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vgistaNARY, 'S, UleGEON
W. , Keleher, Riejeere Phone 29,
night ,or day„-t.f.
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' • - DENTIST
.MaCLend:'will'Visit 'I:Meknes-1;in
.„ every 7'.1.eifeedaYe Oiliderabeere-thatebf7
• Drs. Elliott Coiinelt.'
...DR. PARKER-, ,,OSTEOPATH, 'at the
' Ceinellotise, LeeknoW, • every Wede
enesday afternoon. , All chronic dise
•,easea successfully treated, Osteo-
pathy
tile physical :cpuses.
• of, e, diebeeee, •,:eAdjuitinehe of the
• :spine is more 'quickly Secured.and
with teever treatments by Cseteo-
leather than by any other 'Method,
Tereiiee,Pricee leaid for .all kintle .Of
poultry. ' '
9-6•Itf' ' A., Grospopf, Lnekniiw.
„Dr, McInnes. Cle.ropreetor, of
Wing-
hain. -will ,eiSit Lueltrid'eietiffee -times
eaehweek in future. Anyone desiring
an interview with him mayleave word
. at the Cain House: and the dieter Will
:eall. or may see him there personally.
„Menelaers, :Thursdays and Saturday
afternoons. No • charge ie -made for
consultation. • • •
e DR. MAUDE C. BRYANS,'
Registered Optometrist
Graduate Department. of Ophtlialmol-
•ogy. McCormick Medical College, .
,eage. Ill. Three months' post graduate
course durieg year 1919.
• • Ey,es' correctlyfitted with Glasses.
; etedadaeheei Dry Itchy Eyes. Granu-
lated Eyelids., Watery' Eyes. Pain in
Eye; Belle.- Inflenieel Ekes. Pus .or.
Watery, . pischarge .,,froin Eyes and
'DizzinesS caused 13.7 Eye -strain re-
. leeved through 'ProPe•rly. ,fitted
es
• Cross ,Eyee straightened "throegb.
Properly, fitted Lenses • , • e
• Eyes, tes.ted at 'night - equally as
• good' as during deelight.
All"kinds ef Optical repairs done.
•' ,• :Sittisfection. Assured •
. At the Cain Hooseekleueknow. 9. ee
• 1 a.m. 1 39 tO 6 Ilene., Evening 7 to
9 p.m. •Wedoestlay of each week:,
6,
- eeHigheste Cash 'Prices ,Paid: 'for' 11.
• kinds. Of raw furs. Lee me know when•
' Noe have any and I will cail at price.
• -Benjainiin Pearlinan,. • "phone '85.
Lucknow. . -e• - • '30-4-e;
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UNVEILING, 4T ST vIllELEN ON 0';.
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14Q.CAlo ANP GENERAL
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Iltiieeiet Met- ola
eneeigh te eemeniber a last week ot
March quite sosevere as this one.
elYbe. AntleenY Doyle has gone to De
trot and, is. taking:a :etierse in the
i011iganState.AUtoneehile School.
, The April issue of the Ladies'Horne
jjoureal. which; ie,bereer, blighter and:
better. nOw on sale' at MeKinfa „Drug.
Stote it 15e. -a copy. .
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On account of the inclement weath-
er and illness, the 'proposed Radio
Conceit in the .TownHall has been
poStponet1 fora week or two.
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Card of Thanks -Jack •Wilson
es. through The Sentinel; to 'express
his appreeiation of the many, kind,
messes shown to by friends while
-afethe -hospital And ,sinceehis-arriyal_
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• BABY CHICKS. -Make' Your ,floelt
'a paying proposition' by adding pew
,viteorous. quality chicks. "Royal Quid-
ite" baby. chicks are from heavy lay-
ing Canadian stock, Rcrcke, Reds, Wy-
.andottes. Anconai,' Leghmins. Deliver-
ed to. your eepress station prepaid.
97ee safe arrive! guaranteed Cana-
dian Chick Hatchery: Limited. De -
Pertinent <04e -44a King' St. --East;
.Hernilten, Ont.
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••DANCE f
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-7-eh' Carnegie Lucknow, on
Easter Monday, April 2nd.'im-
Mediately after the play, Fria-
eese pat's Orchestra..
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•ROUTE 5. LUCKNOW"
Those, who have rural Mail delivery
,eervice, on Rural . Route .No; 5..Leck-
eow; are advised that ' they should,
:nave: their ;mulles plainly printed on
their- mail p bokee in order to insure
primer delivery a. their : mail. The
„undersigned- willcommence his dutiee
te mall courier en' said route in 'eefew'
lays„ -and cannot, be expected" to -knew:
:he boxee miles neines are on..
.Andrew. Lockhart.
` PAINTING' (ND TAPERfiAGING
R. J Cameron, Lucknow, prepared
to di all, kiede. Of Paintieg end, decor:
sting, Agent Or wall. papesi from 10c.:
Per roll up e2 inches wide. ,Samples
'may be seen at thy _residence. or shall
•• be pleased reetalce thein to- voniehouseee
Highest price paid for Spring Musk-
rat at A. Blitzstein's Store. Lucknow,
• BABY CIHCKS AND EGGS
. -Baby_Checks and Eegs for hatching.
;fromenveleeveedaYing »Cfls 61 White-
Legnoitese Baited Reeks. ,Black Mine
7,eireaYealier M:AlroonTry--Russian
• Writeefoieneiceelestee.1 havee_doebled
•Sernyehatching' capacity " and Will 'do My
-±best.:--ttaill411.:6i.argatitoinliatehinz,
ale°. One Teasenaniy-:: B.t MA es en-
,..culeatorseamlehioOders for sale. . Write
end Ter eataftegeee.ifinterested:•eeee' -
• .1 '.,..'Dencen:Kenriedy. Beet'12.
-.Phone ,42-611 Whitechurch. Ont
FORMER,_EDITOR' WRITES
TO ,LUCKNOW. FRIEND
Mr' Jame e Bryan, for • many years
ditor oteThe Lticknove Sentinel, and, a
etoininept citizen of thevillage, re-
-2eritly..eei cite -ea soinewhatieengthyelet-7:
ter eo'd Lucknow friend of his, and as
he former, editor, still -,haS a warm
'Tee in. his heart of many of our read-
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firs we have gleaned from the letter
referred to some information as to his
whereabouts- and -doings and pass _it
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The, village of .St; Ikielis is assured
of a big crowd and ehig time gerieree
Oi>litir.72.4fk7,4 this 3,7011.t.r"AT'"'
'iangements are being Made for .the
unveiling "df' the soldier'e Memorial, '
heipee,:e,reeted 'there, by Mre, John• ',
Joynt• lel'P'P' on that date. The 'Uppet
'part.ef'..the monument arrivedeserne
time ago, en4 Mr. Spotfini,•:,-Ol„. the
W gleti and' Likkeicsive •M' e
:Werke., Who has the :copirect, eleyeehe
will have everything -in readiness by .
'May 24th; •11/1r.J'oent requests West
West
WawanOsh. folk net to make other. are'
rapgemente for that date. • '•.
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WITH THE Tle-XIS BOYS
„o the., uxis Boys ha, n died
away, but owing • to 7 sickness and
rough 1.wesither they wei•e- not ehle to
hold I, a . meeting until lese•eTheredity
eyeing, when ...an enjoyable evening
was spent The twenty-third 'psalm
,was repeated in unison, a sheet' talk
by •Mie, Cosene.An open diseuseitin on
motors led by 'Thos. Helm. Will An
•deew evaSeawaided -Rest class •lieneee-
for his skating There were everiil
,selections • given on the .flute and
mouth ,organ; Next meetipg..will
held', on Thursday evening, when epee-,
iai. meek will be given by the full:or
-lite. the 'construction Of 'privies, and in
present, .there will be impteetatit
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business on hand- ' . •
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•e-ceoebeee.
C1FI'UltCH NOTES
, -A .fine meeting was held held; by the
EpWoreh League • on Menday. .
The meeting was arranged • heY, • Mrs
,
Osterhoute Mrs. Re Robertson had.
charge; Mr Oseerhoetread eheScrip-
ture lessen: A solo -eves rendered by"
:.TeeSe--Reect, : arieinstininiental heelelree,
eDre Neeeten :and a reading • by • Mar,-
earet ' Webster The. 'sPeelel feature
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was ,an ehteresting eddres.s , by. elr,.
•]Celeyee. op., church cenclitions in the
province of Quebec. Tre7
l'eaen-elosed the eneetirig With • pray -
There was e good, attendance.
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Methodiat ChurcheSpetial 'Eitater.
Music' and Easter • messages in the
-2Ntethodisi4dhuidi,next,...Sunday1 In the
eyening a special Song Service will be
held, duetts, trios, ellornees, and some
of .the greed `old resurrection hymns.
che following'is the programniee-e '
Mornine Seryice . '
F0,11----A*L-E-.=-Gona7fort'-alde-21-1-iraInt
house 6 monis. ApPl_y2_ to Jos: Agnew..
leteeknow: • e 224-tf:
116:eaeSi, '.rFor-the peet
-leave been saneettry-nespecterefeneethe
:British "=Colien'bi_aeGovernmerit; .There'
are only two of us inspectors 7in-.the
,,...royinee;„ancl-.J4though,..jny.clutieseare,
chiefleelcenfined to, the eiwatersliede:,
do a 'great deal of oe seetial. work for -.he provineiaiBoard of
Health."!_t
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J.JRSDA
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Mr BretMele
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• Mrsejlendeescin Brennan,: w h o,:*. for
riceire died. at 'Kitchener. on March 22.,
at the. ake. Of 17 years. Theremains
were interred in Kin1oM Cemetery' on
Saturday afternoon., mrs., Brennan
had heed.. for :the 'past few years. at.
Kieehener:, andlToronte. She is tier,
•Vieed beeene Sea Wen J of Toronto;e
`epee:WQ..dtiugiltprs, Mreeefettes•Hynie.
nietiee'ef.'.M,opereell, and Mrs e Herman
Heiser, of •Kitchener. William J. and
Mr jeeieer Were ..bere .at the. f,une
antl.-,Spent a fete .eays" visiting with
LucknoW friend's.
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leIrs., George Graham, , kb
..g11;,.. GOO, Graham, ' .0f ',.GOLIOriell,
fermeily...Meee ,Procter, • of Leekneee.
passed away at her home, early eon,
Mendey Morning,. at the . age of 7e.
eelrs. • Grahanee„, early hoine -Wee'. at,
leirdosSeillage, Where, for Many years
flee .father, Mr. Shelton, evae „proprie-
tor :of ..the 131ack .Horse ,Hotel.. She :is
survived .by four brothers 000 three
sisters: Dr. Geo. II, Shelton. and Jo's-
epli 11,ef:DetrOite•and Jelin.; of Rip-.
eiteeeeezleereMeteDoriald, me( ..:Ann e:4e,ithoe.
Alex;, noseetted' .eIree
OpepitigeAnthem--"Th'e Story: Is
...(ikerni, Cantu-:;;'T)e 8,067:1:7A-
-The-(iose);hereDedleyeBuckeee-
' Duett, Tenoreeand--Barieene-teThee
-,-Shade.-insieGloorneit -Night Are Pass-'
ede" eCeeBT'Atiattie.--
e...111..alse-Cnoruae-eteowejle The • Grave
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:Teeleevee; •ne funeral,
eon. le'tehiesdliy neteerrem; was te, KM-
eeedine ••Cepieteree,.•e.e.,,.,••
. ••Mr Geormeleiathiestin
Monday ef this weeke•thee
pIss-
e-1 away. at the home of • his sop, .in,
ettaeriee Mi, George- Mathieson, a :Mane
familiere to every resident of • Luck -
new end eicinity;:excepterecent come,:
ere. :About e -year:ago Mr Mathieseji
suffered a ,etecike'eof • paralysis,- froth
which, he.Made• a 'partial:res-:
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eevery so that deeieg..last,spineher. he
was•ah.le tovisiteteLuelipow•and Gee-
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.erieh.. From . that tine, however, he
,eieedily,. fence` in health, .,.• ; " .
• Mr Mat hieson was berm. in
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deeneh ire Scotland.87 .eiIrs ago Ile
keeme to this. country As a young 'men
and, fellowed the .oceepatierr of stet-
eonery engineene In 187e ,he caiee• to
Luckncev tram Clifford to take ehergte
ofthe. eligirie • and „pumps •at the Grand
frunk -.water' tarili, •ged he, ioniained
eip that position until superannuated.,
• Other' than.. his '.' occupation yvith. the
;railway :eompany; his chief Merest
was the -workeeeefeethee,Preebyteriane
Church -ineLUck-now, with'', which : he
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Qiiartette--"Sottly
-, Evening-Servicee _
Anthem -"Easter Triumph,'"
bert J lield,en: i • •
Ladies' 'Trio and Chertis--e"Crown
Him." J Filltn�re
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Chorus -"The Lament of .The We
hien," Wilson. '•
Trio VittrY," ifairee:RoweeStielly,
• WIt.-13tyan:
was sent Into the mountains'• to take
-bee-go:of health arrangemente, at the
ee'AUCTION..t•SALE 'Britannia Mines --and he has had other
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.4SZ6lsott'Bushp'.1;'Lbt‘6: Cen.•12. kin- 'big contracts of that nature on his
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,•„„...,..eehorses,eattee. (mostly.... well-bred veey :kind tce nie, for I am still ,alive
yenhg ecattley on"Tueeday Alien,' `.3rd. • - d e ' . • . .,--. e ..., ee. . - ee,
e.
• „Cinimiiiieing .:eteorie4oeclocle,1),111," - • -..=, ,an • •PnrY,P.:T.-Ille. verY °eat °I nea`In•
' • ` ' elolue'PeteviseeFOr-fieler el'ara71 ifigeineeeectoteole ',the,
77-7. ' watershed in Lynn Valley,' and • he
loss; will have an auction sale of hands He says: '"Providence has been
„FOR SALE • , goes on to`give a description of , the
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magnifieenf mounteln. scener,y . in -that
Frame House -Seven lrge room
P, cellar. _ part'of, the nce• 'proviHe -is still there
gond e , . hailant.1 so wat er feere, . •
eg to. his. wife, he says:
inside.* theeeeeheartee acre lot, small: Be'
• APtil V-Te:•'Tsabell'allerree - a li'd'einie.lef"it"lateeleee'ebut sheewas-
...„4prcharsLAlso 'small stable: Possession am sorry, to say that'MrS.B. has had
-APPTY-
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derson, care e'f'' llar`i.FY• improving and *Niailld be ;herself again
'hex 113."' Ont.. ' • • •
getting on a street,ear,, the ear start-
' 5-4-106 ilea few weeks e It appears that while
AUCTION. SALE' ed before she was , inside, with,the
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• reseilt ehat she was •jamined .between
Administrator's Sale of Valuable
the doOrs and ene of her feet, trailed
Farm property
The undersigned Adrhirlistrator will along the road fora distance. She was
ffer. fot• sale • by ,Public 'Auction at in the hospital .for four weeks as a
• ' ' HOlYrood in the Townt eefeths M
ahin. of resuliishap.. She, eertagily
, • • •
lit' len o'clo(c)fk,,Ae.perlii .0Ao. rp.eeeenet
e -the . has "-ed it
eebneer, life since eve ,e.aine'ete
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' . Tenthoviiclay ' D 1923, the e Const, beth'in church work and
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follng..,.farin -lands being lot num-
tli
'her Five in The seventheeeneessibet of . ,p.olitide,,,,Deitingeeheelate'electiOnsefote
.":OCB-14,---iieee7s-iileleefe, '..'elireae•Lease efestiaid: eletielkeseeeeeentleenteTthe'!"-ii116ein'spenGeke ietl'e'A7:.:
the'Townshin Cit,KinlosseiretheiCounte, theeptOyipciel house, . ,on., e:
es Ole theeFiret' „We: teeneeslie °seoke-atenearree air bi:r. fl''''
latids-wbfelleexpi_
f. Agra `A.De 1001„
Mfortahle Mac onalers and General Od um ,
'13• .0n the iPrernises is it co b .50 ft, 'meet/Age. In. church. week she is as.
frairee”baein 40eft.
6Whilehd IS6rgfL11191°1-13Sr 'ft' aned'shslgtiiPaetne milberp. tSbeehttldiBes",,,Ar-didipriteb-54;,.
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ippt:rgei rt on Tuesday. . ,eturps
to
and Mees
-::4.erelalaTi'LD:oinn4.1111:1e7,:itly'''.n,
lAior'aolindt.O,.,1.‘!nr!'ian
expect to go to -`4°sIdy
to_ attend the ;giadnatien exercises of
„the epreebyterian:Mieseonary; arid Dea-
coness Training Hoene and the desigee
„rieteien ef -MissM.mie Goll .0pea.„.•
eonesseto Bonar CluireheToroneee
7elee .leuey leeee Missicin Bane have
prepared Sn excellent program_ for
their Easter enterteinineet in the 2nd
Concession Schee:house.... t o n i'g
Thursday; Iiiteresting exercise e and
recitations,' will be, given • including ,
patriotic- gageante:„"Canadians' All,"
,liberal, offering -ie.. .asked for *the
Jubilee in Formosa •
' The •-rneeibers of . the. Presbyterian
Church cheir met at the home of Mr:
Jobe Roes to ;hid farewell : his
daughter, Mrs e McIntyre ere
'her departure-. for her :new 'hoene in
, Sask. A-Pleeeant, time 'was .spent in
genies and music and the chief item.,
tifethe program wes-theleadengeofeen
address to Mese,e1cletyre iiepreci,
ation of •her va:uahle services in the
eleeii• for niatiy years, accompanied,
by the presentation ,of bulky- en_.
voiip,e...-.Mr. Ross made a suitable ,re-
ply'forhis daughter;
•-•tee-e o
ePLAY; BOX. SOCIAL, AND •DANCE
At Lochalsh Hall, Friday, evening,
April Oth.' The •'St..'Helens ',Driunatie
Club will give the hlay: "Which One
Won ?". followed -by box social •and
iin old-time dance: Lots of fun; every-
body: come. -Admission, 'adults
.:adies with boXes..feeeeehildeen,.15c.
early becaend connected: Of e deeply
earnest and religious nature, he was a,
constant attendant at: all services) and
efter'e%leefeeearee'eeeigereetifierin ten,denteeofe
the Sabbath '• Schoca-ea eposition for
eliliterhe • h iderardequ al i ileattairsrande
eiefeithielteheeealways....emenitsiceled
respect -and reverence 'ci*f the 'voling
'folk e He • was eie Liberal in,.. polities,
ente
He proudly, Woretwo medals eeceiered
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•eBeelibeierian•:e0itildelie:feteeekeriete
COmeiittee had charge of the pregrain
on Monday:' evening,. The. ,topic,
•"Filendships_ThetAre...00k.W4j!,!!„
.was la,bly„„deale with in a .Paper'Written
by Miss.ietaty,-MacLeade;whieli
Phemie teed; Two very
Viefe71114-111-tiry:
Aitcheson's solo, *arid the eeieding �f
Foss's p041111, "The Meese 'the Side
of
of, the Road," by Miss Isabel ,Cliesnut,
Miss. Norma, ThOmpeori's ,reading twas
also very acceptable. Mrs. MacKenzie
and Mrs, -Murdoch •sang ti tiu.et, in
which the audience :joined in at the
seireraLehottises. These clifielisese-en-
,eisted of 'a„,verse of each .of four good
oldehymnee-whiele-,:eyereenie enjoyed
Ttv,o' instrumental .dutts•,coai
log' housb.i,
de rneatheealso-a-en awe •••••e.5fiereeaseevereris-Suptelef-the- . ere, -
11 ft.
by 26 ft. The nroperts, t th cer
and e qUarter wes o e .
flcmile Tjpp of IIce(Sellrood_end is,ceneenient • of "the W. C, T. U.; member of the , ,
• twit r s .
Rural mail Distriet tree-ritenreer ef-tel•,C 4"
excelleat-lirogrirh-7Pialle,
neid by •Miss .:Uae71%leitilorran
Mellan-ata. a, plane
iltiet.hk-Miesee-Maberiilliif:and-Wia•-•-
nifred 'Gordon: Next week, the ;Guild
and mid...week' service are ibing.
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bnieccthe ineetifigelerbeheldeoneWede
liesday eVening, the Devotional Conti
, tit e in charge. Topic,"The Seven
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recogniteeneofr n tiritar ye i rove
dere(' at. the -time of the Fenian Raid
jn .1866,. and .evnep the' Great Wer
broke out, :lie areeeetlir'die I areede'eliat.
if lie.evereeeinig,epotigh he would be
in Europe 'just, as ..socin as he Could
• • FOR SALE.-A:5e1i.p._ Gase
ohne engiee; practically new -Stuart
RobertsOn,
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AIT•clioic sAilg. •
Lloyd Phillips, Let;e25,eeeprie • 10e1
'.`eirest Wawapoehe-Will have an Auc-
tion Saleof ,:faren ...letecle and imple-
ments. On Aril 5th., commencing at
one, o'clock :pule ' • 29-3-p.
FARM FOR SALE:OR:RENT-Lot'
-4. Glee Ashfield, all :iiiegraes,-., but
'good workable land. Constant „supply
of running water, . dwelling house, 2
barns andedrieingsslieci. APOlee to Mrs.
, E. J. Jelutseon, Kintad. oat. , 5-4ee.
• Mr.:atliie.sop was twice.. nia.i•ried,'
and is• siiryir.ed: by tnree•sOns,and one
,
daughter. .•Another elaughtere Mary,
(li(t1 in .1.013; e".
- -The reniains will be. gift„:„to
• w for inteemente seiviee,
held irt" the Presbyterian .Chiirch, thie
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(Thursday) afternoon,.". _interment • to
15?7tireGirecellrilleCeitieteryeeeeee
, •
-to Church and ,Sehoe a ,
eeliverer:
fl'en Pgr cent. •ef. the purcdhase,inf eey
native ditughter's Canadaededlitelde"
Oeher peeitione;that I litiVe foirgetterie'
of the s al, a,: V.111 he rein ein-
-13 be ed• he .Says': "Mel, lives .clese
to nee He has a fine wife -and *five of
theeeekvell; I won't Saye. it; 'biete, ,Of
.eenteee -I think it, the bestileoking
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'bunch. of kiddies in the world, Wilber
1Setlifie.Of the editors e Calgary
Herald', and is getting ..along finef
ternie was bete •see• es not low?.
tio., .11e Je in LovOr 'qilifernta just
how; Davei hi President slid 'Ceti-
ar4 Meoestrei Aiith
t b deposited On the o wilo BORN
s e
the balance withie ten daye,' there-
after. , • • t
ferthet pertietilars a this sale
el drhinisira&i:
weevil". te.
5-4- . • "
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In'Itovhie re, Tore env dea.r wife,
Catherine e ...„
' John 'Purvis; Auct '
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L tee tele, died Math 29,
"This 'ift'V`b1.1"hictsb4e't mem°'70
I-
ll id to net, •
loved ?ntl to4114** 114't r11 it 41111Plif V°144/14°
And t 000 VAIO
that 0 her
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is undoubtedly
It isi)ure fresh and wholesome
and the flavor is that ofthe true'
gT.een leaf. nua
aturday's Specials
Cream Slices Puff Pastries Golden Rods
Brown Bread Raisin Bread
Home-made Bread
Very Special Bargains for Dollar Day
.11ighest Piricee•Given for Butter and Eggs
at EDGAR HQLLYMAN'S
, PHONE 56, -
-LUCKNOWe
KINLOS$
„ 'Mee: .jaMee Histon is iting With
friends in tinron. •
I*. Wallace .Hewitt event the Week,
end at his honie•heie, •
•and Mrs Abbot spent 'Sundey'
•WitfeMr.14loy-Abbok-itiverdale
,
A. social s:evening 'sull be he'.d. at'
:gis. Sam Moulten's Wednesdaynight
. A laege, crowd attendedthe pres-
entation at Jack Stringeeei-lait-FridaY.
Mrs George. Richardeon and • Miss
eteoeseyeef TeeedrateiespentetheeWeeke
'end With Mrs it--; Stanley; • ^
TORONTO REALESTE
,
Mr -Fred A- Lc3vis,
tan&
;timer has for sale, a ' nembere, and
eerie:eye-of eniter-ern ousepe-Those -
tending be ,leea.teein. Toreuto, will do
well to: write him or , call' At his ad-
etreaS.ee.e4.35eEeelereten keVLOEi1s (
:Yonge car' to -Eglinton 'Ave.) •
•
-AUCTION SALE -• •
ee-lei e'.-JeeeelaceA-ed eeeeLoteetegeene-1-4-e
'eAsh,freldewillehayeeeneAuctepte-Sele-oe-
fatire stock .!and imeleeneetee on ;April.:
e5theeecOmmeneing ae, 1:30 e'elockrreine
Good horses, :cattle aedeiniplements
onLehia sale,earid:4.aolhlt;wpilul
be sold
F A RM POlt•SAl
- • 100- ACRES, Lot-27:--(7ore. Kin-
.
loss,
epto.perey,, of eheelate.,"Catherme-
:Creerston (relict f. the late James'
Crowstoe)„:-Goad:4'ninc-roomed,- beide
house. • with woodshed. heen •e5e36,
eeteatebetteif 5Ox36. and
$0e-18 'implement; ehed 8eaeres harde
wood bush, • 'orchard'," farm, ,eaeturete
'foe= laetetteelee'yeere,--s•eitliees from,
eLangsideestere 'aed .1ilacleemith jshop,„„;
enilesefromeLuekneeeePoseession , at
.oncee Price .reasonable. For particu-
lars
'•apply .to Mrs.' lquorelionse
chelle Luck:new, or to Mrs. James Mc-
eCullough. Kincardine, Aditipistietrixe
' FOUItTlf•CONe KINLOSS
l VIS
i�ten ,d -ore.: • s.ltinpran. .42A1: ;A:1%111,!Cilaid qeyr"as,.114i1
Mie and ' Mrs, i:'Arighs MacDonald
}mere for .s(1,1T°)10.g.
!rare severe colds,. ; • '
QUite A hunitiee in. this neighbor
-
heed are Csinfering from the efe:
feeteeof seyere colds and ;flu;
-We ere,•pleesedele=leneWethat:Gile.
severe attack oJ rheumatlsfll
,
Stewart,=..fn Liteknow on March 24,'
1923,' te Mr, and .Mrs, A ' Stew-
art, a daughter, '
Kinloss, 'Marcie 24,
- 1923.- to, 'Mr. ark1.41rise•Robeite Mee
Nall, a son..
Aiecheiion,;-41% Lueknow. l'tleith 26, '
- 16231 to Mr. and Mrs. Berke Ait-
cheSon. a sefl,...
i eeldt "Yel
hs4 .awful ,treu •
1117° V". Oil *fit, 4% slvtukar
loved itt!Vsvi ."
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I
MAFEKING
,
tuestley, Meech '26th.
Aii Easter ,cencert will be ,given by
the Aehtield IS. in Blake's Church
Good •Friday evening Mae 30th.' An
ineeresting program. is. arranged. Rev..
Nealderie of Dungannon, will give
an address.Every•beely is welcome.
Bring your "Easter offering. •
• There .will 'he a _concert , and hox.
'ebeial held' hi No, 9' "Cherry' Greve"
-Seheielheelieeore.TueedeeeeeerlingeeApr.'
3rd; The progreen wiii consist • e
'Charlie' Chaplin 'moving pietere show
and mueic by lecal. talent: . Admeeeien,
25e: Lediee with boxes fiee,
. N•.e'e,,ee'.'eeeee.e.Veee'eeeeeeee'.eXe,e.NeeXeeNe,eNeee‘ee\eeeee:\eee.Xe.e V•e*e.eiNeeeeeeeAv.eeVeeeee,e.ee
On LLAlitDAYL,April Ilth.
-
t aVit4' a '4,24.'ideCe."
,China -,T6a.-80,7.,Abg-Ohr-it'613,--
Vree.' • •Watali thi4spa,C6'iiext;
'eek for particulars.
Fresh Lettuce,. ,Celery and Tornat,Oes
arriving for the teeter trade , Leave
your order AO as not to be disappointed.
ThOmpson's „
Economy Store,
phone 82 tuarcow.
ivna1, estAhviiya
00, gas94 12-4,
'
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NOTICE ToeCREIMT,ORe.
In the Mattel' of the 'estate David
, Houston, , late of the Township • of
Kinloss in he (emote? of ,leruee;
Notice herelieeleieeetthiet'all-pee:-
ons h\iig.elW:relteine ore -demands
etainete-elee• laeee'Daeieeeliblieteeteevhoe
dicd one Mee akee, t tw t yes ce d •
edav, of. •F.elertia re! ,..,k7,1);=.702',3: -
T w nehtle'or ii lege ei it the Countye of-
,' Bette. 'aye reedirede•ta ,serit by POAt
-,preeaid tPL.,S141:Tr_ to , the endure'
--eignede-Adinleistretor.'6r dettiee'of
the eaid 'David Hotetore their mimes
and addeeesee and full particulars in
witting, Of their elahne an stateinents
of their accounts and thenatinte Of the .
eeeeeriti eee' helde_byetheineeltilv
.edritied by 'Affidavit,.•
, And take notice that after Theetteezie,
teeseventh day ofiAprii, A ..1), 1.023,,the,
said Adieitistrater eroedece to
distribute the aestets of the said 'dee
ceased enieng ' the pereons.. entitled
itherete,,, hating, regard only . to the
elainis• of evliichlie ehall haye had
lioticei and that .,the. Acipinip, ttat,,
tOt Will not be liable ter "the said
assets nate. thereof to any
.nerSon. of I Whoee he fi0t:
fheilehave received notice, ttiOtiC0
ie given Mereuieet to, the statute in
that 13elialf.
Dated At theknew twenty,sev-
Aatf ,Ar„.1)J,162g,,,,„::
David liposto •
polytob0.1 OA.;
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LIBERTY. BLUE
BROWN`. '• GLOSS BLACK
a es Your Hat Bright, Clean Crisp
Sold 'Only By
c
The Rexall Druggist, - Lucknow, Ont
VelVeNeeNeee\eeee \ \
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4'-
he
Beitiio .4u 1.1.0to,
1URNER-
IE:S, ATTENTION!1-=-Y 8.11tr
ootweatis really of more jrnportaike.
than your Easter hat:: See .our display
of *,..y..fistr-Sii.t4ig-Slioe -
'Well-dressed Men wear our Shoes
because -they- com b ne-com-fortr-du
ability and style.
Children's Shoes our Specia
When buying Shoes, 'ask to see
our line of Hosiery.
Staple Lines for Factory and Farm
See our Solid Leather' Shoes and
.• •
Rtibber BOots for Spring.
Our Mottb---”StYlet Quality
Seritecand.Satisfactioni$,
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