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$2.00 PER YEAR INADVANCE;. $2.0 OTHERWISE ' LUCIEN0iiir, ONT., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, '1951.
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DENTIST'
Dr. R. L. TreleaVen, Lucknow
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BARRISTER '`SOLJCITOR. ETC.
.izrieghem,-Oitfario.
. BRANCH, OFFICE AT LUCKNOW.
Hours:., -Wed Afternoons.7-
--WALL-PAPE13,°••-°A-ttillAinaLof
Wall Paper on hand. Prices consider-
• ably: down for 1931. 'I am also? .gent
for leading job houses.=• •
R. J. CAMERON
;Decorator, ,Painter •and.: Grainer
• Box 1742 Lucknow
FOSTER 'HOME WANTED --for
baby 8 -months old. --. Apply
Chi 'Aid Society, Walkercon,
Ontario. . • , ' • •
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STORE--FOR-IIEN-T---The Store,
Stbre.,-A gpod .business location.
„Apply' to R. J.' ,idoore, -LricknoW..
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FOR' SALE -50. B. R.' Cockerels
. from' Ottawa conteSt winners.- Priee.
2.00 while they last. • ,G, A. ,Greer,
Trput creek :Farm I,-Lucknow
• : :; FOR---,-RENT=The residence of:
Mrs: .Jy W. :Treleaven.. Apply, to=
.• Geo. A. Siddall:
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'watering pans and a varied assort-
• ' ment of necessary .and convenient
egoom.e,„rit_for a hen • house
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•. Apply to D.. C. Taylor.• ,
• STRAYED -To t1�.remises of
•• Wm. Woods; Lot .23, Con. 10, West.
• • Wawario'sh, abont three ''.'Weeks ago,-
• - - OWner-ma-y-hava- -saine,"
-proving property :mid payirig eici?enz
• ses. .
•, FOR SALE -1-2 Shorthorn Bulls; a
2 -year -1d and. the (4110.10 months-
• r--• also some •younr Pigs. For further
particulars ,apply to 'Jas.' Forster.
• (12-•--..11-p.) •
FOR SALE -Electric Radio, .
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cycle) 9 tube, screen grid, dynamic
speaker, beautiful cabinet -
good as new, used only 10 inonthS.-
' Apply .Cecil J Phillipson,
, • • R. R. 3, Lucknow.
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(26-11--p.)
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, AUCTION SALE
Mr. A. E. Buswell will conduct an•
sale of household effects at
his residence in Lucknow,' on Satur-
day, November .14,' commencing' at,
2.30. Terms, Cask; No Reserve. _
Well. Henderson, Auc.
•COMLPETES PACKING '
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• . LARGE APPLR, CROP.
'fiYntfki Apple Gang tanianta PaPhr
• ing,./..erge lCropof, PAkte.'.
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'Mr. ;John "Jaya leg' thia Week On • a..
business trip to the • Eastern States,
which • takes the • form, of:a-holiday_
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atter-a-cOuple--0
.strenu_o06•._.wo.xL_E 42,J14.1±aAtillg_la,KOA
potato and apple ,croPs.. Mr. Wesley
J,oyht • has been in Charge of the
orchard's; t; which- have been sprayed
five tines and to which is due in n�
small degree :the fine crop of excel' -
lent •quality apples. •
Fer the, past, month a, gang of
some twenty experienced •pickers and
Packers „been at; work The
pies •are sorted into, four grades and
the ,pack amounts to. 2,500. barrels of.
the better grade's, sonie of Which Wilt]
ise-macrieted in -England.' The poorer-
, grades, wilrbe used, for feedy Mr..
Jeytit contributed freely in helping
to provide fruit for the Western. re-
liefcar sent by,. the United Church,
and there still rleinains. a large quan-
tity of good quale, apPles in .the
orchards, to' which anyone. is 'Welcome
-to gather up -what they require.
ACCOMODATION FOR
"• TRAVELLERS. AND TOURISTS
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Mrs: M -A. Treleaveti--and-:-her
daughter, Miss Gertrude, _have re-.
cently completed renovating the. up-
stairs of their, home and book store.
Several -large bedrooms ,offer clean.
and warm •aceoniodation for travel-
lers and' tourists or any ',party de-
siring-- such- aCcomodation.• Breakfast
Will 'be served as tin added ccinvenL.
Bruce.taymen:'.-:
Meet At Luektiow:
Deanery Well Representertl-Banquet
Provided by the, Y. Pl. A- of
'St. Peters.:, .
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--TheLLaymenAasoCiation ..of the.
banquet, and business meeting in
Orange Hall; Lucknow, on FridaY
evening. About eighty; men froni the
various parishes of the' Deanery sat
flown -to Supper.. whieh was served
• by theA.Y.P.A. of 'St. Peter's church:
Mr. C. F. Hewitt of Kineardine,
• president, presided, • and COL Fenton
of • Tara, secretary,. milled the roll
•.of_ parishes. After, _supper, crininin,
ity singing was enjoyed and then the
Chairman. called in Mr. KW. Suther-
lnd to speak. He addressed . the
;assOciatien on the-Layman!s- Obliga-
tion and .privilege in the present day,
partieniariy. stressing the latter
Oct of a man's work in the Church.
Of ;God. Mr. Os -win of -Lion's Head
contributed a,• number of amusing
musical monologues; , which, were
greatly enjoyed. The speaker of, the
evening, Major Edwards of • St:
Thorries- then:addressed the - gather-
ing•
-on the 'four -fold' program of the
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assciciation, narnelY, . Church atten-
dance,- -fraterrial-visitatieterrg
peop.lets-work-and-the,every merither--
cahvais.; His address Was much • to
the point and exceedingly well' de-
ihr,ered. His suggestions provoked
considerable -thought -on- the part - of
the gathering and 'ivere a real Con-
tribution to the men, who were seek-
ing guidance and inspiration in their
great task -Massrs-4•ECIW-ard-and- Evan
gave a number of violin
duets, which werereceived and heart-
ily encored. Rural. Dean -It: W. James
spoke for a few minutes at the Chia!,
as did the Arehaeaconry
Mr. S. F. Bollochey .of Paisley. "..' A
vote of thinks was extended ttIi
A.Y,P..A,,_and Als.Q ..the.4.13P8kg's and.
others who helped to make the gath-
ering such a great success.
ience. This hostel, equipped with
modern conveniences".and situated on
main street' just, . west of Parker's,
garage will no doubt prove a satis-
factory, stopping place for the tra-
velling public. • •
Lucknow Clubs
Win Decision
- AUCTION SALE
Matt. Gaynor has been instructed,
by the executors of the. estate' of the
late, John Sheriff to conduct an
Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Im-
plements at .Lot '18, Con.. 14, West
,Wawariosh; on Friday,. November 20,
• commencing at one o'clock sharp.
(19-1-c.)
• FOR, SALE OR RENT . •
Comfortable Dwelling„ wired for
lights and • stdve, . domestic water,
furnace, bath -room; hot and cold
Water, good barn and garden, splen-
did location. -Apply to W. J. Todd,
• Box 202, Lucknow
(19,-11-p.) ,
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Travellers! Tourists I
,' We are now, prepared to
• offer Bed and Breakfast to
Travellers, Tourists or parties
desiring such accomodation.
Rooms are clean and warm.
Modern conveniences.
MRS. M. A. TRELEAVEN,
Main Street /Phone 72-.L.
• West of Parker's Garage
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• Special
Battery Radio Sets
An.. excellent opportunity or any-
, one to .enjoy • entertainment this
winter at a fraction of the origins
• cost of these sets. Included in this
• group are such Well-known makes as
Marconi,DC'1
Forest, etc. All that is neeessary Ts"--
• to add tubes, battery and speaker• .
PREPAID TO YOUR HOME
• Special $5.95 .• , •
GllAi MUSIC STaliE,
Lticknow and Ripley Clubs Compete
In Amateur Dramatics Contest At
• Ripley On Tuesday;•
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A most interesting and unusual
type of entertainment was held •
Ripley on' Tuesday evening, when the
Lucknow Junior Instittite and Junior
Farmers competed with the Ripley
Juniors in presenting. a ,. three -act'
comedy, entitled "That's What They
All Say". ,The play, which was re-
ceived by' an appreciative audience,
was well acted by both clubs wh6 are
to 'be congratulated on their splendid.
presentation. Three judges were pre-
sent from Walkerton and gave their
decision in favor of Lueknow, alsb'
offering valuable criticisni, - which
will assisein future presentation.
Lucknow will,'now compete 'against
the winner of • the WallEertoti-Mal-
cohn-Paigley group hi the finals -for
trophy, probably next week in Tees -
water Hall. Miss Katherine Matheson
and Mrs. Duncan Munn contributed
piano instrumentals and solos be-
tween plays
The story1of the play is briefly as
follews: •
Jack and. Jeanette Wiliningtori,
taken by Andrew Thompson and Anne
MacDonald, recently married ,are.
busily arranging their furniture in
their new home, ' their "love nest."
They are sive they are going to he
ideally happy.: The arrangement "of
the ,farniture, howelier, causes the
firet. disagreement, which comes to
the point of tears on Jeanette's part.
Just at that motnent a neighbor, Mrs.
McSwairt, taken by Beth Alton comes
to use the. telephone. Although jaek
and Jeanette have thought 'of her
and her husband as very happily
married, ,the- learn before she is
through phoning that •she is selfish
and domineering and sarcastit to-
wards her husband. Jeanette thinks
the net daliers, Mr. and 1Virs. Wells,
played' by 'Fon Henry' and Jessie
Andrew are '"the liappiest couple,"
she...aver ,saw. But before they leave,
• she' and Jack learn they are not very.
aPpy. Mrs. Wells. is bossy and hogg-
ing and quite imendlirable. Their next
tallers, 'Mr. and Mrs: Phiskitt, /taken
by George Rentedy arkEthel Martin
Prove to be no happier, althbrigh they
GREAT' LAKES CATASTROPHE
EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO
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While enjoying spring-like 'weather
in this locality on Monday, some by
way of contrast would recall the
Treat storm which swept the, lakes
on November 9, 1913; wrecking thir-
teen ships, and. taking a toll of 271
fives:: This gale, which was the
greatest catastrophe in the annals
of lake shipping, '-began on Sunday
Afternoon continuing on Monday and
Inly abated after causing thousands.
dollars worth of damage and
snuffing out a great number of lives.
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
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A hot fowl supper was served. to
number of ,friends and relatives at
the home of Mrs; John Carter, South
Kinloss, on Thursday last.'• The oc-
casion was the birthday anniversary
of Mr. Carter, who received hearty
congratulations from the' assembled
nests, who numbered about forty.
Mrs. Carter acted as hbstess and was
.assisted -in serving_by friencli_Juid
neighbors. Following a • bountiful
sup.per, many. of those present went
to the Orange Hall. to enjoy a Tew
hours' dancing as a climax to the
celebration.'
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RQiileinbrance $ervice
'At .Cenotaph
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0,1 c!iannthganca'Day FJOinatv'
Ob-
served By'Impreseive -Service At
PentotaPh-t-Prognant- Arranged •
By
• Women's Institute.'
•The :Bread ' The Bread
Of Health: of Health.:
OUR MOTTO 18 QUALITY ANO"Es.knYien•
Bread".. TRE: kfq FOOD ,VALUE 0? tigpAr, OUR QUAL..
• ITY BREAD IS THE -LOAF •OF PURE GOODNESS.'
• PEC/ALS FOR SATURDAY ' -
CREAM PUFFS -JAM TARTS -JELLY ROLLS -TEA .CAKES
• SCONES -FRUIT CAK E-PIES-IIAISIN SQUARES
the., MenierialLservice.. held at
the cenotaph on: Wednesday morning.
The !service Wei 'arranged b the
Women's Institute and was a very
impressive program, herring the'
memory of the Fallen, and recalling
tomind the sacrifices made, by the •
ta,
British Empire and her allies during •
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the Great War.•
THIRD JURY AGAIN. . •
• At i0.45 -Wednesday .morning -the ° '
HOLLYMA.N'S QUALITY 'BAKERY
Phone 36 Lucknow
parade including the school board,
school children and ° teachers,. the
Boy Scouts and the Girl Guides, wh�
Withered at :the school,. marchaCV
the Memarial, led by the Citizens'
Band. "0 Canada" was sung in uni-
son followed by introductory re
, ..
marks by Rev. E.'0! Gallagher. The
gathering observed the two minutes
silence.. The Scripture reading, ',the
23rd •Psalm; was read by Rev. Bur'.
gess, Prayer was ' offered by Rev. C Gilford. and Harvey McNeil, accused
Tavener „and :all jpined in singing, of robbing, while armed, °the- Brussek
address -..by Rev. C. E. MacDonald of the Bank of Nova Scotia,
"0 God our Help in Ages Past." An branch
IvalCirTety kuprbpriatelor the oceas- of $6,000 on October 29, 1930. Friday ,
night at nine o'clock, all-e"7"defiberan
FAILS" TO' AGREE
Attorney•General ,,To -Be Censtilted.
On-CaseTof-41cNeil,---Yoittlui-CitarW-
ed With: IltoblieryDefence 'Counsel
To Make, RepresentatiOn For Dia-.
charge. . ,
For the third, time within 'one year
a Sn,prerne Court jury 'has' failed to•
agree to 'the guilt or hmoeenee
'Wreaths 'from' Mr. and -Kra:.
Thos. AitehiSon, the Women's Irititit,
ute, and • the Fire Company were
lileeeClit the Cariotaph whilt7the,
Band played "Nearer My God To
Thee". The Scouts. ,and Guides then
filed 'Past 'the .monument, each in turn
:Dinning his--poppy-on- a -card, which
formed an appropriate wreath„..and
then. came" to the". full salute. The
,Last Post was 'sounded bY Art 'Mc-
Cartney and John Haywoith :and. fol-
lowing the singing of: the National
Anthem the large gathering :quietly
ck
diaperseL-'
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•ViLLAGE TO HAVE •
• HOTEL ACCOMODATION
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Mr. Chester Lee 'Of Goderich, , an
experienced hotel manager has pur-
chased the building owned by .Mr. D.
C. Taylor, formerly occupied by,
ti e Family Theatre, which elesed
down with the installingof "talkies"
hi the surrounding towns.
• Mr. Lee assisted by one of his
sonscommenced .the initial. ,step in
m
reodeling •the building this ' week.
We, understand it is their intention,
to stucco the building. The spacious
interior 'will be • turned into a 'mod-
ern hotel. The second floor will be
laid out in several bedrooms and the
ground floor will consist of the' 'usual
kitchen, dining -room, travellers' room
et. It' is expected that the work will
he far enough advanced to be iserV-
,
int; meols. before Christmas.,
The village has been Wititou- t an
hotel Since_ the Cain llouse burned
down over a year and a half ago,
and ample hotel aecomodation ' and
conveniences once -more will be very
welcome, to the coinmunity as well as
the travelling public. • ,
MOVES
Beauty 'Parlor
Miss Hazel, Culbert has moved
ed this week to the apartment
above the "Market" where she
will continue to conduct, her
• Beauty, ;:litarlor. Appointments
may be Made by telephoning
number -12.
happy married life:", Mr. Plaskitt
shoWS himself to be stingy and- petty.
Jeanette is terribly upset bY ' all
these Proofs of unhappy marriedilife,
and by all the advice theseneighbors
have given hItisaoo of 'her'
aunt Jane's (an old maid) that gives
them the "true guide to matrinibriial
bliss." They decide to act upon it,
knowing that they will I3e happy 11
they .do. • Fred McCludlin takes the
Controlled by. The T. Eatoii Co., Ltd. tire middle-aged and give the itnpres- part of the negro, who is assisting, •
• P8 DUndas. St*.* , London ,Ont. sion that they are "living proof • of the yottng couple to Move
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DIES IN VANCOUVER
Card of Thanks
ting therjurr'reportee'
a disagreement for the third time
since' it retired: at :10 o'clock that
inbruing•rrand, was dieharged-by4us
tice Logie ,who said, You have de-
liberated .a very long time. ,When
,you are deadlocked as you are there
is no use keeping you up all night.:
The situation is 'now in' the hands of
the attorney -general. You have had
a ,trying week and you are now dis-
charged." '
• Within a year. the. McNeil broth-
ers, have 'been, placed on trial three
;times, the:proceedings consuming 12,
days all told, in February, •in June
-and ',again -in -Novell-1W: • . -
It was announced by defense eouri-
oil, J. G. Makins, K.C., for Harvey
WWII; and Campbell Grant, *Ito
acted at all three trials for Gilford
McNeil, that immediate 'representa-
tion would be Made to the 'attorney -
general to have the prisoners db.."
charged. .Their mother, whose home
is in Regina, awaited the new of
the 'trial at the -home of a friend in
Toronth. Nr,
Theprisoners were such pleased
vith, the news of the disagreement,
.ts • were numerous 'relatives from
teeswater, who. Were in attendance
•' it the trieL The' prisoners were re-
turned to the county jail, but it . was
withlight hearts and jaunty steps
that ,they descended the courthouse
iteror last night at the Conclusion of
'four anxious
SPARTANITE VARNISH -To , in-
troduce this iiiji�r quality varnish
we. will, for a short time, with each
piht purchased give a half pint
FREE and with each quart purchased
will give a pint FREE.-
WM. MURDIE & g -ON
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FORMER LUCKNOWITE.
Mrs. John 'Sheriff wishes to ex-
press grateful thanks to the friends
and neighbors for' the sympathy and
kindness during her recent beretrife-'
merit.
• INMEMORIAM
IN LOVING MEMORY ,of my dear
husband, Elliott Miller, who passed
away one year ago, • November 18,
1930.
I have lost my dearest Conipinion,
A life linked with my own,
And day by day I miss him more,
'. As 1 walk through life alone:
Though'partedby the hand of death,
In 'love united still-- -
His :vacant place in ony aching heart
• None can ever fill.
-Wife.
IN 'LOVING 'MEMORY of our dear
brother, • Elliott Miller, Who PaSsed
away .one year ago, November 18th,
1930.
• beep in our hearts like a picture
More precious than silver -Or, gold,
Is the Picture of our dear brother,
Whose memory will neer grow old
His .love refnains with nil yet-.
For he was; the kind cif a brothel\
His loVed ones 'will never forget.
Sat* missed 'by his sisters and
bretherS, '
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Mr. W. J. Little received word:re-
cently from Dr. Graham Elliot, in-
forming him 'bf the death of his
father, Mr. John -Elliot, which occur-
red in Vancouver on Thursday, Nov.:
ember 5th.
Mr: Elliot was at one time in the
grocery' business in Lucknow but 'for
a number of years has been living in
the Wetit. Until recently he resided
in • Forget, Sask., but due to failing
health moved to Vancouver where he
was liying with his son until the'
time of his death.
BY THE dllEAT HORNED SPOON
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The above- is the title, of a stpy
production to 'be staged the
Town Hall to -night (Thursday) and
Friday under the dirpetion of Russel
B. liayithorne. he 010 Is highly
humorousintertningled,;With Singing
and iiiiitang Choruses: 6b children
itake part a radio Station hurtiery
• pageant. Mr. Hawthorne needs ritt
introduction in Lucknow as the. sue,
enssflil Presentation's Of "Wilde Ot.
and adlithirella" are general-
ly tourim; Pepnlat Prfees: Adults gio:
Chililtert 2,5e.rlan t;4514:11,Z
-LOCAL-AND-GENERAL1
SALEOF Saturday,
Miss Elva Johnston ia visiting in:
toronto With her sister, Mr Gannet.
Mrs. Thoniaa .Watson lipent a fen, ,
lays in Waterloo. with her son, Mil -
Mr; and Mrs. Finnigan of Kingston
recently_with .Miss
3outh Kinloss.•• '
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Miss Aribelle Cameron, apent the
..eek -end with relatriert iilh
and-AberfoYie."-- ' •
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Misi Margaret McQuillin is visit-
Iftig with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Thomas
it °Niagara - ads." •
New Low Prices, on • Men's Under-
wear arid Work Clothing, "MAR- • •
iCET" Lu now -Dept Store.
Dr. -D.- McKenzie ,of Chicago, visit-
ed over the'week-end with his. broth-
er, Mr. IX McKenzie.
•
°Mr. Bud Kennedy of Teeswater,
visited for a few days with his con -
pin, Mr Alex, McIntosh.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Connie of Han-
over -silent -the -ek-end -with -Kr. • r
arid 'Mrs. nos. Aitchieon.
• Mrs. Joe ilfcNabk-and Marjorie' of
Tara, were guests last week at the
home of Mr.' and Mia. J. Garniss.
Miss . Rachel McDonald visited
,over the'week-end in Woodstodk with.
her sister, Miss Phyllis McDonald.
• Mr. ituariel Robertson lettfr Rice
Lake, near Peterborough- on S turday
to spend- a few days 'duck shooting.'
• -New. Low -Prices_ on Women's and
Children's Warm Under garments:"
"MARKET" Lucknow Dep'tStore, .
.Mr., Jack McNab of Witigham un-
derwent a miceessful appendicitis,
operation in Wingham hospital on
Wednesday.
•
Itev. E. 0. and. Mrs. Gallagher
are spending a few days in Barrie'
with the' former's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. .11.I: Gallagher. •
Mr. and Mrs. , C. B. Allin attended
the United • Cotiamercial Travellerti!
hence.* ;and, dinner dance at Hotel
'London on Saturday.
• M-rs. &wird Agnew and son, Joe
visited last .week in Ripley. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
°Agnew's sister, Mise Edna Mc-
Cullough.
The high wind on Monday night
resulted in hycko wires in the -village
becomin-crosset Which 'interrupted
the hYdro service untl about eleven
o'cloek on Tuesday morning.
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Mrs. Angus" McKinnon slid Dr.' and
Mrs. E. S. MeGowan of Toronto were
Sunda -if' visitors with friends here.
,Mrs. McKinnon is spending, the
winter with her daughter in. Toronto.
'Bowler's Dance '•
Due' o many other attractions in
the community the dance put' on by
• th bowler's on Friday night,wag
not fOored with a profit-maing
• crowd, but nevertheless there was
pletity. of fun Apecially among "Wo
Old Peeple" as they called them-
selves.
L O. ch. F. Social
The', local I.Q.O.F„ put on their
first At llorrie-of-tiw-limwrr-last
Friday, evening. There was a splen-
did turnout of •Rebekah s and . Odd
Felidift tg enjoy ::the evening. ,ef
euchre' and danting. The ladies' prize'
was. ' wen by Mrs. Minklie,. while
George Fieliet carried of the gent'
Pr M.
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