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VETERINARY `'.$11RGEON..-'-:. Dr.
W. J. Keleher, Ripley,- Phone 29,
night or day.-t.f,
CUMBER FOR SALE-Hemlocklumber: cut to order; Enquire at John
( Joynt's -Office. 27-104
FOR SALE.-Frarne house 1844.
ft. Apply to Jas. Fisher, R. R. 6,
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MONEY TO 'LOAN on mortgages
Lula notes, at reasonable Teel.
Fire Insurance, both stock and
Mutual Companiea., Conveyancing,
• dime. with ,neatness and despatch..
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o LOCAL 4161Y'da;NRRAII• •
.o ,o' o o.„ 0 a 0 ..o. •
The January thaw cente' very early,
. Keep in mind the Dance in. Car-
negie Hell. Friday °evening, Jan, •6th.
,Mrr Irwin, 'merchant Of Clintite,
spent the week -end vrith his biAther,.
the Rev. R. Fulton 4rwin.
MSS Isabel 'Doi:gigs, was pp.. from
Chatham to spend the New Yesr at
her home on Canning "St.., ".
Mr. and. Mrs, Leslie Irwin And
little eon, of ileyesville ,spent the
Ne*,•Yeat with Mrs. Jai. Irwin,'
Mr,' E. A,. Pidi'lnel: has bought ,the.
-grocery..-stoek_ whiehAthe hAte.
Mallough, had hi his store, and moved'
it to his own Ettore. • •
The Fire Coi; has arranged for an-
other dance to ibe given in the Town
Hall On the evening of January .6th..
Illackstone's Orcherstra.. •
Card of Tlianks-'-•Mrs. D. Mallough
and family wish; to think the friends,
and . neighbors far their kindness and
sympathy at the time of their recent
bereavement, • •
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- See Cameron,,Murdoch & Co. '"ad.'
this week, giving greably reduced
prices .in Ladies' Coets and Shirts,
and Men's and Boy's' Overeeats,
dur-
ing January Clearinr Sal
. Card of Thenke-,The faitiily of
the late Mrs. Lachlan MacLean wish
to. thank the • friends . and neighbors
for their kindness nnd sympathy dur-
ing the. illness., and •at the death Of.
their mother, • 1.• .1: • •• ,, •
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The IrucinlOw" Brnineh,
men's Institute `oneetwin ;he Cauncil
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Chamber on Th(iradaye thoWth. ante.,
at 2,30 Am': All nieniintes araeree•
'ii OSTEO.PATH, at the
CEn Hose. Lucknow, every-Wede ' 'Inflated to be present ee a.. good °
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nesday afternoon. All chronic dis- .gram is being prepared,'Vitors il1
eases successfully •treated. Osteo, be made weleorne.M;14itelfenzie°
pathy removes -the - physical causes Secretaiy. - • ' - .'• 1. s • "
.4:if disease. Adjustmere .)f the • ;
'spine is more quickly se s 3 and Word was. received. in town recently
(with fewer treatments. by' Osteo- Ofthe. death. of George Potter, who
pathy than by any other method. , .
.......______. is well -remembered air, a harness -
Toronto prices paidfor all kinds of maker by many.* Iatclenow and vic.
inity, Mr. Potter died gt_Ladysmith,
As GrnsP.Pilf*, Lucknow. Wiscenein, Dacembe01tha
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LOSTs-Around the Village, a driV, being due to pneurrionia. The funeral;
poultry.
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Ing glove. Finder please leave at the conducted .by tlie, tiddfellomh. was On
Sentinel Office. ' , •December 13th; His widov4 one Son
FOR .SALE -Stove wood; short ..or and two daughters survive:. .
long, any quantity delivered: . Apply
•'. at Joynts -office, Lucknow. CURLERS ORGANIZE
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game" _got together during. theinst
Week' and'' organized ler the season
,Following -are-,.-the officers and-ront-
.--EURSenrilligheetneieeinaid
_kinds of raw•furs and skies:If you--
- have any, let me knowbefore selling.
Pearls -Pair; 'Phone. 85,--Residente
Station St., Lucknow.. . April 89
• I will pay the highest market price
,for all kinds a raw furs. I will pay
better, prices if You bring 'your furs
to me instead of selling them at
- - be less: •
- B.- Blitzstein. -Dry Gootheliteerej
April 80,22 • • '
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LOGS_WANTED
s ,Wes. are prepared to buy all kinds
.oflags suitable for .lumber. deliver-
ed at our saw -mill at Lucknow. and
• will pay the highest market price for
nine. As We use 'all' the lumber in
,the manufacture of furniture, we can
be easy on the clittestag of logs. For
further particulars apply at the office
...of the Lucknow Furniture Co. ' •
Feb.- 28, 22.
4 AUCTION -SALE - •
initteisreeidenti, Ile •Allin; Vice
President, W. A.-, ifearliet 'Secretary,
F, F. Phillipsi.iianiging Ceinmittee,
johnistonee'Rebt- jehirsten A;
,z-P--,Stewart;7-ii."--Areheri!r_SkiPs4-dcon-
mittee-..:-,5--0,tehert_ecia_Li -Me.--and-Ifre-Chas-CoakerOf.Leek--
dall, R. Johnatene ..ice.1Co.mmittee-J-.-- now, sperst7Niiir-YeaWV-iith--Mri.;illt:
TWO DELIGHTFUL EV:ENINGS
Van Gene' a R,evue Mekes.a.Greilt Hit
4.
There have been Many geed *inter-'
tainments in the Lachnow Frewn
but few -of them hired won Such gen-
eral conneresndationes, Mr. Van Gene's
Revue, presented- on Moriday and
Tuesday evenings. .Froru not a few
we have heard the comment that it
Wee the "best entertainneent I ever
attended in the liall." It Was in real
settee "something, different" . and, if
was good. as well. It took no 'small
measure' of organizing and training
idzdity• op the pot. of ?4r Van gene
to cameluto toWa stranger and in
eleven- days get. together- nald insteuct
about one hundred inexperienced
young people, so that theY, could Pre:.
dent such a program as:Was given
Monday and Tuesday. The variety Of
beautifel animbetis presented. would
not be easily described;.so we shall
just Erik Our readers to talk' it ever
with someone who Was there. Pract-
ically all the airailable • local talent
.was gathered in, from the wee tots.
like .Master Keith Brown all little
Miss Winnifred Armatron#, whe won
the hearts and the:apple:Ise af every-
body, to those with whom we are
more familiar .apti• who never fail. to
pleein Tuesday night's program was
ptactically the same as that present-
ed on Monday, with the addition- of
excellent 'music by Frirfogle's Or-
chestra from • Winghaint Tuesdey.
night's program was followed ,a
dance for. Whitt: this orchestra also
supplied the music. • •
Mi.. Van Gene stated .that .he. ex-
•peetar to visit this territory agiat
WAthin.a•Year course,
fereatairogesen„lbo be presOnted,, how..
ever./hy local, talent ae thia, one was.
We. feel sere. that if thni(•eicellencir.
of the .entertiinment ,understood
by the publie be Will be greeted by a
crowded holism.
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24nday, JanuarY.2nd.
Born -On Friday', December 30„th.k.
to. !dry and Mrs. Chart.- • Martin, of
Fordyce a. daughter.
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Miss Edythe, Peddle, - of. iiitincey,
Spent the holidays rWith: her sister,
0,0illesPie, .
'Mrs. Garton,: ur:, . and- daughter,
Mabel ; Visited with 'Brtisielie friends;
Mrs dith Stapletbit,-'of Detroit,
-visited-a feve-Alays -with- ber- father,
Mr. John Campbell.
Miss Meets Wilson entertained .the
"Wide Awake -ohms at her home s on -
Wednesday: night. , _-
Mr. add Mrs. A. Fox ' returned
halite • on Saturday after a week's
visit with friends at St: Catherines
and Hamilton-. - • •
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Mr.. and MM. *Ed. Garton. visited -
over .Nevr 'Year's with the' formers
BUSINESS CHANGE
mother, Mrs.. p. gatton, sr;.
Mr' and Mrs. Chas.*Martin and r.
• - This week one of Lucknow'n oldest and -Mrs. Bert Martth and -baby Edith-
of- the Winghain Jct., spent New
Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mar-
, .
business men is handing ' over the
cares_ of his'atore to a younger.pere
send*. Wm; Connell. for the past
43 years a merchant here, hall sold
out to Mr Robert Brown, who, for
-Cows-and-Ileifers.-$tuart E. Rob- _ • rse F-anny Paterson, of Toronto,
ertion will have an Auction Sale of thepast-ten Years-, has been heed
Ranuatir,Mrscif .7'-'jraDethiOnit,1".aurnedevILiiitinnd; bWaRbt
Lows and Heifers,' due to calve, in clerk in, the store of Cameron. -Mur-,
January. and February, also a nuni- dock & Co. Stock -taking is being - their brother, Mt.E Paterson.
ber, of feeding steers, at the Cain done this week, iso that-iee-m'ay-ex_ _Mrs. Dave -Martin and daughter. -
House Barn, Lucknow, on "Saturday,
aunairer4th.„..19=‘, cominencing at 2
: o'clock.- • ' •
John Purvis, AUctioneer.
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OYAPELA. AND COMP,ANY
This ia the name of the Chautauqua.,
beam which will give a 'concert in
Carnegie Hall on the evening of Jan.
.uary.-14th, Oyapelils an Indian
. a niece of the -Chief ,of the greit'
.Creek She 'has developed!
,great talent( as • an elocutionist and
entertainer. She traVelled last Aldine
mer' through th+3 Canadian. West,
*here she delighted her audiences.
Like Other. Chant/in:Oa 'entertain -
as, Oyapels, does more .than merely
entertain or arinnie.• Her program has
the usual element of inforniationit
in Measure interpret e the mind, cur
tenni and Mannees of the Indian ret4e'
te the. white .people.
. There are. three in the trettp: Ois•
• apela,'Miss Fannie Weinstock, an ac-
complialied violiniisk and Miss Gene
Burton, pianist. ' •
these- Chautauqua entertainments
and lectures are of higher order.
than the ordinary. concert, and it
to be •hoped they will continue ti'
come to Lucknow front year to year.
Unfortunately , they hale •not drawn
the erowd at -Lucknow and so far
they have been a :money-losing enter-
prise for those who have guaranteed
the financial end of it. They are a
gciod thing for the torrimunity.• for
there is. always something more than
mere entertainment. • "
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ASEFIELD .NOTES
Tuesday, January 3rd. 6
„Miss Martha Hamilton, of Hemlock
City, left for Chicago this weeks- '
- Mr. E. McLennan. of Lochalsh, is
Visiting with friends Windser this
. Mk. and Mrst. lack Bradly, • of
Laurier, •visited.. with friends near- Boyle.... .
Belfast*• Mi. ..and Mrs. S. Haldenby. spent
-Mrs. .C. Hinton is spending a few an evening lust week with Mrs. Harry
days with Mr. and Mrs,- Chas. Ritchie, Pinnell.
of, Zion. , , We are sorry to report the'illeeas
Lothian, are visiting friends near she will soon ge well again.
'ST. -HELENS
' 'Tuesday, January &xi.
Mr, ,Durnin Phillips was a •week-
end 'visitor .at 'Goderich. •
Miss Mary Durn , visited 'Mende
Wingham over Sunday. ••
Mimi Jessie Cameron, who was hol-
idaying her, returned to Toronteson
Friday, s • ••„ •cet
The annual meeting. of Calvin.
Church Will be hey on Tuesday, Jan.
10th.. at 2 O'clOck. .
Mr. and Mrs: FitzPateick,. of Wing -
ham were visitors with Mr and Mrs.
Geo, McRoberts last week.
•(-r„ The annual .congregational meet-
ing of Calvin sCleurch will he held On
-Tuesday Jan,. 10th-; at, a o'clock.
Mr. EarliDarnm, who has been in
three weeks, returned home on Men-
the Wingharn Hospital for the peel There were special circunistances
ot enn dDanece.e at Dt o
r. prceavrepnetntae elarge e lecture
on Astronomy, but 'mere would have
been there if it were not for the habit
of mind above referred to. The lect-
ure, however, was anything but a
dry •and tiresenne affair of WO and
figures, the lecturer who eddresses
• 4 Popular audience must entertain as
• well as instructif he is to. get a
hearing, and Dr. Carpenter has this
art in a high degree. He does not
"stick to his text”, but .he menages
to impart a good deal of information
in a way that does net tire the ordin-
ary. listener iu the hour -and -o -half
which the lecture lasts, Orthose Who.
heard Dr, Carpenter, we have net
heard one say that his address was
_tiresome or uninteresting. Indeed,
they all were they had gone, for.
some who were there had thought
.aseroiloeuestluyreo.f„ not going because it. was
As , the lecturer- said, he, merely
touched the high'places so 'far as. his
subject Was concerned..Much of his
tithe Was occupied with" little occur -
along into other lines .of thought,' with.
humorous references, and 'like all the
Chautauqua lecturers, who come here,
he had many effective things to say
about the friendly relationship which
prevails hetween. Canadians and the
people af earn eduntry-the Unit-
ed States. '
• br. Carpenter is one af the leading
scientists of the 'day, and taliis great
-store_of_knowledge;lie..adds the rare
facility of 'being able to come down
from the heights and see things from
'the standpoint of the common people,
.,anemaking his subjects of intereet
to them. BY doing this; he has
ed thousands M take a new Iarg-
DR
CARPENTER'S utTuRE,
. Science Made Entertaining, •
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The people. of Luekno* and vicfli-
ity are shy of a "lecture." ':Perliapis,
in the past they, have been treated .lxi
some very dry and long discourses
in the-, mime e'''. a lecture, and have
4,Te,r
come to think 11 lectures as•heing
of. that nature. However that may
be. all that is neceisary•th make rea-
sorsably sure Of a- "slim house" is to
announce a lecture in Carnegie Hall.
it is mech the same with Other towns'
in this part.of the • province: , • ,,
•• this habit of mind leads many to
.rniss. some really good tbiiigse-,for as
th,ere. are books and books, so there
.ecturers and lecturers.
day. •
, Mr. and Mrs. John lidaeLead and
three children, of Speers, Sask., are
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, James Levis.
Mint McQuillin, Frank Todd and
W. -E. MacPherson are again the
School Board for S. S., No. 4. It wis
MacPherson's year to drop out but
he was re-elected.
The regtilar meeting of the Harris
Mission Bend Will be held in the
Presbyterian . Church on 'Saturday
afternoon next at 230, All the•child-
ren are invited to attend. • '
KIN LOUGH
.„, Ttiesday, January 3rd.
Miss Katy MacKay is *pending, her
holidays at her home at the -Canadian
Soo, ' . •
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Miss Norine. Hodgins spent a few
dais of last week with Miss Mae
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald,qf of ltdrs. Ish.ac Pinnell, and hope that
Aariberley. • ' Miss Tillie Hodgkinson ;returned to,
Mrs, Hugh -Belilf Kincardine,' is Kincardine after speeding the Christ -
visiting it the hewn 'of Ntet. -Wiley, was -holidays at her home here.
Of Laurier. Mre. Ed. Percy, and son; Alvin, left
Miss Annie McDonald,,of Hamilton,. for Detroit last Wednesday, where
visited with her. Mother, Mrs. Finlay their intend spending 'the winter
McDonald, of 'Lechalsh. months: • ,
Our mailman, Mr, Hamilton, Don't forget the entertainment in
ed with Mr. and Mrs Alex, .1.09.00,. of. the Anglican •Chureis basement, Kin -
Hemlock City, this week: lough, on January 13th., eon:Silencing
Chas...J, MeGregbr, who is teaching at 8 O'clopk. &goon program is being
at Kiterelieic-ip--eirt-n-fe*--daYa'veith-.-pitiVided.-'7-Adsion-15--apil-25-tents,-
_bis_patrente, near Kintail. •
Mr. J. McKeith, of Burlington, is
spending the •11,61-idays- beetts-
er,. Mr. Leslie McKeith, Zione
Mr: .Ins. McDonald, of Paramount,
spent New Year's with his brother,
WINGHAM LOSES
•BUSINESS MAN
. j. J. Ciiiininghanc, president a -the
Western retiridry Co, of *Ingham',
durd suddenly at Toronto' .on Dec 26
. He.' hid- gone to: Toionta- to-epend-
'. ----7'---;CliristmErs-vrith-hiesisterie-and444ek_,
stilt a specialist regarding an aihnent,
Which Was-dealt:Ping:Re eamplaine.:
• ed, of feeling ill about mid -night on
Sunday, 'and.:about three o'clock Mon-
day morning' pasSed away,. after "suf.
of age, laving _beenbotn_at_,Nevp,_
inarketin_.4804.._..1:14.144Sed work .48
-in-apprentice. at the Gurney -Hove-
r oundry; and worked hia Way up to
being superintendent. That position
JUk,resigned tobecomp manager of the
Vinghtim• Stove -rdihndry, about 20
years ago; His Wife' died abMit .ten
y60rs ego, The remains were bought
to Wingham for .interment hi the' :R.
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pea to sea the store open unOer the
new managernent by the end •gif the
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NEWS
The Salvation Army. will -conduct a.
special ineetlng1nLi4ckJI0W,qP 1401.1*.•
day, January' 9t1t., -at 8 o'clock Pm.
A 'cordial inVitation its iset,ended to all.
,
liethodiarChurch-24he pastor Will
preach -at both serviceEs heat Lerriday.
Evangelistic'. nieetinga ,wi11 begin" on
Sunday- - ever -Ling-. and _-0011tinpe all
through th, week except Sattirday,,
Meetings 34s:1nn1ng at 8 o'clotk,‘. All
Welcome. ,
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IMAsrat jiiNtIVIRXATH 110
. 'Utiti.Murchicli7Tiatig;oni who, /or
inany Months, .haabeen. at;
the.home of her sister, Mrs. R. Mac-
-Charles, passed away on. Monday af-
ternoon, Mrs. Mathieson was aged
84 Years and; 9inionths' ind *he had
been a tad,* for kjuitea number of
• Years, her )usbind having tiled nOtift.
'after they *ere moriodliefore cotn.
int to Luelcitovi, she •Wed in OW
Loollfhlk 1.00114. 111.100014 let* est
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Elizabeth, of Glanford Station, visit-
ed a. few days With kr. and Mrs.
Niles Lillian Longman ,returned to
Wincleole an. Fr•iday, accompanied by.
her "mother, Mrs. John OamPbell, who
will visit friends there for „a time.
Mi.. and Mtn. Dawsonand daugh-
ter, Eva,- of London, Eng.,_are.visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Rice.
Miss Jean Hogg, of Thaenesford,
spent the holidays withher aunt,
Mrs. J: Faleoner.
• The --;-F. O.;-avill---nrieet'on-Thure-
,day evening of this week, when the
rePorte.' of the. convention field -re-
cently in Toronio will be given.
Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer and
family .spent New Year's with Mr,
0_aorg_t Flamer_ in ,Culroi_a_ . • s
,Neil'.14ICIDortald, of near ICintail.
_M Dave Cox, of London, was die
--gimat_atIttr. and Mrs. Ja-C1-0,0ami1ten;
-ParamonWdifringthadailidaYs.--
• Miss, Elleda Irwin, who 'spent Xmas
withater parents near Lucknow, has
returned to her position in Torento.
Me. and Mrs. Grant Macniarmid,
of Paramount, spent New. Years with
, Me. and Mrs. Jan, Blue, of Amberley.
-MISS Florence MoKay, wire:has
been spending a few days at her
home at Lochalsh, :has returned, to
Chicago. " ,
Mrs. liobt. • 'Stritthere;-"of 7-Para-
metinti-apent New Years Day with
her Parents,s-Mr. and.Mrs.las. Fisher,
near Lucknow.. ,
--Jeseie-Buckingliam, who haa.
Veen spending :the Xlmna holidays
with her parents at Laurier; ha's te-
AUTITC4 ta-Stratf-ard-'•NOMIZII
Mr. and Mrs.; Wellington Hender-
son and ehildren, of Lucknow, spent
New Year's Day With Mr. and Mrs.
.Jas. -Stanley, of Paramount.
'Miss ..likargaret MacDiarmid, of
Lucknow, spent a few dais of last
week with her friend, Mise Martha
•HaMilton, of Hemlock ity.
Miss Margaret Hardie, Who Spent
the Xmas holidays -with -her parents;
Rev. and Mrs. 3; S. Hardie, of
Loch-
alsh, has retuened-to tlitcrito, .
Darnby, of -Lothian, had
the imisfortune recently , to slip on
ice 'and fall, breaking tinmber -of
rilis.„While his, injuries are not likely
to prove ho will he, laid up
for sbmi timer-
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hoLpeople_wite-senkyott _monthly
bills shnw-alt the fervor of -other col-
lectore of antipues,
About the time 4 boy ,gats over a -
Ing proud of hte nivaele he begins to
think he imderstanda women •
Li:6mm 014og Oro
14.00o ,,EE,Ettr,111,511t.i." 400,
puttra 44 • 4, 4 • $71-400.
11.14 to oo oltt000tt.t,tomoto ofigitti
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Fritter, .lennap gth.
The 'Flit -Comp+ hold a
'Dance In the Oarnegto Hatt on Friday
evening, January 6th. Bla'ckstone's
Orchestra' will supply- the musk. A
skid -lath wilt be served. Admission,
Gent1emen:4140r14a4los ge.o., Wt.? OW
petit, *mode to go te th Roidlors'
1+1t0i91401 risk •
Come along. Everybodywelcome. well as in the universe at large
-IMICI7PAL-7-FLECTIONS-
wnsliip-Lof-THurOn
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• . . 8 4 5 6 . Total
-.Robert. Irwin -..,:... 61 38 37 59 34 279
Robert McCosli; , - 23 49 . 27 18 17 31 • 175
Duan Campbell ......... 2 • a 24 53 13 53 15'0
FOR DEPUTY -REEVE , • • • ••
D.onald C. McKinnonTs-.-:s--... 29- - 40 • *4 16.
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'.g"70
Thomas ,E. Morgan .... . 16 28 38 22 35 , 36 17.5
Alexander Freser.. sp 30 " 3 . 28 . 135
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FOR :COUNCII.LORS •
Roderick MLernian 173 JIAA 59. 89 88-I 415
See - 67 19---99 --'-- 367 -
John Emmerton, Sr., • -69 81 __a. -49 -14--_-31; -266
'Angus ..ideLair .. • . 26 27: 28 74 25 51', 131
.11M-Councit-for-1-922-
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Reeve -Robert Irwin • •
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Deputy Reeve -Donald C. 1VIcKi mion..
7-Councillors--s-Roderick, McLennan William 3. MCICay and 'John Em-
nterton, Sr
Police Trustees of the Village of Ripley -J. B, Martini, Joseph W,
Morgan and Duncan Munn, by acclamation.
TownshiP of ,,Ashfield •
FOR REEVE
2 3 4 ' 5 : 6' • 7 Total
Jaseph Eackett 44 41 85 30 83 21 ‘..•l6 -200
rrankigf-Jolinsion-Z: :56 vy -18- -90' '7-'4.-- 44 -
• „FOR- -DEPUTY-REEVE
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John Janaketkono-e... 30 . 86 , 50; :•89.'36 45, .. 78, . 314
Robt. I), McDonald. . 52 53 if Is- 61 17 8 246
FOR, COUNCILLOR
John P, Campbell 79 88 -50 44 43 24 33 306
T. A Cameron 21 83'7' 70 2 20 7 • •- 20 173
John b.-Fatrish-, -HP- 80- 46-
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Elected -Reeve, ---3, .r, Johnston; Denuty-Reeve,John-Jamieson-, COtins,
cillont, John D. Farrish, Thos, Sulli van and John P. Campbell.
' C. E, McDonagh, Clerk
Family Theatre
LUCi(NOW
FRIDAY, JANUARY 6th
ALICE LAKE
"Body and Soul"
Scenic and Comedy
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,SATURDAY, -JAN.. 7t1
FRANK
"The. Shark Master",
TUESDAY, JAN., 10th,
A SPECIAL
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Jack. London's Great
Northland Story
"'Burning Daylight"
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CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in
"The• Bank"
.APPRECIATIVE '
To The' Electors of Ashfield.
' Ladies and Gentleinents:---Iiake this
-opportunity of thanking-4re electors'
of Ashfield for the sapPotNrcrue
at the Polls on January:.2niL, by
'electing 'me Councillor' for the year •
1922; 'I will. endeavor to serve itite
people of the Township te.the best,
of my ail4si.sy duripg,:my terrn of
"office; Yours iFohanitlivfauilishi"
.T4e Tlie El-actors:of Ashfield,. .
Ladies and. ,Gentlenien:-I..titank-_,.
• 'Frank 'Johnatort.',
'To The Electors ef Aslifield,
Ladies and Gentlemen; -1 beg- to -• -
acknowledge in this Way -my aPpre-
eiation_of_your_supPartan the recent.
election; showing:- the 'Confidence you
pieced in me by agnin- electing me •
to the Council Board far 1922 as cir-
-cuirrabances7prevente.d7 me trem-
wigging. Assnring. you -of my best'
efforts in the -welfare of our Toivre•
shipand wishing youall a Happy
and -Prosperous New. Yea.r. _
_fMO-urs- •"'
C.nnlpheli
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Having purchaged7the stock -
."of groCerieti' Which -the -lite •,
Mr. Mallought. had in
. store I have moved the,seme ,
&to my Own store, 'MgClnie's
old stand, I take this Oppor-
-trinity of inviting your pat-
..ronagej,_as.lno*....have.asmu-
pleM and • excellent /stock of. •
fresh groceries and- provis- ••
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E. A; PALMON
KINLOSS
Tuesdey,•Jaituary ard.
A .Happy New Yeer to All,.
, Wm. Eadit Was a Suhday Visitor: „
,on the TentK.-,- - - •
• NOrrnaliteS' and teliellers lhave lI•
returned to their resp.Ntive .schoids
ain
Mr. Wiffred emigrant 'spent the' ,
Congram.
Matigiret Pa-l-tnet-,--eare---vvas-7.------
,visiting her siSter,-Mrs. Harrls; '
has retniated to Detroit.
Mr. Wilfred (_ong; and •Mises
21*�he_and_ty-rtk'-rev,
with. econa C o • •
Misses Myrtle 7 .2;kla and Mamie
EXeter-nrid--
-Lucini'du ...trig -tile F
.1 Mr. and
Ms.I,ot
with , Curiert. .
Mr„, \1,-;.s Marion Scott,
of ti-. spent a day: last
week 1. I. (ive.ti on AO Eighth,
Quta nu., r .4see kaleieg
age the eoursee iksn by the Id
lititute under the dirk:C!en ..thi
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-To*nship of West. Wawanosh •
There was a close election hi West "WFWanosh, all candidate's getting
a very respectable vote' and running close to each. other,. Unfortunately,
-vie stre unable this- weekto -give the II gures: The Councit'Soard for 1922
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