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• DR.. VV. II...CONNELL
Physician and Surgeon •
Lneknow
Hours: 1.30-3.30 7e-8
Phonee 86
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• DENTIST .r ,
Dr. MacLeod, will .visit • Lucknow
eery. , Tuesday, • in Dr. Cennell's
'9ffice. • .
teEle'VIST
Dr. R, L. Treleaven, Lucknaw-
• Over Decker's e Seore. „-.Lieeraction
either by gns• or local ,Will be in
Dungannon every 'reluirstlay. FhOne 53.
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ben. A.*Siddall„ 11:.ucknow. --Broker •
and Real Estate. --Money to lend of
first mortgages • on farm proper- •
ties at 6 and WA per cent according.
to security offered Also sniall,
. amounts on •second mortgages an
farm 'properties ertd:Pn personal
e. notes.. A few good.farine for sale.
WALL PAPER -A full line of 1928
Wall Paper on hand. Prices from 8c
up. 1 am also agent for leading job
houses -R J. Cameron, Decorator
Painter and ,Grainer, Box' 174, Luck-
uoe.
FARM VOR. SALE
100 acres -e -Part of Lot. 26 and .27,
Con, 5, Kinloss, containing .50 acres
and N. H. Of lot 26, Con 6, 'containing
5() acres, , geed bank barn . and brick
veneer residence,near to. church .and
school: Apply to, Emma. Richardson.
R. .11, 3 Teeswatee
(29-11-c) I
LOGS AND TIMBER •
• • We, the undersigned, ire open to
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buy all kinds of timber again this
----winter.--We-will-pay-yOu-godd prices
Red give you liberal measurement and
. grades for your lOgs delivered. at one
saw mill here.
• We believe it, is to the interest of
the farrnee to cuthis own legs and de-
' liver them; but anyone having •stand.
• ing timber and wishing to sell on ithe.
stumn, kindly See ;us before you do
anything and, we will be glad to see
We will inty you Spot cash for any-
thing you have to offer, and as, lumber
is largely manufactured lute .the fini-
shed product t're, ,it helps our owe
province --leY-selling-to..- a-,coricern like
(Signed) The hLeckno* Table Co., Ltd.
Lucknow Ont, phone 25 -Box 206'
HORSES ASTRAY eee.
In Pound; at :Let 11 Crib. 6 Kinless
Township, two ,,horses.e,ene tereyith
other dark brown. One e• they have
,saine,oe .proving property and paying
expenses. •
Tyndall Robinson
(22=-,11---p)
AUCTION SALE
Mrs. Win: RY:ine-Cen 12; Kinloss-
'4amile east of Kinlougli, Will- have an
•auction %ale of her tarn', farm-stoek
hnd implementon Tuesday: Nov.- 27
commencing at tine o'clock 1nm.
• John Purvis Auc
(22-11--e)
AUCTION' SALE
...Richard -wander, 9th Con. of Ash-
. field will have an auction sale of his
farm stock, iinplenfents,'some furnie
• ture, corn, turnips &c on November
28, at one o'clock p.m.
• :John Purvis, Auc.
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AUCTION SALE .
".
, Donald' McKinnon, Lot 21 Con. 5
,Kinloss will have an auction sale of
cows,". young cattlea few • pigs and
horses on WednesclaY Dec. 5th' com-
mencing at one &Clock. There are 20
well-bred Durham` cOwsill with calf
and 15 yearling steers and heifers.
• See bills.
• ; John Purvis, Auc.
•• ' HOUSE TO 'RENT
Comfortable dwellinz, *well located
LuCkti-C%V. Annly to Johnstone Bros.
at 'Furniture Store. •
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• (22......1.1.,ttl)
• AUCTION SALE'
• Tho undersigned has received in-
• etruttiens to offer for stile by Pulelic
' 'Auction the following real property
• furnitnte., and effeets, the property bf'
the Estate of the late ; 1Villiani C.
Webb, on, Saturday thetwenty-fourth
• tioy of November A. D. 1928; at Vil.
lage, lot number aixteOn on Gough
Street in the Village of laieknow.
•' 1 Sideboard, le Heater. 1 Range
Epttension- table, 1, Washing machine
Bedetead, 1 Buggy,1 Light waggon
and other articles too numerous too
.•Mention: • • .
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Tho 0 real preperty. consists -of Atil;
(?' 'lege lot rininber sixteen in theVillage
-Of LuCknow .containing ;,one-quarter
acremore. or Iess.,
. r hea„vlierty„,,is„isittiat,ed.:,a.yone
storey stone cottage, in good-reiiiiii
Rye rooms and woodshed, electric
• Wired. and s'6` frame stable, room for
tar,''horse;-tonr,Orid-Seclder,,.-good--kar-
• deti etomid.. •The real property Wilt
: -offered for -saleezubjeet to 'ree
sawed 1id. •• • • • •
• , TV,RMS.t, Real property, 10% of
• Plitchase moneV • on day of Sale, hal;
•ance within thirty days from date Of
' n1e. furniture ete.. testi.
Per further nartieulars apply to
• the undaraigned. .• •
itillat Milier
Vresh New Merehandise on Sele--e
ethe -Market-Hornell Murdoch. %.
Read the Big • advertisement on
ME 'Frank Cole was up frofii Wood
.tuck for a few days :oflest. week.
Mrs. ^W. J. Way, of London, is a
gubst of Mrse Harold Allia this week.
The next; meeting Of the High
'School Literary is to be held, on Nov-
ember 28th. '
, The Rev. J. A. James and his wife
were °Vier from Ailed Craig for a few
days last week.
Miss Rebecca Woods, of Detroit.
, is speeding the week with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Mat -66W Woods.
Mens 'Long Rubber Bots,; Life
Buoy, Relent edge,
At W. J. Littlee. Shoe Store
•
. Mre. John Grahain -has- returned
home afeee 'speeding a week- with
elenris in Leedele Dorcheater and
Ilderton. ;
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ILUCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd 1924..
FOURTH CON, KINLOSS
ME and Mrs. R. Haslam and Willie
of loronto, visited last week at Mr.
ojim MelJeods'. • •
Mrs. McKenzie -Webb, of St Helens
spent a; few - days yecently with Mrs.
• A. Hughes- •
Rev. Mr. James and Mks. James
:of Ai1s Craig; called tin ni number
of their freinde here, last week.
• Mrs. Win. Robb is spending 'this'
• week with :remits in Henfryn. •'
,Mr. and Mra L Avery returned
home after their honeymoon trip.
Mr. David Catruthers; has pur-
chased the 'farm eajeming his own
from Mr. Morgan. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bain and family,
of London, epent ehenksgiving with
•Mr.' and. Mrs. R. Bain.
Mrs. Murray and daughter Betty,
et London, wei-e up to attend the wede
iiig.of the former s eistete Which took
lace at :her home last Wednesday'.
Me. -Allister Hughes is .having the
,
• Hydro electric:service 'installed in his
.,The November. !needled of. the ILI':
W. O. Was held et R. Middletons
•with a good attendance.' The meeting/
opened. ley singing the 'Maple Leaf
and repeating the Lord' e Preyer in
ense-Johnston, of Balton, is assist nnisoh. Theeminetee-ofethe last -meet-
ing . in Lucknew Continuation School ; ,ing were read and adopted:, The Roll
'substituting,: for Miss • Bespie .Murdie Cell was Well responded to by . "my
who is on Sielc leave .favorite flower or shrub.'" After cOrrie
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munity singing Miss Leona • White
gave a humorous reading Whieh Was
much enjeyed. After the usual roo-
tine ' of business ,was''Arensacted the:
time was taken up in electing officers
-saw •smonde Si auee age -aoe
A. Sutheriand, President; Vice Pres-
ident, . Miss., Mary McLeod; ' Second
Vice,- Mrs e Angus Grahani;: Treaeurer
Mrs: Dan MeKinhon; Secretary Treas-
urer, Mrs. R.• Martin; Program Com-
mittee Miss Jess_j_e M_e,KaY_,eMiese:e.-R-
.McDougelli Mee. .J Carruthers, Mrs.
Den McIntyre, Mrs. le, McIver, Mrs,
McKenzie. Flower Committee., •Mrs.
Re Middleton. Mys, R..Middleten was
apponted to attend the ConventiOn in
• forento in December: After Conimtin-
ity singing the meeting close with
singing t'he National Anthem after
which lunch Was served and a social
hour enjoyed.
WEDDING BELLS
•
,Sheane-Richai•ds
:The marriage was, quietly selem-
' nized, on Tuesday -:afternoon, Nov. 20
at the United Church parsonage,
Beryie, by Rev. .W. Fairbairn of
Rowena Mirrel 'daughter of A.
Richards Of peterboro • to Herbert
Taylor Sheane son of Wallace Sheane
of Bervielhe bride who was unat-
tended.Was charming in her .wedding
goivn, the bodice being of pouare
olue.'gorgette and the •skirt of to
tiers of Circular frills • of transparent
velvet Her flowers were a corsage
of•ibridal roses and maiden hair fern.'
After , an informalluncheon', the hap-
py °couple .left .by enotoy en a honey-
moon to be spent in Toronto and
Peteboro.' The 'bride travelled in a
rose silk, crepe gown. Hercoat was
an all -woof navy • breadth:eh • With
American °epees* shawl cellar and
pointed" chffe. Her hat,'. slices gloves
and •handbag to .match. On Monday
evening the bride was tendered an
altminium shower • at the. home of
Mrs A Stanley When he received
many eseful. gifts. On their •return,
their home will be on the groom's
termnorth • of Rervie: • •
• e
• Mr. Fred Sutherland of St. Thomas
was a week -end guest cif Mr. and Mrs.:
,vVnie Murdie. Mr. Sutheriaad operates
faege printing, inapt at St.eihomas
end; is yerv .aceive :in church and 'eoc.
ial work in the city.
Messra. Will Andrew And Fred Mce
Quiline are in.: Toronto this week, be.
ng guests of the Ontario Government
at the Winter Sleek Show; These, two
young men 'eke to • be Cengratulated
on -having won this distinction thrti
• the -judging c,ompetieiOn in Huron,
County. ' • • •
• . - •
Just .about one month until •Chris-
e:rnae. Perheps that- accounts for the
big jump' in advertising ehis.
'dHURCH 'NOTES .
e'all • To'•Seiith Kinless,
, The Rev. A... K. McLaren, of Tor.,
ento:naSeaCcepted .e •Caeil to the ,peat -
'orate of South Kinloss. Cliurehe ren-
dered 'vaeant 'a few means ago . by.
Lae resigeation of the Ref. en II:::
•Jipnei now at Anse Ciag ine in
emetion of the -Kee, eir..!eicLeren,at
...)oht.h'ii,iihoss will: take place',on• Nov-
;
ember entre.
• A
indUfAiillA At St.' Peters
berVit.e' (Kt' eneuctioh of the Rey, E..
J. ' Gairalter, rector of St. • Peters
..,;nurch, 1;ncltnow.. and ot Cliristo
Unurch St wid be held this
killarsuay). evening, in Si. vetera
eight ()emelt. Tile serviee
oe • conducted be %Key, Arelicieacon
Doherty: and Rev. :i iturpriy; ancl
trie preacnee , on the oecamoh iil1 be
le. B,. TownOerid, The .pubiic
is cordially • invited to ttiZs seryice.
• . .. • , .„
' The; eeguiar meeting of St Peter's
was hid 'olonaay: evening
With . a large aetendeece, mi.:: Alvin
eeercy preeided.. „Toe 'special' feature
Of the evening was an Address on
civics" by . M. Johnstone
which as greatly 'appreciated., :The
speaker evas;introdueed-by' Mr. Geeege
Selith; peeple's Warden of St l'eterSe
Rev. Mr. Gallaher gave a eerinonette
on "The Best ' Thing; In The Best
Place, for the . Best; Purpose7. Miss
Winnilred and. Mr.. Ed. McQuillin
gave aninstimental, rendition and
..ass Pearl Nixon contributed a read-
ing: on 'St...Andrew. After„ the close
of the meeting -a song -Composing 'tone
test was 'indulged in; • refreshments
were Served and the members dis-
persed to their 'Various ineines. • •
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•
Presbyterian Guild '
. The regular meetingof the 'Guild
was held Monday, evening. After the
asual, devotional exercises' a chorus
k was given by a 'number of girls, an
instrumental by Donalda Douglas, a
duet ,by Mrs: MacKenzie and 'Miss
Mark Aitehisqn. A reading was given
by Verna Stewart. A' paper ,bn Miss
C. Carriek. The tonic Was taken by
iVliee Hughes. The meeting 'closed
with hymn 559 and prayer. ,
ST. PETER'S ' Ais,TGLICAN CHURCH
Rector - Rev. E. Gallogliet
• ••,. : M. A., 13: D.
SUNDAY 'NOV, 25th
11.00 A. M. The 'People's Amen.
2.00 P. M. --' Sunday School
7.00 15, AL The Spirit of -Revolt
M,PEKING
Mrs., Norman Shackettene Who un-
cletWerit an operation: 'tor ,goitre In-
Jeeeph's Hospital. LOhd011, Friday
peegreesingefayeeably.- Mr. Shack.
;.1toll'and'MisS Alice were in tendon
rani Friday
until Monday. Mr. Fin-
Gerrnan '
down altde-
Mr.•and Mrs. Eugene- Ilitheien of
4.0et "Tawas, Mich., rnotored over
gaturday and -spent the Week -end
title .the• brother,Mr. SeJ.
,
Vein 1116iitiP, Alag liistonsile ?re-
moved, in Wingham • hospital last
-week and in consequence is out of
,ichool for two 'weeks. -
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Avniitrong, and
family of London were Loretta of Mr.
told Mrli, Wilt itWina lasit
HOLYROOD ' '
•. •Mrs, I. Hayes' arid two sons Caleb
and -Rus, Swan River Manitoba cal-
led at the Purvis 'horne,Monday• on
their way to Kincardine. •
ivirs. Hudie;•Muriel and Geo-
rge, and Airs. •ee in Sterling Clinton
were Sunday visitors at enes. Almer
Ackerts. '
Ini.e$stS. Valey and Tom Rhetinger
of. Riversdale renewed yid acquani-
tanc$ in our burg Sunday. •
•
• enr. end Lloyd Poi:lock arid
chhuren of Kesveiek, were •recent vis-
ltOre UL •10.r. .eernest Aekerte'. • • ••
etre and' Mrs. .red. nentiancl, Cleve-
leiee Were recentvisitore trie Jeur.
ins home. • •
. eir. ane Mrs. Auldridge, Miss Lora
Auxeriage and IN11:34j hurisori• •Of
Ualiviire Were glieeta at. 14r.. Abner
Acnerts on' r May. ' • '
'4 ne elate aas reorganized .and the
for.owing ,are the Orticers for the
present year: President, kr. Donald
incenersini, 1st Vice rresident, Mr.
We. '.1,1uniipsc,n;. 2nd Vice,'Air. Gordon
incieheesen • •nece Doubledee;
, •
Organist, Airs. Larl tiodgins. A pro -
green committee , Will be appointed.
every third night. Mrg. Jeckensweiler
Mrs. •Woe. Tnompson being the firat
committee. Aleeting tobe neld every
fuesday ht: s eecioek in the township,
hail. Next' luestray the evening, wilt
•,oe, spent in ;euchre. -
'silver eolteetion Will be taken. . Mem-
bership fee 25c. _
• • 'Ilia': Iltilyteed Weinen'e Institute
met, at the • .hoilieeef• Mrsietarle Hod -
e President gird; eFre'ci!
Thompson the-echair;-Akteut:tweney
five ladies were present. : Mrs. Cox
gave a very interesting peper. on
"Influencc ofeSChtitile- Monte- ele
- °hutch on Child'ss 'Aeshort,
discussion 'followed On the question
Whether we should have medical. in-
spection
-for our 'public -7.schools. ,Alto
improvements Which should be Made.
in 1Iolyrood Hail. Misses Daisy Ay.
sles and Hazel Peavey gave •a report'
'on the 'Convention at Walkerton:
Meeting close& ,with 'the NatIong
.Anthein. 'lunch was,. served. by the
440a 044 thi ,committte, Anctuut4 • - • Mtn .inbalta tO ditaand dont, spaeof
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LOCAL MASONS
DEDICATE NEW HALL
Hon. S. Martin 91te5 and Gives.
Address .at Banquet
• Thursday eventng of last•week
be a date iong to be. teniembered
the annals of •.01c1 Light Ledge,: F.
& A. M. After months of planning
and mirk and 'fixing tip, the new home
• of the %lodge at, the •cerner o Carnp-
bell and Ross Streets wai ready for,
dedication, The Hon J S.' Martie,
'Minister of Agrieulture in the pres-
ent" Ontario- GevernMent; who this
year enjoys the additional distinction
of being Rt Worshipful Gland Mas-
ter of the Snprerne Ledge of. Ontario'
A. F. & A.M.; was invitedto officiate
at the fornial dedication, and although,
he appears to be a very busy man, he
cheerfully consented; .and although he
perforined a similar functien at North'
Bay, the eveninge.before he was here
in, good time, apparently pleased and
happy.May we say here that the Hon.'
Mr. Martin, is a man, of.exceptionally
fine appearance, most 'agreeable in
. . .
a, social way; and as beconeaslni-Wfice
well versed in lodge •viays and:wOirk.
There was a large gathering. In fact
,
Po many had come from: neighbering,
lodges thatallcould net be accom-
modated in the necessarily limited
space of . theledge room, . '
.There' was ho end• of eoniplementa
. .
and eengratelations for the local
brethrenupon the spleneid way in
which they had • fitted np• their new
quarters -e -a beautiful. lodge. roorn with
• •
every eppointinent . and con en4ence.
elncleedeso_pleasedeis_e_verybody with
the new quarters. that Some have
come to regard the destrection of the
old 'Masonic ;Hall he a blessing in
disgnise. •
Following ehe dedication CerennfilY
the Jodie members .and visiting bre-
thren enjoyed a , banquet in the •Town
Hall, the !edge dining viola .being too
small,for the occasion. The Hall was
fittingly : decorated and there were
:plates fore over 200, and there wae
about thf number. present The lo-
cal Wornens TieStitute prepared the
banquet, which needless, .to say via4.
'highly, satisfactory. ••
The' toast list was short. the Rt
Wine •Grand. Master and the. Grand
Secretary speaking . for . the. Grand
Lodge ofeOnterie, itt_prepared addres-
ses, while a number of lace' Men
spoke briefly. .• • . : •
The Geand' Master •gae-e much •in-
formation about lodge matters, and
eteting than. the order Was..Inaking
.splendid progress throughout •,.; thee
couneeye At North Bav where he had
been the 'night befere the. lodge had
;erected a new temple at a cost of
sixty thousand dollars 'end at ' Sault
Ste. Merle a• new building was about
eornpleted zit a cost of 120 thousand
•dollars: These ledges had Muni': no
difficulty in finaneing their:undertake-
ings. Mr.Martiii• referred at e.eithe
length to matter ,which' he as Mini -
Stet.. of 'Agrichlture had. ,pndertaken.
This was the bringing. ovonefroni Bri-
tain Of a large number Of bbys pbout
the •ages: Of ten or twelye, and he
cernmended the ',Care of these to the
-Masonic brethren ' in ;the • -country • as
the boys would as far as possible he
pleeed on farms:, He 'wishes to in-
troduce ' the '"big shrother." idea into
this plan Of' immigration .tvork which
his departments undertaking, .and
•he asked that the boys be treated as
little brothers. ':• He believes that
boys and ,giriS brought into the ,eoun-
try at the age of ten and twelve Will
inere readily become assimilated, and
will he more likely to remainin the
country than men- introduced later on
in
lkGalirfezid 'Seeretery Lngan. Who has a
replatation as ,an entertaining after-
dinner speaker introduced a nhiriber
of humorous Stites in a half-hours
speeek which contained Alio interest-
ing and helpful information.
• Missea. H. Linklater. of Teeswater
and Geo. 'Spotton �f Winghani.and a
few others:also spoke 'briefly, •
Read,. the-1-°111g:°-37-.ertisentent or
page 5. •
FODWERDA '
We eare pleased tp report that Rev.
,:•Ae..4.310Liveen, bat. aeceptedthe eall
te. South KiiiloSS and 'Xinletigh and
will be iedneted hi South 'KiiiloeS
;Church 'Wednesday Nov: N at 2:80'
P.M. - .. • , : - .
. :etre and &i,:*5 ".., -ti.ixi i 1 i s t Taitit ni 2nd:.-
• etrriere".v-Fiviverdwle-sovalleis-ovlest,
Thursday, ' • -, . •
Rev., and Mrs. 3., A. James• of Ailsa.
Craig Who came Alp for he Suther-
land --.-Avery .wedding ,spent::tuesday
' Ittk at L ., McIverq
, A number of the Flow -00111e ladies
'attended the U. F. W. 0, at It Mid.,
dletone'' lasr Thursday afternoon. -.
11 'en Rota Jardine: Who has been
istin .Mrs. Shirl Bovvers has gone
s
to live et. a, time with Mrs t• 41, 'Vic-
Leod 2n . Con. .
R. Martin spent • Friday -evening at!tins', PAVIA afraid of a thrifty wife or he Maybe
SUCCESSFUL CHURCH
.ikerqvi eneSeen
•
The United Cherch congregation
here lies reaooll to besaueneu
nI._ IlLe i, uelfeVersarn services held
'iast 4tioday. The .chureii Was filled to
ciapeen.y niurning and evening to hear ,
the Rev. .1Jr. S. W. man (it
.ext.eptionat amiity as an exPonant of
eaith arid aueeie,' Special
• rnueic by the choir,was also greatly
enjoyeo, and the eeseor .eiE crew
was 'aute on Monday evening to an.
noteie; tOtttitile efiaricialoujective of
•ereeneeweeld be. Mere tnan reahzed
Suid was aSketi by tee Manag-
ing Board in view . ex the extensive*
eements Jennie to the church •
,propert "
ittonday evening following .the
Afiniversarv Services ,tne'Laaies' Aid
df tee cnurch, spopsered a church en-
tertainment. Die program consisted
.of' vocal inueit by a mixed quartette
.from Ripley; an.. t.ie siiiewirig of .' a
set of 'yiews ene Rev, R. Edis
Fairoairin of tele. vi.. The views were
largely of '• Neweouridland scenery.
taken by Mr. Fairbairn himsell White
• he was pastor of a Congregation there
While tne Pieturi s. were good and/in
a wav interesting, they did not tend
to give One a very favorable opinion
of our neighboreng...colonye_Bilt_Mr.-
Fairbahn •assured hie' audience that
natives' of the island,- almost without
exeeption think theirhomeland: the
fairest Place on. earth; • -•
Miss Montgomery a young elect?.
tionist 'who came' over with the ,Rip-
ley people gave two entertaing read-
ings. The Ripley • quartette, was. made,
, of •Mrs. D. Munn, )Mrs. Crawford
(Sr.) Mr. Ora Crawford and Mr. Roy
MACKenzie..Mree Newton presided at
,the* Organ, Needless to , say the var-
ious numbers were excellent
o-o-ci
HELENS
•
'• Mrs. Clerk. has. gene t� Wesefild
to spend • the • winter Months: With her
daughter; 'Mrs:. McDowell. "
iiss t.Della Cranston as a. reeent
visitor at Kincardine,, • • " . •
.Mrs stecidis ,Weatherhead and daug-
hter Grace, visited at Inyth lest week.-
'
Miss Muriel Miller is 'twine from
Ilderton. • •
Miss Lila Humphrey -spent .last
week With • her „,sister Mrs George
aiket
'1' V.\liss Josephme Gaint is kiothe frOin
'Whighani Hoipital whereshe' recent.:
ly underweht an operation for appen-
dieitie.
Th and Mrs, John MeQuillin were
at :Stretford one. 'da g- last Week..
holOrs.. Frank and Tom Todd are
. at thee Royal Fair Toronto this week
where they are exhibiting, their cat-
tle , ^ . • e
• Mr, • Fred ..McQuillin goes '. to the
'Royal ,Fair this week as one of, the
Juinor Farmers who are being enter.; •
•
tained by the Ontario Goieinrnetas
result of the contest iii judging' held
eehnetiSY
T.e'C' remerit Of. the Lord's &tepee
wiZI, be observed ni t4 .United Church
net :Sunday 'morning. ',‘Freparatory
aervice will be held Friday „evening
at 7.30.
- At the annual nieeeing of the Y. P..
S. of the 'United church held recently
the following were the officers elected,
'Hon. :Pi esidente-Ree." II. ,G, .Whlt-
field; president -Mr.: .Harvey Webb,'
vice presiden-Mise Vete , Todd, Tree -
surer -Miss Helen Miller, eecretary,
My, Lorne •Weode, program. committee.
Wilson Woods, Mrs. Ramage,
MrseiW. A. -Miller, Mr. Fred MeQuile
lin, missionary cimunittee-Mrs Gor-
don, Mrs. Whitfield,' Mr. Ramage, see
cial
Jen 'Athlete Mr . Arnold Woedi,
coninni.ttee-eMise Todd, Miss
,
, The .1Voinen's. Missionary Sotiety of
the United Church held .their annual
Thankoffering 'meeting at the regular
service Sunday morning. A paper on
"Our Work.Ii Canada" was read by
Mre. W. A, Miller, one *n 'Beginii-
ings In Japan" by Miss Mabel 'Woods
"A Hindu Sister's Stery" was given
by. Mrs. Geo. Webb, and a splendid
interpetration of "If I Were An. Af-
rican Woman" was given by. Mrs.
"Whitfield. ,Recitations were given by
Dorethy Miller and *Helen Thorn, Ap.
propriate mu,ic itieluding a chorni
front the Sunday School; an anthem
by the choir. a solo by Rev. II; G.
Whitfield and a mare Chortis.' Every
,eurnber on the program aided in mak.'
ing,the' meeting nrost interesting and
,helpfuL • .
RIPLEY
'Mid 'Mrs. 'ThiVid'Ileteod' and
_ .
son ,David„ Mrs. E); M. McDonald and
,.sen -Coy,- of ' Toronto, 'silent the 'week'
'en'irVM _ .Rili
•
vicinty, Mr. Miatee-d is a on of Rev..
Roderick McLeod, of Glasgow, at; one
tirne 8. niinister „here. RiOley. friends.
were ,ploased to meet those visitors
after an abgenee Of twenty years.
Dave.; as he is better known in Rip -
lc'. ts iirlfliter of the Bei* Of Nova
Scotia in Toronto. . Coy holds a re-
sponsible %position as a bend %liftman.
_-000__
Yon tell. If et. Mall dOe:Stl'i
s threw' his straw het awag. ?nay be
a Mrs.
'The Bread s' .
HVIS 4 :The -Bread
of Health . . Cy , of Health .
Quality Produces Good Will. Our Goods Have Always Hegel A• Qual-
, •
OUR MOTTO IS QUALITY AND SERVICE,
ity• Product Made From The Finest Materials' With ' Knowledge •
That, yeiirs Of gx,pierii,esnpieECAInAaLsExlieri7ntHae Gained7 1 ..
Cream ' Puffs,Lemen'Fieringe Nee; Raisin' Pies, Rasberry Tartlets
IICd Maple Walnut Tarts d Rolls; Chelsea Buns Coffee (::,akes, • Oat-
, „
: meal Cookies, Rock Cakes. •••
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Phone 36 ' Luckni*
.11111MF,
November Specials
Boys All Wool Sweater Special, At . . . . ., $1.19
Boys Fleeced underwear, Special At :60c
Boys All Wool UnderWear, 'Special At ..• ... '98C
Mens--Heavy-Ribbed Underwear,. SPe ei.a At • , : $1.49'
Heavy Wool Work Sox, 'Special At _ . 3 for $Lon
• LardieS. Bloomers or Vests, Special At. . . . , 59c
Lalies Combined° Underwear, Special At , . . 95c
,Heavy .Yeane, Cloth,- •36 inch, Special At: ..... ....4 28e
Mac, Flannel, 36 inck, Special At... .. . . . . 83e ,
. Fancy Bath ''TOwel's, .Spezial At,. „. 3c"
Ernbro. Cuff Chainoisette Gleves,,,Special At .... . . 'fitie
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OTHERS 'THROUGH OUT (OUR STORE) WALK THRU
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OF • BATl'ERYLESS RADIO
Outstanding in periormencee in ,
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vast ,resourceS of • fiee great lab-
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features that have won •battery-
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tube set, Complete OnlY $160.00
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IfOI0(...T.HEATRE
r • & SIIRDAY, NOV.' 23'; 24
-cieerge Sydney a& eCharde Murray, In
ROMEOs'
;The Irisnman and the• . Jew in an%
aeroplane
UES, and WED.--NOV; 27th & 28th. -
'-'11V0 ARABIAN 'KNIGHTS"
coliereDY
Coming --Special
Chareie"chaplin, In
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Inteteu. ' •
'.I.he kastur. ,took Mrs. 1.:0-rman ••
LOilUV1,..n 112,a
since t4U/le Lila ULegll ope• l'auelf. sot:
JEWELER' A*ND OPTWIETRIST, • unceeti • eeen 4 were very
aj
teriwun tel Lee u nen tne • hev. .br. •
, • .
raL,i ell:: toeir, 4l1/1taky.
11.14atell.;1.11.enAL: jt(ity0eia IslLoOtvtlocOekvtenres...philluipeilt,1:11.
.thalie and kitiocetc were ,welf rep-
resented at tne •sundey School, con-
VentiOn • beld, at . Dungannon- united
I :lilted unutch on ..m.,..rivay, afternoon.
.was 'a good gatnernig and. helpful,
Inc Pastor can 'give.,a good account
himeeif anay irom the circtrit
Wo,onesday to .q.onday evening, •• and
//part!cuiarzy •on the • last two Gays 0±
these in the vicinIty of evee the best '614 .tiosence..on- Sunday morning he .
getg' Cause e disturbance rot unlike .assisted in the re -opening serVice at
eleetrical di ech arges in the atmou:. ac.,
tetipen he • •-•
pliere ': " in. the city S S.; in, the evening:
111 tt..1* tr°',"s '40 c`r." he preacliete'• in • the Hyatt Avenue
glinizations4(0 rade) fans ernpley an eueee,, eioneee elennee he yeas
inepector :to ti , eau .0S • of die- e at' the hoepit'ail on RLieti.ilitiirte;intdhilfDtusenr`:
.
ii
deaeor' to nove. the, disturbancee • re- • ' •
turbanre having hie rePort, en- ':1•11..leiiiiiloftne-:1/4t,s1:81.1104,. zh the p;e.:.
nvon thel•s• s- convei
ineved ae far aS is possible-. ceedings, in the eve• niree it Winghtime"
- .Grent 'benefits haee been achieved ,atteedinp the 'Speaking' Content of
tn this. way but „it is 'ditlititit to see. .14,enolagzuits; ‘ivolle-trheosoene4c411;is b%f \cianLit.°
it t fibnr4:ittitle. citaotto)f; short ti _Wlieteenn .he .accoino.
plished, • • -
• RADIO DISTURBANCES•..
'It ehas been ascertained that
great .deal o±. radio disturbetece is
local -a violate ray machine hi opera-
tion, barbers' •Minor clippers, Certain
other motors, on -and -off lights, re.
ceivety Sets badly adjusted -any of
'
as hot te make disturbanc,..1, liowever
the eipert, appears to be able to de,,
gteatiditiF MIS' Way.. '
OF -TfletN'KS
end Mrs. Jas. Ntact)onald And
flmily, wish to thank the niany
friende and. iieighbort for their' kind-
nsS and svinpathy shown' it the
time Of theft 'cent laereavement.
le sere s un.-: n tie'
morning; Necked: ne the afterno
Slake in the everittg. bon't tn°611t'..
th° SendayeSehonle- • e•-- °
• IM.V.1) •
liornheeke-At St. Michaels Hoi-
pitnl on ThurAday Nov. 15,
192g. 0, *11.` 1-Icorriback of 171 Mon,- '
areht, Park Ave. Norotto,--4aged 41
vettre. The funeral service was fiOnt
ptst 54
Ited th lSig OCIVertISCMOnt 01 t" /t"" ttdareS8 SattltdaY NOV/
-47 to Atount Pleasant Cetnoteryi ,