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YEAll14 ADVANCE; WOO OTHERWISE ILINKINOWe ONT., THURSDAY, 'JANUARY 2nd, 1900.
• bit. W. M. coNNF41.,].
Phyeician and Surgeen
Lucknow
.nnurs: 1.30-3.30 •7-4 •
.Phone 86
• irENTIST
Di. MacLeod 'will "visit LucknOw
,very Tuesday, in The Cain House:
•D4SitisT
. R L. Treleaven, Lecknoye-ee
'03%gre -Decker's Store. , ExtraCtiOrt
eitpeieby gas or be In
Dungannop eeery, Thursday,. pkiene 3.
2'
!•4 Ite-se reit erre 'oeS-1.029
Wall taper on Insect. Frites .consider -
Stole down for lese, I arm also agent
for leading job houses. --4..J. Comer-
. on, Decorator, 'Painter and: Grainer
Box 1.74, Lueknow.
FOR SALE -A number a breed-
ing ewes. •
Jurnes McEwen, near,Kinloss Village
FOR SALE -Revolving Ash ' Sifter
••. • ,with •contaites, all metal. Apply ,
at
rI.tie"Setitinel '
• ' FOR 'SALE-A:See due to ireeshen
abut Maros .•
.Win. Arinstrong, Jr.'
• . (26-12-s(.),
szs.
AL1114;trl'A COAL, "
.. Car tearrive at LOcknow. next Week ,
be grade, Drumheller, $11,50, per
'ton: Phone •Dungannon 78-r-12. .
' Orville Deinin,
-4- • .7,
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• . AUCTION SALE, OrLAMB
On•J'alefary Ilth; 19:16,..at, 3 o'clock
. P.M. there will I,e offered. for sale by
• .ptiblie etictiim at the • premises. ',,of
ltetbeit MQuiflin, Lucktrews- One
••Strey.,Lanib. Terms:e-Cash.'et`
• M. GaYnor; Arm-
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. SHEEP ASTRAY.anieeothe pee.meies of the ander-
p4med, 'Con. 13., `s'aeskeffele, '4 ,sheep,
apparently E we and s .am bs.: Owne
erne have same, by .proving Ampere.
' te.eand paying _expenses.'
Janes •E:
. Ritchie.
,
. • HOG ASTRAY
Strayed' .fr'oni. the .premises .�f the
undersigned; about Dee. 21, a', collie
dog, golden tencolor. with white on
neck ens1. paws,. lon'g heir and bushy
• tail -answers, in , of "Boddie:"
Anv person, knewing -*of %hie Where-
• 'aboitte kindly. (telemeter:4e witheMrs.
Arthur Cook, R. 3, leucknow-'Phene
• '67. T., 5, Dung:ninon, •
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• (2--1-c.)
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•BOX .SOCIAL AND DANCE
Box Siegal . and .Dance willbe
held in. the Community Hall, Para.
Fritlae‘ev'e Jan.. 3rd, under
sauspiees of the Paramount U. F. 0.
Detest to start at e e'clock-Salt of
boxes at 11 'o'clock. ;Admission 35c:
• Ladies. eith •boxes free. Good stabling
: es ,
e2H,r.vcryw
lt my. elcome.
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600D GA•.‘iE lifIT RIPLEY' •
The local hockey:tepue ;is at
Tlersday 'night c'et last week hav-
ing their' first real gtelueof, the . Sea-
son. It was a good oll'engame all
through with a .seore of in favor
' of Ripley: There eas a good crowds
he game being put oe for the • bene -
of lies. Me.1:ay, a •gotel"sport now
1 *Mita riutis :
`Ripiey and :Lucke's)* Seniors will
teetrin t •rst league game of
-eSenssn Tueeday,
Lorne Rini,'
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INMEM 0 A 11
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AYLDfir-in loving teenee y of my
dear :daughter eesee,,Oho
• died • January :ed. li,26.
All is sad within ss memory,'
onelv-Ss .my heart to 'dey, -
For the'ene I lovcs. so dearly
aS forever passed swies
Time may hie -.1' a ers•Isetf heart'
nne refry m'ake:the untied less snre,
nut thee will meet. p the longing
or yeti doar Jesse gone on before.
Sadie missed by Mailer, Feather
lid Brothers.
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INME:•:ORIAM' '
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'HUNTER.- •1n goyim; memory 01.
ur dear Beds Adeleill, intent daugh-
ter ef Me and Mrs. Jacob Hunter who
As. suddenly la lied a e sy on Jan. 3,
T921.1.
beyeSet etelness stilt come o'er Us,
Tars �f sarrow often flov, '
lteniory keeps (Mr hived one near use'
Whom Gad (gainird'tnree yearS ago
$evei will She be' fo4ett.<>11,
No, not 'shell her 'memory fade
,recioue* thought shall eye,. weeder
To the spot where she is laid:
Sadly missed by Nlother, Father and
Wet
;.1krew Years Sale Of •
Sloe and Youtiii, OverCoatantiferlY,
flew gertientsJUreceived. Al re.
ochiced 2,0 to $096, • MON B`TOS.,
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THE PUT OVER
• TO TIIE RATEPAYERS OF' THE " •. •
" VILLAGE OF..LUpkNOW: '
, It _baring been stated at the nomination
ineeting that the majority of the Ceurreil'of.
. LuCknow' fo,r the year j...929 ,wert deterininate
• put the proposed water system bier on thespeoPle
As the Rydre,,pavement and sidewalks' 'veOte put
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.• over, we, the undersigned menthers of the 1929
her kave to state that, in 'regard to: •
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..4134i4E/t eaabbag *-11114i Wan 'submitted to the
.people and voted On; and carriedsiutboriz:.
• ing the councilef that time to.enter into a • coh.
-tract with the Hydro Electric Power Commission..
• The sidewalks were: Constructed upon receiv-
ing 'a sufficient .petition from the owners of the •
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properties fronting on the dtreets.
A • The • pavement ' *as constructed Ny the
County According to statuary regulations, and we;
the undersigned memberd of the 1930 Countif, do
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hereby 'erapha...icelly declare thqt NOTHING ,
WILL BE DONE in the matter o( the proposed
pure .Water sytteni. unless RATIFIED BY A.
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VOTE of the .RATEPAYERS. I
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• (Signed) , A. W.: HAMILTON
W. B. ANDERSON
ROBERT MULLIN
ELLIOTT MILLER "
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• siNaE'.c0FIES5 cEms •
•Mie, Jim litchell is spendhrg. the
week with 11S parents here.
Mies Martha' MacCallure:Was 'home
,froin 'foe a. few days. •
We are iterry to 'report: that 'Mrs:.
VI. Weeds' of, town it, quite eeriously
ill. • •' • ••••
Mr. Alvin •Percy of Detroit' spent
a few Veies in town dein* the Christ-
mas week. •',
Mr :.• AndeeW Huston was up froni.
Teronto to spend ..Christmas at her
.home here.
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.. Mist Donna ..Nichola of Fergus, is
a' ghest at the United.Church-Pstraen-
age t.his: week, •
e .
Mr: StewarteMacKenzie vat home
frgm TeronteUniversity for, the
Chrieintas holiday
Dr. A. A. Cameron of Ottawa spent
Chrittinas with his parents, .Mr. and.
Mit. R. D: Cameron.
•..Mits •Isabel •Dougias 'was up from
Chatham to spend. New 'Year's 'Day
with Lee:know . relations: , • .•
•
Mrs ,Moorehouse Mitchell las been.
confined to his room the :•past few'
Weeks buts' is improv(ipg. •• ,
Miss Francis Spence •is. -spending
the vacation with. ,her • parents, f)r.
and Mrs. A. M. Spence.
• Mr. and Mrs. R. IL,Themnson eid
Frances are visiting: at..the. home of
theii, daughter, Mrs. Naylor:
'Mr..' and Mrs. • Gorden Alciere, , of
Reck-sped were here to ,sperei Christ:
mas %all the former's mother.
, Mist Jean MacKenzie„ of. Toronto
spent d few daysof., last week with
relations in Kinloss and Ltieknows
•, Mr: Malcolm Armstrong now teach -
in -g Port Arthei „visited lOcknovv
friends •it feW, days of the paha week:
• _Miss. Winpifred. Douglas, nurse -in
-training at Victoria Hospital London,
spent New Year's Day at her home
here. •
Mrs. Robert Johnston and chilidren
have returned to Goderieh afte,
spending a Week with Mr. aneMrs.
Jent. , •
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. MacKenzie and
children a Kitchener ' visited •this
week with Mr .and Mrs. R, V. Mac-
Kentie.
Mr. Murray Davy who is taking a
course, at the (eA.G: Guelph step+.
Chfistmas-with his annt,Mrs. William
,AlacKentle. " •
• Mr. and Mrs. John Joynt left on
Thursday morning on a trip ‘t� • Ja-
maica, and other West ImPan pointe.
They will sale front Halifax on Jan.
4th: • •
Disesnd Mrs: R. ts Trele-4a en have
moved into the reeidence in the Joynt
_Block; ad Mrs. Gibbons atid family
from .Thiron Township,Shave moved
into, the Treleaven house on Outram
street.• :
Mr, W. P. 'Thompson of the Voroii.,
to teachirig staff who Wag in toWn
Christnuis, assisted the_elyrirs cif the
Presbyterian and United • Cherthes,
08 Stinday. Mr. Thompsen is devoting
hie- spare -thug to' nuai-c-dji devete
°phis a very goo* tenor. Yeite•
'ELECTION, IN KINLOSS •
Two Candidates for Reeve and Six
• For' (;ouncillese. ,
As 'predicted last Week there wilt
be an election i Kinloss Township.
J. W. Colwell; reeve for the past two
years is again a , candidate ,for that
office, and Mac.' Rost,' member of
the coencil for the, pest ten years now
aspire e t� the higher office. The oth-
er three Icoencillors • of .1929- McIn-
tosh, . Elliott and Heston -are all
• Standing for re-election, and there are
three other candidates. T. H.. Moore
e neighbor of Mac. Rost, in ' the
Whitechurch district, Adam McQueen
and Wm, J.' Irwin on the west end ..Of
Con. 2.- McQueen his had four Years'
experienee in coancil; hut was defeat-
ed Inst. year. Irwin was a candidate a
few •years ago but was unsuccessful.
9 0_77
UNIVERSAL WEEK- OF PRAYER`
Sunday Jan. 5th to Sat. Jan: llth.
Monday ; Jan. 6th -St. Peter's
Church, Young People's service. Sub-
ject for prayer-ThanksgiAng an
• Confession. , • ,
Tuesday, Jan. ,7th -South Kinloss
Chureh; Preacher, Rev. C. H. Mac-
Donald. ,Subject for proyer-Chrr4tian
Unity.
Wednesday, . Jan: 8th -PreoliYi Grim'
Church; Preacher, Rev: E. G. Galla-
her: Subject for prayer-shiternatton-
al Friendship. ,.
• • Thtireday, Jan. 9th -United Church.
Preacher, Rev. John Pollock. Subject
for prayer -Missions.
Friday: Jan. .10th. ---St:' Peter's
Church; Preacher -Rev. We.Craw.
Subject for prayer---Familye-School.
TORONTO HAS LIVELY
• • , ELECTION MAYOR .
MeBRIDE DEFEATED,
A civic election was. held in,LToron-
to on New Year's Day. It was pre-
eeeded by the greatest and hottest
election. campaign ever experienced
n the city. • McBride, -a blustering
bully with long munieipal experience
nil a great campaigner, with ,a cer-
airi city improverneet policy which
ePut forward were the issues, There
re four daily papers in Toronto. Two
f, these -The Daily Star and The
Mail and Empire favored MeBride;
hile The Tele -grain arict The Globe
Might him, tooth and nail. So fierce
as the contest that the whole pro.
nice' beceine interested. •
The oiitVome; made .known through-
ut the country by , radio by ten
clock at night, , writ the defeat of
letride and his policy. The new
eyor • is Major Weinp, said to be a
ery elever youngirmri. He hdd over
Ci00 maj6rity. A by-law proposing-.
rge-Scale street changes, sponsored
y Metridcwits else defeated. •
About 104 thousand eitizetis sated
the greatest number 'which ever
oted in the city....
Mr. b. M. Johnstone Seek krun up.
trent ;',I*orinite 'on Near • 'Veer's DaY,
reintiting on ThuridaY.'... •
Mr and Mrs Winterstein and -lit-
Deese:V.00i are .Spairti4"'
COuricil ,By Acclamation
Contest For Reeveship
Lively Discussion of Town Affairs Monday
Night.
Rae and Robertson-"
Candidatefe'Wore Reeve
Hamilton, Mullin
and, :W.. B, Andersen
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Counczllors for'1630
W. G.' Andrew' , I. J. CaMeion
Rev. C. II. MacDonald
Oh School Board
That, in brief,is the outcome
• of the nomination meeting Mone
• day evening. , '
• The nomination _meeting we hid
Monday night 'Was 'one of • the best -
attended In repent years. It turned
out to be a very, interesilipg .ineeting
• too, And the last, part was more in-
teresting than the firet. ' • -
• The; program Could fairly be divid.
ed into two parte. First the nethina-
tien Of. candidates and the speeches
by neniinees,' and second, the .disens-
skin of A new 10i:works system..
rWaterworks- 'Discussed'
•. it Wes conneetions with the dirts
cession of the 'weterwerlis that 1•the
fireworks developed, and the meeting'
was given to know that all had not
gone smoothly in thecourigil through-
out the year. Actingsreeee Hamilton
and Copecillor Rae ,spolse consider-
able length. Rae read 'engipeers',. re;•
ports and 'Made some explanations.
These 'dealt, with the present Waterl'
works and a proposed new system in
a somewhat technical way, giving the
Cost of a n.evie system at around 71
thouSend dollars -to be exact, $71,-..
200.00. This l5. for a very elaboiate
system, and, making .ample ellowanee
fcir diffieelties which ,night not occurr.
, Mr.. Han -tit -toe followed „cproting fig-
ures, Which he ' had Collected from,
towns where waterworks had hien ins
stalled • during 1928 and .1929; which
went to show that a system could he
install at a nitich lower cost, than
,the engineers' .estimates read by Mr.
Rae. Aecprding to Allr; Hamilton's
m '
findings, a: good tysteof fire pro-
teetion and domestic water can be
stalled for about 55 thousand dollars:
If doeiestie Water was at all • well
patronized at a rate of $18 leer year.
to those . using it, this system ecould
fin -t- be regarded as unreasonebly cost.;
ly. And Mr. Hamilton conclu:ded: it
„would be a, 'real fire protection Sera -
tem, not the sort of thine we have
now. ltr. evidently'gone
to a great T:leal of trouble to get in-
formation and his setting forth of it
was ahout as good as could he, but it
necessarily contained a lot of fisures
'which the , average .citizen finds it
hard to grasp oft hand.,
• Councillor Robertson -next took the
floor and it,.waS at. Once evident that
between him andth
_e other coirne
lois there, had been it good deal
frietion-Ls- rgety, it Would appea re-
. garding, methods of proceedurie in
connection with the getting of infor-
'nation and ' estimates regarding
-waterworks. ' One Would, infer that
he felt that being a new man et the
Board he had been treated as, are -out-
sider, ands expected to tit back fora
time: This' however was stoutly denied'
by Hamilton, 'Rae •Altallie, who,
however, ' saidstee' ry plainly that they
had been dirappointed councillor
• Robertson and had found hini hard to
.work -with, • *
All four councillors had been no:n-
inated for both. reeve. and. councillors
aid *r. Robertson. concluded. by- Say-
ing that .if . he accepted a pe'minati'ori
at all ,it would -be, for the reeveship,
, Before leiVing the Hall the follow-
,
'lei nominees 'qualifiedsies cendidates:
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For reeve, Robertson and Rae. Por,
Councillor, '• Mallin,
and W. B. Anderson,
Nomittatiens
•
PetWeen 7.30 and 8.30 n'elock the,
hour' for •receiving neminations-,the
flelloteing were nominated: s
For Reeve: ITemiltop, Pee, Roberts
son, Mullin, 'Miller, RI 11., McQuillin.
• For Councillor: The four, coencil.
Mrs above named.' end V. B. Ander.
Son, Geo. J. Anderson, A. P. Buswell,
E. N. Hodgins, A. E. Matson, A,
Turner,
Three 'C-Aatl(!ics inoc9rrOd this yedr
on the School Board. Those retiring
wereq. Aitdersens W, Andre*
iffd, n, Cirisereri.- All three were
nathd, and alto A. E. Iinswelt.
Ing the week with Mt Ntra, 110111i
14, at,eer tith3 gev. 0, n.,*cnonAl4k
• • .'"'''''1'4-1.":4,14;416,-,4..:L::,•
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.Candidates Speak •
:eNcetairiations, ben*, closed the town
-clerk, 1. E. AgneW who 'so far had,
conducted the -Meeting, was elected
ehalrhian," for the :Meeting to .fellow
FolleSeing the usual eifitoM .the eeee7'
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ri"to
With
ting
M.
rite.
ive
ers
xes
wo
one
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the.
ng.•
out
• .edlors of. 1929 'were" first eelled.P
address the meeting, beginning
the acting reeve, A. W. Hamilton:
Hamilton had been apPeinted Ac
Reeve in the iesienation of .D.
• johnaten who had 'moved to Teri)
Hesaid that it west inipciesible to g
Any informatiori as to counter' Matt
as he had not attended County Co
oils He explained an inereate oft
of two Mille, be expenditure on t
bridges which had to ..be re-bei1t,1
at the ftx1nij1i apd Prig, at R. T. Do
las': Pliee. :The other item, was
. , .
improvement in the street lighti
Each Of these had accounted. for ab
oaring': , • '
The Old Town . Hall had been . a
soprce of trouble with tennants from
whone• it was difficult to collect rent;
so the council had offered it for eale.
J.:,$: AlacKensie had tendered 'MOO
and' the property had been' sold to
him. As. the proposed improvement to
the "issterworks would be discussed
later he did not touch on' that cities-.
tion.
Mr. Ra,. had been .associated With
Reeve -Johnstone on the Hydro Corti.
mittee. He said that en the installae
ien of larger' trensforiners. and heav-
er wiring: some $2900 had, been ex.-
fiended, and he had to admit thatthe
mprovenieht was n,ot all thet•
eSexpeeted. While sone parts •
Or
he village was benefited the service
n other .parts was but little improved
eatiSfactiencould: be ,had frons
he Hydro .Commission at Toronto.
he engineerswould advise' as to
halt should lie dime to overcome a
Mollify, but their Would not guaran-
ee results.: The Own rate, however,
ad .been reduced from $75 per h. p.
6' $70. On the whole we have little to
om,plain'ef ,regarding Hydro service,
or AI village the size of- Lucknovi:
here are now 348 users as against
8 when the current was first turned
n.•
. .
S. E. Robertson :had been civiirman
the Power and, Light Committee
e said there .wes eery little. for this
.mmittee to do as the matter of light
d been taken over by the Hydro
mreittee. He, however, would , say
rhethieg Ireearding the Caledonian
rk, which recently bed been- taken
er from the Agricultural' SocietY
the village. The Park is now under
anagement df a ComMitted consiet-
g of the reeve, and Messrs. Geo. Ff.
lth and F. T. Armstrong. He would
e to see the Park improved , and
autified, and ,had been securing. in -
titration abont 'the getting of trees
tri therDepartment, and wopld like,
see -this work undertaken.
Mr: 1Via1lin had been chairman of
Roed and Bridge Coniteittee, Thie
mjieee had consulted with the en-
eer as to the best' ceifirse to take
arding the repair of two bridges
ich held been 'wrecked by the spring
shed. New concrete bridges wonld
e cost about $7000, so they thenght
would be better to make repairs at
ost of $700: This Mit the two brid-
in good' condition for...the • rieirt
yeses.: He referred •to the use of
ium chloride 'on Statidii Street.
re had been oomptnint. as to the
of this., but it had been done at
request- of residents along the
et. Spnie approved • ef it while
rs did not. Mr.' Mullin said that
wagenet aeniring to the reeveship,
felt ti-irt lie Would enjoy life in '
ng at heire than • worrying over
lapel • affairri. He howeyer would
e another year as ceuncillor if
ted. He lad heen, en. the Boerd
for eight years. Mr: Rae was
of
co
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to
Pa
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by
,in
Sm
lik
be
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fro
to,
the
corn
gin
reg
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ten
calc
The
cost
the
stre
othe
he
and
titti
men
serv
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next
wen
,
sten
not
'et
cillo
thin
thou
the
Clues
apok
pave
in line for the reeveeliip and he
Id defer to him.
r. MetiilHn itio no thotie-ht
ding for Miblite Otte -and would
be a carellidate.
Andersori, nominated as count
e and Scheel trestie, ?id not
k odniepting as ,comiCillor.
gilt it was a mistake to •pat elf
discussion of the Waterworks
Con unt,l. after canclidatet-,liad
en, as -this Wig the' inflater reto-
rt. were :thest tutereated i •
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.The Bread
The Bread
of Health - 0 1 of Health
OUR mofto IS QUALITy AND.SERVICE.
We. Nish, to. Express -Our Very;
Best Wishes to All for 4:<11#ppy New
Year - May Sji*s an
Prosperity Attend You. '
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not* 36'
lLucknow .
••••••
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
VILLAGE "OF LUCKNOW
My Policy
Place all information before the
people: re Fire Protection and water
supply for Demestic. use. • '
Have our, Consulting engineer pre-
sent. at a pehlie meeting to explain
his ,figuies, as' he requested in his
report.
Also not in close co-operatioe *ith,
the Provincial Board of Health; as
they haVe figures and records of eV-
ery MunNnality in the Provilice,ine
have their word of honor -that they
will not force e water system On any
mueicipality that his set a
health record as. LucknoW, unless the
People carry money by-law, or the
local council ask for A • mandatorY
order. • ,
After a „vote is taken, if carried
Put in the hest systeme Possible. L.'
defeated, spend a few thousand dol-
lars en our present. Fire ' fighting
syetem, and Make it more , efficient
and more economicalto mairiteiC.
Thanking you for the confidence
that you have placed in me in the past
I again' ask for your support at the
polls. Wishing you the Compliment!'
of the Season, I remain your Faith-
fully, Stuart E. Rehertsen.
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FOUR CANDIDATES FOR •
REEVE IN HURON TWPs
Residents pf Huron Township will
have an over -supply of local politics
this :week ifall the candidates for
municipal honors go out .canvassing
• There are four candidates for the one
office of Reeve, and five candidates
for four places on the Council Board,
Candidates are; Duncan Campbell,
JOhn Emmerton, Tont Morgan, Robert
Geddes. With so many in the field
anything may happen. It will be a
matter of chance as to who will be
elected next Monday: s
• For councillor the candidates are:
Les. Ray, Wesley Pollock, 'Den Fin-
layson, Lloyd Avery, Dan SsMacDon-
ald. The three first earned were mene,
bers during 1.929. •
STORES CLOSED
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
The year-end tatik being all over
Lucknow stores will not be open
Wednesday eeenings,, midi the eent-
thencement of the Thtirsdav
day. '
DEATH OF
MIR. ALBERT STRUTHERS
I • .
As We, go to pressthis week (on
Thursday) we learn of the death of
Mr. Albert Struthers who passed
away in the early morning:011e l'ad
been an ievalid for More than a yea
and of late lvis been seriously. ill, so
that his recovery was iiot expected.
Sfrilthers was in his 39th. year
and Was unmarried -he and :his
MarY, making their home togeth-
er:
The funeral will be on Satirrday
afternoon-serVice to he held in. the
United Church at 2.30 o'clock and
interment hi preenhiil Csmetery.
'Needles§ to say surviving members
of the 'family have the sympathy of
the cminnunity.
Mildred Treleaven
• A. T. C. NI.
Mezzo-Sopran0
Teacher of:Stinging
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
January '2--3--4,
"HONEYMOON .FLATS"
Serial & 60medy
(Buddy) Rogers, In
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COMPANY OF .CANADA
THE 6olii,Aliqy OF WHICH
• A CANADIAN
MAY BE PROUD
For Particulars as to Plane; 1tati8
And Dividends, See
• GEO: H. smi*
Agent
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NEW STAR
Serving
FISH and CHIPS
30c
• Gunn's Tankage
• Bone Mal Jo! Cattle
:60% Tankage for Hogs
Aig 60 Fine &Coarse for Hens
' Charcoal and Grit
••,GEO. 5. ROBERIT,ON,,- •
• • . LtiCKNOW.
(20-12--c.) •
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LOGS WANTED
We the undersigned areagain
in the market to 'buy allekinds of
Logs, delivered at .bur Saw, Mill
- at Lucknow. We are also in the
Market to buy Standing' Timber
• ftont those wishing tosell on the
stump. Wq, are prepared to . pay
• god prices and spot *cash on de.
• livery.. For further terrticulars *apply
teethe Lueknow Table ,Co., Limited
JOHN BUTTON. Manager.
'LUCKNOW SCHOOL •
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, Room III
Sr. III -Honors -A. ,florne 84: Fe
Armetrong, 52: IL Parker 80: E.
lehnstone 78: M. Fisher 76: N. Tay- 1,,
,or 75. Pass -A. Leith 73: G. Sherrill'
70: H. Ritchle.69: C Hunter 67: L. '
AlacDenald 67: B. MacKenzie 45:: A.
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Henderson 63, Below 60'r-. Mac-- •
ititoeb. 57: M. Faker 55: R. Ostrander
53: G. Whitby'51: E. Cote 50: A.
Armstrong 47. ,
Jr../II-Hotiors-M. Alacnonald 80:
ID. Smith 76: 3. 'decree:felt' IS: Pass
Seesie gendersoe 68: A. . Jewitt 67: -H.. Tweinley 73: M. . Webtter Tp:•••
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1.1. Culbert 651 C. Ha‘ens 65: 11.
Thompson 63:: M. SomJ
Solomon 0: . Me
teo60. Below 605,-A. Xitehiton
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59: C. Webster 57: Joy Ilendersoi?
56: J. Pearlinati 54*: H. Joit8steri.53:
• E....Whitley 52: L 'Webster
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