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1-43CKNOW, ONT.I, THURSDAY, J,UNE, b. 1921.
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Bran and Shorts On
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W. E. TRELEAVEN:
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MAIL CONTRACT
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Pcistmester. General, will be ret,-
• eived at Ottawa untilnoon. on 'Fri-
, ,. day, the 1st :of July, 1921, for •the'
conveyance' ,of His Majesty's ,Mails,
. on a proposed Contract •for four
, years, 18 times . per- between
:Whitechurch post Office' and. Grand
Trunk Ry. Station: front: the lst Of
•'s October next. . • .
Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may 'be, sen:-•'' and
• blank' forma of Tender may he oh-
; tallied at the Post Offices of 'White-
, church, Wingharn, Lucknow: and at
the office of the Post 'Office Inspect-
' or; London. '•
'Chas. E. H. Fisiher. . .
• post' Office Inspector.,
Peat Office Inspector s 'Office, •
• • 'London Nair' 20th,' 1921..
A-1•••••••.-..
LUCK -NOW 'SCHOOL liEP,0121'S
.Room
C Cass Cood-J Brabson, (S
:Stem;ard#,A;'Watson)•tieS,-.4...Dtitnin
Menary, A"Mtirdoch, J. Stewart':
•-•:•:•Fair...-11,:,Johnston, C. Greer,,E.
on, A Andrew, G Anderson, k But
A.- Smith, -LWhitby.'
.'B Class: Exe-M. Robiliscm, L Mc-
Millan
• Fialayiori;• • (F.
• • Thonmiso*..D. Hindersoa)„,..tiesYair_
-MeLeod; A: Wilson, -R.. Arm-,
, stiorig.
:Brabson,•.G. 'Mc-
Donald, F. Ste•ward, Naylor, IC.
Brciwn, ,A.- McKenzie, 'Metioneld,
L. :Webster. Good-j--Wineitred -Arm-
strong. :Andersen, Wilson
Armstrong,
, p, 'MeKenzie, W.. Bradley, rwin,
, B.: DrinkWalter,
!Sop; W Robiesenk„E„ .Ferrne),..- Agar
Consine T: McDonald C John's,'
, 7 . • ,
` ton., "J. (7, ',DORM, E, Whitby, • W._
Taylor, !G Pp -vest.: M. Stanley...-.
• ' I. Miirdie, Teacher.
- 7 -
.."
Sr.' Douglas .78, M. Arm-
strong'. 78*, '-.R. .McDonald 77; G.
Johnston ;73; B. Anderson 72, ._G.-
'. Mackenzie 68, L. Webster68% W.
CT* 1.1. 6, P.
, •
--,---Webo.ter.,.....611-teCallatrat ft
Stheltzei-62, G, "McInnes 61, P. Ni, -
on 58. A. Irwin 58*, G. Fisher 54, C,;
Milne 54*, T. Webster. 54*, C. Blitz-
' steiii '45, C.. Webster 40*.1
. Jr. Iff.:.-M.'Douglat 82; ,SStewert.
Webeter _68, K. Thompson 68*.
-D2.9-51ilne•••.64*,-
"JeWitt 54, S. Decker' 50*; j. Baker
49*, W. Agar 48.
.* absent foreine or more exams:
• V. E. Cainpbell, Terieher.
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BELFAST
SINGLE COPIES, 5 CENTS "
`'Wlims•••••.;••00.
ROUGH ON THE ILIMPHtE
Mr. Neil Mackenzie, or the Corner
,Grocery Store,. this town, ordinarily.
is regarded as a civil, law-abiding
and good-natured man„ But it in-
. pears that when he leaves the count -1
er and assumes the role of, umpire ,at
a baseball game. he becomes a very
different sort of , fellow, and may be -
'come the storm centre of wild excite-
ment, and even an objectvoi,pe,r4ecu-'
'..tiont. This at any rate 'we would
concl'ude from reports: of ,a baseball
game' played at Kintardine a couple
of, weeks ago -„said reports appear-
ing in the papers ., of the Lakeside,
Town -last week. Evidently Mae •did
not find favor with the scribes nor
the small boys, -
Here Inv some of the things they
said about hithe
The Reporter -"They (the crowd)
say an exhibition" of "phoney" deeis=
hies • by one called „Macke/We, • ' of
Luatnow, supposed to be an uniiiire,
.but who doesn't know the game.","
d"„The ganie to'be protested*,.en a
decision handed out by Mackenzie,"
"After the game was over it look-
ed. as if Mackenzie was going to get
a bad mauling. The small boys
seemed to take 'delight in throwing
over -ripe fruit at himIr '
, The "Review" is quite- as unkind',
. .
and,among other thingssays s' "The
Village 'to the south have always held,
the reputation of being the .Yorst
'nitwit of beeferi On :.the sporting
Map,. and 'they certainly maintained
that 'reputation on Theraday"
• "There was never a decisinn,giveri
litit practically the.. whole team was.
•iit arms 'and tried to influence flip'
umpire, who, by the WaY; was one
•earned Mackenzie .of Lucknow, and
the punkest official it has eVer been
our privilege,' to see' handle. ah indi- •
cater. In the firat place; he ,.did ,not
undei'stand ' the rules of the 4•ame,•'
and secondly, :it as no trouble at •
all for him to reverse- his decision.
especially. . when , ,pressed Or directed
-to do, so .by theLucknow players."
,"one Ailing sere, Umpire Macken-
zie's /mine Ought to be takenoff the'.
list of umPires."',
• The Writer___elidn't_ seeLthe- game,
and, knows' nothing of Mackenzie,
an rumpife, "1U -surely' thete
better way of settling disputes, thaii
citing the umpire With -rotten eggs
or Pahlia1ing abusee.-4. good spor will
accent :the -decision of an umpire es,.
lth--feela sure it 'in r,
and when, an ,umpire is atcented;- his
decisions for the time ought to be
respeeted.'„ If. the ,umpire is ."punk”
or 'rotten"` (as he boften Seems:•to
,be) his decision can be appealed a,
gainst, and an effort can. be niede to
. see that he is remoVed from the list
-Incompetent umpires • aair ."tioer
snertS"_speil. the -game.
--Liickirowites=hoth--plaYert-anil
•--spectators-7-sa.Lthat ,the, &Wished
-reports :of the game grossly misrep-
resented' the f• . whole' 'circuinetance.
They state 'positively that Umpire,
ifeekentie-did not reveree.
e' one his
decisions, and that there. v.•:al no
• such hubhuleas one Would inferfrom
the. repekts..--"It-ei-positivyel,Lst
too that the Kincardine men said •to
have been injured by Johnstone Were,
asla matter of factrnot hurt at -all..
that .after _making emne.mnrannly
pretenSe -continued the 'genie te,
the -1111141i. ••
-Tuesday, Juni 7.
Mish,Mallough, of -Dungannon. was
the guest of' Mrs. Albert Alton, Sun -
'dal% • • • • '
.'RoVe---Joaenly•Hackett-rls--attending-
the-- CountY,.-Council. Goderick this
Mr. and Mrs. john Emmerson
sant Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ni"xon.
' Misses Lily and Lizzie Alton, ' of
- Lucknow, were the guests of their
brother. Elmer Alton, Sunday,.
Inspector Toms; of Goderich, niade
his annual visit be the gchool last
week. . •
Mr. atid, Mrs. Jas.; Hackett and eon
Wilfrid motored to Tiverton Thurs.
*
daY. .
Mt: goy Alton attended the Lon.
don Conference last week,' being .seitt
as a• delegate front the .shfield cir-
cuit.
Mr.' las. Alton and lift; Hawkins,
of Port Albert, are taking the .cen-
OM in this neighborheed.
•
Mr.' Donald Campbell ,
Mr. Denald Campbell .who „ for
many. years has been -a pilferer
fromrheumatism, nese:4 away Mon-
day 'Morning of this 1.,stielt at the age.
of 79. " Be leaves a Widow and
grewn-up family: Messrs. Neil. dad
Rory Campbell, of thee'Second Con.,
Kinloss; Mrs: Dennis, Mary' and i-;
of Torontii, and Mrs: Megehn 'who;
his been living' with her parents. ,
The funeral to South Kinioss Cern-
etery was held . Wednesday...afters.%
noon; • • •
Mrs.' Anglia •. Mackentie- .
, Mrs... Angus Mackenzie, who lived
with her ion. -Alex. north of . town 'on
the Holyrooa Gravel, died. on Friday
of last week at the age of -82: The
funeral was on, Saturday 'afterneon
to. Kinlese Ccmetery. : Mrs: -Macken-
zie, Whose maiden name was .Mare -
et MacDonald, was .one of the pion-
eer reeidents• of .Kinloss Township.,
• Ir- P MacCharles•
There • imsSed • away ,at her late
home -in the village on•June.2nd; Mrs.
1 aronliarY-MiteCh4rles7, Who had been
ill for the past.few She •
was"In: her7.2nd 3•`-'ear,ai•,(1 had. Moved •
te town with her late,hueband--„,abote
three 'Years ago: •Iler maiden' name
as Clara .Aliistom, • • The • 'remains
were taken •to-.RinleY .Cerneteryfor
-
• intern:mit . On.Saturday. afternoon;
-The funeral .,service at the house was-
' largely' attended, a .nufnher of relat-
iees..froni ,Culross: being present .
I)IEI) AT LONDON,
•
The death occurred at London,.
Ont.. on. Tuesday morning • of Mr,
Donald Stewart, . a brother df Mr
Chari,es Stewart, evreeve of Aeh-
field, The remains': were brought
here on 'Wednesday ' internignt.
:I he date Of .the' funeral' was not ar-
ranired at:time. of 'writing. "
liecO- the Date Open :. • • • • •••'
• .
garden: party will..be•-;beld on Mr..
Joseph Taylor's lawn. on the el -ening
of Teesday. June , 21st, . Ithmernber.:
the date and,keep it open.-' "
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LOST FAITHFUL 'SERVANT
,
Mi. A; E.,. 3Illleon had the inisfor:
tune to lose one'Of his faithflii .old
hns herses et. ',Friday ,inoriling:,of
last wtek. It had been out on the
. grass and seeing the stable door. 0
.it walked in, Mi. 3.I'illeon's Stet-
- Ilia 'eCeupied :one of the and
the Old-iiliFs-e-ev'dlently. ,undertoolcto
%kick- him oat :-._The,2,itallion kicked;
oaek '- -and after--a•-fea---rnandS'• Sae-
t:eeded in breaking the old horse's leg
which '..put an end to: the rthripus,
,The horse : Of course,had. to be des --
SPECIAL' 'PICTURE AT- ,
' . ' REGULAR ADMISSI_ON
•
"R,10•Girl,'Poor 'the tThvvr-
sal
nh4toplav in which GladVs
ton' "Will "AAA ,thei-sf,i-reen at die :Fain-
ily Theatre On 'Saturda`y; lune, llth
is a 'ninetY,-thrill-poWer ..draina
unending struggle betWeeri riches
and povertV-7 • •
-
The star playS a dual role' in whieh•
she charat-terizeS a phild of the Slum's
d--an--heiress--7to'-in4lliens::-
• •g .filasi : look eXar is;
ly chanteldentities'. - The rieli
gui goes, to the el -lama -0M :the. poor,
self in tne :clothes' and goes tothe.
little waif. of the gutter ,arraye her.'
oalace. . ••,.
Agcording ;to : 'an -agreehient:
tween the girls, the • deceptiiM is .'-to
• last for an hour ' bet 'a. strange -fate'
-
noverty'-beit of. the great ciffiii-"'
which ...they. live. sn:d alters, the Course
of tveci lies.
In bringing':the sto6-.`to its elimak
HarrY Harris-, the7-dii;ectiir, packs the
coneluding seenes: 'with fUriouslykast
-1--rdycyntroie.,,,t-;.-,-, th-o,
of the inest. terrific gang, -fights . ever
0 0 0! 0. o or. o o o
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LOCAL AND GEI1ERAL I
, 0-0-o o o o -
Mr. Ernie Wilson Was .honte. for
the'week-end. • . • • •
• .• •
- Bruce Connty:-Coupril" is in session
• at. ..Kincardine' this week. •-*" •. •
. .
-Miss .'"Martha .111a7cCallum •vitited -
with Chinni ' frierele• -Friday and t"..4.at.,-
The Count (v I 701•1-luren• held
its • SeSSiote.•in tinderli this
-week: 7 • , •• - • -
. Mr; Wm. connea• 'was. in Toronto .
the 'past "Week attending -the.. General
Assembly. • . •
• Miss Carrie Geddes and' her friend
Miss Low, Were 'here- froth, Toronto
for the week -end. .• • '• • '
17:g have on han'ci.Scranton. and 'Le-.
high..coal in nut, 'stove and furnace..
-Lucknow. Coal co. •- • - •
, Frost 'which ••oecutreci.. Monday
morning is 'to have done damae.e
to: plants in some gardens..." -
- Mrs: •Foster -and two children., of.
-Erriporinm„ Pa:; are,yisiting" her -
:mother. Mrs.; A. • '.1.1aCa.r.r. el. • '
••••aliss• Colina Clark; a: the LucknO• w -
teaching 'staff, ----visited' Westfield
_freinds. the end of. last 'Week. '
. . .
• Weare.pleased' .to mite -.that Mr,.
Clerence Sperice.has beeh auccesSftil
.in -passing his .3rd year -at -Medical
College.•• •
• ke: Mrs. S.". A. Webster ..• and
73.ir, and Mrs. Richardsoin of:
• "feeswater, .vielted Ltiektiow •
friends Monday evening.
Mr. R. McKenzie, manager „of the
-Motcif.' Car Co., :Winni-
eiz; Viias •the gueipt: of hiss;sisters.• the-.
• .Misses--MCKenzie,.ef •
•••• 2tlesrs."W...0,.-Meliiilian and '1... ..R.7
Taylor:. -who. havelbeeroin the - irroc,
buSiiies here for some Months,:
anoouriee '-a.,dissoluticiii• of r-
sbip \1
Taylor. Avill-• continue ni
the. business 'here..end-
.• .E*eter, where he , hue'
• :bought a /general sto're'bilsiness. • '.•
• •
. . . ,
• •
111., E., LOCKI4ART.': ;.•
• " • DIED S.UDDtNLY
.Very unexpected Was, the death' ef
, Mr. 'Etekial Lockhart which ioccurred
.1n• the General IlOspital; Guelph,' .oh
TuesdaY 'of . this -week. , 'Mr: Lock-
-hart --had, hat heel/ feeling kir
the bait .three niOnths. and oh ;.‘1n-
t,"ay Dr. 4:11idtt took him :to dnelph
fOr treatment: :On Tuesda'y aftei,L
hooh-_-*ercl---was-i4eived7of-11 is' death'.
The. remains, .were brought • to Lira-
nOW:'Wezirreeday :at Mien, but f one,r-
al atiangernents have' not been. 'made
:at .tinte of"writing. .Mr. Lockhart
WaS 5-4„,'ears or•age and hat
a widow; one • soil and. three dangh-:
ters; ' • • ' • ••
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ST
HE.LENS.
, .
i4e.• Rifle .Ranges -,-.0a Wednes-
da- y', Jane lst,.•:sonie of the. 'scores at
*the 44.413:3..ard'range, out -of -a
.76, we're:as follows: ,• Wallace :11111er
68. Isaa::- 'Miller '64; Harris. Purdori.,
64, •J.a*.s. C. Purdon 64; Geo, Stuart 64,'
Elwell Webster- 60. -Will Webster ;64),
Jos.- D. -Anderson 57, F:lmer 1,3urdon'
,55; John Webster 551 .WOOLIS
. •
Therej...NtilL.b.e_. sereice'Cle zi n_. a
•ChOrch next • Sunday On aecount of
Aneiversary -Services' at "Lartei"
a •former :pastor, Rev: Jae. Little, Of
-1thekwooc%.. will- Preach,'• . •
As announced lase week... the: ail••
rine] gatden Ph:rtY: under the euspiees.
of Calvin Church:will be held in Mrs.
R. Miller's ' orchard on, Fri.)
17-tb- 'splendid-PrOgrare--In
Campbell,,. of. Dungannon.
and Te-AfCeld talent araang-
' . '
"
. •.Mr.s. 'McIryine, of 11.1g
•
' ta.,--snent few'days 'with he aunts.
Mckenzie
Andrew. '' Glikerow• •
Word. di the dean./ of bis brother in
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GIFTS THAT LAST.-
Besides gii ing the bride a pres-
ent that is nice itp.4 for a aline. it
is -pleasant to make- it a gift that
will last for years. and be con-.
stant remembrance of the Giver.
Some small distinctive piece of.
silver is as nice a gift, as could he
desired. We woeld suggest a piece
of Community gilverwaro in th'e
Adam design, a Cake Plate, Bread
Tray. Casserole, l'ie Plate or piece
of Cut Gla'ss. .
. •Just pick bt your Gift. 'W
ue will
. deliver it along with your greet;
ings in a manner that will please
both your and the, Bride. ..
If in doubt make it Silver.,
' T.4,ARMSTRONG
Jeweler'. & Optician •
CAR BADLY DAMAGED'
Mr C-Vde• had his' e'er- tat11.,-
..V.-rceked Thtrrsda.i' night. he
a.,.•.re-tui ng h erne . lost ,a.S the :rail)
'storm wa0-
s .,•;tilig Fn.de'r Way, ant..
e appe,,ecned tee a.ri Iiu
fren, the '.1‘ it • .11. Ford whit'.1., •
,,stood fro:::: thelII•tel started to
turn out the siit•ef direetiv.:111
• his path., TO.a.-,:s•jd'-'hitzing• the • Fon::
• Rel turned, pie :aid at thc
• sa,the fix:le...the...driver. • of •the
,•stapped to 010W...hilt' pa.. t) •
. left. • TIns-3,PIt.tns- way to, the right.
."
too • nariOw;• and • Re5d'S ear ;came ia
violent collision. • wit.%
post„, The :cai:. was vek: .dly lyre ,
-ect, the running bbaro • piie
being torn:. off,' °: •
, • . •
. $0O O� REWAAD'
^
For the.,:perse)n gying nie informa-.
tion Whieh will crinit the person
who. defaced the trade- mark
.Suotton, Witigharn'' „. en; monaments
erected by me last seascat ir :I.:milt-
-it oW • in(1 n annon • ef-,..file ter i es,
reiF64:7p- , -R. A. ..5,`-potton.' Wingham:.
Fa4 Theatr.e,..
.LucK.N.ow
FRIDAY; JUNK4.10th: •
DOli&I'llY DALTON
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MIRROR".;'
' • • • 't
BILLIE WES'. COMEDY
SATURDAY, 31.7NE lith.
"GLADYS WALTON'
' "RICH GIRL, POOR GIRL"
-"1st EPISODE OF THE DIAMOND
QUEEN"
TUESDAY, JUNE'
SPECIAL, PATHE FEATURE
Hank Mann Comedy and Pathe News
•EVERYBODY'S • COT,...UMN o • • ••
1 1
AIONLY TO LOAN: on Mortgages, !'
• and notes .at. reasonable rates.
1 n Iesura:nee, both stock and
'31utual Contpariiea. . Conveyancing.
dune 'With. neatness .and desPatch.
Gen. Ae Siddall; Broker, Lac16,10w.
„ . •
'DR:PARKER, 'OSTEOPATH, at the •
Cain House, Lucknow, every
Wed-
'nesd;ay Afternolni. chronic dis-;
eases 'successfully .treated Ostee-
pathYtemoves the •physical causes
of • 'disease.- `• ' 'Adjustment of .the
Spine More .quickly secured and .
;with • fewer treatments by Osteo-. -
:pathy-• than' by aifir other method.' e•
•
NOTES.
.1 F.,: ph H m i ad ;Ad' 'and high::.
ly 3.{..speeted resident- of the, Locliaish
disii let,- died on the moimirrg ef •
was home with. .Ch• ristian fortitude
patience:- Of a -.k•-,-ndlytil.--sposi-,
• •Lion, Ur: Hamilton •wee eateenied.;:ete,
-.a geed neigiihor. -by •all Who:- knew
Wife • •predeceased him,
Lai4out 1 .year.-a-ge,--,-JIk.-leaves. at
.11011:ei , to 111.,11,11 his loss, three
'daugnters: and .one son; besides Mrs,'
histne„ pf Detreet, and. A.
„alai:Loan. .if. Loci/nisi; all of whom
were peesent at the
• other, 61.ins *who. arein the•Canadian
_were tr;sable-,,toe"1,),e'-‘,:preeilit.-:
• . •
LUCKNOW BAND -Open .
fay engagemerits e at Celebrations.
Garden 'Parties and Lawir
,,„kitchison, Seey_ 19-9-tf.
'• . : •
rAtKelleNhelrit,
riight;:or da -tf
• -Highest prfes paidfor, poultry •
an i-jihk -A GroakObL '
•
,SXLE---Frame dwellhig, on
JlaVelock .St, Lucknow six room's, :
.good ix,Pair., large ..karden. Apply:
, to W. ,G. 9-5-tf- •
. , .
• fFOR ' dw ling- -
with stabIe•-nroperty of Jake Libel%
Price and; terins ,reaspnable. Ap•file
to G.. A: SiddalL" 16;6 -425 -
. •
LOST A . ear license marker., '
'with her father £t-
3:1rs, John atO Rds.".e; • of
'left
fru.nds in _Till' lora, -111:noise. •
' 'Chester. -fianuit, •()a..k.ville;
• is-snending'a ifew ueS•s with' i.riinti•-
:*at Zion. • • • ' ' • ' '
•
I isses. Annie •and, Mary .
•is her vacation. •
nt.ur
in 11 Ingham ,last wt.• ek.
Mr: of
Alta., is \ itn»_ J Vs.% 3.1a,.)n";..,
. • • • ,..
• 71_.; oLo ;
s
iting_hf....t.'
11"-u-rS'e at
Chathani. , ."
• Mr.- Witt. '1';•ilkie; 'of Kincardine;
spent a day last week. W3T4• -ireeree,.
•
at Lam ier.
ReV.' IL IV. Syk•es; of loton to;
•_,Ause Lae Baritythil (nurse I. ‘-i-ha„.
speat her vacation Avith.,her father
at Liklia1sh has returned 'to Wimiso
Narse Anne 34ael-ennan, of Chi-
cggo,• is spending ,her vknatikin wiu
her parents, Mr. :and.:
Lochalsh .• '
.-aj Mi4n-ss; .11!s:;ett • •• of
near Lachalsh, are ;siting trlenist „in
hieago.
• Ida 1 of lienileck:•k'itY,
ha e taken a Poeitien ELS .U$SiSti'iflt ill
Cha-'. Alton's stori.. .
eltn ki
AIlo
issw
she 1$1', WeILD11411-es uia
• '''''-
Frank John:4to1i is down fr.oin New
Ontarioto spend a'fsew days -eith
his uncle, W. A. Johnston, near Kin -
tail:
.• . W.11. 8. MEP -TING
GARDEN PARTY
The Mhfield. Ladies Aid- aiold-
their' anntial. garden party:, at the,
hoe of 'Thomas -Hackett, 14th, e7O.,n,.
Ashfield; on the el:ening of June 15,
Supper will be served" from 6' to
o'clock. A geed prograin i's in pre -
paragon and the Lucknow. Brass
Band will enliven the evening ,with
inuei.c....t..Adiiiissien 50c. end 25c. ,
. „
.CHeRCII, STEWS
_.A"'MiiVefjirtirY -services- - will be held:
in East ,Ashfield Church ,on Sunday,
June 12th. The Rev. John Little, a
• and47.20 'punt, . • • ••-
•
The Rev. Geo. Telford. of Blyth,
Willi occupy the pulpit of the Pres-
byterian Church here next Sunda\
morning and evening. Mr.. MacCat-
lupt will be at Blyth.
Mr.. Thomas F'..Nitright, student of
Huron College. Ontario. and son of
Rev. Prof. T. G. A. Wright,rector,
Whitby. Ont., has been annointed to
the Lucknow Parish for the sumnter
months. Mr. Wright is an overseas
man. having serVed for four years
with the 18th Battalion. .
•
."The June bride.” There is also
June bridegroom., but of courffe he
&AI not 40t Pn1011 91 figure,
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• 417
T he s tory of -."Rich.„'Girl,- Poor „Girl".
, was written for,gary Pickford by ...I.
G. •IlaW-ks.' and' was purehased
iversal when 'Miss Pick.ford. went to
Europe,' '..altering',her prOductienc.
'schedule. .• '
• Giecike-AVal ton's 'artistry, '13 Mit:.
phasized, .J2y- •the unusual.- gond emit.
.which will he 'seen in --her' support at
the Family -Theatre on ' • Saturday.:
Antrim" Short :and' Harold Au -tin ap.
pear as her leading men for, the dual'
'tole. While, .Gordon McGregor, ..-Jte
Neary, '‘Vadswerth Harris and'C.
'Het zlinger hav_e„..iniportant-elteracter
roles. • ' • •
MA FEK IN G '
e •
IS
edding-r.bell.s are, ringct
ing ‘lou
And clear.
Mr. Alfred -Andrew spent SandaY„
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F.t1•7' s tb therg, brcrint�n. Was
himie-Monday
Mrs. Jas. Webster and Edward,. of
Boundary West. are visiting "Mrs.
...Thos. Blake. . . • .
Mr. and Mr Geo Dale, Miss An-
ona 'andDonald Dale and Miss Clara
Sproat .vieited at Mr, Thos. Ander,-
son's Sunday. e
A baby girl came to brighten the
'home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. •Rivitt,
May 26th.
Mrs. Win.• Blake visited her son,
Dr. M. Bak,MJ'. at Ottawa'sfor a
week during the recent session of
parliatnent.
A report 'of, the 'recent London
Branch Cprivention. held at Listowel,
will be given at the nextMissionary
meeting which will° be held at the
home of Mrs. Jos. Hackett' Oft June.
23rd.
••••:9
•The aninial,meeting. pf 'the...St;
ins ' Woriten's inetitute• ‘S'a;; • held -
the home of Mrs. McKenzie. ,The fol.,
officers were elected:; .Presi-
-.dent Mrs. A. Anders'on; 1st vree-pr'es,
"Mrs'. B. Naylor. 2nd :vice-0es. 'Mr.
\Vitiate 1,(etv:ti1P8ir.:1107.-7..Rrli-,
:Miller, dist F. Todd; Mrs. -
Geo. Webb, .Miss M.. Campbell;
lir-
grain cont Mrs. D. Todd, Mrs, Wal-
lace Miller,. 3les Intlierferd,
NICKenzie, F. Anderson; .gurf
ray: organists, Mrs. W. R :Farrier,
, Mrs. Cranston. Mis E. McPherson
.aaditors....:Mr&-,W,..--1.---3,1iller,- Mrs. '6. -
Todd; Meetings held cm the ' leet
Thursday of each • month. ''.Visitors
always welcome. • ,
Miss Mabel ,Woods and Miss Mad-
eline Gaunt intend trying their Low-
er Normal exams, in. Goderiel-f,:-wItieh -
start on Thursday. -
. gr. Joe. Smith. • is attending the
geDfliatles; MiS
Ames Henry. Mr. NV. Bowles and son
Stanley. of 'Sombra, Ont., and MrA.
Raymond Johnston Were • Visitors
with Mr. Chas. Durnin on Monday.
:
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSIIII)
. Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween L. It. Taylor -and W. G. 'Mc-
Millan, of the village of ,Lucknow,'
dissolved by. mutual tonsentlind that
the business will hereafter be tarried
on by the said L, R Taylor. All ae-
eounts owing to the firm are -payable
to L. E. raylar.
L., it: Taylor, W. Go liatillow
The regular meeting of the .S'uth
Kinloss W. M. S 'was held in the
church on Wednesday. june Ist, :11is5
.MacKaY. the President. presiding. A
very full and Splendid reuort of the
Presbyterial was givol by Mrs. John
MaeLeod *(2nd. Con.). while Miss
Helen lutherland..as chairhian of a
committee of five, showed the effect
Of the war on Dula. Mrs, Gollan
Continued .the scripture stutly' of
Acts, and the meeting closed with
prayer uby Mrs. MIyeri
.1144, •nurelt
Please , 'welt to Marble Wor-lese;-47-----
.Ltieknow. - • 8-5-0 '''.
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WANTED -TA. Yew studeat, nurses
',Apply to the City of .Sttaitford Gen.: •-•
Hospital, Strattet-47-1- )ntario.;
FOR • SALE-Cotrifortabel house
'-with one acre of lead; located nerth
'depot. Very reasonable
,f -or 44•1;4.4k---3alei-ai-'-ewner-ls-,-moving--,--•-
pw•Ay • pro:.• •
R.R. :5, Lucknow. 19 -5 -ti
. -FOR. SALE.-Tiverrvin, Frame
'House, good..gellar, 'large woodshed,
,barn, 'cement.' tiled well, an -d about
tnie •aere-of immediate iiesses-
-siotitifibt.--JOhneten.
-- The annual meeting •of the Huron .
County Breeders' Association. -will ,be
held in 'the Town Hall, Wirighizn,'.ou
Saterday, June 18th, at 2 p.m.' Prof.
G. -E." Day: secretary -of. the Canadian -
Shorthorn Association., will. be preat._
ent and give- 'ail addreas. It IS alSo
bilged .to :haye H. D., &Pith, .at -the
Cailadiin...11erefOrd. Association pres-
ent, . :Members and all inthrested •in
Pere bred cattle- are invited to at -
B., Stothers, ,See. Huron.
_
Breeders' Association. •
THE LOCAL, MARKET
, ' •
.TAVZ,S•• • good .,t .. •W' r• f •.125
Butter".. 20
Hog. ;. .,;(4.00
.
. When doctors disagree it should.' -
not be surprising if the mediArie
doe 4 not agree. •
• One way to manufacture prosper-
ity, is, to„ start up a lot of new fac.
tories.
The .more we 'aggravate someone
else when we are niad the. more it
sOotheg !Its. ,4
a -An
:e.
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