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$t"" PER YER IN ADYANCE 2 anizontsL,
Forged to tin Front
Ti▪ le position of Hav-
104.1t, flour in this
community has be-
coMe established.'
As much bread and
as:good bread. :(some
of our customers say
bOter„.;bread)as can be
Obtained from anyga-
tent flour.
Present Prices,43.50
• and $3.75.
- W., E. Treleaven
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a EVERYBODY'S. COLI.IMN
vpiTiuNAKir SURGEON.-
W,,• J. .Keither; Ripley Phone 29,
night or day ---tf
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LIMBER .FOR SALErsgentiock
#1.9mber. cut to order. Eneuira at John
ulant's Office. 27.1O-tf
„IiiONWY TO LOAN . Mortgages
-notes ,teattaaable_rat
Fire Inemance,. both stock and
• Mutual' qiiipamets 'Conveyancing
done Withneatnesa land despatch.
Geo. A. Siddall, Broker. Lucialinv.
• tut.PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at the
Pain' House, Lucknow, every Mod,
nesday afternoon. All chronic dis-
eases successfully treated: Osteo-
pathy removes tee plonks/ causes
of disease. Adjustment of the
apine •is More quickli secured and.
svith fewer treatments by Osteo.
'pathy-than ,by any other method.
erOnto prices paid for all kinds of
try, '
- Grospopf, Lucknow.
micmatur, rupranviy. rEBRuAny 16,, .1922.
•• .•et a. AS
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o LOCAL AND GENERAL • •
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'Read trainee add Re! big' Sale of
Min's Fine Shirts. 71:‘
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Mr W. W. A. Porteous is itPenilinir
the week with friends at Ingemeit
'Reef! lehnston was at Plimsrston
,on Tuesday on, Peinity Council
- busi-
We are sorry to revert that Mr,
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Sem Robertson s, not -keeping well
of late : • ,
Mr: ',Watt ;Cameron woe over from
Walkerton to spend. Sunday with his
,parents. •. •
"Open Yeur Eyes" will be played
on Tuesday, Feb. 21st, at the ninny
Theatre, ' • ' • • •
Miss Freda Scott, of Toronto,
the guest list week of her aunt,' Mrs,
John Button. .
Don't fail;.to-nee the apeeial show
:F,Olt SALE -Stove wood, phort or
long, any •quantity delivered., Apply
at Joint'. office; Luau:tow..
FLIRS0.4ligheitprices.
kinds of raw ,furw Mid' skins. If you..
4 -have me know before selling.
4,-.41. Pearlman, "Phone '85;Reilidente
,Station St.. Lucknow. Aiwa 80'
FARM. FOR SALE '
at the Family Theatre ••!in Tueitdai
February 21st. '
Mr. Robert Keith, of Teesweter,
visited tor � coupe of daya this week
with his sitter, Mrs. D. MacLeod.
. The Mar & Nimiber of the Pictprial
Review not on sale at pi-e.war price,
15c. each, it McKim's Drug Store.
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The Petitioned Danes 'of the Luck -
now Fire Company wIlJ, be held oa
Timed:Liz, eveniang. Fehrory 21st.,_in
100: Acres.--L-In 'le Township of
Kinlost, •goecl loam, abont 95
acres , •m•--/Ider -hardwood
Pa" brick • I •, bank barn'. and
;Straw ,t'nd spring creek,
dichkrdar t property, well
located: Apply to• Winghant,
Ont. , •* : . 2-2-p.
• FOR SA4E-Set light sleighs and
.tatterf...both, aacond:bend. Can be
seen at my barn.-APplii-W-.-L7-Mtie:
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;FOR SALE -A Ford Runabout in
•good:cenditien; without starter. Price
Informatiori at The Stiitinel-f.W.
23-2-100
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Large suiii---of money lend on
.farm properties at lowest • current
• tatee: Also a number of fermi on
•.hand for sale or rent.-GeO.
_ 8.4-240.
NOTICE
•/ am prepared to act at -Auctioneer quite as 0od as any the Chautaunna
• in the Counties of Huron and Bruce, entertainers have drawhere this
and Vres•pectfully solicit a share of season. This was the hat entertain -
your .patronage.-:=Elliett Millet. • merit on the Lyceum cowrie for this
season. ,
• DEATH OF',DIR. JAMIESON• .
Carnegie Milk t:
eIWRCH 'NEWS
Itev. R.1 nit011, IjrWill was called to
London thie week tq. ineet•svith the
other Chairmen of the Conference on
important matters. .
The Young Lathe's Bible cies); took
charge of the Prayer meeting- thie
Week in ,the
Methodist Church In the
lameaCe of th0 Paatm
Presbyterian Chards, -The Pastor
will conduct both servicee.negt Lord's.
Day, An .address 191 be given ,ito .the
children at the Moritz* Servide.
Evening . subject:. •41linsterlees Men."
You are kind's' invited t� ser-
vices. • '
Rev, R. hfacCalluitt was taken • ill
list Sunday morning,iind wis unable
to. conduct the services in ,the
liyterrian Chiirch. The Rev, W. E.
Treleaven very kindly "condunted the
. evening service, 'preaching a very
practical and forceful sermon. We
understand that Mr. MacCallum has
quite recovered. •
A number of the Yiung men of the
village and ,cemmunity met together
a few nights ago with Mr. Rathwell
the superintendent of the Methodist
'Sunday School and organized a.
Young' Men's Bible Class with Wii-
•fred Anderson as "President Garfield
Ostrander, Vice -President, Will It00
Secti.-Trearcirer; Dr. Newton , was
chosen as teacher. • •
An orChestra for the schoolwas al-
so organized . with the following
members --Elden Henderson, Edna
Rivers, Letitia Joynt, Harold- Tre-
leaven, RobbieAndteW and Cecil
Robb.
Miss' Tens MacDoniildi, of -Toronto, The Febrnary mee ng • t
visited her. mother and Osten, Mrs. Kinloss Mission Band was held in the
F, MiagoIm., and Mrs, R:::•T. Douglas,
during the week. . . :, .t Dlanse . On Saturday., Twenty-one
TheOld 'Time Dance Saverqaetii .by. Members went "Oa the Trail' of the
the Fire Company for St. Valentine!! Mission Band Pennies" by train to
evening, was called off on account ox Mentreal and. trolley to pointe-anx-,
the. death of MT. ABM; .. ' , - ' ' •Tremblee where they, were re2'etved
Mr. iiidlirt,43111:eitiiiiii47a-re biLGraceiliockhart__who_entertained:
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home from :Chicago Where they en- them with. an Mccellenti account Of the
joyed a colfige of weeks *lint in :the SO' years , work of • that wonderft4
sights of the great city. I ' "'" •;school. -Harold camiineii- acted as
:zoos. of ' milieey nre', ahead! • of . station agent -end eonducter, and R.o.37.
thousands a young, Men and Wonlen Mae! nes sold refreshment and litSr-•
. • board the train. : ' \
unless you "Open YOur Ryes." ature on
For Sale --One Rayo Hanging Lamp , --:-.0-6-0-z.---7
in •first-clarie condition. Iso -one Al-.
addih aealang.Lamp %mil 4u,ge fi.,00._ BOY SCO TS • ' i.
ed shede.-..-F. T. Arnistrinig : ' • • , • ' W, ILL ;GIVE.' CoNCER' '
Lucknow: midi.' Wirigham " hockey We hope ' that the Boy . Scout's
teams 'played Off the tie 'a'gaine .at Concert to be given in Carnegie Hall
Wingham 'Wednesday night,. We go on the eVg..of Friday Feb, 24th wili
to press too early to give the *suite. be well•pisiirontied. There should be a
The -•_00010, Leirimatiki. opinedimi "hill hoWte The 'program should be
Wednesday.Fof this Weekit Mr; Jorit interesting. and ente#aliting. It .ikrili
was unableto attend • the '
.9peoi gy consist mainly of a play Which Mutt--
being confinedto the linime with .a trates the' work of the Boy SCouts.
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severe ,cold. ' : ,, f ' • But there will be other feature and
Mr. Di.* ,..yveib.oi-er bits -1:1;,em in vot. m. amidc by e thseeStecteeutieBitted.e.f the beat
, bey-liaving and hoy-traliiing organ -
*don in theeduntry.. The local troop
la.:Strong,_ well organized and 'well up
In , the work.- It deserves every 'wt-
.,:,,--,-Mr,4tohert -A.gartitneir;;Seaforth,,,,couragement, _ , .
sPent re., few . dive of the week with 4 Tickets 'for- -iiiiWed - tieitts- wilVbe.
-Luclunow-and- Ashfield_frienda. 10,` Oii .sale at McKinttallimg Store -Sat -
Agar expresses himself aw very ,Well' vardaY of this -week. 'aille-',A44:44-feh-•
pleased with his iv/ honie near Sea- is 85 cents. Children, 25.,. -
forth. , ' ' - . •
thnet. miss the big , special show D. J. MACDONALD .__. ,
"Open Yonr,_Eyes",- at the .-l.PaniilY._ : • - DIES AT v.ANCOUVER
Theatre on Tuesday, Feb. Wt. , -' •,._.„ • ' - ' ' ' ' , .„4-SlIFIBLII-NOTES--:--
• .• • • , ward was receiied in town last
- -:-St7 HeleiWappearato have develop-' week: or:We:death:of _-Donald Jam
ed .quite a clever hockey team. They MacDonald a son of Mrs. Miakitield--
won two victories In Lorne Rink re of town and. a brother of Mrs. F.
-cently_ one. over-a-.-team---from_White,__Malcolm_and Mrs. R. T. Douglas.,
church end the other over n rural • Mr. MacDonald died in an hose-WU-us
. team' frdm north of Liicknow. • ,:" Vancouver B.C:'• after' several weeks
Mise C. Graham reeeividWartiltia--;ef illness which,. commenced .with a:
sveek•of,the-deain..,:af_Akimrd.,,Fkaor ,cold and -developed into pleuresy and
S. E. and Pneumonia._ AIT# MIIODOnaid".•Vnla 17"
kinnon, eldest son of Mrs.
the late Alex. Mackinnon, who.lem 59 years .of age . will be reMembero
n He went to •the West
onto -consulting
ring. .sternach• trouble freifi-whiett.
haa-muffered,ler-BOnlefilf40.400_44
Meat • is regarded as. citify. stiklealk
MR. WM. ALLIN 'PASSER ANST.A.Y
AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS •
Had Long and SucceSsfal Eimineas
Career in Lucknow, Funeral
This (ThlitsdaY)"
Afternoon
Mr:William ABM, one of the hest
and most widely known business men
of Lucknow -passed away about eight
'clock Monday night as the 'result of
parelytiestroke. He had suffered
•ufweak'spelr'oon Frida,ibut,Was about
town on flattirday looking'quiWamart
and as he said,feeling se far
as is knownhe•Cent.inued •well uiitfll
early *Sunday •Inoi•ning, When about
;five o'clock it was disce•Vered that he
had suffered 0, stroke of paralysis.
Ile never recovered . consciousness,
het steadily sank until ths end came.
With the exception of Russell, the
family were all. at home. The funer-
al. to 'Greenhill Cemetery, will be this
(Thursday) afternoon, ,service being
held at the house 2.80 o'clock.
Mr. Allin was not an old man, be-
ing two snenthi short of the three-
score,years-and-ten. Still alert and
active he took a keen interest in bus-
iness, in public affairs and sport, few
men finding greater • eniownent in
•and curling than he. , •
Ur. Allin was born in Colborne
Township near 'Goderich and ' when
quite a yciung man came to 'Lueknovv
and in a small way started business
as a sewing -machine ',salesman. Al-
ways inclinations and careful he made-
ateady progress and at a compara-
tively-, early age 4c/el./eloped, R good
business in the .sale of farm machin -
my, organs and pianos. He came into
possesision of a considerable amount
of village propestv, and for 30 years
has been one of the prominent busi-
ness men of the town. He served e.
mitnber of years in the Village Coun-
cil and was Reeve for a yes)", He was
n Methodist by church affiliatien, and
-in -polities was a -lifelong Liberal.
At the tore of '23 Mr. Allin was
nonlor;.,ed te Miss Margaret McAlpine.
Kin-ardine, who 'with five sons and
two daughters, survive hilt% He is.
81140 ,SlirliVd by two brothers and a
sister , The Ite•T Roger Allin. of
Brooklin, Ont.: The Rev.•Albert AIIm
fa half brother)., of Port Tampton,.
Ont; and Mrs. Fridhernoif Goderich.
Tho _sudden passing of one-' With
whom all in town were „so familiar
and who had won universal retina.
and esteem, his greatly saddened the
community. The family have the sym-
pathy of a wide circle of friends.
FORDYCE ==',. •
Mrs. • Thomas Taylor, who has not
been keeping well of late, suffered
paralytic stroke and is now cOnfined
to 'bed,. •• , •
Webster Bros. and Aitchison
"Warheite. thsterc;4111h '21uStrtirtgOn.-111i4sed to
1---Mrd•-__C- _Martin and daughter,
Lotdse, visited •for a few days lest
week with friends at Whitechurch.
Mr. rarnGee. who was-larid
up for a time, is able to: be around
agaifl :
Mrs.'MeQuillin and dalighter; Win-
nifred. visited ,at• Mr. Haven's le,st
Week. • ,
•be remembered by many in.liuclinow: ,,,here •
Mr. Mackinnon died ' at . the family '.-• vtootr7a-Young -many. and, mos- e•mang- ,
home. 00 .Pilmmerset Ave., Hamiltonin Ripley,— -. i
on •Fe a . , ,
btu ry 13qt
Hamilton, Canadian army 'when the World War Mr. J. W. Ensign, of Lucknow, was
the. firatz_volunteer for service in the
• . invoke out He was severely Wounded visiting with. friends in Paramount-,
The Aleittaidiii rl teilfw ell -gave ater-'-ifid &Seed -. the front -- -in-----France ' •
Chautauqua Concert in the Tenni Hell and returned to Canada in the winter
and entertaining musicians. Mr. Alms, of.1917,•After spending a few months.
last Saturday • evening, were ,elevet
makes 4 specialty of the asixo. with his relatives in Lucknow he
ander
thtdo went to•the West again. but he Thap-
phone with Which-heianexpert
e Crow wet nlarge, peers never to have Wholly-rectivered
ot
from the effects of his. wounds and
-s .
thegas. ,. • ':
THAT SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL
Editor Lucknow Sentinel
Dear Sir:. , • • • ,
. If you will kindly permit me to
occupy a little space, ypur et:damns,
I shall promise to be brief.. I would
-like to bring before your readers, a
suggestion which a prominent citizen
of our 'yillege• brought to my. atten-
tion recently,
The subject under discussion was
the 'Proposition- of the Fire Co., to
beautify the park on Havelock St.
by laying it out in flowers polts.
planting shrubs, erecting baud' stand
Atc. to make a memorial .park in
honor of brave soldiers .who offer-
ed and 'served in the World War.
Everyone agrees that some.memorial
should' be maintains..d- to keep -their
loyalty to home and country in the
minds of • future generations. The
plan proposed will meet with the ap-
proval of many. If one might crit-
icize the proposal, it might be put in
this way: The cost of un -keep, care
of such grOunds-and the grounds
are now Used by the pupils at the
school as. a ball ground. As a band
stand itis not well located.
The proposition I wish to mention
is a me,morial clock placed on OUT
Town Hall and Library building. it
would be of service. in giving us the
correct time. It would. be seen by all
travellers and visitors to our village.
Enquiry might be made' as to ono
and the matter placed before, a nriblic
noeeting in the near future. This is
not written to criticize. the action of
the firemen. Who deserve inneb
credit for their, charitable work, but
.rnerely to bring out other opinions on
the sutiect. Perliars others interested
.ay express their Views. through
Your columns or 'otherwise .and if so
my effort shall' mot, be wasted. .•
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-Mr 3. Blue, 'of1Aineiiiejalied
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-airPtiAnionat friends Itwek.
• Henry IliaeKentie,••• of Laurier,,•te
visiting with - friends at Ingersoll.
t----111n4iltelt.BradleyiT•ef-Leurierrepent
• the .Weelt•end with' friends near Bel*
Mt Albeit•Fleniink;
Week. --.. ••. . •
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Mr.. and Mrs, Art, :'-Cook, bf Para-
_in_ount,,.- Spent .. Batordak. ;v4.th -friends .
as wee _
• Mrs, George Swan, of Lothianvis-
ited for •a feiv 'days around Crewe
and Mafeking.
Miss McMillan teacher at. Heintock
aerhnuie
near Port Albert. •
Mr.. Roy . MacKenzie. of. Laurier,
took part in an entertainment held in
Kimeardine last meek, •
1VIr. Tom Kemptoti, who was visit-
ing friends in Detroit, his ;returned
to. his home at Laurier. , • •
AIIedu StanleYr of :Parantinitt;- was-
, the guest of her friend,•Myrtle Web-
ster. of near LuckhoW• • '
Miss Margaret MfidDiarmid, teach-
er of Paratnouht, spent the week -end
. at her home in Lucknow:
Miss Margaret McLeod, of the Rip2--
ley High School; spent .thett- week -end
at her home in Lochalsh. - , •
'Miss Ida G; G;;,Hamilton., leacher of
Clover Valley, spent the Hamilton,
at
lierliorae.:at•tlientiock ICitv
Miss Jean Long, of . the .Lucknow
High School, spent the •week -end at
her home. in Hemlock City.,
Mr. Max Raynard. of Parannonnt,
anent a few, days with 'his 'daughter,
-Mrs. -WeltetL-Alton-Alear.-:Lanes,„----
Mrs. , Neil J. MacKenzie, of Loch-
alsh. is Visiting With her parents, Mr,
.and --Mrs; Alex, 1Vlactliarmidt.mf Luck-!:
now.
Miss Ruby Moore. of the Sixth
Can., Thiron, visited her Sister. Mrs,
Neil McAdam, • of Lochalsh, "doting
the week. ' •
„Mrs; !dead Ensign, sr.:, of Lochalsh,
is Sueudine* a few (lava with her
daughter. Mts. Charlie Sinith, of the
Fourth Con., Huron, •
Mt, and MM. Noil MeAdam, of
toehalsh, entertained a few Of their
friends, one &ening last Week, and
all renort a good tinie, •
Ashfield Presbyterian Church have
tontracted 16replace their present
acetblene Os gIVAMTI for
Delto Electric Osten.* The eon -
••• AGENCY•
Manufacturer of High Class Flay-
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OTirtgli wants local agent. Must have
;best of references. No Capital recibir.,
ed, Splendid opportunity for lady or
• man of ability. Write -Box -2465.
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CHICKS..2-It iS -cheaper and
j• ore satisfactOrY to buy ready -hatched cliielii;Wegtitircuitte -safe delivery•
of vigorous, pure-bred, husky chick-
ens of all breeds'. Write for free book-
let and.prices. The Canadian Chick
Hetchery, Ltd.. Dep. C. N., Hamilton.
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FOR SALE. -Two Heifers due to,
;freshen about April lat. )`.V. A. litunt"
phrey, It; 20 141101600.. _ 28-2.p
• • FOR SALE. --A roomy Portland
• cutter, Svith small 'seat for children.
In good, repair. Apply tit,..Ostrancler's
Shop. • .
• FOlt SALE...rAt once, s firm, 8th.
Con, KinloSS, Coiner in pottr health.
Por marticulars See John Robb, 11.11.
A, n0131004. • 94400
AUCTION SUB
A
SosePh Gamble, Lot 0, on. 10,
Itinions, win have an Auction Side Of
Patti Stock and Imillitinentsi on
Fehislitri
ifigAlit on� o'cl�ck p,M. Thera are
IAt of $
hit
Dr. David Jamieson, Who for' a
numberof years practised his profes-
sion at Whitechurch, died at his hem
.in Barrie on Friday of last week.' A
few years ago he had to give up his
ractise at M'hitechurch on account of
4
CREWE
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•--'Tiielldity; February 14.
,Most of the farmers from here at -
'tended Mr: Haines' sale on Saturday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Shackleton
visited friends in Dungannon on Sat-
urday hot. • •• '
Mr. and Mrs. Haat* visited
at Mr, John Blake's, Mafeking„nn
WednesdaY.
Mr and Mrs. Bert 'Treleaven and
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r11 heattpy he -has zilice Ye a ism* visited .filends .1a. Dungannon
popular !Odle at W ittebure
his Wife wsta a Mist Henderson of the
.4: number' of: •Whitechurch
friends attended the funeral, at; Bar-
rie on &Odes% „ '• •
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PIONEER% JEW'ELEIt, - ;
DIES,--AT4ORONTO
ItObert.Enox, ; mild to 'hide been the
first jeweller• to do bininesi at Wing -
ham and who at different thine( had
shops at'LticitnoW, Tee:kW:star azid
Gerrie diedat his Inane in Toronto on
Jan. 15th, -,;110 • was •In his 77th year,
but looked to be a much Older plan,
About a year ago Mr, Ito,O* And ititt
wife left:"Witwham.,,fer Toronto to
reside. 'StfOn „After- 1 • started
busInt8s in WinghiM Knot mar.
And Mei' Annie MatEithbri, who
With ornsfien,. Cecil and WO daughters•
died.* le* ',tear' * -Wend
;MIMI * drovinsd iiattit
Barrie . audeson was-deservedly-ori•Saturday._ _ -
M Richard Finn an -Wa a -
nosh, visited at Mr.aymond Finni-
gan's on Epiday. •
' Mr; anfrs.• Gordon Ritchie, of
, Lanes. intent SundaY•`at.the home of
Mr. *Ws. Twainley. • _• •
A few frorm here attended the BOX
Social at' 'Zion on Friday night. All
--report-aapiendid time- —
• Mr. aitl MM. W, Campbell, of
Westfield; are spendint. a few weeks
With their daughter, Mrs. Wm. Prim-
"
let.
-Miss Mildred Mewhinna. of the
G. 0.1., -and Miss Etta MeQuoid, of
the L He S.. Spent' the week -end at
their homes here, _ •
• , The monthly meeting.of the W. M.
El was held at the home of Mrs. Win.
• Crozier oft Thlitsdny.. There was a
large attendance. The subject was
"South' Arneriett."
nurvtve hint. lite shied to0,, Mart.
ile
AL ItlicETS
i***140MA.04; • • •
Loc.
' BELFAST
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Mr. •Jack :BradleY 'Visited wiith
friend's in this vicinity Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter. . and
'family anent. Saturday in the berg. .
Mr. RaYnard "of • Parair•ount is
spending i few: clays • with his
.daughter 'Mr§. Walter Alton.
A number from the burr attended
the .Box Social atZion Hall, Friday
evening and report. it an all around.
suceess.•' '••
The three Epworth Leagues of the
Ashfield Circuit gathered hi the base-
ment of Hackett's Church where Mr.
Slemon, of Ethel. • instructed them
with new Ideas of League work, •
• Misses Ray Alton • and 'Janet .
-Hackett Mid 'Mr. Will *Alton attendpol
the Winter Sehool , in • Wingham• -,the
week -end. haying ,been sent as
daje-
ates from" the, •Hackett!s' • Sunday
School and Epworth League;
- 1VIIITECHURCH
Miss Lettie visiting.With di
_cousin Miss K. Smith Galt.
• Misses Clive and Kathleen Terriff
Etie• visiting in
Mr
Mr. Thos.. and Robert •Henderson'
• , also Mr. 3. Gillespie are- attending
the funeral , or Di. D. Jamieson, -Barr
• --:-Iffsi-:Liiiiititt-Carriek of Winghani:-
.
spent Snnday at her home here., •
'
:Inn. James MOrifion--of 'Dutira-nz-
non is visiting friends in the village.
Mrs. WM. Martin spent a few days
at he Junction
.1yIrsk.Ahderion, and Fenny of St.
Helensand VS.etta. Camp -hell -eV
'Ashfield -Spent Friday.at.,--thohome, Of .
Rebt. Ptirdon: ' , , •
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Report Of .
the month,of January.
:Forty pupils•-werOienrolled for. the
month Thoseho_ol-was in_operation
the full • time • br twentY one days...
Only fifteen scholars attended for the
21 'days. The aggregate attendance
•--for--tho--mOntlt -was,7489.... The .0.versi,,..
attendance for the month was 36,51.
The percentage • attendance • for the
month •'was 91.42. ••.
The names of thopupils 'in the var-
ious classes in order: of merit -based
on their. daily lesson§ and weekly ex-
•anoinatiOns.Those marked rwith a
star have failed to take 60 per cent,
• Sr; IV -Edward • Moore, Robert
Lott, Elgin • Purdon, **1Vialcolin Ross,
Taylor. : •
MOM*, -Wallace
corm, -Russel Grant, David Hender
son, Scott Patterson, *Edna Morison,
Pitrdati, *Thence's- Morison: -
Jr. Scobie, Nettie Lott,
Dawson Craig, nrw'nfrvrtioei,,thuri
Conn, !Grade Richardson, *Win, John-
ston.• ,-
Sr.II-Gladys 'Garton, Eliza Nv 'gad
- _Pat-
erson Russel Moore,- Robert Hender-
son,Clarence McCienaghan, Chas.
Greg0f:
Pt, Ir -Ela Wadel, Geo. Garton,
Fred Lott„ John Garton, Athol Pur -
don Jas, , Richardson; • „ , •
•Henderson, Geo,floss
John Morison. .
Parents are asked to Op -operate
with the teacher by sending their
• boys .and girls to school regularlY'
and seeing that their lessons are pre.
tared, each ,night, By 'so doing the
children will nurnifest More thittwest
in school and their pregresh Will he
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• -.Neittival 'Lela Green. -Tea, Is'put ...Up
eiarl so141 in nettled packets in the .
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"Mack Ten,* of '.°Sednilo." brand, •
et a pacigeA ,Tou 111E0 it•
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..GREAT .WATC.11,:-SALg.
STILL ON
Rave You Secured One?
This is tn epperi.unity ycu curd Effcrd
-to miss if your n quire a watch at all.
The Regina is the:- finest •of modern
watches, and the most inodern of fine
' -NmtoheS. &lilt for a life of. perfect ser-
vice.
Ask ycur neightor NAhat he thinks of
his Regina.
- ;Then call and.select- yours.
Regular $15.00 Values,. $10.00
Regular $55.00 Values, $24:75
All Other Grades at similar. Prices
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What Time Is •It:
ARlYISTRONG
Jeweler and Optician
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ST. AUGLISTINE •
Mr. Jim Gibbons spent an evening
'
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A number of folk about here are
---SUffering-from---severw-colds„
- We welcome Mr. and Mrs. •George:
Brophy -back -to -our -village;--; •
. Mrs. Devereau is not', keeping as
• well as her friends would like.
We're glad to know that Mrs. Geo..
•Brophy is able to be out among her
friends again. • •
' Wre are ;sorry --t-o7,-"repoit-Ahe-cleatIr
• of thr. infant detighter of Mr; and
:Mrs. -Htigh'Xing..- _ _ •••
LET THERE BE -LIGHT
There are none so blind as those
who Tar —see .ao-pri-iroiff
and -lefirn of conditions _ which ._ are
making medical authorities tremble,
-educetet§-§htillder, families weep and
thOuWands .suffer--;-cenditiona
threaten the entire nation.
-„' This -wonderful picture will be
Theatre; %es=
. .
day evening February [21st.
•treet Weis *Warded- to Mr. „,Sparling, -
'Wood 11,04 tthe In* 1461* raP t •
*fir Iva, wok* rt,9,(twar!
slo't
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----7Great Stock-
_Redueing_Sale
he. values -we _are offaing have bee
taken advantage. of by people alt
-over the country-- We- want to Make
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and IVIONDAT
4eCord-Breakers. 'coo** ilint look
over the values. we are offering:
, 'Our table of Men's Fine. Shoes at ,$498 are
.lextra villue and are going quickly.
•
15 Pair Ladies' Vii Kid Bal, 9 -in. top; Sport
"heel With Vanity plate, were $8, Sale
. Price $5.00.
• Lei 1Laclies). Shoes, izes.2 172 to 4, $1.98..,,
- Lot 2 --Ladies', Shoe's that 'sold from $6,00 up ,
Ao•SS.00, Sale Price:4549.
SUppty Your Shoe Needs. at this Sale
and cut your Shoe Bill in two
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RATHWELL & TURNER.
stiet.e.ssors to Ackert Sz. Rathwell
Lucknow, Ontario*
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