The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-05-15, Page 14,1^
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LUCKNOW',.
THTIRSDAY, MAY 15th, 1924.
,
-
ICe/eber,--Aipley One •29.
piglet or day.-tl. • ,
DENTIST
Dr. MacLeod will; visit. Lucknow
every Tuesday in Dr, Connell'aOffice.
Dr. McInnes. Chiropractor, of ,Wing;
ham; will vieit Cain House; Luck -
now, ,forenoons. "Tuesdays and Fri-
days, commencing April 29th, also
visit the hotel at Dungannon'? sante
days early - afternoon.';
,
eDR. PARKER, esSTEOPATII; at the
Cain house, Luzknow„, every _Wed-
nesday. afternoon. All chrenic dis-
eases successfully. treated. Osteo-
• pathy ternoves tare physical causes,
of titeease. Adju,stinentof the
spine s more quickly ,secured and
with' 'dower treatments by Osteo-
• pathy than by any other method.
Toronto prices paid for all kinds of
poultry.
• 9-6-11 A. 'Grospopf, Lucknow:
DR. 1VIAUDE C. 13RYANS
Registered Optemetrist
Graduate Department of Ophthalmol-
ogy, AieCormick Medical College. Chi-
cago. Ill.
Headaches. Dry Itchy Eyes: Granu-
dated _Eyelids. Watery EYes, Pain in
Eye Balls.- inflamed EYes. Pus" 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
At the Cain House. Lucknow, "Ever*
Wednesday Afternoon and EValing.
Aran Paper -I. have on hand the 19-
24 samples of a number of the best
wall -diaper .houses, and will he pleas-
ed to show thein at my house. or Will
take them to your residence -R. J.
Cameron,,Box 174, Lucknow.
FERTILIZER -
First shipment has arrived and
more corning. Get your supply be-
fore the rush of spring, work_begins_
alle-ddeidessfertilizes, spcc-
ial•--for 'flowers and garden plants. -
G. S. Robertson
WANTED-. Life Company with
Head -Office at Waterloo, contem-
plates opening in 'Agency at Luck -
now. One .represeetative wanted for
this locality. Good 'opportunities for
right Man. With District Office sup-
ervision and aisistance:Write P. O.
' Box 175, Waterloo. Ont.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Good Frame dwelling. 6 rooms,
good cellar, good well, stable and
garage,- Apply to B. Pearlman.
FOR SALE- Bacon -type, purebred,
, Yorkshire sows.ready to breed. Also
little pigs -Walter Alton, 12,; 7 Luck-
-now Phooe 67 'r 15; Dungannon.
° =8-5-60
MONEY TO LEND --70n -farm etop-
'erties, at. A.-, Siddall.
• -1-5-tf
PHONOGRAPH FOR SALE •
Brunswick Phonograph best make,
, large Size Mahogany case. -- Self
Stopper.plays any record made.
' t abargain Mr'
eludiug, 50 new tees:fats.
15-545 Apply_ to Box 202
Lucknow
' • PIANO FOR SALE
'Mahogany upright piano f& Also a
Player Piano from Heititzrnan 4t Co„
'
Toronto, -like brand new with .guar
antee-Mnat be sold at Once for less
thaneiter value; A bargain for cash or
'tinee--..payments,--APply--- for .
. ' To -Ocht, g02; LuclgioWS4.-.
154-75 •
7..L AND GENEHAL o
goes° 9 '
,The ? Anglican Ladies. Will held
their a1e• of , home Made ; baking,
candy' and 'anions, ,next ,Wednesday
May 21st,, cominericing. .at , one
o'clock; in the , -vacant store ..steross
..frere• Reid's Implement Store,. "d-
• Mr: „Stan; .Burns is, home: from :the
• School bf. Pharmacy,' at Tokonto.,
ampton
Mr Fred NixonOf -South
. . . ,
called, on .Lucknow. friends on Thee -
(NV.
- MaeDonald, •one of.
' the, very old residents of LuckOnw
passed away it the home of her seri-
- ih-law, Mr. R. T. Douglas on Mon.;
day afternoon. Mrs. MacDonald who
was 80 years and 5 itioriths 'eld,hed
•been in Peer health for the Peet tWo
'Years and daring . the winter ,anci
Spring months' had suffered,' a great
deal from esthma.,, The funeral to
Kinloss .cemetery was on..Wedneada:/..
afternoon followieg a service," held
at the house. :Mrs. MacDonald is
-Lost on the Walk- Stauffer street 'survived by seven daughters, two Of:
a y.ale lock key. Finder preaae leave
at The Sentinel Office.
• Mr, • 11. MacKenzie,. of Winnipeg
and daughter, lVlarjerie,, are spend-
ing the week with.. the Misses Mac-
, Kenzie' Of town.
The Greateat event of ,the season
DOLLAR DAY in. Ripley May 21st.
The .little son , of Mr and Mrs.
Charles SteWart. of 'town who under-
went an • operation for " appendicitis
-last .weele,is Making favorable pro-
-
gathwell . atid. Turner Big •Mid -
Season. Shoe Sale is your opportun-
ity to • get your new ' shoes -for --Vic-
teria 'Dap at Bargain Prices.
„ •
Mr.. and Mrs 'Walter Van WYck'
of '..Wingharia and Mrs. .M. Van
Wyclt of •St., Thomas; visited with
Mr.-. and Mrs. D M.' Johnstone on
Sunday, •
NoticeA made -to -measure • ex-
pert will be at Palmer's Store with a.
'full- range of 'sample:A. for Snits and
overcoats ' On, May 21st.
, . .
Mr./ and 'Mrs. ,V. .J. Spindler, and
Mise Ettie.%."McGill leave to -day on
-.a 'trip to Port Herein, Cleveland and
other I?: S: peinta, They .expect to
be away . ler nearly two: Months. :
'Mrs. (Dr) Carmichael :who ppent.
ethe-peat-e-few--w.eeks-',at-'7.ber-?-foriner-
heme here,, left fee her .home, at •Ed-
menton'en Tuesday; She. wu, aceorn-
:periled. as far as Toronto by her
sis-
ter, 'Alias J. Lyons, •
'Miss Alrha Agar,' of Seaferth
, .
spent the: week -end . with Mr ' and
Mrs:. Wm: Irwin; of town, Miss Ag.ar
ts .a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ro-
hert Agar Who some time. ago ; may-.
k,,c1 to. near Seaforth.
• Mrs. Wm, barnilten and two little
. . .
sons; of Kinloss are. Spending the
.:week ,with Mt: and Mrs, McGuire of
town Alvin, -the boy who recently
had his hands. _injured by the ex-.
lesion of a dynamite 'cap is making
'favorable- progres;,' although as yet
uhe hands 'need daily Medical atten-
tion. •
MIAMMOTII Bfonze turkey eggs,
from • matinee " Of large, vigorous
birds, from prize-winning stock, 40c
. each;. W. R. Farrier, R. 1, Lucknow,
' FOR SALE- Bred -To -Ley 'Barred
-Rock Baby Chicks, 14e each. Also 2
Buckeye -incubators, 210 -egg size.
• Mrs, Donald Fowler, R. R. 6, Goder-
lain...Phone Dungannon 24 r 3.
° D'f'fOrget-th-e--"Angliearr-Ladies':
-Sale, .Wednesday .: afterrioen, May 21.
—ci 0 , •
DEATH. OF'MR.. ANDREW JONES
.. • .
whom Mrs R. T. Douglas and Mrs
Finlay uMalcOhn reside in town. An
other daughter.; Ella.is engaged in
mission work in 'China,
.1 VISITING 'OLD SCENES •
The Rev, -J. D. Reiss of Grand Rap-
pids, Mick with his wife and three
children visited at the home of Mr.
John Ross, 2nd. Con. Kinloss this
week. The Rev. Mr. Boss is a son
of the late Mr. QD. A. 'Ross, a broth.er
qf John,' end will be well .remembete-
ed in. Kinhiss, The family came. over
by ,motor from, Michigan and are
calling on old aeguaintantes in the
„ _
township. Two other' sons of the late.
D. A .Ross are also in the °ministry
_arkle,have charges in Saskatchewan.' .
GOES TO COLLINGWOOD •
Mr. R. S. Williams who has been
relieving manager of " the, • Bank of
Commerce here since "Mr. Glennie
left for Scotland, has been 'oppointed
Manager ef the ',blanch at Coiling...
wood, and left for that town Wed-
nesday afternoon, Mr. R S Wilson,
who -eerries from Harhilton has talc
en over Mr. Williams" ':sluties. here
The appointnjentto the Collingweod
branch is ' permanent .and Mr Wil -
limns. is :to be Congratulated On .se:
-7euring-so-good7a-positione-He-saieL
he was sorry US leave Lucknow as
_
` the folk here certainly had used him
well, and dip ,had made a nuMber of
valued friendship's.
, RIPLEY' DOLLAR DAY'. Wednes
:lay the 21st.
The remains of the late 'Mr, An-
drew Jones, of Toronto were'• laid
to -gest -in, Kinloss- :Cemetery
day afterrioon. laat,2'folloWing a eeie
vice held in the ' South .,Kinloss Cher-.
ch. Mr: Jones' was not very well
known in this part otherwise than
as the husband 44 Sara MacKenzie
of the 4th concession, 'kinloss. Mr,
Jones-- died, 1...apparent1y : of heart
failure in his bedearly e, morn.2eg of May 7th, • • .
TO THE PUBLIC .
Islet, -to etate ' that _there, is no
resison whatever for my wife, 'Mrs.
• Barger ' publishing a notice stating
;that she would not be 'responsible
:for .debts which I„ might contract. I
always- pay '',for what r -get; and
never -charged anything, to her 'nor
,tnever :thought of so charging any -
further to give .notice
that I shall not be responsible for
•--any. debts -.which _tale (.1Mrsf.,..Bar.der)
: may contract, without my consent
in writing. • John Barger.
•
COURT
OF REVISION ,
_
•
The, West , Wawanosh Municipal
• Council will meet Tuesday May 27th
at 10 kin, as a Court of ReViS100 to
hear and . decide all appeals', against
the A.Ostissistent for the year 1924; •
"- APPLICATION WANTED
Application will be reedited by, the
Undereigned up till . 26ih 1024
for the, PitilfiOn of Superintendent
Of Reads: in the Township of Kinloss
• at. a War,/ -Of $0,00 psi day *two on
OtY,.
941,00. gOit,t, Towtbp Pierk
AST -FIELD* .NOTES
•"Miss Jean Long is. attending Kin-
cardine High 'School since Easter.
Jan 'McRae, who is attending Os -
ode Lave College Toronto,is home
for, hm
is sumer vacation at Lochalsh.
Dr. David H, .Hardie of Galena
,I11was over fora few, days seeing
his mother Mrs. (Rev.) Hardie) who
is not imptoving, as fast as her many
'rids would 'wish -
,
NO More' will:XS-Wad' ii-e-abl-Cte
boast .of ',havingthe largest, barn in
, the ',County. The barn "en the' Taylor ,
,-.farrite downs...on- the -10th Co has
been sold to the Ackert' Bros. of.
-Holy-rood and is nevr,being .wrecked.
,It was. a -noble' -leeking :estrum:Ore
measuring In the neighborhood of
56 bY -17p ft: ,Many 'wiil'regret'to see
it, removed, ,
EIGHTH CON, KINLOSS
•SINGLE COME.,
•NETnobisTrwolYiEWst•
ISSIONARY.SOCIETY, .
. VVINGIIAM. DISTRICT'
, .
MEETS HERE
:
The annual convention �ftheWiri-
ghaiu: District Methodist W, • M, .S.
..was held in the • Methodist" , ehutch
'here: bn Thursday afternoon and ev
'ening, of .lest' Week. In spite of the:
downpere.ef rain yvhich, lasted throu-
ghout the; afternoon, .there.was. „0.:. lard
ge attendance. One hundred and ei-
.g.hty -delegates ..registeted, represent...
.ing'.21 of the 23' auxiliaries in the
district, ' and Six' out of . nine ,Circles
'andbands were repres,ente.d
The -afternoon' .session ' was , presid-
ed over by. Mrs: Willis, of Wingham,
the ` 'district • • seperintendent;. , Mrs;
CuYler 'conducted the devotional ex-
ercises ; A solo by Miss Stephens, of.
.Gortie,•and a -duet' by the , brussels
Auxiliary .were well received. Mrs.
,(11ev•,) Brown,. of Wroxeter, conduc-
ted the 'consecration and :memorial'
sentice for the 12 neernbe,rs' who had
'died .during the..Year. ArmeW, Brus-
sels4 Gortie,. ',P,ipley, Winghant. and
Kincardine ° .were the societies that
'were bereaved. : ,
• "HOW to,Make the Mission • Circle
„It -detesting and Instructive" was •dis-
cuseed by Miss Pick -field; of Oranges
Hill, ' and a. splendid" 'address ,on
.thristian. Stewardship"". was eon-
•tributed by Mrs ; (Rev..) P. E.: Ciagg
of 'Wingluen.
• „;The 'election of officers resulted
in the • re-election ' Willis, • of
Wirighain; *district .auperintendent,
and MtS, W. J. Greer; Of .Wingliam-
;es. secretary. . • •
The Clbsing addieSs of the .after-
noon was, given .; by Mrs.:- :Gordon
"Wright, of London, on • 'the -presept.:.:
day; respnaibility of W M. 'S -mem-
Mre. Wright's. address Was
-listene1. to with rapt -attention,
'
An ';excellent .supper .;waa Served
by•the Lucknow ladies -in the school-
room, and at the supper :hour Mrs.
(goo Osterliout, president Of . the
Lucknow •Auxiliary, made a neat
address ,of : welcome to: the Convey: -
thin, which Was happily responded to
by Mrs. Cameron, • of Bethei,,, Greet -
Inge,' were also brought to the ci
vetition ,by Mrs, (Rev.) •McCalluni
from the. .Presbyterian Auxiliary,
.and Mrs. (Rev.)'. Gollan, of the • Kin-
loss Presbyterian Auxiliary,;' •
• •Rev J. H -Oeterhout ..presided eV-
er the evening session.; l'hesupeten-
tenclent's , ,and secretary's : reporta
were g:iypri in. a -splendid ,'manner by
and M'ts-.. Greer: The re -
Ports revealed the . feet that in the
23 auxiPariee there were 529 annual •
•menibers,_92 1ife....irrembers';100 little
light"%eaters•- and .35' helji
, . - associate•
eta •and ; that: $2,51145 was 'coptri-.
• bUted,:bythe auxiliaries, • being an
increase of $122 Over last, year., in
the three bands .there . are 100 mem-
bers and $100 was contributed, an
increase- of $48, ,
.-Theeeeetetarygave„..the,:eepvention
the • information. that -just 21 yeats
ago: the ,annual - convention was .held
in, thejeicknoer church, with 'Mrs,
Cuylet '(who was present this -year)
as .district;, superintendent. ' Mrs. Gov -
doh, Wright addressed ,both i afternoon
and --evenings 21 years ago, as , she.
did' at this meeting: At the gather --
_Mg 21..",yeareago.thete Were 11 aux-
itiarles --.reperted-
• Mr; and Mrs; Thos, Well •spent
Sunday With ..,the ..lattet's father. Mr.
?rice' Wall, .Kinloss.
. We are sorry to report Mrs. Thos..
, .
Harris's Condition not so , well lately,
is; Harris has . been poorly for
some time, but seemed ._"SteneWhat,
better Until' recently.
nuniber from this line attended
The funeral ,ef-Mre, Richerd.' Need-
ham ,en_SattirdaY....The deceased had
'been a great sufferer for sometime -
Mrs. Mac: , Smith entertained the
'adies of the 13 F W, 0' ,'at her
home last Tuesday., .• •
Mr. and Mrs: Jos. Wall , were vis-
itors Sundey, last at Mt.., Thes, Cul-
bert
l3orn--Te'
1-loustonLeA soli.,
" Mrs. Jos,' Culbert and son; '
were out -to Ktheardipe Sunday to
Rqe. the fOrmer's father who a couple
. of weeks ago made his home with
his son Albert Swalwelli his Wife
having been removed from his hone
by the Grim Reaper.. SWalwell
aver funety years of , age but is: -
keeping. feitlY well.:.'
The .seeding is about over now.aild
,fialting is the o'rder' of the day down
by the lake: , '
business meeting of the out•••
io's corner's club was held '"Apr, • 29,
when the 'following officers Were ap-
pointed: Pres, Mrs, .11i0, 'Little; Vice.
Pres; Mrs. V, Johnston; See. Mrs
Geo. W, Lane; Treas. Mrs, T, J.
Lannert; Auditors„ Mrs. :Adam. John-
stone, grs. Jno. Farrish; DirectOrs
will be appeinted ftt the next meet-
ittg to w1dci, �VIfl?Y otie intere5te4 it
OVitiiii!' •
."
WHITECHURCII , •"A iiil,k4bY'llItif:'-"Wesley ,..,JOynt :and
e quartet by the Wingharn Circle
Mr. ' german Stuart,„ - visited in Were well received, '
. •
Windsor. ,Oyer •the .week -end, . ; The address Of the evening was
"
Miss Bertha Mackay,.of Wingliern, given by, Mrs. Gordon Wright' on•
'spent Sunday at her home here. ' "The .641 of the ,Hour," ,and Was e'
• Mr, McCall. made a business -trip' inasterly.'-appeal ..and 'a clarion, tall
to Sarnia this Week. for the ladies of the W,
Mr,' and Mrs. • Jas. Laidlaw and standard of `" Prohibition • and to do
children, Visited With tits, Maiden. their ethicist, "to keep the. •measure
on, Sunday. . of prohibition in Ohtario, intact and
Mss Tictdiist-CarriCk'
spentthe week -end, at bee borne .Mrs. .Wright gave an. array, 'of 'ergo-
ment and figures to show that ,Gov-
-,_.Miss Edythe, Peddle-, of., • .Muneeit. :ernment, control n British Columbia
attended the funeral Of her father,: aid 'QUebee.witd. a "diOnter. 'failtire
as
Mr". Sfimuel Peddle. ' ••• • far a9.. curtailing, the drink traffic
"MtSeend!Mrs. -',Wm."-Martin. `..end -yae -Concerned. ,She ,said that Gov -
Bruce, and Mr. and Mrs'. Geo, Garton erninent sale had proVerr.its4lf
and Children; have moved to Lucknow than having the open bar.
where Mr. Garton and 'Mr; ' Martin , The :conVentioo, deSpite " the 'nnfav-
will work , for the '4 N. .R arable :weather was one ofthe. best
One of - The old residents.' of ' the held, by thedistrict for ' years., and
-Village, Samuel Peddle; -passed aW07 much credit for the _success • was .clue
on , p.undaY, following an; illness of gra', Willis, Mrs. Greer and 'Mrs,
several. Weeke.-Mr.'Peddle wa over J. It: ,Osterhotit, the local president,
80 years of age, and death was due Miss Mabelle Aiim, the; church or -
to nktural decay.' His Wife died vadat, was at, the organ; during the
'seine years age, and of tato he and two sessions of the convention,
a son have lived together. The fun-
eral Was on Tuesday afternoon to
Winghai Cerneteryi the .religions
service ulna conduet.ea by the Rev. *fltyi0ii for all the. family. at Rathtvell
3, It 0010410i 04 4 ns D,t,,..,of and 'limner's Big Shee PAW. f'Oln,
.I.414119Wi ' • •• AilC),*11
atituRen4.--TFoTbs
The Rev, 3. Ross of Grand Rapid,
Mich, will occupy the pulpit Of South
Kinloss next Sunday morning,
• The tenth annual meeting of Mait-
land Preebyteriel, Seciety of "•tkp w.
M. s. 'will be held in Walton,.on
Tuesday,: May 20th; :Morning 'seSsion
'JO agn, Afternoon session 1.3_0' p.m,
Mrs.: F. E, Langford of Sirncee,, Pro-
vincial Secde, vvill :addeess the
. afternoon session. Dr. Taylor, India,.
. "
Will address -evening -session ..
, 3 .
The 'cengregation of St. 'Peter's
church, Lucknow -.purpose holding
special services on Sunday June 8th.
in commemoration, of the Fiftieth'
Anniversary of the opening Of Ang-
lican:servicea in Lucknow. The Rev
Canon Gunne, M. A, Rector ' of
Christ Church, London will be the
preacher on that date, •
. Very. successful anniversary
ser-
vices , were held,' in the Lucknows
Presbyterian church last Sunday,
The 'Rey, Finlay Mathieson, of Stmt..,
'ford, 'preached both morning and ,
. •
'evening, giving sermons of ,a high
Order, Special. ineeic ' was rendered':
by the. choir. A special offering of
$3.00.,•00 was askedfor and this Sim
hWaass ,.rrei aarei z ec ha a. t cMhf 1.1• ees. ocna a gwrheo.
,Bruce • boy,:his early _home having
•Callurn was.- at Stratford taking Mr.-
congre-
gation. at Stratford a, . former
been pear, AtinOW; The Rev. R. Mac-
Mathieson Woq,
: A; .very interesting and appre-:
nerate Mother's; 'Day . SerViee, was
held; •." in the. Lucknow • Me'thoclist
:church last:" Sunday morning. The.
church was , beautifully 'decorated
with floWeii, nearly- every one WOte
a flower, and special music Was ren-
, lered ,by, the choir under the leader -
hip Mabelle AIim. Thesee-
mon by the -'pastor Rei. J. H, Ostet-•
hont, B. ; 13; D. was very faVOi/
ablyCommented on at the close. of
the serViee bya ierger, nurriber____' Of
people. •There • was . a. .ver la gr-re7 at-
tendance: ..
'Epweitth ,League
• A very -pleasant 1 -heeling was "held
in the League on Monday night: A.f,..
ter the openipg..hymn,.- 1VIrs. Oster-
hout led in Prayer, The. Scripture
lesson- was . feed. by *re.. Joynt and
Mrs. Andrew . led iri. •sentence prayer.
The topie taken by Mrs.; Rathwell,
was a' sketch- of the -life of David
Sallosteri--the Indian teissiopary.. A
; duet was -given. by Miss Fowler '•and
Miss 1VIi1dred :Treleaven, a leading
by Margaret_Rivere; and the Meeting
as closeclewith-the7benid1ct10n...._
The Presbyterian , Guild
The meeting , On ',Monday evening
-look the _form of a -Mothers Day
programme. The Chair was, taken. by
• Mrs: iVlacCallurn, and Mrs ; Gorden
played the organ, .The opening hymn
was 'followed by the- Lord's -.-Prayer.,
in 'unison,' after which a chorus: was
sung by the mothers_1-"Dreaming• of
Home Mothers." Appropriate .read-
ing'S were 'given bY Mrs. Decker.
Mrs: W. L. MacKeazie, and Mrs..
'Roberti Thompson, The topic "The
Puha -School as a Nation Builder'",
was very ably dealt with by MTS.
Geo., Dbuglas.,_ 1VIrS, Temple,. Clark's
sb16 "The` *Hand' Thdt.- Rocks the
Cradle :Rules ;,the ,World" and, the
dtiet by Mrs: - 'Murdoch and Mrs.
•
Clark were very much' enjeyed. A
selection'. "The Old Home Songs"
was led by Mrs :7 Iforac0..itcheson,
and the mOtheraoirrned in the
chorua. different orcl home
•-sbiij.''Miss Joan MacCallum read a
fine paper on "Mother': which was
prepared by Miss Belle Murdie 'after
Which, two of the pmothers took up,
tit!) offering, The singing of a hymn
; A. good time to get a supply of
•(Fr6d1' the `PaialeY Adveeete,
The officers of Bruce 'County Sen7
ior 13aSeball League were the regipi-
ents of rather a -high compile/rent by
the large and enthusiastic gathering
for the annual meeting -which was
held on Friday May 2rid. The .large
redresentation ftorii a dozenclubs,
and the. re-election of the 19??..offi,
,ler, also the evertures" -from. clubs
:outeidethe county': for affiliation
with Bruce League, all, Went to show;
that ..hte manageinent,.of the . Lea..
gue's schecjele has been, inOst sat-
`..ifactety to those who participated
dferein, since the organization came
:nto existence.
The meeting- was held in the di;.-
ing room of the Grand :Central 'Hotel
with over fifty delegates in .attend -
Ince from twelveleading clubs Of
the. ,county,
Entries have already beenmade
for 1924 by Walkerton, Chesley, Kin-•
cardine; , Teeswater, itipley,, Lucknow
dort, ligin, Paisley, Hepv.rorth-,!:.-Ar:
ienford,„ Ebenezer ,‚and 'Park Hee&
'More applications are expected be-
..
'Love the closing. date f, r entries,
May 15th. The *relining Committee
Vag '; Meet on May 22 to • arrange
..roups and draft schedules of the
games -` for the .season. Last year's
offileri wete re-pleeted • as follows;
Pres., Gorden Ross, Kincardine:
Vice Pres , G H, Linklater,' Tees
'water; Secretary, G. H. McKee,
PaialeY; 'Treas., M. "C:..„13ridge., Leek
-
now W 0 Durst of Chesley was re-
„
elected as a member of tbe, eicecotiye
while.; the new members are •Art Mee
Cartney of Walkerton and Sid :Bell
?)f .Port Elgin.
10 The Association will be governed,
hy the. same .• rules as last year,
which calls for residence Of "playing,
members by May lst. It was decided
that only a senior schedule' Would be
handled, so no jiudoi entries Will be
considered. • ' •••
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A 'strong representation was "pres-
ent , from Goderich, -*Who put up an
Urgent plea that their application
'-eittrieLdnici the Bruce League
should be•accepted:After-Itill discus-
sion and consideration in committee -
as to -whether to confine the opera-
,
timSof the League to countylimits
or broaden Out sit Was decided by,
Vote. of nine to one that it would be
ceuhty' only for this seeable •
' 7There; wasr a general expression. ef,
updee: rzilccs' -Bon 13otthc,
ht. :and. Pineapple Tarts,
Cream Puffs
'Raism Bread°
Whole Wheat Bread
.Butter. and .Eggs.at Beat Prices
Phoing•Lucknow
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FAMILY THEATRE
Lucknow
Friday and Saturday
May 16th and 17th
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CHARLES JONES, IN.
he Fa,st, Mail”
FOX NEWS
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Friday, 8.00 o'clock
Saturday, 7.30 and 9.30
• Tuesday, May2Oth.
FIRST ;NATIONAL ATTRACTION
IPE HAMPTON,• IN.. .
0.Lightl#
Comedy
"NO • LUCK"'
^ '8 00 o'clock
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views in .which the dohiinant, note
. .
was that the game should be 'kept,
upon d strictly amateur basis in this
League. • ?-
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Henry Ford. ,and Willys Knight
willgo Overland to nieet Chevolet
. .
and
MacLaughlin-413ifick and see the,
,STAR l3ariaitTS---at- Ripley -POLL-Alt-
DAY, '
M S. MONTI-IlLY-.10ETING
The regulad. Monthly meeting - of
the W. M, S, of the . F'resbyterian
, ,
church_wasebeld May „.17.th,;,Mis Mae
Caliuni conducted the devotional ex
j'eri.dses' taking for Bible "Study Acts
,1-9 read by -Mrs. 'Struthers on the
"Receiving ofT the Holy Spirit."'
A detter was read front .Mrs, D, R.
INIcIntosh written to the 'Seciety up-,
on,her. arrival in Southarnpt�fle .
resolution vas passed te-the
effectthat the 0 T. Abe given a
,and repeating of the liabefFetliz"
ction brought the splendid ; pro-,
granime to a close. The Literary
Committee- will ,have, charge efnexi
-
Monthly evenitig's programme and a
debato. is being prepared, ...Everybody .
;come! •
K/NL0SS TOWNSIHP , • '
- COURT OF REVISION
„Notice la hereby given that a
"Court for the Revisien of the ases.--
sment Roll for the Township of Kin-
loss Tii1 be 'held. at --the T-ownship
-1-lolyrood on Tuesday the 27th
day of May 1024 at 10 o'lock a.m.
to bear mid determine any appeals
against". errers or ornisaions in the
assessment Roll for the Township
of Kinloss for the year 1924, _
Parties interested will please take
notice and govern' thentsdVes accord.
ingly. -Geo, G. MoffIkt, Clerk,
Pated Now 10th 102i
triaL-.That refeeerditint..be
Ken at the present time and urging
more "-Aringency:,-;in.-s'Alie-,enfOiceinerit.
of the lew... .
Mrs, Gorden read from the Study
Beek. "The Tile Beautiful" on the
Work and ..policy of .the- Rev. G. L..
McKay :late of Formosa,
; ?`Ten "Ways' to Kill 11 Society" was
read ,by Mrs: MacCalluni.
Ai pleasing, feature of the rOeting..
ai the presentation of a Life mereber's certificate to Mrs. jag.' Irving
who VeidnrrYears imseteen--uie:,
tiring in her efferts to further the
work of the Society, .
SOUTH- •KINLOSS •
, •
The monthly meetirig," of - South
Kinloss W M. S. was held in the
church On.. May: :4111,.,:vi,e,itylg °Puled
with Singing and prayer and Scrip-
ture reading. Mrs. T, C. McIver' gave
the Scripture study, The Resolution
in, regard- to the, "Ontario Temper-
aned Act', to be .-Sent to the Presby!.
teriat'srit WaltOn Was read. Mesdames
D,, Martin, A.Giahani and w
in
Were appointed delegates te attend
Presbyterial, The Treas. teeth? for
Arita and Easter Thankoffering am-
ounted to $44.05; Mrs, Gollten gave
an interesting, yeportOf the "Prove
at IIAMiltori4 'Meeting
closed' with Proror,eaot,
ert Reic14 Mgr.
Pineapples
; Next eve-elt is. pineapple !leek; Let
me have our order, All sizes at •
'right prices and, quality guaranteed
_
„R, H, Thompson. Phone 82 ,
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Potatoes
, Last. chance to :dispose of your
surplus potatoes. Loading Monday;
4Tld.TuqOayy, .711aY 19th and\20th.,
Thompson
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— Night .100 •
t BORN
, •
Douglas -In Lucknow, • on May. 904,
1924, to Mr .• and Mrs. ,Wre. J, Doug-
las, a son -William Leashmen.. -
Houston -In Kinlessi on May .12th.'.
.1924, mrs. David Houston
8 th , A sc)n_ , •
• FORDYCE
Mr. -C. Leaver is ploughing, with
his tractor' at Samuel Deacon's.
Mts. Fallaugh . of Toronto is vis-
•
Iting Mrs., JaMes Martin.
Mr and Mrs.. Chester !Taylor and
fainily visited , relatives at Auburn
OrSundey., las t: , • -
• Mr. •John Bintoid who has been -
helping" his cousin 'W. J„; Rintoul of
'Morris has "returned home.
Mr, Peter O'Malley and sons de-
livered :some . 'finecattle at Donny.
brook one •day lest. week. '
Aitcheson Brothers 'delivered a
rhiet- of cattle to Mr, .Jobi -
:Shields -last week .
Mr and Mrs. A._ Havins and fam-
ily also- Mr. and Mrs, Mark Gardner
visited at W, 1M, 'Champion's one day,
,
,
' Quite a number, attended the
meeting at John Turner's to .disetiss
the ditch question.. As far aa can be, ,
agertainecl no• defiriate settlement
was reached•. ,
' Mr. B. McClennaghan, of White -
Church "-visited -for 0..:couple .of days
last week , at, Mr, James Barbour's.
. Mr. Williain-Weeds arid son -Ar-
nold, visited at Mr. Daniel Martin's
on Sunday last. • '
If reports are true Mt.' E., Haines
has rented his faint to Mr. Miles
McMillan for grass for this. season,.
Mr. .-Artier Itaities..-Who haz beerr •
visiting his brother Edward Haineg
haa, teturned home to Wingham, •
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NOTICE •
I, Margaret Beiges° will not be re.
Allensible Mr tow' debts contracte,4
by my husband, John Berger, witIK
O*0 my, written consent. 841N.
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