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Forged to the Frontl'I ° ° ° 0: ° 0-* r
The position of Have-
lock Flour in this
• community has be-
come established.
As much bread and
as , good bread (some
of our customers say
better bread) as can be
obtained from any •pa-
• tent flour.' -
Present Prices, $3.50
and $3.75. .
W. E. Treleaven
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EVERYBODY'S COLUMN 0
VETERINARY -SURGEON.- Dr.
W. 'J. Keleher, Ripley; Phone 29,
night or • '
•LUMBER FOR SALL-Hemlock
'z limber, cut to order. Enquire at John
• joynt's Office. • • 27-40-tf
FOR SALE.-Frarne, house 18x24
•
ft. Apply to..Vaa. Fisher, R, 6,,
•
•15-12-tf.
MONEY TO LOAN on mortgagee
and notes •ht reasonable rates.
Fire Insurance; •both stock and
'Mutual Companies. Conveyancing
'thine with neatness and despatch.
Geo. A. Siddall, Broker. Lucknow.
•DR. PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at the
Cain Rouse, Lucknow, every Wed-
- .nesday afternoon. All chranic dis-
, eases successfully treated. •10steo-
• pathy removes tne physical • causes
of diseate.. . Adjustment of the
- -spine is more -quickly -secured -and
(with .tewer , treatments' by Osteopathy -than .by atrY other method.-
' Toronto prices paid ior all kinds of
_ ,peulta. _
• 9-6-tf A Grospopf, tucknow.
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FOR SALE -Stove wood„ short of.
Jan; arir-rinantity. delivered. - A-pply
at Joy nt's office, Lucknew.
FURS. -7 -Highest prices paid for all
' kinds of. raw fursandskins. If' you
lave-anY, me-knoW-before
-B.• Pearlman, "Phone 85, Residence
Station_St.,_Luckno_
w. - April 30
• I will pay the highest market price
"for all -kinds of raw-fnrs: PaY
better prices if You . bring your furs
tb me instead' of selling them ot
home as expenset-Ivill" be laSa.- • 1)
Blitzstein, Dry' Gods Ste*i.
April, 30.22
'LOGS WANTED .
We are iiraterred to buy all kinds
• of' logs suitable for lumber. deliver- ,
ed at our saw -mill at Lucknow, and -
will peyAhe highest nutrket price for
same, -As- we use all the uro r n
.the mannfacture of furniture, we can
_be....easv on the claising of logs. For
• -.further- particulars apply at the 6ffice
• of the Lucknow Furniture Co:
, Feb. 28, 22.,
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-*-95-PER
Of the Highest Paid ,Shorthand
• Writers use Isaac Pitman .
_ Shorthand ,
If You want the BEST, go to • a
' School teaching REAL SHORT-
. .• HAND and where everything
-_ else is -correspondingly high
. grade; •
. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Winghana, Ont. • Phone 166.
IndiViduel instructions, Practical
Book-keeping. Students admitted
any ' thee. Graduates assisted to
positions.
= jou-trial Free -
D. A. McLachlan. T. R. Foster.'
President, Principal.
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. yak FOE SALE '
109 Acres; -In the Township of
Kinless;"-gend---elaY71olitil,--about
,'aeres clear, remainder hardwood
• (bush, 'brick hoilse,;liatik 'bath' and
straw barn, 2 wells and spring creek,.
orchard -an excellent property, well
limited.. Apply to Bo* 157, Winghain,
Ont, • „ . • 2-2-p.
APPLICATIONS will be received
• by the iradetsigned up to February
1st.' 1922, for the offices of Clerk,
Treasure; Assessor and Collector for
• the Township of Ashileld,
C. E. Mcponagh,
POIt SALE. -Set light sieighi and
a cutter, both second-hand. Can be
seen at my barn. Apply W. L. Mac-
kenzie. •
FOR SALE, -•-•A Coal heater, nica.
and id good centlition_‘.-iintt the thin
ii te•
, for' shop ,br gm
ore. ay Oa seen git
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, r o LOCAL AND GENER'AL •o
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Mrs. Wm. Robertson, of, Nanton,
'Alberta, Is •visiting this, week with
Ntrs, Will Fisher. • . •
Mrand „Mrs. W..' L. Made
left •today for Chicago where • they
will aPend a couple of weeks.
SPECIAL -3 Pieces •all-wooll.Serge,
-40 inches wide, Navy, Brown, and
Cardhusk, 75a.• a .Yard. -BROWN'S.
Mrs, F; •J'.. Lucas, •end daughter,
• Audrey, of Toronto, spent a, few days
of this week with relatives -in town.
We wait to ask Chief Ward if he
• intends to p:ermit the using of Camp -
'bell Street as a track - for horse -rac-
ing, --Citizen,. *
E. A. Palmer is putting in. a stock
of dry goods along With his gToc:eries,
and expects to have these opened up
• in ,a few days. '
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Car: of •re -cleaned • Western Oats
and beet grade yellovv, Feed Corn; on
sale about Thursday and Friday. ;this
Week -A. R. Finlayson... •
.Mrs. Jean Ritchie, of Ningham,
formerly Miss Jean Mullin, of tOwn,
has gone • to California where: he
will spend the remainder of the Win-
ter,
The_ _Band ivilL he_at,Lorne_Rinic
every •Thursday evening :throughout.
the season: Adinission- on Band night,
Adults 20c,i; children 12 years. and
under, 15c. -.-J. W. Henderson.
• I.O.O.F. Social Evening on Thurs-
day, Feb. 2nd. Each 'member of the
Order with his wife of lady 'friend is
cordially invited. Ladies''bring lunch.
Barbour: , .• • •
Mi. John • Thorns, C.P.R. Section
foreman ":at Fordwich, called' en
friends intown• on .11fondaY,, haying
come corer to -attend. the funeral Of
his sister, •Mary. -For an, acconnt of
the death of Miss • Thoms, we refer
„the reader_ to the •St..,IleletuLnews,_ _
•--Notwithstanding the much talked
,of depression in itradat the. SALADA
Tea Company had an increase in 1921
'0 ,-ta7-0,1_:1_1111,10L-angt„ellOrthisil,-,Making,
their total putpn_t_oirer eleven million
five -hundred an.d. ninetar,six, thousand
Pounds. If these •packets were all
placed -it line,end touching end-,'IheY
•would stretch' for' two thousand one
'hundred and •ninety-six miles.
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tEURCII.-1‘LEWS ,
-.Presbyterian -Guild.,The 'Literary
• CoMniittee provided a splendid. pro:,
'grara for •the Guild .meeting Monday
night After the singing.of a couple of
hymhs:SteWart Sures read the Scrip-
teSiezi, felich,Vedbi Prairer:-Miss
Davorson; •Whitechttreh, favored •the
•audience withtwo readings, Which
were Well receiyed. Mrs; Phillip Stew-
ard and- Miss Cora Clubb gave a -
splendid duet Mr. Henderson, of
-Whitechurch, gave a leete-Fe- on "Avi--
ation' , whtch was both entertaining
• and iestrectiv•e„, Mi.• Henderson ex-
_Plained Very nicely the work blithe_
Flying Corp behind the enemy's lines
andthe great"helP they-Weie to the
oaten in the_Aloneites-
wittar,_ andienetnunition2Al.
• The meeting 'closed with a hymn erid
Benedictien, '
SERIOUSLY ILL AT DETROIT -•
Aand__Mrs-......Ben._-__Meflure- are. in,
Detroit this *eek, having gone there
on Monday on accomit of 'fbe critical
illness of their soil, Joe, Who recently.
underwent an operation for . append-
icitis. The. operation does not appear
to have beeti quite satisfaetory oilae-
. count of --the- advanced • condition of.
the disease, and ,a second ofihration
was undertaken on Tnesday. The lat-
est information. Was. that the patient
was •trarieWhat better."'thhil he had
been, Miss. Jean' McChige awn-ripe:A-
od-her_parchts to. Detroit • -
. •,.. ,••orrIllk.1-ttn.•
NEW OFFICERS, AT
OLD LIGHT LODGE
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• Officers for 1922 were installed, at
the local lodge A. F, & A. M., on the
ovenirig of January 12th. Rt Worship-
ful Bro. D. Petersen, long* a faithful
and enthusiastic member, acted as
installing officer, •Officers for the year
are as follows: Past 'Waster, N. 3„.
Mackenzie; W, M, T, S, Reid; S. W.,
3, McQualg; J. W,, Geo, 'Stewart; Sr,'
Deacon, R. V. Mackenzie; Jun. 'Den,
con, Ed. Hodgins; S,' S. Allister
Hughes; J. S., E. Miller; I, G., ROA,
Brown; O. G.! GordonMoore, DIM.
tor of torottonlotio V4 A*000114
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LUCKNOW .(iNT.,"THURS,DAY glitNUARY 26, 1922.
DEPUTY ORAND. ASTER
VISITS ODDFELLOWS
Mr, Datiid' itobertscin, District, De -
Play 'GrandMaster, -1.0.0.F., Made
an official visit to the local lodge on
the evening �f the 13th. inst. Officers
of the lodge were, installed for the
year, foilowil, whidh the, brethren
enjoyed an oyster suppei,at Paimer's edifrom a. few' days visit With ,her
restaurant Officers for 1922 are:-M-rs. FOX, Whitechurch. .
Noble Grand, Arch,' BarbOurv-V. G , •
MacLean Johnstone; Reg. secy., ^were at Mr- w4 M• T•Iwrill)"•
Messre Jas. Durnin and Wallace
Aitchison; Fin. 'SecY,, D. Paterson; Mfller
Treas.; A. Ross; I. G, C. Cook; 0, Gson's on Thursday and Friday audit-
.- Mg the township books,
Jas. Nixon; Warden,. H. Aitchitidn; .
The Annual Meeting of the St,
Conductor, S. 0.. Plowright; S.,
Fred Nixon; LS, WmAmstrong; Helen's Rifle 'Club was held On Fri-
RSto VG, , W .. Lockhart; L $ day eyening last,when the following
. . . .. . . to'
°Meets were re-elected caPtain-J.
V. 0, And. Orr; R.. S. Sup., Allister
-Purdon, secretiiry-4, D. Ander-
Hughes; .L. S, Sup., Robt. Buchanan";
son, range Officersl-W. Miller,
Chaplain, Ross
short' address following in- John Webster, John •McDonald.• It
stallairon, the Deputy *brand was was decided to issue a prize list for
various competitions during the com7
very complimentary to the lodge, say-
ing that the working of the ledge was
IRELpisTS
Tuesday, Jan. 24th,
Misa.. Fanny Joynt Visitilfg
riends at Lticknow. andWirightam.
. •
Mrs. • 40hf -Woods Spent' the week-
end withlier daughter, Mrs. Phillips.
in. Lucknow. . •'• •• ••
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Mrs. W, J Humphrey has return-
ing season. The.firstshoot. will be
among the best' he had found' in the held May 24th. •
distriet. • A quiet marriage was solemnized
•Bro., E. Aitchison was a -delegate at the Manse on Wednesday Jan. 1,8.
to an 1.0.0.F Convention which met at 6 p. in. when Jean, only daughter
at Goderidh on the 20th. inst. Four of Mr. John Scott, Lanes, Was united
distriet.s wcire represented. Grand in marriage to Mi. McKenzie Webb;
Master W. R. Hamilton, of port•Ar- younger son of Mr. and Mrs W. C.
thur3was present and exemplified Webb. Rev; Mr. Cumming' officiating
much Of the wOrk of the order • Mr, and Mrs: Webb left next day: for
a 'Short honeymoon at Hamilton., We
wish the young couple man Y years of
UCKNOW_TUCKS_
-• ANOTHER GAME •
The funeral cif the litte•Miss Mary
Thorns took place from- the home of.
Strenuous Game he .Lorne Rink•Re•
-
happy and prosperous married life.t.
• sults in Win for•Local Team.•‚hersister, Mrs.. Gillies,' on Monday,
.
to St..,Helees Cemetery. Miss Thorns,
•
Lucknow-9, W.Who., was the• eldest daughter oi Mr.
inghom-5
"• Wm. Thorns, died ir ston, on -ues4
in hockey
'day, January the age 61
Intereet reached its high-
eit • pitch en -Tuesday riight wEnn years. The deeeased, who had been
,in Boston for about 28 years, had not
Wingham Seniors put tip a Streriu-
enjoyed the best of health for some
ous .fight here for league honors. The
months, but her death Caine quite
game drew a large erowd and the
unexpectedly on •Tuesday while she
spectators certainly • got' all • they
was sitting by the range reading the.
could 'ask for -good playing atid a e
Victory for.the home teturi. " • • paper. Besides her. aged 'father, she
With. this* game to their credit, leaves to meuin her loss thri) broth-.
Lucknow has won 5 and lost ers; Ned at home,• and John, of Ford -
and the team standsan excellent wich, alsow-twhoit--es jiisultrhs,:a.Tittnergitrs:::
chance Of -winning, the distriet They
Will meet the •Winghain teeth again 'MEL Leach, of Detroit Thefuneral
at Wingliem next Monday Services Were conducted by Rev Mr,
.
,C11111.10i1.1g..!and_thejoall--„bearers.••••-who
_-_es follows_ were old school mates, were Messrs.
laicknow— _:Wiogham Arck. Andersen,
WReid goal Aitchison
Wm. IVIcQuillin, jas.•.Purvis, Walter.
; '
Def.. -jek-shink ,Webb -and- Rich-•-:McQuillin.
. cre.
Johnstone R Def., Lockriclge•0-00
MacDonald . Centre Houston '
Allin L. Wing _ .• CantelonASHFIErb NOTES:
'
Agyrs_w___ • R._ Whitten-::
C. Reid: Sub. • Morden, Raynaid, ofParamount,
,is vislting,With 'itiends near:
•
rood. •
. Miss Ellen Ketchabirw spent ,the
• , •WHITECHURCE-.
week -end 'with hi ,pareets' in' Para-
:
"•"' moura. '' • : '
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ANOTHER CHAUJ'AIJQUA COk;
CERT
In an article in The -Sentinel - last
week'. We referred to the series of
.0hautatiqua„.•coricertia.• arranged for
:this season, as having been coniplet-
• ed. This was a mistake, aa wee prtint-
ed out to: ut 4y Chief Moore of the
Fire 'Company. "converts,- not
four, are te be.given; The next troupe
will be -here on the evening of Feb
reary Ilth; The Alexander Triowill
present a program, of music which
should be a rare treat. Mr. AlexamIer,
who is heed of the troupe, is a master
ef the saxOphone,A14 mellophone end
guitar, Mrs. Alexander plays the tike -
tele; the mellephone and the piano,
and, Miss Vivian Pierce, the third
member of the troupe, is a lyric se-
pranci, violinist and pianist. The' com-
pany heve just. completed a long tour
of +he coast and. Middle 'wept States,
where their work has won the highest
commendation. •
•
• , FINE BARN DESTROYED-
.' 'BY FIRE
Mr. Melvin Reid of' neat Lanes,
Ashfield Township, suffered a heavy
loss on Sunday.morning last when
his barn was totally destroyed -by
fire, Mr., Reid was using h torch to
Ahatv,out a Water pipe, and some hay,
'-overhead become ignited..Almost in-
• stantly- the fire was beyondcontrol
and Mr. Reid turned to getting out
the stock. Jur the livestock, including
poultry; was • gotten out, but all the
.feed and „It .few. implements were,
.burned. Neighbors gathered and by
their efforts near -by' buildings Were.
saved. A cement silo withetoo4. the
fire and a large quantity of. corn in
it is thought' to be all right .
kr.' Raids's barn. was- built only
five years ago ariifit was One �f the
finest and best -equipped in the tOwn-
shipHe has it fine lot of farin stock
including a bunch of fat steers. For
the present the cattle are sheltered in
a •neighboring-barn,which was -not -in -
use: The building and contepts. were
suf•ficleiftli•-insnred te greatly -reduce,'
theloss.- • •
Reid,:is- grateful to the neigh-
-Von' -wira'vb-7"-Wit-valtiable-aktisz-
tance hi saving- the -house -and-other-
buildings;SundaY-If:will -be rerrieral)-
.eird_._,weaL0--vel-7- 0014:4Y --•with• high
w
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BELFAST
• . Mr. Nelson Raynard of Ta,ramount
Sisterlit-fe:Walter
'Alton, - • -
, •
Mrs -Wilson Irwin is spending. a,
few days with Mr, and' Mrs. Gordon
Miss. Eva -Morris-an of ,Tor"bcLis- Misses Sadie and -Helen-ileDonaltli _Irwin .of Wawanosh.
'With- her parents Mr. .and Mrs.. as.; of PaTareount,,spent the week -end in Miss Mumie_Edwards of -W ar,on.
Morrison,: ' • • --• -. . • - - -•'•-• ' winikaw -- . .. - ---:. - . . _is_visiting with her parents. Mr and
. Miss Lenora Webster of Lucknow Mrs. Jai. Bradley- and "Mary, .• of Mrs. James
Ate Fisher. .' - . - • •- • -B • • ' • • - - Mary of •Leurier-.,visited at -Jeseph-
, Edwards, .
visited en" SundaY with Miss Anne- Laurier, Visited with friends near Mrs. lames Bradley and daughter
'Belfast, recently,
. . Mr. and Mrs: D. R. Webster, of Haekett's ,Wednesclay. - • •
• Mr. Bert Hobbs; of Star City' Sask
'•-• - . -I.'• The farrneiS around here .are.tak,
"is renewing' ad- negtminiteriees-in -Varna 'in • ld ' - '
, aie newg p_ncquaint-, .
this vicinity. • ' ances an Ashfield.
• -Miss Chtistena Finlaysoii of Chic-
1.,TIeltacLareelitly..-1ith. her aunt
Mrs. Jas. McGregor, •
.
.„Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Cainpbell.of
Ditartocia ---sperit----a -day receelly_y_v0_
.:Mr.tatid-Mr-....and-Beecroft, . .
• •Mr„ and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy en-
tertained •a few friends. at progress-
ive euchre' on Friday evening. ,
• • Mr.' and 'Mai. Robert McClenaghl
in and son Clarence spent last Sat-
.urclay with kr. and, Mrs: H, Modlen-
agnan, of Belgrave.
•Dr.-aild Mrs. Petrie of WmgliArri ap-ent -a day rIcently -with -Mr:- • and
leg adVantageof-the••ieleighing by
haoling.. logs_ and wood to town. •
• Miss Tena -Kempton, who spent her
ion with 'her parents at Laurier The- weather has been
returned to • Chatham' • ." •-0Tab1eathe--Dast-4e1"24418-17-4-1•0t4lia-
Mi. Dan; Finlayson ',spent a day 1 country Pastors to held • church ,ser-
-vices,
reek wit .
11-endersen, of-Paramouti
• Miss Madeline Gaunt, of near St.
Helen's, .visited, for a few days with
her ,sistero„Mrs„. Jilbn Seott..
•Miss P :Myrtle Webster, ;of. near
Lucknow, -spent ' Sunday with :MIS's.
,Ellecle Stanley, of Parainount,
• - Mrs. R. X.---Buliefifsh.;
Mrs. Rev, IVicCalluin and Mrs. 3. A.
Glennie.- of Lucknow were guests AV
the Manse on Tuesday of last week.
Miss, Florence Platten entertained
the members of the wide awake elass-
and a • number -of -other friends on
Wednesday night. A goad time is re-
ported. *•.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy McGee attended
the;;Keeiy-Wilson :wedding recep-t-
ion near -Liicknow. The bride was a
-former -teacherAt-S.-S.-No.--14,--W.
Wawanosh, • •
I Mr, •anki; 'ThOrnii of Porawieh W5
here attending the funeral of his sis-
ter, the late Mary 1Thoms, which was
held on Monday from the residence
of her sister Mrs, D. Gillies.
The regular monthly meeting of
the W. M, S. of the Presbyterian
church Was held .on Wed. last Mrs.
Mitchell of Victoria B. C., who is vis-
iting her daughter Mrs. Rev, Seobie,
gave a very interesting talk on the
Doulchobors, Which was Match enjoy-
ed by all present. ' '
MrK'IVI-Olvin' Greer -in -ear Lneknow. -
Mr. Jim Gibson, who has been vis-
iting with Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson,
of Clinton, hasreturned: to his heine
in Zion: • • .
• Married. -At the St. Helens Manse -
by the Rev. 3. Cumming, Miss Jean
Scott, of 'Lanes, and Mr; Mdenzie
_itebb,„ of -St.. Helen& .„ , •
Mr, George Blue, .who underwent
an operation for appendicitis in 'Kin -
&Hine Hoepital,thaS 56 tit* f4CoVerdtt.
to be able to returnto hts„herne near
Alacrity, • •
gPoiLED'IllE TRW'
' "Ma, do we • keep a hen any
place?" "Why, no, my son.. Why do
YOn• ask that?" `• ,
heard pa tell the new maid he
Would take her out riding when he
tent the old lien away for the sum,.
meet -Boston Transeript,
• • Nowadays they teach • _children to
Ilo ivho has no time for his friends read before they teach them to spell
will eVentaally t1nd flat he hag no They ought to niahe,a' fine crop of
frit0011 for Itio tire* • otorogrophors, •
...W., •
e Fla
MOLE COPIA!, 5: CENTS
To the most tritics,ial of
1
pastes. That's by, the,.
Appea "sae is so great and ever
increasing. •
•
•sur Ass.
is the nation's Beverage.
• KINLOU,011
. skating is the order of the -day.
,
We' are all • 'pleased to -report that
Mrs. Isaac Pinnellpis again able to be
around after several weeks illnesi.
Mrs: Will Wall and Children spent
last week with her 'mother Mrs.. M.'
dance at Billy Haldenby'S„. en Wed
witha .severe eel&
A number from • here attended the
dance at Billy ,Haidemby's on Wed-
nesday evening of last week, and all
report a splendid time. .• •
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mtg.
Ed. James entertained a number of
their friends and neighbours to a So-
cial evening and dance..
•Miss Millie Haldenby, of Westford,
left on Saturday Morning, for Burl-
ington,' where the intends spending a
couple of months •with her •:sister
Mrs:" John °Lockhart, • •
' We are all sorry. te'hear that little
Elizebeth Hawkshaw, of . the tenth
concession, • had the. reisfortUtte', to
fall on the' ice and :break her collar-
bone; (hilt We look for speedy recov-
• The entertainment in tee 'Anglican
Church ,basement, -on Ja . i3th, was
'a:huge success, the • program consist-
ing of three plays, put On -by Bereie-
and Kinlough. Violin, selections by
-Mr. Fred: JohnstOn and sort•Cecili.nd
-t"ty-o." alsore-
tations
Citations by 1siis Peari Hald,ernhy:
and. Miss- Betty-- -0-tahani, Which? Were
all greatly eppreciated. "
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THE GAME AT -KINCARDINE:.-
how, Jack -limiter -ot.,-the--
• Reporter saw the- hockey 'genie 21,
:Kincardine.
It4seemed like hard luck for Kin-
eardiee- to lose to Lucknow,-for the
:tea*. -wOrked 'hard' to .a :mari, -Hefty
was the star plaYer and Lucknow 15
played well in goal, it one tithe he
•1got a nasty hi in the neck, •••
,,,;//,Cincatclirie ,in the first period .Were
aWay with' a rushand scoied 'two
goale±lind, • did.. net al I Ithelcini•W an
aperting,_The period_ended.:2'. to..0 in
-Kineardirie's favor; • ' .
' The second • period was .Well played
• by•13oth- .sidei. "Pelt" McCoy made
some splended plays. Johnston, sub,.
-was • put .on and made eouple of fast
• rushes. got twe gTiiiiin
this period tying the -score 2-2.
-,-The-finattperted--was a fight right'
te the last five minutet When the
score was 3 to 2 favor of Lucknow.
. •
ON••••••••••••rormil.pr..p..
inne
,
aMlin OP 01 eISIE
MO HMI
WE SELL AND
RECOMMEND
Eitract el
Cod Liv.eri
. The Best tonic or
Coughs, Colds, •
• influelfm and Grippe
.
IT IS better than ordinary cough
meclieines, for it reaches the seat .
•of the trouble, relieves the Cough
Iand' supplies continual treatrnent•to
build up the .systern towithstand
future attacks. A splendid blood
. . . . .
and body-building tonic felt. 'both
young and .old wholake it regtdetly. •
' Price .• .$1.00,:
rope SALE -BY
A. E.AYIRKIII
• or •
LUCKNO114
. • . •
-TENDERS- WANTED7=rer
supplyine of' 15 cords of -224n: green' --
body wood, maple and :beech,.: to the '
Paramount School.. Albert -Struthers,
FOR .SALE.About two- and one-'
quarter tons id stove coal at Para-
mount &h&j. Apply to McDon-
'•alci. Chairman of Troatie Board. - •
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• APPLICATIONS will be received •
by-the.„-tindersigni4--up2-to- February -
4th., 1022. for -the office of Secretary . •
to the Paramount Cheese & putter
Company. State salary expected 7
Alex. MacDiatrnid, Lucket.W.
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good- Working -order; 1-Inforniation-
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*ANTED; MEN AND WOMEN to
sell -to women in homes rubber -lined,
Waterproof', -Gingham Apront,' for
use in the. kitchen. Can easily earn •
214, daily or more Rapid -seller and .•
ready -dernand. Send 74c.. fAr__-_sample
apron and-ftill---Particulars. Money •
-refunded if Sample 'retui•-rie&British -
-Rubher--Co232-11vOill-Street; -
real. ••• • ' . • 2-2-c. •
AUCTION' SALE
ren; of 'Limerick, Seek., spent a.,few
• days'•recently renewing .acquaint:
•ances in the burg. •-,„. *
inirattlY •ineeting-of
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the W. M. S. was held in Hackett's
Church ' Thursday • afternoon. Al -
.though zee- daY. -was. - disagreeable 'a
fair_attendince. was •Present,
The nsual. good time was suet by.
"diarge gathering at the soeial held
in the basement of the-e-hurch 'Friday,
evening; A niiXed programme was
rendered and the -reniainder .of, the
evening was pent inq9Ptqsts _ ttrid _
games .after -which the ladies served
sandwiches' and tarts.
MAFEIUNG
..J.Icknow in....these.-laRt• few ,minutes...
brokeloose and scored three goals
winning. the game by a Score of. 6
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Al] , who' iirithelied.`the-*gatife7d'ecI:
ared. it 'good_ The 'Kincardine .hoy's
played hard to win. They. claim the
Luticriawt-rink--is-very-rialorft-lightecl•-,
Aloit the peck was hard, to See. This
is the 1 ast league game . between
• these two teams.
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CRUSIJEI) UlqDER GRAVEL .
Mr, John' T. Rethiger, a ,prorainent
farmer living on the Culross -Carrick
-town line* near F01111,05E1_ Was the vie-
lanci-olidellit-gravel
littt Thursday afternoon. ShOrtly
ter five o'eleek 'Says- the Teesweter
Teesday January 24th••• neWS. '
.11e Ni,th...GrederY riacher Md. Mk*-
• -heel- Retinger were. putting -on the
last.Ioad of gravel for.the day when
the overhanging " bank of frozen
gravel suddenly gave way and he
was -completely env,eloped with loose
.gravel .and the feozen chunk ,of see--
eral tons 'weight. His companions
worked frantically to 'release iiirn
and • had- to hitch Abe team' to the
frozen chunk and break it up to re-
• lease him. They found him unconsc-
ious and. pretty badly crushed, He
was t4aken to his residence as speed-
ily as possible. and medical assistance
called, .but his interal injuries Were
- Mr. 30sepb, Phillips viiitedifriends.
rn Lucknow last week ".• . •
, Miss Rebecca. Thompson, of West,
Wawanosh, spent the week -end with
her 'friend, Olive Anderson.
Miss Rae Stothers has been in
Clinton for the past two Weeks, the
• guest A Mr. and Yrs, S. B. Stothers.
• A little boy came to stay in the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Herb. Curran
• Tuesday of last week, COngratula.
tion,st
The young people of this neighbor-
hood enjoyed a numher d skating
parties. while the ice "Was in gookcon-
dition. The recent snow falls spoiled
•the.lee;.but we will •likely soon have go serious that -he died the next 4ven-
anotiler thr,
.s •
• whose barn • was destroyed by fire '
last Sunday, will hare an Auction
Sale of his farm stc,ck;.zrod irnple4
inents oti Tuesday... Januar-31.••The • ,
sale will commence at one • o'clock ,
;harp as there is a lot of stuff' to dis-
pose of T. •Gendry, Auctioneer. .
HOLYRO.OD:. • • ,
,The monthly--ineetinA.• of *the 46a.
men's Institute will•be held on Thur-
sday, Feb. 2nd, at the tionie,_of Miss
Lizzie Purvis. Topie. The , importanCe
of regand' recreatisni for the home
•malcer. -A ood. proe'ram is being_ pre-
pared. A full attendance is requested..
Visitors always welcome. Seek. •
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ogs * .•81.1•00
• MARRIED
Keer.)--Wilsott-.0n Wednesday, Jan -
nary 18; 1022, Mis.s. E:izabeth Wil -
on, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs..
Wilson; :West, Wawanosh, An
Mr. J. lrYin
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Some, inen with a big head.haVe a,
.small income.
If you, suspect a Iran don't ..eMploy
if you emp1OY him -don't sue, •
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