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VETERINARY SURGEON.- Dr.
• W. d.. Keleher,' ;^.Ripley, Piloiie 29,
• night'ter 'days -t f • .. .
DENTIST, •
' Dr, "MacLeod will visit- Lucknow
*very Tuesday. Office above. that of
oro. Elliott & Connell. 23-24f.
• "DR. PARKER,: OSTEOPATH, at the
• 'Cain House, Lucknow, every Wed-
nesday afternoon. All chr3nic,tlis-
eascs successfully treated. Osteo
pathyremoves tae physical causes.
of ,disease. Adjustment of the
. shine is „more ' quickly secured and
with fewer treatments by Osteo-
pathy . than by any other method.
Toronto prices paid' for all .kinds of
poultry. •
• 9-641 A. Grbspopf^Lncliaow.
FOR SALE,—_Quantity'of,pine luin-
ber. suitable for outside building. Can.
Foran. R. 2. Lucknow,. Phone 32 on
46. ' 19-10-p.
WOOD FOR SALE, ter immediate
at
• FOUND,—On the road between
., Lucknow and Whitechurch, an -auto-
mobile tire. Owner may have same
, on.- proving property and' paying ex-
penses, A. F. Holland, Dungannon..
26-10-p.
delivery. Enquire Joyitt's Office;
TARE NOTICE THAT
1. The Council of the Corporation
lof, the Village of Lucknow intends to
construct as a local 'imnrovemrent a
cement sidewalk on the following
streets- in the, Village of Lucknow.
namely: • .
On the north side sof. Campbell
street from Havelock street to
the eastern limit of the' Village"
. T of Lucknow.
On the north side of Wiloinghby
...street between Outram street and
Have ' street.
- On thk south side of .Willoughby.
• street from. Havelock street to a
' distance of two hundred and sev-
enty feet in an easterly direction
, from Havelock street.
And intends to "specially' assess a
part of the cost upon the (land abutt-'
ing directly on the work,
2. The estimated 'cost of the work
'is •$1466,16.. of which' $586.46 ds to be
Paid by the Corporation. 'The estiniat-
• ed special rate perfoot frontage is.
4,5 The special assessment is to—'be
paid in twenty annual • instalment..
3. A netition against the work. --;11
not' avail to prevent its construction.
- - Dated :at;.Lucknow.: this -6th, day=of
October A D; 1922
Joseph Agnew, Clerk.
AUCTION SALE
Mrs. James ,Mackinnon (formerly
Mrs. Ribinson) will have an Auction•
Sale of her:household .effects at'ier-.
residence , in ' Lucknow. on Saturday.
October 21. commending at • 3 o'clock.
MacCharles, Acct
NOTICE .---•
I3Li11•iam:...Riv -- i
ars having moved- to
. Goderich, the blacksmithing',business
carried 'on by Rivers Bros.. will be
• continued by. Albert Rivers, and all
accounts in 'connection with the 'busi-
ness are now payable -to him.
26-10-p:
AIJCTION SALE .
Of 60 Head of Cattle
• I- will sell. at the Vendome -Hotel
Stables, Teeswater. on Saturday. Oct'
21., commencing at 2, o'clock p.m::
sharp. 25 Two-year-old Steers. good
feeders: 15 two-year-old Heifegood
• feeders: 5 Cows; '15 Yearling Steers
and h'eifers.-all first-plass.'Grade Dur
• ham stock..Ontario bred. ---Fester Mof-
fat. Prop.. John Purvis, Auct.
EXPLANATION .
In :making' the report that _ Rnss.:
Robertson. of Lheknow. struck Mr.
Harry Pennell With his car, in Tees -
Water on Show night. I was. wrongly
informed and regret thet_I made this
statement. •
---It •was-Russ•Roberisonahat r led.for
,p1•11"%:some time to lecke thepatty who did
strike Mr. Pennell.
I do not know who started this re-'
rort. but it wonld be -a good thing if
-this- party -could- be=-located.-so_that:
•. action could betakenagainst him.
,(Signed)D. Scott
A IN- MEMORIAM— .:
In lovine memory of the late. Har-
. ofd J. MacDonald who died one year
ago—Tuesd October 18th.. 1921.,
"In life beloved. in death lamented."
"Just in the morning of his life.
One year ago today:.
Dear. Harold's loving spirit passed
From earth and grief away,
He's -gone, the loved and cherished one
His 'mother's dearest pride;
Death claimed his' victim. and ie sank.
His life was asked, but was denied.
In vain friends around his dying bed,
Nursed tenderly his form of clan:
In vain were tears of sorrow shed.
But the Angels called. dear ;Harold
away'
Forget thee. no! While :memory lasts,
Thine inpage shall not fade.
Till we shall meet where sorrow ne'or
Shall cast a *I trim shade." ,
t erpar 9 Furse, l zags p.
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o LOCAL AND GL •
o . •.. a a .o • ., a •_ s. •
Mrs. tV,.,f. Eccleston, of Glai w
7s the guest of Mrs, 11. ,gook th
week.. '
Miss Lila 'Little, of Listowel, vi '
with Lucknow . friends during
'Week
ee
o•
rth,
sited .
the
Miss Ann•
ieMacKinnon was nitro
;Toronto to spend the week -end at h
home; in town • •
20th. The deceased lady, was a ire
relation of a number of those acti
in promoting the match.
Mr, • P.:13„ Miller, of London, ape
a few days of last week ab thm
e hom
of Mr, and Mrs.. Wm. McNeil.
Mr. Elliott; Little, . of Chicago, '
spending his., vacation with his pa
ents, Mr.,and Mrs. w. J. Little.
Miss Jennie Morrison, of Kincar }vas as the guest '. of Mrs, • Geo
Douglas a few days of • the past week
Mr. and Mrs, John Andrew ha
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Dt LUCKNow, ONT.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER /9, 1922.
ASHFIELD W. M. S.,
.The regular monthly, meeting of
Ashfield` W. M. S., was held at 'the
home of Mrs. Cathcart on Wednesday,
Oct, llth., the President, Mrs. Hardie,
presiding. After :the opening hymn,
Mrs.• Beckett:read the Scripture. lesson
,sifter which aU••,repeated the Lord's
• Pra er, Mrs. Hardie and, 'Mrs. F.D.
MacLennan gave interesting sketches
gave
of the Wingham meeting.. A very -in-
teresting sketch. oraTindoo woman's
day ,wps d 14 Miss Jennie Cath,
cart, also one by. C. MacKenzie on
nurses' l°vork in ,India. Nits : Lizzie
Stewart was appointed Messenger
Secretary on account of Miss J. Cath -
ca
rt resigning. The meeting closed by
singing of - hymn . and Mrs."Hardie
leading 4n prayer. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Jas,
as -MacDonald, Paramount, on Wednes-
r- . day, Nov; 8th.—Secy.
•
ve
gone to Guelph for the winter months
Mr. Andrew is taking a course in th
Mrs," D, Iiouglas and daughte
Jean, are spending a couple of wee
with Mr. aalid Mrs, C. F.' Richards*
Teeswater. . • •9
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Miss Carrie Geodes, who was hom
on vacation•fer the past month, re
turned to..Tdronto on Monday tore
mune her•duties as nurse.
Mr, -Samuel MeNall, manager
of
the Wallaceburg Sugar Factory, open
.the past week at the home of his
cousin; Mr. Wm. McNeil.
• Mr.. Thos. Webster was up from
"London for, a few days this week, and.
attended the funeral of his aunt, the
sate Mrs. • Thomas 'Webster. •
Mr, Wm, MacKinnon,. of Paris,
France, :while on a business trip to
New ;York, took a tun up, to Lucknow
and spent the week -end with his par -
ants, Mr. and Mrs. Angus M.aeRineen,
On acocunt of the funeral of. the
:ate Mrs, Thomas Webster, on Wed-
nesday of this' week, the, Plowing
Match arranged for . by the Tuxis
Square, of -Zion, to beheld on the
farm of Thomas' Coote of Ashfield,
zhas been postponed until Friday,'Qct.
t
Mr. K. R MacKenzie arrived home
.n_Sa_turd ay from :an_ enjoyable -trip-
-through Western Canada, which, took
him as far .as Victoria, B.C., and
through the famous fruit -belt of the
Pacificiprovince,-He was ;away seven
weeks, and on the outward trip was
an company with Mr, and` Mrs, Ken-
aleth MacKenzie, of Teeswater.
MARRIED IN MICHIGAN • ,
Mr James
Mackinnon, of Cass s City.
Midi.,
who spent the past suninner'and
arly •fall with his- friends, 'Messrs.
:hylas MacMillan . and Angus Mac-
Kinnon, 'and Mrs, Emma Robinson, of
town,' were Married in , the R, C.
Church, Cass City,,_on':Monday oflast.
week, :the Rev. Father,'Dorvlan offici-•
:Following the
sting_ ' • ..',ceremony, 'a number of friends of the bride and
groom enjoyed a,wedding breakfast at
the home of Mr, .1. Maclellan, an
uncle of . the 'groom.; Mr. and Mrs,
Mackinnon- will make their home near
DEATH 'OF• MRS. THOS; WEBSTER'
One of the very, old residents of .I
north Ashfield. passed away on Sun-
day of this week in the person of Mrs,
Thomas Webster, 'at the a' -e of. '81
years: ,She had been ailing for several
months with infirinitie _Of . old.... ge..
With her late husband she had resid-
ed
ed on: the 14th: Con, of Ashfield since
the earls; eighties.'the gtome,
y having
from Ireland in the wear 1883. Her
husband died ten years agb. She is
survived by two' sons and four daugh-
ters: John. on the' family homestead:
James of the -9th. Con.. Ashfield; Mrs;
G. Gibson and lifts Peter .Coon. •,.of
Ashfield: yrs., W, Webster, of Coch-
rane. Ont;. and Mrs. 'Jas. Miller. of
Lucknow. The funeral. to Greenhill'.
Cemetery. was on Wednesday after-
noon. ' •
BORN •
Mackenzie, -,--In' Lucknow, Ont,, on
October lith., 1922, to Mr; Sind Mrs,
Neil D. Mackenzie, a son --Donald
' ' Alan. ,
CHURCH NEWS ;
• Next Sunday will, be the Annual
Missionary annniversary on Ashfield
Methodist . Circuit. Rev. S. R. John -
stop, B.A., of Bervie, will preach at
Zion at 10.30 a.m.; Hackett's at 2,30
P.m„ and Blake's: at 7 p.m, '
The Guild;. --There was 'the, usual
good attendance atthe Presbjrterian
Guild meeting on Monday evening,.
The Scripture reading • by Miss Fern
Reid; was followed x by a prayer by
Rev. R, MacCalluni. "The Passing of
the Impossible" was ' the suggestive
topic discussed in an interesting way
by Messrs. A. •D, 'Mackenzie, W L,
Mackenzie, and Alias Tens Carrick,
Mr. Joe Hassall gave a selection on
the, mouth organ,. Mrs. Phillip Stew-
ard contributed a solo, and Miss Nor-
ma Thompson a reading. A quartette
by Messrs. Glennie and Watsonand •
Misses M. MacCallum and M. ' Aitche-
son was yell received, •
In connection` with .South Kinloss
W.M.S.; a •special meeting far the
Home elpers was held at the home.
:if • Mrs- an . McKinnon .
, 4th, con,, on.
Wednesday; October 11th. Twenty-
three members, were .present. After
the opening exercises by Mrs,. Golian,
readings were 'given by Mrs. Allister
Hughes. and' Mrs;. MacIver_ Norma
Nicholson and May : Maclnnes sang,
after which a general ‘urvey was:
given �of . the. merits of the Messenger,The ..meeting closed . with a ' prayer
circle. Lunch was served after and all
went. home.'feeling they had spent a
very, sociable and profitable afternoon.
The annual. Thankoffering of the So-
ciety +will be held in the' Church . on
Thursday, October. 26th., at' 8 pm.,
''when the Rev. James Buchannan, of
India, will address the meeting.
- --WHITECHU RCH
• Tuesday, Oct. 17th.
Mrs. A Leitch, ' of Detroit, is vis-
iting her • sister, Mrs- .Gillies.;
Mrs, Morrison, of Dungannon, is
visiting ;friends in the village,
Mr. Gowans attended the Teacher's
convention held-i'th Southampton, last
week
Miss Marion-Casem
ham, visited a few days . with Miss
Addie. Ross.: ".
Mr, and Mrs. Herb Laidlaw spent
Sunday with Mr•• and• Mrs. • Harry
McClanaghan at Belgrave; .
Mr, and Mrs. Jim. Morrison of •
Turnberry . visited recently with Mr.
-and Mrs; James !Cornelius. ' • '
Mr. and Mrs, 'Gibson .Gillespie and
children spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, P. McLean at Belgrave.
Mrs .•S; --Plowright •• and little; 'sop,
Allan, of Lucknow, visited .on Sat-
urday at Mr. K. Paterson's.
Mrs. Garton Sr. 'and daughter,
Mabel are visiting in Port'. Huron
with Mr. and . Misr • J.ohn Garton,
.Messrs-Eliwell ° Webster; Edwin
daunt ^ and Stanley Thompson return-
ed home from the West.last week.
'Mr. and Mrs. W. Martin and son
Bruce_vistssl_on..unday_with__Mr; _.
and Mrs. 0. 1L Chowan, of Brussels,
'Mr. and Mrs Jno, Carruthers and
family and Mr. Dave Carruthers, of
Ripley,,visritedrece)itly.:with-Mi, and
Mrs, Jno. Falconer,
The Sacrament, of the Lord's, Sup-
per willbe observed in the Presby-
terian Church. on- Sunday, Oct, 29th,
Rev, Mr. Tait, of BlUevale will assist
at the preparatory service on Friday
Evening, Oct, 27th, '
The topic in the Guild on Sunday
night was taken by Mr. Jack Clubb,
Miss Ada Clubb gave a splendid re-
port of, the Young People's Conven-
tion held in. Kititkrrline recently, The
topic for next Sunday is in charge of
r. Johnston 'Conn.
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SOCIAL EVENING . •
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Mc'Clenelthan,—:&t Weave_ On Oct-
ober 13th.. 1922, to Mr and Mrs. II.
J, McClenaghan. a`daughter-Edith
Mary, ° (Mrs, McClenaghan was
formerly MiSs Maud Barbour, of
4 ow)
''�•i.n#) T
Lucknow Lodge, LO,O.F., *i11 hold
a social evening in their hall on • the
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' KINLOSS.
Farmers are busy with threshing,'
Thursday and Friday of last week
was Teacher's Convent -apt at'South:-
Mr.
outh-
ampton; •
11ir. and Mrs. Walter Kaake spent
Sunday with. ' Mr. George: Needham,
Pinkerton; �
Miss Pearl /Geddes 'spent: a ° few
days recently with her grandinother,
Mrs. Guest,. Bervie, .
' A few of the attend-
ed
sports attend-
ed •the Tea ai Bervie last -Monday
night, They reported: a good time.
A large number of folk from' our
burg took in the.Anniversary .services
at Kingarf. Rev. Mr, Bayes, of
Lucknow,• conducting the Service.
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FOURTH CON., KINLOSS .
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' Monday, Octii.-4h•
.Miss H; • MacDonald is; home from
'Detroit, .
Mrs, Wm. MacDonald; of Lucknow,'
visited at:..W. Robb's, 4th. of Huron,
during the week",
We notice. a few fields of sweet
clover yet unharvested: Presumably
they are for seed,
15Ir• Alf; • Tavistock, who has been
residing' with Ken, MacDonald for
some time, is away forea few holidays.
Since the recent rains the farmers
are having a very favorable. time for
preparing the ground for next sea-
son's. cropt and taking •up the root
crop.
It is' said that a number ,of flocks
of wild geese have been seen making
their way to the . north lately. Found
it too warm to . go south yet. The re-
cent drop in temperature may change
their minds, -
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BELFAST .
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BELFAST.
Tuesday, October 17.
Mt. and Mrs. Wilson IrVein spent
Sunday with friends .in Dungannon...
air's. John Stothers, of ' Lucknow,
visited friends' in the burg on'Monday.
Mr. and Mrs; John Ernmerton vis-
ited at the latter,'s honte' here on Sun -
Mr. and Mrs, George' Hunter and
family, of Zion, visited friends here
on Sunday,. •
1 Misses Pearl and Hazel. Raynard
visited :their,-sisiter, Mrs. Walter' Al-
ton, on Saturday
Mr, and Mrs;. Ewart Tay_lcr of
Lucknow, visited at . the 'home of �Mr.
Joseph Hackett on Sunday. `
,Mr, and.Mrs. Phillips and famil
__ y
Of 'Wawanesh, visited at the home of
Mr. John Campbell last week
The' •ladies- of Hac�kett's Church are
preparing quilts and clothing to send
.to those that have.loo•so much in the..
fire in- the northern conn ry. et•'ali
help: on the good work. -
-.-�HOL YROOD-
•.. ' Monday, Oct; 16th•
' Mr, Denzil' Sta'tters. is spending a
'fe`v days at" his home, 10th. Con. -
.. llfr- Stewai t M P. of Iiantilton;
was a 'guest—at the Purvis home last
weeks..
and Mrs, Aimer Ackert' spent
Sunday at .14Ir. H. Chadburn's, Kin-
garf.
. Quite a number of the young people
around here took . in the convention
at Ethel.
Meksrs""ElIiot'were Weil -end visit-
ors at the home of Will Hemni bgway,
Brussels. •
Master Raynard . Ackert, • who has
-been-very neatly'- he past Week;_ we
are glad to report, is improving.
Miss Edith Hughes, Miss Frances
Harrison, Mr, Rutledge' and Mr;'d'l:ar-
rison were guests 'at the Pierce.home
on Sunday;
-Miss Pearl Congraini hal rein n.
,home from Kincardine' Hospital 'where
she underwent an operatien for ap-
lieitdieittis.� - _ '
--,H•olyrood..School was -Closed -Thurs-
day and Friday of las week as Miss
Murray attended the Teacher's Con-
vention 'at
on-vention'at Southampton,
4.. Mrs.:Ihoinas-Harris and son, -Les-
lie, •n p. pred to Kincardine Sunday and
were accompanied .home; by Mrs
Palmer, the former'.s mother.
-The Women's -bi titute met 'at the
home of Mrs, Joe. Gamble. A very
lively discussion; led: by.. Vita Gladys
Colwell was the main programme
(Winter flowering plants), After
lunch was served by' the hostess,all
were invited guests at the Cox home
in Manor of Mr. and Mrs, John. Cox'
who had celebrated their golden 'wed-
ding day two days previous,
.•--o::o-ct•.
IN MEMORIAM •
In loving memory of my'dearw'fe:.
Emma Laving Sherwnnd. acid inf+trtt
daughter; Dorothy; who died October
18th.. 1921. "Everremembered,"
:gasoarrM - moo M U 1'%
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,ASHFIELD NOTES .
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ur-e seen Tea
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° > Tnesday, October .17.
Mrs. Jack Melntosh,: of Paramount,
is visiting • friends in : Lucknow; •
�.oden Ritchie, sof Walkerville,'vis-
ited friends in Paramount during•the
week. °
Huss Mary igeLean, • of Lothian,
is visiting' friends in. Guelph .this
weep,
Mrs• Pritchard • and daughter, of
TTronto,, :are °.'visiting .friends at.
Laurier; '
Mr, Willie Struthers, of Paramount.
who has had a severe cold, is, re-
covering. •
Miss -Mary Mclvor, of Laurier,
spent the week end with friends in
Lucknow
Mr, and. Mrs. Jas. Stanley , of Para-
mount, spent Sunday with friends in
Kincardine.
Miss Winona Hardy, of Kincardine,
is visiting her cousin; Miss Agnes
Wiley,of Laurier.' '
Miss Mary Belle Douglass, of Rip-
ley, is visiting her cousin, Miss Jane
Cathcart near Kintail,-
Miss Grace Blake, of Zion. spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, James
Webster, of Paramount. -
Mr, ' and Mrs, Jack McDonald, of
Lothian, spent Sunday With Mr. an%
Mrs. Jas, ,'Reid of Lucknow.
Mr. and ' Mrs. .Harold Evans,
Nanticoke, are visiting with Mr, an
Mrs. Robt.: Drennan of Kintail,,
Mrs. W. R. Walker, of Huron,' seen
the week end with her daughter, Mrs
James Struthers, of Paramount.,
Miss Flossie • McGregor and Mis
Olive Terriff, of Whitechurch,. spa
an evening- with Mr." and Mrs.. Jac
Henderson of Paramount.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Webster, Mr, and
Mrs; Jack Gibson, Mrs. Rising and
Mrs, L. Webster, of Seaford', spent
the week end with friends in Zion..'"
The • Misses " Ida Hamilton, Ell
Cowan, Annie 'Grant, Luella Finlay-
son, Violet' McLennan and V. Tiffin
attended the 'teacher's 'convention at
Goderich, • ' ..•
Mrs.' Pickering and Dorothy left on
Friday for Detroit,. where it is hoped
,a change of scene and treatment will
he beneficial to Dorothy ;and, soon
restore-._
.her to health again
Rev. J. S. Hardie,. John N. Mc-
Kenzie and • 11Surddck C. Mckenzie,
of .
Kintail, Attended the _ anti=union
conference' in Toronto last week, 'and
had their enthusiasm 'In' 'opposition.
P
to church union stimulated to. a fever
.heat. •
Mr. :and. Mrs, T. J; Lannon have
returned after a:tp. •day,:motor .trip,
pleasantly spent. renewing " old ac-'•
quaintances around Chatham, W'al-
laceburg and Windsor where' Mrs::
Lannon taught previous to' her
marriag8_, __ _ . .
John. Swan . and family who • have
.heen-working the Kirk fad-Lotli-`
ian, for the 'past several years,, are
--moving--this wee'. to --the- farm he
rented near ` Dungannon. John has
always been.' an obliging neighbor and
his `friends wish ,him spccess in his
new home..
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Monday; Oct, 16th,
Mr. Cecil Blake left on Tuesday, for
Detroit; • •
Mr. and . Mrs: Wilfred. Drennan
•sasited_ Belfast friends -on-:Sunday •- u
Mr. Thomas Menary,:of Sheppard -
ton, spent Sunday with' friends here,
Miss, Violet .Finnigan, of Seaforth
i.s. spending,_a_few.,days_at•_her. home.
here.
Mr: Wm, Campbell, of Westfield,
visited. his daughter, • Mrs, Crozier.
recently. • .
Mr, and Mrs... John Menaty- and
Maeaspen ,Sunday... ttiith•-fr-iends`--in-
Dungannon, -
Quite'a number from here attended
anniversitry services_ at'_ Dungannon'
,on Sunday. : •
Misses Maiiii. and Alma Howell,,,of
Gi3erich spent the week -end with
friends' here.
Miss Ida Ellgslet-, of Mount°Foiest:
tvas the, guest of Mrs, Sam'Sherwood:
:n .Saturday. • • •
Mr..James Mallough;. of Dungannon,
spent a' few days at the home of his.
daughter, Mrs. Albert McQuoid.
Misses_,. Maude and A1ma_:Homuth,.
of Goderich, are spending a few days
with their uncle, Mr. Wnt. Crozier.
Mr and Mrs. Bert 'Treleaven and•
family spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs, Robert Treleaven, Dungannon,
Mr, and Mrs, Matthew Woods, of
Lucknow, and Dr; and Mrs. - Herb
Woods , of Detroit. were the guests
of Mr. and Mtg. "m.. Durnin oil
Sunday. .
The Monthly meeting -of the W. M.
S. wasp- held at the home -'of Mrs,
(Rev.) Walden on Tuesday and a
large number of• ladies attended and
enjoyed at 094 Riranta
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is guaranteed the finest
Then ' .t bears the I
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aQ s0
Faamous''or its Flavor--Justtry a sample.
FORDYCE.
It's a long, long way to Tipperary.
A shorter . ad to Ethel, isn't it -Jack?
' Myles c�yillan recently sold car-
brad
ar
load of cattle to Murdoch Bros,, of
Exeter.
Viola Jamieson spent the week -end
with her friend, Mary ' Durnin, of St.
Helens. ••
A few from around here attended
Harvest Home services at St. 'Helens
on Sunday,.
Eva Boyle, of .Wingham, -spent the
week -end at the home of her mother,.
Mrs. Jas, Boyle. • •
Mrs. 'Jas: St. Marie is spending a
few days ..with her mother, Mrs. _Gil -
eon, of Mildmay,
. If all reports are' true, rVictor has
put away the Gray -Dort and come
hack to'the Ford.
, Mr. -Roy Shortland and sister,' Lot-
tie, of Kehnilworth,'apent'a-few days
Tt Mose„Champion"s: •
Wni. Webster lost a .calf- last week
from "black quarter." :He is having
his stock'..enoculated,
The neighbors and'friends of Mrs
Jas, Aitebeson' will be pleased to know
that she is improving,: n1ce13•
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ST; HELEN'S ,
Miss Beatrice McQuillin was home
from Stratford for a few days last
week
Mrs. Laois has returned from, •.a
three weeks' visit with friends in the
States, .
Miss' Evelyn Currie, of ;Goderich,
visited her sister, Mrs, W. D. Phillips,
last week; • '
Mrs. Ed. McRoberts' lias ' arrived
home ' after, a motor tripto Milton
and Toronto,
• Mr. Percy -Hyde, who .spent.the•last
two months at .'Senium Sask' rr ved-
home last Tuesday; •
Mrs. Alex MacLennan is spending
a few days with her sister,.' Mrs, Mc
.Dowell, at Westfield, + ` ' , •
..Howlett•Ptillips Upon her :arrival,
at Moose Jaw on Saturday, : Sept 30,
the . marriage Was solemnized of Miss
Anna ,ltuthoi�'ic-�-Rh-y Phillips,
er daughter of -the late Mr.' and_Mr
SamueV Phillips, to Mr, Bertrand'
Howlett, of M.>ssbank ' Mr. and lir-
Howlett :will reside • on -the groom's
farm ; at Messban`k, •
.' The regular .meeting: • of the W.--
iEii n Institute will be' held at tr..e
home of ' Mrs • J. B .Rutherford,';an
Thursday 'affernoori, '`Oaf'ober•
36th,
The meeting is in charge of -Miss An;
nie McKenzie,` and the stibject'is• "The
Influence of Dress' on Character;” J o11
Call, "Some • things -worth knowinz.
The -ladies, liurpe pocking 'a bale of
,elrith ng -tel-s,enuo Northern% Ontario
at this meet'ng..Any donations '_kftt.
at the store before .that ' date will be
thankfully .received. •--
Our Saturday Specials
Fruit Cake
Maderia Cake • .
Puff Pastries
Top Price for Butter• and Eggs; at
e HOLLYMAN'S
PHONE 36, LUCHNOW
CUT GLA S .
•
.See -the display.' of Cut Glass
in cur window, and you will
be surprised at the .girices on
these beautiful pieces.
Beautiful Iced Tea Set, only $15_00
Water Pitcher and 6 Bell Tumb-.
lets.$9,50
Cake Plate with handle •
d $5.25
Cheese and Cracker - :., $6.50
Cream and .Sugar $$,75
Sal'}ad a id Derry BowI $3,00•
Milk l'.ichc.r . ' ' $2;00
Mustard .....
We will be, pleased_ to show
you, this line if ou are. c
yon-
sidering a- gift or something
for your own use. j
• Call and Look "It'Over
T. 'ARMSTRONG'
_ _ Jeweler 3:.- Opticiain...
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iMiU nary This
Week -end
,
Oyer fifty trimmed hats '(of Silk
Velvet. • B'rocades° etc; ),
will be on sale. ,at•
This is a wonderful. opportunity, to
• get a `good hat. it a ver- low" figure.
M. Forrester
A r;•ng on the - finger is worth two
on the phone. • . .
Catering to the• :Kiddies ';
•t
It is very important that children should rear
good -fitting shots. Thousands of children's feet are
ruined in the growing •stage. ''e have .-u. t. placed
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Ian art s -
g'uss.. Foot '
Shoes: I'rr tie .
dies. •We also . have -Weston" and "Hesvetson"
Children's, Shoes.
No.:57O5--Empress Kid
Oxfords at`$6.50 is a
good shoe" to buy for
Fall..
` RUBBERS
'VV�e carry 'a heavy ..: -
stock of Rubbers to fit
all makes of shoes. •
RATHWELL
'TURNER
' We Aim to Give Quality and Service.
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