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LUCKNOW, .ONT., THURSDAY, APRIL 29th., 1920.
S NIS G. E COPIES. 4 CENTS.
Lucknow Flour
Mils
ALL RESTRICTIONS IIAVfl
BEEN REMOVED FROM GRIST-
1N(:. IT IS NOW POSSIBLE FOR
FARMERS . To cRisT THEIR
µ'HEAT AS .1N. -PRRE-WAR 'TIMES.
IN THIS WAY. THE FARMER
S1��C1!li1•��: RR 1.N . ANI) SHORTS
CORRESPONDING TO THE A-
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Have- you bought your overalls
suit yet?
Mrs. Temple Clark and son, Doug-
las,. are visiting at her former home.
Heavy rains have brought seeding
operations almost to a standstill. -
t� Folk are talking 'of a rather
backward spring, but its nearly al -
.ways so in April.
Moving picture show in the Town
. Hall, I-.►.t..l,.nn t, '.atotda c
b r,• t}mt:;
week.
MOUNT
IT WILL PAY
REVIVE `THIS METHOD OF
CHANGE.
OF WHEAT GRISTED. 'return? It ought to be done before
THE FARMER TO April 30..
Have you made your income tax
EX- We are sorry to -report that Dr.
Gordon, ' who has not enjoyed good
.health for some time, had a bad
turn this week.
Mrs. R. E. Brown, of Winnipeg, is
the .guest of her sisters, Mrs—,red
MacDc,itald and MZra. Jaz, k'orstc r, of
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t.l►is % ieinit'p.
Rev. R. MacCallum and Mi . R. D.
Cameron attended the annual meet-
ing of ;the Synod- of'Ham ilton 'and
London this week. The meeting was
held in Alexandra Church; Brantford.
The annual ' trip of the Steamer
Greyhound is being planned. It is
expected to leave Detroit on June
14th, and leave Goderic•h on the first
trip south Tuesday, Jurie the 15th,
and Friday, 19th, on the last,trip.
As usual the' excursionists from this
part will be given a (lay and a half
in Detroit.
W. E. 't'REI EAVEN.
ADA .MacKAY'
Teacher of Piano
Pupils prepared for examina-
tion.—Phone. 46 r. 12, Huron
Mutual. 6-5-100
ST. HELENS .
Misses Mary 'and Elizabeth Salk-
eld, of Goderich, were week -end vis-
itors with Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Gor-
don.
Miss Nina Woods was home from
•Lucknow over Sunday.
A little daughter arrved at the
° home of Mr. and Mrs. .Chester Tay-
lor last week.
Mr. Tom Salkeld, of Lucknow,
spent Sunday with his -aunt, Mrs. R.
K. Miller.
Mrs. Marvin McDowell and child -
'ren, of Westfield, visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark, for a few days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thonms and fam-
ily were Sunday visitors at Mr. Carn-
e ron's in Ashfield.'
The stork Left a son at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Will Humphrey on
April 15th..-
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BELFAST
Miss Currie, of Wingham, is visit-
ing' with her cousin, Miss Violet
T%% amley..
and Mss. ,Joseph Hackett- are
visiting friends in Toronto and Bram-
pton this week.
Miss Lily Alton,-of_Lucknow, s ent
e •ee -enwi er ►!others here.
Mi' James Agar and Thos. Henry
have been busy dragging the -road
from Lucknow to the Nile the past
week.;
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CHURCH NEWS .
Methodist Church.- On Sunday
morning there will be the . usual
quarterly religious service, Fellow-
ship meeting, reception of new mem-
bers and Sacramental service. All
the members of the church are re-
quested- to be_ present at this service.
The pastor will preach in the ,evert.
ing.
On Tuesday evening the last reg-
ular official meeting of the Church
Board for this conference year will,
be held.
Presbyterian Church.— _
Services next Lord's Day at 11 a.
m. and 7 p.m. Morning subject, "The
Springtime of the Soul." Evening
subject, "In- Search of . Bride.' All
are invited .to these services.
Anniversary services will be held
ire the Presbyterian Church on the
9th; of May, when Rev. G. M. Dunn,
B.A., of Royce Avenue Presbyterian
Church; Toronto, will preach morn-
ing and evening.
T() MR. BOOSTER
I JIUI,'t 1:1101;ti'Who -$.. • 4 . .', - ii firee
you are, or where you came from,
where you have gone to, but I belie
Mr. Booster, you are some rooster.
have read .your epistle to the bache
ors and also to the ladies and I se
plainly that• you have given this ma
ter serious consideration, and 1 sup
pose .the reason that you have disap
1►rarcd is that you thought that whi.
there are as many as ten getl,in
warricd in' one week in the vieinit
of this fair burg of ours, that it ova
time that you were easing up a bi
1 have studied your advice, I hav
considered your suggestions, , I hav
meditated on your reflections and
must confess that at -times I had
hard tussel to keep my funny bone
from laughing up my sleeve, so there
fore, to all whom it 'may concern, o
pertaining to, and concerning the le
duudant terminology, supertluou
nomenclature, excessive wor.Iines
and aI�um►daut tautology of Ince
'equity, courtship, jurisprudence, •hyp
notic influences or mashing science,
be it stated, affirmed and declared
that the purpose,.aim, intent, design,
end, effect and consequence thereof,
therefrom, therein, and- thereon, is
completely, entirely, totally ancrper-
fcctly, to befuddle, puzzle, bewilder,
confuse, nomiplus and mystify the
ladies' and bachelors' interest, under-
standing, reason and mind.
You suggest having B— Wim, our
town constable, - round up all the
bachelors (I • suppose to see if they
will hump), - a good idea. But wh..t
is this U.F.Q. you speak of? Does
it 'stand for Uncles,. Fathers and Or-
phans ? Or I suppose it might stand
for United Fighting Organization. If
it's the latter, you are not fair but
misleading instead, because I know
several myself who are united and
happy and have been married for
weeks.
Now, Mr. Booster, marriage. is a
lottery, but different to putting • a
ring around a duck's neck, in this
case you keep the prize. But still in
all, I believe as you do that all should
marry, .and the- longer you batch the
worse you are, and you know it, Mr.
Bachelor. As for you, Miss Hopeful,
this is kap year, get busy; and by
the way, who chased that bachelor' of
the boundary; taking up a position
nearer the reserve, on the lake shore?
But my, - oh me! don't tackle the'
shore. Vinmy Ridge was easy to take
,n comparison to that line up of Mat-
rimonial Guards. Better try towards
Lang -side or St. Helens, ladies. ' ,1-Iats
off to -the fraternal sdciety that invit-
ed all us ladies, and ladies only, to?
their 'at home' recently. It was pu•t-
WEDDING BELLS
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or A quiet home wedding was solem-
v•,,, nized at the home of -Mrs. James
I Irwin, of town, on Wednesday morn-
ing of this week at 11 -ams.; whet+ her
I- eldest daughter; Margaret E., be-
e came the bride of Mr. Kenneth O.
t- Agnew, of near Milton. Rev. R. F.
_ Irwin officiated in the presence of
only a few relatives and intimate
mr friends of the bride and- groom. ,The
ii,.„°;;ride -'looked extremely .handsc rne-.`in
a suit of navy tricotine and she car-
ried a bouquet of roses and maiden
hair fern. The wedding march was
played by Miss Pearl Irwin, sister of
the bride. After the enjoymgnt of a
nice wedding dinner and a pleasant
hour in the home, the young -couple -
left by the afternoon train for- Lon-
don. They will make their home on
the groom's farm near Milton.. Quite
a large 'number of friends were at
the station to see Mr. and Mrs. Ag-
new off with the usual applications'
of 'confetti, and to wi :h them- bon
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EIGHTH CON., K I N LOSS
—Monday, Apr. 26.
Mr. Geo. Johnston is visiting at
W. R. Johnston's.
Mrs. Baker and Miss Margaret
visited at M. McPherson's Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hodgins
visited at J. S. Culbert's on Sunday
last. .
Quite a number from here attend-
ed service in Huron Church, Ripley,.
on Sunday afternoon where Rev. Mr.
McLean addressed the Odd Fellows.
The .service was a -very impressive
one. .::r!il the chair rendered approp-
riat • music for the occasion.
Mr. ::nd Mrs. Finlayson, 4th Con., -
,visited the latter's father, Mr. Geo.
Harris, on Sunday. • -
Rev, and Mrs. J. L. Foster called
on Eighth Con. friends last .week.
The spring returns with pleasures
• full,
The .days are warm and bright;
The- farmer ploughs, and on the
whole,
Is pleased, though tired, at night.
The robin carols to his mate.
` The world is all” astir. .
The cars again the roadways line,
-And calling is the order.
But when you -get caught in a_s -rower
And your boat' to go refuses,
Just hasten to a dryings spot, • -►
And try the various uses. -I
Hot applications, . water. irons or
' brick,
Then- if its power it loses,
r'• all. ... Y A te.s.tQm_w.it n
Or perhaps just by -a -trick.1
ri
But if still stubborn it remains
And you give up. in despair,
Hitch. on a team and take it for, a
ride;
And lo!
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FOR SALE.—Two-seated covered
carriage, newly painted and in first
class repair—suitable for taking the
family to church
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Phone No. 10 is at Your Service
We Sell for Cash-- we Sell Cheaper Thai The Credit Stores
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JUST ARRIVED) A CARLOAD OF CLEVELAND
COILED WiRE.
WE HAVE A SPECIAL IN A HOG FENCE, 8
WIRES. 31 INCHES HIGH WITH STAYS 1612 INCHES
APART, ALL NO. 9 WIRE, FOR ONI4Y' 60c I'ER ROD.
- THIS IS A. SPECIAL VALUE.
WE HAVE POULTRY FENCE WHICH IS WHAT
1YU ,NEE,D. O! FENCE IS 4 FT. HIGH, Dl WiRES,
WITH UPRIGHTS 6 INCHES APART. WE HAVE AN;
OTHER 5 FT. 1i1( 1!, 20 WIRES WITH STAYS 6 IN.
APART AT A SPECIAL PRICE OF 95c PER ROT).
WE HAVE A FULL STOC ' OF SHERWIN WIL-
LIAMS I'AiNTS -ANI) VARN1. , A PAiNT AND A,
VARNISH TO, SUiT EVERY REQ TIREMENT.
WE HAVE FRESH CEMENT ON HAND.
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The Lucknow Hardware & Coal Co.
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
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right.. One member said that a lady
is something between a flower and
an angel, (a thistle, says a voice).
Ile was sent. home. 'One guest re-
turned the compliment by saying that
every man is a volume il'you 'know
how to- read him.
Now, Ir. Booster, I feelpoetry
coning on mi. so lam, going to recite.
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ivcs of married men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime
nd, departing, leave behind u's
`A widoL- and a group of nine.
widow that perhaps another., '
Sailing o'er life's solemn main,(11
forlorn and rejected lower •
Seeing might take heart again.
Lon;erfelluw.
TOO MUCH FOR HF.R
The toveralls movement, like all
other sensational movements, has its
comical incidents. The story is told.
of a Brantford family in which the
husband and father of a fashionable'
wife- and daughter was affected -by
the "bug.” ' He •wished -to go the lint-
it and Wear his overalls to church.
The ladies .preceded him_to the place
of worship, not knowing his inten-
tion. I Shortly after the sbrvice be-
gan he slipped into the famrtily pew
unobserved. Presently the daughter
noticed her father and 'realizing how
he had outraged all„the laws of fash-
ion and taste she fainted them and
• then. She had to be ,taken home in
a taxi, whirl:; would reduce Dad's
saving in clothes' to the vanishing
point.
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Full hint. Ne%% -st 'Shapes and
'1'i intntings:
in M:s:.1ru>tstrnne'teol 1
Stand.
MRS. E. AITCHISON.
DIVISION COURT AT KINCAR
DINE
• (From The Review)
Judge Grieg held court here last
Thursday. There were several case
(on - the docket, a few of which wer
.adjourned till next sitting. A cas
of .much interest- was that of Bruc
vs. Richards, in which Dr. E. E
Bruce,. dentist, sought, payment, fo
professional services rendered Rich
I ard's dare. •!►ter. The case was -th
•lni tion ase . Jai the -reerint 41ertt-'l •i n r'
tion or survey held at the Public
School,a duty which. the Ontari
Dental Society, in conjunction wit
the Ontario Educational Department
for the furtherance of Child Welfare
in the Province, agreed to perform
free of charge. Dr. Bruce was asked
if he would look after the inspection
in this section, to which he .replied
in the affirmative, and produced in
Court the et,pies of letters which
passed between himself and the De-
partment. On the inspection being
made eat -9 i pulpit was giver, the find-
ings as placed •in the blank fours
f'lti•nislmed b? the Department, to
take home' to his or her parents, and
here the work of the dentist ceased,
without remuneration of any kind.
The parents were at liberty to ac-
cept or reject. .the inspection, orper-
formedcould go and have the dentistry per-
foed 'wherever they saw fit. In
Miss Richard's case, however, ac-
cording ' to her own evidence, it
-seemed different, she swearkng that
she understood the • Government
paid for it, all, and that Dr. truce
gave it out in her room` in school
that the inspection sheet be present-
ed at his office where the work was
to be done. ' Mr. Richards also swore
that he 'had not: authorized the work
nor was he aware of it being done
until his daughter was about to•.ans-
wer the second appointment at Dr.
Bruce's office. It came out in the
evidence that Dr. Bruce was a mem-
ber of the Board of Educatipn, who
had by motion authorized •(at the -re
quest of the Department) dental in-
spection in the school. • • The Judge
in summing up the case thought that
Pr: Bruce erred in accepting the
work of inspection when he -sat on.
the Board of Education. It looked
like a case .of drawing grist to his
own. mill, which was contrary tct the
law, and therefore only allowed the
plaintiff judgment for half his ac-
count. Richards was saddled with
the Court costs, as well as that of
counsel fees. This amount along
weith $6.25, and the loss of time will
amount to.. a• coin which should
make a wise man keep out of court.
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MONEY TO LOAN on mortgages and
notes at . reasonable, nates. 1•. mre
Insurance, both stock and Mutual
Companies. ConveYancing domie
with neatness and despatch. --
Geo. A. Siddall, Broker, I ,uckn„w. .
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THt, ,:,f'A i:ifEQ.-t,r:4'f:F OFATII, a
Ill►►.m,_,, Loelfl►►'v, every. \Ve41r).:•-
- day afternoon. All chronic dis•
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eases successfully . • treated. Os- r.+
teopathy removes • the physical
causes of disease. Adjustment of
the spine is more 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, nb matter 'what size. Let me
know, or call by phone, No. 86, and I
will call. Jake Libel.
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 cash prices paid for cream at
Toni Smith's grocery Lucknow,
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
D. A. Andrew.
5-2tf
FOR ALL MATTERS REGARDING
GREENHILL CEMETERY refer
to D. Alton. Sexton.
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 from 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. -
FOR SALE—.Eggs for hatching
and day-old chicks, from bred -to -lay,
White Leghorns, Black Minorcan,
and Barred Rocks. These hens laid
well throughout last winter. Eggs,
$1.50 for setting of '15. Chicks,
$20.00 per hundred for April and
May, $18.00 per hundred for June
and July. Delivery free.
Duncan Kennedy,
Box 12, Whitechurch.
FOR SALE—Good frame dwelling,
2 -"story, 28x36 ft. A lot of good build-
ing material in this house.
29-4-p. Richard Baker, Holyrood.
Behold! Your one time
Is now- your joy and pride.
With 'power restored, the engine
throbs.
-You now can sit and -ride;
And all the, ways you tried and tried
Now seen but little jobs.
Dear Friends, take my advice:
'Tis better to be wise,
And keep your Ford when it is wet
Where it is dry inside.
'Tis often true- though sad to say.
And to you the like might some-
time happen,
But if it should. just keep in view
"Car Cures" for rainy days.
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PARAMOUNT:
—Tuesday, Apr.' 27.
' Miss Margaret C4arkson is home
from Detroit for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs.. Ketchahaw have the
sympathy of a large circle of friends
in the loss of their infant son which
died on Friday of last week. Mrs.
Ketrhabaw, who was critically ill .1
ct►uple of weeks ago, is recovering.
',Quite a number fro'it our burg
wended their way to Lochalsh on
Friday .evening last to be at the
presentation to our ma', courier.
Jack is a 'Paramount boy, and like
many anothr, who had his. early
home here has proved himself,worthy
of the- trust and confidence placers in
Nurse TerritT Iis relieving Nurse
Cottle at Mr. Ketchahaw•'s .this 'week.
Mrs. , Me('orvie and daughter,
Pearl, called on �'ara►ndiant friends
last week before leaving .for their'
new home in London,
Miss Mabel MacDonald was a vis-
itor last week at Jas.! MacDonald'a.
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DON'T WAiT UNTIL THE
CURRENT IS HERE. IT CAN
NOT BE ALL ATTENDED TO
AT ONCE. PARTIES WISH-.
ANG THEIR !'REMISES WIR-
ED CAN . HAVE IT PROMPT-
LY AND EFFICIENTLY
DONE BY APPLYING TO
G. DRINKWALTER
Plumber K. Tinsmith
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NOTiCE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given, pursuant
to section 56, chapter 121, of the Re-
vised Statutes of Ontario.- that all
persons having claims against the
estate of William R. MacDonald, de-
ceased, who died on_ 'or about the
sixth day of February, 1920, at the
Village of Lucknow, in the county
of Byre, in the province of Ontario,
are i4quired to send .by post eprepaid
or to deliver -to the 'undersigned ex-
•ecutors, Lucknow, Ont.. on or before
the 27th. day of May, 1920, their
names and addresses, with full par-
ticulars oftheir claims in writing
,and the nature of the securities (if
any) held by them, duly verified by.
a' I statutary declaration.
athd further take- notice that after
the Laid 27th. day of May, 1920, the
assets. ,of the said; estate will be dis-
tributed by the executors among' the
parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the claims of which
they shallthen have notice, and the
estate will not 'be liable for any
claims not filed, at the time of the
.said distribution. .
Dated at Lucknow this, 29th. day
of April, A.D., 1920. '
David H. MacDonald.
lora MacDonald,
•, Executers.
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Notice
The Sanitary' inrp6ctor will make
his round of the village about May
10. All spring cleaning of back yards
and closets should be� completed by
that date, •
Dr. Spence, M.A.O.
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A few settings of Bred -to -Lal
sa e. '"7 Tj ppiy`"__—
to W, G. McMllatt,- Zttelcttaw.
FOR SALE—Purebred Barred Rock
eggs. For price and particulars ap-
ply to Wm. Rivers, Blacksmith.
29-4-p. .
Bred -to -Lay Barred Rock Eggs for
sale. At my residence, Lucknow.
29-4-p. 'William Irwin.
Horse and Buggy For Sale. -Ap-
ply to Geo. -A. Siddall. 29-4-d.
LOST—Between Lucknow and the
6th. Con., Kinloss, on April 7th, a
man's felt hat, black. Finder kindly
report to Dan McKinnon, 6th. Cott.,
Kinloss. 29-4-35.,
AUCTION SALE .OF VILLAGE
Property, . Lot 317, corner Victoria
and Hamilton streets. On the prop-
erty there is a comfortable dwelling_ „t
and good stable. This property will
be offered for sale by public auction,
at the property, on Saturday, May 1.
1920, at 4 o'clock, p.m., subject to re-
serve bid. Terms cash. Ben Hughes,
Executor, Estate of the late Richard
Hughes. 29.-5. --
STAMITN6 FIELD ('WW COMPE-
TITION
Lucknow Agricultural Society
Entries w ill he received by tl1e un-.
dersigned up to Saturday, May 22nd.,
in the tanding Field Crop Competi-
tion conducted by the -Lucknow Ag-
ricultural Society.
The varieties of grain in the com-
petition will be Oatsl and Barley.:
For further information apply to
6.5-c Joseph' Agnew, See.
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BORN
Wharton. -At Fest Toronto. on
April \ 20, .1920, to Mr. and Mra. F. J.
Wharton, a son. (Mrs. Wharton
was formerly 'Mise Alice Whiles, of
Lucknow.)
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