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$200 •A; YEAR— IN ,ADVANCE --50c EXTRA ,TO U
HOUSE FOR RENT, --in Lucknow,
Apply to E. Robe
• rtson„. Lucknow,
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WAN TED---EXI?er enced "cook fur
small summer h'otel..Telephone 160=:W
Lucknow..•
WILL SWAP new 1938 Marconi
adio forr.1913 or earlier Ford in good
condition -_,T� S Stewirt,� Lucknow..
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f 'LOST—One sow pig about 70 lbs.
4nyone knowing of .;its whereabouts
j�leaso 'notify” Hdr`ol& Purves,. R:.1
Lucknow.
FOR SALE—Massey Harris binder
-7 ft. in Al. •conditionprice'reason-,
able. Applx to John Blake, 'Con.: 9.
Ashfield.. "Phone 77r-9, Dungannon.ket,
TENDERS
TENDERS WANTED.,
Tenders will' be received by. < the un-
dersigned clerk, up to 8 P. -M., July,
•26th for the construction of a concrete
Wing. wall, at Graham's, bridge on
Division ,Line. ,Approximately 39 yds..:
Accepted cheque for b Per cent to.
accompany, tender. ".Plans may be' seen
at Road Superintendent; • Herb Cur
ran's C: E;''M Donagh, Clerk,
MKNI;
' Here is d practical plan that will
enable youto build an independent
business,'of your own:.ivtth the dis
tribution of over 200 guaranteed; pro=,
ducts in' select district. Every day, ,is'
•, pay, day! Repeat orders on Ail .goods.
Position'is permanent, not `one-time
.sale affair 'Offer open to, honest%am-
bitious,' alert 'men only.. If .interested
write to FAMILEX CO., 570 St:'Cle.
• ment, Montreal. u•
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COMING EVENTS
• DANCE—
Dance in the' Paramount Hall:.Fel.
, July 15th.; Music by MacKenzie's
July
;orchestra; .General 'Admission
• LISTVN-The biggest bargain ever
offered in. the town of.Lucknow-7-Buy
a 3,21.00 sint and yen will get a $6,00
THE MARKET 'STORE
ENGAGEMENTS
and Mrs. Willi* j:' Donglas,
Luelcnow,...Ontirio, announce the en-
gagenient of'•MariOn Elizabeth, job*,
',Luckno.W, ion of Mr; and Mid. Silaa
riage will take place in August:: .
field, announce: the' engagement , Of
their eldest daughter, Winnifred Ethel
zen of Mr. and Mia.r. Jamie Webster,
mirriage to • take 'piece
C,nounce.. the engagement of ,their only
,clatighter, Edith 'May; te-Mr;•Herbeit
iohn Fendiain, B.A., sett of Mr, pnd
' Mrs. H. Fensham Of Toronto, the
ORANGEMEN ATTENDED"
'CHURCH ON SUNDAY
,Orangemen of West Bruce County
held their: annual Church parade to -
stirring addresS to the :Order 4fid
...large' congregation;
CAR DAMAGED .IN
ACCIDENT .THORSDAY
hia,first accident in fifteen Years'
'Of driving; 'Spindler .litcd
-the left front Side, of his. ,PontitterSe
ening in 'tt totliition with an .611 track
, driven. by, Wallace B sok Of pod rick
Portunately..nOne; et the -,,passengerti
a "Church pienie; Were injured. The
paw, was, a aantininnui :pile
• pt ravel derail in
LU.CKN .w:..
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'H URjSDAV, JULY�
QUIET .TWELFTH . 5.
.Tuesday mark d the "glorious
Twelfth" and y(P.ithclosest points ,of
celebration being' at Stratford or
•Chesley, iluekrioW• and otherineighbor•4
hood- lodges, while well •.represented,
did not attend as individual lodes. ".
The day was probably' the quietest
one, ever, for: we failed;: to hear the
toot of a • fife or ; the beatof a• drum
all :day • Monday, .ni'ght;• hoycever:,;•• one
was reminded that. Tuesday Was: the
big; . day as Fifers John Miller ; and
Charles M'cQui lin and drummers' Wel
lington ;Henderson and Fred
lin, tuned' up• for ,the, morrow, with a
rehearsal at the Orange Hall.,
•EXCELLENT HAY WEATHER
A Prolonged period. of 'dry weather,
With temperature not excessively -,high
ruption :in taking off a heavy hay
W.hile• the dry spell has facilitated
haying, a..:good. rain 'would be wel-
Grain riPening rapidl and
cutting. is likely. to comMence shortly,
Which will be, considerably earner
than the average 'harvest seaSen, • .
Rain fell here On Sunday evening;
a downpour that left "Puddles on' the I
road": but this hninediate area:, got(
nettling mOre than the. subsequent
cooling- breeze. ,
BUILDIN SUMMER.... HOTEL:'
"The' Henderson. cottage at Bruce'
Reach, destroyed. by fire. last year, is
being replaced by a, fine large struc-
COnstruction 'weft IS being stushed
ahead and is exPected to :lie.open to•
may be Made by the day or wee , with
IN FULL SWING
dirIs' In Camp ,This.'Week--Summer
, School Opens ' On Monday—Camp
In .Operation Eight Years Under
Synod 'Auspices,, And Is Perform-
ing A Fine Work
Hamilton and London• the.'Pres,
byterian ,Church: in ,Canada, 'is "being
girls ranging in Age :from to.:1S
The •Sutniner Sehool Will • be he
fronr;July .13th" to' the 25th 'in co
junction with the , Ontario •Provinei
Yonng' peoples': Society 'of the Pre
in in Bible 'Study, Chnrch .organiZ
- The lectrires will be given *by Re
ThomPson of. 'the Provincial EXecu
ReV Donald itlekai Len
Mims, Rev. S. II. Scott; Kincardine
The teen" age •boYs.' ot the chore
Will go. into camp front •July t
AugUat. 3rd, and Ure.'PromiSed .."no
rnornent' The' Dean arid Reg,'
f "'Seventeen Items partly cleared and
artly Wooded, running' ,down to the
pen berieh. Swimming 'it under the
or twenty, Ali the buildings 'at the:
f, •Paine thia year. "rhe :large room
h(rce, 'the ilining hall in., the. Main
ortnitcirieeo *ill be 'Used br
aft . New Springs mattfeSsei
,Lettires are ,given 'in the large
rnorti`ing ie divided: into study
at period; then' organized ' gaines
evenintitnd, the' day i4s brought,
th.4.4each, mote is in
The eanin'has been in operation. ter
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this. work the finest ever tindert'Aiti
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N QR, BAND BOYS,
GAVE. FINE''CONEIRT
Program On Friday Night .Concluded
Trial•Tuiti.ort �l'eriod Of Some Eight.,
Weeks --More Boys: Required To.
• Asst re . Continuance.. Of Rand
The. Band `Concei t ,!by the Lucknow
and !Community Junior • Band held in.
, the Town • Hall on 'Friday evening was
thoroughly_" enjoyed by •a• scattered.'
;audience•that braved the heat to •hear:,
the youngsters,and; other assisting ar-
tists perform:.
Mr. T; H. Rowbottom, chief organ•..
iter; of the Band, Presided and intro
duce(''Mr `Tom Murray, musical in-.
str uctor_ 'These two gentlemen •assts-•
ted in the program, M. Murray pla
ing the piano-aceordian and Mr. Ro
bottom .'the trombone. Another fe
ture_-of the -program- Was ari
saXho;
in
baritone; .a .elqrhiet solo by •Wee 'Jack
.EedY; cOrnet Sole.' by Bud Orr;'
alto. solo. by. Allan McKim and a •Clar.
ger of tlie ,CoMpanY, spoke .briefly
•.izing and continuing the band' lif4.§
chegt.3sse,d../Sro 'action was, talten'at that.
time, the 'opinion, 'generally appear-
ing to .be that: nicire,'"local •boys' Were
needed ,to assure the-suceeSSfut cen-
IVIezialzers the band perfOrniing
were:: cornets,. Bud Orr; ' Lycknew,
non: .Tack Ackert of Ilelyrodd,' a-clar-
,.NIGHT ,NEXT 'THURSDAY
, street dance,. with
hinge; will. )e 'held Lteknow rie2ct.
Thursday ,seVeiling,, July '; 2ist,' !andel.,
auspices of the , •
of Valuable prizeS will be Offered.:
. Dancing and • games start sharp'. at.
0, 'o'Cloek and sin ;Case, of unfavorable
weatfier, the entire evening's fan
will, be ,•held in. the;.Comiiiiinity,
dans.men nights. are alwayS•
ulaV."-"sci' don't • "-miss. this first street'
ANNUAL PICNIC
HELD AT GODERICH..
„Dungannon Iiredbyteritui..Chntehed
Hai:hone 'Park,: bo,clerieli; 'With its
excellent.' pienie -, facilities, Was ••,,agnin
chet 'held,. Tait .; Thursday with .iiittliy
attending for a'.pleasant "Social.,after,.,.;
dial 'atti.a4iolt,- With the 4;40/dile be:-
wi
Art: Stewart 4 -ode -teem •
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SALES CONTINUES.
Pearlman?s°Midsummer Snl, .Cori
"times. Read the advertisement
of
and.. take ?advantage.ef; tlfe
BROWN •
.the United ChurCh riarsonage; on
TUesday, J.uly 12th, 1.030, at ' four
o'clock, 'when Rev.:11, o. nnited
in. marriage, .Miss Jean Reed, dnugn.
Kinlosa' and Mr. Benson Brown, 'son
attended by Mr Wm BroWn brether'
of. the grboin and „the bride!s 'si'ater„
wEDbi BELLS
'MGR SCHOOL
ENTRANCE ,RESOLTS
Candidates 'Fa ,The• PePartnleital
Examination; •
Douglas
.Lorene Mageffin.
Fred 'Webdter
Candidates „Recommended On
Year's, Wark:
, Lillian Carruthers (Hen.)
:Eileen Carter tliori.)9
Mary Caution' .
Muriel McBride "(Hori41,,'
Mildred, MOpre
Kathleen, Reid
toBi41 e,Tidia*alveavAiar.id(,(11}tnn.)..).
Marion Walsh • -
Celia 'Wilson 1Hon.)
Th
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MAN ION
SUCCEEDS BENNETT
choke of Conservati14.•Qinventinn
'At .Ottawn ,Week --,Party
'Adopts Neur,,, Name. And Revised' "
been assembled here • in. CoUYention
for tile Past three' days, today elected
Hon. 'Robert J. Manion, 'fOrnier
Mi,ilister of. Railways in the Bennett.
governmeht .as their leader, and' with
ivc PartY'hoPe to move on to .victory
in the next' fedeal electiP,n.
The npw leader, ,Dr. won
was Murdoch MacPlierson of_ Regina
a young- lawyer whiD was the dark
horse in' the election and whO' was.
one of/the first to congratulate .the.
winner. The other caridiciates were
Joseph Harris, Hon.. Earl • Lawson.
and Denten 'Massey' all of Toronto.
geon, had an excellent War record
,and administered .the l)epartinent•."of
slong,line of :legiStatirs, and has three
ons.: is 'a Roinan • Catholic: The
greates factor In his success „,ivas the
act that' Quebec.- was: almett soliclry
ehirid.hrin and .if he can',••only keep
nce it will certainly ' Make for sue -
While :not .at re,aent a ineinber 'of
ridings . bel-, available, for Dr.
of the .Goderich High School Entranee
Bdard...FirstelaSs henors' are awarded
Marks secured;• and second: clhiS
honors when 10 to 74 Per Cent; is oh-
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Barbara Culbert, Andrey ,Maebenald.
Pearl madkenzie; Rodney MacLennan
Grace Boyd, Eldon,14zekingharn, Grant
'Fairish; Arthur. , Gifinore, Roderick
Allan' MacLean, Catherine MaeLennan
Howard.,Culhert; Allan Dickson,. Dor.
, ST. .HELENS 'CENTRE
Wilfred Ramage, Russell Rithhie,
Muriel Wright.' •
•Reecroft, Gladys, MdBurney, Mae Mac -1
GIFT TO MOSS MaCDOUGA4 •
At the closing. of•Sehool,•ptinils arid
inenibers the coinnitinity s. S.
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MiSS-MadDOUgtill resigned the Oul-
' The -presentation was iiecOmininie
by ,an,'addreaS ekpressiVe„,of the fine
in the tehool .aha eonipitnitst .end
'wishing "for her eVersi. aildeeta
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:TRY OIJR
RAISIN '7-- wHotp WHEAT' AND HOMR'MADE AREAps
Atiention!
Should you he Interested in a cotnplete Set of COMMUNITY
' PLATE, SILVERWARE, Schmicri 'give' you a Special
., Quantity Discount Saving. • 4'0.. =
HALF PRICE SALE ON GROSVENOR. PATTERNS*FROM
ALSO,. SPECIAL OFFER, on -,1847.' Rodgers, a 50 -piece .116
the' p'rice Of 40.`!pieces in the First Love Patter4'.
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JEWELLER
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Of the Convention wad, thelspeech of
8'`uken .0ff,ered ,him her CoriStit- .Something. in the way; of. •MonetarY.
will, choose' td • rePresent an,•Ontarlo the Party had been-SPlindeci and, that:
the, resolutions :of th.. &invention
nipre. than ."junk"'.. and. ,,an• 'insult. to,
.the intelligence of Ihe,..voter. It was,
efottaintk.g dig::fierrh7n, low; 70* ••As':
a ma.tter of fact there is little or r.
nOthing.new in. the Platform Present- .•
ed and I •feet'the•• neW' leader had
herculean task ahead of 'hini .,if he is •
to bring the ,ConservatiVe Party out.
of the backWater'•Where Ow last elet-; '
riding. ,
Main' pOirits•are as, follows; I. Defense
--.•Defense of Canada Can beSt be pro:.
inoted by. -conaultatien, and: caliper;
ation :with! all niembers et the British
Commonwealth,: 2... Railwayippos-
ition .to any. plan ter'. unification, or
amalagatiori of the C. and:C4 /11,
R. 3. Coinpletion:of•the 'Traria-Canada
froM Great Britain, Irelanti.
and France:- and exCluSiOn' of Qrient,
als. continued, :adherence to. tile
CoxiservAiVe 'Party's traditional. pol-
icY-..of proteeffion"as• -regards Canad-
ian laber. and .indtstries,
agriCtIture,,' forestry. Mining.' .6. .da,IDOERATIVE PLANT'
To aSsist the .oneznployment situation
self -Sustaining housing: -.scheme; a
ister :relief •• end a plan of national
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L. 'aUspiceS.;-.Added •attractionS; NON.
U. F. 0:'SECRETARY
SPOKE. OK FORM! NG
II. Hi! Hannant 74,74-c-itTssed•Meeting
Larknew JOint Club, In Orange, Hall •
Last Wednesday—"Its' 'Time
Did Our °.Own Business," He' Said'
PLAN TO VARY
SATURDAY NIGHT
ENTERTAINMENT
'Several .Matters Under Discussion.
And :Group Planned To AdeVarietY
To Saturday Night :,,Eittertininient
he tucknow• BlisineSs Men's Club,
dny night when .0: large .attetidandc of
members, cliScuised. 'several .niatteri,
itig in, this regard;,,, and' d8kea
night band ,eoneerf, was:!deelded :ripen'
and this, StitiirdaY evening along with
the Pipers. rem:dal' Orformailee,
Will be an:exhibition ScOteh den;
.pointed to arrange fOr ,and, alan
each Saturday night, • .
',.iniproved lighting; by the' •tiSe • of
patio at .Weit additienal:pelieing to
handle: teak 8aturilay nights, A.
thete 'V aft'
The 'meeting cif the LucknoW Joint
Club opened. with Dii.'ector John Col- 1
.ozi i,niOtion of John Jamieson and I
last ;meeting' were read and ,adopted.
secretary, of the United Farmers' of
Ontario, 'was :then called on ',for • his
address, Mr.• Hannain gave A. Very, in-
teresting talk. on the Consumers, Co-
oPeratiVe, Which was the Main subject,
for the evening... In hii addresS, Mr.'
Hannan.'" sam, "we have been
habit of *letting other Peeple do. our
buSiness for us, but we not, seein •
to be gtting; much farther ahead, 'so
it ls time we (lid our oWn bnsiness".
Ile Said that due to the.tocal",club!s I
experience both in. the ;stock ship-
ping •:and ,the fertilizer 'plant; they.'
should have no trouble in starting; up,,,
or operating n l,Vonstuner's Co -opera -
BOWL! NG N'EWS
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CLANSMEN AUSPICES
tatkitiow
'Thurt..
DANCING ,AND GAME.5
START AT p SHARP
. In Case, of Unfaiorable
Weithen Pince and Gamed
Will Be Held 'In The
( community Hall
arconi Radios
n One Week
tewar
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'five ''plant, Once .'a few, giit. 'Started
TorontO net "14 the' entral•
•all 'the .benefits woultl'go te the- Mein.
hers et the ,Co.oPN. *would
net -have 'to branch oat lige,' other
.After Mt. Henbanes addreasi• sev-
eral attending the meeting' Were etill.;•,
ed •-on tri 'give their Opinton th
stibject and they seemed .tO :be all , in
Patrol, Xt. '1,45the ttrecida;
„Neil ;Meitay,Ltilozig--with
ettitrite ,on the. Object front the head
Seventeen rinks 'were entered in the : •
ifight mixed jitney held •the
"green 'ori Monday, and sponsOred by
the lady bowlers. Winners w.ere: Jst,
rink of Wingham; 3rd, Nash's rink of
I. At the ladies' jitney..an Tneaday,
:Fisher, Hoff man and ;Miss .""--
1110.u-tin RoWling 's matinitOeh
rin s tournament was held on Thurs.
:day , with fifty rinks' ; coi4.eting for
the I35• ,prizes • effete& to aceoincld-:
greens *eke 'titide"-.4Vallabigt and- sev-:
inte"eli, kinks boWled here- during ,the
afternoon and evening, '
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General' Hospital, on 'Tuesday
Hetherington,' a sen