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, ing,s?,.easonable interest !compounded ,every' six months,.:.
and 'freedom from red tape ie .case 0. withdrawals,
-Depesits,Of $1.00 and uplards invited ,-
. $aying Departments at every Branch'
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BUYING STA!tION
0111i PUBLIC §Cncioi.
At: the Nomination meeting on
Monday evening tor, G. A'. Newton
1, cliainiran of the School Board made
la very clear statement regarding our
cash prices paid for Sheol , affairs, sen ng forthq- i ts
d satisfaction to all Our - School Was .a. goOd 'business asset' for
a town, The ;Continuation Selteo
brought to Lueknovic.every Week While
it is' onen: 60 or 70 young folk, their
parents frequentlY coniing.with them
and 'we "should , :therefOre give - the
seheol a 'good deal of Itt-tentioii. The
Maintenance, Of 'a good school Cost's
good deal 'from outaide Sources; fer
instance, :twee ' $2,000 front BnIce
CinintYi-oyer $1100 feom Hilton; and
Seine from the Proitince; in all we kot
e us a ttlal and -let us prove
outhat we are a
arke
worth, while
Cecil Mullin;
Phone 63.
onument
e and Gran -
and com-
e utiful
6,- Cheese frent .
SPecialty of Family
s and invite your in-
*i•
ons neatly and prompt.
,•Lucknow, Ontario..
PennimeitlY 'Settled.
J. Douglas
last 7,ear.. $4191.74 froM outside. emir-.
50 years ago; it is pretty well out of --
date 'and a ,ggod many „improvements'
are "necessary. it is the intention of
the 'Boar& to go• on- with these next
summer. The baesemeni Will have te;
be eemented and fitted with layatcir-
ie.sv the lighting 'systent.Vvill have, 2.0
e'delectric lights put in, and
lent'. installed. All
and ..eounting
e So ser -
first ap"-
this Wet.
spread ":
would
to be engaged g
39 stadents fee* fu'z'
for :the tuition of this •
_pays, oVer eleven'
-With the imPrOyements suggest
sQ, s reput-
lessen,
meccaer.
s12elre.
my
GUELPH
lnsurgnce
CANADA
,4-ersd IMO,
With- their dasighter Heib
)Is visiting with
t Hackett 'and wife, of De••
p. No, 10 Ashfield
Sr. IV--Gleilys Johnston -75; Roth
Jr, IV-Myrtle„.Johnston,,,161;--Joho:
Jr. III -Willi -de "Lane 80; Gorden
Johnston 70; Louis Hogan 40,
Ir. Ih-Thelnia Johnston 75; Rob,.
'Haward• d5;
Ist-Ella Hogan -'75; 'Billie 'John-
ston 72; Dick °Reed 55.'
,Drennan 60; Frank
Drennan 55.
Average* Attendance, 22: Best in
,Spelling Rath M. aoAdant: and- Winnie
Is visiting'
liarry Chemist,:
Lavina Milner on;
:Ma'rgaret Tiffin,
re lass 1V1yrile
of ‘Toronto; 4,a,co
Mr* nev.14:Xaah
with ',his parents Mr,
Of Mr, and Mrs.
me from
nme ARM
ishfield
y. Class -Olive Kilpatriek 7:8 per
Richard Kilpatrick 73; Elmer John-.
ston 72;' Margaret 'Finlay .61,
Sr. III -Clifford 'Kilpatrick 79,»
III -r -Walter Clare,: 83; Harold
Blake' 47; Jim 'Curran 46,
Jr,• It -'Etta Lane 99; Mary Clare
97; WInnifreil'i3take 96;.Beatriee Cul-
bert 92; Tiototh Curran 99; Olive
Sr. I-Vetta Kilpatrick,
uoh of✓it, was in ;la.
NTINEL, tpud as foliowa,;
"Little Jack ,Hornier
. r �,..zid Ing ing Sat in
� A, Lucknow.Oatatdo, a6°
Mae1k je, .Proprietor gatinghas Clii}stmas pie,
�, Hen stucl�, `' leis
'4%,y an ,'� Ito • t��'' µ pooh
Ancl pplleil out a; 1'
T# uRS1 4,X,� `JANUARY 3rd, 1924;;. And saki, "What a brave; boy art 'J1"
- •We're not quite so,proud of our
f, church as Jack was,, proud' of. hinjself
INSURANCE -but wo
Q MEN de know that our system.
r� oaks the folks crowd us out . of
,z ►'y'C. �T •:i..�h /11Y f7h.' 1.-s➢"E y[
�"--��`a '.".> •r-,6':'^e'_�:�; ^a�,.w J.:.ate �y. li
.tif, „pri11ir%ct •o %friar ap. eve, Id a it, �` iere's :usually";a ;real rea-
Pears 'to meet with .favo i ' . son when such 1a 'thing`ke.*ps •up for•
i f n 'oronto ' four.
and no doubt' in' :other large., indust.: years• straight! Here o,re." sohle'
anal centces bf fhe reasons why we will have an.
TJs, apveyunenti. insurance_.. has.'.al,. overflow crowd tomorrow night;
Ways appeared to us: as &mas :#ool� Reason No I -A Dramatic..Book,
'00o,:r?d l
The idea o
ish and un]uslafiable roposal;`'It•.is . Sermon With Love;, Laughter' .and
: II, 3 III, L F, J Lane
-lust,another°�c�eme to get something Life• .Jean.. Stratton.,,P.or-ter'e
roo nothing--„robbeiy r -of the- mdustri :'l h t kug;"' Tonse,, �m _o is14t-
to-get
i•it-
ous: and thrift fo'r ual1;
'�. 1F; 112
n � ,': ti *�: Macl)onald1 11, 1 ITI; .1•
Y� the. be efit of 'th
e
idle, and+;...al ... .�.
Tho" Tore
ink. the ,'sch
favers'says'
.,ployment.,,.in
men so enip
insuramf Q 'f
in whiel 't
do: the sante;
icier :the fu
third of . it.
; 7
ing on em
paying'for i
he is. employ
the ;cost. Th
as Well ', as th
to' it that on
froth, the in
loafer 'would
'
it ---if he goit
be, found. out
That 'leeks
should the em
after :.}a wor.
.him ? 'and• •w
LLTQI OW 7IIGIEI. SC,IIOOL RE••
.PQJP' PQI; NOVBM. I ..
AND .DBCEMBER:
Stanthng I;, ?5 %a ; II, 60. to 74 %
III, 60 to, 65�jo.; C,,. 60,,.to 59%;
h' allure, •
Form: III -Examined in, the 1` 711ow.
i;d subjects: Fi*; Gram. Let A
Are, FHist., 13r• His•t,,. Physics,'
i�iterature, Geon . •
E Anderson, 111, 4 C, 2 F
Rlt
n,1•{Q....b_3 T�c � TAT ! }!;3..,_,�e "• -y,_,
&ei1, 1 I, 1 TT; 1111; 1 Chestnut, 1'r,
111, 1IH F,; J, Dpinan: .3'1 7II;
til; Douglas. 1 III, 2 C., F J, Gol-
an 1 1; 1 If; 1 III; C,�'1•Iamilton 2 C,,
F; W..IIogan: 1 II, 1 IIIc 1,C, 2 F;
J. Johnston : 2I, 1 II,.1III;
patrr_k: 1 11, 1 III, 2 C,,2 F,
The. idea An•-ueem,
the Beek' Sermon' tortiorrOW. •'
:Sift411-"e"-Inlen who einnes ‘fl.°411. the *ek M!:'Culi'do3chF: c:eC1,1z3ie1:; 41;k7.,' 1\.13»al::
trld, thai, the industiies an old man, bet I'd come if I had to
Reason No. II -our. Great Choir of I l'' i 1, In, I. In, 1
Pti.ormineenItnd(uisiitrysuraineee;h‘ainchd jun71,4, btheaautailifutis tehaeoBraoollfa-d_Baiwrrli:t.D, r,sodrde!
H4-ei.T,T.I.111:41 ,IVIL, O rtitiol'one:: 4 I, 1 Ii; Mary "Anderson: 4 I, 1 II, i
surance, The . congenital, Sympheni SerMon me orbe.'s ni Elizabeth Alton: I. -III; 'Olive -Alton:
,aiun,dlleet,wottic.17,. pre,:,,senuy . ReaSo4 Ne. IV2--The Silent; &Ilium III, I C; Elliott Berns: 1 I, 2 IT, 3 lit,
• ed this beautiful new feature. at' 'St. mond Gardner: 1 II, 1 III ; Margaret
hY should the preyince. ,seme great painting ..this Sundaye , Great; -1. II; 2 III, 3 t; Lena Hackett,
which means_s„,the-,4axPayers• the:
province, be eaked to adininister' the
fund, at Mr sniall coat !you may be
snre, and to provide One-thirci of the
mid from :which the city unemPloy:: ed
labor-unien, idea,' that the 'eniploYer
alWaYS has Menei7 .ie' spane, if- he -is
not too Inein.to hand it out, an& that
really ceines from newhete. It *Mild
he' intereating to Itaire The' Slat' or
some other advocate of the inienaploY-
.Inent Insurance scheme explain wh'3'
the fariner, who needs hired and
'.'"and women in idleness the' city.
It surely wonldn't be uniensoimfile
the farmer sheUld -think it a .sinafar
,deal if the idle. mica in the. eity. game
and'helped hint. (the 'fitrnir) at
-That. is only part of the -cobjeetiOn
to ;unemployanMit' insurance. The idle.
Wage-earners- are. net' the Onli
ploy eq. What 'about: the; Owner ef
small shee-Shop 'who stamis• ills be-
cause there are -no cuatomere • and ne-
What about the 'Merchant who is :idie
many lqurs' because there. are, no; cus-
oWner *rho though hia-Machines•may
than merely, uneinPlOyed; He . works
Ar loaing Money in -fad.? He ii Viorie
lbee Wt eotsrki:ogt:isntelifokrinilgon,ionvnerttitofit70 apt::
irid 'gets-Inothing for his Work, and
_failure and low prices ? Would the
city man contribute to that?:
Already the cities. can so outbid
the farmer in • the' labor market that,
it may be said,•the fanner cannot
hire either male or letriale help at •
all. The een,Oition is not absolute, but
lf -Ply mike Matters worse„ It would
-intaii-nthat'ivage-eat•ners in the cities
or not; aro the farmers (the pro-
vince) is asked- to help .on the scheme
If 1/kage-eernere want insurance
against tmemPloyment let; then
tahlish, a Scheele of their, own, and
which they may be paid when , out bf
work, Employer§ and fanners should,
have, nothieg to de "with it.
',IS THIS' A CflIURCH
abOut,,,,,,,seitentienalism: in 'the
troit :„,thurches which keep ;their; ser-
' vices, oti a high, plane, hut there is at
,letist one Which aPpeare te have gone.
the limit" in the way, of aubstitntinY
entertainment ler religious 'inatrtic-
tion and exercise, It. is net chnrch
of a freak religion, either, but One of
the' Well 'established , denominations,
, The p1iiess agent 'al this church e,v.
:ideritlY • gas, :instruction ter get the
croWd anyway; and ,he gaols abouti.:-
getting it in' a way that :Would do
urday »edition' of one, of 'the Detroit'
ne*spapars. *re find' the stakertitte,
0Couploo taro,
742.
or ihe.favors,of the year
patronsmost hearty' than s;
and for the year that is com-
ing Nve.wiEh all Happiness
and Prosperity.
..E..• po.g_ruous.
The -,§tore Where 'Your Money oe the Farthest;
The '-lights in the ' great ehurch are Willte Hogan: 5 F• Annie Ketchebaw •
painting-7the story :of -its conception'. 2C;- Isabelle MacDonald: '3 gIti,
toldT7then hid -den music -the prayer
the lighted crosa--and you -never for,
:get the, picture ' The whole city 'of.
Detroit will be talking, about our "Si-
lent Oftener's"' in a Week ,or scr:
Reason No, ,V -*--The'. Old -Fashioned
Mace:limn In Music Of YesterdaY,
Hidden in the wingt=far
beatitiful, like -some forgotten mem-
orly-Will be the playing cid the' old
•Melodium Sunday night,
Iteaaen VI -411e• Crowd Itself
,Is Worth Seeing And -Being A *Part
Last Sunday ,eveeing at, six o'cleCk
there Were, g50 automobiles, lined'im
on fiye squares. ',That wits an hotir
and half :be:fere' time'. for chtirch to
begin. By ,seven b'cl'oek; We were full.
Hereafter the, service will ;begin -las
soon as the dhurch is filted•t-even":if
that is an hoUr before the e§uattime.
People are having "Church ,IPartiee7
at St. Mirk's, They Come in groups
and we are :glad to' reserve, seat§ fer
'groups of over tee.7 '
The church which advertises in that
from, the- churches first; established' •
when men took ' their "re] igimi
the Quakers Who sat 'quietly entil
e have in- thia Detroit Chureh (if
church it inay be called) the other
city ',as,- Detroit. Communities gave a
tendency to produce the sort of gel, -
suited to itself,
,ehurch as this one in Detroit many'
would be disgusted arrd,', degraded.
Bet' net So with,".67'irOedi. Those
Who respond' tO' such an adVertise-'
inent aa that above, in , all likelihood
would net geLto.a. better :ehur.',.2b, The,
better than what they would »get on
the, street Or ie 'gambling den. If
there wea no demand far, ,and shall
we say no need of, such' ri church
WOuld.'_ not exist;
IMPROVED SERViCE
• I3ETWEEN 'TORONTO AND;
WININIPEG
AndreW.Tbonipson: 2,1; 2 II, 1.11I;
Hist., French, Latin; Algegra, Botany,
hone 6
Johnston; 6 I, .2,11; Marion IVIcDoug- •
211, lin.; Drennan McIn-
'Kenneth 'f honipson:'A all, fif,
•
111. J. Armstrong
hener-and-ebev comyrOtion may be ••
all right. but it reynt be well to re -•4
tain little of „the honor
s in
ntario
The, Canadian National ,RailWays
an:I-mu/teed flint' effective : Saturday,
nipeg 'and, Westerri Canada train !will
hereafter run, by, this, roUte
Allendale, :Barrie, ()riffle and
ago,- instead of Yla Beavertoft, leaving
Toronto, 10.45 p. m. arriving
Sudbury "at' 8,55 a, Ire, and Winnipeg
41.10.0, m. following
Sleeping Car Torento and Winnipeg,
Standard Sleeping „Car' taronto 'and'
Library Car',Toronto and Winnipeg,
Standard »Sleeping :Car Toronta, and
Sudbury, Dining» Car ., Berving all
meals, r
For tickets, reiervation,S and pill
`Information' apply. any dzinagirin,
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NyTITIrthe coming of the frost Mid,
vV the ""Meon of the 'Falling
'Leaf" comes also, the' hunting 'Sea-
. ton for caribou, Moose' and deer.,
For the past ton months,'-thouSands
of •spertstnen have been longing -ler
tile return of the seasee: And to,
'• 'are echoing whir -the credit of the
!tenter's rifle end, ted; blood a
Canada and the p.niteci Statea' la pit-
Iting Itself against the, monarchs -of
the Laurentiantl,„_the_:Gatineau
leY, Meng the Waltham branch line
of thelitittediati
);...42_ good irag -from -Northern britati
2, The' head of ihe bull *bleb; .oneiwertd
the guide's; colt 3.
Paget (for the.TrOut Lake Country)
Lake 'Penage, Massey,- Blind River
'North )3ay,,8turgeon Fails, and Ca$
tier are Well fevered.. Meese arc
plentiful in Ontarie the_ceaptry,
talent:1 liVinalfilrifeariffr bin ad*
Pacific froin Sudbury to .the Manl,
pan -able, Frent, Jack Fish, Schreiber
and; in 'Qbeliec, in the St. Maurice,
Caribou, in 'Onehec,;,, mayLnow.-be
found-only-lirthe,remote northern
sections, arid, in 'Ontario, en the
islanda' of -Lake 'aiiperior and: round
'From all these, diStriot§ conie
§tories of wonderful luek. Which will
thtill the! Pulses of eVerY, hunter,
Take the good fortune tif Dr. C.
Re. McCreary,' of Montteal, arid Mt,
the Ste,- Jovite district ef the
Moinetld.010:floot ftrooliGfire 4yRiovaskt'illftiine,
sometimes referred td as Lad la
Croix, they ,met seyeral COW mdose
and an immensebtill. Bu iniaX
came when another splendid ball
obligingly' took up a position Within'
50 Yard§ of their tent. The first ,
shot • from the,' doctor'S trusty rifle
-brought-him down and 0'1<eeff
finished him ,„eff. •
Kip Camp, 30 trifles up Lake Thyde»41,
at the mouth of, Kipawaltiver,
of New York, got his Moose within
an hour arid a half of leaVing camp
atid.viii"' back within two hpurtati
big,•in base , calmly watched tile 0134rgt,,
don for five ininutem ft 091
doge by;
After that, you,9411 gal 144
band Off 1 I