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LUCKNOW, °ONT., THURSDAY, MAY . 19, 1821.
SINGLE COPIES, 5 CENTS
° aL:U 1 NOW
Roller Mills
Areworkingday
and night.
Bran and Shorts on
hand. -
W. ' E. TRELEAVEN. .
• .�
e itEWE
Tuesday,, May 17•
Mr. 'Hugh Finnigan spent •Sunday
with .his brother, Mr. RichardFinni-'
• gad•, of Wawanosh.
Miss Barger, of Toronto,,' spent a
• few days at the home of Mr. Mathew
Shackleton. • .
Mr. Carmen ' Beaton,. of Seaforth,
visited
at
week.
S. Sherwood's one day
last
Mr, arid Mrs. Thomas Hackett, of
. Zion, spent Sunday.at the home of.
Mr. B. Treleaen. •
- Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Hasty andfain-
ily ,spent; Sunday at the 'home'of Mr.
John ' Blake,. Mafeking.
Mr. and Mrs 'Wm. Sineltzer, - Of
•Lucknow,' visited -friends here last.
Sunday,'
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PIPE BAND REORGANIZED
= The public will be gl.ad to know
that the Lucknow Pipe Sand has.
been -reorganized, and -is, getting into
good condition for the season of Mit-
doer has
entertainments. i
a Certs Ts b
do,or n
always been a popular organization
and it is, already booked for num
•ber of engagements, There are ten
pieces this oeas0e. Mr. Roy Mac-
kenzie ie leader;, Ernie Aitchison,.
„secretary, and D. M, Johnstone,
.treasurer. The band will be . at Tees -
water May 24,, and, it will be at Lis-
towel Old Boys' Reunion two days. in
August. • .
ii n: of
CCEs9 O
T Su
.The Grim ° Gaihe s . •
Thrilling Feats '
Houdini,: the .world-famous hand-
cuff king and ,self -liberator,, promised
to set a record of . thrills and sensa-
tional stunts when he started "The
Grim. Game" 'his paramount-Arteraft
picture, which will be the 'attraction
at the Family theatre next Friday
night.' With this end in view, Arthur
B. Reeve and John 'Gray, authors of
the story, worked_, hr all 'the- amazing
feats with which Houdini has been
astonishing vaudeville • audiences for
years, ,He extricates himself from
,strait'jackets, .prison cells and • a
bear trap• and, as a : climax, is invol-
ved in a hair-raising airplane :accid-
ent --not in .the 'script—in which. two
'planes, with propellers locked to-
gether, crash down frohl a height of
3,000 feet. A. thoroughly logical and
entertaining mystery story has ,been
;worked around these •"tli;rillers."
Ann Forrest, Tully Marshall, Thos.
Jefferson, Augustus Phillips and
thur Hoyt are included in the 'cast.
The picture was directed by Irvin
Willat..
O LOCAL 'AND GENERAL o
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Mrs. Russell' 'Reid ais' visiting her
sister -lin -law,. ,Mrs. Dr. Balfour.
Ex -reeve MacDonald, of Kinloss,
is slowly recovering from his illness.
Teeswater and Paisley • will each
'hold Victoria Day celebrations—May
24th.
Mise M.• J. Murray has returned,,
from Chatham where she spent the
.wrntur months,
. Fore,' help,.•in housecleaning . and
light washing apply to Mrs:: E. M.
Whitby: • 19-5-p;
Mrs:' W: Henderson has 'rented her`
residence to. Mr. Mackenzie,' miller at
Treleaven's mill:
The Council of the Township of
Ashfield will meet as a Court of Re-
vision on May 20th. ,
Mrs. E. Mackenzie, , is up.from
Windsor' visiting at the home, of her
brother, . J. E. Agnew.
Wiring of the 'Down Hall and Pub-
lic Library for. Hydro Electric serv-
ice is .under waw this 'Week.•
Our Juvenile ,a
' and'' is • engaged ' to
help with° the musical end of.. the
program at 'Teeswater. on May ,24tn;
Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Todd and Mr.
and 1VI:s, D. i • Johnstone 'Vere away
for the week -end on . an auto tr.p to
Itidge;t vn and Kitchener,
• 'Tuesdayof next week will be May
24, known also as Victoria .Day. A,
number. 'of 'surrounding towns are
putting on celebrations,
Mrs. J. E. Agnew suffered "rather
severe. bruises and shock by `lalling
down a stairway. There was no ser-
ious inlue& anti she • is' recover/rig.. •
Vv a regret, to report that Mr. Lon -
la; e,aso veil of 'town, rs . uset!
Musty lit.' Inc daughters, Mary, alio
Mrs. Dennis, are home. from 'toronce..
'the Huron County `Battalion win
go into training fore 9days ac Oa�1
urg beigncs;. commencing June tetra
As. Lucknow stores'. will be closed.
on.. '1 uesday of next week they will
oe open' all nay 't.bursday; thus a-
voiding two holidays. in the one week
• Did you `get that watch ' you .have
k
been 'tniniig Lomat?? if not there
are Two Lays more of Armstrong's
Watch Sale; so, don't •Miss ' this ee-;
portunity
Mrs. K D. Cameron spent a few
days of last'" week' in Toronco, .ad.
wniie 'there `attended the Dental; i.ol
Col-
lege graduation :exercises.. in 'Convo-,
cation. Mall. •
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TIME : PIECES_
•'At Special Prices,
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•
•
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Less .than. a hundredyears ago
any kind : was a luxury of the ;rich:
Piece, is-.a..-hecessitY a. or.'luxury as
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—taste, -dictate. , . •
_,..... • _:. um' : ,Assortment , of
• ., Y.ov -'a•ril--fr-nd-hero,-a._.p1+ea�,._ti,,,,. : -
time
pieces _in;all, _sizes, for all 'purposes; and :it
• almost • all prices;, and at the special prices We ate
-offering- each one is exceptional value.
a time piece of .1
Today ,a time
your 'purse, and
a 1• 9 r-
" BASEBALL,
Lucknow Wins First Round In
League Series. '.
The opening, game of the North
Wellingtonton League series was p
laY
e
d
in the park here Tuesday afternoon,
Lochalsh' being. • the • visiting teapi.
The . score Was 5-2. in, favor of Luck -
now. " It was a clean lively game
throughout • and :furnished splendid
entertainment to a good 'crowd' from
country and town. Lucknow gained
a, 'lead' early in the: game and 'main
tained it throughout. R. Currie arid
F. Anderson, of Wingham, were the
umpires. ' • . • -, • . • • •
The line up was as fellows:
Lochalsh. .Luckd"uw
s
McIfendrick .- Catcher' .. John tone
Walker Pitcher Irwin
Finlayson .lst base
Mackenzie ,2nd. base
)Blue. 3rd base
Bissett S. S.
Thornton • L. F.
'Mackenzie , ' G. F.
Stewart R. F.
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ST. HELENS
Watches; Watches,' Watches: and
More • Watches — Ser . ' Armstrong's
window for the kind .you' have been
looking for. 10 per cent orf : this
week only. --
The White , Star ' Line ` is advertis-
ing their annual Goderich to .De-
•troit excurei•on . The moonlight -,ex--
cursion: from Goderich will be on
June, 13th. ' .• .
Mr. and Mrs. 'Peter : .Carter have
returned to town, and 'will • occupy
the Burton .jp:fioperty north ,of :the
Station. Mr: Carter -has rented the_
property :for .three years.
1VTr ant Mrs John Eai„h,
forth, are trisitcg. with Mr anu•:vIIs:'
Alex -Reid; Lan rde,_ nose laugle,
ter, Medley. is seriously Wil.; Mr. mai
Mrs. •Ila. ir-waited Mrs. Douglas. on
Sunday •
Robertson
Johnstone
Bridge.
Aitcheson
Aitcheeon
McCoy
Brown
Mr.' Robert . lvtcuitlin, who is • in
ache sterling bank, .Uungaiinun 'Our-
ing . Cue 'aosence. ,of . miss thin, was
horde. for ',tile week-enu. •
' 'tar: and ivlrs.. conn Miller, Mrs.
Ned 'I'honis and Mr., J. D. Anderson
attenued the funeral of their Cousin;
Mr. dodo Miller, at Anna, on :lues-
day
the annual, meeting of the Wo
men's Institute will be. held at Mrs.
aiettenzie's pn Wednesday, May Loco
at 2.3U. Miall Call, mem'ber's • fees.
There was -a good attendance at
the . Y.P.B.U.• on Sunday evening
when Airs. Cumming had the subject
and (:airris°•'Aitcheson ' taught , the
catechism.'
• Mrs. Hugh McCrostie spent ` last
week visiting friends in Lucknow.
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ASHFIELD NOTES ,
-For-t- he balance �•of this week'We are "giving a-
.
special discou nt of 10 per. cent off, and the usual
Pguaraiet•der goes with'' each Watch:
CALL TODAY__
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• ..ST -�ONG.
F.
JEWELLER dI OPTICIAN
°CH:URCH NEWS •
South: Kurlesa. Church,—The Sacra=
Ment of the f.ord'a Supper Will be
dispensed t the miirn.ng service,
'first Sabbath. Preparatory' Services
will. be hell on . Thursday at 11 .a,nn:,
conducted•by rev. G.Gomm. of Pule
Rivler. On .1'riday a ( a:lic service,
will be ;conducted by 'the pastor at It
a.m.3 while Dr. Campbell will preach
in the evening at 7 o'clock. Satur-
• day, Sunday and Monday services
"will :be, conducted by Rev. D. A. Mc
Lean, of 'Ripley. Anniversary, serv-
ices will be. held on Sunday',, May 29..
The preacher will, be the Bey; A, C.
Stewert, MA, formerly of Morning
ton '• -
The” Leagues -The Soeial Condit
h ro t
tee 'had' charge et.the, p„ g raa,
n• i
League'" meeting Monday Light,. •i tri,
chair was, token by Mr. Lwart
ler, and Mr. D. 0, Taylor gave an au-
uress on the .topic . i•erseverance.'
rhe scripture reading was. gwen ,by
Geralde.atnweii. Mrs. Ant re'w• anti'
Airs, llathwelt sang a duet. 'here
was a reading by Willie Andrew, u
.piano tiuet ' oy' ,Mrs: iteid• and airs.•
irewton,a reading' oy miss-
:and
M1i °:'and a duet by Mr .. Anderson ant.
a iss Robertson. • 'Gerald •Itatleireti
was 'elected president •tor' the:coininb
.year.. • . •
tile 'annyial May district Meeting
was •in session at' the Methoulsi
- CJnirenhere on Tuesday awl • Vt eu=
nesday. .An evening- meeting' wase
;heiu on Tuesday' ''heli two very goo.,•
audresses • were given by Rev. Mr.
itersey, of 1fervie; and Rey. , mr. Ate-
Hibben; of Gerrie, .
• . WOMEN'S INSTIT UTE.. •
At 'tbe guar •" Meeting , of tliG,
Lireknow Women's instituteins: loi-
.•towing' officers were • eie eu rresi-
dent, .Ylrs h::' A: txolian; V ice i:'res ,
-airs. at. ...Mitchell; , .2nd •Vice-rry�:,•
Ars; ;Le L... mein erten; • .Sec treas,,
Mrs. WinRivers;; directors,. :vara
Geo. 'Career, Mrs. Itobt; IVlullin,, Mrs •
doii,i button, eitrs.• '1hos.: Aitetiesun,•
/Ylis. .B Mce;lnre;: Mrs• 13:'Huston-,
Sick, V.oniinittee, ,drs R.:illacUauuui,'
.Nlirliips; ,1}is.crict'•1:ltreelo•
, Mrs: G Greer; '-• J mune' .;Sec`y, lvl'isc
:Margaret''M1lackerizie;''Auditors, Mr's
It. k'isher, Mrs i'..Stewart;."ltepf'es-
entatives.. 'toDist. •annual meeting,,'
Mrs.' j.. Button, Mrs. ll ''Hustori;. Ch
ganists,. Mrs. J. 1 . ,Agnew, 'Mrs. Wn1
iefurdie •
lluring the • year the Institut€
made the following donations;'Luck
new School Board; $90.00;• Navy Lea•
gine • of . Canada,. $15.00; To, —apply. or,
school piano' fund, $10.]0.;' Chinese
Famine :Fund, . $5.00;;' Arn dniaii ' Re7.
heti fund, .$5.00; `Children's Aid Sec
iety of -Biuce :Co.; '$5.00; Total;$130.:
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'FOURTH CON: KINLOSS ••
Mrs; W. J:. Evans,' who was visit=
ing her parents, Mr. •and Mrs. !Jas.
Wilkie, oz .Am'oerley, has returned -to
her' home in • Hamilton. • • ' .
Barry' Waiker, of b. C.; is +home at
Laurier, and .wie take his position as
pitcher m the .• I oclialsn: baseball
ream
Mis• Mary Barkwell, o?' Windsor,
is v"isitilig witn her father ' hear
Lochalsh. '. ` •
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Mrs. O'Crafts,' of Manchester, it+.
.S.A., is visiting••vfith Kr Mclver• near
ttintail. r •
Miss Flora MacDonald, of Detroit,
is visiting K. Ja ' McKenzie, • of Laur-:
:d. ; 1VIatJ oxlal_d, of 'Lochalshs vis-
ited Laurier friends last .-week. •
Rev. W. M. Matheson is•, visiting
-his-Mother; -Murdoch' Matheson.
Mira nian'y• friends 'are sorry- " to:.
heal; : of , the illness of =. R A: '•Grant,-",
Hemlock- City; and hope for e,:speedy.:,
recovery.
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Mark -Gardner, of Zion, hiso gone
ne
:te-Co-eirrane- fvi the, summer..•__Mark_
has a• farm up •there and is busyi
clearing ,t
'i . .but he_ ikes- _to•�colire
south•tospend the winter. •
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Card of Thanks—Miss L. 'Smith
wishes- '-.through The ...Sentineli.:.to
thank the many friends and neigh -
bets who were so'.kind and symath-,
p her
---'etias at the'..time. ;of f.:the -tleath .
mother, Mrs E. Smith.
Mr. :Alvin A; Cameron,; who �._Cairr
pleted the four: years course in Den-
tistry and received his diploma last
week, has:,, gone : ;to Teterboro where
'he_.has been engaged as assistant.,in
one of the. leading dental' offices
that • city. .
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24th. AT MITCHELL -Sports• . at
Mitchell on May 24th will, consist of
Cali•tliu tfpii : iVlarchr—Basball--be
tweet►� wF o_' -1st Class teams ' at 10
a.m.; our one Races." for vhteli
big 'prizes, are offered, and a gran,.
concert --at tii;;ht - .Wm,. lnia fie See.
The weather. 7rran has been. getting
things' rather "'badlymixed this
spring.'.' In, April we had Midsummer:
heat, and the past week :has been
cold enough;. for' October. Fortunat-
ely the- weather has been cloudy, a
fact -which -likely _.pr nted damag
ing, frost. • '
Harry:' Kerry. is reputed to' be the,.
highest paid outdoor actor in the
Picture business.."his'. sensational
western • •pietures"HeaIn, rts UV? he ::cer-
tainly earns 'his money. , • 'See this
-+sgeeial�•attractron-�-� at --..-The• Family-•
Theatre Saturday evening. One.helf
of proceeds to golowards providing-
.funds____fot._..tke - .I•ucka�ow Baseball
Club. Admission, Adults 30e; Chilli
LOW FARE EXCURSION
ANNUAL . -. ..
GODERICH to DETROIT -and RETURNURN
iii•,
-fill ii' ►. .
, 11 . .. ri.ra rrr ,'.4 1+11"•1
ww.G*inin,uM+ n,M ' " *,a ..anrlMab's,+ . - --" '_...........t.....'
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he' Big Steel Steamer.Greyhound
tiound.
SPEEDY, S+A,Pi, COMFORTABLE ..'
$2.0o' Ote ay.
'$+f.00 Round Trip.,_ . ` + .. _ : , •
.>_wiit leave . Goderich'
TUESD►A'Y;-- NE -14th ,at a.�0`
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• Arriving Port Ituron 2, p.m.; Detroit, 5.30, p.m. Returning
leaves . Detroit 1 p.ni., 'Thursday, 'June 16th, The only boat trip
from Goderich to Detroit this season, , Children between 6 and 12,
1 fare. 'visit your Michigan friends and bee big busy Detroit. A
delightful trip over the: great international highway of lakes and
rivers.
GODERICH BAND MOO NLIGHT: out of Goderich Monday,
June 18th: 8.15 •pin. Orches tra for dancing in Steamer's bit 1
room. 8 Tours on; beautiful Lake Huron for 50e, Children 25e,
Last trip to Goderich tp God aria to Detroit Friday, stuns 17th
PM aim. ' •
ren 20c.
TENDERS 'POR- BRIDGES•.
n Tenders will be received'
Ten ' by the
Huron .Township Council tor• several,
iternforced• •Concrete bridges
'and for A'outments to Steel Bridges
in Huron 'Iownshrp klans and Spee-
i y
acatrons Ma'- be leen- and Corms oi
tender:obtained at the,; om ice or the
township Clerk, • Angu's Martyii; at
dtipley,,after'the ISth inst., to Whom -
tenders in sealed envelopes endorsed
"Tender. for (13iidges should, be. de-
livered by 'or before noon: on Monday
May, 3Oth•, .19.21.. ^ ' •
The lowest • or any tender ..nnot. neo:._
essarily accepted: '
Fredk ' Is.,James.
Civil Engineer:
"May 9th, 1921. Walkerton'
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.-' uesda May, 17-, •
• Mr Russell• MacDougall has • gohe
out' to 13i itiShi :Coluilrbiawhe're--`he-ex •
-'jieets -toreniaii�'fo 'Ts'oife:tinlo-
• the , stork:left `a. fine baby: boy at
the :•horrre .of Mt. --and •M•rS. Dan Mac:
--ki lmonOast`-ncek.
This section • -was -relieved • -:.of 'a
neat-slumber-_of._cattle._leat Saturda
Many were.'forced- to Sell 'en 'account
of the , scarcity • of teed ,=and we --fancy.
•the Toronto Market must. bare been
:glutted with rather poor: ; stuff; '
m i,1 Th.eatire
�a y
Lucknow
IDAYMA'k 4th. 2
• • TOUDINI
The world's greatest 'magician
•Ief.
"The Grim .Game"_
' A Paramount 55pecial.
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SATURDAY, MAY 21st:.
•Hair. r
K:e
...1E -
"Herts Up"
:,ALSO; ••
2TReel Century Comedy
.AND.
tNr Ree 1 Star Comedy
One -Haff' Proceeds for Luck-
. now Baseball. Club.
It is- said -that •the frost on ,Sunday
night blackened many of the early•
potatoes.: : The earlier varieties of
fruit 'appe'ar to -have .suffer -ed _a .,good.
deal also, . `
Grain DWI seeding being 'completed,
0
corn and l ots are the next o•rder:' '
•:Mr: and,Mrs: 5.,:Hunter, ,of :Luck
now, •spent the week -end on. the 4th
•Con., Kirit0,�5 -. s. • .•
Notice is hereby given that all res•:
idents of the Village of Luckflow are
required a to remove all ,manure piles
and have bask yards clouted up be-
fore June let next, Arid that a Sani
tary inspector 'has (been. appointed
-to ' inspect the song and enforce the
Public Health Act.
By order of the
285.c Local Board of Health
emomeramorrairtab
Hydro light and power
rates have
wN itetvIile a aft 'otaor Wow toms,
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BELFAST.
?Tuesday; may
"Miss Hattie Nixon. has returned
home: from the West,' - •
1V iss,_Philips, of Mafeking',_
spending a fewt seeks at Eliner Al;
-ton's:
'Mrs. W. H • Reid, of Goderich, vis-
ited
isitcd with her daughter, Mrs. James
.._-'aw*.-.'.4�.;'Jf!4K."1•�"3.i:�!r{t?i�rc^:..:_, •: �lli(•kny--°'`. .�-_:..e.-.,-,.x.+-.-,<...�,..
TUESDAY, MAY.24th.
A SPECIAL PATHS'
FEATURE
Comedy and Pathe
News
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0:.EVERYBODY'S .COLUMN 0
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11ONII:Y , TO LOAN on •mortgages,
and notes • at • reasonable rates:.'
Fife Itisurance,, boih 'stock and
Mutual Companies. ; 'Conveyancing
' done with neatness and• despatch.
'G•eo. A. Siddatl; : Broker; .Iaucknow.,
•DR. PARKER; OSTEOPATH,' at the •`
Cain House, Lucknow, every Wed-
nesday afternoon. 'All chronic •dia.
eases successfully treated:'' .Osteo- :.
pathy rel oyes the physical'. causes
• •of , disease. • • '• Adjustment. of the ';
spine is more quickly; ,secured and
'withr tr.e tments: • • Osteo=
•fewer. a .by
'badly .than ,by` any other method.
LUCKNOW ' PIPE BAND = Open •
for engagements `• at • 'Celebrations;
Garden Parties and. -Lawn: Socials �'
E. Aitchison, • Sec'y: •• • 19-9-tf.'
'VETERINARY` S JRGEOi�F:--Dr;; '•
•W, J. Keheler, 'Ripley; • Phone 63,' ,
night or day tf
T • FORS•AbE-New Idea. •. Masher. _
and Wringer, in first: class condition. •
•A: PPlY ' "to;_;Robt. Brown, Lucknow
28-4-tf. • -
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--FOR- SALE—Village preperty,__ %_.
acres land in the,Village .of Lucknow-
:land ate -an-'orchard,,good
Qn the
frame dwelling with large woodshed,
hard' andoft water; good bare For; •
p�s Frank McCharl
articula•rs a f ..to F
es, R1t.; ;3, Lurkrrow -2 6-p..:
BL LL -FOR • ; S -EI V -ICE — Scotch-
bred' two-year-old bull, sired by . Im-•
ported C.ailant Seeptre-107224—
(1366641. , Feel'82 00 , ,
,2b:-o.-.ta. • Jes.: Foirs r,._ Wawanosh;,.
FOUND An
Owner • may have
property. Apply
L: ucknevt. •
automobile tire:
sante 'on proving'
to Jake Libel,
:. ..10-5-75c.:_
'..LOST••-Be•tweeh'Lueknow' and Ben
driller a man's • gold watch. fob. Find;•..
ci please leave or notify : Sentinel.
Office, Suitable reward offered.
1�J5n -
` • I oVing, delivery er other work'
i l �
uv-nwi
u-l,.tt~•orrit: l�eL�la€re• •vv�li.:a�rrioto1 -t•
Will bed one :at b reasona. a rate's y •
Jake Libel: • Phone .86. 26-5=75.
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'i'A' TED=A few student nurses.--
Apply to •the . City of . Sjyratford `Gen '-
-er•a•l_iIiospi-tai,••--Stratford,-O:ntaria.:'cr
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb' Stothers end i b
s
n Th p
Sunday o . Harris sent
Lenore visited with her• parents here
with Kincardine; friends; •
' The many friends of Mr. Mac .Sunday. „
Southwill be pleased to know' his Miss' Weigh visited with relatives
condibion is slightly -improved: in, • London,- I; ridaV:. _ ;
A baseball . game, .WestfielcT' vs:
Eliot•' 4fitrston _is sporting a new •
Chevrolet pari Same class ''to idllot'IT -Belfast, Will --tae laxed- ere m th,
'Mr. Thos. Harris has been. improv- ,afternoon of Maw"-24-th • • A silver
ing• his farm by erecting a fine new collection «dll be taken, Aid .rnte
wire fence•�ir}'
.at the road. Mr,.liarris The Ashfield .Ladies.. .
, .
believes in making' the home asat- holding their ailimtial• 'War ergo
tractive
.-as ossibte ` •-• ° - • r+n.••Tuesdayi, .Juno 14th. 'Particulars
p
Mr. Earl "Culbert and .his mother later,
;lard _a #lying uxsit:"to' Itinc>irdine--on- .
Saturday evening.
We notice our friend from the 2nd PARAMOUNT•
tion W. J. t' ,_,•Tue-iday, May 17. • .
m
-ade-his-'usual•--trip.--Some attrac-,
•
Mr; and Mrs . Jas. f-lughes, and A•' MacDonald, , of 11u�• in, visited
'Miss- Edith; of Ripley;: -visited at' _,M.:;..M.r. and:.M s.. A; G.duke,• oil : Iailclrry,__''
McPhereon's a 'day this week. • Margaret ...Murray, who has not. en.
Miss Annie Statters visited at J. joyed good health during • the winter
ulbert't grist -•,Thursday -lm :gone ..to ,Winghaln u#I'ot pital:- for -
treatment.
A :�ggoodly number from our burg
THE' LOCAL MARKET at
'tendL d the Lochalsh hard time
dance .and. report a very•good time,.
Butter,
2,•-25' Wrlton•Bell and wife called on a
, ., , ' . few friends, here last week. Eggs . ...... ..... ..1122-23
'Hoge.. ' ... , i . c , .'.. �r . r .•, .9,25 W e are .pleased . Port)
o i~eport' that
Sadie .MacDonald is .progresein„ fav-
• .••.—O.Oio--••.- orably towards recovery.
Hazel Austin, who has suffered an
attack of appendicitis, is . able to re-:'
sureher studies at school:
Mrs: Wm. Shaw, of Toronto snenta
the week -end with Mr, and Mrs,,.
J'aek aenderaolli
Lateet estimates are that it,will be
the middle of July before Ontario
will begin' to 'reapp the 'benefits • of
the recent referendum. and the ahi p -
iriertt of liquor l p i1111
m hta stili '
in o, the ray Ace w
•beco e 0
•
' FOlt SALE--Conifortabel` ..house
with :one acre of • land, • iodated north
of G.T.R. depots Very reasonable
fet-euick sale, as owner- is moving . .
:awe* Apply Mrs.Alexy. Finlayson,
iolt SA•I'E.--Five-room, Frame
TTiiu ei gooil . ciilixr- large woodshed; •
a out.
tiled -well an
d ab
nut.
ii tit
•n' -see
bol>.
4'
�..:acre of la!ld__:'fm01(14, erPosses,
_ .._ ter•
siou•.---Robt. Johnston. ...
4:1R=,"` =SA t `Sect or% "' of "lairgg`..: _
'.frame dwelling, suitable for anyone
intending to build of to enlarge their.
Rome,..,. Can, also,sueoly )e•- nearby if
desired: --Phone; 4-14, a W r L. Mac-
Kenzie.
ac Kenzie. 17 -3 -if
FOR SALE—Grass • Faint,: 100 ;
acres, well watered, N. half of tot
6, Con, .12, W.D,►. Ashfield.• Fer par- •
ticulars apply to R, IL Dignan, Lon•
don, or Jos, Agnew, Lucknow.
144.34fc. . • �.rl
=,tea.