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$2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE; , $3.fgOTHERIVISIt.
Ido 10r Mills
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Are `working day ..
and night
Bran 'and Shorts on
• hand.
MVEN.
W. E, • TREE
"o-o--o•-o.
o EVERYBOY'S £OLUMN o
O op 0' -0 0
MONEY' TO LOAN on mortgages and
notes at reasonable rates:. Fire
insurance; both stock, and Mutual
Companies. Conveyahcing done
with neatness.: and despatch.
Geo. A.'Siddall, Broker. Lucknow.
los C,
o .11 0 0, 0 _0 o o° to.
o. LOCAi.'AND GYRAL
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Tomorrow Will be , Good Friday,
and .a public holiday.
If you want .to meet your friends
I9ok in at Mackenzie's.:, They will be
there.' "
Inspector Bald this week paid his
official, visit td the, schools of Luck -
now and vicinity: •
See our new' samples of wall paper
-good .,values. --Dr. p ei e's Drug •
Store. '
.Come in and see
tables loaded with
at • McIntosh's. . '
Now -is the . time
Wiser, A ear . of
just srived' °Geo:
DR. PARKER, OSTEOPATH. at Cain.
to
u
Y
th
Y
r
kn
House. rieknow,'every. Wednes-
day of rnoon. All chronic dis-
eases s cceasfully ••treated.. `Os.
teopath . removes ' the physical
:causes._ f disease. Adjustment of
the' spine is mere quickly.recured
-and wi fewer treatments by .'Os-
teopathy than by any other , method
Best ma ket price for 'a11 raW--furs
Let • 'me'' ow' when. you have any
;.Phone 85, Lucknow. ,
2o-
1-tf. •. B. Pearlman.:
the racks :and
* Day bargains
•
to .get your Fer-
Gunn's Fertilizer
S. Rohertsou.
You . can deal "1`I. l9•''•, of L." a
sledge hammer blow! ,l shopping at
McIntos,h's on Do r Day..
We are' ply, to know. that Mr.
Da ,f d_ -Hackett, of Ashfield, who last
week underwent a critical operation
on his head, is improving:
Boz .Social --at° Crewe School, evg.
of March 28. •Program,'.a'plaY, "The
lj jj acon's Secend Wife." . Admission
25c, ladies. with •boxes free.
On Dollar Day our bargains : will.
not be confined to only, certain lines
of merchandise, but . on every, article
and for everybody. -D. R: ,McIntosh.
Mr John Joynt had so far .recov-
ered from his Illness as to be able:
tai ..came, home Saturday 'night, and
return . to the city, on Tuesday •
Rev. R. IaeCallum :d. Mrs. 3: A.
Glenne visited on Tuesday at the
Ashfield Manse : where : Rev. Mf r. HaPner-
die is' iii with an attacku
NATIONAL DEBATE
FILLED" 'THE. HALL
Eloquent Speeches and: ' National
Music • Make iteaeing Program.
There was a regular feast of pat-
riotism in Carnegie Hall,: Tuesday
night 'whets -English, Irish, Scotch.
and Canadians heard much of the
good that may be said of their., res-
pective countries. It was the occas-
ion, of a "National; Debate" conduct-
ed. under auspicli. = of the Lucknow
• Men'S Christian. Assiiciation," .and.
the average man's love • of a contest
was demonstrated by the well-filled
hall 'which, greeted those who took
part in the program. It was all
home talent: and it was: nearly a11:a
town audience.
The resolution read: "Resolved
That the Country I ' Represefi is -the
Best," Dr.. G. A. Newton spoke for
England;- Mr, D. G. • Mackenzie- set.
forth the merits of Scotland and 'the
Scotch; Mr. D. C: Taylor toldof
what good there is.. in the Irish, and
Mr. R. D. •Cameron sounded " the
praises of Canada, the land to, which
English, Scotch and Irish come.
There " were no appointed judges,
and 'therefore no ' official• verdict; so
each auditor acted .as judge for him
or :herself, 'The addresses were ail
of a decidedly high,'order. Much
that is good, of course, may be said
Of. any, member of "the Greatest Em-
pire that has. been," and though :the
speakers were, limited to fifteen min-
utes .each, the barest outline of what
they said cannot, be given here. They
were Well ' .calculated • . td impress • z
useful lessog : of ''patriotism and cit-
izenship upon hearers, young and oida
Itwas yeast' • for thea representatives
of. . England _and' Scotland to - unroll a
splendid :list of men who had 'made
great: contributions to the advance
ment • of , the world in almost every
walk of life, and it was 'well done. by,
.FOR SALE -Section , of large
frame dwelling, suitable for anyone'
intending tobuildor to -enlarge their.
home: Can also supply lot nearby if
desired. -Phone 4-14, W. L. Mac-
Kenzie, ' • 17-3-tf .
, FARM : FOR SALE -8 acres of
land, north of •• GT.R. ' Station, frame
=-dwelling, good- barn► -immanent good
water supply. . Apply' to Fred -Bur
•ton, Cain House, Lucknow. •24-37p.
mosso.
Dur.:'Lou Gaynor,. of Ft. William,
spent a few days of last .week with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lindsay.
Gaynor w” no with/Y the
nos+ holds agood .position
WEDDING BELLS' •
Emmerson -Nixon
• A very: pretty 011ie wedding was
solemnized at high 'loon ori. Nfarch,
'36th at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Ralph Nixon, Con, 10, Ashfield, when
their daughter, Minnie Laurel,. -was
gaited in marriage ... to' Mr. Jolie, Bir
Emmernfn, • Con; ` 12, .. Kinloss. The
bride, o °.was given. away by her
father, looked charming• in a; beau -
$i
:AMA gown' of . ivory. silk"' crepe;de-
chine trimmed with sequins • and lace
"and wore a bridal veil acid orange
.blossoms. „ Her bougtitet consisted , of:
sweet peas.:. and , maiden~ Bair fern;
The young • couple were, 'unattended
and stood beneath . an arch of ever-
greens and wedding `bells,' While the
ceremony 'was. 'performed by .Rev. :R.
C. Copeland, pastor' of • the 'Ashfield'
Methodist Circuit, in the presence of
a' numiber ' of intimate relatives and
friends of the bride and groom. Af-
ter the signing of thdregister all
sat down • to 'a sumptuons wedding
• dine#, The afternoon was spent in
social.; intercourse interspersed with
vocal ' and ' instrumental:' music and
citations. The happy young, couple
On left for their. future home near
Kinlougb where a•'reception was ten-
dered then: Friends and neighbors'
to the number' of about .70 gathered
to welcome them. An enjoyable ev-
ening was spent, The presents were
numerous and„gostlY sb owilfg the .es-
teem in which the young couple "..4s
held.. We all .join in wishing them a
happy 'voyage over life's sea.
Mrs. Earl Begley • and children re
,turned' -last week ,to her home ;
in
Lemsford, • Sask., - after spendingthe
winter menthe with. friends here' and
in the country'• Mrs: M.: Sproul'. Ac.
companied her as far. as Toronto:
•
We will give ten per. cent discount
::•FOR ' SA L. G-raie -lama; 100 un all- dishes •on Dollar Day. This is
fo r tens would hove
as- ray 11e
�' � as -good Ashfield For par been
• _ - - to- R. lI: Dignan, -Lon •good. ergaihs in groceries.. We take
ticu�ars apply . .
. ew _,uckriow- butter' and eggs- W. W. -Hill __.
don; -or Jos. Agli ,
-.. , �� �� boy*. were - over ; in
24-3-tfc. Wingbam Hospital, last week ' for
- .> • • _ : .. - - w had an Op-.
'FOh- SALE -20Q lags. manner oat, � .treattuienL V/r11-•Andre. 1 r
rides. well si«a erred, N: half of Lot- as g Also' some,
r f - a
few • years ago.
heavy, excellent=for-feeding; several
tons well" preserved- hay,' several.
. loads- good oat straw: Apply to Wm._
Mackenzie hors_g--dealer,_Lucknow.
31-3-•100c ' •
'FOR SALE -Ford runabout
first class , condition. ;Apply to' J H.
Ackert. 7-A-100.
• Administrator's Sale of Lands
.Admin
Under : and by virtue' of the °powers
granted to the undersigned .by -the
• of:
Surrogate. ` Court' of the•County of
otos in they estate of .the la
there Will: be offered
Thomas -Joynt;
' for Sale .by public-auction-ori--Satur-
fo
dayof April, ril, A.D. 1921
->-day,;-thQ Jth , T - �-
be::hour of 2 o'clock in_ the after-
-noon
'at-Miller's store at -St: Helens
-7roon 'at-M•x , ,
R. Bennett* • Auctioneer, `the_
byo ofTe r . ..the.„eftst.,half.
itollowinlf.Tjre`P '�.
of the east hall of lot': number ;wen-'
-t tWoii tlt''nieresion:f -
�y i
wa osh n
Wa n.
of West
the' Township
.the County of Huron • less 'a roadway.
There is situated . on., the property
.' one frame
following. bnililiiigs ._..,
. _. "trio •-86x40,
barn, . with stone foitndatigo, nation
- a fraise- house, atone f u .
and
18x28. -'A spring.creek runs through
the farm: 'This farm -will ,make •s
od :grazing farts.;
''eration on, the nose; Albert : Tay o
an operation fog.- hernia, and : 'Louis
Taylor for' the removal. of .tonsils.
All are; gettittg..oi! fie• =
Having the' very best' facilities in
-buying- ods, -the- money,. on the spot
thereby' securing, ail ,'tile discounts
and . • a*rt' :advantage : 'that this
' s all' 'our customers can be" as
brings,
cured of big bargains .at McIntosh. r
both speakers .'•.
Mr. D. C. Taylor's , task was not so
easy for ,the troubles , •of ' Ireland; and
the 'anti-British attitude taken by a.
large element of , the Irish .people.
"(hiring and since: he war, has created
an uniavorablelinprgssion-of -almost
all`' things Irish Mr: ` Taylor, • how, -
ever, pointed out that in happier'
days • much • .good" rad; e:' -out of
-Ireland.-anil that thg island. had
con
tributedy
man y • far-seeing' statesmen;
•
and distinguished oritors: to the par-
liaments of Britain. " ;
-
Mr: Cameron, ,in a. _really! fine ora
tion, told of ,Canada's -vast expanse,
its limitiesscresources_ and the great
opportunities, which it •pfesents to
the man of brains and energy. As a
lebater,v he made the strong point
that after all,. 'English, . Scoteh;. and'
' Irish come to this country and stay'
here ;• evidently, thinking it a better,
country to live' in than the•one they
leave. .
•
4 pleasing" feature of the program
the musical' numbers worked• in
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'DOLLAR DAY
TUESDAY, Del[ARCH .29th;
win .Lucknow ., Merchants. .
The following
Are offering,Great ..Bargain Prices, to,
make this •the GREATEST DOLLAR
Read Sentinel Acis. ' Shop early.
DAY.
We. ,liaee prepared a store, full ` of
barganii for' you„ and your dollar
will go• a. long way past' its present ..
ialue."on Dollar Day • at' •Mclntosh's
.store: •
WESTFORD
•
t 1itr-h'sY .
cel
Mr: F. S. Brown, of Brussels, ;,is
.:... g . re show -in .the yac
opening his picture
tore in the Murray Block ::Fri -
ants
Fri-
day night -see 'advt., elsewhere.' Ile
• y being ere Moneays, W,ed'
•stenos � h ya;
iesdays and Fridays,, and ,when
Saturday;
the-romds-mPxo�ze--w►.ill, run .
g° T per tent' at the
i
80' days:. i-
:-an(cdnd
For further' particularshe undersign-
ed.of sale apply to t •
ed. .
Dated at Winf ha'm this 21st day
Da
A.1,1921. ,, •
T March, Jahn Joynt,
T. It. nneti, • • for
dministra....
�AiiCr r -. . ,
• ., by Dudley Holmes his 8olieitor <
81-3-c. •
PIANO TUNING,
Mr: 'J. J. Merlihan,. of Guelpb;'re
• table piano tuner, will be.in Luck-,
note first weep of April; Orders left
With It. J. Moore.
!Awn. FILED
Don't ,forget the... box social in tho.
schoel house on, Thursday e:•ening,
Barth ,31st, A :good prtigr.,rt is b-
�g; arranged.
Si -rbc.. siicngth of the equ noctial.
gilts: of Faturday, . one
,gide` that 'Oct :1iing' Sol:-W:L•3 lilt +r:,l
nisi' than, his ;usual oopo?.tion :i.y
_more'
is toy wind un:hi, near -fa
• the c'e,net.• .
t -areas gal lines.' H'Qtve� e , t
-a
seems favi': tl,' hso we f•.a' csiisi
hat sonictinte:-today: he ti'•.• � be wirh;.
.t
'us in enr : 'Ahern hem <1` :c ej •:, _.:;
Clifford _Hetherington has return-
ed home from Toronto 'to help -his
father Move • his :farm stock,-- imple-
ments and •household , effects to his
new 'farm near Winglram: The -con .. -.
• ditior of the roads- has made such a:
long .move' very tedious.,. but, . his
many friends and neighbors 'purpose
.* favor-
able
a=him=a:."1'►ft.: tire first; fa .or
get n„
able day.. .• ,
Mr: and Mrs . Heath : and family,
of Tees Yater, have .recently taken
up their abode ,on the Fallon estate.
Mr; Heath is ,n blacksmith by.•trade
• 'th he 'will start up bust-
ries is. ,
nights '
'.a new up'to-date
haveput'in •,
We _. .. , - e-latest'de
h -P -a r-..�h• �
stock- of Wa � ,.,�! .�
signs and patterns,. -• Our -_.paper_.._
Inches wide,' which• allows , a
de .1opmen ei tho `d sago. �s
Later
-neer izdel.-l'4nnt on. � We• have
labs-tt . "'tg"
arranged girth
a-iirst� .c
g
gut on the paper:. We -will give
10
per .cent•, discount of all our paper on.
' March • 29th.
Dollar pay, ��day+
.BASEBALL.':
'welt, attended meeting held
Ataw
Tuesday evening:, last,, it was: oaten-
decided:. to., organize baseball
imonsly deci
Cameron; Murdoch & Co..
Johnstone "Bros. •
Lucknow lIdwe. & •Coal Co.:
Taylor & McMillan
• Wm. Connell ,
A. a: Fiiira� Son
Drinkwalter & . Cousins
W. J. Davison
At M. Spen! e . .
Con. 'Decker'' •
Thos.' E. Smith
B; Blitzsteifi
E. A:.Renwick
' T. W.. Smith•
Rae & Porteous «
J: G Arunstrong.
.Ackert . 8& Rathwell ,
Peter. - Graf
p. Mallough ' '
<Sy. J..::Little -
^Ales Ross
R. J. Button ,
•F.;' T. Armstrong,
W., W. Hill •
•D. R. McIntosh
'N. D. Mackenzie
N. L: Campbell.
• Wm. Allen '
M. A. Treleaven
1'FRIHAY, LARCH. 25th.
aTiStanCeaid.
11'N.
"Who Cares"
AND .
arlie Chap
IN
"The ,Fireman
. , C. - 28th. . .
. _ .. NI�A��:1��A� �
ank May�
IN
The Marriage
AND
comedy .. •
FORT-UESDAY, DOLLAR DAY-
. SPECIA'L.: SttOW
APTERNOOrr., 3:3O, EVENING, 7:30.
NG X730 1?,Mi. AND `9 010
tVg.y1 r_:
,, O: sFlOtitiS .EACH
, IW
• CHURCH, NEWS.
was M J W but whether
•
Th re' will be. a.
rci► -
• ` ; li rch 'on
__... _. in ucofferedal . _....ser, _._ _. ...
;Ong -iii 'lien usual good style, Miss.
tion, _., .• z: 'Good •
Friday .eve •on
• sing., at'13::0
Mary' .'Aitchison pleased the Scotch. W C:' Smyth, •our local piano duress Fill be given with -wire ire 'Banks • and Braes,": .' Mr• er has hid Th
element, and organ ' clean , - M C 11 m
. etween :the 'addresses. • e- h' burg will depend on the •rias Chu
Joynt contributed an njeltsli• ; s in t rvk
ley. � - d 'crests -6t'."'t�"�Pora -Ce Wield
the• Irish were .delighted with .tuner
aG.. some . rather distant calls: this `-past
"Killarney": » .rendered _by. •• Mrs.. . . ... ;.,.. a e' a truer
Killarney { rtn lit If you can •sh p
n e on- - -•---n�bni . --a e -
' .., . las Robertson build .. ,. .:mouse: -;Map
A d r§ and 11I arrow ld b tter
f b
,
Eldon Henderson, made ,a hit m sing- nes hbor,'be Your home in'
" . did Ross,, 'than :your g
.ng "O Canada," as James-..
--the-remotest so�cner, the ' w.orld will
.a
nW
. -side : Wath a .couple- ... g ; ..root a hyo your
of Lang _ • lea in ke a beatelt H
i e selectionsc Another-, _Plea
pp
was, .a duet by Mr. and Mrs.
door
number'
cCrai irt, • recent. -arrivals '=in'
J. Dq g
m ji►lsym. and riot long -out
:��`a�SRiI-.faCi
eie
land.
th
re
from I
coup•le of piano duets by Mrs Smith
Miss. Alien, and selections by a
•
and
boys' orchestra:
ented -a
. menu. repret3 . .
....The entertat>ln . -
: turn to the' pre=war popular• -alms"
t°e
sion'.,prices' of 25c and 16c,;a,<pleas-
ing change'from the 75c " we have
been paying for some very sniffer-,
mb; yet the. L.M,CA. ret'.
est Pt"oe'Ta
`;nli�d�a' handso
..b Rex..
The a
1r:. c' a u ' • hp ser,
South Kinloss Church -The
coi.ducted
virts. hest sabbath : n-iTT be. f
C:1►ns Cu;iinxiiig, ] t , , e
b5 :' lied• -will
Coolcston-n•, iibile..the 'pastor
Helens : and: Sant A41. -
UMW
-Preach-it-St. I, -I
tnae1d:, .
y an• Chou le -'l he .•s.
re`s1i telt
or: en-
and ;Mrs.' Janies Murray :cos .•,all be • ,continued
rta .
bodied 'a'numlier iif., people 'Patrick's'
Lnrii's `Div ii*herr astep° iticrssaee�
ter
• --gal, on ,5�. •patrielc s 'l.e,•_rleac••wered rtoas'li?..� and even-
ing.
c
T`era►s sf_ rales -- °°- - ,, _ . --- . m . ,soo op., to:: form
_ .� ing
ale' ands` the bals►nce: �thitr ii-lna�•the for
in the. North_ 'Wellington >,
team _ _..
s_.so
Butte?... ':..: :ills
Ade
•r
a town league and • to enter a sen
The, election, of oflicere resulted as,
follows; Hain. Pr'esldenf John Joynt,
.Geo. 11 Smith;:
:M,P.P., _ President.,, �, . ,, ." •. _
Vice=presidents, T. S: lteid,.. Robert
aria" er, Vi1'ellittgton Met..
n
• tR g
to
ohs ,,
Coy; Cnptaltt,'`-Telft rd'Aitchison;
Secretary, McLean Jolinstoil; Treas.,
M. C. Bridge., n town to
Material , is available t .
give LucknOw a winning' team this
season.. The diamond ' rill. be put in
shape it soon as possible and the
boys are determined : to get, to work
early. end practise faitbfnlly through
Out the snmmer. it was decided
purchase tie* uniform,. The cit -
ane are fitted to eaPert the toys
•107911i all **MU•slut tbi 111p'
Poi .. r "a ,� .ii•ia+• •.
On .°2 Day you can buys r patet►t
medicines, drugs, toilet • articles at
10 Per cent •discoutlt en a11..purchases
p wards. Sei;eral
of ::one dollar and,up Ces
:. -bar sins slag _at, Tir:...,Sper
`a.Itecial g_•
Store. '
Dui .. •S
j
NOTICE
•
o
AUCTION .•SALES
Thoii►as Kempton, .lot 12, con. 12:
'of
'Ash.ielc3, Will -have an:,auetion sale
' - k a„d iniplefnents ' on
.Tuesday,. March '29, coniniencing
the o'clock `p.m: :Everything will be
sol'cl, as. Mr. Kempton' has disposed of
his "fano' . " •
•
•
Albert' Nesbitt,a .
c :rii `Melifi'liarri-Let 9; -Con. ---7:0;=
E; *.D .Ashfield;` twill • have an: auction
h7s - farm -stock. and
a:n~ -nf
- -commencing.. at
iiients on"�;Apjril 1st.,
;re!, h 11 b
sold as' the' proprietor .has .sold ,his
tie1.o'rcib%lc::p:m ....-•Everryt ing-
night.. nig
The "Red" movement in .Russia;.
the ; impertinence :.of "Cerntany,, the
i 'tion Vin' Spain,. the Seinn
•
assassinselatid. and .:the
F'ein,'tiutt'ages•-ate' -Ir � - ,Qwn
hold:.:: ups and robbery' n our
to Biblical prophecy ,
land, according
'are only sign's of'the, tiniest but who
would•have thought that such chaos
'fe'would ever find an inroad:
and'stn
•
atones and -playing. ball-
on
Throwing
the streets In I ucknow are for=
bidden and ofVend rs will be pmgge
cuted and made to pay
done.• .
$y order: of the •Connclf. .
•When' at the,Post Office, call nett
door slid gee the electric„ washer atS
''Dick..,No•trollbla to show it.:i . 8.
144410010 '
,.: • ;, carol .comtiiuiiit3 _as_ . R _ 1,t i11:: pteac7i,,.,. the
to such a P� 'ffii'�,.antion+.,
r n
ns • Subject'. l r "flee
'n
Morning s'u J, n
i •
€r
, in d
. ub
s
�n
J4 T
ate
r.,�
�' Evening 8
fif
a
of •:Fr,
° ing; ;a Permanent'"lSassion'" : ,'k ou a•re
invited to•'these 'services,:: •
kindly_, i _., , ...-.. ' -• Re-* ("hag,.
The- induction._ ..of;: to'Of
_ hag,_
into the charges'' `of
'Cumming
Helens' 'and ast• Ashfield' will take
to
c
k
.: in :I
place on Meech 31 at 2 oe
theafternoon TheRey. R. MacCal-
liim v. ill:, preside, '''Dr... Can,Tiber "' f
. .nett•
in
thio ' Early ill the New Year a local
fa ser was relieved of. a 'quantity of
oats. Iron his granary, on' a later
datea piece of .Machinery Was taken
frons the saw mill, and on an even- lye roerai
sacred _ . . t.
last week : thiexts:._..e. .entered
_.., __.....: _ .... _iniv'-;otr :tiondav ke«;a ._ P• ._ _.
. butchered a Le�atioi��l•
ettiii.. ,Millers stables, , • ,being In tTie hams a
de away• with".. - . The yneei ink•oiihn cl
ani,
tt�
OiCe '
�ch
it ups
l..
'Mr..: Stobie; W hiterbui • i, •..: x,11 a c
sit .inter alto the il' t, a.•• Ik
rr•s the . 11Y . .
Gollan will address the .ro7jr:-ga
tion: regular meet -
at
The Guild ]field. their g.
farm • •
:poi t ._._._.._.... ,. c►irtm-i , _
Darted. with .singi;stg' after which rs '_'R: -4«
�:....o=o-o--+ • Meitenzie read the scripture 0 5s a
FARM- FOR SALE
South4talf Lots 47' and 48, ton. 11,
}futon Two., "close to school and ,
church, convenient to Ripley and
LuektlbW. ' First. class soil, good
brick arid stone House'•, barn .40x90 ft
with .:stone basement.. Apply to
:. V.. D. MacLennan,.
i4.4.125 � 3, t 1ekupw,
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1'e f
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tion
sate ' will be• an
a
e
-he i
There'
the ' farm : stocit. and; implements :,cif
the :.estate.of the ,late J. McGuire,
s' 26 Hiirori '�'iwp ,
.4t` Lot' N 2,is.-.and_.,...",-'.. .'"-- ---•-'r
,oirda • 3Iarch-.2S.,.:coxnmcnc ng _
'on .
at one p.m '
314.• R..McCharlea, Auc-.•
`ictor Whitley will have. an auc-`"
Sale of• ` horses", vehicles, •:.
tionat.
the Cain House 'harm on S ,
•etc�:.at
Aril 'and; com1 lefii iflg = 2- o'C1oCh x :,
E eryt; i on the bifl will be sold.
R:'rMcCha'rles¢;.Auc:..
John':"Gibbons, Lot 29, Con. 11,
t<r, Wnwanosh, will have an unreser-,
_tea .arietion •
,. of "his farm stock \.
and. implements en.. March.28, cam-
' at,.1,..0'cioek• pa
e.
R
i��-PnrVi ,
Jas
Mr. L. tinnier, Lot, 12, Con. 0.
and sentence prayers 'ge:‘,:a,:-
e 1
. A veru instructive addso, th.. farin ments, on Apr..w_.
'farm• stock• •and-.imp1e
• "c "Livint; Close to .,:e11:::11;, ' 7th,'• commencing at 1 o'cock .p.m -
topeet'ifile.n- . 31.3-100c
given.by Mrs. N. �::iiaek, J, . P'[1RV1S, Auc.
strumental selections •by 'iii»s'• frac John ,91cCarthy, Lot 1, Con. 7, W.
ss. Sae lya : isol► have an . unreserv-
n and Ml '. ;will
'i.'iC;1i.Orra
were mucci enjoyed,: also' a 'solo bD.,y edAshfield auction sate of 'grain., farm stock
Miss doanna MacCalluin �ind'tead: and implements on April $, coni-
inge by: Miss Jessie Ossgoode : tela teeming' at 1 o'clock p.m. -J. rt•1'
miss wilde mama,` . v .s ..Aga:. 31•3•p. «
Kinloss, will have an auction sale of
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