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LUCKPI01470NT., ' THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22 1921.
SINGLE• COPIES,•5 CENTS'
far o. 1` :deed Oats
F. OR
,at the .
LUCKNOW,
Flour MZ1
Also Coed . ifat Chop
Treleaven
0-4—o A- 4 ,0 . o o O o' 0
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o EVERYBODY'$ COLUMN o
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• MONEY T.00AN on mortgages
and ' notes at reasonable rates.
Fire. Insurance, both, stock and
Mutual Campania': Conveyancing
.'o done with neatness and: despatch.
Geo, A. Siddall, Broker Lucknow.
PR. PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at the
Cain House, Lucknow, every. Wed ,•
nesday afternoon. All chronic
eases siAcessfully treated. ` Osteo-
• pathy removes tie physical causes
of disease. • Adjustan.ent . of +he
spine is more quickly secured and
with fewer trcatinents by Osteo-
pathy than by . aay. : other .method
Toronto prices paid for all kinds -of
poultry.
.9-6-tf A•::GrospOpf, Lucknow.
MUTUAL ,LIFE ASSURANCE,.'
COMPANY' OF -CANADA
Ask about our Participating .Paid -Up
..: ' Policy.
W.' T. BOOTH, . Winghani, Agent.
In Luckrrow every, Wednesday all •day
VETERINARY SURGEON. -L- Dr..
W J Keleher;•'Ripley;, ''Phone 63.
night or day.-tf: ; • • •
'FSR SALE—Stove rood,; short or .
- `�-lens;-any= quant%ty_:delivered:App1y'
at Joynt's office, Lucknow.
FOR SALE—Frazee dwelling on
Havelock -St.„---Lueknow, six • rooms.:
in good -repair; -large: -garden,- Apply
to W. G. McMillan. 9-5-tf:
FARM FOR SALE-BYTENDER'.
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Good 50 -ac farm East '/z of Lot
-:••9: ,Co 4 •, �'ownahi of..,K'nlo ' statE--
• C p i ss, -_E
of the'la6te •Dnpld MacLeod; - Therc..
are on the farm, 'a 6—room frame
dwelling, good barn .60x40 feet stone
foundation and, stabline. drive '• sheo
and pig pen. Perrnanent'water supply,
Three_acres-of.: ash: acre -archer
b ,�$ d
balance • in grass. Written ' Tender_
for-tiuichase-of thee -:above grope' •
Iun
-will • be received to Sep.30,19
by. Sod. MacDougall KR. , Lcknow
22-9. 150p, ' .
• FOR SALEQuantity of nine lumb-
er suitable•for .any -.sort •of out build-
-•-.ing may._, be -seen at N. Phillipa" St,,
Helens Con. „Foran,• It; ..2 Lucknow-,
_Phoiie_.32 on_.�4F.
Panner's
t.atat LOMPINOMOrtgitt
"•s
04,
. IMPROVED CARRY IIB ALL:
Everybody ,. meets .Everybody
Lucknow Fair,Sept.• 20 and:, 30th';•'.
Palmer's all Canadian Midway will
be there. ' ^ •
Come and give the kiddies a ride ion
the` Merry=Go-Round,
Practice marksmanship in the shoot-
ing •jungle.
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o LOCAL AND GENERAL ' o
n otiono,0000'o,
.A bazaar:: will be' held in the. near
Future„ ' .
,Messrs . Austin . and Joe ' McClure
are visiting :their home here. :
•
• . Lucknow . Fall .. Fair Concert ,and
Dance Town Hall, Lucknow Se t
30th. ..: r P ,
'Little Jeff and- Christena The Child
Wonders at the Luek_ now Fall Fair
concert. , :(. •
The •Aloha cI1'ive Hawaiian •Music-•
fans willfurnish' music for the Dance.
Mrs T.::MacDonald is visiting her
daughter Mrs., Brown Mallough; ..at
Grimsby.
Keep evg, of :'Sep: 23rd open • for
`dance. in Carnegie- Hall., Fryfogle's
orchestra. •
=-1�r John Qaillin goes -to Wet=
fora this week to sct •as judge •'.o$
sheep at the' fail fair...
• °The•town of-Godericli is•asking for
tenders for .the -' construction 'of' a `
one-millfon=allon` filter tank,
_The Kincardine-icuitural•s o
Jty Bad_ a. fne day $i l a success fu
•exhibition cn .Friday rc last -week.'"
Mr. and Mrs: Malcolm. of -Kisco
ine .a e ' n• a.-tr-i• which > -
-d r �o p h .;will...;. tak
them as- far as: ,Prince .Rupert, B. C
•"- Mr; Kenneth'-: "Beaton . returned
missionary` from China visited ' hi
Aunt Mrs. Ales -•Davison :on •Sunda
Now is -the -tune tn�cw your fal
wheat to escape _the:-Hessien :fly 'use
nns fertilizer sure crop, •
.:'G . S. 'bert
S fto son
he Aloha: ••Five Hawaiian,' Sing
rs and Musicians Lucknow Fall Fair
after the •'concert. Lucknow. Fair
night_
11Ir, `7bm MacDonald of town is out
in"Saskatvhewaa'paying a visit • to'
•
gave the, time of •your :life in he;
Per
finy Arcade,
Come' one Come all and enjoy your-
selves.
These •attractions will be here' front'.:
Tuesday Sept. 27 •until{•Sat.,Oct, Ist,
inclusive.•
•
Mrs. Blitzstejn and daighteir•' .. a
na,' • left yesterday a 'terrifoon °'
Rochester,., Minnesota, where • Mrs.
Blitzstein , goes : for treatment Hifi
Mayo` Bros., Hospital
• Mr. R. Mackenzie, of Winnipeg,:af,,,:
ter being in Toronto,. Oshawa and
London on''business, spent the, week-
end. with.his sisters,'theMisses, Mac-
kenzie, Campbell St.;
Reserved seats for the concert on
Fall, -Fair night on sale at McKirn's
Drug Store—J. G. Armstrongs form
er stand.' Plan will close at 6' p.m.
evening of `the fair.'
'WILL J. PRITCHARD,.
Dancing Cyclone, and Comedian:
Did you, ever hear him? No,
Well, he's a good one, Corrie' to ' the
Lucknow Fall Fair concert, Friday
Sept. 30, Iie'il'+be''there.
Mrs. Petersonwho spent the past
few • month n t
..-.,;�with_•her ppareaits, �NLr
,and Mrs, ''Win San'ith returned.to her
'Moine in Sask. on 'Tuesday of .this
week,' She• was -accompanied `by her-
'7nother as far as Toronto;
Miss Rena Gordii
_ ...._ .�........ - n , wjto, .has been
MAYOR, ?ART'S LECTURE
Mayor Hart, of OWen Sound, • who
is gaging addresses in., the interests;
of the Orange Order was ' in town
jest Thursday and in• the evening
gave an. address .in the Methodist
Church. He dealt with : the wow'
and, proper aims of the Order, point-
ing out that 'antagonismto the Ro-
man .'Catholic • Church'. was not; one of
these,. •,hough ,many ,;mistakenly as•
sumed that wa's' •one of'the reasons
for its existence, Ma or Harte is a
forcifpl and effective •sj eaker,and.his
address throughput was on high mor
a1 and religious plain. ro
CHURCH. NEWS
The .Rev, K, Beaton iyho jos home on
furlough. from" mission woflw''in West
China conducted the•service•x" °the
Methodist church her "Ji3t> :i r`u Jay
morning, Mr, Beaton-
public
eaton public •speaker :• and, .is in .41.t.a}'t ' de=
mand ever since hi$- retiirn‘froin . the.
-Orient. His address o,. Sunday was
onthe reception' accorded the Christ-
•ian,,unissionery in China. I•l:e, .gave
much interesting information regard-
ing the psychology.•of• the Chinaman;
end of the'werk, ban; carried on in
ac missio•n: no: i . .The Rev. C, w;
Cosens, of the Aahfiel'd Cercuit Area-
ached at the.evening service,.'.
FORMER LUCKNOW GIRL WRIT..
- ES' PRIZE ESSA 1
• From the. "Border • Cities • Star"
published : at Windsor,; Ont,, we learn
that ' Muriel MacKenzie,' • youngest
daughter of Mrs Er', A. MacKenzie,
was winner • of • the Ontario. Safety
League's first, prize awarded for the
best essay4 on the •"subject, `•`How•
children may help., to. avoid Motor:
accidents" Prizes totalling $200"were.
given," ,the first prize being •$110.
Several hundred essays' from all over:
the •province, were received: The star
says:: "Muriel McKenzie,, who.. carried
off the;, premier honoils in the, contest,:
is. a. pupil , inahe entrance .class• of
Assumption street ,shool. When she
wrote: the: essay she w_as_in,_tlie .` .
Y i
fourth'vbook at .Catneron street school
with Miss Hollywood as her teacher,
She' is 1:3. -years old.and •her home -is'
113 Lonise 'avenue" •
on - .• o -o -o--
the..Bank ofp--Ilamilton� staff heir `•
c- has-- n _ - , THE. WOMEN'S jNSTITUTE
�resig ed that position— ands 5i•
1: Friday Ja t, eek vent to Detroit
where -we 'understand ' it -is her
'�n •
r- •tention to remain ,.for some'.time;
e Miss-- Gordon -*lil 'be' gre'a'tly 'missed'
• -front Lucknow social circles and from
the -Presbyterian.._oh.urchchoii r
--of
s which she was a faithful! •nie,mber.
an- .Tuesdays -evening : '
metribers- of
1 the choir,and• .church session • met at
Miss- :Gordon's. home . .Pren
and"' ' _
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es
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het
with
a's']
'silk umbrella; ,She -re
ceived"also a handsome club, bag „from
her• 'town friends:
_his-soYrr-darfield;7140Ss.: tannin
Dwelling -for Rent—In .the Beaver
Block' Bathroom and electric : '
► . light-
_ .ing,;. Everything in mg•oo41 condition,
• Apply at .Joynt's_ Office, :. 22=9-tf.
FOR SALE
4
=—Sealed tenders Will be -received, in
whole or in 'part, by,the undersigned
upto Octobe d `1921 for he
. r�'3 t.�1m-.
1 arch err -
ber �r Ch pro ty , consisting-
e. c
cod Pram to . h d
•. a.g �,..50x55. ft.
: gronids�._,or�;.an-3tot.o and p�i-items ...alae•_
highest or any tender not necessarily
acceptedd� '
Harry E. Graham, Secy. : Board;
R. -R. 1 Kincardine; 29-9-e, '•
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
,Seely. •Faii'ious in. This Specialty .:
Called To Owen:Sound
d F. ' H. Seeley of Chicago :and Phila.
e phia, the nofed''truss expertt:"will;
personally be at the. Patterson'liotel
--and will= -remain- in- Owen Sound -this,
Fridayon ' -Sept.
ly. 30. ' Mr.: '-Seeley.
• says "The Spermatis Shield, will not
--_only_..retain_ any ,case'_of rupture -.per
' fectly, but contracts the opening). in
10 days on,the average • case. . Be-
•
ing a vast advancement over all
- formers methods—eiceriiplifying -.In
` -stantannous..effects inunediately ap-
preeiable: and' . withstanding any
__ straiif of ' ,ball. Titin ins'trtumeiii;"
••-•-received. the -,only award.. -in -.,England:..
and in Spain producing results with-
out surgery, injections, medical treat-
ment' or
reat-ment''or prescriptions, Mr. Seeley:
has documents from the United ,Stat-
es "Governments, Washington D, C.,
for inspection, All ;charity cases with-
out charge, or. if any' interested call,
he will be glad to show same with-
out charge ' or'• fit them if desired, •
° Business demands prevent stopping
at any other place in this. section,
P. S. --Every statement in this riot -
Ice has' been sertifled before the 'er-
prAI and State Caurta. •F, li, %eoloy,
there.
• Mr. • Stee . anter' has urchased
n •
the -red .];rick -double 'residence, west
of Stauiter_street`.�.froin...•Air;_-:J. Er
HurlYr. o
'•. "'Miss Gill who was the guest of
•Mrs• ,1, A. Glennie the past _few
Weeks *fitto Guelph- Thursday of
last weelt. •
Mi s Lou . Gaynor an children • of
-Fort_ *Odra, Ain _xrsite_l__::a week.
with Mrs. It J; TLindsay have .return=
ed to their home, , •
Mr. Finlay Malcolm arrived. 'home
:Saturday night from Winnipeg where
he, had spent a month with, his sons,
who are in; business there,
Dance. in'Carnegie Hall `Lu'cknow,
Friday' night' this. week, Dancing
from 9 . to ' 2 '' o'clock:' :. Admission
F+ryfogle's dreheatre.
_Kincardine citizens have organized
-a•company.-the:-business of.-which..vill:
he the rpromotoing b! a`hoc'key, end-
ing -and -skating rink in the -town:
Mr: R, D. Oain ren is;:in"•Torontic
this week : attending the Presbyter-
ian Foreign Mission Board, to - which-
li'e:':Aria;-appointed .at.the last. General
Assembly. •
=,'whits=eddy•-3niith-L:=11Itth ris't-4f°
-.you • -want, • to'cure•-the creases • that -are
coming in your faces • Get • a ticket,
don't forget it Lucknow concert
I:`air Night. • '
Mi'. Frank Todd of near St. Hei
ens while at the Western Fair, Lon-
don bought the Polled Angus brill
calf which had wen the. Championship
at Toronto and London., `The valu-
able young animal arrived safely at
its destination, on Mond a of this
a 144 Oa Vr•
week
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CULRCENTRE
OSS
,m,_ •
--- Monday.; Sept loth
• .Corn- cutting is over , and thresh-
ing is in full swing. ,t
Mrs.:'Walte
er Pinnell and. daughter ,-
E,lsie,' have -_returned' -home---after-
spending the.' last' couple of 'months
•in the, Prairie Provinces, , ,
.. Mr. and Mrs. John Clark,Mr. • and
Mrs. Wm,; Little and .Mrs. John Link -
later e . visited -the-Sunday -School"on
Con, 6-on;•Sunday
..... t .e-n,.�•iT,lanxd�,�iri-gin,
Mrs. Walter. Ross spent Thursday . of
last week at the home of Mr,' and,
Mrs . Wilber. Erb, .Salem,.
• We wish to congratulate Miss
Scott and pupils 'of .S;S.� No, 6, Cul-
ross, for, obtaining first prize.' in par=
ade, ••also-first••for physrc'al-Akill lit
the, .Rural .School • Fair which: was
held `at• Teeswater'on Tuesday of last
week, 'Master Gee, . Mille,;' also ob-
tained -first I rite :;for .best" halter -
broken colt
-W-114 N•AMH•1ALL FAIR
• and
RON CO 7N l V th Mi
_PION5'i-l_l.pSCHOOL.__.FAIR
WING}IA1VY
on o
Tuesday s Wednesday
Sept. 27 and '28 •
Wingham Citizen's Band
'Extra List of Special. Prizes
A, G. 11MITH1 SRcy•
• .The Lucknow- ],,ranch of .th
e�w,i
men's F Institute was favored: at their
last. e '
m etre With -
tln •
he-- 'nese . e .
g �t P n e -of bhe
'District ,President, Mi•s. ,ilarris, '.of
' Holyrood, -who - , addressed'• tbeni: on
the '•subject 'of` "The" Mother and idle
Child",__The. resignation -of--the Sec
Treas M:' :'
rs—Rivers
•, , was .accepted re-
lnetantly,'.but�Lo'-appaintrnent':to the
vacant office
was mac
�d. I was' t as
de-
cided 'not ' to have a • "refreshment
booth at the Fair, this Year:Arrange- •
menu were niade for a Short. Course
Dressinaking from Oct: 10th to.
list, to b:e. conducted -by -an instruct:
Y struct•
ress'.'sen�t 'by the • Department ' Th
Department
fees are _$1 00_for Institute members
and �,$r,25 for iron=trien►ber's: All who
wish' to .take the course should give
their names • to.11f rs, W. Murdie this
weel{ _
i e ,McKay, , Sec'y, Pro :ten,
titer .+hhn at -Laurier,'
-Miss Jean` 'Johnston: of f•Iemlock
City was the guest recently. of Miss
Bfary 'McKenzie 'o"f Laurer:`
The.' stork: called at 'the:' home. Of_
Mr. and Mrs.. Relit, Andrew' of Zion
and left a fine: l7aby girl-Congratula-:
ions _ t
• Mr ,Alex: H. 'MacDonald woo has
>been';visiting his daugh`,er. Mrs,. 1111
woo D
woad iennA
n • of Iron `
don lies
.
as re „
turned to• his home at. Laurier.
Mr, anil''Mrs. Dr.: Raymond 'T.
White, who have been visiting .Ms
White's%rmer icrfne•Lat Laurier have•:
returned to 'their home in Chicago•
The
1 FLAV UR
the charm o
a
is in its unique flavour of 'rich delicacy. And It
never varies. 'All grocers sell "S;a►.lada'"•,iii
‘'sealed metal packets only.
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NOTICE.
The' Liberal f; Lueknow are asked
to meet in Mr ,•Siddles office on Fri
day nifht of th ' .week—Sept,,, 23rd,;)
.,:a •0-6 cl , to'.aiipcint deIegates oto'
attend the :convention to be • held in
WallOrtoif on Monday ' the 26th to'
Nominate ~a liberal candidate for
South .$ruce
ASHF.IELD , NOTES
Mr. and, Mrs:Wilton Bell of Par-,
amount . spent Sunday at-•Kincarclino.
Mr: Jack Winfield or' Paramount
visited• friends in •Lucknow,, .on, San- CKNOW
day. •
Miss, Grace ,Matheson of Lorne is
F AREE V II,�,IAMS
in, ,.4
The Rom '
,..once P�romo�er
and ' • .
LARRY SE1'i N
in...
The Grocer
YClerk.
at the
sP .
alp 11 Theatre.
y
V
visiting' with Charles Al.e.
T.ennar.,' i7f
Laurier: • • , -FRIDAY SEPTEMBER ,23
Mr, •° J. W. Murray of Lucknow •
spent. a day recently.with 'friends >.n, Regular.A Admission
Paramount. ,
Miss Mary Mervor of near Kin�taa
spent a few.days of the past wecl. at
Glanworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Bissett of Loch-
alsh spent a` few' days atahe London
Exhibition. • :0
, We are sorry to report the illness•
of Harold McDonald: We hope for, a
early recovery. "
Mr.. and ;Mrs Murdock Menge., •
a.,of
Lucknow visited' friends. at 'Lochalsh,
during' the week.-,-:
Mr,
and Mrs: Jas, A -1 ,�endr cl
of
Lochalsh,,,
spent a few days' at
'London Exhibition. '
Miss Mary _OLaughlin cif GoJerieh-
is visiting at the home of D'• 0; Me=
MEETING IN BEL` GRAVE.
Tire ` irniiva'l "Fipancial "Dist'rict
was• held in Bclgrave' en Monday o1:
•Meottaxff--•of• i het-sfean d'ivt—eh, •u
this week.. The Chairman of :the • Dis-
trict,: Rev: R. Fulton Irwin, presid-
ing., A very large attendance, -bath
:>
lay and clerical was present. Rev,
Dr; :Hazen .of Listowel and. Rev,
Beaton of. China gave .inspiring ad-
dressek-Piefesser+'Jahn§ton present-.
-ed- the interests -of- Victoria college:
Plans 'were laid: 'for' the conning year.
During the year just closed' the sum
'of,' $9094:00- was raised for genel•ah
ipisrlions.._ •An . average. per-rn
_eniber-
on the• district of $2[3e The amount
`raked 'for •hiniiseerial•' • `si `port
$27616,00. An average 'per member
of $6,28, In Lucknow ehurch the
average :amount- given per tni'`riiber,
f`or niiliisteriii-sutiliort was only
$5,70 :So , that if the., average.. ion
this -MOW }thd •beer, equa•I o—the sv_:
-erage for the district - the salary'
could have been increased by.$174.00.
The representatives from:here, we.
John Button, Dr., Spence,e
. D. C. Tay -
!or, W. P. Reid, .and John Joynt,.
Rev, R. Fulton Irwin.
Intyre,, near RI_ al _.
•
,Mr. Thomas Walker of Chhago is
spending-a--weeks-wi`ti his bro-
Mr' and "Mrs. . Tom •t Moore of
:Whitechureh-vi•sited friends "in `L'ocfi.•
alsh 'during the week. They were
0com ni
a • pa ed ;by Mr.. and Mrs.. Bur-
ton,',
and Mrs. Jack Henderson "and'
children:
'Mrs• James Wilkie a highly es-
teemed resident of Ani erley died 'en
Sept; 14th, The: funera: on• •Satur-
'day to;'Kincardine `Cenie,►r • was at
-tended-ley:-a- large -number `of -s'oi ro:w:
ing• friend's and neighbors. Much sync
t'�iy-its f=;r�iiZ�°;tT i,�tuslaa7rd'Trzr
his.•'sad. bereavement.
•
The L•
ucknow Fire 'Company have
nothing 'to do with the dance to be
given in the Carnegia ball Friday
evening of ;this week.
11, 3, Moore chief.
•
The Imperishable .Gift.
• Diainoeds • Create Happiness •
•for G•eneratio•ids ' :
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--.T. cbtAva derf. - L l
. �1-ta--bc arils to
;wear a• Diamond•'Soltaire'for a
'lifetime,, then as an heirlouin -
to hand it down.to: loved ortes •
''from generation to: eneratioxn
W the. beautiful..Dian onds always'',
.1:„gL.ving,,c:ndnring<.happ><_ness and ' - : =-
ever increasing in value' We '
shall �iie glad to :she* .them..to '
yon.. whether or not ,ydu intend.•.
-1-0 Burt ashl a .in this line:
_The_ , _. , -•_ _.
Store 'That Never. . Disappoints
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1�STR DR
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E EI:LER awl. OPTICIAN
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Having- disposed -of i iy businessi
Lucknow to H•ollyman Bros. 1• wish
to,-sincerely,`thank ;;•ail "•my -customers
mar_tTieir patronage. -during . the past ,
ear
nine. '
•years.
A11 -accounts •mast. bea• id at once,
,a_ s_
P ,,
.Lint°encL.lea`virig'-.town- -in the -neap-�--
future and.. will be away . for -some,
time -. -
W:-7. Spindler
TH 1►!AR
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Butter . .:35c
. . 38c
. Hogs
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