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$2,00 • ,PER . YEAR IN ADVANCE; $2.50 OTHERWISE ,
[UCENOY, ON
TtURSDA Z AUG.yVSi 2 7t ,t 1.31
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siNGLE COfI1iS 5 CE.NT$i
° DENTIST "
• Dr. R. L: Treleaven, Lucknow.
Hours: 9-12. . M. 130.-1i P. M.
PHONEX"-RAY.
WALL PAPER -A full line of 1931
• Wall Paper on hand. Prices • consider-
. down for 1931, 1 'am also agent
fo leading joie houses.-
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R. J'.- CAMERON'
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'and Grainer
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' Decorate*, •Bainter': ,
• ..,'•'Box 174, Lucknow,' +.
WATER,.SYSTEM.
NEARS COMPLET1Ot.
`Work at the pump -house, . which
isthe final step in the installing ,of
the Domestic Water System is 'rap
idly nearing , completion,. with pros-
peets, at present of about 190: useti,
of. the water. a . <m
t ve
ous . is .a
an ttr
The p•u mph s ��.I
looking three roomed brick building
Statfor-d
Wins Jo Tn.t. Trophy
Thirty -Two Rink s Compete. Trophy
and First 'Prize. Goes to Ernie
Millsou's .. Rink Of Stratford --
McCoy's rink wins 1st, 'in As-
sociation
The weather- favorer the .Lucknow
`K!itha neatly :Paid .slate roof. Irl. one.:13ow•ling Clubin the staging of their
'STORE ` FOR „BENTeeThe store room:ie installed"the electrie pump- :annual rinks'x ;tournament on ,Thorn-,
u tas recently .occupied by ;.' Volker_ another hs. for the Booster'puinp olid ay of'last week This is 'the maio>G'.
fitore A good business location
Apply to It 'J 1Meote Lucknow a third room • •at ,present ,remains howling event of the year at. the
occ ie -d as an .o Jce�uilding: 1a
R.
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'. vacant • with •a possibility of i't-being
iliii cal_ gr,een,.._and. ;as; .usual_rinks_ .came_
NOTICE --1 am . m a 'p: from long didtances to take. partsI in
The .'wat'er in the mares for the .t 1 t take
rt tkvo
oson to...
do all kinds of Trucking, at reason
-
-able rates `;Wilson Armstrong.,
Lucknow,
pee
BOYS FOR FARM WORK
• Boys from 15 to 20, .years; of ager
experienced 'on 'farms in Ontario,; a-.
vailable 'immediately . for;placement
on a., yearly•' basis. Wages according
to age, : experience and ability P.ro-:
testant : homes only. Write the Hostel,
Norval, Ontario' or telephone George-.
- - -town, ..90 ring •3: .
. NOTICE`
Voters' List '1931, • Municipality 'of
the Pillage ,of Lucknow, County of
•
Notice is hereby iven that Is` sere
y g .
complied' with sectione7., of the Vet-
' ers' Lists Act, and -that: I have posted
up' at my office' at the ' Village of.
Lucknow "on the; 26th. day' of Aug-.
List 1931, the, het -Loi' . all pers.ons�eai-
titled to vote in the • said .Mun.ci•pa1-,
itv at Aiunicipal ',elections and that.
.such List 'renia,ins'. there for inspece
.lion standpipe -91'. plate 6f-g`bing•' dire�t'13 .swPrise, wtte'n-•khey-eaptuired 1st:
And I hereby call,uporn all vo ers. 1ac19-."1 ...As"ciat�inu—Foltirtb»-
._ ��--�•--=-ta-=tlie-;s=`go�5=t'o°=t-kt�13o'�te��P =_
t6"�ke'•':�i;mxried�a e . procee legs to --" prize in this'• event went to the'rink
have any errors': or,'emissions correc- .-pump. The electric pante 'in place of prize
ted' according 'to' law, the' last .day' pumping.' to the „standpi•pe, pumps composed. of. Robt. Rae, Wes, Huston,
for appeal 'being the 16th day o
past. few days,.hes been direct' from
the. standpipe,. but is river water'and'
unfit ,f,or.,domestic use.. On Tuesday
evening ''the electric • .pump was
put.in, operation. Some' minor_adjust-
ments are necessary.'. Ie has 'a pumping
capacity 'of over. . 150 gallons .a min-
ute` and is automatically controlled
by the, 'water ,pressure.: in the main,.
which `is' a direct result of the 'vol-
ume .of. water.. in the standpipe: The
water will net be fit for domestic
rise until the Booster pump has' been,
installed arid water under high pres-
sure is !forced through the mains, 'as
a means of; dispelling the • river, wat=
er which the now hold. This .will
possibly ,be none within the 'course
-)f another week..
The Booster pump 'which . is not as
yet installed..` will' be used for, fire -pro-
teetion,,purposes 'only^: In case of ire
he water supply .is controlled by:'a
trio of valves. The water from the
his popular tourney. i y -
rinks .competed, and although this_
was- not so Large en entry as ,ust4al,;
play which 'commenced rat 10 A.'M.
Thursday .morning, continued 'until
2 A. M., Friday morning before the
final ,�W.inners were decided.
Mrs .J. Joynt delivered the open,.
ing address' of welcome, .during 'which
he made, some laudatory remarks
about the local green.` Mr. • Joynt, •a1•e
though not a bowler himself_ is an'
enthusiastic , fan, and ' tabes a keen'.
interest in this annual everit. He .was
the donor of the envied Joynt, trophy
and which gores to the ' ...winner of
this tournament each,. year, and as
well he. donated- ,four ,beautiful- sit
ver entree 'dishes for 'first prize in
the trophy event, ,
Ten -local rinks took part and the
i irilc corn�posed-•ofee Austim-°-Soiomaire
Dr. - Connell, • Hugh : Cumni'ings and
Wellington"• McCoy (skip) sprang a
•
t directly .to the Booster - pum . and•. C. Oberle and G. H. Smith (skip).,
Se Date 931, The local rinks are each formed
�. this fromthis pump the'vaater from both , .
26thda at u ' Ontario, ,. • gb the chosin of a skiand the re- '
26th"daQ�of August A.D. 1931." ' sources- ods into the Mains under Y . g P•a
Joseph Agnew, t high'pressure, as we understand '.it. mainder of the rink .made up be the
Clerk of the Village o£ Lucknowe--'•The re aeatic-er-for•"instaliiiig and drawing: of names. As^'a result these
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the. installing. •..
..- - _ of this system has been rinks ,•are at a disadvantage, when .'
CLERKS NOTICE OF FIRST Underway.' for 'over a year.now and competing against. "packed" rinks
' .LISTwith 'relief °'that from .outside. ..However this in an'
POSTING:. OF VUTERS L no ,doubt,' it will be
the reeve, •cnuneillors and clerk will act 'of .•courtesy which visiting' rinks
Voters' List 19i8I, Municipality of see a worthy aindertaking so near a• appreciate and "alto it seems theonly
the -Township df Kinloss, County of successful completion, It ha's occas fair_ method by which members of
Bruce ioned 'a great deal of'' time and ,the Lucknow 'Club are given an:
NOTLCE IS: HEREBY GIVEN, that thought and possibly worry, they. equal Chante to win.
I ^have transmitted or delivered to times been criticised. and. Winning_rinks were as' ' follows:
' • .have rat_._..._... ,__ ___ _._ _..._..�_ _ . --- - rink! ..•-_:.-� --•=---•�..
- -the' persons -i`nentio fia--H • section -9 "condemned and -if ' in no other. way, Ernie, Millson's rink otr • .Stratford,'
i
'(3-9--e) I.••
•
• of The Ontario Voters' -Lists Act,
the'. copies' required' -by'- said sections
to' be' so transmitted 'or delivered of
the- List,.. made :.pursuant to' said Act,
of all persons appearing, by the last.
Assessment .Roll of the said
1Vitahleipality` to. be ; entitled to: vote'
ih the'said' Municipality at elections
f
fox members of 'the . Legisl 'tine As-
sembly and at "Municipal .Elections;
and that the. said List was first post-
ed up. at. my office_ at_.R.._2,
';- en the 17th day�'of:'August,
• remains there for iiispecti
And I hereby call upon
they may partially feel repaid in the
personal 'satisfaction • of a public-
spirited work: Successfully aceomp-
fished.
'YOUNG.. GRANDSON DIES
141r... and:. Mrs. W._ P. Reed of town
Were called to St. . Mars last week
owing' to the s,ckness afid death of
heir. young' grandson; Jackie Dick
_.Halyrctod, t
_ 1931, and inson, . only son of : Mr. and rs. -f ::
on. E. Dickinson of . St. Harys. Jackie,
all voters who is but three '' years -old, Was' sick
to take immediate, 'proceedings to
have any errors or omissions cor-
for about -six weeks and in spite of
all .:that could be done to' restore the
xected..abcording._to_Jaw-, .the,lest-.day htth _,,chap to health, end
of appeal being the 7th day of • Sept.,
1931.'• '
Dated this 1.7th day of Augiist,1931: ,
J, R. I. ANE, Clerk of Kinloss
(27-13--e) ' • , .
MORTGAGE,SA.LE -0F
FARM PROPERTY •
Under and by virtue of the powers
eontained in a certain g Mortgage,'
which; will be produced a ' the • time
of sale, -.there will be offered for sale,
by,. Public Auction,. by• Wellington
' Henderson, , Auctioneer, at the FORD
GARAGE;: in the Village of 'Lucknow,
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19th,
.
A. 11/,' 1931, at the hour of 3,•o'clock
in the afternoon,. the following pYro-
perty:- - ,
•
ALL AND SINGULAR those cer=
ain parcels or tracts of; laird ,and
premises situate,. lying; and ,being in.
the Toenail* of Wawanosh' in the
County 'of Huron and Province of
Ontario and being 'Con posed of -the
South half' of the South half of .Lot
Number Twenty-two, •, and. the South
half of Lot j Number 'twenty-three
• . both in .the Sixth ;concession, 'western
- division, of. the •• aforesaid ;Township
• of • Wawanosh, containing together
' one lh'undred • end fifty acres, more or
• les§. • '
There is• said to be a small farm
house and a good barn' 50x56 on, the
property.,
' ,TERMS
Ten ,per cent, of the. `purchase, money
to be `paid down'at the time of sale,
balance • to lie paid within two 'weeks'
thereafter, unless special terms of
""credit are arranged. • for on the day
of sale: Stile will be subiest to a re-
serve bid, and , to. Condition's of Sale
which• wwi11 ' be produced at the time
. of sale. • . 'con-
-
' further articuliirs • .and c
For u p
T ditrons of sale pa p y la .-
Thoinas'S.Reid, Box' 675, Orillia, Ont.
Mortgagee.
• Dated at Orillla, August 22nd,' A:D,
' (I'7 --9—c),. '.
4ra�u,.aBYrRaS
he passed away' on Wednesday morn=
ing, • August 19th. .
The funeral' service ;was•. on Fri-
day ftom the home of his parents.
Interment was'. in St. Mary's. cense •
trophy and • first prize, silver entree
dillies; 2nd' prize, Downey's rink of.
Mount Forest; court china Bridge
sets. Association event -`1st; McCoy's
rink, Lucknow; .chairs; .2nd;• Cross'
•
rink, ,H'anover, ' travell-ing--bags;--3r-d-
Miller's . rink, Kincardine, .house .rugs,
4th, 'Smith's rilik,' Lucknow, auto
regs;- Consolationt - event-lst, Wil
rink; Brussels, , mirrors;' 2nd,
tlrophy's rink, Goderieli,r , els. tric
-irons;
tery.
Another sad bereavement • occurred
to, Mr. and_ geed,, whenjusi.
three weeks. pprrewious, a step -grand-
son, Charles Dickinson, . 'aged 24
Years, died in •Weyburn ' Hospital,
Sask., following ' an' operation for
appendicitis. .
TAKEN TO WINGIIAM'IIOSPITAL.
,As a result of sickness which threa-
tened to develop 'pneumonia, Dr. A.
M. Spence was taken to, Wingham
Hospital •in Davison's ambulance on..
Monday morning for treatment, How-
ever!- it appears that anedicalaidhes,
checked this development and ate -
cording to'latest reports his condition
is favorable, •'"which will be very .gratis
ifying to his' many friends.' 1
ACCEPTS CALL TO' -
KINCARDINE, UNITED CHINCH
LIBERAL GOVERNMENT M L
RETURNED TO POWER •
IN QUEBEC PROVINCE
Following ' a whirlwindcampaign
crowded with political' meetings, the
electors of' the • Proving of 'Quebec
}vent to the: polls op Monday and re-
turned
e•turned the Liberal party, 'tinder the
administration of " Premier Tascher-
eau, to. power with a 6$ -seat' major-
ity:
According to the Globe on Tuesday,
the Conservative. party, .of whom' the
leader, Ca'niillien Houde, was defeat-
ed in both the constituencies he eon -
tested, holds • eleven seats;, the same
number 'as'at the time of dissolution
at the, end of July. - .
•--'The Liberal party ap}iear: ,to com-
mand 79 seats.. This is a gain of ten
seats as a result of •five new • consti-
tuencies returning Liberals and gains
from defeated third -party candidates.
,However,, it appears that in several
instances the Placcessful ' candidate't
majority, was very small and as a re-
sult, recounts' may be demanded,
which will probably, cause some niin-
er changes in the number 'of seats
each party will ,finally bold.
Rev. Walter B, Craw, who has been
preaching at Aberfoyle, has accepted
a • call to becorne pastor,of the Uni-
ted Church at Kincardine and will-
take,
illtake• over ,his new charge early in
Septenilber. He succeeds . Rev. ; E. W.
P
Jewett, former pastot, who goes to
Owen Sound. ' .
triode of . this I oinising
Marty_ � P
te'd to
Minister will be deli h
young ministe g
`know that he 'has accepted a charge
that wilt bring hien 'within such a'
n and
sKont distance of his Mine '6y
his parents, Rev. and• Mit.
• Craw.
UNDERGO TONSIL OPERATIONS
•
SCHOOL OPENS
ON TUESDAY
Summer holidays are drawing.rap-
.id'Ly_tQ_a�aclese_.rand teachers and stu-.
.dents,; some with• reluctance, ether';
with anticipation, will- be •turning,
t� eir thoughts to the opening of the
.fall ;term which conmmences'on;"'Tues-.
,;day, , September lst ' •
hit e
'-f 1M. W i,
' i. 'a ion from r
:O an nv t t r b 1
n 3,
the :caretaker, -we' paid a visit, to ,the.
hoof' .this past wee and fouu ',the•'
,sc p . k .:� nd
btia-seek , and;. surroundings fi ship
shape condition: Mr; •Whitby'takes a .
great; 'interest in keeping . the 'build-
'ing .so, and assisted by his two sons,,
has spent practically the'whale surae
mer in preparation for the fall open:
The grounds tire quite tidy, the
grass • is, kept ' neatly cut, 'end the
swings, teeters, slides; .etc., have
been
been brightened ' up by a. coat • of
paint. The interior "is -spotlessly' clean.
The'seats in each 'of the eight rooms
'were 'removed to enable them to sand
the, floors after which they, received
two coats of: hippo oil. This prepar
ati'on ' as 'well. as. preserving the; wood'
gives .a hard, bright finish,. very
inuch ' like varnish. •
' Downstairs • there ' ' has ' been • a'
change made.in . the rooms, fourth
room and second room. having been
changed around; so. that fourth room
will be at the north-east corner 'and
second room' at 'the south' -west ' corn=
er:-••T:his-'change^-was.' necessary tui
accomodate' in a more, adequate .men.' Mr. MacOhesney' of, Hanover is in
Her the students of Jr. and Sr. charge this week :at .Johnston's bar-
=Pourt t.
The> teaebine sstet-h-e; al they o
r. and Mrs. Joseph' -Agnew and
which is generally known,' remains
Lloyd, are holidaying at their cottage
y ,
the.. same With One exception.' Miss at .Doe Lake.
R. Amy Yourex, B. A.,, of Dundalk_ 1 " ofChatham,
Miss, Isobel -Doug as
The Bread
of HeaThe lth 0 Y S a of Health
bU>it 'Mc TTO, IS QUALITY' AND..SERVICE''.
SPECIALS R,
JELLY: ROLLS - DON ROUCHE,
CHELSEA BUNS , RAISI1y1' PIES
ICEo• ROLLS ;•RAISIN • SQUARES;
NUT, SQUARES•'.
: 'NUT FRUIT'•.' BREAD PINEAPPLE•;,.,TARTLETS'
CHOCOLATE MA1t+SiIVIA1.1LOWv,CKE
1VITJF I `
F
N
S
ucknow.'.
LOCAL AND GENERAL;,.
Miss Margaret Button has been
visiting with relatives at 'T eswater.
Miss Mary' Anderson of: London,,•
visited , with Miss Jean Stewart last
week.
Dr: and Mrs. Balfour are spending,
this week at their ',cottage.::at ,Grand
Bend. •
• ..ti Charles Richardson Tees'
Mrs. h �
water, is'^a ''visitor ."with relatives .in
town.. •^
Miss' F.- Greenache• of Teeswat'er,,
visited with Miss . Jean ,Douglas .re-
eently. .
Mr; ' and Mrs.•: Robt.
ebster, of•
Varna visited with • fiends in town:
eecentl'y.
Mr. Eldon 'Johnston who has not
been enjoying the best of -health for
some trinewent to London this •week
and on Tuesday had his tonsils''re-
moved' at St. Joseph's 'hospital. His
sister, Miss Elva Johnston, It;. N..at-
tended buil,' ,
During 'the past week Donald
M
e-
{ nzie and Milred Rite ie undbr-
went
operationfs for the removal of
their tonsils in Wingharh Hospital.
These several operations woe
quite successful and the patients ate
able to be about ' again.'
will fill" the' vacancy' caused by . the
resignation of 'Miss McNaughton . -
Dr. Martin•' and•.Mr. Manning, two
of. -the Normal School Masters -from
Stratford,'• paid .a' visite to the, school
last Thursday and Spoke very'highly
of the school; with. its ,modern layout•
and equipment, Which is a 'credit'f to
the village and of which we are jdst-
ly prou.
The staff is as follows: 1Vliss. F. E:
Mcf:'ean, principal; Miss Yourex, Mr.
Johnston, ' Miss_ ..__Alton,_ -.assistants;
4th room, Miss' McDonald e -3rd, Miss:`'
McCallum 2nd, Mrs.. Sheriff • lst ;.
Miss Hurdle. ,
Two Young Men
;Undergo Operations
Gordon' Fisher Rushed • to • Wingied
Thursday Night. -.Greg Leith `oto,
London on .Sunday -Both Under-
go Appendix Operation
Being seized' with •an 'acute -attach
of ''appendix,. .late Thursday night,
Gordon Fisher was rushed to Wing -
ham hospital where he underwent
an..operatidh.:;Lir...Wm..-..Connell ;per:--
formed ' . the , operation which . took
some 'two . hours to complete, and.
which' was apparently quite siiccess-
-However,, a blood clot formed
which moved andsettled in his lung,
which resulted• in hie 'condition being
,quite seriaps for some time. At tinie
of writing' he, is ,much improved and
is• making steady progress to re -
covert',
On Thursday afternoon as he woe
not feeling well, he came -home fro►„
Clinton; where he has been barber.;
ing for some time. He was about in
the 'leveeing but near 'midnight . the
attack :became • so pronounced it was
'necessary to call a. doctor which re-
sulted iii him. being taken to Wing-
ham and an operation 'performed
iinmediatel'y. ,
Greg Leith Taken. to :London
Greg iffna is in the Bank at
Blyth and who• was spending the
week -end with his parents in town,,
suffered a. severe attack of • appert'-
diic ori' Sunday afternoon about .• 2
o'cliick and was rushed in Johnston's
ambulance to St. Joseph's l: pspital,
London, where he was iliinie,diately
operated. on. He quite • successfully
dame through the operation and is
progressing fnverably.
At the tune of the attack, Greg's
parentswere away.They were, loca-
ted by the operator at, the telephone
exchange, however, and continued to
London to be there during the open-.
'ellen. '
•
•
• 'BORN ,•
MacINTYRE-On Sunday, August
3rd; 1931 to • Mr. aiid Mrs. Archie
'McIntyre, 14th Gone ' Kinloss Town-
chip -a ,son.
is at present a visitor with' her sis
teas in town.' '
rs. Ai ile ' of Niagara
Falls rias:
' M n y g
been' a visitor with her mother, Mr -s..
Robt. '. Graham.
Miss' McNaughton of Orangeville.
is a guest this week ,with Mr, -arid
Mrs. W. W. Hill'.
• Mr. and Mrs. James Spence' . of
Hamilton' are . visiting' in town with
the former'§ p rents.
A. Gaon nd daughte c
Mrs. T. g , a
-Patsy" of-La:glop.,- Visited -With -friends
in Lucknow last week. .
'Mrs.' •Haienbeck. and • • Miss Marie
of Hamilton are visitors ' with Mr.,
and .Mee:reJames-Homey.-•-= --- -
Mr. and 'Mrs.'Kenneth. McLean of
Saskatoon have been •visitors at the
home of11 Mr`s. Rod Campbell.
Mrs. Fled Price of Goderich visit
-ed-4h.is...past-week av4theher par-ents,,
Mr. and Mrs. Wel."Johnston.
1M a. 'H.' G. Sheereiff and Miss Vera
have returned, after spending the
summer. at; Ipperwasii 'Beach.
ROOMERS- WAN9ED Coinfot--
able rooms. 'Scheel 'students preferr-
ed: Apply to Mrs. Alex Agar. -
Mrs. • Walter' Horne : and Miss 'Mil-
dred of Kingsville, are visitors this
eFeek -With Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Horne
Mr, and Mre. Cameron Geddes and'
Mr.... L. 'Yoerger of , Toronto, • spent
the • week -end With the former's pal -
1 ents. ' • ,
Grand Showing of Furs • .
Expert `Furrier- at our store Friday
Aug 'L8th. Come and seethe new
Coate, Scarfs,. Etc., and arrange to
have any repairs or remodelling 'done
.now at Summer price, • r
11NG BROS., Wingliam.
•
Mr. and, Mrs. Fred , Pollard' and
children, Ross -and Doreen of Toron-
to,. were recent -.visitors' with Mrs:.
'Temple Clarice. -
lir. • and Mrs. D. L. McDiarmid
and -children of.`�Jainestown;'N, Y. are
visiting for'two weeks with 1VIr.' and.
Mrs. Alex. 'McDiarmid. • e
Dick Trei'eaven, . who has spent' the
. rummer with 'Mrs. 'Treleaven . and
/Liss
'Gertrude, returned to +his home-'
n: Hainilton last • week:
Dr. Martin 'and' Mr. • Manning and
heir�.feeiilies of''Stratford, who are
amping"`at Bruce Beach, were guests
f kr.' and " Mrs.' W.M; MacKenzie,
last week.. • '
Miss, ,Enoi,a Buswell and Mis: J,' •
yW.' Joynt motored to *bailie last,
Reek: They --'ere -aceonfiaanred- -Mine
ey ten ho •had been , -e,
visiting, . there.
Mr. Lorre• McDonald of .Peterboro, ' -
holidayin hat the benne of his . par-
eits. 'Mrs. McDonald and' young son, ,,,
Ross, have been visiting here for .the. ••,
,Past .few weeks.'• :
Mr... and Mrs'. Joh Stricker, Miss
. n.
'Jlab.el' Becker, - Mr.' '• Gibson and Mr.
Jliverr 'Foliver:,;` of Wellesley, ' were
recent' visitors with • Mr. and Mrs. '
'Jas: 'Webster of Ashfield.
Melvin Hackett' who has .been: re . •
lieving. at different points is, acting..
pis .teller at -the •Bank of •Commerce,
while Mr: Willis__Siny,the, is...holiday -. _.-�_ _.
ing at his home. in Hantiltere e---••; -e-- - : °i
• Receiving Treatment
Mr. Sam ' Leach of town. wept. -•to
St. Joseph's' Hospital, , London, ,; on'
Monday, where he is receiving Mede •
real treatment for a':troublesame sore,::_-
pn his 'l'eg;
Passes Agricultural .Exam'
Among the list of successful , sty
dents who'•took agricultural Summer
courses, we, see Malcolm Watson's
ename.. _Ee..as nor -qualified--to..teach'
elementary agriculture.
Mr. Stuart E. Robertson returned •
this' week from :a business • trip . to .
Winnipeg, . during. which he called. on
many former ' Lucknow resi::ents,.
among.whom was Mr. "S:andy" aw
son; a foriner• resident' of the village.
' Mr. "Carrick Douglas is spending
a few days •with, his parents in town
He intends, retirniii,g shortly to 'New
York accoinpail ed • by Mrs. Douglas
and the , two . children, Bobby and
Mary Joyce, whq,'have. been visiting'
here and in Stratford. •
Entertain Ripley 'Organization ,
. A very pleasant social evening,
which- concluded with a ,.dance, was
enjoyed ;in the' Town Hall lest Thurs'=•
day .evening• when the local Junior
'Farmer and Junior Institute organ.
izatiens entertained the , members of.
the Ripley 'clubs.
o•
NOTICE. TO UNEMPLOYED
RESIDENTS OP LU CK.NOW i
At the requestof the Secretary' of
the, Unemployed Relief Committee of
Ontario, I hereby give notice • that .all.
anemployed who are. 'now residents
of .Lucknow Village, ,mnay register
their names, age, u siu occupation,
ton,
office of the Clerk' before• the 31st of
August. I therefore ask �youa in your
own iiitel-eses to attend', to this at
once. '
Cards are ready .for' you,, to fill in,
'EMIT. RAE, Reeve.
' FAREWELL PARTY
Miss ,Eva Greer ,and - Mrs. G. A.
Andrew ' were the' ,hostesses at • a •
party .et ththehone of M.r. and Mrs.
G'. A:. •Greer, fo'r, the teachers ,and •
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lumber 'of dependents, etc.,- at the''mentbers acti've%in the "United Church
Sunday School work. The 'gathering
was rather, of a farewell nature 'fit
honor, of three Members, Miss Enola
Buswell. and Mr. :Alex Smith, `h':h•i -
shortly leave to attend Normal and •
Miss Heleai Tlonipson, who .goes to
Hanover *to teach: '
Some twenty-four were :present,
and a Varied program which included
two,. Contests, was, retia) .enjoyed. lieu,
R 1'. Crew spokebnefly and presen .
do n►cd with letters
lie ones ted t
of int oduction to the ,pasters of the
churches which they will attend.
g
lowin'' this a daint ° •-itineh 'was .ser.,
.reed,
HOLDS AUCTION SALE
Mr. Victor Whitley ,diose an ideal
time and place to stage a sale of
"fut - iitnre, 'etc,, when• on Saturday ev-.
ein' g ion the temporary 'band, 'stand'
at the Caiti Mouse corner, ,Mr. Mat,
Gaynor auctioned off •• the . articles.'
os ecti� e
bu. eh
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a 'Crowd', of, r y
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and stiectators gatheted to listen to
Mat,et' the last nickel} which he
g
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""�tisfaft of.
apparently 'did to the sa •
the •pioprie'tor,' • ' -