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E IN ADYANCR; wwannutwissi---
't.4orThe'r '-Ander-oeft-t••:Pra.,>•
ertg,an. LJIVde. Street .is QI sale. Ap-
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.VEl'Elt1iv4.1ty S4hGEO.N...r"4.
W. If. Keleher, "Ripley, .phone, 29„
: DENTIST--
. 'Dr.. MacLeod will visilMoudknow,
every " rtimaigY.' 'Office -ithaYe that, of
Drs. Elliott,4 Connell. 23-2-tf.
DE,PARKER, •OrVEOPATH; at 'the
Cain .I1,ons:k.,,Lucknow, every •Wed=,
'ne5day afternoon. All chranie dis
l,ases successfully treated. beteg-
-tethY removes' tue,PhYSical .gatiSe8
ir &pease.Adjustment' ef „the
ine is mote quickly secured and
with fewer treatments by Osteo-
pathy than .by any •other method.
'Toront prieca paid .for all kinds of
poultry. • , ,
"' A.: Grospopf, Luandw.
-.Di, Melnees,-Chiroprictor.' of Wing-
. ham, will visit Luekno q three times
each week in future. Anyone desiring
--aninterview'with-hitn--may leaveword•
at the Cain House. and the doctor will
tall. or may see him there personally,:
Tuesdays. Thursdatit and 'Saturday
afternoons: No ' charge is made for
'consultation;
DR, MAUDE'C...BRTANS
.11egistered-Opicsitietrist
Graduate Defiartrnent.of. Ophtha I-
ogy, McCorniick Medical College.,Ch -
. cage. ,111. Thrce month's' post graduate
-course during year 1919. • :
,Eyes correctly :fitted with • Glasses.
Headaches. Dry Itchy Eyes. 'Granu-
...kited:Eyelids. Watery:. Eyes; Pain' in
'Eye Balls. Inflamed . Eyes. Pus ,or
Watery Discharge - from .Eyes and
Dizziness canoed by Eye -strain re-
lieved 'through prenerly,•fitted Glass-
es •
Cross Eyes straightened through
Prowl ly fitted • Lenses '
Eyes tested at night equally as
good aa daring d ••
M! Jdnd of-7.9utionl-tepairs-done...-
Satisfaction Assured .
At the Cain House. Lucknow.; 9 to
12 a.m.. 1 30 to 6 pan.. Evening 7 to
9 -p.m. Wednesday of .each - week.
CALL OR WRITE A. Blitzstein;
,
Lucknew, before selling. your raw
urs; 1 pay the highest market price.
You will find great bargai-- in the
Dry Goods line, Suits and 'Overcoats
• ii-SalCiaLy.=Call and see A. Blitz -
stein. Dry Goods Stere.•
.
• NOTICE
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•• .We.,' the undersigned , are in the
:,..rnerket. for k. small' stock of Maple.
•-•. Beech and Birch logs. for Wirjelt we
are prepared to paythe highest mar-
ket .price for good stock., The lower
• ade,s will have iiiTbe at considerable.
leas price than they were•last year.• Owing, „
to our baving.,arrierge.atock
• of Elinand Basswoqd lumber on hied..
int - there -being v4ty, little demand,
or-gobde made front this stock, we
Can Only tike-a-ferf limited amen-1ff ;
.of Elin and•Basswo.od logs at consid-
erable
:
leas`.nrice' . than we paid. last,
,..„-Year;:=except.'„. for -..chaice-stOolC:;For
-
'.further-PlftPiderszeztlt.traby ftvone
• or cell at our „office at Lucknowyr7..Th., e
.":Lueknow Table Co.. Ltd. •
.: Highest. Cash Prices Paid for all
,--. , kinds of raw...furs......,Liitone::know-,...When'
you have,anyend 1„WilLeall_at once_
:-.---13enjamin . Pearlman, .'Phone 85.
• '.',Luckeow,•' • ..,'" - . ' ' . ' - 30-4-e. ,
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•.--...,AUCTIOl+1 SALES
Neil McAdam,Corner15th. 'Side
--roadiand • Boundary, 6.miles west of
„Lticknow; Will have an .auction sale
•4:6141S----ffiftiolSt0eirra11d,..i1flple1enta-0n.
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January 11-tli:, cenanencing at one '
'. o'clock Perlis, Auctioneer., .
ildLYttoOD.
• Wednesday; ierivary 3rd:,
Mia'S.Margaret Bakeils visiting her
sister, Fiske at Palnterston--.-:
AnnieHodgins visitcd her
aunt, Miss. Annie--Statters, the Past
week„ , "! - ' •
•, Mr. and Mrs. 'James .'llalfer spent
' -New Years with Mr. and Mrs, Rodger
-Carrigan.
' 'Mr, and Mrs. • Hall, Of Ethel, were
ol• day- visitors with :Messrs. Ackert
and''Congram, `.
Mr Joe Bailey,. froth . Parnbrun;
•---:arourid-our
• Mrs.*George Harrison -from. Huron,
spent a few days •With her Mother,
Mrs, ,Henry..Pierce., '•- Mrs•• -
:Thoings Flarris visitek with
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dine,fot NCW)teard. , , law, Dr, Archer, of Lamont; Alberta,
'Denzil Statterit,' Who has •spent Dee, 4th. 1922, 'luis ,
Xmas holidays at at his ..hc.otie.: here; '.Deceased came as a Young beitle'to
...-1fits...rettarnectio',Nerth her, new borne on, the 6th Con. Con..
Kin -
•'Miss ,Plilifebe Congrenr, who ,• has •loss, where shelvod for thirty years,
: speniTthe holidays at her 'home here, 0.reineYing-taLthe Weift,24:01t941„..,or frun,
...rettitted. to :her 'school at Glennimen; ily had grown up. 9f a 'retiring, kind=
Mr. and • MrS. • AleX, McKenzie, and ly and:-theerfid, nature, r she --Watilifiteli
NUrSe Mckenzie, of York, ‘were :beloved by a large ..circle of friendsl
ors .at Mr. Richard Elliott's dnr, Left to tO minim her losi.ereleur sons
and, three.' datighteral. Dr. 'John and
•'Quito fl number of our young people 3,04r Agnes Velein!,. flarriet0,.. of
took in the pageant, "The Light.; of :Saskatoon, Robert ret Jansen,
The Wetid'",, pu,S '§h- ihy the Methodist Edgar at 'Munson, Alta., Dr. Ashley
'ahhiehollipley;Uri-.'breport:An 10,..kagpar• 4:114414;',14tit.,Afelia
lent evening's . program. Mr.0:11orner. :Lamest, Alta..and Nish Anne Valens
itarria WOO intim*. the leadingi ,RN. of the' Children's hospital, Los
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1".-1Wari4,11411.ArAhkint-ift-R914Q-hr
e _
• r, Mat Wobds..10'iri Detroit this
Week ,,,having one of 'hitt eyes treated,
Mr. Temple, Clark . was , up from.
ORderich Or a fet'days•Pf the week.
- Miss Maric Welsh was the guest of
Miss 34giFrax,:#„4.07:fyirf,:qt..the.
Prist'iveek.
• Misses Mildred and Fiances SpefiCe
and kr. Jim •Spence were home for
the beliday week. 0
James }tenter, of ;London yis-
ited his brother • t 1 Hunter'
overthe week -end.
• Miss Rena Gordon and her friend,:
Miss Ashworth, returned to Detroit
this 'week. after .sphndifig the Chr,ist-
vacation here. •
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' .1Kincardine ,a.nd Lucknow Will "Play
Hockey in Lorne Rink; Lucknow, on
Jan. pth, .This is the opening gone
of .e series to .be 'played between these
,‘
'A danee ,v,-111\ be • heldin the Parish
Hari, Dung.annozi, on Frif.?1Y, Jan, 5th.,
at .8 o'clock. Liicknor Orchestra.. will
furnish nanSie.' Lunch served. Preeedils.
• n aid of building fund..—Wm. 'Mole;
Wm. Campbell. ,..• •
. *Rex Social end Concert ,W111`be
he)41, in •• the Seeozt) Con. (Kinloss).
Schoolhouse on.the evening ef'Jane-
ary '12., preceeds. Will be in aid of the
Scot's ;Greys 'Hockey, Club. Ladies,
With bakes`, free; others 25e.. ,
Mr., and Mts. Murdoch McRae, of
Lucicnow,•annonncelhe.engagenrient of
their daughter, Helena, to Mr. 'Thos.'
11,' Cook, son Of 'Mr,: and Mrs: Peter
Cook; of Ashfield, the marriage to
take place early in the Neiv Year;
The Monthly, Meeting; of the Luck-
T''.17$411.te 'WA b° held 1
rhuTsdai, jan: • llth, -1923,. at '2.30
P.m. in the Council Oliaiiribers. A New'
year's ,liesolution; AII menthers at-
tend and bi-fig a friend.Mrs. Allan
• . '
Turner,.
Lucknow 'Lodge, :L.O.L.,• will hold.
. a box SoCialand old7tinie dente in
..-,•,Carnegie Hall on the evening of ,,Jan;
'.1.10„, commencing at 8 o'clock. Music
--by•Princess----Pat'S--Orehestrar---Ladies
with boxes, free; others' 25c. Admia-
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siorito dance, caupie-756:;-Ertdieic'25C,'
Gallery.:15c.11M. Parker, WM.
.".While visiting at his fernier. home
.here during 'Christmas Week; Mr. Rob-
--ert-,-.7Lyons---received--Word:Lthat his
, father7rwlaw,----Mr:---Richard
-.was taken Mrddealy at, Toronto on
Thursday morning, Mr. Lyons left for
the city on Friday :morning and Mr
--Hohnetr :died early on -§,..atUrday. Mr.'
1-lohnea.hirbeen for -35 years-I:nisi-
nest:Manager, of-TheTelegram, news= :
uaper in Toronto, lut had retired a
few ',years ago. • '
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,tibtkiffr-Stitgrie 1923f:g
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Senior -Teams '
Kincardine at Lucknow, January 9th.
-Lucknovv at Kincardine; January 16th
Kincardine at -Lucknow, .January 23rd
Lucknow at Kincardine, February lst;
Junior Teams '
Lucknow at :Kinc.ardine, January. 1.1th.
..Kineardine at_Luthrie*, Jantiory18th.."
`taicknow at Kincardine, Jentiary:25th.'
Kincardine at Lucknow January 30th.
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Word was received' in ttfwn on
,nrclity of last week Oat. Mr D a,
MacKenzie (Dandy Dunk), whose'
eriy .home "Wei gie-hOloli
farm,' Second Con. Kinloss, had .died;
it Vancouver ,that morning; Details
are „not known, but he appears to,
have Passed away quite ifirddenlY, On
leaving 'Xihlbas 'Mr. MacKenzie went
CO.' Winnipeg', Where for a nainber„ 'of
Years'' ,
Am engaged tn.:the:fur business
On ng Up business afew years
.i.
age he te VaiteetiVer. '
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• -- DEArIr rn Mitti„:.VALENS',
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SERIOUSLY . INjURID_OT_
, rilen4 f Mi. Tena Grat, who,
Takes her home with Mr„ and Mrs,
Robt, Carrick, Will be sorry to • learn
that, while, she was on her way. home
from Mr. Phillip MaFMillan's enTueff.-
day, she slipped ando„fellun an icy,„
Part of the walk, sustaining a frac-
turo of
the 16. -She: was 'unable ,to
rise after the fall, and beingalone,
• shelay, in_ the cold for about 20 'rniu-
p• ies:before. help.arrived„- `.
ERIE INVESTMENTS,, LIMitER
A meeting ef the .Leaselfelders_in.
"Erie Investments, Limited'.", was held
in the Council Chanaber,"Tewal Hall,
Lucknow, on the evening of. Deegin-
ber 26th.
, The purpose of the meeting was
receive the annual report of the Com-,
pithy for the year 1922, and to dem;
Mate one of its Leaseholders for the
office of a Director of the Company.
-. The annual report was.presented-by
Dr. Samuels, . of Toronto, whiCh Was
very encouraging and 'assured.' a
'bright . future for ,Erie Investments,
„filie assets of the Company have now
reached the sum 'of $809,961.31, and
with a surplus of $38;647.44 :is .,Very .
'gratifying ,to the -Leaseholders.
• Dr. Senrueld also reported six pro-
' clueing, *ells in the ,Rockdale field,
'Texas,. With drilling '.operatiens. still
' being Carried :en. • '
Lewis, of Winghum, a- very
enthusiastic Leaseholder, was the un-
animous eheice. of •the meeting to re-
present the,Leeseholders..es. a Direc-
tor of the Coin -many, and at the An-
nual meeting of. the Company held 'n
'Toronto on Thursday, the tiyentYL"
eilhth day of .December, was, elected
e'r Of theBoard.
Investments„ Limited./
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.•' 'Tag ELECTION IN LUCKNOW'
▪ Lneknotv'S Council Board for 1923
Is Made up as ,
. Reeve .
•.• Robert Johnston .
Ceencilloic
'Geo. H. 'Smith
Elliott Miller
. E. N. Hodgins
AL -E;
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Aa reported lastweelt, Johnston get
the r_eeveship by acclamation. 'rhe
,number of votes 'received by the hire
candidates for the 'cortricit Were as
foliows'
• .North • Stidth 'MEd-
T.Ifiller • , -1.31, • 787.209
Hodgins • ' 199 _ 65 " 174
'Wilson ;99 56 • 155
Smith
Mackenzie'.. .75 --ie. 123
VerF-f 117` Vote -wag-polled, Pratti2_
ally every elector wh was in •town,
end well enough to, corae. out, having
. recorded his for her vote. -
--=-,f:fefore-Palling-Aey2=no-•-ivety--,stremf -
ous campaign for votes put: on by
. ,
---any-.candidate-hut-7Millerr-who-made
e dose canvass, the others'. having
eonfined their !efforts ,to ;issuing a
card or a brief appeal;to •the electors
through -fhp Sentinel, _
The„"phenOminalv_Otezpolled for
Miller appears to prove the value
of the Method adopted. Another feat -
are of the polling was the 'plumping”
- in llillentio-faVor -There-Were. 48- -or '50"
ballots marked for Miller' alone; a
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most unusual percentage 'of-- the. -total
--vote. which_Was-277:--,
Messrs. Hodgins and- Milison - are,
new men on the job, and With Smith,
Miller and Johnston, should make,up
a •very good Council' Borite:•-"","'
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CREWE •
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Mrs, Catherine Valens', widow' Of
the late Wzri. Valens,„ormelY `of,
.1.oFi: other..ecoallit4.0
• her -other, si;diedat.thaluhrte
A
a '
IMSDAY,,
craiwe'
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' WEDDING spu,s ••solo was given by Miss ,Lillian•Brooke Wish to take this .Zueaas' of .ex -
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111Wift-Wt-it ' , 'ac411,.!liect ItY,._hyr ..5i#01300.1.8....altet', .r.p.F.,,e4sinC itirthanks to -,t_ile-telectiii-s-Pf...
'*-:1"ilell!.401:1 e Y441 tequestc4 ..w reallim 1.-Tacknck.W fsn" Vie- ,A13:1m_ndia-:._ . e 4110',ViltC
rag -rant with . spicy hristmas from _the ' bride , entitled "Robert and ' me on Monday. Wishiiy.f you all g
ed and a profusion of eses and L."' This WaS followed by Many old•..HaP•P3's•and" Prosperous New Year
ite chrysanthemums, the 'bailie Of brag melodiesiii which all took. Part, '• •'I am yours :faithfully
.
John Jeynt M.F.P., and Mrs.
itt-otRosl St,- Lizek110,V104) L3351_5,..
F
pin
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.•loy
ihe%ifi. cen,e of -a marriage of more :than,
,1766-0-'iiiiie-iiii .Oli 'Wedneiday,'DeCent;
her, • 27th, when,, at eietrOn, o'clock,
:their ' -yetrTigeSt ...dfillig4tOr'',': Margaret
Letitia was Wiiied, in Marriage -16 .1141.
,A, Ernie lviiiison, soli Of Mr: : i hd. Mrs.
A. '..t;-Milieon, of fnelkoo,v; t e"offic1-
,atirog Clergyirien .being; ROY., W. °E.:
Millson, of 'London, and, Rev. J./H.
bsterhout,.pastor of :Lucknow Metho-
dist Church. The Windome bride who
'is one of L,ucknow'SJ Most popular.
young ladies WeS given in marriage
by her father 4nd leeked charming
in a graceful gown "of ivory velvet
brocaded gorgette„ with crystal trial:.
Ming and with effective touches of.,
ostrich 'at_ the girdle. The bridal Veil'
of tulle WAS' arranged under -.a. silVer.
bandeau. and- fell to the hem of the
. , g'iv.:f1.}b,71,eaded..!.11.°es.. were
worn the l)rda1bouqPtwas;sh:;;0iItarc!:r(vl
ijiia. ;.1?,
Mi
s
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ide,'s•O
letntal.Y.riaattrmericdh.' f.. tsgti)07:417;
the•b
ed in a lovely Pale green taffeta. with
'tou'ehes of old. Gold,thees wer.,,e,": worn
and she carcied an arnt. bouquet ,..ef.
roses. -•me ir. E. Foster, of Hamilton,
, .
..sappotted, the.bridegreorif. • The. bride s '
mother was Was dreSiett in black georg-
ette, • heaVily, headed '• with jet with
touch, of :blue: The groom's mother
was in a 'pretty' gOwnof black g-earg7
.ette\ beaded in ''jet, 'and . Were a COV:
sage. of roses.. • ,:`-',.., . ,.. . .
• The 'Wedding. marches froth Wagner
and Mendelaiohn 'and..soft'bridal //ma,'
Lic_,Avere ..,..pley_ed. loyMISS Mildred:
Spence and dtiting the signing di the
register Mrs1.4'.t. Wesley - Joyet of-
Luckno.W, sang Very •-effeetively. De '
'Koven's, 0 Promise ' Me: %: In the din-
ing rooin. where ' the' dejenner was
'served; the bride's table was charni-
ing with Ophplia roses' in silver vases
and valley lilies lilies. FiVe,'01 the biiae.,
girl friends:'. assisted , in the '. dining .
:roorn, Misses • „Mildred.._and Frances
TSpeneOlias :Gertrude Treleaven, Miss 'i4'-'1 =„1. ..c 0„.,.-0,1,- co c....., 'e.
Afini 0,-LButton.,:fill-„Cf LLitekneiv,' an,1
accompanied, by Mrs. Brown at the
Plall'Ia°i;h1.-C-:-C4ning•a,receptien Was giv-
enEd
• folks enjoyed .themselves• 'with music
,young.
and, dancing. IMO,. the .wee„, a''ours
°fAtzteennig°,trhneh'Igin"ttiny'PreSe'n'ts'r'eee.i.Yed
were a.numher of .ehegaear: •
. These prederzt from a distauce were
Mr., :Old.' Mrs, W H. Andersen, of,
London', Mr, and Mrs. ,Arthur :Brooks
:rand:family, of Centralia, Mr. and Mrs. •
Alex meaciwen. and family; of • Blyth,.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Anderson, Mr.
• and :MI'S." .Tanfs Taylor and. Mrs,
Pprcy Scandret , ali of Belgrave„-..-
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THE ELEC'Tl'ON I14.KINLOSS,
"••--Th-e:new ceuneil board of Kinloss.:
'Township is made up,
Reeve -.7 -Joseph J. Tiffin: -
Counciiiers-L.-.,Ackert; D. pairtith-
era, Adam 'McQueen,`Iyialcolm Rosa.
. ',For . the teeyealiipAJ,ohn W. ''cot•
Well arid Chas, l3aechre'r were the can-
didates .to ;fail Of,election, :Colwell was
•O' member of the councilfor the pait.
seven Year•s Messrs. .Tiffin'and Baech-'
let had served as Councillors but,: had.
• been at boatel 'the:Past -ihtee`IYeal'S.
-o-i.titheis'. and :1VICQueen are new Men
'oa tEe beard:. Geo. :Ferrs;"'one of the:
de'fateer candidate's; had ,heefl on the,
confiell' for three years, while W;
Irwin Wa4 new aspirant. • • '
The. v ..hy subdivisions' was as.
follows: . •• +.
.0 • o.1', 6-
g
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ider:
C;.. 1-, •
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Miss 'Ada Webster; of 'MonCton NB
rf •
Later: in_the.,a,fternoon„...,mc„,„'„and- 213 t.72
MiiyMJljson, left an a wedding trip
to /BulTalon.d eastern points; the • r
•
bride. -trayelling irr--a suitof navy•-•..
peach -hp -Om With'. grey fox :collar and-
hat-;'bn their re- -•
turn they will reside in in Milton whe :
.Millson is on „the staff. of
Bank . ofrimilten. • • .' -
Out of town guesta"fer,the.:weddin'g
included', Mrs George IJOYnt."'el•..E0-1.7
:Seaferth,:-.,1Wrs
Thos; Joynt,, of Wingbani,,Illey, .and -
Mrs., IV E. ,Millson, of London, Mr.
Brussels,t
Mrs Dairoch.:,,Pfeffori-ot.•New-yorki!
LITiff'and,-Mts:::ti.-.--;trorroAf-anci Miss
Darroch, of Listowet,,: Miss, Webster,
Of ,Moneten, K.B.• and kr. and Mrs.
Bridge, of Painieriton.
Andersonflattlefiby ,
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' E. N. Eeflikins
Ladies' and Gehtlemen::--Accept: my.
sincere .thanka for year renewed .ex•••
pressiOn of confidence as showz 1y
Your'y otes 'On Monday., As in the. peat,'
.0.1i1 29A1 shall do all rn mY .Pevver.
to promote. the ',interest of ur'towp
.'"•• 'Yoni.a faithfully,' '
• :Gee; 11 Smith
To The Electord of Lucknow'—
• • • :
Ladies
and Gentlernefi:—I ,talce
his opportuaity to heartily thank
you forthesplendid vote which" you
Tote me on election' day, and :assure.
you that I shall do my utmost to
merit., the • confidence placed in me.
Wishing Yeu a Happy and prospereaS'
New ear
Yours• " " • •
Yours very. truly •
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' •Elliott MilIer
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tL:a1c1c4. yee 9'S andttrGhs.ee ofivft(; nwe Lzs. .xW.0 gave r.t eo
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th-
te
,me en -election day, and I aaltfOre.,you
that I., shell ,do my best 'to promote,
the intetestsJ,Of T
.rePresent .yen on "the Connell', Board.
YoutO, very .traiY; ,
.1)1.Ocwan'rsrhpwhile
:
Carruthers
To The Electors' of Kinlossi
„
wish to thank you for the splen
did ' support :yeu. gave me at the poll
on Election day; It, not only Makes me. -
'feel •gratefu) ha.'t; inspires Me" to do
:my, best to "Merit the toafid,enCe'Yeu
have Pia_ciettan. me.
Yours faitbfully
- E.;Ackett
To the Electors of .•Kinloss:= ,
. Ladies. ' and Gent1emer:T-7I.take
.'thia-O-PPOrtnnity to express ' My aineere'
thanks to you for the .support :which
you gat% me at the polls,. on Monday,
Which; resulted .in noy election as
-,reeve, It A,. highly appreciated, anot.1
•cap eaaure. you that ,I• -shall do alL 111
power le Merit your confidence:: '..
•
Yours :faithfully •
•J ,Tiffin
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To The -Electors -of Kinloss:—
•
Ladies-and Gentlemen :—I»fake--thi&
inean of thanking the electors and
ratepayers of .the -,Township.for the
spleadid support"which you gave inc
on 1eet107L-11'f
hipe.•thatby -
'giving careful attention to the affairs
of the -Townsliip, toeifere_pv;gun!haa
Seef:1,cpffe.enrd..th
ieg eit:.honeymeon„...in Buffalo '
fiij
or-
plat(' ' ',„,
• -ektend-fto,:thern.best-wishei;ofor-e..Jenet.::'
• Adani McQePen2. ,and...hapny.„.weddeLlife-,
' CAI C...3 C• • C74 ,sp
• .ThP.7.7P.011ing;StIlitliVigPil4 are .,etber.•.
wise. knOwn:es Kinloss; Nog,
Kiiilleugh;. „NO; 3,,',Holyttied;-
2tid.!•t. Len` ide; .No.. •6,
Whitechareh.: • ' '
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Mr. RaYmond Finnigan is spending
a feW days Yffith friends la Auburn.
• 'Miss -Mee Mehary. is 'spending- a.
.few days at her home, at Sheppartiton
.• -Mrs. C. Aubrey Higgina;oUeti•oit;
is spending ,New Yeats at h'er, honie
here..: '. '. • ” '-: !
'Mr and Mrs Geo 'Hunter, of Zion
spent „Friday „et the lone of -.Wdlfre.d
Drennan; " „ .- . • '.
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Mr. and Mrs-, -To5t ,qau10,, -6?-Goile-
;iitiscalte'
hi's(41:uey.
n'S'van, d;"- ..' ,:a-'!; ..h• •e:" .h.71''' of,
., . Master Clifford Crozier Spent:Mita&
'Veek :With ,Mr. and 4tfitr. Campbell,'
Donnybrook.,. ' .. . . ,•=.
Mrs, replier', -If Brandon,. Man.):
Spent a few 'days, et the ha/lite Of •her
lik6tliei; 'Mi. Sam. Sherwood.
,.•„,.,11r. and,..MtS.,..4Jease Gray, of:10_1in%
" ton, visited '' ladt? meek With their
daughter, Mrs. IVIattliew, Shackleton,'
:Mr, James Mallough, of Dungan -
!Ion, spent,a few 'days.; last weelei at
the home.tof his daughter, Mrs: Albert
McQuoid.: ' " , . ...• .
.,A. dance will be il . held in the Parish
e.'
Hall, Dungannon; On Friday, Jan, 5th.,
ac,33 o'cloek,:Lucknow .Orchestra will
furnish niesie, Lunch served. Proceeds
t' aid of ;building fund.r,--Wm. MON,
'.'31,if. CliMliiell .
In ihe.,presence-ef a large nuiaber
,Of .relatiVeS. end friends of the can;
treating' .parties; the Wedding' took•
'place. at :Maple. -Grove) Perin; ('estF
ford; .on " WednedaYs.'efternoon Dec.
27th„at'four-,e!cleck, of Pearl`, .daugh -
•-'er,k
land. jazileaL,Hatveir.4.-AndetiOn;.,sen!L,of'
,the late Diinciin.Anciersonrof •Blue,Vele,
EOML'..W.ingharn. ; ' •
'The:bride who was tretainiziglY•
at-
tired a. gown „cif- iyaty. satin - and
"ertrrYnig a "houquit. „totitiell.
.; .
roses
and. maiden , bait fern, entered the
drawing -room, On the •arm of , her
father to 'the" strains, 'of "Mendela
sohn's Meloy" played by _Miss".DelIa
'Brooks' and took: •her stand (under an
arch of 'evergreen end. roses./The 'bride
:was attended'by her Sister, Mildred,'
.Who. wote..the- groom's .'gift,...fr large'
bar pin,...set_.*ith_rie4rie.i andher_little.,
niece" ,Clara.Mae.Halderiby;whe'acted.
girt tarried a .beeket....of
;roses' and :also; wore tho groom's gift,
,a gold..bracelet., The greorn, Was :sup,,,
sup-
ported by his •brother •Wilfred, nt
-tondonis- elerginian"
• •,
was
Ret Frank •L„ Lewin, .
. After the signing of oi the tegist
during: Which a•'..461O.,"1.1atil" Was ren-
dered by the groom's cousin,, Miss.
Mtec_Deaa, 1;4_4:
Centralia, all retired to -the dining-,
hera sunipttio was ast
; room, w e , . us p .
served,. at,, Which -.many toasts. were,
given; •rtibofig ,which Mrs. 0. G; And-
ersen Spoke for. the ,:gi;Oinn' and Rev.
'PespOlided .tor 'the
The 'guests .' were I then entertained
in the drawing-roomi by reatuntentals'
andMrs. Lewin and daughter
1)izteer,,•41sejr7 Mrs W. It. Anderson,
Readings W'ere.giVen 13y..tft, Mrs.
Y.k.:14;._)1er14,1•11.0))fill.d.,...0.0.11..„1,11.0.41a0.4.4V-10t0fr.'1"teNt""4*IL'04..6
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EIGHTH -CON: K IN LOSS- -
• A Happ•y and..ProsperousFNew_Tear
'to All. . • , •• • ••
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f . Mr. .1tich.`". Needham .end.: ',daughter;
Aelena,„sperit..,Tnesday
.,"7 -Mr....„ arid: Mrs., Eartt•.'`Calber.t. spent,
• Ne'Fairrith Miss Al-rniers
Mr and 'Mrs :Jak • Needham .spent
a"feiv"' days, •recen t•ly • wth• relatives in
.our buig •• '
! :Soh poysellit .are'„agein thiging, . and
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Puff astriegk' Date Cakes
Co arit 6erils
• Grape Fruit Etc.
PRONE Aar
GIFTS TI-IAT'LAST
ristrnas Nene'
If Spent in "Rogers' Heirloont-
Plate.Will Always Be a Delight
y oit can hay one; -t-we'''Or. .s
,
• Many pieced as you wish at any
time with .the assurance of
getting the bet to be Obtained
in Silver Plate -
We have two de.signs in kleitt,:,,
leen:I.-Plate, and invite" You .to
call and hick these OVer:- '
• shspig you. have 'sonic, other
;design 'ariceivisli to acidagome
• :Pieces,- we' will be pleased to
' •supply • .."
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rmptron
Jeweler & Optician.
MAPEKING
•Tt,leaday.,-'764:1
-A ..1-IaliPy„. New: Year to you..
holidays ere,...Oyer
with the usual ..reuild'. of family
union:a and joily good tiries.•
'Our •holiday visitors were - Mr; .
Eldoir T,Wanzley; :of Meneton kt.;Vla
.••Fitzgereld, of Detroot,1/11.,I,S§ prances,.
Fitzgeralck'of. Canfield, • • Ont., mte
Beryl Jebnaton, drIVIKekelltri` Petry'
Sound Dist., Miss Mary linli, of •
Guclph, Mr. and-Mrs:-.S,-.BT'Stet era, ..
:of €linton, Mr Iseeer..Stothers, of
'Guelph, and Tommy anct.GraCe ,And•••'"
erson, of Lucknow.•
Um -
ton, Mr Bailie and Midi Jessie ,Stoth.
-ers-attended,Ahe.marriage of Mr. •J-.
.C.' StOtliet-s . to Miss Florence Sleigh;
-.444;Yrld-Avei-Toroxitcion-z7ThursiiaST-;
Dec„..28th,....The_...happy_connle are •
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Banjo Guitar Violin, Piano
teachers 'and ehildreirs • are again ;at
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their' hooka. • , • ••,'
Mr, ,Ben Scott and sister 'were the,.
guee:s' of Mt, aridMrs.Vin. &O,ngram
,ezze evening.'reeently.:. , ,
, • .Mrs, J.no: aainpbeli 'and' daughter,.
,MarY,•yisited the fainrer's Sister,Mra.-
;hie. Culbert this veck- •
misses ,Ada:.4,fi1
„Arthar k'like.apentthebtoliday. week..
• with,i-h64r,.
Geo Culbert renewed
old ie-
quaintanees on the tenth, this„ week.
iliever',.mincl.deetge it .is!New.Tears,t':
Cecil ? and',
.Myrt4e COngrain -,Yisited 'their 0uncle,
Mr. Sam Cohg'rani 2nd. Con on Fri.,
. . . ,
day„la4, • -
,• Mrs: T. Roach ',and her sister, Mrs.
:RObt:'.Walker;Col"Pielrfer-bl;'agichwmifo-
is here 'on a viaity.speat a fewdayd
gw. Mr. ken:-
' nay, of Cranbrook.
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LoCA%MAithETS
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Butter •28--86d.
116gb 4 $16.66
1,'Peila 0,4' • 0 • ,• o';
.131.(kwite5t 41 4' 4 4' talii" 11' C4 •
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and Instruments
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TEACHER.
vas Mandolin,. Violins- Repaired,
VieelincnowsiRe
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11,idgilV.11011:1111.1",
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Your Opportunity
To get,* pair of Cozy Slippers at a
low price. We want to clear out all
our Ladies' Cozy Slippers, and have -
reduced the. price that all can afford
tobuy.
Cozy ,slipoers',:asOrti.ectdOlitir8;; 4fgh-and14:4-:61ti.-
▪ • " • „, . .
regular priee.;$1.b.a.andi*L7.5, rclearing at $1,;21;
fut7trunined.:Fe t'.'Slippers,,wtth leather
'1 • ,
sole and heel, 'regular. $2,00, ,clearing
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neW- lines of Slippers in 141ack.
and Grey Suede; •niceicr:, evening wear, reasonable
prices, 131a& $5.00, Gray $5.5Q.•
• 1,00,t,i.l';','1;‘, ,- Selioirs'
"re RATHWE' L-84' TURNER V84°r
, „1.41,1C1X:NO‘V l'qqot Comfort
Itu'ubo. 'Api rI III tee
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