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rz.00 PER In .44i, IN .ADVANCE, $2.50 OTHERWISE;
Lucis.riow
• VETERINARY SURGEON.- D.
hilvh,rhono
-01111t or day.-tt„ LOCAL AND GENERA'L •
pENTIST
Dze MacLeod will visit Lucknow
'every Tuesday -in Dr. Connell's Offiee,
Dr. McInnes. Chiropractor. of Wing -
ham, will visit Cain House. Luck -
now. forenoons, Tuesdays and Fri-
days. commencing April 119th„ also
visit the hotel at Dungannon same
• days early afternoon. . •
,
*DR. PARKER saSTEOPATII the'
Gain li.ouSt., La....know..every Wed-
nesday afternoon...All chianic tha-
successfully tre ted. Osteo-
, pacny temoves- tue physicarcauses
of tease. Adjustment of the
aPine is more quickly secured and
with fewer treatments by Osteo-
pathy than by any other method:
Wall Paper -I haveon hand the 19-
.24 samples of a. number of the best
wall -paper houses and will be pleas-
ed to show them at my hcuseor will
take them to your residence -R. J.
Cameron, Box 174, Lucknow
•MONEY TO LEND -On farm prob-
. .
erties at 6%. -Geo. A. Siddall
FOR SALE -:A. very comfortable
dwelling, in good. condition. -Apply
.to Geo. A. Siddall.
WANTED -Girl to do gen eral
h Se work in A home in, Lucknow:
Apply by letter to* The Sentinel or
Phone 35 35-
'S:i.e.s.e.seosst; se,
• FOR :SALE--:-"TWo 'Melee eretor
of Aitken -bred stock.„ Prices
right for quick sale. Apply to Foster
Marshall, I. , Teeswater-Phone
54 r 2, South Bruce. •
FOR SALE -House „and tot in the
Village .of Lucknow, good comfort-
able frame dwelling and frame
__stable, one-half acre lot, good well,
prize reasonable. Apply to John J.
Hackett, Lucknew • Ont. '
` FOR SALE=s-Pandora Rangee-burns
coal or wood -in .fitst class condition
can be seen' ar former residenCe.
' 134.1•-P. • • ' W. Cohen'',
Monday of next week, Nov .10th,
will be Thanksgiving Pay-inCanada.
, Lest We .Forget -Buy a Veteran
Poppy for Armistic Day, Nov. llth.
ttemeinher; the .One 'Cent''Sale at
•Mclihies Drug store* this Thursday,
pridaY. and Saturday. ,
Kiss Katherine MacDougall is
spending a' few weeks vacation With,
friends at :Komoka and Strathroy.
• The local Cnicifellows Lodge held
their first: soclat evening of • the
season Priday of last week. There
was the usual enjoyable social time.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter* Moen, motor-
ed up from Kingsville and spent the
week end with Lucknow friends.
Chocolate Bars 7 for 25c at the
One Cent Sale at McKim's Drug
store this week. '
• •
Mr. and Mrs G. SWitzer,' of Holy -
rood, spent a ;lay recently with Mr.
end Agre T 131";11;pa G":1(g%
• We have. added Electric Wiring to
our business We are in a position to
serve You: Your order will ,:receive
careful atteation. Wm. Muedie & Son
Mrs. W, R., Farrier of W.,Wawan-
sh spent the past week visiting her
cinishe Mrs. R. T. Phillips, at Goders
The regular,- Meeting of the l'ai=
arren's Institute will be held in ;the
Council Chamber at 2.30 o'clock, on
Thursday Nov. 13th.
s ass/ seseesseese
ing the nursing course ,at the Gener-
al Hospital Toronto, is spending two
weeks vacation at her home here.
Mrs J. E. 'Agnew. is attending the
Western Convention of Women's
Institute at London this week, being
a delegate 'from the local branch.
Mrs. Robt. Cannon and little dau-
ghter ',have returned to 'Toronto.
'They were accompanied by Mrs
Cannon's sister, Miss Leu Smithwho
will spend a couple of weeks ih the
TheePaMilY •Theatre will reopen
for the season on :Friday- end
Satur-
day, , bet• 7 and 8th, showing "Six
Clylindee Love" -One show Friday
at 8 o'clock.. Two shows 'Saturday at
.8 and 9.30 o'clock.' Bert "Reid Mgr.
• LOST --On the road between Luck:
now and *\ Wingham, Dark -rimmed
Glasses. Finder 'please leave' at The
sentinel Office:' • • '
A Good 'Square 'Piano. . for sale - or
• rent Apply to W.,•• J. Davison.
WANIEDe:--Weinan. Or girl to assist
-With house work and mind beby
af-
temnoon Mrs; R. S..Wihon Bank of
CoMmerce. '
FOR
R. S.
Mr. and ' Mrs. K. G. Agnew and
little adze Douglas; motored-. from
Guelph- on ,‘ Tuesday and -Went a:
couple of *days with friends in Luck -
now and eicinity. Mrs. Agnew avas
formerly Miss Margaret Irwin.
Miss ' join MacCallum • who has
been teaching in 'Toronto since the
sThool opening, Was at her home
here a few days 'apt week. She lett
SALF,-- Woo or coal range
Wilson, Bank en'. Commence.
NOTJeCE ,
•
„on Saturday for "Hamilton where she
1 has taken a; permanent position as.
I teacher in orie of the public achooli.
1 ,
, Card of Thanks -Mr. • and Mrs.
smithing baiin
. J es Levis and family, S t.
Having disposed of 'my black-
ess 'I that all accounts
owing me 'to be paid on or ' • before
Saturday, Nov. . 22 'Albert 'Rivers.
-13-1.1-p. •
' • •
' Helens. wish through The: Sen-
tinel to thank the many 1 friends
, and neighbors for great, kindness
and sympathy shown during the
• the
• illness and at the death of their
dear sen and brothei.:
' Mr. Bert' ' Reed is back from
Ogema, ' Saskatchewan- where_he_has_
been during the 'harvest and thresh-
ing,. season Robt. Webster and Jim
Orr who went *est with Reed,decide
ed to remain in the prairie I country.
Crops . were good and :the , farmers
had fine weather about Ogema.
See Pahner's'for extra values in
Men's Overcasts, this 'I week, 1 another
large shipment just arrived all sizes
from 31 to 44; also. clearing balance
of Men's Suits and Ladies Coats at
greatly 'reduced eprices. -Standficld
underwear, blue label; all sizes on
'bargain table. Get your supply new
and ,Save Money; also we Will show
you. Many,. other..,SPecials. Come and
end
Look them r Over•: ' ' •
, E. A. Palmer, Lucknow
'
DANCE DANCE 'DANCE
.:..;-A-danee'5Will be given in"Lucknow
Town. 'Hall on."'Mendai7;.Noii.'''Ipth.-
Thanksgiving night Music I . the
Oriole '' Goderielt_ Orchestrate Conte
and enjoy a good time. Proceeds for
'Memorial Park purposes.
....SALE OF. CATTLE i ' •
- WIlrrECHURCH!
' Mr. 'and Mrs: Will Stuart Of. Pus -
]inch ,yisitecl 'a few 'dams" at the home
of his .cousin Mr. David Kennedy. .
, Mrt, and Mrs. Gibson :Gillespie at-
tended the funeral. of the late Mrs.
•-McGaVin at Cheslev last Wednesday.
Miss Ritchie, of Zion, visited a few
' days' last Week. with Mr. and Mrs.
• Victor Eiiiarierson..7 •
Mrs Charlie Gillespie of the West
• ". is Visiting at MT. John
Mrs. Martin and Bruce of 'Luck -
now . visited with friends here ' on
Sunday.
, Mr. John Mowbray is having an
auction , sale on November
Mr. and .Mrs. W. J. Henderson of
Winghem visited on Sunday at the
home of Mr. David Kennedy.
' Miss Merle Wilson is visiting a
few' days with her aunt Mrs. Simp-
son of Culross •
•,;:e4tre^rWilleAllon'eSitisited-.1Aiii1Sunday
)' at the home'Of Mie W: Its Farrier:
The concert put on by the Young
People last Friday Was a decided -
success. The proceeds amounted to
$25.00. ' •
Miss Annie Kennedy of Goderieh
...visited on Sunday at her home ,here.
Mrs Dave Gillies and Jean visited
• last Friday with Mrs. J. Dawson on
the 2nd , Of Kinloss. • .
Mr, Calvin- Falconer and Miss
Alice Bradford of CulroSS visited On
SundaY with Mr. and Mrs: Cecil Fat -
The' Amival Thankoffering meetse
• ing of the Women's Missionary So-
ciety wilt beheld -on Sundaymorning
• in the Presbterian church
Mr. and Mrs Jack Henderson_ and
children of Lucknow visited on Sun-
-dav 'Mr..,and,,Mrs;.Thos. Moore.
We ttre sorry to report that.Mr.-
John Gillespie as seriously 'hurt
in a ear aceident,last, . Wednesday.
The car upset in the ditch and
^Gillespie ,was under it about 20 min-
.
.1*
OAViite .
The Presbyterian Guild e • '
4. A.- fine 'crowd' was out; to 'enjoy the
good program put on by .the Loe'sasut
Committee on, Monday night., alie
usual opening exercises were followed
by the Seriptire reading taken t•Y
Calnabel4 The topic: for the
evening "IlaW dews Treated .11.e
Etteinies:' was handled` in an ab.65
and interesting .maimer by Mr. D. G.
MacKenzie. Miss Winnifeed Ferriee
•gave a reading; and. Mist Mary. Ait-
cheson sang a' nolo. ,,Art* address was
given by Rev. 'MacCallain in his usu-
al ernest . and imnressive manner.
group of , third form High &how
girls rendered a chorus, •and Mrs.
Newton and Mrs. Reid , treeted • the
Guild to a piano duet.: The Social
Committee :have charge e f :t h
Thanksgiving meeting next Monday
might.
The Epworth League .
The meeting opened with singing,
prayer and scripture reading ' by
Miss' 'Hazel Webster. Sentence • pray-
er were offered and readings on
prayer were read by Mrs , R. Ro-
bertson and Mrs. ..j.. W. Joyets A
'very instruetive and thetightfoi talk
on prayer ,was given by, Mr. D. C.
Taylor. Miss Myrtle Bruce fevered
the League with a solo. •
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YOUNG WOMEN'S -MISSIONARY
SOCIETY .
- _
On Thursday evening Oct. 30th a
company of ladies. of the Presbyter-
ian' Church, .numbering , twenty, naet
at the Manse forthe purpose of oi-
,
ganizing a Young 'Women's Mission
ary Society. The meeting opened
. ,
ed by the Lord's Prayer in unison.
, Mrs. Cunsming of St. Helens, 'dis-
trict organizer, then took the meet-
ing in charge. After reading and ex -
Pounding, an appropriate passage tit
Scripture. she proceeded with tin.
business part of the work The fol-
lowing officers were appointed
President Miss Henderson
-Mt Vice President Miss Carr:ck
2nd. Vice President .Miss Fern' Reid
Secretary Miss B. Murdie
Treasurer Miss K. MacDonale -
_MessengeresSecretary-Mrs,...Turner-
SupPly Secretary , Miss J. McClure
Strangers Secretary- Mts. Harry
• Anderson • ,
Convenor Program Comm. Miss
Alma McKay
• Organist Miss Mae McMorran
Mrs.; MacCalltim closed the meeting
with prayer..
Before •dismissiiik- a short • Sandia
time was 'spent and refreshments
The date. set forthe meetings is
the last Thursday of eachmonth and
they are to be held from house to
house. All are requested to pay their
membership fee of twenty-five. cents
at the next meeting Nov. 27th at
the home of Mts. Sherriff.
•
ST. HELENS
• Mrs.. Jos. Smith has:. been visiting
friends at Goderieh',the 'past week. •
Mrs •Saunders Sr of Mafeking
was a recent visitor with Mrs. Arch
Anderson. • •
Mr. John Courtney and daughter,
Mrs. -Hugh •Cameron of Kincardine
visited friends here during the, week.
Mrs. John Webster .is at Westfield
-this-week--owing--to ,the_sersionsaills_
ness of her sister, Mrs. Ed. TaYlor.
Rev. Chas. and Mrs. Cumming at-
stended-Ftesbytery meeting' on Mon -
About Nov. 20thtie underingne-.
wfil have 36 head' choice Young cattle
and cows on sale at Lucknow For
place and date of sale' see bills later.,
Jake Miller
•oo-elisooineao-
SCHOOL CONCERT'
•
utes before help arrived We hope to
hear of his -early, recovery. •
Mrs. W. R. Farrier and Earl visit-
ed ter days 'ivith Mrs. R. Philips at
'Godench.•
night vvas taken bv NI Fred. David -
The Guild meetinreicon..., Sunday
MPqqrs, George Fisher and Jack
Unties.
,
Early Allan* vacations are *ayes*
ft WS 101 poi iyol ditionot fogt .0! vt,.ttrk0., Olouoith
son. The leaders for ae t Sunday are
The Lucknow Public School are
giving--a,concert in the Town Hal)
.on the evening of Friday, November
-141,‘ ,Commending, -at .7S-_%43!eltoek.. allar)N`
Every number on -the program *Ill
be given the Public School stu-
dents. They guarantee. you an excel;.
lent 'entertainment, consisting Of
dialogues, readings; vocal solos and
instrunientalti.i
'- Admission 40c nclud-
ing;t0c.
,
ARMISTICE flAY
'readmy of next week, Nov. ilth.
will be the Sth anniversary of the
signing of the Armistice which
brouatt *ha World. Waite * doge.
It d not bring t thethe Ogpeetati114110$11 uni.
ors 1 it II,
Don't rget ' t h e Anniversary
Service to bee held, in the; Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday when .
former pastor , Rev. R. W:.Craw of
Fergus, will preach_
'The deais
tij of Frank Levion' of
Mr. and Mrs( Jas. Levis • took place
in the Winghant Hospital early
Wednesday morning Oct. 29th fol-
lowing Shout. a week's illness neces-
sitating an operation on Monday,
night. Frank was in his 19th year
and,:leaves,:heSides-,bis .bereaved par-
ents four brothers and four sisters.
The funeral, aerVice in connection
with which wag" conducted ky the
Rea, C. Langford at the Anglican
Church, was en Friday afternoon and
Was every largely, attended The cas-
ket'ivas scovered,with,dovelyelloWers;
'ane wreath- of which showed the per -
row and sYmnathi Of Frank's .boy
friends in. the vicinity and another
from Mr. John ''Joynt with whom'
Frank was ernployedt Was carried by
six of ;his young friends: Cecil and
Percy Hyde, Ewart and Gordon Mac-
Pherson, Allan and Earl Durnin,
Frank ,is the thirdeon which :Mr.
and Mrs. Lavis have lost in recent
years. Arthur was killed in the war
and another died 'following an op-
eration while in the "artriY. Mr. and
Mie.,Lrierisfehaveethe.'.esympathy of
many friend.. ,
• —o
PORDYCE
Mrs-; Mark 'Gardner visited- for a
"few, .days recently at -het „former
.lome .hare.
Mrs, Havena Sr. and Miss Etta
Taylor are visiting for a few days
at, Alex; Haven's,Lueknow.„
Charles Leaver and Mrs: James
Menzie have purchased radio ieceiv-
ingisets from Mr. C. Martin. '
Mr. C., Dobbs and son,' Arthur
visited for a COuplo of days recently
at ,Wm.„:„Champion's.
•are sorry .: to report 'the'deatii
of Mrs. ,Anderson Sr. whose remains
were interred elneteri
Ttielday of Istst week*
. Mrs. II. McCiennagltint twits a re-
cent visitor at Jooiss DarboUr's.
'.Jinies, Dow ,hito poen roll his
td os 03037 give tho viettr#4 ttl slow Y t,1 nt awn to 401010 t t SOP Y.Ini
•
C. NOVEMBER
MO' Fkirettee ,atelSaYs, 'of "::01'icag ,
ia spendinghervacation Under :We
parental; roof, at Hemlock,. City. -
• Mr, and Mrs, Kenny •McLean ' of
'Auburn visited with Mr. MacLean's
mother at Kintail on Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. WM..' . Stanley of
Kincardine Spent .Sunday '. With Mr.•
aed'Agrs. 'Jae.. Stanley of.Paramount.
. . . . . •• , ,
mr.- and .. , Mrs. Melvin RaSnard of
Paramount spent •Sunday with „Mr•
and 3dre._ Jas. Drennan of Lanes:
Misse.Jessie Ross of Lachaisle was
the guest of Miss Anianda McDonald
of Paramount tluring the week end.
'. Mr Gordon Jameison of Pal -a-
im -mil is . attending the Fall Assiises
at ,Gederich. ' ' • -
• Aar. and Mrs. Sam Carnochan and
children of Kinloss spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. 'Peter . McNay
Paramount.. . •
, . .*
"Miss Rachel' Kirk returned to her
elutiee is clerk in McKendrieeks , store
at Lochalsh 'after a weeks visit at
herhoine at JCirkton
, . .
;
Mrs. ' Hector McLean and Children,
. of .Arnberleyi'. have returned home
Edwards
377-1 VIIT;ittib:, bar _sister in Pririce
.. • • '
Mi. and Mrs. Elliot Sandy of Hems. Ream II
t;i3h,:eli.wcei:ky w.ee,e. .t, he- ...guests. 0.e. ,231_ 17. ao,d :21,1P8Zoitiblres ..3,80:, 1-lanaard..285,
Mrs" 'Art Cook .cif Paramount,during :
'Me. and mes. slobs., wehsees, ; of ,Roy Coleier 34, .' Clark Fit-dee:sap
v4sne visited esah• emee ,eed mee, 346, Mae Macleianon, 344, Ada isuree
Tom .Irwin of near Liickriows during 318' "liavid le ii., ne ; .;j1.1., Betty :Brown
the week. •, • sae, Wilson Armstrong 398,, Derothe
'
Mrs. John N. McKenzie of Learjet rie,:lexiTsee"e5',3'.0E07iYrir;;Iitneieetl''':,;i4e2Ldetl•is%%.:
,and Mr, Frank , Scott., of Lanes re_
ceived esesase"d-sef4flekdeatli siri---P-hsecnix,' tau -Sias avid -'0 A.17-..3;keirarY.L'2gs-). '
ted Bobbie' a hoin peon 2S8,' Marian.
rs. 7.704,iii.,no,e4a:rileicuir:i.i. is' ansent 'on.. a
Arizona,' ofe their ." brothete lierirv. -
... .
•eeswater,
. • . .
' A ,ineeting .Of. the . Ashfield Set- 4.I r w i xi 276 'Philnis' Cousins 075; Laton ..a.. in Z76e'y eneseedaSes , .
eees,4,s -
eonard
, n, es- =s -e 1 ie, seu i o e
diers .Aid ,will be, 'held •in ,NOVeinber Ag.ar' .270, Marjoeie "1Henderson' 263, aii.e• a. A 11 win test . Thursda
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LUCKNOWe-SCHOOL.,,,REPORTSes,
e ,TROOrn fll` '.*-"-:- ,.-:.
-"Senior Class -},:x.4 ---"Alfred, "Ann-
atrong, Fred Milne 'deckle. W;lstra,
'George. Jeynt, .decil Armstrong,
Christine Finlayson, Isobel 'llanii,toa
Douglas Clerk, Margaret Baker, • Ste -
Wert, Collyer, Jeae Mealillan,, `Frenk
McKenzie . • 1. • - . s
. Good•-isobel Douglas, Flora' Web.
Ater, 'Denaida rihempson, Moodie
Fisher; Audrey liendetson, (Leonaed
Webster and .‘ Billy McKenzie) s ties,
Alex Nictatoehe •11,0onard „McDonald,:
Lillien Horne, .. Filiet-t Wee,
George ,NVIntby. s'
Fair- Charlie • Pahner, Howard
Johnston,' 'Edwin : Whitley. '. Victor
Barrett. : -., • . •
Junior Class - Ex.-- Eunice . New-.
top, Jeae McIntosh, Bobby ,aleisens•
zie, Audrey Horne, Ruth Parker,
Norman- Taylor, Ellen Burns. •
. ' Good --Muriel Solemens 'Harold -Al-
. lie, Frances .Anii„strong. Joy Hend-
erson; Gra:e We stere Eileen. John-
ston, Winifred Aitchison,
e
Fair-Kittileen Mehitosh,• . David
Jewitt, , Jackie Button, Merle John-
ston, Mary •Webe 'r; ,Caemae Pent-
land., J. C. Armstrong., ' '-',
I hiurdie; teechie
, .
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w On At
41YIeKIM'S DRUG STORE
This Thursday, Friday and S-at7
urdAy: sees A 'One Cent Sale is
Bigger and‘ Better than ever before,
where Stationery, Drugs, Rubber' 4
Goods .and Toitt Articles are being
4 sold at the Regular Price and just One
A Cent more foronemore packager,
or;
; f
.Ar -111.a E. Melt im
Th,eRexall'Sto re Lucknow, Ont.
C. N. Tick Agent
lee-Nee.V.AteNe.:•-e'S ese: s 'N's asse:NW -4.a-40.—y:4
RIPIE y .A5zi)'"VICINITY1
•
.11 at the home: 'of -Mrs : Rich , Me'. Chester •BrUce Kenneth Cainer-: trip t.o. 6t:
Spec ials Fes, S_atiirday
Whinney beginang at 2.-30. All the on and - 'Ernie: aker 252, 0,,
harble; .A3,1..: 1,,aiq ;,ic, ,,,S0n, exLn
: ondo;
ladies are invited to attend • , 'Greer 244,4, Cainc„-on, .Fintayson 243 ses' in tee n s% s r Lee wees-eiy.i. '
' Mr. and Mi.s. Jack. Gardner arid 1iney c h: • " '
- . Lanoloi d 2 . 12. .
iaughtee Kathleen of Zion and . .Mr: Alelvin StanleY 2 3, . ,Ilaro:d Hutton- ,.,'Aetlia:. -1•‘..sre'e'r'se,si'a''acy'lLile:011:,' ,i'ller,iliten,d43,n,,
,
and • ItIrs. Wilt ?Oise 'spent .Senday 216, Stuart Cameron '913, Donato. '
P
,aitli. Mr. ,and "Mrs_ ,Clairs Irwin ' of iVtacDonald ;212, Elwood - Soloman . =11-4••• wed ." Ale,. r'eie''' Caleeee.i -are aramount. , - • .- ', SetMelvn . - ' ' - • • .: • . r*- iJahnstohe ,188*, tdna '''''''..tn'''' in ''''''' "Iii"
n•
, . , ,
McRae.
Douglas 181e; eli'es. a. ..e.....i.elinon; Of Philadel-
Wingham paper that Duncan '
We are pleased ' to notice in the Agar 1$7.- Donolda ,
Jackie...Fisher •170., •Tom MacDonald eci"4, a -1 -: ineY 141.tb %Ne,ett.
of Lochalsh who :is . attending -the , 174 Kathleen Ferris • 164., Eddie \asses . ...4 -,...e le one,u has e ozie to
-High-School-An7that-townsetakine7a•-whiibY--:159' PhililleAlaeMillan'esi."4;--2-4-"ga;" ''••L'e'ict Ifue w'ri-ter''.
. Verna Stuarts134, J. C. DUrnin "32 ' -- .---
•Seniour Leaving and Senioqr Alotri-
'eulatIon 'course.. nva- elected ' presi-
dent of the 'High' School Literary
-SocietY. Congratulations.,
U. S. ELECTION RETURNS
43 ex- . . . el,' s. .1 nos. et e.sa 18 visiting iii
amination
amination. . ' " ' • ' '• ' " ' I N C .
Those Marked:, (*). missed /le:e.,.1:10.24.!:.79:ne,e_vis,cien,neeysi, oh, 1 oronto .i.i
He G. '',Sherriff, teacher at, 1./1 .dOilie "et -sirs j se:J..11as nere
----Room ' lit- •
'1, eW411.43..sr.jettWcat"' ':'....he.1-aril.ititWeek-Itnitep"art;
Sr. Class -Ex. 75% 'and °ref.,'
• JackBrabsons AIan Murdoch.
'day evening ' ' L - •
Mes. _ea arga'ret ...MeD_onalde is eisit-e
,Those haying radio •sets were en- Giicides-60e's-- eed over - ''. - - - se .
into the night by listenees to the re- .• Fair -a0';', ark °:.
'Palmer, Ada' Watseri, :Jessie 'lig' 'h4.'"'"iacs‘IIPar,, sdrs': J'aes• -yleee-
...qrs. Margaret clSipnon has goile
. .
tertalned ' TueSdaje everde'g an late, MYn6na
tarns,. in the Presidential election' in. MacKenzie, Arthur Andrew. :". ' lean In Kinearetnie: • -'
9y. iront Lteek, Wnere sae i'Vli,i1 vlS11;
had the . privilege, eif hearing , oVet '''.114,1,,n ee 'Elwyn . Pentland, ',Carlyle
XeriarY, :Bruee 'Martin'. Jim
a ierigthy.. etas:" ni w iiidedr, Detroit
the United States which had taken ' 211iilliPs ieiatives. • ' . ' . .
Place during. the day. The writer Stewart,: Lorraine BrabsOn, • Bertha
. • ears, John Munn has, returned 'from
.
was Macintosh, Alniedea Duinin, Stella en‘s .hajesieee. , s • . s
•Stewart, • Arcme - 3ilaset'lillane Alex
el,se n. MeKenzie left Thursday
Mr Lloyd Alton•s set which
giving almost Perfect 'service.' All the
big stations in the S. were bread -
'casting the returns' and • between re-
ports -entertained the listening
aimd-
ience with lyand, orehestra and. 'vocal
•
Up to a 'late hour returns indicat-
ed a ,"laildslide", to the :,Republican
Party, President Coolidge appeared
to have just about .double the votes
received by •hi s Democratic oppen
ant, Davis, 'while La Follette, the in-..
dependent radieal, lagged for be-
hind:. One had to keep in mind, how-
ever ethate-the-returns-awere-niainlys
froin the Northern eittates where the
Republican Parte' is strong.: flow -
ever there eeenied little doubt as to
the safe election of .' Coolidge, the
Republican ' ' , ' • '
• A contest almost equal in interest
to - ,; that of the _c aned i d a Is e0._ for
t h e ' presidency - candidates' _ nee s
that. for governor Of__ New York.
State., Thecnndidates wee Al Smith
the present democratic governor and
Cole Roosevelt, 'son' of the great T.
Roosevelt running in the interests of
the Republican Party. It at first.
looked like an ease -1 Victory.: • fot
Smith but: Roosevelt . showed muCh
of the dash, and fire- of his father
'and according , to, latest Iretiting-lhe"
contest was going to be , a chase , one.
In really states, State Legislatures
corresponding ' to our Provincial
Parliaments were being elected, , be -
shies a •new Federal ...HouSe of Re-
•presentatives. and ,-erpany: e:Federal
kenetors;.„ so it was'. 'a • very big elec-
tion indeed. ,will he days "before
the Whole outcome is known:, even
with ,radio service. However the pre -
the countiy.
sidential .ca_o_o_ndidatesp_Wodid knew
their fates last night, and so would
THE WEATHER CHANGES
"The oldest settler" Cannot recall
another. such Pleasant October as the
one. justnassed. Every, day Wag dry
'and fine. The- "dry" WA'S, Carried; jut
a little too far, for the ground be-
teiMe7-too -h a rdes to-pl ow :•--s of t-wate r -
cisterns are nearlydyalladrgY9,:oodnddetahle:gref
is very real danger of 'destructive
fires; in feet elrea
damage has been done by buSh, fires,.
Which can be 'Stopped only by i-ain.
But so far the rain • hi refused to
Come, although with " the end of
October' came the end, of the October
weather: Saturday and Sunday lost,
were Marked by very- strong .winds.
Which gradually bepanie eolder. Sun-
day hrotiddit the 'first . considerable
snow fliirrY' of the season,- and al-
though+ ,Inelted as it -fell. 4eal...fall
conditions have since prevailed.'How-
eVet it has been a great season for
tiiharervsehsittmand, for cora and Potato
,Sinith. , -: , . • ,' „ '
' Poor --Evelyn• Nixan, .SteWart..fful-.,ztte ••tii Ili .reinain! a le* months.
.
..00riung.ori a visit to ...Usnawa,. Wfiere
lin. Clarence Greer, Harold, Johnston.
s, Jr. Class -Ex. -Jessie Naylor' ''• • .
S ';
,Mr...A,.• MorrMorrison,. of Toronto, seae
. ..
Good-e•Gladyss aliebo.:eeld, r Francis a eeeitor at Mr. -John Sutheeland's
. Thompson, Alex MacKenzie, Pauline', ...)er .. Mr.thrlea:vsvicieehm-ceni,do,y., is-
.'eotefined, . to.. •
Reed, ,Loreen, Naylor '. ''.. .• . .4,s !tome ,Z1s: a result , of -accidentally
•
Fair -Torn MaKenzie,i., •Winifred
.e.00ting himaelf. in the foot, white
Armstreng, ,. Mary 'Maciatoshi.
,,,,,,t‘neouvgehryt.:tsheaote4tsh.e ,inkire ..will i113,
R°S' :. a nting :last .Saturdae 'afternoon.' 'It
1Flitioinloleaniyis. ;oainch,,,,:efrifeoedln!alrd!At,:7.,,: Henderson.MacDonald,
Ioshaabl ..31;:.
". .' ' seises -ere.. w , , 'oe, . Jackson . Harry
' '' . .. - . .. .
,-- poolLaura -WebSter. .'Fred' . Ste- .,_.al.id Di., ii.
wart. ArinstrOng Wilson, 'William". eatikeon, Earl Wilsons A. ,E,. Traniai
es , .Fintayson .iefe . Sopa
,Webster, 'George sWebSeer. ', „ • ..
,eay on:4 kunctng ,tirip to the Parte'
•, • „..,'W"r::ThoMpsoie teacher
. kiallowe:en passed off' ve6- quietly'
e eunct • district.. ,, . , e, . '" s.': • . '
; . • ,, 'Roo, IV, . -
, .
'.Subject.s,• Gram, Can Hist.,. Spell.,
, e!rference 'eita,' the. 'persons ,or 'pro-.
!ii .4.1Pley, SO .far as any serious in-
perty '. 'Of • se:40s :wall concerned,:
throngs ot . 'masq_ueraciSrs• ;paraded
die. streets which -presented ,a 'ecene,
oi'. activity sled ".harinleSS' "annisement.,
Oh Saturday' -moreing the ' telephone
epiee_NN ere,' taetefidly decorated. *eta
, ,:aeon- wheels '\VIiile the faival. quota
, .
'.'..rf gates was missing. . • S ' , •
else. (Dr.) ...11cGillisray "•a ,missione
..iie.- on tui -lough- from . 'Shape:hale
...Leese occupied., the pulpit hi St. Ap•-
,eireW's Chursle Supday .eeening. 'Mrs.:
,Sie,illieras-e.• ' Spoke Of 'the'''. adverse.
emiditione in China .with w-hic,h'11'08-
8:0214y 'workei.CLINTON PArggSs, , had, .tee contend. .
,ivii ..s.,war,. children , working 'he lac-. SAMAGAMATE .
;1°iii,jr',d.h!1..111:...%a,Claell'kele9!..0,1C1-11'st:16.6::'°;i°C;,Ii.A7;: ,;:mur.::.Clint.-oiir,1.1N7:eti,,;';t.e,a ,. has been
. , ,
Workers' are:p
",discourane7 factors in,
heti, 4it by the Clinton News Record,
'he. ettuatems, She emphasized-, ,
::ivet-' the . .d'onderitik .opnortunities . and Clinton' therefore joins , the list
foie Christian . service among, the faf. 7n number_i,apei.o
tr
;11-,et:rihas been s.,Tha°Nen%
--r ,
,ehmeee people and urged her hear bi.a
own-
ers to support, as gerieroUsIT as Pc•s' ,,ed by .2disses W 'H. Kerr., (Brustels
sible. the missionary activities of the
-Rost and son; Al-ie.:sea je.Le,..Kerr he-,
. r0.1:ihisanniyp,, ,aalpapr;aayre, d e bf efoiri:eincaryodiiinc:. .1,.,,nee*NN7ssi 11.4eacrogred,. „ i;.,„ ,....,o.„ .ird , ,k,..!:3 .,,mr, ,
of the New, Era. The
- ..Magistetite ' ea. E. ..McNeb here On. 'Edward' Hell ' e. :form r foreman , in
Tuesday on neharge et violating the The Nee,,,,Bes,, office, ,.. s. is, Keit „
proyiSione, • 'of the"- 0:'17. A, 'by cora . . ,
stinting bootleps, liquor s The accused .
eel,7 . go, beek to Brussels where ,• . he
,pleadecl guilty and the eeiniMuni 'fine Will .a.ssiste'eie, father in :getting .out..
of fifty dollars and .costswas, rin- the Brut:16'0s •,Ptigt, ' The: arrangement
Iris'Pectrkr~-7-W-iedille-Yer'''''''1)-Tos'- l'o'nkS"-.-riu a • , ORA ' 'a ii e'la r -arroVnid"Z'
ecutea. .,' • . , , , T.,,6 , peinting r official iii a town the
' e"713i;71. 'size of Clinton is ope too many, as ,
ender Shell eoeditiesis• eieitlier :tan
•Reid--Lln Stanley' ' near 'Varna; ‘rn ,nresper;: Mr. W. FI..' 'K err of -Brussels
,Octob.ePeedr 25theeid; 1924, , tohtet .1S1t,Anrii* end is getting on . in ye: re.' He has been ', '
.alri. Ra datige
for .45 Years in charge of The'
•Alargaret.
..
•• , . •
BreWn--Iii Iliclittow,-on NOY. 3; 19= 11.ru-eti'. Pet,, and. Will - appreciate '
.24,, to Mr. andeMrse Robert Brown, the eomparitisse` ease Which •the''us.,
. a Son., ' sieteece Of his .Sote Will;i'ssure him.Garneiie•-••e At 'Mt., '*sasaiit Farm . .
• .
Pilkingteri•-Tinetie'e'Se 'Will'' El."°'' qUDDEN:DEATH AT.
, on ,Nov; ist„.„ .102-.... ',, Mr, . and. Mrs„
, Bruce, Gainune. 1'1. daughter.
Pattereim-tri Ltie'tow. on 'Ost. 30en.
, teter..2,46,n!ato Mr
•rind, Mrs. Arehie, Pato
. ----0-0 . 0.1M.
. ManY bellete11 baying ,a number
of irona,le t16,41`0. but they forget
t9 look aitor the 'fire. itself.. '
,
Women are saner. The hand that,
rocks the cradle is 401rfr the ene ItagtIonold,
4. 010
Arithmetic.
Hon
.. 75%
'-; SteelVM-seBruce1-90,e'e, afe-meQed
lin. 88, D. MacKinnon 86, A. Andrew
.86,e S. Jewitt - 85,[ ..,W ' Agar .75, ,. D.
Reed 63-, 31Yrle Gemble, •55. ' s : • '
. Jr; IV-, K. MacKenzie 90%,'"'.:Si.
-Watson and. Clifford Webster (ties)
88, Rea Watson 86, E. BuSwell 85.-
W. 'Webster. 81, H. . MacDonald 80,•
"VSheriff 76. M. Willeoh'
t 74, ' A.
:Cameron ' 67. S. MacLeod 621,.._ C.
Webster, 59, 11, . Je, vitte.52,..M_Gamble
25. . , • ,, ,.
In . Jr. IV only those who make, an
average of r'c • during the, fall term:
will be promoted for, entrance ney,...,t
,j,.,..1..i.n,2..,'', , :.-0_,,..,.,.-.15,1,a,c,D___Donald,,, teacher ,
.„ ..., ., CULROSS
•I•
By the death ofMr. 'William Rome
Which ..occurred : on , October .,21st, tlie
_township _lost. an „,eiteemed resident,
Mr. Rome, 'had Pet enjoyed' g;C?:
health !throughout the 'etinimer, e -id"
finally Underwent an operationin:ilw
Winglsam Hospital for appendicitis.
and gen-Stones, Ile .survived the op-
eration;- but hi,.., t`?akenod c,o,:elition
left him unable: to stanl the-- 'after'
-effects-and --11e-:, pitscd r. te-Voy..--4,w4-olay_s_
after. Mr. .0,,,e- ,ier:' 0 young 'enati-
shoal on a ,Earra o' the 14th Conces-
sion of Culross -and 28 years- atro he-
:0.:,:riel`::1.iis' Agri tp, ';-!‘leivin,-; il au a -h-'
ter of Mr, and Mrs Thomas Melva;
. . i
the young Couple going t.) live on a
-f'arir, On `the,' 10tir .-06-nr- wher.3 they,
N.sidecl Until .som, r;..tir a year ie.:0
when they bought Auk :NlacDonald',..4,
faith on the Oth Con, West, Besides a
Widow, Mr.Romeis stryVle'sil: by .1
An ;goterisMrs. .1. E . Scott...42th ' Con
el ,: two so'ng Melvin ani %%holm at
.
hi
ie The funeral on the afterne se
of Saturday Oct. 25 was very large -
to attended.' Service Was Coridneted,
by the ltesit, W. A. Bradley of Tees
wsiteas.-
ted by the Rev, Alex
Rose Tarts Dundee Cakes
Bon Bouche Anel Cakes
Raisin Bread '
Horne Made Bread
Whole Wheat 13reL,d
Bring laymir Butter and Eggs'
Top Prices Give • at
Phone 56, -Lueltnew
Agents Wanted
------,...the-carefuEattentioneto-oers--
Customer's orders and the splen -
.did stock ,supplied 'for years
reet warrants .,,es L!!V t'
a representative. or two in this -
county. , Liberal Commissions.
Free Outfit Write at once -,:for -H.
Exclusive ;Territory,
THOS. NV. BOWMAN & SON
COMPANY '
RIDGEVILLE, 'ONT.
' STAR NURSERIES
,
ACK.1i 6WLEDGMENT.
,
Mr'. Gollan has received --the fol-
- -
lowing, letter' which,. exPxlaiiii • itself:
Dear Sirs: Cidien:---
Thank you so: asucji for . your
cheque' for $14.34e :Which I aM fore
wardbete to Our .-treasurer and Which
-ete help her much in ,straightening
ottreciesipaign deidSTee .
We des indeed. 'rejoice tagetbeielitt-
er. our victory, but its is One,_I feel,
that willrequire considerable, .-effort
t) nee:rein.: We shall, hate to keep•
on until we get the whele 'Donlinion
"
s Puts sincerely, .,
Mime CleaviieePurseres
7TEESWATER
Mr. Jake Lem ert s. owner of the
Ve”rlorne Hotel, at Teeswater died
Suddenly on Saturday Morning last
wlaPe attending Ten Oteloek Mess
at
'he R. C. church. Ile had not been
well for some time, and While at the
church was seen to collapts passing
away betoro.mcdicial ald ebuld IA;TivCt