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LUCIENOilte ONT. -111111FiNpAY0 stisTp,t1BE
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44$64: PQNIPS f. POW
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WORK HORSE -.-:about 1600 Ths.
for, sale cheap or will trade for cattle.
' 'Frank Mffler, R R 5
FOR. SALE, -Pea Straw, well snored
under cover, $3 per , toe, can he
weighed , at St. Helens, alsO 'clean
Timothy Seed, $5.' Per bushel;
• JohnWester, R. R. 20. Lualcne**
HOUSE! FOR RENT-LConifortable
brick .residence in LiteknoW, easily
heated, the Property of ;the late 'Mrs.
James Boyle. -Apply to Frank Boyle;
R. R. 8; Ripley.
FOR SALE -L -5 -yr. -old mare, agri-
cultural class and a si-ye,:fold cow,
aIso fanning' mill in good repair and
a sit of sleighs.' '
Sam" Comedian,. Liteknow•
• AUCTION SALE
„The liesidence„ prePerty and house;
. hold effects of . the ,late 'Mr; and Mrs:
Robert Mullin Will, be sold; by auctiati
.Saturday, , Sept.:, 15th, at the resi-.
clence in',1..iicknoW. As wellas t4
residence property there are threr
ether **Wage lotS., to. be .offered. Set.
bine...for list, etc. ,
Well: Henderson, Aug,
Thos. Burns, Executor.
'DECORATION SERVICE '
.LUCknovi L.. Cf. L. No 428,'' ' and
. Zion "Maple, arrive Ledge 1Q44,
are
holding a decoration and Memorial'
service', at :Greenhill, cemetery, thi5
.Sunday;. Sept.. 9th.' Members are re-
quested to ineetat the lodge MOM at
2 o'elecir:' Visiting members
The .,Citizent0 Band will
attend. • '. ' •
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I. O. O. F. NOTICE
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Limbic* Lodge I.O.O.F. will re
sume it weekly meetings on Frida
evening of this week. Members arc
.requested to be present as the elec-
tion of officers and other special busi-
ness will bedealtwith.
- K. C. Murdie, Reg.-Sec'y.
MASSEY SCHOLARSHIP. EXAM:
On Monday, September 10th. at 2.30
P.M., an examination will be set at
• the Agricultural office, Walkerton,
for the Purpose of selecting the young
man to Win the, $100. Massey•scholar-
shiP. All interested parties should
report at 2.30. Fred , Forsythe, '
Agricultural -Rep;, Walkerton.
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ALTON-Tin the ,General -Hospital,
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Wingiun oe' 'Thtirsday,'• August 30th,
to Mr. and Mrs, Walter Alton, . Ash-
field, a 'eh.
.*03)-(,n Tuesday, September: 4,
to Mr. and Mie. PirenS0h Reed, R. It
Lneknotri,, a :daughter. -3*
Presentation ,Nade.
At •Choir .:PlcniO,
Milos Olive, Alton, Departing Member
:ot:, *onOreil Member At
Picnic, .:•ThureditY.
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MeMbers, Of the Senior and. Junior
Choir's Of the United Church spent
, ,
, pleasant, afternoon together at Point
'Clarke ,on, Thursday. • Softball 'arid
Spciette events were engaged in under
, the 'direction. of, Margaret Medalttite,•
LiIa Richards,. Myrtle •Webster . and,
Clarence ;Greer.. The, ', winners lied
'their 6N:is ••' repaid by'reCeiving
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"moat aPpropriate!! prizes:
A feature: of the picnic was:a .nre-.
sentetian Made ‘Miss Olive Altoti.•
Veined Member of. the choir, whohas
now left to -teach near Hamilton.
Sunice. hieWttin ',Presented *Olive With,
a silver • Mitearacilt` dish and Mrs.: .1.
W. inYnt 'read, the address 'Whieb
follows.
After an enjoyable afternoon
"grand" .linich was served before -The
gathering returned home. • "
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To Miss CiliVe• Altai;
' Pear , Olive -
We; the members Of the choir Of
which you are a valued ',member;
learn With regret of your future ab-
sence fretn'beMe.
„In view Of .yotir • iferviceif se, Cheer-
-. 'PO rendered; we have felt that
, some recOgniticin was due,, not, is! a
Patnentl but a e taken, Of our ap.
• liteCiation. ,Of your inter6§t and 4itio
In the service of Ong. Will you, be
kind enough to accept this piece of
ei1verPresente4..ILYon On bohnif Qf
pie chair.. Signed,
1.4 fdlth JOSt# Pied Armstrong.
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econ omestic iliKovEmENT wino
ro Rate Lower Leith, who het gland
Rednetion .01 Half , Cent „Effective
Next Eillingt7Council Held First
Regular Meeting In New Office
Where Business Is Conducted More
Efficiently. • -
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With: Communicatiams,‘ rectirds. and
'necessary information ' at their
fingertips, it wee' evident at the first
regular meeting in the. newoffice on
Tuesday that Connell Board members
are ..`new enabled to, conduct ,their
lusiness , with. more' efficieneg -and
desPatch,, to the beat interests 01 the
ratepayers, •
The grist eintimunications,
s.tittemente, ageounts, and Whatnot, in
lonnectum with the.: municipality,
water and hydro Systems. are nOW• a
iled in cabinet drawers,- that can he
qecured in but a moment.. 'All
records are On file in the vault.
Councillor' Muidie was the ,Only
tbsentee on Tuesday evening as the -
*bard took their Paces about the
new ealt%eouncii table and without
'.;erentimy, business intmediatelY got
Smith on behalf oftheCiti-
zens' Band, asked that a Monthly
grant of $140 be.:-,C4ntinued, The
Band , had received a monthly grant
of '17.50 tiering, the Year Which r ter-
minated the end of August The
equipping of ' the •Band with
trousers and braiding the tunicl.
fer, the einnPletiew• of "their ,MtifOrnis
east $155.00 and depleted the treasury
Reeve Hamilton :stqted that he had
advised; 'whearelinquishing the band
secretaryship, to retain $100;00ysnr7
Pins . in the 'Band account. The Matter
was laid over :Until the financial re-
sult of the Tattoo 'is known:
,jillydro. Rate Lower
reduction in the domestic
hydro rate has been announced by
the Power .IICommisSion. This . reduc-
men -effects ..the second rateof the
domeatie, which' in lowered
from 2 to 1.5 cents effective the next
The Commission *. also Instrueted
that it ;Street', lighting surplus ,2 of
$276-55 be refOnded. • to the .Villagc
account.. ••
To effect a savingof upwards to
$40.00 which has been Paid the Bank,
for receiving payment Of taxes,, eoun-
eilmoved' that 1934, taxes be. paid .at
•the Municipal office: ,
Collection of tai arrears has
fre-
quently been discussed, - and enericil
will Meet on Saturday evening at e
special Session to ,appoint a eellectOr.
The Scheel ; Board ' ,requisition of
$1206 for salaries and Alai' was or-
dered' paid.r. •
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Information regarding • the 'drain
north of Phillip Stewart's,. *hid
eyerflowed this spring., doing damage
.!•o, nearby property, Was, received /min
the. County, Engineer.. In his opinion
the drain should be extended and Ten-,
larged with the Work being ' done . by
'loth; the proParty owners Whose
'*itter; flows into.tho.',drain and these
41iiering the damage and it remains
with; -them, he believed,: to cOntie• to
in agreement in this resPect.
11015SE Or ROTHSCIIILD"
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COMES TO ,LYCEUM THEATRE
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'• ' "TheHouse of. Rothschild," , a ms -
ter production, featuring George
'. distinguished, distinguished, cest of 106
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Arliss, isonthe.sereen this Week .at
the. Lyeeinn Theatre. 'Arlise in one
•If . the ',Outstanding perforinances Of
is career, is supported in this pile -
%um by Onguiehe.
'tars. The Setting, of the picture is
it ;the', time of the Napoleonic Wars
with George ' Arlitut ,, and his three
not ers , comprising , e, . ewis 1
;Mouse Of Rothschild," as heeds Of
the greatest banking institution in
England and Europe Which finance
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the Alies in the wars ' with Napoleon.
This plettire is*,e In steipiece and,
ill be received with urioninfoui ap,
oroval 14,411 who take advantage of
the-Chirier t6 -''so. oda -ticieefi ' pro-
duction which had extended ,yunit., on
its ..'firet appearance' this Spring in
Toronto.
pillics MAY GET,
OPEN '1),E#1t SEASON
Enke ,Cotinty,'one Of the hitherto
restricted dhr huntin areas , May
he 'thrown open to hunter a this fall.
The .,Deptity Minister of Genie and
'Vitheries' stated it ;wad hoped td•htli
Week of openseasen for deie Ipat,
Ing le flrdce, Sintcotalui Grey Caen-,
ties for the taltiat o't hooka °Mr.
eautiful Bloom
Allee
two weeks at Willtamshurg taking Ai ,Flower Show
treatment from Dr Locke,the noted
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feet.: specialist, 'returned henna the
first of the week sornewkat beirovod
AliCe'latui. for „long, been suffering
from spinal trouble that has de •
priv ed her of the proper i� of her
limbs. Her conditleu seemedto be-
come increasingly worm(' And .for
the past few months she; had been
unable to get around even' With the
use of crutches. During her. stay at
Williamsburg, two treatments were
given daily and following .the third
day, Alice was able to get itround on
he rcrutelies again and e0htillhei to do
so. She exercises in this *ay each
day and the improvement- far has
te-
who have hopes' that continued int,
provement may resu . ,
Di. Lecke has 'requested that she
return to him in & few menthe.
Hip Fractured In
Accident 'llatiday
Heine:, 'Driven, BY. •'• Thentnii Irvin
rrightelts;7 On Pai,3sing Thresilng
Machine.- And Throws Driver Out
.In Colliston jWith Anpreachine
Car.
Pulling his horse out hOt to pass
threshing outfit, tO7eiillideriWith ap-
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preaching..eer. 'resulted in :Mr. Tom
Irwin .being thrown from the buggy
to suffer' a fractured hip:: on Monday
afternoon.
The fracture is particularly ser-
ious in View Of the, fact tharMr.,Ir-
win has not: -been . enjoying ,gearl
health of late and on Tuesday his
condition was reported by his niedi.
,
cal attendantasjust fair.
Mr: Irwin we's homeward hound at
the • time Ofthe unfortunate mishap
and:, on nearing the West end of... the
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swamp at the ,outskirts- of the village
overtook ,James • Illiebitter'or,threshing
outfit:, Arleen by-' his ',gen ' Weilisigtek
On turning Out AO •pais tbt.machnte
Mr. Iriin's horse, took fright and.
bolted, collidlng with an 4Ft:inching
car 'driven by R. L. Baker, 31.1finglunn,.
which Mr. Irviin had failed to_see.
The. buggy was upset throwing .Mr.
ii lerceabiy. to the ground ; to
Cause. the fracture. .cOnitable Moore
investigated , the case.
WON ;ELECTRIC, mom
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Mies Kate , MaeDOnaald.- Was the.
*inner Of the. '..Astriiig-t-SOI, lucky
number contest at -Paterson's Drug
'StOr,e- and received & Wentworth
electrii.inentle Chick,
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Ellett,: purchase of Astring-O-.Bol
entitled the buyer to rewhOve .ft seal,
!•oncealing one of the man4nuinhers
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on the etintest Card •and there...insert
his or her name. The lucky AnnOer:
was securely sealed. in the 'right hand
earner, and ..9h...4thrdapir:inbett. the
.numbers had all been , taken, the
Publiehier of thin Sentinel renieved
the 'seat from the Juicy number 'which
Wati'.,27, and illicit won for Mien Ma -
Donald the..COVeted,prize. Miss Mac
Donald rhed 'made, several' purchases
this antiseptic .and thUshad ith,y.
4r:4:Chances for the prize?'
'PWEDDING BELLS
. HELM-EVANS..:.
pretty'• Sat?
Sententher; first at.
eleven -thirty ,thit •itentevet
8, and Mrs. Evans; Clinton; Ontario,
When their 'eldest daughter, . Ruth
Elizabeth, wati•united in inarritigeti,
William : Helm, Only . of Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Helm, •II.;R 3,,,,.:Lucknoie:
Rev. k G.Farrill, ALA., or-thet On-
tario street 'United. Olittrelikoffiginted,
The bride, given in'titerriege ,by .her
fetiter, were a.Wedding gown Of White
triple sheet crepe With i large -Pleat
ed collar. She, .arried Yellow chry-
santhemums. Previous to, the piny-..
frig of , the, Weddingmareh,'' her two
sisters, Mts. tatiTlYingteed and Mi
Carpi Evans : tang IS ,& duet;'
Dawning." The house. was -decorated
With:, gladiolus ,
iltheers, 'After :the • buffet', lunalteon,
'Mr. and Mrs. •Heith. left ona short
Meter, trip, the Wide travelling in A
brown •, 'Mitt /White '• ensemble , with
brOWn. accessories. On their return'
they Will reside on the.,bridegrooni`0
farm near LuCkno*.•• dneets from
out Of:. town Were Mr. and Mitt. Al
bet Helni, Mr. and Mra. Edgar
!efitei Lii4tici*; Mr. and Mrs E. S.
44011incrien liortieultnral Society
.Brimint Display
With ' seven first. and twelve second'
prizes Hrs. Austin 'Solomon wonthe
Bine Ribbon for the highest numberof . points ecored' by an exhibitor at
the.. ;Horticultural Society's flower
sh,PW' in the Town Hell on , Tuesday:
,.-9111Y,sixteen out of 75 members of
the Society took part in the show, but
titer entered 133 exhibits that corn -
Wind to form an array of bloomthat
,liettnty,.., color; and perfectne'gs
would . be :hard' VI surpass. . The
-441-03Y--NYee..rincked-a'--erediT4O--the4o--
Clay' and ferceably dePiete• whit can
ha- achieved by flOwer siovers, wit
ifiind soil, diligent work midge:0d Seed
Ilk the . latter respect the • SoCietY
affords an Opportunity for membersta'secure such at first 'east; •
,:Arreyed attractively on two larte
fear" tablets were the cut. flowers,'ititlit" the ,exception of the exhibits of
dahlias and :gladioli, Which . were.
placed across the stage. Many beau-
tiful potted • plaits. ocatipied',st table
to the ;..
Probably .the Out -Standing exhibits
Were decorative- dahlias , grown ' by
Robert Fish. Theee 'monster blooms
measured from eight to eleven inches
across and. for beauty and Perfect
mattinty, • are equal to •.any such
iloral::axbibit at the 'Toronto Ea,' G.
11. Smith, 8. a RathweR and Robert
Fisher shared the prizes with many
beautiful gladioli exhibits- .
The attendance in the evening', due
no, doubt to disagreeable . weather,
Was not as large Was irked for,
and the f lack of .minthers at •the thine:
the • auction • sale started; did' ,iaeter0
toward Suciess. many, bouquets •were
sold privately after and those who
remained .enrried . henna` armfuls of
done by Mr- Geo.
Stewart, Gbderich florist, With the
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prize *Inners' as follows:
Sweet after
Mrs.
Solomon..
Asters, 5 liloo.rns, red -Mr. Collyer,
iA8S"titirrui,-58t".blc•ontSTID‘ .. ..or°. raie-;.L.,
Collyer, Idre.' Solomon.
Aster,, 5. bloonts, white -Gee: .B.
roth;',6.
Asters, 5 blasaMs; purple Or, mauve
-Mrs., Solomon, Mr. Collier.
Aster, 10. blooms, mixed=lifre:
Wm. 'MiXensie; -Mrs. Solomon.
Collection of Phlox, annualr-Mrs.
McKenzie, Robt, Fieber.'
Collection Salpiglossis -Mrs., Solo-
, dolleettos-Verbenas-S. kathwell;
Mrs. McKenzie. • .
cactus, , 3 blooMs-Miss
7,i1cCluskyr •
deporative, 3 blooms, diff-
erent eihnir-Robert Fisher, S. Rath.
Well. •
„Dahlias, sbow•„3 blooniS, 3 Cobra'
Huston
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WON :SCHOLARSHIP'
Mists 'Mary V. 'Clare; daughter of
Mr :t and 'Mrs -Wm.' Clare R. 7 Luck -
new, Was one of six giris awarded
matriculation scholarships w o r th
$150:.4eich'rfot the year at Ursuline,
College, Brescia: Hill, University , Of
Western .Ontario. Miss. Clare won ,the
Pocock Mempriak 'scholarship andher
achievement, which has . brought lion -
°r \ to herself; .will delight, her Many
friends in Ashfield and here, to learn
of' her success.
40 -YEAR. -OLD -WAGON
• ,STILL EEING: USED
W. R Farrier, successful farmer
of 'thia, district, has quite. att Oddity
in a.'wegen, which was brought over
,.from Michigan over 40 years ago. It
has been in continuous use ever
'since' and still, doing • duty proving
that disc wheels are not of a recent
invention. This oehick is ,fitted; with
send oak wheels, five indies. thick,
28 inches in disinieter and.tired with
14 inelk steel. Singular' though it May
SeetitehnlY two Of the tires have been
reset space of years.' ;
Mr Farrier the
bandieSewegen, ever owned On :the
farm, because Of the bilk -Set Wheels
and axle, making tending easy and no
quantity Seemed toe heavy for it to
4von4 as4tWltttsofl Ot. ;111, ar .0. !,(Irgo,;,41:
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The ,Bread The 1)read
of Health - , of Health •'
QuALrrr AND 'SERVICE (Tit *070
--Saturday
piTz ,sAmmicnEs
JELLY ROLLS
DOUGHNUTS
LAYER CAKES .• •
Specials..
RASPBERRY: TARTLETS
CHELSEA BUNS
TEA BISCUITS -
ICED ROLLS
OUR WHOLE,. WHEAT EREAD IS 100% wmcom- WHEAT
. DELICIOUS AND HEALTHFUL:
HO LLYMAN'S: QUALITY' . BAKERY
Phone 36 Lucknow
Safet eposi Boxes
THE MUNICIPALITY OF LUCKNOW HAS EQUIPPED A
MUNICIPAL OFFICE WITH FIRE -PROOF VAULT A N D
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RUNTAL TO THE MIMIC
,TI.flt OFFICE: HOURS ARE:.
to '12.06 • 100. p.m. to 5.30 P.M: '
: and
Wednesday. And, Sattteday EVeeinge, 7.30 p.mto 10.39"
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pm
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DURING inisg itovR$ i:Eso.!ts MAY HAVE ACCESS TO
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' • THEIR: SAFETY BOXES
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FOg VVirrilEk.• PARTICULARS APPLY AT OFFICE
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A CONDITION TO WHICH
• WE ARE'SUEJECT
There is one condition of the -
eyes to which. all are •aubJeCt.‘ •••
.
That is their natural aging. No
, ,
one„,escapes it. Some 'notice the
effects of 'aging .'eyeas iiiener than
.0thers: But when a person rota!'
• es middle life he cannot, lose, and
,
may., gain , by in examination
• that reveals all the facts of vie- ,
-Ion.! It is better in this respect
to be teo.boon rather .than Other-
wise
ARMSTRONG'S, 'Eyesight Serval/Pe
Citizens' Band Tattoo
And Dance Tonight
Six .Banda Will, Tithe,. Oart^8Plendfd
Program ,Airi,14,4 Dance Poi!.
lowa'IniTown Hall -Rall Game In
.Afterneon.
Today, (Thursday) promises to pro-
vide 'plenty, Of entertainment for the
village tue
llage•akenw
and district in
Wt,thoiMettfcoohrdd
a
game of the 0.B.A.A. intermediate
playdovins at three o'clock, the
'most keenly contested game of the
season. is •looked for. A loss will el-
iminatededeclared. LTu Tattoo
kt trea: Afir the e running
while, a victory will force the series
into three games before a winner is
In the 'evening the ,Citizene' Band
is presenting its annual: tattoe and
with favorable 'weather this will
provide as Usual, a ',very' enjoyable
evening;, which %ill conclude with a
dance in the Town Hall.
Six bands have been secured to
take part. These are Walkerton, Tees -
water, V.Vinghttm, Earriston, Lucknow
ncl , the Kincardine Pipe Band. At
7,30' o'clock the bands will commence
to parade td the park: Cameron
Geddes is among those , who will take
part in an • interesting but not too
lengthy a program, .which will ,com-
mnnceat'eniheelighto'el,oek
Adance Town
Hall with
*Usk by the Luelthow Night Owls'
orcheatra, will be" the concluding fea-
ture Of an entertaining day.
MONSTER TOMATO
The McCall garden lute Prol3ably
produced ix tomato that ier size is
likerY to create a record in this lo-
cality ths season ; The tomatO, Which
Jisek brought into the Ade on Tueal
dity,* weighs 2 lbs and 9 ounces,,,ahd
18 Yet quite green, showing , no
signs of ripening., It le not 'evenly
formed, tut his• grown in a cixcillar
shape Oat has the appearance of a
cluster of three4or four large toma-
toes. Before x ettainieg • ite prebent
sire the :Original Stein it,Plieara to
have Split se that the ;mammoth
P.?v't.b "8 fcd isOw,!0teq
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Best Quality
LOW PRICES
Get Our Pike Before Buying
lining Milis
New. Flenitelette Sheets and WOOL-
tianketii. New low prices -THE
itARIctt syoxez.
—HAD ANKLEFRACTURED
On Thursday; as the end of a plea-
s' ant camping expedition was •nearing
an end; Howard Johnston suffered a '
badly fractured ankle. Howard ' was,
jumping 'a gulley at, ',Bruce Beach
when the 'mishap occurred., Theboys
thought it Was only a sprain, but ,
when it was found out that the foot.
was powerless to step on, it was be-
lieved to be fractured. Howard was
brought. to his home here,. where the
frateinre was 'set, and which: will lay
hint up for Some time.
New Flannelettes and Flannels for.
fall seiling. New goods, new • low,
prices. -THE MARKET , STORE.;
Safety Deposit Boxes
Are Now Available
Nest Of Boxes Has Been Inetalled
In Fire Proof Vault In Nei Viliage:
Office.
Tii.iitot of 69 modern two -key.
safety deposit boxes„ recently pur.7
chased by the 'Village 'Connell has
arrived and has been ' installed in,
the fire -proof -Vault in the new village '
office. Thie vault is the one used by
the. 'llenk .of tenundiee until the
dosing " of their. branch in LueltinOw.
The . boxes are now offered • for
rental •-to the public of ,the dietrict:
and afford safety, Security and•
pri-
vaey for the---individual--who - desires •
to safeguard valuables,. BOx. 'holders
also have the advantage Of an inkr,
'proced,servic.e in this respect, , for
ageess will be availahliAo the :bOXet*
during the hours thecoilice is open,/
`namely, from 9.30 to noon, from 1
5.30 in the tiftetnoon• and freat
7.30 to 10.30 an Wednesday and Sat-
urday eveniogii. J. ,
Provincial 1i4s pertahuing to !Web,
boxes will be complied With at the •
villagc,ofilce. The. clerk and his as.,
sistant have been bonded . for the, ,
'protection Otbeir holders and in every
WAY' the system offers security to
cuStomett that is equal to any such
sereieet; lieites are now available
particularsand the xeiithl
of these cnn ha received at "
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