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LUCKNOW, • ONT., THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 25th,1930.
SINGLE COPIES . 5 CENTS
0.mt. W., A.'CONNELL
Pbysicin and Surgeon'
Luckpow.
4oura; L30-3.30•' 7-5'
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.DENTIST ;•
•Dr. ' 'L. Treleaven. Lucckuow-
11 urat:, 9-12 A: u. :1.30.-b I'. L
Phone 53 : • . X-ray` .
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in `Dungannon„every Tharsdsy
•W ” AFEB•r—A full line of 1090
ALAI. P•
Wall gaper 'on hand. Prices consider-
able • down for 1930. I 'ani 'alsoagent
for hiajiig job houses, --R. J. Canter`
on, . Deeorator,. •` Painter . andd. Grainer,..
Box 174, Lucknow.
• FOSTER •HOME- WANTED -on
- farm, for boy et twelve' years. ,
Apply. Rev. R. Perdue, Walkerton.
LOST -A •brown Oxford .. show -
J.: Finder please' leave, at the, Sentinel
Office.
: FO . - D ---A '; .cel --le women's_
UN 'par'
wear. Owner may have same at The,,
Sentinel Office. '
Put color in. your kitchen with
Utilac-the. 'Four Hour Enamel -90e
Per pint.:- Wm. •.Murdie &. Son.
FOR SALE
1927 Chevrolet, Coach in.: Good ..
'con-
dition. Apply to. P: O: Box 286, 'Luck,
..'..,
(25w••4 -p.)
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' t LOCAL AND GENERAL 1
Beet value . in',, all liners ,' of good.
shoes at W. J. Little's,'Shoe Store%
. Mr. D A lifac•Kenzie of Windsor,
is spending the%week with'his sisters,
Mesdames ' K. and Allan M-aeeleod, , ;
Mrs. .(i3'e r.),'Hugh. MacMillan,' who
has been with. Kinloss "friends the
pastfew weeks has; gone to Toronto,
See our new 'Fall Suitings ' before
you , buy your Fall Suit,
Temple Clarke, . Merchant Tailor.
Mrs. W. .J. 'Taylor of Detroit, is
the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs..
D. C. Taylor. .
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Mr. Harold Burns has `,gone to
Kingston where .he has entered at
Queen's University in the final year
of the Arts Course.
See the . ;Special Sale of ; ladies',"
Misses and Children's Coats and dres-
res at Alfred E. thaiiili's Store'•an-
Fair Day Friday, Sept: ,26th. ° 11
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Just, received . a shipment of Club
Bags and. Suit Cases. Suit Cases -
$2.00; Cluli Bags, $4:50, $6,50, ;$12:00.
qt, .1. Little•'s Shoe Store:.
Members of the Women's Institute,
are asked to donate one pie and home.
made candy . to the booth •to :be run,
•nstitute -en-Fall. Fair ;clays:7,....
• Sie'y..
Mr. and Mrs. Eliott Miller ::had tn.
their guests.q last week the Tatter's
brother, Mr.' C: C, Campbell of Tor-
•onto, also ' Mrs. Campbell and ..little
daughter, Caroline. r
Mr. and "Mrs. F. A. O'Brian • of -
Detroit spent -that week calling • on
friepds in ..and about , Lucknow; They
were -guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Allin. Mrs. , O'Brian' was, formerly
Miss Rena .Gordon.
Special Values .in Radio Cabinets
and Tablesfor battery seta, Samples
on display. Real clearout prices.
T. `. W. SMITH,' •Central . Garage.
(18-7-10-c.)
HOUSE FOR SALE
Fame. ' dwelling in Lucknow-9,
rooms, :,hard and soft water, wired
for hydro.' Cheap for quick sale.
'Mrs: J. Menary, R. T, Lucknow.
• (25-9-p) .
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FOR SALE -Two Story. Concrete
Cement- building, • now occupied as
re'staprpnt and .dwelling on Campbell
Street In, the Village of Lucknow.
For' particulars apply to M• . A. Treleaven, Lucknow, Ont.
(18-9-tf. )
CLEARING AUCTION : SALE
of Parma Stock
Geoi ge Caldwell will sell by
Public . Auction; at
Lot 14,: Con. 9; West Waireitosh
(3:'i Mules North East ofDnngaritaon)
• MONDAY, OCTOBER 6th,
Commencing at 1.30o'clock, sharp.
_ -tined.�to_ bed_fo�r nearly a month with
, —
Grey More; 4 yr. old, Grey Horne, fig, and took a turn for the worse on
3 yr. old; Grey Mare, 11 yr. old: • Saturday..
CATTLE. •Mr. W. P.'.Reed g word Wednes-
Black Cow, 8 yr: old, .to ' freshen
• •April 1st; Holstein Cow, 7 yr. old, ..day morning that. D . Mary Johnston
to freshen April 15th; Hereford •Cow, daughter of Mr. Wm. 'Johnstorf, for
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9 yr, old, to freshen April 3rd; Part
Nov: 10fti; Roan Cowmealy of Ashfield had died that loom
Jersey how, y 1 yr. oldold, to d, to o ing in a Toronto . hospital. She had
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freshen Oct. 226th; Red Cow,_ 10 yr. been practicing medicine in. li;amil-
old, milking two months; Black Hei- ton and suffered .a nervous breadown
ter, ,3 yr. old, to freshen March 1st;a ..week ago, The funeral: will be on
Black Heifer, 3 yr. old; to, freshen Friday from the' family home at Ex -
Jan. 1st; Steer, 2 yr,. old; 2 Steers,
Ex -
rising 2 yrs, old; 4 Heifers, rising 'eter,
I2. yrs. old; Steer, 2. Heifers, 1 yr. old; .=--o•o-o--=
8 Sprint" di 'Summer. Calves.. MARRIED AT KINCARDINE
SHEEP
16 .Ewes, 6 Oxford Ewe. Lambs;
Oxford', Ram, 1 yrr, 'old.
• PIGS •
• 3 brood Sows, to farrow, Oct 3rd.
POULTRY'
' " . 6Q Young )Hens; 75 'Rock Pullets.;
50 Rock 'Roosters; 1 Goose; 1 Gander;,
4 Young' Geese. -
Eierytliing, will be dipsosed' elf' as
proprietor it 'leaving ,the farm.
TERMS --All same of 310.00 and
under Cath. Over that amount 12
months credit will be •given' on tarn-
ishing approved 'bankable paper, , or
5 per cent. straight allowed for Cash.
George Caldwell, T. Gundry & Son,'
Proprietor Auctioneer.
(2--10—C.)
LUCKNOW FALL -FAIR:
TO -DAY AND TO -MORROW
Slice the Luelinow Fall Prize lists.
were.,printed and the posters drstrib
•uted, the board of directors have .ad
deed a number "of 'Special : Attraction's'
to the day's •program.. • These are an-
'nounced • in . small .bills which have
been ;..Widely diributed, end consist
of ;School. Drill 'Competition;. : Baba'
Show; Tug O'• -War= -four teams; Bob
Stoddzrt, famous .pole vaulter.
Talent forthe concert Friday even-
ing in the' Town 'hall, has •fil'so been
engaged. Mr. Cameron. Geddes is al-
ways ..popular with a Lucknow'aud-
ience;; and.' he. will have with him On
this occasion, ,Mr. Fred Emery, a
very successful comedian: This con
cert 'Will • be followed bya dance in;
the Half.. •, .
Baby ' Shows are popular, and the
directors .have . to thank Drs. W. J.
and Hugh . Stevenson ,of London , for
enabling them to ,'put ,on this' event
They Will be the judges in the baby
corn<petition,•-and .the are_.also putt-.
ing up the prizes=4 pretty "loving
cups. These may be seen. in • the Win, -
dew of A. E. Buswell's :store.
Good. ; prizes are offered • int' ; the
'Horse-shoe pitching Competition, and
thee Moffat trophy will go'. to: :the win-
ners in: the Tug-041ar. Teams of
3 men will represent, 'Township ..;of
Kinloss, Township of Ashfield, Vil-
;,:iztre of:L• ucknow and::Town. •oLGoder•-..
The . •law requires *•every horse-
drawn vehicle.. to: be provided :with a
Lantern. _In the case of : seecident if•
the vehicle, has not a Lantern, the
owner is liable for all, damages: We
have ; the "Dietz Buggy ' . Lantern"
which meets all requirements.
• Win. Murdie & Son:
• Friends of Miss Helen MacDonald
of town, who was taken to Goderich.
Hospital Saturday of last .week, :will
be pleased to know that she is im- ,
proving. Miss 'MacDonald was con-
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MAFEKING
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Mr. Harvey Anderson 'went to
G p
O.A.C. as a student. Mr. Anderson is
to 'be congratulated on ,being so -for- • -
ue1 h Friday where he entered the
Decker -Tierney •
• The marriage took place in the
United Church, Kincardine, at 12.30
o'clock, Wednesday afternoon of this
week, , the Rev. Mr. Jewett officiating,
.of Mr. Wm. Sidney Decker, of Luck -
now. and Miss Mary Kathleen Tierney
of •Kineardine, Following • the cere-
mony the wedding party motored to'
Lucknow to enjoy a wedding dinner
at the home of the groom's parents,
Mr. and. Md. Con. Decker. The young
couple will make' their home in Kin-
cardine. '
HAND ''BADLY MANGLED -•
.Mr, Joseph Colyer, for a number of
years, head miller , at Treleaven's
Flour Mill had his left hand badly
mangled while working in, the mill
last Thursday • afternoon. . He was.
brushing dust of a set of rolls when
the -,fingers of -his, 'left • hand 'Were
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caufflit between tkie•rollers and draWn
rn. Al,f Ritchie who was irt the mill at
the ting«threw' off the belt driving the
rollers 'and the hand was extracted.,
The; fingers were almost ` ground off,
and 'Pater had to' be amputated at the
supper knuckles. ' Fortunately the.
thumb was not greatly damaged and
wilt be 'saved., The back of the:hand
was . badly lacerated, and *ill require
skin -grafting. He was taken to Wing-'
ham,Hospital, where at, latest reports
he was doing well.
Mr. Colyer has followed flour mill -
since hewas a lad and had a thorough
knowledge of the 'business.
TOOK HIGH. STANDING
IN JUDGING CONTEST
. This is all in' addition: to the 'regu-
'ar features of a fall fair. As. in ;past
wears the Agrieultu'ral Hall will be
open on :the 'evening'-ofthe first day•
of the fair, and the . Women's' Insti.
tute hav,,e • arranged a concert pro-'
gram• for that evening. This `visitors
May enjoy without extra charge..
All that is wanted 'is ca fine day to
draw. "a big crowd and score another
success. ,
'We. ,had almost , 'forgotten to sa y
that all seats in the wn Hall for •
the concert Friday, ev ing are"re-
%erved.. Tickets are on sale at 'Mc -
Kim's Drug Store.
Just' arrived; r w. Fall Stock
of suiting. Blue Serge, Cheviots, Ir-
ish Tweed, Grey Serge and fancy
Worsteds. ' Temple Clarke,
Merchant Tailor.
To
en
MARCELLIST
MissBowman, Marcellist of Kincar-
dine will be at Johnston 's,.Barber
eknow, each Wedir
Shop,' Lu esday. of
ternoon g commencing -
October, lst.
E.
and evenin - co
CHURCH .:NOTES •
Visited Church Y. P. S. • -� ..._
The Young. People's meeting on
Monday, night was in charge of the
Lookout Committee. Following the
opening hynm and ' prayer; Clarence
Greer read the Scripture lesson. A
Solo by Miss Phyllis MacDonald and
a reading by 'Miss' Martha McCallum
,were ,pleasing ,numbers. A ,a substi
•tute for the -topic, Mrs. R. I!, Thomp-
son read an interesting and helpful
paper, "The business of being a' WO -
man." This was followed by a piano
solo by Miss Jessie MacKenzie and'
a short 'address. by the Rev. R. •W.
Craw; The meeting was concluded
with a hymn and by repeating the
Mizpah Benediction.
Presbyterian, .Guild ' '
The Guild meeting Monday evening'
.was opened by singing a hymn. The
Scripture; lesson was read by Miss
Jean Grant, after. which the Lord's
Prayer was repeated in unison. An
• instrumental by Miss .Mae McMahon
was followed by'' a talk by Miss Pear)
Henderson. A spelling match .'was
• captained by Mr. Edwin.'Smith and.
Miss Loraine Brabson,• the words to
be spelled being -taken from the Bible
Miss Brabson's side won the contest.
The singing of a hymn by the meet-
ing and prayer by Rev. C. H. MacDen-'
ald brought the program to a, close. •
lunate as to win the : Massey' Scholar.
ship of $100 which; as advertised' in
-: __rhe-G'unty,-PaPers- was open to - ,sr -
mer s sons ,
p of the County who fnlfili-
' •
e d ,
certain . conditions and passed
highest' on an examination written'
- by them at the office of the County
Repr'esentative at Clinton on Sept.,13.
'1hf` e;"wish him .continued success.;
$Ialre Church are holding Anttiver-
:saay services :next Sunday, Sept. 28
Rev. Mr. Shaw of Nile will. preach
afternoon acid evening, Miss Mira. Mc*
BRUCE PRESBYTERY
The Fall Meeting of the Bruce
Presbyter)' of The United Church will
be 'held in 1•Iarston, on Wednesday
Oct. 1st, 1930, 'at 0.30' a.m. The. Del-
egates will come •prepared to pass
overto the Secretary before 6 p.m.,
any question puzzling our people as
touching phases of our Church's pro-
gram and Work, During .the evening
session, time will be devoted ,to n r
open Porum when sueh, questions will
be ar '.'..gu ed gild answered by , Dr- T. A.
a
ow' will Il Moore and Dr. e�Cn
Friends of: Miss• Mary Cook, of
Paramount .have been congratulating
her on the high standing .she wo' in
the -judging competition at the C.N.E.
Toronto. Miss Cook was one of• 'the
:four girls chosen to represent Bruce
County 'i , this . competition:,. and in a
,field of 278 competitors selected from
all-•over•-the-pro.ince the -was ;award-'
ed-second-place-no=smai1-aceentpJtsh-'
menta We -join .with others in extend-
ing congratulations. •
DIED ATO ftONTO
The •
Bread., The; Bread
of Health : o f Healtb
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OUR MOTTO. IS QUALITY AND - SEA MS.' .
QUALITY PttODUC1e, iktoUstI.5 aAI'I,Sit'ACTION: OUR"QUAD•.
1TY;WHITF' .WHOLE WHEAT AND.RA1SIN, BREAD IS "A REAL.
FOOD. MADE, FROM 'rim HIGHEST CLASS, 'INGREDIENT'S.
. S P EC. I• A L'S,
BON' BOIJCHE :M:LtJ?FINS, 'It BERRY TARTS, F'RESI1 APPLE
PIE,' NUT SQUARES,' CREA 4 PUFVS; RLU`,l`TER''. MILK 'LOAF;
' TUITI •: FRUITI'"RAISIN SQUARES, JELLY 'ROLLS:.'
U • Y BAKER
OL'L�YMAN S -�I'.
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Phone 36 Lucknow
RICHARD VANSTONE K. C•: g.
DIET) AT WI'NGI3 AM.:
Following anillness of about three
weeks, Richard Vanstone, K. C:, died
at his home in Winghant on Satur-
day last. •Death was not. unexpected
as he had been'•critically ill and sten,.
dil .sinking for. two weeks Mr:
Vanstone had: a' shcrt period of gill
nesse in. July, but a'nmedi'al• examin-
ation 'at that..time'.revealed nothing
'serious, and he was soon back at;work
inl.,his office. August he Rent' on
a vacation to Southampton and while
there ' suffered a . stroke which left
pini in a very serious' condition.
• The funeral was. 'on Monday after-
,,,:noon, ser'vic'e being Held -in St. Paul's
Church, W ingham. •
Alexander Gordon. MacDonald, son
of. Mrs: MacDonald and the late An-
gus. MacDonald, third concession; west
Kinloss, died in Christie Street Hos-
pital, Toronto;' on Monday of this
•'wee He was 38 years of age.. -The
re were brought to the 'family
Kinloss, and the funeral was •
on Wednesday afternoon to Kinloss
Cemetery. '
The late' Mr. MacDonald was with
the Canadian'` army in -France during
the Great War, and . had ' not been in
good health since • his return; although
•at times able to work. He was ser-
iously i11 for , only a few days before
his death. He was twice married, and
leaves a, widow and 'one child.
RE SOUTH ;KINLOSS
_CEMETERY• CORPORATION •
WAR ama who will
Donild, ioloist of L
d 1 ' delivelr stirring sddreaeeu..T
'
• fools i i i U 1R' iitWi X11 i0litt n 40;04 tiro 11r6�! !a� ihl�
t t • ehol>r
id the **entrant SR
$ are a.
aril .. • .
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Following are the names of those
who contributed to 'the Endown'tent
Fund: • .
K. R. McKenzie, R. R. 5, Lucknow,
$1.00,0J; Norman 'McLeod, Chicago;
$100.OJ;' Estate of the late Alex N ach-
olson, $500.00; James Henderson, !or
-
onto, ;600.00; Margaret Murray Al-
geo, New York, $lo0.t10; 3iary, Knech-
tel, New•York 325.00; Adam ticQueen
R. R. 6, Lucknow, $10o.uv; •Mary Mc-
Queen, R. R. 6, Lucknow, $10.00;
Alex t:ollan, .R. R.11, 'Lucknow, ;100:;
Alex McKenzie, ftR:, 6, Lucknow,
$75.00; Margaret 'llenderson, iiu�on
Township, • 3100.00; Duncan Graham;
R. R. 5, Lucknow, 340.00:
The voluntary laboris not •a 'suc-
cess, so the'directors hired three men
to work by the day for a while: They
are making good improvement but
funds .will soon run out. Would those
who would lake to see the .cemetery
put in a fair state . send a centri ira-
taon to the Endowment Fund? The
money for the Endowment Fund can
not• be used by, the directors --only
the interest. Forty dollars will . pay
for the upkeep of one lot for all time,
and $60.00 for two Iota, Brothers and,:
sisters should contribute together and
pay the upkeep' on their parent's or
grandparent's' lot or. lots. By-laws
will be sent to . those contributing.
Alex Gollan, 'Sec.-Trers.-
The late .fr. Y anstone was b
Kincardine about 67 years ago.. Fol-
lowing a' public and high school, ed-
'ucation at' Kincardine he. 'attended
Toronto' Unyersity and graduated
from. 'Osgoode ;Hall. He was called to
the bar at the.'lage of• 21,'and had has
first ' law exterience in Kincardine.
being police magistrate' there: ' for
two years. Forty three •years.ago tae
opened :a law office at Win -ham.' As
a lawyer he commanded the confid-
ence of the.,• public, and was, widely,
known..thtoughouf Western. Ontario
as =a trustworthy 'adviser. •He was a
Liberal in politics and was a number
of time's mentioned `as a •possible can-
didate for parliamentary honors.
He:. was, a member of the High •
School Board, the Hospital Board, a
a director of the Western 1'oundary
Company and secretary of the A. F.
and A.. M. Lodge at Wingham.
Mr: Vanstone was married'. to a
daughter of the late Thomas Bell,
furniture manufacturer,. who with
two daughters survive. The daughters
are: Mrs. Dr. John STcEachern, • of
•Winnipeg, and Mrs. W. E. Levan of
Kapuskasing.
" MARRIED
amist
'FAMILY THEATRE
THURSDAY, F'Rl•DAY, SA I UKDAY
September 25=26-2.7 '' •` •
Special ,
Pola • Neyri,: In
"PASSION" `
And Comedy' ' . .. , ' •
ADM : -25c. & 20e
;Coming •
Milton Si'.'s, In•'
' "HIS CAPTIVE. WOMAN",
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The Rev. Dr. Mahood, who a , few
years ago conducted: evangelistic ser-
'Vices here, •will occupy the pulpit of
the Lucknow United Church for the
senext •S`un'day rriorni-- Dr(.
servicer',ff
Mahood, who ivis travelled extensive-
Iy . in 'connection with church work is
visitinghis early home near Ford-
with..
• The Lucknow -Presbyterian Church
was 'well filled Tuesday evening, when
the Rev. Mr. Goforth, gave an address
on mission work .in -China where, he
an$ his wife bare, been working 1i1
tereits of the c'h'urch•. tor' 40
"te411e % •.
Vii. Parties cone from Kinard IuO
Nolo dlld Winn tb' liesf Ott be
I t s% PiectorF:) n101'1r1il+al+l9 erVrf
, .. , w ••-. t • •
MARRIED AT. DETROIT
= Stanley-MacCorvie • e
Saturday evening, August 30th,
Miss Pearl MacCorvie, 'daughter of
Mrs. John M. Ellsworth, • of ., Detroit,
Mich., becanme the bride of Mr. Mous.
stop F. Stanley, son of .,airs. K. "P:
Stanley of Staunton, Virginia.. The
ceremony .was ._performed• at tho Lia..
softie; The bride wore eggshell sat,
in, fashioned oii princess lines, with
matching slippers and hate She also
wore a very beautiful string of pearls
a gift front a valued friend, and car-
ried 'a bouquet of pink bridal roses.
Afterthe ceremony dinner' 'res
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served
et0 a num-
ber
the
bride
shome
of intimate friends of, the con.
tracti
ng
parties, Mr. and
Mrs:
rs. St
anley
lei the fatIovitg Morning d n0 motor
left the lo1towilmo_ingon a 44otof
1l stake their hone t 127Z5 Wail
Mott » Q.t..„..7... .. :�
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'br1aith-At St. Ma-
san Manse, Toronto,
eptember 20th, by the
thewsPresbyte
on Saturday,
Rev.„ A. M./`Boyle, Muriel Kathleen
Galbraith, eldest daughter of ,Mr. and
Mrs. James. Galbraith; York, County,
to Mr. Evan AJlin of. Goderich. (Most
of. our readers w ill know that Mr. , :a 1-
lin is the youngest son of the
Mr. 4nd•Mts: Allitt of Lucknow.
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We ivoted be glad to tell you what
it would cost to'heat your home eith-
er by•,Hot Air or Hot Water.
• Wnm. Murdie & Son.
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PiJIILIC .SPEAKING CONTEST
The Annual Public Speaking Con-
test
on •test arranged by the Bruce County
Educational Association will be held.
in Paisley,..Toon Hall. 'Fridai , Oct.
24th, at 8 P.M.. ,
This contest is open to the *inners
of Rural School Fairs Contests and
to winners of Town and Village `Pub-
lic School•, Contests. In addition to
the five minute speech. which is us-
ually memorized, there will be irn-
proniptu speeches of two minutes
each, otr a stibje-t familiar tothe con-
testant. •
The First prize is an Elgin' Watch,
Second prize. Waterman Pyr and t
s'il Set, Third prize. rize. a Fountain Pen,
and each contestant will receive a
Pin or 'other suitable 'recognition..
ENGAGEMENT
Winter- ea
WANTED
at
Lucknow. Flour Mills
' W.E. Treleaven
Announcing
The Diamond Jubilee
Of Teeswater Fair:
SEPT. 3Q .& OCT 1
Splendid '.showing of 'dive stock.
Excellent display of farmproducts,
all reflecting the agricultural achiev-
ements
.. of the community.
Special . attractions will 'include
Horse' races, Hurdle jumping, Horse
shoe pitching, Ladies' hitching race,
Freak conveyance, contest, Baby show
Highland dancing etc.
Pipe. Bandy in attendance
--Cone• er-t.I and Dance in Town Hall
Plan to riteet your friends oji ,Oct.
1st at Teeswater. •
W. G. Moffat, Kenneth McKenzie,
Pres. " • Sec's'.
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• Mr. and . Mrs-. .1. McBurney of
Teeswater Min -mitre the .engagement
of their only daughter, Tltitza Isobel
to Gordon •Jaspar, son of Mr. ,and
'
.lr . : C.J. Dickisen of the Elora«goad
�r
,
Carriels1 Thee marriage will take place
3,tietly about the tiro of Oetobet, -
•
Norma Treleaven,
A.T.C.M,
Teacher of
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PIANO
•. an/d,�
1REl
riano.ClasVseslY and.
Individual lnistruction.
'Phone '123
DIED
At Walkerton on Saturday, Sept-
ember 20th, 19:10. John Steele aged 75
years. The funeral was on- Monday:
Sept. • 22nd, from • the residence of
Sir. and Mrs.. David Milne, Lucknow.
Interment •in •Kinloss Cemetery.. 'The
"deceased was a resident of, Lucknow.,
'before going to the Refuge at • Walk-
erton. + `
ASUF:IELD `CHVRCH NOTES
Blake's Anniversary°, neat 'Sunday,
Sept. 28th.•The special preacher for
the day will be the Rev. E. A. Shdtc . •
of Nile. Services afternoon at 3 u
clock. Evening at 7 ,o clack. Nally '
• tYay Service, October 5th.
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Our suits ,.are Tailored i tv
and Tailored to keep their shape.
• lent-ple Clarke. Merchant Tailor.
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HDLYROOD
dance; .fill be held an the Town.
A
ship , Hall Flolyrood, the evening of
Prid>ty, Datober 3rd --Good orchestra,
1.tincb pored, Everybody: Welcome.
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