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:FORDS for 'SPRING
1n ostr eatie. op�8e, think; they are knockouts and- priced,'
suit every , purse.
tar 'range includes several new
RICHMOND Lines„ priced at
snappy linesat.
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Priced at
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DIES'' 11.1T: DETROIT ' .,
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Dr. Frank' Hackett of Detroit,'son
on
of Dr. and .Mrs Will Hackett of that
city and nephew of;, James R. Hack-
ett of 'Asti ield, passed away on Tues
dap. He. was ;about,,'thirty-five years
of ' age.- • His ;illness became'. critical
t!aore' than "a month ' ago, ' w hen ,. his'
death was looked for at the: time;
Since 'then •he had put up a: remark
:able 'Sght against las 'illness, `which
vvaa caused by high 'hloed ;pressure;
kidney; trouble and' "resultant compli-
catioris; ;Word Which was'received
recently was•:'to'the ,,ef ect;'thaat the
.• end'co id not` be: far•distant ,,aiid was
n
followed shortly by:, the sad word
• ef:;hisl untimely, death, which'•leaves
bereaved his , parents and ' young
evife
.
SALE •
ONE CENTS Thursday;
Ptiday and : Saturday at McK•IM'S
DRt1G:, STORE.-
en'
TOREr.
en:,
ora
-SWEATER TIME
BUT' ITS NO
PROBLEM
'WHEN ' YOU HAVE • THE
"BOYS'; 'AND MEN'S WEAR
STORK TO' VISIT '
GOLF',IIOSE aitd SWEATERS
'ARE MADE FOR WEAR
AND TEAR (3F" BOYS'
SPORTS 'ANti 'GAMES.
AMES.
OUTFI 10t It BOYS ' FOit
SMARTNESS AN1.
•
D'IfiRAf3ILITY
wed1
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,ixtit
NOW ' ONTARIO.
•
,Card e of Thanks
The brother,s, and d sisters of the
late Sarah Cameron, -desire to' ex-
press, their sincere thanks to friend'
and neighbors for;'their kindness and
expressions' of sympathy during their
recent bereavement. .
Smith, ,Family
I eft On Tuesday
'Departing
: Cordite ''1'resen d $y Clti
•
zees Of Lizcknorr ::and. Vicinityo
• y
'and
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- Mr• and' Mrs. 'R. E. S'in'
mDo a
n ld.
and' ' Arthur ' •bade ' farewell tothe
villFgeon,24'.1', aesdny •nd.:, set lout late
that .afternoon •;fpr their new:':home
t
in :Prescott, a' move{ necessitated by ::
Smith's appointment to the Bank.
o <, U
ntrea1 s
taff `.there:
•Prominent in the ' . bu i b u sin
ess -and
,social life of the village for the •past.
seven years,: it was:<withr'•genuine
,regret that this 'transfer took , place.
An 'expression of the. respect :of eitit'
zens ' of 'the village and 'ydistriet' wa's
evidenced in. -an , informal, presents-
tion ,to: the Smiths, ' shortly "'•before`
their.. departure; when a. !�, oup , of
citiiens,gathered in. the .,Office . of 1VIr:
G. H Smith,
to where• they, •sum
moned Mr: and ,Mrs.,(Smith, and pre
seated . thein, with 'a fear=hundred •day,
clock-and a purae,'of -money.
The. following address' was read`,
Tb T: n., J.•''G. Anderson, to which w,ar
afii'aded a ' long, ° list of.. names' '' of -
those who, had contributed . toward
the eaopression . of esteem and,' best
Wishes
Dear Friends
-4e-r-the` undersigned `,:,citizens of
Lucknow and vicinity -'dee l .re regret;
Vicinity,' deeply g
that ' you are ,about, to. removye ' to
another oche
r field of activity. If we had
any 'say` in: the'. matters .we would
have kept you here indefinitely, ' hut'
unfortunately; our Ways' are not the
Bank's- ways;• and we ,must ,bow do
the will of the powers that he.
During 'your:, stay amongst 'us you
have made a host of •friends; both in
connection ' with your duties in the
bank and .also in connection 'with, the
social life of the village. ,We shall'
not soon' forget; your unfailing tour,,'
esy and 'gentlemanly- ,manner r whish
has added 'so greatly to the pleasure
4f our • 1 usiness and social,, relation-
t
ship. .•
'
In appreciation on 'of the •
,17py�,
lationships that'have existed•.between
tis and ort the eveof, :your 'departure
fromOur midst ".,ive._ask',yeti to acj
cepa .these 'small tokens: as' express.
ins 'in a.' 'Slight • degree, o'ur. feelings
at this time.
r
M• ` s . -
. and MOS. Smith each eitlirrssed:
their 'sincere thanks and regrets , in
ieavin behind 'many ,,friends, whom
they had, made 'Lue now, }which
they had' come to
consider r'ho
me and
Where they had seen trerr two boy
s
grow, froth ehildreno
.'the : thresh
hehl tit rltathii
. d od. Vi ibl -affected,' a.
X„. s Y t d,
fidisanrtl • x'chaitge' of farewells and
solid' tvishc followed „a id.'the' Smith's
were soon` oti their way ;,'
d Ten "Q} sunday
•$ra, ,Pia geed "Will. Observe
9 h' i
Qt $,
, rthday 'OWx Sunday -Her
Niece Dedicatee,- Appropriate Poem
Ori Sunday, ,, April •`15tand
Mrs.; Raul
heed'' n esteemed. a ,•
si a d aged. resident
dent
Of Lucknow,, will observe her 90th
birthday lr; deed; epirtriues ' io-
inarkahly active :and mentally. a1ort
and' in her 'Honour :ter, niece 'in Shelr
ton,: Washington, pens the following
peen' which, she' dedicates , to •her
beloved ' aunt' :ands "which reaches ,us.
through Mrs.: Tainea' Sproat. of R.' 3
Sea forth, who : is ' a sister , of Mrs..
Reed: --
There; is a lady in our town,.
`}Rebecca" .is her name,
She comes" of good • old Irish stock,
For: that=she's . not::to blame!
A little' •lady;;every inch,
•
With smile "of 'kindly:mirtt;`;
Her. life's .a lesson to. us all ,
Of pluck and h9nest worth. `
In -Huron_. County she was, reared
She neverwished .to stra+l_
41. Huronite, ahs 'pioneered,
we jinn or_her this, day,
'Twas ,many,' many years ago,
A young -arid happy bride
She helped. to:: build a Cozy'lnonte,
Her loved; onea by her.side.
Thatf- ohundornsw
' 'as one where neighbors
A welcome, warm and gay,
,And always.._niusic,..aife andjun,'
To cheer them; on their way,
But that was in the ., long ago,
And many' friends have. gone,
tut still Durr little lady , smiles,
And.:bravely carries:on.
Each Sabbath finds'her at her chureh,
Her faith 'tis Balm, :sincere, •
Her ' friends , "'neigiubors `wait around
To chat, •from far and near.
'Tis• whispered: -she ii •,fourscore tens,
The likes we've 'never heard,
She is so very young and ;smart, 1'
So ':don't believe a . wor !
'We've, e. n wn and l her' e Many
Y
• years,
'1 rorn' happy 'days • of yore,
Yiay heaven :fie kind to her ',an hers
AndAlessher,,_ evermore!
• L, 0: L. DANCE
"The,
Sepoy Trio" wi11 again furn-
sh, ruutic for'. the L. O. L. ;dance-<ir;
the Orange''`Hall, •Thursday, .April
19th. Lunch served.Gents'25c '•Ladies
10c.' Don't `miss these dances?
!'BELFAST, GENTLEIIjAN
•`PASSE 9TBIRTHDAY
S 4 II
On Thursday, April 5, Mr. 'Ralph
Nrirmi -vem able ander-aged- si-
dent -of the 'B'fast communit mark
-
,ed
Y.
.ed his ;94th', birthday. Mr.'. Nixon• has
Y
et o rem
a arks I
b e record" in h vin
e•, g
lived onhis farm for: upwards ,to ,83
years, being beloved ,and esteemed
by those with w hm he , came in con-
tact. Mrs. Emerson and firs.:Whitley
two daughters, of Mr, Nixon spent'
the day „with `their ,.father,. when ie
observed this 'Fmemorable event'
Dr. Calder Dies •
Dr 'Calder, a • prominent •, lady
doctor-- and-ph'y-sician---of Winghamr
passed away on,Tuesday following
lingering illness.
Dalmage..
Connell Wi11 Show No Leniency' Tc
those WhoPersist,' P tars
t In Letting
Poultry Run.
-.At a` special, ineetin of the viI-
-'age----Council Win--Saturday-afternoon-
the claim of Victor Whitley was or-•
'tiered, filed. The -advice. of a solicitor
had
o”
s uglit on.•this matter and
his :opinion was 'that the village Was
not "liable for the damage for, which,
recomrpense , was being.. asked
claim presented ' .'at the regular'
meeting : of 'council on Tuesday of
last , week, 'He soughtdamages' of
$50.• done,to his, house during, .the
spring thw, , and, 415' damage • done
to a rug, the"property' of the tenant
Of his house,,, Mrs. Robert Webster,
The claim was'' investigated the next,
day, and 4, •lawyer's advice -received
with the. result the' claim was',ordered
filed,=,when,,.,dealt with by the Board
at this special session.: • h'
• Poultry Must Be Confined,
At 'this' session, also,' a complaint.
was made through ,a member of `the
Board, regarding poultry, .running at
arge, and. ,causing a - iisanc'e in . the
neighborhood. This condition. Is 'hired
alfrnost arinually`and `Council :decided
Oral • this, "year, 'Constablee' -1Vieore
sliould be given power' to act, on
eeipt of caniplaintg: in` this •connec-
,tion. A notice to this effect appears
elsewhere, inatrueting parries' who
a o
re, bothered) eyed. by ptStiltry ,ruining . at'
In:rge, -te lay ',their ,complaint with
Constable! Moore, ivho has'•iteen' int
structed: to take, the necessary"'Steps
to • enforce 'the ..°conf�inin � g• o -such
f
polIlty." ...:t
oca
0
e.ldrs ,.RQbt, a and, Margit
uisited la0t�• 'week: with; trion
Stratford.• '
'Mr, and, Mrs. Garold;' Alun. Nr►d
children spent Fasterweek- with rel-
at0ea in Detroit '
A display and's* a of Ladies' Drea-
se$, Coats 'and , Suite, Friday P*'il
r 'A
13th. -41t ;EM,PL T N'S>-.
AB ain i r. ,
ars s in Hos � Y , and Gloves.
for ;'every neni!ber . Of the, family.==
TiI,E I44RKSTORE.,:
:Durin . ;.EasteET
a ..
e s. T•,
Tucker attended a -ministerial• retreat
dt Ontario Ladies' 'College, Whitby:
Mrss.M Ro os
„R,el `ad three ehildxen Of
Grand Rapids are, visiting with >the
former's sister, Mrs. Matthew ;Byron'
Louise and ,•Grace.Campbell ''of
Lanes, spent last week ::,With their
grandfather, Johnston Roulston, near
Ripley:, •' ,.•
Miss Gladys Tucker Jing returned
home: after a two -'week& visit with
friends in Crunilik. Dorcheater:_, and.
Toronto,
FGRMALDE13YDE for the pre
sc ,` snsiat aai
. " ii G �3" � eta=sroeic
just in. 20e .a` pound'„ at • 'McK1M'S
DRUG STORE.
Miss Bessie Jean Cheanut,•'Reg,,N.•
of-Rhester, N Y:� rie' me.• Iasi
•weekoc' on account the serihoous ill;
Hess of• her' mother
Mr Roy Lightfoot, now ,of the
Bank of Commerce staff in Niagara
Falls, 'is' holidaying at the 'home : of
Drs 'and Mrs.:eddes >
Mrs A.: E. ,Traplin who underwent
art operation in 'London' 1recently, •has
so 'fay ' recovered .to 'be , able " to', re-
turn hom•e on'Sunday. `'
Mr anih. Mrs.' Frank ;'Tyler• and:
daughter ' -'of Listowel,••were visitors'
Last week with Mrs• ' Tyler's sisters;
Misses Maud' and Dorothy .'Cook.,,
The . Y.P.S.
of the • United Church
will r
take charge the .: Sunday "ev-
ening .service] ,of April 15th• Friends
interested -in.., young ' people's :work
Willi enjoy • this,
Mrs R. E. Smith f was the guest
of
.honor at numerous ;bridge': parties
held last week,.'prior to her departure
and -',was ' the 'recipient of attractive
reMembrances from her friends.-
Mr. • Aiex 'Sutherland, whofor
many,weeks- has been ' a patient at;
Victoria- ' Hospital, London; ;w a s'.
brought home last.week and is much:
improved'; in health, it is reported..
The infant. of` Mir.and Mrs. Eddie
_Joltnstsm.-..�(nee_�/innifr�d `�ebster
is` ill' at the . home of the latter's
ae s'
p r nt Mr, and Mrs::; James Web-;
st'er '
with the dual mala d "of ' neu=
y P
i
Monhop
anw b
ad :c
in .Cough.
h.
oP
g.
The"April Meeting •of the Women's
institute will be.:held' at the :horse
Of Mrs. 'Ira Campbell ':on 'Friday,
Aprllr: 13th; 'at ,2.29 o'clock, featured:
by'an 'auction sale of articles donat-
.pd ,by tbe'merabers.' Visitors welcome
Wednesday morning •, saw, the
•ground' covered with 'Tsnow; _ with the
i..
entire landscape undergoing a magic
txransforniationwith; ,`Tne'Beautiful''
clinging to trees' and wires'',
everything - upon., which it: fell.
: Dr W. `V. Johnston . was appointed
mittee of .the Alps Golf ' and Country
Club: at their -annual Meeting .last
week in Wingham: This Culross: -club
comprises members from' ' Lucknow,
*Ingham and Teeswater.(•
Albert L.. -$runner -of ,Ruthven..was
elected president of the Rural, -Trus-
tees' , section Of . the , 0..E. A, at, the
con
ventron:''n Toronto,. last week
succeeding Mrs. :Robert Davidson of
,Dunganno i,' who had the distinction
of being the first -woman 'to, hold this
, Mr. W. ). Floyd of London, who re -
nieces. Mr. R, E. Smith 'on thea Bank
If 'Montreal" stall'', "accompanied .by
his wifeand twio "sons, arrived here,
this 'week to take over his, duties;'
,We understand -this family will, oc-
"-u'PY the house vacated :by,Mr. -rarid
Mrs. 'Smith.
Cyril 'Campbell': had the misfortune
to,' loose a 'three-year-old.'h'orse 'last
week. Mil' Campbell was working in
the li ash ,, ,s k
riding wood. at ,thetime,,
assisted by neighbors,', 'lien the:,
,young' horse appeared to he ill, and
Within, a very rev+► moments Was
dead: With "horses Much in . demand
at present, their (value has increased
and the toss .to • .Mr.'CampP bell;:' will
be considerable,
Underwent Operation .
14ia& 'Phyllis ` MacDonald• • udder•
went an , operation , In Woodstock
General o
G ial H it
sp aI on Thursday rot+
the removal " of her apl endiar :,'and
gall bladder; which 'vas : successfully
ne'rforn'iedy • and 'since' then'the` pa ient
t,,
been -F -es: weir •as• can' -be. expected
:following- suchf-aLL-eeriotfaL operat#ori.
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NEW' SPRING SUITS ,'.:,•
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. SttJOJ' REMEMBER THE DATE, - WEDNESDAY, APRIL' 18. •.
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Impiements and Se
McCORMICK-DEERING •=
Plows; 'Harrows, Drills and Spreaders,
J.'
FLEURY Bc, SONS--
NO. 13, 21, '.dt 77 'Walking ' Plough. and Sulky Ploughs:
T. E. ;BISSELL . CO -
Disc iHarrow0 ' and' Land Bailers
GOOLD,. SHAPLEEY & ' UIIt.. CO - .
M
' Double Geared `' Self-Oilin!I Windmills.
FROST, STEEL, & WIRECO...;-', ^ �.
>-;'Zinc Bonded Fcmeing, Coiled and Barbed Wire and Gates.
• TIMOTHY and CLOVER SEED•—
' No; I.; Alfalfa, `: Alsike `Mammoth,' Rejd, White and Yellow
►Sweet Clovers
or _ Sale ate -
S
Values u
es saextraordinary
. _ � :�..::that we can onl
affor
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theylast!.ThurSda ;1 Q... `' 11a
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down wn ,c
ondition, `civ - new� �'
ee pep and vigor.
Reg. 75c--6 oz. Tsa REGULAR
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ONLY ONE SALE' TO , A CUSTOO ER
they last.
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Ida 0 t0: 1.1 a.m..
got. ;of so A. S.' A. TABLETS
For relief of headache, . neuralgia and in : They ey work quickly
• and do' not
'depress theheart e- ',.,. .
r% ' Reg. ape ech, -�, REGULAR
c7 T x,1.17•
BQ TLES � ��^C
,� 4/1GCiE .
.ONLY ONE STALE TO -A CUSTOMER.
W;: ilethe:yaast-t'Satir-4y:
2-
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3
$1.00 Box JASMINE'FACE POWDER
In ;tle'
Beautiful: Chromium Plated `Boal �+
50e far JASMINE ' COLD CREAM and a
5Oc ,Jar JASMINE,; VANISHING CREAM
AM—THREE -IOU967-REGULAR $2.00
• 'kA1.Ui:
ONLY •ONE SALE TO A CUSTOMER •.
NO PHONE .ORDERS `FOR HOURLYPE
S CIAI,S
• TH E, REXALh 'STORE
LUCKNOW,
, J 'PHONE 32
SaleTHUR$ FBI'
., . and SAT.
• ONTARIO
PI
EK
•
Miss "MacDonald was a recent grad.
uat' of Woodstock Respital where"
since .her graduation 'she- has been
engaged as a meniber of the staff* of
*bat hospital. ,
Takes Over ,Car• Agency
Mr, Trimble Bailey.°of Cargill ,has
severed his connection. with; ;Silver-
wood's• Dairies .•:Ltd.,...and - has taken:
overn ' General Motors ear sgone .
, m . 'Bank
as •a 'the bet. ,o f . the '
of .Montreal staffo wsisr well-known
here,' where' he later•Jiecamo.. ".mein -
her of the : of ce staff • at
Silerwood's
local plan . Fr�� here lit ',.went to
Cargill, .where 'With now
he contir}ued
in Silverwoods employ. Mt*: Ballet'.
�vad,• formerly Mlds-.Frances
llmont-T iiiiblt'iI frst;cMr deals l'ae
the selling of ant, Oldsmobile to J. C.:
MeNab, Jack. -trading ' `
ng in his -Cher.
in they transaction;: • '
ROADS HOLD'. U
With frost ,, I? . WELI,
during the Severe
winter penetrating far , into..
ground roa tgo
ads 'were expected ' to 'ygo
to pieces'; when the frost ,e
To date, how ae 'out, x
every road's • a're - in :i
surprisingly: good condition With the, '
four main highways
leading into; tha�villa a beingin excetlent: shape
,to permit ,speedy travel.
,.
' Sidetoads
are also, holdiiig u 'well -i
P With
i:-
imun't" • of da'ttta .a
nt n
.g'e and in iio case are'
1 Dads ' lenblocked' or Motorists . rix r sing guy p artieu� • 2m
• .: p. tar • , trpublct .., . fn
traversing 'therm: