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W. J. „Keleher, ',Ripley,- Phone, 2
"night or day -U
DENTIST
Dr. MacLeod Will visit' Lucknow'
every Tuesday in Dr. ConneWs-Office;
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PARKER,.".• ',k,STEOPATIT at the
Cain Reuse; Lt.,:know; every Wed-
• ne'sday afternoOn. All chronic dis.:
;cases successfully ..treated. , Osteo-
)PathY:XeMoves the physical ceusek
of disense,--TAdjitatinent-of-. the
spine is more quieklY,'Sectired and
rwith fewer treatments by Osteo-
pathy‘,. than by any . other method.
Toronto prices paid for all kinds of
poultry.'
9-6-tf , A. Grospopf, Locknotv.
DR MAUDE C. BRYANS' •
Registered' Optometrist
'Graduate Departnient .of Ophthalmol-
ogy. McCormiek Medical College; Chi-
cago. M. .
kleaduchea. Dry Itchy Eyes.. Granu-
lated' Eyelidi, Watery Eyes., Pain in
Eye 'Balls. Inflamed .Eyes. Pup or
Watery Discharge -from Eyes and
Dizziness caused by Eye,strain re-
ieved
throu'oh properly fitted Glass -
Cross EYes Straightened through '
properly' fitted Lenses -
__ Satisfaction...Assured._
At the Cain House, Lucknow. Every
, Wednesday Afternoon and EVenhtle..
AYR SALE..-4-Nordheimer- Piano in
"good condition. Apply to G. A. Sid-
, dall. Lucknow. • 8-11-tf,
• ,
AUTOMOBILE B AT T E, R I 1ES-
Stered for Winter, card /or and re-
paired at The Central, Garage. Leek -
now. -T. W. Smtih. •
'
. RADIO APPARATUS'.
t• Special 'Christmas Prices for Radio
Sets. A complete ,"Starr," honeycomb
, coil long distance receiverevery-
thing ready to "Itsten in", 845.
Osterhout Bros. Lucknow.
FOR RADIO EQUIPMENT and
.Setsmilli at the Central Garage,
-Lucknow. T. W. Smith.
LOGS .WANTED
. We the undersigned, are in the
market to buy the following, kinds of
logs, delivered .at our Saw Mill at
Lucknow:--Basswood. Hard and Soft
• Maple, Beech and Birch. Will pay
the highest market price for the
,above Owing to our haying a. large
stock of Elm - lumber on hand, and
there being very little . sale for Elm
furniture,- we .are not in need of Elm
• logs. However, from persons putting
in a good quantity) of other logs. we
, will be willing to take. a small quan-
tity, of elm along with the others,
Providing the logs -are large and good
tock -
LUCk110* Table Co' Ltd •
.1 -Button Mgr.
AUCTION SALE •
.01, Farm Stock and Implenienta
,
-. and 200-Aere Farm
AL Lot 6, Con'. 10 Kinloss, 011
• WEDNESDAY, JAN: 2nd 1924„ " •
,,COninnencing it One o'clock p ni.
• ,the following will ,be 'sold:
The. farm, 200 acres, being Lot 6, Con.
• ...Ile and , Lot 6,_ Con; 11, Kinloss TWp.
• I GenerarPerpose. Horse, 4 years
1 General,PUrpOse Horse 6 years,
4 Purebred 'Young cows, with calf
Calf at loot
3 •Grade Cows With calf
7 'Young 'Cattle • .
6 .Ewes ' ' 1. Brood' Sew
--- 7A- full line,' of good arm imple-
.
900 Busheli, of coats
Ford Car • :.
A number 'of' hens and nattily Use-
ful articles, " •
Terms on farm Made knowitOm day
of Sale. Tenni on Chattles: All sums
of -$10:-"und- under; cashr-over-that-
amount -6' months' dredit on tillintevad-
joint notes,
' Jos. 'Gaiiible, john Purvis
,Proprioter;. Auctioneer
AUCTION. SALE
•
Car Load of Weistern.P011ed Angus
Catt1o4A‘zEpaten,---MoitaVA:aarini..)4.-Lot,
25; Con, q, Kinloss, 011 Thursday,
January aid, Commencing at O'clock
p.m. -12 Cow, , Calves„ 7 Young
• Cattle, one and two years
TERMS -Six months" credit With
2,k interest 'added; • • •
• .ise cattle were shipped by Jas.
Cal* and are all good stuff, k
. .
.Ahri Purvis, Mick
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AUCTION 'SALE
Ati Auction •Sale Of a 'farm, ,fatiu
•Stock and implements' willhe held at
LOC 12, Con. 8, Kinloss, 'X Mile east
TrOlyited on Thursday. January
10th. COinineneing at One o'clock P,m.
•;, shorn. ;The" list contains : a. fine. let
'M Well=brott iltatko and tt, whole 0,04'
• fit' of lotto ..iiriplernenta in geed Con-,
Ilert.Wielc and A Kenny,
Proprietreatet:- John PtirOlii0; Abet? •
11;14",a--' ••
tOCAL. MARKETS' ;
ilk up and 2o,
Dotter; iiioi 64
.oga' i4t 1,f1 1'4 sitei' 180
AtS it4111i.i, 41; 641* al
co: ._90!..4s0,.:
uoloinevit: fr, i2711e,
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o LOCAL.,AND GENERAL o
We wish YOU A Happy New Year.
•';'Mr •;1 8- Newton i' spending, theweck at liOnle hr •
Mr: 4,eines, Mitchell Wei:home ,for
a ,few" days of the' Week, •
•Miis Rena Gorden was up froin
-troit-for-the-p,ast
' . • • •
Mr Dave Thompson Regina is en-
joying a vacation in Lucknow,
Mrs. Geo. 11, Smith spent Christ-
mas with relations In Thorold.
Mrs, M. C, Bridge who was Serious-
ly 111 during the vveek, is ..niuch
kni-
proved , -". „
,
Mrs, Cardin, of Calumet, Mich., is
visiting her••sister, Mrs. A. 'T, Davi.
ion,
Mr. Malmelm Matheson, of Toledo,
is Visiting hismother, Mrs, Norman
Matheson,' :
. Mr; and Mrs.' A. E, McKim,. and
little daughter visited in Tillsoriburg
this week,
; Mr. James Montgomery, of Tor-
onto, spent ,a ;few days of last Week
with Mr Erank4+Cole.-
Misi Bertha Burgess,- of Toronto;
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs;
Davison.
,
Mr. Tom Aitchison has not been
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enjoying. good . health the past few
weeks, but is, itnnroving.,,
Mr John . ;Smith; liras , over from
Stratford, to ,spend 'Christmaswith his
Linkric,w friends,: '
School will reopen on Thursday
;Jan. 3rd, .and not on the following
-Monday.-By order, Scheel' Beard. :•`-•
The School Board is,.advertising for
a caretaker, duties to begin . Jan. 3,
1924.-D,': 11; McIntosh, Sec'y.
.IissM. .J., Murray has gone to
Brantford Where she will Spend '
mOeth, with friends.;
Mr. and Mrs. A.: E; Durnin, and.
daughter Doris, Of Clinton Were in
Itown on Wednesday
:' We are. obliged to ornit .ft6ra "The
Sentinel a nunaber of ,School Report;
handed in by the teachers.
. Mrs. Temple Clark, and ion, Doug -
his, of Q04riehy- and Mrs• ...C.' F.
Richardson, of Teeswater; ,Spent the
Chriatinas ^wit% their 'mother in toWn.
.The Rev: a Fulton Irwin and his
wife,- over , from Seaforth•
and Spent Wednesday with, Lucknow
.kriends. • ,
downtownatand from Taylor's build-
ing acrossthe street to the roorn at
one time odcueied by the late R. Gra-
ham' as it store:
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MARRIED
. •
At the Rectory, Lucknow; on Christ -
hies Day; by the Rev. C. Langford,
Mt: Eobert Cannon, of Torento, and
Miss ',Rose .Smith,- daughter ': of Mr.
and' Mrs. Wm. Smith,7LuckhOw, They
Will 'reside in Tornoto. '
THE -CHRISTMAS HOMECOMING
The ChristmaAseaSon has brolight4
its usual .crowd of visitors-,noostly a.
elemecomineof4teaeliersAtnd-,Sindent*:
happy in their freedoin from the.
weekly grind. Among . those in Sown
ae
not the, following:: 1V:fisS,Mildred
Spence, 'Whitby; Misses Clara: 1,1c-.
Mable •McClure,. Mary Rath -
Well -and'÷-Mr. Joe -McClure --Niagara
Falls; R. MacCalltim,' Toronto:, Har-
old Burns, Stratfond; Miss .Kathleen
Bill; Stratford; Mai Verna.
Grand Valley; Miss Freda Aitchi..
:son, Toronto; 4,tan1ey Burns, School
,of Pharmacy; Harry 'Alton,' Walker-
ton;, '• Miss Alina Altori;,ElaiWood;
Mitchell,MIsaRuth -Toronto; Miss
Dorothy. Douglas, Rockwood; Miss
Dean 'Geddes; Mount Poreit; -George,
Douglas, Stratford; Miss Carrie Ged.'
dei,' Toronto; Carrick:Douglas,De:
troit; Mist Mari McLean, North Bay;
Miss Prances Siddall; Toronto:. Miss
Doris Onterhopt, Lention:' Gee. Bos-
ton, Torento; Moak' Campbell,, Galt;
Steele MacKenzie, Kitchener; , Dr A.
A. Cameron, Peterbero; Ewart Cam -
or on,, Walkerton, llunt1e.' Gordon',
Walkerton; All. Mltcfiell, Thinhis;
Mis'Lillin Mitchell, Toronto;, Miss
Alicia Mitchell, Pert 1Perry; Mistieti
Evelyn Leckliart, Attioiel Jahnston,
Irene .flathwell and • Margaret Mae-
Callutoo Stratford, and Mr, %void.
_Freeman, 'Midland, ,
AUCTION' '$Atii••
Iesen't itennio' Whose'.fairn Is 1.14,
,trille east of Holyreod will have an
Atiet1011 Sole of his farm, farrit stock
and ininlements ,on 'January ;15th;
Colnyneneing Lokt:_otte.:_,V.cloehL,Aharti,
'Vhere, 14'4,14A tiokt #took and ltn•
mints.on 1ils tiolk 0011 Willi
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ALMA
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I00 F NOTICE
Owing to the installation of offi-
cers Oa Jan 4, and IO She following
week of prayer, members Of tlie 1. Q.
not hold -their: social -even,
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'PERCy.A., .MALCOMSON :
•SOLICITOR AND COUNTY CLERK
*OSTAT -KIWIRDINE
•. Percy* A. makomaan,well-known
lawyer and Clerk of Brepe County
Council .died at his homeinKincer-,
dine about two 'o'clock Christmas
,
Morning This -information Was re:.
eeived at .Lucknow with ,much sur-
prise and regret:ai it was not, known
here that kr. MalcoMsori was serious-
ly ill. He was Well-known here hav+
ing!„ opened a law 'office in Lucknow
seen after graduation from- the Iaw
school. Mr. ,Maleorinsen had suffered a
great deal ,in ,recent years frem.rheu-,
natism; but two „weeks ,ago Wag well
enough ' to :attend . the. 4*eting of,
'Bruce County Council *hen that bedy.
inc-t at Walkerton. But hi duties as
Clerk of the Ceuneil, appear to have
-been-toirninell for hire, -aid
'turning horriebe was.compelled to go
to bed; his old trouble having return-
ed Other coniplicatioris set, in, and
he steadily hist strength _until the .end
came. .• •
'The funeral was on 'Thursday after-
noon, service beingh el d. i n .the
(Anglican). 'Cliurcli Of °the Messiah,
Kincardine' proceeding from 'there by
motor to Maitleed- Cemetery, Cede -
rich
,Marcomson leaves a widow, a
daughter, ,Alice, and a son, :Suther':
Mr. Malcomson was hoin;at..Gode-
rich about 55' years age; He wag a
social and .pleasant man to meet and
lir cr.-a large circle of friends. He' was
meinber of the I.O.0'..F..,4a)nd fotl‘the •
:SOnS of Scotland .A number of Luck_
row friends .attended . the funeral"
Thursday afternoon , .
• CHURCH NOTES.
The annual Union Service Week of
_
Prayer will be- held 'January 7th to
,11th both inclusive. Meetings will
commence at 8 o'clock, :Monday, in
the Methodist Chureh, Young PeoPles.
Rall,.addreases by Dr. Newton and
lqurchkh. Tuesday in the Meth.-
odis,t 'Church; address • bY.
Gollan."; Wednesday,: in the Presby-
terian
South KinlosS, address.
by Rev!: 0. Langford; Thurs,clay inthe
AngliOan ,Churg.b,--ggress by Hey. R.
MacCallum.. Friday; in: Presbyterian
clrarch Lucknow,-' address by Rev.J.
11. OsterhOut:„
` WEDDING :.,BE.LbS
. 4114v -Gordon .
. The :wedding:, was solemnized at.
the , residence of. the* bride's mother,
'ea:Christmas day ,of •Winnifred jean
•
Evelyn, 'daughter. of the late Dr. D
At, Gordon:" 'and Gordon tu
• Harold ,Ro.gers, son of the late Wi I 1 iam
Ailin and. Mrs. ,LucknOW. The
-efeCorry , is,: a' veteran of Princess Pat-
r1cia's Canadian Light Infantry,' and
...1,theAride2nneL-Of•-iLucknoW"Strli-of fiTaS
,YOung ladies. The ceremony,Was
ducted. in the presence Of 'a 'feW TO- ,
latiVeS. and friends bY the 'Rev, 11.
MaeCalitina. The bride, who '.vas giv-
en
., in Iniirringe',.b.sn her brother, Mr;
lluntly H. Gordon, looked eharinirig in
a smart, costume' of blue panne velour
trimmed with chenille and kit" •,fox
and Wore a corsage boqUeeof Ophelia'
roses and lily of the yeller. The wed-:.
cling iousic was played by Miss Ma -
belle Alliri .A. T. C. ;Slater of the.
13rldegrOorn. and Miss' Marie ,Scliwindt.
;or "Your Voice" very
acceptably while..the register Was be-
ing ',signed, After an extended trip to
Buffalo' and the Eastern States Mr,
and Mrs, Allin will ,reside in Luc -
now, •
Goon HOGS FROM BRUCE
•
The follp.wing -note • on ,hogs from
,Brue&-toinifit appearild .sliert tithe
ago in,a niunber of city papers
Dur-
ing one •week, teaditly, -850
hogs were, - shipped frOm • Varieus
pOinta in Bruce County'. ;Ont., 484eer
Tent,Of which graded selects, 50 per
cent thick .,smOoths, And ',the balance
heavies, 'Walkertoh and Lucknow
stood highest of the individual ship -
nine POints with 60 ner cent selects.
This .we believe juat about 'establishes
-a-T'reCordln-hor-Maiiireffolli
•dian, geonty„."
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HEIPER ASTRAY '
Caine to the • prernisen of the unf
&weighed, son the ,10til Con. West Wa-.
on or *bent the 1et., day of
Dectmiber, 1924, a belief apparently
.firitibmOUcft-oOntliveYreoavrtrol;dc1;i0orroor:Inaliadr,,horya.-
I int sitOnaosi
.,Nk No
-LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIANS
*EAR" CASE AGAINST
CHuitor UNION
••••••-•-•-•=••••-•-.'
the-
ecl-,
ad-
Mc-
�n -
ted
De-
hY,
id-
rst
on
the 'Church Union proposal, denounc-
ing alike the measure ;and the Paeans
,
by which it -iS proposed to bring it,
about. ,• lie .referred to it. as a crisis
:cOnfronting the people of Canada.=a
question of,. 'Den:log:racy . versus -Aut,,
oeracy. The eider of 'the natural,
world,
organic
said, ownb ajo
ee, l.t, 3:f in diversity,
and whet .need' in the Church is.
of
„elf the churches working for the c 01117'
mon good.. ,oflhumarritY,Land..4hey-.
"balding' of Christ's ,kingdom' on . the
•Eaith. He giSke.dr what: Would ihave
happened in the :War if the Seotcli
soldiers, had been asked to lay off4lie
kiltswithall-their historic traditions',
or. the English soldier his nniforth,
or :the Canadian Soldier to reineve the
word "Canada"- from his ..shoulder,
siren'. It would, have meant civil War,
andto-day we would be under, th
lieel Of Germany. .
,t10.1MIsi:c.Eh.n.wabeisirwi4iLlinth;tti'ehtlieif.`!pi4tieh
Kerrol'. said, 'would' lake awa
'the religious liberties- of the Peopl
and put the power of th
nu ich into the hands of .an autocra
pi cbopoidey tthe • right tapkee. aza, ythferiiomohn
".susebtsitietizi_i
tef.aoamr
tl
a
tee whieh would have 'final, authority
It would.. destroy the Ordained elder
'ship . and substitute . therefore. ' th
cOminittee, men; and it would tak
away f,ixim the Presbyteryo the 'Hill
to ordain Its own ministers, and Sub
stitute the Methodist' system of or
daining 'there in batches. •It
also, 'said Mr. ,•McKerrol, destroy the
deineeratic* fern of rePregeOtaiii.V0
g-evernment ' which obtains in.. Presbyterian Church . and substitute
election in Order tosend members to
the -.General 7Conference. ' .
"LbefineW--PreShytecrian Church, W
nepday night of last week was;,,
dressed by the Rev:_ 1:).. T. L.
*eriol and the Rev. W;F McC
nell.' both OriorontO ;Tho,;', resen
, P
the ease against Cherch Union,.
votional exercises Were '•conducted
the Rev. R.. MacCallum Who Ores
ed.
Mr. McKerrol who was the 6
Speaker inade.a vigorous attack,,up
spoke -second-4S' DOMinion--orgariizer
of the, Presbyterian Church .AssoCia-
tiew. Be dealt; with :thei'hroad
prin-
ciples,of Church. union .and' contrasted
he Church when it. Was one ' in; hist -
IT with, the time when it bemine;di7
ersjfied k,after „the, ,ReformationHe
-
inted the Rev; Hugh Black who re-
ently ,spoke to trio ,students Con-
odation Hall, , as. saying: "You will
ever unite the Church by a common
rganization;,, but you can unite, the
hurch. by a common purpose -and re-
i'Ve the unity of the ; in. the
ond Of PeaCe."
McConnell traeed the history
4:the -Church thiori.-MoSnient-frOri
99---Wbenifitbegan and ha as its
M-.7.-the-avoidance7ofTaverlaptfitW.in
e West. It. was 'distinctly under -
6 e said,by the 117 Members ,of
h
e first union committee represent,.
g. the 'three 'denominatitMS ,that any
nien to be real and,lasting would re:,
ire theonsent of - the entire .,inem-
rship, and ; union' ,leaclerS'such as
rincipal' Patrick, and President, Pal -
,stated that it would be utter
aditess; to go forward, .to union
hich' did' not parry the whole church
th it, and this was the 'vie* of .all
that time,
ThelitifrVete'Vri'inIteii4:WW(thken
!:1
11
ce
of
-18
at
th
ip
qli
be
•CO
wi
at
In 1911 when only 113,000 voted for
Union, 00,000 , against it aod Isomo,
did l not vote nt all. The 'Assembly'
then decided, to ?wait /or greater
'arninitY. The Second, 'Vote was Urged
by i.the Union .leaders"and tken In
1915, At that time5ff,000 PresbYteri=
an :sokiletii .,,Vtire overseas, andthus
did; not have AA, OPportiznity to vote.
The Nita' of this 'vote was that only
600,inoro , voted in favor of !Union
While the vote against Was increased
by 23,009, and 160;000 did not vat4'at
all
' I '
BoweVe ,r the Assembly of 4 192
went on to take the necessary s eps
to Consuminate union, The Assenibly
Of 1923, refuSed to consider 'anoth.er.
vota; and refuseir to submit 'ilia En-
abling Bill to tho people, and refused
even to discuss the, Bill clause by
chaise.
"It is because of this 'highhanded,
autocratic oedeidosti6nn that we are
her" to -night," :004,4„)0L
Ifirdetend ourselves tad the religious
riethfa 'Of the ,soOplOt and we will
440.0.04CWO Orin tho min»
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lee!.
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13.AD onnsvitAs nOssios
On ,41114 '14(hic!:27,1 sOlobe'Vl4;
glancing .9Yet* the fhlt- SON.- MS,
Edgar. Bellyman, townLwatreheck,
,eiLto..'`read despateli_
`-front Sfdney, AnstraliCoortbi :death
Of her brother„..George•Pentose, Who;
according". to the...despatch, had been
killed by.-saVages On the ISland of
New Guinea, ) knew
that' her - brother was in Dutch New
Guinea; and that be was one of five
or six white ,Men in that part of the
inland, so there could no mistike
as to the identity; The despatch brief-
ly stated that Penrose had been on an
'expedition . inland about 400 miles;
, haying, a comp.any of 3 friendly na-
tives.' Evidently the par* Was sur-
prised by savages, and :Penrose
with three of his Men were killed.and
nunther "worimied.. • •
land
jeafrAgNsoe4.' citi:pGigicineenseraioilic6.3rulstik:Erotohntee territory t the
on the Man of the world,. few 'white
men having penetrated into the in-
terior. It is 'the home ' of the bird of
Pfaradise, and other beautiful .metn-
4..bers4..ofthe---fiathereetrib-47-tuitrive
understand that it was in. Pursuit of
these birdi, that the expedition lead
•by Mr. Penrose was engaged.
" The newspaper despatch Rai% Mr.
Penrose as a native of Canada, *(1:
that. '.accounts for its appear-
ance in - Canadian neWePaPera„- He
however; was born in England apd
never visited this country although
his 'father ' and sister are., here in
Lucknow and a brother lives in Ter -
onto.
'George :Penrose at the , age, of 16
went to Australia ,as a sailor,, and
Was there alineit continuously until
the outbreak. of the war, when: a
curiOuS cornbinatiOn Of circumstances
landed. hirn. On . the British 'section Of,
the. gre t el. New .Guinea,
where later aiiiink the war.le played
an .important part in assisting the.
Australian force to take possession of
the German part of :the island., He
regularly : sent letters to his people
when circumstances permitted.
• BORN .
Millson-At Milton, Ont, on Decem-
ber 26th, 1923, to Mr .• and Mra.
Ernie.Millson. a son,
ENTERTAINMENT IN
CHURCH
An entertainment- will be given in
Hackett's. Church on ,,the evening of
Friday; Dec: 28th, ,by the -three Sun-
day Schools .of Ash,field Cireuit, the
numbers being' chosen from 'each. of
the three -Christmas entertainments.
Adraist1en=:2,3ad '.1
LANGSID,Pr..
, Ross.T.=.Moffist-, The , home ' of Mr,
and Mrs, Poster G, Moffatt .0th.,con,
_
_Kinlou, was
the scene of a -prettyv
home wedding on 'Botta. iff,77Dee.7:7-22-i-
t eleven 'clock a 'm when 'their;'Ser
coed daughter„, ' 'Sabel, became the
bride of Mr., :ballet, ROBS, son of Mr.
and ;Mrs., Thomas Ross of Langside.
•given-awar..-hr rher
' father; the Re James Scobie, of
Whitechurch officiated and Miss
Annie'ArmstiOng"played the wedding
mach.. Only) near relatives were pre-;
sent. After, the 'ceremony the com-
pany enjoyed a spendid 'wedding din-
ner, following' which the Yining 'Couple
Saturda
:NutTarts-- Rose
Chelseaguns. it
Whole Wheat Bre
J•LoT6_.M.P..d01*,e4
Phone 56,
4
drove Whitachureh, Where "amidMisses W. D. Rutherford
ofMit-
sowers of rice and confetti" they took
the train for Woodstock where they, 1,1hiteriedi; 'C9vvicroa_.
will. spend a short honernoOn. • The d
n Gladys Webb of .'GuelP
Cameron and Pearl' Webster. of T
:onto, "Margaret Miller- Of •14,e
bride %yea -the recipient af man3r
Woodstock Mr' and Mrs Ross Will re-
sidegifts. The, grooms gift was ,a
string of pearls. On their return from
side in Teeswateyr where he will op-
erate the upper flour which he
recently purehased.„
,kirr, :HELENS
Mr."Jaa. Redcliffe Detroit
spent Christmas with friends here., '
Mies Ethel and Mr.,. Torrance' An-
derson were home from ,Detrolt for
the holiday:
Mr. John Webb; who has spent the
past feWityaars: in ,the West arrived
,!iome.ori Saturday.
Mr; Horace Mc/Quire, of : London,
spent a few Jaya'. recently with . his
uncle Mi. Ed. Thonni.
The • St Helens C. 0, F„. lodge, will..
meet :on Friday eig...; Jan. 4th, in.:,
st,e,ad ,of on Monday Dec. 31-See'y.
Messrs..- Gordon McPherson and
Cameron of Detroit: .,spent
Christmas' at, their home' here. ,
Mesars. David Todd and Dimild
IVIeDonald have mirchased,a Piece. of
built from Mr. T. B. Taylor.'
WANTED -20 Cords of Hardwood,
on contracS. •. Paid .'§inelizer,
•
A great vocaladiry isn't- neces-
sary: Think how many Mires a law-
yer can cover with the words'
"whereas" and "aforesaid." .
fter-- rismas
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Mary Mecluillin of Tweed, Beat
.McQuillin ofHolyrook Mabel,
and • Dortithy.. Webster :Of .Stratfor
,garoline Webb of„Winghain,4Vei
4
7Todir,1"Veli,a-Waods and Alvin lir
of Lucknow are among the tea r
'and. students spending:, their iyae
iaatrOinhsei:oefil'tthimmeees,bivhsa.etai:cete.hir4ertio.hel
1 e
of S. No. 4, given'inill-N
A y
Enmity.. Hall on Friday evening t
sPiendid Program Co/Wetly'
choruses, dialogues, drills, reeiri
a Panternine; MUSiC by the 'See
o
ming in 1.1i.S entertainingand efficient
Manner acted:- as thairinah:
The en-
ti� program was given by the pupiI
and, they and the teachers
Mur -
die and Miss. BuCkingliam- are to be
;congratulated . upon .the sump*of
their : entertainment; the proceed'
front -which arnanntec'l to nearly fifty
dollars. ' After the program; .Santa -
Clans arrived . and after singing :
Suitable .Song. and .gi4ing. an dintial
Speech hd,, distributed: the -gifts fro
the well -laden tree...
er
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,c411,Stitias Fowi Is Gone
Now For The Baby Beeve
Come in and see our cute of beef.' We are showing some of the,
' 11110st. delicious Roasts:Steaks and oititer cuts -second t� none in the -
-I-Country: Out Alberta -Calves-dressed 7t pounds to the. hundred -
(a very large percentage) and we are. safe in 1;6A -rig- the largest
percentage of dressed meat to the hundred of 'five weight that ever -
was dressed in Lueknow, This goes to show you what can 'be done •
by care And feeding., Some say this is too good for Lucknow, but
-nothing is too good for the peaple. Of Lucknow . and ,suntounding-
•c9nntilr. • - t;-
- Perhaps you thinle,it Will be too dear; wp are not selling
-10, to 30c. for the best cute: Try a piece. - it ell
this to make money -just to give you a 'taste at reasonable prices
. • ,
J. BUTTON
Clean Up, .$411;
Of CandieS, Oranges, And • other
N,mes siecials
mark these lines down to
clear beforP.,the New Year and
Stock taking Call and -see What
I have to offer
Wish my many - Cuitomers and '
Friends.,* Happy 'and. Pros.
*1;ipereus-4"bellear...
It II ; THOMPSON
Battery Service
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,We store and take.
'care of Batteries dar-
ing inter Inonths.
aloVe ltaulififd
e an y nee,essary
, First Class
Servilce.
M Naylor
FORD GARAGE,
LUCKNOW,
tile,PeePit ee'in„,b101t-
and white either in an everyonatnnee
canvass:10r * vote of 'the *hole
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YEAR
•To Our Freinds Ond, Customers
•
WE, TAKE THIS OIIPORTUNITY'pr EXPRESSING
OUR: 'APPRECIATION OF youR PATRONAGE. WE WILL
.n$ImAvos. BY A STRICT ADHERENCE TO OUR POLICY .
OF STORE SERVICE, HONEST -MERCHANDISING AND GIV,.
iNG niiOnEs,r 41.i,ALiTY AND • -BEST, VALUES, TO MERIT
A CONTINUANCE, OF YOUR CONFIDENCE AD PATRON.
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'AGE.
'TURNER-
.'ho.,,H00* of Good,
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