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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1922-08-24, Page 1it � •44., `WI. • - -••.••••,C- - • a r '47 • $2.09 PER ran .= ADyANci; $2.$0 OTHMt. WISE* i .1.0C11,10W1 011:1%, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1922. • f SINGLE COPLES, 5 CENTS EVERYBODY'S COLUMN' • tie-o-os-o-.-o-0-4111rest 0-rts0 • Young men intending to go Weil on Harvesters' Excursion's, call up Jack Munn, Phone 61, Ripley, for any in- formatieu re dates, fares.. etc, VETERINARY ,SURGEO-.•• Dr: W... J. _Keleher, Itipleyt Phone. 29, night or day.-t.f. . • ' • DENTIST Dr, MacLeodwill visit Lucknow • • every. Tliesday.., Office abovet4;of Jeer.- Drs. Elliott & Connell. 23-2-tf. .. • . DR. PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at the •Cain House, Lueknow, every ?Wed- nesday afternoon. All chronic dis- eases successfully treated. Osteo- • pathy• removes tue physical causes of disease. Adjustment of the spine ie more quickly secured and with fewer treatments by Osteo- pathy Wait by any other method, Toronto prices paid for all kinds of poultry. 9-6-tf. A. Grospopf, Lucknow. - Fertilizer for Fall Wheat -I have a tanumber of. the best verities' on hand. can. be delivered any dayat the store- house, G..T. R. Yard. • 3-7-tf. • ' G. S; Robertson. • Rubber -Tire Buggies . I wish to announce that I. have •equipment. for putting new rubber tires on buggies, and can guarantee prompt arid' good service. • 17-8-e G. Ostrander, Lucknow • FOR SALE. -Frame Derellinv in .. • gob(' location. -G, A. Siddall, Great gale of .Bankrupt Stock 'of Salt 'Lay in your eupplY•of Salt at these great bargain prices: • Best' Salt, per ton • • • • $14.00 Cattle, Salt, per ton • 11.00 Best gait. 100 or 140 lb. sack ' e•per pound , .1.c. test Salt,' in your. own_sack; 140 lbs. for .. 1.30 100 lbs. for .90 Cattle. Salt. -grain bag filled, • ' for 1.00 Ed. Forrester . Kincardine. DR. MAUDE C. BRYANS Registered ;Optometrist • , Graduate Department of Ophthalmol- ogy, McCormick 'Medical College, Chi-' cego„ XII. Three months 'post graduate ., course during year 1919. • Eyes correctly fitted with Glasses, Headaches, Dry Itchy Eyes, Granu- lated -Eyelids,-WaterrEyes, Pain --in- - a • Eye -7, Ballse-lnfiamed--Eyes; __Pus or Watery Discharge from Dyes and Dizziness caused by Ee-strain ' re- lieved :through properly. fitted Glass- es. . • Cross ' Eyes straightened through properly fitted Lenses. • Eyes tested at night equally as - good • as 'during. daylight, . All kinds Of Optical repairs done. , Satisfaction Assured • At the Cain House. Lneknow.-9 to :12 a.m. 1_30 to 6 p.m,. Evening-4,kb 9 pm.. Wednesday of --eaele week:- . FOR SALE -House and lot, in the village of gt. Helens --Frame' house • Veric. ground, good location Apply to •• Elliott Mil1er,-314-75. • ' • FARM FOR SALE OR RENT • -13 Ackee. Gravel Road- jut north of LucknoW,,:geod 'house gond-barn flowing spring near" the house, Easy terms. Apply to Bill Curlin• . • • ... • Howse And Automobiles Per Sale The residence in Lucknow, two automobiles -Ford • and Maxwell - and a •phonagraph-assets of Gordon DrinkwaIter will be disposed of bY private sale. -Apply to Elloitt Lucknow. Plaine 70, 31-8-125. ' * Brick Church Building For Sale , • „The Methodist Church at Langside, ' " '• 80 x 36 ft.. solid brick wafts; Tenders, will be received by the endersigned =Lip October lst. Highest or any - • • tender •ript, riecessarily-lectented, - Herb Pettipiece, R. 5 Lucknow; or, Wendell Taylor. R. 2, Lucknow. • SKLESMAN 'WANTED -We have. an opening in this territory for a re- 4r- liable manto look up prospects for • Kenos and Phonographs. No inveSt- - , ment needed. Help given to close sales, This is ; Cariedies ••• Largest . & ° •MPit R•eliehle-house •and will te,•'ellid • to commtinitate with interested par- ' ties. Enquiries treated' strictly 'con- fidential. Box 239, Guelph. ' • TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN „ . . , • The undersigned, will not be res- ponsible for any debts contracted by • any 'other' person than himself. •Hugh Phillips Lucknow. Ont. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The undersigned will not he res- ponsible for any debts tcontraeted by his wife, Mrs: David H, Alton after July 26, '1922:• • David IL Alton. Lticknow, Ont. . •••••••••,....:.••*. There tire nearly two hendred en- tries in the veal tied instrumental competitiote at the Canadian, Ns- ' tional thii year, Over • 0 9 0 0 0 9 . LOCAL AND.GiossAL 0 a' a ease .• • • Me.: Robert 'Lindsay .of Kingston, Is visiting with relatives in town, . . Mrs,. 3,, Shalanen, tof • London is spending the week with Lrickpriwiri- ends. Mr: and Mni, 'George :Andrew and familr•fillent the week -end with frit- ' ends at Elora. • , • • Mi.. Harold Fr4emin of the' •Cope- land Mills,'Midland is lionte for a Weeks vacation: , Keep the evening- of Sept. 13th an open date for the Jim Fait Concert in the Town Hall. ; .MiSS Bessie Levinson, of Toronto, is visiting her relatives Mr. and Mrs. Pearlman; of tnt. Miss- Gwendolyn MacLeod, of New York City, is spending is months va- cation at her hoine here. • - Messrs. Harry McGee and Gordon 'Webster of Toronto, spent lapkWeek 'at the latter's home here, • Mr. and Mrs. Albert McQuillin, have gone out to Dalt* to spend a few weeks with friends. Mrs, W. J. Taylor, and daughter, Miss of Detroit' visited their Eheknow friends since Our last issue., Mr. •Neil •MacDiarmid, of New Westminister, B-. ,C, visiting his brother _Mr. Alex MacDiarrnid of town. • ' • Miss Emily . Pearson' has returnet to Toronto after a few, weeks Vacation. at the •home of Miss le Webster, Ross • street, " • ' Mrs, Orchard, of Saginaw, Miele, is vieiting*ith her sisters. the Misses Smith,. of Liacknow, and other te- latves. • ' • ' • Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ackert left last week • for the West, where they will Ada their daughters and. other friends, , • Miss' Arabelle Cameron is • .ba.:Ic home after spending a couple of week 'S at the home of Fred Q. Eaton, 'Ingersoll. Dont miss the Big • Special shim "The oStrapoer," at, the Family Thea- tre on Saturday. Augast 26th. Usual admission. Di, E. S.. Coultes and. wife and Miss Kate' •MeCrimmon 'spent a few days last week as guests of and .Mrs. Newton,. The Rev: J. Archie -"Barker and ,wild of Warsaw; W. -Yr -iris' ited-with Mr, 'and Mrs. W. E. Barker the mid of last week. , - and Mrs-.-31rek-Gawly and hum. - fly. and Mrs. • Kickley were among those to go. west on the first Harves- ters Excursion. •• - Miss -.Rae Murdie, Stratford spent the past • two weeks at Point • Clark, the guest of -her 'cousin; Mir. genie kluidie. • . •' . , -Mies. Belle Robertson, is in Toronto' this week attending the Fall Millinery Openings. She was_accompanied• by -,Misi-Ethel-Andersoa, . Mrs. J. Dingwal, her datightei Mrs. Sthale. and ,granddaughter. Florence .if 'Welsley are guests of Mrs. A. D. Mackenzie 'and Miss Lees. - - and Mts. Temple :Clerk and Douglas are visiting at Mrs. Clark's .former home bete. Mr. Clark reeent13 -returned 'from a trip. in the Canadian Mrd. is Visiting for a few days at- KOmoka, haying accom- panied Mr. and Mts. Elliott to that ooint on -their return trip to New York. . .Mrs, A. Thompson and her dau- ghter,. Mrs. N. W. Perly, of • •Wirmi- peg: who have been.here the past two months returned . to. the. , West Thurs- day of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Templand.'oi Chicago. EL,' Mr. Walter Derry. In- gersoll, and Mr. and Mrs:. D. G. Nich- ol of I-Xamilton.....were.guestslof_Mr,.. and...Mrs. G Anderson, last week. The harvester excursions to the Weiirate as cdpillai-ing ever They were well patronized this year. The accoincnodation. esnecially.,:for weaken and children is greatly improved over years gone by. Mr, Angus, Cameron. of Winnipeg and Mt. John -Cameron Of London, are visiting, their brother.. Mr. It: D. Cameron. Friends of Mr. Angus Cam- eron will he glad to know -that -he is teeing well grailigli-10•-Make the :trip. Mr. and Male J. W. Elliott, Nv York City, Mrs. Nicholson, of Komo- Mrs. Johnston and 'Mrs, Morgan *Leslie, bf INerOn.t0; alk11.,Mr- and mill lull e resent - • G, l?rital. of 1Vleaford were guests of Mrs, Rat. Mullin the past eouple' of 'weeks, --• ' Mr, Alex, Dickie. Aviline, Texas, was a recent visitor *with *Mr. am Mrs. R. 3, Oaineron of town. He was aectornpanied .by Miss Goldie. Deckle of Walled -Lake. bilge -Mr. Deckle is • one of those Who has been lucky in the Teas oil fielebi, Cards of Thanks -The family' of the late Mrs, Samuel Phillips take this opPortimity of expressing their deep appreciation of the kindness and sympathy° shown by friends • and neighbors, during The illnest, and at the death'of their dear, kind mother, (It 'Wati one ofMother's last requests that aCknowledgment Of tide kindiulis. Mese .1. MacKenzie of Cuirass, is IT WAS A LOSING GAME 'TWO GOOD, CONCERTS COMING spendipg •a OW" Weeka Aid,* 'Luck - now friende. • • • - Sim. to- order Your *fertilizer . in time. ,car load. coming. S. Rebertson, • Missies EVOyn and Doris WilliSifts,vf Tillsonhurg,"are .guests of Mrs. J. A. Glennie -this. week.. • • . ' The Rev.'•Mr. . children are • spending their. •yaeation . with • Mr. -A • •Barbour. • • - • _ • . Robertson will have re car- load 'of- Gunn's gure-Gains Fertilizer by •the .end .of. ' Misees Rose - and Le* Smitlt are home .after:*pending. a WeeltPs• 'veva- tion. *ith Goderich friends. •• . • Alex • Nicholson. is , away to England' with -a big ,stbipment of eel!. tle for himaelf_ and Mr, W; E. Hen- dersen. - • • , A company of Lucknow Boy Scouts are camping this week at Clark's Point, :Messrs...Joe MeClure and *.K. Murdie are • in charge. Dad 'and the boys ehjoy good pie .for Sunday's dineer. The Big 8 can supply You .at the Methodist .0hurch on Saturday. August 26th. ' • "Ten Nights in a Bar Room," will be played at the Family Theatre, on Friday August. 25th, Two shows; starts at 7.30 Sharp and- 9.15. Auenis sion 15c & 25c, The dry and hot 'weather of the past two weeks has enabled farmers to make rapid headway with har- vesting and the job -will he about coMpleted this week. Some excellent „stands of second -growth hay ,are be= ing cut. The proprietor tif • The Wilighani Times installed a Linotype typeset-. ting machine last -week- and is- nov, quite up-to-date in „mechenital equip- ment. For the :past two -months The Sentinel hal; been •hel-ping out in the way iTf, setting type for The- Time ' but that Will -be no longer necessar3 • Young Girls' Exhibition and Flow- . er Show under the auspices if k the VViomen's Institute, Lucknow Branch,. to be held in the Council Chamber, ,Lucknow, Friday •Aug. 25, 1922. Ex- hibits must ,be in place -by 2.00' n.m.- Exhibitors and Institute members free; all °there 15c, Tea eerved.-Mrs. Allan• Turner, Sec'y. A.SHFIELD W: M.: S. The regular_monthly . meeting. 01: the Ashrietu, • W. $. 6.. Was ,:heid at nome of Mrs. Jno. Jamieson, Vain a goodly lumber in attendance: In the aosence Of our president. Mrs. nerdy.. Mrs. lanican MacLennan. pre- sided. Ihe meetmg Avas opened -by singink ,a hymit after Which Mrs. ivi... MacKenzie. led in prayer Three excellent 'papers were read by Miss Violet 'MaiLennan.31:isS Od- ell and Mrs. Ewart Jamieson.. vocil selections by Mrs Frank MaeKehtiie- and- -Marion,- Jamieson, were. mubh apprebiated, A very satisfactory , re- • port of -the egg -committee Was given which -added 50 dollars to society's funds: It was decided to make this an annual meeting each member do- noting May 24th -eggs to the..dociety. fhe .hext meeting is to be held at Mrs..F.• DI MacLennan, Sept. • 13. when We hope to have all centri- butions for the bale in. The.meet- ing closed bY.reo,p4ing Lend's Pray -a, e „ • •OOO - WEDDING. BELLg A quiet wedding Was solemniod at the ho)ne 'Of Mr. David Alton.jus. south of Lucknow, on August 16ti. When his eldest daughter, •Lilly. wea united -in -marriage with 'Mr. Clyde: Reid, son of • Mr, and M -re. Thotnt. Reid. LueknoW. The marriage Avai.at• 12.30 'o'clock in the -afternoon the Rev. D. T. L. McKerrol. of Toronto officiat- ing. The bride was given away by hei. father, and she was •accompanied her sister, Miss -Elizabeth, as' brides- • maid.' Mr. Will •Reid was groomsman, _and Master Clyde:Reid,:aenephe.w„: ot. -:the grodin Was ringbearer. the ceremony the company enjoyed tt sumptuoud wedding dinner, a nove feature of which was that a half do -- gen _Boy Scouts copetituted the etan of waiters. This was in recognitior of the fact that she 'grown was scou ernaster-of-the-local-trome - •Mr. and Mrs. Reid. left by motor for. Palmerston and Toronto, On their return they . -will move to Chicago where they vvill reside, . Wallace -Spindler an Tuesday,:August:8th at 3 P. 111.• ill. 'St: James Square. Presbyterian :Church. Toronto, a very pretty wed- ding. •was solemnized,-_- when Mimi • Gladys May. -eldest daughter of Mrs: •A. Spindler and: the late Reuben Spindler was married to -Mr. Andrew Wallace. son of Mr.' and Mrs, H, Walleee„ Winghante'-.-Onte The -Ceree 'molly was conducted 10 Rev. Dr. Corson. The bride was beautifully gowned in a 'cape costum of electrk blue velvette crepe- trimtned With Pearl grey, with black' velvet hat, and :tarried a bouquet of Ophelia roses. Leaning on the arm of her 'brother -in taw', •Mr. T. J. Marks -.-Stratford. she entered the church to the straies of -the wedding mutt& played by Mies furrier. New York. After the sighiee of the register a reception was held in the 'church parlors. Latex the happy couple left for Iterwartlia Lakes, the homespun 'with hat to, match, Upor their return they will reside 111..04 - Ova, Ont, • Large Sum of Money to lend on farm pronerties at lowest eurrenf rated, Also * number of faims for • ed4 while Qiiehed ariethe Weit Will- • •eale or rent, -Geo A• Luck, fifty -place§ in ti r io are vend optinititorit • ..4.1.11,0104; •-•.* Ogle^ " , Q 1 ,All.701. e. • . • o 0.411q la • `v. . 14,• _4 Isa 34. 5 •!0 • At a .meeling of the Teesivater • baseball elub last FridaY evening the financial affairs of the Club were - found to shoat' -a deficit:and those at the meeting, voted in favour a having the supporter's cheques cashed for the purpose •of paying all outstending 'accounts and any balance Will be re, ...turned to the shareholders,. It roughly estimated that 60°per cent of the shares yrould be required to bal- ance thebooks. Last year the cheques were 911 returned. Jt -is .a safe guess that sTeeewater ever has another teaan it wr11 be purely local. Two Seasons of struggling to make • endS meet and -the last one a miserable, failure financially When hopes were the' highest for success,. is rather di's- copraging for the backers of clean sport, and their energies may be dir- ected•in other channels of sport where the money question is not so la*.h.oly a matter' of wor6.--Teeswater News. • --0:05.-0--- • OBITUAlly • Mrs. Samuel- Phillips .• A highly esteemed resident of • West-Wawanosh was called av--. h. -- death on August .17 in the person of Eliza Ann Gaunt, widow 'of the late Sam], Phillips who pre -deceased her a little Jess than two yeare: ago. Mrs Pnillips Was confined to bed for tuonths before her .death, and bore her trying illness. with patient re- signation. She was 'hem 61 years ,ago in West Wawanesh, so that all her • life was passed 'within the township. She was a gentle and kind disposition, and greatly loved by 'all who came in contact with her, She was a colisis- tent and faithful niemIT- •of,the Pres- byterian Church at St. He'- Dur- ing her years of wedded life she pro- ved herself a faithful. -wife. a tender • mother, and a true friend to all. She leaies to mourn, five mins -and two daughters: Janes and Albert, mar-, • ried at Colfox. Sask. George mar- • ried in W. Wawanosh, and John, Lloyd, Rtith and ,Vernie at home, Much • eympathy is felt for the sor- rowing family who have lost both anee.nts within the past two. years. Farewell dear:Motker, a long farewell • Thy trails and.; troubles. are o'er. Farewell, -dear Mother. we'll Miss here, • ' • • Till.we meet again on the heavenly shore. Oh Yes! we.mis"s you Mother, And we for you do mourn • But since it is our Father's will, We could not ask for your return. o -o----. 14JCKNOWS TAX RATE • • DOWN, TWO MILLS • •Compares Filvorably With Rates. in 'Other Towns ' -The Ube -rate in Lucknow for •1922 - .will be. 40 mills heipg _two, mills low.: er than •the rate for 1921. :This will keep the financies of the village Ip perfectly sound condition,. a grati-. fyinx state of affairs when in se mar- towns dna villages there has been* a substantial increase oyer the rate ,for last • year. Our, village rate is. actuallsr down three !mills, and the county rate is• dOwn •one inill; 'but our schopl rate is up two mills, leav- ing a total decrease- of only twn mills -- Here- is 'the -way -in -which -Abe iTar- con•alrates cempare-with•-thOse or": 1921-- .1921 • 1922- . 14 Debenture' 3 7.5 . County 6.5 4-• Street Lights 4 10,5 . • School 125 42 40 ^ • A 'comparison with tax conditions in some ° neighboring towns is of terest. Here are a few: . , • Briessels • - 7 32.3- inillS Durham•• 43 Kincardine , 52 Mild/oak . 36 Seaforth 40. Walkerton ' 56 Wingham• ASZ :Marton- -0.0 • GETS NEWS. OF BROTHER'S F'• • 'DROWNING ' Mr.. Bert Roisenberry. of Kitchener who was -spewing lorroFk-witir-Itr ---Wr--LrL-Mackene, --liere-re- ceived a 'telegram informing him that his youngest -brother. Frank i and 0 nephew, Laverne Sinder. had been drowned in Breslau Dam, a ,short dis twice out from Kitchener. • ' The two lads were, 'aged 12 and 10 -years. They with a companion named Howard Weber went out to the Bres- low 'darn to fish, They came Teo, an old boat 'end Weber first-rnade a Tittle - trip out on the water with'it: When, he returned, ' the Bossebberry and Snider, boys went. out and were ,,oine to make quite a lengthy trip about -the 'dam. --W-eber'7----,lt -tertnt fisiftm • dole for himself and while he was do- ing this lie heard 'another boy eight years of P COQ tallirie out that the boat had -capsized. Mid .the two occupants were in the weter. Weber ran, to a nearby garlise• and told Jacob Rudr end E, S. Elv Of what' had hanpened TheY info the water, but could net get within 20 feet of the boat ring to the depth of water whieh -rune no to their mouths. Unable to Intim the" had to tern hatch, They met r)scar Williams of Kitchener who , was paising'in a ear. He could swim. ,md throwirte' off *his -clothes, be •soor had young Boseeeberry out of the Tater but he could not find the other „lad. BeeseeherliT at first seemed te have some life: hut all efforts at re- meietioe failed, The' -body of fly Sri(lor bov wns not reeeeeene 11,0+4. halfahoer later when the dam had 1094 OW944 rvg, Ygt‘ 66 • aolj.: One Sent 23 Another Oct 12 Those whO enjoy a good varied eetet cert progratn of piesic, elocution. ...rid fun will be pleased to learn that the Lucknow Fire Co. has made arrallge-• ments two eoneerts to be given in •the Town Hali within the next two..months. The talent' is the 'very best obtainable in Canada eo that 'Something teeny, good -Mar be look -- .ed forward to, . • -On 'the 'evening et September 13th the mutant Will, be giyen by "The .Fax Fun CompanY". a comeany under the, leadership, of Jim Fax,' possibly , the hest -known entertainer in Can, ada. As an entertainer Jim is "said tQ improve with itee, and is better than ever, He has with hint splendid as- Soeiates; Charles Stanley is dr•scribt.tl as a magnificent baritone, as good . • :Oldfield in the opinioe of many: Miss Craine. one of the most gifted sop- • ramie io Canada. and a comedienne 01 a high •order, and Miss Mason an el- ocutionist and pianist •with few equals. • They give single numbers, duetts, and quartetts. and their pro- gram is. closed with a comic operatic sketch. ' :The concert of ,October 12th will be by the Bob Wilson Company, a great combination of which more will be said later. Keep , these ' excellent concerts in mind-Septerniber 13, and etober 12. About the same time they •'will ° be giVen in a number, of neigh- boring towns: • • 0 0-9-----' , FUNERAL OF. THE LATE GEO. LAWRENCE -The• remains of Mr. Geo: H Law-. rence, whose 'death at Winnipeg, on Aug. 8th we briefly mentioned in .our last id.sue,• arrived in . Lucknow for interment on Monday of last week The- fuheral which' was in charge of the local lodge of Oddfellows was on Tuesday afterneon, the service being held in the Ledge -hall. 'The, Rev. K,. A. Gotten. of South Kinloss coxiduCted• the religious service *While • Dr. D. Paterson and Mr: D. C. Ta.ylor lead in the funeral service of the in the lodge room and at the grave. There was a very large atterrdance of memhers of: the order and friends oi the family, ' . . •• The •late Mr. Lawrence was a soi, of one of the -pioneer families of. Leland* and was most -favorably ,knawn all. of' the older residents. Two 'brothers Ed. of Buffalo, and Dave, of, Sault Ste, Marie, Mich,• attended the -funeral.. • - Mr. LaWrence.who was 54. years 'o ' age, had been -ip • failng health for about -a• year. but he was able ,to be about and no worse :than ueuel mitt' shortly before- he passed away. Abotit e year ago he had a- severe attack of brontical trouble and. from "this he never :reeeovered. . WHITECHURCIL - August, 22. Miss Nettie Cottle has been Vieit- ing friends in Wingham. ' Miss Lily ,McQooid of Crewe Sunday With Miss 'Ida •Miss' Bertha MacKay of Winkham I spent• -the week -end at her horne here . • ..---Misses Maridn'and'. Ethel:Simpson,. -,Cif Win -Otani are Vislfing-with...411irs,. . Henry; ' .Dr: Mary Findlater of iffoghingtoii, D C. is visiting :with Mr. and Mrs. P.' Henry. • • . -Mr. and• Mrs, Will •Fraser inent Sunday at the home of Mr. and. Mrs: B. Vsylor. . • • . " • • -Misses Agnes and Jean Kenn '37- are:visiting .a few days with_ friends .-at 'Guelph,. • ••• • . Mrs: Wellw(;od -of Ortnikeville is visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Ar- -thur Moore. -- . Misses N: Cottle. Cs. Terra- and -V. Henry. ere . holidayieg this week in .Kincardiee. • , . •We are glad bo repo % that Mr. John Clubb-'who was injured in an• is improving. . Mr. and Mrs, Gordon ,More and baby of Lucknow spent SiindaY with • Mr. 'and, Mrs. J. 'Purdort; . -Mr.---.Glenn-- Phillips -of -Creighton; "-mined-is-Spending a few days Nvith . Mr '. arid Mrs. Mac Ross, • Miss Kathleen Brownlee and. -41a- --stet Ernest Srvarling v , are visiting . with Mr. and Mrs; Geo.' Cettle. . Miss Carr of Dungannon and Misi johriston of Stratford are spending jthoehinkstovnacation at ,the hoine of J. • Mrs, Rev. John A. •Mundell,and daughter Ruth' Elaine' of Detroit, are Visiting' at the .home•-of,- Kengie, Paterson • Mis,s Annie Sirnoson..‘03"' has been enjoying. a holidav with her sister, Mrs. F. Hepry.-returni this week to _her -home' at- Alberta:' _ • - Mrs, Howard of Toronto. Mrs, At-'• kinson. of Guelph, and Mr. and Mrs: - Barber, of Acton. visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. R Perrier. Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnston of Tor- onto and Mrs. Sherriff and daughter Grace of Wingham visited on Sunday with Mr -and Farrier- . Miss Isabel FoWler, of Saskatoon, Sask. Miss . Paterson of Toronto; and .Miss A. Cummings of Wingham are enjoying a holiday at.the home of Mr, MaCkentie P,aterson. We enjoyed on Sunday ha. -in•-• "r Hwang a representative of the Bible Orioctihetey rwrehsdb:tsevripatioNelwlirlt,eivib andtegi els. tete views of China at the eveniee service •was vent interesting. Mr, Hwang is a Native of Chitia exL nects the eemnletiee of his Uni- versity •studieA to Clrltm as ibtliSSiOnitrY tg, 0.10 DOODle. • . .01WadaYS7 .a "SALADA". for .13,Teara.faist,for dinner, • for supppie and five ..,o'clocitTea'thei Con- tinent wide 106 Per -Cent Pure • Tea as staple as our daily bread • . • - "The Big 8" (Under the auspices orthe Ladies' Aid). - will hold a Sale of Home -Made Cooking it) the ' Basement of the Methodist Church, on . Saturday, August 26 at 3 o'clock. sharp "U -Need -a -Rest" Patronize Us • Eggs, • Butter: Hogs 4S .. • . LOCALMARKET • Our Saturday Specials - Puff Pastries, Crearn Slices and Fruit Cake. :Home -Made Bread Top Price for BUtter and Eggs, at HOLLYMAN BROS. PHOP1E 56, LUCKNOW The following special prizes -.have added te the prize list a the Kinloss Township. School Fair to be held at Hdlyrood, Tues, Sept- 19. • 1. Best Calf:born on or after 'May 1. 1921. Prize .1st $1.25. 2nd. 75c.- deriated by Ernest Ackert. • 2 Hitching and unhitching con- test. Each Contestant will supply his or her.pwn horse, harness and buggy. Prize by. Jno; 'Purvis. 1st $1,25 2nd, 20c 75c • ' • 25 to 35c. 3- . . Writing. "In Flander'l Field's."' • $12 25 Prize by -Henry. Mathers. ist. .80c. • • 2nd .60c., 3,rd. .40e.. 4th .20c. ° • " ' A :Special Representative, Of . • .p_ op ,...Hatlors bs:e. with -- Wedne-Sd4St: AUg.Ogit 30 (only) Neve.s.t. Fat Materials, .Tailoiedin: Any - - .!Style on'.Wish,711104 „ tit: • ..$24,011 • -• oar, • .3to.• ) ••- , • _ Our range of a.rnples, which will be on disPlay, - it. Coo. Decker's, includes the Finest °Indigo. BotanySerges,•Plaiti and Fancy Tweeds, W_or- eds and Saxony finished cloths in the latest • tteins,and_colotiqglscg,FalFand-Winter-Wear. We will also, show the •wellaCloth-es-- Quality" samples from $24.00 ° • Made -to -Measure Made -to -Fit Made -to -Satisfy DO.n9t. Miss This Great Cipnollunity , . fdneScla,y,.: at .ec •Neat, 'Spappy and _Dura.ble_Ai Our New Modes in Ladle Strap Slippers - :and 'Oxfords for Fall. •-• ' The cool days and nights remind 'us that Pall is approaching, and Surinter-TOotwearie getting -pretty ii61-1-1WWrii -out-IN'Te 1hae• some Very nice lines in Tau and Patent Strap Slippers 'with buckles, which nre very POpular, at pi -ices fronj 35,00 to $7,50.' • . , $chOO1 Again in Two Weeks School days will soon be her again. Let us fit up the boy's and girls with good serviceable ..shoes at i-easohable price:, • - A Special Line of ll'oys' Black Elk Shoes at $2.75, ' = ••• , RATHWELL • & TURNER We Aim. to Give You Quality and :Service. • ,,,E•olro v v•-..;•420"-• - • •. 1,••••• •• o • 4.; •