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PIR YEAR I2, ADVANPEL S240 OTHFRWIS: •
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DR. W. "M• CDNIgEloti
Physiciai and SUrftelin
Luchnow• . ,
'tours:, .1;30.-3,312 •''•
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1,11C15,11014,0 ONT., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28th 1929.
New itoSe end Gloves.. tor Girls. and'.
INfoxLeil• The Market.
11r. A.. A..F4110'S.* is ape int n
couple of .weks atPresteri S
Miss Helen:, Thonipion sPelit
week -end in Toronto With Me• •and
DIii,NTAST 'Mrs. NaYlor. . •
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• '.••.DSe.villacioe.od. wall vist Lucknow Rh.ud.:.#904011:a°30;•in09.•'"%t•-'•
- • every, Tuesda4 in' The Cain -Houlie. ent- Leather ail'• 11.10:914Y Theatre,
Nov` .28—a9-30.1 • •
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.1#;C' E. ' Trerea„im
Ltcknow—
Ov.r :_De‘sctes.! • .44.:Praetien,
" •auiar tir.
DY gft8 or ()Ca Aa e th
,. Dungannon every l'haraciain. Paean 63.
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ie.4Y44•••-A1U1.1 1.iie le2e
WallraPer nand': etiees .cnsder-
ate alewn for itiko. Eiw utile agent
for leadingsjob house. --A 4.,
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coc, Decorato, painter and Giabor
box 174, `Liaclanow:
FOR SALE OR TO RENT -4. small
brick cottiige.--.0piy to • R. t.
TrealeaVen. ;•, ,
a short. tehools, higher eearies,. and ..1
• home en avestely ngetaiter her.
Nits. II. •Ifaase, -of •,'I'oronto is ,spencl-.
ing?ii few weeh.;,with her. sister, 31re. Finney.
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as Wesel ',Webster visited in
TorZlito last week wit 11Jr. Water,
Mrs. dward .Arent.
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Mr
s;,• P1'w o: reeov,er ng,
feent- .sertetie....iiteets•,,hts come up..
Irian lortnito 'co • epena some tithe
With hez sister;',Airs. Parker. Libor New and better bridges eonte
.nd K
M 1( haii 'illather,ef:WOodr
high, and event bit of syork`thats done•
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tWice What. like work did in the
stock sPent a te'W'ue,ys iast.Weelt ivith costs
"good old days," • ••' •
Mr krank' Otitm.aeo arSo visited . at
KrntaL dine , and •Waliceiton hile here,.
betitneritsietrett11,vvs!behtitget st ai dxewalks,ae4bueit t etor
Mrs. 'pag•er tiollyman ratline:a
• YOU:WT.4XAS • .
'Did• you get your axTnotice . for
1929 yet ?--Likely: you have, and sqir
'you ,would have *Heed' that the
teruleney is still xfpWard, At any rate
tha 2 the ea,Se with outi. Its no better
e cotmtry., The farmer
about one 'dollar, per aere--seme less,
'somemore; 'depending Unon. the Oual.:
ity, hs farm afitt„hulidiegs: Soine
good 100 -acre farina nee far' froin
Lneknew; 'Pay -at high as $1,15,s" We
are told that things are MuCh .Worse
over le• the 'State of 'Michigan. where
•the paving of Country rciade appears
te,. have been carried t� excess
•Of course we get a lot mere for
or .taxes than used AO
country—better roads and no Statute
. . , visit in roiontu eenit h bsenee'
,.. pay, for •every day's Work. : We .are
.. ' Maple and kieech. Aptity to ,.._?..); ,, . •. • •• To. these in butieess or e,ainiog salary
H li re Store ' :, ' ' :
3facandi R.' '60 Linknow. ' - 7 in 9 Yal3 3' • . . •••• or Wages,. it doesn't. matter, go mueh.
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(e., -4p) - .' • • ... Among those sPerte a few days •af the7,Fay
:. _.....__ ' ....7_, .,....-., ..-----,,-: at the Royal W•hl•er moie,..they get "mere The
•r-alr at. Tman:iii'• man or, woman With4a fixed income,
• ' LAMB ASTRAY . ‘' We 'nete the
• f9.11;37ing:: Wiiiia**i.e:' tad 'means Of aliding,to it is har&
FOR SALE -106 cords woeddry • ' • 1g er a n h •
o cram-- '
p ng on a er scale all around
Mies' Helen Swan of Laintua assisted • •
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Caine to the 'premises .0:f the -tinder;
signed in Lucknew on Nov. lath, 129
one Lamb. Owner may:have seine, on
preying property aria paying expen-
ses.
Herb. McQuillin.
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SHORT HORN..BULLS .FOR SALE
• 2` 'Alan*, dal -purpose; shorthorn
bff:ii. Wai also Sea My .herdtire3%
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years old—very que,:a grandsen el
.. , , nannet 3Larquis •:,•-• hoot. Simpson,
• - • 441`' d Lon. Ciu oss. • • • , ,
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Kenie, - X. -W•esey „ d Op* N-,.-- Hedley, -t---iiiViirtil-hetv conditHihe.:Te such
S. 4E: Robertson, V: Henderson, Rev... every ' dollar counts., The amount •4of
C.' H. • MacDonald, Rev. R. w., and cash whieh 20 years age assureddoin-
Mrs. Cut*. . 7 fort in old age is no longer euffeient,
Do You Want To Have A Merry TO these every additional dollar Of
Aou will get a laugh that will 'taxes hurts, and :we can'tblame thein
Vat yea- through.the holiday season. _they want the councils to epenom-
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• if yin; ' see •tthe Three Act Comedy
"Nothing But The Truth" to be pre-
sented soon hi the Lucknow' Dramatic
• Jompany in aid of Air Arena.
• • :CoinfOrtale seVenreamhouse with
•. • good swim ceikar, ii.rd and Solt water
• • . nd , karge •oarn uadstaole, well lo-,
vexed :on Station'street; uetr Church
end Sehoot•'Appiy •to eox •toa,: Leek
,:now, Ont. • •
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HEIFER, ASTRAY '. • •
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Came to the' premities of the Under-
• ' • signed; Lot. 2,.uon.1;
(0,4 nines west •iiif • Luckno.W .heifer
apparen0y. 2 years; Ma. Owner may
have sameon, proving • propertY 'and
•' paying. expenseb.• •• at.enrde..
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STEER .ASTRAY
• 'Cme to the premisesofthe ander-
• Signed, about tile, Mutate -of .Octo'ber,
a Roan Steer, apparently,2 years old.
Owner may have same on proving
property and pgying expenses,
Joni' Gow.an,tt. R. 3; aadeknow.
(28-11-.) • ,
AUCTION SALE or FURNITURE
Mrs. T. Cassels will have an Auction
Sale of her household .Effects at the
esidence, near lreteaven's kiour MW
on Saturday, Nov. 30, at 2 o'clock P.
M. This sale was postponed trom last
liaturdayr There is•a good list of use-
tul articles in geed condition.
Elliott Miller, Auc.
AUCTION SALE
There will be an Auction Sale of
Feeding Cattle. and Heifers (all well
• bred Ontario Stock) at the. Agricel-
twill Sheds, Lucknew, on Saturday,
Nov. 30, comriterseing at One o'clock
P.M.—See Bills.—Roct. •MacDougall
Prop.; John Purvis,. Auc. "•. '
.•, •• • AUCTION" SALE
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Jet Conley, Lot 22, Con. 8 Kinloss
(3 ntiles east of Holyroad ) will have
an Auction Sale' of his Farm .Stock
find letplements on Friday, Nev. 29,
commenemg at One o'clock PM. Ev-
erything will be sold as the farm is
• rented.
•Tolin Purvis, Aue.
(28-11-4.) •
LOGS *ANTED •
We the undersigned ere again in
the market lo buy all kinds of. Logs
•• delivered tit our Saw Mill at LtivitnoW
We tire also in the, Market to buy
• Standitig Timber fr,- thee wishing
-to sell on the stuns!). We, are prepareo
to pay geed prices and spot* cash t
• delivery. •
•For further particulars -apply to the
1".,e0;;•••n.r. '•10 Co. Limited. Jahn
• Button, MitnaTer.
• (.31-11—e,)
othing 'IliVrfli-e-- 'frith -19i new'
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being featured by the VIkies and en-
joyed, in New Yorki one of the long.
Ott tiffs be the legitimate stage. It
*Ill be presented soon by The Luck -
flow `Dramatic. Club in aid of the
Arena.. 'Be.sure-to-eeit. .
•,,• ee....,-0,0-0 • it 'tete!,
WA RN 'NO
Childril Mt warned against -riding
On sleylis and Cutters on the 'attet.'
This is darigetotia especially when
there are aide!! mo4ng•1out.4 .T114
danger Li that children moo WI Of
mop Off right ittifront of. oil 90100.
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THINKS NAMESOMITTED
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• Wehad it, letter last week from. sa
formr member Of the 'Lucknow Pla-
160th Battalion; expressing
-plcesUre and satisfaction over the er-
• ection 'Of a. ,Siiidiers' • Memorial at
-,Lucknow, but pointing out that eer-.
•tain :names he thought might,
• ae on the cenotaph :Were entited. This
May be the impression with a number.
and that it why we mention the letter
it wae riocesy.,niatter to drew a.
line , hetween•• those whose names
• alight properly be on the cenotaph,
and those which Might not. As ' we
understand it, the .mereorial was is!
tended to ceiinnemorgte the serv-ices
and the sacrifices only of those who
might beet a claim te being residents
• of Luartow, arid; no doubt, these re-
sponsible for the memorial its it .1s
used the very •best judgement as to
the nanies that should be •inscribed.
It Was not the intention to include
those from the neighboring territory
who had their initial training In Luck -
now. The natrit a these (or most
of thern)are ontabIets or cenotaphs
erected elsewhere,
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Bargains in Mens Work Shirts—
Pants—OVeralls etc. The Market.
•• ST. HELENS
• A goodly number of the congrega-
tide Of the United Church gathered
on Monday evening to bid fat mien tp
Bete and Mrs. Whitfield. A splendid
program and nice social ti..te were
enoyed.. A speeial featiqre was tia
readig of an address and n aking of
presentation .to:Mr, and Mrs: Whit-
field who take with • them the heat
vishes of a hoast of friends M St.
Helens. They left �n 'Wedne•Aay for•
new Mine at -Northville, Mich.
• Rev. and Mrs. Wilkinson,' and two
children of Ripley' are moving into
the manse here this' Week and •lir.
Wilknson will eccitpy the pulpit next,
undaY. ••
The December meeting of, the Wo-,
nen't Institute will be held at the.
mine Of •Mrs. Archie Andetsoth
• hursday afternoon, .Dec, 5th. 'Roll.
• all to be responded to by Contribu-
,in; 25c for Christmas Cheer. Subject
* An lieut. With The Poet and Ilyinn
*eter" inharge of Mrs. Phillips.
Hostesses,Mts. Joe Gauht and Mrs.
• Lyont. • .• •
Don't forget the IT.F.01. meeting in
the Hall next Monday aVening.
• koWeyerLweseern ptiI 'to Hire much
is We used ,to—some. doing:well; Seine,
just geting. along and some:hard nit:
That's th'e we -Int was,long, Iago
• ' "CALLED TO THE BAR"
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In a list td young lawyers rersiitly
"celled to the Barr" at Osgodeliall,
we notice the name of kritehrt An-
drew 'of toWr.• Mi. Adrew, gradnated
from the Law School about e year
agoiand immediately took a pesitien.
the laW department of: the tlell
Telephene Company. He is now in a
• positron to practice in the emits; and
ate understand that he will preently.
iransfereed to Hamilton Where he
will have charge of the legalwork of
• the • Bell Telephone 'company at that
point. , •
CHURCH NOTES
• Presbyterian Guild •
The Missionary • ;ommitte • had
charge of the, Guild Monday evening;
The Opening Hymn was ' followed by
the _Scripture Reading by •Donaida
• Douglas. • The topic "Thanksgiving
Through Thanksgiving" was takin by
john C. Murdoch. Other numbers
Were a reading by Edythe Smith, a
violiai Selection by Douglas McDonald
accomranied by Margaret IMcDonald,
a solo by Mrs. Kennedy aeCompanied
by, Mrs. Jewittet the piano and Ms.
Walker- with the violin, and a, duet
J)Nii..Mrs. Wm. l'ticKenzie and Miss
fMary- Aitchison. Mr. Murdoch closed
• the mecum,' wine prayer. •
United Church Y. P. S. ••
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HELI, 'rift GUIDES
Th•4--0114 outdo -Win- 1101d a -taleat
royir Work and bakittg On Sgt., tee.
Itii, et 3 t&liiick in the afterneon,itt
the vacant Stere on :the 'Bridge. ;io-
teds for the Area •Fund
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TWO tiAitato. mAitkit
• • nigis• the title of an extremely
ttltette ploy to be preSented
Town' Rani LbitfloW en Dee1 tith# bsP.
the, 3attior,Diati14e a04 $Atltitratitte.
6rs. ifyou mit I*ugh don't tiente,
leeeryed '8Ootiteott 041 la. go*.ilitli
Pfiliti 0001 . :• •
Dr . G. A. Newton gave a very in-
teresting talk. at the, Young people's
Meeting Menday•evening: He took as
his subject, A Trip to Paris, Prance,
and gave an abbreviated aceount. of
a trip which he n ade to the French'
capitol about 18 years ago, picturing
many of the spots of historic inter7
est. The Citizenship Coinmitee had
the arranging of tIterjiegram, and
the addr4s proved very appropriate.
•',Other numbers were readings by
Nebel Craw and Helen Swan ; Solo
by Florence Widens, and a piancesolo
by Milan Hasty, •
The, president, Mr. K; Murdie made
rofence to Mrs? T, S. Reid who hag
been pianist for the society and who
• is shortly to leave for Orillia. Mrs.
Yield took this opportunity to thank
the Seciety for • a • pretty irahegany
• bedroom clock which members, had
presented to he. •
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• Don't miss "The Patent Leather
Kid" at The Foritilit Theatre, 14ov.
29-30. •
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404,...A;AZAAIri •
.copy of the Detroit Pito' isms'
to hand this week has a picture of
the Anibassadd Bridge taken on the
first .Sunday afterthe opeitittg on
Nov; Mit; There' "1iPtiears: to have
been three Hada of ears preceeding 111
each direction -8 lines in all. .ak note
underneath states that on the date
OthIStieti, November /1,' fifty thou-
sand automobiles posed ever: the
trfagescarryllivabOUt two hundred
thousand PooPlei• while- about thirty
v. Oldness(' pitdootSino. tressed the Zen1 4, nisi glielielto ap. Blas,es
AVii‘riAlil OPP} 001 ORO 1110 kni'' • "
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SINGLE COPIES 6 CENTS •
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DIEI) SUDDENLY IN SASK. "JUNE WILSON. WAS A
MARRIEDWOMAN
My. and 'hies. Jake Miller reeeiVed•-
Word last week of the death of their [.
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The ease of "June Wilson" which
SonZin-law, CalVin'toilis Andrew, in
,North Battleferd,, Sask. Mr:. Andrew for some '' week > . ha's been of 'seine.
concles-
.interest in 1,u(keow hem its
was stricken With, aepenclicitis about
ion in 'the 'COUnty Poliee COurt at:
a -week before his ,death;:" but for a •
Walkeitoo week.,"„jueeo,
serious:, appeers
Ye* clayetheettack was not 'thought-
te:'have hesitation in ap';•.
!Mel, tmclerw,ent, when On' gPdaY. Nov was
propriaieg :to .hereelf: things Which
tAJten to North Bgttleford rho:spital•
belongedto other peoPle. -Semeihnes
she. erornised.:to SpinivOriiis,
it was discovered that this. had been
tee' long . delayed. Little 'hope: ,;Was,
she justtook
•hei4 for. his recoveryp.This' the way- the. -.'.AValiceiten
away on Tuesday Nov., 12. •
• Mr. ,Andre`w was born near May-
' meet: Sask., .41 years ago. He was
:inarr:ed,•th •Miss Mary ...Jane 1V1iller,
'daughter of M. and Mrs. Jake Miller,
• and ,15. yrs : 'ago moved to • near
Battleford where he' was engaged' in
farming. He It survived 13y his wife'
three soes ancl--one daughter. -The
eldest, son kis about 21 years of age,
and the next 18..
The remains' were taken to May-,
rnont for interment where the, fam-
ily is widely. .and favorably known..,
The funeral was ,Pee of .the largest'
ever. seen in the district.•
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COMIVIIUNITY, TIME.
• A Meeting will beheldits the CQ111;-:,
eil :oh =her this (Thursday) eventng scieut �f the erithe she bad commit -
to Make arremements for the held: ted listeed' atimitively to the ad-
ing
of„-a .commirtity.Ciristmas tree; vice given her. by Magistrate Walker.
such at Was 'held :a 'yer: ago, The Heyeleindedher or her duty t-o-Arr
""Tree*? last Year proved such a suc- husbandandcbiId,. and she pronilsed
cess that many think it 'should he to Make an effort to •retrieve heself.,
repee0c1.: All ipterested theuld Make :•,As the stolen. :artiles' had been
e went Of being at the meeting this' restored, the. decition Of the ,court
eVening., , -• . • was that she le, •alloVed to go on
• . • suspended -sentence of Six months,_
.TelescOpe re'ports what .happened' at
Walkerten: • •
"Monday . morning in'Walkerton aia
attractive looking, well • dressed,
young won -an, • w e ,us n an
3 -Year-old daughter liVe in 1-oronto;
'faced County MagAeate Walker, iteL.
cused of the: thef.; t,/,' a Watch tied
• certain articles ,of 001144 ,frorn the
Cain House, •Lucknovv. .4t. Member of
a respectable famify fer4seme reason
difficult to understand,. she left ,her
horme and engaged with the prop,,
rieter' Of the Lueltnow •hotel ::as
waffrest' Or null& It was 'While there
thatshe •.fell %pp' tern ptation. She
appeared*but was located by ton-
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• table 1Vioere and brought here. '.
"She adiiiitted the charge.. June'
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which, ia her efiristian halite, con -
-upon spaYment of costs in the ease,
• LITERARY' SOCIETY ',--
canininting to $55,50, and on the
further condititm that she return to
herhome' in Toronto and cor:Wt
herself in i tranner befitting a wife
and mother. ' • , -
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• • . A meeting of the Literary,
Societe was:held in Porin III On NOy.
lath. The president was in the chair.
After the singing of the second verse
of• "God Save The King" the secretar-
y's reportwas read and adopted. The
treasereee report was thin read and
declared Correct. It was then'bregght:
to, the' notice of the meeting- that no
Honorary Pres. had been yet elected.
Miss MacLean *as then unanimously
Selected; or this position.
• Thek4secial program opened wilt an
instrtniental" by Alex MacKenzie fol-'
'lowed by a Thanksgiving talk ' from
Gladys MacDonald, 'Bobby 'Thompson
.contributed a meeit enjOyed reading
and a nerribtie-of Form I girls saUg
Chorus. Miss MacLean was celled on
to say a fewVerde. which she
ghtioaing •a, quite appropriate topic,:
"The Orchestra."
• The 8016°1 Orchestra favoredthe
meeting with two numbers. The (ma-
estri Is g now oreanizatien, at pres-.
ent consisting of nine members. It is',
underthe capable leadership of Mr.
Johnston • and should :prove a valuable
one.
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eto the :school in mn
ore ways tha
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ASIWIELD ogrutH ,NOTES
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• The splendid Oratorical Contest at
Belgrtve hist Monday evening wag
challenging. The winners of the group
of four rePreseeting North and East'
Huron in the seini-finals were: Miss
Alice Shaekeltop of North llekort and
Mr Peree of test Hurn., Miss Mac-
Leod of BlueVale,Miss Shatkelten of
•Ath01d, 'Mr. Pierce of Hi -easels, Mr.'
Davis of Belfast were the cohteStents
of the. evening. The two gentlemen
Spoke on the same theme ---but a.
theme that grows ivith inerest with
the years, "My Chosen- Cellieg."' Mita
MacLeod spoke on "The value of the
Cherett to tne community," and Miss
Shatkelton ort "Friendship." The de-
cision of the judges brought out
things .that were patent to 'all, Viz.,
that all who snake that eVening had
• A message, net a recitatioe or afew
nice • constructive; sentences, threwn
• together, a message for the tine.
Th effect was thoughtprovoking:for
there Wes no pose for stage effect,
there was nothing. elementary abOut,
any of the addresses bidin all of
them. the. thing elemental that would
grip any thoughtful' person • in art
thoughtful- audience. -We air
was good for us to be there. The
atmosphere' of tile pfAee was dean
and- bright and wholesoine4hade.not-
sible by the judges their love of
• fait play an& the spinids Vette plgy!•
ed by the foot Ming people in the
field, their good team work. / know
weare fill void of eat young peonle
and glad wo:•are .Pated to -see the
dawn 'f the noW and rising geteratt
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lift Sturday wet 4itt*
day of the month cif the anniversary
of the birth of. Our Saviourr nlia0ont
iity Sunday in the StidashotIs
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TO—NIGHT '•
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The eight cf the big NlasquerAcie
Dance in the Tetivn Hall. Everybody
welcome. Caine anu have a good tinie.
• Couple 431.e.,: Extra Lady 51,c. ciafiery
• 25c. No itancene on gallery tickts.
AF'EhING
3/londay evening of list week in the
neighborhood of sixty • Dungamton
young folk gathered at the hoine cif
Me. and Mrs, Will Alton where a de-
lightful social time was spent. In the
• course of the evening Mrs. Alton was
Presented with • a, handsome silver
plated casserole :with: pyrex lining,
and an address at follows;
Mrs: Alton:— '
• We, the 'young people of Dun-
gannon, and '•ViiititY take this oppor-
tunity •of „expressing to you .our ap-
preciation of your services in • the
community. We •have deeply: missed
your presence at ourgetheeings and
look back with most pleasant recoiled
tioneupen the days when you wero
Pone of us" in all our activities.
It is in this grateful. attitude that
on be''•alf of the young people we.
ask yento accept this small token as
a proof of the esteem in which yOu
are held by eviry one With whom yOU
have come in contact.
We trust it will be of some small
• use to you, and as you use it 'may it
bring hack memories of your past as,
societiens with us and also express
in some small measure •eur grateful
thanks for all you have done lot us.
In closing may we extend to you
our very hest wiles for Many contin-
• ued; years of happiness and prosper-
ity in the new life upon which you
have so' recently entered: Signed on
behalf of the toung People, Lauretta
McImre, Harvey Alton. •
• Mr; Alton on behalf of Mrs. Alton
thanked the yOung people for their,.
expression s; •of ieSpect and eSteein a'
well fas for the btnutiful gift and
• welcomed ilrem Most heartily to. their
horne. 1)ailitY refreshmeuts brought
the pleasant, evening toa clos.
• Mi. and Mrs, Wallace Twelnle• y and_
family of Lucknow, Mr. mid Mrs. Roy
1VIalie and Miss DS of Con. 4, Ash-
field, Hr. 00, Atton Arid,
Hasty were guests_of_ Aft, and.•
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titid Mrs, R. Johnston and fam-
ily, Mt. and Mrs. S. I Kilpatrick end
• family. 'Mid litr..1nd Mrs,.M.: Shackle-
ton and 'son Benson; wee.guesta �l
• Mt. ond Km Will Clare.. Spirday
i -Krug is again mayor. klitcardine
The Nomiwtin tionery'O'simusl. will have -aotitest fethe myetity,
unily qiet. Apparently thesold eettu. but Clark McKinnon got the reeveship
ell have given "gded tictotiiit of the* by Acclamation. M. 8. Armstrong is
se1es at the -y Weft 1hEtuffled V vcrir -E4416V4trAllli.-.10tird- Lee
clatrgtion. Mr. Samuel Sheremod of moot Of ListOwel.
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EVERY , tEISINY .SPENT ON YOUR TABLE 'WRAP GIVES •''OU
THE RiOogst FOOD .1,TALpt. • • ,.:*, ••••
OUR QIJALIrY HOME MADE WHOLE • **EAT • AND LIISIN
,nivoo 'MADE FROM' THE VERY 7)BEST - MEANS'"..NOURIS110,
• TtliTE -1PRUITE,'BRAN.,MUFFINS "CREAM PUPFS, PINEAPPLE
T.AJZT8, :BUTTER. ;TARTS; :DUNDEE. 'cAtcs, , 'JELLY: ROLLS,':;'
N rtS'QUARRS, IRASBERRY: SQUARES, OATMEAL COOKJES,
pATR.,TR.YANOLEs„ , • ;•
ROLLYMAN'S QUALITY' ' BAKERY-
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Phone 36' . • *, .Lucknovf
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THE SUN LIFE ASSURACE'
COMPANY OF CANADA,
• ,rifE comp.o.bly oF WRI•OXI•
CANADIAN
• MAY lig PRovo
For : Particulars as tO l?lanSi: Rates
"" •• And Dividends, See
•EO. H SMqii
Agent
ATIT
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
NoveMbei, 33-204-30 ,-••••.'
Richard 1artheinieiKIn,• 1-1
"THE 'PATENT LEATHER RID"
Ted
“BEAUTY BIDLtEtS"
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Orely
:,.Until: Christmas:: •• • :1:E7.,
And Shoprieri *Ube Repeating
The Cry --What Shall .1 Buy?
IN ORDER TO F01STALL ANY SUCH 'CONTI
EN0CY IN YOUR CASE. WE ARE EILTENDEG TO'
YOU AN INVITATION 113 VISIT OUR STORE AT YOUR
_LEISURE AND INSPECT OUR .CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Everyline is now complete and
Right up to Date
• WE 1{ECO1VIMEND THAT YOUR VISIT lit NOT
DELAYED AS OUR BEST LINES WILL BE SOLD ITER*
QUICKLY AND FIRST CHOICE WII4t, MEAN A GREAT
DEAL IN SECURING •SATISFACTORY G TOT R.
• . IT IS UNNECESSARY TO ADD THAT; WE SHALL BE
• VERY PLEASED TO LAY 'AWAY ANY ARTICLES trot
• SELECT AND SEND THEM OUT WHEN DESIRED.'
F. T. Armstrong
JEWELLER
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20 DAYS FOR DRUNKEN DRIVER isre4.6*tn, Cretenes, Weans;
• William Doer of Kincardine • whose
•car crashed 'into, another, containing
four Lueknow young speople at.
Mill-
arton a few weeks ago, got 20 days
in jail for driving a car whiledrunk.
H"e pleaded guilty before Magistrate
Walker at Kincardine on Monday of
last *eels. lie will spend 20 days in
the Walkerton Batii. • It was his
first offence; and the MagistrAte said
that his' previous good reord, the
lact that he paid for all damages to
the Other ear and that he made a
clean breast of it, savtd him frent•a
much heavier gentence. in pronounc-
ing sentence, gagistrate Walker said
that 'hereafter parties proved guilty
'of driving a car while dra*, before
jliin would get the maximum sentence..
• •-e•e-o-o-o---•
• MAYOR8 AND REEVES ELECTED
:o. nuMber of towns throughout
Western Ontario held rnimicipal nem,
inatiOns oh Mohday of this leek and
a few Cases ii•nii-ii•wtst-ot--ar'
eicimatiens was the result. .
•
At, Wingliatt, Thomas Fellsots,
elec• ted mayOt Mcdibbeal
eeve. At Walkerton, Gee: a Self;
wincdt,. was re-elected mayor and
Cturtibell • Gnmit, reeve, At (hesley, .,11411111tery Sali
tinEtc. for Comforters. The Market',
WANTD
Lueknow Flour *ill '1
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Bone Meal fr &Me
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•60% Tankage for Hogs
Rig so Fine &Coaee for.itink
• . qhateesil and Grit •• • ;
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„Ceit. was neminated for Depnty
• Reeve, Mosts Murdoch Matheson and Sae Iliard. .Wartholnioas at bit.
itr,•11.6.1.4, pin aftcoutteilloile but oft hest in 4,The: 4itheit Kid"
litithiroWht fvor of the. 914cotibef1• • f*fl g ThOttor NOV, 484.110*40,
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