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L)Jucknow LL.Q.LL.D, No. 4214 meet 1114
• ` their lodge;, room avert' eeemid Tuei;-
•day of `the month at a '.o'clock On.
W,M., Jas. IIrwiin; .Rec. Sec'y„ Wm.
McQuillin..
4.F. & A.M., G.R.C. Old Light Lodge
meets every Thursday night on or
before; the full moon, in the 'Noe-
' onic Hall, Havelock St., Lucknow.
W,M., N. G. Mackenzie; S.W., T.
S. Reid; . J.W., J. McQuaig;, iSee.,
W. A. Wilson.
i.O'.O.] Lucknow Lodge' meets every
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in their
Hall, Cariipbe'll street. All brethren.
cordially invited. . Officers. Noble
Grand, Robt: Johnaton; Vice Grand,
Arch. Barbour; Rec. Sec., E. Aitchi-
son;. Fin. Sec., Dr. Paterson; Treas.
urer, Alex Roes.' •
0. DRINIKWAL1 E.R''
.•• FURNACES: SUPPLIED AND
INSTALLED --PLUMBING AND
ELECTRIC WIRING.`
AGENTS :FOR THE HECLA
PIPELESS FURNACE.
JOHN,SUTHERLAND" do SONS, Ltd,.
Guelph,_ Ont.,:' Insurance,Fire and
Marine. '
,•t
CREAM WANTED
—FOR-:
SEAFORTI
CREAMERY.
CALL ANY DAY :AND" GET A
CAN AT T. SMITH'S STORE.
We teat Wednesday and Satur-
-day, P.M. Get your can any day.
Will 'also buy limited Quantity
of good cedar, logs.
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WE.'W ILL APRECIATE YOUR.
PATRONAGE.
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-D ANDREW---
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25-11-tf.
GRAND'TRU; I SYs EM
•THE DOUBLE TRACH ROUTE
Between
MONTREAL: '
TORONTO
_DETROIT :
and CHICAGO
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Unexcelled Dining Car Service. a
-Sleeping:.cars on Night Trains and
Parlor • Cars on principal Day Trains:
, Full informatio:i from :'any Grand
;'rank Ticket Agent' cr . C. E. Horn-
ing, District Passenger :Agent, Tor:
onto '
F. F .�<P.hiilips, Ment, LUOknow -
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C. P. 0.S
Stands for �Caeadian Pacific. Ocean
Service, but with:" us it•meana
Courteous; Polite, Obliging Service
HighestCash -Prices' for
Crealn3 Eggs and: Pmirtitry
Our advice •would: be to sell your
poultry early this year, Prices, are,
expected to be much lower than
last year:
`�BI,L,�NOW
SILVERWO.OD$
PHONE 47* LVCKNOW
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_ �Al!1_= 1i THE..HIGH 9OeL
,'CII
COURSES OF STUDY •
--�,A�-�_-�•important .-cian e s -,-ware being,,
made .rat" the Bourses of study taken
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In each-
d
'end>. iof' ;the r+i ddle-
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-school3eourse-.-contain,--subjects:-_are.., obligatory on . e Pupil: each -u il: Aside
-from these ,there are numerotis op-
tional subjects, ' a ' certain number of
Which must be taken to complete
middle
either a lower school or a
school. course. No student is 'permit
,ted to carry more than eight: sub-
jects in all: The selection of optional
subjects 'to be take rests not, with
' the pupil but with the Board op the
recommendation: of "the prineipal
'. Yirho shalt have • authority , to, dttelt.
ting the atiub3904 Wh101b •
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THIIURSDAY SEPT. I5tlt• I0g1
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Mr: Edison's gr`Eat+rt ambition has beerito see
awry home make use of the power of music
• This demanded, first, a phonograph of tom- � ` dr ''. .. •�'�- � �=-' `� t;,;��}•��
` At a cost of three
Etc r a11SIYl, no -less. a
dollarei 17e perfected, such aphonograph.
He then, put his oew' invention to the tamous.
t, mere talking ins=
tes which no � • �'
hila, h� ever sustained. This drawing (from � � �•:.:� � �� ..� � `. ;' -;r �y?� �,. ;.,`,.��K:�� �R,� '•,�'+ •�,;a
phhto
For 1
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search was under the direction of Dr.; W V. Bingham,
Director `of . the Department of Applied Psychology,
Carnegie I s gY g • ' ' . ,• ,. • .
.s by d PY h 1' is and th d f
m�trsi
rfis.
These Psychologists psychologists found that certain -Edison E- RE- � . • `
p banish fatigue, ;.
races anal the.:blues._ The.. - a ranged• these selections -under
--the.head>tngssuch -as.-"-To-Make-You . Joyous"-�`To Bring'
'�ou_Peace of Mind", etc-andcalled tklrs, kind of. mus><c ' . �, • • _ _-- _`
If you.own�t .New Edison, get
graph) shows one of these.tests.. The.
super„ is Muzio, prlrri;a donna soprano of the - •�. , � " ,�� r,� � t�
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yt+�Iropolitah' Opera Company. The ilsterler.. - ;�` �� �. •+ ' � >':'"�'� ? : ,• '
Ba�imboschiek PP
principal conductor at the' ; ` t - • ' •' t �; a y ; ! , r
Metropolitan.. Bambaschek said, "The quality
Mime 11[uzio's, voice and the quality , of its `• . .
$ lCltswTtox by tfie New Edison are identical." • _ ' ' ,
i has; at last re-
leased
This marvelous .invent on: '•
seed the
mil-
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now corn
power in• music.:
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est step forward in Mr. Edisorli's' lin for music in the home.
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p do
1 li rl�i fad. It tells
which selections will refresh°you vlihel� you're tired, which -
will
you when you re nervous. ' • . _ . '
Music'' Lt'•s free. _ - ... • .�tl �, •.
This
"Mood 'Music" is a.32 page book, -the newest and great-
"Mood Music" shows what music Will, for you, -now
that the 'phonograph of comp ete rea: s is, a ac . e s
cheer .you when . you're depressed,' Which' willcalm
Bring or send the. coupon -and: get your copy of "Mood
hi wonderful development in• music has own out of
a two years research into the effects . of music , This . r e-
c ,lovers`who--fill-�ed aft:Mood Chang-e-Gha
n�'titute. of Technology. . Dr. Bin -.ham. was
as isted : other note.' s •.c _• O ogist ,, , ousan �s ,O
ATIONS:had.remarkable`' .ower to nervous-
Mood Music.
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Use Coupon _and Get Your Copy •
i n - a copyof this 'free booklet" at once., _ Begin to use
music in this new and practical way. :Ifyou do not own a New. Edison,,.find ou:t.;
what this won4erful instrument and Mood Music can be°made:to do for you..
We'll give you three days of Mood Music -at your home.: No charge or obligation.
Merely bring "ori !nail' the coupon. ' . D. it today. .
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ARNET ARIVISTRONi
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Name
This coupon ,entitles you to free copy
of >`Mood Music.".- 'If you wish. three '.
days of Mood Music free,. check here
pupils: or groups of`, pupils: shall, be usual inducement,' :for those not
reiaw.i _ carie �� Fac sutlaB yeAo �nsistniugat7eicula lion?o to L ting
come, however, there can be little die The -coming Form ' II, students
vergence from the . usual high School will feel the effect of these changes
subjects, for comparativelyy few , of to' more ' marked degree;- as there
our teachers":'hold•certificates•-qualify-- will 'no -longer•:be -any Department-:
ing them to teach Agriculture, Span_ al • examinafidn for them in . Reading,`
ish, Italian, Miisie,Manual Training, Writing, Shelling or .British History,
Household . Science, etc.'w , and their' course in Physics , will` be
:,For the coining: 'year those who greatly _shortened; Otherwise • their
take'. up the middle'. • school work lower „sehoQI- : entrance to . Normal
will be influenced but little ' by the course 'will undergo .no great change,
changes, The chief change . will be • The course for `first" µyear stud-'
that Canadian History is taken from• 'encsundergoes a still more marked
their-courge.µThli e`Mio Wislfto Write- 'change -',These'-sterdents will .bO O
on the . combined Normal Entrance petted to :make an, : intensive study
and Junior
.:Matriculation course of, about . one half of the lower
will , be 'allowed to ,do so m June, school '. subjects; . "pass a —Denali:"
1922; 'hut • it has been 'deliberately dental examination on such . of
hereaftear;ftilt}Q.r Matrrculatron•, st411-, -ars _ex4lt pVt_J� � cs4
dentsy:: and' those- tiikirig, -Neral n
traneer_viertl oregr ,1, languages., .must
spend two yearsin the : middle
school, "As bonus subjects have been
abolished, and a foreign , language
is not necessary for' any teacher's
certificate,, -there ' will not be the
ZE.You are not
e x p.e rlmentr
int 'When
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you use r.
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stem tor S eetie ' ander kies. lrr
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(n IN ibo, sgii ler Lent ,,gy�ppfra
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theft, -sirup• : - •tlle-.subjeets-::-.on._ ttel
the °pass,.and'in-,.like• manner:take,
•the remaining subjects' • of the • low-
er school during their second year.
This will greatly relieve the burden
of :, examinations at the end' of the
second year, • and will ' make the
first year course more signi'ftcant, by
giving Form 1. students a Depart
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.mental geminationtorward
to look f
to at the end of their{ . first year,
• •o---p.p.ti.r�.
Littre 'minds . are tamed and . bub. '
clued by .mll+fortuner belt ;ximot nitwit
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"DOC"' HENDERSONS HAPPY
EVENING -
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pounds " shert,?
es, .know it,'� came the calm
reply; f told the' driver to tell your
but we got new car • of Boal • :this
ntoini;ig^ and' the -Wagon is just 'start -
.l
ing out' •with the rest of your order."'
Old' �Dr.•. Henderson retired, was
naturally 'suspicious. One day when he
'Ordered a ton of coal; -from Lowry's
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coal yard=he determined to watch and
see that he was not cheated. The
coal arrived, but tt appeared to be
very small ton. Ike said 'nothing • to• :
the drivers w•ho,, lie,considered, gwas..
not to blamett'•but• hedecided-to--ge't-
definite.. ,r.¢o of_ the_,•sho .t "e.:. An
the best way to :do that was to weigh
the Coal.
;After supper he went down info
the cellar :..The only scales that be '
lfa2i Wesre.,
_._..-?iC set :tif. bld'.�ashoned steel'=" _
yards; 'and with' those he 'Weighed' a" '
buck etfulkeea-time-and-set- down-thr
weight on a• sheet of •paper, Until
long after midnight he sweated and
toiled. 'When he had finished he was
angry antidirty But he-facaught
old Lowly in the act; there were only
fifteen hundred pounds of coal. The
next day he would settle with him,
Early the folowing morning Hen.
dersori • telephoned • to Lawry.
voice fairly shook with anger, "Say,
Joe. Lowry" he shouted wrathfully;
40 .170u kniow !that load of coal.' yeti
tent m. yeiter4ay was • avP -tiundro
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Despise.n'o't . small, things, either.
#ar ei:i.1 9n c czd;-fc�i :1no1•tn.any-
work thy ruin, or aword .create' thy '
wealth. A spark is n little' thing, yet
it mnaay ` kindle the word'. • -
It is hard, to get -what you want
when,. you don't know :what it is.
yoUrse
unable t•q sleep welt? re you ler
itaEeA.
by trifles? Do 'small, troubles look big
tt
t # k 1s:t..nl su tie' • .,
�'' .o. a d n. `.Disc
Are you. unable- totont e.ntrato:lotit on.
any one thing? .__ : '0 r<_:
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If so, there's something wrong with your
nervous sys`fein. These are 'danger.
*signals. DR. MILES' NERVINE--
$T2�will soothe the irrititted and
over•etrained nerves. justoai•or two
doses helpsNature' to • restore them
to'their norma] functions; Guaranteed
Sate and Sure, •
SOLD IN L'UCKNOV •� '
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et? :s 4l tendency to
, ,•.,till find ).
/gr F`nrk*�Yoplivc(s
,e! etc,.v.
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