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•Dr. . -R -L.-Treleaven Lucknow-
A urs:. 9-12 A. M. 1.3o. P. M.
PHONE 53 XRAY
FALL WHEAT FERTILIZER
RTII:IZE.
All brands . on hand' in ° our ware
house,, -Nelson .Bushell; • ' 1i Jne 106.
F 0 R•• -4S "A L E Purebr C
' own Ram.- W .tatters, Holyreod.
'Phone,•line 8 ring2P,'Ri: 1
<�P..ey.
LOST eof 's,:.
green gold llady's.:' ;' wrist
. atchia: park below .the school ";or
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Caledonian Park." Finder please:leave'
at •Sentineh :Office. .. '' .
WOOD FOR'
SATE' Good,grade of
maxed wood�.l,b'� ' li►�,-' ar-cord=
JOynt . trophy
Gees To' Seafort'h
38 Rinks Enter With 36 Competing
In: The Big Bowling Event Of The
Year. .
d he Joynt tiro 'h and cedes, b ests
.donated by Mr. FJohn. Joynt, .were;the'
coveted, 'prizes• carried offby Ross.;
Sproat's rink •of 2 Seafortli ` winner of
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1st. place •in, the tro 'hy event` at. the
P. ,
annual:, rink tournament held at µthe
local green last Thur. sday :
Thirty-eight ,rinks 'sent " an entries
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with 36' rinks gualifying and entering
delivered." Signed
`' The Lucknow Table - Co.,.: Ltd.
FOR SALE -Seed, Wheat,. Daw-
. son's Golden Chaff.,No .foul 'seeds.
756 bushel.,. Buy this strong wintering
stiff strawed variety...
W. P. Crozier, 'R. R. 1, Dungannon,
78-r-13, Dungannon
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AUCTION 'SALE.: -In the Walker
Store building in Lucknow on Sat-
ur `ay, September `.3,._ at'. _.3.. -o'clock,
eonsistingi . of household.._furniture,
bedding . ;and general household 'ef-
feces; Also several new ..wheelbar-
rows. Welt Hendersdn,',Auc..
TOBACCO .,•" •
SPECIATE OFFER .FOR 1 MONTH:.
For $2.40 will ship the -following: 1
lb.. pure . Quesnel,"• regular price 30e';
5 .lbs. Burley. regular 25c per 'lb; 1
lb. Havana at 40c;'. 2 .11is. of 'grand
• rouge 'at• 40c; the lot for 12.40. Ship
anywhere, with prices for" quantities
Agents wanted :.,Hubois; 24 -lend. -
erson,'Ottawa. Opt. '
AUCTION: SALE
" •The e following implements are 'in
:. eluded in the listoft articles to , ' be
sold at the Auction. l rket, on Sat-
urday. Sept, 3: Binder.Mower._Ma.
-" Sig Area r er. I ri . , u tivator. ' Wa-
gon,' Rake. Hay :Rack, "Gravel Box.
_ eparator.--Also-tea -
Clyde :Mare anis A
Work Horse.. 9 mos •credit to purchas
era on approved joint notes with'in-
terest at •7%. • Matt. Gaynor, Auc
:tl:.e._. con.test,-•-=vkh�oh�--started-•-Yn-�th'e
morning - and lasted well •:into • .,the
'night before the winners. in all three
events :were declared.. The weather
was delightfulthroughout'' and aitho
threatening' skies at. ;times• ..gave Indi-
cation ;that rain might Mar theevent,
old Jupiter.;Pluvius was kind and al-
Towed the tournament "to.continue
to a` . successful ending undisturbed:
Wm. Downey's rink, from ''Mount
Forest carried_hmne.• percolators as
2nd -prize in the trophy' event.''
Association event prizes, went to'
Art .)Rodgers rinks,• of Kincardine, Who:
won 1st place ;and .Chinaware with
a rink- from ".Parsley totting home
blankets as second prize.,
In the Consolation event, smoker
sets- went to Hoffarth's'. rink of Han-
over, • winner: of 1st place. Downing
rink being second,.: 'won: magazine
racks.
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Daughter of • Harry Mi Gee
Lies hn Toronto•--
lieut •-Col. Harry. McGee Of Toron-
,111 to, Well known' In This Community,
'Suffers Sad Bereavement:.
Horse Races --Ladies'
Softball Tournament
Brantford. Woodstock, London.
Stratford. Ladies' 'Softball ` Tourna-
i..ent, Three. fast 'harness Maces, • 1
Run. Other attractions, • Stratfi/rd. Fair
Grounds,- Labor- Day, Monday, Sept.
5th.. Admission: Gents 55c; - Ladies
25c. Autos free. Nota dull moment.'
Harness . Horse • Association,
H. E. Wicks. See.
Yes)
EDUCATION
Yes! We are placing.our graduates.
NOW is -a good time to prepare and'
be ready for, greater. things. Wing --
ham Business College re -opens Mon-
•. day, .September 26th. Canada Bust:
• _ ness-£oliege; :Toronto, always •open:
Also Home Study courses. Pay when
you 'wish. - Write to -day.
Remembered By Friends
Prior To Departure
Mrs. Thomas Watson Presented With
Gifts at Farewell Party -a Will
Make Her /tome In Waterloo With
,Her Son•Malcolie-During the School
Term. :
Upwards to a dozen friends. • of
Mrs. Thomas Watson, gathered at
the home of Mrs. Clair'Agnew on
Friday, at .a farewell afternoon tea.
during the cours0 of which Mrs. Wat-
son was presented with a table lamp
and a string of crystals, which were
brought into, the room on a dinner
wagon, by little r Catherine ' Agnew.
Mrs. Watson expressed many thanks
to -those wbo . to kindly remembered
her. .
Mrs. Watson and Malcolm left on
Moodayr. for Waterloo, where Mak
cor to will commence . his second year
on one of the 'public school Staffs • in
that city. His mother plans on mak-
° ing her home.there during the school
term and has .rented her •h' me •in £he
village to Mr. tVm. Porteous.
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VIEW ECLIPSE
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As we go, , o press on Wednesday,
townfolks are dewing , the • ec'lipse,
which is gradually reaching its max-
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iinum proportions, andas it is viewed
here nor, dose to three parts of the
su
rfaceis obscured, and -offers an in-
teresting terestin spectacle through a smoked,
glans. The day takes on art appear-
ance such
ppear-ancesuch as accompanies au ap road
ching thunder storm as gradually the
ippon "rata in" Upon thegreater 'or'-
,.. p P
ion •of the tarn'e aurfaee, .-.. .
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A .:Prominent Toronto woman and
inember.._of_._a well.knpwn•-fa,mily :pas
ad 'awayy on 'Wednesday,. August 24,
in 'th'e person of ' Mrs.., Isabel
Porte o€' 21-8 'lei n ,
AUCTION MARKET -
r -AND HARVEST' FESTIVAL
I-I&iif-sheet posters were distributed
in
in the mail this week advertising the
re -opening of .the Lucknow Auction
Market,. on Saturday, Sept. 3rd, and
carrying, as well advertisements, of
many, of the business people .Of,. -the.
Ilage ho.. will tier special --induce
merits: to shoppers . on that day.: Come . travelling : g letter. ; boxes. are installed
in: baggage cars on the"night, train
{g � 1
.to'Kincardine ,and::on:the' noon train'.
Ugoing, down, wherein mail be
ked while trains are 'standing.* the
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.Letter Boxes In
Baggage Cars
Letters May .Be--Depsited.-;-On- Night
Train To, Kincardine Or On Noon
Train Goipig Down,
to Lucknow on Saturday and benefit:
by. :visiting ; thea, stores and • :urcha'•
P. s ,.
ing" •ata saying' many. everyday 'he-
-and 'seasonable•'goods..which
will be offered.:
1 •Ot ..•
Lo l� r •t �
Game Of Semi -Finials
Conne
et With Cottril s Slants., For
Eight . Hits To Give , Wingham, A the baggage car will only be of, ad
3 To, '1`Setback-Irwin ` Was Goodi vantage in mailing a last minute
In The' Pinches. - letter: -The mails carrier from the
' office to ..the' depot is not required to
Playing a brand of ball that. made eirry loose letters for • mailing ' on
them look. :like sure championship the. train and •is not responsible, for
e tenders•--Luckri slipped -in :.over such: .
;� p. at (to=day)
, ffective Se teitcbe 1
depots Qn the down thetrain mail frons' se . boxes will' b ' ea e
e cl r d atWing=
esad-dstown.-8;?d-pla�edn -t :
e
regular mails. 0n.. the night .train,
such mail will be sorted at Kincardine
Mail, however,which is posted at
t .f office before 12.30 ' noon, goes, out
on; .the down . train and the box- in
Wingham on the :home diamond: on T1?e box on the night •train will
Tuesday, by a score.of '3' to • 1. It offer improved . service to Kincardine
was --the first game of the semi; -finals' and'Ripley from here, 'bat, otherwise
to -decide• w-hieh---team will -meet. Kin- will not: -be any special advanta a as
cardin'e' for. the Lakeside :.Lea League posted at' the office before. 9.30
g � main• o
champiopship� : Lucknow plays • the in the evening or.at 'the depot letter
second game.in Wingham on Friday: box goes out :on the `early train just
•A Winn • will give them the series -a. the same.
loss will mean' a 3rd.' game; to be We have:been advised that the
played in Teeswater on Labor Day. Labor':Day noon train; on that, 'day
Irwin pitched; brilliant ,ball' and . in only; will 'leave the . depot slightly
the pinches was 'invincible,; allowing earlier than the regular schedule:''
only 3. hits and striking out 13 Mee.. •
Cottrill• dor Wingham pitched good VISITORS •RENDER SOLOS -
ball i'e_g•isterang_10_._strikeouts---•but -_ ._ ;..._,._ .
was • nicked for eight'hits, one. , a ` Special . tnusieal num sers were en -
triple by Andrew, and coming when loYed' by the congregations of. the'
hits meant runs,.saw' 3 players 'scam Presbyterian Church on Sunday: . at
Per, across the plate. • I. both services; In the evening, kr. W.•
Some ' two hundred • fans witnessed F• : Thompson of Toronto sprig a solo
the game and were, worked, up . tom :. his vrn...i .good.: f,.;..,,.:'.,„d a,t=th _
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'The Bread
of Health
The Bread
of Health
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OU•R..MOTTO , IS 4-UAL/TY AND '8E - � - .
,RVICE
TARIFT IS COMMON-SENSE APPLIED TO SPENDING: FOR
EVERY PENN SPENT:.•ON:, YOUR TABLE, GIY
BREAD . ; ;
OfrBIGGESVFOO--V"ALV '''' t IsS
RICH . FAINT .CAKE :— 2 :lbs, : 35c.
PUFF• ,PAS,TRIES •,:COFF
. CAK]ES4 • - ' .TEA <$fSf,`I.IITS'
-RAS ERRY.: TARTLE
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RAISIN BREAD •
- QA.TMEAL 'COOKIES " .
hU1re
AKER
,Lucknow
jLocal �; General
' ' Let's shop. at Templeton's on Sat-
urday.
, Monday,.' September .5th, is. Labor.
Day . and a .public: holiday., . '
14ir: Jas: Geddes -'vis to i or i
;the latter part 'Of the week: '
Mrs, Steele McKenzie and children
are the guests this week of; Mr. and
Mrs. ',R. V: ' MGKfnzie.:
Miss Mary • Christie left on Wed-
inesday.. for' an extended visit: with
friends in .Wellesley.,
Mr. Lorne MacDonald of Peter-
borough er
borough 'is ,spending' his' vacation
with his. parents. here. , . •
For° latent style; quality and 'work=
manship in CLOTH COATS, call. at
Percy ,' T•ox'gov's,. Teeswater.
Mr: A. E. Buswell; Ted and Helen
of Exetervisited with friends in, the
village the first of the week. -
Miss. Roszella Mullin is spending
a -two-week's ,vacation visiting frien"d3
feverish heat during 9 tonings of 'morning a solo was'rendered by Mal- i
;":41_0 -_Watson, rho••-is-•a.--neew-addition--
,to local music, circles.' He has been h
taking vocal. lessons during the •past
-- a `Wates loo -and Kis fiiumber Jon_ _
this :occasion was well. . received.
s- sparkbng ba ebah,_�eorisIs:ting-of -ems
era base hits, clever pitching, good
Rae . 'fielding ' and but three ' errors.'
d _ a h Each -o the�l 1-th
score got on bases with hits and`
vilion :,
scored from 2nd in -each instance �-on
.solid hits 'to the outfield. Wingham's
lone tally came as' a result of a 2 -
base wallopL; by J. Tiffin after Lediet
got to first when'he got his hand :in.
the' way of a pitched ball away above
his head. '
Por -ter rto are s
died iwtli • s�l:vstte-Pgtieits''Pa
Toronto. General• Hospital, following'
a. brief illness: Mrs. Niter contracted
a cold, which developed into pleuro
pneumonia. She appeared to be mak=.
ing good progress: up,to a' late hour
Tuesday, • when a relapse , occurred,
which resulted in her _ death:.. early
.yesterday morning. •
Mrs. Porter, who was the daughter
Of Lieut. -Col. Harry McGee and Mrs
MeGee of 6a. Forest Hill • Road, was
born in: Toronto 33 years ',ago, and
was 'a ' anember of'Timothy Eaton
Memorial Church. She was • greatly
' nterested in sports, being an enthus-
iastic golfer and member of the Mis-
sissauga. and Thornhill Golf Clubs,
also: a badminton enthusiast ' and
Men -1E4- of the Granite Club. •
Mrs. Porter is survived by her hus-
band, Leonard . E. Porter; tiPro 1 sons,
John 1VIeGee, aged' 12, and .Harry
Ernest, aged 10, ' also a daughter,
Mary Lou, aged 2. .,
The funeral took • •place from 61
Forest Hill Road, Friday afternoon,'
at 3 o'clock,P with. entombment in
Mount Pleanant 'Mausoleum.
o . oeao
STILL SITTING -TIGHT
The eruption( over • the . bicycle in-.
:ident, featuring Constable -Moore
and Mr. Sheardown pf Goderich seems
to have died' down. Last week, Shear -
down was advised to "sit tight" and
he appears to be doing just that as
Constable Moore has heard nothing
further of the affair. " -
COMMENCE SCHOOL
DUTIES ONCE AGAIN
For- the past few days teachers
from. this village," at various times,
according to the dist ' ' t • travel,
-have been setting out for their des-
tination to' . be on hand 'for school
opening. Those we have in mind and'
where they will teach are as follows:
Flora Webster Landon; Gladys Hod-
gins, `O`Brien; Ada Webster, Zion;
Myra MacDonald, Wingham; Andre*
Thompson, Murray's school;' .M'al-
colm Armstrong, Port Arthur,. ac-
companied by'Mrs. Armstrong, and
the baby; Helen Thompson, II'anover
Mary Douglas, Kitchener, Bill Hen-
derson, Whitechurch, Edwii Smith,
Goderich; Catherine Mcltenzie, near
Teeswater; Mona. Mitchell•, Wiarton;,,
Isabel • : hesnut, near Goderich; Pran-
ces es
S enc r
p e, Prescott; Harry Alton,,
Walkerton,; Alma. Alton,. London;
Grace Lockhart, Fordyce; . Mabel Me-
Clure, Niagara Falls r Harold Burins,.
Fort William; Malcolm Watson, Wat-
er10o;;,'and' W. F. Thogpson, morbtit r
Lucknow' ab r hpo a e
A. Thompson, lf. .-4 0 '1 '3 1 0
R. Thompson, 3rd _4 0 1. 1 0 0
Irwin, : p. _. : , ' .4 1 1 0 1 0
Andrew, l.f .: R 4' 0' 2 -0 0 0
McCartney, 1st .._4 0 0' 8 0 0
C. Finlayson, ss.......3 . 0 0 1 1 0
Clarke, cf. ,_ _ 3 0: ' 1. 1 0 0
Cummings, c...-...._3 0 - 0 12 ''2 • 0'
R. Finlayson, 2nd .3 2 2- 1 2
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32 '3 8 27 7 2
Wingham ab- r lt• po a e
Howson, lst r �4
Somers, 2nd ' 4
W. Tiffin, ss.
Lidiet, 3rd •- _.3
J. Tiffin, cf.1f.... 4
Groves, c • 4
Moore, cf. 2
Gurney, r1. . ....._, 3
Cotttil,
Wylds, If. .-..,_ ....,1.
0 1'10 0 °0
0 0 1 2 0
0 1 0' 0 0
1 0. 1 0 0
0 1 J. 0 0
6 0 10 2 0
0 0.0 0 1
6 0: 0. 0 0
0'•0-1' 4 0
0 0 0 '0 0
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• L eknow ....1.,.._...000 001 02x -3.-
W ngham «,:,..-000 000 100-1
Summary - 3 -base hit -Andrew.
2 -base hits= -J. Tiffin,. W. Tiffin. Struck
out by Irwin, 13; . by 'Cottril, 10. Sto-
len bases -Groves, Andrew, R. Fin-
layson. Hit batsman-Lidiet. Left on
bases-Lucknow 5; Wingham 5..Um-
pires-Diebel and Tierney.,
(Continued. on. Page 4) ,
YOUNG OUT op SWIM
George Young, Toronto's main hope
i arise o rave , 'n the mens' 15 -mile m rat a shim.
at the Toronto Exhibition, twas taken
from the water about 2.30 (S. T.) on
Wednesday afternoon.,' Young had
been swimming strongly in fifth 'poli
don -from about one o'clock. The wit
sr was reported to' be 64 degrees and'
some of the- swimmers are suffering'
from cold. We have been unable to
learn what caused Young's' retnoval
from the water. One disappointed
fan credits it to "cold feet." Young
won last year's marathon after sev-
eral- previous .failures, 7
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NOMINATION
Or OFFICERS
Members of Lucknow 'odge,.. No.
112
Lo.o
.F, are re
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ed to be
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present at a meeting of . the lodge on
Friday, September 2nd, at 8 PM.,
whenthe nomination of bitters • Will
be the chief item of business.
n Amaranth and Orangeville. •
-Miss Lorraine Brabson of Windsor
as been visiting with her grandpar-
ents;? r.and-MrsrDavid- hrstoii:
Follow the crowd to this _great
community sale and . share In : the
great values offered at Templeton's.
Lucknow's Oldest
Orangeman Honored
The Orange. Order of Lucknow T.
0. L: 428 gathered at the home of
Mrs. Peter Torrance on August 23,
to honer' Bro. Wm. Miller, who hat
been a loyal member of Lucknow
Lodgg for over seventy years; and
has reached the grand old ' age of
ninety-two years last twenty-fourth
of July. Bro. Mark Gardner, Wor-
hirpful Master, 'called the assembly
tggether and called on Past Master
413ko.' D. C.. Taylo �Lto address_... -the -
gathering, which duty he performed
in a Very efficient manner, also read-
ing the following ' address. to Bro.
Miller.
Lucknow,' Aug. 23, 1932,
Bro. Wm. Miller,
L`'ucknow, ;
Dear 'Brother, •
We, your brethren. of L. 0. L, ..No.
428, . Lucknow, having learned that
another mile -stone has been reached
by yourself, have gathered tliis ev-
ening to join. in . wishing you the
Tfessings that life affords,. to extend
our heartiest congratulations, and
to pray that God's blessing will rest'
upon 'you. •
You have been a faithful and loyal f
member of our Lodge "for three score, g
ten and two years and in that'; timer
have always proved . yourself to be
one who not only subscribed yourself
as a member but have always lived
your life. in . full harmony '.with its
teachings.
On- behalf of your brethren we ask
you to accept this badge, the emblem
of our order, hoping that you will be
dared many years in. which to wear
it,.,.and_that' as:y►ou_use_it,_it �vilLxe
call td mind the great ;truths of our
order,' and the esteem in which you
are held by Your brethren.
Signed on behalf of L: O. L. 428;
Mark Gardner, W. M, Richard
'Carter, 1). M., Charlie Thompson, P. S.
Bro. Ward then invested Bro. Mil-
ler with an orange badge with the
e'mblenis off the order, Bro. Miller
thanked the members in a few well•
spoken words'. for the. kindness; and
good cheer the evening had given to
him. The'Orange ladies served a very
tasty lunch and after singing "For
he's a Jolly Good Fellow” ' and God
Save the King, the gathering dis-
persed to their ,home's, -feeling that in
this small way of trying' to honor'
Bro Miller, it WAS :the order that
Was honored in having such an Hon-
orable 'member as 'Bro. Miller still' in
the rank's, •
b`UR COATS -=-Remodelled' and 're-
lined at reasonable price. Try us and
be convinced. Percy Torgov, `Tees -
water. -
Miss Isabelle and Mr. Bill Kin-
cheloe of Chicago were last week
visitors with 'Mr. and Mrs.. P. J. Mac -
Milian. ' ; ,
Mrs.'S. ;`'T. Tucker. and'daughter
Gladys, are returning.`this week from
Wasaga Beach, svhere'they'•have•been'
holidaying. •
Mrs. ' Stewart Alton and family
have returned' to Toronto 'having_
spent a week ''at tfie Home - of Mrs.
Henry Mullin.
Y ,
Miss Rose Whitby',has returned to
Stratford after: spending.a week'.
vacation. with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Whitby. -
School started to -day and the- pre-
vailing heat. wave will make it dif-
ficult for students and . teachers to
"settle down" to work -;once again,
EXTRA SPECIAL for • SAT UltDAY
High quality Floor Wait, Ib. tin 23e;
the-. quantity -is limited.- _ _
. WM. MURDIE & SON
- . Mr. and Mrs. P. J. MacCallum of
Detroit and Miss Belle . MacDonald
o Washington,.,. D. C., were week -end
nests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas "Mac-
Donald. '
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. MacDiarmid
and children of •Jamestown, N.Y. and
Mr. and Mrs.. D. R. MacDiarmid.
Cleveland, Ohio, are:visitors this week
at the home • of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
MacDiarmid. •
Mr. J. A. . MacLean and 'son of St.
P'aul's, Minn., were visitors recently"
with Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Williams,
north of the 'village. Mrs. Williams
is a ' sister . of Mr. McLean, who - at
e tinip was engaged as a • painter -
with Max Wilson, but for some twen-
ty-five years has been living • in the
States. •'' •
RETURNS TO THE WEST
Miss li avian Hodgins, who for the
past three weeks has been holidaying
at the home of her mother, Mts.
Walter Hodgins, • 10th con.; Kinloss,
-commenced her return trip to Alberta
,
o'• Sunday. y. Miss Hodgins for the past
trioey its hash teaching at a
Mission o
schol at Smok... Lake, .... Y and•
upon her return will continti ' _this
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work, being stationed' this term
itdway, Alta,
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Your Eyes
and Our Service'
BrF. T. ARMSTRONG
Lucknow; •
YOU DON'T SEE WELL;
And you .wonder why: Well, just
wonder ng is something. Many
don't even.go that:. far. :• Reason,
further -effects. always .have cau
ses, Further still=the causes must •
be removed. Then'you.are on the
way to a pleasant sunrise. Supe
plying better vision for .worse is
a . duty we consider' very., much
worth while:. '
Continued next week
Wallpaper
Walk • up town- and save
money. We have a large alis -
play of Wallpaper priced__to
suit every purse. :'8c up. SIM -
worthy, • reg.• 45c for ':3Uc,;_
` and reduction . on work being
'done .
_ R. J. °'CAMERON'-
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.Painter, Decorator. &. Grainer
•'y
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Woo( Work
Before the 'Hunting Season '
opens,_ let ,ns _:,replace. _ . your
broken GUN BUTT
''WITH" A . NEW:' ONE
We are able to do all manner
of WOOD- WORK
A Trial Will Convince ~;You
Neil Mac�Innes.
Block South of t. N. R. Depot.
.MOTORISTS! ATTENTION!
Ford Garage
Now Operated By
Garfield Ostrander
Having _taken - oyer the FORD
GARAGE in ' .ucknow, we . are
prepared to offer the motoring
public, PROMPT' •SERVICE, and
as in . my other business relations,
SQUARE DEALING. Gas Pumps
are in operation and a stock of
(* is and ' Accessories on, ' hand.
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QUALITY FURS AT
ECONOMY PRICES
TORGOV'S September fur sale of
hers you more style; value and qual- •
ity than ever before. It is nothing ,
new., for Percy; . Torgov's to present
exceptional fur coatvalues, but nev-
er have Ave been able to offer any to
equal these in the -1J32 September
Sale. If savings mean anything to •
you, now is the time to buy your
new. fur coat at TORGOV'S, TEES -
WATER: September Fur Coats. are
made •from the finest of the salmon's
pelts,
pelts, carefully thatched and immacu-
lately' fashioned in the most thrill-
ing new style, many of which may
not appear later. Certainly not at
these special prices. We ate featur
it? the most prominent furs. Broad-
tail Hudson Seal, Fesian Lamb, Mus
,irat, Squirrelr Kid Caracul.
A phone
all at 93 Teeswater, will bring •us
b •-your home with a full range of
.3amp'Ies Ivo Obligationto pox.
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