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LUCIINQW; ONT., ,THURSI?AY SEPTEMBER 25th, 1950.
dial: W, ;11. CONNEIJ
„Physic's,' and Surgeon
Lucknow'
outs: L30-3.307-8
Phone 86
DENTIST j
Dr. 1f.. L. Treleaven;, • Lucknow-
9-42 A. M. :130-5. P. AL
Phone 53 .. X-ray
Will ha '•in Dungannon every" Thursday
PAPER—A. full line of 1930
. Wall taper on band. Prices consider
able down for 1930. I. am Also' agtlnt.
•fur 1eaitlg job houses. -1t . J. Camer-
on, •DeeoratorrPainter and Grainer,
Boz 171, Lucknow..
FOSSER • HOME WANTED-�on,
farm,' or . boy of twelve years.
Apply Rev. R. Perdue; Walkerton.
LOST—A brown Oxford shoe.
Finder . please leave at the Sentinel.
Office.
FOUND --A parcel cf ;women's
wear. O-wnerr May have• same' at. The.
Sentinel Office. -
Putcolorin your kitcb n with
U,tilac—the Four: Hour Enamel -90c
per pint,, — Wm: Murdie, & Son.::
• i.
FOR SALE
,......trageAs ch in Good con=
dil,ion. Apply to P.
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• LOCALAND GENERAL :t
Beat value'• : in, all • lines of good.,
shoes; at W, 1. Little's-Shoe Store.
LUCKNOW FALL FAIR
TO -DAY AND. TO -MORROW.
Since ; the Lucknow 'Fall Prize lists
were printed and -the posters distrib-
uted"
istrib-uted; the board bf directors have -ad-
ded a number of 'pecial Attract -lens'
to the. day's program. -These are 'an-,.
Mr., D. A. MacKenzie, of Windsor,
flounced . in smallbills which h ve
spending the week. with his• sisters, iib ted and 'col t'
�isape g been widely.distributed, , n
Mesdames'. Kt, and Allan MacLeod. of School School Drill Competition; ' Bs'by•.
Mrs: (Rev.) Hugh MacMillan, who ° Shaw; Tug-O'-War—four teams; Bob
'has' been with 'ginloss 'friends, ,the Stoddzrt, famous pole vaulter.
Special; Values in • Radio, , Cabinets
and Tables for. battery sets. E,lniptes
on display. Real clearout price, ,
T. W. SMITH; Central' Garage.
(18-10---c.)
HOUSE FOR SALE
Fame dwelling in . Lucknow-9
rooms, ..hard and soft water, wired
for hydro. Cheapfor quick sale..
Mrs. J. Meiiary, R. 7, Lucknow.
(25-9-p)
ammoomehumwr
FOR SALE—'Nwo Story -Concrete
Cement building, now odeupied as
restaurant. and _dwelling on Campbell
Street in the Village of Lucknow.
For particulars apply to.
M. A. Treleay.on Lucknow, ow, Ont.
(18-9—tf.) '
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yCLEARING AUCTION SALE
.of Farm, Stock
Geooge Caldwell will sell by
Public Auction, at
Lot 14, Con. 9, West Waerintah
(3M miles. North East of Dungannon)
MONDAY, OCTOBER 6th
.Commencing at 1.30 o'clock, sharp.
HORSES ' • •
Grey _ are, 4 yr.
M . old; Grey Horse,
3 yr. old; Grey Mare, 11 yr. old.
CATTLE ;
Black Cow, 2 yr. old, to freshen.
April • tat; -Holstein, Cow, . 7, yr. old,
to freshen April 15th; Hereford Cow,
9 yr. old, to freshen April 3rd; Part
Jersey,w, 10 yr. old,- to freshen
Nov. 10th; Roan Cow, 7 yr. old,, to
freshen Oct, 26th; • Red Cow, .10 ,yr.•
old, milking two -'months; Black -Hei-
fer, 3 yr. old, to freshen. March ist;
Black Heifer., .3 yr. old, to freshen
Jan. 1st':Steer, 2 yr. old; 2 ,Steers,
rising 2 •yrs. old;. 4 Heifers, rising
2 yrs. old, Steer,, 2 Heifers,1 yr. old;,
8 Spring & Summer Calves.
SHEEP- •` `
16 Ewes, 6 Oxford' Ewe Lambs;
• • Oxford Ram, 1, yr. old: .
PIGS .
3 brood Sows, to farrow Oct '3rd.
POULTRY
60 Young Hens; 75 Rock Pullets;
50 Rock Boosters; 1 Goose;, 1 Gander;
4 Young Geese, '
" Everything will tie dipsesed off as
proprietor' is leaving the farm:
TEgMg--AII .snits ei $10.00 and
under Cash. Over that amount 12
months credit will be given on: furn-
ishing approved bankable paper, or
5 ,per cent straight allowed for Cash.
George Cald+ivpll, T: Gundry & Son,
Proprietor Auctioneer.
(2 -1O --C.) .
P
ast few, Weeks has gone to 'Toronto. Talent. for the Concert Friday even=
See; our' new Fall Suitings :before ing 'in the Town Balt, has :also been
you ' buy your Fall Suit, • ..engaged. Mr :Cameron Geddes is al
Temple• Clarke, Merchant Tailor. Ways .popular .with a .L.reknowaid-
iee, and he will have with him' on
Mrs. W. J.' Taylor of Detroit,
is nc
anis occasion;. Mr. •Fred Emery, a
the guest this..week of Mr: and Mrs.'very successful comedian. This
eon
D. C. Taylor, eert will 'be followed by .a . dance. in I
Mr, Harold ,Burns leis gone to the Hall.
Kingston where hehas; entered at Baby Shows; are popular, and the
Queen's: University in the final year - directors have to thank Drs.; W J.
of the Art's Course: " and 'Hugh Stevenson of London for
Special Sale .of Ladies', enabling them •to`.put on this event
• . See • the They will; be the' judges in the baby
Missee and Children's Coats and dies-' t e e a also baby
Alfred E Busvrell's .Store on competition; :and..th_ y_ a ...,.P . •
sea' at. ing up the prizes -4 pretty "loving
Farr '.Day, Friday, Sept. 26th, .
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ceps.":'These may be seen in '.the win -
Just, received a shipment of . Club do'iv o - .'A. E, Buswell's :store.:
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Bags snd Suit Cases, :Suit .•Cases- Geo prizes' are offered .• in the
2.00; Club Bags,' $4.50, $6.50, $12.00. . Horse-shoe pitching ''Competition, and
$
W. J. Little's Shoe Store. the Moffat trophy will go to the
Members of the Women's Institute 'nets ' in the: Tug 0 War Teams • of
are asked .to "donate one pie and: home "3 ;men will -represent ,Township - of
load i'szly " t 'c bo i i w'r , s rz;h p- qfE ,, hf6]d;,
by . the Institute on Fall:Fair days — Iaae' of .Luck now and Tewin of Goder-
HAND BADLY MANGLED'
SINGLE COPIES 5- CENTS
Mr. Joseph' Colyer, for It 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
Caught between 'the • rollers and drawn
.in. Alf Ritchie ,who was "in the mill at.
the time threw off. the belt driving the
rollers ..and the hand was extracted:
Thg:YOngcrs • were 'almost. 'ground off;,
and' later bad to be amputated 'at • the?.
upper lthuckles,: Fortunately . the
thumb was not greatly damaged arid
wilt be saved. The back of the, hand'.
was badly lacerated, and Will regpire
skin -grafting. He was taken to. �V.iho
ham Hospital, where at Iatest ,reports
he was doing well.
Mr, : Colyer„ has followed flour mill-•
since he was a lad and had a thorough
knowledge, of the ;business. -
TOOK HIGH 'STANDING
,. ,IN.. JUDGING CONTEST
Friends of Miss • Mary Cook, , of
Paramount have been edngra"tulating
her the high'•. standing .she• -won in
the judging competition at the
Toronto. Mies -Cook; was one 'of' the
four girls chosen to represent Bruce
County, in this competition,'' and. in a
,'te?r�ci ty
all over the province she was ,awa:rd
ed second place -no, small accoriplish
ment. We join with others in extend-
ing
xtend
king •congratulations.
..._;._:...... - .: Sec'y. , ich ..
Mr. and Mr's. E - _ ..
Nott Miller'•had as This is', all in addition to the regu-
lar features of a' fall fair. As in past
their guests last week ; the latteisWears the Agricultyral .Hall will be
brother, ; Mr. C. C. Campbell' of Tor- . pen on the evening of the I first day
onto, also Mrs. Campbell andlittle of .the fait, and the Women's Insti-
d>lilghter; .'Caroline. tote have arranged .a 'concert pro -
Mr, and ' Mrs. F.: A. O'Brian of gram for that evening. This' visitors
Detroit spent last week calling on may enjoy. withertrt extra `charge.,
friends.' .in and, about Lucknow. They All that is wanted is a fine day to
were -guests of Mr. and Mrs.- Harold ;"raw a big crowd and score another
Allin. Mrs: O'Brian %vas ' formerly success.
Miss ° Rena Gordon. - We had almost forgotten to say
The law requires every horse-' thatall seats in the Town Hall•for
drawn vehicle .to be provided with a the 'concert Friday evening are re-
Lantern. In the .case of accident ' if served. Tickets are on sale• at .Mc -
the vehicle has not a Lantern, the .ICim'•s Drug Store. '
owner is liable for all damages. We -'—o-
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have the,. "Dietz::.Buggy Lantern"
The .Bread
.off Health: H:
OUR MOTTO, 1S'
QUALITY, '1'ItODUC1a• ivy
IrY WIt1TE, WHOLE.. W11
FOQls MADE: FROM TH
S.
The Bread, J . . of Health
AL. 1 AND 'SERVICE..
$tS bA'1'iSrACTION. OUR QUAL-
AND RAISIN BREAD IS A. REAL
HEST CLASS INGREDIENTS.
SP :E C I A.L'S .
BON BOUCHE, MUpFINS RASBERf1Y 'FARM'S,. 1 RESH APPLE,
:PIE, .i,; (I'1' SQUARES CREAM PUFFS,' BUTTER, MILK LOAF,
TUITI 1'RUITI, 'RAISI'N• SQUARES -JELLY ROLLS.
bNs
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LTViAS
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TY
Phone 36 .. Lucknow
RICHAIRI! VANSTON'E
DIED AT W'INGBAM
1'oltowing an. illness of about three
weeks, Richard Vanstone, K..1 C., died
at his ,hone. in Winghanr on Satur-
day Inst. Death . was not unexpected
as he had been critically ill and stea-
dily sinking '^ for two weeks Mr.
Vanstene had:ai short-periad-of.
ness in July, but a medical examin-
ation, at that tiiii.e ' revealed nothing -
serious; and he Was soon back at work
in his office; In August ,he 'trent on
a vacation to Southampton and -while
there suffered 'a stroke which .left,
him in•, a ;'very serious condition.
The funeral 'wason IMonda,y after-
noon;'se vi4T° iz,r gal girl .
,Church, "W ingliani:' "
-The •late- i -Vanstone-rw•as•'..born-at-
Kincard.ine.,•alrout 57 ,years ago Fol-
lowing a .public and higl;, schopl
oration at' Kincardine he • attended -
Toronto University and graduated.,
from: Osgoode Hall He Was called to
the bar at the ' age. Of. 21,. and had h:s
first law ' experience•'in Kincardine.
being police .magiistrate there. for
two years. Forty, three 'years ago l -e'
opened a law ofiiee at- Wingham. As.
a lawyer he -conirnanded the Confid-
ence idel
once ' of' the ; public and was y
known .throughout Western*.Ontario
MAFEKING -
.
Mr. Haryey . Andersoh went. to
Guelph Friday where he entered the
O.A.C. as..sa student. Mr. Aaiderson _ is,
to be congratulated on being 'so for-
tunate as to win the Massey Scholar-
ship ip of $100, which as advertised in
p. .
the Counfe-Papers -was-,-open to -Far-
mer's sons of the County who fulfill.
ed certain conditions, and passed
igh'est on an examination written
y them at . the office ofi the County
Representative at Clinton on Sept. IX We wish him .
continued success. .
,
Blake Church are holding Anniver.,
eery
services. next Sundjy. Sept. 28.
Nile will preach
Rev. Mr. Straw of
afternoon and evening. Miss Mira Me.
-, o`rtld sototat
of Lucknow Will. as.
-*1st the ehoi r in the afternoon sod a
m.ole Quartette tette ffatn.. Oudegiek vii:
los th,l1$ it trill WOW St $s itil'INONVI PIO
MARCELLIST
which '.meets all requirements. P ellist of. Kincar-
I • Wm. Murdie; & Son. Miss Bowman,a
dine will be at E. Johnston's' Barber
Friends, of Miss Helen:MacDonald Shop, Lucknow, each Wednesday . of-
ef town, who was taken to Goderich ternoon and evening_ commencing
Hospital Saturday of last .week; will October `1st, r
be,, pleased' to .know that she, is .im- o 0 0.
proving. Miss •MacDonald w,as con'- CHURCH •NOTES
fined • to. bed for .nearly a .month with •
flu, ,and took a turn for the worse on United Church Y. P. S.
Saturday. {The• Young People's meeting on
' Mr. W. P. Reed got word Wednes- Monday night was in charge of the
day morning that Dr. Mary Johnston Lookout Committee.' Following the
daughter of Mr. `Wm: Johnston, for- opening hynm 'and, prayer;• Clarence
merly of Ashfield had died that morn- Greer read the Scripture lesson. A
ingin a• Toronto Hospital. She had solo. by Miss Phyllis MacDonald, and
been practicing ►medicine ' in Hamil- - a reading by Miss Martha. MicCallurrr
ton and ,suffered' a .nervous breadown were %pleasing numbers. • A'j a. substi-
a week ago. The funeral will be on tute for 'the topic, .Mrs. R. 11. Thomp-
Friday from the family home at. Ex- son read an interesting and helpful
eter. • . • paper, "The business of being a Wo-
man." ;This was -followed by'a. piano'
• MARIII•ED AT KINCARDINE solo by Miss ' Jessie ;MacKenzie and
d
a short address by the Rev. R. W.
Decker -Tierney Craw. The , meeting was concluded
The marriage 'took place iia. , the with a hymn and by repeating the
United Church, Kincardine, at 12.30 Mizpah'Benediction.,,
o'clock, Wednesday afternoon of this . • .
week, the Rev., Mr. Jewett officiating, Presbyterian Guild '
of Mr. Win. Sidney Decker, of Luck- The Guild meeting Monday 'evening
now and, Miss 11l?ary Kathleen Tierney was opened by singing ,a hymn. The
of Kineardine.FolIowing the cere- Scripture- lesson was read by -Miss
mony .the wedding party anotored to Jean Grant, after which' the Lord's
Lucknow to enjoy'A wedding dinner Prayer was, repeated . in 'enisonl An
at the home of the groom's parents, /instrumental by Miss Mae McMahon.
Mr. and Mts. . Con. Decker. The young was.followed by a talk by Miss • Pearl
,
couple will Iniake their home in Kin- . Henderson. •A' spelling match was
carding. captained by Mr. Edwin Smith end
•—o-o-o---� • Miss Loraine Brabson,' the words to
Just arrived, 'our New Fall Stock he' spelled being taken from the Bible
`of suiting; lue Serge, Cheviots, Ir- Miss side won the contest.
ish Tweed, BGrey Serge and 'fancy Ther Zinging of a hymn by the meet -
Worsteds. Tem j le Clarke,. ing and prayer by 'Rev: C., H. MacDon-
M" ►chant Tailor. ald brought the. program •to a close. '
DIED AT , TORONTO; .
rider 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
week,. 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 shite his return, although
at times able to work. He was .ser-
iousry ill for only a, few days before
his death. He was twice -married, and
leaves a', widow and one child.
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RE' SOUTH KINI:OSS.
CEMETERY • CORPORATION •
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, . SATURDAY
September 25-26-27 '
Special
Pola'Negri, In .
"PASSION"
And Comedy
ADMISSION: -35c. & 20C..,
Coming.
Milton Silts, . In
"HIS' CAPTIVE "WOMAN"
Following, are the -names of . those'
who contributed to the; Endowment
Fund:
K. ft. McKenzie, R. R., .5, Lucknow,
$100.OJ; Nei:man: McLeod, Chicago,
4100.0.); Estate of.the. tate Alex Nich-
olson, $500.00; •James • Henderson, 1 or-
onto, $500.00; Margaret Murray Al--
geo, New York, 3160.00; 4ary ltnech-'
tel, New York $25.00; Adam .McQueen
,R. R. a, Lucknow, $10e.u,i; Mary ':Mc-
Queen,' R. R. 6, .I:urknow, .• 610•0.00;
Ales ,Gollan, R. R. 1-, Lucknow,- $100.;
.Alex McKenzie;. R. R. 6, . Lucknow,
$75.00; :Margaret •1'Iendersoi, huron
Township, $100.00; .Dungan ` Graham,
R. R. 5, Lucknow, -.$40.00. • .
.The voluntary labor is not a suc-
cess, so the directors hired •three nen
to work by the, day for while. They
are making good .improvement • Out
,funds will soon -run out. Would those
who would. like to see the • cemetery,
put in a fair state send' a contribu-
tion 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 lots. Brothers arid
sisters should contribute together and
pay the upkeep on their patent's or
g'randparent's 'lot or lots. Sy -laws
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BRUCE PRESBYTERY The • Rev. Dr. Mahood,. who a few
years ago conducted evangelistic ser-
The Fall meetingof the Bruce . vices here, will, occupy the pulpit of.
Presb er -of- The-United_Church w_i_1_I- .,the'-. Lucknow United Church for the
Yt y
be held .itis I-larriston, on • Wednesday service next Sunday morning. Dr
Oct. lst, 1930, at
„ 9.30' a.m. The Del- Mahood, who l'.i•s travelled extensive-^
.egates will come prepared to pass ly in connection with church work is
,Over to the Secretary before 6 ..p.nt., visiting his early home near Ford-
any question; Puzzling our people as with..
touching phases of our Church's •pro -
g g -
gram and work: Dating the evening The Leek -now Presbyterian' ,Church
session, timne will be devoted to an was well filled Tuesday evening, when.
, iv en such questions will the Rev. Mr. Goforth, gave an dress.
open ,Forum , questions
be argued ,,
Ir•
. arid. angtvereti. `by+ Dr. T. on in•ssi0l work in China wh e, he
DIoorii , and Drl• Wiyltu*itui who 'wilt .end' bis wife have been working . in
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d.. Vr it `ett ring addreSsei. Th, the interests, of the church frit 40
tits e1t a �' ._• ........_ , ,.from � ... ,
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...,. *0.10004.0 broth tort w.' Paitian come from KjineardIiiI
P...
1i141l� ,....i vii 4411 1 111 *1 halo '.. 1410sod Wtnsitl►. to iltolr tis
Will be sent to those contributing. •
Alex Gollan, Sec. -Tress.' , in Paisley 'Town. Hall, Friday, • OCt.
900, ,
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MARRIED AT DETROIT -
as -a trustworthy adviser. ,He was. a
Liberal in politics and was a number
of times mentioned as' a possible can-
didate for.parliamentary honors.
' Hewas a member of' the High
School Board, the • Hospital Board, a
a director of the Western Foundary
Company and secretary d 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 McEachern,
Winnipeg, And Mrs. W. E. Levan'. of
Kapuskasing: ;
„Winter—Wheat
WANTED
'at .. .
Lucknow' Flour *ills
W.E. T'releaven
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MA.RR1ED •'
Al1i•n-Galbraith—At St. MA -
thews' Presbyterian Manse. Toronto,
on, Saturday, gepteiitber 20th, .:by .the'.
Rev. A.. M.- Boyle,: Muriel Kathleen
Galbraith•, eldest, daughter •of Mr. and
Mrs. James Galbraith, .,York County,
to Mr: Evan •Alun of . Goderich.• (Most,
of our readers will know• that Mr. Al -
lin is the' youngest -son' of the ,late
Mr: 8nd Mrs., Alin of Lucknow.
Announcing ..
Tle Diamond Jubilee `
. • Oi'Teeswa►tel» F;ait
'SEPT. 30 .& OCT ,1
Splendid - Showing • of live stock.
Excellent' display' of farm products,
all refleiiting.'.the agriculturalachiev;o
ements,of the.. community. , •
Special attractions ,. will ' include .
Horse • races,. Hurdle jumping, Horse .
shoe , pitt:hing, Ladies' hitching race,
Fdreak conveyance contest,' Baby show
H4ghland, dancing etc. . -
Pipe Band in, attendance
Concert and -••Dance' in. Town Hall
Plea, to 'mee't your 'friends on. Oct.
lst at Teeswater.
W. G. Moffat,- Kenneth McKenzie,
• Pres Secy. -
Norma Treleaven,.
A.T.C.M.
Teacher of
PIANO
and
THEORY • .
• We would;be glad to tell you•,what
it -would Cost to&'heat your home eith-
er by Hot Air.. or Hot Water. .
Wm. Murdie & Son.
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PUDLIC srtAKING CONTEST ..
• Nano Classes and`.'
• Individual instruction'
'Phone 123
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The Animal Public .Speaking Con=
test arranged by the -Bruce County
Educational Association _wilt be held
.Stanley-MacCorvie
Saturday ' evening,: August ..30th,
"Miss . Pearl M'aeCorvie, :daughter of
'Mrs. Johln M. Ellsworth, of Detrpit,
Mich.,' became thepride of Mr. Hous.-
Ston F. Stanley,' son of Mrs. K. P.
Stanley of Staunton, •Virginia. The
ceremony was perforiiied al the'
soilage. The bride wore eggshell sat-
iii, fashioned on princess 'lines, with
Matching slippers and. hat. She also
wore a •very beautiful string of pears
a gift from a valued• friend, and car-
ried' a bouquet 'id pink' bridal. roses.
After the ceremony dinner .i• -as
served at the briide's' hoinie to a tiuni-
bei of intiinate friends of the Con. -
treating parties. Mr. and'Mrs; Stanley
leftthe
followi ; . Meriting o na nto6r
g
left the following motorhtg ori a metol
Will make their ' 1i0ine nt 4725 . Vvt►rli r
III Jt 0014101 $.atelsr}r.)
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li'lQiolrilila19111 �;,
24th, at 8 P.M, • •
This contest is open to, the winners
of Rural School Fairs Contests and
to ;winners of Town and p'il'lage Pub-
lie School Contests,, In , additioiii to
the five Minute• speech, • which is us
uaily memorized, there •will be lin,
promptu 'speeches t4 two minutes
each, on a subject familiar to the con
testailt, . �.
he+.irs.t prize is an Elgin Watch;
Second prize• aterman,Pen and Pen -
Cil Set, Third, prize. a. Fountain Pen,
and .each contestant., will receive a
Pin or other suitable recoe'nition.
se
DIED'
At Walkerton on Saturday, Sep}--
ember 2Oth,:,1930. John Steel, aged 75
years. The funeral was on Mondai,
Sept. 22nd, fro rn the resident,e of
Mr. and Mrs. David Milne, Lucknow.
Interment in Kinloss Cemetery. The
deceased was • a :resident of Lucknow,
before going to thg Refuge at Walk-
erton. •
ASHFIELD CHI,
'RCH NOTES
EN•GAGEMET
Mr. and ;Mrs. J. McBurney of
Teeswater announce the engagement
of their eir only daughter, Thirza Isobel '
only
ar,
sore
of.Mr. and
.on si ,.
to
�' oro P
Mrs. C.r. Dickison of the torn Road
Carrick, The marriage will take • place
11,1ittly about the frit o(.aote er,
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"Blake's AniiiversarY. next Sunday,.
Sept. 28th. The special preacher for ,
the day will be the Rev. E. A. Shea. '
fNice -Serviizes"-a-,ttertmon at
clock. 'Ev'ening at 7 o'clock. Italy a
Day service, October '5th.
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Our :suits are Tailored in Lucknow
and Tailored to keep their shape. '
Temple Clarke, Merchant 'tail'or.
HOLYROOD
Adance trill' be heid, in the 'Town.
ship Hall',- HolVed7id, the evening of ' •
orchestra,
Frldayft (Jlctobe�r 3rd Goan` o , p,
Lunch „revved, Everybody weledale.
(k.,ei6,
,S�e' Nita