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for leading job houses -i ,;
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Decorator;; KPainter :and;"Grainer
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Lucknow,, Ki°moss:
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Nominate on Monday
Municipal Talk litnnellally Quiet.--
• Outcome. ine.:tQn , Monday Uncertaait
7hether Acclamations or Elections.
Wall„ .Result. " • ' . .
LUCI N®yin OI 'TINIIAT'ION SCHOOL
CHRISTMAS EXAVNATIQN RESULTS.
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1, "Bitish' History: 2,Geography: y G 8raphy • 0, Botanyi 4, Art:,
'• 5, --Algebra:
6, Compo ions 7, Lateraturei :8, Latin: 9, French
• 1' 2 , 3','. 4 ' 5 •6; . '7 .8' 9
,- . , 5 ckert 44311005
• ;; , . • ... . -..+ 2, 44 46 = 64 • `52; 68 44 • „25: • 44
`hate', -payers :are•. urged .tov. show• , Agar Edna 1•' 155 ''.',.'.:',174^
(Heir interest.! in Village and School Armstrong,; Trances .,,, »;.,.x:»70. 68 73 5.6 "; 80 "• ,
6d • 59 48•
Boyle, Edna 56 ' 40 '•42 •64 .52'• •55 , •, 61 45,•
affairs by being ;Present at the:'400,-;•
Cameron, Jean. •. . _, ,... . ;53 41 51 . •
68 6.] 60 , , 68 '•38
f g.0en in the:.Town ;Halrjon Svf9pday ,
Cameron, Stewart.°, ,:' ., 42 k 50• '44
T cvenipgi''' T)ec'einber • 28th, .,at 7:30 Cook, . Edna ', »»,.5f 41 42
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o'clock. This is one time. in the year. _-Qroaier Colin. --...:- -'..... -o---•-:- '
- - -• 70
when you. are afforded ,an• opportun Crozier, Frances «; 73 98
ity of having fully: explained to„ you . Douglas, Isobel ' • -.....,.....„.....-........88 : 69 -An' 50 ' 69
the manner in which the work Eckenswiller, Kathleen ,
you Fa r ash,• Margaret.„,:,.......;,....,...r...
are paying foris being. carried out. Finlayson, Christine .».,.74
If you, have a grievance that is the .H,i • _ ,
• s er, Jaek ,_ . .
Zilace; to express" it or if you tire Graham' ��Jean. 6 ' .- ! 1 41. 52 21
satisfied, a word of praise wouldn't r4 ' .. ""'""""""-:.1. . 51
lre .oat of. place. It is proposed this Graham, Rennie -'M
year to bring the _matter before the • Hamilton; Isobel ... X72 42 61. 52 , 27 56 ,,
rate er ' re" iy Harvey' Wellhngton ....:...,..,.........5.3.. 41. ..'39 ..,50 56 .. 52
Pay s garc� n the"payment o Horne,Audre :. 86.75 ;a 7, '72
councils tri the future. Be prepared to,y "� " "" 8 91 • 70•
voice your opinion. . Horne, Lillian. ,...:,.....,-,-,4,-....-....,79 • 72... 62 , 70. 67 59
. The :present o u • 'Hunter,;. Ell'eda ._........... ......._...i.._74 70. 79 54 • 43' 56• 72' 69 92
pr c until consists •of• ,
• ' Jewitt, ' Charlie • ....�..:....., •• • 50, ' 27, . ` 41 ` • 48 • 27 • 60 ,54 • " 4• • 63
Reeve Rae,• and Councillors :Mullin,
Iiannilton, Andersonand Murdie, '. Johnstone, .Eileen' ..2.,..„,,...,.„..,.,..;56 ' 30 ,.,47. 60 • 56 58 •51 16 • 63
• 'Then in regard to school • affairs Johnston, "Marione' ....:...:_.77' 64 86 . 60.: 75 70 ' 64 ' 70 .87
and education.we all know. is among• 'Johnston, Melvin .:......».---....-....
;80
the most important, factors •• in ,one's, Joynt, •' George ."`""-:'"---"":"--"67 • 53 :' 8'4 66/31 ' 55 53 28 61
life; 'kr. D..C...Taylor will ha�te?a• ':'MacConnell, Mary'. • . 56 ' 68 42' 46' 51. ''58" 61 50 82.
comprehensive. 'report to give. ' This MacInnes, " Florence ...........:._,..,,,.:. '. ' 70.,
i-eport:comes at the .conclu'sion'of• the 'Macintosh,-„..
Alex .......:::.....,;,,.5'6 35' 30 50 71' 50 ' 40 20 74
meetielg. and generally \the hour is ` MacKnzie, .Bill. .... ..�....:.,._....:82 50 . ''50' 52. • -57 58 54 1 58 . 78
getting late with the result.that the - MacKenzie; Frank; ;.._.........L....ti.76 ' 60,: '`54' 54 ` 's9` 63 ` 60 23 . 73
audience generally dwindles. This is. MacKenzie, Kathleen%. _62 • 51 • '42„ 80'
not fair • to yourself or to the speak- MacKinnon, 'Beth .........:...................:67 40 40. '.55 52 41 62 57 51, : 85
• 'The board at Present consist , of MacMillan, Jean'. • '''.....81• ,73 .66 • 66 • .53 . 62 •69 58.' 83
.r:b. C. •Taylor,, W. Andrew, ' R. J. McCall, Jack ' ..... , 55 52 ,146 -62 „51 53 47 12 •43
Cameron, Rev. .'C.'H. MacDonald„ -Geo. McNeil,- Lloyd. ,.—,W.,,-....4....,...,,,,-4$' 45 'Ai ' 48 • .5ti5 60 47 - 39 •49.
Douglas, : Wm.• MacKenzie:- Middleton, .'-Mearle 44 . •52 33 ' 48 7 _50 '• 57 ' • 47
'The' Town Hall', will.. be heated and ',. Milne, Fred ......—...--:-..-:-..36. 36 39• 52• 27 65. .33 8. 3p•
ladies 'and p.m-y.111n it_isyouur -dut_y_ ewxon, Eunice . -.....79 08 '71., 72 • 87 65 82 69 80
,cin' your' own interests to attend Nicholson, Marjorie 6,6 :
this nieeting. • • Parker, Ruth •µ., ..;...w...........,..:68 55' 55” 72 47 68' 68 46 79
,.. Patterson, Catherine.... 43 -'"56 • 65' 28 60.
Nomination In Kinloss Reed, Evelyn .w . .m : 46
` Kinloss Township will hold ' their Reid,'.. Ruby • • • ' 47 39 33,... 40 8 56
nomination in the Township Hall. Ritchie; Violet ..-...............-.69 _' - 35” ` 47' "b2 . • -80 52 47
Holyrood . at one o'clock on Monday,.
December 28th, and'ito . urge the rate-
payers to attend 'this meeting is no
doubt as necessary in the Township
as 'itis 'in the Village. ,The 'present
council is comprised • of Reeve Col-
well and 'Councillors: McIntosh, El=
liott, Houston .and. McQueen. A fav-
orable summary, as taken from the
financial statement for --tile year .,rip -;--
pears . elsewhere in this ,paper. The
;present council has been quite '.active
and were instrumentalin remodeling
-the- Township Hali',- which is a credit
to the municipality. The past year's
.Work has generally been satisfactory ,
We understand; 1 and, it is expected •
that the present body will seek office
for another year. ,
FOR SALE Purebred Rock Pul-.
lets-A.pto-Walter` Hilton. "
7-r-15, Dungannon
(g4-12—et)
GRAIN . ROLLING
Prepared to do all kinds of Rolling
Grain. Apply to "Howard; Robinson,
Holyrood P. O. 'Plfone Ripley 2'-r=16
- Y : FOR S;AL.E--27 acres of land in:
Hullet.. Township. • Obi the .land' is
situate "a good barn and house. The
estate : of the. late Thos. 'Brown: -
Apply
Brown:.Apply to. Jim Simms, Blyth.
Our Saw. Mill yardwill be closed
front ;January .ist, to. Saguary':,15t1i
•: ' inclusive 'and no ' logs'. • will • be ' re-
ceived. during.'th6t"'.time.Signed,''
THE . LUCKNOW , TA'BLE CQ.,', LTD.
,• We have .now contracted for a
years' supply. of green cordwood we
are ,not'. open to buy any more:.'
We ,are however still open to buy
••d rye cordwood'• and Round -'lie glad to
have' .you ' tolyl and tell ,us what ;you
have to • off'er. . • : •'
Signed '
The Lucknow Table' Co. Limited.
NOTICE RE. •LOGS
We are again. open to buy' certain'
1 -kinds-of logs this •season.
Just .at'present we .can buy Cherry,.
ilirch;•Basswood, Ash and Poplar for
•. crating lumber. All. toga to bring first
grade price must be 14. ft. or, 2. ft:
long, with 14 ft. preferred', especially,
in the basswoodas we must have •a•
'large percentaig'e of 14 , ft., logs •aaa.
basswood," and, first grade' muttbe
strictly, • clear and straight.
We are going to 'be open to buy a
stated quantity of beech, also we'may
-
be able to , take a stated quantity. ' of
Soft Maple :but 'will advise you .later;,
re this. Owing to the factwe took
in so much Elm. last year, we regret',
that we are unable to ' handle. any
Elm this year. '
Last ' year we received • quite a.
number of rough ' logswhich were
suitable only-. for crating:' This year
•.we will b • force o . a
he:forced t grade these 'log's
accordingly. We will be very . glad to
give prices ., and full information by
calling at our office.
We can use -the lumber from your
logs in our factory and, in doing this
the• money' is :left with • the. Canadian
Farmer and kept in circulatigfi;,; at
home because these woods are jiist
as good as certain woods wiritdfi
being . imported from. the United
States. We appreciate the .favors you
have always' given us and we try our
, best to give the very best satisfaction
sand. service: '
'Signed.
The Lucknow Table Co.
(31-12-c.)',
'Limited,
Mrs.. J. H. Leith spent Sunday .'with
her mother in London.
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Former Lucknowite
Assists In -Recital-
Miss Mabelle Allin Takes Prominent'
Part in. Musical Evening Given At
The .Hambourg Conservatory of
SAD OCCURRENCE IN ASIIFIELD
Ashfield Farmer Meets Tragic Death
Last Week -Funeral on Tuesday.
I.t• was with deep regret that resi-
dents of Ashfield and this community
Dr. J. J. 4rmstrong of Toronto, learned of the tragic death of, an
is a Christmas visitor at • the home esteemed 'firmer of , that township in
of Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Bushell. the person of Mr. Peter Cook, whose
death •occurred en Saturday list.
Mr. Cook had been somewhat Men-
tally depressed for a time but -on
Saturday was assisting his son Peter
•about the barns Mr. Cook went up to
put• down some hay and after a time,
when he did not return his son went
lis parents. up ando was shocked to' find•. his father
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;vent -near -death and before : aid --coui'd-
U:F.W.O. and U.F.O. will hold a be summoned, he had passed away.
social meeting in the Pararnount Hall Mr. Cook who was in his 69th year
on WedneOday, December 30th Ladies is survived by his wife, tram sons,'
° • , please bring lunch. - Peter at home and Toni of 1,ochalsh,
We take the opportunity _ and by three daughters, Mrs. John
pp �* presen McGee, of 'Goderich; Mrs. George
ted by the .Christmas season to ex- •
tend .our best wishes to'all for r a Hackett, •Cochrane; and Mrs. Bruce,
happy Christmas: Holland of Bayfield.
WM. MUItDIE & SON. The funeral service was conducted
in Zion church on Tuesday afternopn
Feeding •Motivates by- Rev. C. Tavener, in -charge of
Car of Cane Feeding Molasses un- 'Zion Orange Lodge. . The . remains
loading at C.N.R. station soon. Farms were interred. 'in Greenhill cemetery.
ers wanting a barrel sho i�ld book
oi'llers at once.. A. R. FINT,AYSO'N.
Mr. •Charles Hodgert for .somime time
a member of the local Bank of
Montreal staff has received a•move' to
, London. -
Mr. Grant MacKenzie arrived home
from Toronto the end, of last week
to spend the Christmas ,holidays with
•
Wit.•
Mrs..D. M: Johnstone, and daughter
of Ingersoll; spent the week -end 'in
t awn and on their -return were ac-
companied by Mrs. Todt and Mrs
Johnston, who will spend Christ:nal
week in ingersoll.
•__Mrs, 1arv_ey Lindsay_-who_has been..
• • very ill for the past two' weeks • is
improving slowly. •She is under the
care of Miss .Loretto Fitzpatrick, R.
N•, front Winghani; while ,Dr. E. B.
aifoUr is in„attendance, .
•
NOTICE
-In' order to administer the Estate
of • the' late E. N. Hodgins, it is- nec-
essary that all .accounts owing to
The Lucktlow Coal Company be paid.
All persons owing the"said company
re -requested -to -pay dune -on --or_ be.-
-fora February lst, next, • at) 'War..
Murdie 'and Son's .Hardware Store,
who is :authorized, to give effectual
rtoceipt's; ,
("81-42_7. )'
Music. •
The following clipping from the
'Toronto. Evening. Telegram will no
doubt be' of much interest to. Miss
Allin's. Lucknow friends: ' ' , -
Quite out of the ordinary in char-
acter and presented ' with so exquis-
ite a finish as to make 'it wholly de-,
lightful, was the dramatic and musi-
cal evening given at the Hambourg
'Conservatory of Music by' Mrs. Mar-
ian Caswell, assisted. by Miss Mabelle
Allin, A.T.C.M., and Mrs. Arthur Har=
vey. '
Mrs. Caswell has but a few months
since come from England to make her
home in Toronto; • to which she has
;come not wholly as a stranger, fol
she takes up- -in her own field: of.
dramatic expression • the treads • drop-
ped with the passing of her sister,
Mine. Ella :Montague Tenley, for:
many • years with' the Hambourg Con-
servatory of Music.
May one, who: has suffered under
the elocutings of -many elocutionists.
offer Mrs. Caswell sincere thanks 'for
the "alluring powers,,,,,of the reader's
art( ]Vlrs. _ Caswell rose_ to_ her great-
est occasion with telling effect—in
her dramatic recital of the Bergliot
episode from the.. Saga of Harold
Hadrada, which was done against the.
background of Grieg's music, played
by Miss 'Alibi with understanding'
skill. •
With a Mee sense of the whimsic•
al quality of Jerome -K: Jerome, Mrs.
Caswell 'did his'delightful musings on
"Stagelarid," its ' peasant folk and
sailors. "The Singers in the Market
place" again, was given as a true
story of Mario, the.. Italian tenor;
while the program opened' with a
group of three • musical monologues.
Miss Alibi's soprano bolos, "tlp.
+'rant S.onierset," arranged' by Sand-
erson, and "The Kerry Dance, were
appreciatively received,. as were' Mr In the Township Hall, Ripley, on.
Arthur Harvey's, three • tenor. solos,. Tuesda g, December 19, . there will be
"Where'er• you. walk" (-Handel); "The a danceinnder auspices Of Jr: F,arfn=
Bell' 11ate_tuand.__.Coleridge.Tay'lor's_ ers_ .and_ J%_,Institute.–1 unch-•-served.•-
"lyleanore " Mr. Harvey's 'tenor h'aa Admission 50c a couple:
a beautiful quality, and his phrasing
is" most grateful to the ear.. (lteurtlier) and Grainger's "Country
Mies Allin's three pianoforte solos;: Gardens" were, played with a,ffiriish
ed grace;
T - •
MORE NEW. BOOKS
.AT PUBLIC LIBRARY
Below we ,publish a: further list
of new .fiction books at the library,
which should afford readers
choice of interesting . reading.
SINGLE- . COPIES 5 CENTS
Our VCry: -et . Wishes
for 4a Nappy Christmas
and
ealth, Good Luck .an ' Prosperity
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ucknow
PRESENTED WITH.
UPHOLSTERED CHAIR
Mr. and' Mrs. John Bell were the
guests of honor at an entertainment
in the Town Hall on Friday evening
during, which they were presented avith
a 4'ine , upholstered rocking chair.
Mr: Billh'as'for':a number, of: pear:
been employed by the village as en-
gineer • at the water : works, and, since
the ,installing of, the domestic • water
system, has moved to Lochalsh, where
/they will spend, the winter 'with' Mr.
Alex Ross, and ' in thespring Mr.
and • Mrs. Bell intend .going to their
own home at Pine River. ,
The Fire • Company and Village
council sponsored the presentation• as
a token' of the . appreciatitll of the
faithful service,rendered.;by Mr. Bell.
-Reeve- ' Raespoke ;briefly- before pre-
senting
senting
the. gift.' '•
The crowd was not large; but', ev-
eryone seemed to enjoy :themselves.
dancing to old time inusic provided by
violinists: "Mike Boland' ''on .the violin
accompanied at the , piano by John
Hayworth and Dan, Graham '':calling
ff-formed a-trio-that-was--hard--to-
beat for ' a • :.real old-time square
dance: Previous to -Mr: Bell's depart=
ure the old water works provided' a'
club-house',for•• the checker enthus-.
fasts and on this•39ccasion it was onlyfitting : that tables. should he available
for anyone who' wanted .to'• try a
round at checkers with many doing so
DON'T BE TAKEN IN
• Advice such as above seems rather
impractical, possibly at such•a time,
yet it.might seem an opportune mo-
a .new' .rent for some ,travelling :agent .to
Spring a "wild cat scheme." Deny%bei
gullible ” enough , to invest. in "some-
thing good" offered to you • by a
stranerr, without first 'consulting
g
your bankers • .
HOLIDAY DANCES
' Christmas night, Friday, December,
25, Carr's 'Orchestra of 'Wingham
will furnish music for -a.:dance -in the
Town Hall, Lucknow, and for Friday
January 1st, , (New Year's ' Night)
Jean's Orchestra
music.
Make -Believe Baldwin'
Martin ,Conisby's Vengeance, Farnol
Ariel Custer Hill
The Bachelor :Husband ....Ruby .Ayres
Barbarian Lover ......,Margaret Pedler
Baadeiys, the Magnificent ..,,Sabatini,
Bent. Twig Dorothy Canfield
The Best Man ' - Hill
The Big Four Christie
The Black Camel Biggers
lack Rock Connor
lie Ruin —Hill
A Candle in the Wilderness, Bacheller
Charlie Cha . Carries' On :_.,Biggers
Charts Sees •It ,Through ......Widdemer
Chickie
The Chinese Parrot
City of 'Fire Hill
Cloudy Jewel
Coming Through The Rye —Hill
Corduroy .._ . w . Mitchell
Corporal Cameron o :.....Connor
Crimson. Roses
Dark Dawn . _ ..Ostensai
Dawn of . the Morning • Hill
Dear Enemy .--..—.-Webster
Desert Thoroughbred:.:.,...Gregory
Dracula . _ . __ Stoker
Drums ot Jeopardy McGrath,
Duskin • hill
Dusty . Answer .a._.Lehman
Emerald Trails .... -. ,...., Gregory
Emmy •Dori Martin
Enchanted April -✓.....»—,Elizabeth -
Fifty Candles • Biggers
Flying With ' Lindbergh _Keyhoe
Freckles ' Comes Home --._..__Porter
Garden Without .Walls
Glory of 'Youth
Golden Alter ' • ; ..-.S4itherland
Good Geste:i , w: ' Kyrie
Her Father's Daughter ..—., Porter
Honor Girl Hill
House Without a Key . Biggers
I.'Take This Woman ..�.M -Rinehart
Josselyn's Wife•
DANCE
"Sous Bois'' ( tatitb), Valk Miniature'
will supply' , the
Your Eyes •'
and d fur Service
BY Fti T. ARMSTRONG
Lucknow •- ,
THE ' WRINKLED FOREHEAD•
The squinting that is the cause
of the wrinkles, The disturbed
look. The..di$icult seeing. (Which
is the cause of the squinting and
hence the 'wrinkles) all . tell as
plainly as -it can be 'told• that that
person needs an eye serviceof
some kind. We welcome interested
-readers. •
Continued• next :Week
-SPECIAL ,SUNDAY :SERVICE '
The Cifistmas _season 'will • be i =
marked in the United ' Church of
which Rev. R. W. Craw is • .pastor, 'by
special Christmas services on``Sunday
ipecember • 27th.. In • the evening , at
6.30 :o'clock there -will be Carol' sing -
ng -by -the -Church -and Echo -Choir.'
Anthem -4) Come :.all ye Faithful,'
•Novello.'
Anthem Nazareth, Gounod. '
6.30 •o'clock' , '•
Carol singing by the chdira.•..
7.00. o'clock ° '
Carol -Glory to' God in the 'Highest.
Dueb=Soft Starlight Shining
Anthem -.-The- Wondrous Story, .
Palmer
GETS NASTY TUMBLE
While • preparing to do the village
e ive;ing last ,week, Art McCartney
received a bad tumble, . which NOW.
ever did not result serionoly. He was
driving up' in front' of Hill's storeat.
the time, when the rear Wheel of
the wagon caught on -the' bumper of
a parked 'ear.. The jolt of 'this threw
Art out on thepavement and when
assistance reached him itwas feared
his injuries Might be • serious: An ex
amination revealed no bones broken
but he has been suffering many
braises aha result of the general '
shaking -up he received.: • • ' •,
Our 'reefing
A Merry Christmas for you, and
inay each sunrise in 1932 bring you
brighter hopes, and each sunset a
sense of accomplishment. And at •
the end of the year may you have
realized your fondest ambition.
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Christmas Greetings
and
Hearty Wishes ,
For yourapp ness and
Success • in. the New Year
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