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old ghes getore07 weJl won, out thplog the Holiday Season,
0 have selected Medium lodged. Shoes that •
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will give good, ,horiOSt we4r, •
lis' Moseli .Calf OKOORDS. Splendid ,•Shoes4or 'eCheol weer.
riaan . . • . . . . . . .11049-0, *145
HIGH'S110ES and OXFORDS. Sires 11.5.Good BOx inkia •
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Growing OXFORDS and PUMPS in Calf, Kid, and Patent
Leathers. !lees .3-436.•,, prices,. $1.23„2,59, ?MS
*rim. SHOES and Pd' ORCIEk AT, 44tmOnn PRICES. •
White PUMPS & ,STRAP Slippers..Siaee 4, 8, Special at • S2.49
--sronti[utSnong--in41 f!infolsidlwo-toller-40aeit#4*.iiittnyn
anifkta*N at ;6,, • ••••;.j; -'•i;•,;...:--."••••••••••••$26,95,:.
W GIVE:''SrECTAL ATTE** P0 FITTING SROES
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IN*TCHASES-7,STR.
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DANCERS-TO:11ATI;
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• The &At' street. darice.• of the 'sea-
son to be held hi the- ion000,. was •a
' marded Ubssr drawing - a -L2 large
• crowd ..of •dancers 'fromthe comirtnn-
ity 'and surrounding towns, as well
scoresot. oih-lookerd
who lined the',"roped" off :area on
'. both: sides and evidently , enjoyed
*atehing the- new and old
time dances. Shortly after Mi(1.3..'
• night ia-letAlinier:Aof-rain,-teniz
perarily stopped the frolic, and. Mak-
big the condition of the street unfit
for dancing;,, forced the portion ',of
the.crowd, who so desired,,to adjourn
• to the Town Hall for the eompletion
of the night's fun.' • : . • •
.Arthur's _Radio orchestra supplied.
• '..'the Music for the dance which' *ak
" -..• ‘, • nude, the, auistlices_oLthelire 'Com4
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-.pany...4tills are out announcing ano
• • thersuch dance this Friday evening,
: precaeded 'that afternoon hy the and
land-deciftg_ganie of. the 'play -oft
betweenTeeinvater and Lucknow•
• UEST-1-n-the--Township.,ef-liteat.
Weisner& en Saturday., Aiigust 20,
Mary 'Kee, relict of the late William
Bobby -Then/MO are
aeliaayiyalk this week in Terontd::
WS. W• 6, Andrew 'elnited with her
niece, Mrs. BruCe Garninie .in Elora
last week. ' • t •
.'Miss Edith Smith is guest this.
Week at Bev. MacDonald's. cottage at'
Brume. Beach.
Miss Belle Robertson IS in Tor
this week attending the millint
ery: • opening.
Miss MeNaughten of • Oiangeyille
.is .visitor with .Mytand: Mrs. Cmn-
eren McDonald. . •
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Mrs.'Tweed' of'Kilierney, Man., la
the guest this week:ol lter•
N L. -Caninheil, • ,
The. -ininnal: tournament • of the •
'Uckno*Bowling Club is in progrese.
to -day at be -greens, • • -.`
Mn'AntfMrai' :Andre* ',,Keir and:
June spent Sunday evening with Mr,
and Mrs. • W. 'J; MeNall. .
alias- Marion-. MacDonald_ is...visit.
with irk. "S. "McCullough.', ....,,,-.,
Mr. 13ert Geddei-..of Toronto was 'a
visitor this week with 'his : parents
He* In Lansdowne Park, Kincardine Mr. and Mrs. J. 4. Geddes.
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• Under Disagreeable Weather Con- . Mr.• Roy Lightfoot of the Bank of ' OUR MOTTO :-40/1116.1,LER PROFIT, QUICK TURNOVER 'PHONE n.
ditions . • ,Oommerce staff is spending hillioli,..
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da_ys-at.'-his-home. iii_Ailsit-Craig: .
11/41TED-C ing for a couple of weeks in Torte -RTC
ANNUAL PICNIC
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BOYS'.
IloOnly; Broadcloth
Jest' the ehirt every iloy
will witeitt tO wear tea be .41.
Style, . ...
• •BlOYS:-.10 4 04 D .c
•, 1110.44 poiket6,Y0*lial
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BOYS', W TWEED
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CAPS. Strong', serviceable
FinecaP4 ',Ws., Made
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Itlaad" TWIldsts !gave' a :6
smart aPpearanceSpecW
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BOYS', KHAKI SHORTS;
Belt •,Leepa, entre'. fielfYY
denims. Special ••• •3.• .980.
SMALL BOYS CONY,EIIT,
• ABLECAP.:, Thia is' the
Smarteet thing in gaps, Carii,
:tiP79t-!472111;;•YA-• 7vFel?;17"-;,•:^117-5.4';:.
Juat arrive4 shipMent
.111E IIILTMOKE MATS•„,:
11* the New 1aiI shade The.
At. & 43•25
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E. McCluskey, Manager:'
A. cold1 wind -and intervals of driz-
Sling a
Tm e thwere unfavorahle. a -visiter the latter part of the week
Sunday Sax ol
and congregation of . . • • ' •••
Mie-lblit_ed_Church„±w.lio_nintsaled_tO. • Mrs. Jrn
,aes Miller is again .confined
-LAt1430S••itrater
Kincardine on Thursday for the an- to her room, serimiak-ill, suiffer_ng6
-Lenit
E.Grant of Torento, Was
Melds which greeted meinbers of the with Mr and Mrs. James &nab. Gain' Five, Rua • Cartney, Clark, Blair, Porter; Struck. ball,' while,,Aaidrew was striking out,.
nnal church,.picnic. in -spite-of all from
rki*, hoWever, a fair. turnout wzia Mr. 'a
preient,who joined in the aotivitiei very ple
and enjoyed the Outing to the fullest jan,chur
extent possible. A program of Sparta
Was keenly contested and two soft- Knive
ball fikturea featured the proceedings. Good, qu
•The_firstone Wee:Staged between the •
single :and married men which' only Maste
lasted about two innings, when the was a
'benedicts 'threw up their bands: in. grandnio
deapair,_ at thriii_tRty tu retire Lbeti
thir slugging-ToPfoialifi;a3. al- •
ready had Piled up a score' of 14, *ash
whie the' "old fellows6 could regis-
but. 2 runs. A mixed team engag.-__
de in a more eyenly contested game'.Orma S
iater on: which ended in a score of lug at. t
-7... _ her 82nd year:-.The-Itineral-45--toriPPer--waalseXvecliirlic'
service was; held At the, home of her On all eecaSions is much enjoyed and ma. a
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son, Wesley Guest, Concession 12, steaming hot helped the-picriick- June, sr
Ifinleits; ers=todorgetthe-ebilling.lake_breeze3!Keres .s
• Interment 'was in Teeswater Ceme- The results of the sports events gard st:
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were as follows: rse
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Infanta' raee-lielen Gammie. cniesqer,
Girls, -6-, 8 -Alma -Solomon, Doris er at th
Wylds. ' Mullin.
Boys 9 to '1i -Lloyd' Wylds, Allan Dr. an
_Treleaven.
City; .111i
fiLlielen liamiltpn, the.hom
Doris Ritchie. .
heart and kidney condition. . •
nd Mrs. E. 'Aitchison sang First fif7liumf-And
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acing solo in the Presbyter- Breakr. Two: -Clans Ser- on evening last. les Teeawater.-Ifivin Stilketi
s for theSchool .Children
Ont 15 Men While Teamatek Gar.n.
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ality,, at 10c. and .1.fic: each. er Hite. '
ifir4D14 sp•
r Leonard •;;„•.,
Slugging -the._ offerings _of_Porter
-v-visitor las week with
11 safeties which resulted in five
ther, ,mriy. Angus ....3getannen. runs, while Irwin /Ached hia'tenni to
a shutout victory by. allowing on
Stockings, ',Undergarments, 15 batters, gives Lucknow a decided
resses--TlIE MARKET Store advantage Over Teeswater who plays
Wilfred Murdoch -and kis. the final game here on 'Friday.
cythes, of-Tiito are vislt-' bis-two-gameeeriesTin-avhfeb4unS•
he home of Mr: and Mrs. W. count (a rather. linnet/al procedure in
•: ' baseball), is_te.,decide whether Liick-
!'4'17-1-v"7-7:7177:77-77.777 " or-Teeswater-Will-captereAliird-
nd Mrs. Andrei Kerr:
ind» place, being tied for'thispositiOn with
crit the week7endwith Mr.
cl.;i
4 winslind 4 loses each The winners
Angus_Rosii,:.:Lu•
hen-enter-the-semcfinalsrAriet-
' Odd itgainst the loser of the Kira;
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Catherine MacDonald of Ro- cardnie - Wingham series, these temna
N. Y.; was a. week -end visit fighting it out at present for. 1st
e. hemp of Mr. and bks,-Robt. _
: • Lucknow took a two -run, lead in
d Mrs. Alf Newton of Reed the 62nd, added' another in the 3rd
ch.„are- visitors -this ...Week_at, they_
e and Mrs. G. A.. 'kept tlie Teesers well in hand; -14
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out -by Irwin 15, by Porter 3; bas
on• balls-,--ciff Porter 3; hit, batsmen -
by Porter .2; id pi „7-• o
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- as ed b Th rto and ,Hughes
left on bass-Lucknow' 111 -Tees
water 5; saerifice hit:-Thompso
' Umpire/a-Alton, McKenzie.
First Inning. ,
• I,ficknow---A. Thompson penned t
pitcher. ,R. Thompson grounded la
Irwin flied to '" .
e and scored on hieCartners C.
Finlayson- tied to 3rd.
; ekswate-fz-z---Do-liehue--was-o
; 'to lat. 'Elorter Hughes and
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hompson stiff& out. •
BARGAIN -FARES 'TO TORONTO
O Bargain fares are being offered on
the C.N.R. on tickets to Torontom'
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during the eXhibition.- Comencing '
August -,25th and -good -MAR SePteno-
McINNES-In- -Whitechurch, on.
• Friday, August 19th, Daniel McIn-
nes, 'aged 78 years:- The funeral ser-
, like was held 'in the Presbyterian
-"Churelr;'-iirbitechurck----on-Sunday,
• . August 21st. Interment was in Tif-
fin's cemetery, Langside.
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. NOTICE
Anyone "borrowing" or removing'
• any of the property of the Fire Coni -
piny from the Hall, such as ladders,
hose,Amozzies, wrenches, boots, etc.
ete., will be dealt with severely.
By Order, B. J. Moore Chief.
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Boys 12: to 15 -George Joynt, Har-
old Ritchie.
Girls, 12 to 15 -Mary Struthers,
Jean Struthers..
Single ladies -Mary Struthers;
Jean 'Struthers -
Gents -Art Andrew, Elwood Solo-
mon. , o
risF,at
Comphiining, cystomer: "That lawn .on.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aitchison and
baby Frazer are visitors with the for-
mer's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. Malcohn.
• Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. Kelly' end Mr.
and Mrs, Kenneth Camero'n spent a
few days recently at -Tobermory and
OwenS und. •
mower 1 bought is all rusted:" Hard-
ware merchant: "Maybe that is be-
. rause there ;iiiso much due on it!'
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, The other' day a woman wrote an
Insurance ,company: "I've had ' so,
much trouble getting my insurance
Money.that sometimes I almost wish
that I had my husband back,w"--
It is defined that the difference
between, an escort and a chaperon
Seemil to be about 30 years.
osisasomm.iimstmiss
School
• Openirtg
• GET YOUR SUPPLIES AT
•The Variety Store
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Everything -the -
Student 'Needs
,SCRIBBLEIIS • „,
DRAWING BOOKS
WRITING BOOKS
• -TEXT BOOKS
PENCILS, RUBBERS
AND PAINTS
iNH & MUCILAGE
CHINA
•at bzirgain, prices
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,Girls' Shoe Race -Helen Hamilton,
Mary Struthers,
Boys' Shoe Race -Harold Ritchie,
George Joynt.
Boys' Wheelbaritow. Race -Warren
Wylds and .,George Joynt.
Boys' backward race -George Joynt,
I1111ithi -'
Backward Race-- Audrey
Horne, Audrey Henderson.
Throwing soft ball -Audrey Horne.
Margaret Ritchie.
Coat race -Clarence Greer and Au-
drey Horne; Elwood Solomon' And
Audrey Henderson.
Three-legged . race -Audrey Horne
and Audrey Henderson.
Pillow Race -Margaret Itae's team
won.
THOMPSON ItE-UNION
A pleasant afternoon was- nt on
• Saturday afternoon, August 13th.
When 54 relatives of the Thoranson
family met at Silver Lake for a fam-
ily reunion. The 'day was- ideal and
as the older niembers thatted under"
the trees, the younger folk took -a Misses OliveKennedy, Daisy Ka -
plunge in, the lake and others went nery and Merle Gaunt of Whitechurch
boat riding. • ' and Lena Hackett Of Ashfield spent
• At half past ,Ave a sumptuous snp-
per was spread under the trees and
everybody 'enjoyed' themaelYea so
mueh that it was decided to mike
this a yearly event.
Those corning front a distance
were Mr. and Mrs. Adam Neely, jand
spns, Gerald and Steward Of Walk-
erville Ms, Elisabeth Bradlerd ef
Bucks Fella; Mrs. Brown of 'Mod-,
stock; Mr. and Nos. Leslie Hether-
igton and Mrs. Pelee and eon' of
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Hethering
unic-eewton-returned
on Sunday, having spent the Vast
amonth with Mr. and Mrs. H. F.-Nw-
ton in 'Toronto. •
41 Mrs. R.. .1. Muldrew and Miss Beth
Muldrew of Brokville, are visitors
at the home of the formeri; brother,
Mr. J. .R. McNair.
- Get the children ready for school
-Boys' Hose, Blouses, "Jerseys, Biro-
• ,nr, Pants, Short Pants, Etc. -THE
AAlinr_71' &WEE. '
Employees of the Lucknow Table
Company were off work' the first of
the week while the boiler was being
cleaned and overhauled,,
Mrs. W. E. Henderson, Jessie and
Jack 'and Miss Dollie Henderson were
holidaying this week at the Ilendet-
son Cottage at Bruce Beach.
Mr. 'and Mrs. J. litf; -Elliott 'of New
'%irk and Mr. and Mit. Barr of Tor-
onto were the guests last week of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mullin.
Miss Ethel Taylor of Toront, Miss
Mary Hodgins of Holyrood and Mr.
John Taylor of Galt, visited with Mr.
and-Mrs-Ewart-4-aylor--on Sund
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the Past week camping at Bruee
Beach. • • '
rs, Harold Treleaven and three
children, Billy, Jol( and Margaret
are Visiting hi Clinton this week with
the former's parents, Jr -and Mrs!
Fowler.
Mr. Win. McKinnon ef Paris,
Prane; while *on a busineas -trip to
this continent, visited in town last
week with his mother, Mrs. Angus
McKinnon.
tort and son •-Carrnan:atid gt, and Mr. and rs rne Aiteldami find
Mrs:Otan aaliber --EitarSonTilIiii seribiniald and MF Cnith Of
BluevaIe and Mr. and Mrs. George Xston, also Mrs. MLend, oi.Winipeg
Tntrier and Son Steierd Of Janieff- were Visitors At the hoof Mr. and
D. Aitclilion on fklulat; , •
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giiing Irwin good support. • '
Ltielmow ab r pa . a e
A. Thompson, cf. --5 -1 3 1 0. o,
rt. Thompson, 3rd ..„..5 1 1 1. 1 0
p. ,• -4 1 2 0 4 1 0
-Andrew, -•--5 0 1 2 0 0
McCartney, 1 1 • 'I 0 0
0. 'Finlayson, ss. 64 1 1 0 .3 1
D. Clark, cf. 4 0- 1 1 0 0
Cummings, e. -3 0 ',1 13 2' 0
R. Finlayson, 2nd -.3 0-0 2' 1 0
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6 . 37 5 11 27 11 1
Teeinvater-----r po a e
Blair, ss. - 4' 0 1 3 1
tionohae, 1st -72:4 0 0 7 '0 1
Hughes, 2nd 0 0 1 8 0
Porter, p. 0 2 3 1 0.
Thompson, ff. .4 0, 0 .o 1
MacDonald, 3rd -3 0 .1 ...0 1.
cifurney, if. 0 '0 1 -0 • 0
Waugh, 0 .63 2 1 0
Thorton, 3 0' 1 5 0 .1
32 O 5 27 9 4;
Lucitnoi 021 000 002-5
Teeswater 000 000-0
Summary -2 base hits--drwin
It. Thompson, McDonald; stolen basis
-A ThomPson, Irwin, Andrew, Mc -
Mrs. W. G. Andrew and Miss Flora
An -drew enjoyed a Week -end boat trip
through the Thousand Islands as far
ate.Prescott, and on their reterh
spent a day in :Toronto.
Master Dick Treleaven who .has
been holidaying at' the home of Mrs.
U. A. 'Treleaven is spending a couple
of' -weeks -in --Muskoka before -return-
ing to Hamilton for. school (*ening.
Messrs: Gordon Johnston, Malcolm
-Watson-- and -Edwin •Sinith returned.
home the 'latter part of- the wiek
front Kingston, whera they took a
seven week's Summer course at
,ueen's.
Miss Joan McCalluth is visiting' at
lier home liere before returning to
Hamilton to radius -pease' her. dtiett
as teacher. Miss McCallum has spent
the euininer at Port Eight where-she
and Miss Isobel' McItosh, R.N. have
been conducting a. tea-rlipm,
Messrs. Gorden Johnston and Ed-
' win &kith, are tamping at &vet
- tenh-where-they are -perseig- their -
studies iii Preparation to *kite off a
Septeiriber examination, in conneetion
with tkoir •ounivoriay work
Teeswatel..-.Biair singied n a o
2nd; Denohue •was-litife on a fielders,
cheiee, with, Blair •being caught. Id
1Inglies forted ..,penehne at 2.),A,
Porter was -safe on an erier, if Short.
"Thenipen struck out, °
Second Inning
Lucknow-Andrew=-singled a n
stele 2nd. McCartney
winfL4nreit-Anckeurt,:044-atmaa
Clarkwea-safe-onHairerror :at 1s,.
and Cumming rapped au a single
scoring McCartney and „Finlayon.
Cliziaky-was-brown
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Teesivater-MacDOzald hit for two
bases but was out at 3rd after being
caught-,atileep-off2nd44cliurney-an
Waugh struck out.
Third Inning • •
LuknoR.....Thonspson„ was.--saf
on an error at short, scoring . on
Irwin'si 2 -bagger. McCartney was safe
on a fielder choice when Irwin went
Out at 3rd. Andrew 'Struck out and
C. Finlayson forted McCartney at
'2nd.
Teesiter-Thorton and Donohue
kied to left. Blair struck out.
.7ourth Inning •
Lucknei Clark and Cumming
lied to centre. qt,„ Finlayson drew a
lasa-,-,hlit -was 'thrown out • trying to
lake 3rd on A. Thompson't single.
Teeswater-,Hughes ,and' Thorapson
truck out. Porter was -retired pit -
her
Fifth Inning •
Luclitiow,R. Thompson was out
litcher to 'it. Irwin Popped. to 3rd.
kndreiv grounded to lst.
Teeswater-MacDonald flied to
!etre. McBurney and Waugh struck
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Siith Inning • .
Lucknow-McCartney* Went out
tort to 1st. C. Fintayinti and
lark- singled, both advancing on s
ii•Eit ball at 2nd. Cummings was hit
by' Pitcher, Greer running for him
Ind ,with bases loaded IL: Finlayiton
aravedho Porter and A. Thonapson
rounded to 1st . ' ' •
Teeniater Threz:ton and Blair
truck oii...Donobue was retired ird
to 1st. ••
Seventh. Inning
Lin:know-IL Thompson hit to the
rack or 2 bases and wasput at..Ard
trying to stretch the hit. Irwin critek-
11 out a'2-euebibil swat. Andrew, pop-
aed--to---the--pitcher--and-7-11cCii /ley
struck out.
Teeswatei-4Iughes struek out,
ertr*aingled, was aciyaneed to 2nd
on TIOnipson's sacrifice and stole Etrd
MacDonald was out pitcher, to lat.
Eighth Inning •
Lueknow-C. Pirdayson Vim hit by
pitcher, being forced oilt at 2nd by
dark. Cummings flied to 3rd and R.
Finlaysdn fouledLone tO Thorton.
TeesWater,McBurney and Blair
Struck out. Thorton singled. Waugh
•flied. to right.
Ninth Tnning
Lucknow-A. Thoinpson singled,
stole 2nd 'Mid advaneed to 3rd when
Thontrason grounded out to 1st,
soling inr-a-wild--piteirth-mintj. ad-
Morpold both dropped font flies oft
bat who drew a pas, anle
her 14th, the return . fare is $5.75.
Return: tickets good' for • 3 days -
Ag.: 30 to Sept. 1; Sept. 1 to Sept.,
3,--Septp-6-to-Sept81-airiSept 8 te
10, are $4:60: 1 . •
BASEBALL •
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Teeswater- at Law now on 'Fiday,
August 26th. Game called at .5 o'clock
111 S flat
-FT" This i the ir.Z game of a
two -game tie-breaker series. Luck-
new won the Arid 'genie endure an-,
itiousto held their lead and get into •
the play-offs. Admission.is 25c.' Cha 7 -
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STREET DANCE
Another" street -dance will be stag-
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ed •in Lucknow on Friday evening,
.which in event -Of wet weather will
;gain assured of a good :time. • -
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PARAMOUNT , •
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Quite .a number• frozn here -attend-
ed the funeral of Mr. Dan McInnes
it Whitechurch onStinday. Our gym -
lathy is extended to Mrs., Gordon
Jamieson in the loss of her .father.
Mrand ltirS, L. Murrell, .Detreit,
visited at Mr. J. Hamilton's recently
Mr -and Mrs.oWm. Booth Wingham
Mr. Jack MacDonald, Kincardine, Mr.
• Mae Campbell, Kitchener :were re-
cent visitors' at M. Wm. Martin's.
There will be a dance in the Para.;
mount Community Eltd1 on Friday'
evenng, Aug. 26th. Admission 25c.
Ladies, free. Booth in attendance.
Lucknow,. Wingham,
Clinton, London Bus
Sarnia; iiuron Bruce Coach Lines
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Leaves
Arrives
Leaves
Arrives
WEEK DAYS
Lucknow- 7.00, a.m.
London - 1000 am.
London 7- • 6.00 tam.
Lucknow- 9.20 p.m.
SUNDAYS
Leaves Lucknow - 2.45 p.m.
Arrives London - 5.55 p.m.
Leaves London - 7.00 pm.
Arrives Lucknow - 10.15 pm.
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tisiiirmarsaimouissemosiblisimsms
iltcKNoWcentral darag eo
'phone 148 or Lee's Hotel.
L014130k-Ilnioti Bus Terminal,
Iroquois Hotel, Corner King
and Clarence, 'phone Met.
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WINGIIAM-331, S. M. Hare, Mgr.
This service will he operated daily
until- Snow conditions prevent.
REDUCD FARES FOR
LONDON FAIIt
Ektra busses leaving London at
10.30 pan.; Sept. 12' 14,.15
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- lEg dAitittkil •
adranted to Srd, on a gotood
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