The Lucknow Sentinel, 1923-08-23, Page 1,ferge-.4"7"-er•-•^-_-;••
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lected• whether the advertisement is.
rrect Or otherwise. The telephone is
not distinct enough to insure ,the cor.:
reet transinition of important .dates
or .prices. '• • • • •
V.10TelltINARY SURGEON' ..•-••• Dr.
W. J.. 'Keleher, Ripley, • Phone29
night or day.--,-t.f.
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DENTIST
.Dr, MacLeodwill '; visit Lucknow
every. Tuesday, Office . one door west
of Siddill's ,Oiliee,
DR. PARKER, at the
Cain House, Luetknow, eery Wed-
needay afternoon: All chronic dis-
eases successfully-treatecl.-Osteo•
pathy ternoves the physical causee
of disease. Adjustment of the
spine, is more 'quickly secured and
with tewer treatments by Osteo-
, pathy than by any other method
` Toronto prices paid for all kinds oi
poultry.
.•• A. Grospopf, Lucknow.
DR. D. II. 'McINNES
; Chiropractor
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Wingham. Will visit the Cain
Bonse. Lucknow, •on Mondays and .•
Thursdays from.,9 a.m. till 1 n.nl.
t Diseases .of all, kinds successfully
• 'handled. • '
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DR, MAUDE C. BRYANS
Registered Optometrist
Graduate DePartinent.of Ophtlialmol;
„egv: McCormick.Medical College. Chi-
cago. Ill. Three months poet graduate
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Course during:Year 1919.• . •
Eyes ..earrectlY fitted ..With Glasses.
Headaehes. Dry:' Itchy Eyes, Grainf- •
fitted Eyelids; ,Watery Eyes; Pain in
- Eve Balls.. Inflamed: • Eyes.' PUS oi
Watery. Disciiarecr---Eyea-ariel-
Dizziness • caused' by: Eye -strain re
lieeed..throngh 'properly. •fitted Glass-
.
Cross Eyes straightened , through
pronerlY, fitted Lenses • . , •••
Eves tested at night echially
good as •during.d', light: .
All kinds of Optical 'repairs dope.,
. • •Satisfaction Assured •
At the Cain•Biciuse.:Lucknaw.„ 9 to
12 1.m.`'! 1 30 • to • 6 p.M., Evening 7 to
,p.ni-,-.-iVedateidaY, of each week.
' PAINTIN.G AND PAPERHANGING
•; • '-`11. 1. "Cameron, :Lucknow. -prepared.
'1,--.-2•to do all kinds of painting -Lad -decor-
ating. Agent for wall papers •from 10e,
per roll up, 22 inches wide. Samples
7 May be seen-atIny:-residencei-or
be pleased to 'take thernto your house.
• WANTED. -Foster Homes' wanted
for the following: -Boy, 6 years; girl.
7 •Years;. Boy, 7 years; Boy 4. years;
' Boy, 3 years; Boy, 1.1A years; Boy; .1.
year; baby Boy. 6 months. Apply to
Rev. R. Perdue, Walkerton. .• 31-8-c
LOCL ANP 6ENERAL,', 0‘
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o o '0 . ok 0 0, 0: '9
:EPrrifit i. .ellenc!ing
Week's vacation At borne. .'.•r
, Order yent fertilizer for fall Wheat
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now; from G. S. Robertson.
•The..Sen,tinel' will net be linb
nextWeAk,.77:Plit ,annual week
Miss Florence McGregor, .
Chicago, is hofne for her vacatiini.
Mrs. •Moorehe'ese Mitchell is, this
week, in Toronto,Vlsiting her _s_ister,
• Miss Pearl Henderson,Chicago, is
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visiting at her:home on Havelock St;--
• week. • ^ •• • .
at Toronto opens on Saturday of this
The canadiaa National Exhibition
Mr,. Temple ,.Clerk,-, 'of 'Coderich,
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spent the , week -end ,with Lucknow
friends.' :•*.
n Mrs:: C. F. Richardson, of Tees -
water; ia , visiting at her former -home -
in town,
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- Mr. ''Robt. MaeCallum has gone to
Toronto and is engaged with the T.
Eaton; Co;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson and Mr. -
'Fred Gibson spent Sunday with Mrs
L. Campbell.
••'.'•7-LOSTr-7-0-ri'-tlferoad-'hetWeen--L-uck-,
no;;;- and Helyrood, a brown sweater.
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Finder please 'leave'. at The Sentinel
Office•
CARETAKER FOR SCHOOL
:. Up to Saturday; SePt.'1st.; tenders
will be received for caretaker of the
salary $4e .00
per. month, 'Duties to confluence at,
oneee-L-D. IL McIntosh, Seey.
IiINLOSS:„: •
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Miss Halway, Of Chatham; is the.,
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guest of Miss Isohel, Douglas at • her
home, Canning St:',
NOS. ,McKechnie, .Miss' Hornell and
Miss Emily Hornell are guests of Mrs.
N. Camphell. this week;
Of qourse you :*re going to the
Summer Carnival in . the Park and
Rink this (Thursday) eVening. Heaps
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PAPER IsmxT. WEEK" -
The Sentinel will notbe pub-
lished the week of August 30,
thiis net wee1. We won*.
'lathet"'nOrintonverilene--Ctilf--
Publienn this way but it's the-
only-way.that 'Members of the .
' -Staff .can - get a few.days vac-
. _atian_ together._ The _office, _Wilt_
be open most of the Utile and..
necessary printing will be tak-
en care of. The paper willbe
out. 'again as, usual the first
-weelc:•Dt7Septerriber;
SOUTH KINLOSS CHURCH
The Rev N A MacEach•ren M A
Sonar Chattel, Toronto, will preach in
"South Kinloss Chureh • both ;morning,
oa evening next Sunday. .
By appointment of. Presbytery, the
--RevJohn Griffith,7.114of
taiike-cit-the-IinnerialCO-.-,.located
China, will deliver le Missionary "ad-, ,
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iQ BLAZE VOND-A'T SMOOT.—
LuelcnoW Hari Worst °Fire:In Years
gleyater end Storehouse
• C9mP!PtelY. Destroyedi: •
A,114CE OF BAD P..11RN4TS1,11-,
Bad NI'. Sport,,and Bad for Friendship
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Under ;the; suggestiOe leading,
J.414ClinOW" LAY; POWif;!t.--ThCitiliCar-r.
Hay- Bros' --.7.: elevator-eontaining--g • ' dine Review of last' Weelcuid: the'rel"-T•'
cluentitY-0:44rSeed-e"a-WareFireentfilV•• lowing; ---•- .----,:-:-"---:4"---7, ---!--^;-...--.'•--,-------1---
"ed•with:eresSed hay belonging • to mr• . ;•"4Io*bedlY LeneloloW itlY aow.fi tit
R:. T.', Irwin,..and a :idle fe'f.,. harOvt)nd; 'Teeswater In Friday's Bruce League.
14"inherbelenging-tn-kinhn-'16714''''‘V-"- -',..-',V4ille-is,..•-4iiiineSsi.410-Pd_Cs9Tjhe'An•
_ceinpletelP destreyed, in a fire which - •print _and - owe." timee.,WhOrattended7
got; nnder. *ay • about eleven o'cloek the ,gatne are competelitto describe
Monday night. •The buildings and can-, ;
the tactics of Lucknow in their Cf.,'
tents were of highly conibustihle a
_ e,r('-•-" .forts • to throw the game, ;to Tees,
terial, go that once the fire caught on, :water_ and thus avoid ,meeting .Kin-
nothing"..could he done toTSITVe Ithein,, , cardine in a.play-eff,"ainst,..thi.it they
All tPie firemen tould, do was to pre; •_succeeded in . their efforta one has
-vent the spreading •°i -the l-e9114.kra' only to leek' 'to :" the scoreboard -
don. Fortunately, some rain had fall- -
^which read 10 to .6 in Tee.swatees
en rendering the surface of , surround' • favor. :To make duuji,3, sure that
ing buildings •less exposed to 0a,11,ge.l. they would '•hold Teeswater in see-
-from flying siriders ,and sparks, • . 0ne. .
place the Lucknow hunch Saik to
;For a tinie the. blaze • was highly , it that the return game which was,
spectacular. as the hay • and dry !nat.:. . to have been played in Lucknow on
erial's of.the
' buildings were being eon- Saturday, was stayed :pif Until Tees-,
sinned. At one, time- • fear was en- water finished un, their genies With
tertained . for the gaseline 'arid oil . ,
Ch'estey. As things now stand Tees-
:. -Water cari-affordfo _lose • to Chesley.
then, all they have tai• do to make
second' •place 'is to say "Lucknow
lay down again'.' and they do so,.It's
an easy way to Vie a ball game,.
but the honor that aceinnpanieS, the
win does, not •• extend ; outside the
several 'players that are engaged in
it and the result is that few, if any,
will continue. t� patronize .the game,
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continue '
if this sort of ,tactics is allowed to
Lueknow'S ; line -pp presented'
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.Mes., W., AielaY, of Lewiston,
N.Y., with • her little 'daughters,
Gyii-
th and Dahlia; is. visiting her mother;
Mrs R draharp; ,• ••••• • - •
Mrs. S. MacLaren and her daughter,
Mrs. W. Treleaven, and two clinch -71i,
of, Detroit, are visiting Mr and, MrS.
Thomas: Treleaven. •
• Mr..; Duncan Boyd, . his wife': and
dau hter of Chieago,are visiting Mr„
Albert • Boyd, ; of • town, and.
BoYd's relatives at Len d esboro. .
;..Mr.; and Mrs. Gordon . Johnston, of
Toronto.. with Bobbie and Betty,, are .
spending their holidays With 'Ai" and
Mrs. Ryas Robertson of town,
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- Mr, Gordon :Webster,„ with the ,
'Eaton -Co.; -Toronto,' the: past --few -
years, was at his • home here last
,Week.,...retnrning,to•Ahe.„Cityton.Mon•
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Mon-
day.
'Mrs, 'Cid* is visiting her sister,
Mrs:. Mallough; at Grimsby,
and before returning home_ will at-
tend..the •millinery:: 'opening • at. Tor,
onto;
• " Manday-August,„20t -
Miss • Alma Tooke, Of Paisley, is.
•'VI -Siting with Mise Ella Kielce '
With fair weather,;harvesting will
, he.; about completed this week. • ,
A number :Of the -young -'•men -went
to the West by the, Harvesters' Ex-.
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Miss, Annie:Stanley; algary, is
visiting with her . mother, Mrs. • A
S.,„ - :.•
'Mrs. Ames! Kaake; Of
'Anent a couple of days last week 'with
Walter. Kaakc.
Mrs, bleed and son, 'Jackie, Of
• roiato, Are visiting with her mother,
•Mra; A, Stanley,
, and Mts. -Walter Kaake Spent,
Sunday with Mr;raliel Mrs`,---Linelsay'r
on the 9th,, Kineikrdiflo.
• Miss Lillie Hetherington, 611416=
vale; spent a. few days with her aunt,
Mrsi'George Bannerman; • ; ;
'Quite a nuMber of our people took
in the League Picnic. The sports were
good and everything Went find.'
Mr, and Mrs, George Colwell and
fair* and Mr., and Mica. Frank Col-
well and family spent Sunday In Kin-
cardine.
,•Card of Thaliki-L•Mre, Robt, Wood's
tMd 'fainilY wish to express their Sin-
cere' thanks' to Ole' tietalibOroand
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iends for 60 I ne * v t ill
tii It the t11110`ot Iv Mr, oror
. a an mothar„
p4thy oown Varrotor
dress at 8 o'clock ,on Thursday night,
Sept; 6th Every person welcome, .
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'BASEBALL ON FRIDAY
The League 'game �f baseball to
be played here ternorroW 'afternoon.
(Friday) should :be Of unusual. Inter-
est, Teeswater will be the visiting
team • and Teeswater and Luelcriavi are
renning,neck-and-neck for first place,
Teeswater has Won 6 .and lost l'„ while
Lueknow has won `.5 and lost 2.; this
game; therefore, .Will be a real test
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for 'first •,place' The game,' Will„,com4.
mence Sharp at 5 o'clock.
HITTING THE
LONG TRAii,
Mr Vic Whitley,' with his wife. and
three •children; 'set out on.. Tuesday:
ening. in a i�rd. cat MWhitley-ha
hind. near Weyburn, •Sask., and we
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presume that that Will be his 'destina-
tion ,The •fainily will traVel'afte- thz_•
manner of the Gypsies, campingby turning over on its aide in the stony
near.• the •elevator, but these are of
strong metal •and reasonably- safe ,ex-
eept'in the. case of. intense ,heat.,
'1' he fire, first. discaVered by Mr,
Gordon 1116ore 'the local Seetiori boss
is thought' to ,.haye, Started' :bysparks
from the C.N,11' train •Whieli Passed
about ten O'clock:: Mr„, Maore•
iniine-
d sent in an alarm and the .fire
brigade Weresoon ori the seene. Fel-
-lowing the generalalarinaetorriebiles
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. began to streamin from. every direc-
tion and -.Soon a great crowd gathered
to watch the conflagration.
•'"MIGHT .HAVE BEEiV.WORSE".
.Here, is the .Stork of ,a ear accident
that "Might haVebeen'Worse;• in feet
it could. hardly have been 'better :and. ,
be -a sensational •accident at all.,
On their way • horne from.Goderich
laSt. SundaYjefterhoon in their sPlerr-
evening for the Canadian •West, trav- did Oldsmobile' car, Mr. and!Mrs
ge-7A-i•tehesori-eve, nt-over....the4lick_
of the approach to . the bridge • on
Gough Street; the.cay making,a.
plunge of about seven :feet, and
;The .Whyt-Irlooks like •a big -under-
taking,but those who know, say that
if anYbOdY • can "make the trip' that
way' Vic. Whitley willget through7
Here!s wishing neweather,and
.a safe trip. ' -'•
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' Mr, and Mr's. • , ;Lindsay have ,
been ,awaYthe past week .on i rip
down the St. Lawrence; •Mr. ; Sarre
,Murchison .has • Charge. of .the Post
Office_ in Mr, Lindsay's 'absence,'
Miss Belle Robertson is attending
the fall millinery opening at Toronto
and will have her millinery parlorepened here on :September lst; when
all thelateit,atYles-'.Will be on display.
••• Miss Marjory ,..Gill • is; spending , a
before; going to Sherbrooke, que
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where, on, the opening.,' of ' the High-,
charge of the
Dorneatic Science Department.
The ;baseball' match-Teeswater
Lucknow-t�:- be idayed in 'Caledonian
Park. Friday evening will be the •last
league garne of the 'lace group. ,The
standing is: Teeswater, won 6; lost 1;
Lucknow to vein .• '
Mrs. D. E. MacDonald and •Miss
Jean MacDonald, of-:Winghitin• Miss
Mary "Ford, of Milton. Mrs Edwin
.PurVis and , friend, Mrs, Hamilton, of
-Toronto; Mrs. -W -7 -47, -Foran
ana Miss Mary •Foran, of St, Angus -
tine, were 'visitors' last 'week at the
home Of Mr, W. J. ?add;
.bed of the river vhere-the-water- was
about a; foot . deep; -There were just
the two in the ear, neither were at all
hurt; and ',stranger 'still !the car. was
the Steering Wheel broken and a rear
fender ; crumpled - up are aboUt ;the
onlY visible evidences Of 'the, mishap.
•••-DIDN'T NEED THE TANK. It 'says -a -geed deal for the -material
, • , ;•• „ • .and :construction of ;the , "Olds" ...that.
A shed: time ago local thieves stole h' 't a brokenor bent wheel
&barrel of gaseline-from;:the premises
of Mr. Grant MacDiarmid, a , few
_miles west of townthe barrel was
an ordinary 40 --gallon steel „container,
and evidently was loaded onto a truck
and taken away: The -thieves made,..a
clean getaway andnothing further
was learned of the theft until one
day last week when the empty, arre
was discovered'in a field on Mr,
' Gaynor's farm, ,12th, of W..,Wawa-
nosh, where it evidently had been
throWn 'from the road. Mr. MacDiar•-•
_Mid, had 'taken_ only_a _few _gallons
from the barrel before -it was stolen;
There is need of -a vigilance commit-
tee in ,Ashfield.
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Mr ilten Naykir, evlicr-has-lieen-
handling the mailer' Route 7.14 trans,-
ferring his contract to Mr-Sindi-
Havene;- of Whitechurch. Mr,:Havqi,A
,has also bought Mr,,Naylor°S house
on Havelock St., now under repair.
'WA Understand 'that Mr, Naylor,wiil
'reinain in towfl and get other
em-
ployment;
Among those 'from tucknew and
vicinity who .took' advantage of the
harvesters' excursion West last
week were: .' Messrs. ' Peter ,Ictlinston,
C.• Johnstone, Frank Cole, Chas,
Milne, Prank Graham; Ifiel; England
Durnin and RObt; bairialc,and Mrs,
Uro, .W.1( Perrier,
1;oqant belVikvQ111041th
--Lea •
•GRADING'THE EGGS
••••Lecal egg-dealeeS, :report' that for
A ;week after egg grading was intro,
Miced only good 'clean 'end -wire'
brought. in; andthe plan seenied• sat -
, .
tidactory tilconcerned-the fact
that the good -article was to fetch the
goad price was accepted as the right
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thing- Scion, bovvever, 'smile Started
bringing iii a few stale or dirty eggs,
number of eggs.that anYone could tell
were unfit for the ..market; have been,
brought- in:---Thefiej.....Of-couree, must
be rigidly etilled'Out, and tlikiede Who -
offer sucli•for sale Will be: diSappoint-.
-ed4rowe.verrIliia..isAhe°_,only....WaYLA&
build up a good name for the egg
trade; aha it is the only way the law ,
Will alloW, All will presently recog=
•niie that it the tight thing loo, Roteen
eggs are of no value to anybody, and.
..smilL...eggs_shOtild nob commAndLthe
same pride ai.largo eggs; When all
failin line, and .anlY,Soued eggs are.
Offered. to' the • consumer it Will lie
better: for all. doneertted. More eggs
wilt he used -old 'better', prices phid.
when Consumers, know they are •gett-
ing ii' good article, '
spring or rod; and that the, frame is
as true as before the 'adeident. On be-
ing set on its:Wheel& again; the Car
moVed out of theriver on its own
p_ower • and was taken homes ,• Those
who saw_ the place where the car
went oyer, and law the,machine lying
..in..,,,the„;_river,. on „learning the facts,
*Would conclude.- that there must:have
been a•Miracle-worker about. ;
• Mrs. ;Aitchescin was driving , at the.
:time, : in .fact had, taken die wheel at
Dungan/1On and got along splendidly.
-Orr-,rinaking-the-7-turn-from-Stauffer
onto Gough Streettheear was ;travel-
ling at •between ten and twelve miles,
And Mr -Atteheson, remembering that,
number of Spikes Were sticking UP
out :of ,the, planks of the bridge,, ut
his hand on; the; Steering Wheel and
suggested that the driver look out for
the spikes, , this apilears to have
created sonie•tonfusion;aturried-the-car-
to the south, and • it was oVer,the
;bank and into the. _river 'before one
Could •say: ".Jack Robinson," to Use
•aneient expression,,
Getting the car ;Out of the:• -river
; was abed •as simple. and 'lucky AS
.'•,._gettingr4t-inoncl,,,Mr,„AitcheSen. ;hal ;
the assistance • 'Of only
neighbors.' The car, which weighs "ri
;little over „31 hundred pounds, had to
be shifted a few feet to the south
se, as to avoid coming in contact with
...the..bridge-abutmentLon- beinge.tUrned:
over; Two trees; tonveniently located,
made good snubbing netts ' for hlock
and tackle, and in less than half An
'hour after the tackling was secured,
• the engine Was humming And the
.machine climbing onto the road Again.
It Was one of those unlucky mishaps
attended by a series' of lucky' 1110:
dents.
itottisr
Cater .Lm Kitiloss Township, on July
, 25, 1923, to Mr, and Mrs, 'Peter
Carter, a daughter,'
:change ,alright; smile ;xi evir aces • ap-
' pearedon ,it; the fielders appeared
for: the first time this yeAt in ,the
• pitcher's box and one of their Stir
pitchers' was behind the hat. But al..:
lowing for all this :it was the Opin;•••
ion of many' present that Lucknow
could 7have ;beaten • Teeswater had
they net • "lay dawn". and by so, do
mg preyed to 'a' „disgusted publie
that they are a .poor lot of sports. •
Lucknow will no doubt put un the
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PURPLE GROVE
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- Monday; August 20th.
Miss Vina EinnierSeh is visiting
friends in Detroit, • " „
:-Anniversary aervibeS wffl be held in
Purple
°Greire. Church - Mt:the 2iid,-Of
September •,
Miss Irene Brunt, erWinnipeg,'and
Mr •Hamilton, of ,Dungannon, visited
• at 'Mr., -.jack Eminerson'a on. Sunday.
• 'Messrs • 4111011117C1iif-liecn11lifc
Orland •Illeharcia and C Shelton have
gone ;West to take a hand' in the har-
vesting. , '
•"'Mrs. Peter Srnith and son, George
have '---eeturned •"• to :Toronto, having,
_spent their holidays with Mr and
Mrs. W.; H Scott. -
.Messrs. - Everett, ;and Orley Shaw,
and Mrs „ 'Shaw, 'fro'm Mount Forest,
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Mrs Cotirtness and twee children visit-
ed at w,.; ;H. scava last' Sunday... •
excuse -that the players . on their
teani who go t5he11rmake.up--the-
Winghain tearn in the N.W:B.A.;
Were laid up following the Wing-
: harn-Palmersted game on Thursday. •
Yes it was astrennous ,game, 18 to
'i; -enough to Tay up the .Whole„team
,. -especially Palmerston."• ' . 4 •
In the first .place, weare surprised
that;IVIr..4Clarkr-editor_of.,TlieRevieW,"
should aliow such stuff as this to ap-
pear in his paper. It Merely' displays
the of. a Senseless; person.
and Cali donopossible geed: It is toe-
- ridiculousto do Much barmy but it
.evill4end_tO,Upset, the friendly rela-
tions which ought to :exist between
the. people of 'neighboring towns.
It is all .the fruit of a disordered
; ,
'imagination. New, we don't , knew
whether I.eickneW, threw •the ganie',to'
Teesviateror not, and, of •course; the
writer 6i the Review article 'does not
•kniivr-either.-It didn'tsuithim,ttehave..
;Luck -now; :Win,' and his crazy jealousy,
drove him to the conclusion that Luck -
now didn't didn!t try. The absence of three
of Lucknow's -regular players neeei-'
sarilY 'disorganized the team, so that
the usual ,standard-,Fof-'-"plaYing--cOnld-
not be. expeeted.t7'7 • '
The itatemeritthat the "game -which
was•to.bave..been..played -at_lucknew
on Saturday '.•was stayed Off, .is•xis
.seriseless,,::as -the •...temilicier,ei.the,Rei'
VieW article. The game was to com-
mence at ;five o'eleck- p`ni.,'". and, ,a'S.
everyone .in , LucknoW knows, -%•• rain
iStaKed-te-:lallsat-•„Altriost -esiaCtly-,five-
o'cloek, continuing for more than an
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'hour and'inaking it iMpossible to Play
•the garne.'That• is -an exarnple. Of the'
sort of guess -work '' and supposition
of'Whielithe •RiviewLetticle is omade-
up;
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There are 30.Perniaitent bufldns
and • over ' 300 ternpearary; Stincturea,at
;Pair tline'in 'Exhibition City, Toronto.
Eveit:'inati and W01110h should pat.
tenke tle entertainment in the .Skat/
ing Rink tonight -The pUrpose.a Pat-
rietie one, and you will get mOre the
your money's worth ifrlun, and enter-
eritek,,
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ASHFIELD NOTES'
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Monday, Auglist, 23rd.
-Hurrah for Thursday night!, _
Miss -Annie -Pickering, of Detroit,
is spending a few days with her
mother,,IVirs,J. S. Pickering, of para-
mount '
. ,
. •Mr Stanley Gardner, of Cochrane,
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Specials for Saturday
Lemon Lunch Cakes
BonhouChe • RoseoTarts
-WO Squares- *-•-•
Whole :', Wheat -Brea
'itothe Made Bread•
Highest Prices for Butter and Eggs;
t
Phone 36, Licknertir
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visited. With ,1VIr. and Mr's. Jas; Stan-
)ey, of Paramount, during the ,week:.
Mr, end Mrs, Jack Wall' and. chil-
dren,: of Kinletigh,' spent an evening
, , •
reeently! with. • Mr.". and Mrs Jack
,
'Hamilton of: paraineunt. ,
'GraAni •MeNay, of Paramount,
is visiting with friends .at Seatorth..
Miss Annie ,MacDonald, of Pa're-
ni mint silent theweek-end • With friends
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in Lochalsh. • , , •. • • •
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Miss ;McLean; of Laurier;
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs- Philip
McMillan, of Lucknow. : , •
, • • .
Raymond T. 'White, of Chi-
cago, is visiting. With her mother,'
Mrs.' Kenneth MacLennan,, of Laurier.
• Mr; Louis Murray, of Winnipeg; is
spending, a' few weeks With Mr. • and
-Mrs,Donald Murray, of Paramount.
,.,Mrd. Alex •Long• hnd
lock ;city, visited with •Mr, and ,Mrs:
Jack •Ilarnittonr of Paramount, during
FALL TERM FROM SEP-
TEMBER ith.
Central Business College
Stratford; Ont, •
Western • Ontario's lead ing
Commercial School, where you
tan get! a thorough practical
trainingunder experienced in-
structors in Commercial. .
,Shorthand or Telegraphy De-, .
' Partmeftts. We assist gradu-
_ .tatesta_positions; Get our_free.
catalague now
D. A McLachlan, Principal
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CREWE '
Tuesday, August 21iik•
^ : Wedding Bells are; ringing londly,
• •••,Miss Ruby Erriiiitan,. of .; Smith's •
Hill, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Albert
McQUoid,
Mrs, Matblie.w, Shackleton and son,
Brute, are speffiling a few days with,
Mr...Grey,, of Clinton.
-.arid..;** Wilfred ;Plunkett, of;
Auburn, Spent Sunday At the; name of
Mr. Wilfred Drennan. '
, ;Mrs. E, Kilpatrick and children left- ;
-Saturday for the West after Spending
the peat few months with friends here;
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Miss Lillian Dingman, of White-
church, • is visiting at Mr. C. 11. Mar,.
• Mr8.•: Lockwood,. of Detreit,iS
vis-
iting with Mr; and Mrs. M.' J. Me -
Kay, '• of !•Ilemloek City,.
' Mrs Rayinooi, of Fergus, is + ,•
visit-
ing with ',Miss Jane Rose of Hemlock.'
, meeting of the Unioi
'Laurier and Loch-
alsh, was'', held at thehome of...Mrs.
Alex, MacDonald, Lochalsh, on Aug.
With a ,very " geed' 'attendance,'
about thirty being present, The' nieet-.
ing opened ,by singing "The Mapie
Leaf,".°after which business wa&trans-
.
acted. Mrs. K, D, MacLennan resign-
ed•ifer ,-effice aS seeretarY''ef the ;drib,
after three years of faithful service,
and Miss Anti MacKenzie° was .40-
ap-
pointed • take-heiTiilie
feathreef the Prograrnine Was a, paper,
given by.Mrs. 1,1ainiesere, Among other'
numbers, waS 'a 'Sole rendered by ,Miss
Margaret MacLennan, ;also 'Misses An-
citati On - given, by 1,1-rs..7Andersefi,-,o
-Hamilton, was Much' appreciated. • Af-
ter the !.Rau can was answered by ,a
.fav.orite• verse,'.a. very successful Meet-
.cloSe&lhy singing the National.
Anthem ' .Lirech • was."then'Served by
„the Lochalsh ladies. The ,riext meeting
be ,held on Sept;19th,•in Kintail.
•
Mrs, Spackman; of London, whowai -
visiting in this locality, has returned
to the city.
'Mr. and 1 Mrs,' Mark Gardner, of
Ashfield, visited at ,the latter's home
One, day recently.
:-••••:- Mr'. 'John Aintoul And the McDonald •
breathers, Helens,- Went-westron,.
the harvest excursion
A car -load of folk fronr Arthur. vis-
ited atPeter Leaver's and•Win.
'Cham-
pion's one day laSt week. . '
Mrs. .1ln1ert Snowden of Arthur,
is visiting ,her mother, Mrs'. Robert
'Haines,and other relatives 'in thisiocality
. '
• ,
: A large crowd attended the Garden •
_party_ at St Augustine on Friday
eyenihgTa4 ;reek. Theevening being
faVerable, ail enjoyed;•themselves to
:the utmost,1 • •
A. Havens,. of Whitechurch, has
purthased Mr, IVIaton. Naylor's house
route and
expects to get pos---
sessicn in, the pear*futtire,
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Area of ;Exhibition City Canadian
,
National; Exhibition, Toronto, is 300
acres; There it about '••one Mile of
waterfront,
taarlinoty on .4ingustir,, er jack -Both the Pipe Band and the
,1023, to Mr, 4114_1054 AOC Wi1e011, jloy, $9.0.4t: ,04000'
* dat.Ightf,ir. •dano91
(ZION
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•';'MirStAliterliGartlyree:;:.41-Cochrane,-.",
New Ontario, is visiting Zion friends,
'..'.:Weil'extencLcongtattilatianiq..tcM,rg.
and Mrs; Beatty Gibsen-on the arrival
°Taux6ins!big babyBeYsnieetbotly.
onThursday
clock. Lets .go again, boys;
we have had a geed rest, ,
and.Mes. JAS. T,' Craig and
-fAinifr
Sun-
day at Mt. Chas. W, Ritchie', "
• Mrs. R. E; Finlay, of Viiikeen;
SaSk„ and, Mrs., ,Mark 'Gardner, of
Zion, vialted friends at •Miefeking On
Monday.' . • ,
Service in Zion Churgh at 19„3C
SimdaY. morning, August
Samuel SherWood, of Belfast,,Will 'ad-
dress the 'Congregation, -•• •
o '
LOCAL MARKETS'
,•
tik A1'.;* 44444.4 I AI • 4 4' 41,74 240 27e:
Butter 00-23e;
Sega 14 4,4 404.ft:4441y $10,00
• l:/oret,Suifer"
'witlrachin•g-itir-
ed feet. ScholN
ance
f ecterith-eifis
fii:rto('
W•kverY,ifl
Rathwell & Turner
Footwear and Foot-
dintoff-Stoler-
• Special Prices"'
,on all ,our •
..Outing „Shoes,
and '
;White Shoes
End of. A.uguit
chaoLtays.
W111 soon. ",ix he?_e_ag4in, . '.!cliurn.7 Words in Black
, and Brown ; Calf make an ,ideal ,` school shoe for
gtowing_sirls. ,Price $5.00 a.pair... , _....„ .
,
°
en's Work Shoes
Our . Men's Work "Shoes are the better- grade;
Now 4'
is a good titte. to buy for Fall. We , have Wil-
liams' .and ;Sterling's, which are noted for their
wearing
liuribut
and rimy',
Foot Shoes
for :thildren
Our Repair Department
• will give you
• Satisfactory Work'
at Reasonable Prices.
Empress
.Shoes
lwfOotrati