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'OTEERWIS
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• VETERINARY' S.URGEON.i--
4. W. 4,. Keleher, RiPleYp. , Phone p.
night Or dayrTt.sf.
DENTIST' ,; •
Pr., .1/14e1;e0d' will Lick -new
every Tuesday in Dr,1ConnelraOffice_
Dr. McInnes, Chiropractor. of Wing -
ham, will visit Cain-sHbuse. Luck-
, nowforentions;TuesdaY4-and Fri-
• daYs. -ceraltleachig. April ,\29th. alSO
. visit the hotel it ' Dungoinion_Saide
, days early afternoon.
'
DR. PARKER, ...STEOPAT1,1„ it the
, Cain libuse, ,Liwknow, every Wod-
nesuay afternoon. All chronic dis,
%-ases suceessfullY treated. Osteo-
patny Lainoves tne physical causes
of disease. Adjustment of the
spine is more quickly secured and
'With' tower treatments by Osteo-.
pathy than by any ether •method.
DR. MAUDE C. BRYANS
Registered Optometrist
- •
'Graduate Department of Ophthalmel-
egy.“AlcCormick Medical College. Chi-
cago, 111., • ' •
•Headaches. Dry Itchy Eyes. Granu-
. toted 1.'yelids. Watery Eyes, Pain
Eye Balls. Inflamed Eyes. Pus or
---,Watery -Discharge ,.-from -Eyes and
Dizziness caused by Eye -strain re-
beved throueh properly -fitted Glass -
Cross
Eyes straightened 'through
properly 'fitted Lenses.
Satisfaction Assured'
At the 'Cain' House. Liacknow, Every
Wednesday Afternoon and Evening.
Wall Paper—I have on' hand the -19-
24 samples 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 -.-R. J.
Cameron, -Box 174, Lucknow.
MONEY TO LEND --70n farm • prop-
erties at 0%. --Geo. A. Siddall
• -I-5-tf
3IiJIsALE.--4!".'he Tannery Property
'tine Hide business, :in 4.J'aetcnow, ci
piattorai scales. •
Apply to., Sanr, Robertson
' t.'64 SALE—Fine naesenger tour-
ing, Fisher automobile, : leather -lined;
in good condition ' "Apply to Alex
Rasa. • ' 10-7-tf.
•
WANTED TO RENT _
" Will Pay up to $30 per month for
_ . suitable _house -111 Lucknow. Apply
. RI S. Wilson, The Canadian" Bank of
". Commerce, Lucknow, •Ont.
LESSONS IN VIOLINS ,
. Phone Ripley 26,13 James Little.
31-7-p: ' •
FOR SALE OR RENT
. •
The property belonging .to the es.
tate of Dolena E. ' McKay, One milt
no of the village .of Lucknow. Ap-
ply to A. N. McKay, administrator
• -.1539• _Ninth Ave_ E.. _• Owen Sound
-Dnt.
_
. PROCLAMATION '
` At the request of a number of Ili(
citizens of the village of Lucknow,J
hereby Proclaim Monday , August 4th
a Civic Holiday in the Village .of
Lucknowand request al/ citizens tc
observe the same '
31-7- Robert Robert Johnstone, Reeir
7
CATTLE ASTRAY
' Strayed from the premises ' of the
-undersigned about July lbth, 7 head
, of cattle—one 2 -year-old- and 6
.'yearlings, one white the others red or
' roan. Any person haying information
. as to their , whereabouts kindly re-
port to W. H. Conn, R.. 5 Lucknow
or phone 21 on 607 VVinghan,i,,
7-8-c.
'WOOD POW SALE
Hard and Sft Wood, -soft., vtiocid
good for ...surniiiet.,..use-large quan
tit of hard l wood. Enquire at Joyr
nt's 'office, 'Iticknow.• , ' •31 -7 -if.
• 'WHITECHURCH
,‘
Mrs...Geo-Jacques _and children of
Preston ,.•- are visiting at Mr: Eli
Jacques.
Mr. and Mrs. John Craig visited on
y,R4ily-withz‚friends,'„in-Tees_Waten„:„
' Mr. and Mrs- .Jas. Wilson, Agnes
andTont visited with friends in Exe-
ter 91/or. the ,ifeel‘T;ei10,r.7—
(Rev.). SieWa'rt of Rockwood
r.,,with' Mr. and Mrs: Mee.,
rs, Stewart and daughter ---O`f'
Wingham visited with Mr, and 'Mrs.
Jacqueo on SundAy.., '
Master Jack Noi!man of 'Langside
is visiting With • his Cousin Master
• , Toni Wirsom , •
garden 'party will belield on the
-Mat/Se-lawn -tin --Tuesday 'Aug, otii.
Supper will he served 'from, 6 to S.,
after which a programme consisting
Of musical numbers from Westfield
•• and the Winglianiu High School quar-
tette and solos from Miss Bertha
MOOkay,and Miss Mary Aitelieson of
Lneknow and hagPiPi mtlsie' by, Alr•
MeCalltim and -tilso ' readings
Itebt: Mewbtay and..Mlss
14y-ttle Webster •• Lticknowt, will
given ""
r • 0„,\;:.
1. • I
o •LOCAL ANA GENERAL P.
Mis4. Jean Johnston i Visiting
AvAt4 friends in: Detroit. .
.. •
• Misa. Pearl Henderson is OYOr 'from
Chicago 'for, a few weeks, vadation at
her home in; town.
Miss Isobel Johnston„is „'visiting
with thends in Niagara Ont..' .
;•7 ,
Mrs. (Dr.) ,Litehapelle and. sop;
LayvreuCe,i'of. Toronto, are visiting.
with Mr. and Mrs. Jas G. Howey.'„
Mr. Lyle MacDiarinid Detroit- is
spending' the week with his parents,
Mr. and Birk Alex AlacDiarnaid. ;
A. D. Cameron,. of Goderich,
is visiting- with his daughter Mrs.
Duncan MacDonald.'
. , •
Mr. and Mr* C F RichardSon,of
Teeswater are spending 'a :two -week's
vacation with Mrs.. D -Douglas:
yfr, and Mrs. A; A Naylor, of
Chatham ,are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Naylor of toWn.. ..• ,
Miss .Thomas, of ' Niagara .” :Fel/a
was- a guest:. over the week end of
Miss Clara 1V1eQuillin: • .
Monday next, August .4th Will be
obSetved, as ;civic Holiday ,in Luck -
now; ' Places of business will be. clos-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs.' Harvey Ham; of 'Per.:
gua have returned hinrie ,after, sPelt-
ding n two -Weeks vacation with
their Lticknow friends
Mr. and Mrs. W. W Ii11, Miss
Kathleen; aid Mrs Mrs. J. G:41'--Murdech
were on a Motor" trip as faras
last week.
Dr.. Alvin A ,Cameron "of -Peter:
b-oroffis spending the vveek with hiN-
,• .
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cam-
• •
eron. ' •
.REMNANTS 'REMNANTS
Come in and see our Remnants,
speciallY Priced. for this -week at
B. `Blitzstein's Dry Goods Store.
The regular Meeting of the Luck -
now Women's Institute will be held
in Council Chamber on Priday, Au-
.
gust "8th at 2.30 o'clotk, ,
MndMrsWnrDMacIntoshh-
AleX, Kathleen, Ruby and Olive Ken-
nedy spent Sunday with,Mr.and Mrs.
John Reid Auburn
Mrs. E. ROoklidge, of Cleve.
land, Ohio, and Mrs. Homer Kent of
, Chagrin Falls, Ohio are visitors 'this
'week with Mrs. E. J. Smith and Mrs.
Geo. A. Siddall.
Misses. Ruby and Olive Kennedy of.
WhitechUrch r -spent •-the -week-end
• ,--
with their cousin Mrs. Wm._. D,Maci
Intogh..
Mr. and Mrs. John Smeltzer; of
Detroit, are Oh a ,,inotor-trip" visiting,
'their , Ontarfo trie,nds: They are this
"Week with Mr. and Mrs; Paid Sinel-.
tzer.
Mr. Colin MacKinnon' of • Kinloss
who spent the past few weeks with
friends in Prince Edwards Island
arrived home last week after a very
enjoyable trip. ' •
Isabel, the little daughter of My.
and Mrs. Will Douglas, .of town, had
the misfortune to fall and break a'
bone in her leg 'on ' Saturday while
playing with
• Mr. W.. J. Davison and Mrs. k T.
-Davison motored.. -to -Acton -on Sun-
day They were acconipinied. by Mrs.
George Burgess who 'was returning
to -Toronto -after a -Visit with rela-
tives here.,
• '• • BORN
Johnston—In " Culross, tOth Con., On
, July 26, 1Q24; to, Mr, ,iind Mrs..
" ;Mork Johnston, a daughter
Winghain, Oil July 20, 1924, to
.and Mrs H. Paricet;, of Itick.•
Windsor, Ont. On July IV-
. 1924, to „Mr. and Mrs... A. Shaw,
bilitisdottgliterW .Ywrais
•-•7'Ethel'
Cringle—In Toronto General
al on jtilY 18th. to Mr, and NIVEL
, Cringle, 'a daugh,ter, Mrs.
Cringle Was formerly Miss Mgr*,
„arct Gillies,
MARRIED
grahant-t•Gee
At Petore.Chittelt• Lneknow on
Tuesday July jttlY 29th bythe key,: p..L.
Langford Alias Sadie, Gee to Mr,
Douglas Graham Non of Mr and
Mrs. Dttrican Grahatrii• Kinloss. After
'hOneYrneon trjp.' to Toronto, • Nia-
gara . Valle; find, othet. points the
young Ogg° wlfl tesiciti 4in' the.
00001,'e,$00. 004 Peri, ICIeleee
• NOTICE
Patties .who take Out Bulb Cata
16gPee belonging to the Horticultural
Society should return themthe day
they are takeu. They should renie0-
beE that othera:-need-the -catalegoei
to make 'a, selection and that the So-
ciety has only a very. limited nuniber.
•
:.go,vgD TO GODERICAI,
' Mr.: and Mrs, R... T.. PhillijpS, have
sold their residence in Lucknow tO
Mrs. D. K.' Webster and this Week
moved theft; household , effects . to
GoderiCh where they will 'reside
having, bought a residence there.:
• Mrs. Duncan MacLeod is beme P•f-
ter .being tlriee, months in Manitoba
)Yhere she was With her'sister, • Mrs.
JohnitoN• who died on June 24th. •
THE -FALL WHEAT CROP
,
Fall wheat in Bruce and •Huron
Will be Cut this Week, weather. per-
mitting. ,The, CreP is nearly all gaad.
in '..these counties." "There was little
Winter7killing and the weather , has,
been most favorable for filling, The
aanaple of **rain, is Said to be the best
and; many .are expecting tothresh as.
high as. 40 bushels to the; acre.' .
STREET 'TRAFFIC . REGULATION
• "Silent policemen" haVe, heen.pla-
ced at the principal • Crossings on
Ca.mphell street, and the -Council
have instructed the village constable
toseethat traffic regulations . are
strictly 4enforced .'.- After August .5th
no excuses for violations Will he ac7
,cepted. All traffic "Whether" horse, oi
motor must keep" to the right,
-turning-on-.the streets at other "pia:.
Ces than, street interseetions will not.
be petmitted. Such turning , always,
at the "risk of the driver. These t1a7
ffic ;regulations are in accordance;
with the law, and are being: introduc-,
ed in all towns and, villagea. ,Get into
'the habit at home, ;ontr you will not
getinto trouble away from ,home—
Published "by order of the Reeve
• THE. PRICE OF WHEAT
• Wheat has. enjoyed a Sensational
•I
rise 'in Price of late' having gone up
50c per bushel in a inonth This
price- is largely 'speculative and., due
to operations on the grain exchanges.
The speculativerise was Set
in 1110 -
tion by reports thatthere wasnet
the usual- amount planted,. followed
by '•reports Of n shortage due ; to
drouth and rust in the Caoadiati,
West' These. reports were largely
• „ • ,
untrue, but they had the 'effect of
boOsting, ,Priees so that many for-
tunes ..rnest have been made' and, lost
on 'the, grain 'eXchanges., Of coursd
farmers and , dealers Who had *heat
op hand have benefited,. It is to .be
hoped that thtr •price will remain at
•a high level until the new crop is
Marketed so that. preducers, as well -
as spectilators-will • gain.
ASHFIELD NOTES
Jas Stanley and children of Para -
:mount visited friends in Kincardine
during the ,Week.
Misa'•; Annie Picketing, of Detroit,
IS Spending holidays withi.„. her,
mother, Mrs'. Jno. Pickering 'of 'Para:
inonnt.
Miss Louise. McDonald of •Hamil
ten is viSiting, with 'friends: in Loch-
alsh
Mr. and Mrs. Alex ,McLennan. of
,Windsor are visiting With Mr an
Mrs. D. A, McDonald of Lochalsh.
.41r. and 'Mrs. las." Struthers of
Paramount and Mr. and mr§Gerclon
Jameigon visited With Langside fri-,
ends during the week.
Miss Beth Parnell of Ripley., sPent,
Wni F. McGill of I'araniount
"Mr. and Mrs., Andy Harmilton'afid
liena-Jof-.;;Henfrylys spent :-,thes,we,ek»ond
with in Paramount
Alex McIntyre 'of Kincardine
is- visiting -with his: brother -Mr •Pc.t4
,er.,:MentYre of techalah,
-Mtk;`,-,Mciffai-ahd. *Non - Forster of
,Loydminster Sisk. visited' with her
Sister , Mrs, , Jack • 'Henderson of
Piiramount during the '
Mr. Charlie MacteetrWith' his 'Wife
and ehildren Of Chicago are Visiting
at his old hotine en the -12th of Ash-
field, •
Mr. qorclori area' and MrS. Dr
John MacLean are Visiting at Mr.
Alex MaeLeati, Lothian.
NOTICE
The publie are warned that parties
Who . interfere with the traffic "not -
icemen" on the 'Atteeta in LucknoW
render thernselves' liable to
iinprison-
ment. The law in, this regard will be
Ark* enforced,
111! order of thc .Q94c11.
LE-00[kE'-5-CE.
Teachers and Pupils, of By -Gone Days'
, Meet At -The School
, • .
E-UNTON IS FINE SUCCS,S.
• As Ix choolre-union the gather:
mg St. 'Helens -School . (S. S.. No. 4,
•\'cst Wawanosh).• , on , Thursday Of
laSt, week , was quite:. tio to the ',high
hopes and expectations Of 'the. hid -
working committeeS, Who ,for, week
had the ariWrigentents in: hand.:
• The, 1,01d, 'the "o1 giris"
eatheh'isthe otrighteHTirOt all. of .thein
,•oi. Course, , but 'quite 4 large nuipbr
they hOd:.-u. good tiinc, tiOi- ;the
' right re -Union spfritwas there. and':a
nice, agreeable Crowd. There was
•endless. .hand-shakingy:.and. 'friendly
who • had been
separated; by "manyniiles for ' many
, years iicL agon on the "schoolhouse
'playing ground."' They 'found,''this
ninch,..changed to he sure, fer,.a n'ew
.and- u4� -date brick school house
has token tlie plaee•• of the .'w,soclen
,struCtures , which' Alibi' 'knew. ;
The day "waifine to, neii•ciet, too
hot • nor too.. cool for cmfort until..
in the.' evening,' wheh;ram 'carre on.
and intetfered,,SonieWhat .'.with the
. . .
program But the best Partwas oi,er
• wh:eh. was "the „meeting- of the
:timers, and their WeIcome...: back, by
‚tlioSe who had reniained.:uhen the
old ground and, the •• younger.':.genera
-.7i-ion7whiefr:•-hatt=grown-tu-p7.-.a.Od pian,
ned• the re -union. •' •-• "
The .prograni was,..Carried ant • ac-
cording to , schedule 'Until. the...rain
•• came 'There were the 'speeches, •the •
the field sports the, pie -
'nig n lunch with its social tinio R-ain
prevented • the . baseball. pte,011 . and
the -Coifcert .in, the open 'air ancL, the
Out -door dance.' The :concert,: ,,however'
Was %given in :the . 'Public Ilall, the
place being packed to :the, doors, in
, spite ,of -the,. „deluge of ram ' which
kept ;coming :downall evening.
There - Were ' • twelve huncli7ed ,or.
..ni.cre on the •grOun:ds, the main crOwd.
being' ,:assembled it •the'Viestein ..-e]
of, the school Yard.' :where
form . was • erected '•,; under. a :.great
shade tree and 'Where the sentiments"'
'Of ,the occasion ,fOund fitting expres-
sion in. spee,oh.,. and, song.. -7
Mr William Mc.Quillin!‚•1011:),. as
.secretary ',Of the :re -Union: cominit tee.:
'wEis_ehairinan..._and._niade an'apprel.
priate ‚ speech of 'Welceine :to the
home -cornets ,.and.,...the:.viSitors.
The ,ppening 'ntimber of this- ,plat::
fotrri.' program , Was., a,: Chorus .by
nurnber • of the present-day (*.hoed.
girls.' This 'Was followed by 'a
,by:„TOlin,',1"TryNt,,,:...1%,,E... P4 who ,though
not . an ex -pupil -:- of -the, ,S
School, had, spent, his ..early ..days"in
the locality andtherd made ' . his
Start in life,' He took for his 'subject
"Begitplings;" ,an .aPprepriate, onc at
a ,schoOl•,re4inion, for • in
schools Tillie)" ‚ is done to deterinine;
future,' success : 'or failure,' '
Mr,„, .1;4 4.',„aid that as a •
working ',ghOut' in WeSt, Nraikaneshl
he little thought' ,that ,he. would ,ever:
he cailed upon ;to i"inake,,s "aneee,1,01.1.,,
'such an occasion as this, and 'lie::
.effeeitively .quoted front..A nuniber of
,lessons jtiAbe' bid sehOol books --les-
sons which he Tiad:reatned:••aSi.a bOy:
and which he theught.. had :blue') icr
do 'With giving staniinato th boYg.
..o.f.•• that day and he1904 to tnake' theni
,wOrthy Men , •
Bp.,. R. D..:Cameronwhe Spoke af-
ter Mr.' JOs;nt is a real od of: the
shool haying.attcndcd 1nthcorigin-
'.ar•buliding, of whkh he gave a vivid
jind somewhat •huniorous picture
no support ;for the.: back :an -4;
in: front 'HOwevetv there `wag
.4i;SOOlibf.ilouble...s.i.ded...afral)7 at which
the pupils tookturns while jiractic
7ing.--WritinVMe,TChnierati- telati&-thd-
disnipiine of thise daYs; Which was
rilde,, and seVere. One day when the
teacher Was hit -On the baek Of ,the
h&d' with a snow'.Fiatlii• 'he
innncd-
iately called' in the school and •.and Corh,
• mended an investigation. Seine -Of
the boyd'''diarot know ,I,V,ho the
teacher and •couldn't tell, while'•oth,
ors •'who did know •wouldn't tell be-
cause. they /eared their ceinrade
might be too severely flogged"
, "Well" Said the teacher, going4
to!rwhin • the boy thht threw that
that
allow' ball it 1 lia.ve to Whip every
boy in the School to tte:t. And
SO beginning at one 'end of tIce• row
he thrashed l ' every boy to the ^' ast
1)4 1C ZIeVOr 0UP 9Ut Wlitg
()Kit
• Peter Igael2o.nald, ViILlin, -Man
1)r• Gordon., Ottawa, pnt.
. Wm, Ramsay, • 1-roughton,, Mich.
• Win.„. Sherriff, .wiTigliam. • ,
.1 Mrs., Grattan;: Pert .Arthor,Ont,
meiiif, -4614'Webh, Duluth, ,Minn.,
W.J. Morgan, Pert' Arthur Ont'
Thomas . 'Kinahan, Algoma
ha'hit him: The teacher was
pretty • tired -looking Map whenhe
got ,through, for there'werebetween
, , .
50 .and .60 boys Mr: Cameron "'WAS,
mit Of the, obeys who dictri,( knew. and
he. doesn't knOW ;to this day who
„threw the now ball.. Speeches ' were
-neceSSerily reminlssant,
Caineron ,gave a.:•brief ',sketch . Of the
develOninent of the ' • school and. the.
lotality„enlivened, by a number Of.
anecdotes of the early
McGillivray, of
. Who. as Miss ,Fergusen 'taught bi the
school for several. years. -in ;the, sev-
enties occupied, a Place on the plat•-•
• form and gave a short-. addre'SS. •
'Dan Catheren, .O pupil of the
.eai'ly days and whohad•;e_oine all.
:the way 'from -St. ',Paul's, Minn., also
spoke ' for- a few, minutes.
• ,Mr. Herb Barnby, of Leamington.'
.wai 'another pupil -.of -the early; days
Who gave 'a ShOrt .address. `.1-1e..aahr
he • wasn'tmuch of: a talker, as • per":
haps seine 'of his sehbel'ingteS .Would
testifyHe re -Membered being
ially "‚dulls when ft came to • saying his
.
granirpar leSsons, Mr.Hamby, left,
the St: Helens district ,45 .ears 'ago
and • had. isited his batiVe, township
hiit once in that
Between . the .speeches: we/ e.• :given
..se1ections by the. Luc -know ' Pipe
Band; dancirfg 'Miss
Jennie MacFarlane, of 1St. Helens..
and Miss -IVTaebillivav of Winghaiii
, a ,granddaughter of the Mrs,: Mac-
Gillivray already referred to. Then
there Was.,'a song, by Mt. George
Clark fornferly'of • St.: Helen's'
. „ ..
vil-
lage,,.. now :of Hamilton, .andtwo,
songs by jiiruni§-kliinter,--- without-
pui•heteet.,:•,,(:t1:toug„11 .be`. is over 8O' 80), : a';
al "re-dhion would" hardly be coni",
, ,
Mrs. Welsh, of peor::-Kiiicai-dine•
Who,•:asMIsS r‘l.urray, was a' 'eacher-
inthe school, and Mrs:. James.,Ingles.
formerly' Miss • Minnie Gordon,
other Thriller i'teaeher :alSo• 'occupied`
seats .o'n the •platforin.- . •
.Many, of the, old-timers'eprcssed
regret that; Mr. J. W. Morgan: Who
was,biliecl for an address was 'iriable
teacher , the early 7-da3-s. was. im-
rnensly
popular,- in, the ,Seetion,. and
appears,' to, have 'bean a reall gOod.
He... was : greatly . :iiiterestad
In the growing boys and. did all that
he could to 'encourage' thein in manly
under. his direction. Mr. Morganhad
been lookilig, fOrWard, With. pleasur-
able anticipation to attendingthe re-
union'. but N„i:O. prevented by ill:heal-
. . •
-•tli fram.-making•the
Atthe same' tirne,, that the..speech7
firlinirl,,!^'f&i.iel:d7s fig:41.87:W.cornat the piOt-,f'oe
FcopdttetQcl to
the iveSt'el„.the school: .gretnids. for'
die .entertainnieni of those who onof the pl'irC.--\flflE!iS gpp0ar ill
-
Seine,'W
, ho. -•
• • ....Si:one:Who. Sent Regreis,
• . .
•' Thirteen' eailie'oVer .1W 'auto fiom
. .
•Flint,•••••1ri&h....and
them.' .heing Mr, john•• Rutherford,
the 'oldest "61d boy", to •"Cenie- beak,
Ile' was . accompanied bv...a O11 l
grandsoh and a greatrgrandsOn . and.,
7'f° ottil°;111(7.11:ii'la'
{h ht of homc comi'
published; 'elsewhere. 'Alt,: Rutherford
St ,Hlens.
treaty and Hei h Bu nh c,airia
•thaek -.front ..te.ontington, Ont.. after
being ,:awa.y,,,441-.,yers.".'"Ak...1)4,..5,.:,.."thpy..'
66117611 -
lows They aliPear..fo' Ni;Tnr..„.w01
they:, don't look 'ameh oi 45 et,
JohnSlimMe aMither ,bpptliar
hey in ,:by.:gOile,"daya,', tte has ., been',
• doWrt•in grttaaels:,,the past :31,76tirs,
and fOr one" reasen, and another', „ hey.,
et gerba'elt trntiI last ;Thirtaday:. •
Lettei d telegramo, eNtii•essing.
regretS that the So:lidera ceuld, tiot
cOnie 'Were, reediVed froin the fo11ow-
ReAy West, Mitt.,
Miss C B Oordon,..Ottnta
, C401101% Ahtabi.ila, 0h�
R, Cota.istlne, Titandoh, Mith,„
I. Eight TOM, P.,. 84 -Odderilch, Ont,
gls$ 130Attiq itgi4eitiou, .41110014
• . ,
11;StcrY-,- Of' llig,”.;SCIWPI
;The:. first 'si1iooj -hous in. Sectio
No, :0=i; West ANtawanosh .Was, built and
st?..iPqen t 11rn-' 4it5adu
. 'stoodstOrtho
°ri .t,h6i: e'tahset
d
little cemetery epposite the • presen•
school. It was srnaIl log structure
, with very equipment of ^ any
kind,, the schollajs' having. to :sib 'on'
benches; without backs an0 Without
desks. On, the('onehing day just three
boy attended, grid .one of these • threc
" •
Mr. John ‚Rutherford, ',still of th97St
Helens district; was at at , the: re -union
The other' two were, Hugh •Ruther'
ford, a 'brother of John,-,. and A. D •
Cameron ,who. for *over 20, ye,4i.s hp- ,
faro his death.. was deputy sheriff Of
Flurrni Count'. 'His • widow .440e,41Aded
';.he, re -union„, Mi. ‚Hugh Rutherford
;alSo „passed ....away:Some ':yea-rs
Cameron ,Was., the first: boy to enter
'the' 611001. 'The story is told that .a
, • • .,
race „was arranged. between the boys
A. ,DI Cameron.and Y�hn Rutherford
Cameron, starting, frpm-.a point north
of 'the school 'and RutherfOrdfroma,
point: to the south. Cameron won the
;race 'and the distinctieh, Of being the
f hist TboY to enter, the':school.,. The,
two heys.^. grew to manhood in the
csipneictiye da ntdr:sott4 sf6
wereo„a4ftgetri .years0nire-
,he first, teacherin this ,‘‘school,
Was a- Mr ' Peter Clark who. -later
,lxinght a 'farin in' the .7th Concession
, of Culross near 'Teeswater where- as
many .years. •
• This original school soon proved
tog'sniall'and a „frame ,schobl -house
was :built on the West- side' of, the
road in :1867 There Were big and
fast-growing f,arriilies in these -days
,(Continued en.7page 5) ,
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., Special Assortment : of
Breads, Cakes and Pastries
for Saturday "
-11--,Stor.1:60se
-.Civic Holiday.
oitday, August 4th
,•
Better ancl-Eggiiat-Beet Prices
at •
Holiyman's
Phone 36,
Luck ac w
• PIIYSICIAN'
DR. W. V, JOHNSTON., B.A.' M.B.
At the Office of the !ate Dr.,
Elliott, Lucknow.
Office Hpurs:. 9 to 16 A. M.z 1 to
,
3PM, 6.30 'to 8.P.,1%.
Good Signs Painte
. Aliso
At.yrOs, I3UGGIES AND
WAGGONS
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-Anything You Want In That Line
Get -Our. --Price
Satisfaction Guaranteed
ERNEST scorr- „LANGSIDE
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IN THE TOWN HALL, AUGUST 3r4, AT 3 P,m. 4
GOSPEL•SEKV.I.CE
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Pastor Holliday will preach on -“Fulfillled Prophecy"
.:...pRopgRms OR SALE'
The following property, a,11 situated intheVillage :
of Lucknow, being pail of the Estate of the late Wm. Allin,
• are for sale - I"
PARCEL NO. I.
Solid 'Brick -Stoi.e,-. wi,th dwelling oho -4%-i and now occupied as
• a dry good's stor.e, , situated on. the North Wait •corner of
• . • Campbell- and4-Inglia,Stseets
PARCEL -NO.• 2,
Fraine •Dwelling, two •Stories, with large lot, on -West Side Of
, Inglis Street c close 'to busfneSS sectien. - -
PARCEL NO.- 3
TWo-story •Brick , BlOck, now :occupied as a •, gen'eral store,
.jeWellry „stere - and., farm. implernent Wareroomi. ' The second,
floor,ocauPied,as
flees.. This " property is ,firse class Atate of repair and has '
: 'been neWly decerated, ;situated on south side side "of , nCamPbell •
Street. •e •
li.kItCEL, NO., -1.;•:•.
One -tory Vrame 1310k o four stores, /IOW Oceupied: at a bar-
ber Shop,-.1atiaiiry and • gents' tailerini. Thise t '
prop r y itu
'ated,'on'north "Side „of Campbell Street,
IYAliCEL NO. 5,' '
. .
Two FrameBuilding of two • stores, now "oeCupied•:aaa
•shoo'irepair and. harness shon,, situated on south side of Camp-
. .,
belt, 'Street,. ,
Luge
:ot‘tIotrho„,:t6iwiett-::sotoxi,rey,lliflz.nie uliding-bas ..been 'nsed; a,..dr"F good*
et: .f-rol'Id'it'g---e'r on riOrth side 'ot: canipbell ''Street,,
•
I'ARCEL NO: 7.
Two-story „Prame Builchng of twO. stores; on south side Of
'CaMfibeil Street •-and -new .occupied as a ,
PARCEL NO.6,'
° 'Reaidenee" on ItaVeloCk Street, next to the, :Methodist
fully .equiPbed,,, bathroom, ,electrie- lights, hot air int -node,• -
sleeping, Porch, liz,trct and soft Water, large front verandah with.
la -p at •front and hoth sides of house, driveways aid 1age
garage—foe three cars, fitrnaco and fritft cellars: are sePar-',
• tiims that make; ideal s'iables, and dive sheds', garden at rear
This property is one of t1),: bost 111 'LucknOw„ both ts regard's
location' and ,general '
,
. These. p'ropeiiieg can be inspected by interested::'
,
p'artiei
g and for Prce-and tern -is,. Write •
,
10 Xing Street
AtChlainthain On:t4rkoi
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