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w+�' at the home hof" her 'sister,1V1rs. Z. "'Mc -
i -ea Charles of town took place last week.
Uer maiden name was Christena Mc -
+p Kenzie and she had been a widow for
quite a moieties 01 years, her husband
having died soon after they were married
and up till afew years ago "she lived on
her farm nearLochat,h. She was' io her
0 year. , The funeral was held on Thurs
' day afternoon; to Lochalsh cemetery ,the
geeservices being conducted by Rev. Mr.
1VIcCa.lum.
pecial:vaIues'in.c1.ot.in
We are offering big reductions in all Men's
and Boys' Clothing, Overcoats,
Fur Coats* Etc.
Men's and Boys' Suits— Extra value in all.
clothing. Our entire stock at great reductions. New
styles and the season's latest materials at prices to
suit all,
d)vercoals-Mems and Boys' Overcoats in new
styles at greatly reduced prices. See our range before.
buying and you will save lnloney. Men's from $ 19.50 to
30.00, Boy's from 56.00 to 13.50.
Fur Coats -Men's Pair. Coats, Beaver, Dog and
Goat at real bargain prices. Call and see the wonderful
values we are offering. It will pay you.
Special Prices—In Sheep Lined Coats, Macki-
naws, Odd Pants; Overall and Smocks, Underwear and
Sweaters. Many lines -to; clear at greatly reduced prices
in. Dress Goods, Silks, Flannelettes, Staples.
NOTICE—A11 accounts are now due and must be ;settled
at once.
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Stewart E. Robertson's sale of cattle :at'
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the Cain House barns on Saturday drew
a large crowd and prices were fairly
w
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Luckuow curlers held a meeting one
night recently in Mr.-Siddals (tike for
organization and election of. officers,
which: resulted as follows:" 'Pres,, 11..
Allen; Vice Pres., W. A. Kearnay; Secy,
F. F. Phillips; Managing Corn., D. M.
Johnston. Robt, Johnston, A. P. Stewart,
P. Archer; Skips Com , S. E Robertson,•
S. A. Siddal and Robt. Johnston; Ice
Coma. J t . Anderson and T. S, l:eJd
and if the weather man will do his part. a
good season's sport is looked for. Dur-
ing the past couple of years curling has
not been so enthusiastically followed as
usual which fact has lid Jimmy Hunter
to remark that, '''The giory hath departed
from Lucknow", but we look for a revival
this year.
Van Gene's Revue which was given in
1 y and '1 esda
the town hall- last 1V nodi, n u« }
evenings was a decidedsuccess, drawing
full houses both nights, and every one is
loud in their praise of the entertainment.
Each number was bright and snappy,
and faultlessly rendered and when' one.
considers that there was only ten days
training it adds that much more credit to
those taking part ;and also to Mr. Van,
Gene. On Tuesday night Pryfogle's
OJchestra supplied music, which made a
little, variation from the proceeding night
and after the performance a dance was
put on for which the orchestra supplied
music and which also drew a large crowd
and the Firemen will have a nice little
sum to put into their fund towards -the
the Memorial Park. F`• ".l"•' g -,
' Worci was received in town recently of
the death of Mr. Geo: Potter; who for
2:- many years was a harness maker here
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re.; with Alex Ross. Mr. Potter. died at I
r.. Ladysmith. Wis., 'U. S. A., whither he
,rtes- had gene a few years ago, death being
Jr.-.- due to pneumonia. He was a member.' of
Produce wanted the 0ddfelt ws, who -had charge of the'
1 Ar1u Ul;C YY QIJ eCd ,,.'-
wM' funeral. 13.e,.leaves his wife.one son 'an'd
Lucknow
Miss Isabel Douglas of Chatham, spent
New Years at her home here.
Mr.Robt. Brown, who boughtMr
W, Connell's dry good and millinery
store, is at present stocktaking_
Mrs Davidson and daughter, May, are
visiting in Toronto.
Miss Rinker, Kincardine, visitedat the
home. of Mr, W. McKenzie ''this week.
Miss Gill, who has been visiting at Mr.
Jas.,Glennies, has returned to McDonald mild sunny disposition one: day and. a•!
College, Guelph,
Miss Margaret.,MgCallum of Lucknow:`
visited with her friend, Miss .jean Nichol
of Listowel
Mrs. E. A. Renwick of 'Lucknow, with
her two children ` will spend 'tab 'wtnter
with her parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. John
Duffy at Huntingfield.
1922 .like nearly alt normal new-born
infants came in bowling; and has acted
since in acordance with the rules which
are supposed to govern babies, having a
•ra it e pr the next but let "us ho "
g ig.tme
,
.that as i't•gets'older•it will settle_' -down in
a businesslike Manner to bring cnndilians;
•iu this: country.., ba.c1r. to pre war days,'
when every man had something to do and,
in conseq(tence` wa's ' happy" and content''-'
ed.. :Deflation -lids been going on in all
the year that is passed,and our hope is
that 1922'wi11 see it finished, when ebm- j
modities eau be purchased at a reasonable 1
price and du'r Canadian dollar worth' a . Mi' Robt. McKercher and' tss Agnes
p ce ag
on ain market.. ' McKer, Ther who spent the bol" a' �.
g d
Ale. Painter has brought the stock of
the late David -Mallough and has moved
it to his own store. ' •
Elliott and Connell have too e
d
into their new office next to the Post
Office and - now, have a nice up -to -
office.
Wroxeter .
their parents returned to"Kingston last
Tuesday to resume their studies.
Mrs, Wm. Rubioson of Hnubolt, $ask„
is at present visiting her daughter Mrs.
,J. R. Wendt and other fremds' h towm
Miss'Beatrice Florae of Leamington.
spent the holidays with her sisters bete.
Aft e, r., tt l t1.nnra'rn-
ed Mor, _ Torodnto, a!fL'rliaviattutg'rfrievnds hnere,
Belgrave
Beginning January 29th, a series t>
special union services will be held in Bel -
grave under the leadership of. Rev F. R
Woods of the department of Evanelism
of the Presbyterian church. Mr. Woudlt
will be accompanied by a soloist as his
assistant, and very` helpful and inspiring
meetings are expected. He comes to us
as a very lorcetu, and effective speaker.
Keep these dates clear, and lend your
talents to the wellare of your community.
Belgrave Women's institute Will met et
the Methodist Parsonage Jan; 18th at 3
O'clock. Paper, "Living as We Go", by
Mrs (Rev.) Peters; "Life: of a ,Nutab,e
Wt,man" by Miss Luella Hopper; Music;
Rul1 Call, New Year Resolutions. ; Ladies
come and bring a friend.
The W. M. S. of Knox nhurch met at
the manse Thursday,arternoon, Jan. 4tb,
1922, ladles present. lite devotional ex-
ercises were taken by the Prey., Mrs.
Rev. Jones Script.' lesaon""taken from
Mark 16th chap, atter boil Call and busi-
ness Mrs. Garner Proctor, Melville, Sask.,
favored us with a solo ' .Vly Grace is Suf-
ficient for 'l hee", Mrs. Proctor is one df
our Belgrave young ladies nom; (Lessie
Halliday) she has not neglected her vocal
talent, she isas willing as ever to help at
any time. Mrs.Munro gave a splendid
paper. taken from oOr Scripture lesson
Christ's Message to Go Preach to all
Nations' she also read' an article on the
"Child Widow of ,India', which told of
the terrible suffering. At close of meeting
lunch was'served and a social .half hour
spent together betore,,teaving Mrs. Jones
favored, us with a beautiful solo; which'
was enjoyed;by every one. •{ .
Mr. and Mrs. Adair Iialladay of ,Ver-
den, Man., are visiting with the former's
parents) 1'1r. and Mrs, A. Halladay. 1.
Mrs. Carsony��of Winghain, is spending
a tew days with Mrs. D. S. Scott.
Mrs: Robert Stonehouse is visiting her.
sister, Miss Jameson of Marnoch.
Sorry to report that Mrs. Harry Hopp-
er is confined to the house witb a bad.
-cold.
Robt. Scott shipped hogs also some
ars. of y on Tuesda for.: the farmers
� hay Y,,,
Mr. Monteith of Stratford, is spending
',atew days with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Co
- a'
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date ! At' a well 'attended ineeling of -the
Lower ' Winghan'i Farmers Club in the
school house on Friday evening coon-
! chlor J. J. Moffatt of Turnberry, gave an
excellent r r
1 nt aria • interesting account:.of� th
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full hundred centsyCr p td ys Lth Cogvention rece itly.held in Toronto. y,A
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Woman Knows
The purity and quality of our lunch-
es and Ice Cream specials until she
has' tried them.
Olympia Ice Cream,Parkr
No Woman
The lasting satisfaction i n
Coats and -Dresses until she
Hanna's Ready -to -Wear.
Suits,
wears
anna & Co., .Ltc
tLlN:91.�
No We n .n. Knows
The superior quality o f Nicholls'
Brea d and Cakes un ti l she has
tried them.
A. J. Nicholls
ma.n Knows
What wonderful values King T3t'os.
are offering on all Winter :.lei°chars-
dise until she comes in and inspects
our stock.
111 ; it os1
Woman Knows
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The Chain Grocery Stores nt Canada
Sty
Winghain Branch, - Josephine
Toe Lar est C halo of Grocers in Canada
Honest Weight—Service-Fresh and Quality Goods'
Last 3 Days4huri, Fri, Sat.
Take Advantage of These Prices
Telfer's S o d a Bis- Shirrii!slarrnaIade
cults, lb 17c
Frankford Corn, 2 tins 25e
Currants, Ib 18c
Eagle Salmon, 1 Ib. tin 28c
411. tin .... ..69.c
Castile Soap, large bar. , .. me
Kit Coffee Essence, bottle :. 25c
Gold or Shirriff's Jellies, 3 pk 27e
TEA1, at ...37c p } r pound'
Sold elsewbere.at 50c and over.
Machine Sliced Bacon, ib .. 33c
Tiger Catsup, qt bottles .... 23c
Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs.... 25c
Finest Canadian Cheese, 1b. 23e
4 lb tin Exeellence Rasp. Jam 75e
Good 4 -string Brooms, -eat h- 43e
Riverside Tomatoes, Riverside P e a s 2
2 tins
3lc tins
31c'
a>ra .,
A Branch Near Your Hoznite.
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`..e lt.. to ,ir ;L" its.1 e.,7, r l• 'rk
The bargains W. G. 'Patterson isgiving at his; Big Slaughter Half Price Jew -
elegy Sale, commencing January. 7th andi eliding' January 28th.
W. Ge Patterson
The ,Greatest Dramatic Realism,
ever ,`screened.
The picture with a soup, describ-
es "No Woman Knows".
It's a big picture --Don't miss it.
ys Only
Daily Performance at 8.15.
'ices: Adults 35c, Children 20e.
ou` believe in life arid are not afraid
to see it lived humanly see
What she will miss' l')37' not coming early to Patterson s
Sale for-th.e early, bird catches the
opium s 9 9
Half Price Jeweiery.
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' pPatters(
teare„...",,h
N Wom n Knows
The beauty of Community Silver-
ware and the new low prices until
she visits "The Gift Shop".
T'�V e
No W o nn .n Knows
aenteatm
Hamilton
Why her husband deals at Hanna &
Co., , Ltd,-•lt is because he %rants
exclusive up-to-date Men's Wear.
Ha na dr.Co. y .tail
oman Knows
The enjoyment there is in having a
Victrola and Victor. Records in her
home until she has them.
. . ; nigan
No 1`6 o rn,w, n nows'
rsovi
Every Woman Knows that Kings'
store is the ,place to procure all lines
of Dry Goods at special prices.
King
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