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VETERINARY SURGEON, Dr.
W. J. Keleher,, Ripley, Phone 29,
.night or day. -t14.- • 6 . .
DENTIST • .
Dr MacLeod will.'. visit. Luck:ma
e very 'Tuesdajr. Office above that .of
ll . Elliott az Connell, . 23.2-tf:
DIt.1
ARKS
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OSTEOPATH, O the
Cain house, Lucknow, everaevery
afternoon. All chronic dis-
eases successfully treated. Osteo-
pathy removes tue physical causes
of • disease. Adjustinentof the
, spine is more quickly secured and
• with fewer treatments' by Osteo-
pathy than by any other method,
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Toronto prices paid for all kinds of
poultry.
9-6-tf• A. Grospopf, Lucknow.
Dr. McInnes, Chiropractor, of Wing -
ham, will visit Lucknow three times
each week in future. Anyonedesiring
an interview with himmay leave word
at the Cain House. and the doctor will
call, or may see him there personally,
Tuesdaass. Thursdays” and •Saturday
afternoons. No charge is made for'
consultation, • • ' ;
FOR SALE. -Livery and. Feed barn
and a number of 'rigs, , in Lucknow,
property.. of the late Allan MacLeod:
Apply to Alex,. Ross, 9-11.
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PARM FOR SALE, -Part - *•ots
5 and 6. Con. 13, W. D. Ashfield. con-
. taining 80 aeres good soil, with wocd
lot and orchard. ten -room • house with
bathroom , complete; bank barn • and•
good out -buildings. spring waterl pip-
ed to the house and barn; For,
tieulars apply to Kenneth Farrish,.
R. 3. Lucknow. . 9-11-p.
' AUCTION SALE
Of .Grass Farm:At the Helyrood
'Store on Monday. Nov. 13..1922; there
will be offered for sale, by\publin
auction. Farm Lot. No. 4, 9th. Can:
Kinloss Twp.° 100.acres of good 'grass
land. well fenced. artesian well With
windmill. Terms made • known on day
of sale. -Mrs, . J. Gamble. Admlllis-
• tiatrix.. J. Purvis, Auct. 9-11-100.
FOR SALE; 20 Ewes.. or' to let
out, on shares. Apply to Alex, ',Ross;
Lucknow,
16.11-.p.•.
CATTLE ASTRAY.- Strayed iron'
the farm- of Ackert Bros..
3, 'two-year-old steers; -one about
July 16.. and two about. October 15.'
• Any person keying- information- .lead.;`
ing to their recovery Will, lie suitably
rewarded, -Ackert Bros.' 23-11-100
i.. NOTIai
•,. '. _____ Owin to -the reduced price. -of -oil.
we are able 'to quote the following
prices • -for grindin' for the coming
Winter:
pig Chop , .. :a , title-•' .:_„A.
.ler t• -g
Cattle Chop .. 8c, per cwt
Wm. Buckie lu._R:a3<I,ucknow:-
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• I.UCKNOW, ON'T.,.:' ur.mSDA„Y, NOVEMBER 9,• 1922.
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,D, LOCAL AND GleNiii;MAL
• Mr Roy Hudson is home after being
a ,Month at Kitchener.
:Dbn't try to fool , your wife; See
what it leads to Friday, evening, •
`See the Mother-in-law in "Too
Many Wives;" then be .thankful' for
• Mr. ` and ;Mrs, W W. Hili and
daughter, Kathleen %%ere in Mitchell
ell.
over Sunday.
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Mrs. Russel Roberston and her
,mother, Mrs, Johnston, visited in Lon-
don.last week,
Beware of a nuisance in keeping
roomers. See the" German Inventor,
Friday evening, •
.
Mr. and. Mrs; Robt, Rae and Mr.
Porteoua spent the Thanksgiving -with
friends in Stratford, ' •
Mr. •
Lloyd Alton is home after
spending ' a month at Queen Alexan-
dria .Sanitorium, London; •
Anyone with a "star boarder" that
they can't get' rid of, take a lesson
from the mother-in-law in "Too •Many.
Wives" '
Mr. Phillip MacMillan was in. Port
Elgin on Tuesday of this week attend-
ing the funeral ' a. cousin, . David.
Jeffrey, . • ,
Mr, W. L. MacKenzie is home after
spending the past three' weeks in. Kit-
chener and district' in connection with
,his 'business;
The Artful lover, with all his schem-
ing, lying and Warming, fails to get.
his rich old uncle's money.: but not
from lack of :perseverance.
Mr. and Mrs. George .Belcher, of
Goderich, were' week=enb guests of
Mr : and Mrs. Robt,• Carrick, Mrs.
Belcher is a sister of Mrs, -Carrick.
M}', Harold. Aekert, who . lias ;been
recuperating . at . Queen Alexandria
Hospital, London, is aepending the
week with his parents 'on Stauffer St,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Stanley spent
the week -end with 'Mr, and Mrs.,:Dun-
can •Kennedy,, Thitechureh, and visit-
ed the letter's parents, on Thanks-
giving Day, . .
• Starf3', Nov:
ng�S�aturda lith -h' d
continuing .for Christmas buyers, • 1
wiil-:have for_'
sale 'at M•rss�o ertson s
Mllinery Store, a good collection of
hand -painted ehina,-Alnra MacKay.
Today; Nov, 9th .is,the 'annivers -
o' •
of the y
great• sleet and wind 'storm on'
the Great Lakes, when a.'number of
big freighters, many smaller • craft,
and over 200 sailors went to a watery
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JOS- DINEEN'S AUCTION SALE,
At • Tot 1. Con. -7; E. D. Ashfield.
on . Monday,, Nov. 20, commencing at
one o'clock p.m , '40 heard of Cattl
and 2 horses,- Cows. Feeding Cattle,
Young Steers and JIeifers;_As-fine a
r T"alot of -Grade :Durham Cattle . as there
is in-HCintyaand_bred b- _ Mr, ..
• Dineen himself. Jot Purvis, Auct.
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`• DR. MAUDE C' BRYANS
Registered Optometrist
Graduate Department of ..Ophthalmol-
ogy. . McCormick Medical. College. Chi-
cago. -I.11 Three months -postgraduate:
course' during ye�lr 1919. . • •
' Eyes• correctly. fitted with Glasses,
Headaches. Dry- Itchy 'Eyes, Granu-
lated Eyelids, Watery Eyes. •Pain in
Eye Balls. Inflamed • Eyes., Pus or
__. ___Wstew.-_Discharge•'.imm.__.Eyes _and:
Dizziness caused by Eye -strain re -
a • • ' lieved through properly fitted Glass.
Cross Eyes straightenedthrough
properly 'fitted Lenses.
Eyes .tested at night equally as
good 'asduring d • .light, '
- All.-kinds;of- O!ptieaI' repairs :done. '
.: • Satisfaction facti
on A sure
d At the Cain House, Luckn
oo
-12 ami:1.30 to 6 p.m., Eveninga
to
' p.ni; Wednesday oteaib week.
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HOLYROOD
Mrs's Pearl Congram is spending.*
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•a few-days•with-friends-at - "•
A car load of Holyroo:d young peo-
", • pie attended the Missionary meeting,
in Lucknow, On Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. White Murray and
children,:of.._London' 'spent Thanks-
giving
, p hankst
giving with liars. James Sutherland.
Mr, and Mrs. Wes, Haines, motored.
to"Mildmay on Sunday for Thanks-
giving, and Mrs, Harris returned with
them,
Mr, and Mr's, John Stevenson,. of
London, and d' Miss Elvin ,lf`arrison' of
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Etrick, spent the week -end with Miss
Jennie. Pierce. • '
• The Women's Institute wile fiold r
quilting in the Mechanic's Hall, en
Net, 16, all day,`i a interests of
r aria
the filo suffe� a in Worthen: Ontario.
,Pridiefi, please bring lunch, • •
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rave,
Miss--Zelda-Bossenberry, K-itcliener's-
young star pianist, will be a ,treat to
all music .lovers- Slie has unusua
ant; having been engaged in orchestra
work in the city. when only 9 yearsof
age. In' Carnegie: Hall, Friday evening,
"Too Many_ Wves,'" Friday=evening;
Nov 10th f: ,by Belgrave . Dramatic
Club. As); -anyone-who has • seen the -
play. They will all say the..same, "It's
sure some:play ' Get your tickets •at
McKi.•e's Drug . Store, 35c,, Children.
25c,
• The almost Spring-like weather of
the -past -two weeks naturally sets -folic
making'comparisons with former eea-
sons.. One party recalls driving , :t'o
Bervie on the evening of a' certain
Nov 5th,, when. -the snow was so deep
-that-the lea& •of -horses could-scateel
get through' -quite, a contrast to this
week. • ,
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DA 4CE -
The Lucknow Fire Co. will hold a
dance in; the Carnegie Hall Lucknow
on. Monday ..night,..Noy^,_13,. idusfe-by_:
Lochalsh • Orchestra;.• $1.00 per . douple,
extra lady 25e., gallery 25e. Proceeds'
to Memorial Park Fund, •
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.PAID-FINE-'Dirt-BooTLRGGIR'
Wm. Houston, of Kinloss, who, 'a
few months ago, was convicted in the
Magistrate's Court here on a .charge
of -bootlegging, has --paid the -fine sof
$500,00 then ' imposed, . He was not
present at the trial Nand• was away
from Kinloss for about three months
after being conviicted. He was last
week , taken to Walkerton, . where he
had to choose between serving berm
four months/or paying the ` e;
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BORN
Barbour-WIn the General ' hospital,
W ingham, on' October 29, 1922, to
,HERE AND THERE VOR THANKS-
GIVING
Among those who visited here( or
went from town elsewhere for . the
Thanksgiving , week -end, we note the
following: Miss Frances Siddall, from
Toronto; Mr. Hugh , Anderson, Tpron,s
to; Messrs;; Jack • Newter* end Steel
Mackenzie, here from Kitchener, 'Mr;
Frank Bosse,nberry and slaughter, Zile
•da, of Kitchener, are guests .ef -Ma
and, Mrs. W. L. Mackenzie; Mr. Feed..
,Davison, vitbited `his mother and sister
here;' Miss Freda 'Aitchison, home,
front Toronto; Mr, Harry Alton,'
Walkerton, and ` Miss .. Alma Alton,
Elmwood, at their home; Miss Lillian
Mitchell,. from, Toronto; Mrs. (Dr.)
MacLean, Welland,' visited her par-
ents; M , nd Mrs, Fred ..Lucas and
daughter, udrey,'. Toronto, at Mr.
Sam, Robert ons-
M•i s
Dean
s
, Geddes,
home from Mount Forest; Miss' Verne
McQuilIin, from. Stratford .Norinal;
Miss Isabel Douglas, home from Chat-
ham; Mr, Etwart Cameron; Walkerton,
and Dr, A. AN Cameron,' Peterboro, at
their home here; Mrs, Temple Clark,
Goderich, and 11Ir, and Mrs. _ Q F.
Richardson,eswater, with Mrs. D;
Douglas; Mr, E.- A. Mil/son; home
from Hamilton; Messrs,. George and
Andrew Huston,' from `Midland. •
CHURCH. NEWS
?next Sunday will Men's Day at'.
the Methodist Curch. The pastor will
deliver special N.,ei s Day messages'
and the music •will• be fpp• rnished by • a
Man's chorus choir. ` Mr, Cameron,j
Geddes will sing 'at the evening ser I
vice. All welcome,
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The Maitland Presbytery. 'will nieet,
in -Ripley on' Thursday;' November 110,
at 2.30 pm, for . the purpose of in-
ducting, the Rev. Robert ' Harkness;
Ph. D., formerly, of Wroxeter; into the
pastoral charge of St, Andrew's con,
gregation, The'. Rev. Jas. Scobie, of
Whitechurch, will preside and..induct.
Rev. W. °A,.• MacWilliam, of Kinlough,
will preach! 'elle. 'induction.. sermon,
while Rev, C. -N. -MacKenzie, of -Bel-
more, Will address' the newly inducted'
Minister, . and Rev; A, . K. Gollan, • of
South 'Kinross, Will address . •the con--
gregation. .•The proceedings are open
to the public, and .;a warm welcome
is-extendedto all`who care to attend:
The re'gular meeting' of the Presby-
terian- W;M;S. was aheld•'on: Wednes-•
day, Nov, 1st,, • the President, Mrs
MacCallum, presiding. Mrs. -Pt Phil• -
.lips . read, . the Bible Lesson. • A eom
:mittee of three men-Iberia.was appoint-'
ed to pack the barrel -•of -fruit and
vegetables sent. annually to a Re
dempti've Homo for Giris in"Toronto.
:The-Topie, "The- Honie Lands -of Our•
Immigrants" was taken.'; by Miss M.
Murray; -and -Miss M A: MacKenzie:
gave• a reading entitled; "How. Pete
set the wo 1do work;'showing how
'great' results. often follow a small
beginning, Mrs, Mot:Mum drew ; in
ference from a chart showing a tower,.
how the failure of one,Auxiliary:to'do
its required. duty, 'Weakens :the whole:
Society The offerings, _at theThank.=...
offering meeting en Oct;.' 25th., which
was addressed' by the Rev. Jas.:, Buch
.anan, of Central; India, amounted to
$150.
WHITECHURCH • .
-• Tuesday, • Nov. 7th •
Miss Ida' McQuaid s ent Sunday in
P Y
1i.ucknow,
Mise' Greta. Fort spent the week-,
en`d nt-Iter Tiome here; ..
14ir, Charles Rintoulspent last week
with friends, in: Kitchener..'
Mrs John Clubb• s.visiting: her sis-
ter,Mrs. _.Davy .of. •Brucefield.
Mr. and Mr, Eli Jacges are spend-"
:fag a few eieeke to •''Windsor, and.
Detroit
Misses 'Alba , and Little. 'FOX spent
Thanksgiving- with -friends -an Goderz
Bch; '
Misses •Ieily,and. Helen Paterson are
spending the holiday with relatives
in Arthur... ,
Mr and 'Mrs. ' Fred Stanley of
-Lucknow, spent Sunday with Mr.: and'
Mrs, Duncan Kennedy, '
Miss Robina Henry, Guelph College,
spent the holiday at her home here.
Miss Olive Terrifi • is visiting ' in
Toronto this week
• The Women's Missionary Society
held their Thank -offering meeting
Thanksgiving night, • Miss Moffat,
from Langside, Who is t< deaconess
rom Toronto,'`aridressed the meeting,
Mrs, Jones of Belgrave 'eking, The
meeting 'Was a decided Success, the
Thank -offering amounting to $40.90,
o`
•11 marriage doesn't refine' both his
apeparanee and action* you may take
Mr, and Mrs; Aimee Barbour, a :it for granted that he •fp boss in the
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THANKSGIVING CONCERT
FlLLEII' THE TOWN HALL
an Atonday eiyening it was again
demonstrated the splendid array of
talent which Lucknow can muster
*ben theeoccasidn 'demands, The Hall
was jammed tot: the door too -and
some outside the 'door. And in spite
of the dam there • was the : best , of
Order, ',a fact which:indicated that the
erawd 'was, well 'entertained.
. The concert gotten •upby the„Ore
Company was staged in the interests
of the Soldiers' 'Memorial Fund, and
the public will :be pleased tb '.know
that in a • financialway it was a
splendid success,:.
An opening • ,runt , while”. the
erowd was gathering. was given by
the Princess Pat's Orchestra, • This
was followed by a selection by the
Harmonica Band, of fiver boys and a
solo by Miss Mary Aitcheson,; Mr,
D. C. MO/terratl,deinc'nstrated that
he is still • capable of clever 'tricks in
music by ann• exhibition selection
with"the bones'; and later by using
his hands as a ' 'h•istle, Miss May
McMoreen'played' en accompaniment.
The numbers were very clever,
The Burlesque baby show was very
amusing, 'and well done -Conductor'
Keith Brown proving 'himself a mast=
er hand-pn the jrlatfeirm. There were
over 20 little "mothers" with ' as
hiany,,.and'one more, doll babies, so
that Judge Brown had a difficult task,
and of course failed to please all but
one, Mr, Eldon Henderson contribut-
e
d a solo which was followed by
a piano .duett by° Misses. Dora and
Mona Mitchell. •Mr, Cameron Geddes.
nd..Mrs. J. esley Joyntcontributee
wo duetts, .and each also gave solos
which were well received.: Other • num
els were a solo by Miss Kathleen
Hill;: recitations • by. Misses Lorna
ampbell :and Edna Rivers, and music
y a burlesque ,band of 12 boys; Mrs.
Dr;) Newton presided at the. piano
or the various.'artists.
'.
The program• wase ;followed by' a
nee which .was well patronized,
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ASHFIELD, , NOTES •
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• M .--Frank • Hemiltonf
o I,ochals
left a t week for . Windsor. •
M_r,_an
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rburn; o
Amberley;:,spent Sunday' with friend
in Tiverton,
and Mrs. Jack Henderson,
Paramount, spent Sunday with friend
in Whitechurch.,• ••
Mr, Jame's' Reid, 'of .Sprucedale
visited with friends" in ' Pararnou
during. the. week, •
1 Ir. and.' Mrs. •Jack • McDonald.
• Lothian, spent S nday .with Mr,' an
Mrs Jas; Reid of Lucknow,'
-Keith- end-;Gertie Webster, of Sea
• forth, spent Thanksgiving • holiday
-with-friends in Paramount, __
' Mr, and Mrs, Walter' Alton, .
Lanes, •spent Sunday ,.with Mr. an'
Mrs, Max Reynard';>of Paramount.
Mrs Grant' .McDiarmid, •of Para
mount, visited with Mrs,`' Neil
-Kenzie, of-Lachalsh during the wee -
parties wishing to , get .cut -chew
at --the Paramount"Cheese r'acto
would do well. to call' on Friday ,right'
. Mr, and Mrs, Janes Stieley 'an
Elleda, of Paramount, attended th
Stothers---Stanley_weddiegast' Kin�car
aline, on-SSaturday,--
Elmer Parrish, of .Guelph Agricult-
ural College, spent Thanksgiving un-
der the;parental roof, He was ac-
companied by his friend, Mr. Forward
of -Ottawa,• -also -a "stude`rit- at the
college.
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized' at the helve of liar, and
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Mrs. J•as,_.MeDonald; -of Paramount,
when ,. Sadie, their second eldest
daughter;; `ryas' united' marriage o
MrR
, Obert Hamiltnnt of_Lochalsh,. on
Thursday, Nov., 2nd
Thanksgiving- la teiiiel eaiitiftil;
everybody who owned `a gun was out
hunting,. everybody trying' to bag
some wild geese, 'which are plentiful
now However, the goose.,is xi• _ goose
when it comes to taks _care of it;:elf,.,
-'and we didn't-hear6f anybod"y'secur-
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The following teachers and stud-
ents spent, Thanksgiving at their •re
m
pective. hoes, Ashfi ld-Miss
-kind Mckenzie; of Fordyce, at Kin -
tail; Miss 'Maria Long, of Exeter, at
Hemlock •City; Miss Isabel McKenzie,
of Auburn, at Kintail; Duncan Mc-
Crae, of Stratford Normal, at Lbeh-
alsh; Miss Lilian McKenzie, of
Stratford Normal, at .Kiptail; :Miss
Margaret McNain, of Kippen, at
Laurier; .Miss Jessie Buckingham, of
StHelens, at Laurier; Mlss Kather-
ine Blue, of Stratford, at•Aniberley,
Miss Margaret McLeod, of Stratford,
at 'Lochalsh; Miss 'Tabitho Kempton,
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f near" Gode'rieli, rn Laurier; Mise
0 Helni, of Strat.ferti, at Zion,
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LUCKNOW.:SCHOOL REPORT
' Room III •
Sr, Class -Excellent -a Norman Wil-
eon;
il-eon; Livingston • Menary*, Blanehe'
Pinner, Good --Alex, Andrew",e flare-
ey Naylor*,- Elizabeth • MacDonald,
Margaret -MacQuillan; Fair--(E'dniund'
Collyer and 'George Pinner) ties, F.Adna
Dexter, Wesley Barker, •
Jr, Class.-- Excellent- Katharine
Mackenzie*, Helen, MacDonald*, VeraSherriff*, Charlie Webster'', Winni-
'fred Webster. Good -(Margaret Mc-
Allister and Clifi'ord Webster). t°es,
Arabell Cameron*, Malcolm Watson*,
Rea Watson, 'fury Jewitt. Pair -Ar.
chie MacMr * . ,, Sheila MacLeod, Ber-
tha Milne, Elwyn Pentland, Lenora
Robinson Ruth BradIdy,
Those marked (*) were neither late
•nor absent during theamonth,
• . J, 11iacCallum,Teacher,
Room II
• Sr,. II -Excellent, 75 per cent. -
Jack Brabson,Alan Murdoch, Arthur
Andrew, Ada Watson, Clarence Greer,
Carlyle MacIntosh, Grace Anderson,
Harold Johnstone, Good, 60 per cent.
Phillips Me,nary, Jim Stewart, Stel-
la Steward, Margaret Button, Jessie
Naylor, 'Jessie 'MacKenzie, Almada
Durnie*, Alesc; Smith,'Stewart Mullin,
Evelyn Nixon, Fair, 40 per cent. -a.
Mynona Palmer''. '
Jr, II -Excellent, 75 per cent. -Lor-
rainc , Branson, Alex. Mackenzie,
Frances 'Thompson, Gladys MacDon-
ald, Fred Steward, Isobel MacMillan,
Winnifred Armstrong, Roy Finlayson;
(Mary.Maclntoeh and Loreen Naylor)
ties,' Ruby Pinner, Good, 60 per cent,
-Torn Mackenzie, Donald, Henderson,
'Roszella.'Mullin, Helen McLeod, Mar-
garet MacDonald, ° Keith Brown*,
Armstrong Wilson, Laufa Webster*
Pair, 40 per. cent. -Toni Anderson,
Wilson. Armstrong,
(*) Absentfor one examination,
Norma F. Thompson, Teacher,
Room I • . •
Sr, Class-Excellent-Clarlc 'Fin-
.
Jayson;', Wilfred Bradley, Fathleen'
Ferries, Leonard Irwin, Ernie Baker;
Harold Greer, Eldon Agar, Mae Mc-
Mahon, Dorothy Ninon, Marion: Cous
in's,. Marjorie Henderson. Good-Thir-
za Whaiten, David Horne, Kenneth
Cameron; Clare _Johnston,_Donalila
Douglas, g s, Harold. Button, .Fair -Rhoda"
Pinner, Elwood. Solomon, Eddie ,Whit=
by, Roy `''Collyer Melvin Staple
Stewart Cameron, J. C. Durnin,
Jr, Class -Excellent -Clifford Men-
'ary, Mary, Bradley; Marie Hornbeck;
Jack •McAllister, '.Donald McDonald,
Phillis Cousins; -'-Bobbie -Thompson
.BINGL$ oras, s'
,
Gcibc Luck ,
is timoisgbt to , go' a long weir, tout •
Good , Judgment ��oe h n"
TO USE
. IS GOOD JUDGMENT.
"Tire Tea that ' is always r Rel><aable.
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HEIRLOOM..
PLATE' .
Silverware that's the nearest
thing to 'solid silver, wears for
years, • ig . rich in design -that's
Heirloom Plate. You'll know it
by this Trade -Mark. It's` wear
ing ' qualities are'• absolutely'
guaranteed.
You'll ' like it. a .
s scan .as you see
it, for the designs are beautiful.
It's the highest - grade .silver
plate made,, and the kind 'of de-
sign you never tire of;
We've just. received .some of the
latest Heirloom Plate designs
and we would. like to show them
to you. See these designs before
starting a design, •
F. T. ARMSTRONG
• Jeweler & Optician '
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MARRIED
Robinsop-Thibideau-In Kincardine.
• on Nov. 7, 1922, by the Rev. 'Mr:
arr, Mr. A1#: Robinson '.and-M-iss
Libbie Thilrideau, both of Lucknow.
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LOCAL MARKETS
40c.
Butter,. .... , 25-,-30e
Hogs •$10,00
, Whent .. $1;00=$ t05
Philip MacMillan; Verna Steward,; Oats ..� . 40e.
•Winnifred. Johnston, 'Alan Phillips,. Fess•$1.25
.. Berl • 50c.
Edna Agar; �iVlelvm-Johncston: Good.._. .. _,. _..... _ .,__ _ _ _ . � .-.
Hugh. Wharton, Jimmie Henderson,
Leeiliatd Webster, Jack Fisher:, Fair-
George Whitby, ,'Alfred' Armstrong,
wini , . yCameron.. Finlayson;_
Betty Brown (absent three weeks on -
accouiit: of illness), Charlie. Palmer,;
I. Murdie, Teacher,
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Our Saturday Specials
Lemon Lunch Cakes •
Cheese' Cakes
Fried Cakes
Home -Made Bread
Top Price for Butter and Eggs, at
E. HOLLYMAN
PHONE 36, :I°UCIiNO.W
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
.in the. matter . of the estate of Alex-
: ander McKenzie; late of • the Town-. . •
... ship Of Wawanosh. in the County
• of Huron, .Retired' Farmer, daceas-
cd. '
Notice •es herebygiven that all•
persons having::. any • claims : or de- .,,
mands against the late Alexander Mc- •
Kenzie. ,who died on . or about the
Twenty-third day of August
1922. at the Township of Wawanosh
in the . County of Huron;:, are required
to send by post prenaid . or to 'deliver
:to- the undersigned, executor under
the Will of athe said Alexander Mc
•Kenzie, their names and addresses
and fall rerticulars in writing of.: _.
their claims and statements of the r
accounts and the nature of the . se-
curities, if any. held by them. duly :.
verified by affidavit. - •
And take notice that .• after the
First day of December A.D, 1922, the
said Executor will proceed ,to distri-
bute the assets of: the. said„deceased.,
--among ;the persons entitled thereto.
having regard only to •.the claims. -of
Which he 'shall then have had -notice. •
and that the said executorrtw111 not be"•'
liable for the said :assets or any part
thereof to any nelson of whose claim '
he shall not then 'have received notice:
This notice is given pursuaintato
thee statute in that behalf:
Dated --at Lucknow-this Fourth -day---
'of Npvember A. D. 1922;:
•F William •McKenzie, Executor.
23-11- . R. 'R No 5. ,Luckno iaO:nt._,.
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CULROSS'CENTRE
• Monday, Nov 6th
Born. -'To Mr. and Mrs, Harry'Mc
Kague,:on Sat. Oct. 28th a son.'
.and Mrs, George Richardson
and Sony Frank, spent Sunday at
Kinloss
Miss Massey, teacher in S.S.•No;,'5,
spent the holiday at her home, near
Granton,
Miss Brown, teacher in S,S No. 7,
spentmt'he Thanksgiving holiday at her
home in Bernie.
A number from here attended the
funeral of the. late Mrs, George Day,.
Wednesday 'of last week.- • •
We are pleased to report that Rob t..
' tobo has returned from . Winghiiin
iQspital a,ntl_:-isw_able=o_�ze around
again.
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BELFAST •.
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• arfenzsdaya Nov, 7th.
a., M did- .M s.,_Re on'. _.chi -
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• ren spent Sunday at Port Albert, •
' Mr. jim and Miss Lottie Henry
spent Sunday with Zion friends,
Mr, and 'Mrs 'Jos, Hackett visited
.;their -daoghter,..Mrs lorbert.Stothar _
recently.
' Rev, Mr. Copeland with his wife
and son, George,. visited . our burg
last week.,
• Mrs, Ralph Nixon and son, ' Isaac,
visited Mrs. John Eutmorton, during
the week,
Our teacher, Miss Johnston, has re-
turned to 'her' duties after spending
the week -end at her home,
Mr,, Gibson and Mr: and Mrs, . C.
Irwin, of 'Wawanosh, silent Sunday at
thehome of. 11tr. and Mrs, Wilson
Irwin,
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