The Lucknow Sentinel, 1922-02-09, Page 1A..
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LUCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1922.,
• JINGLE COPIES, t CENTS
'Forged to, the. Front
The :oSitiola*of ve-'
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 $3.75.
W. E. Treleaven
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o -EVERYBODY'S COLUMN o
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VETERINARY .SURGEON,- Dr.
W: J. Keleher, Ripley, Phone 29,
night or day.-t.f.
LUMBER FOR SALE. -Hemlock
lumber, Cut to order. .Enquire at John.
Joynt's Office.... 27-10-tf
MONEY • TO. LOAN on mortgages•
and' notes, at • .reasonable rates.'
b'ire:.Insurance, .. both stock _ and
_
Mutual . Companies. -Conveyancing
• done with neatness .and despatch.
Geo. A. Siddall; Broker, ,Lueknow, '
DR. PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at the
Gain
kiouse, • Lucknow, every Wed-
nesday afternoon. All chronic dis-
easee successfully treated. Osteo-
pathy removes tae physical causes.
of disease. ' Adjustment. of . the
spine is more quickly secured and
(with . fewer treatments. by Osteo-
; pathy than by any other method.
Toronto prices paid for all kinds of
,poultry..
9:4-U `A: Grospopf,, Lueknow.
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• FOR SALE -Stove wood; short or
delivered,
red,
_long, -any-quantity a pp, y
__atWdOen .Cs_ ollice,-Lueknow. _ _ :.. • -
FURS, -Highest prices paid for all
'kinds of raw furs and skins. If you
T have any, let -me know before•-•
sell ng:
B, Pearlman, 'Phone 85, Residence"
'`-°Statiolr$St.i Lucknow, - April 30
I will pay. • the highest nia ket price
for-all--kinds-of-raw- furs; y will pay
- better prices if you bring yoitr furs
to Me instead of Ailing them at
home, as exPensee mill be less. '
B. Blitzstein, Dry Goods Store.
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• FARM FOR SALE
104 Acres. -In the Township of
Kin1ths, good clay loam, about. 95
scree---olear, ;remainder- :hardwood-
biish; brick house, bank barn and
strawy barn, 2 wells and spring ,creek,•
otchard=an ,ak-dellent property; "well
o w:_ locate ,,. �4x�ply to Eox f'57., : Wingham,
Ont :. • • , 2-2-e.
FOR SALE S. et light sleighs and
• a cutter, -both second-hand.- Can be
seen .at my barn. Apply W. L: Mac-
kenzie: • -
- AUCTION SALE
George Haines. gone -half mile west
of Dungannon, non
will
ha
ve a clearing
an
g
:Auction Sale of his farm stock and
impleme'nts on. Ella ne arY • 11,• coin-.
inencing• at one o'clock pan. 9-2-125
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o LOCAL AND GENERAL .•
o a o s o t. o_ 0.•o a..0
• Keep • February 24th. open. Boy
Scout' Concert,
Reserve your seat at the Chautau-
qua Concert Saturday evening at Mc-
Kim's Drug Store, -•
Andersen's "flax mill was put in
operation this week, and threshing
last. year's, crop is under way.
Don't miss the, Chautauqua concert
on . Saturday`.evening, Of this- week,
• Adults, '35e;, children 10 tied 15c. •
There is. a 'movement on foot 'in
Ripley to have the place incorporated
as a village. The population is 650.
Be sure ,you de not miss the Boy
Scout. Concert to be •presented in Car-
negie.Hall, on Friday. February 24th,
Car Feed Corn arriving in a few
days, to be ebid off the -ear at G.T.R.
Station. 'Cali and get our prices, -A.
:R. Finlayson, •
The ice harvest • is in full swing
this . week, and we potice Mr. G. A;
Greer delivering some of very fine
quality in town. -
3ames- Lyons -and -John---MeDiarmid
were irepresentatives from the Luck -
now Agricultural Society to the Fairs.
Association at Toronto this week, .•
Mr, Jack Watson, whom we report-
ed severelyburned last week, is back',
at workagain, his injuries having,
proved less severe than at first ap-
peared.
.The Alexander Trio' is elle .of_ the:
_
finest, •musical organizationsever
booked ;jn Lueknow. Hear them Sat-
urday •evening: Admission: 35c., Child-
ren 10 and 15c.
'The Fire Company is' putting on a
` dance in -Carnegie Hall on. the night
of St. Valentine's Day, February •14,
Lochalsh Orchestra, • Good. Lunch.
Couple. •$1:0O; Ladies and •Gahere
'Those who took in the special show
at the Family. Theatre Tuesday, even-
ing thought there could not possibly
be •. many at 'the, Carnival in Lorne
-Rink;:,there were so niany•atthe show.
But .there was a big crowd at. the
Carnival too, awl those who were
there thought -.the.. Theatrehad:-a. slim.
'house. .Evidently all the fun lovers
were' -out,
Mr. W. J. Ross, of. Stonewall, Mali.;
,who--: _ een.v'. itis . ba__:b ethers.
_.has -...b �_ g _ � ro - -..
and friends in the . Lochalsh. district
W.M.S. MEETING
The 'regular meeting of the. Pres-
.hyterian W M.S; was held , on Wed-
nesday; Feb, let.'The President, Mrs,
MacCallum presided, •and Mrs,
Struthers assisted in the Devotional
exercises. Mrs, T. Aitcheson gave' a,
reading, showing the duties of Home
Helpers . and their relation to the So-
cicty, Miss M. A. McKenzie read
'passages, of •`Scripture' -relating' to
Prayer and Missions. A duet reijaered
by Mrs. P. Steward and Miss Clubb
was much appreciated. Mas. Iii, Mul-
lin gave an xollent paper on the
topic, "The Einanclpation of the W'o-
men of India,"
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ST: VALENTINE SUPPER; •.
AND„ CONCERT'
The Ladies' Aid . of the Ashfield
Methodist circuit are, giving a Valent-
ine Supper, and, Cpncert in ithe.Hack-
ett's Church, on Tuesday, Feb. 14th.
Supper will be served from 6 to, 8
o'clock, after which an Entertainment
consisting of readings by Miss. Edna
Rivers, of Lucknow, an address by
Rev, R; Fulton Irwin,' of. Lueknow,:
and musical, numbers by local talent,
will be given, Admission: Adults 50c
Children 25c. • - '
WAS A TEACHER HERE •
Lueknow old-timers will remember
a school teacher by the name of Jen-
nie Wallace, . who, in the early days,
of the village; taught the "young idea.
how . • to shoot" here. Annoupcernent
of the death ofthis lady wasmade
in The Globe of. the 7th. inst. In.
Toronto, she was, known as Mrs. H.
B. Somers, .and_ t wouid_a.preax that_
for• a number of yeats, she took a
highplace in her profession, making •
a specialty of 'physical culture.. •- :"
In' connection with .her' death, The
Globe said:
"The ' passing of Mrs. Somers will
leave . a niche not easily* filled.
cause of : her ability to . read human
nature. and her untiring efforts to
raise the standard of physical effiei-;:
encs, especially in young people, Mrs.
Somers has left an• indelible impres-
sion on the record of the city's pro-
gress' iii training the body as well as
the mind."
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... _._,BREAKING: "THE' LAW 7 I
Some 'Lueknow dealers in cigar-
ettes and-tobacoo are -an a fair- way.
to getting into trouble. They' appear
to have forgotten that there is :a law
in this province•'forbidding the sale
of these things to boys under a• stat-
'red- age. saidYthateboYsof-any
m'o th spent test -week week -with age can buy cigarettes at almost any
this past -month, p time: This violation: of the law .starts,
his. sister, Mrs. M. MacRae, of town: so it is. said, by mea sending, the boys
Mr; Ross went to .the West in 1888, to ` do their , buying: That, however,•
and has been, Eiji- only, twloe. in: that 't t etter' the •matter, and is no
time. 'He. has followed farming'most excuse for'making the sale, It'is a
of the time and evidently has. •pros- pered, He •is enjoyinvery, easy: step for the boy who buys
g' his: visit tothe i arettes--tor-a--man
to -buy -thein for:
scenes of -his 'boyhood very much; G g y
• • himself.. It. does not appear that ,the,
law: against selling to :young boy9: is
• i 'COLD our
WEST •very. effective in preventing • smoking,
but the dealer who breaks the law
While are enjoying ane; of the -tale--a-chance., on hapdmg•, e
finest • winters ., on .record' here, our .profits -over in the form of a fine,.
oat..on•'t• e.- raiies:are:havin •
friends ... h prairies lt1 .... g • , .,.,
very severe winter. A clipping from
a Winnipeg .paper h nded to:_us the -- __
P g p F � •' CRE'svE•
other day, reports a temperature of
38 - below- -in- the Manitoba capital,.
while out at Brandon it was ,down to
46. Further north, 'in Saeltatchewato
-the---people--were. 'enjoying .tenpera!
tures of from 47 to .$0 degrees below
zero: Of course, they don't feel the•
cold out there. •
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HOCKEY
FOR SA I.E -A Ford Runabouit 'Th
good condition, without starter;', Price
low. Information at ,The Sentinel Of
lice. . .23-2100
Large . sum of money . to*lend lend on
farm properties. at lowest, current
rates. Also a number of ' farmlrs on
hand forsale or rent. -Geo. A., Sid -
dill, Lueknow.. 6.4.240„
NOTICE . , .
I am prepared to act as Aectioneer
'in the 'Counties of' Huron and Bruce,
• -and *I;-respectfrvlly solicit a share4f
your -patronage: -Elliott l4Wie�e. u:
AGENCY ;•
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Manufacturer of High Class Flay.
• orings . wants local agent, Must have
- best of: efer_enees. No,Capi'tal requir
• e Splendid _:.. rtunity for lady or
ed. opmo ,
man of.ability, Write /lox 2465, Mon-
- =trot.
LOCAL'' MARKET
.,. .40c.
Butt
Eutter •25 _to 30e,
Hogs •.,.. ....
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:GETTING INBAD
A young lad in town who for sonie
time was observed to be very flush
with spending money . was caught
noon
from a.till during
the
noon
hour last Saturday. Constable Moore
placed him under arrest and the 'cane
will come odor Mar Ql l* l�$IJ1AWa$1
Iii$&ii. O.
Wingham Beata Kincardine 6-5
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The hockey game between Wing-,
ham - and; Kincardine senior teams,
played :t Kificardine- Monday night
as a close one; but resulted iti a win
for Wingharn,. Wingham-' was -having
it, pretty much their own, -Way up to
the end of 'the second period. when
the score was 5--•0 in favor of Wino -
ham. In the third period Kincardine
appears to -have -wakened .tip: scoring
five times,. while Winhgana made' only
•one.
_SOUTII"KINLOSS W,1iI:S,
The• regular meeting of South Kin-
loss W, M. S was held in the church
on Wed., Feb.- 1st; -.-India was the
theme of the study•'period-and Mrs,
Duncan Ma'Connell .explained in a
pa er, Br'itain's-Plan of -He
om-Rule
p r
there and how she kat furthered
Mission. Work. A paper on the need of
educating India's women was 'read by
Mrs. John MacLeod while Mrs. Alex
MacLeod showed how Missionaries
gladly receive and care for baby'
girlie. Mrs, Duncan Graham quoted
s paragraph on "The Madras Wo-
men's Christian College" after which
Mrs, Gollan and Norma Nicholson
gyve a duet•
The. Viae President RaaEve the Scrip•:
tura talk, from Nihemll► , atter wkiah
the 1111111011 111611$11 TO *0 SAVO
al!TI? ,i.fl unfits,.
--= We are sorr'y:,to report .Mr -.--Albert•
McQuoid is under the doctor's care et
present. ? _
=Mr-;- and •Mrs. Creirer_visitedat the
home • of her mother airs. -Campbell
of; Westfield. •
Mr
ndFinnigani; 'and Mrs. Raymond
visited at Mr Richard Finnigan's . in
Wawanosh during the -week
pare.' John Blake o '•rasa ekinb
visited lt- thehome of her brother
Mr. Wm, Hasty one•day, Iast week..
Mrs, John Metiary has ' returned
a
home after- speeding few• weeks •
with her son Mr; Herb - -'Curran, of.
Mafeking.
BELFAST
• Tuesday; Feb. 7th.
Mrs Stothers, Mr 'Cecil Mullikana
`Roselle; *Of L'tiel iibw-iiseiit Tuesday at-
Ralph Nikon's. ' •
Mr, Will Alton and Miss, Olive
spent, Sunday with Mr,. and • Mrs,
Charles Alton of Lanes.
Miss - Zelda Sherwood, spent the
week -end• with•*her 'grand -parents Mr.
and Mtv.'tSamuel Sherwood., '
14Ir,1anii` dxs:: 3.Iefb -Stothers-and
Lenore of Dungannon visited at
Joseph Hackett's' one day last week,
The Ashfield Ladies Aid will serve
a hot supper in" the 'basement of.
Hdckett's''Church St. Valentine'§ ev'g.
Tuesday',Feb.l4th, from 6 to 8 o'clock
after which a good program ' will be
given,
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ADORN
POWIPIIVW
ArmatroIII —xn Loudest Ont., on 'iii.
40, Tebruuv trd,, M Ur, and Mn
1, Atrm��tra h! u hull htr
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CARNIVAL WAS SUCCESS
There was heaps of fun at ',Borne
Rink on . Tuesde4r :night when the
manager. put on -the first masquerade
Carnival of the'season. There was the
usualbig crowd; and the costumes
were even more elaborate' and pictur
esque •than ttorinerly, There was ,.tlie
keenest competition for the prizes,
and the judges had no easy. taskin
rendering decisions. •
Prize winners were as follows:- •
Fancy Dress •L' ady-Ethel Ander
son,
, ComicLad •-F
Dress y lo renes :Cirok,
,'Fancy Dress; Gent.. Jack Johnston,
Comic Dress �'G'ent-C. • Gollan,.
Fancy Drees Girl --dean Stewart,
Comic Dress Girl --Jean Gollan,
Fancy Drags Boy -Grant •MacKen-
zie. . -
Comic Dress- Rey --Tom Alton. i •
Gent's Race- Archie MacDonald.
Couple Race -Mae McInnes and •C,
Gollan• •
' Girls' Marble Race-Winnifred
Douglas.
musical Chairs -Jack Johnston,
Boys' Race --Bill Henderson,
Greenies' •Race-•-Gordui. McInnes.
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EIGHTIH CON, •
KIN'LOSS
eo, a well visited his. aunt
Mrs. Jos, Culbert on Saturday '
Mr. Alfred and Robt, Hams spent
a day.laht week with l3ervie blends.
'Mrs. Lot,; Culbert attended the
Normal Reltnion , in • Stratford ®last
week, ,
' Mr; and Mrs. Murdoch, McPherson
were visitors with Lueknow 'friends
recently; -
Quite a number _of L O. L's- et,
tended the County Meeting in Ripley
on Tuesday,- '
Mr. and Mrs. Walter, Hodgins;; 10th
Con, visited their.daughter Mrs. Earl
Culbert on Tuesday.: . •,
We are sorry to report Mr, Jno;
Robb seriously ill .His many, friends
hope to s,•oon hear 5f •a recovery;
Hay pressing and drawing is: the
order of the' day' and mos't farmers
.will •welcome anothed fall of show
•• Any Mho, ere. wishing to •havie'' a
real good time•'will be , given an op
portumty to attend.such on Theirs-•
day,.•evening _of • this week. When. the'
"Ripley Hustlers" wilFgive an enter
tainment and Box Social in the Twp',•
Hall HTyrood. Come a enjoy :tie
evening, A good tine -is assured; ;. o
We are glad to report Mr_ J'no,
Watson's injuries, is improving: Mr.
W teen_ i --c ttiia od'. hi__M
._ �-.- ...wk�le.__ u, g �v�z - - rs.
Jno. Gambel's bush had the misfort-
-tune to -some way --to have •hi:s'-clothes-
catch on fire while' about : his . engine.
His face,: hands:•and wrists veore badly
burned. He fs however. -able : to • be
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Mrs:, Robe Sullen Spent a couple: of
days- in Goderich recently( ^ ._
Mr, Jos, O'Loughlin was appointed
assessor -for 'the„council meeting held
on ,Monday: , . . •
Mrc.-Herb''-Ensign: ' of �L'ochalsli,
:visited with hermother. _in- Lueknow
during the' week, •
Mrs •Wm. Webster Cochrane is
•visiting'with:"her niother . Mrs. ".F;
AWebster,`of Zion •
Mr. John Jamieson of' -Laurier ,en-
tertained -a•-number -of etrienda-- - an
evening this week; •
Wm, Ross who is here from Man -
Lochalsh, this week; •
Mies. Sarah. McLean of ,Lothian
•spent a few days of • last .wee . whh
friends in Lueknow
Frank • Ketchabaw• is visiting with
his parents of Paramount,, and>Will
be home for a°few weeks•
Miss Mabel McNarmara of Kintail
visited for •a week with her cousin.
• Miss, Evelyn '•Wellingtere
The `Misses Bessie 'McLean and
Salem -Grant, of L. IT; yS., spent the
week-endwith. their parents at Loch
alsh','
The new Grist Mill just erected by
'Wilfred:_Bradley, of Laurier,. is •a.fine••
-addition to :the little -village•ofe-Ainb-
eriey,
Wm. • Stanley of near Lucknow is
suffering from a severe cold which
Will confine him to the house ;for
some._timee- _
Mrs, Rae Bailey mho was visiting
-wadi--her-sister-.Mrs..Sas _:Piel`iering'
of Paramount has returned tg her
home in Detroit.
Miss Verna Hamilton of Paramount
was, the guest for n few days with
her cousin Miss j'ennie Griffin of the
2nd. Con. of Huron.
The Mock Parlian ent at Course's
Corners, Farmers Club rooms got off •
to a good start on Monday evening.
It was very interesting and muchen-
joyed by .the: large • crowd present,
The .tinging Of Miss Mae Menary and
Mr,' John. Menary and the character ,
*etch by Walter lialton ,Waal 11100
muoh 111 t4, ' ,
LUCKNOW SCHOOL REPORTS
Room I
B. Class••=Excellant---W. Bradley;
R. Pinner, M. Robsinson, (;1, McDon-
aid, F'. Steward, L, Naylor,
'Goad -R. Finlayson, f{; Brown, A
McKenzie,. (D Henderson and. Winn-
ifred) ties, F. Thompson, I; McMillan
Wilson Armstrong, A. Wilson. .•
"Fair -M; McDonald, H; McLeod; T.
McKenzie, L. Webster, R. Mullin, T.
'4 n• . erson. -
•Class Excellent- , 'Brabson,
L; 'Irwin, '(C, Finlayson' end.W, Rob
inson) "ties,- E,Agar-,. K; Ganieron,
Good ---M, Cousins, R. Pinner, M.
Henderson, K. Ferris, B. Drinkwalter
Fair -D. Horne, E. Baker; ,T, Mc-
Donald, E, Whitby,
A. class -H, Greer, C. Johnston, S.
Cameron, .M. McMahon, D. Nixon.
Good -J, C.. Durnin, E. Solomon.
Fair -D'• 'Douglas, G. Purves; H.
Button, M. Stanley,, J. McAllister, D,
Ifollyman, T, Wharton, 1'. McMillan,
M. Bradley, C. . Menary P: Martin,
Teacher I. Murdie
Room •II
Jr. . II=Excellent-Ada Watson,
Ahneda,Durnin, Jack• Brabson, Alan
• Murdoch, Harold . 'Johnston, •Good
Arthur Andrew, Clarence Greer, Eve-
lyn Nixon;iim Stewart, Itynona Pal=
mer, Philips Menary,,'Stella Steward,
Jessie MacKenzie; . Fair -Margaret •
Button, Jessie Naylor, Alex, STnith,.
Earl Martin,` Stewart' Mullin*, Grace
Anderson. • •
Sr. I1--Excellent-Katharine,, Mac-'
Kenzie, Winnifred Webster; Mai<garet
McA-llinter. Geed=Ruth 'Bradley,`.
Malcolm . Watson, . Sheila MacLeod,
Charlie Webster, Helen, Maeponald*,
(Vera Sherriff and Clifford Webster),.
ties,' Rea Watson, Arabel Canieron,•
Mary Jewitt, Mary. Bruce..Fair-E1-
wyn. Pentland, Bertha 'Milne, Archie.
McMillan,* Ivan-'Drinkwalter, •
(*),Absent for one exam.
''•Norma F.'Thonipsonr Teacher,
Room IV
,S`i . IV -Jean Stewart, 85. per cent;
Mary, ; Anderson, '76; Willie Sproul,
.71; Andrew .Thompson, 69; Camp-,
_p_. • - _ - Margaret -Geddes',
bell, Thompson, 69'1VTarg, , ,
64; Elliott Burns, 64; Clarence ,Mur,
' die, 61;x' Peter Mortis, 61; Margaret
Rivers; 60,,' Lottie-Bntith; 4fi
Jr, IV-Winnifred . Douglas,. 88;
Belle Anderson,, ..81; Gordon' John•
Ston, 74; 'Etta Gawley; .72; „Grant..
MacKenzie, 63; Morgan Henderson,
63 *Cecelia Pinner, 51 Clair 111 ne,
5L. . .
(*) Absent for eeareinatigns, •
Colina Me -Clark, .Teacher;
i •: Ts!
Quality Tea
Annual Sale Eaceeds . '30 Million' Packets'
B'LA K
� NIXED or GR
.Steadfastly►. Refuse All Substitutes.
6.
Watch Us and We'll ' Watch You
GREAT WATCH
SALE
Beginning Feb. 11th.
Too Many : Watches
In Our* Safe. •.
(That's ' the Reaion.)
about 50 of the well-known. Regina. Watches at very
low Prices., in order to reduce our :.stock, quickly.' -1f j::oii ; require ':a
Watch, or••if you have are old, unsatisfactory one,; it will rat: you to
take .advantage. of these. priers,-•'
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18 Size 17-Jewe('Regina, fitted in •Regina' .Gold 'Fii:r.l
,Case, regular.' price' $3.1.25 to $35.50, .Sale Price ?:2:1,712
18 Size 15 -Jewel Regina, in Regina...Gold ':Filled Ca -e,
regular price $26.50 to $28.25. , . .• .Sale Price e21.25
18 Size .71Jevvel Regina, in •Regina: 'Gold Filled ' C'a: e,' .
regular price• $20;00 to; ,$21.75 ale Price :416,00
.16-Size17,Jewel Regina, in .-Gold. •Filled >Case, regui: r
•• price: $30 -00 -to $33,00,'; ..• ▪ .Sale Trice X2315 77
-- 15 -Jewel, Regina., in Gold . Filled Case; :regiislar brit e •
. $251.25 to $28,00, ., ..Sale Price X2;0,50 •
7 -Jewel, regular $22 to. $24, Sale Price,. 414;25
7 -Jewel, regular $14.2a -,777. -:-.........,Sale Price .$1.0700' '
•Ladies'+"Wrist-Watches, regular $24.00, . Sale Prire :`•19.00'
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WHITECHURCH
Mrs. -D; .McIntosh-and--Mr-s; .A .1Vie-
Qtpllin visited recently With Mrs W,
Leggatt,;
1VIrs, •Jigs Barbour and' daughter; of
Winghani . ares:visiting• with Mr.,and
rs B'eneeMcClenagliene
Misses. Evelyn and Olive Garton,
visiteda:few,daya' with -141r •end,fMrs:
W rmstron .at Lucknow
Miss Myrtle Beeeie€t who has been'
nursing for the. -past few months at -
B,russela; ` returned honµ 'ou - Satur--
day.
`Mr •and ,Mrs, •Robert ••Purdon
-visited•-one-Su37dayy -with” he elat-ter-'e.
parents. Mr-- and: ..Mrs�,'.°Anderson'_at
:St; Helens. - . • ' •
'ITa'� ee •vise -
ing- 'with his'sister. Mrs:' Wil "Purdon
hes • gone ,to visit his sister Mrs, C;.'
Rintoul at 33russels.
f Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mowbray'
entertained • a miniber of their marr-
ied friends to, a dance arid euchre
n ni ht
Party ort -•Wed n. sda Y g . _
• The Yonne People's Guild of the
Presbyterian Church are entertain
ing the St, Helen's. Young' People's
Bible Class , on Friday evening;
Dr: Detvyieler, a. W. C. T. U; Work-
er, ef'Kitehener spolte'.in the Presby- •
. terian Church on Sunday': evening. in
the- nterett5 -oi+• the Travelling .Aid_
•Society,-- - ,
Do not 'miss •this, opportunity of securing a High-
• -rade..Watch at a Low Price ••
T.. ARMSTRONG
Jeweler and Optician
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Our -Printsiare-made--
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the best Prints we .
can get.
Bring Your Films or Mail
Them in
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TH>a IMXALL STORE
LuCKNOW, ONTARIO
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For,10-Drays we willg ive VOd
an opportunity :to buy shoe
at money -cavi prices. ®l 4
-Stock must be reduced. _. _ Y4):4- -
will get the benefit. See Post-
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osters fdr list of prices.
The very best way to i oY
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yourself that wvu-'- are'-- v -in
Genuine i3argaiins .is to visit
'our Store.
RATHWELL & :TURN
Successors to Ackert & Rathwell
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