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THE LUCKNOW $ NTil`tEL THURSDAY SEP'EMRE! . tat 1921
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Business
Our 'very :successfulAugust dale
jiasclosed . and we .are now mak-
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ing seat: preparation: %:r u Big.
Fall Business.
Our 1Y r Brown s this week • in.
ionto :and Hamilton'personal
ly .selecting and 'pei'chasing our.
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New all and Winter-•, °goods
erdatewewlissue .an
at' a later ...
Illustrated Fall Bulletin descrip-
• tive of our goods . and prices',
We want 'your trade. You'll.
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find' our -goods :excellentn,::qua
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• lit at' de1iistyie/1' very
Iatest and prices ''asonable.
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N RON, 1V URD CII . &'
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Seel isbel 'ievrng
See it at. the
Family Theatre
and you will beleive
it the best: you
ever saw
Saturday 'Sept.
4erco.of
rornrince T-? ".
in a Ore, t.i
picture •
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ou Can Aff oro a Coaleg a "Trainin "
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,For every young man or young woman who realizes the
Inipartancoof a`universitit education Arid has the' perseverance -to
carry it through the fees present no difficulty. . They are so low..
thats=edEege•-trai ning:1. now Wahl the reach of• all. I. -Do not•let .• >.
!ha fear of heaps expenses. tarn you aside from jour determination
for higher education.
Western Universi
rty will;:tcain'you in Arts, l`�edicine • -_
or Public Health- at --a minimum -expense. Moreover, It'
is"located ° in your. community.. You can iive at home or
.• very: near ,home, The _courses are . complete. The-
faculty is large (11 I professors, lebturers and instructors)
and each member is a -specialist. Individual- instruction ' is•,
featured, .,, Westernde rees are recognized--univerisally.
Entrance is by Junior Matriculation; except for special.
.arid nurses courses. '
• A good education is worth more to you than any
•-11411ther investment; of time and`money ; "r Regis anon ay`• 7
October 3rd.
For information apply to
• �' DR K YF R.:NEVILLE, Registrar, London. Ont,
Tiide
PEEVES EASOlol .
from the famous -
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THQMAS;
Come at 7,30 .or .9:10
Anniversary . Services • were Heldf ,•
last Sunday in :the 'English church at
- Bervie
• M.r. Pattersoh, Mr.. Fisher .-...and-
Miss. Johnston 'of: Whitechurch visit° --
ed et.. -1106-A-, Starrl'ei'a 1ast,Sunday:
• Bev., Mr. 'arid: Mrs: Johnston 7 axe
spending their vacation at. Gerrie. '
Mr. and Mrs. McGee were Sunday
visitors .at Mr. and Mrs Walter
Kaake's.. •
Mr. and Mrs. „McBride and child.-.
ren of Toronto are visiting ab Mrs. A,.
Hewrtt's -t " •-
A number' from here atteii d the
.corn fea4dat urple Grove -last week:
Sorry:to' re ort the death of',Mr.
.Joseph' Young :or this .'neighbohhood
last Thursday evening. The,- funer- I'
al o Tuesday atone o'clock..' Much
aymspat ',is-•felt=sfar---Alae--bereaved.
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:PORCING:TEESWATER' TO _=
' BUILD .:SCHOOL
For Settle -years schoolhouse ac
cominodation at Tegswater has been
inadequate, and the Department .of
Edaeat osi'tlhan been" bringing• pressure•-
•kl• te, bear In etflerto force the village
-to- enlarge. the schoolhouse. .:.
preserii: t ' ime' the 'Se .hoof
. 7p :to'tlie
' Board' and Village'''Jouncil have done'
nothing,: The ,result is that this year•
the;: provincial. grant` has:: been 'with-
held,
with-
held. The -De artment has -� p gone
farther and forbad the teacfl1ng of"
t eontinuati • nl: classes in....the .. rooms:_
heretofore' occupied.,
The Department recommends a
four-roo_in addition to the Present.
schoolh rise or else the erection of a
new • r -room scI ool. The cost of
an addition would be about twelve
=., thousand dollars,. and in veiw of pre-
sent high taxes and rather dull times
the • village ratepayers are in "no
. ± *ode to spend this amount. How-
ever the municipality would be dir-
eetiy. ' repon4Ihle ' for a my go per
"pen. *1 Mlillil.
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rather .', diffi'cult . position. eachers
have 'been, engaged, and all ;range-,
meatsmade to°go on with' -the :c'ori
the .
tinuationwrk. school o , but he same
time the Board f; eels' sure that a by-
law ; antkorizing4the
by-law_authorizing,-the raising. of money
for The erectionof a new building
would be defeated. - "
-.' ti is e i ..the bi h.; -cost- of Al d-.
C. ns ti r zig" g t
ing the past:few years, '(and4 there .is
little improvement up to the present
tam' 1 -•there is •no -wonder: °that -rate -
I p. _ _
payers -shouli be. -reluctant to go on -
with the erection Qf,,,a new ,school.;,
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'one in class 22 and one in class 27
'appear on the . last page
Another .change
Joynt's: donation. Thiswas- increased
from $.20=•as appearein, •the 1n t to -$4J
by the addition -Of the special prize
,for•. hater
Rt UN' WORRY CALF
John McEwen a fanner iof,.the.10th
of Turnberry was awakened on a. re -
vent :Sunday morning by the barking
of doks•-and the belowmgof-.'cattle
Taking :agun with: Mtn -he -hurried to..
the `"source' "sof the"i oiseiti a litsaichr
field,, and. there discovered •a -couple
hou s with a calf down'evidentlydo
nig their bent to kill it. They were
CO. "Eiji -Pia- liat �I?ir. 1 .W en was alit `'to`
'Sheet the two of them,
CREWE
Miss • Jean Gibson returned to her
home after spending :a few : weeks
with friends .here.`
Mrs. Albert Mel`luoid spent a few
:A .1..
a art,
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gamier!.
Miss Violet Kilpatrick spent the
"•vvwe-end with friends fir' BStratford
'Owing to the Decoration Service in
the Cemetery Dungannon the . Serv-
toe .was• with cira_wn-here.
`14Tiss. Ida McOuiod `- is ':visiting
friends -at Lanes:: -•. -- ' - r :
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orae Mi.., 10 is' at. Your.Service
W s a 11•!or Cash -We Sell1 Cheaper 'Than Tie Crit ,it istores
Leduced prices
on Wall Paper
We are ' clearing out our stock .of
'wall paper to a.:make room for .the
new goods,. Our shock 1s only six
�s
month.,old, =so that 'every roll is
fresh and in good shape arid all
1921 patterns. It ' is all twenty-
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two inches.wide and most of it is
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semi-trimxied,
Don't miss 'this'LL'opportunityas
our stock is .limited.: First come,
first served.
he Liickeow Hardware & Coal eo �l
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• THE STORE THAT. NEVER DISA PPOINTS. I
sminmonwaranamoma
GI=RO;:I
Have the children come to our
sore for their .New. Fall Text Books
and School Supplies.
Scribblers.
Exercise BoOks
-Foolscap'
' Cra.yons- and
Water Colors
Slate Pencils
• School Bags '
Pencils
Pencil: Boxes
PUBLIC NOTICE;
Notice isYhereGy g€menthat a Oourt-
Will be.held,. pursuantt to The Ontario.
Voters:; Liats-Aet;.•by':H.is ;Hornour tke_.
Judge ofathe County: Court .4 of the
County- of Bruce : at the Division
Court Room an Lucknow on Friday
the si,teeuth day of September .A, p
1921--•at-10 o'clock A.- 11/L. ..to h. ear •anit-
determine 'complaints of errors: _ and.
on'nasiodb in;61re' Voters=List of rise
Village ' of :Lucknow' for the year
1921. _ . _.
Dated at Licknow this 29th day of
AugustA D. 1921;
-• Joseph Agngw"
.: Clerk, of. the Village'
)of Iucknow •
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KINLOSS.
• Miss Bessie McCullough has rer,
turned home.to Toronto after Spend-
ing her holidays with Mrs: A. Hewdtt.
Mrs..Flynn hag returned• halite to
Hamilton. • ' ..
Master Frankie Richardson of
Teeswater is visiting with his grand's
mother Mrs. A. Stanley. '
1Vliss Hazel and eve Bannerman'
are spending ° their '. Holidays near
shier trim -
MIZE LISTS OUT
`'The Prize Lists for -Than -ow 1921
Fall Pair are Out, and Copies may
"be had on application to the secre0
tary of the Society, ---Mr. J. E. Agnew.
A number of new features have been
added to the list this, year and inter-
ested parties should •look it over
carefully .
We would direct Attention to
couple .o# special prlese received if.
llpl itho maitl.list' wan' Innfla`upe'Aloes
�a�J +pM w.• .I
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How . T+ inter'-itliubarb Is Produced.
In Making a pormane4 .business
Capt b.O.b.ibi,`.1. -forst S.'Q r-_4tc-•i-i- ssa '
each ,year, td' set out a. new bed,' as
•p1.rntsonce forced ere of no furaher
value: In_..the-spring.:-laai•.ge.•-metal
•should be' dug, splitin one. bud sec='
Bons and replaced in • rich moist
ground„ During the growing season'
',they :are kept cultivated and 'free
from 'weeds. In .the fall"£hey are
covered. with. manure.• Next spring a
'second bed is pianthd as•before: ;That
fall .a large -"part of--the:.-6ndt'•bed is
taken up,, -leaving, sufficient to.renlan_t
anotherK--bed--ther--n'ext sltriYi - •Ii -d'ir'e
roots are taken.,up the, last 'thing,. in
the fall before 'the hard freezing
-Erasers _
Rulers
States-
- Pens.
Fountain -Pens
Druggist: &r Stationer
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Canadian National Exhibition,' Toronto
AUG. 27 --
Inclusive SEPT. 10
be:IpenedLb
Lord Byng of Vim,
Ganad'a's new
Governor-General
tColor. of the'
Orient
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-Garetbof a -
Mardi Gras
Conlplete; spsjtion
of Canada `'s'resources.
'• skill of men,
wealth••of inaterral:.
"OVER HERE"—_Super PPge nt off Regal
Magnifitcencedramatizinkvivldly Canada's
Origin,: Growth -and Achievements.
Color-Symbol--'-:Allegory:--Hundreds. of
Performers.Music=Fine-Arts—World's
LargestCCollection of'Wrr Photographs . •
Thrillers of Many KindseFireworks on a
larger -scale than "ever. before—Scores of
6Featuresonly to be.seei+ err Teronta r;
Canada's Greatest Lige Stock and Farm
bisplay-Machinery and Equipment of
endless Design for increasing,l gRadeycy,
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ki Farm On/ the. Comfort of tits' /tome.
-Reduced Fares -on All Linesof, Tra-vel
JOHN.0. KENT, , 'ROBT. F1.4M1NG,
Managing Dir.Ctor • Prerideda
Notice of 'Disscglution 'of• Partnership
• .=Notice -is: iY hereby: '•
given, ,that. tli
PArtners}iip •heretofore" subststrngAtbe-
w
tween us, Ithe. undersigned as Plum:-„
Weather comes .acrd': ai a plaeod: lir "hers' &"i hectriiians' in the 'pillage 'oi'
piles in li Shed where they can easily, Luelc».ow in the County of'13ruce has
be got at•during the winter,but,,will
remain, frozen.. About December ',At, this day been dissolved by mutuea .
',taake -lu .a auflicfentnumbier-.of. --roots _ consent. All debts owin a - l - ' 1
ri. _ . _ _ _ .. ,._g. t 't._e�a1x.__
Vitae these bird side rip on...the.Boor ..:partnership are>to be paidlo Gordon-
- a warm- cellar—about ,68" •o0° • .
and ;coyer • with .4 ii inclbaL sand. Drankwalter• at :Lucknow -.aforesaid,
..Be sure- to_.:fru.. in.. all. interspaces---
Keep.tbis'sand moist: "About a week
later the buds will , begin to swell
arid' in from four to six weeks, de-
pending
-upon-time heat of. the rocti'Y =--
the cooler • the place the slower
growth startb--you•should have rhu-
barb ready for market. After• these
roots are exhausted throw theni"away
and put in more, It a constant sup- r w,itiiese
ply is required make a ' hew bed, .•
every two or three weeks, during the
winter, HBe ai�re to . keep all light'
dimmed.. Put burlap or brown paper
over the windowb to get the bright
W
it color Soonluat deeired.--A, H..
..ate „a •P toms,. aglnst the said prtner-
ship are'to be.presented. to the said
Gordon Drinkwalter by whom the
saltie w illziae :.settlecl�-_...._.. _..-_..
'Dated, at Lucknow 22rd . day of
July A.D. 1921.. .
Gordon Drinkwalter
-Thomas E. Cousins
Joseph Agnew
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Mri, ��'ylK•Y
'4--600.0-=---
If you are working to -day for the
money that you: muat'pay out on Sat-
urdpyi You ora not Your own owner.
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AT THE LYCIUIVI THEATRE'
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