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*200 PER *EAR' IN ADY414031; 071714W1031
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o EVERYBODY'S COLUMN o
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When a johrney you plan, See the
• C. P. . man -Jack Munn, Ripley,
'Phone 61. tf.
VETERINARY SURGEIV..-',Dr
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W. Keleher, Ripley, •Phone .29,
•night or day.--tf.
• DENTIST
Or. MacLeOd will viiiit Lucknow
every'. Tuesday' Office above that a
el bonnelt.
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' DITCHING • •
Having purchased an up-to-date
ditching machine, we are in a position
to do first-class work for you. Furth-
er particulars can be had by phone.
No, 41 on snt Winghara,--Gillespie
: Bros., Whitechurch. tf,
DR. PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at the
. Cain House, Lucknow, • every Wed,
ne,sday afternoon.. All amide dis-
eases successfully, heated. 'Osteol.
pathy removes tne physical causes
of • disease. Adjustment of the
• spine is more quickly secured and
with • tewer trcatthents by Osteo-
pathy. than by any other method.
• • Toronto prices' p‘id for all kinds of
poultry. ,
..9-6-tf • •ArGrospopf, Lucknow.,
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a LOCAL AD GIINERATA •
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Don't forget the Dace on Tuel#43'.
May6tb.• .;„
First iTass lwarlt..in. Tainting and.
decerating guarantee d '13.YR, 4..,,canvi
eron, ,
Keep inmind the 'baseball .Vante
• here on .May 18th,ThursdaY qf next,week.
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nI you haVe 'painting or paper-
hanging to do, see R... CaMeron.
about*the job,
Mr, D. 'A, Mackenzie, of Windsor
well known here, is onan eitended
visit tO Scotland. . ,
A Dance will be held in the Per-
rester's Hall, Langside, on the-evenr
Mg of May Nth. Admission 7.50.
The Liteknevir Table Facrory chang-
ed' starting. time ' Monday front
0'404 to 7. Work stops ...at 5.
The 'Liucknew Woolen's Institute.
Will Meet on Friday instead of on
.Thursday of this. week.-See'Y,
Miss Nellie England has returned
home after spending a few weeks
with her , cousin Miss Jennie. Ard Of
Wingham,
, Dance -7 At Dungannon, • Friday
ev's. Mael2th,;• Princess Pats Oriph-
,estra. Dancing 'begins at. 9 o'clock:
Lanai served. . ,
FOR SALE. -Big. strong. healthy
Baby Chicks (the kind -that are easy,
• to raise) from, very heavy laying
strains of pure bred -to -lay single
' comb White -Leghorn% Black Minor-
, eas and Barred Rocks; Chicks for sale'
every week 'after March 1st.. White
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•, ,Leghorns $18,00 Per bundred.,and the
others $20.O0. per hundred. at my
place. Add -$100 per hundred to above
Prices if-chickii are to be delivered or
expreeS Prepaid to your station. Safe
delivery guaranteedanywhere in Old
Ontario. Eggs for hatching at $450
per setting of fifteen by Patter FOS%
or $1.00 per setting if you wine after
•- them.' Ten • fertileor replace- at half
Price. Book your orders at once for
• chieks,or-eggs.• Everybddy-eqrdially„
invited to eoine and inspect -My flocks.
.1 will be pleased to show them to you.
-7---Duncan Kennedy Box 12, -White:-
. chnrch. North Huron Phone 42-611.
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EGGS FOR RATCHING.-From
bred -to -lay S. C. White Leghorns and
•---Barred-TRacks: - -Present, flockfrom
-Guilds.Straiw.Leghorns mated with
Males direct from O. A. C., from hens
with record un to 252 eggs; and Rocks
mated with O. A. C. strain from hens
with ,rioord of- 310 eggs. Price 5e. per
• • egg at farin.--Jno. Parrish. Lucknow
. R. R 7. 'Phone Dungannon 82 r 13.'
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FOR SALE. -Ford Touring Car, in.
geed running order. D. C. Taylor,
Lucknow.
Xiss Martha 'MacCellum mid Miss
Irene Bradley spent the week,end
with-.Illiss Anna Porrester, at . ber
home in Kincardine. • -
• Big Dance in the Town Hell, Luck -
now, on Tuesday, May 16th. Princess
Pat's Orchestra. $1.25 a Couple; •25e.• •
for gallery. Good lunch. - -
The man' who is 'still using 1921, -
oar markers is taking a long chance
on being prosecuted.' No excuse for
net having a 1922 lieense at this time:.
B. Ward,
1.0PC1114010, ONT, THURSDAY 4 MAY. 11, 1922..
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MKT/1001ST 0/71CIAL..MEETING
The laat regular meeting ..for the
church yeer wa held en Friday even-.
Ing of last Week, The Paster' acte2 aa
• ebairtnan'. A attendarice,, Wae
'present. MrS C. Rethwell Was ap.,
painted District Meeting and. coaerm
STICS delegate, A" resolution of•aym,
"WithSr Was ordered to e seat to Mr.S..
James. J. Taylorin the r,ecent. less 4",4
her busbailk a long :and -faithful
member of ' the ..Ofdcial ,Beard. *The
following' ifewnivis'IWere elected for,
• the coming year: • Dr. 4ence,., John
• Button, W. ,,C-; Andrew, Geo, ,Ander-
sini, Russel Robertaen; Joaeeli Taylor.
and' Dr, 1tewtOn..1The 'Paster's IGO,
days mere genereualy left in his own
hinds. - The /0110Wiag compose the
Miesionew ;Committee: John joynt,
• M.P'.F,, Geo. Anderson, S. Morrison, :
James. T. Wehister, Joseph Taylor;
Sunday SChool Cammitteei W, P.
Reid, G.:A.,..Greer; Jostili Taylor, W.
G. Andrew and Dr, Newton. For •the
27th. time Dr. Newton was appointed
.Reeording Steward. A' pleasing feat-
urli Of the meeting was a promised.
- centribixtion Of $200 to the church re-
pairs at Lucknow from the .Officiarif
of the, Whiteehurch Board in .appre-
elation for. paCtoral and pulpit ser -
Vices rendered ' to them" from Lick,:
• -nor, An appreciative vete of thanks
Was....recorded for .this•donationTina:
. tymembers Were 'added te the Ohureh
during the • year,
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CHURCH NEWS
die-..e.331cysLe near
ly new. :Information at The . Sentinel
, Messrs. 'Robert.DOuglas, of Ottawa,
-and Mark B. Douglas, ef.Nortli Bey
were in •town during tie 'week an
attended the funeral' at their aunt,
the late ,Miss Burgess.. .
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,.Those interested in Tennislare re-
-Vested to attend a meeting at the.
Town 'Hall on Friday evening of 'this
'Week at 8 o'cleck.. If an want to
play tennis, be sure to attend this
meeting. ;
plaiantitled ,"Aareii -Slick, from'
Punkin Crick" will be given in Holy-
ra-Or'f0Wisighip'-HalPlisr Alm- young,
people of kinloss..Epwerth League en
sion 25 .cents. • • ."
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ANOTHER; OLD icrtr *ROBS
Editor Sentinel, .
1, read with spefial interest letter
from # old boy" in a 2eCeet
*sue ofyour paper, advecating the,
establislit.nt of a park fis a fitting
memorial of the gallant boys whe
gave theft liVes for their country and
Empire hi the Great War. 'To Me this
suggestion, has a'Mitch stronger ap-.
peal -than' that of a town Clock. A
park, taetefully ilaid.out with shrubs
and flower kOcis and ornamental treee
. would be,. g listing and, •beantifill
Memoriai. of those (whose sacrifice
inust not be forgotten. .
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To one who remembers. the Luck -
wow of-a•half-eentury ago, with its
environment of woods and fields:stir-
,rounded by rail fences and dotted
over With eturnps; the village of to-
day, presents a pleasing appearance, a
delightful contrast. Few villages have
a finer scenic environment, and -were
that age long eyesore,: the Nine -Mile
River, cleaned up, as. It should •be;
• Lucknow would be•as Nature meant
.it to be, a beauty spot. .
• .1 l'•eet sure, Mr. Editor, that were
ealajdile'a'obrdtira' oftieL:uctQkillno6s"w, c'hifiresd's'
of gonerswould willingly. and gladly
lie given to swell the fund to open up
a park and make a clean-up of the
river. Here's an outlet fel-. the energy
Of George H. Smith and Walter Tre-
leaven zind other "civic' patriots.
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• Yours Truly,
':••• . .Caswell.
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Toronto, May 3rd., 1921
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Methodist Chureht--In the. morning -
Mu SCHOOL ' TEACK,ER.
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the service for Mothers Day twill . •
SES • TO FINAL REST
in -the hands �f. the Mothers; • also •• • , ,
an inetallatioa .service for the Sun-• ' •
1day School staff., The -evenini set-, •
vice Will be withdrawn on acklunt of er in Lucknow School died Sunday
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the Anniversary Services in the.Pres- .'" — • ''
byterian Church.. • , 7,... 4. , She had been • so. long an inValid,
'constantly arowing •wealeer, that . it
i :League -414e program at League -•
occasioned little surprise in the ..vil-
On Monday night Was in the hands .
lege, when it was learned on Sunday
of •the 'Missionary 'Committee. After
morning that Miss Sirah Burgess had
the 'op -ening hymn and prayer Mrs.
visaed away For about font:. years
G: Andrew gave the Scripture read -
she was eampletelY Crippled by rheu-
mg: A recitation was given by. Win.
nordd Webster. Mrs, .R. phuip4 g."ve .matism, and for the past -month 'fir'.
e'very interesting talk on. the iifeot, ends expected' the end to come -at any
Mtn'..- hgany Slessor of CaleberA tune -
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A . funeral service was ;h4.1d at the
•reading was given by Miss Haze!. •-
Websteron Flowers, ---a -piano -duet . by helm on Monday afternoon, by the
Rev. R. F. Irwin of - the Methodist
MrsNewton and srsReid .and a. -
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Treleaven Cliii*h, when a very . large 'Wilber
. M.;
diat-bY . Miss -Mildred, -;--and- Harold were'present.te pay fist respectiito
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,one,uni.versallY-lesPeeted:and whose
----• The W. M. S. ' of -South -Kinloie"
en Wed. may 3ra. conditions :had for So long wen their
inet, in the. nhni.eti
After the usual opening .., eXerpiSes, sympathetic-attentien._ The remains
were taken to tendon for interment
the study topic, dealing on China on "Tuesday, Mr. Irwin accompanying
was taken by Mrs; Dan' MaeXiimon the friends to conduct the service
and Mary MacLeod. A paper of ex- there. As ;vat fitting in the case of
centional interest, on -the life, Of Mrs.
Menzies was read by Miss MneltaY;' .in
one who hill:so- long been a teacher
:the Lucknow School, the •schoor
The former is now in *.a -hospital in ,
Toronto yet she 'very kindly wrote:a! children attended the funeral in a
the , body, each room being under the dir.
personal skettli of her life •for action of their teacher, the twhOle
meeting. "Mrs. Gollan:' who was the arrangement being Very well Carried
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representative from this ;Presbyter- . out
• ial to the Ottawa Convention gave a The late Miss. Burge.se was almost
very full and instruetiye ateaunt of a lifelong .resident of Lucknow, the
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the meetings there ,
, , family havingin ° Come here 1866 or
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- ,Sirah Burgess for many years teach-
•• OBITUARY
Peter MacNaughten
Mi. Pete - Maellaoghton.' for malt
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years # fernier .in Culross TownebiP,
but for a number of, years 1} TesiOnt
of Teeowater, died at his home there
on Friday of last week. He was $1
years Of age and had been in very
poor health for the past four of five.
years:„ Besides a widow, .31r. Mac -
Naughton Einrviireci by onesonand.
four daughters; The sort, INgh lives
.in the West. The ,thiughter axe, Xis,
-Grant, a :widow, Mrs. S. R. Brill, both,
of Teamster; Mrs. Win, Catie, Cul -
Foss, and Miss M. MacNaughton, of
Toronat. • . • -
• Theo, 'Hall
• Mr, Theo. Hall, well remembered in
this part asone tine editor ef The
W(.ingham Advance, died at his home
.jn,Passadena, California, on April 29.
He was 77 years of age, and had been
n failing hearth for a yearqor. more,
, but not seriously illantil,a few weeks
before his death. The late Mr. Hall
was editor of. The Advance for 15
years, having parehased the inisiness
in 1898. Before that he had a Short
news paper experience' in Tara, In
earl' 'life he Was -a school teacher,
and was also a ministen of the Meth-
odist church. At Winghain le was: a
member nf the Orange Order. and al-
so of the C. 0, F. On giving .up.the
Advance nine' years ago, he went to
.Passadefia; There his wife died ilbout
a year ago. He is survived -by. three
'Boni and two' daughters.: all in Cali-.
fornia. •
' The baseball season will open at
Lucknow on May 18th., when the first
group game of the N. W. B. A.; will
be • played in. Caledonian Park, Kin-
cardine end' Lucknowlochalsh will
be the teams in 'action.
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'NEW MUSICAL ORGANIZATION
• Gunn's-Fertiliser always .on-liand
Try it on your ,roots and corn. None
better t 5. Robertson. ' ' •
• .FOR SALE. -A quantity, of White
, Delaware Seed Potatoes: at $1.00 per
• bag. ' Also eggs from Indian Runner
• Ducks. $1.00 for 11., Samuel Reid, •
Lucknow, 'Phone Dungannon 09 ring.
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MONEY TO LOAN on mortgages
, and notes 'at reasenable rates. Fire
Inimrance; both stock and Mutual
----Companies,Coeveyancing -done _with_
neatness and despatch. Geo, A. Sid -
dell, Broker, Lucknow.
'flatdiint Eggs for SOO
• BARRED ROCKS, Bred -to -lay, eft
• 5 tents -per Egg.. • ,• •
WHITE ROCKS, PA per 15 Eggs
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Anew musical' orgenlietion •hai
list 'mine into mow,
,insernbers 'being well:hnoWn-:young
people Of the village and vicinity.
•They axe Miss „ Lillian Patterson,.
Messrs. James Little, 'Cecil Robb and
Eldon Henderson. They are to furnish
music at a dance at Dungannofi on
• •Priday evening of this week: Reports
are very favorible. •
W. A, SCHEDULE; 1922
---B,ePreeentatives-cf..-exe lour_ teams.
of this group met at.. Winghatn on
Tuesday evening ef this week and the
fellOwinglehedule for . the season- wits
drafted,
Ludintow-Lochaish, Games • •
-- At Home- • .
Kiricatdilie at LucknoW. , • 18
•NI/Ingham it Lueltnow 5
Teeswiternt Lucknow ....jun* 22
Kincardine at: Lueknottt. ...July 4
- Otani: a t±t, 010**„-_.: o';
Teeswater Luelinow. • trilf11"
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Lucknow at -Teegwater.-:%, ,June• 1.
Lucknow at. Kincardine: . • ..June 16
Lucknow at Winghatn •, 2ti
Luektiow at ICiticarditie........*.JulY ft.
Lucknorw at Teeiwattit. . 17
Lucknow at Witighant • hily 28
Baseball fans.are requested to keep
the ateve 'dates itvittlittl., .
Watch for hill hoarci vertioe.
mote ,in the nut field, by al Met.
ehants,.., • •'
- BARBED. BOCIS
Bah On-eW3fertinct?fillttt-Wilrig
• Eggs froni these, $2.00 'per 15,
• exceptional laying. attain, •
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
• Special Prices on Large Lots
• 1. MILLER,'
fucktinw R.1t. 2. N. 11, r 2, 444 46
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Lucknow on May 15th.'
1922, to Mr, and Mr. 4,Utit1n Solo.
lon• sob, •
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LUcknOW; Ott May. 4th,
1022,
to Mr,. and MythRuael Stylalk
dattglItari •
p ,Iftt ,, telt04
000$0 #40,11. 40010110ft
tray er the 19, tp Of rteltilOW
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HOLYROOD
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' The ,last meeting of the 'Holyrood
"Women's Institute for the year end-
ing May 31, 1922 was ,held at the
home of. Mrs. Wm. Percy... The 'fol-
• lowing officers Were elected; Fresid-
eni Mrs; T. ,ilarEls; 1st. •Vice, Pres.
Mrs. las; Hodgins; 2nd. Vice Pres.• .
Mrs. Chas., COngra,m; Seely -Tres.
Mrs. Duncan' Thompson; '.Assistant
Sec'y _Miss Daisy Ayles; Directors
• Mrs., 0,_enngram, Mise Daisy Ayles,
-Ddra. Jo% Hodgins, Mrs. Fred Thomp,-
• ion, Mrs. Earl,„Hodgins, Mrs. Jasi;
-Hodgins; District' Director,'Mrs. Wm.
Hodgins r o g ram Committee
Miss T. Pierce Mrs A
Ackert, Mrs
Earl 'Hocigins;. Organist Mrs. Alf,
Jledgins ; Sick
Committee Miss.. Daisy Ail's, Mrd• .
The treasurer's report shewed re-
ceipts for the past Year of $744:23;
't.xpenditure $645.77, leaving a bal--
ance on. hand of $99'..-.4§;_„:
At the close_ of, the meeting the
retiring Secy -Tres,, Mrs. Frani Mee-
Intoili was presented with a beautiful.
linen table cloth, Eind the following'
address was read to. her: •
Dear Secretaty;-, •
• • We, the members of the Holyrood
Women's Institute, feel we cannot
permit you ..to move 'elsewhere with-
out assuring you of Our "iirieere-re-
-gret-and appreciation •your-faith-
fulness_as_aone1a.ber.:as wyell asour
seeretery:- •- ••
•• It is sometime ago since you left
Holyreod and made* • your home in
Lucknow, yet you gave yourself and
your time to do what yen could to
make for home and -country a higher
standard' for citicenchip. Press on•
we as women .mustn't shirk the
Work that our lieroes have undertak-
en to :do; -their .work. has...proven. so
;fruitful. , .•
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We now ask you to accept the ac-
coMpcnying gift not -for its- intrirerit
value but for the spirit that prompted'
'this .presentation; . .• "
; Signed -on behalf of your members
and friends. ••„
Mrs, Harrit
Mrs. C. •Congram,
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;CULROSS CENTRE °
-ler- ineeting2of_the Pres.' W.....14. _S,
- '67. She -for ,•some-tinae_icanducted_ a,
private school, but soon 'qualified to•
Presbyterian. -:-7, he--regu.r
was-))eld- W-41--mtlY aeSd. The peet- teach in _the_pirblit IschoeVend. for .48
ing opened with 'singing. Scripture years faithfully and ably served.
reading by Tena Carrick; prayer 3.47 pi that capacity. She taught for two
Mrs. Strnthers. Miss M. A. IVfelCiinzie years in the school at Hinlough, 40
gave the paper on the topic "Our W. Con. of Kinloss,- and for one or two
M. S. Touch with Japan” Mrs Mae- years in Wingham. The other years
Callum spoke on the worle-of the Holy of "ilier- public- service were given to,
8Pirit.as portrayed in the New 'Test- tlits-Lucknow School. She retired from
ament. MTS. Hodgins- gave. a read;.teaching in the -smiler of 1917 on ac-
ing ea "Wonderful• Answerato Pray- count of failing health.__After_ sPepd-,
er" in conection with -the work am* ing a year in London, she and her late
ong the Heathen:. A duet by MTs. sister returned to Lucknow. Fortun-
Mirdoch and alri, Murdie, was inuel! ately throughout. the years , Of , ler
enjoyed; The ;Society, was well re- disability she was able to read and to
presented at the *Pretibyterial at Dun- converse intelligently with the' many
friends who regularly. calledon hex.
1400AL MAItilhil
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ganuoir.
The Guikd-A very interesting pro-
gram prepared by the Progrivm_Com-
mittee Was presented at the Guild
meeting 'on Monday ev.ening., After
the opening hymn, Miss Mary Struth-
ers ;read the Scripture 'Lesson, Miss
_LoriacCampbell ,gaVe•it readily, little
f1iDougasand
,ifiriaSst,
Stewart favoured the audience with a
dot- gave -a -
Splendid' Pend Oh the tepid "A Tonic
of Big Thirigst” Mr.W, L. McKenzie
'arid Rev, Mr. MacCallum also gave 11
sheet talk en the toole, A couple of
Violin selC.ctions front. Mi.' Will Lock-.
liart were much enjoytd and a quart-
ette 'hir Mims Aitchison and McCall-
litri-rMessersi WatIon-and-Olemne
• eil,ied hearty *pigeon:
aaam;4•00.0...AAili
suss AT miroultit
On May 24th. S1100.60 4ti nom
,4 1.104 and 1.30, trot
ot roc and a friblavaii. 11$01)ali
01 0i W4 000.10Itillifft
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tONT-`
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, May 8t11
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The farmers Nave all completed
seeding in this loe4ity, •
T±..11,4114611iiir ig,ishine-AtirgainecTVith.
-Men Tiiide 'BOW team get in touch:
with Manager Andrew
Mr, ,Elinet -Fattish front COurkt'S
Corner came up to Zion Tuicis Square
meeting last Thursday' evening, and
gave the boys an ontertaining and
profitable talk on -raising poultry.
We welcome you boys from the IOtli.
Con„ Come Often. .
• -Everyone wants to know where are
you going to tipend the 24th of, May,
well We Will Net tell you, Come spat
to Mtn Andrevee GrOVevtaild. have
the time of /our tile with the Zion,
110144410$11....4301falit Vat
ion.Athletie %torte if all
Spacial Invitation to ladisi aot for*
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BELFAST,' ,
SINGLE WPM% 5,0ENTS
• Wedding. Bells are Softly ringiag.
' and MTS. Ri911414 301;118t.090
4111,d, famay spent Snclay 'at, Albert
Air a. nd Mrs. "V'ic'ter -Whitler
family f Lucknow' spent Stinday 4
R.4`194Pliet:Nheixrs"D's,ay"„ lie,T'observe4
in
this churcb 4 the nauel hour., MO --
tiler's will take,pirt throughout • the
service. • ••
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My. and Mrs. Jack Bradley and son
Elgin, Mrs. James Bradley and Mary
flack-
oera,Sunday.ftLaurier, vli
visited at josap
• . At the close of prayer meeting
last Wed, evening the Epworth Lea-
gue held' a meeting for election', of
officers and other business. The fol -
bowing officers were elepted: Pres.
tillie Hackett; 1st. Vice Pres, Ida
Hackett; , 2nd. Vice •Pres. Charles
Sherwood; 3rd„ Vice Pres. Will Alt-
on; 4th. Vice Pres. Rae Alton; -
Tres. Harry Hackett. OrganTillie
Sherwood;' Assis. organist Violet '14* -
=ley. The executive . to7 meet -
th-teiatrteefsi.ture for aPpointment of•com-
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• Baseball ' will lie booining around
Belfast again this summer and, Inany,
',rood -games may be expected.Bel-
fast has entered a team in the "Mait-
land League" and will be scheduled to
play in the Western -group of which
the following teams Will be coiztekt-
ants-Auburn, Carlow; • Benmillei;
Dungannon, Belfast. At a - meeting
held at Wilson Invin's on April 28th.1
the following officers were elected for
the Club -Hon. -Pres. John JOYpt M.
P. P., Pres., Alex Hackett; 1st, Vie -
Fres. Wilson Irwin; 2nd. Vice Pres.
Robt. Henry; See -Teas.. Jas. Alton;
Manager Frank Irwin. The executive
appointed the manager Frank ,Irwin,
Roy Irwin and Sam Alton to _attend
a meeting to be held, at-Auburn:May':
• 1st. At this meeting the rules.and
re-
ulations apingthe teams were fixed
and also- the • schedule of dates of
genies Was drafted; A complete list
of the Stine, will be published next!.
Week. Watch for them. The,elub have
• been very fortunate in securing the
Services o: Robertson ands
,.Mr; T. S. Reid of LucknOvr- is (Acta'
umpires and thus. fair plaand
square deal rwill he afforded the Visit-
ing. and home* teams.
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KINLOUGR
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. Monday; May 8th:
• Miss Ver a% Humphrey, sisentile.
week-erid at her home near Itincard.:.
ur• StdaySpeaIS
Miff Pastries, Angel and
Chocolate Cakes, Also a
large assortment of Rolls,
Buns, Cookies and.Fies.
Top Price for Butter and Eggs, a
HOLLYNAN BRO.S
• PRONE 58
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ammallA••••••1106,0..".000.1.18.
SOMMER MIRIERY
You will find here a wonder-
ful array of all thq's novest •
in. Mohair,: Leghern,..Mali7lie
and Milan Hats. .. r .
Cali in and. See Them ,
Orders for Brides' rigs 'Wilt Be
Given. Careful Attention
A. Id. FORRESTER
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Seeding is about completed in this-
•tocality.
Mr. Sitteloy Goble has bought Mr,
Alex. Scotts farm ori the 8th, Con,.
number of our farmers„ delivered
cattle to Mr. J. J. Reid. on Satiudity
last. .
Miss Hannah Goble; , of London, is
Visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Goble,
Ilre. C. Plooit and little son of
Torolto, are Visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs, Geo, Richardson,
'A fatier Cuirass resident, in the
porton of Peter AteNaughtOn, posed
.away at hie bone in Totawater on
• Mr. Herb Tweedy, spent a few days
of --this week' withAis -nrother,.-Mrs.
Isabel. Tweedy....„ -
kiss • Bessie Pinnell spent a ley
days • last "„week with .Miss M, A.'
Collins of near Purple Grove, .
Mr. 'Themes and Mr. Eddie Hoag: -
ins •of --Kincardine spent a day last
week _at the home of Mr. Fred Hod --
gins'.
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cuURQF: —
:•The Resins keeifi ttio mete not
varyinctime in the motor. ia -
worideop, following the pin
or on the 'lantana.
° BABY CHICKS
S, C. White eghoin '03arron Strain)''
. The. Barron Legeorzils On English
• bird and • for a Leghorn is very. 1age.'
On the following dates we twill have
'Chicks for sale: - ' • • •
May .30th., 3000 at 20 cents each „
Jinni Stli.; 4:500. at 15 :Ceuta -ed. -eV "
June 21st., : 3000 at 15 cents,...eaCh'
3une aOth, 1J0 ar15-CatSeael
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.July 12th„,„ • 3000 at 15' cents. each ,
We trapnest every .of the year •
All poor .layers are. shipped to-inairk-..,
et. We, have pullets now Nay ist.). ,
that have laid 163 eggs. Eve* male
at the head of ourbreeding pene is
hen which- laid over' WO' '407
in one year. Our feinalea are per-
sistent layers: One ctistomei, who got
300 chicks- from us- last Spring, get ,
farm .them 175 pillets' that ,:,laid
$658. worth of 'eggs before they were -
one year old. That is, from the time
they were hatched.: What' they did
.JanalP.hone 3 or .4 bp. 98x •
'Notice is hereby given 'thatir Cou.
of Revision, to hear and determine all
complaints. of errors or omissions in
the Assessment Rollfor the Town-
ship of Kinloss for the year 1922, will
Lie held ,at the Township Hall, Holy-
roodi- on.. Monday; the 29th. day. of
May, 1922, at 10 o'clock a.m. •
' Nrties interested, take notice and
gOvern-- -themselves- aecordingly. - --
11-4- •* Geo, G..Moffat, Clerk,.
STANDING 'FIELD CROP 'TOM.
• • PETITION
• Entries will be receiVed by the
undersigned for the Standing 'Field',
Crop Competition in Oats and Corn.
Entries for oats mint be received by
the 23rd. .of May, 192.2., Entries. fee
corn not later than the .14th. or June,
4922. •
• ' Joseph Agnew,
Lucknow Agritiiltirat SecietY:
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Value You:CO Be.•Sire About
—We try tell yoti -exactly what -
•you are getting, and what you can ex-.
pect of shoes you get here. It is that 4
spirit that .makes so many "Regular"
--=custornersi-come here-zomemtirnef-the
want shoes. •
tatting, to 1)11111 *tit bulttiti Sol Lts YAW, iollatvilik a lens jilhoie, The
? tool 90, 4911014 ,
— We miouldlike ' show you our
New Spring Styles.
Ladies' Oxfords and Strap Slippers froni $4 to $8.50..
Men's Oxfolds, $0.50 to $7.50 .
Brown,Sport 0,0ords with 'rubber soles, for Ladies,
• , Boys ,and
• RATHWELL & TURNER
We Alin at Giving You Quality and Service.
Your Repairing ?rowdy Done