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LUCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY, APRIL 8th.4 1920.
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o LOCAL AND GENERAL o
Mrs. Million is spending the week
with .friends in Goderich.
•e'Mrs. Iledlry spent- the Easter
with her daughters • in Brantford.
Miss .Winnifred Elliott is visiting
with friends in, Bayfield for the
week.
Miss Martha 'MacCalluii spent
the `recent holiday-- with friends in
- Clifford.
rs.:J. T. I,.yons •and her mother,
;rte
Punter.,, were in Harnilton over.,
he week -end'.;•
Miss Freda Scott,. of: Toronto, is.
a guest of her aunt,. Mrs. J. Button,
for the week.
T. Nixon and Misa 'Bor-
. Orillia, spent the week -end
• at his `hone here. •-'
Mr. W. J. Allin, of Chatham, vis-
ited his .parents, _ Mr. arid Mrs. Wm.
Allin during the Easter week.
Mr. Allan MacLeod is able to be
about again after being confined to
the house for several weeks with a
set 'ere cold.
s'1'. tl ELENS •
-- Tuesday, April 6. '
Miss McLaughlin ie .spending the
holidays at her. hp.e, in ' Winghaln.
Miss G. Ca►,i1ebc,1; of Lothian, is
spending ,the N': eek . " tit guest er •
Miss Frances; • Aru!ereon.
Mr. Roy :.lite lf�un .has secured a
good position near Chatham.
Misses Vii.' -1J. Rutherford, of "Fels.
gus, May, Cameron, ;I i1►•h' 1, Nn
Woods, of .Luckriow, Pee rl %V.:uster
Winnifred Woods are
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from their _schools for ti, v.a
Mr, and Mrs.' Rohe I;t •. of. •
-Holyrood, Mr.. and -Mrs: Ha%ry Me-..
Allister and Mr. and Mrs. John • l)cy-
hong
ttion.
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' $2.00 per bushel will be paid for,
good potatoes at N. Mackenzie's
•Grocery. Fridays, Saturdays. and
,
Monda y -s
Parties „desiring information about
the making; of income tax. returns
should not. fail to see. the govern-
ment representative at Lucknow �on
April 9th.
Mr. Richard Sillibs, of Brantford,
and Miss McMasters, pf, :Toronto,
.visited at the home of their, uncle,
• Mr. Joe. Nixon,• over. Easter Sun-
day.
.Rev. R. MacCallum was in Toron-
to this week as delegate :from the
Lucknow Public Library Board to a
meeting' of the Ontario .Library As-
sociation. '
,._A regrettable error occurred -in an •
advertisement of eggs for hatching
for gale by D. .Kennedy, Whitechurch
Instead of $11.50 per setting, the
price, of course, is $1.50.
• '•)ur delightful spring weather,
which seemed to be • marching
straight forward to summer, came
to a sudden end on Monday night
when quite a heavy snow storm set
in and we all had to return to win-
ter modes of life.
• Mr.' Richard McQuillin has bought
the frame residence on Ross Street
from Mr. J. Joynt, and will ' reside
there. Mr. Agar, who occupies part
of this residence will move to the
house which --he -recently bought from
Mr.`Jas. Boyle. •-
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A regular meting of the Wo•.
men's institute will be held. on Fri -
%VF 1)t)ING BELLS
Johnston -Todd
• A quiet marriage was solemnized_
at the South Kinloss manse, Wed-
nes,lay morning, E. A. Pollan
officiating, when I. h. ' MacLean
Johnston and Miss -P. :1: Todd, both
:popular young people of the 'village,
were united in marriage.. Th.?. young '
couple left by the afternoon' train
for a sliort. wedding trip..
Grilli'i--MaeMillan
St. :.1:ir�'s ( Chllri•h; Lucknow,
Tari 1+rot tily' 'dec•oratcd' with flowers
on Wednesday.. )porn; ng., of .:this. week
in le) 11+'el'' Of Tt•11('- ;Pip l'1•'.age there, at
u';cu'k.. of Mies. Margaret Lor -
ell, of .Wingha111, kind M.i and Mrs_ ctt.' ►lec.Millasn, daughter' of • Mr.•
r1 y1., lac 1IiII'an, Kinloss, to Mr.'
-(ilxa 'lIlil, • ..w -.Y. Ole. 4,
.1ohn °�Il�iI1Irl,
lather • Moran officiated in the prrs-
'eure. or a large number of invited
guests and •frienlls who attended to
witness the pretty 'and impressive
ceremony. The "bride was attended
I.y her sister, Miss Annie MacMillan,
'and Mr. Frank Griffin, a brother of
the groom, Was groomsinan.' Little
Miss .Murdoch, of Detroit; second
cousin . of t'he bride, • made a •very
pretty . flower girl who attracted
much attention.. 'The ceremony as a
whole .was 'one' of the prettiest and
most. elaborate marriage ceremonies
'ever . celebrated' • in Lucknow. After
th'e• cei'eniony at. the chum..h the wed-
ding party. drove.' to. Mr. MacMillan's •
fine . home • where a :pleasant after-
noon and eening was spent.
Geo. Mowbray, of Blueval;, nail
their families sPent-I a>t:;'"'CS'^'tIrt.s
at. Mr. Colin DleDanald's, rcicbra>t.in.;
the birthday of their mother, Mrs..
'.has. Durn.in, .and ,.o the fifth an-
niversary of, .Mr. 'writ .airs. McI)on-
•ald's marriage.
Alias Longman, who is teaching at
Windsor, spent a few days with'
Miss Fthel Anderson.
HOM- E FOR EASTER
.'Amnong the Eater visitors the fol-
lowing have been.. noticed'r, George.
and Fraser Paterson, from Toronto
and London respectively; Miss
Gladys • Rivers, Wingham; Miss
Dean Geddes, Oil Springs; Misses
Dorothy Douglas,. Mary Cannel, lfl'�aicl-
eline McMorran, from Toronto; Miss
Mabe] McClure and Miss Alma Al-
ton, Stratford .Normal, Mks, Ethel
Armstrong, London; Miss Bertha M-•Hughling Toronto; Mr. ugh Anderson
and A. E. Millson, from Hamilton;
Clair Agnew, Detroit; Steele Mac-
kenzie, Elmira; J. S. Newton,- Galt;
Miss Lillian Mitchell, Toronto; Miss
Abele Mitchell;•: Stratford; Miss
Frances Siadall, Toronto; Miss Mil-
dred Spence, Whitby; "hiss Eth'l;l
Howe, Windsor; Mrs. Dr. R. -M. Mc-
Lean, Welland;, Mr. and 1\r
):•.' 1-T:;-
vey Niacins,. of .Winghatn.
1l.UCKNOW BOY
PRO MOT.EU
The following article from the Del-
hi . newspaper . explains itself, and
will be read .with pleasure by Mr.
Moise' friends: ' -
Mr. W. H. ,:liaise, has been .promot-
ed to • manager of the Coatsworth
branch of the Molsons Bank'. For the
past couple. of ,years he has been ac-•
countant in the Delhi branch, and
being a good mixer has -!made. a large
circle of friends here who are sorry
to lose him. However, the move hi a
good one, for Mr. Moire .and he is to
be congratulated. Monday might
about thirty of his boy and grirl
friends gave a fi)wl dinner for hitiin at
day, April :-th., at 2430 o'clock. A the Stoddard House During the ev-
good program will be given. Topic, ening Mr. S. )Harding ably acted
"The Importance and .Meaning of ( as toastmaste and gave the local 'or-
id
r-id 'r,p mt
Bch -making ability.
of overlooked, • • and'
�'C hlnet+ a -ry t,t n, 1',y iit%c yr t -
hers. There will be a contest in
making button holes.-foSec'y.
Mr. J hn McKee, of, Woodstock,
was up for Easter to visit his sister,
Mrs. Fannie Anderson. Mr. McKee
is a real Lucknow old.boy, having
come to Lucknow when there were
only a dozen houses in the village.
He had the misfortune to lose •his
wife by death last May.
ators a spirem
.play their s
The girls were
they expressed deepest regret at los-
ing Mr. Moire, hu Were pleased to
know he had been prr moted.. • Appro-
priate . readings were• given. •solos
rendered and teal good stories told.
With such 'a good dinner as Mrs.
House served and the talent they
had there it was' indeed, a happy et
ening. tMr- Moise reported. in Coats: -
worth Wednesday.
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• CHURCH NEWS
Niethodi`f ('hutch: -The .pastor be-
ing absent on anniversary work, Rev.
1". O'Kell, B.A., of Ethel, will cotidiret
the services morning and evening./ '
The canvassers for the l'ean't
Thankoffering of the Lucknow -Pres-
byterian ,f'hurrh have. presented their
report ,which was received with very
.great satisfaction by the Board of
Managers and )he congregation. The
i allocation, or objective, for .thu cen-
gregation was $5.7O(r. T1�'�'
subscribed is over 'MONO
"over the top" by $3,300.00.
MOVING TO DR A ti TON
Mr. A. E. Mortis and family are
moving to 'Drayton this week, where
he has been appointed section fore-
man on the G.T.R. M r. Mortis, wh ►
saw ,service right through the war,
is rfortunate in securing this good
position, and friends of the family
will wish them prosperity in their
new home.- They. sold their resid-
ence here to Mr. Jake Miller, of .Kin;„
.lots, who will move into ,town.
AUCTION SALE
CATTLE
AT CAIN HOUSE STABLES
LUCKNOW
At two o'clock, on
Mit. JOYNT 1N DEBATE
We notice by the Toronto plapers
of Mar. 31 that among those taking
part•in the debate on -the Address, in
the Legislature, was Mr: John Joynt,
sof North Iluron. Mr. Joynt's speech
appears.. to have attracted a -good
deal of attention, and in the. news-
paper reports of the proceedings got
more than . the usual amount of
space aeeorded a "maiden speech." -
Mr. ,Joynt favored- consolidated
*schools for the country, and he op- •
po:-ed hydro railways, or. rather Mr.,
Beck's plan• -for financing radial rail
ways. '"He thought that owing to the
competition of the automobile 'and
'the auto truck the radial `railways •
would not be a•• success.
w-iti ••7rrpinions-elan-th•e- ra )ways -<*p- •_
pears to have met with the approval
of the government, and the Farm-.
errs Sun . devoted a half coliunn •of
front. nt page Space to a ' report of the
*speech.
In* this. connection Mr. Joynt has...a
couple of complimentary notes of
which he is proud. ..One is from
Premier Drury. and reads .as follows:
"Mr. Joynt: Accept my congratula-
tions . on one cif ..the fairest and ablest
speeches of the debate. •
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E. C. Drury.
The other "bouquet" is from Hon.
Manning- Doherty, and reads`: • "Mr.
Joynt: Congratulations on your ex-
cellent speech." . ,
Manning .Doherty •
SINGLE COPIES, 4 CENTS,
• WANTED -e --At, On-i.ario Hospital,
London, help for Laundry, Dining -
room and Kitchen. Uniform pro-
vided. Apply "Matron." 22-4-115
WILL ENFORCE THE LAWS
FOURTH CON., KINLOSS •
(Intended for last week.) At the regular meeting of the Vil-
On. )Monday evening, March 22, the
Kairshea Literary ,Society held •.^rlpr
rt•c•ular meeting -in- the 4th..school..I
The chief features of . the- el/ovine..
was 'a'• Mock Parliament, and Mr. It'11:
hod MacDougall, as sp!aker of the net'1 •+
House, galled upon Mr. Walter Mac-
keli, ie :who moved the passings 'of: a
1
bill in re toarthe lowering of the,
il ._ . 'i 1. :►lacklii il.:' took
talc, .
as his policy. •the plank of. the tJ.F.O.
platform. and carefully outlined • the
sante, )lis notion. was seconded by
Mr. ('arncs han ',who • vas • the third
speaker:„ The ()eposit'ron was lcd by
Mr. have• Carruthers who presented
argununts in favor of the, •Excising
Tariff law. lie was ably assisted by
Mr. Dick Martin. The • second bill
brought before the House .was in re
gard to ';Paylight Saving. The
members supporting the measure
were Mr. Ross MacMillan • and Mr.
Alex Sutherland. 'They' were oppos-
ed by Mr. Clarence MacMillan and
�ix._i .issell-MacD.ougalL The. vote
• of the Ilouse in regard to the. bills
#,►'ave •a;, majority to low tariff .and de-
feat-ed.:lite Daylight _Sav: ng measure.
M u Zlillan and McNay sup
Sat., April lOth
10 Fres. Cows with calf -at foo t.
12 Springers
i V Young Cattle ,
TERMS: Six months' credit with bask
Interest added.
Lut 1. a �.}u(!�i LO, J. I.bk‘ IS,
• \ __. •1 Pfope. - _ Alec.
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. HAND TAKEN OFF
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mount
being
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Council held _on the • evening of
:the Council unanimouslyor
itself in fav,of, the strict
of, the Ontario Tempera -
.'t t. I:z •th' connection 'the.
requests the citizens to ass-
them
ass-
t in l;:t in their • efforts by promptly
ijnforuling any member of the Board
ef. any _infringement of the law
w i i ick n:�ay come under their notice.
A spevial. officer has leen appoint -
'cd to look. after the enforcement of
the fo_ llowing by-laws:
To stop horses and cattle • from
runnng loose on the streets...
To stop fowl running at large.
To stop fast driving . on the
streets.
• To stop bicycle riding on the side -
Walks.
To insist that the stores be dos-
ed promptly at . the time asked for
in the petition signed 'by the mere
chants and embodied in the by law
passed le the council.
Any ,person- having any complaint.
will please •notify. Mr.. Bell (the ,en-
gineer at the waterworks). He
will inform the special officer and
t'!ttil'4. ate �
i►lied violin -music and the Quartette the complaint will be attended to
gait : eversl__nem hers. The Gazette promptly.
was rcacd. .by Clarence -MacMillan.
At .the _close u ,.:, he program a vot_
of thinks v.•as-tenderti-io one -TR -the
�''r.>t,ra►►► 'cern it:tcr, Clarc_nee Fraser,
/tvho was leaving for Saskatchewan
in the • morning, and all sang "For
ilea a !Lolly good fellow." -
.7 -Tuesday, April 6.
In spite of severe weather on Mon-
day.* April 5, the' Kairshea held its
eighth And final meeting of the sea-
son in •thti ,6th school, there 'being a
1a'fgc crowd !,resent. The program
avis quite varied -and of an entertain-
;rr�r •naturt : MacMillan Brothers,
w ith ;ss Martha Sutherlandas ac
equipanist, provided excellent violin
music, while bagpipe • music was sup-
pliedl liy-?11t. McLeod. Readings were
risen l►y. Florence Mael)iawmid. Loss
MacMillan, bean MacLeod, Lottie
Smith, 'Margaret MacKinnon. Will -
tele Chesnut and :flex.• Snrith • A
givartette of high School girls sang
white three of the public •school girls
cvo the •Rtot. Whitt; tend Blue.
c cry a.ppropr:ate . solo. "Spring" was.
rendered with tine expression by Mrs.
John t'arrutherS,' of- the -6th.. A _d;a-
logile "Pointing Egg " was given by
(;c►rclon Fraser, Agnes Lockhart hart anal
Rena Fraser'. The Vice President, in
the course .of s)ilie reinarkiv ''on • the
L.iterfry, suggested tliat the Soeiety
FOR 'SALE ---.Eggs for hatching
and day-old t hip ks, from bred -to -lay,
White Leghorns, slack Minorcas,
and Barred, Rocks, These hens laid
welr•throughout last. winter. Eggs,
$1.50 for betting of 15. Chicks,
$20.00•„perhundred for April and
May, $18.00 per hundred for June
and July. Delivery free.
Duncan Kennedy, -
- �•� ' Box -14 Whitechurch.
M:tIL CONTRACT.
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Sealed 'Tenders, Addressedx to '.the
Postmaster General, wilt be. received
at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the
7th day. of May, 1920, for the convey, -
aneees f 4is-•,D►tGajeety's Mages, ,,on •a
proposed contract, for four ! years,
Six 'times per week, over Lucknow
No. 2 Rural :Route for the Postmas-
ters General's pleasure.
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be seen and
blank forme of Tender may, be obt-
ained at the Post Offices of Lucknbw,
Whitechurch, Holyrood and Ripley,
and at the office of the Post.• Office
Inspector, London. ` ,
Chas. E. H Fisher,
Post _Office ;Inspector.
Post Office Inspector's Office,
London, 2Gth, . March, 1920. .
15-4540
DUNGANNON
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-Monday, April 5.
The stork visited at the home of
Mr. W; H. McClure . last Thursday
and left a baby boy.
Thos. Parks has rented the rooms
over the printing office for the pres-
ent and intends moving 'there shortly
'after his sale oh ,'April 9th.
Mrs. S. ;J.. Pentland : is now occupy-
ing the rooms above the store beside
the.Post Office. -•
1Ir. ~aied•- Mrs. S. B. Stothers and
Miss Jessie spent Good Friday at the
home of Thos. Stothers.
Miss Ella Stothers holidayed , at
Elora last week -end.
The funeral of the late 1ichard
Ryan, of- Clinton, was last Saturday.
Interment was made • in Dungannon
cemetery.
The Dance Club are a holding a
dance on Thursday of this week.
Goderich Five -piece Orchestra will
furnish music.'
FARMS CHANGE HANDS
The service in the Anglican church
on Good Friday was very -well at--
tended.
t--tended. Rev. D. D., • Douglas'' had
charge.
Mr. Harold Sproul left
day for Davidson, Sask.,
will join ,his brother.
The fgllow•ing are heinte for .Easter
holidays: Misses Jean Stothers atil
.McKeilzlL, Ethel Mc-
Kenzie, Laura Pentland, -Daisy Ryan
and Geo. ('ase and Bert Wiggins.
The cars 'are mut for the summer,
and the reads are getting, better .for
pleasure riders.. •
-Robert Davidson, of Goderich, for-
merly.. of the village, is coming back
to the •old farm just north of the, vil-
lat!c, •( having sold his residetice in
Goderich to Mr.. Meyers, of Ashfield.
We' understand Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Davidson .i'ho now live on the farm
i3friri' mtWiTrgr- to Goderich.
The anti y ---in farm ---•Seipp •-• sp
very marked this spring, still con-
t.iiiues. Two more sales of local- in
terest are 'reported this week. /Mr.
Alex. grazer '4th Con., Huron Town-
ship hag sold his fine 100 -acre•
farm to Wm .MacDonald of the 6th
('nn. Kinloss. Mr. Fraser rather
surprised :his friendsby selling • out
as he had one. of the most -coritfvrt
able hopers in Huron Township.
Mr. Frnscr, we .understand' wants a
:lga,r farm, and he states that, it is --
intentions to buy in Ontario.
Another sale is that by • Mr. Rob-
ert D: Webster, li%i miles West Of
Lucknow. ile sold' to Mr. . Da`v id
Strow.l. and has already bought an-
other farm near B'tucefiield. This
farm .consists cif- No. acres, and, no
doubt is a fine property, as the land
in• the vacinity of Brucefield is -hard
to beat. Mr. Webster will be mov-
ing about the second -vAt t' in May.
Ile still owns ('arrol farm on the 126
of W. \l'atwanosh.
From Thc WWinghani Tinit s we take
the following: .•
Mr. W„,• A. Miller met with a very
painful and serious accident while at
work in :11 r: A..1. Nicholl's 1 akery on
Sunday evening. Mr. Miller \As do-
ing his usual- csening wok and -•.in.
some manner 'his left hand ran a in
contact with the mixer• ' ith the re-
sult that Mr. Miller lost all of his
left hand4except the thumb. Fortun
ately air. Miller was able to release
himself from the machine and go to
s► deet is office. and was then taken
while di-KtipidIng for the -present,
hold' another meeting-. fin the summer
in the form of` a„picnic. This sugges-
tion was heartily applauded. • 7 he
-(la:atte, read by Russell MacDougall,
kept the *dience in ,a gale of, laugh-
ter. Some features Of the paper were
:i I'oeti '
contest., find neeerriengthy
Sale Rill of is t,,•Iah1i•s. \ft"e'r, sing-
ings ececet'all • Old Favorites.' ending
av:th.Auld Lang Sync, the meeting
+•bate with tho National Anthems.
T;.,• saddest note in: the. world is 'the
to the Hospital. for treatment- snug l ihlti Q1ges
last Thurs
where he
'PARAMOUNT '
Moncfiay: k-lril 5.
The,• Paramount. Sunday . Schoo! re-
010 101 on Faster Sunc'lav • with at very
en6ou1•ag-rcing attendance. • ►
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In spite of • the rather rough
weather on Monday, Stewart 1 Rob-
ertsun's sale drew a good e'rowd ands
everything sold ata gond price..
We are sorry to renott,thl serious
illness of M rs. iKetchahaw. • er
11 ;ln�'. friends hop'H
e that she will Soon
be well ?vain.'
M iss Annie Clarkson is home froth
Winghain for the Easter holic:ays.
N1,ss .Susie Gibson. is 'silo -Ming th
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EVERYBODY'S COLUMN o
MONEY TO 1 OAN on mortgages and
notes at reasonable rates. I'ire
Insurance, both stock and Mutual
Companies. . Conveyancing done
with neatness and despatch, -
Geo. A. Siddall, Broker' Lucknow.
Highest prices paid for all kinds of
raw furs. Special prices for plink
and foxes, also for horse hides and
sheep skins. Don't fail 4114 call •or
phone 140.
• - B. Blitstein.
Dry Goods Store.
DR.. PARKER, OSTEOPATH; at Cain, . •
House, Lucknow, every • Wednes
'day afternoon. All chronicdist;
eases - successfully treated. O'a-
teopathy removes the physical
causes of disease. Adiustment of
the ,spine is •:mare' quickly secured
and with fewer treatments by Os-
teopathy than by any other method
All kinds of hides wanted. Highest
Toronto prices. Also all kinds of live-
poultry,
ive-poultry, ho matter what size. Let me
know, , or tall by phone, No. 86, and 1
will call. ' Jake Libel,
The Excelsior Life Insurance Co,s.
high niterest earnings -6.81 per cent
- along with low death rate -54.3 per
cent- makes large profits to policy-
holders. Try a policy in this Co. in
1920.- W.P.Reid, Lucknow, Agt.
FOR SALE -Twenty good young
breeding ewes, supposed to•-be''with
lamb. Apply to Alex Ross, Luck-
nowe 11-3-tf.
FARMS FOR SALE
200 acres -Kinloss Township.. ,
76 acres -Ashfield Township.
And two good frame houses in Luck -
now. For particulars. Apply to.
18-$'-tf Geo. Siddall Lucknow.
CREAM WANTED
Best cashprices paid for cream at
Tom Smith's grocery Lucknow,
%Wednesdays and Saturdays.
D. A. Andrew.
5-2tf
FOR ALL MATTERS REGARDING
(> REENHILIJ CEMETERY refer
to D. Alton. Sexton.
FOR. SALE -Eight roomhouse, at •
St.Helens, ong acre ground and stab-
le. Apply to "Jas Gaunt R. '1 Luck-'
now: Phone, 41 on 64. • 25-3-t[.
r BELFAST •
1T • t•" •
-Tuesday, April 6:
Mr. Mike Alton is visiting with
relatives in this neighborhood.
Mrs. David Hackett and Mrs. Will
Lane visited. with Ripley friends
Friday.
• ,r. •
Miss Welsh and Miss Hackett are
spei fiti'ak the holidays at their res-
pective homes.
Quite a number of the farmers
here are busy. making maple syrup.
No wonder at three to four ..dollars
per gal. '
For Sale Choice grass or flax
farm 100 acres North half lot 6
Con. 12 West Div. Ashfield hart of
purchase money may remain in.
mortgage at 6 per cent.
R. H. Dignan
London
Lizzie. • Alton, of .Lucknow, is
speriiiittg '' fire-'�a�tcr. vara ion
her br rthers in this vicinity.
Roy ' Irwin is;, busy
for farmers at- Zion.
Sonia of the young
the .lessie Alexander
day evening .and re
treat.
AUCTION SALES
Thomas Strong, • Lot 6, Con. 11, E.
D., Ashfield, •will have an auction
sale ' of farm stock and implements
on April 15, commencing at 'one
o'clock. This is a big sale. See bills..
J, Purvig, Atte.
sawing wood
John Johnston, Lot 4, Con. 12, W.
D., Ashtiel&,- will have an. auction
sale •---of his tarns ' rifck"- a1rd imPles'- LL
ments 6n April 12, commencing at
one o'clock. R. McCharles, Auc.
folkattended
concert Thurs-
port it a rare
We art' sorry to report the serious
illness 'of . Miss Mary Alton. We
hope for a ' picdy recovery.
EGGS FOR HATCHING. -Bred-,
to -lay S.O. White Leghorns and Bar-
red Rocks. Foundation stock from
Thos. - Delemare, Stratford and O. A.
C., mated with birds frpm the pens
Of L. R. Guild, Rockwood. 6c per
egg at the farm. John Farrish,
R. 7, Lucknow. Phone Dungannon,
82 r 13. 6-5:
c►•eek with friends :at •('lir.t�tin• , Miss Fina Sherwood,' 4f Lucknow,
James )Reid, of Spruceeale, • is call- spent Sunday at her, home here.
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Bred -To -Lay- Barred Rock Eggs.
O. A. C.••strain, $1.25 per setting of
13: Also Indian Runner Duck eggs.
James •Kicklc'', R. 7. Lucknow. Phone
77-16. 22-4-p.
Car of feed corn to arrive shortly.'
Cheapest feed on the market today.
Parties wanting feed, hand orders to
Sec'y., J. Farrish, R., 7, •Luckno'k.
Phone `D`ungannon, 82 r 13.
Parcel of drygoods left in Luck -
now Hardware & Coal Co's. store oil
Dollar Day. Owner • will reeeiv
same •on proving property and pay-
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ay-ing for this ad. 8-4-p.
On and after .April 12. 1920. hair
cuts in 1 ueknow will he
T. Watson, G. Huston.
1 have installed in my shop an or-
ygen-ecetyline welding plant and am'
prepared to weld steel', maleable, a,nd .
cast irhn.. Perfect work can be dope
'in ally of these metals. A callat the
shop will - convienee your of this. •
8-4-p G. Ostrander:
Car Baric Slag Fertelizer. to arrive
shortly. Parties wanting fertilizer
phone Ackert BM., Holyrood.
8-4-p.
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