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LPCKNOW, PrIT• THURSDAY, MARCH 11th, 1926;
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ttre,,,w,hi.eCenne
rh*filciiin*nil Surgeon
Lucknoir '
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Hones ,121.,;e4i- 7
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, DENTIST
I)r. . MftcLeod wflJ visit, . Lucian)*
every Tuesday .in Dr Conneles
•Otlice. •
• DENTIST -
Dr. •11, L. 'Treleaven, Lucknorw-
. ' Over Decker'S Store. Extraction
• either by gas or lodal. Will be in
Dungannon eveey Thursday •
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Phone 08
'7DEINTIST.
Call Dr: Newton
Make' 'appointment
,In office .eyeryday.
. 0 EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
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-Geo. A Slddafl, Luelzerine, •ee Broker
' . and Reel Estate. -Money to lend or '
• first '• mortgages : on 'farm proper-
ties. at 6 and 6% per cent accordine
teesecueitY• offered. ' AIrio smal.;
amounts on seeond mortgages ' On
.1a* 'properties' and on. =Ter:rena)
notes. " A few 'geed ,farMs for stile
114yfiBaLto-triltXi
Vaint--busmess
ever w -kW mav be seen at my
'residarire any thnee-elt.e.J. Cameron,
Painter. and , Decorator ,
ucknow 'Flour Milt
With the installation of netv ina
.chhiery and be extensive re4nodel-
,. Ong we are making •a higher -grade Of.
."• • flour than the. Mill has ever madee
Try ,a. hag, and convince . :yourself.
'Tem' mintey..eefunded if 'Slot ,Mitisfae-
tory.-4. E. Treleaven
Per Saie-5%.-Acres suitable Mrveg:
etables fruit, poultry and bees-te
ctossihe , river ° from Goderich-e-ed•
joinizi the "SaltfoidIleights" Dairy
Priem. •• All necessary buildings. -
Price e$•1600. 'cash. 1! purchased ir
• two weeks ,/ a Purebred, Jersey CoW
god's. with the 'Lot:L-411re: I. Hether-
ington,. R. R. 4, Gocleriche '
For Sale -Two small , frame build-
• inge, also a quantity of plank
andstorm and 'window. Saili.e-epply,
. to D. C. Taylor, See'Y Scheel Hoard:
TENDERS WANTED .
• Tender's will be received by the
Leckie:ex Council up to Monday, Mar
• „ 22nd, for . the complete re-decoratine,
• • a the interior of the LUcknow Car.,
negie Hall. Basement and. °Librare".
only excepted.
ihe following are' the: specifications
• All present woodwork which is .now
varnished tohave one epat of .11igh
Grade Varnish, except 'window sills
• stair. steps and risers, said •wirtholk
sills , to be properly filled, grained and
varnished .`tt). tnatCh present wood.
, work.' Stair steps to be gieenethree
: coats and risers. two • coats of floo:
• `peint.' The 'window sash and all the
doorsand other .woodwork now paint -
cd .will be given: two coats of paint:4
The doors nowenamelled to be cleari7
• ed by butnlrig Off said enamel and re-
painted with three coats 'of paint.
All loose portions of present buiteet
to be re -glued and laid solid to wall
• 'and* all burlap to- be given one coat
'„ of Paint; •
• •Alleplastered Walls to , he gine. siz-
ed. '
Walls Above burlap to a height of
' thirty' inches to be given two coate
oe paint. r• Balance • of Walls to
given- two coats of •Mureeco running
aesteheided border between paint and
• Mere:zee.; . •
All conduit' to haw; tWO coats of
flat Paint. It tobe. Understood that
• , present ticket ' wicket' be refinished
evith oil paipt and that, inside of
• cells be finished .with rnuresco, var-
nished over, to a . height •of ,six 'feet,
, All :paint used must be Of • Pnrr
e Linseed Oil and White Lead quality
'All woodwork _ Must he PrePerlY
• cleaned and trashed where necessary.
• particularly. 'Baseboard. .
Applicants to submit tender es a7
bove; else, tender finishirigall plas
tered, wells With two emits of oil
Mink with border where agreed up::
The Connate keserVe.• the righte to
decide on ether& used, and ale, Week,
-.must' be doted to the satisfaction Of
••.the,Lticknow,-,,CounciL•.and,-,-,Contracter,
tei% arrange, Itliat--deioritting-411.l'init'
; interfere with the use of the audit..
-Afgo; tenclekeleirrilihelriit5fde,
Ing of the above Hallwith tWo•eortte
of pure Linseed Off •Inds Lead Pariii7'
eegOine terms , and .eentlitiona as on ire
Aide: tender to apply. • of Said
work to ; be completed On or before
August '10th, :1926:
tenderaqir•-bk preberik-viale
and addressed to Jeer E. Agnew
Clerk, Lneknow,
Lowest or any tondpt nat, neceosar.
•.lily ,aconnfigt , •
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
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Orders for fertilizer promptly filled
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- -•,,best-gradewl':":G. S. Rbirtson.
- • Mr, Kermeth lefurclie j ependirii
Pert • of a.,:t a'44W9aW Vacation wath
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friends 'St Sertforth
Theseeend :carload Of ferinizerhae,
pee,k. receiv*ct, auct 1 now have,;a full
IUpp1y._G S. RO5ertstrn.
Ask us Shoiet thP Thirty .Minute.
,Hrrishieg..Lacquee .fOr floors ' arid 'line
oletrine".4-Wee: Mereie& Stile
. miss eelecie ',who is
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teaching at Forest, paid a 'brief -vis-
it to heeeleereeeen the .end of last-weele-
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Mr. Lams. W. Dudley,. Of 'Guelph
visited last ...week with his sister -In-
law, ,MatgareteE: Dudley, • Of Luck -
Mr. Cetil IMullin is in London this
week as delegate,frorn 1,7.0.L: No. 428
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to the Ontario Greed; Lodge of the
Orange Order., ' •
.Alex MacCarrollleft thiS
morning for Toledo, where she Wil;
epeed a ' feW' weeks with., her (laugh ,
ter Mrs'. Foster. • • - • •
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'. The regulate meeting of ilee: wane
ens Institute will be held atthe henot.
uft: Mrs...Wzn. Muedie on eireedee
Marele leth, at 2:00 o'clock
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" eers. 'emu, ,of Terente, who: hat
beeri'heee the :past: few weeks, tak-:
ieg' care of her father, the -late ,J. B.
taunter: 18 gOing back to the city thit
afternoon. • • ,
CIIIIRCHt NOTES ,
United 'Church Y.F.S. .
- The "Social Department had charge
of the Program .Monday evening. . -The
PraYer *Wee' hY Mr::
Treleaeeteeeehe also 'read ethr'YOtTp7
ture lesson. There was g reading by
Mr. „It; Thonipeont a., pantomime by
, sex uuthber of slics.rt
readiogs‘,*ere'-giiteig!::being"-.Wccerptb.
efroeti addressesat the pianston
ference. Other numbe.re were 'a featt-
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by Irene' Woods, And Hazel Webs
chiatt by Vrs,•,.M5r,di0 and
Dr. G. A: Newton gave
ieeti•actieeetalk on the 'ecipie• ."W
is the church; and what is the Oil
The k' ex°. ur_mn.gc, 1Viridenai;s„:11C.itlahsta. .have
• Presbyterian Guild • '
The Young Men's., Bible Class
charge Of the. Programme on Mon
evening, Cameron Macbdnald be
in the Chair.. Cecil Mullin. read
Scripture Leeson. 'Mr. Stuart R
ertzion' took the • Catechism Qieesti
ReV. 'Mr. 1VeacDereeld and .Mr. J.
Murdoch gave splendid 'addteeses
the topic. "Fetith and Life's Adve
ueete Readings( were given by M
gan Henderson •and Edwin ' Seri
Musical numbers were a, cluett
Meier and Horace Aitchesone atro
merle sole by George Douglas, a
a eiolin sol by Mr. Jack Henderso
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HAS. "THE ILEX: COME' TO TOWN.' ED. CASWELLeREMESIBERS
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On Fricley nigh of St Veeh
-CrOSS was -burned.; .the street
West' of the Central Oaiage int!'
.-Moeday:erugliteeeriether lit 'tipe ;the
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scenery just just south, .of enCe
• House, These are the, sterilized signs
that 'a" Ku Klux, Klan has been et.-
• ganized• in a ,,toeen, 'but whether they
eSINGING JIMMIE" HUNTER
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on Dear' Sir: . ."
This weekrs issue .your paper
1. brought to me :as roany ancithe
old-time Leckneteite the 'not whellY
'iine'ePeetall bat. Saddening •Ietehigee-
ee of the ,death of no/;,..o.id friend
were 'genuine' id A piece. 'of :tonifetil,
ery,. one 'not, in the secret tere - . „
Howeeeit .witheeelans. in all tbe sur-
- *tentidini. •teWrra '1.44Cktiow,:9014a liard-
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eac,.440,,orf,atiiiatisen: • : -•
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Some alarm 'Wei' felt when the
rch, Klanfirst invaded Canada,. arid ' it
Iwite said that it was neither needed
• ner wantedeher%.....13ritelt cane e.o_cl
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has spread rapidly' until enow • there
'cen be fewtowns oe villages - in.: Old
haOntario, that has not a Klein. It is all
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day oVer the 'United States; and its ad -
tinge ovvoec.i.atecsa'nihedit.re. Say that will be all
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'pobn- •' In parts of the United. 'States:the
c Kirin , becaMe for a time a • serious
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'ASHFIELD, CHURCH NOTES
• The debate 'which was held -bat-wen'
Ashfield and Dungannon ' yeting Poe.'
ple on Friday night 'last, was .a de:
cided success. Mr., Alfre
„--elfireffeeVeWeahleKein the tut
terest5• of the. Arineniaii '1,30Y'S Feeit
will be 'held, in the Town
the -evening of •:T.uesclrier, Mai:eh:tete
Achnissieri Reeer.v.ed• ..Seites •., Sec.
,hi1dren 25c.
, Miss ,,EilieleCanieron, daughter o,
Mr:, and Mrs. R. D. (einetive.',of toWn.
ha.e., been ; :doing deaconees'es:,
..work in ''corizeectiere. with A. TOrOniehurch :
has been. ,transfereed to Mot. •
real,. Where . she Will look 'alter 's new
,aritiVaLe• in , this •ceretetey. ..•
A enurriber of lettere- from POintr.
in Saele. and Alta. tell its of the .tint
• .,eirieer :Weather they :are having -no
and autos, are. limning. The
te....l.oke„ on the '..folk
sere in the 'Garden of the Dominion,
Well: We •can't ruff, autos'. hero: for '; ,
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, Mrs. E. Lelekhart. received 'wore
eeeently of the death: of her 'brother,
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Kenneth. MOrekerin, of Johnston'City
.T.eneerree% . Mr, Morrison was cheeei.
maker . at .11e1yrocIci_aectut • thirty fierce
Feats: ago, , !before going .' to the' Stat
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Those ..frern a disearice • Who attend.
: Mee. jarriee Taylleeei .funertil.
firesdaye last, 'were: -Mr. and Mrs
Archie. Campbell, of Harriitton;-Mie
raylor, Jr. ,of Galt.; Mr. Milroy, e of:
Galt; Mr. and Mts. Knight, Mr. an
Mrs. Farrell, Mr. Dave. Seaward, el
, Ripley. •,
' Keep in mind the concert in the
efown Hell the evening. of March 16
The proceeds Of this ,concert will gc
ro the sepport of the Armenian boy .
at Georgetown: for Which "Lucknoe
and .vicinity is reponeible.' •A :goo('
erograin by all h'oene talent, so that
every dollar will gee to, the right plact
Secure year reserved Oats at Me.
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Friends of Mr. and Mrs.' •Rirbert
Keith, ofeTeeewneer'will be • sorry
to learn that 'Mr. Keith, list. 'N•i'eek
suffered a stroke -of paralyses, his
left side being ceipletely paralyzed
Mr: Keith had been affected
beet d, year With a pecellr form of
nerve trouble, frein which he appear-
ed, to he slowly recovering.
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"FAMILy, THEATRE," IIICENOW
Come and see a. first class .,picture
at the re -opening of the "Family
Theatre" on Tuesday , and Wednes-
day, March 16 and 17." Everything
in first claire coridition.-H. Paterson;
Manager.'
FOR SALE -.A good reilch cow due
te freshen about the nth of Match:
-I): S. MacDonald ; • .;
WANTED -7 -Reliable girl to 'do house
work, Small... family; • , no • children,
geed Wages to tapable ,neison.*A1)-
ply ;• Hex 246, tercknow.
• AUCTION SALE,
Roy Irwin, Lot 10, Con. -"AA-
field-will have an sueetion sale- of his
efai•ec stocknntl•.,impeeenen'te
.day, 2.3 •CoMmendingt at OW
o'clock p.m. Quite a nunibet of Oa
ihiplements on this sale, -Elliott Mil-
len--Attet ' . •
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• AUCTION- SALE
Donald 3. Low, Lot 20, Coe:
G, Kin-
loss Township, (Dave ,. Falconer's
,farre) will hay° an auetibnsale of
farm stock; Implemontar„(lneluding,.0
VoddrFeitd 'Coupe), and household
feet. on Thursday, smaivit 215,. con1;,.
mancIngitt ono teetuek :Arai .,St
hilts', for a 004 Sat Of; 104 im4 im.
pliittionti. POrfloi Act,
the affirmative of the..subject
"R4solved • that the church is , just
ihed in 'attracting. Yeung: People by
means of ,entertainment," were giv,
en the decision' of the judges. There
was ,a large attendance,' and every..
One. .enjoyed the speeches' of bote
sides. kissee Tillie- 'and Millieent
secial. aeh, polieeeal.problenn, :In„.plac- 1
es it :has done a great deal Of good i
wore in cleaning up situations where
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the law 'was ineffective; . in 'other
'pleees it has been mischievous,. '.I In
this country ,it has been, well-behav-
ed - and decent pdeple have :held no-
thing: to fear from. it. : It is to .he
hope ethat this- good ibehavior will be
coetinued. '•
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GIRL GUIDE. NOTES
-6'1,TMeg.
The. Gz1 Guide are nt;.,;‘,, holdin
' .their weekly 'meetings , in the girls'
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PlaYro9rn in the basement „et. the
Sehoe4 This is a fiee eWarrn .r9ori..
and thSegirls have plenty of 'Space
fareeclei4'.1lilavaen.d97Aretr.a,niites'
and udirin
• Hackett, of Ashileld and Mr. Schol
-of.-Deingenrionegave-mizetcal'ntirithee
All, 'of the ',visitoes •eneoyed lunch
• of
a few group games in the.hase-
!Tient following :the Prograrre • I
• The hours of, services at Haekett's
eihurdli have been , :changed for a per -
lice! of 'ehree:enonthsieBeginning .riekt
SundaiL7StMday. School • will be held'
at 2 'p.m. and church.serOce at
pen: Services ' at Zion and Blake's.
Chure:he's' Will he at the 'regular hoOre.
Clizerch....menibership classes will be
held by the Paster for teetiee feom the
Sunday "" Schools desiring to Lunitt
with the church .0zi Easter, , Sunday.
Please enquire'. 'for lecalearrarige:
'merits. •
te froin their 'attendance and entlats-.
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' CHURCH NOTES
• The '- February Meeting of 'the Pres-
byterian Y:W.IVI:g. was held at •.the'
Manse. • The Meeting opened'with
Hymn , and, peayer. After disposing
qf the minutes , Miss D. Henderson
took. the tepiCs} "The • Abundant Life"
Which was very very belpfurato •all and
Much enjoyed. .. Mrs Elmer eleheseon,
• gaVe . a reading followed by ,Prayer
by Miss T. Carrick. .The collection
was taken• and after e Hyinn, a n
Prayer Mrs. Atia03.0naid served fe-
freshinents. , ;
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
The Debentures foe the •LuenknoW•
&hoe!, are now being :offered to the‘
public., Persons having. turide to in.
vest ean have , no, eafer guilt-edgec'e
investment. • Full informatiort will
supplied. and applieati6ns: • received
byeJOS. E. Agnew,Villege Clerk; Wei
invite you to assist in :the, fieaneine
of these Cleberatares.RObt. Johnston
Chair:bane Financial Cemthittee.' •
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T BREAD ON EVERY 'TABLE
here is nothing that rounds Out
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dailY, diet better than te' genet,-
portion of bread at every meel,
I' lathers, withers and childee a-
.' Bread is the , mainstey of the
al. It 'should 'he. eri every table
ee 'times . day:
Golden 'Cruet Bread with its whole -
mien, its nutrition) vitarnines,
everything pertainthg to , gooe.
ith. The Bread With the . ttoublr
doubt left out and the pep and
left in. Get it at your greeer'e
Reich; .Dozninion Bakery, phOne
id's. For .•Yetiii..r.$rteurder' Specials-
alnut Macaroons, • 'Sponge Cake ,
ns, Cream Puffs Strawberry and
eapple „Tarts, Chelsea
.'il0,•,lierge-evariety
ery to cheese from. •
nee T,-estecl, Never Wasted
metro' for Heine Macre
dye---Freeh.erich week'
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snd Mrs; Int.;
tie wrshette..tender sincere thanks to
eth °attends evtth oeshieWied4e thiAl kinrl
?tea to en , bingo's father, dm*.
the thrums. and /or the landtiOss
'tattled to.thOiriaelve4 white theY,wpre
In towni:
stay ioug...in the
tenderfoot clews. ... •
, Mrs. W. V. Johnston is Our. new
Lieutenant '.and everyone 15 anxiously •wititihg for her •to' be "duly
' Last Week the Bantanis led: in the'
patrol coMPeeitioe; being 5 teints.'en
.Why not ., They .are .all but one
Second Chiles' Guides • ,Howeitoe the
Canaries Can tie 'Meta much better
and you sheu,10 See the Nightingale:.
eeeLeteevety, Geride• be.; ptesent. Oia
• thee next',Friday evenin'g;.
FAMILY' THEATRE TO gg.d.pg.w
, J1110211e ..11o9tef. becomt
• svou'angiu;h1,!.*via;1;,1.).sac_,40;e,.Le.Liti:uckt?ii.O.;:t:9apt:i:tith.se*:
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the. ,Whes, one agai
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read with keen iiitiest your: ar-
tie!c giving briefly- the fedi of his
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life and giving; too a faithful picture
of iha Wan as We knew hire. As you
remeek, selie witlfetheedietant -past
has. been broken. Mention of ' the
name :of Hueter ,eweliees
host of memoriee Among" those
Which come to 'me are .ef the games:
9f •curling on the milepond whieh
,supplied the power for the goer •ene
iiteeellen mille, in the days: before a
skating and curlieg. rink had been'
eereeted: Whet -great games they.. had!
these 'eerie curlers: epee:nen-111e and
,Geddes, and the Murdochs, . the 4.1ffnte
eree-93oh.." arid "Jiminie", And many.
another husky, follOvver • of • the iOrire
No mention could bemade of our
late. friend , Without ,recalling his • gift
(if song. 'During' the Years I Was em-
ployed ie The" Sentinel , Office When
it Mood or,, stilts above the Nine Mile
River. iineek ntefeMare
eeeeeeellee
• ?arr. e arrRa r jay: scoli on: nriBssiir, )na:i ncamdua .00g uem, Made,
dc..f fastidiouser,twschhqeicwetasteWheat t.
jn ev-quality—of—Bread:"-OW Quality
ancj.
SPECIALS ' FOR SAIMRDA
CfeBITI'Piek: Lemon Pies SalVr Brown
Bon Bouthe Chocolate Cake Chelsep. gun$',
, . .
• Crescent Fruit Rolls
0,Bring in Your Butter and Eggs and Obtain
' The Best Pricqs,,
t.YM,. A. ,N'S. BAKJERY.
Lpciiitow,
l'hone46
waep Gus°, next e oor to as. Fleeting
• back Over: ;the years which' intervene
new nearing the the half- 'century, Conic
the ,straihs ok "The' White 'Szeuell"
and "The .Bennie 'Heteriee, 9'. Aitlie!'7,-
niy two special favorites, in the rich
tones ;of . a .Voice of unusual power:
an! sweetness. ; On one of •MY more
-itcerit visits. to Lucknow when .the
-,-Falle-Fairewes-orze:-.1.'reazrie-rictoss-neete
old friend . singing 'with . his- oldetiinee
abandon, smile of his :favorite songse
aiucl with voice wonderfullypreserv-
ed. for his years. At n4i request he
,
sang s the eAleliee:eeeng. ,He was all
that ; You •describe him .to;•he: fulls. of •
r011icking fun', light ofheert, end Of
eiapey, -disposition, andthese qualit-
ies, I' believe,, were Combined in him
to the end'of a. long life. ,
To, the few': now living whose mem-
ory 'recalls 'the days of the early, 70's
the . passing of this -genii'', • kindly.
.cheeey 'fellow • townsman Will, leave
hlruilrethat, cannot' be,.filled.
Yours truly, • E.: S. •Caswell.
Toeopte, .March 5th; ,1926.
•For sante weeks ,',Woikmene have
'been eng,4aged in remodelling the in
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,terior of Mr. TeYlor'a Building ' on.
:Campbell Street, to have it comply
with the law respecting picture shew
theatres The room., has been linee
with, firepeoof wall -board, and end' now
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presents ,' a very good,. Appearitedee
The. Pieture ecreerr will be 'at tho
front of the building Ifietead, of at
:the "back, • as .heretofore,° giving
.much -better. eeeW than was poetible
with theforniee areengement. The,
inepeetor df pieture show theatres
was here this week and expressed
himself as highly' satisfied with • the
nettsr atiangenicrit.: The; theatre Will. be•
=thawed by Mr. A.• Paterson, and the
opening shows, as announced else,
where, will be •given on 'TizesdaY 'and
Wednesday Of next, week. •
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WON' 'TROPHY ST WINGHA1VI
A LucknOW curling rink composed
of Messrs, A, E.,ItIcKine F. T. Arm- '
strong, .R. Jethestoli, and T. • S. Reid
(skip), went te:Witigharn Iasi Thurs-
day and sutteeded in Winning t he
trophy which was held there. On. Fri-
day the Veingliarn Rink carne over
• with; a• vie* to winning, it back- hu
failed, A, Kincardine Rink was here
yesterday with designs Upon the
etiVeted prize, but We go to press toe
early to report the outcome. •
:• 4. O. O. F. SOCIAL. EVENING
LucknOw. Lodge 1 o.
hold a seeitil evening in 'the 'Lodge,
room, on Mareh l2th 0clefellowee
:their wives or lady friends. and Re•
bekahs Committee.
'FARM FOR SALE
100, Acres of;land eNorthbelf
Je•tee, 4: :Erg....-Pir ;(19,11;-,1; IlizroneTweee,
'-tth"uL 4 rnile few thelireowe'Oer the
faVniis a barn 4o,,x oo 20-ft,pen
eposte. stone fetiodetiore eemel#
s'fabling and water supply. inside.Hen
house 1.6 X.i.0 it, ...newle,, :built. -Good -
teie.tnorreed: .heuee veneered ewtli: ce-
ment,- With, WO,OcIShed ,tinCgitrage
at-
tached, New , windmill just Up. A-
bout 5 acres of btish. The _land . is.
zieleloaeleesit ',,well,:drained with
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running water ell the year .round
going tretoet it. Abpat. 12 rieree aced -
.:ed to. Fall .Wheat.
,Feee 'fiirther•-• Partietatersapply to--,
Itit, 0, Luck.
00%, ,. 11.-04f,
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• L.O.L..SOCIAL EVENING. .
L.O.L. No. 428, Will ,hcild:',a social
seyening in the lodge room, Luckheee,
on Tuesday March 16, for members;
their wives Or lady: friends.
members 'specially invited. All ladies
please brine hineh.-,-P. W.M.MWlin,
cLOYER SpED
TIMOTHY
'y ALFALFA
FLAX SEW
ETC., ,
And all kinds' of .grain
cleaned fit, for market Or
sowing by the most effic-
ient cleanerAnanufactur.
•
°Anderson: & Son
LucknoW
No Two. 'Persons'
Eyes Are Alike
• That is Why the . Optometrist
niust, give' the., closest ettentiOn to
every' patient 'Aed where lenses
'Scribed' and:: iirepaied,ii Su i t the',
need.s sof the , 'We have
confidence in onrebiliterete.yericler
a satisfaetory eervice, and tty giVO
_ s
M ,nearlY:normai vision as coridi-
. thine Will. permit..
;Fi-74,41011$1:40.t10,
.LuOttietttw,.,.. 0.Ontrio
..:ARE:.'ycm.:. •
SATISFIED?
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----resent, possibilities?
• f not you will do well to investi-
gate for yourselves the opportunity o
building up an independent ,tuture.
OPPORTUNITY:KNOCKS BOT ONCE
Ambitious ,,ones only need apply.
Orrespondence treated strictly -private.
and confidential.
•
1. T. C R,LESS; Clinton, Ont.
,District Manager •
ARIO EQUITABLE LIFE
.wouLo LIKE ' pugpc DANOE,S
"CLOSED: To. s.c.noOL STUDENTS
'At t.helVlareh meeting' of the Luck. ., • . .
hoetr, Piehlie School 'Board. the. Secret-
clodw,uinnegii:eore. niunicaei.on. the • Village
. .•
secret-
ary :Wes instructed to , send the fele
Meesre„..:.the''ReeVe and
Counefl-
- 'of Luekripw
Gentlemen:_ ." e •
1,
At •the Regular Meeting of the
Scheel 1. HOard.. held in , the • e' School
fluilding on March 2nd. 2nd, 'when all the
members were 2present, it wa.s, fully.
(leeidede that • ilfee'ePreete4 of -'. • the
Scheel Pupils being in attendance at
the .frequent dances held' in the }Tall
wiz 'detrimental to the best interest
of the Pupils., and rbeen'the -Week: of
.the Teachers eery' much .more
diffi-
cult, end cn the whole iseprejndical
'to the i•best interest of • • the • entire
School. • Therefore the ,Schoel , Board
ciesire to Make .appeal to the Village?.
Council, • to pass sueh a By-law
will prevent the. coritinemece; of thia
practice which they believe to be an
injury to the eeccesS of the School,
; and the. • • '
••' "tepee- girieerely, •
AGE LIMIT FOR. DANCES
IN .LIICKNOIV. Tawx MALL
: At ',a yecent...ineeting of the tuck.'.
'now' Village Council the Toevn Clerk
was instructed to Pi•epare a by-law •
setting an. -ige lunnt, those who
ins.y. attend dant 111 the ToWn. gall.
A part of tlic ,law is to reeite, that ,
ea .perseez untle:i".ehe age of seventeen
may. attend, Melees: eceempanied; by a ..
1,parent or koai•diatt,* and after the by-
law is Passed thus ili be a' condition
on wheal the use a the Hall' can he'
secured for •the purpose of a .denee,
FE
TILIZE
IVRY SION, AN ORDER FOR
FERTILIZER iitcOlis; OR WEEKS:'
.AHEAD WHEN 'YOU, CAN GET.:
! ALL THE 13E,1 BRANDS e,,ANY
DAY YOU: ARE IN TOWN. : •
GET • • THE: VO tr
WANT' OF THE KIND YOU WANT
IWHEN YOU, \vAir IT'
C., S.'. ROBERTSON LeCKNOW„:
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MARCH±f011 MEN'S
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4 , MEN'S WORK ,SHIRTS, '
• . I3OYS' BLOUSES
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-.: AGAIN; AVE ARE lig,..iili,,k:Avair ot; N.: !.--Ntj441.1:;',..tq-nnA,54,:it:g.
OUTFIT, COMPLETE, FOR MEN, AND- IlOYS. grALthe
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--6..Otu1gAT NiOnEkAlt piticks;
FRED L'BUSWELL
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