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ottinxiAor JANUAR
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De* L. Treleaven; •Lucknow
giszenti ' 1.30-5 P, M.
.. -.PHONE 53 • 2P-,474. ".
Will lie in Ditnganinni eery The!red.fty•
WALL pArixg-..4 full Une Of 1930
*nil; Prices 1000i:den=
fra,blY dokiiii-tor 1930: I ,ant'ilaillf:'ageOC
•/•4" fOrleildirig
• DeCerai,54.- Pail* etd :drainer
Bog 174, LucknOw
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ILacenaed'
•,•'• Sales conducted anywhere.
Vielme?. Teeawater 36 r. '241. "
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LICENSED . AUCTIONEER
I;Siv Weitherhead having taken
Out auctioneer's license for the caua,
I tie* of Bruce. and -Huron ia prepared
to conduct, auction ,selee of all kinds
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;.• ."AlitTiONEER ••
The iinderaigned licensed auction-
eer is premed to conduct all kinds
,of *action sales iii Bruce and Huron
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Counties. " Ten years experience. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed': 'Phone, ;Market
No 12, Luclinew, or r -S=13 Dung-
annon. • • A. J. 'Kirkpatrick.
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Liameisp AUCTIONEER .
:Having° taken .out Auctioneer .116!
. . ...enstfer-the ...Counties_of-Bruce,,and.
the -undersigned--4-prepared-
to conduct all kinds of Auction Salea.
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*air Years experience at dealing
fii-1414ilLetnek. ' •
• Thc4:14, 37, Forsk Garage, Well . .
Heidersoi..
LUMBER POR SALE. ---Quantity .of
goof Mnple, Cherry and Beech. Will
be iold reasonable—Apply to,
Thomas Phillips, • St. Helens.
(8-170
NoTitz,
Th; annual meeting of South Kin-
loss Cemetery Corporation will be
held in South Kinloss Church on Wed-
nesday, the 21st day of January, 1931
at t'o'clock in the afternoon.
Alex. Gollan, Seey.-Tresia.
(15-1-p) I:
NOTICE-
Alt-elecounts payable to the 'Estatii
of thi late ,Adsim Galbraith Elliott
Millet; are requested to be paid to
Joseph Agnew, Lucknow, Ont., not
latet.than February 15th, 1931.
HildisE. Miller, Wallace A. Miller,
Administrators.
(22-1-c.) •
ANNUAL, MEETING
The:annual meeting of the Lucknow
Alifrknitural•'Society will be held in
, the :Coundl Chamber, in the Town
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day .January ,A._ D. 1931, at •2
o'cloele pan.,All members are re-
qttestOd to attend.
• • • Joseph Agnew, Secretary.
(15-14.)'
. AUCTION SALE
Peter Glazier, Lot 1, Con. 8, Ash-
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field will have a „ !leering auction
siIe Of his- farm stock and imple-
at One o'clock'P. M. There is a long
inents an. Januar; .16th, commencing
J3LL
" grain.•
6- Matt. Gaynor, Atic.
NIIITICE :RE LOGS • :
Our log yard is now full -of logs
and we are unable to take any mere.
Kindl*.do not cut any make logs. No
logs will ))0 taken in front Jamiary.
--Ist-to4lanuary 24th. Any-person-hav--
ing logs on hand please can us up
before bringing in. We will still take
whatever .birch and Cherry you have.
• we Wcitild strongly advise the hold-
ing Of Hard Maple for market im-
provement.
'Phone 26 (Signed)
TIIE LUCKNOW TABLE.col, LTD.
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All :Persons,. resident in the pro -
Ontario, who. have lost.linbs
.fetini, the *rig tip Or hem .tbe ankle
oni$ and or Which they did.noti
Vette Anniniena.ot any .foria 'Of Coin.
von odor*, ire urgently renueited; to
get tri teeel. With; JI L Milne, See„
1323 Davenport Road, Toronto 4 :Oat,
. giting, details Of disability, date
•Of accident,' and All. Other, necessarY
infornizitiOn
tifert la hieing Mode to prepare
-Ant
, mint itt. the hear fouire,.'asking or
te... tot:theta :people ;And the..
•CO,oPeratiOti ef all eeiteertied li,
. hired' tOketentoitiot tbls Mese, e?5.,•
piehi ;briefly, ,
atnicknow- on Menday,
Omni:Ott ittho. 131 to !iir. (.1, MTh,
90* 100.4, otiotet.,400,,
Hockey • to -night --- Lorne Rink--
IChieirdina vs Ludinow.
Nevr-merehandise for Spring now.
Wiling at "Market; LueknoW Dent.'
Mr. Wilt. Todd of •Paris visited ° hist
.Wee'-ig'30,i'irt and Mrs. Nr....4.,T_Od
of. tows. ;•;,-(.• ' .... :.-_•-:2:...-o.,.. ;
• Miss 'PhYllia .11:teDenald Went this.
Week: to Wredateck 'where- she will
J)ei,iii , lae,:hoilidtat there : Is nurse -in -
training.
See the, new, Prints.: at Iiiinwell's
Dry GinizIS Store, at, the new low
prices—regular ;Width,: geed ofinilitY.:
at 18c per yard., • . • '., ' oe ; •
Mra. win. *Kenzie of town; spent
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a few idays ,in ,Kine.,ardine nt the
Rinker` hiiMe;7 felkowing the sudden
death Mr. •Rinker.
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Miss Elias:bah Reid underwent an
operation for niastoit in St, Joseph'
HeePitel, London, on Saturday. Her
•ndition is favorable..
The nanieanf-the ladies who Won
prizes. 'at 0.40irket" this meta, will -
appear in next ,Week's •neirepiPer.•,
. "Market" Lucknow 'Dep't. Store
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' The regular Meeting of. the .'ty.C,
T.U. will be held at the home ;of
ax......
Mrs., 'WM4,Murdie,, on ,h`ri Jan.
16tin..at•3 o'clock P. M. Visitors Wel-
come. ' ., ,. • . ,
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Mrs. , Wm. McKenrie.' -spent, a few
'days recently in Hamilton with .Miss
Isobel McIntosh, who underwent an
operation in Hamilton General •Hoa
pitkrand is now making a favorable
_recovery. • , r.' '
Mrs. Ida Stanley, now • of near
Breads, recently underwent an OP -
Oath* for goitre, at St. Mary's Hos-
pital,. Kitchener, .Ont. Her friends,
will be pleased to know that she is
well on the .way to recovery. '
ST. HELENS
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'The January meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute Was held at Mrs. W.
L „Miller's On Janiniry7"ith.....,with an
attendance Of 15. The cluipter4rom;
-the Study Book was taken by Mrs:-
Rain:me. A pleasing, feature of the
meeting was the presentation to Mrs.
George' Webb, Of A Life Membership
certificate.. Mrs. Wilkinson on 'behalf
Of the SoCiety spoke a few words of
appreeiatiOn.of' mis. Webb's services
to the Society and Pdrs. W. A. "diner
'presented the certificate. Mrs. .Webb
in, it 'fiw...vierds thanked the ladiei;
• Airsi Will Webster redeived word
of the death Of her father, Mr .Henry
Taylor.- Mr. Tayror,..Who with MIS.'
Taylor recently celebrated their Gold-
en' wedding, died -quite suddenly at
• their home at Senforth.- •
Alia.' Armstrong of Blyth 18•• a'
visitor with her granddaughter, Miss
Greta -Webb. • . • s
Alex Woods of Lucknow is a
visitor with Mr, R. j. Woods:
• There wini'an attendance of 26 at
the Women's Institute, held •at- Mrs.
MeCrostiei at Thursdair..Goed pap-
ers were relizeby-ifirUiliir Cameron
-rine-Miss Mary MUrayhe trens-
uerer repOrted •having ,tent $10 to
the War Motorist Hospital and ,$10
to, the Queeti;Alexandria SanitoriuM
and $10. to the PUblic library. "A
pleasant social hour Was ,spent. •
M. Stanley Todd left on Monday
lar._ a viege'iwith_irientitiji Michigan:
• The *Mina) nseeting of the gt.
Helen's • Public library ` will be held,
next Monday evening, January 19th.
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• 4mgrfARY.
Gearie M. Div:16*
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George X', Davis, ,a termer resi-
dent of the Paramount locality, pass-
ed away .in Detroit, Mich., on Dec-
ember lith last.' Mr .Davis.was born
.stt TorOnte,. but when a small chfld
ho was brought by hia parents, :the
late 10. and Mrs. Robert Davis, to
Ashfield. . He was married *tic.Idiat
Catherine -McLean* Who With one
daughter, Cora died' genie years ago.
Of late • years he, Made his hone in
the thitted'.itates. •
The rethAind were brought., from
Detroit by his BM John, of §t. Pout.'
Minn, and, his sister, Ratheryne„ id.
'Arthur, brit; W.liere•'the'inneral"iiia.
-14W-46014i4likitaa*...nt-WItn.
James P. Davis.•
fe....enAtvod jiughtete., •
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Adeline (M*, 04 gibbing)* Eva (Mks,
Patton) ortinIntli and one son, John
Of St, Pair;'There are -three alitera;
'Olen Of /What, Ont.; Margaret itt
California tandititheryne, of
Chica-
go; and three brothers, James 4i., of
Artbur; Robert of Duluth, Pia Will-
* :of 40404, Washington State.
WEDDING BELLS
MacDonald -Gray
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The following. which , has leaf, i!!)
tereSt -appeared 18 a. recent *Sue o
the ;Stnith's Falls Record -News:
Can New Year's Day, et :noon, a
very 'quietand pretty ,.wedding was
terian Church when Rev. Di: .Davies
ujuted in nifirrge Greta :Aden* dau-
ghter of Affri and 1,M*0% fitrt'Y •tikY.
and Donald •Roy MacDonald, Son :Of
ai.,4 Mrs. D. p, lelacDoetild, Of
Toronto, and formerly of
•4et; The bride who Was .given itt
marriage by her father, looked lovely
in a geWn, :Of. powdre blue silk lace
with shoes to 4411, her hat being
a Very hectiminnedel of motallic
on Ince, -wearing a' corsage bouquet
of roses. The 'attendants were Mrs.
Joseph P. Ellwood and Mr. Grant
Gray, Following the ceremony
din-
ner was Served at the bride's Mope,
4 Orchard street, only% the immediate
relatives being nresent,kr. and Mrs.1
MacDonald :left ititee by meter for
'TerOnto,the bride ,travelling in,: a
.Smart cOstiime of hitivin crepe; With
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hat and Shoes to match. The bride
was tn efficient Meniber. of the Frost
ti Wood clerical staff and prior to her
leaving was very kin* remembered
by her associates. She was also the:
recipient -of a pretty gift from West.
Minister _Cintrok ohair-oftwhitch i,she,
Was a member. Many 'Other gifts
in-
cluding ,A Bible from Rev. Dr. Davies
and Mrs. Davies to Mr. • and Mrs:
MacDonald Who Were the first couple
to be married in the New•Westminis-
ter church =here. The ride iind-groom-
Will reside .for a while in Smith's
Falk; where Mr. MacDonald is ent-
ployed•bir Brodrick .kres, as -construc-
tion superintendent.'The bride and.
grwiin are well and very favorably
known and have the good wishes and
congratulations of their munerous
friends. • - • .• ,
THE BEST MAPS OF BRUCE. '
COUNTY WILL WIN PRIZES
Three prizes -93.60, 82.00; and $1.•
will be given, for the ;three niais •
• judged the best among the maps of.
Bruce County, drawn and .submitted
by 'public school students now' et -
tending school in Bruce County. •
Draw your mini of Bruce 'County
on °
it skeet 84 x 11.• Write -Your
name full),. ached and P. 0.
dress af the bottom of -the • sheet.
Mail at once to the secretary of the
'Bruce -County. Association of f, Mani-
toba—John H. dude, 996 Grosvenor
Ave., Winniteg, Manitoba.
All maps` entered in this competi-
tion will be displayed at •the annual
dinner of the Bruce County Assoc-
iation.to 'be • held at the Port Garry
Hotel, Winnipeg,' on Thursday, Feb.
5th, 1931..
WOMEN'e.INSTITUTE
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LliCICNOW IipmET TE4.5A
LOSES TO WINGIAM
When •Lnolcznyie and Wingham meet
on the -.ice their, genernhe provide the
fans' With the brand of hockey they.
Went, tattir-ilie-,.gatne staged in ti!,
Wingham Arena, lent-- Friday nightwas - no - exception to the•
rule.''
W!egbare tnanaged to score' a
goal shortly beforethe•final;bell' and
as: ,j4 Perna nosed the--L-nekinm,T,boya-
out by a ,score Of 1.•r-0.; •
Quite a number --!of LOcknoWites:
made the trip by sleigh • and other
fans_ "listened In" to the 'breadeast,
as. announced by "Red", Richards, and
sponsored by the business . Men of
Lucknow.
The LecknoWteam has been bol-
stered Up Singe the Ripleydefeatand
certainly • gave Winghturt plenty to
.worry about. The 'taMe started off.
At a terrific pace and, for the most
part,' Continued that way, throughout,
The ice was Iittle sticky and preyed
a hindrance to team play, se that.in-
dividual plays and hard Checking
. featured, the gime. ,
Reps. Johnston,- wha has filled the
.vacancy :in geld ;United in, a fine per-
formance„ Agnew and .Vreleaven, pair
un Well ',and: make a Strong hard -
checking defense. The two •forward
lines composed d.Hustop, .C. Thomp-
son and E. McCoy, And Henderson,
A. Thompson and McCartney are, ef-
feetiie, checkers and • hard Shooters. -
The Lucknow team out -Shot the Wing -
ham sextet, bit
could net get one
past. McGee, iti the Vinghain nets),
who has not had a :goal. scored on
bim this season.
• Winghatn's lone tally 'came :in the
third • period when "Scotty” o Ross• ',
Picked un: a rebound ' and :in a skir- °
mish IC past Johniton;
had no chance: te save. •
• LOckeridge Brea. on the Whighani
defense are a hard pair to:beat.,Bur-
rows ,of Harriston,'handled the game
`—and we 'might add, . no more Bur-.
rows as far as Lucknow is concerned:
Wingham 'pleys the return game
here, on Thursday January 22n4.
Winghara's line...Sup was: GoaL 11
Gee, Alf ,and Dutch LCckeridge; de-
fense; Brawn and' Gurne.Y, wings;; IL
Mitchell, C.; " Alternates, •Ross,
Mc-
Donald, A. Mitchell.
DBITUARY.
• Tzia.• ...January meeting- of,the Vire
men's Institute.ivas held at the horrie
of Mrs,' Will Douglas. The Vice Pres:,
"km. W. G. Andrew, presided.. it was
decided to have a summer meeting
when a special speaker ''sent by the
Department will address the meetine.
It was alio decided to ask some of
-ilre---Surrounding branches to join with
its. at the Meeting. Several letters of
thanks • were read froM Members wiQ
had received fruit or flowers -when
they Were ill and from, othera for,
-afiristmaa- Cheer. Pollowing the busi-
ness, ;a pregrazii 'wits enjoyed, con-
sisting. of excellentpapers; one on,
• "Exercises for GoodtHealtn" by Mit.,
W. M. Cbnfinli and Zille Mt, tit Sal --
anted Ration Of Work, Pleasure, Ex-
'ereike und Hest** by Mrs Allan Turn -
en, Readings were contributed by
Alias Isobel Douglas, and a vocal solo
by Miss PlOrence Ilodgins, Coinmun-
ity
singing ;Was enjoyed. The meeting
Was glased With averse Of the Maple
Leaf. Refreshritents were served and,
a
social hcstn 'apent,--See'y. • • •
DEATH OP MR.' JOHN 'J. HAYES,.
• Mr. John 3. Hakes, ler Many -Years.
reaiderit
Zit. his whenie there early Monday
tor this week. Mr. ilaYes who-
was,,h," his, '72rd year. had been in
failing health for four or Ave years,
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and Was unable to be about let some
onthit. He la survived by Itis wide'
the fUnieral"vias,bn WednesdAY than-
ing to the Holyikood R. C. Ceprieteff;
serVice being held in At Patrick's
I•• .Peter P. 'Kee"
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,• :Winnipeg, . ,Jan:' 5th, '1931.
.We have to record this week the The -:Presbyterian 'Guild held its
7tlesith- of• Peter P. Kee,' of- 4 -10 -Victor -first. -nimeting--for- the• hl-e*---Year-on-
Street, Winnipeg..He was conversing Monday '• evening, When .the .Outlook
With his • Wife and family w'hezi ' he Committee . had, charge. The meeting
,Was stricken and passsed away peace: opened, by .singing Ptialm...74. Lorraine:
fully.:• ' • .
, . . .•Brabson. retie the Scripture' lessen—
. Ile was bent on June lltii, 1812, • •Matthew,.Chap 28, and all repented.
near St, Augustine,. When a young the Vord's; .Prayer in Unison; •! Misa
.man he learned the trade , of tin- Winnifred Joh/14On •gave ; a. piano
*sMitliing with D. Sutherland of Wing. solo and Sadie',DfcCharles. a -reading,.,
ham.. After he terVed his apprentice- which :was ' well received.- The..Rev..
ship he Went to Lucknow and worked 'Q:li. MacDonald gave , a 'very .in.,
for . about 10,,,years (with D. „C„,Taylor-'Wresting /talk en St. tOlumha, an
--Lefriiing--there-be-went--ttr-iirandorr trittinTai—Ovbr• was born in b21 an
where he weg-:f0e-maii in, the tin -o who' tookthe Gospel' to the 'North of
smithing department of the Brandon Scotland; in the Year 563, landing at
'Hardware Co.- Leaving 'there several' the Isle ,Of. lona, • where he labored
years 'ago he Came to Winnipeg end. f�r 34, years. He died in June of 97
started
sterted.in business for himself, where at the age Of 16 yearso,'A. plealine
he woiked up a splendid •cetinection number on the 'Program :was, a solo
throughout. the city...He- was, AlWaYs. by lliol Mildred Treleaven, which
active in .elnirch ,work, havingbeen theGuil.Coregly ppated... This
leader91 the Presbyterian , ,Church : -a as -followed .):03r• a reading, by „Wan
choir in Lneknow before eirining."Weit. Isobel Douglas. After the dosing--' 4inter-storm. -there.......The..-locatwit ..:10.............,...
After coming to Winnipeg he. becarne 'hystin rill, joined in the Mizpah /Ben -
associated with Horne Street .Presby- 'edictiori; . .
Orion church and , was • one Of the „ ,. . • , .
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eiders," and 'Secretary ef the Sunday: Mission Hand Meeting,
school work, for which he witc. ,:ad- the Mission Band • of ,the United
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.mizably. fitted. At the pOnstnntlfatien; church lila .0,1 Monday' afternoon at
FofiniCthtlithabytitnettlan' l';')-iitilitili.a.lendir -.71‘iitiirh price. The Meeting opened' by tinging
'the u_surikhOhr,,..ivith, A. good_ attend-.
'there appeitited secretary' of the. SIM- hYmn.-42fi, after Which the Lord's
'day school and elected • to the elder- prayer. Was repeated in unison.' it.
ship • 116 . 'reillailieC1 ,seeretitTy. until. wag derided that A chart be used for
failing ,health conipelIed him taretire. the emeethetihip riAl.. An intottsting
...He leaves' to month his lose, his reading: Wise given by. MM. ,Robt. .
wifei, a -daughter of the late • Rev; .,..
.1..-homptiori, who. WU been appointed:
Sohn McNabb, and two . daughters,.
the new leader. It was decided that
MM. A.: J. Martin , Of -T,oterito and
study'. of Japan be token un at the
Erlyti, tit 'hettievwho,baVe the deep . rtcxt meeting!. The new officers./ lor,
dat.ayintillthy OV -9. wide , circle- of 1941 are —Pres, Jeixie meitnnite;;
Mena, ,.. , • . • , ‘,:tki•sist. Pres, • 'D,onalda Thompsonj . .
.16.44..ea:tutt7itte.ca;:stiLiev.;ruttli.:Fti:cts::idii; Ifhte;Ett; ::: , . TNe: ':tott riettam tun toe
Kde, -that ' thd world ,was better .b.e• ,;,:ixt,414,ii. Athistim,ri.... _it.: ilia:.iiit tit;i:iiiteye, ,.,, irie ..0iffeja.130.rd„.411.i .theee, at tlie
Heidetscitz.., :Assist:pianist, Enniee ratsetiag'e en. JanuarY •,1fith, at ,..:8
See'y.,.. : Mary.: Hackett; . Trenstirer,
-oarviets •riekt Sencitiy, Jan 18.th.:;
ti, .private Service, being,. held at' the next. thee. iiti.m. '. 1,„-iiiiii. 'h.. -.Itern'e, "lind,''' . 6 -:
210.11: , 4 . 1.1 toti4. Hackett, 3 p.m..;
tii.„.*t-ana ',Ilk:. luiblie4"e; 'belt'''. the
ttirgAret RitChle.. the dotting, "hynin Rinke; - 1 An.m.....'. .. . ' • • • • -
eutlre.... A .atge .cortege fo.16Wed. the
*Sis- ins, .429,' feiloWe4 by` nrayei bt;
. reinaiiis to Old: kildenan deni,etery,. ,,,,,,_ im,„-,,„.,,,,,on.4e,e,,st., ;- . . . . :,. The splendid . gathering at Sunday •
. 3Aete. li0 WAS laid to teat beside his 111."• .'.1'.'""'Pb
. school last Sutidatrit Ilackett's intist •
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Mother -in -IOW, we:* Jean ReNtilib....• A . . , - • • heartehin - to the -e* -t a Ineetnig:of the ofllcial beard have been , g e: 0 .,
ex-
The- pallbearers were W. A.: CeinerOn •..,, ,..
oi .uucktiow.' tthitted, Oluitelt; ttiesday 00.tive All the deliSttitiellte Of the
'Alex Cat4o00 16.6 mom*. ; ti.:,,, !,, .,eenitti. # tai --decided to held the church are maimed with stretig, nnd
cwotheoi r,. . , ., , ...:;::,,.. ,iiiteriti,.,.sziltitgita.,t,c6,,h8,010toittifetitlit 'ow 1 eitleletrd ., leaders Ali. ati bitiSt Matt .'
Anderson, . done Sgett ' an . : i .
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ks..f.;.'.!__ ._:• t" 7.12,, .. . '.i'l "._"ffr't "":::,:n...,,,i47 ', .. : e, .-ar.-,•:,...,,o-f..4t,e'llitnr-real $4:41146i .
The Thread The Bread
, of Health 0 ' of',Healt4
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• OUR moral? is „stuALtrY. Axp • sSitvicE..
DIM HOME MADE AND WHOLE ,WHEAT.. MEAD' HAS. THE,.
_ _2, ;o4ITALITY AND FLAVOR- ••••::
'DOUGHNUTS
.M1KE,
TE TRIANGLES
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CHELSEA• • RICR FRUIT CAKE
ASI4BItar TARTLEW".:. '
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AN'S QUALITY E
Ludertow
. rusiac MEETING
A Public meeting of all telephone,
subscribers In: the Village of Lao -
noir and surrounding country Will he
held' in the Council' Chamber next.
Tuesday evening, January •20th. Don't
fail to attend as important, inatteria
are to be'hiscassed,
Our mid, Winter :sale is. now
Get -your share Of the *again*.
"Merket"; Stcre
causcalloirss°
United Church
..„....ThaIneethig; „Monday evening -was
•ja • ;charge of the Devotional Cam-
mittee and opened by: the. singing„ of
it hymn followed by Fairer .hy Mrs.°
, era*. The Scripture :leason -was-read-
by Winnifred lane. A splendid piper
on the:,pi'vic,__!7oupg.,People and the
Church" was given by. Hazel Webster•
And this -was followed by a 'very •
-fitting. address'. by Mr. W. L. MilEen.
ale -cm the same spibject. The-inmical
numbers, were areal -solo by Mil-
dred Treleaven, a piano Solo by Dor-•
othy Curran, an instremental ,duet
by Blanche MacDougall and Bessie
carnoetan. Margaret Ritchie gave a
reading. A sdiscussion regarding the
coming Ineethigs - followed. It . Was
mimed by Miss Eva Greer and secOnd-
ed by Mrs. (Dr) Newton that for the
.next three..months---the filahers- be
divided hito two opposing sides, eaelt:
with the abn of gresitet attendance
and also that copper gathering eon -
test be entered bitO. This was. car-
• ried.:Other details /were left for the
next meeting. " The meeting dosed
by singing a hymnnd repeati0 the.
"Mizpah Benediction.
The Preettytedizi GUIhI
11,41( T
January 16, aril 17th.
SPECIAL •
IIAM4i EGGS AT THE FRG/IT
, A Comedy Riot
, and Comedy
• •Adtitinsien 35eatid ,25e.
:Coming
' HOOT 'GIBSON,. ' .
' THE LO LONG .TRAIL
'filDN'T GET THE
STORM
•: Because 'J: Bowes :Who mit -
Chatsworth "on, the., Map" before he •
. ,
moved to Cyr Sound cOUPie of
years 'Ago, rime "Leek ant for Jan-
uary, 19317,- We .have been asked:a,'
d8zen tithes if we thought that Bowes
Storm would be along ••• Coon. The
storm was. to be so Iterrible that
• petiple were „uneasy about it, or pre-
tends& to he. Sometimes they ap-
peared to be laughing, at Bowes: r
He certainly put his Prediction for
January strong. It reads: One of the,. •
most pronounced storms , of wind, .
rain, .snow and frost that is ,poti
.sible to have in .30 years Will .cent-
mence- Arab week. -and- iast-to:„: •
• about the 15th. The. persistence of
• the Winds all over:•the world Will -
cause great: loss of life and destina-
tion Of shipping. The southern heni-
Isphere . wfil. Also. have heavy rains
and frost; I cannot , sneak with any
confidence about the third week of
January: Lest week qiiite void wintry
Weather. .
Well J. It spoke with Confidenie
about the first. two weeks of Janu-
--nry, These -Ini-Ve--passet ind-Western- -
and Northern _Opting° have had ,
nothing. yerse 'than. snow flUrries—
tvineaftahcetr.i:t has• . been,: v.ery. nice winter
.This would have been a knock -out
blow. to. the -long-distance tvAlsther "
prophet, had, not • the Weather ' man
come to his rescue in „another part of
the world. Monday's Papers 'reported
it great storm' which ,swePt over
Northern China, including a part Of
the great G •DeSert, where san •
as well as snow filled -the air.-Thelle--.
an& of Chinese are said to have
Perished, but thousandi -die there so•
4,
Often from floods, starvation or Cold
that we have learned to aeeept the!,
'stories' of disaster in China with some
caution. • • ' .7.. • -
. But evidently _ there was st....7great
'just about' due west of Canada and
eight or ten thousand miles .away..
Nos the,,arih is rolling to the east-
ward at the rate •of one thousand
miles per hour, .and we are of the
opinbin that this storm which hit
Matialuirisi was the One Bowes 'ex- .
petted Whit Ithir '
conritry, You see the , storm was just
eight' or ten hours late in coming
'down 'Of Storms da come down), and,
the Earth Whirling. onward got ten
• thOugand, miles (More or less) Past
the mark, So the Unhappy Chinese
and Mongplians got it. .
That's our .explanation. Bowes ;May
have another.
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