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THURSDAY, filIPTEL 18th, 1951.
SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS
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. :DENTIST ,
Dr. R L. Titleaven, -Locknow
Hiturs: A; M. •': 1.:30.5 P. Pd.'
PHONE•53, trItAY
WALL.PAPER•-,A:full,pato of 1931.
Wall Paper .on hand. Priees consider-
ably down for 1931,. I am allsb Agent
Orleirdiiirlob-114tWeet-;=-
R J;CAMERON
Healkatori' Painter and ',Grainer
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:Tax 174, Lucknow
" •,'' ..--STORFe:FOR 11:ENV-The, store
° Store. --A.• good businese, . location.
• ' Apply to R. J. Moore; Lucknow.
• - (30-4-d4
for Bab otra
farm Where there are no Other child -
'en. Paynient, five dollars •pee. week.
Apply -Bee. Children's Aid SoCiety,
Walkerton. • ,
Just arrived. a ,quantity first
quality 'Grey. Paint, in gallon cans.
Price $1.95- per gallon. Wm.; Murdie
: - TENDERS 'FORO SHINGLING
Tenders will bereceived b the
'.:rindersigned for shingling _the t,jst
• • side • of Paramount Behoelhouse
Tenderers please state price for lay,
.• for' contract supplying .first grade
thirigles. 'Lowest or Any" tender. not
necessarily accepted: • • .
Robert J. Hamilton, R. 3, Ltreknow.
•i DEMONSTRATION •
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Bargains,-ii0den's Work Cleating
And Shirts: "ltarket" Lucknow Dept.
Store. , ,•
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Messrs, D: Taylor and Eldon
Johnate1,!., gre'111; 'SA: Catherine§ this,
week AtteAding -the I,040.F.- -Grand
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• We. are egents for Beatty Bra.
.itt.° steels, Hay ,t -at --e-,4
Forks, .Bliegsatid,,ROPe.: W.
• Mrs. T. E.; undertvent , en.
operation .in. Goderich .Hoppital last
week ;and is reported to be making_
favorable' recovery. '
The names of, the. winners in .,our
monthly drawing will .appear in our
next weeks issue. "liarket"
.16w, Dept:. Store •
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• There will:Moe a dance in the Car-
Lucknew,' Friday, June
19th, following the hardball game
in Caledonian Park. • • • •
The, Junior Fainters will hold a,
dance, in the Town ':Lucknow,'
Tuesday, One 23rd, Admissfpn-
Gents 50e.• Everybody tivelcome.4'
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Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur-Pields-Mrs:
IVIurtrach, Wilfred and Lovell of
Toronto, :visited over the., week; -end
with Mr. and 1VIre: W. W. Hill. •
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Mrs. R. H. Thompson and Mil.
Jas. •Sritith represented the local.
Rebekah lodge at the :Rebe'kah As-
There will, he at:_.W....N..-Hill'-s-stere.--semloly.held-nt---St-TgatI-reriner-this
frOin June 22"- 2i a lady 'denionstra- week. . „ ° :
racnic, liversdale; June 24th. Soft=
:Eaking 'POWedi. Everybody *ekome. .
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O Card of Thinks •• '
Mrp. George 'Twarriley and flintily
'Wish te_ express --gratefelLtitanks• to
• the friends:and neighbors for: help-
, ful- kindness at the ante of their re -
':t bereave:Meat.
MASONIC SERVICE
•• The Masons of North 1Vluron Dis-
- trict'will. attend , Divine Service in
the United Church, Kincardine, en
Sunday, June .21st, at three o'clock
P.M. All members are requested, to,
• - 'NOTICE
Anyone wishing to have a perm-
anent :W/tVel, leave your appoiiint
• at W. • Huston's Barber • Shop; as
veil' Again be there on Friday, June
iN19th.Work guaranteed. •
Mr'. J. McCready.
CLOSING MEETING
The closing meeting ,for this term
offewel---Rett_elcab Ledge,
held;, :Tuesday,. June 23rd. Regelar
- eetingat 8 o'clock, • Nomination
of officers f011o;wed by a social ev-
• ening. Rebekahs and their families
cordially invited. Cards at 9 o'clock.
- SOFTBALL AND, DANCE .
O Tuesday, June. 23rd, ' „re
Farmers Stift bail team will play
• Lueknow Junior Farmer's' iti.Calecion7
ian Park,: at 6,30 o'clock. The game
• Will be followed by a dance in the
' Hall. Everybody welcome.-
DEATH CLAIMS
c, YOERGER
• ,,krts, C. L. Yoerger ,whOse serious
illrfeee 'Torento we .meritioned last
'week, passed, away on. Friday, .Tune•
12t1i, in VVellesleir 'Hospital. • ::Tbe,
reetaine....Were„bronght to Lucknow
for,„internient in; Greenhill
the funeral , being on :.Monday
hald"In the Fres."
bytIlait
-aid being--.atisisted hy the Mr.'
MacLean of Wingliam. The choir as,:
•sisted 'by 'Mrs.Ai Wesley Joynt and '
.M.iss_ R.olterteen-rendeOd: ap-
propriate music. The Church was :ffil-
ed by friends of the family And • a
profusion of flowers showed Ahe af,'•
Ust Of Water Users •
• Is Still Growing
The :Village Coiineil had reason
to'be well pleased when, Mr. Will
MacLeod reported over One hundred
contracts signed for the, 'rise of Water
to be supplied frOm the- rieV Water-.
woiks. * ' . •
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1W-04 t ea -.'that ,11 e.
1g15 would• • effiont the 'hmit to
start But they. kepi eening
until; ail tegn--:thert:71tifer-d'1"35:0'
• signed" contracts. 'that 'Waal'
Wird best expeeietions,. but tine to
Mr. MacLeod's persistence a few'
were still tieing /icicle:1 from day. to
day until this week he is able to
report 1614 . •
Already a. number are using water
front the new s3rstent, mainly for
Tii Bread - The Bread.
•H -VIS
of Health. 0 .• . of Health -
MOTTO IS QUALITY AND sERvich
JELLY ItIOLLS"?c•- RASPBERRY TARTLETS - TUT/ FRUITY
RAISIN BREAD - WALNUT coox,fEs -- RICH ,FRITIT CAKE
CHOCOLATE MARSHMALLO CAKE -- OATMEAL COOKIES
CHEItSEA---EVPIS - COFFEE_ RAKES '.
FRESH EVERY. DAY(
din es a -S craft
0 LLYIVI.
Phon
UALITY BAKERY
Lucknow
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WEDDING'BELLS
the de- lawn iiprinkling.7-This;nf' touktie is :
fectionate regard in' which
river water pumped into the mains • DAWSON,-MCQUILLIN
parted was held. Pallloeirers were:
Messrs. F. T. Armstrong, C. Axnew, Ai; the old power house There is On June 10th, 1931, St. Peter';
Ken. Murdie, Pocher McCharles, W. every prosPect that the water from Church Lucknow, was the scene of
W:.• Hill; and Garfield MacDonald.
Jessie .Caroline teddet was bora
in Lucknew nearly 37 years ago; the
eldest .daughter of Dt. and Mrs. D.
Geddes, ,and lived here until 1617,
when she went to Wellesley Hospi-
Tortmte; 'to train is a nurthe.
the new well will be _atiellable: by: t_Leretty June wedding. when .1VIitis
August lst. Winnifred Vivian, Only daughter °,'of
• 'Mr. and Mrs. Edward MeQuillie was
united in marriage to Mr. John Har-
old Dawson ef Totoritco, gen of Mr.
• and Mrs. -J. F: Dawson, of Kinloss.
Rey.' E. Q. Gallagher performed" the
O cetentony... The youthful bride 'who
was given in marriage by her father,
.was dressed,' in white, .georgette and
radium, lace, with veil and wreath
orange blossoms,' land carried a
shower bouquet of- Canal -lilies, car-
nations,'lily of the. !alley and maid -
An' hair . tern, arid, wote the 'grotirtre
kift, a white gold wrist watch. Kn.
Geo. H. :Smith; , Mus. • Bac.,'sweetly
•enderedTthe weddIng music, TIW
Mit GEORGE TVVAMLEY
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Sf.L.e._kadtee end b,as been_ - By the death of Mr.' Geo. Twineley
rn 'Toronto •'hitch of the time since .
then. She Was of a singularly,:bright the Tounship of Ashfield lost one of
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and: agreeable :nature' and was loved ' most highly esteemed residents,
by all with •whont she came in on- for Mr. TwamleYthough not. in -pub -
which. occurred.• on Sunday, June '14;
lic life Wits valued most highly as
In. 1928 she was Married to. -kr. a neighbor and a •fiiend. His death
Clarence Laverne ,teeiiej,, a -followed le brief illness.. -0a- Monday
ire-.'auffered'TA'h-erirt--a'tta'a,fat-fd'-fyom
this he did not rally; but steadily*
est'strength-untir"heTpasil-ow
b-Ift°' and erltortaleinept of_ ...varib .1,
kinds. Supper, 5 'to . 7.30. COneert..at
7 o"elbek. Instrumental' And yoeal-
numbers, 'etc. Dancing. 'The Pilot.
0reliestrii-
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C. T: U. Will Meet at the
home. of Mrs..Clesnut, Friday after.
• noon of this week. at the usual. hour:
A fe.ature of the program.' '
will • be
the report -of the recent W. C. T. U.
convention.at Toronto.
The Buffalo Easter Brands, 1929,
• Semi-Pro,.ehampions of New Yet*
State, and Caneda, and the Buffalo.,
Colored Giants *ill play a double
'header baseball 'game At -Port Elgin
on July lst for a. purse 'of .000.
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•LoNa SERVICES •RECOGNIZED
Mk. Wm. G. Moffat who has cent-
pleted 18 years as president of the
Culross and Teeswater AgriculturalSociety.
SOciety. .was pleasantly surprised
•When officers and directors of the or-
ganization met 'At „his •horne one ev-
ening last, week and "presented him
with a gold -headed rain reeogpi-
tion 'Of his long and:efficient services.
Mr. David McDonald, reeve of Cul-
ross, acted as, chairman. Mr. Robt
.1:Ireland read an address to' Mr:
Moffat anct:Mrs., John 'Good of Tees -
water presented Mrs. Moffat with
hopquet of roses. Mr. Kenneth Ma -
Kenzie, secretary ef the society gave
a *resume of the work and develop-
ment of the society during the, per-
iod Mr. Melfat :was president , Ther
were short 'addresses by other oMT
eis. • Mr. Moffat in tieknowledg,entent
of the gift spoke of the splendid co-
toPeratien he had received, m
fro oft-
ers and directors throughout his term
of office. There was a•plensant social
hobt and hutch. •,
„ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
and.Mrs. DaVid Walker; Ford-.
Otito.:atinclunce the_engagement
Stanclpipe COnipleted
Work on .,the ,standpipe. whiel-Chas
bee under way' the past month was
-completed on Saturday, and. -rip Sun-
day and Monday the big tank was
filled_with_water 'day. of testing
it for leaks. There were- •onlyAi-few
Very small leaks and these were se-
etirelk"elbaed Titesday:
, Filling was done by pumping from
the 'old power house, a line of - hose
attached to a fire ,.hydrant having
been led up the sidee
;of the standpipe
to the manhole on the top. The
hose carried a 2% 'inch- stream arid
t took nearly 50 hours to fill the
tank,
A gang. of men are now- at work
digging a trench for the main to
connect the well 'with the standpipe,
which le I the last piece Of work of
that kind to be done.
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SUCCESSFUL' STUDENTS
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We are pleased to note that, ac-
cording to the report of Toronto MO-
W' t011ege,, Messrs. G.. MacMillan
of Kinlose and Alvin Woods of
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:Helens' weresuccessful_in_their_anal
year iri Medicine, and Mr. Grant Mc:
Kenzie, Lucknow successful in his
second -year. Mr. James Little, •Kin-
loss, successfully, pasted his, exams
in first year Dental College work. '
O ASH,FIELD NOTES
Mensts. Wilfred and ' Leonard
O'Laughlin and their 'sister, 'Miss
Bernetta O'Laughlin R. of Detroit'
spent the week -end with her parents
Mr.:, Anci Mrs. Bernard O'Laughlin:
11/i. J. J. Gilmore of 'London •spent
Sunday with his brother, Mr. R. E.
Gilmore.
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The Paramorint U.F.O. and
O picnic will' be held at the .lighe'
house on Saturday, June 20.
• , of their 'dau , Margaret Isafiel,
to 1Vir:Melville tlerson Donahue
postmaster at Teeswater and and son of
' the late Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Donahue o •Teeswater, Ontario, the
, marriage to teke plaee the latter part
,pf Suite. A .
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Following a ,lorigt and painful, ill-
ness kti; Albert- Beckett passed
Away early -Ttiestley, morning of' this
week....::She;swas-66 yeata,ofdagemile
fore he m1103146 Mrs., Beckett was -
Adis§ ',Isabella johnstone. BesideP
her husband she leaves one datigh-
tor, Miss Alberta, It. N. the funeral
is to be Thursday afternoon to 'Kin,
Ceineterst. Service "Irvin' be ,held
at. the faniliy refddence at o'clock•
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uate Opioede Law,Schoel,
• Besides her husband and Parents,
rs. Yoerger. leaves to mourn, two'
'brothers ant ,twe_sisters:. dameion Th •
es, 1-arg-7eir affaded7Serviee was held+.
of TerOnto;• Evan ',of Los 'Angel
Cal.; Miss Dean, who hosbeen tea_ at the fetidly home, by the Rev. C.
citing at'. Wingham and Miss. Margar- ;Ti', and, interment made in
t - • • . reenhill-Cemetery: -Pallbearers were
Mesers. T. Anderson, 'Richard john -
sten John COcik, Norman Shackleton
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The- funeral M Tuesday was very
UNDERWENT.
UNDERWENT _APPENDICITIS James' •Webster and Thomas Blake. •
The late Mr. Twamley, was ,in his
68th year. He was 'born on the farm
where 'he had always made his :home.
In religion he was associated with
Blake Church, being always a help-
ful 'Member. He leaves to mourn,his
wife, formerly , Miss Saunders, of
Gerrie, iinifigreeThions,".Wallace of
Lucknow; _Eldon of Chatham' and
George' at home. A daughter, Reta,
(Mrs.- Raymond Finnigan) died -a
fetlir years ago. Mrs. Wm. Sherwood
Mrs. Sam Sherwood and Mrs: Jas.
Drennan are sisters, and. there are
two brothers, Richatd. and William.
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,WHITECHURCH 151;111 allow the vermin to kill
- - your cabbages, tomatoes, or anything
'-hr-yeur-garden: We carr-roply you
OPERATION
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,.;• Word was received here that Mr.
'fl manager .of the Bank of
Montreal, Oriilia, undergone an.
operation Thursday night . last:
Week. He had been, taken suddenly
-ill'in-are-Levening• and on hi-edict:it
advice was ,hurried to the' Orillia
• hospital. where the operation was
_proceeded with. at once. Reperts since
received are to the effect that Mr.
Reid is making quite 'favorable pro-
gress, and ;is resting as well as. can
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Mr. Ronald Ferreeter spent Sun-
ay
near •Mitchell with jue brother,
31..r.-Walter_Forrester. _•
• and Mrs. 'Duncan Kennedir
spent Sunday with their Cousin,: Mr.
and Mrs. John Reid neat Auburn.
Mr. Jamieson;Pettypiece • was
rushed .to Wingham iloSpitel Iasl
week and had a very serious opera=
don, but we .are glad: to report that
he is, getting along as well as can
be expected. °
Miss Merle Wilson, nurse -in -train-
ing at Stratford Hospital spent- last
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Tuesday at her home here and at-
tended the, funeral iof: her grand,
mother, .Mrs. Wilson ef
Don't forget the Anniversary ser-
vices,in -Chattier% Presbytee:arr
church on Sunday, :when the
Major, Tohnie, of Southampton will
be the ministeik; and -else the sacred
cantata' entitled_ .`2heNazarene"
whichis to_take.place_Mooday_e e
ing at 8 P.M.
• BORN -To "Mr. and Mrs. Scatter-
ty a Harr°, -�n June 9, a son. Mrs.
Scatterty was formerly Miss Annie
B. Kennedy of here
The conuntirtity extend sympathy
to Mr. Jetties Wilson; Sr., in the loss
of his, mother, Mrs. Thos. Wilson of
Wingham; whose funeral was' Tues-'
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day •of kW week.' •
FOURTH CON;,. :EINLOSS
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Mr. Cecil Rohl) visited last week
with friends in Elora. •
Miss Marion McDiarmid is spend-
ing a few days in Termite,
• Mrs. P. Robertson of Ripley, spent
the week -end with Mrs. R. Middleton
Miss Mani .8trtithrs and Mise
Annie. IliblVlurehy of Lueknow were
visitors, tOn-the Fourth last Week.'
Mr, John:..Fistser, whe has recently
come front the Wesi is , visiting at
the home ol Mk. Tyndall: Ithhintton.
Mrs. Wm. Robb of Ripley, 'w.as a
visitor 'on the Fourth last Week.
Miss Hannah McDonald Of Detroit
returned home for the summer;
bride's two brothers11/
;•.-essrs.Ed. -and
ET.s.7r1T4111.1iii; Were the
After the ceremony the wedding' par-
ty... rethrned to 'the home of the
bride'e--parents-.-where a dainty wed=
ding luncheon was served. 'Twes girl
friends of the bride, Miss' Mildred
McQnillin and Miss Lila iticharda.
acted as Waitresses,' The many hand -
softie gifts showed the esteem in
which the young couple are held.
Arnid showers of .confetti and'good
Wishen the happy young couple left
cin the afternoon train for T2ronto
where they took.the boat 'for if•
through, the Thousand Islands and
down IlaWtenee: ,For travell-
ing the 'bride .wore a smart costume
-of avon. green broadcloth- -coAt•-and-
'grey fur trimming_with dress. and
hat in matching tones On 'their -re-
turn they will • reside • in Toronto.
Guests from a distance -were' Mr.
and Mrs.F. A. Dawson and Ronald
of Londiin, Mr. -Will Dawson of Tor-
onto; and Mrs. Clark McLean' and
Gwendolyn of Winghant,
with-Eing ,Bug •Killer which will kill, -• • • - -
the vermin and mak the nt •
Wm. Murdie Son''• ;
e a s grow
TEACHERS CHANGING ABOUT
-Miss- Marion MacNaughton;
ST. HELENS
has resigned her position lin Luck-.
now Continuation' School and has
taken a position as teacher of com-
mercial' work in her home school, at
Orangeville. Miss Helen Thompson
•'is , leaving the •sehool on the 10th
Con; Kinloss and has accepted a
.Position on theHarioVer. Public
School staff, Miss' 'Isabel hesnut
Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Todd, •Mr.
Tom Todd,' Mrs, E:J. Thom and Miss
Annie McKenzie were in Guelph on m
Saturday where the en attended
the Aberdeen Angus Breeders' gath-
ering -at the '0. .
• Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cameron and
children of Kincaidine, Mr: and Mrs.
W. Courtney anedaughter of Am- mount to -"become the teacher at
has given tip the school at" Pare-
beiley, were recent with Mrs:.
J B. Rutherford: : • • -
Mi. George •McDonald of .Big
Beaver, Sash.; is a visitor with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs.. Dunc. Mac-
Donald. '
Miss.' Celina Clark is speridhig
few days with her sister, Mrs,*Mar-:
vin.--McDowell:-„at-MestAeld.
Keep July 3rd in mind as the date
of the United Church Garden Party,
when 'the play' •"In Cherry Tinte;'
Will be presented by the Westfield
Drinnatic Club.
• Mrs. McDonald of Dungannon was
a recent visitor: -with Mr. and Mra:
John Cameron.
O Little Marr : Foranhad the mis-
fortune, to fall on a stone, breaking
a•hone in her. wrist.
Mrs. R. IC. Miller, lira. Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Miller, Dorothy
and Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Toth Salk-
eld and family, Mr andMrs. Wallace
Miller, Ltinrine and Allan, attended
-the Stikeld Picnic at Blue
Water Beach on Saturday:
Miss Line Gaunt is spending,her
Vacation with het mother, Mrs. US.
Gaunt.
Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre oj,.P4isIey
Were visitors in •St: Helens- -oh Fri:
day. maintyie Wellt
home with thein for the week-enit
'arid Mrs. Moore and baby of
Mallory Town are visitors with
Mrs. Moores mother, Mrs..George
'
Webb.
Miss W. D. Rtitherferd is home
from' Kirkland Lake for the vacation:
Dunlop. Miss MacDonald who was
teaching at Dunlop has taken the
Paramount school.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
The engagement is imiteunced-of
Anne 'Loretto, daught Mrs.
Catherine ..MeKienon,_and the „let
Angus McKinnon, LucknoW, Ont., to.
Dr. Edmund Stanislaus' McGowan,
son of Mrs. Ann McGowan and the -
late' John .51cGo'w•art, Toronto, the
marriage to take • place the latter
part of 'June. '
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DIED
IVIcLEA-In- the village of Kin,
leugh, on June 10, 1931; Mrs: Arthur
McLean, aged 53 years and 4 mos.
SOFT' BALL NOTES
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Don't -fdtet the hos' , softball
game to be played in the Luckno*,
Park on Tuesday eening, June 23„
at 6.30. RipleV vs. lincknow. We ask
everyone tr conte out: and help our
bois along with A. word of cheer.
• After the ball -game the Jr. Inst.
Second' Jury -Disagrees
Bank Robbery Case
The jury'whichheard evidence at
Goderich, Iasi week; in the' Brustiels •
bank- robbery case, failed to reach
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an agreeinent, and the case must
come up' again'at the Fall .Assizes.,
It is &aid that the jury divided ten •
for conviction and. two for acquittal
o1' Harvey and Gilford McNeil, the :
two-young-rnen-eharged--witIrthe
rob-
It Will be kementbered , that the
`jury which sat on the gape lastiFeb-
ruary Was added 'in' exactlYi the :
same numbers. •.
'T -he 'evidence- -given- at. this Arial; '
course,' Was much the same as
At the former one. The manager of .
ibe1,•-bard_FT_witielsterotiberi
41.r. Lamont the- Crippled -customer .. -
gwe4-r's-hoiffiitie,ridPostQivebleuihe y in-W-7the '
MeNell's as the min who 'robbed -the •,
-and--there7were-the-ethet men --
who saw the , robbers • laving the
tatink,.. One of 'these who saw them
e:rine out • of the side dor is sure, •
chat the. Accesed are the men 'who
robbed the ba..• .
The defence consisted in an effort
to prove an evidence: bei
in'e all calculated to show that the • '
accused , were in, •Teeswater about . •
the time that the robbery anti_ com-
'Tatted and einld not have been in-
volved in it. .-
•The jury, havingreporteda disa-
frig"fillara allvdernZetP1,
thid that the accused would be re-
turned.to the .Goderich jail to -await
a third trial at'the Fall Assizes.
,Although there was much interest
in the case, it did not. reach the ,....
high' pitch reached at the first trial • .1 -
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_MILL PARADE -TO • CHURCH -'-
The annual Church parade df
Kinloss District Orange Lodges will
be held to St. Peter's Anglican •
Church, •Lucknoty, on Sunday even-
ing, 0 June .21st. All members of the • •
order are • cordially invited- to join.
Members will meet at the lodge room
at six -fifteen O'clock • P.M. .Goderich
Fife tend Drum band will be present
. BASEBALL
Ripley, Kincardine and imelcnow. •
have drawn up a double schedule for
the Baseball ,Season. The first game
will be played Friday of this week,
af 6 .P.M., Ripley playing here The
,looys are asking for. your* support.
Conie out and see the gatne•,
"rite- scheatirre has teen 'drawn Ue
as follow:
June_Ripley_at__Luckirow
June
June
• July,
July
july
July
July
July -
July
Aug.
Aug.
1.
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2 -Kincardine at Ripley.' •
30.-Lnknow at °Kincerdine.
3--Ltieknow at Ripley
•9 --Kincardine at LecknoW,
14 --Ripley nt Kincardine
17 -Ripley at Luanow.
21 -Kincardine at Ripley
24-4uckno. at Kincardine;
28,-Lucknow at Ripley
.4-Kinardine at Lucknow
fl -Ripley at Kin,ardine
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N'w Fel* Shirts for Men and
Boys. New loW prices. 'Market."
Lucknow Dept. Stoke. • • ,
• UNITED FARMERS GARDEN
' PARTY
' The Annual Gaidert Party of Nerth
Huron United Farmers will be held
in Agricultural Park,AVieghain, on •
and , Jr. parmps orkanizatitoP are Tuesday, July .1th. „ 'Supper sered.
101ding4410103n-the:to*-i!---114:92,from,;100-toock.-pitnoingatterl.;--:-
Everyloody weltome. Adinission- a good prevent. Admition-Adults : -.
Gents, ;50e. " • •50c.; Children 25e: This being Old' k*,
•Last Friday Vetting the Lucknow Home Week in Hilton, this garden ,
girls' lost to Ripley, 20-19'. It der- party should make a good meeting
tainly wes a close arid occiting game, place for Old friends,
The next game- is scheduled for June W. Rutherford T. A. Cameron,
26* when LaClinoW • plive Toeswaterl Seq= 0pros,