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*ante nu: .i.meOnd mortgages,. on
TVId On „ram**
*lie. A taw geed :fermi 'kw :Wei
WALL gni, of192
Wn11.•Paper on hand. Prices g„.ROSider,
able dOvio, for 1929 .1 am 'alio."Pgent
forjending...10,10 Innwes.7-4, .1, Comer,.
Decorator. Painter and Grainer
ROL 174, ,Luekitow. ,
111.1.1.11,
ROOMS for nuniSer of.'High
School, students, boys or girls. 'Con-
venient , to sehoel. Mrs. -Wm..- Kennedy-
: -120=----1-4
AIM*
iaes of the under -
West, Wawanosh,
19;.: 1929,- a brood
y have same on prOY-
and paying expenses.
` A. Phillips.
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-FEATHER!'
The ',Dominion Feather and. *Mat-
tress co,Goderielt will' make Your,
feather 64 into a Sanitary Mattress
or down Comforter. Dleep, a 'card to
Godarieh Ont.and 01.1r agent will cal'
.We buy bathos, paying highest prl-
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WATEBLOO- MANUFACTURING
COMPANY -makers of Threshing
Machines ,and Steam .Engines -Cana-
dian distributors- for Rock Island
Fat* Tractors and Eagle 2 -cylinder
' fuelieiltburniantA_Tternibatii Tractors.14gerit
,Phone 13 on 36. l'eesw er
(6-6-tf.)
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FORSALE
' ,T*0, gond driving horses, 2 set
'be* haineeei one rubber -tire bug-
gy,
tkne steel -tike buggy, one putter,
one jrater, cinti or wood, on dash.
chit*, one butter bowl.' •
, Mrs. Wileon Hinallton, Lucknow.
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' ST. HELEN'S •
•'Mr. Frank Todd and sett Tom left
on 'Monday with their herd of twelve
Polled :Anglia for the • a 'hi; E. at
Torato‘. Mt.' W. I., .Miller will. exhibit
his Plymouth Rock *witty. We 'wish
•thenteuery !Mamas._ • ".• •
•M14 Collin'. Clark left on, 'Friday
for a4ewd&ys holiday ac ,London. -
Little Robby Phillips Of Fergus -has
been holidaying with his grandmothet;''
.Mrs: S. J.' Wads.
MlMuri�i Hall of 'Swansea mri,
toreckai,,and: is !pending's few day's.
.With Mien .W.,:11:-Butherford.
„ ..11164- Bert TWelwood and
,cbjldren of• *bighorn were visitors,
•WfthMr aid MrL George Webb iast
Week: •
BON -to •
- and, -Mrs. • Ewart
jiltePherrion, Ori Anglia 21st, a
--ihiughter-;--Congratiilations:
The menhirs* of the :IV'. S. of
the United 'Church' !cite the guest4
'of the ladies of Whrtechurch W M g
at Gie riteeting, on Wednesday
. A splendid address by 'Mies Peddle.
of Effirtenten was much enjoyed;
. ANOTHER „JITNEY DANCE
Street Dante will be •held on
CaMpliell Street, .Lucknow, Friday
nigt:tt 'of thin week -August • 30th,
ler management of the Lucknow
. cofiliumy Coati , Orchestra.,
Yo0ng,.;,:peOpie come and enjoy ,the
• tiaite-etter finis "oomi :and enjoy
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the inue.le.*:•• tickets tor, 256-- •
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el reade
Ilier eis,140
Fertiltter
Company
Litcknow..oat
'Phone .
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LIRSDA4,1 AUGUST 28th; 1929.
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• giNgLE COPIES 5 CENTS
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• 10 -0 -7* -4-4
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0 711:0pAlk AND GENERAL
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At, „
Town schOpla re-oPen Tueadirr,07
14*f :week.
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'Ilitgaine in .1Mens'. Underwear -
The' Market,: Ilornell-MUrdoeli:'
mondar of " next :Week will be La
holiday.
Mrs. Reg, ,Sndth who wtrfir senotisly
,
all
at wuro-0,1tiii'pital:is Well on
the waY.to recovery. ••
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Rev. .and Mrs. LengfOr4
were gueets of Mr. and "dirs. R. H.
McQUillin over the week -end.
Mr: James: and _Mimi .Marthe, Mac,
Callum. motored over from Detroit to
spend Sunday at their home „here.
Miss _Stella sStewart has returned
'oine.,after a two weeks Visit in Kin-
elirdine with her friend Miss Mytiona
'Palmer.. .
Miss: Reria,Cordon;: Mrs. W. :Hpinie-s
and son Taylor; and. Mrs. Taylor were
over frern Detroit for a' IOW' days Of
list • weehL_.„1„.,, "
Mr. Alf .ArrustrW and 'family nno:
-t,dred-frinn"-'LondonTon-Setnrdar--te,-
sPend the week -end With his 'Parents
Mr. and Mts. WM.
. Mrs. Wm: Gable (formerly Jessie
Osgood), Mrs. James Nixon and son
Keith; Motored from Detroit and' are
visiting Lucknow and Kinloss: friends..
MY Harold: Burns, of the pert will,
Iiarn school Staff ,came home last Week.
f.roin Kingston, wbete • he pnt a
'uonth taking university ork•
' Miss Arahel Cameron, of .lown anrk
:Missdellfargaret Thom pf near St. He;
ens Went to Guelph on BbinditY Where,
they have commenced the course in
nursing at the General Hospital.
With. the ,big Ex. Under way at
,Tortinto, the lesser fall faira,..being
'440-01#414i4WAP...34.44,-04111.1,,dt
harvesting ,abeut completed, one be-
gins, to retinae that .summer is about
over:
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*Re. MaCKENZIE DIED
SULiDASIL
• A very, old resident of the Lang-
sisde'district was called to herreivard
on Saturday Of last We -oh in the per-
son.ot Mrs. John A9rIceOle• She had
4..06ll duri.ng the ol'a-,iSawtier)idiayo'ctt morn-
ingintothe orchard where onine time 1$0r-
. she was found in a 43riheconelition,
-.evidently. having been 'overooke by
heart .atteek:
Mrs.. MacKenzie was, her 83rdyear and she and her, husband
nle07 Years have been4eteeined
dents of the 4th Con, Kinloss, Before
he marriage She was Alias Catherine
The funeral was on Tuesday after
noon to Kinloss Cemetery.
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NO !HARVESTERS EXCURSION
The railway companies are not.
-relining ',harvesters ,eXeursions to the
Wept this year. There is no great de-
mand for help,...in the ,harvest .fields
• out the* this season, ;owing to the
Almost coMplete failure of the spring.
•-crops-over-ra large section -61 the
prairie country.
-_,JniIie,._teetitais_where:,there•-ie -nine
harvesting to be done apple help will
_available , from the; parts where
there is little or no grain to cut..In
this way the. prosperity of the more
favored areas will he spread around
••somewhat.
Its going te Make a great differ -
nee to the country. Think 'of all the
coming and ,going there has been at
his season, - between the East and
West for the past 30 years or more.
This year the 'eastern, folks are all
staying at home., 4 .
Financially, to the West es* whole.
it May not make so much 'difference
vs would at first appear. With many
elevators still filled with Wheat of
last year, there is no saying hew low
prices would have gone had Manitoba
and Saskatchewan been blessed with
an'other bumper crop. '
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BUMMING
A special meeting. of the Lucknow
Women's Institute will be held -in the
Council Chamber on Friday evening,
Aug. 30th et 8 O'clock. A good at-
tendance" of members is requested as
business of importance will come be-
fore the meeting.-Sec'y.
The street dance put on by the Fire
dr7mpanY Friday night • of last • week
was well patronized. The evening be-
ing fine the Affair was quite a success
in every way. The Co. have arranged
for another' dance to -morrow evening
All profits from these dances will gre
to -the Arena building 'fund.
KINLOSS
Mrs. Hiram. Shelton a resident of
the Third Range Kinloss. Township
died on Saturday last in her 59th
year. Before her marriage Mrs. Shel-
' ton was Miss Lucy Stauffer,her early
home being near Kinloss village The
funeral was on Monday afternoon to
Greenhill •Cemetery, near Lucknow.
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SALE OF LANDS FOR
• ARREARS OF TAXES
Notice. is hereby given as directed
by the Assessment Act R.S.O. 1927,
Chapter 288, Sec. 152, SA 1, that a
Sale of; Lands for Arrears of Tares
will- be held at. the Town of Walker-
ton, on Friday, September 27th, 192 ,
at my office in the County Buildings
atthe hour of ten o'clock A.M."; when
there will be Offered for sale by
Public Auction, unless the Taxes and
Charges are sooner Paith the following
described Ian& In the Township ot
Kinloss: - •
6 Sub of Lot 00, -*Donald Sur,
Patented, 1/4, acre;. Taxes $43.46; Costs
04.30; Total :$47.81
, 1Z Sib 01 Of Lot 60., McDonald 'Sur.,
Patented, acre; Taxes.*.i.e,00; Costs
.$44,21 Total $/4.42. - •
yittAda OF mIcitNOW
429, Patented, acres; Taxes
611 osta 23:52; Total $14.11 - -
• 430 Patented', acre; Taxes $10.61
GOitit $8.52e Total $14.13.
1 A COMplete /let Of Lends in the.
County 04;d -told for Arrears OT Ta'x.!•
en is ptifilialtedlih-11ie "Ontario. Gaz-
ette" in its beiges of June 15th, 22nd
290 and JUIY 664 A copy of said lists
may be obtained on application to the
Lunderaigitail: • •
If
niecit be itwill be
idv
atytohehoidnpanA.11;
so ;
-October nth,isligOi nt tire,abovt
place an4 hour.
A. ttelsetv,troasurer' County Briiee,
• Dosted-o !olkortottw Aug. 24th, 1000
irk
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• Miss Edith Clutton of .Stratford,
ASKO her uncle, Mt. Henry 'kitten,
Thursday. Miss Chiffon leaves on
Det. Ist • for India, where she has
leen apPointed miSsionary of the
Baptist Church.
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• Miss Beryl Johnston is visiting
friends at Fordwich.
Little Mary Horton had her. tonsils
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removed at Winghain 'Hospital, Mon-
day andisrecovering nicely.
The (Wm.) Blake 'family held a
picnic .at Port Albert On Monday.. Dr..
Blake and Miss Margaret return to
Winnipeg this week 'and "Mrs. Hoff-.
man and thildren to their, home • at
Dunnville: . • , •
Mr. and Mrs.N. Welsh, of London
Were gueSts of Mr. and Mrs.j.T.; C.
!tethers at 00411 last Nieek:
Mr. Milton Kilpatrick •his purchas-
ed ga Durant car, the latest model
Mr. and Mrs. S. 13. 'Stothers and
family visited Mr: and 'Mrs, Henry
Horton, Sunday. ' *:" • - '
; Miss 'Nell Eandick, of Ingersoll, is
the gaest of Misses: Olive...And Elsie
.Anderson this week. •
Mrs: Thos. Anderson and Jean are
spending a week with,relativei in
Date% - • •
Miss Beryl. Johnston is to be con-
gratulated on the splendid suceets of
her pupils in Lanark continuation
school, all who Wrote having passed.
.Miss Johnston is engaged to .teach at
iI Springs thia year. - •
Miss Shackleton is attending
Toronto txhibitiot this . week.:
The Memotial window was install-
ed in Blake Church, Tuesday; the un -
Veiling of which will, take place Sun-
day morning; Memorial service at
11 A.M., the • Church Anniversary
service in the evening. it 1,p.M. Rev.
John. Annear ‘President of the Confer.
erica. Will preach on both ,occasiona.
• rs'. -wenary as. en •fo.r!
sone time, tithing 'care.af, her dangis-,
ter,Mtt. M. Reid, near-LnektieW, Who
-his_ been Serf/410c We_ore glato
know that gra. Reid Is •improAlg
t
Aug. It o hti, and
VI*. Frank Glenn' a..-liOne-Ceng-0,0*-
1,...‘,.614.0-4-Ore•rm•
•.TOWIOMITMAY-CONcE,IIINt
1 *Joh to State that Iliad nothing to
do with stetting -or -spreading. the
'stew to the effiszt thei;e certalu
• petty ehud Coitsble D porgoio*
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feillote tom"
GIVING GOOD: WEIGHT
There's u. bad limn up nortli soine
where among the huckleberry • bushes,
*r. W. W. Hill
up a basket of the northern. blue -
the ;tiler 44 opened
berries
for which be had paid a sub-
stantial Trice and. rfened that,* the
:•first tplace the basket was note quite
However, the weight was there
and then isorne.i. so they Most be al
. right. On.,.reniovhAgl:, the, 'berries:, he
.discovered 'the • 41ereti" The ‘bOttern 4
the.'..liaeltet,Wag well padded with twigs
and .10#,Y0s.',#9*..04:hqs4os SO' am-
ongth4.4e wore a Miinher-Of.plecee Of.
:rock, such. as they ..,,get geld" ia"..tip.
Mr. Hill doesn't know whether the
tOcki.re.0 put in t4e hasket to Make
up the otherwise •short weight, • or
whether -their are gold 'bearing' and
'worth more than their weight in ber-
ries. At Presently they are not for
. Visitors from "Northern 7 Ontario
My that the blue berry env is very
poor this year,the 'spring and stun -
mer -frosts 'having darnaged the "blos-
soms and Young, fruit: Howevetone
is a poor substitute.,
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HAD GOOD TIME IN N. Y.
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Messrs. W. F. and Andrew Thorne -
son are home again, after 'spending
week in New York City, ;Which need-
less to say they_foun,d_ver-y1-ietetest7-
mg 'in -die -d. 'They wentover one day
to Newark, N. J. and there looked up'
Mr: Carrick Douglas wheal they found
welleVadeni, tlihti-5:1)v,Yo.'"ca-MI`liq:ii*D6rttiegtite4:Shfalivaltaickh-
he; has been a member: the past cou-
ple of leant and is quite successful
haying all the engagements he can.
attend to. This quartette is frequently
heard Over radio station WOR and
the Thompson boys while at Newark
had the pleasure of bearing their sing
for a broadcast. Cartiek's friends will
be pleaed to I bear of his success in
the world of' music: _
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ST. PETER'S CHURCH
Sunday ,next. Sept. 1, servicesboth•
morning and evening, will be 'reiunied
the Sunday School. continuing to meet
at ten .ofelock.. • • - •'
Next Sunday, being Labor SundAy,
services will he appropriate: to that
occasion. There will he a 7celebration
Of the Holy Communion at the eleVen
e!eioek,:oeryii* .E.Viing Prayer and
-serninn at seven...0108k:
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• Tug FALL FAIR PRIZE LISTS
• Conies of the Lneknew,',Fall Fair
• Fair Prize list ,have been available to
the public the past; couple of weeks.
If you are interested get one at the
office of the secretary, Jos.. Agile.w,
Or at The Sentinel .0ffide. Thedates
of the Pair .this year are Sept. 26th
and grrth..
• ASHFIELD UNITED _CHURCH
.• NOTES
The Merrioriel-AnniverSarY, service
next Sunday, Sept. ist, atBlake's
church, Morning and -evening services.
The sPecial Preacher fOr the day Will
be the Rev. J. 'A. Agnew; of 'ICings-
ville, • Ont. Special. Offerings at both
mierning and evening servicp-it is
hoped that the objeetive of $100: will
be reached. Special, music for the day
has been arranged. for -Miss Marion
.Gibbinge. Of Clinton will sing. at the
Memorial SerViee. "Open the :Gates,
of, the Temple" will be one of her
Special _numbers. •In the ' evening
Blake's Choir will have • charge of the
musical.,part of the service.
The minister end his yvife are en,..
joying their vacation on Lake 'Ontario
Mrs. 'Pawner, true to form, has
left her husband today- and gene.
sishepping-the forlorn husband must
• needs tontent himself' by seeing the
Reeding Pa. WI team play „Toronto
Ilin the International. series: I 'am go-
ing./ hope in the spirit of resgnation.
• Lent Friday I saw the Girl's Mara-
thon race. Yesterday, Sunday, my Wile
.and I heard a famous preacher of the
elt‘lanti On the theme -:--"What do ye
Mere than Others" -the distinguiehed
visitor .handled the old yet ever. new
:question well. He Warmed up to the
subject throwing his gown off in the
heat of the fry -it would have been
.tetterlieehe- thrown his Manus-0kt
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-away ,..which he read word for werd,„
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-Bargains-in thildtenst !_heeiriteeit.
ingS-Vhe Market, Helm& Murdoch
E14.14A0.1.011 A.101 e*
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The following appeared in The,
Glebe,. Toronto; •on August 22: --“The
engagement:* is 'announced of Mary
Elizabeth, eldest daughter ot AlverY.
J. and the 'las Mrs. Smith of Tiver-
ton, TOnt., to Prtftk H. 1Valio, young-
est son of Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Mrlier,
of LOcitneiv, Ont., the marriage to,
take 'place ,about the Wattle' of Sept..
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' LUCKNOW UPPEWSCHOOL
Ru§lims
*dents have; Obtained Upper
Scheel- standing as follows: IL --15% to
100: .1.1.-7.06 to 74: 1117-60 to 65: £-
50 to 59: also :40% of Upper ;School
is 4Oceptexi. iri lieu of Middle Credit.
J. Anderson -Eng. Comp. ; C: With
cre"dit in Fr. Aq. and
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E. 'Busweil-Eng-q0710. Ot • 'Eng,
Flethiitee÷Fr.- All. TM' Fr. Comp
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Helen J. Lane -Eng.
School i Credit in Eng. Cpinnt
. I, Craw -Eng. Comp. I: Eng, Lit.
K. MacKenzie -Eng Comp. CI- Eng.
Lit. II: Pr. Au: Ci Fr. Comp;III.
C. -MacKinnon-Ern. Lit. C:
Au. Fr. Conan. III; Middle School
Credit in Eng.Somp. .
M. Thorn -Middle School ' Credit in
Eng.: Corop. and Eng. Lit:
M. Wateon-=;Eng., 0914. C: .Eng.
Lit, Hi: Pi. Au: Fr: Comp, II.
F. E. McLean, Prin.-
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• Bargains in Womeris' House, Porch
,and_laienic--Dresses-The, M-t-tikk,
• Hornell -Murdoch. .
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STO,t, 3'.11ISr_SPEIEDING •
" 'ON LUCKNOW 'STREETS
' We didn't see it but we are told by
• parties capable of judging speed that
an automobile , was driven along
CarnPbelf Street, LockneW on Sunday
.evening at the rate. ef about 70 Miles
.per hPi.tr; and that another (i-oztopo
the some cat driven by the sane fool)
passed along- the same street at,. a
'speed of 50 or 60miles per hour on
.Saturday evening. '„ "•
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The parties who drove these cars
musthave been ,drunk •or croak •or
both They were potential murderers
oridTought to he disqualified f_o_r, driv-
• ing an automobile, or shut. epin.: a
jail fos safe keeping:•
.'1'11O.se who.. saw ' these ears. going
through town did not get the -license
.numbers. It is not easy .to do that
When a car . is moving at high speed
and. thevlig1tttnett4geod. • • • '
Men. wbe drine. as these 'men' drove
'through Lucknow. are the enemies Of
evety good damn' and every ,good
citizen ought to be on the lookout: for
theta and prepared : te go into the
'witness box and giVe„ evidence as , to
"whit they see: That is not it..pleasant
task, but it is the only Way to get
this type offool of the roads.
It is not necessary to prove in cOurt
that :a. car :is going at a' given speed
as some suppose. Magistrates now
convict on the opinion of anparently
reliable witnesses. • -•
What Lneknow,and every, • Other
village and town needs is a 'speed cop'
• or constable such as theone over in
• Belgrave. This Man has a blacksmith
'shop -on the main street' and, when he
sees' as car. Passing Which he thinks is
breaking the speed limit; be gets the
number, if he can and has no hesita-
tion in laying. a charge. He gets a
good many convictions toe as magis-
trate Reid evidentii has .cenfidenee in
his judgement. .144 this Matter a
• viction registered on the opinion ,as
to. st•eed of two. or more reputable
citizen's -opght to stand. If speed fiends
are; to be brought' under control. the
authoritiee cannot . ROOM to be ;civet
nice in dealing- w" them. There • is
little danger that charges will he
ageinst those who exercise com-
/nonsense in driving.
•''tiiqq are others who dtiveloo fast
on out streets -making 25 to 30,Miles
Vet hone. The speed limit in any :vill-
age in this province iS''20 miles per
hour, . but (and this is im'poitant)
where buildings. are close up to the
street allowance as at the Cain House
:coiner, for example'the lawfti. speed.
is, ten miles per hour. • AnYerie can
„understand why that should be .so.
,We are told, -that quit 'a number
are beceining indifferent to„the stop
sign's,' in town. There is no use Scold-
ing abliut this. 7Convietipns ate the
Only reinedy. Our local !constable
ought to be •inithieted to put' fitAs feW.-
'hetet§ occasions/1r; al'the stott:Inter‘
sections and: to lay a Charge against
,every driver who, doeo-not stoo *there
Ak„stop_ _signs -7,ere;Oiseed'..--t- -
11 these "Sten" sign's are even 06-
casiona11y disregarded, they beeomea
soUfee Of Ilitlitat 'SS -the drivers. en
the through -streets are justified In tis-•
=ming that they lave the .riglit "tif
tvair.
' The killing and meiming of welt:,
behaving people „and the destruction
ofears is net the 'whole niiSehief done
• bit reckless drivers. Every traveller
OYf flw'fo-o-d is hemnte4 by a.,senie or
danger, ' for it is. true that no Platter
how drefili You Ibis:, be, you aro not
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of Health ' Of *Health- ,
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OUR ' MOTTO,, IS ' QUALITY ' ".Asib stRiricg.•
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OUR QVALitY.OIDINE-MADE,._ WHOLE WHEAT A.*. rtAisfu• •
iiffEAti LENDS ZEST .TO THE APPETITE, 'Api'D THEN : sATI-
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'MAPLE : TARTS. OATMEAL 8r DATE coogigs, oxim.litati- '
..1:E$, it'ASEPREY TARTLETS CHELSEA BUNS,- COFFEE CAKES .
: Rocu 'cluips",PARig•BuN§;-•lciai 1191.4..s.•••• • • . • ' • -
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Phone 36
Lucknow
THE SiTil'UFE ASSURANCE ,
COMPANY:: OF .CANADA
TO:COMPANY OF w,H.Lcu. •
A CANADIAN •
$AYBEPROUP
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For Particulars as to Plans. Rates
- And- Dividends; See sl
GEO. H. SMITH
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THE -A -1'11E1
• AFOXIST20-30, 31.
SPECIAL
"ARIVE IRISH ItOSE'.".
September 6-7
,Tom Mix!, In
"ROUGH RIDING ROMANCE"
and Comedy-
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Deinmisfration Campai
We want everyOrie to know the
quality and performance of the Ford
Car.
Conie for a FREE RIDE any
day whether you are interested in
purchasing a car or not.
HEN:DERSON
• Ford Sales and Seivilee
• LUCKNOVIT
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Wfl. EAT WANITP
• POOL AND NON -POOL: •
WHEAT TAKEN
• • I.UCKNOWT41411 MILLS
TASTE THE JOY OF LIFE
IN MITEKOKA •
You ,enjoy ':every moment of a Mus-
koka holiday, be it weekend or month.
Such all enticing array Of pleasures
that bring the joy ,ofliving to all
7 -golf on six fine courses, tennis ev-
erywhere,' lawn bowling,. hikes thru
avenues of fragrant pines, canoe or
steeiner trips amongthe clustered
islands ofthis lakeland paradise,
sailing, motor -boating and bathing;
.then dancing in the cool .of the •elien-
ing under. ideal -conditions.
By asing Canadian National Rail-
ways you reach ydur.chosen spot in
this. realm of pleasure, whether cosy
cottage or comfortable hotel by any
one of 'three • entrances -Muskoka
Wharf, Bala Park or Lake Joseph
Wharfall within d 'few hours run
from almost any part of Ontario:
• Ask your nearest Canadian Nation-
al Agent for information and litera-
ture on,Muskoka and its various re- ,
sorts, hOtels, ete.-
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,•' FALL -FAIR DATES.' -
Ayton ....... ...... ..... °Ct. 4-5
Blyth- Sept-. 26-27
choley 27.-28
Drayton. Sent.. 2445
Onifinthr i•Vit
-+I•zeter•-• . • sept•
Fergus , Sept.•26-27
Goderich ; "SeptSO, Oct.„14
.0ottio, 4 4 4 ..... A: rt. .4 _Dot,
f3iniover Sept, Il• to 13
.Kincardine , '18-10
Listowel, „ ',Sept."17-18
London Sent. 7 to 14.
Lucknow • ,' Sept. 26-21
Mildmay .. ..... ,; . , . Sept. 2425
Vititerferk, seot. '26:27
. ' .. Sept. 2445
Sept. 24-25.
°t. gotYs -- • Oct.. 8-9
Set/forth Sept. 10, 20
Sfretfoto .. .. Sept, VI to 10
Tee/water . - Oct. 1.-2
Wlnghant . .. Oct, 0-10
Toronto i't 4 0. W1.13 %0 Sept, T.
FEliTIPZER.
. All of Gunn's. Setif °
•Brands for fill wheat
Phone Your Orcler -
"-coUple.of-days ahead and
Ana, Sur to Have_ Your.
• Brand,: "
•treo.l:S.' Robertson
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assel's Grocery
Specials
EAGLE BRAND MILK
Per tin "19-C.
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P & G „S,DAP
4, -cakes .
sukriusg 'SOAP
r•Bars - • ...
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QUAKEIt PUFFED AT.
liltga•
Cassel's -Oro
Phone 110
.Bargains lii 'Mena', and Boil Over -
alis' and Work .clothes -The. Market
Ubrnelt .14nrdo9,11. , •.
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