The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-06-03, Page 1• rt
'RP PER YEAR IN *MN,* $2•••590-711VRIVE-:.
RPIOW
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TH6RSDAY,
uptE:304 1:926;
SINOLE,COPIE5. SCri.;T..,
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• PROFESSIONAL cAlips o
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,Dr. 'Connell'
•PhYinCisla and suriis°4,
• Lucknow •
ours,- 2-4 •7
• Ph011*. 35 '
_ :•• -•,DEorisT ,
Dr, MacLeoa will via*, :1Liurl,finow
every , TtradaY in Dr." Connelec
Mice. ••
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•• • : 'DENTIST ' „ •
Dr., R. L. Treleaven, LdcknOw-
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Over Decker's Stor e. Extraction'
either by gas or local. Will be in
Dungannon every Thursday.
.' Phone 53
DENTIST
, Call Dr.. Newton
Make appointment
In ofllce 'everyday
O. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN 0
%- • . 1
0-0- 0 0 .0 -0 '0-0-0-4-0
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Siddan, Lucknow, -Broker
, and Real'Estate.--lioney'to lend in
first mortgagee' on farm proper-
ties at 6 and 6,1/4 per tent accordinj,
to security offered.. 'Also- mat
40)watt on •second mortgages 01
-farm propertiesand on persona,.
notes: A few good forma for. sale
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• 0 °LOCAL AND qPIERA.1. o
misi Rena Gordon was over.'„frein
Detroit for the week -end, • -
And this .is June, generally regard-
ed as the loneliest: enonek .of .the
•Get ,Your:Steane,' Het at "!Orcieeti!a:
$2.00 to -e6.00, and SOME ',assort -
meat. • • • - !
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Miss. Mona Mitchell is honeeeefte-
ittending Toronto University etle
past tenni • •
'. Will. all cowing the undersigned
kindly Call and settle their accounts
:V Junee1.5th:-13elle' Robertson. •
Mr, Harold Ferguson harkeeirted
, ,
. the Paid Smeltzer property and will
Move to einem next week.
Friend of Mrs. Tele. Cain will be
••ei"etWa th Taresleetia-feeling-
.
.lietter, than she has been for acine
tinie. .
'Mr. and Mrs...R. H. MeQuilliee mot-
ored to Thedford, • and, spent ,the'
i'veek=end, with 'Rev. and Mrs. Lang::
ford.
Mrs..W. Kearney' �f Drayton, „heti
..etUried, lierife, • after 'speeding ' a
eiouple 01 *deka With her parentshere
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Little Audrey ,Horne has so far .e0-'
• :WALL, • e°ve,i'ed fr6m reeoeit• mastoid °per-
• Latestertternse!in. atmfle• es lo he. :Ohleet04ezituthe
prices. s cheap, as in catalogues froni London', '
etleO lOok patterns. of leading MaTE • •
ufacturers.eeBerc 174, R. I Cameron eere' and Alr.8.• J. T. .Gaynor,Miss
,
Fiances Cain andMrs
7Pitinter & 'Paper .1Ianger; ' . J. Shaman*,
all of London, spent the week -end
tticknov.Flotir Mill ,
vith Mr: and Mrs. Cain.
, . . • • • • We -have tbirty pair men's 'all
gelid" leather Work shoes, regulai
This,is wbSt. our rusumers a"' price $4:50; sale 'price 33.75,. while,
saving: 'TM first bag of -fiaur has 'they' last. Come and, get_Yonri.---
been consumed and has •mer.e., . LAO • •
' thsr e.
'reached- our expectations; in fact Iv( , , • . . , , . '
'consider that it is the best.S.Haveliwk Mist. Feline Kirkpatrielc, daughter
• Flour we have 'used." • • •of the late it- Y. Kirkpatrick, Of Van-
• Why not be one of the'custOmerF zouver, E.C.t is visiting her aunt
Nr
getting such satisfactory results from ae'J. Hackett df WWII and friends
the use of. our floir? • • n• 'west 'Wowelioshe• • •
w. N. Treleaven MondaY. of 'this week was '''Dedora-
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tiOnt lay" in •theUnited Stetes. Be-
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For Sale-TWe' 'simian frame build- ';fig , a public ''holidOY, the week -end
Ingealso :a quantity of .2 -ie. Iplank saw a great movement df Canadians
to D; C. Taylor;'Seey School Boar . •
• ' home for a.•brief visit. •
•and stem and window sash.-- poly
feene the lake cities *tenth of the line •
For Sale -Solid brick louse, well
,at.K.mcardirie, ,this week. The Jun(
• finished, -convenient to all- places ot
beefless. ' One of the finest-lecatiens ..sesinen is the big business dessione_e_i_.
in town. Alsev an excellent „garden. the year, Reeve Johnston of Luck -
Apply to owner, Mrs. D. M. Gordon. new and Reeve Tiffin. of. Kinloss err
Bruce Comity Connell is • in session
LUCKSOW SPII0014:OPORTS
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Sr; marks 470; Eiceei
lent. 354 Geed ,282t pto .188i 4Equic.,
Newte-ii-389-;tteGbarlite-JeWitt-e-900l•
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"Oeeti Johnston -,357; Built Parker
335e Kathleen acintonh 331; Iex•
lord: Ostrander 306 Ellen 'Burns -305
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Bobby MacKenzie 290e :StaeleY wod(c,
•289; Edwin Whitley 281; l'Frances
Armstrong 280; Joy ,Henderson 421E;
Norman . Tailor 223; • Muriel .SOlornoil
.210 'Reward' 'Johnston' 210- '••• GraCe:
.Webster 161. , • • • • • '
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'Jr. 'I: Possible. marks 260e Excel,'
lent 195; Good 156;. Pair ...104- ..10e0
Macintosh. 243; Graham Sber.riff 230;
-.Arlene Jewitt 226; Roberta „Jcihnstuy
226; Mary Webster 226; Herold Rit-
ehie 218; Girein Reed 210;alc Mee-
Tionald 207. . Frank Sherwood 199.
:Clyde Reid 498; Mary McKim 3.7.5;
.144 MacLeod 1741e. jack Button 173;
Chiesterne:Havena 168';11,,lithepeor
--1:67;---JeasIe-eHenderson 162; Ay1ini.
Aitchison 160; ,Hilda TWainley 153;
• Billy - Centel* 1434. Deere Jewitt 140:
•Zerlde Steward' 110; Jennie •Pearlinar.
.10e; J. C. Reed 994 Merle Johnston•
:76; •Roy,Solomon'ell; Billy''Jeetett 45;
Matgaeet, Rae 41; J. C. Armstrone..
85;- 3. JohnstonC 20..
' ' . . I. Murdiee
attending. "
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• Ti • rehi -1 ' '
this Week have put this part f On
Rupture .Expert Here • me Y e ast week apt', z.tgain
• -DP you suffer from ruptere? If so tario. in a, splendid. Condition so fay
et
your big opportunity' hag' now arrive as vegitation goes. There, has been
ede .Mtee'Reityely the noted repture a fine growth ef grass .end
expert will be at the ' gains:trees have, developed a full
'CAIN HOUSE.'mantle of leaves, : and P fruit (orchaede
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for one day
:re in full bloom.
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7:HURS., JIME.11),
.amination to any eufferer and': dem- ' •
meitrate 'Ilia famous applenee. This
and ;will be • pleased to give free ex-. 'CHURCH. NOTES
appliance will contract t e openinp
in 10 to 15 days and will cure cases
In from three to six months: This
appliance is positively demonstrated
to you, right on 'Ycalr Person without
any 'charge. You do not spend
- • penny unless you are fully satisfied
that it is the 'right appliance for You
A consultation with Mr. Reavely will
idiot you nothing. Don't let, this Op.
portunity ',get away from ou. Rem-
embee the date.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
100,Acre farm, on the 6th Con. of
West WaWanosh, all in trails, good
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house and, ba,rn, well fenced; pleny
:of water. Apply •to Mrs. C. Durnm
Leander. b
United Church' Y.P.S.,.
The 'topic at the 'Young Pecoplee.
Society Meeting oe Monday eVeninr
was "Loyalty to TheSchool and Th
Church"-, and :eves 'ably taken by mi.
Bob. Andrew. •Mr. R. p. Cameron al-.
16 'gave a short talk. Mlas Gertrude-
Treleiven ocCapied the chair and
Miis Emile -Busweli read, the Scripture Muabilie Marlboro. Wey,.
piano solo by Miss Jessie MiteKen•
tie and a vocal solo by T. S»
Reid. 1. ;
:• The Missionary Department Wil"
have the, meeting next ,Monday ev
ening, When a good program 'is as,-
sured.."
Robin: II '
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,Poseible:§10, 'poem*, -3$2, 'pito 306.
Sr. II: 'Afehtiii: Johnston 447; Mae-
.
guret- Ritchie 445; Cameron
ii --'442; teen Areettiong . 437; erne.
!Reim'. 421; David Horne 423; Doti-
.ald''MOPD.9414',418; 'Edna Agar .411:.
Herold , Ration 41.0,-, Stewart Collyer
410- Eddie ` Whitby' 387;.. Douglas,
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:r lark 382;' Florence Maeirinese 381,
Jean Neel/Wen 311; Verna SteWaree
J. C.1 Durnin.' '312; Phil. .Mace
Millen • 288; :Jack Fisher* .282; .Tom:
IllieDeritild'243; Melvin Stanley* 218
"': Those .marked haeeiniseed ek,
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mese ' :••
Possible 475, Honors, 356; 'Nag 259
Jr. 'IL Donalde• TherriPsen 377: G.
.JOyeit 360; Lillian Herne 358;• Frank
'MacKenzie 252; : Barbara _Solciinoe
343; Isobel • Douglas e 342; Christie!,
Finlayson ' 3384 Isabel Hamilton 334e.
Flora Webster 233; •Fred Milne ago
Elliott web4pi;M:0; Alex. Macintosh
•'208;-' Alfred Armstrong „289; „.Andree;•
Henderson 288; , Bill MacKenzie 277:-
LeoniedeMacDonald. 27e; Margaret
Baker 23e; George Whitby 224;.
'.Fisher* 215; • Lecorierd',Webetere: 184:
Theife eiriar•ked * ,missed examse
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• 11. Sherriff
Room ' •
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• Sr: III: Ex.--L75-Gladys MaeDoe-
..ald.88;: 'A. MacKenzie 87; 4..MacIo-,
tosh 80; I. Naylor.79; W., Armsteone
78; Pe Reed 77; E. 'Smith '76; Laura
-.Webster 76; L MacMillan 764 Harold
Johnston 75. Good -60-M. MacDcin-
aldere; 'S. Mellin 74;' T. Mackenzie
13; • D:'.11endeyion 72; 8.• Steward .72;
,F. Thompson 71; 'R. 'Finlayson 71; F.
'Steward 71; L. Naylor 70; G. Web;
ster 70. 'air -Helen MacLeod 55.
Jr. III: Ex -75-C Finlayson 91
,IL bollyer 87; D. Nixon ii7; J; Hen:
clerson 84i; R. Mullin 83;
hon 83; D.• Douglas 78: Goode -60=-4
B. Brown- 74; A. Burns 7,8; II. Greer
72; M..IIamilton 69; r. Agar, 66;W.
"Armstrong ,66; B. Thompson.,65; c.
THIEVES GET, TIRES AND,
' GASOLINE
IhieveS. 'visited, Silvetwood's local
Plant. Monday' night of lett week
..and, Stele a. eriere tire from two, of
-‘,01e-big-'-trucks,-drained' the 'gasoline
.out of the truck tanks, and took •
length of hose „which- been .used
elbMit the plante. They •alsoesathered
urea. quantity of .tools belonging 'to
;the: men' who had leen itt..Work on
Havelock Steeet„- and get -away, With;
the lot, , • ; :
The a/OP, • 'consisted' Of cas-
, , ,
tubes and rims read)! to
on the., Wheel,'2, were e ;Wiirth shout,'
2190,00. Twenty gallons of gasoline.
was . taken, and the Other articles ran
to a• value of, 2e of 30 elopers,. e • ,
The trucks were stored in a _Section
of the ice house, but the thieves ev-
idently had- a key Which fitted the
doer lock. --A *Mull truck or automo-
bile yeas' tweed ton -ling to •the vicin-
ity of the -plant between' two. .ane
three o'clock Tuesday morning, an'
-it-isetlioughtethat:--ethisee.-waseeeetteie
thieves' outfit: They, evidently. were
efore or .lets ,familiar with the place'
and knew where to get *hat they
wanted.. • • • • • .
Detectives Who investigated have
Re: far been unable to :traee. the
'thieves:
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- ' LO.O.F:' St. Peter's, Angifean Church
The 1.0.0S, *ill hold their Mem. .. Rector: Rev, E. Freeman Traverse,
. oda': Seryieee .on June 6th, Oddfel.' M.A.; Organist: Mrs.„ G. H. Sniith.
lows will please. meet in the, lodge •,,, n tn; I ns 4. .'.• Ili mi
Anus. Bac.; ' eeeelle enrecee44; ears, • T.
rown at 2 P.M. pia March In a body. Clerk.
'.".--led 'by the • Brass Band, , to Greenhill , Annei.eirskiry Services!, 'lune 6, 1920.
• CeineterY. Aftei a short service, the if A.M. ifnly „communion,:,(chorat);
,
graves of the departed br4here will 'Biowli. .7. P.M. Evensong. _ preacher:
, be, .decOrated, ' Visiting , brother*. at- 'Rev. CatOtt C. R. Gonne, 111:Aff Lon-
. ways, welcome.: - - don, '
ii.:8'..e. '
general hou
le aid °I`.. Comtnittoe
Wanted -44. capab m
num fet- seerork. APPIY 9 '
to Mrs. It. C. Hays, Wellington Ste of the programme, Monday' evening,
Goderich. ' George Douglas read the Seri t
Lesson organ Henderon took the
' ABHPI.RIJD CIRCUIT 140TO, - Cateahigim. Question. Eeadingswere
given by Miss Margeret Ler.
Ilia. pastor: hea'retutned, from &In-
ference and will be iti ,iatendance Itralismt• Helen' MacDonald and
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kresbytenan , bite eliiirge
L.Better.:Bo.,..•A:.".Wear€:t,.11f.
Glasses Than A
P�ssirnist
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F.
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Ti.:ARMSTRONG
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OPTOMETRIST: •
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1-10knO*-•., ()Wadi I.
Eye strain sometimes 'causes a
nervous condition. that is express-
ed in ill 'temper. There is nething
hard. to understand in that to a
Pereon. Who is at all familiar,witle
. eye strain. Our services have of-
ten .proven the truth of the _a-
bove. If. your outlook on life is
,sonieWhat .; Pessimistic, ',"•maybe
glasses wOuld you. .
MASONIC- GATHERING , .••
• t AT KINCARDINE-
OlfiCial visit by *Grand Master
Rowland Of the Grand Lodge:of On-
tario e.g. A.M., to...Kincardine,: or,
..:Friday,eflast week, was Vie soccasion
for a, large gatiteTini'TorTnembors--of-
the Order. Prieeedingn, Were in hc
, . . .
way of.a. Ledge Ofilnstructione A. p
.Mewlainney, District •Deputy, preid•
Old Light ,Ledge, tacknoev,
..Plified the First Degree, Bruce Ledge
of Tiverton, the 'Second, and Listowel
• leidge, the; Third Degteefi' ' .•'•.•
. The degree, work was followed leY
a, •banquet given_ at the Town Hall
about 300 being in attendance. Grand
Master Rowland responding to: the
toast to the Officers of • Grand Lodge
gave a mcietedul eepositioli of the
principles of Free eVlaserriy. • Mr,
Rowland is a •eapahle and impressive
orator,' and his epee& was .4great15
enjoyed. •
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Grand Junior Warden J. B. Spene.
_vas very happy in •: hie
response th the'togir-ple-pcised to thi-
visitors., Another -splendid • sPeeel
was by James Malcolm; M.P.; nil('
replied to the toilet TO Qui Country
Runny. Thea.tre
JUNE 4 & .5
Pris,eilla Dean • in
"The Crimson Thinner"
Here, Gregory; a brutal unscrupu-
lous land lord takes a diabolical de-
light .2in evicting penniless andestare-
ing tennants. Alfred Schreber (left.
a 'cripple by the war)' and his beau-
tiful daughter, Branea, were two of
.these. See the results.
' • Good Comedy,
MONDAY; JUNE 7,
William -Desmond in
"Big Timber" ,
Comedy, and Serial "Circus Mystery"
'MEW/ITN-NEI( To RUN :IN
NORTH BRUCE.
At Convention of North Bruee•
Liberal*, held at Tara on: 'Monday-,
Mr., A. 13, „Xewhinney; of „Bruce
Township, was ,selected as 'Altera'
candidate. to contest the riding lee
the next provincial election. Mr 1
..Mewhireney is .at present represent
ative, for' West•Brueee bae.in•the nee:
election there will be no West Bruc
and:Mr: MeWhinriey't honor
will be in North Bruce. The Convert-
• Oen %Wei .unanireous its
Other's nominated, nevi?* all with;
drawn: These „ were: Major Totniie
a former M.P.P.,• now
ofSouthmp-
ton; Win.. :MacDonald, of Chesley;
alsa a former Mr. Alex Mc-
Connell, of Burgoyne. Mesers. -Nei:
ieon 'Pariianient and • J. J. „Hunter
evere'ontside speakers.
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'EDUCATIONAL 'ASSOCIATION "
, The Sixth Anneal Corivefition of
the Bruce County Educational 'Agee,
Johnston 64; U. Wade 63; W. John- 'elation -will be held hi theeTown Hell
ston 60. Fair -59e -E. Baker 59;M
Cousins 59, K.:Cameron 55; P. ,Cous-
Ina 64„; it, Ferris. 51; Hi Reed 51; E
Solomon. 50. Poor -Margaret . Mac-
Donald 49; L. Irwin 4ii; M Ilendei:
son 46; S. Cameron 48
. ••• ThOmpson
Beton% IV
,. Sr. -IV: Final examinations in G..7
subjects. .Nature • 'Study,' „Art . tine
:Hygiene.. Peasible', SOO, *nets, 225.
,PaSe 180.. Hon.. -M. ,Wilson , 263; S,
MacLeod. 258,;.'11,•MaeDonald •2464.,A.
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Cameron Sherriff 30. Akio
Wade 222; C,Webster,: 'mg.
GroupII-Test exiting'. Siibieetat.
.Readingo. SpeIlIng,* Writing,.. titetw:
ture,' C,Ompeelitione • 'GeOgee • Hist.
Aritlinietie teisleiblefillarks
750; Honors •563;:Pass 450. Honor
MacDonald'. 826; M. Wilson. 613
V. Shetrift 603e tee Wade,570. Pass -
S. ' MacLeod '. 551; A. , Cato eron4 tair
C. Wihster 585. ' •
Jr. TV: Standing on daily 'work foe
month of May. J. 11141061L„,i. '11..Mar-
tin; A. Watson; A. Andrew; C. Greet
A. tititale"; D. thi'abootikl; t. wioor;
• MilcO1M, Watson, . nUree
et.,xmellidrseetitikdillietirttibell'aggliolbps,erved ,in, _hers' Consisted' 'ef an ifiettanonial by
.teresta of the' Prohibition 'Alf4blilitVitT18011. 'Itattiorratis
'N-Orik kitten Vleld Day in the in. Fl.°t°41Y' $1xOne'lltand lfatkolo 13Y :Metes
• -1- •arld Messrs'. (fort • and..NiXOn; duet*
-Union, =The nervicea Will be rein
as follows, and the Pastor Will esell . Y , e
Stanley and Cole and
On Alia Work *Which the prehr
ition violin solo by Ur. J, tattie,i.„ The
forces of Ontario are doinfleat Atle, rktior oosed with o pissss,rk, so.
',fano' Thati /111 no. that nviltingii n4441114441 fin linall fait %Ill
Paisley, Thursday afternoon; June
17, beginning at 1.30. All'ineeresteo
in Education should .endeavor ' to, at-
tend. Copies of .the program have
been sent to alt the Scheid Boards
Consult your Secretary and tee whel
Is in. Store for you.
• . , • W. R. D. Sinclair
, GIRL GUIDE NOES •
ktiat` Friday eveniug .the Guides
were examined for the, Heal*
Badge. Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs.
Wilton acted as exaMinets. The fel.
lowing' Guides' were Successful
winning the badge :-Jean Stewart
Mary ,' Wilson , Helen MacDonald
Fleleie MacLeod; Marion' • Stewart
Vela Sherrie. Jessie Stewart- Mary
Dtiuglage Jessie MatKenzie; Margar-
et ,Winnifred ArniStronv
*katlierine MacKenzie:
Ali Guides to be oti..time next Fri:
day evening.
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ogisissatimmastess
SteWart, A. Murdoch L. Beabsony
M. ,,TOvvittf A. Smith; J. Mackenzie;
B. Milne; C Macintosh; E. Mimi r A;
'MadMillen; A. -Hainilton.
• X4a1V/ticEsOnnid.
.,'-.1EdifkrOtibit'SfORt
Tho store at tititigaidela again, op.
ande, line of .gOilokal l'aereh.
fitelePt tittle., • . • la 'available; ta..oeuil. $potilai
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Popli4 1411011 tit V 40014 04 01000,1 • It 4 p00144r-Itito, .
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e•fe'eleH•I'14- 41,
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BREAD is the food that ,
"stays by" because it's
„
-,-so nourishing
--so delicious
and. the Big, Food -value
today. ' •
Good Bread
is the loaf. you'll like. for ,
its best-of.all flavor and
crisp goodness.
• bei it at .
1101yman's *Bakery
REID'S GOLDEN citusrr nEEAD
-Eaten-at every meatia.
hounding health. In every slice, ifs
stored the sweetness; strength end
nourishment.oe the wheat kernel with
a eenerees allowance of yeatt and
make it 'rich' in •vitamines on
which health depends. Get it at your
grocer's or ',phone -Dominime
Bakery, '48.
Specials'. baring The `Week •
.Delitious Sonoge Takes; 4elly Roll-
elocoamit Recite, Seems, 'Strawberry-
& reach Tarts, Patties, Wit4)a Cup
Calces, A loge varioty og ohoioegt
bal4iinot itioh tioiolititito Ciainj
1nkist414$0 801.t
ea*
0
r Quality Bread Offers the Best Food Values
It's Nutritious and Economical
*SATURDAY .SPECIALS
,
. Raisin, Home Made and Whole Wheat Bread ,
Lemon Meringue Pies 'Chocolate Marshmallow. Cake
Apricot Tartlets Dundee Cakes • Rock Buns
;Puff-Frigui-,es Cratn:Puffs--- Jelly Rolls •
Chelsea BunsDRING •
OTAN
INBYIVRTVETEBgas-T:ANppPi'cEEGsG* ND
'HOLIAYSAN'g • 13.41cRY
'hone 36 ' 'Lucknow
A
SUPERS1LK nosp
While We sell it at $1.50 it is
equal to any $1.75•Silk Hose on the
market, ,aaid for 3 Daya. A...real Sun
shine Value at $1.19 a lAir. 17 Shad'
1 r
es, all sizes. ik •
• ODDFELLOWS VISIT' RIPLEY' '
Some- 250 members a the t.a.mr.
in this district' Were,. in Ripley on
May 27,theattendifiges "Lodge of Ie.
• striletien" conducted there by the
District Deputy Grand Master:- Deo
gree work was exemplified by Riple
Lodge". putting, on the Initiatory
gDe-
re; Lucknow Lodge, „First Degree:
Tiverton ;Lodge, Second Degree, and
Oineardine' lodge, Third rDegree.
hlserltleat rem.arks MD -G41%.
highly eomplirnented the -1.ucknow
Degree Tea/nil-on the _excelleut way
in which their-worIc was
wVolle*Ing the lodge, work a ben.
quet at the Irwin Hotel was greatly
enjoyld thi usuM t000to Ohio
'Mt !,91104 tOt
HORNELL MURDOCH CO
Dry`Coods, Women's Si t:hildren's Wear
neW Hose in.
the new colors.
. Garter W elt
with 1 8 -in. Silk,.
to
the.
aleToest, knee. andHDouble:
Sole; oftlY
There is no question .bout Short SieeiFei:
Everyone wants them for the warm weather.
-The girl or lady of today mint dress near the
made. Such Dresses as we are ,,now showing are
the last word in "style" \and they are all specially
priced, 41.95 to $15.004.
Striped Broadcloths are now going to be a-,
motig the "best,sellers." That does not occur to.
us' because we have it. We have it -because it
"stylish.. A new British -made Broadcloth worth
50c. a yard, now only 39c.
Striking, ,colorful andappea,ingly new are
the Rayon Dress Fabrici: Their unlimited adapt-
ability make them a welcome. Nothing has. the
real: value that Rayon has for Dresses. Special
NEW :GOODS
Tom Thumb Umbrellas.; Japan Parasalsi
Gloves' Hose, Undergarments, Dresses,. etc..
COME ..AND SEE
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'Atkett At Western Hospital,
.Torooto,-.qit...Atay2Z i923, to Mr.' Mid
Harold Aelteet, 'h datiehter,
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Bissett -Th the TeWriehle f Mb
'•ifdla, o May- 1626,-.: to Mr: mid
_Mrs; Russetl Bitcett, a drieghte,e,
. eleoote-in Luekeow, On ,leme''2nd,
1026,te- leire and Mrs', Rebert,Brown,
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Lucknow, on May 31s,
1926; to Mr. And Itrs. Harold Allin;
daughter,
For Saje.4:•tonifortalile ch`relliner‘'in
hucknow; .frame with cornettveneer,
roof and 'Nails in gooci conditiON
hard and Soft, water; half acre of
00004tid. 4131)1Y to Mrs. Atoes
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pgnsd 1,,Acknory 1/41,
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PETER SMITH GETS HOME
When 'we .say "Peter Sniith," you
know that we mean Peter Smith. of
Stratford,. Tete of Kingston, •
Be Order of the Department of
•Mr. 'Peter Smith, former
treasurer, of Ontarior Was released
fioi an MayKingstonandlowel,l!iltiotegnter-41'1'tre--Y
at Stratford': ; ' r
A prospectivo son-in-law, Mr, J. L.
Groich, an'd a cousin, Mi. • Dick jen-'
op, .went tit; Kingston Ad took , Mr.
•Smith,lierne by Auto. They are said
.40 have -ir.ad ai average of .50 milee
per hour on the way 11°1114, and - on
suitable stretch' s of the bud. went
-as high AS 60 nines. ,Soeit-wris a sere-•-
'ef •'joy 'tide" in more ways than 0116.
• 116ter is apparently In good hon!th
and was
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family, - ktykstoashe'tilhootinglhe
the pub.'
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