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$2.00"PER YEAR IN'ADVANC$; '*2."6 OTHERWIfIE.
QNT.,. THURSDAY, MARCH 31. 1821
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4UCKNOW
• Roller Milis
i rki � day
�: wo _nig
and nig ht.'
Branarid Shorts -oh
.Mand.
W. E. TR'ELEAVEN: t
Administrator's Sale of Lands
..Under and by:virtue of •the powers
:granted' to the "undersigned..the
Surrogate Court of the County of
'Huron .in . the • estate •.of'. the 'late`
Thomas • Joynt, . there will ' be offered
for Sale by public auction on Satur-
day, the 9th day of April, A.D., 1921
at the hour of 2 o'clock, in the after
noon at Miller's store at, St. Helens
• by T. R. 'Bennett, .Auctioneer, the
following .•property: the east half
•. 'of the' east half' of lot number, twen-
•ty-two, in. the, eleventh concession of
•` the . Township,. of Wefft .Wawannsh h
the` :County .df 'taro"n loss a roadway
There l'e ,.•situated On. the property
the following 'buildings:' `one frame
• born with stone 'foundation,' 36x40.
anda frame house, stone foundation
• 18x28. A spring creek runs through
` • the farm. " This farm will make a
0 good grazing farm.
Terms_ .of saler. Ten •per, cent 'at the
time of sale and the balance within
30' days.
• Por further particulars ;and : condi-
tions of wile apply: to the undersign.
ed . •'' o
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Dated 'at: Wingiiam this 21st day,
of March, A.D., 1921. • '
'•' „T. 1r. Bennett, John Joynt,
• Aide. •Adiuinfstrater.
by -Dudley •Hol'mes. his ,solieitor.
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AUCTION °.SOLES '
0.. o a o q o 0 0 .o. o ?s • MR. DAN, SMITH DIES •
• o ' :OCAI.' AND 'GENERAL
el s he
ietow wa
of L t
Miss D
oiran ,
guest: of MO, A. E."Millaon titer the
week -end.
"Miss F,.: E. McLean, of the' Scheel
staff, and her sister spent_the'Easter
vacation at their forme% home in•.
Ashfield, .
Mr. and Mrs;• Russ Roiertsoli, and.
Mrs. Johnston Johnston 'spent, :the Easter
in :Seaforth, .
Paramount . Club 'will hold 11'.debate
box social and dace on `the evg. of
Tuesday, Apr. 5tr.
Mrs. J. Murchison. and ,daughter,
Glenna, were guest's of Mrs,: F. T.
Armstrong for Easter. •
Mrs. W. MacLeod and ` Miss L.
Joynt were in London ' for a • few
days during the 'week. •
1 o m". Mc i11an Lot 9, Con.,10,
:NIS e l . M : Con..
.10,
D; Ashfield, will .hate an auction
Mrs. Alexy. Finlayson has return-•
ed homer after spending a couple of
weeks'in Detroit •and Toledo.....:
Robt. Agar and family, 'who
lived a few miles' •south of town,
have moved to a farm•near Seaforth.
', Now is the time 'to get your Fere
tilizer. A .car bf Gunn's Fertilizer
just airrived.-4eo. S. Robertson.
1d -c•
Mr. Wm. Armstrong was in Lone.
don last week to see his daughter, •
Mrs. Barrett, 'whit has been serious -
IN CADILAC, MICH,
'Mrs. Norman' Mathieson, ;of towns'
received. 'word' recently that ' • her
brother, Mr Dan Smith; h
►
haddied
at
Cadilac, Hieb., on, March 12th. Mr..
Smith ..ras ill for a week, .or* More
but his: condition was not thought at
alt serious, so that his death came
quie.unexpectedly, to those -in attend:
ante.,• -His ailment appears.' to_ have'
been • some form' of heart troube.
The late Mr.' Smith was a native: •
'of Huron Tovwnehip and *'ill be re-
membered• by many +throughout this
part who used to visit Lucknow Cal-.
edonian Games day.: Mr. Smith'.was
of remarkably tali` , and • powerful
physique and was a striking' figure
among. the• athletes -in • the , park
where he . excelled in ' feats of
strength; Since that time he .,spent
many. years in different parts of the
United . States, moving from place to
place a great deal. He was in gild -
fide only a short time before . his
death. Mr. Smith. ,was. between 65.
and 70 years' of age and 'had never
married. .
EASTER VISITORS
The : followiri *ere observed in
town . -for the ' Easter holiday: ''Mr.
and' Mrs. , Brown Mallough,, Grimsby;
Mr. Berwick Sherriff, Mr, Ernie, Mil
'son Miss :France' ' Spence, Mr_
Harry Alton,`Miss Alma Alton, Miss
'Mary? Connell," Mrs.. C. F. Richard-.
son, Miss -Freda Aitchison, Miss.
Sadie gee, :Miss•lylary.Itathwell, Miss
Norma .•e Thompson, • Miss Frances
Siddall, Miss Dean Geddes, Miss
Mabel -McClure, Mr.. Steele . Macken-
zie, Miss . Jennie :MacDonald,' . Mrs..
Temple Clark, Mr. Ewart,, Cameros.:
Mr._' Jerry Rathwell,, Miss. Isabel
Douglas: .
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ly •il ,. .
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4 ... i., ,.;
- Xt...Harry Logan, of Purple Grove:
has ,'been.appointed Returning ,Offic-
er in South Bruce .for the Referend-
uni: vote.The Mtss •
' es, Li�say "are,
'back to'
their home on Ross Si; after spend-
ing
pend. ing the winter' onths. " at Torontd
tand.
Peterbora •
11
next
,ti
. When, tit the st flits ca
door and see the electric washer at
:work.' Nd trouble., to show' it.-G.'S.
Robertson., • ' 14-4-c
Campbell Thpmpson,' whom we re-
ported ill .with diphtheria at-Lon-
don
t• •Lon -don a'cotiple of week's ,ago, :is_ well
on theway to recovery. hi • shoat
It- cog Kincardine Township b
,$500, for sheep killed" and Worried, by
dogslast year. The taxes •collected
,on dogs: amounted , to ' about $600.
Mr. and Mrs: Peter :CCantelon, --of
'Clinton, were guests over the week_
Cantelon,of t .
end at the home of a their son,, Mr:".J.
hey Molsons Bank staff.
•. ,
mile brass band, which Mr:
D. C: McMor an -has in .training, is
making very. good progress,,judging
.
bg='ecent performances on thestreet
this .. ear - will . have to . be,
Dogs ... y,, •
tagged in 'townships, • villages, and.
g
towns. 'After April let.;` dog owners
are liable to •a. fine of $ ;25:00 if their
.
dogs are not tagged.••
'Constable Ward
We -are .advised by.; --- "son driv-
ingafter April 1st any.pe
ing a motor vehicle • in -the village'
without '-,.the . 1921.license number
+aro erly' displayed will, be proseeut-,
` -sale • - of - _his'farm :stock and ., imple-
• menta •on :April lat., commencing , at
1 o'clock p:m,` -Everything , will be
::. sold ._ as; the.. proprietor has,• sold his
,
_
John Pattie, Auc.'
Victor Whitley will have an _auc-
tion . sale of horses; cattle; 'yehiclea.
etc "at the Cain House bail' on Sat,
' April r2aadr ;c'otnmeneing at ; o b1ocjc
• Everything on the "'bill will 'be sold;
31-3. ° ' ' • R.: McGharles;• Auc. '
Mr. 'L., Kramer, Lot . 12,• 'Con. 9 ''
Kinloss;. wilt ve anau`"tt'ntr"saieof-
farm stock and implements • on Apr:"
7th;' commencing at •1 o'de
•- .,•
1�
1000
1?URYIS, Auc. :..: 3
John McCarthy, Lot' 1, :'Con. 7, ''W •
X
P, 'Ashfield, will: have an unreserv-
ed' auction sale of grain, farm.s oc
�a ad iinpleii ents--„7 --- April 8, -conn--
• tnenein 'at 1 o'clock pm. -J. PUR•
g ..
The Executors, of • the estate of
• :the late Edward Johnston will have
-sale- .. oL farim'stocl and.
•---an- auction ,
implements at 'La"t 4, Con. 11 Alli-
,tela- e = pa�tl k dx coarrazreaa est ' kat
o'colck , p.in.. Everything • listed' will
be sold '
•
R. McCharles;,'Aud:.
12; C9n, 7,
E.D,, • Ashfield, will have an auction
'Sale •of fa , ria stock and imple-
- ...his
meets on. Monday.; April 11. Every.
thing will be .sold as the proprietor
has; gold 'his' farm:., , ' •
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7-4-100 Johni 'Purvis, Atte.
MERCHANTS 'HAVE 'GOOD
CHURCIL.NEWS
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Anglican, Church -Rev. F„ L. Lew-
in, of Bervie, : will conduct the ser-
vices in St. Peter's Church
r on, Sun-
da at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m„ ' also at
8
Christ Church, .St, Helens,' at , p.m.,
Methodist Church--The.,pastor will
preach morning' anc4 evening. Even
Mg subject will be "The Human Lim -
Rations ,of ..the Inspired Writers."
Presbyterian :Church. - Services
next Lord's ;Day,.' at 11 a.m. 'arid' 7
pan. -Morning 'subject, :"The Sever -w
ity of ;esus " • .1 vening .Subject;
'.pos"-Resets
ers ref Reform". ' You are! . kindly
•invited to these services.
Epworth .League -Dr. Newton' oc-
BUSINESS:. ON TUESDAY..
Another ,Dollar' .Day 'at Lucknow
this passed into, history, .and again a
number of merchants 'report ,a very'
satisfactory day. • The; only ,com-
plaint with those whom the cyclone
struck is of'ove'r-work Buyers were
-on:the 'job. quite early • in.` the. day,'
many from the country:; being in 'to,
*articles before
- pick .uP� the -bargain
re -sold -:outer The afternoon
they were -c
saw ;even .a ••'bigger=crowd,.,the
_ and. y
were not merely, •in 'town; they were
here. to do
business and the'' storey
presented ' a bu sy scene -until even-
ing. +
cupied • the choir Monday' .evg., and
carried .through a very fine program
consisting of praise and prayer ex-
ercises, together • with - an Easter
reading by • My. ntle. Webster accomp- •
anied " on the piano by Mrs. Newton..
An address was given , by Owen Sad-
ler :of?' -"Radium, its Manufacture,
nature .'and uses;" a piano "duet
by
Mrs. 'Reid . and her On Austin, On ad-
dress by `Wilfrid. Anderson : on the
Flat" industry;, solo by Eldon Hen=
'derson, 'benediction by. D. C. Taylor
completed the program.
ea.
' Caird~of Thanks -Mr. W E. •-Trel
eav
en and • family wish .,to'. express
' sees
s
the
kindness
f
' ion
0
'fat
ec
a• a
r
ul
f
ate Pl►
fie
r
sympathy athy shown by friends . and.
and ymP '
neighbors at the tinre'of their'•recent
bereavement. • •
Mr. herb Graham has received an
invitation, ,toattend a re -union 'of.
returned soldiers who enlisted
the-
.
from Toronto.- • The-, gathering Will
be held at Toronto, . and.. will be feat-
ured by a great bonquet
' . A new- Bind ;has-been -organized
t liialkerto-n- and ?g tol-be, one of the:
y--�Ia i18F
town' institutions.
Town Connoil appoints' a committee.
er board' to...manage and see to the
.financing • of the Band: gin
Miss ••Evelyn Mitchell, . traveling
secretary of the"W:M.S ,: ': w h add-
ress
.,_, i -the-South
South .
rens .a nnioisi. meetit'g'"'�•� . • in
'Kinioss, and LucknOw auxiliaries
Presbyterian 'Church, • 'Lucknow,
'the April nt 8'
on Monday evening, 4th,,
o'clock. :•
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O
PIANO-TU'-IN1`ING
Mr. d, J.' Merlihan, ' of Guelph, re-
piano tuner • will be in. tuck-
iitibld .
: •- Aril. -Orders left
noyn first week -:of p
with' ft• J. Moore, •
HORN '
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Moi tits At Dra-ytan, ort March ` 29
1921to Mr, and Mrs. Alf, ".E. Mor
r
tis,. A daughter -Esther Minnie. i
The Wiartoii'` • Echo' last 'waek pub-
lished a picture of "the Oldest • resi-
dent Of 'Bruc'n County" : -L -Mrs. ,lames
Lennox, Who celebrates(, her 102nd:
'birthday on March 9th, She was the
first White person to settle at Wisp.
ten,, • She east'das wlt1 halt pan. sp4
•_--°o-o-off
WEDDING BELLS
Baidenby$11ell •
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized. on. March 26th- at the
hone of Mr. and .Mrs, 'Henry. 'Bell.:'
Con. 10s Kinloss, when their young-
est daughter, Violet E., became the
bride of •Mr.. George W.. Haldenby:.
The marriage ceremonywas, per
formed by Rev: Mr., Lenin, of Ber-
\ale, in the; presence "of the immediate
'relative's of the bride and gi ooni,
line
Their '• ninny .friends, join in 'wishing.
l � ,
them a' long:and . happy voyage
:th ugh lite. •
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LUCKNOW SCHOOL REPORTS; ,
Continuation Classes. _
•
Report for 1Vi'arel'. •
' •
• Form .I M..Mitchell 76, R. Mac-
Donald in' 0
Du a 7
'Rei •74 ' J r
.Donaldd ,
74,
E. Switzer 68, T. Alton 63, O. Robb
63, C. Morrison 62, M. McAonald 60
I, Johnston ,60, J. •�Hassalh. 60, M.
McInnes• 5`7';; W. :Murdoch 54, C. Mac-
Dougall 53,, C'. Hamilton 52, F. Mac-
`Ivor 48, :A. Colwell "47, E: ';Keteha-
' baa 45, J: ¥Vlaclntyre 42, •
•Form. TI. -E' Lockhart 7.7y. I $ath
well 75,1 F. MacDiarmid 75; F.• And-
rew • 74, " -P. Agar 73, V. MaeQiiillin
73, A. Mudie 71,: R. Andrew 70, •K.
Hill 69, D. MacRae • 69;. M.' Webster
'68, M. M' Lean 65,, W, Thompson•.64'
M. McCallum 63, G Hodgins 63; F.
Cain •62, R. Thompson• 59, R. Moan-
tesh 57, J. dollen 56,; M. Ross 56, A.
Johnston 55, H; Thompson 55, J.
Long 55, W. Alton; 54, V. Hamilton
53, D. `Mitchell .,48, K. McLennan '47,
K. MacDonald 26.;
Form 111.••-E. Wilson 75, J, . Mc-
Quillin
' 74,' :'J• Buckingham ' 74, ` 11
McQuillin 70, B. Murdie 67, G.: Lock-
hart 63, ,A. Reid '63,. • C, Gollan 62,.
V. Phillips 58,, G, Douglas, 57,.. H.•
'Maclntosli 56,.. L MacIntosh 51, R:
MacDi'arinid ' '42, H. ,MacDougal•1 40,
S Burns 34, A.. Helm 34. ;
E:..M.. Ranson,.
F: K. Mci.ean, ,Asst.
. • FARMING:
'
Mr: Clark, a lecturer on Paw ejr
Farming, • Preparation of the Seed
Be,k etc.; will give a lecture in the
Family Theatre on the evg. • of April
's:.,a•:� 'aduate�of-•
t ►;�.'w`•Mi•: �C at'lr'"a gr
the O.A.C.,:and he 'adds to the inter -
.Of
est • of his` address'` by the use,
of-
'
tno'eang pictures :which' iliu's�tra the
to
n of the seed. bed, growing.
;preparation ,
of the corn plant; keeping the boy on
.
,the ;farm, buying a tractor, eta :The.
lecture topics 'are:- Poiver-Esinling
Possibilities. in. Ontario; Preparing
s
eed Bea, .Application of 'the 'Tractor
to the Ontario' Farm; Purchasing
Machinery for Cash; Operating,
leme_nts _ All interested
re is.lin charge. ..
are:.invited and ;the
LOTHIAN
-Tuesday, March 29.'•
,
We extend congratulations•, and
hearty good' wishes for a long,:hap-
py and prosperous mare ed life ' to.
Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Ritchie. :
The - many 'friends •• of Rev:' Mr,
Hardie- will- be pleased' to learn .that
he is -steadily improving' and is now
practically - out of danger.''from his
attack of : pneumonia
' Mrs. John Johnston. -visited: her
daughte
Fowler, near_ .
;.. Mrs,_ilarry-
Dungannon, for a couple of weeks. M
Miss :.Bessie Barnby' is returning
this week from an extended visit`
with friends' in Toren -e. and Iiam11-`
Mr and Mrs: 'larger and •family
have this -Week their
,have moved up,
:-former home. 'yearToronto.
There are very ' few -occupations
where . Ardent 'hope . and keen disap-
"ointment
'ast. are • closely . coupled to,
•gether - in fishing suckers. You
.:
se he ,;creek full of. riley_water and
naturally imagine it,just'fulroT fish:`
One man :holds- the net at-"ore.,end of
•
the _viol 'and
the
other er
with
a Jong
n
g
pole beats andchases the fish• right
into it. .You feel sure: the net is -just'
full of fishuntil you lift it -then
fish_
.disappointment-nothing in it:' Such
, was the experience of.:two nicht from
here • who journeyed,.:,through• bad
daek
roads-td-Kintaif-one
"GOD • PORKERS •"
• Ashfield, i;ec-
Mr. Manson Reid ;• of
M s •'ust. set-
tl -delivered Y
en months ., and four days . old ,. 'to
ardner, I.ucknow, the
combined 'weight of • which was
91:0 -
lbs The largest weighed 340 'ibs.
This is certainly an unusual weight,
en . months.'
for a hog of seven
NEW DAIRY.
Room IV.
Subject's', Geography; .History, Hy-
giene,. 'Art.
Sr. IV. -LL -J.' Beaton 82ti' L.' Murdoch
Si,E, Johnston • •78, M, , Douglas ' 76,
4"S. Mackenzie' 76, *E. M: Orr 72,'
*`W. -Howe 66, M: :Patterson. •62; *E
Alton 53. •
•Stewart':83, E. Aims-"
Z Gred
77
D.
A.Thompson
stroTzg•'82, •
des 74, : M., Andersen ',73; E. 'Burns 72
0..1Vlurdie 67, L. Smith'• '67, W
Sproul. 57, , J:. Osgood .55, *E. Web_
•ster: 54.'•
*`absent for:. one or more exams:
C, M. Clark,'•:Teacher
Room. III.. .. • r
Subjects .'Arith.,' Hygiene, Comp.,,
Art, •Writing.
Sr. IIi, *W, .Douglas:
Donald' 77,'•D. McInnes' '75, G. Johns=,
ton 74, *.IVIb Arrnstrong 73, *B. An
''d-erson 73, *G:. McInnes` 73,,''`L: Web-
ster•' 71; G.: Smeltzerhander
:-
son. 70, P. Nixon:30; A. Irwin -65, •T.
Webster 63,, ,G• . Macke/vie .iia G,.
'Mar 62 W. Eaten "513,',7‘--R. 11-CCa1=
lum `55, Y. Webster :50, *C..Webster
48, C. Milne 46: C Blitzstein 44
LECTURE ON POWER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Treasurer of ;,:the, Muskoka
Free: Hospital foci ' Consumptives: de=
o ack_nowled a the
sures. --gratefaally�.. .,._- ,�.,..T..
following contributions • received in
Lucknow by the Field Secretary. of'
the ,National Sanitarium' Assoieia
tion: Silver collection. $4.35, r A. P.
Stewart $10.00, W.•• J. Little • • $5.00,
ha _ter R.A.M. $500,, W.
B. 'Anderson 5.00, H. Jl Lindsay 2.00,
Dr. Geo. Newton' 2:00, ,W: J. 'David-
son 2.00, 'Canleron; .Murdoch & Co.
2.00• Johnstone Bros, 2.00,, Wm. Mur;
die 2.00i W E.'"`1Treleaven 2:00, Wm.
Connell 2.00, T. B. Cutt 2:00,
-Smith - 2,.00,:...James.
,Young ' 1.00; T: E. Smith •1.00,, W S.
McLeod 1.00, Rev. R. 'McCallum 1.0
Jos, Agnew (Clerk) 2.00,• :The Sent-
inel"
inel" 2.00, W. ; Smeltzer 1.00, W, -.W.
Hill 1100, E..Aitchison ' 1.00; Nell
Murdock • 1.00,/ Conrad Decker ,1,00,
Rev. , It. F. train 1:00, W. G. Spina=
ler 1.00; J. A..'Glennie 1.00, D, R• Mc-
Intosh
-
Tntosh 1.00, W. Allan 1.00, L. R. Tay-
lor
y
loo 1:00, E. A. Renwick 1.00, V. .T..
Armstrong 1.00,. Miss E. Murdie 1
0
s Murchison 1,00, ACksrt da; Rath
On and after Apr. 4th, the under-
signed will be dole to Supply cus-
tomers:. with 'milk or. ere'am..•. Delivery
eve mowing. Service guaranteed
far a ° yaw. latormatioa xt. `tickets,
lrlil�l: at Iia. Asap ba pttoia:16.'
' til � '
i,,
i:: Yi
itrrkr 7'% " '
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,* .j,..,.. :.: NOTES
IsAIRSHFrA ,
Ph ledirdiTY7-17.
crowd ..gathered in 'the 6th school . to
hear the Men's `Program and ' all tot-
ed it a success: In ;addition to other.
numbers there ,was a play .Not, in -
the Regular Army" presented . by'
'Wine ......_. _7• -ach' seenied;,hap...
,young'-u'te►r, E . • • ed
ily suited to .his part and :furnish
p
the apdience with . many a _laugh.
•Follo'wing .the- critic's' remarks .lunch -
was served by the' ladies. : •
The ..,Meeting for 'March 21st had
ca"
' ,: aontes the OLP
-
tains
ell: as s t•
been a g
tains being Norma Nicholson and
Dean McLeod: Thirty-five active
'members were . chosen 'on each 'side:
ed that '-each number
...t.was..under�ta- ......._ �.
1.
was to be valued and the losing: sail
were.; to' treat , the winnerse, tb home-
mode
ome-
final Meeting -
made., candy 'art "the ,
The' contest, which' aroused touch en-,
thusiasin,'was held at Grey Ox and
ool:'-was. packed with an ex-
pectantwas audience. • Each sidemutes,
given .one hour and twenty m
and the programs were most original
and . enjoyable. There were. two- jour-
nals. Mrs, (Rev.) Gollan, who- gat
► decision, •favored by a
1
SINGLE COPIES; A6 CENTS.
P$nhily Theatre
LUCKNOW:
Friday, April Ist
Tom Wore :
"Gay Lord QUCX"
a•
1V1Qnday, April 4th..
Anne Cornwall , •
-in
'The Girl in the Rail,"
and • '
Govt. Scenic Reel
•Wednesday, Apr. 6th.'.
'"Betty's.Prince" -
and • •
Pathe News, Weekly •
Comedy With 411 Show .
Two shows each evg:,' 7.30•apd .9.00..
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u EVERYBODY'S; COLUMN o'
o-o=o-o o-•,sd-o=o,--o-o
,1,1014EY TO .LOAN ,on: mortgages and
•: notes at 'reasonable. ,ratos. • Fire
• .Insurance, both stock and Mutual
• ,Companies.'' Conveyancing ,done
with• neatness and 'despatch.
Il Broker.Lucke
ow
'.• Geo.•'A.•'Sidda••
DR: PARKER,OSTEOPATH..at Caine.
..house; Lucknow,., every Wednes-
• `... day afternoon. • All. chronic din-
: -eases .successfull'y treated. Os- •
teopathy removes the ' physical
'causes of disease. Adjustment of'.
''the spine is 'more: quickly becured
and 'with fewer _treatments by Os-
, '' teopathy,than by any othet method
Best marketP rice' for all raw tura.'
•i,et, 'me..kn'ow when you have any.
Phone. 85, Lucknow, ' •
20;1-tf.. ' B. Pearlman.. '
OS
FOR .SALE -Section• of large•
frame :•dwelling, suitable. for anyone
intending tendin to ' build.,or -to--enlarge ,their..
home. •Can:also supply lot nearby �f ' :'.
:desired: -*Phone ''4-14, : W. L. Mac'
•
Kenzie;... 17-3 tf
-;*1VI. j.--- SOR:._ SALE -Grass., Farm,
Douglas .79, P. McInnes 69, *H
Webster ¢3, S. Decker 64, •K Thomp
son 61 *-D-_Milne- 60, -*d: Baker 55,
''`W. Agar 54, C. Pinner 51, *S: Jew-
* good• ,conduct,for. March.
Campbell,:. Teacher:
Room Ih .
Jr. IL.
zie
," Clifford_ Webster. W, .. Web-.
...:Eaton; , ,
* w-•`
Good
- Je
•herr
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V. S 'ff ..
°s er
itt; (H McDonald, ':Charlie Webster)
tie .,L ''Robinson, 13, Mil ie,' A Mc:
Milian, M. ,McAllister, I. Drinkwal:
ter,. ; M. Watson.,. Pair -R.. Bradley,
S. McLeod, R. ' .Watson, 4.. McKenzie
--Sr. 'IL Ex Stewart*; R:':Paz,-
s..B: 'hibe7,
` "Goad-~.-'fir:-McQuillim
ve
H �Wtlson `:,' W N.iatan* • L 'Menary,.,
•Andrew*, . B. Henderson, E. Mac-
'
-Donald
T late''nor absent ditring.
r it, date " ,
,' • .1...'W. MstcCallum, Teacher
welt 1.ef1, ..D. ,M*ct es11s.. 5001,
140
' n,
acres; ' well' watered,. N. half. of . Lot
6; Lon. 12, W.D., Ashfield.For;parT,
titulars apply toR,_H;_Dignan, Lon
don,' or los. Agnew, . tucknow. .
24-3'tf e _ - • .
,E.' Class. ,Ex. -:•J. ' -':i1.,
Durno' 'Good -J. Stewagt, P. Men-
ary, -S. Steward.--:. Fair -11 : Button,'
G. Anderson,'C. Greer*., A. .Smith,
A Andrew*, (E.'''Nixon, S. Mullin).
ties; A. : 1Vlurdoch;*, H: Johnston','` I;
Whitby,.'A'. Watsonh`.
B. _Class. 'Ex, -M. -Robinson, It:
sari. •'Good-.•-D.'=Heniiierson,. R•.:'
Finlay
Ahompson. Fair -13,, A.
Wilson,, I. McMillan*, M. Merriam*,
II. i4IcL'eod* ,,
.
: Steward C:.
e - A. Class. Lx, F. i . ..•
'1VIC1)onald, (L. Naylor, 'K.:Brown ,
-L._:, Braihson,_ A. McKenzie+y,=�, R
ties, .. -- it i-..
Mullin,:, 1,.!t Webster:A {Good
Fred• Armstrong, /.'.MeKenzie.''T'air
---T. Anderson, W. Bradley, M. Me-.
D,opald*,: • 'Wilson. Armstrong*,• B.
Drinkwalter, •W. 'Robinson, Ci Fin-
layson,' M. Cousins, L. Irwin*,` . T.
McDonald,' 1 E. Agar, E. taker*, C.
J'ahnston, J. C. Durno, K. Ferris"*,
y E. , Whitby,, W. Taylor, 3, Merriam'',
the judges' ,
e first 'program which W. Merriam*,, E. McLeod c-
hew be points- tli
• ad been given by Mise 1�Yieholson's * absent a .week 'or more on a.
hof illness. 1 Tis c
'lids, Meld Meeting will. ba .held at count li Mard e, � a her', ,
G>r.v Ox, Tu. day, 4q l :plih, , a
• FOR SALE200: bus. Banner oats • '
heavy, , excellent for seed; several
tons . ` well preserved ' hay,, several �aG well
oat_etraw. APpld t•+� Wm � '•
Mackenzie, horse -dealer, -Lucknow.. •
31-3100c •, -
FOR SALE -Ford runabout : in .. .
fiirst.:class, condition. . Apply to J. H.
Ackert'; 7-4-100.
' FO
,S--Reck-eg•gd'°,for -- ,
hatcF iinng of good laying strain. 15.. '
:
far: $'1;50,-J. R: '•rVebaberr R.-2, , ;
0
w
21-4-p• -
OG
,• $
.
.p .
ASTRAY -Strayed • ' in the,
vicinity ..of, T-ucknow . 'a.,tlog�-sTior
•��r:i•i, lao-1 mxith,., hit ningQ_ox4.,neck
and white on breast, sliort•tail• ; Any
person • having information regarding.
"the smite kindly".,resort to' T Glenn,
o.w? : Phone; ,Dungannon
R: 7, Lucke �
77=1;1. • ' ,• , . 31-3-p .
FARM FOR SALE
.South . half Lots'47'•and 48, Con: 1,
'Huron Twp.' - close to school.:: and
enliven convenient to . Ripley ,and
Lucknow First . Mass•
brick and,stone house; barn 40x90 ft
with : stone basement. Apply to
wF. D. MacLennan,
4-4-122c ::
n
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MARRIED
McGuire_43aker--At' 'the home` .of
•Mrs: Rebecca Baker, Lucknon, ...ori
'March 300021, by the .1tAv...R. Ful-
ton Irwin, Mr, Wet.. McGuire and
Miss, Viola M. Baker,'
• LOCAL .MARKET
tat Butter".. .... ..... ..45 40
8`a,0 Aii, i,a,+f ,.,..
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