HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-01-24, Page 1,
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vErgaiKARY .sKRGET`L— Pr!?
J. .1Celebe,• :Ripley, :Phone 29,,
or..f•-*I.,-;-•••• •
DENTIST •
, Dr MacLeod will visit Lucknow
ivevy Tues ay m r•-.-a-•-u IVE-Offie,....;,
DR. PARKER; .,STEOPATII,at. the
„ Cain HOlii Lacknow, every Wed-
nesday afternoon •All 'chronic di-
ases
successfully heated. Osteck-
Pathy lamoves tae physical causes,
• of disease; ".:Adjustment of the
'spine is more quickly secured and...
with fewer treatments by Osteo-
'pathy. thaff by any ' other method.
;Toronto prices paid ff.& all.kinclii of
,
poultry, ,
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A. GrospOpf, Lucknow.
• DR MAUDE C. BRYANS
I Registered Optometrist
Graduate •Department of Ophthalmol-
• ogy. McCormiclf Medical College. Chi-
cago. Ill, • .,
Headaches. Dry itchy Eyes. Granu-
lated Eyelids. Watery Eyes, Pain in
• Eye Balls. Inflamed Eyes.. PUB or
Watery Discharge. from Eyes and
Dizziness caused by Eye -strain re-
lieved through 'Properly ,fitted Glass-_
.
Cross Eyes straightened -through
Properly fitted Lenses
' Satisfaction Assured
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0 'LOCAL AND ,GENEEAL;
- Good, Craeked Eggs - for sale at
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y • . • • • ^ :
.Druce. `County -Pennell 'is 4n sion
at Walkerton this week.haVing 'nen,
ed on Tuesday.
All kinds .of Electrical Fixtures, ye%
Paired' and. replaced „ Try -11.-1)/facCal-
luirn, Phone 69 ' •• ••.
,
,J. ,R. Melia]) is this weelc at-
-tending_ther..Canadian. Proslueer's_Oerim.,
vention at Montreal. , • .
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The Fire Co. will give their annual
Burn's Pall to -morrow night (Friday
the 25th), in Carnegie Hall. This dance
is always the most popular of 'the
season,
At the Cain House:' Lucknow. Every
, Wednesday' 'Afternoon and Evening.
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•FOR SALE.-Nordheiiner Piano in
good condition. Apply to.
A. Sid-
, dalL1Lucknow.., ' ' ' 8 -11-ti.
., LOGS WANTED
We the undersigned, are in the
market to buy the following' kinds of
'• logs. :delivered at our Saw Mill at
• Lueknow:-Basswood. Hard and Soft
'Maple.. Beech and Birch, Will ,ipay,
,the highest market price for the
.• above: Owing to our having a large
stock , of Elm lumber on hand. and
,..there.'being very „little sale for Elm,
' furniture. We are not in need of Elrn
•• logs. However, froni,, persons putting
,in a good craiintitY 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
• frracknow Table' Co. Ltd.,. •
,. J. Button, Mgr
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TENDERS WANTrn
Tenders will be received by the
dersigned• for the supplying, of 15
• ° :Cords of 20 -inch ,Wood.,beach or map-
-le, to Paramount .School ' • -
Albert Struthers. Sec'y.,.
' R. R. 3.
The temperature was 3,...belMv. here-
on, Monday moi•ning. With. a strong
mind bloyving,. that Made it about as,
disagreeably cold as we get it in this
,neck • of the woods,
"What Happened To Jones -The
'best yet Come and see-!••• In :Caine-
/x.1e Hall, Lucknow, Friday, Feb.. 1st.
Reserved seats now :onsale at Mc:L.
Kim's Drug Store. '
' ANNUAL MEETING ••,
- -Notice is hereby given that the An-
nual' Meeting of the Lucknow Agri-
cultural Society will he heldin the
Town Hall; Lucknow, on Friday. the
25th' day of .January,' A.D. 1924, at 2
o'clock p.rn.
AL members are requested to at-
'• Jos.. Agnew, -Sec'y.
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LOST --On *fain Street -or on -Station
street a bunch of lceys. _Finder please
- leave at the Sentiriel Office.
BEE KEEPERS ATTENTION
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Any WOMOO Of the Lucknow presby,
tdrian Church who wish to eontriblite
to the expensefund of the PreshY-
terian- Aiseciation; please. hand Con -
rribution to. 1Vire. James Irving. '
The great 'aierm :which prevailed
over the continent ,the iearlY part of
the P wee c, was particularly ,hardon
fellows ' who predicted a mild winter
stiid bad eon;.1raled, Our 'climate
Was certainly changing.'
Get a "Starr!' Radio set. None bet-
ter at price; A 3 -bulb set (strip-
ped) .at $45., This set gets California.
every night . and London...England;
was heard on this machine. . •
'Osterhotit Bros..
Dr. Parker, ... of Winghani, left on
Monday for. Daytona, Florida, vvhere
he will visit for a ' month or five
weeks. He hones toresume his weekly
visits to 1,,,ucknow soon after his re-
.
Meeting of the loCal Be keepers
Will be held in the office Of the Reed
.kgencyTrIll .19-tdit-57-Jai-ius3Y-gt" at
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FOR SALE -Second Hind Cutter
in good ,repairsiportland . style.
Ewart Taylo
TENDERS, WANTED
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turn,
In a copy of the South Side Revio,v,
Chicago, we came upon-tbe following
not mn thipersonal column : "Herbert"
Graham of • Toronto,' Ont., is visiting.
his sister, Mrs.' J.. L, Falls,. of 7214.
Paxten avenue.'!,
NOW.
THEY LOVE THE
OLD ROME NEWS
UlISDAY
11-24tiv
Every town newspaper has evidence
o1 jt- popularity.. wi•th the. . folk •who
Alt e
wnvth-
while folk love, the. old hone and. its-
•
memories,. andthey enjoy the local
newspaper, regardleSs' of the' inevit7
able faults and shetteemings 'becatise•
it is. to 'them a. Weekly!,teraincler
the people and the'thinge*k there,
We are lead to these' rennarks .bY'a
l'rief note from, Mrs, L. Forster,
North Dakota, who in -renewing her
1115 -1,61W557716 -i; ri orthe-r---sni
enjoy yourpaper very innch,' It is. a
letter' from home; every Week. •Wt
Never Waste them: When through
reading J -send thein. to friend's (form-
er Lticknowites or from that vicinity.)
in California,' Minnesota, , Dakota 0'.
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,4sewhere, who alSo enjoy them!' A:•
the old song had it:
,
. "Home, dear henie, we never !shal'
feign, •• .
Friends, dear friend's, we .often
'there have met; :
Overland .and sea' though -We roan".
Still will we c erih- thee,-heme-
dear home
, Sealed .Tenders willbp, received by
the undersigned, unt.ii the 151h day Of I
'February; 1.42,4 -Or the • erection of a
‘,1;;:•-",-IreW7-131"lbit VdhoOl House in S. 5. No:
9, Ashf'ield. Lowest Or any tender net
necessarily accepted, For plOs and
sPecificatin apply' tOlVni,'. Clare, R. R.
.:1,.,141eknoW. Phone 81r4 Dungannon.
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TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received bY theun-
dersigfle'd! up' id,Monday .the . 4th day •
of -for §ene hundreJ
cord's- Of four foot, Wood, .11. any , part
thereof, to be il..liverod arid piled at-
. ,Utitetworks ,Power hcu.c LuCknow,
litso teriderslor Fifty cords of 18 ineh
Wood, Or any Part tl-r.eof, to he de -
...livered at the ;Town hall, Lucknow,
'• Persona tendering' to ,state kind of
. Wood iinteeded to 'be ' delivered and
,Wood'te be delivered not lateii-than
the_EirSt slay of April next.
' The lowest or any tender --not,.'nee•-
eSSakilY accePked.
' Dated this Twenty,second 110 of
January A. D. i1924, Joseph A.gn0,v
' • • •3 ; Clerk, Lucknow.;
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'Atitilicatioit for Village: Offitea
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.A.iipliestionsi' Willbe received' by the
t1tierOgOO4 up r to MohdO, Februer•V
40',,next. for the .folleWring Village
Offices for' thSyear 1924, taniely:..As
•, AeasOr, Constable, Secretary LuelinOW
S!taterni. and Engineer.
'11ot NrsiteikWerlitti Pwelling:'.at. Mater,
,woritOree of rent to Engineer,
App'lleithts to State SaltitY expected,
o 401,toat1oil 'neoesmdity accepted.
•'Joseph Agtovi ClOtV.
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CHURCII NOTES
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A. Most. inlereating. Meeting: was put
,Ori. by :the Social Department of the
,Menday night.
last, -..Mrs7-Bnewell:-was in the chair
fa -7117d•
• Scripture was read, by' Mrs. Osterhout,
:a piano sok/ was rendered by Mrs.
01. Nowtop,a recitation by. Margaret
'Rivera and a'7seio,..h,Y.'• 'Gertrude s" Ire-.
leaven, The ..inairf'..feattire of the:even,:
-series:-Of--85 'lantern -Slides
in "Beautiful -Cariada,t; The views
gave. -some of 'Cianada s spots all the
wai 'from Halifax to Vancouver. The
explanation of the, 'Viewswas given
by Osterhout, while E. Reid and
..
tern, There Was a ,good attendance in
Douglas' Osterhout operated the lan-
tern
ot the 'stormy nig.ht,,-. • •
• ST.' HELENS
: The monthly Meeting of the S.
ileiens Woman's ' 'Intitute •"rwaill ."be
held on Thursday 31st..at 230 'clock
Roll Call, "Ways 'of .Cooking
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'toes!' Subject "Childrens Right in tI4L.
. ,
•rlonie," Meetting in charge' ef Mrs. R.,
Naylor, A cordial invitation is extendect to *all the ladies. .
'The•W'; M; S. of Calvin Church, me.
at the, hOine of ,Mta. W.
, gumming, was
•:....harge. The •ineeting Was opened,witl
he. usual devotional .exercises, Sing-.
.rag,'reading of Scripture and -Prayer,
Airs,' Cumming; gave a talk on the.
Jeautiful.. !character "Ruth:
kis. Gordon: read from: the enenira.;
:-..hapter of the Study Spok-Roll Call,
•Peace," was responded to. by verse..
Scriptiir.e or 1•Iyinn. • MrS.... W. 1.
MillerTeported Ihirty two subscribe
Lo the 'Missionary Messenger,.nieetini,,
-,:losed With prayer. . . `, ' '
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BELFAST'
Miss Bell' 'Murchison who has been
bookkeeper at Lucknovi.:Silverweods
has ;resigned that PoSitiod gone
'with the Gunissonoli-.Co•;,-Wi
hgharn
Miss MeNab- has . taken the, position
With •Silverwoods.'
'Nearly all our regular correspon-
dents have taken the Week off. ,There
•wai little..doing, we may assuite, mn
the burgs • and villages and as for
thlit..AneXliaWIDAP,:-Slibjert a of .Cenver-
sation§ the, weather, they rightly"
thought we knew all about it
The hockey 'season .will open here
to -night (Thursday) when Kincardine
will play the locals in Lorne Rink.
The Senior League series was to have
opened at Kincardine on Tuesday
night but thc game -Was called off on
account- of the lighting, _system there
'being out of commission;
has returned' tO South-.
ampien -after spending- "a' vireek-With-
hey parents, Mr, and Mrs.. D.- R.: Mae-!
Intost, „.Mr. Clark' has been taking a
" • " in a Tot
coupleof week -a , r es e
ni e • 7
onto Hospital, 'a. threatened break
mn
health having'provediess serious than,
it Was onetime -thought to be ' •
The Curling Rink- *fie altogether',
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Presbyterian •Geild,7---The. :program
.prepared by the Devotional, •CeMmit-
tee . on Monday, rfening;.., was, one of
,inspiration, and 'interestto young pe-
.ple, After the opening; exercises Misa
Pn'-MeDougall read the, Scripture
es s'on..; Mir's Mabelle Allin favored the
lui:d with 'a , p_41no :SOO,Mms Helen
Thompson •gl,tve h , Very' ,appropriate
MarY and Horace
.Aitehisira voeal duet :Mr:. Hugh,
•ViM-.
cOinstem 1924
. GETS TC,0 WORic-
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The, ,Lucknow Council beard' nit;
constituted for 1923 met in •Iinal ses
-Sitlic as relni.rett by atratutevon--Janu--
Saryi,-1:41E:',7.-There,-,-4,-Were_pregent;
Johnston, Couneillers;Hodgins, Milier
and Smith. After dealing. With 'it „few
aeceunts',:sitanding oyer 'from 1923;,
Conned adjourned, sin 'die.
, This meeting wasr.irinne iately. fol-
lowed by "the! inaugural rneeting of
,the council of 1924.. There is but One
ehai'ge in the board- D. D. M. John-
stone taking_ tlie....plage of A._ E.,. Mill:
sod. All were present and took'the
•oath of Office, as fellows: Reeve, Rob.
Johnston; Councillors, E. N. Ilodgins,
D. M. Johnstone; A. G. E.,Miller, G.
1-1.. Smith. .r
The Council was organized into the
following committees, the first named
being chairman*:
:Fire and Light:, Smith 1VIiller and
illan,-,..whp,' is Secretary of The
:-..4tudents Voltinteer IVIovenient of:Can-•
gave the •GUild' an• address which
will not soon- be 'forgotten' by those
'eresent.•,He Stated that although, his
:work this;year.,is among' stu-
lents,"."yet findS' YoUngpeople in
'ordinary..••SOcietiei, 'thinking. the .same
houghts,' and With , the seine'
Jroblenis:. t o solve. Among o t,h e r
• ‘gi§ p he Stated that ! he' - believed it
„vas • natural for. yoUnii, People. to, be
'aligi'ous;'.and he:gave us. a glinips,e of
he Splendid Vverk • the StUdenth Vol-
ufltuCrM(vennt1s doing among, the.
stqclents'!ef our. fair
Miss Wrinie Irwin is visiting with
her uncle .Mr. George Henry Of Crywe.
Mr• and Mrs James Cooke', spent
. Sunday at the honeof "MV. -aria .1VITs;
, Will Gardner ,t)f ;Zion?,
My, :Malcolin .Mernillan and Mis
,john Stothers.,,. of LucknoW; reneWed '
old accplaintanes in the burg one day
Li.st week: , •
• -Miss LmlIldn McQuoid: and Miss Al_na_Blake, -of Crewe,
.visited,',at the,
•:.-§,orne of Mts. David •Rackett's.'-recerit7
.te busiest most ..business -like
,lace ,in fown' the early- days of the..
yeek,. There . Was little- doing • in the
bona and offices ,while the storm Icing
vas
on his 'TM-111page, se there. was no
on the ice. "Winter ,storms have .-rio
terrors for t° _M/914 with .a.„ good big
brooin and the prosPeee," ar.-ediAng.
those "stanes' go hurtling Over the
wellepOlislied ice,
The 'tie.Yeri of Kineardine Was. with •
'mt hydro • service on. MOnday. and
Tneeday, :the StPrin having Caused a
break the line . somewhere wet -;of
kinloss .Those deriending'im;
orihYdre-currentloelight ,and poWeet,
Were in a ‘bad way % the newspaper of-
fices our SpeCial'•., sympathy' tie
their tInesetting machines ' We'r e
standing 'tate when inest ' needed, The.
repair hien nO, doubt' had diffieulty .in..
„
getting to the arai2de, of the trouble
owing to flie Staffif atid. heaVily • drift-
ed roada„.
•-tocAra mAtikkril
Mr.' and Mrs. Sain "Iqo'rrison -ad
gamily of ,Whitechurch.'spent Wedries,'.
may at the .honie of Mr. and'rM.s. D,
K. Alton. '
The Box which. was held ill
the hall under the ausnicesLpf .the
Q,' L. last Friday night was. a de,cided
success, • •
Mys Ralph Nixon has returned
home -after -spending a'••`few".id-a•ys--witli-
age when. true religion is so• much.
.leeded, An .,i,fistrimientar •• duet by"
Tmsses MeMorran and mocanumis ,va•S
very „much enjoYech 'The meeting dos-
wi th, 'prayer, ' after, whith a hearty.
ete of th•arilL4- was -..l'ender,ed to -Mr,
Mcid'illam for is hispiring address, '
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n.inzoN couNTi, WARDEN
Johnston. • . •
'• Roads and Bridgeit'iiedgins; Smith
and
--- Property and SupplieS:__, Miller;
.Sinith, and D M Johnston ,
, Petitions and 'By -Laws: ,D, M. ;On-
4tener‘Hodgipi--ard. Mil' er
• ,Finance: 'R., Johnstcn, D.;M., John-
stone and iiCiagins., '•
- After organizing, Council ' adjeurn-
ed. until ,8 o'ClOck• Wednesday. eveeing;
Jan. .16th. • • '
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On Wednesday evening all nieinberr
were present, the reeve in the caar
Mr. D. 11, Macintosh, as executor
of the estate Of the late William' Fra-
s,er, iriteryieWed the Councilregarding
the taxes on a. property Purchased by.
the estate froro. Mr, Bert Reid. The
Council refused to take any. action re-
garding the taxes against the pro,-
bentY; but remitted. O' deg. taX-'Which
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had been paid by estate. The Ma-
tter arose out of the property haVing
changedhands' d nuniber of 'times
since being assessed in.1923, '
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On motion Of •Smith..and. Miller
grant of $10 was made to theliospit-,..
al for Sick ChiLlien, at Toronto. ,
.Dr A, M. Spence was appointed
Medical Health officer: the water -
Works engineer as appointed pound -
keeper, Messes Alex Ross, John Spin-
dler and Neil Murdoeh:Were
appomnt-
ed Fence Viewers;.. and Mr. W Con-
nell and Dr. Paters.* Were appointed
auditors. •
Mr D C. . 'Taylor was appointed
raeniber •Of '-the -Beard of Health,. the,
eeve and the Health officer;1)being
•,the other two members.
Mr. 1. E." Agnew was re;appointed
_Cierk_ancILT_Yeasiires• for the year,
The Clerk was instructed to, advertise
for aPplication for the offices! of Ai-
sessor, Constable, Engineer and fly7
dro Clerk, and also to advertise...for.
.tenaers. for...the Sup.plying.of 100 cords.,
of .4 ft'wood. for the -Waterworks and:.
cords of Short wood ler the T.93..vn
Hall
. •
. Mr. T. S. Reid was appointed to
the. Public:Library Board for a term
-a-three years, ev.. ster out
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for two years- and A, p, Mackenzie
for one year....
At the'call of the 'reeve, a special
meeting of the Council was -held -Mon.
'day" for the 'purpose - of dealing with
thamequast ,f.f.Prof....Mem-o-Rea".....for
'A. E • Erwin,..reeve 13a,:field is
Warden .of Heron` • County for . 1924,
haying ..Won the .eoveted place at the
:meethii: of the:. County' Connell Or.
Tuesday' ,afterno,on.. Four ballots were
neeessary' . mike :the sl -ton
ortm•-••CountyHthe"--warden4liif,
.to. .and, a • Liberal
alternately; and this•Ife,or. the Censer -
Wive 0'04 had the :•privilege:Of se-
lecting the "candidatr.s: For were in
the • field: Erwin ( tayfield); McQuoid
*(Mckillin Township), Coates (Os-
. . .
hornel„ Neeb (Stephen:1'10.1' Erwin,
-twe7;•:oyer. his'~-1-ast-Leaninetiteri• ••
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..IM PC114ANT NOTIc'E " . •
Owing :to the tipuseally heavy, de-
inand for. tickets for '`.`What
.To..JOr,leg,",;it has been,decided. by. the
rerniagenient , net to hold reserved
seat tickets which are onealled. for by
Saftirday." 'January 25th.., Those- haVing
soafs reseryed.by:phOne Or otherwise,
her: daughter, :Mrs, 4:obit EnuTiertop .than thatdate.
.them ;not later
of , Purple Grove': , •
, OwingAto the rougliitYeather ',rally ' SINCLAIR IS BRUCE WARDEN
, '
CON frOin, here attended the' 'funeral • Arran
o.f the late,' 'WilliaM • Gardner sr '', Of " .\•vi J.' ..1.qeYe • of
Zioli;ori- Mo.' Addy'. - Toiyit,Sh1,11, Walden of,
SINGEHCOF
mink
'W1fITECIILTRCTI,
Mrs ; 'Mac ROSS spent a few ' days. ,
with'friends.in Wingham. I. • ,
Mrs., WM. Martin visited; in Toronto •
:TT
it,1•77,0a,--6t."2-Viialt-Tecit"•for-r-h-fe-X
days in Gederich With'
, ,
1.gr:i. Hogg, of ThamdiffiOrd.;-ji YiP;
iting with his uncle Ddi -John Clubb.
Miss Ann! Plio°rq e 911,-aY
for ToroutiO,:lfbrg sii-ruif 4
few. Mend's:, •
Mrs, Arthur Holland of Kitchener'
spent a few days With her parents
--M-rw-Geo Garton; •-• -
. Miss ' Cera, daughter of Mr.; and
'.1z•s„ 'John Chalk, of the. village was . ASHFIELD NOTES
larried rece:fty at , St. Marys to Mr.
' ." if d
ett•
aturday -Specials
• A ".
Cream Puffs
anbouche -_Doughput§-_
ure-Pineapiderarts:;_.
Whole Wheat Bfeicr,
' Rome: Made Bread •
at
Phone 36,
.-..ared G. Harris of that town. Sheh '
he best Wishes •of many White
'rien'ds. The young couple will reside
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'n • St, Marys .
BANE; Ol.F07CO'CiMM-E"El. CE ',GETS
JUDGEMENT AGAINST
. , Miss Grace:Blake 'visited with,l1r,,
, and Mrs. Jas. F. 1Vebster of Para-
-mount recently. •
•
Mi' John Turner, a Varna, is. vis-
iting With Mr. and Mrs. Jaa, 'Webster; ,
of near Lucknow. • , ‘. ,
Miss -Nora Woodley Of near I.Juelc.,
noy_y_.• 'spell t. the , week end With los:pix...
ents at St: pelens. • r
' Miss- Margatet McKay of Lochalsh;
feft last Aveek---for-DetrOit:Avhere she
intends tc;-pend .the winter.
-'' Mrs„ Wra. Hunter of Lucknirs; vis-
ire-eNkl-th nr., antitt,Mrs:-Ralk,11.•?Pzoni
:Of "Zion 'for a .few'llats' last .Week..
, The "progressive' goalies" Party
held ip. Courey's Corners hall; Jan 11§..
proved a decided succesa. Those who '
Made the attempt over the very' bad
. , ,
roOd W.ere amply repaid for their ef-
fort . The ladies prizes were won' by
'Mrs. T; J-. Lennon, and ;digs Jiltrtle"
Johnstone, while Lennon &Laughlin,
and,T,'J'. Drennan captured the gen-
tlemen's prizes.
r•••••—o-oLo---- .
' A:cheer-fill leser! is 'just a ba sport ,
trying to minimize the 'Worth of Vic-
tor '•
case,. -Bank ,of -Commeree
Joseph .G.amble was tried . at Wallc7
/.r.ton, ori........W.P.dnesday of last week.
, Action; was taken by the Bank to re-
ceVer $350,00, which it ciainied, Guam -
51e got from the Walkerton brandli.
!of the bank on a bad check. ; • !
, :
; did net put in any defence
although' he was 'invited tot:Ici 'SQ.. A'
hOmber' of..witneseei- who, identified
Canible as the man wii& passed the
rheCk were heard and the judge•'ilL,
lowed the bank the full •arnentit asked,
together With all costs; The costa are:
Said to •run well over .$2oo.go:
Judge 'SpOtton,.. of Guelph presided
at the. court,. and the interests of the
bank were looked ' 'after by .a legal
light f • the Roy 1 Ciiy; •
Mr. and -Mrs, Herb:Stothers and l3ruce County 'at the meeting Of the
daughter Lenore, of Dungannon, via: County Council,. •Tuesday night. Six
ited With her parents Mr, and li/fr, ballets were taken before a decision
HaCkett One day 'last week; was rea.ched, indicating.a ,strenuous
contest ; Ten were 'nominated' for the
offiee, but only five ,went to the bal-
lot.. Reeve .,Davidsen, , of Albemarl
dropped out after' the first ,ballot.
The ,thyee last named
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Eggs' A i 4‘A 4 g9e.42.
putter', • i 4, 4, I, A .:880t8'84
1006405e,„
Oats. 4 4 el' A A i ;11 e 4 i 44 880*
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ACCIDENT AFTER ,LoiNo TRW ,
'After travelling alone all the way
, •
fromn
Kenyille;--
intention 'of...spending the Winter With
relatives in the. Tiverton, vicinity',
Robert .Glegg.„ aged 54, met ..with ari
accident two hours after artiying at
the home of his datighter; Mrs. John
kaSke, in truce township, when he
folr- 'eh the floor and fractured his
'Owing to his advanced age his
eonition Is "regarded' daeritital,
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DISCOVER NEW FISHING' BANE
.It is ,reportedby' the Departinent
Maimn andYialieties,. that a neit fish.
;he balk, Apptorfintiteisi. too' inileS
lerigt1C, arid 90' Miles Iry has
ieendiScoVered 'Off: tbe'„CoaSt ,T.401)-
tlo.to.,, this, fishing. orbund,, 'which;
it is stated" abOu`ndS' in.eod. and
bali-
but, Will likely prove a 'Valuable ae-
iluisition to', the., alreadyllmown fishing
berikc-:; .1 The ...A'Otit11. Of,
Id &theme etid the SRNS totthdlogs;
jthdrewgIV-
,ng the. election to Mr.SitiMaim
.-WESTPORD,,-
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In enc ec ot, wee
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7k..y.e_ „wonder Where Ted was in the
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Min last Tliorsdtiy, eVeriing:1
A. large nUniber &rein .here, were
present at the fuheral of MrsT'iiiiier
on Saturday :
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A' number' 'from ,."here took in the
gootat evening.. the 'Presbyterian
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ellurch at Kinlbtigli.on Friday evening
last, 4
Mr tincl• 1\4*:t. Rog MacBride Stift
3111111 accompanied by Mr. Harry
llvown sPent-Slinday
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Mr. and
Mica, italdenby
"areenipanied SholtOn spent
Tuesday evening of last, )i,teolt at -F,
1' TTnlderibv'S.
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bO",011 Stitidey 14 -an, lath 6
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the use of. the Town ••
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at Happened
4. 6
Jone
Produced by special arrangement with
Samuel French of New York '
rida
arnegie Hal
c. includin
mar
•DIVIISSIgN
r tax) '1.1dren--
c.
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he:Plan of the Hull is now open and Reserved
---'1 Seats on Sale at McKriffs Drug Store
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Smith and HOdgins mOved that,
Pref. •Mern-o-Red refused :the use
of the Town Hall either, bp the month
or by the night, •
Miller and D M. John ten 'moved„in
n,mendinent 't h at Prof Afera-O-Itea
he 'allowed the use of the Hall, by the
night'on the Usual terms.
The amendraert *as d %ted and.
the ,nietion carried:'
FORMER LUCKNOW GIRL
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We tile' the 'f011eiving• frerira Van-
donver.paper:
, (A. pretty wedding took place on
-Friday; ..Jaritiar.Y hOme • of
the, INV, 6, M. Sanford, 1when' tanr,
ene„ Dade, eldest daughter' of Mr, and
Mrs, John .McLeod, of l3rantford;
earne the:bride'at, pie -live -II'. Hew-
lett, Of yeeeeuveri Ito. The 'bride
looked charming in a • gown
ing. blue i3Olth Silver hat
to, Meek They were unattended.
Af-
ter good wishes ,from hosts of friends
they left by 'Motor on a trip to South-
ern California', and on return. Will take'
up •residenCe: in, IT,aneenVei; '
FitACTURED,1thEE CAV.
Mr. Nick Itediey, ernploYed at a,
J. Bettewe 'tmeat shop, , had the mis-
fortune t� on olltiory lee Monday
cafterneon, and ,s0s.thiti a fracture of ,
• • 40' the 'knee cap. This is a. very painfl
PA 1:104311,4wau .. i e i• 4 660 606 .404t41, polo 0 tilt 1014 40atito.044 , okit
46d; varYing istevelied .ov.d. .itifid Vitt, Rey litthion1W,, 'sote
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RATH*ELL
"The jHome of Good Shoes"
omfortable Peet help 14s to enjoy
the Cold Snappy'Days" "
LadieS ',:eiciloShes'are.V'ety:,e-ornfortablei,
pri„eed'at13.50; 4250-, and '$5•.00.:•"-; •
Ladies'. Spats- are -still popular, Price
:at .1:7$, 2.00 and $2.25. •
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., We have a Men -assorted. Stock of Men's
Heavy Rubbers and Leather Top Rubbers, ,
Men's • Over6hbeo,':itl.,4-; 2 and .4 Buckle, , At '
popular lOrloga •
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.SpecialPrices in Ladies' 1 -louse Slippers :
.ord0t, to dean. out,tho.,.;balance . of our
Ladle's House Slippers, :we have reduced
• the price of seVeral lines' that 'told. at:1,25..
to$2,00 to goli .at l 00 a pair.,
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Take liattli,e's Way, .11Valt an
Be Healthy 1)tiring 1924
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