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L U CWNOW, ONT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th, 19514
S NGLE COPIES 5 CENTS •
D.RNTIST
Dr. R. L. Treleaven,. Lueknow
Hours: 9-12 A. M. 1.30-5 P. M.
PHONE .53 X:RAY'
WALL, PAPEI;,-A full line' .sof ,19.31.
Well Piperon hand. Prices considers
ably down 'for .193.1.. I ani also agent
forea in
job' hose-
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:Reel. CAMERON •
'Deep/rater.' r
• Pa nter and. "Grainer'
Box - I74, Lueknow , ,'
SrO it -E FOR: R-E-NT=The s er-e
until recently , occupied by Walker
Stere. -4. good business 'location.
App y to R77:'1Vloore,l.,uc : ow.
NOTICE -I -am ;in a Posit -Are •to.
d, reo' all • kinds Of Trucking, at reason-
able. rates. -Wilson. Armstrong, '
Lueknow•.
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(3-79=1)4,-
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BQ,A,13'DER' or ROOMER, WANTED
School students , desireii. Apply '.to
Mrs. Elliott Miller; Lueitii9w.
(27.8-c.)
AUCT1ON . SALE- of furniture
and other articles; Saturday; Aug.
22, at 8 o'clock P.M.; on the Cain
=Iiou „corner Vreter Whitley Prop•_
•• BOYS' 1+'OR FARM WORK
Boys froni 15 to 20;'years of age,
experienced on farms •in Ontario, 'a=:
vailrble '.immediately =.,for placement_':
on-a--yearly-`basis: `Wages geetirding
te.,:ager experienee-arid •ability. :Pro-
'testant homes oiilly. Write the Hostel,
Norval, Ontario. or 'teleehone George-
town,.,90 ring 3.'•.
WEDNESIMY EVENING ,
BAND CONCERTS. RESUMED
On Wednesday evening of last week
the usual mid -week . band .concerts
werl•e resumed. On this occasion the•
nand was'.assisted .by a cornet play.-..
ex', Miss 'Velma, •Rodgers Of .. Flint,
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who is a visitor in • the. village:• '
p'or the •: few weeks the. heed'
,iast•been taking'•part •
.,in neighboring
hand ; tattoos :and. as..a,: result the
,Wednesday evening„ shoppers have
nissed,•:.this'"pleasant •,-;hour's enter;..
much enlivens. the _.evening,... we un;
derstand;.is to. be' continued as long
'as the weather.'is •favorable,. sa,keep•
this. in' mind and don't fail to come
,to town on Wednesday nights.
lainment. This' program' 'which very
FINES IMPOSED , ',_•-'
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Four local arties'fines
p� pied, ', in•
4agixate's Court last week,• amoun
,;ing to about $70., for infractions
>f the n otorlaw. Two fines were im-
,posed for failure .to have driving .Per -
Mite arid. one for failing; to.have proms.
��er 'lights; and another forpspeeding.,
FINAL NOTICE .. .
Motorists are hereby advised .that
here will, ebb no further •warning to
>arties failing to' observe ;the :stop
sign' in the village,.• to those failing
to. carry : permits ' or. tee; those driv-
Ing without. proper lights.. Any fur -
her infractions . will be_ dealt ' with
• recording. .to. law.
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ensta:bYe'"-R;' Ji` ' Moore:
N LHDLE SCHOOL
Twenty' Entree, In •'
Twilight Tournament
Twelve rinks of bowlers from ICin-
cardine, R,ipiey, Wingham, Brussels
and Goderich along ,with eight local
rinks took• part "in a Twilight. •Tourn-
• nient. at the green; last• Friday night..
Alec Crawford's rink from Wing:•
ham;. Winner of lift • prize, : received
electric hot; plates. ;The .local~ rink,
composed', • o f Ri y; , Finlayson,,, Dr.
Interested in. Lucknow
Thefollowing letter was received,
this week from Mr,. E. S. Caswell of
Toronto, and goes to sihow the inter-
est he continues ee have in thepro-
greete of .':the village. ` It w.�. s 'fifty
years lase Thursday.; . since Mars. Cas-
well left the Sentinel, gging to Tor-
onto ' in September Of the satne year.
tinter Sentinel.
Newton•, a?:. T...Armstrong .'and,'Russ
Dear Sue
`I ; ,was' much _ interested' . b . Mr.
Y..
Yo.un.'s letter in phis week -'s -Sentinel
Robertson (skin) won second; place.
with ' its laudatory comments on the
The : 3xd prizes blankets, waswon by village. It is Pleasing to have this
Fred Hunts rink of Goderich' and
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Wheel`er's• rig from Brussels won evhdeni?e °f� theme n corr'7itiaii
fourth prize,, which was ,gal'lon'Mete-
mos ' jugs.
Prize Winners it Goderich
Forty-three 'pairs of bowlers took
part in the. Scotch doubled tourna-.
ment held at Goderich last• week.`
There were tree entries from Luck. then, was the citizen's, pump and the.
now and each enty •was .successful. public' `pumps in .front of .Whitely's
in bringiirg home_ Dave Mo..:;and Pascoe's -and' the other taverns=
ton, and Garfield' Mact onald winter§ for the village in that day 'had ample
of 1st' prize with' 4 wins and a plus facilities other than' the pumps for
gf"•15,• received' `upholstered chairs. quenchingthe thirst Now the pail
4th prize, silver' ineat platters, went of water and the .dipper or cup are
to •Wellingtgn McCoy and Joe Ag= replaced,. he, the'convenient tap with
new 'wire '1,a 3� ns_ane_a-plus; of its refres ` r;g Mpw;; the Saturday
X17. 6th ,prize was won won• ,by Jack 'Me. night "tub" by the ",porcelain bath,
of'. ,things avhich _exists • -there. I are'
almost envying • Mr. Young his. visit.
The new waterworks ;system ,when
completed will 'be a decided: ad'venv
tage -and comfort.; My thoughts' .turn
to the Lueknow that I left just fifty
years ago. The only waterworks
Quaig and Russ Robertson with '3
wins• andd-a plus -of 15..
Win ,Joynt Cups
The Bread
The Bread
of Health 0'I of Health
Ova MOTTO IS Q`IJALITY AND SE V
.I8 ICE
SPECIALS,
JELLY
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'ROLLS ,. BON IBNO
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CHE'•
CHELSEA BONS -
ISi(N .PIES . r
',ICED ROLLS • {:T' RAISIN! SQUARES•
•° MUFFINS • NUT." SQUARES
NUT FRUIT. BREAD , 'PI PINEAPPLE ``'
, ,, �, . E TARTLETS' ' . • ,
CiEIO�COLATE MAR,SSR,MALLOW •.CAii E
'11.411.11.
QUA LITY BAKEltY
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LOCAL AND GENERA1,
Miss Elizabeth Lyons • . has been
visiting' with friends in Detroit.
Miss Jean • Thom is a visitor this
week. with Mrs. Elliott, Miller,..'
Watch the mail for one' of the
"MARKET" back to school, sale bills:
Miss Margaret . McCallum. • is a
guest of Miss, Annie . Campbell lin
Mitchell:•
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Mr. Alex Lyohs of Hamilton,
arid its coolingshowers That glow- _spending .week's._vacation with his
ing-standpipe must .look good to- vi1- -parents: -- -
'lege eyes. I expect it stands some=
where nn.the Ellis farm (or ,the ,one -
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Miss Pearle Nixon of Victoria•/
The -e -elimination ---tournament--for r ifos rtal,..I3ondon, -is ho e : °' her
Gme �i]is•�rm) on the hill at -the p ,
the Joynt cups w ` - • ,
y P as brought "to a' southern • end of the village op osite vacation.
onclusion •'on Monday. evening when. opposite
3' g to �which• steed the Methodist church;
Miss Mona Palmer of Kincardine
• Harold Attie s and Robert Rae's .and the parsonage which sheltered
_ as�v: this-�vveek with M -i s-- 't ,l•
CIzFr1EII{�B-NOTieE DF FIRST
;POSTING 'OF VOTERS' LIST. LUCKNOW CONTINUATION,CONTINUATION,CONTINUATION,
Voters' List.1931, ,Municipality_ . of
the' Township of Kinloss,' -County of
Bruce The standing of•Lueknow students.
NOTICE IS •
HEREBY GIVEN, "that`
,•btained at Middle School Examine -
I :have:.transmitted. or delivered to sans is given below:
__.. tli_e_.persons_mentioi ed---in=-section=-9- t indicates let Class Hon. 75-10.0 7,,
of., The Ontario Voters' Lists Act' indicates 2nd :Class Hon. 66-74:
the• copies required;: by said sections 'indicates 3rd '•Class Hors. 60-65.
to be so transmitted' .or delivere,
Failure
indicate& .credite without Hon. 50-59
the List, made pursuant tq 'said �i' et; ailure is below 50 and is' iiinicated
_ of all persons appearing , by the last. • oy the marks.
revised Assessment Roll of the said
after. th' marks indicates that the
Municipality, to be entitled to - vote ?aper as been re -read.
in the said 1Vlunieipality at elections ' Special mention • should be made_of.
for hiembers 'of 'the iLegislative. As- Gladys MacDonald Who wrpte ° on 12
embly and at Municipal Elections; . •subjects and was very successful` ii
• • and that the said 'List was first ••post- 'ill, obtaining 3 l's °and 511'e.
ed up at my office at R: 2,' Holyreed,
on the 17th, day of August, 1931, and.
remains, there for inspection.
-And I hereby call upon; all voters
_ for take immediate 'proceedings • to
have aity errors or :omissions cor-
rected .according to law, the last • day
of appeal being the 7th day of Sept.,
1931.
SCHOOL RESULTS
Dated this 17th day of August,1931.
' J. R. LANE, Clerk of Kinloss.
(27-8--c.)
Sudden- Death Of '
Ashfieid Farmer
, Mr. Albert B. Beckett, sixty-seven
years of age, died on -Wednesday of.
last week at his home on the 10th
concession of Ashhfieldat the Lake
Shore Road; •
Mr. Beckett was .born • in Kernpville
Ontario ''and since coming to ' Ash-
field as a young boy. • had 'lived on
the farm on which' he died, In 1897
he was married to Isabella' Johnston
a •nativ_e__of Iever_ness,-•Seotlande-ho-
it will 'be. remembered;_predecease '
her husband just eight weeks ago.
Mr. Beckett was en industrious,
and hard-working farmer, He _had..
as usual put in . a laege. crop this
season and was busy with the hare
vest when' he was•seized with a heart•
attack on Monday of last week, from
which' he failed to recover.
The deceased was one of .a family
of seven boy$, the •Only surviving
member being Mr. Will Beckett of
Sault Si. `Marie. Miss Alberta Beck-
ett, R.N., an only child, survives her
father. •
Mr. Beckett was a member of Ash-
' field- Presbyterian church. The tun-
eral service , was •cond'ucte'd en Sat-
urday ' afternoon by Rev,, P. M. Col -
qt houn and interment was niade• in
Kintail Cemetery.. ' • < '
Friends and relatives froni a
distance, who attended the funeral
inelir lied,.. -Mr _a W Y :Beckett: _.1M rs.
Lionel Beckett arid, daughter, Alvira
"and Miss Raymond of -Sault St. Mar-
• ie; Mt.. and Mrs. Ronald Beckett and
eon of Detroit; Mre. A. Scott 'arid
lean Scott o1 Toronto,
_inks..,�pla<yed�- oP with; l►e= fotsmer-ye and -"t lieoothaswells.
rml roil+ng. !?embers• -of the --rinks ---,_- so
g to ea oac ad d f the1 it f.
Mr. llarvey.Naylor of Sarnia. spent
:he week -end with his mother, Mrs.
Wm. Naylor: -
Stewart -
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were: Jack ' Brabson, Roy Finlayson,;' 'unemployment, MI good business be
Dr. • .Newton, Harold Alli ' (skip);
Wallace Miller, Wes. • Huston, • F.' T.
Aim trorrg-and�RRlibRse(s`kip);
Win •Fourth In Twilight
-. Four rinks -from town- to`olr= Sri'3vas:_.always ..given;to ;the latter -e-
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atter -
in tile;, mixed twilight at .Winghai►t oh baseball,.. lacrosse-_ and quoiting in
Monday -night -Fourth prize-• was' 'woad summer and skating and.. sleighing in
by the' rink eom:posed'of 'Mr. and Mrs. winter. -•I •di), not remember that hock -
D. Huston and Mr. :and ., Mrs. Robs. ey or: tennis 'Were then in vogue.
Fisher.' • Quoiting was a favorite pastime for
the men: I can visualize'' old Jock
IN CHARGE NEXT WEEK Adams, driver of the rickety ' old
ing done", the evidence of'comfort and
taste ` in their , homes and their sur-
roundings grounds,. and, the attention
given 'to - outdoor '.sportie Lueknow
° stage that offered` trans ort to Gode=
Commencing next Monday, kr.
g p
William' MacQhesney, acapable-bar rich with Jock's assurance of coming
bcir'froiii Hanover, will have charge in-oahead p' the mail" (the rival
at Johnston's .Berber ...Shop, ..while Mr
Johnston is/ taking a •Week's holiday.
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Com.1 Lit. Can.lAnc. Alg. Geo.
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Lorraine Brabson• • . I ' • 1 2 1 '3
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Williem Campbell -40 1 39
Elizabeth ' Carnochan c 1 2
Nellie S. Cranston c 1
tarries' R. Curran 1
John H. Curran ' I
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Beryl Gardner • • 1 1 •' 140 1 c.
Margaret Gilmore c• 138r 135 1 • ; '1 c
Margaret :Graham . 1 1• I .
Jean Grant':, 42r I c 1 117 134.
.larence • Greer 1 ' I 1 . c ' I"
Wary E. Hackett c 1 1 38'1 1 13• lr I
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the standing•�indicated
above
on
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-. The following( students have obtained
:n¢ real certificates (aegrotal standing) iii these' subjects.
Lorraine Brabson Can'. Hist :'Geom.: Phys,: Chem.
Nellie Cranston -Eng: Comp.: Alg.:• Phys:
James B. Curran Can, Hist
_ln. aff .... v.,.•-.1.__,
hn I•I. Cu�a'ii Cane. Hisi;, � .
Jessie 1 I enzie-Alg.:• Pr. An.._
1''eati Thompson -Eng: Comp:: E'ng, Lit.: Ane. Hist. •
Certificates les are being mailed, to students, and if any :stt ens wish :g to
appeal to the Department :• .
ep ent he or she sho . • , . e
uld Consult with the Principal on
Che first •day . of eciiool, .
a
- F, R, McLEA14,,
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stage)•, tossing the ••quoaits, and 'with•
•precision. For the ladies, queens of.
Lucknow Wines, there was .no •bowl=
ing-green with its, fascinating play
of those dreadfully,; uncertain ,actors,
the shining bowls, and its pleasant
social contacts. I -hope there still ex-
ist: "Sepoy" . baseball and lacrosse
clubs for the. athletic youth of the
village. '
Public spirit ' has always charac-
terized the village of Lucknow, and
enterpriseand thrift (what else
where the Gaelic race predomhi-
ates 7), and• no wonder, then, the vis-
itor finds so . much to ' admire ' and
commend. i '
Toronto, Aug. 14. E:" S. Caswell.
[-Publisher's Neter-By using by-
words of 'former years we wish to in-
form Mr. Caswell of the lochtion of
the standpipe. •It stands on Jimmie
Hunter's Hill, on the north side• of
the main street; opposite Johnny
Martin's hotel. • ' '
PASSING ON HILL •
• , CAUSES ACCIDENT
An attempt to pass •a car. on Robb's
Hill., west of Lochalsh, last Sunday
morning, caused a motor accident,
which fortunately did not result in
anything more seriousthan damage
to the cars, • which made it necessary
to call constable R. J. Moore to make
a settlement. •
The accident occurred when Mr.
!Baker of Listowel was' passing Mr.
Tom McDonald. A car corning 'oyer
the hill forced Mr. Barter to cut . in
to 'avoid •a head on , collision and in
•so doing struck the front of McDon-
ald's car, causing considerable. dam-
age, '
FORMER RESIDENTS, .
,VISIT - IN IlITCj ow
Mr. and Mrs. J. McLeod of Brant-
ford .andtheir two sons, Alex of
Brantford - slid' James of Pittsburg
motored froni Brantford this • past
week and visited with Mr. McLeod's
sister, Miss Kate McLeod. of town.:
Mr:• McLeod was at one time an
employee of the Lucknow Table ,Co.,
and occupied the Alex Smith Ston
"house on. Gough street: Twenty-one
years ago they moved to Brantford.
There is a so. a son Donald '...o is
• .... •) . ' . who is
a, barber in, Br'antford, haviri'- learn-
ed his trade in tont O
.with Ile lata
XI% Thos, 1 step
Mr W. E Thompson of Toronto,
is holidaying• with 'his mother, Mrs.
D..::M., Thompson:' > .
Miss Doris and Alta Harvey ' of
Exeter 'are visiting with their aunt,
•
Mrs. A. E. Buswell.
Miss. Mary McKecknie of Toronto,
is a guest this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Hornell.
Mi•
ss Effie •Urquhart' New York
City, .visited' her sister, Mrs. "Cliff
tcAuson -last week.
Miss -Ada Webs er returnea Tast
week from a visit with 'friends ,in
Toronto and Port Credit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. • R. McNab and Mr.
Comae Casemore spent the first of
the week in Toronto:. • . •r
Mrs.. A. Mortis and. two children,
Esther and. Alfreda; have returned
from a' visit in London.
Mr. Harold Burns' who has been'
in• • Toronto for • the summer months'
is .visiting at the home of his parents
Mr. and Ms. Huntley Gordon of
Detroit •were recent vieitors • with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allin.
Miss Arabel Cameron spent the
first of, the' week, with Mr. and. Mrs.
Wm. Black at 'Point ' Clark.
Rev. and Mrs. E.-0. Gallagher who
have been holidaying at Point Clark
returned to ehe village this ,week.
Miss, Katheripe''Urquhart and Mrs.
M, Gosh of London, spent one day
last week with Mrs. Cliff Aitchison.
BIG REDUCTION in .the price. of
Armlock Shingles, get the price. -
Wm. Murdie &` Sen.
Mr. and Mrs J.. 0.* iiehie ,of Tor,
onto are- visiting with' the latter's
parents, Mr., and•. Mrs. Geo. "litchi -
son.
Rev. P. V. Smith; B. A. of .Listowel
will conduct the morning service'':in.
St. 'Peter's ,' Anglican Church. on Sun.=
Miss EvelynMitchell :..and .Miss
Enid 'Coombes `ofelville, Sash.; -are•
visiting with 'Air. ' and Mrs. Nelsen -
'
Bushell
Mr. and Mrs . Jas. C:* Stewart ei
termite visited • over the week -end
:t the home` of .the latter.'s 'sister,
la" Ors - She,gn
Mi Sid, Trow i"�ri ge of..the- Bank
of Montreal' has returned from spen-
ding a two week's ' vacation at his
home .in •Tara. •
Mr. „and Mrs. Len Robins and Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Platt, of Galt spent
he week--endTwith -Mr. and . Mrs: • '
.tichard Webster,.
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Miss Edna Campbell and Mr. and
Ars. Wilfred ` Brown of . Goderich
vere Visitors over the• week=end' with
Ars. Elliott' Miller.
Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Rankin
.:nd Mrs. Richmond of Chatham.
spent the week -end with. Miss M. J.
Murray and other friends in -town.•
Misses- Isabel Chesnut, Kather-ine- • •-
MacKenzie and ' Edna Ritchie, have . .
returned • from a ' motor trip to Tor-
onto, Niagara Falls, Queenston, etc. -
Mr. and Mrs. Louis ' Harrington;
Louis Harrington, Jr., and Miss Lila •
Japes of Detroit, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth . Cameron last
week; ' •
r Mrs. Will Barber, Dorothy and
Lorna, who have been visiting with -
Mrs. N. L. Campbell leave- today for
Guelph and ' Toronto; where they will
visit before returning . to . the West.
The annual bowling tournament is
being held to -day Jit the green.
prizes on display at Davison's, store
are •very attractive and• no,, doubt
will' induce keen competition .in • the
diffeileat events. '
Mr. and Miss'. George and ' Linda
Cantelon . of Clinton, ;_Mies Lizzie -
Webster of Lueknow, Mr. and Mrs.
John Shire of ' Bervie were visitor'
of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Webster, Ash=
field, this week. * ,
YOUNG CHAP HURT
Young Tommy . Traplin had his
tongue badly gashed and received
nasty' cuts and scratches in an ac-
cident last week Whichhappened near
his home .on Canning street. The
youngster was apparently eager to
have a ride with Harold ,Johnston,
the driver of Reid's Bread Wagon
when in some ' rnanner he fell, ,The
back wheel hof the cart grazed his
leg inflicting some bruises and scrat-
chess When hetfell he struck his head,
the jar of which caused him :to, bite
a' long , gash in his tongue. A. doc-
tor's examination - revealed . that the
little chap was lunate in not stiff-
-, .. ':. ._
eying any,broken bones and now is
none the w'orse o'f the experience ex-
eept for -the eripleasaft% sensation of
having a whole mouth=full of torigue.
N tlg
� (1lF' MEETING
The ,members . Ltckiow J
urion,
Farmers ad-rJr.
Institute are enter-
taining' the members of Ripley Jr.
Pamela and Institute this Thursday
ev'en'ing in the Town Hall. All the
nembere of Luckizow Jr. Instit"ute
ore *'egnested to brim •tale,
' KEEN COMPETITION IN
CUCUMBERS
According td. the -reports we have.
beard during the past week, ' there
are a great many cucumbers, cling-
ing to the vines in different gardens
that far surpass in weight and de-
nmensions the one grown by 'Mr. . Wm,
Staters", 'which we -`mentioned last
week. . •
however on Monday mporning, Mr.
William'Ferris brought into the office
about the firmest specimen one could
wish to see. It teas grown by Mr.
Shirt Bowes and Weighed 2 , lbs„
was 12 inches long and had a cir-
eun'tference of 11 inches. This "cue"
did not taper at the ends but Was
practically of uniform circumference.
throughout and the skin was quite
green and about as snto-oth as a bit-
lard bale: . . •
Its hard to say what next week
will bring in this line. If it continues
so 'eone will be displaying one as
big. as a •yolrng, watermelon. •
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There are .still a number of silver-
ware coupons throughout the co
g ,com-
munity.
niun'ity. BY returning this coup_on... at
once to Conrad 'Decker's store, 'you
will receiite a silver' sjt0414,.•.:aboith i..