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$2 00 Ozit TEAR IN 4livANOS: Sue
CKNOW,
,THURSDAY AtoiIlL 12 '1923.
SOIGUIVAPCI
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‘,'Ifi1'1111.01NA1 Y $11-iRGEON-,•77 Dr:
N.V.?,‘`'707.1c'eleher; Ripley, 'Phnue'-'*90
night" or •
0*. • • • •
ilavLefid.' will" i'!.i0it.".:1:40ti'ioW'
• "every, Tuesdayt.:', Oilico..-abVvet-,;t110.44.-Of
Drs. --:;:1,10nnell,
••P4,i PAI(Olt.: • Oi'TEOPAT/I, 'at: the
' 'Cain .1.1putE;;:LlineW, every'.Wed-',
nesday:l.afteriipon.',
•k ..01.seostlegettfulig
• pathy
''''Adjnotnieat...af
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more :quickly secured and
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with ..ferret•' treatments' by Osteo-.
r PathY: than1)3f'. anY .1Ytlior .lacth9d;
Tetonto cc paid for all -.kinds ;of
Poidtry. ' ' •
9-6-tf • .,Grospopf, Lueknow.
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-Dr.-McInnes Clatiopradtor. of Wing-
' ham, Will Visit Lackno three times
: each- week in future. Anyone desiring
• an interview with him .may leave word
at the Cain House. and the doctor Will
•. call. or ,ma N see .him„there personally,
:MOndays''' Thursdays and Safurday"
afternoons: No charge is made for
' consultation: '
1)11 MAUDE C. ARYANS
,Registertl.OPtometrist
Graduate'Department of Ophtthaltnu1-
ogy;McCoirtrick -Medical .0bilege;
,etigo.'111::Three months Post graduate"
(.11:1
• Eyes correctly fitted with Glasses.
•: Headaches. Dek Itchy Eyes; Graiiik:'•
• lated Eyelids.. Watery Eyes."Pain in,
Eye 'Balta. Inflamed Eyes; Pus or
• 'Watery,;,Disclierke .from ...Eyes. and
., Dizziness. cnused by Eye -strain re.;
keyed' tlirciUgh' Properly. fitted Glass-,
• rota' ;EYet ....'straightened through
, , .
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propel lv. 'fitted'. Lenset .
Eves tested at night :eauallit as
„ good. an •-
• f.All :kinds of7Oribical repairs done. ,
Satisfaction Assured
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At the Cain ,House. Lueknow, 9 to
.12 a.m....1 30.to 6 ti.ar,.-Efening 7 to '
'it,m;;Wedaesday ';of'. each week." ,
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Highest Cash, „Prices •Paid lot :all
kinds of raw furs. Let nie know, when
you have any and I will'eall at •ence.
--Benjamitt • Pearlman .'Phone 85
Li:10010w:: : •' ' '
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PAINTING. ANIS- PAPERHANGING
• R. J.Canieron, Lueknow: prepared
to do all kinds of painting Lnd decor-
ating. Agent for wall papers from 10c,.
• Per roll tin. 22 inches wide; Samples
'they be seen at My residence. or shall
ple-0--a to take theavfh-vour houe
• = Highest Price Paid for Spring Musk -
'rat at•.A..Blitzstein s Store. Lucknow,
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• BABY CHICKS A.ND.....EGGS
• Baby -Chicks ,and
:froth- my lisavy-layifirpenr-of-White
:Leghorns., Barred, Reeks; Black Min=•
• bicat and- MahOgariv: Russian Orloffs.
7 Write -'for pribe :lit. I have &utile('
•• my hatchinecan'acity and. will (10 my
•-'74beSt.t1,5.1ill,alt1;aterS,ICcistoin•,:hateliitig•t
t'alSo: done 'reasonably. BAct; makes in-
• - t,eubators.anth,brouders,:,fOr.sale.Writc
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Me for catatogue if,inferested
Vatican hennedY. Box 12.
" Mete 42L--611 ' VhiteChurch. Ont,
Oft SAL • om
house '6 roomS. Apply to Jas. Agnew,
Lucknow.. ; ' • . ' . 22-3-tf.
FOR SALE -Frame residence, •in
goc.d retiair. Apply tnLeroy Horn.
PASTURE TO 'LETv.-75 „.Acies:
„. good ,water•,,supply,...APAY,:to.-Ered.--
''' McDonahh..:;.:•
-7-GRASS-FARM. -FOR:SALE -OR
• •gENT.-,---Being Leta '25 and 26, Con.
•71..-KinlensTCOnitant simply running
-,• W.nt. _Gleason:-
iLuehnow. ,;. .19-4.e
LOST: -At tuckno'w station or left
....-train,•;Fridavy. night,- a woman's
.„ brown leather containing mind!
sum of tooneY.v.valued.as a 'keepsake'
Finder please renort to J. A.Stothers,
Luckm4; •
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WIT�THE
,ye
'Owing to rOughWeather •there Was
.mecting-ek the Square 'Iliurs-
•• .daY•eVening,tNeXt ineeting, there will
'he a•paricake'ideini.fOrineirilleri-OnIY-;-
,
Coine-and.>'tv.ri-A, rant-4,...eriiiin.,
•
cooking. There will be plcnty
for
• -1,
' • :::1_*" L'•
' 6
,
tks
PraneestPitterald spent ,Plitt
latttrieek with,:ber-aister, MIS, Jas. •
• Culbert; **. • • • '
.11erh•-biirran,,.anid• 'Sent, Jack •
and.bertram, and Mr. J. Vertary;: Of
.CreW00: spent 'Easter iweek .with re-
ryftives„in
Miss 'poll Joluniton' ,eittOrtained
number. of young ,folk on Thursday
.eVeriltigi,„!and. Uri; Milton Kilpatrick
Wes* 'tea:tets. feit t,h d neighboring,
, .Yating people, ,Friday evening.
The Box Soda itha dOti.edtt which
*Eta to have,beenbliti"In$1,-6, .6•iehooli
ApriI 6til, 4,nraa ,piistporied• itteennt
of the. al) day' rain and bad roads, will- be held this -
PridaY ;Intoning, Aprfl
1th: A4 7,`',-,-go."4-47-' 4*---*
po4,0*
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LOCAI: ANP OENN,141.1, 0,
Mrs;, L, MacKentie it. in Toron-
to
- this
-Rubber-iTires.-put-ron,13iTggies-G,
Ostrander.' , ,19,4-p.
:The regular monthly meeting Of the
WoniefOtl,natitute• Will be held in the
:NU-*11.*Chainbers Thursday, April
12th., at ....Treas. •
Mr. Rtiss, JOhnstorie it home after
lsending the 'winter- months in'Minn-'
Minn-
eapolis. Mrs.',Johnstone and little sen
will be. home in..a. couple' of weeks "
Following the Boy Scouts' Concert
in the Town Hall,-LueltnoW, On April.
49th.; .a -dance ,iye•tiven fr3M"11030
to 4 clock, 'Princess Pa's Orchestra,
$1.00 a couple. 'gallery 25c
Mr. A. E. Buswell, Who has been
;in the employment, of Cameron., Mur-
dOch .k.Go.. salesinon'fOr the past
seven ,inonths, ha's purchased an ,
in-
terest in the. butiinesal, and entered
into partnership in the firm:
• , The officers' of the Boy -Scouts' As-.
*pcciation wish it to be ,definitely un-
do:steed that they have no connection
whaf,nier-Lwith-lbe dance-1-..adv4ised
for Thursday; Anti}, 19th.. and also
that the Hall will not be free until
after 11 o'clock.
T..F1,gain has made qiiite,a Change
in his house' the past week The old
bar aa•well. the partition 'dividing.
the front sitting -room ilaye been re-
moved; The large • room thus formed
will be used as -a poolve,ronin, the fat
end of which is occupied by a counter
where soft' drinks. 'cigars etc are
supplied.
BABY CHICKS -.-Make •yout tfloCk
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a paying proposition.. by 'adding new,
vigorous, quality chicks "Royal Qual
!ty" baby chicks are•from•heaVy lay -
'ng :Canadian - stock, ..Rocks, Reds,
Wyandotte's, Aric9Pas, .Legliorns, -Der'
livered. to you express station Pre-
paid; §rli7k safe" arrival guaranteed
Canadian,- Chick Hatchery, 'Limited,
Department p N., 143 King St, att,
Hamilton, Ont
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TOR. Of.40,11".OWN, A10,1,0_.
PROIPOSI'f ION
IL.TakePOS!.R.13..-of-,-.Liteknoix:
met in the Council •Charnber TileadaY
evening -to -44N riihtieSeit.iiii
•of the!.old -Town flail: building,,The.
ineetini was Oiled by the Council
with 'a view to ascertaining' the °pin,.
'thief:the 'ratepayers before disposing
of, the. property, Or, nuttlifethe.town
v
ItrPie:•exPense.‘70f taking a'Vote on
Mt• • Henderson's offer.
It was a real live Meeting from
start to finish, the (liscustion lasting
for more than two heart. To an
on-
looker the sentiment, of the Meeting
seemed to be,against selling; and our
guess is that the • building Will re -
:main as it it for the present. A maj.:
"ntatr of`the-Cnunell appears to''be';
favor of,selling, and as .a matter of
dollars -and -Cents that Would .,appear'
to be •the Wise course to take; that is
failing to get the building heetipied
by a paying industry;
The outcome of the diseu :on was
the pasing•of a resolution k Which may
be taken as the-adviee of the meeting
to the -Council) submitted by Mr.-J.
G. 'Anderson and seeended by Mr..
Joynt: The substance of this resolu-,.,
thin was to the effect 'that
he huiid-
ing be otsold, and that -the,--Canrici
endeavor.to procure some suitable in-
dustry to'occupy it. , •
•' Mr W Murclie moved an amend
ment that the 'Council expend '4 stun
net. ekeeeding $75 in advertising for
an industry to occupy the building,
and that, failing to secure one, the
building be seld. :
• The amendment got little support,.
and the Meeting exptessed., itself,
ongly in favor of Mr, •Anderson'S
on
0 3.
010TUARY
Lizzie Doyle°
Miss Lizzie Doyle, who•for„a num-
ber of Years was •a -resident of Luck
. -
now,• died at the home- of her,brother
cOvittii ,NOTES ,
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Fresbyteriaw'Guild-.-On•WeOneSdaY.
nf last week .the 'Guild' and prayer.
'-riieevvtit'Tk-7'C'6iiibtned'teiVTC;S;:7,v'''vanir
„splendid.;,prograin, WaLp7 resenteerhy",
the.Devotional 'Committee. After the
opening, exercises, Misses Jpati,ancl
Marthi'MacCalltimi. Mary Aitcheten
-,and.-•....Dean:"1Gedden ;,gave[a.....ffnartgt.tet:,
Irving and -Dorothy.
eiich--taVe7Erfeidirtg.•
Mr. MacCalluni gave A very
sive address on :;"The Seven, Wordi.
from L the Cross."-The..closing,hymn
brotight veri'profitable..evening.tO
st,,- close.1 'The -choir have, charge
of the Meeting on Monday 'evening.
A .fine Meeting was held by the Ep-
worth League on v Monday night. The
,program,which was arranged and put
on by thee Missionary •:Cornmittee of
the PresbVterian-;.Guild
tellent .`offe...41.1rs,":MCKenzie,',a-cratigod.
--the meeting. Mr. -McKenzie Was cliair
rtian„, The. Scripturev lesson -was., read-
bi" Mrs. Jack. cotifile;:d
Prayed' -15Y
Miss MeMrirranairiti-Mr;MeNitY. 'The
Wide •Wat -McKim;
'thought:S. On.the topic by Mrs. McKen-
zie;, duett.V;igii. McKenzief
and Mrs.:J„.6.. Murdoch"; a duett by
Jessie and -Grant;.ItifcKetitie; reading
,by Miss,F...Jrving; MiSsioaarY•dia-
logne. noir:her:9f, ladiei, arid -10
solo by Mist .Mary Aitchison. . The
progrant Itt,ad greatly enjoyed by the
leagtie and a hearty vete of thanks
was tendered the visitors visitors._ for
their
excellent ,rtieeting on 'Motion, Of Rev;
IVI?:.'cistetifourtin11-11,ef;z7)1r:-Treleavi.."
-:-,Eitz;f04e7
• t
Mendai;tApril v9th.
• Alf Hodgins has been butY.'Cuttine.
weedon the 1ie thc past wee ,
,
• Roads are getting into pretty good
condition again;only a few banks of
ino* left to give,trotible
We are 'glad to , know thae.MrS.
Janies MacLeod, who has been *ill foi
sante -time; is • improving.
Mr. and Mrs,.. B. J. Chesnut cite,
" brated the 2iitit anniversary, Of ,their
inartiage On. the Cl/ening- of April -SLh
when a ntimber of neighbors and
friends Were, in to Spend the evening
with cards tnuic--410, -dancing. The,
prize for the evening was Won by tho.
youngest tonple, present. In the smid :
hours the gtteSte teak theirrdei39ttllt6
itOlit'SIIII'119114$0111411.
it4p0/0!
Steve Doyle, Ashfieldi on Saturday
6f last welc.,'The deceasedv suffered.a
stroke of aritlysit More than.a year
ago, and never recovered from the
•'• •
Caesar„-:_terdtte
The Thestalon Advocate, of April
5th contained the following: '
'!There died in Thessalon, Sat-
urday, March_31st, 1923, Mr: 'Caesar,
Perdue, aged '6'1 Yeara. The funeral
toelc Place on M,ondar.-14,2 p-nonr•
the .farnily residence,, Dawson Street."
W. W. Irwin: "
Word was received. here on Sunday
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Ikt(..4",S.AN.N11:AL•lyiEETING
'The Annual Meeting of the W.M.S.
19f--- the -.4neklriqw--114•0thOdist. Churelr
was held at .ilie.Parscinage-ion, April
• '
CuPied the. Chair, .0„p!endid:',Easter
Program was; giVen•and the business'
.cf "the.'past fiiiithed, f r a4
•possible...Mrs. Osterhnut. was aPnoint7.
.9a:,;:tT take"' the t the" election,
efficers Air the following Year.
Those appointed were: President.,Mrs.
Osterhout; Vie Pres... Mrs. E. Smith;
Cor. Sec'Y„ 11,1„is.• T...°Phillins; Rec.
MrsGeo, Greer; Treasurer,
Mrs,'JnO. &Others; Pianists, Mts. J.
4. Anderson and Mrs.., Geo. Andrew;
.upt,Systematic Giving‘ Mrs,
-RathWel1;7SUPt. Mite"Bexes, W:
Reed; Supt. Cradle Roll. .yr. Rae;
Strangers' Seity, Mrs:. John. Button;
• The following Heralds wereapPoint-
ed:-For China,' Mrs. Afton; Japan,
Mks: Spence:. India; Mrs. 'Button;
French and Foreign; Mrs.. Phillip,s;
Oriental in BC, Miss Clifton.
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, WEDDING ,BELLS• .,
A pretty_,'„Wedding-ii_Vas
on'W,ennetclay'hist at the hone -of the;
'bride's parent!i,. •and
Congrarn, •7th, Concession, 'Kinloss;
when their, eldest, daughter, .Lea
,Myrtle, was, united'Iri the holybonds
of inatriinony to ,.Mr;;Maleolin .Lane,..9f
Kinlis Rey. Andrew Lane, of ,Drinn-
bo; -brother of the, grOorn, vcendUcted.
..t:he ceremony, , The : youthful. bride
0oked charming in her! gOWn: of, silk'
crepe with Egyptian -trimmings- and
ornain,ent, and 1 Cartied a 'shower
'octilquet 'af.Pink •and: White carnations
'and' maiden -hair fern. The: bride en-
teiyd, the parlour., on the anti ,vof her:
father to the 'strains Ot. Liohengrin's
Wedding March' 'played WT. Mrs.
Well-
ington cousin pf
and ..tOok her place by the groom under
an arch of evergreens. and 'pink and.
white rose. :The -bride's attendaptS..
were Miss ,Phoe'be'Congrarn; sister of
the. bride, as. maid, Of. Jinn oi; tind little
;Joy Henderson„.„ who Made 'i•klainty
dower girl,' carried abasket of 'Mauve
-and pink'sweet"--peas.viritli media -hair :
:fern,: The lteuSe was beautifully, dee-
orated and- the ',tables Were ,decorated:
with myitle; vines, .which 'yvete very
approptiate-for--the„.:oetesien.,,:.-MaaY•,
congratulations' Niisre •extended ; 'te the
of the. 'register; the guests sat. down
* to:a suptuouS, repast. The. happy coup-
le left for their honeymoon, aniid
-"Oktbe.rtigath..0•-telltthatz-Aateiratt,,,Liste_Weh.'
Irwin, ,fornier hotelman 'of. 'Other points. The bride...travelled. in -
orial Hospital, Listowel,, after .only A
few ',Illness. 'Ile .bad„moved to
LiStowel,-less",thad--7a-,-year-,4g-o--whero:
he bought Queen's Ilotel: The
funeral took place Tues-
day.
7.'
Mrs 1).'Finlayson
. Very- Sad Was the death of Mrs.„
Donald Finlayson, of the 1st 'concen-
sion, .Huron 'Township,' who passed
Yk"in140 picture hat and *ore a' r.ing-
tail Opossum:choker, the .gift- Of. the
groom; VThe -bride and 'grOntriyere '
eipients 'Many beautiful and costly
presents.. They will make their, boine'
on the graom's farm,;.near Kinlough.• :
Graham -Alton
A--.Vety pretty weddineWit-YoTertin-
on,April 40,4 at 11 !a.m., at the
hoine of the -bride's parents, Mr. and
-RAPP) CONCERT'
•
; ',The' Radio Concert that you havo
been waiting for will. be put on by.
Jock and Dougl0s, 00terhant,' in theTcn
ApriI ; of Friday,
1-.113.;at "-; e 0 1111;1% ii'eivienr ag'•
Adrnission 25e. -war tax extrn.
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140LYROOD
.spent Sunday with
`AY finer Ackett.-
. Mr. and •lyirt. Whitock,- of Tees-'
vrater, are ..spending a ,few days with
.Mrs. Rat, '
• ....Mr Robert Elliott Who fias, beep:
poorly this . last counle, 'weeks has
been taken to London hospital.... '
tiipReavin,•Dureacn;).n.gMrceTga,4vitioanh.a,,in:•-ni'hoeeldtiiringg..
Friday April 13th Croup genies have
been arranged for the' 'fitst, pert of
the ,evening to be 'follewed by a short
literary program: After which. Mr,
1VIeTtivish will, deal' With the iinancial
ttatement. Everybody welemne.. Lad-
ies please bring baskets:. •
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0
CitEWE' :
• Miss Mae, Menary is spending a. few
•Iays at. er-home-at-Shenpardtonr---:;-•
Mrs; , Menai): spent Easter . with
,
friends in Hamilton. .
• Misi-Tda Rivett entertained a num-
berof friends at a:danceOti Menday• .
evening•
: '
, Miss, Ruby. Kilpatrick, of London_
-Normal, 'spent the , holidays:. at- her
home hei•e;•
• , .
•• .Mr. and MrsWilfred' Drennan
vis-
ited,at Herb. Stothers".,of Dungannon,
'OnWednesclay.
:.Miis 'llughenia
king, is at present the. guest of ..1C,,fts,.
Petty Finnigan..
We are -sorry, to 'report thevillnesS
oft Alma Blake; who has had a .plight.
-attack v of appendicitis. •
A•.nuniber .,from„ here' attended e
party-. given by Miss Beryl Johnston.
of ...1VIafeking; and all report, having,,a
„ . .
very enjoyable. p-t'rening. •
•: Mispes Etta „an&RubY-McQuoid,,91
,
and Mildred ,MeWhinney, ,of
have returned to their stadies:
"after 'holidaying ,It ',their respective
binneg' here.
ASH -FIELD NOTES '
, •
:
j i -.Brad ley., -L -of --.L. ri.e s pen tt
the. week end ;., with friends'. in Kin
. eardinel,
Mr Eldon Henderson, of Para,
Mount ..visited' 'friends at Airiberley•
recentlY; • •
tVA-a-4,1.ttiej-ifffelni of? Was .' --the
for unvaryipra
Greatest Mar
ro
uality is
Distinction;
as aifiTen Matchless tailality for 31 )4.11,ra.,
So Delicious Just Try It.
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DEAL DIDN'T Go; THROUGH
1
plIr announcement:last week :that
,Mr.,'Leroy 'Horn. had bought the °Al-.
lin propertY now 'occupied 'bY the
• • .
Chinese restaurant, as a, ttle
preinature...flefore the deal was pont--
Pleted some 'hitch oeciirred., and, the;.
purchasenlat_c_orriple,ted. •
"KILLED ON THE TRACK -
,
AT WEST TORONTO'
Tertian. papers of • Thursday of
last week, contained.,•ani•aecount of the
.death of Mr Richard Stoner, known
here as the haSband of Ettie Graham,
eldept daughter 'tof the -late Robert
Graham and Mrs.. Graham Of town.
Mr. Stoner w'as with the Grand Trunk
-Railway since hewasa; lad,:of 16, and
for some, time,'Was condpetor on pas-
seriger. trains. Of late he Was ,;yand
foreman at West Toront.e..He was 51
'Years of :age. On Wednesday of last
week he was cresting ,the tracks neat,
the Virest Terente Station when, he
was ,hit;b1. the. Detroit -Flier.. Ile Was
taken to Grace Hospital where he died
tafeW hears later, • . ,
• .
WHITECHURCH
' Menday; April 9th.
-MISS Moreen of Winghatn,-
Spent the, week end at •the ' Manse.
Miss Lila Humphrey ; St.-IIelens,„
-vvitviiiitUig-7 her mint NCI'S. A Fox -
Mrs Wes Leggett,' of Blue -vale,
visited during Ihe..week at the home
of her .parents, Mr, and Mrs. jno.:
The tY13..5.. _Meeting. on „ Sunday
Misses :Irene' Moore and Susie Carrick
gnest .of .ber'frien•d-, Mist 'Susie ib7
-
Mr: .IIrs.• Ra.yriard of
Paraineurit,,. vitited V With friendS' it'
‘,Lanes -during-the weekf---'
• .714-rs-;-Ifilii-fivf:1\--latDo-nald-, of Laurier,
is. spending a. few. days with Mrs. Jet:
of Parainount.
•;--Mr.• . *Harbld.Bell, of E ineardine;
spent", the :.Easter holidays with his
unch,:WI Win, WileY., Of Laurier,
. We .are sorry to hear of the :illnesS'•
,
of Mr, Alexander McKenzie, cif 1.0011 -
on ' Sinittlaki" April 8t11.1:ifP11°w% ,Mr Damel, .1T
-41'11g4'41°141.4114-14.88''-;*B°R.°**'41ell'ill;r" '=";-,-c,t1,1riin7gre,P071;',4;:,47.11;17'1
•riagetim Waeltabella Ann Macktnzie
h toative, of the Loohalsh 'R'n.chl Ant.lr---iv4s** Ofnear LiieknoW„7.9,--fient a daY recently
• ia
Where she twas_:bortt a little _More than to Mr:. '6rleP Mrs :; StatileYM.Pataiienni,
i"
'4& years:. VesideS,..., her: husband,�f. 1Lr i1so of and' PrO4114. ;'` gisi„Annie' Puzvio;;;Ol• .ParintrOant,..,
Asliffercr..The--bride;
Mr, and Mrs,: Jai. Purvis, of St
CHS'
: Mitt:Violet MaeLennari has tetUrn-
,
ed tO "teach at Letliiait Sch-pol'after 'be-
- ing confined: tO, the house for a.feW
months; .,
.:Dunchn"-MeRae;* of •Lochalsh,
• has returned ,.to ..StratfOrd Normal
after, spending the, .aSter.bolidayS •at,
his home:here,. , .
Misi Katharine Blue, -Of Stratford
biticniaL., Spent.- the'aEatter
with her sister, 5. GrantMcfliar-
mid of Paraintifirit,
*its Olive Terriir.rand
7MCGregOr;---of -Whitetlititch,...;;werethe-
ueit's; of Mrs jack' qenderitinT'rir
Parainotint,. uring.the v.'eek.
the.r annual om itt tht resi-
lonce of Alt:' 4rid. MatDorf-.
she -leaves to niourn a family of , ten
song and three ,daughters.,The. family
have the S synipathy of the coriiintin.:
.ity in then" -great loss., ;
Steel 'Hunter
' ;Mr; ,Steel Hunter, whose illness
thr.Ougliout the past Winter was the,
stiblect.p.f interest,
passed away between ten and eleven
,Saturday night. Mr. Hunter was forc-
ed, to give up -work a little OVer,,a year,
ago • owing to .declining, „health; and,
been peas. yeas, ;Mr. Meredith Grahami,brother
losing2z-Strengthr.:".-Atter-7•her_and,..-Aira;:_-
01. ."Lne, .goolit;'-istay-6-d- the. Atifedding:
..1-.1.untcr_moveclAnt.9:_theirjtew house pn march The.--ceremony.:_watt -performed
Okra/n•.2 Street*, Ate ,,,eatne-de‘wit
on, New:, Tears!. Day., and was, --very,
-given away by her father,- looked
• charming--in-a.t'dress-,of-white-sitin:
c?'"eiSe de 'thine; trimmed , with radittrn
lace and satin .rihbon.. Her; veil of.
Belgium lace. Was taught ;with orange
blossoms, and her bouquet was Aineri7.
can :,beauty '-roses intd Maiden,hair
fern. Little Dorothy, Alton, neice of
the bride, acted as flower girl, while
Melvin Morrison,nephew of the bride
played the role of ring-bearert each
carrying` dainty; 'basketS. Of Sweet
•'cheerful in 'greeting his friends! -A few
days later, lic was',obliged to go , to
bed, and Was,able.to be Up very little
since: Mr, Iltinter Was a nativ of
Ashfield, but passed a, goad p4tof
his life in Lueknow, for many years
having !„..charge of the .water!.. works
power honse..Funeral sexVie&•Witst'lrele
in the Presbyterian Clitirch an 'Tues-
day, afterifinin, rwben a large*intinber
of friends gathered to show their rat
spec( for the departed and his friends.
Besides his widow, Mr. Hunter it sur-
vived by one brother And tWq. Sisters.
arch bf evergreens,:
. Wltb Easter .1ilies, and roses. Ptiring
the signing ofthe register, a vsoletWas
sweetly rendered by, its Reitt
.
Gra-
ham, the groom,; The guests,
the inniediate relatives, 4,t1ie. Youiw
sat down', to a,suintituous Wed-
ding.dinnef: bride's g-oing away
-costnine was, a .suit ',of.'naVy:blue,laerget
with 'blouse of navy and .saila etepo
de' thine and brown vilat;' veiled. The
happy yciiing couple left on the'after:
noon .• trairi .from LtickneW for a thOrt.
„
lioneyritoMiittipi
ito.Clnton' and Brant,'
_
lord, They will reside On the gtOtim'a
fettle, •situated ille;'Sonthwett cor-
ner of Ashflekt,,T0wrishin; The
pres-
ents *ere atimerousf intltiding' sever-
al eliectues.,,,aad a beautiful cotieli; the
'gift 'of the HaelottV0hureh and cern-
inunityt to whieh,. the bride belonged,
, •
Wallace Wo Johnston, who for many
years has conducted
shop in Tees*ater, has sold out to
Frank Stefiller, who for onte tinie
Ms had IL.
''$itep iu.:1100014:41.000040410•:
h.riPTIIIP out io
. .
wi#400 PI Os who c14,44411014,
Mis Neil ald an April 4tIt': All had a really
good time, There was a splendid pro-
„lz:rAtuti-Sengs, ..•tiehateS,•iiiStrurnerital
music; speeches; ,readings; recitations:
and eonnnanity' singing,, A' guessing
,contest proved verY.`lamnsing,.. the
gueSSO being as to the weight' of the
eliairtnen. The 'prize), a white take
made' hy Miss Katherine MittDoritild,
wai Won, hy *Ito Greert, of,Port,
4.
bert, who generonsiY, 'requested, that it Don't Wahl, iLbout the' chid 'atid 1';'1a-valleY; and. NN'oro 0 'diamond and
,
thc
he Sold at atictien, It finally went to i.„,,ickwayd tymather, \sreit,A0. ',L111,1,,eret f
-Jint-Matdregor,"-the ..highest :bidder -- •i' - - s 154:1-1.• """IsE,
v ') wore ue brocade'
Mil-
y
sang a deett.. The -Meeting for _next
Sunday' to taken by ,Mtn'. Jas.,
Complete yout-
. .
vacatioh preisaratioals
,.Our srock;th&geritkine_t
,KOdak:Filni inthe
yellow box, 0)67 •
p -1.t.6 for every- Sized.
. , • ,
carnera.
Before you ,Start oriyour
vacation, show our expert
some of your. negipx-es:.
His helpfulcrittctsnis are
sure .to bei,tet pie- :
-•furis frorii your Kodak.:
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TWELFTH cON., BELFAST
KINLciss
-Monday, April Otb. extend,-our-heartiest-pongrata,-
. _
honielast\vek»
- 'Mr Ben Stanley -visited 'fi•ierids in
, Kincardine .on Sunday.
MrDick Richard's. recently sold his.
driver to the Rev. Mr. Smith at Ber-
' •
vie
Mr, and Mrs. William' Scott at-,
last week. ,
,-Aptetty:"...hoine Wedding-Was:_sol-
enmized at high neon ,on April -4th; at
the home ,of Mr; and Ws.' James;
'-l-finiter den. 7,'Kinciirdine; when thefr•
Youngest ,daughter, Etta Pearl, was
united in jnarriae to Mr. Samuel,
HinmerSeti; Of, BerVie, The bride, Who
Was becomingdY,attired.in'a gown of
ivory silk crepe' de chino,' entered the
drawing room, On, the arm of hr
father; 'to the',..strahis ,of . "iklendelk,
sohn's"MelodY" played;'hy :1VirS. Jack,
Emmerson. . The young couple .were
. unattended; The. ceremony ',Was, per.
' trirrned.bY the key:. Mr. vSinith, pastor
of the-Bervie Circuit, in .the.presence
-fi-.0"ds- orthe (.1" gia-otn, „.Affer,,
the ,.signing Of the tegiSter all Sat
Tite afternoon -VAS .;,Spent
terc�urse interspersed with vocal and
instrumental iiiusic and i-ecitatins.
Thc'bride and ..grogrn then left :for
their future' honie -near BerVie. Where
a, reception: was tendered them friedds
and neighbors ; to the number of about
• 3,0;,,glitherod.to weieeme, them,:A: very ,
evening. was, *.pperit..
preSents,,were numerous and Valuable,.
showing the osteetn: in 'which -the
young couple is helil, 'We: all johrld
•Wisiiing them n happy voyage threugh
,
life; I
4atioris7-to"-MI.F7g4ie-M-re.77POCY
Gra-
• .111,r .'Dynes:Campioe11, has returned •;",
;711.960-7after:-operiding the ,. -winter With
his uncle.in Algoma, • "•
' t'
. A • large • number of, thefarmers.. t.
rom here attended :the, sale near, Danl.'. • ',.'
annon,.One,•day last week: '
a. day. recently and,.
.1-lerh-Stothers, of Dungannon;
The titieke.,cari again he 'teen' rising
,in the..neighboring:basheS where_tho.
• farrncrs are busy making Maple SY.r.1
".fainily; of LiicknOW/:VOited-:,..at the
horne of Mr, and -Mrs. Ralph Nixon,
on Sunday'. •.. • .
• ' -Our leacher:', Miss -1911iitart;,'haS reit; '
;turned , ±0 her , :duties .„ after ',spending
the Easter vaeation, at her,honie' near
0,twen Sound. ; .
Mr, and
Mrs, , John Bradley: and,
son Eldon, of Latirier, visited: at •the
lionie•of..het .parents,. Mr,- And
*ThS","-rfac- heft: Ole* 1ay hit `Week;
ji`iniet-,..713ittbOur and faMilV 'of.
have returned -210,nte. after
Mrs. Sam Sherwoodor a few weeks
...;,:MARRIAGE, TEESWATER',,,",.,,,
' • • '
,ver.v, ni•i.t.tty .weddiria' was
ito,ed Teasikater:, �Tt
„April 4th, , when .112,191ettei•,'
'V.,Ourte'est dtiakilter of Rey. and;
WAS united t .'inantitiO4--
Io:torne ,Pattison,,of Ian&
P-fotnotivT7'irt. eleYen-thirt-Y--t30.,bride
snteied',the church.' Sin. the ,
of het,.father;.who.;:trpo perfortri-
ed the .tererr3ny,Mid kOWii
was .of c teary. liberty. satin .'„0, 'radium
•lace with Irish einitt train sthi, veil
With • ni.ange blossoins. she carred. Iv •
hoter bouqut'of ithstit4 and lilies -of -
; lore. , P in ii( %IT igthet, ilred Bradlev.‘ ht. bl
' splendid itnieb was serVed bY the ; and over XONV Qntario there .`tviis a satin with large hat: and. cat.,
ladies; after which h t6'it haul's \veto., 1.001(4' 'blizzard on .1,1611daV, Tetl hounoet of sunset roses,Tttk.
spent in qinoing gaineit.,,At,Arate Of 1,Chen' ofesnow, fell) seflonslyintAiziPrifk.-,Grt%,2-higgiVi4g,„1114-1114.4.---
flianlis-iiair-lender'ed' 10; 'Vs; ra' ttattc, as tbe strong' iev, voniniing pale Vita satin ME*
URtMonaii), 01‘ the two' of thoir' pliof) too poor 'drifts shaclot'' 140 . 1111,Ved the Weditlikil
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