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. 'verHURSDAY- MARCH 27th.,1924.
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' 1 FORMER BRUCE MEN •": „ • ' CHURCH, Ni)TES " • THE LATE' ALKXANDElt • '''' Mrs, Moisef ;25; Bob 'MePre, $1;0o;
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VETERINARY SPRGEOK. Or.
F. J. Keleher, Ripleyi, Phone
.:laight. or day.-t.f,
- :DENTIST -• -
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• Pr; MacLeod will visit ' LlicknOty.
?, every ,ues ay. in •Dr. Connell s Office
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eARK4R '..,STEOPATII at the
Chin Hou:36..LI:kaillow, every Wed-
. • ,Lnesday.,. afternoon. All chrOnic'dia:
, eaS'es.-.Eitiecesaftilly treated. 'Mee -6:-.
pathy iamoves tne physical causes
• :or diti-eaSe. Adjustnaent' of --the-
, spine is. more qtfickly seemed' and
'With, fewer treatments . by Oats-
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pathY than: by • anY other method.
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Torollt6'Priee3 paid for kinds .01
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, A. Grospopf, Lucknow.
DR.-MAUDE C., BRYANS
Registered Optometrist
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Graduate Department of 'Ophtlialmol-
oe.•.y. 4Y1cCorrnick Medical*College. Chi-
cago, Ill.• '
timadaches, Dry Itchy Eyes, Grand-
'• hated EYelids. Watery Eyes. Pain in
Eye Balls. Inflamed Eyes. Pus or
, Water), Discharge from Eyes and ,
Dizziness ":cauSed-by""-Eire;strain • re-
lieved through. properly fitted Glass-
Oross Eyes straightened though
.-4----oroperly-litted Lenses, --.
• „Satisfaction Assured .
.At the Cain House, Lucknow, Every
• Wednesday .Afternoon, and Evening.
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• FOR SALE.-Nordheimer Piano in
good, condition. Apply' to G, A, Sid-,
Lucknow. • 8-11-tt.
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SEED' OATS -A limited quantity for
saie, clean, Lincoln and 2Oth Century,
averaged Si bus. to tile/acre in 1V23.
'Albert Cook, 2 miles .west of Luek-
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Timothy, and. -lover seed for sal
at W. G. Andrew's.
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Mr. Malcolm Campbell,- of bohal
'spent, the Week -end With .11i3. •riStel
Watson.F. • ,
'Jane Rutherford; Havelock
St. Was seriously ill a ,week ago has
,somewhat 'unproved:, "'""
Dr; 'Parker, Of Wingham, will
resume hi30weekly visits to the; .Jan
House-'Lucknow, begirmin-g-Wedn.,-3-
day-afternoon, April 2nd.
• Extra quality No. 1 Ontario varie-
gated' Alfalfa, certified grown. in
'Peel county at W. G: Andrew's. •
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' .• 'GATHE'R AT WINNIPEG'-. ' '• z , ' '' C..- $0
Sidda
PAT1ERSON •• . COnnell, ..:•,A.• ll .-
One' a 'the 'inost instructive meet` Dr$100; G
----:- l-•--.-: - .--• .;,,,----- •-:-....-0----,-..,--,-- -------00;;,Mrs'.- TreleaVen,' .,00; AliSS.,.4-,'0,1316.
Hold Reintion at Whith'Early : ings held by the Epworth League 'for
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some time-vMi-put. on -by• the citizen 'Paterson' at -Ladner, B, .-C.• • -hrieflY. -A • Vrientl;', $L00;-• DI -Stewart.4$/-.00; "
• Regarding the death of Mr. A. C.- •Campbell, 111.0,0;: Ed. HollYnian, $2.0
Struggles are 'Told hy.; . •
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, Prominent Men . •ship ..,0epartuiefit, lastMenday ,night. Mentiened in The „Sentinel' a- edul* W;A. Kearney, $1. , rs, ,Reld, .00,
Dr Newton was in the chair Doilg.of Wks.'gt:),. we have the '1`11h3vving ''John 1)iitt(i6; M1)18°.r4
Iaq Osterhout'read the 'Scripture 1,04.
Son, ..:',1'he.:subjeet, under'.' -discussien.
Was: the liaraig*tiari.• suestien „. end'
'very „interestingalicirt .talics.,Were
en by D. C. Tailor, • Dr. Newton, S,
C. Rathwell, Mrs. H., Ehitlips, T S.
Reid, Harold. Aeltert, . Ifev. 'V, E.
Treleaven and Rev.' Os.terhont. Each,
• The following accetpit.',of a.. meet.
• ing ef Bruce Old Bos at.' WinniPeg
is from 1 • 'The 17,Viiinipeg' Tribune 9.f4
'March ..Qriffin-:
15- 'It '*as Sent .tb,..na by Mr.
4.0111E.M.S.e..1.10.17P,4•Iie ,no.dOuht, great...
ly enjeyed. the :evening. . ,Mac-••
Intyre,points;out that the.three. prin-
ciple _s_peakers at tbejliinquetLwere,.
foriner •Kinloss- boys. • Judge'. *Lae,
Itherson is•a .soir of the kite Ewen
'MacPherson,: 8th Can. Kiiiloss while
Chief Justice Mathers, and Pi:inch:MI
, John MacKay . had their early, homes
near Lucknow.'N0 less :than_ 52 of
the, 300 at .,the banquet were ,fro.ni
LucknOw and ` Kinloss; The Tribune
article follows i •••• ,
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.:The , woods, the fields, ,the
iling
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towns and):,yillages.•;of.-11roce county,
Ontario; .'were' horn ...again. 'in the
Oinds of.,.'some:7800 ;former resident3
•of-that.-sectiOn-Of:.the-dominion,:-at.,a„
•Bruce county, Old Boys' .re -union,, in
Marlhoropgh Fridag,:eyening.•
MemOries. Of flays' tong since gone;
7ditOf hardship. .and 'pioneering,
days • OE struggles., for 'existence.
against great: Odds, and. happy' days
which they hid 'Spent' in their •child,'
, hoo'cl; were revived. It Was 14 years
ago, Wilhiarn ,ThOrburn;' ehairinaii,
said;, 'since. Winnipeg' ."'Brike,;cOunty,
Old ...Boys had first Met." it was ,-his:
wish that , from now on the', event
would be: annual. The. function,was
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•.in .the forni"Of banqUet.,„;Proiptly
. 7 . O'clock the assemblage ...;corigre; '
gated ill'. the great banqn4t hill' 'on
the eighth Door, and --every- noiv'„anci
:thin. the •rooni.„reSOtinded to • smile•-liVely choruF.„.•: • • ,
•• COiiiitY of •Ris Choice •
Following -.-the ' banquet, all stood
While a toast to the: King was:drunk.•
!Bitice. "county"' : next, arid with: it
were ••.ce,upled, the', -names' of ',Princi-
pal•john. McKay' of llailitoba college,
,Mathers :and'juclge:A.
:M.cphersoli'
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; • While . he ';could net elaim Bruce.
,CMIntY„as -the of ',his -birth, still;
it -• Was the; County of his 'A:lit:dee
declared" the
Conirnencernent of 'his addreis.
wondered how how, it'P•Was • possible ,for
so many . peoOle from Bruce cotinty
to 'lie in, Other parts Of. the -world,
He" ,,looked ::back' 'on his ybOyhood
gays.. liear Lucknow, with-, pleasure -
and it, filled him;*.he said,,:with7pri-de-
tO see so •inany of Ids • boyhood com-
panions doing -so well in' many, fields
of ''endeaver ' in the world,„.; ",
The original Brace county' stock
were Scotch.' They'left :their' impress
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on the county, arid .on the don-link:in;
to the better-,.
afent of .conanninities .- not only -in
Ganado-but in the United State's And.,
cithei parts of the world as well,
iororn the little county ':had come
many: of the World's leaders in bus-
iness and in social life..
Log_SchoOl House • .
• As an example .he cited'. Several
Winnipaggers Who had firat - seen
the light 'of day in Bruce, Asshming,
a joiular vain; Mr....Ecicay said that
entitled 40 speak' anthoritativelyrer
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'girding '.. Bruce county than' ,those
iersons, Who' .had-abeeri. born -,,there,
ole could not claim. that distinction
le 'said, but he •Could plaint', to
itiizen :of the ,tounty by Choice. per -
ons born there --had no .Say .in the
matitee. . • '.„0 :
:The speaker, strenied. the detire fer,
ducation Which •,.had' been a ruling•
actor:in the life of all Bruce cOunty
itizens. The little school .er-
eted by. the willing iis1,i13-a sett-
-9114--fredin Aogatewilrorty the----Virw4.•;
in forest had prodnced Mere- prem.,
tient personages' than pal4t1a1 Echool
buses - of. today,- Teadlicirsthinl,
tilight4 for 'a pittance, but -they ,had
heir hearta,,and sOulit th their tOrk.
toti...linti played 4 great
art hi their Ifiyen and tl.e church',
ike, the, Odh001; rude 1g tenipla that .
he dmnthfl1ty, . _t•
.•sebeol daYs (Out the4oYi Of skatin.i.;,"
aseliall and shinny :Were extolled bY
hief Justice:Mathers, who said that.,
ports 'in tliese day, were' net the
kid glove" -recreations ,to -day,
ights were .nunierouti 'but grticiges
Vere unknoWta
n, Shinny cks' Woke
tiV trom the rOota ef a telt; 'When
hinny was played there Wee. stiCh
hing es "Off Side," There Was Ile'
tick, only A robber hell that WOW
ti halt Mile it tiWatted right,
'Neighbors, he eald" Were never
inititered," the were plain ,"',13111!'.
r to -'both tolti4114 $01111-g-44
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further particulars from a•Vancouver W. ,Murdie $5;00; Alias B. Campbel
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Ladnerp4per; 00 'Merch Al„exand;::MS3;°s.Q:.;IiRiNeesii‘ste..2t ;1C3461.:;:'"Gt44I40',i:961;`:$$51:0000'; •
c: Paterson, 85, 'father Of :A.. P. Va- 0.66t. mis,
.terson. M.. L. A 'and- ebrother-M-lioN
- • • - .50;" Mrs,"G 1-1-; Douglas; $1.00; •Mrs.
or the late Lieut. Governor Thomas
Win' Armstrong 25. Mrs 'D' K.
Wo'c'locPlcatertesnZito.fatVitchtoeria4;d1°ietfat8
his 3/11-,a• R. McCallum $10.00; igr,s-
Arebster .50. 'Mrs. Struthers, $3.00;
Besides '1ViSlow and A. D• ,50; Mrs: MeMorran, .50;./Mrs': Stan-
sonsPate r sa On nd .MfiveL. dAa.u,gohftel-drsadllei., tw° iey, .50; F. Armstrogg, $1 00; A':
-Banffshire, -,Scptlan
as a- boy of -8 years
sWaS;InTn.esFiPaantkerP8canierosfonA,tcohfisVoann, eRmaav1.17- mivve\ndJe.rsillitile.5,0$;1A.0b;%.M. DeR.jeani'm$egr,0°0n:.
werhiJa,m,es Lum..sden, Of VanC0,1.1V $2.06; $5.09;
, Mr.. Paterson was a ''native of IL, c. Bridge, 1.,•(,)0; suss M. Hood,',
Miarms. mAelelixenDzaiev,ieo,f.oLfuLeicadnnower,; coMnrts..; 135e.1.00$1.1v/007.m. T;s.Resipdi,nsdile.aro;$1.m.oros;. Mrs. '
ing nearly
Mrs. A. Y. Johnstonteo,
Mrs. Eric Telfer, of - SkagwaY,
25 years ,41CoafimnaiLddada:lellisieevix:' T. wats°n' $1*()°;' Rey, 'C°sens' $1.4:16;
(1, --and 'e'lligrated 25; prs,
§°17ive; $1.QO; R. J. Rutton, .50; Well.
and A-.b.elYll'u$rdliMe0:$'71‘1.01.0;RMrviesrss'41.11°°M;UMrdiies,
-• $5:00; itae.A. Porteous, $1,00; •Mrs.
W‘. Ferris, .50;, E. Miller, $1.00;
Aitchison, .00; J.,13e11,
Mr. Jack Holt, formerly of New
York,,is- spending a feW days of this
wee with his stint,. Miss Marie"Mur-
ray„, Or. Holt is wearing the _uniform
of the, Canadian 'Mounted Police and
is stationed at Regina. •
• BASEBALL •
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An organization meeting will be
held in -the =Council .-'?hantber, "Lnek-
n,ow, Monday March 31st, at 8 o'qlock.
A cordial invitation' is extended to
every baseball fan to attend this
meeting and heost our, .village in
sport. We make this appeal on our
last year's record •
Be Out Sharp At Eight
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_A SECOND DISPLAY. '
, On Tuesday next April. 1st,. we will
have another splendid display' •of
Ladies •Coats,. Suits mid Presse. All
.-orders filled for. Eas•tei.. 'EveryOne
invited„ -See "ad".-bameren Mur-•
FOS.'SALE , . SOCIAL EvErinsTO.
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• 100 acres .west.,Of Luck- Lucknow Lodge ). O. a F . will
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now-Comfartable house.. barn 56x66.
suo of hold a social evening in the Lodge
14x30 ft. stabling for 40 bead
.ciaue,,, cement flooringfarM suit; room On Friday, March. 2$th. Ofunes
able fer =grass or grain growing,
plenty of water. School '4 mile For,
inrther information apply to, Albert
Towl, LucknoW, '
.• FERTILI4Elt-'0icler your fertiliz-
ernew. A ear will arrive: soon-
--Gunns Sure Crop.' See ---G. S. Rob-,
Wall Paper --7-I have on hand the 19-•
24 samples of a nuniber of the best'
wall -paper boasts, and will be pleas-
ed te'show than at my house. or will
take them -to' your resirlenceR.
Carnerob,• Box 174,, Lucknow..
3 yrs.
, • make gobd farm:. horse, Will sell-
cheap.- Con 'Forel). R. 2, Ltlekne,"
" - Phone 23 ort 4o.
• , AUCTION SALE
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• • W. J. Lane Lot 4, Con. 10 E. D.
" Ashfield will have an auction sale at
-- • - his -farna-,stock and -.implements .on.
Monday March 31st, Everything will
_ be BOW as the proprietor is, leaving
the. farm.- , ,
John Purvis Auc,
V • ', ' ' AUCTION SALE
,- ._ .' Robert Webster who recently sold
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Lucknow, will have an Auction Sale
• of his stock and implements -on
• ' 'day, March 28th, commencing at one
clock,' - -Elliott Miller, -Auct.
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-, 150 acres being Lots .12-1344 on.
the Durham Road,,Kinless Township
good reeidence:' barn 45x80 ft; teinent
• ' stabling, alio hay barn. 30,100 ft.:
Further information fit= C. W.
' Smith Henley...Sask. or from, Alex'
,NichOlson. Lucknow.' 16-4-p
oormo•rosammoo•••••
'GIRL WANTED- TO do housework
' in 'hoine- :With modern, conveniences.
,For information; phone Lticknow No.
, • 85, or write, to The Sentinel. Office.
SEED POTATOES -A limite&-quari-
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tity• 'of Hustler seed potatoes. Apply
M. Greer, • 84 -••
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In proud arid loving menuirY• bf
,dear wife Catharine -Leach -Who
died--March-290,--192-1,
,,,In the graveyard softly sleeping,
'Where tho flowers 'gently wave'
Lies the one we loved so dearly,
'.• In her •lonely 'Silent grave:
. Days of sadness. still Cornell o er us,
. Tears: in silence' °Oen flow,,
• . Memory keeps .her..ever near us,
As it did three years ago:
Th the silent„grave we laid her,
" • Till the ,.iYforn when Chrtsti aP-
. 'pears, o' . . :
'There with -30Y we hone to' greet,
. her, . •
Var beyond this va'‘ Of tears.
Husband, Sisters and Brothers°,
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ratiir lAkOovui, 144toti 246,
24, .$o t A114. NeKlino 41 800,
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to commence •at 8 o'clock. Ladies
please bring lunch• -'-,Com. •
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DIED 'AT FIRANTFORD •'
Mrs. James PicheFing passed awaY:
'at :the General ':Hospital, EranttOrd,
olloW14 Tong' illneSS, on Monday
diis. Week. The remains were
brought to LacknOW-fer -intern-lent in
Greenhill Cemetery on, Wednesday
afternoon, seryice being 'held at..the
heme'of the Missei Pickering, Have,.
.lock Street., •
„ Before her marriage, thelateMrs,.
Pickering was Miss Christena 'Nur-
--r-ay, her early hoine being in the
Paramount locality, 'where la hrether•
James and. 'sister Margaret reside.
Mrs, Pickering was ip her 5:0th year.,
ASHFIELD MAN nIgs
"Charlea. `'Of
the Lake Shore. Road, Ashfield 'died
on Saturday '•• last' it the age ,of .73.*
-Mr. 'MadLennan had been ill for some
-weeki.--=-He -was iiiimarriedrhe-and-e°,
sister making ,their horrid on a farm ,
.riear-the end of Con, '12. The'funeral
wa-s:,.on Monday • afternoon
Cemetery, •
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THE .LATE MRS. NEIL MCKAY ,
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'During a tall at The- &nth -14'4e'
fice last Thursday,, 'Albert Mc-
Kay, who wits:here ,from, Owen Sound'
to Attend -the funeral of his 'mother
the late Mrs. Neil: mcNity; gave us
the !_f011ovving information about. the,
'deceased; • '
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Mr. and -.Mrs. Neil' McKay cariieio'
Kinless' 50 Years tii4,3 from ,Pe'ru;
State of Indiina. Mr. mexity died
With ''.three small - boys .to care for,
fair -year i later,. leaving his widow
Albert being then :au, infante The
thrie.„,ifills 404111 living,: Charles H.
'at. Eyres' F.1Is, - Washington State;
Ilarry, ThOmpkina;'.8ask; and Al-
bert, at Owen Sound,..Mr,..and
Mrs. -
Albert McKay who -With-their dau-
ghter ,attended • the 4ineral wish On
-behalf of the feniiiy, ,,,to thank the
.kind • whii 'did, at) -eMeh ,fOr
their Mother during her 'Rheas.
_Auction Auction
.SatUrdaY, March 29th
. at the'.
AUCTION -ROM
Lucknow ' ,
response to Oilr anvertlgerient
of last week, we have 1iptc4 fOr, this
salt, 'a lazge and varied lit3Sortment
of tiSeful articles wliich will bo etter!;
ed for sale to the highest bidder, on
the afternoon of the above date.
PeittblY :the very art'.cle you have
been 10Oltilig for and „ require,. Wl11,
be Sold or a lorY tinut11 part et its
ileSt; ,
speaker dealing with a special•phase
.02. the subject. 4 duett Was sung by
Harold and„Mildred,Treleaven, A solo
by Carrick DouglaS, and an instru-
mental,duett by Murdoch Bros., There
was a Very large aftendanee 'and `the
meeting Was thoroughly enioyed..•
The Pastor .Rev, J. H. Osterhout,
B. 4.; B. D. will have charge of the'
Services in the'Aileiliodist church next
•Sunday.,An-the -evening
bout will discuss the pre,sent Temper-
ance, situation 'in tha. 'province of
Ontario. You •itre welcome to all the
• services 91-tiiiir- ": • ,
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The Presbyterian Guild " - •
The Literary.committee had cliar?,•ok
of the Guild meeting this week, •The ,
programme was of very high order,
each number being well rendered and°
very -anuch; enjoyed by those present,
After the opening'exercises Rev, Mr.
McCallum took the Scripture reading,
, Grant MacKenzie aneMiss, Malik Al -
lin each gave 0: piano selection.. Car --
rick Donglas„Sang a solo. A violin so-
lo 'selection was given hi'J. Orr and
Miss P: Irving contributed a reading
The tppie of the. evening was taken
by Mr, McK'enile; 'gave a
yery able and educative' review of
"Our Canadian Prose Writers.": The
Missionary Committee' have ,charge 9f
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the meeting next Monday eyening.
and a cordial inVitation isextended to
'son on- „•"InVerholme .rancli. :Ladner. •
colm ..50; Mrs. John A -.McDonald,
icnougnety,n,e.tanftoarriiioii,,nia.ndHer wvainsg. "on.I;t,e0;• rl.,,.. Hodgins,
$2.66; ,m7„ joe Taylor, to Brute. e.o-anty;TWhere, he engaged ' ------vlr:"....ilieliOn_Reid,„4,504-1VIrs. Jas. Tay
'or, $1.0O; ,Mrs. 'Douglas, $1.00; Mrs.
the . rnoSt :Successful, breeders :of
.00; Mrs. Will Mee'ott, $1.00; MrS!
'shoithorn ,Cattle,;.irt. western. Ontario •
ariti was '.,Well, known and ' respected 1-31„./0-;,...P,,...4,,,i.§......0.t.eo.w•Tma.rrEts!.. -,:,$!ts3.ii.,..°80ist;i;,. Izi 0M$iIis.io,stoi;omn:;:ms$•it2:::.
thronkhent. Bruce county.' 'He took '
an active -part 'in,' Public affairs' iti.
Ontario .iiiid'; fOr, a nuinber of „y„ears IL. inds3r, .5;, Mrs. McNah, $5,00';• W.
W. Hill, .$1,00; IVIrS: Miller, ,50;• Miss
theld important offices in agrleoltural methr,e0r,.,
erganizations...., .
W. pifiRs:idc.,$;i1ift000;0.i:I.M:,. $1.00; .mr,s. 4.0.);):. •
mrsi.ss6,7A,nbdsretewr,, $50._
' -tiredtFi it;1 n.'174;i:r4iyozniat4er is•iaeCaaitgugifiv6ii' ; hi4u,t.1 r1;) :bkPPer.ra::y and l341..;i litlerPai.6Pariiiie::' • :. .'..)'93.4:26011:04.6Mr:rsWwri.tr$:*.:0.70B;eab,'lloieu,si!;, :2$51.:0j0c;fiii Aj.°H1..4..
L. •iviersean, $1•, -
to British Columbia for . his. reinaionik
'BoYd, $1.00; D.•McLeed, $1.06;',Ijoht.
ink'.Yeari. He lived a:number rOwn,...: $1:00. Plate. et:Woe-tie:xi ...,Uleetr
Years : in ' Kitsilano • and later inevect J.:woo. , 70,t14 ??2.55.. „ •
to :Ladzie'r..; He ..leavRe a. wide., d,itee.
- Thi. :list kr not complete as one
of friends both in: yariconver and:. ecti?4.of ti,,ie town wite rtoi, cnvas_,
the' Delta:, r'., : :-.-2,,,--.:: • --. .. '
sed. Owing to the conditions of the
• . l'he.. funeral took -place' on Wednes.;
all
roads. nothing was done ;in the cOlin-
day,. Mar., .12; from rih6. famil5.7.'''isaii- try, .b.L4, Nith„ 16:ie.-care .raa there will
• . - (fence', Ladner A large number of ..re.,, he a canyasa, of the surrounding' dii7
.lativee,and friends-of,th4fainily Were .
WHEN; "FATS" MEET "LEANS" ',Present from ',Miner,. Vancouver, and , .
.. • - , -, :THERE'S. PLENTY' FUN :New 'Westminser:. The Rev. Charles ••., ' 2 ,-- ..-0-er'e.-4." " - 4' .
'. Big-Filkiiiii'Win In Burlesque :. t
a native of the . county - of Bruce -and. . . • i ; . ' . - ' -
MacGillivray,"i)asof'of the deceased, mr. J.WITE.S7AFnO:eiDso has gone
. .•'. iloCkey ' • • ' • • the Rev° R. Gihnore, of Vancouver,
Londouand Alvinston fel., a'Week,
cOnducted the ' funeral. service. .The
%pallbearers were T. li',. Paterson, Mr. :Frank- Brown .. spent "Sunday
'sons o the deceased, Alex Davie, A. • •,
Vancouver; A. D. Paterson, M L A •,' evHenaionglioigu logs
burgjotho, ,,ord.or: of the
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Y. Joblistori,- and-4,1*es- p.- Ltn*,den -daY.-- ; . s' . • ........:„ ' • 1 ''-'_
--s-onsl -la*--and-DouglaS PaterSbirli"---Maii r.-Shelton-oUr School ma'ani-•
grAnd on, and a son -of W. Innis fat-. spent the Week' end if her 'home.
terson, who at present is in Kansas .• 'Miss Irelen - Murray visited • Over
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State IJ...S., A..' ; , ,,. • ---, .„ ' ' . , the week ' „end :with . Miis Nancy
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The. crowd, at the Rink last. Friday .
evening was .entertained.
-the -blirleaquoliockey game, Was .-9n,
-The-Jat•-•-•merrevitlently had; the-sym----
nathy of- the fans -and inspired by
this the big fellows surprised their
inore•ngile opponents, who. evidently'
• had, looked for an 'easy victory. It
Was really ,a.,":hroein-ball • gaine-;--a
foot, ball being used :fer a puck and
broarns'for:hockey sticks. It .ia' said.
fliacthe7Wiii n er:S :1 -Midi' to JIM
Young, who as goal keeper shoWel
tineipeeted adtiVity and Its
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nearly,50 years sinee Jim got Out of
his-teensi--but-apparentlY- re-
tained some of the deftness inhand-
hing stick which Made him -one:C.f
days. , • • '
• Referee T. • Watson 'didn't enforce
the rules of the' genie 'too strictly.ani.
there was little penalizing •,
,tIld'-
"fatS," 'but the "leans" have 'enter&
a protest claiming that the'. i•eferep.
allowed a goal to the, fats which they
did not 'score.• •
The line up was: Pats•. -7 -Jim Yoting.,
•Geo: Douglas, Mel; Reid, Cliff
Aitch-
is�n, Marshal Graham; Irwin, Wm.
-Macintosh,. W. Kearney, A, Ritchie
(spare). Leans" -F. T. 'Armstrong,
RObt Rae, Wm. Murdoch; mcQoaik,
R. Buchanan, C. Agnew, J, A. can -
W: McCoy. •
7baseball.1on-Skates Also furn-
jshed,=a--good-410e1-‘. .-. --amuiernent,,.
though Somewhat over -shadowed
the other event,• ,'•
• struggle, .of
• Had l6 -.Mlle
..JUdge ;IVICPherson 'Was' the ° last •
Speaker,: ije told of his boyhood claYs
near .Lucknow; Ile recalled times
When he. use or o
town' .,and after.,,•,,s,tiodine aa', hotli.
there run again.,'He
referred to the° great athletic Meets
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that, 'were- held -annually. The 'Cala-
donian gatria„ - attracted
Seine Of the WOrld's best -athletes: "
He voiced ,his 'pride. Of being a -na-
tive Of • 'Prude' and claimed .that
cOlititY were the hardleetin the
id Briefly he related:the struggles Of
. the aottlets, 'how they • had
cleared. the Vittiri•tor4ts and planted
crops 44114 the Stumps of the newly
'felled- tees-, Their Perifititence,
,Stiele40-it.liVeneSni;ii,eSkidr, had. Plade
.Brtice :CoOnty Whet It IS tOdaY,
• yaw lintoit• 140)01, had: ikta 'VeltiOitit the eddreseen the entire,
its to You to be there, OP Y°0111 eaea #4.114illf 040 fitl4 Xitttd OiereAtIty 1114111$04 44414
p1144,.44..„ ,m41,141,94 At.1S
DONATION' TO THE ARM: • ' ' Mrs. J: 14' Anders" and Baby. An-
,•ENIAN RELIEF FUND'
dvie'slist°nth:Toeringe:'nse." iits�terRs.0 Burlington' to
, - . -misis Jean flaldenby, and Dorothy
' John MUrray, $5.00; Mrs. D Hus-
, $1.., Murray spent .• Sunday ' at Mr. ,..lras
,on, $1,00; Mrs. R. D. Camel:on.
,.JO; D. C, Taylor, $1.00; J. G. Ander- C6Alli5nlisher 1,roin h' ere attended ',,t'he'
s�n, $1,q.); mrs. M Bruce, .50; Mrs. '
mil. trodd, .50; Ha -g}-1. ivierntosh, $1._ dance 'in -Bervie--on,-Friday_ evening,
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,•01),• Mrs.Cims". Cook, .25;' G.
4athwei4 .Murdoch,
Irving "$i..09. miss. L.
'Ireleayeti; '$1•;00;'„MiSS S. 'Treleaven,"
$1,...00; 'Miss ..111; ,Allen, ;25; D. 4.
vosil,,$Loo; G, S. ItObertson, $5..00;.
WiSS1-.-MtAilistert,44$1".!00;-:::=M-rir-L-1=itef4
"Tiittrsh,, 41.2,5; .W. E;.•Treleaveri, $2,00';
E.McCluskY,• .50; Mrs.
iin, .75; Mrs, R. T; •$1„60;
Robt,, McKenzie 41.00;, Jos..,
Mallough ;$1:00; ,d Robt. Fisher,
4,1..00; Mrs.. Canleron,-,50;
& Newton, $3.00; , Mrs. J.
.3nlith A. R. 'Fitilaystni; $2,00;,
Mrs.,13P, Sherrift ,25;• -Mrs. c:
B'. -Al -
lin, ;50; iviiss':meGregor, ,25;'• Mrs',
50* ',Mr:• Millet $1.00' E.
LoChhart, $1.;00; S. Leah,
Will iFisher, $1,00; Mrs.:,Thos, Burns,
4;2 ,BroWnr.$1.•;001,-MrS.- M.: -
Weeds, $1,00; Miss P.: Henderson,
$5;00; ,Mrs, , Geo. Aiteheson, $1,0);
'A. Boyle, .25; E. IlendErsen,.
'$$;00r1Virs.-JEary.'•Moorai ;00 •
Steel Hunter, $1,00; Mrs, Ferguson,'
',50;• Miss 'Archer., ,?o;,
$5r.00; Rev, Langfoi;d, $1,00; Mona
0,•00;" Mrs‘. M. Mitcliell;,,
04-,-G
.25.; • MrK.Thswolh $1.00',
-Eillett; $5,00; Mrs, ...MC.,
.25; Mrs..-.8olonion; ',50: Mrs.
McNall .25i Mrs. Mullin 18,00; Dor
' $2,00; 'Mrs, H,
!i1.0,4 Mrs. Allan McLeod ,25;, Stun
Murchition,,g,00;, Alta, 11.• Thompson,
$2,00; , .:RObt. Thefiffiten, $1.00;
Mrs,. taniphell, .t() Miss M.
Connell;' ,75; Mr, Alton,... -.g5; Mrs,
Utting,25; • Mrs. Ensign, .50; A.
$1:00; ,25; Miss
McLean; ,50';! T, ,25; P, Mc.,
$1.00; Mies •c, A. -„McKenzie,
:SO; Miss M. 'McKenzie; Mk, Car..
ricit,'SL'oOr '4tiddlIcitiilt,00;: Mr,
Acrirnegatir,',50; ,,ttarry McCharles,
.5fq W E. Rendertion, $5.05; VIC,
. gssanthly repaired to the 1)411 i'00113 Durnin .01 giot cs .orahatat ,out
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Bon BOuche :Cream Puffs
Nut Tarts7"-
Chocalate Pie.With•
• Whipped Cream-
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ome Made Bread
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Bytter arid rEggif atr'Belit Priciii '
H0.1,13rinall9S
Phone 56,• IL.ticknew
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Send your applicat,ion
form properly filled out '
with required m -o n e Y
This Morning and Have
,Your License This
Afternoori—
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Issuer, of Licenses
wiN G.. S.M.ITOIL.
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G AM - ARM
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FANIILY ,THEATRE—,
Lucknow
Saturday,. March 29th
. „ VITAGRAPH SPECIAL
‘‘A Woman's- Sacrifice
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ORCH'ESTRA • IN, ATTENIDANCE
7 30 and 9 30 p.m
Admission 25c. and• •
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Tuesday, April 1st.
DUSTIN .I'ARN'AM.IN
"The Grail"
"UP IN. THE AIR"'
8.00 o'clock
Bert gr
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Big, Strong, Healthy
last and repert the affair ,very sue- Baby Chicks -
cessful. : • " ' - •
-Mi--•s. Jno. , IVICWiiii-7-a-c-e-Oiniianie-cl -: •'-' - ' .._,,'____ •• ,. • . ,
by miss Ella Moore • Spent Sunday • • - ' . • ' • . ••• •
••. , . • From -selected- -heavy laying -Pure' '
visiting at Mr, . and Mrs. Jas. Miir•-• • ' 1 : ...' -.i • - '
Bred- o -lay Pou try • . -
ray, ' *' , . ., , • .S. C 'White .Leghorns.. $16100 Per -...,...
,.s.,Quite a IlUillbe!!_i‘from_...-1_1--;'re-toole•ill...-rhundrediN;Barred :--..R-ocks,,.418;00,-per -,:' ", .... :-
the social evening at Mrs '..- Brown's hundied. F.O.B, Whitechurch Write ' - ' •• •
and Margaret Ruth and ' • Mrs ' G, '' 1
on "Friday. last •and •sTient a: v.er_y, for Prices on' Eggs for hatching from „ ', ,
enjoyable evening, . . .- . aboVe, also :S. C .Black‘ Minoreas- ' • '"I'"
Mr. William Ruth, Misses 'Katie Anipection invited. and satisfaction ei
gnaranteed. Custom hatching done at - --,I
Brown. and Naney Spent an 00 0; tats•-Pliglise °1 -write -
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• . •• - - Duncan, Kennedy, .Box 12 ,
last Week.. at F. C., lialdenby's. ' Whitechurch,, Ont.
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Kevo,4;
OLD • .FIS
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tej On THURSDAY, FRIDAY a n d 4 ,
--SATUR.DAY, -MARCH 27, •28 and
r; 29, we are giving the people of
Lucknow:' and vicinity an oppor-
tunity to get two Gold Fish and a
HERE IS THE PLAN •
14 With each purchase of•75c. o r
4 over we will giVe absolutely free,
.witifout a...ny • ttirthet .Cost..„t0 yott • - •
•whatever, Awo Gold FiSh and"' a
Globe. Reinernbek the Dates---;.
• IVIarch 27, 2E3 and 29. • 1
'A. E. IVIcKIIYI
The Druggist •Lucknow, Ont
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