The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-07-03, Page 1t
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LUCKNOIAT, ONT., ,THURSDAY. triPLV Srd. 1924.
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TURINR
:Air GEO
- J." Keleher; ''Ripley, Phone 2
• Slight Or day.—tl.
' DENTIST
' Dr MitcLeed will 'visit :Lucknow
every rlitiesdeyi in, D, Connell's Office;
Dre-.11cInn-eie;Chiroprattor;eofeWing
• barn will visit Cain House :Luck-
how;,-forerneehwee--Tnesdays anci••eFre-.
' daya,ecoinnrieneing April' -29th. :else.
• visit the hotel at Dungaimen.. seine `
daYe, early alteration. . '
DR: PARKER, 'OSTEOPATH; at the,
Cain Hoene Lecknow, every Wed-
"nesday afternsion. ' All chronic die-
tAsee snceesafully treated. . 'Osteoe
, 'lathy 'Lemov,es tue physical melee
of disease.! Adjustment of the
„spine is more quickly secured and
'fwith fewer Itreatments by Osteo-
pathY than by any other, method.
Toronto prices Paid,for all kinds .of
poultry. -
9-644 .A. GroSpopf, Lrcknowe
gpot
DR..MAUDE C. BRYANS
, Registered Optometrist
Graduate Department a Ophthalmol-
ogy ..McCortnick Medical College. Chi-
' cago.-1/1. ,
Headaches. Dry Itchy Eyes, Granu-
lated E•yelids. 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-
. Crotis Eyes straightened through
• Properly fitted Lenses.
• Satisfaction Assured
At the Cain Howie. 'Lucknow. Every
' Wednesday Afternoon and Evening.
• Wall Paper—I have on hand the 19-
24 simples , Of a number of the best
• wall -paper houses, and will be pleas-
ed to show them at my houseor will
,take them ..to your residence—Re el.
Cameron,. Box 174, Lucknow....
MONEY TO •LEND—On farm prop-
,
•erties at 6%'.—Geo. A. Siddall
-1-5-tf
House for Sale on Haveleck street,-
..Lucknow. Garden planted Apply to
, P. Gaynor at the Post Oifice.—
. ..• . '
Rubber -Tired •btiggies , re -tired',
-First class job
' ‘34.4). t Ostrander
FOR SALE—The 'Tannery Property'
and Hide busineis, in Lucknpw. , •
tf. Apply to Sam -Robertson.
TEACHERS WANTED—Experienc-
ed teacher holding Second Claes pro-
fessional certificate for S. S. No 9,
Ashfield—duties to ecommence Sept-
ember 1st. ApOY, stating expetienee
and salary expected. to Wrn. Clare,
Seey. R. 7, *Lualcnow . 3-7-100
, TEACHER WANTED— For Union
S. 5, No. 14 East and West Wawan-
osh, duties to ceinnience Sept. 1st.
Rey McGee R. 1, Lucknow Sec'y.
'. 10-7-75p.
t WOODFOR SALE
Hard and 'Soft Wood— soft wood
suitable for summer , use—large
quantity of hard wood.. Enquire at
Joynt's Office. e • -
AUCTION SALE'
Percy M. Finnigan will offer for
, by public auction, on. Tuesday
July 8, 1924, at 4 o'clock pen. 65 ac-
res of, standitig hay, Timothy and
Clever. Six months •time on furnish-
ing approved joint notes or a dis-
count of. 6 per cent per 'aenum al-
• lowed for cash. T. Gundy Auctioneer.
• AUCTION SALE ,
, Standing, Ilayd and Farm Buildiegs...
At the farm of A.. E.. Durnin, Oth.
. Con. 'West Wifwanosh,' on, Monday
July '7th, commencing at Four
• o'clock pen. the, following will be of -
feted for sale: '".50 acre's' " Standing-
.
Hay, One barn 55 x 36 ft., Driving
Shed 40 x• 20 ft. One good frame
, house, One shed, 36 X 20 ft,—Terinsl
Three months credit' 'On approved
• jonit ifetee: ..„ A. E..Durnin. Prop.
Elliott Miller, Auc.
—AUCTION SALE
01 Standing Ility-:eon the farm of
Mel. Reed --Lot 3 Con. '10 Ashfield,
on Saturday, Ally 5. Conimencing at
one o'clock. . 40 acres of Alfalfa and
.85 acres of mixed hay all a fine, crop.
Terms 8 mos. credit or 'five cent
discount for •
Elli�tteMilirie--;Atice-
POSTPONED
, .SALE
-Of .--Household Effects and many
useful articles, at The Auction Room.
Lucknow. on HSaturday July 5th.
Commencing at 8o'eloek in_the even-
• Ingee-Elliott Miller, Aue.
TENDERS
. Sealed Tenders, plainly marke'd as
'•'-"t6-colitents, will be received bo the
• undersigned .until noon, july 15th,
1924, for., the construction of a con -
6'00 and ateel, girderbridge oppos-
ite L9t, 7, Concession "A!' Carrick,
Plans and specification s: may be
seen atthe office of 'the tilideraisned.
Lowest or any tender. not neosear-
By ateepted .
a7741 St00104104 CknAnth
GEN4.0.4,14.
'Teeewater will, ,play baBeball her�
Friday afternoon at 4.30. •
julYelet-waa.--.:abaut as' COO.a any
Dominion Day,one can recall: • • "
• .Mrs, D. Geddes and da
-Alias, bon? have -baell:ia Detroit the
,pest week, '•-• ,• -
tnaens the. new
Faster Will oceppyYthe. Pulpit in Ithe.
Methodist:chUrch. next Sunday 'July
•6th morning and evening
. ,
Mr. Charlie Fester with his wife
and children, are up, from Kentucky
to. spend a few 'weeksvacation with
Mie, and .Mrs. Alex McCarroll. "
•
Specials at; Palmers ' FridaY and
Saturday 20% toff all Ratinie Two
Pieces Black. and White Voile just
arriied' 65ct. a Yd.
' Mr. and -Mrs. R T Phillips re-
turned last Wednesday after a weeks
visit with friends in Listowel,
wood and Millbank. '
Owing to the recent holiday
getber With a rush of job printing
The Sentinel is a day late in going
into the mail this week.,
Mr'andeMrs. Robert •Cannon 'of
• .
Toronto are spending twoweeks vac-
ation with Mrs. Cannon's' 'parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith,' Stauffer
•St.
, Mr., Jack • Osterhout who goes eo
;Ottawa with his, parents this week,
has resigned his. position in
Drug Store and his place is taken by
Mr. Lovall Murdoch; '
• .
Miss FredaeAibchison---whoe-was-
home from "Toronto Over the week-
end returned on Tuesday to the city
where she will take a special course
in connectien the ,teeching' profes-
sion
•
Mr. and Mrs Jack . Elliott . of•
Forget, 'Sask.; have been geests. of
Mr. and Mrs: W. J. Little this week
Me. and Mrs. Ellicott .came east to
attend the, graduation ceremonies
at *IVICoill University, "Montreal
Where their son ,Graham ha i corn-
pleted the coarse in • Medicine .by
taking the :"Dominion Council" •
Dr. and Mrs.' Alex • MacKay • of
Bettina, N Dakota, accompanied by
a son and daughter; were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. R McNab on Mon-
day Dr MacKay is; a cousin of Mrs.
•McNab, mid a former Dungannon
boy The Party are on a motor trip
which took them as far as New York
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BORN. .•
Ackerte--Iit theeTeWitiliiefTKiiihesa;
on'June 21, '1024e to Mr.' and Mrs.,
,Almee Ackert,a sone -John Almer.
PAPER HANGING'
The undersigned is prepared, to do
peper-hanging. Satisfaction gearati-
teed Phillip :Stewart 11-7-p,
STRAWRERRIES- •-•
• „.
This week , and fiext will be .the
best. for Berries,. Give me your or -
del.'s. All Horne Grown Berries. Price
and quality the best.
R. H Thompson,, Phone 82.
•
GOT THE; WRONG NAME .
.:the death 'of eMee...
Scott, of near Kinleugh, , laSt, week
we ,got the narne of the . husband
wrong, 'The deceased was the wife,
of Mr. W. II. Scott, not of •Mr. Wat-
son Scott,who however is a neigh-.
•
bor Of the bereaved family, • r
0•4)e°-"ife-
MASONS'AT-critacir-
In. spite of the demi) and rather
disagreeable morning there was a
large ;turnout of local ' members- of
thee
church last Sunday morning. A nu-
mber of brethrene were present froie
neighboring lodged, ,
"AN ANTLERED DWELLER
• OF THE WILD"
On a recent morning Mr, Henry
Mathers was 'much surprised to see
buck deer feeding in -one 'ef his
fields. The animal was apparenely,
in good condition', and had . antlers
about half grownblit still in "the
velvet," rt appeared little concerned
at the sight 'of''..nutn, but wii4i it
saw a dog it Scampered away .to fed-
er territory. The deer ,ehould, have'
Pod time in the hay and oit.fielde'
,
St It 'Pa* husd,to th.,fonce!,,
EIKIMOTtON EXAMS
, .
Jr: 111 to•Sie
• Honours 754, Pass
•Honoure---,Jaek Brabsedi, 88%; My-',
eoria Paliner -8,6e Alan ...Murdoch :85;
'Arthur Andrew :76; jessie4las_l__:eniie
•
„.
as Letraine.s,-Brabson-r..:71.f..
Cerlyler.MeIntosle, 78'e(Alia Watson•
2, • Chteehce Greer 72) ties; J in
Se:weet„ 71; Phillips: Menark .69; oEvq-
ly:p`Wikon 68e Alex Smith 61; Alpe'''.
.Ditinin 65; Margaret Button 64.
Stewart Mullen, .60.
' Joan MacCallum, teacher
Sr. III to Jr. EV •
Total, 950„ to pass 660, honours
825. . • -
JHonours-,K. MacKenzie 88li, M.
Watson 852; H MacDonald 836, E.
Buswell sgpi., ..(he. on
subjects tried).*
Pass W. Webster 809, A. Cameron
782, V. Sheriff 780, Rae Watson and
Clifford Webster ,(ties) 748, S. Mac-
Leod 728i, Webster 69,4, M.
Jewitt 693.
Jr IV to •Sr. IV
Total Marks 750 to pass 450; hon-.
ours 563. , '.• ,
Honours— M. McQuillin 608 D.
MacKinnon 604; 'S. Jewitt 57 M.
Bruce 596;A' Andrew 587-,
Pess-LD. Reid 546; D. Milne 537e
W. Agar 490.
tee ' 1 MacDonald, teacher
8: S. No. - 13 Ashfield;'.Wawariosh
Belfast
Names in 'Order' of standing Rec
•
e—Recommended. ,•
Sr IV—Melvin Hackett, jilla BOw-
eles-e-Teme-Hackett—Earl-Shereeroo
Sr. 111 'to Jr,e. 1V-1Vlazie Hackett,
Ethel. Nicholson.
• Jr. III to' Sr., III—Tommer
Elsie Vint,Nellie Cranston (Rea.) •
George Henry (Rec.) , .
Sr . II to Si Rae Nichelsori.
(Rec.) Willie Lazenby (Ree.) Ral-
ph Cameron (Rec.) 'George .Altoti.
(Rec.) ,
' Junior Il—Mary Nichelspn, Cora
Thompson, , James Phillips; Jerry
Cranston.' '
Sr. Primer—Beth Phillips.
Jr. Primer—Inake Alton, Robert
irwie, eHarVeY Lazenby, Ila Saurid-
Murdean I. MacLeod, ' teacher
V. S. S. No. 12 Wawanosh
, •Pripils, are graded in the classes
indicated below, for terni beginning
Sept. • 1.
Sr. Rubk eTurner,
-
Webster, Mary. St. Marie. „
*: Sr. William, Rinteal, David
Nicol, Myles 'St.' Marie, George Nicol
Nellie.lVlaeGeee Jean Webster *Ver-
onica', St. 'Marie; *William- Taylor,
Euphemia Rinteul, i*Gordon "Untold,
! Jr III—McKinleir. Ramage; Eliza-
beth , Nicol. •
II—Etta Taylor, Joseph St. Marie,
James letacGee.
Primer•-.4Wijliarn , John St.
Marie, Mary Dow,. Cuyler Ramage:
;those:marked :(-*), are Only: receiii=.-
Mended " 'and shell reMain 'in this
class; if they work more diligently'
No. on. roll .for Month' of June; 24
Av. att.. 22.23.
• G. E. Lockhart, teacher.
• LUCKNOW. BOY- ilIER,oiri,IVESfle-
Mr, and Mrs. Win. ' Smith of tewe,
last week:received the sad news that-
their:eldest ' 'Sea; Will, had dicd in
the hospital :at Bellingham, Wash-
ington 'State on June 27.. Mr Smith,
had been with, his sister; Mrs.;
at •Bellingham and was tak-
en ;ill about five weeks age develop-
ing •mcningitis caused -his
death. The deceased was li. quiet and
industrious youn flqin. He went to
the Canadian West 14 years ago;
and made ,a number of visits to his,
heine since ', that time. The family:
have the sympathy of many friends.
Dorine ,
, .
• • • . .
PREPARING, FOR HOMECOMING
AT ST. HELENS SCHOOL ,
A general meeting will be.betd in
the St. Helens' School House on the
evening' of , Monday' July ' 7, at 8
O'clock t6.. receive reports- oPt'Coinit-
tees and to Make final arrangements
for the .Remeeoining.
.`v,v; McQuilhun, seeyfor the
tominittee ,in charge, reports
splendid .response to the. invitation,
card i sent out - some, weeks ago.
There are many expressions of en.;
thusiaani and h general note of "I'll
be there" and "We aro eeminc The .
dest Aieenis to have taken (with. the
„
Inatilne,P!: ;wit Si it wit. iNen.(144:
WED:111ga ;11-E:4Se
Agnew—McKay
. stonerof th;DSEV interesting and ii
portant events for which the month
•Of Jane is Partiealarly Tiated• tPais
_place,* the herre of .MrStleecl
Anhu S. MacKenzie, 4th Con. Kiiiloss,
on ;lime 25th. when their 'niece '11:fie
Adeee-MilfeeYteeleasetinitendetfi:Mt 40e.
.drew Glare Agnew, on 'of •Mr,;', and
J.eseph,.'..4ne*,.,:tneiplow. The
spaeions rooms ,r-werellpeautifellk.:';„4.4-.
.coeated. with vines.; fern's aiid at,Prch.
fusion of luvely flowers: Promptly •
at five o'clock the Widen party en-
tered the parlor to the strains of ,
'1VIende1sohn's wedding march,- played
V Miss Isabel MacLeod; of -RipleY
the youthful bride leaning on ;the
arm. of her uncle, • Mr. MacKenzie,
and lookieg. lovely in hi gOWn, oi
•VV hit g ,ripplp satin and , georgette and
wearing the CustoMary, veil and OT-
4likC 'brossoms,, she,: was 'attended by
her twin sister, Miss . Ahru.r:McKaY,
govened in •Venice georgette., Beth
carried bootiets 'of beautiful .
.pink Ophelia roses. The groom was
. .
-itiPPerted by his brother Mr. Lloyd
,Agriew. Diiring the signing . of the
register Miss Belle-RObertson sal*
a solo "My to -ye is a Rose," after.
which the bridal party' and guests to
the number of thirty five the iMme-
1,1iite .fifendS", and relatives p1 the
.Contracting. parties; repalred to the
• . •
rdining Town -where a supper was',
served, the Iguests being waited: on:
•by, young. friends 'Of the bride. In
the evening a ',ire6ention vas •held.
when a, large number. cif friends
:gathered to extend earigreteletiops.,
to the young coUple and erijoye th'ene-
. selves with dancing 'tc, k large nu,
tuber OE beautiful gifts,: • ahion,
Whichi several substantial
cheque, te'stified.. to the kindlije-el-
ings. entertained: hy the .many frtends.
and the good wishes for the. young,'
couple.. The grooms .gift. to ithe, bride
was, a necklet : of: pearls, 7 to l the. best '
man, a set of cuffilinks, and: to the
bridesmaid, Organist,'" and soloist,
each bar pins. ..A.short liOneykiroOn in
Hamilton ;was enjOyed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Agnew' before going •_t1.0-.
where -Mr Ag oes into.
businessfor himself.
Ritchie—Nixon,
A very pretty- wedding- was. 5o1-
. . .
enenizecl at the hothe. Of the bride's
parents, near LueknOw, at 6: p:m. On
WedneAday June 25th when Isabel
Jane, younger 'daughter of Mr. and,
Mrs. Ralph Nixon became the bride
of Mr. „Charles Wesley, Ritchie 'son % of
Mr: and Mrs: Charles Ritchie, 12th
Concession ,. of AShfield. The bride,.
charmingly gowned .in 'white
crepe de chene,with dainty frills and
silver trimmings entered, the 'parlour
on the arm of her.: father • to - the
strains of the wedding March.. played
by the bride's eister, Mr James
1VIcKay,.. of Paisley The Ceremony
Was 'performed by the :Rev. C. W.
DeWitt Coeens, M A.;.: B.' De, under
, large .white , wedding bell hung
from an .,aich, cif evergreens. The
guests, , the immediate,' relatives., of.
,tbe , ',young cople, sat d�wn_
dainty:supper 'Served ',by the ',girl
ends of the bride, ,The groom's 'gift
to the bride was -a fur choker and to
the pianist, a her pin. Among, the
many beautifill, gifts: receiyed'
0,700 Leetlier Upholeteeed chairs pre-.
sented, by the . people of Zion Meth-
; which...the . br id eis
organist, and 'a franied-;Pieture from
her Sunday ' Sehool ,clese of little,
girls, :the presentations being Made
at -a,,,lgiitheringat;-her6home
, on Mon-
day evening. A host of '.friencis<
tend the very bet of wishds to Mr,
.and Mrs. Ritchie in their new home
on the 12th Concession Of 'IAShfield,
,
THE
NTRY .
Miss' Edna 'Fowler
WAS "a Wools -end., -.t?..est
'NOY'Durnin. •:.
• Mr. Jas Ncey of Tlgeszini giCh.. is
Visitor with •:his 'sister Mrs D.
Todd.
Rev Chas,'•CPOITkling.preaclled in
:d'eswateri on 'Stnday,whi1e Rev Mr
..,pf. Tee.swater,-... cOndh,ctea;;
•th''AnniverSary. Services; at
/he '~ScliOO1 :closed here on" Pridai
and the: tea'6heii:".,l'efi' fOr tileir':hanteS'
'M1ss Murdie .to JcIqow Miss.
ingham.' to .Lochalsh,, Miss Rogers id,
'near', Hamilton and Miss -I,oekliart to
Lucknow: .
The following rteachers are home..
far :the 'vacation Ms i , Clara Woods,
froni. Guelph, Miss' Wiiinifred 'WOOds
• froni Galt, MiSS May Carderon'. fromi
Toronto,' Mise • Jean Mcquillin from
.Miss Mary .Durnin, from
Dungannon, Miss 'Beatrice •McQiiillin
from Holyrood. :
". Miss DorOthy Webster s ° home
frOni' "Stratford Normal. •
. .
, Mr: Webster of ,BruSsels is, a Visit: -
or With Mr. J R. Webster' ,
,
Great .preparations are limier 16 ay..
for, the, 'S. S. ,INjo. 4 Reeunion, , to: be
field on Thursday, "July 24.„ICeeP the
date in inina.
rdon.:.1'w.ho,had the m•is.
:fortune to "break his arm when the
.-road • grader upset 're'centlY, i around.;
agaia as usual•.• ,
Miss JoSePhine feetnerim is home
'from Toronto.'h '
:• . •
•' uart who has -spent
the -past..few years' •at 'Minneapolis is
. ,
.enjoying..a 'holiday ' her, old, honle
• • •
here, .
'Mr. -Dave. Wilson, of Guelpli, and
Mr. Bd.. Taylor, of , Goderich`, ,wer
viitors On .Friday With . the',:forin.erN,
• nephew, Mr 'of AndeeSon
. . . „
•• Mr. Walter Foster of -Dakota has
beep . visiting his ,,atint, Mrs, • Jas:
• Mr and Ms W Cc11e and cia‘uirh,
terS, MisSes :Lois. and ClOie e p-a-nd7
;Mr; 'Skinner, of. AI' • • , were guests
during t • • • ee.z. with . Miss W. D.
MreS°1h
• ..fgd.a.§•• :NIcAree rid:three .boz,,'S
"arrived home 'froni 'McAuley,* Man.
and; are , visitors with her mother,
Mrs. W. Cameron, Mr MeAree of
I
Windsor iS spending the week here..
, The Annual 'Social. Meeting :of the •
W. M., S. will be held in .the ,Presby-:
terian Cliure'h on Wednesday after-
noon, July.. 9t1i.whexl Mrs. (Rev..)
McCallum. of Lucknow will be ,the:
• • . .
;Speaker.. • ,* , • '
Mrs. Cumming and Margaret 'are
hOlidaying at Owen Sound and other
point's. , • ,
Dr.. and Mrs. Mackay, Miss Marian
and .Alex Mackay of ,Bottino Dakota
were. visitors on Monday with Mrs..._
Mackay's .ifePheW W': G McCrostie.:
The following :clipping front. a
re -
en Calgary 'paper refers to one of
oys Mr
se:raftrQtirm. n, M:60cr Gu de tRobb
• McGuire—Sparks
, , , . . .
• k'vaTy pretty--; wedding. was
East -
Calgary, TneSday,:Juna 10;" by,.
Canon G. E.:Gale; when Haiet'lla
Jorie' Sparks Was united in marriage
•with SteWart,McGuire bf ,Prime Ai-
bert;; fornierly of:ails cit3. Thebride
entered. the chuirch on thealn of•lier
grandfather, J Buxton, to ,. the.
Strains-0,41Lopi'llangpireso,,,. Wedding..
'March, -plaYed by IL E. 13loonifield:
,
The -bride lOoked lovely iii it 'A'6,W11
of, silk splendor crepe :with gill: not
Veil Caiight ':''Wit,11 orange' . blosSOMS
and .Carried a bouquet of OPhellia
roes. Miss. Violet' Sparks,, slater. Of
the".britle,; acted ,. as bridesmaid and
'
was boantifullY gowhed in-,'aPple
green sillt..splendor'; crepe with„silver
-lace,' and latto nratch',-,and:'carried;-e"-,
-boutluet .• pink carnatrons., The
• ,
:f:.e,i,gilueezi-ptlts;.shijit,:e,e.i..w.oh.e.aii,:vt.,.. twrattn,h,s.f.to-tiv.oniii ,, .41,- -loon°, np.C...t7rr.aut.aisist:6„0.-Gebre'n,ndftr.
th:C, signing . pf the reg. -
ed ihe'face or the.Countri aid' great- ister. the 'gyosts jelned!...m ' singing
lir eireproVed • crop , prospete.. I,e' • "1.6 ..V6ie."' That .- .Iii'enlh'i '
eerie June vegetation was; ,deciddiy. Eden": Following. the ceremony the
backward,---biit-th&-fieldS-ritaVe:Liferik. ,::Weddiug...bneakfask..AyAS;lis.e..0.6..4actiltg...
became ,covered with e grass and home of the brides:mother', . 1227
....ogortni.i.,,ogut g..,r4iini.,11,4sur' ii,,n.led'afill,..,e,n1d„ilic4aiefig' 1:1„athv:: :tNhianri:1-,:glvvemiieucle .irieb:.t.laTeiht'9hetildo?;'40!:21;;,,
good -setting, of *aPples
country look As he.o.t..Alreilidiyi .sy:nat.e:' .0uNs's'_VeeiaitsiEttiN,,a,:siitie.sta: a:.,:sl'81Et'tetfic: ainh:1:.r:::::::::: ::::'''
fields' ,or ',early ,hei; have .. been clit is4r5' T; :-"It'isgr6ve ih'»tiack '.C411ton
mid. the crop is reported goods Fall a'eP° a'n't m's. C. 14011. in black
1)Idc
wheat: too, is. good; aiid Marie fieldi
ee.. eaes),. eeereeante. oteteeel . tito.nii6 guests: The 'fable, prettily. decorated
ft ebee teeeeeee Men with apple on, ivrer sv,:e.-et. '.1.kae and' snaPdragtinii
chards say ,that there has n t been ei 'rid ' c6rit'd 6witi,/,:: ill ' bride°s. eak
ted forty guests, !ter thie.. ,vitT
and that the tree in Western One- leetio ,s number -of muSicale 1
ariO" Will be light: ' e ' n were, rendered by 111.1Ant
Mrs.",
T and Piehek, The
,
4,0CA.LArticET8
, .
oe 4:.!
Eige 4.
Butter , 44 • 28e-25',
$84q4k rAildg rtinc$1. Albg,At‘P*.s.li(
bride .and grooni left �n thc Vening„
train for Banff, the bride -wearing it
suitot navy 'blue. trfeotine with sand
geo g tte hat Atter a shell. hone -
Mon, Mr, end Mr c MeGnits will
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zee
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P, MeKenzie, of Port' Albert,:
'crisited withher sister 11#.1r.S,
ivfLo.titiAii At 1,,och444 • for.a ' few
days Of: the Week.
• Mrs; Donald Megregor:•of •vDuluth„c„.
Minh is visiting- her. brothers; John'
-.And Dnrican McKay near kintail,
, •.',Mr,, David ArrnStrang tof Port E4
."spent the'.-week'end :the' guest of
,Mr, and Mrs, !Tetiii;N • McKenzie of
„,..• •
• Mrs.. Mcpliedien,:. of, .Winnipeg and
Moponatd of Fort'William
aine .to.eee their- sister Mrs, Camp -
Jell, of Lothian, laseweek. ‘They Will
remain for some. time::
"' . Rutliff and. her daughter
• . ,
Miss Ada, Mrs, Madgett, and her
laughter, Miss , Gladys, • and ,, 'Mr:;
.4earcy of Toronto krnotoreci", up and
, several days.: . the , guests .1 of
4arger's, • Of Lothian, Mrs. Rutlift
and Mits. 'Madgetf are .sisters of XI
Barger.
• Mr. •and Miss Pearl Beaten, ,1 of
:3eaforth visited ' with friends ,, in
'...3araMour,it- during .the . Week.
• ;Mrs' Jas. :Walker, of Lariggide;
and Mrs, .Jas..Stru7
hers of Paramount :during the -week
°•Mr. I-Iarry Walker of , T,nr'entO is
isiting at his hoe in Laurier.:
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gel“Eild Specials
Nu •Bbliche '
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Puff Pastries
lainie Made Bread
WbOle'Wheai 13read. -
.Butter and E,r at 1,3.st Priem(
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Phone '8 ,
Age.its Wantecj
The • careful attention to our
customer's orders and the splen-
did .stock. supplied fer years
past warrants us in lhaving
a representative or two in this
county. , Liberal. CoMMissions.
' Free Outfit. Write at once for •
:Exelusive Territory,
THOS. W. BOWMAN: 8z SON'
*.COMPANY ! -
RIDC(tVILLE, ONT:
STAR NURSERIES".
•• Iqibs Pearl ',Congrain and Mies
Mary Ar
;pending ,a„:.few, days , with •, an GARDEN''PARTY
• -mstrang;'• of I-1Olyrood 'are
and.'
Mrs, Max Ray,nard of Paramonnt..
Mrs.. Alex Long, and Marie.- of SI'lliikAVIIERRY FESTIVAL
Fterniock CAI" left :this week for ,an
tendecl trip to B C.' to viSit.' her
• , , •
laughter Mis Goidon TOwie..
. Miss -Atatherine Blue , Anrberley
visited With her, ',sister Mrs Grant.
McDiarmid of Paramount. '
Mrs. 'Jas.' Cox. and Wanda. of kin-
. . ,
•eardine .were-.guest.S. of 'Nil% and MiS-:
F MeGilI .of. paranrOunt dirth
ek,
,Mr. Graham a_y. of _
;Para-
mount, left this week for 'Tb-ronto,
take special coiirse. '
Miss Edna . Dexter of Harlin:ten
was the gust of Mr. and Mrs. Ed:
ward Dexter of Pai•amount a few
days recently.
ing Admission 50 and 25e
Ilitiss Margaret MeNain of Bruce- '
field, is spending the holidays with
her 'parents at , Laurier.
tMiss 'Jessie Buckingham of St.
•
Helens is spending the holidays at
,
her honie in Laurier.
at ,
LANGSIDE
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The ghillie' garden' party under
auspices of the Langside Presbyter-
an.'Chn r"a h, wilI be held On
TUESDAY, .ju,Ly 8th.
Supper with Strawberries', and cream '
'will be ••serv'ed from 6 to '8 o'clock,
:following.. by a splendid program' of'
vocal and instrumental musk, recit-
tions,-aliddresses. by Teeswater;
Lucknow ey talent The
'Mackenzie Orchestra, ..Ripley will
furnish .rnutie throughout the even -
The Kintail: branch of the ,women's
Institute will 'hold a 'picnic; at Kin -
tail, on July.. 10th. Two,. ball games,
other field .sports and a , geneial•
good time , Everybody'. ,welbOme.
Yki sLGrace Sainero.n.
'was\the , guest' of Miss Elleda Stan-
ley Of Parampunf , during the :week,
• ' The U •.F:: W. O garden party
held on the spacious lawn of Jack'
Hamilton, near ',paramount' on Thurs
dar of last week
Ood croWd. tertainlY :the Welter' did
well for .a.tirit attempt.
ttrpled an f.
happy young - people to •a gOodLnatnr-
suceess. That ',means there was a
supper' was served by a bevy of
.ed crowd, while • orchestra ano, pipe
music filled the 'air Following i.the
supper a. very.- good program was
elven by' local • • talebt:'assisted. hy
-.110S.darnesi.. Watsonn.: :in.
duet numbers bv IVIt. Carrick Doug-
las, and ,the splendid male: quartette
ceipts arnotinted• to over two hundred
dollars. ' •
FOURTH CON.,
and Mrs. H. 'Darret and
child-
ren of London, are visiting friends.
on the ,frini t. •
Mr. .; of Fart William,
is spenc..;.g ' avswith Mr. and
krs. Angus ( al',:
Miss, „zie has. -come.
-*up- from-.- Alabama- to .spend her, vac-
ation her home: here.. '
Miss • :Hannah McDonald after'
spending a: few weeks -att -her-AiOme
has returned to
• Mrs, Steele Tinnier of Lucknow
spent ,last week with Mr. and ,Mrs.
R • Middleton,
-7 'Several of . the people from around 7
here took . in , the GardenParty,at
Jna..Hamilton's and report a Very
enjoyable time ,
• Mrs:. . Adam McDonald, . 'Annie
Hughes accoMpaeied. by Mr. and
Mrs. ,Allister Hughes motored to
Chatham to attend the Old Boys Re-
union'. Mrs : McDctriald., though.. being••,,
Well advanced in years is exception:.- '
aily bright, and active .and is staying e
a .few days visiting with 'old friends
at Chatham while the ethers return. -
ed, home.
Boys Balbriggan Combinations, , sizes 21 to 32, to
• Clear .at „ • .. 99c.
I\Ien's Athletic 84it,'.ii;Taear at
Children's Cuff Socks, in t3lue, Brownand -White, to
Ginghami are 411:1Reiltita to 19e, ana
200: White Cups Saucers, only 15c.
, . ,
Half Soles, (,14.end your ow,u. shoes)
AlttgiihUrn Preserving ettles•-
• . '127:Qt;;Sizo, •
16 -Qt. S126
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riety
ore
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