1028
Wall Paper' on hand. Pries from 8c:
up, I am alto, agent for leading job
houses: -.R. J. Cameron, Decorator
Painter' and Grainer, ,Box 174,.Luck-
now.
Parties Wanting Goed. Dairy Butter
,-Write or Phone Mrs..- Victor Ern-
ersiini-R,§i-Luekno;ix.-Phone-:-,602,,r75;
•Wingham. • ,
POTATOES ,
If you want to have No1 eating
potatoes now is the time to order
.,.your winter „supply.
'John Joyn
•HOUSE FOR SALE ,
6 ----room frame house, good location.
/information at the Sentinel Office.
(11-10:•p)
FOR SALE ---Finest Registered
Silver foxes, pups And proved breed-
ers. Special terms to beginners.
R. E. ,Laidlaw, Winghar, Ont
• (4-10-P)
•RESIDENCE FOR SALE
Good • Seven -room Residence, hard
and soft water, furnace, Garage, Barn,
chicken -house, good 'garden, plum trees
and raspberries. -
Apply to D. M. Johnstone, Lucknow
` • (11-10-c.)
— LOGS --A-ND- TIMBER
We, the undersigeieff, are open to
buy all kinds of thither again: this
winter. We will pay you good prices
and give you liberal me surement and
grades for your logs • ivered a our
, :saw mill here. •
We believe it, is t the i terest of
--the-farrrmtvr-ctrt-1 • ow
_liver them, but env, •4 ming standi
ing timber and wishing to sell on the
t stump, kindly see us , before you do
anything and we •will be glad to see
you. ' , .
We will pay you spot cash for any-
thing you have to offer, and as lumber
,
is largely manufactured into the -fini-
shed product here, it helps our own
province by selling to a concern like
ours. • '
(Signed) The Lucknow Table Co. Ltd.
),Lucknow Ont.; Phone 25--13ox 206
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'PRiVATE' SALE
At the Presbyterian .Manse, Luck
now, Commencing Thursday; Sept 27,
the following will be offered for sale:
Chesterfield , Piano
` Parlor &lite • , • 'Hall Rack
Bedroom Suite 2 Bedroom Sets
2 Dressers and Wash stands
Bed Mattresses (OstermoOr) neer, and
, Springs , • • '
Dining -room Suite Eight-dav Clock
„„OIroning Board , Bread Mixer
'Leather Cotieh • • Vacuette
•• '2 UphOlstered-baelc Rockors,
"Kitehen Chairs • KitchenlTable
Kitchen Cabinet - •
Electric Washer Toaster
Coupe* Boiler , • Tubt
2 Dozen Jars Ghina Dishes
6 Ford Sedan 2 Car Rugs
• . CALL ANY TIME • .
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Young Women Wanted
We have a number of openings,
our knitting and S.weater Fin-
ishing Departments for Capable
'young woinen.. Excellent Working ,
conditions, light, Clean, inodern
Mill, pleasant surroundings. Rees=
' onaliio board and kidging avail-
able iil our town. Those !seeking
-permanent- employment -only' heed -
' -•,apply 1i pessibld."dpili rnPqrs°.n
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THE P -A MILLS, LIST'OWEL
TENDERS WANTED'
• Tenders will be received for the be
-
Ment vvork for a' community 'Shea in•
Lueknow Tendevi opened•Wdriei
."`"day'Clet.'-',10th. 'rhe•=•.•-•lowest..••or-,auy
!tender, net necessarily accepted, Plans
and.,,speeilletitiatiP, at. Wm. Murdie &
Son Hardware Store,
Wni. Murclie-Seey, Shed Conlinittee
p.
Flattery:is the name folks give te
the praise the). hear lei:Tr) to Otherk
414 01 tho 0190are thoita
Geed choice .Of walipaper frenl five
'eeiltS up,at R. J. Caine.ron!a.-. ••
• .
Miss ,Fietence ,Aliniilton, has gone to
:Toronto; 'where shie will take ' a-
eohrse; in. a business 'ctillege.
•Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Little and
daughters Mrs. Marr and Miss Little;
are .guests of . Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A.
Sidi:lull. • • ,
• Mr: -Frank Johnston, of .Oshawa,
%who spent his early days in LueknOw,
Visited his aunt,. Mrs. R. Muflin over
the oVeek-end. ' ' •
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'Mr...and, Mrs; Milton Naylor ' and
children moved to Toronto, where Mr.
Naylor has taken. a position With the
Street Ry. Co. •
Mr. W. C. MacGregor has returned
to his home in Chicago after spending
a Week with his sister Miss •Kather-•
hie MacGregor. " •
Mist Mae. Davison is .visiting in
Cargill, the guest of Mr. .and Mrs,
rrinibie Bailie (Mrs. Bailie was form,
aey Miss 'rances Cain.) '•
Possession.of the ARM Block; Cam -
phut St: changed. ownershin this week.
,o.r. 1. Congram, who purchased the
property' some time ago taking pot-
.ession on • October ist.
Mr.., J. N. .Strong who for a- timt
was teller in • the Bank of • Montreal
iias been transferreu to Hamilton -anti
ThOMaa Cronin; of Teeswater hat
started as "junior" in the office.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bailie, 'Mrs.
'.lickeririg, of DetrOit, Mr. and Mas.
janies Hendricks and Shirley Hen-
dricks; of Mich:" and ,Mr.' Stan -
.y Burns, of Londun, visited with:
:Mr. and Mrs. I'. H. Burns the past
• Mr, James Spindler, '�f Duluth
spent, a few days recently with. Mi.
mr.-Spindlr. formerly lived in Luck -
now. Ile now holds higheffiee in the
Order of Oddfellows, being brigadiet
generalin the military branch ant
president of the dePartment, branch
' CHURCH NOTES
A ,very successful Rally Day service
Was held in the United -Church, last
Sunday afternoon. There was a large
attendance of the young' people and,
their parents andthe program wa
of a Very inspiring - nature.:-. - -
ThF next meeting, . of the Brace
Pretbytery, of the, United Church will
be 'held .in the United Church,. Tara
' on October 9, at .9;30, a.- m. Con-
veners of committees are • specia.113
requested to beprepared to report. •
Mr. Denzel Statteia has been ap-
pointed delegate from die 'local United
Church to the great Laymen's Mis-
sionary ` Convention, at 'Massey Hail
Telronte;:meeting October 5th to. tin
7th.
Presbyterian Guild
The regular meeting of the Young
Peoples Guild Was held Monday even-
ing., The scripture lesson Was reed
by. Miss Margaret McKenzie. A read.
ing was given. by ,Miss Gladys Mc-
Donald and „an_exCellent paper . on
.“1.low to ,Initice-our-Sociefy---Success,"--
was given by Miss 'Elizabeth Hender-
son. Another readineby .Miss E. Mc-
Iver and - an instrumental; .solo .by
•lVfist 'Edith Smith. The nieeting close?
with Hymn 671 and the benediction
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GENTLEMEN:,
' Visit 4Vreil E. BusWell'S Dry
Goods store TUESDAY OCTOBER 9..
You will find a fineshowing of Men's
Made -to -Measure clothing; in charge
of an Expert", direct from the Cloth-
ing Factory -Good • qualities -:Good.
prices -Good ,Service. A. E. Buswell -
BORN
• Maelntosh-In Goderich Hospital,
on Sept. 29, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs.
'James 1VlacIntosh, Kinloss, a!daughter
(Dorothea 'Helen).
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DUNGANNON ,
" A sectional meeting of the IV, M. S.
of Maitland Presbyterial Will be held
in Erskine Presbyterian wchurch, Dun-
gannon; ,ori .Tuesday, October 9th, at
2.3,0 p.m. Delegates or Secretaries
from each auxiliary in the Prebyter-
ial are expected to give brief reports
of the methods adopted by thein for
the furtherance of the work in indi-
vidual auxiliaries and encouraging
features in connection therewith. A
cordial invitation cils extended to all
interested in the 'work of the W.M.S.
to attend. . •
MRS. R. DAVIDSON, Press Sec'y.
NOTICE 'RE. ACCOUNTS ,
All accouts due the undersigned
must be paid ;before Noyeinber 1st,
1028; otherwise they will be put in
other hands far collection with .costs.
ALEX, ROSS
FOR $ALE-4LLtifither frem Wrecked
..building -Sheathing,• Joisting, Scant-
lirig •and .p.arts. used for 'Attila'. in.
stable. Enquire at Parker's Garage.
• (11-10-1))• ,
AUCTION SALE_ of COMBER
" The Material of the 'United Church
Shed will be Sold' in hits, by public
,Auction, on Saturday,' Ott. 13th,..jit'
Font O'doek. •
Elliott 'Millet., Atte.
AUCTION SALE
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• Milton Guest, 2 miles N. E. of Kin-
loss ',' Village,- in, 'Greetvicle . Towpaltip.
will have an auction sale of his farm
stock, imPlcimenta and some grain On
Oct. 15th, eontintiatig at or o'clock,r, g,.....340 purvirt• Oi . '
:AN ASHIPIELD PIONEER PASSES
•.
Alexander ' MacLean,. ;one of the
original settlers of Central; Ashfield
AasSed. away , on • Thursday of last
Vyeek, at the advanced age ;of 91 years
and 11 months. Mr: MacLean had been
enjoying ` good :health for a: man,. Of
his age,. until tibent two oveeltalbefore
his de‘th,.... when he began to lose
,
strength and on account of his great
age irecovery'•iVas not expected:..Abent
two year .a,go,he suffered an attack
of pneumonia; but from this he re-
....overed-a, rare occurrence with one
over 80 years of age. •;, • •
Ihe tuners! Was on Saturday after-
noon, to Arilloss cemetery wnere flis
parents .azio ins partner in lire huu
oeen• mid to rest. 'the funeral Service,
attenued by hiany friends, old ant,
,foung, was heal at the family home,
ay the Rev. 14r. Ritchie, of Aslitieiti
eresbyterian church, of which church
iniicLean nau peen' a consistent.
member and regular attendant' since
its organization. •
It . Ad 11. 1011g tine new 'sinee the
original settlers Moved into Ashfield,
;ma tile number of these, who stili
survive must • be v4ry- few. 'that tne
kate Mr. MacLean' can ,be referred to
as one of the rirst•sttiers is accounted
;for by, ins great age and by tile fact.
.flit ne came .in when a young Ind
Ate was but tweive•years 01 age,.Iwhen
Ads: fatheT.AocatedLiind_settled..on_:Lat
NO. 2, ConL, which has ever, ,since
oeen the family herne.' It is related
.hat when he with his :fat4er had
selected a , spot onyvhich to erect a
,:abin, the father With a companiOn
,vent ,aVvity to ascertain if: there Was,
)cliter in the vicinity, the boy took up
anax and cut down .a sniall tree, by
-Aray7of-eornnieneing-...clearing-operate:m
ions, thus gaining the distmetion of,
. /laving felled the .first tree, of the
Jense, forest which 'covered the land.,
from the Lake Shore Range eastward
.nto WawanOsh. From that time on he
. ;hared , with his parents and their
Aeighbors .the hard Work \arid' priVat-
,:ons .incidental to pioneer lifein the
aush- country: He se* the dense forest
disappear; the road, opened Up, and
jeer by year improved. His fatbr had
6aken Up a good piece Of land and With
industry, and Sceteh, thrift the faniiy,
prospered ,and have .always,....been,' a-
ofong..the:_prpgressive rneniters..of the-
ccenniunity:
•The late Mr. MacLean was born in
Inverness Shire, Scotland, but at the
age of two 'Years the family moved to
-Reis-Shire, and eight years later they
carne to Canada: There was one sister
Who later became Mrs. Donald Hen-
derson, and resided on the 2nd Con..
Of • Kinloss. The '_mother died' in, 1,871.
:and the father 'followed in 1888: .
'
IN the 'meantime; • Alexander, the
.subjectof this obituary, bad -married:
Catherine 'Finlayson, in 1864, who
proved a faithful help -mate until her
death in 1922. To Mr. and Mrs. Mac-
Lean. were born nine children seven
Of whom are living.' These are: Alex,
Mary and Donald, on the homestead;
John. Sarah andDavid, in .Chicago;
Duncan in . Los 'Angela.; California.'
ICenneth diedthirty years ago and
Charii died at Chicago, iti'Decenibei
of 1027,
" The late ,Mr. ,MacLean • had. Many
of the • characteristics Which made :the
$cotith settlers all over this continent'
the best` of pioneers. Ile waThig and
strong, physically, patient indUstrioas,
limiest and thrifty. He was greatly
favoredin a number of Ways: To :a
long life,in good health, was added
the, blessings of 'a good partner in
life and a family of worthy sons and
daughters.
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FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
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'Tire. Prevention Week” --October 7
Lo •the 13th:. What does it mean.?
It means that the Fire Marshal of
Ontario,in his efforts to reduce the
destruction of property by fire 'has
requested all citizens to ffenote •some
of theirtime, dating that y. -eek, to re-
moving' as far as Possible the danger
of fike. A study of the causes of fires
which destroy ° houses and barns 're-
,
veals the fact'that a'little more care
would prevent the great majority of
them. Leaving inflamable refuse near
stoves' or furnaces, the careless hand
ling of matches,aiid coal oil and gas-
oline aecounts for many fires. So the,
•Fire Marshal asks that - (Turing the,
week -Oct. 7 „to the la -special at-
tention be given to the clearing away
rubbish out of places where it may be-
come ignited, the Woking after furna-
ces and Stove •pipes. and the getting
of the heating' plant in good condition
for the -Winter. ' • • • .
"A, rigid inspection.of the premises;
with the object in view' will do much
eliminating the 6re hazard" says Mr.
Lewis, Deputy Eiire Marshall'
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STILL SEIZED IN IiINLOSS
ProVinciat local pace, on'Tues-
day of this week; visited the Startles,'
farm near Xielougli, where they
:solid& el liittftir; still :Which •• evidently
had been in use. No Min were sedii
.about - the::-.1)/acPi •-but. Mrs. Stanley
was placed under arrest, and With the
sti11,7"was-takeirte •Watertoit.
The Stanley farm , has long been
under suiiicion as a bootlegger's head.,
quartera: The reeerit raid will likely
clear Up the situaticin., •.
, Flannelette Illatikets-'Ib" first
Llitgett' Size--tigo Bargain
for two weeks -The Market; liornell
lqurdock. Co. • , • • ,
Ay‘EDDING(' HELLS
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Yoerger-(ieddep,
The .chapel of the neW - Erskine
, ,
'United Church, Toronto, yias the scene
of 1 quiet Wedding, on •SaturdaY, Sept.
When • jessie -Cartiiiiie, eldest
daughter' of. Dr: Daniel Geddes and
'gra: Geddes of Lucknow, was,..united
in' marriage with Clarence Laverne
Yoerger, son' of Mr: and, Mrs.. J. G.
YOerger Of •Huinholdt, Sask, Rev: R.
S. • Laidlaw conducted the- ceremony.
The • bride Who Was given in roarringe,
by her cOuSin,Mr.,.K. R. Howard,
looked charming.in, a:- geWri"of beige
georgette. She wore hat and 'shoes to
match, I and: carried a bouquet of
Sweetheart roses. She was attended
by her sister, Miss EteMi • Geddes of
Hatriston, and. the groom by his
brother, Mr: Jack Yoerger of Hum-
boldt.' After the ceremony the wed-
ding. party returned to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Howard, where
the wedding' dinner was served. Later
Mr. and Mrs. Yoerger left on a short
motor trip., On their return' they will
be „at '..heme to their 'friends at 1425
Queen Street West. •.
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Campbell-joluiston
:
On Wednesday-Sept:26,7--the,, home
of Mrand ears. A. E..".zpritiston, 01
i.,011. of West WawanoSn, was
the scerie, of a 'lovely eariyautrinin•
wedding, wnen ' Mary Josepirnie
youilgst daughter 'of 1i and mks.
A. 14. J-oluist-oir, was united -An. -mar -
riage to Mr. James riowerd Cenipbeii,
e.uest Son of •Mr. and Mrs. W.
Campbell, 0tii ton, of . East WaWari-
, •
bride looked eharmlog in a.frock
a coral' 'georgette; trimmed with
rhineStoires, 'wan hose. ta 'match awl°
Mack satin slippers. ,o'he wore a'bridat
• wen Of-Chantrtly-la-ce--;-:.-rarranged-irr
menet •style. with a wreath oforange
s'Aossorns, .and ' carried ,a, 'bouguet.
'sweetheart' reSes' arid' : valley lilieS..
:She' enteredetheeparlorrwhich- was de.'
:.:orated, with 'asters 'and gladiolus, en
the: art* of her father.. tO , Inc Strains
of Lehenerinsi wedding inusie, Pid.Yeu
Pay Miss Winnifred• ,Canipbell, sister
of the groom. Miss •Qatherine
ston, little niece of the bride inade a
winsoine- ' dressed in cream
"georgette trimnied With blue and ear:
:tied a' basket of aw7bet. .peas• ' and
, . .
• lee ceremony. was soleamized by
the pastor ,of both bride and groom,
•the Bev; W. R. Alp, of AtilMin:
Dur-
ing the signine., of the 'register, the
pianist • played, qDrearns oi. Youth."
The gro'orn't gift to the:.bride was
a chest; of silver, in the. Grosvenny.
pattern: .The ' little flower -girl receiv-
ed. a 'goldbracelet and the Pianist t
ring "'with' pearl',setting. . • '
.' Following the "CeremOnY ' a, sumptu-
THE L,DC"10•91v 'fAL L :EA IR
A I
This year We Cannot ,saY 'that. it
Was .'!.'bigger r.rid...kietter than ever,"
li
-O.f4-tth4e7lenett' tshuartprillisi‘tivg7;
g?.;:lo'llaWing' a .,vv;l't .weil-and•
. . •
.cold
weatner, .and a hionth. that had "few
ntie gays., „erylay. emit:, 'week (tne
JiIaizi day:of the teal') was line -a
'very. tine` day. -indeed:'. thursday bita
been wet -a day. that Weald have
reined any Fah aii this lip dotipt,
iad.dadipened. the • ",entitriSiasni 01
would-be 'exhibitors,,and visitors; but
in. spite Of this there was a pi:etty
.fair :Showing andl•a• pretty fair crowu.
zO, the soeietv is ately through once
more,andthe directors .and secretary
may weil be congratulated uPOR then
geed nianegernent and . gOod i•ack.
I'he "enouret troin tacknow,:•.and•
sur.roundingXUi1. sehooks, led by the
Lucknowe band; i.lai:ched to the ,pailc
ariti•toak, part in ine,orill compecitiena
first prizebeing ewai•ded to LuCknow,
Aul &u Vbrciy,ce and Uid to Whitt.
Ch,;.ursei.
cliYear age; the herseSli' pitch-
ing
tournaU.eiu. was• keeznv • contestee
• und ettracted muth :Attention. jack
'.--Uta °son -41-10 r j u110511fl: got hist
prize in .the first event, with Eiio
• IVIA411Y dr • iagnam second. • e irst
M. !tile SeCond waS won by
• i envie and Carlyle' Macintose
canieren aild Swan:getting, second.'•11.
a coMrsetitron- tor nieri: Over' 60. J. 'E.
A.gnew and janLes Aitori came:first,
drat Qameron' and.; W... e•ic4urii...,.•
sealed:. ' •••' • .
The concert'and dance At night -71,11i
andel'. :auspices of tile giicuitura
o as tkwhooper,41-ie. onlysheek
tite".spate7in. the- 'lowi
L idif which' could have been tilled.hat,
Lt-;bdehi iiiucl larger thai it is. 'Jin
'venture , was : quite 'a. profitable enf,.
Of the days business.
n6, coneert., prOgrain ia pronouneet.
very good in' SPite., of. the fact tha,
inc Of, the' artist • Was Ii and :conic
take his.' part. The ilance,followin
Icne. concert' program,
'datronizeil and therewas 'i jolly geoc,
furnished hy ',the Mac:,
Jienzie Osehestia, 1ip1e07. •'
'• :The riSt Of .:Prizetwinuers. in
Varion events and exhibite
• (W. L. Massy -Judge)
Registered Draft ,
itegiStered Rreod. R
Martin, W. ',R..1Alartin,
” Itegittered. Marc, 1-year-Old=John
McQuillin
Foal by Regs. dan-r-W. R. Martin,
W li Martin', John McQuillin.• .
Female AnyAge.-W. R. Martin.
•
John MeQuillin.
. !)raft C;B
anadian red '
ous dinner was served about611Sin in harness -Jas.
David'Brooks..
Brood •Mare -Angus Graham.
Horse foal of .1. Graham.
Two -yr. -old gelding -David ' Brooks,
John, . • • .'
Tvia-yr.'-old .T:trooksi,
.gelding -V. -
R. Martin.
••‘Feinale any ,Foriter.
:Peter Watson: • •`••
• Agrieultural . , • '
Span in -harness-!--.--Win.• "watSon..
James Alton Sr. •
Brood Mare --Adam McQueen', Cecil
'guests: Those present. being: Mr. and
Campbell, Ease Wawanosh;
:Mr. and Mrs'. B. 13rowri Comber:- Mr.
and' Mrs.: R. Stonehouse and Donald
of Goderich; ;Mr. and..Mrs. D. Brown;
Masters ' Wilson arid GeorgeBrown
'Ruscomb; Mr. and Mrs. •Sa.unders'and
Mr; Grant Saunders,. of: Exeter; -Mr.
and Mrs: W. ,F; Campbell ; Miss Win -
-riifred°LancL_Mr.;-Dmiglas_Campbell'. E.•
WaWanosh;.Dr..and Mrs, W. V, ,John-
'sten:and Miss Catherine; of Lucknew;
Rev. and Mrs. AV. R. Ale. Auburn;
Mr.• M, Brown'. ('umber; Mr. and:Mrs.
Berth . Taylor, Eileen and Ronald W.
Wawanosh; 'Mr. and Mrs. '11-. Smythe
Coniber; ,Mrs. White, of Strafford and
Mrs. Harvey, of Exeter; Mi. and Mts.,
E. Ford, Mr. C. E. 'Ford and MisseS
Makiee and 'Bernice Ford Comber.
Also,: Mr. and Mrs.' W: P. Reid, Luck -
now Mt: • and. Mrs. Rich. Johnston,
W. Wawanosh; Mr: and Mrs. W. 11';
Campbell, E -Wawanosh;. 'Mr. and
°Mrs..Bnswell, Mist Enola Edward and
'Helen,: of LucknoW: "Mr: dibbsOn W.
:Wairanpsh, and Misses Rebedea
Thompson, Olive Jefferson. Bessie
Sinith and Jean Wilson, of AV: Waw.
The bride 'and grown left :by motet'
o their honeyniooir trip mid showers
• confetti" and-, good wishes. The
bride travelling in a brOwn coiturne
with; matching accessories, .
'['he ' bride and groom were the re-
cipients of many beautifuland, Willi-
lible gifts. Ontheir return .'Mr. and
Mrs.' Campbell wili reside , on ' the
groem's farm in E. Wawanosb. '
,
Forster,
VOSTEit HOMES., Wanted fot four
baby boys sIg to nine montbil old. "
• ASIIFIELD UNITED CHURCH
NOTES
• ,The Zion -section of the W. M. S.
niet at the home of M'rs, W. Gardiner.
dn. Thursday afternoon, last week and
yvoe *elf entettained: A good meeting
WAS herd, • •• •
The Anniversary service at 1-lackett
Churelt,was laegelY attended. The Rev.
W. A: Bremmet give " an excellent
ch
sermon. The oir with Spthe, bungari-
non friends a,ssisting, prOvided good
music. '
Rally Day services were held at tle
Zion and Blake,Gliurches in the morn.
inp.and afternoon, respeetiVely last
Sunday,. The services• wee fairly well
attended' aiici the prograoi Was good.'
:Thie.Way:•-a10' Ala-WellSter at:the-one
ehurch, and Miss Allee'SI.:aakelton at
the -ether gave the story Of 'the 'Christ
of the Andes deserves special' mentieti,
---The-ifillitterly- Official Board.- was
'neld, at , the Hackett. Church. on Mon-
day
pevening, Sept, 24. Messrs..Palmer
Kilnatrielt,... Alfred, Andrew, Ernest
Blake, 'P. A. Cameron an Sas:
Hack-
ett Were appointed delegates .tore
-
present the -eirenit .at 'the ••Terento,
MaeSeY Hell Layteen's Coneentionof
the Chureh; that meets en Friday of
• this week. Steps were taken to'try
and secure a Visit. from•the, 'Rev.; Dr.
V.A.' Moore, Secretary 4f• the 'United
Church of Canada, in th'e near future.
The service's next Sunday ,tire as
• Horse foal of 1928.-Adarn.McQueen;
Richard. JohnstenEwart 'Taylor.
• Filly of 1928-Cecil'Faleoner. •
Two -yr:; -old , geldingAdanr - Mc-
.'1'wo-yr..-od, filly -Carter , ;Bros.,
Thomas A. Moore,,--Bwart Taylor.
• One -yr: -old gelding --Adam Me -
Queen, Richard Johnston, T. II. Moore.
• Three -yr. -old.. tilly-Peter Watson,
Richard Johnsten Moore. •
One -yr. -old filiy--7Adain . McQueen.
BrOod Marc And two of her • pre-.
geny-Adam McQtreen.'flich Johnston:
Bast Agricultural' W•at-
General' Purpose
Span in harness -Stewart E.
HarVey, Ripley. • .. • .'• '
Iwo -year-old 'gelding -Miles Mac -
Milian; James Fester:, ,'
Year-old gelding or, filly -Richard
Johnston. ' . ' .1. '
Foal- of 192$L -Richard Johnston.
Carriage, I-1,okses ' ' • '
S ing .ca rri a ge • herSe-4-.Ja Ines John-,
;ston; N. Whitty, Teeswiater. . • .
Year-old gelding ,Or tilyy-Riebard
Johnstone James ,Johristen.
Road IIerses '
Single horse in harness -C. TrY-
fOgle; Levi Lott, '
,Year •olid gelding. Or -fillY•-:M. Mac:-
Span in harness --Bee Bettie,. janieS
•
Johnston. :7
, . .
•
'CATTLE
• (Thos, Ileriderson-LJudge)e
Shorthorns, , •
Boll ;1 years or•over-MacKay Bros.,
McNay SOIL • , •
2, -yrs. -old --James Forster.
. Bull Calf 6 mos. -,-P. 11; MeNav &
Son,: • • ,
'Iltill,(1allf..aeeeS'. and undere---Jantes
,Forster.
Aged' (vowtH“P. R. •MeNay Sen
lst•and 2nd.- , •
• •Three -ye. -old- cow -Jas, ..ForSte4:
and Sep; , - •-• •-
: wo-yr..Old 1:6kNAy
SOO:, 1st and 2nd.. • ,
' One -yr. -old *heiler•-eJanies.„.,Forster.
P. R. MeNav & Son.,JI• ,
eifer Calf 6, mos.--4,1aelCay Bros.,
B.;""MeNtlY St•SoM . • '
Ileifer' Calf' 6 mos.. and under: --Mae-,
Kay Bros.
Finale any age--.-MacKaV.13ros.
Four Caves -Mala Y BrOS.y
.maxtriv•••st • ,
Herd-. MaCKaY,Broa., P. 'R:
& Son. ,
f011oWS: Zion in the mailing, Hackett
134 reniuel 1410981. tg the sgternqu Pl4o tIlf;
,(contipt49ao Pafit
• The "Bread ,
cOpms CENTS. •
e Btea.c1;
of Health.
sy,F SPECIAL/Zs IN Tng,,. nrongsT, QUALITY GOOD• S.
OUR "'QUAL/Tr HOME •MAOE, 'W•110LE WHEAT AND. RAISIN
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Raspberry Tartlets, Ben 013ou e, 1•Oboe`olate ,Marsiunallew • Cake, :
•„lgaple Walnut Tarts,.. RoCk, Cakes.; Date TfistigleS lied Rens. •
Phone 36
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Just receivecl alarge stock • of • Ladies
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:.solct,-.0.t ....1:,:owEsT • PRICES.• •
Also all kin1s of Ladies thesses to be
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.Greatly Reduced
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• . HAROLD . SKINNER'S '; BLUE .
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EVERY, 'THURSDAY 'NIGHT
. 'DURING SEPT., OCT,. NOV
'Jitney' Dancing , • •Come
CHORAL SOCIETY RE -ORGANIZED
, Officers of the LiieknOW:Gheral Se-
Ciety.•. elected at a-4.".re-organization.
.ineeting on Tuesday • evening are:
PrPsident, Alf Aroc[reyv:. yirp.Pr
Grant; Treasurer, MI. "Wigg;
Secretary', S. E. Robertson. The mem-
bership fee .this 'season ,is 75c for all
Those wishing to join must 'do so
before Nov...1st. • as the roll will be
closed ,on that ' date. Cenditiens, of
Membership; • are that a candidate
Must be,able to read 'Music and be
16 Years Of, age or over. Practice Will
be held Tuesday evening of each 'Week
comineecing October -9th. •
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lionte Blue In. .
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Det.ober.418th, 19th, 2Qth.
SfUrPHER.1)--of
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and Infant's gaiehents.
and' woollies made ' at residennee.,
Prices re'aionable. Telephone 64L-5.
• Eva ,Greer .
ecial Upenrng
or The Fall Season
n Ladies Dresses and Coats in the Very
• Latest Styles In
:Broadcloth ,trimmed Grey OppOssum,' which
makesa swell coat; also Navy and Black Beaverin,e,
,trimtned, with Sable anCI Silver Hair; also the latest
in Suedines.triinmed With , Black and CrreS7 Oppbsum,
Broadtail trimmed with which makes one of the
• .
latest'Faghionable Coats.,
We also have a good \'ariety of Ladies Dresses,
in Velvets, Printed Velvets, :Transparent Velvets,
Georgette -trimmed Velvets, Satin Faced, also all_kinds
of Heavy Clpth. Disses
• choice. ;and':
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