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CARDINE
THVIODAY, JUNE 24. ;02
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flitve, in* Qir buitiOng •
Te0.0140909, at the bali of the:. foot? 116w.
to get refleg> from: this or any other Foot
Trouble will be demonstrated at our store
'FRIDAY JUNE -.3rd-,
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• by a Foot Comfort Expert of the Toronto
Staff ..of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, noted Foot
Sppialist—No-CitargeSe c es!
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If on sufredefroin your feet, it willlieto youreverla�tingbenefit to
fort,ouio.tore on theabove date. Yon will receive redo -graph
Print° of $OOr fitoertilZt feet from which iron easily be age
to Ana oat exactly ' your foot troxib e is. The Dr. Scholl
ed need is then demonstrated snthit ou
IM0VI how-poinpletely comfortable it will make Tour eet.
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•day beforeM
Howey. of L
and costs ,on a
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Over a liquerfiaCOS , in
which three other; loelal,'„yonng .men
figured aid as a result'of which
Victor Ifge.cfreery appeared beer*
Magistrate;Waltier in 1491FB9*, the,
following dny • '.,
15..DaVe.:.fer-Int0ffited2
Whit '4n1014 ai00`up**.frat:. the
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sitting in .ard5=*as.
tenced to 15 days .in jail for driving
a car under fIta",..446,,aeare Of iiinior
in:"Kineardine, on. tae previous Sit=
Still
Operators I• -Sentenced
,.A third ra46:'waelli4 of Alex Schri..
der; Bracer Township and..,Gee.;•0,bion.
who were 'charged with imanufactur-
ing
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04..1101;,';44 a *.,sAttlitf-*'...1*ig.'
Made hy.ProYinrialCdnattible. Kier -
man and ; licLevis, when . a still , and
Mash., and. other requirements fpr
this undertaking were discovered.'
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. They, were sentenced to .10 „montha
nd 13 months -.respectively.
prOyctip. FOUND
TO find a fine bicycle and not. find
a• claimant, is rather an unusual oe4
currence, but such a condition actual,
exists-in-lauckirovv.
Uttostlis you. , , ly
owned. it is strange some miciail7
and- REED has' not been so - far range and as a
result'one /venders if it Might be a
, • • , stolen.,pedel buggy xidden,iiit6.4Own-
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The Foot Shop and then abandoned: If so the 9ffen-
der must have beefed it out of town
or road 'the bumpers, as we haven't
heard of any other •means Of loco-.
motion missing from its .rightful
MEASURED FOR YOU SPRING SUIT OR TOPCOAT BY
MR- JONES
READ oFFIE REPRESENTATIVE OF
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WHO WILL BE HERE
Wechiesdiy June 8th
-Tip ' Top Tailors are noted for their wide choice of fine' fabrics'
.—their smart style and tailoring—and their exceptional value
at one standard Price, $24., • tailored to your' measurs.
The TIP Top special representative will personaBy mejsure you
and assist yon. in your choice of style and fabric
More than three million Tip Top
Snits and Coats have been sold to
satisfied Canadian men.
Plan to order your Spring Clothes
_NOW, it will pay • You-
• TIP TOP CLOTHES
•. EXCLUSIVE DEALER.
CON. DE
LUCKNOW
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OFFICIAL VISIT TO TEF.SWATER
'Teeswater Lodge AR & AM., eel-
ebrated her sixtieth anniversary on
• Thursday night. It was also the oc-
casion. of the official visit of Rt. Wor.
Bro.. Geo. Aitcheson .D. D. G.'M. of
North' Huron District. A large Taint-
ber of- the brethren were preSent-
After the exemplification of the sec-
• ond degree, ..came the banquet. Ad -
firmest, were given 'by the District
• Deputy Grand Master, also by Dr.
P. 0 G
lagher, 'Foster Moffatt, ex-M.L.A. and
• Rey, C. IL McDonald and others.
FORMER KINLOSS BOY,
DIES SUDDENLY IN WEST
John McCaig, for many years a
reside& of Saskatoon, passed away
suddenly at his residenca in that 'city
,ori May 9th. ' .
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• Mr. McCaig was born and spent his
boyhood •dayin Kinloss Township,
on lot 8, concession 12. He was the
youngest son• of the late Kennedy
arid Marzarct--Mteaig;
a family of eleven children, of which
only two sisters survi;e, Mrs. A.
faaloamaoaSri obinwit
IS. YOUR LABEL CORRECT?
•:thir mailing list has been correct -
c4 up to Monday, May, SOW , Does
your label mark the 'proper ilat.S
which -you are • paid? At this time:
we wish• tothank the inany,sabscrib-
ers who have paid up their subscrip-
tion and thus assisted in the adinin-
stration o theThitite of A.' D., Mac -
Kenzie. The date on which ac -
Counts were to, be paid haw.expirgd.
A few accounts - are still outstanding
and •if present conditions snake the
in,231*, Oieen .49, Pawl'• DREs$3, Color 8. ,!9„,
wise; Pi* 44d. win* rvverldblei ' est. POOlt o",•16••••••09i•k01 took
EVERY LITTLE GIRL MUST HAVE ;AL BOW
Ladies' PORCH DRES S. Larges,/
RIP46.iSa 1414.1616, le for:: _ 51 '35c • .41
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17 • 45e SO STRAW RArts ifiC
Meng sAILOR. El.h. All f4e4 • • „ 1ff, - ---" * '
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OILCLOTH 44141D LINOLEUM RUGS IN:trOCIC- , ' •
—EcChskejjManager
OUR MOTTO:,-.-SWIALLEIt .PROFI'lr, QUICK TI.TRNOVER
!!PIIONE 75.
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See Templeton'a basenient., for ' • '
1agaji .'
Mrs. riser/an spent the week-
end with friends in Detroit. •
Mrs. J. Di Moody of Blyth was ihe
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guest of Mx. H. Leith this week.
Mrs. Percy ana Alvin 'of. Detroit.
were week -end visitors with friends
hi• this locality. . • •
Miss 1VIcLaren, R.N. of Clinton -in
a visitor this week at home of
Miss MacPherson. .
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Just received another ,sinpnient of
Min's 81.95 Work Shoes, ' at W. .J.,
Little'a Shoe Store. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dyer of Detroit
spent the week -end, at the home of
Mr. and Ma. Henry Mothers. ,
Mrs. Olds and son George of De-
troit visited for 'a few days with the.
formerls-sisteri-Mrs:Hild
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Messrs. John, Charles and Arthur
Spindler of, Lenart. „were week -end
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
ler. •
payment of tuch difficult, we would
appreciate as call from . you as oth-.
ers have, done within the next two
weeks,.so that satisfactory .arrange-
ments can be made before the solic-
itor takes tiverihe •books. •. •
' Mr. Dan G. Bickle and son Edgar.
of Hamilton, formerly,nDungannon
visited with Mr. J.. R. McNabb last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Bailey and
lIrs.*13rady all of Detroit, were week-
end guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. Thomas
Lucknow J. F. Burns.
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Tie- Uli Rouncl Dr. and Mrs. Woods and daughter
• Peggy, and Mrs. Tarltonsof Detroit,
were week -end visitors with Mr. M.
Defeat Ripley on ,Tuesday Evening Woods.
' By Score of 16-11, To Even Series
-7/tipley. Lodges Protest
LucknOw. Junior 'Farmer Softball
nine 'turned the tables on the Ripley'
club on, Tuesday night by a score or
16-11. Lucknow suffered defeat in
Ripley a week previous and now the
teams are tied and a play off will be
necessary to decide who shalt meet
the winners of the northern group in
the play-off.
Following the game Ripley lodged
a protest with Mr. Forsyth, Agricul-
tural -representative at Walkerton,
on the grounds that the local club
used more than two town players,
which is the•Maximum number al -
!Owed to Compete in these fixtures.
If the protest is sustained 18 may.
mean a replay of the game or dis-
qualification.
Lucknow's three run lead dwindled
rapidly in the fourth inning,. •when
Ripley pounded the offerings of
enderson-fa aeven---nins.-He
replaced by Todd Who 'kept the game
nicely in hand while his • tearnates
and himself pounded the offerings of
three Ripley pItchers in the 'last of
the fourth and sixth, to regain the
lead. Ripley's crack pitcher was- out
Keith of Lenore, Man, arid Mrs. S.
Shop. at Templeton's on Market Robinson of • Callender, Ont. Mi•s:
• Day.., Keith attended the funeraL
FREE'Y Learn to make fiewera and
of Crepe paper at the free instruc-
tion
* classes to he held at:
IticKIM'S DRUG STORE
Lucknow, Ont. •
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One Week: JUNE 6 -11th
Denionsttit-or: Miss B. Sirsisac
• • Afternoon, and-. Evening Classes
these classes' are held under the supervision "et
• an expert , delntnistrator of the INTERLAXE
TISSUE MILLS CO.. Limited. Please tell your.
friends, .and bring your Scissors. Crepe paper
may he purchased at above store.
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of the game through •ntjury..
The line up:
Lucknow-A. Thompson, es; Art
Andrew, if.; Jack Brabson. ist;
Trowbridge, .2nd.;. Fred Mcquillin,
c.; Reg. Levis', cf.; Harold Greer, 3rd:
Dave Henderson, p.; Neely Todd,
Ripley—Harrison, Needham, C. dthilg well as as can be expected.
ponock, 11. Pollock, c. Needham, A. ..Miss Phyllis MacDonald, nurae-in--
Needham, Atchison, Stuart, C11111'00 training at Woodstock General Hos,"
pita), is spending a three -Weeks va-
INMEMOR/AM cation with her parents on the
dary.••
Councillor Freid Livermore ..and
Mrs Livermore of Clinton spent Sun-
day with the fermeris sister, Mrs. J.
II. Leith.
Mr: and Mrs. - Meyers of Windsor
visited over the week -end with , the
latter's Parents, Mr. and JIM B. 11.
McQuillin
Ref -..E. 0. and Mrs. Gallagher are
spending a few days with the form-
er's parents in Barrie, Mr. and Mrs.
It. J. Gallagher.
Mr. James Alton who has been in-
disposed for some time is Making
fa-vorable iecovery and able to be
about again. •
.Mrs. R. L. Treleaven, accorapnaied
by kis. A. D. MacKenzie and gist;
Lees visiteds in' Toronto for a fee',
days • this week. .
The evening service in the United
Church will be' withdrawn this weeii,
a ith the morning service being held
t -the- usual -hour. - •
• Mrs. Dave Scobie and- William of
wlio sailed recently for the
Old 'Country, • arrived there safely
after a pleasant voyage; ,
Mrs. A. E Stewart and Bessie were
in London over the week -end, at-.
Lending the Convocation of the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario.
` Mrs. Win. Alton of Ripley Under-
went. an operation in Victoria Hos-
pital on- Monday and nt present is
FRASEr--:•-fn 'Wing .trtemory oe.
WiTham Mellvine Fraser, whopassed
attay, Moy 30th; 1931.
The blow was greats
The shock severe, °
We little thought his death so near
Only those- who have lost au tell.
The Sorrow of parting without fare-
well.
Always remembered by his loving
Utak braille -tit- and Oxtail;
.104`, MiteDiarmid:
and family of .lannaktovnt, N. Y. and
D. R. litaeliiartaid 01 Cleveland, 'Ohio
were went visitors with Mr. and
Aciek MiteDicitnild 18 town. •
Mr. and Mit Robt. Selkirk and
their &Setter, Vera, a stiklent of
Toronto UniVerSitY,and alt d 'Leam-
ington, Visited hist week with their
MIMS, the Xissea McKenzie. of town.
W. R. MathieTion and Expert Operators From
The Thede Methieson Beauty ShoPpe,, Toronto, will be at
HAZEL CULBERT'S BEAUTY 'PARLOR •
FRIDAY.,
SPdRAL CROQUIQUOLE OR 'COMBINATION'
05.00 114.56:
Enjoy the freedom, 'comfort and- cfinvenience of one of .these
waves which is as many taken sare of as naturally curly hair.
EVERY yrAVE.. GUARANTEED. • 'PHONE 13 W
WINS INTERMEDIATE CUP
• Miss Gwendolyn Ackert, .daughter
of Mrs. Abler. Ackert of Ilnivre0d.
was successful in. Winning, the inter-
mediate tun at the Field. day compe-
titions it. the 0.8 B., Brantford on
Friday last. Gwendolyn for the .past
• 3 years bad ane.ceeded in winning the,
Junior Cup each year and this record
speaks well of her athletic ability-.
llhe'ivill return -to her home at Holy -
reed, in the course -of-two-weeks, for
the summer vacation. .
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STEWART WILSON,, FORMERLY
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OF LUCKNOW,' DIES '
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This past Week we lava received a
letter from Mr. E. S.Caswell of Tor-
onto informing us of the passing of
Stewart. Wilson,: an old schoolmate
'Of his the early 70's. His death
occurred at his home in Fargo, N.
Dakota on Sunday, May 22nd.
After:: leaving school, . Mr. Will:6
workedgifor a number of, years in
Lees and Douglas Carding-milL He
rnarri, ed Maggie Miller and to this
ftonple were born six children, all of
whom survive, the eldest daughter;
Jean' informing Mr. •Cassfrell of her
father% death. In closing he adds Mr.
Wilson*its a good man, an affection-
ate fathte and A loysi 'friend.
ANOTHER OLD COIN.
Ifention_onade last week of Wert
Ward finding an ancient lucky penny
reminded - Mr. Fred Hodgins, coneee-
sion 10, Killion, that some two•yeare
ago be hid made a similar find, while
working in-liffilarnen. Beenrrecting
the coin- which lay about the house
revealed it to be a lucky one penny
piece, bearing the date' 1837. The
•zom was worn and discolored-- and
writing and emblems rather indistinct
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*HE SEASON •
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has arrived for
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Plants 8i:flowers_
• I Walleye The Best.
' Leave -Your Orders For
HANGING' IASKRTS
BEDDING PLANTS
When next ordering ,
CANNED GOODS • .
• Try Oar '
COUNTRY CLUB PEAS.
CORN , & TOMATOES ,
Fresh Fruits and 'Vegetables
Always on Hand-
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11.,Ir. Thompson
' Phone 82.
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EAT, FY igrR0UJME
by planting a bed of SCARLET or •
IONK GEXANIUSIS or .SAierLAsS
Or ASTERS, or PBTUNIAS, Or any
of the other fine plants and annuals
we have.
Tho new CARNATION, bearing
lowers 23 to 3" in diameter is mag-
nificent, -and -is so lar, -the last wird
in Anrund ,Carnation.
• argil STEWART BROS
Phone Carlow 235.
BKNMILLER NURSERIES
DON'T TAKE CI1ANCES
• Buy Vance Bros.
mow,
SEED • CORN
- AiMAY8-citows
The standard By *high 0 tiler Beet,' Corn I* Judge&
• FOR SALE AT
-W. G. Andrews
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