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THURSDAY; JANUARY 9thi1-930.
DU. W, M. CONISIELI.
Physician and Surgeon
Lucknew
Hours: 1.30-3.30
Pllene 86...
DENTIST .
• 'Dr. MacLeod will ssiait Lucknew
every .Tuesday, in The Cain :House.
inEhrriST •
Dr, R L. TreIeaen, Lneknoir-
: Decker's St'Ore,"' .P-.1StraCtieil
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.either by gni or 'local. ; ,Will." 6e in
Dungenticinssveri, ThuredaY• Phone 13.
WALL 'PAPERs-A lull line Of 1930
'Wall Paper on hand. Prices consider-
able down for 1930. Pam' also agent
for leading job 'houses. -1L. j: Ciner
on, Decorator, Painter and ' Grainer,
.OX .17,4, Lucknow.
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FOUND -In, Lueknetv a. wrap for
Baby's cutter. Call 'sat the Sentinel
Office.
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AUCTION SALE bio• LAMB
On -January llth, 1930; at 3 O'clock
P.M.• there will he offered for saleby
public •nuction . at the premises of
_ Herbert, McQuillin, ' Lucknow, One
Stray Lamb. Terms, -Cash.
' Al;Gaynor, Auc.•
BARGAINS. IN. FISH • ,
Iirtving boughtthe whele "catch!':
s -of -one sof -.Cape...-Bre.tents ...best Asher
. men, we will sell choice Cod and Had-
dock p.er. Pound. •
.MacLeninitt, -Loshatah.
• • I. O. O. F. SOCIAL '
The I. 0.0.-F. Lodge is having a
social evening, the evening Of 'Friday
Jan. 17th. Odd Fellows, their wives
or' Isidy friends and Rebekahs are
cordially invited.
,in the Paramount Community Hall
• on the evening pt.:Fridays Jan. 17th:
•Couple 75c. including tnis Lunch
served._ Geo. Page, Mgr.
BOX „SOCIAL ANI1 DANCE
• In Carnegie' Hall, Lucknow,: the ev-
ening of Tuesday, Jan. 14. Ladies Are
reeuested to .bring lunch. boxes. Gents
50c. Gallery 25c., Ladies with lunch
•boit free. " •
Undee auspices of Fire Company.
Proceeds for the Arena. ,.
ISO. 0. F. INSTALLATION
Installation �f officers of the I.O.O.
F. will take place Friday net, Jan,
"Iltli.' All brothers Are requested to
tend.
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Mr. David Andrew of Geelph was
moliere hist week saying "good-bye'.;
.his pnients before leaving for Ver-
' Million, Alberti, to take the position
. recently vacated by his brother, Mr.
John Andre*. Mr. Andrew is to ' be
.Congratulated on receiving this sple-
did and his many Mends
wish him 'every sticeess,
Mist Myrtle- Ritchie lenve.s �n the
12th for Orkney, Sask.„Sto spend the.
-winter • with her sister, Mrs. John
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'Grant. •
Misis4mis Mrs. gobt. Henry of Bel -
et rvIr., and Mrs. Geo.
Miter an Monday last.
Mr. Stewart o Lucknow is
busy' papering nild Sdecoratng kr.
Robt. Andrew's house after extensive
improvements being made.
•Mr. and Airs, 4.ndres, and little
daughter Wi n n i tied returned home et*
Owen Sound on 'Thursday last After,
pending n. week with Mr. and Mrs.
atm Andrew, s • °
Mr, and Mrs. Nei en Rayriard, vs,
ed the latter'parents Mr. and Mrs.
ltitaie on Sunday'.
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, ASIIPIELD ( URCII NOTE/8
The tion,y.r.s, met in .the 1falI �n
Monday eveningsand-ersieyed- as-good-
pregram f011oweil rAttes after
lithethe Dy iven •i N-ornia,
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Andergbil %WM Ilyteg':itild -4:art s of
. the Journ1 tvas,thii1hn,
ormised etinireeational nietting
�t iteekets e6fit-Fertied'•fii
Ihiesday afternoon, Jan.. Sth. Pres
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tilt there Wax represeetative
body; a. good spirit: prevailed andwe
are readY or , the work •aether
year.
SerViceS
net Stitultiv: 7,1On 11 aini.
flitOlietio p.iri.; l3I4ikei 7 p"
:Mr. W. S. Reid is visiting friends
in Toronto this Week.
Bilta'Whinifred Webster Was 110Me
from Toionto for the New Yeats
Mr. Neil D. 'MacKenzie in spending
a cOuple �f weeks in Chicago-
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• 4ri LlOd'' Agnew of Detroit la
visiting With his. parents Mr..;and Mrs
Jos. Agnew.
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, Mr. .Willisnm MacPherson i, hame
frOM Victoria Hospital and is steadilk-
,
M-rs B Pertrinari, returned. home
.on Tuesday night irom .n • -4sinest3 trip
to. Toront,e. •.•
Mi s And., Airs. Alex FraSer Were
api from Embre to attend the funeral
of Albert Struthers _
. MrS. X; .Mestseod has. gene, to New
York ,CitY where sbe zzL ePend the
remainder of the 'tiltiter. •
Airs. Alton has gone to London to
spend the remaintlie, winter
with her daughter,
•Miss. Mildred Morgan of Ripley'
visited with Misslainerine NIcKen'Zie
during the . recent holidaYs. •
. sire: Ate.,x Reid 'of 'Ishiteettnr-ssit is
,sPending 'rt iw Weeks,: With her dau-
ghter, ;:virt.: (ur.); Billions' 'of •toWn,
•Mrs. It M. Mitellierson will re-
ceive on!.'llitirsdaY afterneen,Jnn-
taarysitith, 1Sse; tioni 3 te 6 o'clock,_
.Jfr and •Tw!,74.
.diughter.s, Mary' and Josephinewere
ss.,""gars gnests of Mt. and Mrs. T.
Chi'sen. -
.Mr. Rs p. -C4meiTne left On Monday.
for OttaWAivhere he will work . in
"theinierests of the . Retail Merchants
Association.1 ••
• Miss. Lorraine Brabsons returnee
home on :Monday after ' speriding the
holidays with her Mother and brother
in Windsor..
Armstrong are thiS neek representing
the 'Lucknow Table Company at the
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tcherie Furniture Show. '
Mr. Allan Turner has been in Tor -
to this week, his mother whci •an
alid having taken a turn for the
rse She end of 'last week.
The:regular. ,meeting •of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held at the
hoine of Mrs. T: E. Smith on Friday
January 10, at 2.30 , o'clock • in the
afternoon.
Mr, Duncan Munn was •elected
reeve of the village of Ripley, and of
the four candidsites running in Huron
Township for reeve, Robert Geddes
• was successful.
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Miss Margaret. Ryan of New West -
minister, B. C.s.a student at the Mar-
garet Eaton 'School, Toronto Was/ a
recent visitor at the horrie of Mr.
and Mrs. Jarnes Webster.
Mt. 'Thomas Dymock, distr:ct sale7.
man for the International I Arvester
Co., and his frimiiy have :is_ sed to
Ithicknew and occupy Als, Davison'S
Lorne. West
holuse Ha_vele:t,reet. Mr. DYITs"
• ock cenies from
°• WHY NOT ON CASH BASIS
We note by the OrangeSille Sun,
says nn exchanges -that .D. A lIogg
Son, coal end wood dealers, hat% an-
nounced that they, will do business on
a cash tnsis only ih the future.
The 'wonder to ti is, that this sys-
tem has not become a general thing
with all business 'men, long ago. All
merchants ;Ind 'business men are al-,
lowed, from 5 to 30 days to Meet
&sifts's/Li all purehases. Farmers, gen
spealcink Senianci one get cash
ler their koods, on delivery and in
many caSes on their farm.' Mechanics
nnd lsiumers' are usually paid by the
Therefore, why in all fairnesS.
man to man, should userchantS and
business men be, expected to allow,
credit, without. Interest; and be. ob-
liged to resort t� force, th ninny eases
to` get their own, and in' tintn-g.
sheet the profits on • that and mand
more seles.
111
e big dens.rt'l.enl• and :chain,
ea sh istreStion thitt".
IS their strethod of doing linsitiess.
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tion of the big stare or,.big p-1411. in
-opposition to any of the small mins
earns -and at the same time the litt4
fellow
s sire carryip; , thousand§ ".
thih' hoakit,:' with an over- '
tdrituellt; or na..villg :seven' Per cent
interest to carry on.
goat ? Trntil the small .husiriltit
get toeether' end set' a hard ati4 fast
rule, of cash and carry, they will lit
trouble, and the Situation will con-
tinue to he Oen more •SerfOtile,
It0.13E.RT 'RAE IS•
SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS
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REEVE OF LUCKNollr
Win s Monday's Contest By 86
A report of, Monday's election in
,Ltyieow makes a short ' and ;simple
story -only two names on the ballot,
and only three. Rolling .snaces. !-
The two 'candidates .for s the reeve -
ship made,* thorough canvass • Of.. the
'village ,and. likely met etb pk4Sr of
encostragernent. it was a line :day and
Vie • *eters turned out, welbSsall but
the sicic and absent recording their
Rae -got 261 And Robertson 175.
Candidates Were mit' equally eon -
lar all' over the town as shown by the
table below. ;
Smith, No. 1, ht,, No. 2, N.
ltae • 102 87 72.
Robertson •65 54 56
No. 1 North siticluded • all nudes.
froth A to Mi. NO. 2 North
all names from -Mc., to Z.
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ENTERTAIN CHOIR "
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- Lest Friday evening the United
Chi:itch' parlors were enfete for a -
turkey dinner with (0. the 'trimmings'.
When the Ladies', Aid under the con-
• venership of Mit. G Aserew were
hosts ';• to the choir and their friends.
No banquet table eVer beasted,a more
varied cuisine,S and everyone did jus-
tice to, It, Mr. W. 13. Anderson Ada- .
ted ea-rably as Toastmaster, Propos,
uigsAthe-tortst to "Qui King7t- Mr.
kurdio proposed the toast to "The
Choir" Mis .J W.:Joynt respos'dingMr .
F.-4.4intastrorag to 91,,ests?''
Mr : E. Ackert responding. Dt. Spence,
and _Dr. Newton., to "The Ladies Aid,"
Miss- Cm* and Andrew re-
sponding. Following .the dinner a
Splendid program was given: Solos
by Miss MeLenean, Mr, Herold Allin,
and. Alex cNay: Pistrie sole, Winni-
fred Armstrong and Readings by Is-
abelle Craw and 1Vlsrgaret ,But,tont
ULgong
cinds-Aultisfrinrs-Synis.
closed an enjoyable evening. -Coni.
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HOLYROOD
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Mr. and Mrs: • Tyndall Robinson
held a family se-uriion in honor of
their ,ttventy-fifth wedding anniters-
ary on Monday January 6th. All inem-
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bets of the family Vere present but
Miss Lena, nurse -in -training at Wing -
ham Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Fraser of Embro were present. After
sumptuous dinner had been Partak-
en efi Master George Robinson.a
young son presented the, couple With
a beautiful silver plate from the fam-
ily. Many cards, of Congratulations
were received: That the' vest 'quarter
of a cerituri may bring. to Mr. and
Mrs. Robinson greater blessing than
the peat is our sincere wish.
Mr. and Mrs! Howarci naris, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Harris and son *Earl
were guests at, Mr. Ernest Aticert'S
Tuesday evening.
..Monday ielection day. Was a busy
day at our burg. Votes,polled at Holy -
rood were as follows: Sloes.% Colwell
82: Acts 35: as reeve. Messrs. Elliott
82: McIntosh:66: Moore 40: McQueen
59: Huston 62 for COuneillors. There
are one hundred nnd thirty eight
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names on the list: Result in the town-
ship giving Colwell 136 majority as
Reeve. Elliott 294 heading the poll,
McIntosh 264, McQueen 217, I -Install
226.
" Mr. arid Mrs. Thomas Robb of Am-
berley were Sunday visitors at Rich-
ard Elliott's.
Mr. and Ars. Howard Robinson
spent Nei, tears' withthe hitters
sister, Mrs. John Ensign. •
Mr. arid Airs. Allister Hughes were
,reeerit visitors at M. Nelson Bushell's
Lucknow:
Mita Caroline *ebb of SC Helens
spent the holidays With her siousid;
Mrs.'. Allister Hughes.
Mr. •Clarence 1V1eMillan, • Medicat.
student at Toronto University, spent
the holiday with his brothers George
and Ross.
Mr. Harvey Niathougall from Jas.
per I. -4k, Alta., is home en a two
weeks 4aeation:
Miss Margaret MeDiarnrich of Win -cf.-
' SerAtierit the holiday withher sister
Mrs: Walter Mckenzie.
•• ENTATAINMENT AT
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. The pupils arid .tearhera •O_f'ileleiirs•
.gcbcial are 'preparing to give
It concert in the gall•en Priclay even-
Wi are ItoPing ,or. more fever--
41ewenther this -thud; is fur Ircryo--sIr:
sibIe other n11111156., are 'being substi,
tilted for the ChriStnlitig orie8 and new
ntrmbers are being added. A splendid
sintettalinient is promising . •
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:C,01.iwEI.L WINS IN .1‘11s1LOSS.• DEATH -Op MR.'11,UGH IL MacKAY
McQueen. Bath In ,Counci17-Twe New
, Men .Fail In Race ' •
The electors of Kinloss Township
Again declared their faith in j. W.
ci4wdu by electing him reeve:. fora
third term On Monday; His majority
Over Ross was 136.,Candiclatee:appear
to have been. favored in their .Q.11103.
localities; RIAS a resident of neer' ,
Whitechurch hidstiajorities ;at White-
church and at Langsicies While CO1Well
killOweil 'great strength at kinlosa.
'kinle'lJgh And even on the Second Con.
went end.
" -McQueen and Irwin, both residents
of ths Second Con! west, 'chi; Into eaelt
other, leaving McQueen with only
votes to .spare ever ,Moore.
•Richard Elliott who Said that he u
,would not do -any canvassing at all,
proved to be the spopular eanididate b
for councillor,. heading, the poll with
a total' of 294.
Tetals, Were as felloWs:-
ColWc11.-..........................338.
'Rem ........,. .. , . . • . 202. is
MaieritY for Colwell . ..... 126. "
The MacKay faniily of the Second
Concession, Kinloss ',got, word. on
Thursday of le.s t week "1iisht their
brother, Hugh „hal died suddenly. heir
Montreal . that day. The deceased - had
beenfor quite a.. nonsUer of years
with a :,conshiction eompany with
'headquarieritio, Mentreal„and bit
.suunner had' 6een1;i4144srgeOf .vAtis
at The:,Pass, Northern
Work was recently closed 'ileWn there
and Mr. McKay Along' with a nurriber
Of other men Was. being transferred
to Truro, Nov. Scotia. He had been
taken ill on ,the trip from Winnipeg
to :Montreal, but decided to go on.
Net far out of Montreal he suddenly
became worse and passed :sway quite
nexpecteillS.' ': •
The, late kr. MatICay spent his
oyhoad at the' farnily home in Kin.
661. He was with the Canadian arzny
n France,. and visited his home here
t the close of the wat. •
The remains were brought,here for
terment in Kinloss Cemetery.. The
unerall Was en .Ttiesslav afternoon,
Om the fainily home. The company
ith which, Mr..MaCKay.w.ss 'employ -
sent 'a representative 71Fel with
'body, snaking all necessary ar-
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Elliott• J294. !
Macintosh . . . ... 1264.
Huston .. . 22g. Nv._
McQueen ....217 et.d
Moore •..... .. . . : 214. ta
Irwin • ,
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. Places. the 'votes ire re as'
follows:
C-01*.e117:,- :9' " 5:- 82 ' 4941,
Ross 6 2 35 •' 45
Elliott ,........-26..,----,•§2-. 82-- , .57. -
Huston 48 39 • 62 28 24
:Irwin ' 8 ' • 7 • 35 67 - 34
Moore . 12 7 ' - 40 ' 50 *,, 5.6.
McIntosh 14 32 ' • 66 49 '36 '
McQueen 10 ' 30' 56' 7i. 25
NeMber 1, is Kinlos; No. 2, kin -
lough; No 3, liolYreod; No. 4, 2nd . . .
Con,; No. 5 Whitechurcb- No. '6: --FOURTH CON., EDILOSS
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32 25.
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30..
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3.1
55:
67 '
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• Total
338:•
.202 .
294
227 '
. 214
264 .
217
FUNERAL OF I.
sTnuTupit
The, funeral of Albert, Struthers
whose de. -it li we briefly mentioned last
Week was held on Saturday afternoon
The service was he in the United
'Church, ;Conducted by the .Rev. R. W.
• Craw; Rev: C. H. MacDonald taking
part. PnlIbearers were, Messrs. John
• ldairitosh, iart E. Robertson, John
Murdoch, Wm. '. McGill; Grant Mac-
Diarmid and Nelson ,Winferstein. The
relnams were laid to rest in Green-
hill Cemetery. • '
• ,FAIRVIEW DAIRY
We would liko th 'take this 10pritie.;
tu•nity of thanking the people,. of
Lucknow • for 'their -cO-o.peiatioe and'
patronage and the s,plendid, startin
bus'ines,s which they have given 'us in'
the last ten month.' •
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Owies ,to a shortage of milk ,we
have had to turn down ,several Mies.
tomers, but Istving Purchased retent-
ly n. number' of. T.' 13: tested Jersey
cciws we are. new ableto supply more
mulk.and better milk.' UnpastOrized
milk: fro:k.Accredited jersey's in the,
tity.s.ells for...item 15 to 20 cents. We
sell it 12c; inbred, milk' 10t, • • A full
supply of fltilk .and , whipping creani
Will be on sale frore now on atthe
butcher shop. ' •
We have installed i new De Laval
Milkers Out cows 'are now ail. machine
milked. 'The cleaner and better way.'••
Oug stable' and Diary are open for
inspection at ail *time. Visiters ,tve14,
come every afternoon or .evening.
By returning betties, proinptly we
can give'. yOu much .hetter service as
We are Short of, therm Please retern
thein tinily to the shop. "Quality and
Service" is ,our mottb. Wishing ;One
and All a prosperous 030:: -I
I.' E. Taylar.
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,THANKS TO ELECTORS
To Eleetors of Kinloss:-.-
Ladies and *Gentlenfen, •
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sincerely thank you orie m&ai1
for the ;liberal support you gave the
in electing me As- a spernber t'se-
tevisisisfit council for rg'so:z It Will he
my earnest deelre to perform nit
,c1,....s.-.1-ffissWifilT• wi inuicarra
sver--12--k to the best Of My abilitV.
Wiahfng iron all n IlaPpy ind Pros-
perous- Ne* Year, Sineerely •
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To The Elesiors: of
wNh to thank everirohe wiltr' sup-
ported me at the pas on Jaw. 6, in
any way, and also the ,tiihoefrag dart.
didateS for- the courtesy shown • to
me; Mneerely Yours, -
T. IL Moore
.from Termite to spend a few ,days at.
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• The Bread
of Health
The Bread "
j .of Health
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OUR MOTTO IS QIYALITY Arlp siOvicE.
GOOD BREAD IS THE, IMPORTANT PART OF HE
' OUR '06ALITY, 1.1.014 3429* AND wkioLE WHEAT BREAD
••• IS THE BEST
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RAS:BERRY TARTLETS' BRAN MUFFINS. ,DATE SQUARES
ROLLS -.'`• COFFEE CAKES '1'7. plaint*
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HOLLYMAS'S pum,riT BAKERY
Phone' 36 Lucknow
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LUCKNOW spHoo4 'ItEPORT,
Room
. Marks 363: Hon.
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270: ,Pass 216. '
'Hon.-Ls:Azusa FinalYson M
.Pearinian. 293; Evelyn Whitby.
Etta Bele MacDonald 279. Pass
ii AusWell. 267: Ar,iorie,
Button. 233: Margaret
".225..Below Pass -J. C..1 • Arinat
,180i Joan Pericer S73*:I C. ..rOhn
168: 'Merle Johnston.19.)e:
• -Sr., 117 -Possible Marks 300s:'
:125: Pass. 180. •
Hon. --,Mildred Ritchie 319: ila
Allin 284: .Zylela Steward 2144 H
jehristone 265; June Collyer
Arthur triplin 256: Mary Strut
255; Doris Ititehie 244: Orland
tenon' 244-: 'Jean Struthers 243:
win,BusWell 239z Jint Ward 237:
Button Pasi-Harriet
224: Gordon:: Struthers 206: lir
MacMillan 133 Jewitt ' -184:'
oW Pass -Dive. Jewitt 161: M
uerite 'Garniss• 152,
' G: Sherri
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orris
283:
242:
Bee
rong
ston
40n;
roIC
e'er
256:
hers
Ont.
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TESTER
• Teetn•ater get its reeve, couneillers
and Scheel' Board this year: without
a/selection; Mr. J. IL Brown reMains,
reeve and councillors are- A. •L.
Strome: Thlreirsitriss, Wm.' Mann and
Wm. ThOntpsen.
The Scheel' Board is cOnstitutedas
follows: Latchford Thacker, Chas
Richardson, Wm. Freeman with the
three Members Who we& erected foi
two yenrs it 1929.
Reeve Dave' MacDonald was' .re-
turned'. by -Acclamation ii Culross, and
five qinslified as candidates for cbunt-
cillor. These are 'Doninic sBorho, Rob-
ert Calvin, Geo. Falconer, Alfred Ross
Robert P. Scott.
his home.
Miss Caroline Webb, Of St. Helena
and -Mrs. M. Webb and children were
gqpsU recently at kr. A. 'Hughes'.
•Mr. Jas., Little, who spent the holi-
day athis bogie, returned ,t� Bow-
manville on. Friday.
Mr. Ezekiel Hodgkinson, returned
home after spending a . few monthS
in Cellingivood.
• Mr. Ed. Taylor, Nate is here from
the West iSited last week with his
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brother, Mr. ,j,ewis Taylor. s
School' commenced on Monday with
the teachers and pupils busy at work
again.
With the recent thew, it looks like
if everybody shettld have a good share
of water, as it .has bee. very -scarce'
in plaices.
Mr. Albert Tayler, left for Detroit
last Week.
Word Was received on Friday of
the death of Mr. Hugh McKay whose
home was on the 2nd. Con. of Xinloss.
Mr. McKay was an the train corning
from Winnipeg to Truro and had
only been Hill a short tinie. The fun-
eral is being held on Tuesday after-
noon to, Kinloss 6ernetery, The fam-
ily have the sympathy of the com-
munity.
ASIIFIELD NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hilton and
'children ,of Oakville returned 'home
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last week after spending a week with
Ashfield friends. '
Mr. and Mrs. 'Bruce Holland and
son of Clinton spent last week with
Mrs. lioliales parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter. Cooke.
• Mr. Mike Itogen returned honse an
Saturday after a ten days vitit with
• friends in Londe," I:Acne-and Strath.
The nla,ni friends of Mr. T. F.
'Henderson, formerly of Con. 12, Ash-
field will be sorry to learn .that -he
is critically ill at his' home 'itt Van-
iouVer, B. C.
The January .meetingof the W.14.
S. of Ashfielil 'Presbyterian 'Church,
will be he!il on Friday-afar/Cook sif
thife,,: week at the hothe of Vra,
Mackae, •
The linion T,I.P.W.0, will' meet at
Alfehei-he -oriVr7N-ei. 1 J.Maeltentit
nin Wednesday .Tarrufity 15th. Ron
01111 to be arteNvereed by, a Scotch joke.
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te The Elicters o!Iinosg 1'
Ladies and Gentlemen -A wish to
express Thy sineere thihks to yeti fee
the' suport you:gave nie- on- Elettion
bat. ansl 1 hope throughout the year
te merit the confidence you have plac.
ed iri me. Malting you the ComPli.
menta of tho eason 1 r�niMnyours
vetz tritise-mhint Dic440014,
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WHITECHURCH
m.omwitsr„a. yw. m. :Mullen of Ednrenton,
•visited Iasi Week - with -Mrs., john
Miss Louise Martin ;visited last
.iveek with her aunt Mrs. Adair_ of
Turnherry.
Mr. Crowstone from 'Florida is
visiting :his .uncles Messrs. Robt. and
Andrew Ferries and other 'friends:
Miss -Merle, Wilson, nurse-in:train-
ing in Stratford Hospital spent }Jew
`Years nt her home here:
Mr.' McCartney Strid his daughter
1Mrs.
Henderson from 'Powassoh
visiting friends and relatives here,
.The play "two 1)ay5 Too Mime
presented in the Institute Rah *loot
Priday `night by the • Lucsnow Junior
Farmers and Junior ,Institute was a
Veil* decided' snecess. It Was the tar-
• gest crowd that has been at the hill,
in fad quite a number couldn't ,get
in to see the .play and these that did
see it mid it was the best they had
ever. seen. This play is to be present-
ed at Holyrood this- TharsdaY night
and. at ,Itipley and Kintail in the near
future. •
Miss Donalda 11,cCallum of Lang:
side spent last week _with her ,aunt,
Mrs. A. MeQuillin. •
• The 'WI 'M. S. of the Presikyterian
-Mirth' are- held-ing--ss PreshY
day _ prayer in the • basement, • a
Priday afternoon, Jinuary 10.
Mite Annie Kenneth, of London is
.at her •htime here. '
Sorne of the young people of White -
front Wiegfraits enjoyed .1 sleigh ride
list _Tuesday night and rifterwards
were entertained arid, setyed Weal at
EC- Osea.•
4:ppreriation '
lehh *1 Colwell .otters his Shicere
Agallommompli=6
THuR,SDAY, FRIDAY, ,SATURDAY__:.
January
..RD ups', ,
.•With Serial Coniedi
r,HURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
January 16-47;'-I8!
Rex Ming of Wild Horses), In
"PLUNGING_HOOFS"
Special '
"UNCLE TOM'S CABIN" -
THE SUN LIFE-issURANCE.
COMPANr3F CANADA
'THE COMPAN-fAF- -WHICH-4'7
A CANADIAN -
:MAY BE PROUD
For particulars is tu
And Dividends, See*.•
GEO.41
Agent
NEW STAR cAF
Serving „e,,
FISH and CHIPS
3
. • '
A
Gunn's Tankage.
• Bone Meal for Cattle, .
• 60*, Tankage for Mega
-
Big 60 Fine & Corse for 'Rene
Charcoal and Grit
GEO. S. ROIIERTSON,
CvaiNove.
• (20-1)
LOGS WANTED
We the tradersignid are again
in the market to buy .all kinds 91
Logs, delivered at our Saw Mill
at 4ueknow. We are also in the
Market to buy Standing Tiniher
from those wishing to sell on the'
stump. We. are prepared to pay
good priees and .spat cash on de.
livery. •
•
For: further particitlarn '
to.the Lucknow Table to:, Lihnited
JOHN BUTTON, Manager,-
1V1idred Treteiiren
T M.
A. - _ •
• Mezzo-Scprapc
Teacher. of
"Phorie 123
AN oLtil FA$frioNto_ WINTER ••
We all knovi new What san "Old '
• fittliioned winter ni enitS. Itg a *inter
with a heavy snow fail in Deeember
and a big "January, thaw." Now if we
Otthiber Of fierce storms in_,. •
thnhks to all these ratepayers Of Kilt:, renttury aiscisiderch this will the a
loss Who sol,splendidly signified their il.real old fashioned winter. The winters
confidence m him by eleethig of iong ago are like the men of long
a
• reeve; and especially he tSsinks ago. they look bitifi4t 04 they te...
mow Wends who worked for his el, cede inter the nast! Vhere iveof ot • •
talk• " I those
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