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LUCIENONAT,
• DENTIST
Dr, MacLeod Will visit IalcknOw
every- Tuesday in Dr. Connelra Office
-.Dr. McInnes. Chiropractor. of Wing
/ham, will visit Cain House. Luck -
110W. forenoons. Tuesdays and' Frit,
nlaYs.' Commencing April ' 29th. also
*welt the hotel at Dungannon` same
days early , afternoon. _ •
• DR. PARKER, .n?STEOP-ATEI.--,:at--the
'Cain Hoppe, Lnelnioin every Wed-• '
nesnny attereena. All chronic, dis-
egsen successfully- treated. Oetert-
enithe netnoves- tnen. physical causes
• on disease. Adjitatinent of the
spine' is more quickly secured and
with iewet treatments by Osteo -
pinny than by any other method..
DR. MAUDE C. BRYANS '
Registered Optometrist
Graduate Department of Ophthalmol-
ogy. McCormick Medical College, Chi-
cago. 111.' • ' '
. 'headaches. Dry Itchy Eyes. Granu-
fated 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
Propene fitted Lenses,. .• •
•Setisfactisin Assured - --
, At the Cain House, Lucluiow, Every,
Wednesday- Afternoon and Evening.
7., • •
Wall Paper -1 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 rny house, or will
take theta to your residence-eR. .1.
' Cameron, Box .174, Lucknow.
AtcoNgY TO LEND -On faille prop-
erties at b% -Geo A.. Sicidaln
'WOOD polit: •SALE
Hard and bolt •Wood -oft :Wood
• good for .suninier rise -large • quan-
• . Lay of hard. wood. 'Ennuine. at, 'Jay-.
eiliee; Luenno'w. n 7 31n7 -if.
Car of Gunn's Fertilizer. Expected
soon, leave your, .oeder at G. S.
•Robertson's.
FARM FOR SALE
The IVIcNaughton Farm, Lot 22,
B. R. S. Gen., Stanley, 100 acres
mole or less, is offered for sale. :The
• 'farm is first class •ad •the location
on____Bay_field_Read near Varna is
most desirable. Buildings, soil; time
• ber, 'water -facilities and .cultiviation
are all good. Apply , to • inns. ...Vic -
Naughton, •Executrix,i on premises,'
on W. Brydone, Clinton, Ont. '-2178-e
CARETAKER „WANTED
Applications Will be received up
till August 25th; 1924n by the Chairman of ° the Warden's Cominittee,
Robt. McVittie,Southampton, Ont.,
for the position of
• CARE AKER.
OF :THE COUNTY BUILDINGS
Walkerton, Ont. '•
--Salary $750.00 per year. Free house,
fuel- and light. Duties to commence
•• -September- 15th -.---1,924:14 8-r
1Rooms For School irIS--In
formation at The .9,titi•nel, Office.
FOR SALE -r-- Corn: Binder, ,in good'
n repair -John Turner 11 Con. Waw-
"' anosh, 1 ,R 2, Lueknow., •
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TILE -Now ready for delivery,
sizes...1, .11,, 4,, ..5n..6nand,...7-inchese
Thomas Phillips, SL Helene.
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PRIVATE pALE.
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The following:- hOuseneld `.‘articles
• will he Offered for ..sale, privately,
at the home Of Mrs., Elliott between
2 and 4 Onloen and 6 and 8 o'clock'
,., each Wednesday, and -SetUrday.
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''Be,droom fdrniture, Dining -room fur-
:tn. nitereenGoniennOak eflail-racinn-Manee
gann. China -cabinet; Davenport, .Stie-
• ,' , tellers, ?Rugs/ Carpet., sweepers, Tab-
• les; Chairs, • Pictures, Mirrors, .0dd
.Dishes, Fruit•-•.gen-lers•i•-•1' Creeks, and,
jars, Canpenteea toolti.Gaiden'teolse
•
, Raspberry picking is the order of
Mrs.-• Glen lieliingten and
dau-
ghtor re spending a' few' (lairs with
MTS. Glen's Oaten Mrs. • George
•Richardson-of-ricareTeenwatern-----
• ,A largenumber oinftiendv attende.
ed the reception at Mr:: Albert Stan-
'AeyninlastnThunsdayeninght..,..411 ...report
11 *g00a.tin10,, •
Mr. John Winterstein• • is working
at Mtn, Walter Kaake's for a few
&On. ••
•,There W8 nee March service on
Sunnilyoit„., accOurit of having • , a
special- service in Bennie oim Sunday
Moreinge *••
'atid*-111rtn''GeongenBanneiminif
anent Sunday visiting friends near
, .
„Ripley, • .
Mr, and MrS, George Colwell, and
family and Me, ',and Mrs, Will, Ab-
bott spent Sunday at Mr. And Mr”.
hit ' nf noar Walkerton.
Ivid:At" AND, GENERAL 41T-
.
Mr. floe •McOlure is at his home
here on a ehort vecatien.
Mr. Geo. Dqughts, Jr..ie home from
Stranfond on a week's vacation. '
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.1 :A :contingent of LucknowBoy
Scouts are camping at Point Clark
week: _
----Igiss7-Florenee7Ma7-eGregn
'of Chicago, is visiting at her home
on Rdss Street. • .
' enihion, apparently, lost• from
.an automobile awaits the owner ,at
The Sentinel oftc,e.
,
Mr. and Mrs i Tom Marks and
little on of Stratford were in town
for 'a few days this, week; •
Mra. W. E. Gaynor, i erid)r,
Mich., was a recent vis tor at
Cain House for a fe ys. ' • -
Miss Francis Cain and Miss Irene
Bradley of Ripley are attending the
Millinery opening at London. '
Mr, , and Mrs. Andy Wallace, and
little sOn Pearth; visited with Mr.
and Mrs. John Spindler' last week.
Mr. and Mrs„ Chas. Steward and
children visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Emmerson W. Waw-
anosh '
Mrs. -Janobe and Mrs: t wackhamer
of Detroit are gueets ,this week of
Mrs, T. W. Smith and Mrs. Alex
Ross:,
Misses , Marion, Margaret a nd
Florence MacDiarmid are -in, ton
this week having come up from De-
troit and Windsor.
GordonMrs Johnston,. Bobbie and
Betty have. returned to Toronto af-
ter spending..a month with Mr, and
-Mrs. RuSsell Robertson.
,
Dr. A. I-Itiebscherwerlen and his
brother, ,Frank, motored over from
Buffalo tovisit at r the Cain 'House
(luring the past -week.
De -Campbell ande wife, of St.
Louis, 140. who had motored up to
attend. the Seaforth Re-union,nneade
a caIl on Mrs. Elliott last week ___,
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.Miss Marjory Gaynor, •daughter of
-Mr.'S. P. Gayreit, of Wheeling, West
Virginia, was a guest at the. Cain
House for a few days recently,. '•
The value .of •the Canadian Nation -
.11 Exhibition plant is placed at $11,-
J00,000, made up of $6,000,000 in
buildings and $5,000,000 in grounds.
Miss Marin MacMillan who was
a guest at the home of her uncle Mr.
,l'hillip MacMillan left on , Saturday
for her home. in Grand Rapids, • Dak-
ota. ,
-1111.1A.-Diekie, of Texas; Mrs. Cal-.
ay, ,and daughter Margaret, Of La-
peer, ., were 7
Mich ' visitors at the
home of R. J. Cameron. the • past
week. . .
Mr. and Min. W, 'Elliott of New
York 'City, Mrs. M. J. Johnston of
Toronto,. and 'Mrs. M. Nienelson of
nincnnokannviSited'nthe:;filinrannie*ith
Mrs.' R. 'Mullin., • "
-!.111r. and •111rp. Siddall, Mrs. E. J.
Smith, Mrs, , Rooklid,ge and ' Mien
:Prances' Siddall motored to Ridge -
town • last week, Mrs. Rooklidge and
Mist Siddall going on from there to -
Chicago, Ill.
•. •
Mne",
motoretl• to Kitchener nin, Monday'
and will be ..away., /444. theween... Mr;
'Munlien4i6 will Spend most ,of , his
on city business for the balance
of the year.'
• ItniSereported. that Mr D De•Gil-
lies, well ,known here, recently un-
derwent Seriont-...„Operatioa for
_s_lonynsh trouhle,_44 London. -
Gillies has not been, wellfor a year
or more.
. nnlVlargerinet-nTia aline daug'htem- of Mr
ancl Mrs. Robert Button who, a week
ago refuzned homo from a visit at
Windsor suffering from an attack of
paralysisis making vory,
lanorable,•nrogress,'nhavin almost
reedvered control of, her limb's again.
•• n_nn.--endetno-n-...
...BORN.----
TORRANCEn-. At • Oneen Victoria
Hospital • North BO (let Friday
August 8, ,tee, .Mr e and -Mr.
.j Torrance, a .ditneihten (4410 -Betty')
coNNELL-Ai
on August 10, 1924,, to tor. -and
Mis
M
Connli of Lucknow,
, a daughtbr,
,There are fid 'pelitilanent buildings
and aver BOO •temxoAry. structures
r r
Mr, wolttr Knako 14sollued, P4ir timo in Exhi.titlori, City, Tor'
' ontn7
The; hnine7ta1en nelteenn grj in
the Tonne, Hall Tuesday eVening di w
a "fall house," eveny 'available seat
being. .eceunied; As is usual With a
hoine-talent cm -inert the growd'Wan 111
a Sent' of " iree-and-eaty humor," so
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there was more than the usiref
-4nOunte-efezaiiPlaaseenandniumber----of:
,encheret; The ,program wasn't entu e-
ef honie predaction; Mr, Hann Mer
nGee, ofAb1ing wiTii
ber of humorous songs and sketches;
in Seqteh, .Irish and "rubei' costunien
The 'chain -lien PrOnonneed' Mr.,,MeGne.
a. very good Harry Lauder inntatoi• •
He mane' lots of 'fun and was called
back at each appearance. Miss Hou-
ston, of Auburn made a very clever
aceompanist. ' .•• •• •
made a very clever accompanist. ,
- Mr. John' Jonni, Hon; President of
the. Bowling Club was chairman and
entertained the 'audience with a chair-
man's adnresa and 'a number of heinn
°reps. stories, LucknoW.'Melodn On-
ehentra gave the opening, nuniner, nnel
several selections ' later. Othe:. local
contributors were: Messrs.. Wilfre.d
and ,LoVel. Mairdeeh, instrumental du=
ete'(trombone and , cornet); Me. Can
-
rick Douglas, solo; a quartette, ceran
'nosed of E. •Henclerapn, H. Aitches,on,
T: S.? Reid, M. Johnstone, Mies
Mahle AIIm, telo;' Master 136bIne.
Thompson, •recitation; Miss Martla
MacCallum, a p d MaLle • keC1,...ire
(been; 'Mrs NOWt(ill.' awn MrS
Plane., due•tin .Mies Ma-,
era, reeita.--ion;. Mrs., J. nkresley joyat
solo; Meners."Wn3.• St•indier a -ad Jtie
Hassel, nton'sh-oegan duet n G,
H, Sznitin•Mra. T. S.. Reid, Mene•-nTen-
ton and Mits. Maly Denelas- noelinthe
Piano in different =inhere. ,
The Bowling .Club under v,nhcse
management , the coneert was, Leiner'.
haiLmede all necessary, preparation to
have the „program given_ on 'tile Bow-
ling Green, hut rain corning on tie
the evening,this plan hed to be giv-
en up, so there was a, good dear of
labor in vain on the part of the club
members who did the Work. How-
ever, as a business undertaking the
affair; no doubt turned out all right.
----o o o
SOUTH KINLOSS
ThenVV, NI. S. was held at the
home of Mrs. Allister. Hughes" .on
August 6th 1Vliss' N. Nichqlson. pre-
sided. Mrs. A. Sutherland took the
Scripture Study several' of the lad:
ies offered Prayer and the roll call
was answered by a• verse of Scrip-
' ture, The supply' Sec. asked .that all
articles for :the bale be in by _August
25th. A duet' Was , given by Misses
Marion • MacDougal and Mary Camp-
bell. The topic which was given in
the-forin\e-of -a-contest- was --read by
Misses*H. Sutherland, 'M. MacLeod
and A. Hughes after singing a hymn
the meting closed with Prayer.;
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THE WET WEATHER
'
The rains which have come on so
npersi sten tlynall-nover -Wet tenne-Gittarn
io or the nett month, is thneatening,
the fall ' wheat .with = considerable'
damage. The wheat drop it One, of
the hest ever cut in the province', but
'with heavy rain' coming every, other
day thene. is liltelynto be damage' by
sprouting
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s'ErGHTOT't014.'101q1iSS:'
•''••;11in's';Gedie'Veedhain and ,nonnbnle,
and, Keyes, spent Sunday
at Mr.! John Cillbeit'enn',
- Miss Hazen Culbert spent last:week
the guest, of Miss Valeta, Werdellnin
Kincardine. • '
' The "Misses:Noble, who were Visit-
ntni•Tn'a,n7J-is.Ross'inhave refirn-
ed ,to'heirherne.,in Guelph: '
Mrs. Brock, of Byron, who wa vis-
iting relatives in our burg, -' motored-
„
home .On Sunday. • . '
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Mr, end Mrs; Abe 'Culbert spent a
--day-rthirweelt•at.Mtf-Wtm-Cengrairt's:/
= .-"Walter';GUlbert.'"spefitthe,parst Week
with his cousin, . Spence. McFarlane,
MisiTAda. Baker IS at PresenCunder
'the'Wnithen,„ • nn
'Mr.:. andeNtes....,George ',Banner -Man,'
, .
Ehnen,' Harold. and tva Spen,t an an.
teniooa this. Week ,at, Mr. John Cul-
berts
A Connie of 'our; -boye make regular
trips toward the lake: tnitlOt8Uriti
they have Particulat liking for the
cool lake •breezet, thee days..
Many farniers are getting Very.
anxious about the Whnat
the eontintted rein ;and heat '04'18111g
lio104,0, it to 'estArt t000ti4
14t4a MaoMao.t.a0rie y.isited, At 'her par,
entRo bonlo. llonfst
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THURSDAY, AUGLJST i4th, 1924.
bowoB
Out of 193 Papers written iny*51,'
Lower Scheei -Students of the Luck
. . .
new Selloon, ,1,74 obtained•pais mark.;
eittinr an the papers set by the tea-
chers throlighout the' year, 'on on the
nn'Pern. net by the ''Pennntrnent in
nine; a Pefeelifi"e'-of successful
,'.nanexsnof "•
.. At the DepertinentaLnEnantinan
Jaen, 47 papenanwerewritiJ
• fen 30 obtamed Pass marks leavin
17 nailtarep altogether. This 'indieetes
that, the standard. setby the teacher,
:has; been',somewhat highnr than tl:Int
Of the •DePartmeit, bit nevertheiens
fair; as 'students ,i,rindoubteilin
had •, the Yeains testhad to write on the Dpatncn&
s- aien
Students'. may • obtain 'neentleates
,
by , applying to ' Mr, D. C. ninylor.
• ,Secretare of the .Sehoni noard,..- •
'R41(711-154 • are. the, names of ;tile
students,... writing. . at Idlcknow wi
the subjects .on lmicheacl wee Sue-
cessfut . ,
Eliz. M. C. :AltorfLnEnn'..ineaniniar;
• •Pleysionnanhn. Arithinetict '
•'Oliyen'Alt-einnenneenGnarnrnar; InhySi
qa-raphyn' Zonle'ner• •
Anne 'lloWlesn-Art; deorg•ranhn,
Burris- Eng.' -„Graniniare
.„"..PhYsiogrannyn Aritnynetic; 7,00ln
Grace (Miner -nun-, Geography.;
' Cane History. • • "
Bessie.J.Cheenint-n.GeographY:; "ZOol
:. Eng. Grammari Phytionra-
,• . •g • . ,a •
Winona ch'esinit-Geognaphy;• •
Art:
" Can. Ilitern. 'Botany 'n • -
Mary • 'Douglas-- Geography; Art.,,
Csn. Ilistory;
Winnifeed ,Doliglas-nCeography; Art
-Can.. History; Botany, ' •
'Ruby; Everett'-Gepgraphyn Art.' •
Ruby' Pelce-Eng. Geaninnar;n,-Arith-
' niefic; Zoology Can flistery; •
Duncan J. Finlayson_.Can.nliistony;
, PhySioetraphy . • •'
. •
•Margaret K. Geddes -Eng., Grammar
'• Arithnietic•-• ZonionY.: •Phi, era',
• . .
phy
David,. Grantn-GeognaPliY.; :Can, lli.is;:
tory ;' Art; BOtanif.' .
Isabelle Grnut-TPP:. Grannu,0-.;: 'Bo-
tnv„Phys ionnaphy ; 'A rithinetic
•ZPolonY.
Lena' Hac:kett-..n. Eng.' Grainnitart
• , , ,
..,Phytionraeny; .Arithinetic;
BiLly henders.cni-eGetigraphy;-can:
History.; Art il BotanY. • • ,
Morgan Inenderton-Ge•eg'i'•a.phy:.
• • Cen. Rittory; Ant; Botenen.
Noritin Hodgins- Geograpa'A
y; . rt;
Willie. lIonatnn-Entr. Graminar; Phy-
. • . .
‘snography; Botany. • -.
Dennis, J: .11oganArithmetie;' noel-
:
o» -y, Physiography; -notany.
, •• • • .
•
Marion ‘. Jamieson --Can. tor:y
, .
ttordon Jonzisten --. Cain : !listen,
Ai •
n Geography; Art; Botany, • ,
Geography; An. Bo,tanyn,
Olive . R • Ken n edyn,--E,ngen-;. nrina:r;
Arithmetic, PhYsiegraphy; Zpol.
'Annie. V. KetchabaW-L- Arahmetic;
'
ZoologyEng •GraminarnPh i
.ography.:
Jeaw.L..-LancA-Ttithnletie. ”
IsAbelle .MacDonalnin..,Granimar:'
ZoologyPhys i ogre phy, ;. . • Ain tln
metidt Can. History„,- , • "
Selena •G: MacDonaldenArithinetid.
Rena ,MacD.onaldGeognaphy; At,
. •
• Can, History, Botany,. .
Max i•o a ; • MacDougall- GeographlY;•
.Art; Can,-Ifiet.pry;. BotaiaY,.- •
Sarah, ..Macliver-e GeographY;'' Art;
CanIliptor.y; potanY;.
Gnarl r1VI eK brie e enG nogna Ph Y.;
Can, .Histery, • BotanY:',
Many: D, MacKenzie-Enge • Granunny
Zoology , Phytiograplinn. Arith-
m• etic. . „. • '
M y 'MacKinnon,- Can. •IliStory;
'Geogrephy. • ' ' „
Mnairen'Merean-L= Geog.
' ,ean. History; Botany: .
MurdochArithrrretip., •
Winnifred *I'ereyenGeop;raphy; Art;
jenneRitehieenGedgeaplinenArten,,,Cenn
. History; ,BotanY. _nen, ,
Marga•ret. E. Rivert-,Feig. Grm
amaen
Ft
;PhInSlOteitenllY3.•",•Anitinitneen 2.,"",Znni;
Al ice
PhysiograpWt, Aritinnetie; Zool,
Lottie Stnith-Can;:::.
°KY; Eng. Graminar; Physiogra-
* ' •
•
F.
Aoyd."SteinGeographY;, Amt.'
Teati L SteWart-nEng. -Grammar;
ZoOlog.;.-,Pilysiographiy;.”-Arithtmetic,.
iesste Stewart-L.Can.' 1.11Storyl.
Geography; • Art; •Rotany,,'
Marion - Stewart -Can; illetern; Geo-
graphy; 'Att.; Botany, :
rene.'Strathilee,-=•Crin,,-.1iistOqf Geo-
graphy; BotaUY..
Andre* M. TheinnionenEngn Otani;
Wit"; P1lintIneft141 Atithtilettni.
• ActOgit,1,,I„nnenoannt.... aneieri •
•nennen, e•ntle,
#i •
SINGIX-COPIES, CE,NTS,
,Z4D.13-N
laren Mint' Girl L'OSS .1.4re
Ann „"ArbeiNlith
,
•-Thet.Mis Annie Pickering bad,
!oat her lite by. droWning in 'a small
lake near Ann nrber,:on
Oak was- thsacLnewn-whiell• ;Shenk -n(1'
_thin cpmananitin Die -.NIOndaY,':--,-MiVie
Pnekering's home Ives at ,Paralainuetn
•a fe'iin thireSwea 'gad-
eshir„..ivas ‘:and most favorahln
theenghnift the diatniCt, and In
,
nueltnew.• nliss ,Theiterang ennupien p
position, in '..,Detroit: for - anfeW 'yearn
pant; •arel- reecntly spent 'two n nekS
with her moth,ernarin ,sintern at hein
honice, She, Was then 'the', .pleture. of:
health and' in the „ hignes't geed
spirits, so that in Was 'difficult for
:noinlibont nn believe! that the bright
young •lifc had':' been so suddenly
ended. •• '•
It .110Pa-in ,,that Inekering
With a numberof friendi. had gone
ever td % Ann Arbor 'where tnere is
,what is considered: good bathing
grounds. in, 4 nember of sialllanes.,
,A number. of: the party had been. in,
,the 'Water wihinth was , .1Q pr. 12 feet
•eleep' for -:ecepe time and, all 'had
:to go out. Near .the •thotennliSs
•Piekerinn skald she. would go beCk -ter
• en o Cher • dine, A .neting ,m n -who . wet:.
'near her -deq'idod. to foliew. ,Fo'r
a moment he lost sight, of .n,ern 'and
hdn 'tibticed her, hand up as thoush,
in ,.tlistreis. j1en't•Wic.;e2got 'hold of her
but was, unable to gQt fo ".shallow
ter: A 'half . deem A:nod n, ni ers
Werenriow •in,;the wetsr,biet•.the drow-
in rig ,giri h an gene ,nonen.:aihircl thine,
'and over nhen• brink of a. deep; hole
:where., the niettorn .dropt,' to rrearn-
fbetY feet. All &rents' after thnt 'fail-.
'ed to., loea,te 'the' body ....and at time of
writing it was net. receYered,
Much .snnipathy is n'''feltn for • .the
• .
bereaVed , mother,. •:and • sisters who
fhTi-share' ' of
Suffering through Picknese, -
. Mips Ada :Pickering a`sstny of the
-cieneneed"e17.0. also was in • Detreit
eame.. home' o'n,-Tnestlay. A Married
sister'Nfri: Alexander resides in bo-
ll -oft.
' Miss -Pickei•ine, wan 'fin .yearS. 6f
age -andnaelerrghtneheerfain Y On rignew e -
taan.
n-rno
. ST. HELENS
' Mr.' Robert nkleGuire of 'London is
a visitor with Mr Ede .Tlioin's. .
, •
"Mies Margaret Miller zind •Mmss
nlary McQuill n ame spending. thenre,-
• , .
niainder of, their vacatibin at their
home here,
Mr Haeydy Webb and Gliidys
. Webb Were holidaying at Kincardine
,Beach ',for, a• few daysthis. week.
. • A .,nurnbeen ef the' -youag ' nee nle on-
e-nine:4'a Picnic; at- Kincardine on '.Sat..=
.urday,1:
An .,..enjoyabit.! and profifahln.,-time
wee' anent nt the Caifflmmnity Hall -.on
-FiTday evenng When .Rev; .
,Cumininn gave the audience •the ben-
efit of the course fon Rutel Leader-
ship that he atteaded at the
recently. , The 'Meeting was tinder the
' ' tnt t
:ausincen-enfent en: meat --en a a e-
, •
'and besides the niddres. Were vidlin
.8eFtiOnS hy,-:Aleininntillernnnunin on.
• the Victrola aid,
. Mrs, Alex -Leaelr and son, Willie„
,Detroit are. with n ,Mrs.
Leaen's..brotner arid sister' Mr E.
,
,Tham's ;and . Minn Gillies. ,
'Miss .,tggani: of •Ripley Lwas Abe.
"-guest': of!. isg,i'4%1 roli n
Webb 'this Nneekn .'• •
Mrs;. 4os. Gana, spent a few; days'
last week With her daughter '...ntes•-.
, , ••
•JOhn Scott, L41ie.S.
• The ganle. of, , .baseball between
kerinetin•Oarn6i0filz:,. , Applcnn.pinkeen
arid S. S, No. !,4 Whieh wmts to, hav,d
PlaceAlie day' bf, tho
PlaS'a lent- Thins -don roe
, ,
suiting - i n'Tki -Victory for tIme• 'Appt,
Pickers. • .' .
tine„,,Onnki Ode niel
rentturinzinVhp-
005, • ' •.`
ami• Mrs, Robert Reid:ftnd Pn
os_nnnitalearnandellins,Mij Reid
Rid'.s' Sister, Mrs,,, R; -.T., „Woods dur,
,the, week, • • • "
honle Sree
;
•
nnE-InD
M. Geonge' NjeNamara spent ,a
few day a •visiting her enanin in Tore:
0749. ••'
Mss •Annin Clark, of Saskatoon;
SaSk.,. yisited•with frientis.an,Kintail
•at week. ••
, C.Px „'
spetiding a 'few days with• friends ,at
ellc.heraye' enneenneene nee, 4-, ,•;,••••-...-.‘•
Al1,e8lie'7..13:ri-StUn 'Of Dg1.148 *were
the guente:of Mies
for The week -end
' Miss Bessie J?amnb of Lothian .
ennted with. 'finends at ,Cationr fon a
rem- last week.
'Mies . Grace I3aird• of `'nararnOunt
spent the 'Week end with Miss Mary
nICLean of Inicknowe • •,
Minn Mary.. and Dorothy tcrepsti•
stfebit;tnlite. weele'end .with
'iends in tancti
111r's, George, Stockholm of Detroit
s visiting with, Mr. and MKS.' Neil
McKenzie of Lochalsh.
41M i s s 'Margaret , nicDianinid of
.,i • • i
.ninlsor.., visted with friends r
'arawount dimring the- :week.'
Mrs. Brown Jinn her ,claughten, Miss'
Viiss Ar.nie, of Detroit, are visiting
..t the Cameron honienan.Lenhalsh. ,
Mr..Rae MaeDianmid -of Chicago
. •
visited Witli nIr. and Mrs: Grant Mc-
ninrinid of 'Paraineunt last week. •
Miss..Myra.`„McDonaid ,of tneknow
wea the enie‘n't Of Miss :Dorothy Pien-
erine•. of Paraindunt during the, week:
Air. and .1VIes.: Jack, Henderson arti
Chinlren. of: naranionnt visited - with:
• friends at •Kirittein.cluninn.. thenweek,
Miss '1,01:Ilse Murray df • Stratford
is snendjag her vacati-on n With her
Mis ,Mary Ross of Lochalsh
n-MrS• Beckie tindsay,who i§:
in ...Lunknow, 'spent •,• Sunday , the
•Mi
4-4
neetn„ . Lizzie Stewart, of Loch-
alsh; • •
• Mrs: Peter MeDepald...nr 2nd_. Con:
'spending a feW,days„ with, her dela-
ghtet-111,ra. Eldon Henderson of 'Pare-
MOont.
Miss Louise McDonald: of Toronto,.
in spending hernnacation,..the 'guest
Of heraunt, Mrs. D. MaeLennain of
' : ..•
,
Mr:- Ken,. Murray arid ritoth,ein of
eStmatfordn -vi sitedn nen tin 7 their friend
Mits .Mary Ross ofntochalsh during.
tbe week.' . • ,
Mr . and Mrs. C. Raynand and Mr.
_ .
and •.Mrs,', Harvey' DobScin of - Ethel
Were visiting . Max Raynard during:
• the • Week.
, . Mr, and Mrs. Geo; Moore, -Mr.
John MacKenzie and Jack ,Ross' of
DetrOit are :visiting. at Me. Red, Ross
of Lochalsh. ”.
, Miss Flerericen MeGrenor, „R.N.. of
Week at the *McGregor home'. on the
, •
Chicago, yinited for a few days last
Lake ' Shere, '
Mr. ..Grahani ,•MeNey who has et7
'tended , Toionto Inniversitn ..• for
the .iast,tWo 'months is-back...to , his
Jicme_jn-711111711.-attlib'ilWilt7eb's.t.erand Miss.
Alton of •Lucknonn Wenn ••the
nueSts'. of Miss .Ellede, Stanlen. Lof
Paean -lona for :a .'few days.'
and, .Mrs. , of,
,
tk(1-31-r7--Ei-n-deentennIniten--Men,
Donald -of' Panamenre.)-notored nown.
Mr.' and Mrs. R ri; -.NieRori'4i.e• and
their daughter; Miss, Ruth, of Strat
f:ord; Motored up and spent „ few
,dane'vfnitinn.friendt .at Lothian./
.1
•,,M1-7; • And •: • 'Mrs. Peter pahniern of.
near' kinCardine .Mrs.:,Morrison
Itn,d4Tharlie,t`rOtKiii1ossvsited with
Mr -and Mrs. Wm. .of
payaolooat... :
held ---the'Ke'Atir-
meeting: nt,;.the Herne .of 'Minn
Robert McDonald's a . good,
attend -ante- presetri,r-,,,rol, call,'
Was 'ans'werecl by ary,d,
recipe. ..A.-discu8$kiu .dn -etartn
iee 'Clailn6T4-'Making.,(1.91), took' up.:
-rhentineettn=q.:-..:'Ther.,balance
;if Prograin ,0 • AA'ttS• ' finished .up ,hy;
instrtdiMei%,41piecting is to JJ 00014b%and : good, ecadtrigS...
Th
eptnm
To moot this. doal,atd special irlat.
at.-thenlidinneni-ZMItenDieltn...:Weinena"517,-;
votors4. Eceutifori5. Aviit„,,fia.,,opetated
• thn fienr. Snek. •tn Winnipeg ,without ehange ;ewe-
.• The pienfe. hold on the Paramount 'sisting of. !Convertible (berth)
ho6l'':gtodg , T.hursciak afte11n i cars of ...latest • 'design; .Lunclie
o'f "inSt 'week, •WaS
mifl'h. itas gottcn up by,Mm. J.trains • serving fOt4
1.,nckn ow,. in honor of •nittKAt..'reasonable. prices,' Purchase
of. ±iket' via 'Cnnatlia National
8atilt , WhO- .nailwaYa ..td t,Wititiiiieg ito Matter'
j, it; the ...g:cenes. of her girlhood days, wl:,,elher tout imia1 destination is a
VCd•Aogiiii)Tiht;11.0-1, point nn the ndkmi Nationai or
Thcsd
,itobttmOnllitsiony.itayll'16.,,s'in412., '$13..04 to, Autm', 26thv6,1.1111134 ttnd the far is
plus 166, watt tat.
terneen'tO ,41,-e1ese, Former' reaiclenta Vbt blither info atOrt and tleke
et. the !Oeitlit!'t Wh,O. 'wee 'PteSdAt• no0y, to 4; t7. Tinne
Wenet
Mr, Vnito 4qtint, 0.11.111, tmOktiOiVt. Qfit,
4AVel 1,14i 440,1*Pierin(dt 0.11g0$0;
'Parente. • - •
Provincial Constatilte Oliver, fins
been 'appointed to . Constable
'Rlood's place., Although 11,1;;, 'Rlood'
reported to haye ;taken' a turn for
the better -recently it m tionbitn.l if
-he' will ever be Mite- to -:drni tile' ,uni-
forrn of the police agaih,
_. ,,, .
Kenneth' ThanipsOnCail., 1118tbrY
Art; Geography.; 'Botany,
E. Carlipheli ThenipsOri-Eng, Gniun-
nlarl IllyniOntaphy; Arithreetre;
ZOOlann,
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.Saturday Specials
Star Cakes Madiera Cakes
Cream S.1.ieS. Rose Tarts
• Raisin .Bread. '
Whole Wheat tread.-!
attei:jand-Egia-atl,Beat-leiricegi,-
• Phone 36; Lacknt vi
Good Signs Painte
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An) thing Yeu Want In That Line
" Get Our Prices,:
Satisfactien Guaranteed
,
ERNEST SCOTT - LANGS/DE
,••I••••••
Mrs'. Stockharn, Detroit. Mx. Angus
eameron, Winnipeg Miss Margaret
MacD:arrnid, Windsor, Mrs. Clarkson
and daughters Lizzie,' Annie and
Bertha,• of Windsor and Detroite Mr.
and Mrs Pratt, Mrs W G. Murdoch
and son Andrew, Sault Ste. 1Vlarie;
Mr. and .Mrs. Robt. Hamilton, De-
- 0 one-.
1VIAFEKING
:•14
Isaac 'Cranston eommenned thresh-
ing -operations Monday at AIr.' Stepli-
' en S n ens 1,7ery". little wheat has '
, • , . •
neen :battled:, in yet '-owing to the
frequent. showers... .
...Me. 'Carmen Stothers of Toronto
holidaying at his .former____home
imere Mrs. Stothers is • visiting her
parents. Mr; and Mrs. Wm. ,Stanley, • -
1Cineandine this week... '
Miss. Pauline, Reed of LucknoW is
,
Mrs.' Thos. •Anderson .spent part'
, • •
, her
cousin Jean Anderson.
of late week with her Mother,. Mrs. •
Paul'Reed • of Lucknoev.'
....My. and „Mrs....John; Smeltzer of
Detroit Visited -their neice Mrs. Mil-
ton 'Kilpatrick neat Thursday.'
n Mrs. Will. Gardner and .
of
Cochrane Stuart McKenzie of
..•
Lucknow .and•-ll'ev. I. W. and Mrs.•
Kilpatrick: arid .Margaret of ••••Bruce
paa,611 iisited-,at- • Mrn-Saar
Kflpat-
r:t]'s . during the. week. : ,
.Of
..Goderieh motored out Sunday to see
Mr, :Hugh Phillips,' who is quite ill.
' Miss Beryl Johnston returned last •
,week. from Kington where she has
bden attending Sumnier school. 4
• 111n. Jackson;; , Dr. M. Blake and
hildreri-ofTV-fiiiii-p-e-Fe-iTtrisitinn at. ,
the ..:Dr,s1. former. holne and , :with
• other relatives here,
n Did ,we 'hear anyone ing "Oh it..
Ain't a' goint rain n,itiore?"
Alvin and Lome: Hasty spent, the:.
week end with Mr. 'ann Mrs. John
Make.
n Min .„, n, 0, .npenneene eine teeennoine nen
Inreacnedein the 'Blake's and: •
ett's , Churches Sariday..kr. S. Sher-
. •
••,ittii:ege.d.nn,dPentbellee,46,;.due±:Ztvinnin-.,nbnp,q.nnrevC...eevrseedne,.
; Aun, 24t1i• 'Thern•will` be. no .preach -
11)1411.y:1 itnrin the. circuit
' Rev.. and Mrs. C. W. Devitt Cos -
ons are npending • their
nacaiien at .Pcdnt Clark.
and Mrs. .1, H Richardson
nnetored 'down, from 'Proton; and
1,8..000 NiEN 117Z...1;InTED' To liAR •
-SES.T.n.WESTERN, ,NADAnCIZOPn,
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