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Sundays --1.30-2.00 P.M.
Or By Appointment
'Phone: • 86. .
FOR.. SALE - A f sa lar ' s f :
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8 e, ar sale.
Apply to R.' J.'Moo
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LADY , �A TED-For.light• use-
• 101`31ieties Apply iarS�enfanel.
.-.. Ofloe,
OATS FOR' •SALEr ice ' '
Ou • tity ;of
1935 oats; 'suitable' for ' seed. '="
Jack
, Switzer, Ii, 3> Lucknow
•SEED .
D OATS '°FOR SALE --LOIN,
bushels;.. teat 40 pounds to. .the bushel.
6,�Harvey.:Acicert, 102-r-6,.'Kincardine:.
FOR' . SALE';OR EXCHANGE=E1-
• ectrie sewing '.
g machine or will, :;ex-
chang . for. a '.good treadle'machine:
Fanberlin,' Lucknow.
HORSE POR ' SALF.-5-years old:
• ' Good farm horse, that can be : bought
ht
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at 'reasonable rice..
P Wm • J' Irwin,
R.` 6, 'Lucknow:
'' •AUCTION SALE - Clearing farm
stock, ,implements, household •effectii;
'etc, at Lot 27,`'Con.';1, Kinloss; Thurs-.
day, March "25th. -Wm 'J. Fisher,' Prop.
Well- .Render
son, Auc.'.` . .
:AUCTION' SALE -T --Of: 'horses,, cat-
tle' and hogs, at' •Lot 5' . Con. 9, Kin-
loss, at cele o'clock, •an:'Frr day, March
12th. See' bills;for, list and terms.
George' Colwell, Prop.; , Matt' :Gaynor,`.]
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AUCTION • SALE of 14 Horses,,
stock and implements'at Concession
10, Ashfield (3 mile`s west of Belfast)
on Thursday, '.March. 18th No reserve
,as ,the propr'ietor's lease ,has ` expired.
See' balls. Cecil' Johnston,; • Prop.;;
Matt. Gaynor, Auc
MAN: WANTED:to' supply..' Raw-'
lergh's Households Products to` con-
sumers. We train 'and . help ,you. 'Good
profits for hustlers. No experience
'• necessary. 'Pleasant,:.profitable,_ dig-
nified . work. Write' today. , Rawleigh's
Dept: ; .ML -271-53, Montreal, Canada.
AUCTION SALE -Clearing farm'
stock and implements and .household'.
effects,, 2�'iti miles stealth: of Amberley
on. Thursday, April'1st.-Mrs.: Dun-
can J MacLennan,' Prop.;' Well. Hen-
derson, . Auc.•
SPRING .CLEARANCE ,SALE=of
Used Pianos. Such Well-known makes`
- . as Heintznian, Nordheimer, . Mason &'
...•Kisch► Weber, and others, at, reason-•
able prices and terms. Write Heintz
• man di Co,--242-Dundas St., London
for further ' particulars. A, No oblige=`.
tions,
NOTICE',
We are'open to'buy logs delivered,-,
in our. sawmill yard ' We : can' handle'
beech, elm, soft maple, ,basswood! dud
poplar 'logs.
Kindly got, in touch with our o8iccl
FARM.” POR
ling, In ono watpr stable,
• T.isztswatet, $6;606.60,' Witt act
cent a Mortgage felt. 'Part ,if
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Library Board Adds
New•B k
• .: ., y: oo sY
Available Next Tuesday .- Waiting
,•` List For Year's Most, PoBook
ular p.
"Gone With The Wind`s"
Lucknow Public Library has s,re-
..
"ceved many" new"books wliic wil
h.;_.l.
beavailable tothe public next Tues-
day.. 'A% number of• 'the ,volumes. wil
`e, 'available in the, afternoon and
remuind
e-evenin _ ..
v:
To Permit. "as, widespread .distribu'-'
tion as;possible,, only one.. new book
will be : allowed.' • .each , family. The
Board
as purchased.. twocopies ..-of
the -Year's *most popular book "Gone
'With ,The' Wind". There•.
will be no
renewals ' of this book allowed ' and
those . wishing •to, :secure it,should
add their
_ •name: on the `,waiting list...
' A numberof.'•new children's'. books
were• .recently -added and th
book
e, s
to be made ; available ;this week -are
adult,, .fiction -and no
n fiction --bo ks
o ,
the titles and `.aut
. s of which .fol..
.Isle.
Fiction
'White`
Ba `B er
tiers _..
bo
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.:.a g..a
Ya a
n n i
g n::.
They. Walk i ''
n the Cit .:...::.:'Priestl
Cities of ,Refu e _.__.
g Gibbs
Farewell; Romance -.. Frankau'
Sand Castle • Beith
Case of :the. Stuttering
Gardner
Murder in Mesootamia' 4.".."......Christie,
P C istie;
Shadow rMountain _ i Bower
Give Mn •.One ,Summer „„ as :Loring
Anne of Windy':Poplars;'Montgomery
Eternal^,Deeps ,. . w M Bassett
'Around the World in Eleven Years -
Richard
White Velvet R.oh e
. ti•-:•. m i
Truce With Life' • Hauck.
Mrs.:Meiggs and. Mr. Canna rham-
g
Corbett
light." ht."
Lost:. Wagon Train' _ _ „ „� ;; .+ re g It is net yet too'late` for tho'sa
y, schools who h `
Men are 'Suc ave 'rich^ si lied
Stich Fools Baldwin. g en for
This'"`Isn't .The 'End .... Widdemer the Bible Memory Contest' to enter:.
Man Who Caught The:'Weather „.:,,' .` So far295boys and`''girls have 'been
• ....Aldrich
registered with a number . q.` schools`
•S' .bstitute ` • ver still 'to hear ,'from.; Ile ort
� Lo . Colver t s .of real
mini -
,The Doctor Rinehart enthurasin and re operation are coni
American . Flagg• �.» ._.. •.'Norris'; ing in 'and we are greatly encouraged
Mystery: -Flowers . mit; by the�,fiiie spirit manifestedby tills
Cardigan Cowboy " ' • ;' Snow teachers. We,'trust' that .every. Public.
.Gay. Crusade- School :within .a radius' of ten miles
••� ▪ Connor
Gone with,. the Wind !MitcZli from Lucknow will be able ;to 'take;
Island of Sleep-',"••••••••-•-•-•-•"'''''
„.._•: Buchan advantage; of the Contest and nil.
M � nificent Hoax ...:.:. Oppenheim, senti�' in ,for lists of ` .verses' `at :once.
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For,'ti in the Jungle :. „�....,:::..:_ , Wren ''P°r Particulars. write ,to• •Pearl',i ea-
Pageant of 'Nieto
Berson,` Lucknow: L.„-.
ry - Farnol
IRISH NUMBERS FEATURE "• ,
W I.'MARCH ,• MEETING
Tti ':
e March meeting -of the Lucknow
Women's•, Institute: 'was':he144d the
borne of Hazel s
Midi F•Webster', on
• Friday, . with 'a; large ' ...attendance.
The , president, Mrs. Temple Clarke,
presided: The roll call was responded
to' by an -Irish: joke! J ke . or story.Ar-
rangeinerits..were completed for the
amateur , contest 'which will be 'held `in : the Town Hall,"t • i
l4 s, Friday;':Tho
motto . forth r.--.. ,
,.-."II,Ablt$-&T=e-&i
first at last cables,,►"
was.
taken' by. Mrs. r'
No man .Wilson.. NIrs.
J. �'V... 9oynt' 'contributed a pleasing
'vocal,
sold and nd•
. Mrs. Archie •Patterson
an Irish 'reading. ' A' P Splendid a
P Per'
on.
.the ,.topic "Ireland re
, p Pared by
Anderson,' was read b
Mrs.'; Morgan;: Henderson. Community'
�Y
singing was eo en
aYa:With , Mrs. Har:
vey: Webster at the piano. At ' the
close' of themeetin
_ g, refreshments;
were served.
by..the'hostes °�an` ''
s d direc-
tors:: in ' charge s
Mr A:. P-attersen
and "Mrs. ' P. Stewar
d., .
The• 'ext. �iie
i n .:: ,Mrs,
be he ', '
h o
. >. , e, -•h me -afters.
Orr "
when election• of .officers for the
year will .
P.
take�'
lace '
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a•
MAKE- "p
PRESENTATION
ION'
.Membe
Members of '.the 'young _ladies' ..se
w
ing circle :of the.,village '"met '.at the
he
home of Mts. Wesle', Busts
n.•.on
Saturday afternoon ';,v en -the 'pre.
.Y.
seated: a piece ;of china” : We.. Vim
Floyd,'.; who. leaves,: this.. week, ' for
Wales. , The' presentation was' ac-
companied by ;a • neat hand painted
card bearing ': f he names . of the. e+ ten
Indies'' of the. Circle. `` '
BIBLE MEMORY. CONTEST; HAS
• 295 REGISTERED ADREA'DY
"The entrance of Thy words giveth
Green ..Gates:: -f ... • : -Sherri
Miss Buncle. `Married .... . Stevenson
Whiteoak' Harvest • _ , La Roche
Death Rides the Range
Square Sliootert;'Raine
I,With.,. -Banners - ,w'' Loring,
'Fainily Matters Hauck
VVife `,vs. Secretary ........: Baldwin
Sunshine'_Stealer ,Ruck
Legacy of Death Walling
Trigger.:Pardners Billings
Checkered, Paths _ `. P,edl'er
Death in the ;Air Christie
Wald : Song .. Coiner
No- Lovelier Spring
Secret , Service Operator .No 1'3
- Chambers
Non Fiction
No` Place Like.Home:-. _•Nichols
Mosco:W,Skies' _ _ Hindus.
Transgressor ;� Farson'.
Countryman's Year .,':,; • Grayson
Khyber Caravan - M..... Sinclair
Inside •
:Europe: -„� Gunther
.Cross ',Beads
In the Steps of'•St Paul ,..... Morton
LIBRARY 'CLOSED ,
ff
On account of renovation work, '
Will remain closed: fOr; the , hal=
ef,',this week: 'It Will re-
. open. next Tuesday with many •
tie* boOks
"PARAMOUNT DANCE
.ade .bell *ill be held in the hall at
ParaMOUnt on "Wedpeaday, March .17.
Music by Nogates '6-011,4 'esteheStra.,
Lunches:, 'Prizes .•,for coniie dressed
lady.. and, pat, ..faney dresded
,At; ‘HelyrOod; under -the auardeee
present ',their popOlar- play
thieWa in the, lielYrood.
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FARMERS.. ATTENTION
afiether celumn in this Paper
win be foand an, advertieethent , by
the,- Tiepoitrrielit
ers. using 'seed' without baying germ-
ination' gtest's made ,of, It. A oarefal
perusal. of this, ,advertisement may
SELLSMt.'BARBER ,BUSINESS;
'Elden ."Johnston Sias' soldhis
barber `
business. , to . Mr. ` Jack C.
Campbell of •Hilisburg, near Guelph
The. agreement, which Wes' drawn up
on Monday,: ` calls ;kn. Mr. Cainpbell
taking possession' on March 29th., It
ie almost" nine years; since Eldon o -
ened this .business i' 'd. 'Be. rnmin -
. n the stand ' ad- g g Lsid To Rest Monde :
joining. McMillan'• butcher 'shop, '• and
which•
'• he has decidedto/dis /dispose' of In ;her 86th`• Year an't
p Y. d a„residen4
because of a lengthy'; period'' 'of in. cf .this,. immediate community
..: : •,since.
diffsrent4healt ` aneY; Beati-remove, -.t
an esteemed
Mr, • and Mr ,: Campbeh • and family, pioneer ,tan' earl
n? y, ;,... y hour unda
upon moving to the village, mornin i S y.
ge, will oc g, n, the. passing .of 'Mrs:.
cups the house.'owned by ,Mr. Temple
Clarke; situated '
a .',s
hort distance'
least ,o, the,
United . Church,'. and'' at'
'Piesent 'tenantedby Ms:
' ,
,Meff,. John--
(don,.
ohn'ston,. who will move shortly to', the
former, Jacob Miller residence near
the station:`
ioneer' Of
,Com un
Passed' ssed
'•
Away.:, Sunday
Mrs: ;Thomas .• Miller. Came To Coni-
'• munity As An Infant With Her
. Parents Before Lucknow' Had
Its:
�.. OUR' MOTTO gU LI
TySpecials els For This
CHOICE LAYER CAK
TheB'read
s
f Hea1r.h;
AND SERVICE, . .
Week -End
DOUGH
NUTS,', PER '.DOZ. .. •, ...: .: ;r.
SEVERAL KIND
SOF TARTS,•
PER. DOZ.
An
a .,
rge:- _ -
�kssort�e .:,
nt-Of”" -
'COOKIES,' BUNS AND.
. SCONES,. • .. 1
•PER DO
• havetheoneoff., vicinity . of Torrance'• cornu
Tho T.,.r;.... i......._-- - . . ,'ij...i...__ 'i - .. f _ . . - -- 'center, to
user _
• --- - -- - --, _..,..s ..�,• �,.e. farm,
• Crozier 'one time . attem ted ' t - e= hich . ;the later
l' e r Y sold to the late
,move a hide with it, hi•s=efforts':prov Pater' Torrance:
ed ;useless,` Following ,per marriage to•.Thomas
The two stones •`were' `found 'near a' Miller, "the; Ming. g.•couple took . u
knoll on: ,the ' Croziei ' 'farm, ;where Crown'. land • on the 13th- of.P
nu ,other. t' k 't f W h West
Thomas s Miller
a
in
ha
g
m•
t, ,
�i
she
had resided. :off~1h "'� •' •
to with h
Thomas'and, Mrs. 'Miller
.1
Mrs. Miller' was formerly
McCluskey, a,, daughter '':of• t
Mr.'' and •Mrs; . John McCluskey
e
k.
emigrated from, •Ireland ; and
near ' Campbellford• in Eastern: '
io, :'where Rachel . '
el was ',Born:. '�
after, .,the , , mily .came.. to :A
Viking up: land about 3 mile's
• pack
L now which 'the' '
,n had net
ot•
beginning;, con after they
the e4th
of . '
Kin
to
s
s •the'
o'
..r
-where- . �t
e he
bu11t • •
y . , a:aittle• log.
Mrs. •''Miller has..'rela d .
to how
live : o
lived:there several days, '�
y , bell
the
. Y were ' the first in
part, before they discovered the
far distant, they had a 'Scotch
ily, as :neighbors,
At that;t•
. ime there ' was ;a sto
the
where
er son'
Rachel
he 'late
Y,;. who
settled`
Ontar-
Shortl
Y.
d field,'
west '.of
hadit
oved to
dbush
�
home.
the
Y,
cuing:
that
t, note,
fain -
re fn
s e : rm e s :were from awanos , which still ,. remains in
time to (time found,' leading .to ..the: the . famil bein `
Y, ., . ,g now farmed'.by het'
belief that, this spot, not :many;' rods_ grandson, Eldon • Miller. S me• this
from' the"Nine ' Mile River . was oncee, Years :a o Q thirty:
. , � g , Mr:. and -Mrs: Miller re-
the' site of an _Iridian: camp tired to -the •home at til '
—�-' ` e outskirts of
:the village ;'now ow'
ned by:: Mr. Sant
IrI'EA I)urnin. ,
DEI)' GUILTY. T '' •
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There: • M Miller : assed •
SLOT MACHINE' CHARGE` = p away
.After, , a .yreek.,s .. : ad..' . . agad. widow lived Plage hut ' f il
ii$ri bia OY°4;ten.411.'*ao$nrr5d:n i31 e, kO 0: i'''.66 : aifn:11 :i:hPila*: ti ci et: li . ei id;441:7° .1 ii : g:. . .i. °un 1 ni t e-611. :7'::::t.ats:-:: m:4t ev::. oT:IYhYdi n6eas'::::::::41s:ileiihin‘nrY17:,k. l'::,r : tl nsswis. tie. 11. a irsil: fici -}iiii-ier':*eet' t:4.!en I- .6' w' " Pr !aes).:1: '1. 1 iel iA 1 Ihai ie: I Et :h: a; i a: ci:i
tre
the
chine without a license He- ' a ' fi a- death,
his
ed
an
rs.
Geoghegan ' of ,'JAucknow. Interment
was in 'Greenhill ceinetery 'with four.
grapdsons,,,De., Witt Miller, '.`Harold
'Webster and Eldon and Alvin •''Miller,
and tWo son -in -lila, Fred Mc-
Quillin .and Jack SParks, acting as
P.'S'Onfbeaai;;efaitsinilY ;our, three surviVe,
one daughter, Mrs, Jaines Webster
John of' Lucknow: Another' son :bones
•kr.d....*iller was the last member
of her family; her' ' brother' 'Jaitnes
McCluekey and two half-eistera
& Mrs. George .Baker
.Years Married
Ceremony .,Perfornied ',I.Juck,p0* BY.
Mose,-Bride Wei. Po'imerti
--lidaryr,siian,' Sister Of' Mr. Ralph
Nixon,. t. Who Reeides Shert
tatted' West of ,
be ef Very great value 'to manY far- Wearing "the weddiag- dress. which
mers: Most 'farmers are Particulat her' mothe had Worn 90 years ago,
about • sowing good seed, free frozn. ars. George 1 Baker,' with her him -
weed seeds and with a high germm, ea
band, receiv friends on Tuesday at,
perly made, and. so' this adVertiee-
,,necesSity of ,having this Work]
done in good tinie • before ' seeding
Municipalities To ain.
'Underwood as. they marked! their
The. esteemed :couple Were niar-'
:Mrs. "Baker Wei Mark •NiXoti,
Hephinn Budget", Provides For One ta.rY•
'SUbsiiy In 'hateable Asiteas- Por'
nd Mrs. Bake? haVe resided in
the anniversary. oCcasion their Inpaily Ate , Preparing New :Patina,
ter Mrs Bert Biewn' 1)1 Bruce, ate--Loelcd Over Site' Anti . State
reseat; ,a0 were Mrs., Ahdrew
congratulatory messages were re- . • •
Mrs, Baker • WaS ' prepented 7 are. behind; the inevendent. and haVe
blidget -brought. down 'in the •Legie+.
'than ordinary 'good neWs in' the fern'
of relief:front' taxation."'
thrOUghouf.:the. Pro,
On their itteable asiesiment,
this wilt ittiont• .4414, to
Ainong ether .• highlight§ of ,, the
budtet,•" vats the announeetnent- That
effective -la the 'aitheeffieht
taX. would he abolished. OPer.,
NOVeMber
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''PHONE 36
'DIED . IN'; FORT: WILLIAM
The deat
h of:
a fornier ,.
resident of
the, community;
• . Eu Hemi '
P a M:'Mac-.
Y e Wom
- onald . b 1 _ o 4-
cove`
, d-wif '
e
0
J
f am
e
s
mace Union no
MacLeod
.occurred rredin . ,Port ,.Willis
on 'Sat m.
urday -The-aea1 service was
in'South •
Kmlos
sChurcho''
n
snesda
. y lr'"mterment�"in' So `
uthyin-
os .:
lcemetery.
s .
�'
' 'Mr's... .
MacLeo
sister.''
d is a
of •John ''•
S. MacDonald. of
d Kin,
loss.
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,15c.
J'A-
T
Y.
AKER
Y
'LUCKNOW
WON THREE DOLLAR•PRIE
In • a temperance • contest. .
t.c
..,• conducted
t) ,
t11
' en•
s.Ch' '
rest
in
a _Tern
e .•
A.'
Of P.
W '
i
n
ghamjack . , 'Scot
son'>of' Mr: and.:Mrs: John Scott -r-
ceritly of Lucknow, ; ''
,wo
n first 'prize
�� me"
-.far ,
Hea=
1
..Y t -
lr'
..Boo1C' a�
nd r
eceiv
, ed
3.
$ 04 in cash:
The•
contest consisted '`
f m
m penance :recite '
q... . 'Making tions :::and songs:
g'
and the making of Posters- p sand note
f,
books,' called Health -Books., The
contest was 'Open to puDils of '
strong,' belayed.:witre:. ot;ole 'lite. iv& jack :a „. R.. of , Mies'
yle,o,Y,1:1()ermrceeuhdr:636:1";.thda.ii. iy...it.fe:n.o.f6's:rdniiineh.rdei., Y*inal. Iletaiighliiiv' f"xilei.
:hOine Kintardine„ to.: Kincardine
CeMeter7. staniey, who ',Wee. in
*Bars. • Alex. and, Gainer ..Stanley on.
PIANO RECITAL :BY Plipus
An event-of7localAnterest was a
recent .,•,Piano recital ' giVen. 'at. Sher.
inerly of LucknoW. Madame. 'Edith
accomPanied Ass' Allin. Mrs, -a:
CallilAle.11:, Mrs. G. A: siddill
knOwites present' at the reCital.
years ago.
Arenaly, Fair Day
Is Present Objective
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' MtlST'S CLASS, ENTERTAINS
annual secial Of the Yonng
Men's :Class of. ' the., ;United "-Chtirdh
was. held in the, t o, hall with
abobt sixtsi. couples, inducting guests,
evening *as sPent in playing doniin-
enjoyed. with, an in,ternaission,"..,when'
lunch had been served, dancing 'wtts
side-splitting ekit "Meet., Arthritis"
ipw prizes 'going. to', Mrs. Rae a'nd W.
11,1" court Whist, with 'high •-nd
and Mr It H McQuillan After
S Reid , and to Mrs. Sydney Decker
LANAI, •PLANT ON MONDAY
ComPany returned to, work on Mon-
day' morning JO' end the week-old
strike, , that 'had existed , geraerally
Settlement of the 'genera) stiike•
was arrived' at following a. WO et
importaat conferences: , Toronto
and' Saturday. :Baeis • of the settle.
Baker with ii'. gold r'iieneil and ,.:.i, 0, I . ,t1N;ci: r: epresentativ..e.i.hiii:Censtrue, , citlire: ..a titi'sificati9n . 1:4 I'vcik.ice-ta, ''
0. P: 'rine IIIS ,IS it,,,,moitibet, of the,.tion.'CoMpanY. Were , 'in:' . the Village • .
*Ingham. I.. 0, O. P. To,dge and: vrais ;..Iast Week "diseusaing,. the niatter 'And ' VA hIETY 'T'OF ItNTput;$ • •
• yilei:ai46...tlallnedi:4.:IrsOiit'..eitelarCtieele,"trtii°siMe' *.h•ter'i.etioiald:6eftitnIArp6nild tWheire'S'.•tb;.i,e..?t'llfes..,i.ollitiO6'4;41' '''' Iti'di:eatio'h. 8..'''iii,iit , t.h... 'tie: 'tiveiho'W
I ii '' !ewer "'test :than the •Preyiens. es- the..., tOwil • '1..iiill.;. •teMMerew ... eat,
tithinient,. and mirth at,,,the 'rink
of St. , Helen's Continuation Sehool
,Month or, February, .
The prizes were Presented to. the
einber Of Lucknow
57 Years.
,MucordmOcnoh r51,
' Birthday .At • His Home In ,Goder.
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411--61-deei Odd Fellow in Huron.
Sunday, pbserved .his .87th: birthday .
has been Hiring .for a number' ,
, 'Native: et Saittierlandshire,' Spot:,
when ,.only ,five 'years of
settled in Lochalsh Ashfielcl Town-: •
iCh they. ,Chose dapneron street
:mackaY farni land dOwn through the' "'
years the famaly haYe 'been Staunch
,sinePhinoobei rIal;heTitdbrehs. iieo.err;epss:hoin'etdh7
Saturday. night, the Sunday wood
and water brought in• and the ,Sab-`,
bath attire. laid oat, Nothing • wai:
done:oni StindaY.,"illiCh Could, be ,ay -
Bright of intellect,—pOssessed Of a
tionalist„ Mr. Mackay is hot. in the
best of. health now, but iS ie the
cellent ,hands :of hie wife and (laugh,'
ter, lStios Florence, a graduate huts,.
He . jocularlY commented; to the re.
spiritually, for, had three' "'teen-
istgre Of the Gospel" Call' e
n in
In, ,1910; Mr. Mackay heniesteaded:
two seetrelie in, Central. Alberta? One ,
for hiniself "."and ohe tor ,his boys,
Dandan end Jim, ,who' are still there,:
fpr AVP 'yearS for, nettling, biit
and is stip, looking tor.that "one good
to pull him Out , the tall
'grassi", MaidlittY, as the in-
terview ended.
q er (Friday), Final altillls___Arejseing...ar-- ::tttutedtehuith '13*:
$6000.00:7That--coveredt-thr'rWilthh-Vianged: gad thank ,ent,rie's ha,,•ae been • The Monday eVening meeting, oppyi,
Lord's prayer and the acripthre read. "
Vy a hitter ditteh 'between 'Ole Pats ed 141.01. te.,dispigt,444,044,4ft4T404,, - us e- •sang a. duet, The
contplete," with seal g arid tooind received pretnising a filltAketilinea
etd.. #ith, the oceeptien of entertainment, of „widely 'Varying
take .bn t6'Winihein Itide„ tellowed inittek, there will' be: a Meeting eta,' petition,. limit ent0 todaY.., , • McIntyre took the.
0, mettiqct -ba ,a-trarid- n'411111' all 3:
s sti anYOne ilrtending to enter the. coin- eaven gave a reading and Mr. a. 8..
aey, The 'event 'Starts fit°g 0'61 d
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