The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-03-15, Page 1•
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• Phone' 86
• „DENTIST,
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Mac o will Led 'vis'( ' L •u
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..every. r
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FY Tuesday? .in � "Dir ..,onnell sa
Offiie
e.
'DENTIST •
Dr, R. •L, . 'Treleaven, , . Lucknow-
Over • Decker's Store: Extraction
either by gas er local. Will :'he in
•Dun nn' n r'
a o eve Thursday'. g Y u da1', • .Phone 53.
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•' ;: EVERYBODY'S COLUMN 0
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0--0_0 .0' 0 0 0-0-4-4-0
Geo. Riddell. -.Broker
.;:
A 8 Lpeitnow;,..
end Real Eetate.�-Money.; to lend ger
first morta es. on farm proPer:
6.�tie at 6 andper' cent
• 6% r according
P.
t ...i rit :
ecuoffered
Ale small
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Y
Alio
amounts on; second mortgages •,on
farm • properties and on personal
notes. good
A fewam • s 1
f ir.for a e
WALL PAPER -,-A fu71 line of 1928
• Walt'; Paper on. hand. • Prices from 8c
up::` 1,am' also' agent for leading :job
houses. -R. Jr, Cameron, ; , Decorator
Painter and :Grainer,. Box 174, Lick -
,
•
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WEDDING
t At the•
noc
k.parlia
melit
r
"held
the basement! of the' Un; od
Churc
:Monday eveninga'l:ively debate de
velopod over:a- ,proposed; ,1.111 to'•pro
Side fq>•: the erection", of a: town oleic
.ithe he:'sehool towera•a • '
,..:s _ . rncmorial; t
the o d'' r
1 ea.
st o uck o
£ � n and•i '
�w v crn>t
Arlio" fell
in the Great:rWrir '•This 'wa
introduced -as; a .prilvate .1111', and th
half dozen . or more w:h
'' °o to olc''part.
Ole de d e
h � of
i i f o ed . di
a W , d so' re
11e o r.,
s a
-� f t a' 1 .
fiii atiun:' . An-
n y. a
•
nendn,ent . to °the, bill !was submitted
lii'opo;ing the' erection of a cenotaph
'instead' of a :clpck. The' meeting
"Bough' largely' made, up' of adherents
3:f the United Church,. was fairly rep-
resentative of the village -young and
hiddlc-aged;
The eba e, eol?ducted recording;to
:parliamentary rules, presented a "va-
: iety iV views regarding the different
`:yp.--s of n7en orial to soldiers. A',yote
taken on •the amendment, (which -did'
not :follow party fines)•° •showed the.
meeting CO. 1"i'e largery in favor•.of a
cenotaph, o • i
P , nothing.: else'
and serving no purpose- either. 'than
he expression c
I of ommunety send-
rent regarding;the fallen.
In view of the fact that:
thereis
a.. ;general conviction that a•••• soldiers'
'11!'11
• 7oitil ought. to be e?ccted, .;and
bat there is a``clivesion o_ opni'otl'as
o the form ; -.ineniorial hoi'1
� 1 d take:
•t
t
t
this•'expressioli of :opinion'' at re
n
resentative is'.of Value.. meeting: rte.
•: —o -o -o.
PRESFN I''
A
A.IbN':IN TORONTO.
NTO.
MUSKRAT FURS -I am paying
f
h sheet; market price for raw
' musk-
rat furs A: Blitzst 'm
, Phone ' 18
Lucknow.• • '(10-11-tf):
a
FARM FOR :'' SALE•-= 150 -acre
• . farm, in Ashfield, .' For • particulars,'
•appy to • John Parrish, RJR. ' 7, .l.:uck-
now : (29-31p)
FOR SALE -8 Purebred,
York-
shire'. -Sows,
du tofurrow u o
ewteof
h end.
March. -Levi -Boyle, .i '1
K n ough. .. .,
FORALE=Tw ..r•.
tS-, o grey For'e l _,.
pa rte u e. Y,rs .apply .to:Janice w, Web-
ster, 77 9
., 7, Dungamioii:
•AUCTION `
� NaALU
of' farm stock andi implements
at�'
Lots' 17 and 18, 'Concession 1, Morris
at one o'clock'on Tuesday, March 20
No reserve as Mr. Foxton his pur-
chased Mr::J. McEwan's Dairy Busi-
ness • •` Thos, A Foxton, Proprietor;
John Purvis, Auctioneer,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OLUTIO
• , OF
, ' PARTNERSHIP:: ;'�
Notice is ' hereby .' i
h y t; yen, , '
is
t�that '• the
•;p drtdl ship . '-heretofore subsisting
be
tweon us under the firm name , or:I
style 'Of "Struthers & Winterstein”
'' has thjs•day ...been •'dissolved:-
by mut''::
• nal- consent. .•
• All debts owi
ng to :.
the
saidP
art
nership.are required
to he paid on or
before the Tha
rt firs
t
day of March
A.D. 1928.
Dated, at Lucknow this 8th
day,,..of•
March'
1928. '•
• • Nelson Winterstein.
Albert Struthers •-
-(15-3-c).
ANNUALI EE
M TNG
h
T e4 An a
nu i Meeting oE'theuc
L k
• now 'Agricultural,) Societywill
be held:.
in . the :Town Halt •Lucknow, on
Thur3day, the Fifteenth day of,
March, A.D. 1928 at two o'clock in
the afternoon: All members are here-
by, notified.
Joseph Agnew, Secretary.
•(15-3-c) `
The following'' paragraph is' taken
frosi recent a.:• •
t
en issue .
0
The' e -Globe.
obs.
The n
T tterfi
eld
e '
• efci•red to 'is a
.]Tights
t, r of Mr.. and Mrs, Angus
"Lu Donald, I{inloss
a.well-attended •meeting of the
ZVoa en's ` Assoc'iation •;of ''Davenport
:Road. Presbyterian '
Y . a Church `held last.
night the, ; retirin Sec etar
8' r Y, ' Mrs.
James Nett
erfield
, •was •
p
re
sented
'
with 'aleatherti villingbagin rec •
ognition of her !long' and faithful -
service tothechurch. Mrs:: '
Netter
: field° has.: just:.con7 leted he t i-
n r went .
t a•
17.ye a as a, ni.ei ?;bar o �., e.th Church,
.:�„ch,
m.id has: 'b been e n five years Recording.
Secretary :of tiie • association: The
pcqe
ntation vas 'nis e
on behalf of
the organization ani
.. by Mas, 'rilaedenaid
formeideaconess of the cot
�' igrega
(ion.' • •
'Baby •,
Chks
ic � •
and.Egg
'.
chinS � '
-41 o7i7 e' tea' 'heavy: ,'laying. strains'--
ur 1 ;. i i :•
t c:blEE
l to lay , R lute Lei;•liol n..
and Rocks.,
Barred ;
• , �Hgh }production
and pedieeed .males . :used Order
.AI 1 •
ROW Ic get -.them When ? err' you li-w:tllt
Y
them. Also•' incubators, brooders ;,;and
loultr.
y511 supplies., Custom' hatchingtchi
n,
done. I can save ;you' m.iliey. Phone
ori
wr to
1• • . •' Duncan Kennedy.-•
Whitechurch, Ont.
(1-3-tf)
.13�A
• I3Y •: CHICKS.
,HICKS--
1,1re specialize ',in: bred -to -lay Dar-'
red Reeks..: ..
Our .500 breeders, one,
two and three years old, are inated
with'. Cockerels from,•pedigreecl . hens,
with -records ' froin200 to .312 eggs
Chicks' - ;t20', er..,h ndr'e
18 for April;- u d for'
March.
� pill;•. expeess. paid:
Special prices on, larger orders,
!Tatrhes' every Tuesday. Order early
for '.best.' dates..
.T,tines M. Scott.' -
Sunny Crest Farm, Seaforth, Ont.
rl' _
COME`.
AN
I.ht .D SEE
lug, ew., Stock of Ladies' ; S `ran
Coats
.in th
, e
andIae,
. trials:
rh
e Pei ,
ccs •
r•
e
R
e '
as
y. naHle
We also have received a large Stock
� ock
M Spring' Smits and•.
Overcoats
.�i..••v::
Bi luster
o
Dds Store
zone 1
„, Q,•," LOCAL •.AND' GENERAL
tch o a
ai<
Ur a
• A quh rt
A` uie
'
Weddingwa s
0` 0 0. A !, • ' • 0-' .• y"• A. s o emnized at
•'SeeFinla .Yson's o
ult«f
P. 1'Y. eeds advt.
-en back') age..
FE
It
TILT:E.
R• -A' car load `
'now
hand:, -,C; S. Robertson:•.' -
Mrs. J. 'Rodgers of Win
a, week=endwest ,
g Mrs •
.'M: • •E:
•M
ogre ,
o of •
The Cheri) Society
will hold
a con -
c rton%.Friday.eveningy March 30th.-
SSee:.bills.
•
Sunday was a: delightful'F
sprink-like
day,' and many were out 'to' enjoy the
. pleasing balmy breezes.
Jr.
. �. !Farmers, • and Jr:' Institute 'will ' their ho �'
e me bn ° Havelo'ek St, : South,•.
hold' • thein. , • monthly Ireeting this Mr. Aitche
sgt):having Purchased.- the
7h
sdaY, -March h � bth at8 p m.� c
ottage ere 'ed there by Mr. J. Mac=
'New -Gooda:•q table .of .remnants -'Donald. '1140,r• many friendstender'
.hop"`as you . ,always wished ,to -pick" bas*; 1;41848
t
'them out, iOc.. to 33.09.7 -THE MAR
C _ UR'CH
•KET-Hornell-Murdoch'• Co. '• • .' N• OTES
Mss Evelyn MacLeod has
taken3
The "Presb • ria1 n W:M.S:. Aux.;`
the ,position of: : stenographer. at he •
Mrs. `Jag>L Irvin elided'
Lucknow Table Co.'s :. office,vacate h P1 at... the .
b ss ' d 'regular meeting held..` °
Y MI U'rquhart,: who ,was married . , g on. the 7th inst.
lest.we
ek. " 'The.
Beb
le
Stud
Y'
was ta1
n 'b
Y Mrs.
••
Mrs.
Wm. Naylor,. whohas been .R7.°
V.
M c
Mrs. D.-• Paterson
the Manse, ueknow, :'at 7 • o'eiock
Wed " •a
nesdaY'•'eyening • of . fast •week
when Mr. Ck ifton Aitchiso
• a•,(1 and Miss
Eni,:: a' ..:
m Urtt[t art • were united in
Marriage. ': Ther, Rev: C. H. MacDon-
ald
ald officiat
�,'�n `th .. res
,, , o p, encs Of," a,
f
e
w • frie
n
daf,t
e. ,
co
nt
rac i
ng par:
Miss 'Ir uhar
t's
home *as'
near
ne
ar Tiver
th'
bu s
he h
•b Tn
as
t sen i '
Lucknow'
the, past two°^years,`hav'ing
a position. i the office of the Luck -
now Table, onrpany. Mr. and • Mrs.
Aitchison sent ' the Week -end • in a
honeymoon rip to London, returning
on .Saturday:lhight. They' will : make,'
•
ave a.
.,resin
confined'and' Mrs: to bed f g, M s.
or H.��A '
the: past- Ander,
P
t thee
weeks t •, Aon took , th to ic.
was reinoved to S . •Josephs. ;Q P A duet was, sung
hos ital iy Mrs. fir •»T.: Dangles a
P.. ,Toronto, on Monday, where g and Miss M.
She Aitchison. !-
e is seriously fel... delegate ,Was appoint-
d attend; the `-Pr i . ,i . :
ov nodal Meetm
A vis orous :tha ` $
g w with considerable. to;..be :held.ah:'Guel li 'in. A iter
_:rain,_which=lirevafledfroiii=Sunday=jrti=
p �P
til Tuesday night, have put the roads United `Church -W M.S.`'"
.:iii .
ver
bad. condi i
t on "o�"
Y a me. 1
a es The mo h
c nt l
P y,meeting;:�f the`:W:M..
bare:.others.`haves . S.
.. snow -5 feet 'dee
P a.
washe `
1 in the t
de school room � of the,
• Newt Goods -1000 yards' chintz lor church otr pedneadayt March :7.'The
oinforters, drapery, .etc;, yard wide, ; iresident, Mr`s: Mac l'
Cal ul?i was •' in
t>er, yard 19c.: Make: your own choice the chaff
-no sales'people to. persuade.; you -- •Meeting opened• in usual
1 •way: Mrs.. D.
HE-'' MARKET' - Hornell-MurdochY C. Taylor; •►ea in 'pray-
,
ra
; P. Y
• .r, and Mrs. J. McNab read the Scri
P.
Co
�
. '
tui
elesson
"
]t wa
s agee
Pd
to
have Mrs. JacobMiller.ol� town,n 1e the Easter:thankoffering i �. A reI
,reived a letter •1ast week, telling 'of when
Mrs.
.
:
Craw,
,w'
lggive, 'e
rpo'rttthe• death of her brother, J:hn Walk- :lference. Mrs: A.. Turner dealt Ste. Marie" Sicllgari. He with thetoJlac �m an Ateetvay,takenvn about 70'years of age, and, adD fromthe Study ;Book,dealing with en dn,the..fino aboutsve rS. -
• ..the- child
ad' been- ill the past' •ren -"°f .the• :p�rient...;llit"sr Deck -
:1
11 three Years. er contribute ' 1
,� daso�'a,and14Trs,''J:
viii i..
We no
t c.
b"
e an exchange
• tli • a : '.
red a letter• ,descreb}ng ar-
lad b the nariie o Jack Y .f Long, ; �a tides :'whch•were 'requestedfon• the
pupil of
MissAlma Alton, ,atInner-- • bale" "
Mrs:' Russ -Robertson .a
gave a
g ,
kip, was winner .in
Pr an oratory Cori-.: reading, and Mrs: E J:'Sii?th led • iii
test for public, school championship 1? y rage
r. The meeting closEd .by '• all
'n the counties of Oxford, °•Brant,re eatin the. Lord' ` :
repeating � s Prrayer.
an8:
Wentworth h al •
H demand. The 'lad
will enter. - . - Presbyterian Guild.
now the:' provincial con-
..,
i`estto be•.old at Toronto. , �At the meeting Monday ' evening
the, Seri`
Mr. S. C. MacPherson' Pture ;reading was taken .b
M hereon. of .the. Bank .., , y
)f Miss Mae Monti M e aw
Montreal eta s M cMah
ff, was: on•:redings , at.'has home were
',n Paisley
over rthe last week -end, and ;even: by
•
Jean Ste°
w
art
, ''Miss
:' Fern
n
'while there attendedthe linneral of, Mrs.P itie StPwand and o.
-
hs
frith
er. J. Bro
c
k Mac herson,whob
bel
Douglas. Miss Carrick ave the
died on Saturdayo of. 1uert_P
ncum n:: topic.
Musical�c
al numbers were a coil
ia.
The'family was., severestricken,P1
e of selections o.
n the
• .
•
t
o
li
nb
Y.
Mr,'as themothsr a•s e,lasthe father' tames L ttle�and'a solo by Miss Mary. down • With pneumonis TheAitchison: After the programme " a
mother, however,isrecoverin ., contest, An:'IrishAomance,"...was
held. ' -•
Card f Thanks.
o -o-0-•--
r.FredI United Church Y.P.S. '! Ritchie and ,Mr. andr
M s.
' Jas , E: Ritchie wish to thank their.
many• kind f iends ghb and nei ' o
,�' rs for
thekindnes shown" at :
s ,° the ' time ; of,
'thea
r recent bereavement;
also for
beautiful, floral contributions at the.
funeral of f a beloved wife and daug h=
aw
ter in -1
• ; Mrs. "Fred' 'Ritchie. '
DIED,
Ryan -In the 'Village of Dungan-
'non, Ont., on March 11th, 1928, Will-
iam Ryan, aged .78 years, The fun-
eral was on Tuesday, March 13th, ;'to •
Dungannon Cemetery
The mock parliament•'cenducted by
the
Y.P.S. held h
en sitting Mon-
day eve
on-
d$Y.eve lng,an
d
as, usual;*Was ,well
•welt
attended As a result of the defeat
of the. Re • 'bli
Pu can government at, tete
previous' sitting'-th
g, a treasury,lenches
are- now ,occupied by the Democrats,
with Mr; • • Alf. Andrew: . as premier.'
and president of t'he oi•lmen. The - new
go• vernment `submitted a Bridget yet-,
terned after the Robb Budget, which
for weeks has been under discussion.
at 'Ottawa. The Budget was intro
• duced, by. Sri; Gordon Staters; min
Culbert-ln the `Village of Bracken,, • ister of e, finan in a neat .� ,at speech
on March 7th, 1928, 'Jame§ : which . showed''that the • "parliament"
,Culbert, , aged ,83:, years. Funeral ,on- ! was having the desired ei'Fectof'cau s',
March' • 14th, to, Dungannon Cemetery:' ing a number •to study Current `poht .
ical questions. Following .g discus-
sion which Varied from', the infertile-
tive to the humorous, the debate on
the hirOget was, on a nit,tion by` Dr.
Johnston,' adjourned until the next
sitting, to permit the introduction of
private bills; Dr. Newton <:utimitted
a•^private hill favoring, an 'appropria
tion for the placing of a clock in the
tower of the Lucknow Schoolhouse,
by way' of a soldiers' memorial; • An
iimendlnent,,..fa-voring _the- erection • of
a cenotaph wase submitted, and an in-,
•(,tier
estin
g •;discussion:' #oIlowed,; in
which the tseentliness of the; different
forms of memorials found expression!:
A vote„ ,proved favorable -•to• the n
Inendinent.•,There.will'he ninother :iiit-',•
ting in April, when the Budget debate
will be continued. '-• ' ' •
BMW . CHICKS B]' MAIL
The Post , Office Department has
issued •a statement, to :the effect' that
the° season ''during , which day-old
chickens .will be accepted by the post-'
9ffices throughout . Canada for trans-
mission by mail is March X t'to June
166th. • '
DANNCE'.
Be or
r
g a, tat! Didiz..ha'r. o,th
Y ee
.Oigish•-ayfasquerade •that;the wimmin
of `the .Kairshea' club,;.is,.,ptittin' On:,•;
:M;areh : -16?.
There'It b`e daiicin and ken i'n in olds
• • time style, • J 8'g
For there'll _be ;People._ there, for
many' a mile,
Put on: your green bennetsi : and:
come away all,
For there'll be a £ood tittle at the
Bell
Neat/ '00ods•500 yards. 5palm
alm
beach cloths, for a yard ;25c. A11
places marked ---pick° what ydtl' want
-..hand; to .clerks-,••tfoa•nell«Murdoch
Co;-•.xl�C M4I Ery'
•
!AT TI1E AGE of 106
• ,T.
On :Sunda 1 t 'M rel "
Y a ?.
, lth� • '
I. sh--
a
,
A
ield s ,centenarian, John` Barnby, `cel
ebratecl; his one-hundredth-and-sixt
h
:birthday.', We have a" " number of
time
times mentioned:;thes 'Very olds min,
and' there i
httl , '
etha
t: i"ne•
s w.to say_:
'a b ou
t hfi' �•
ko n. There is ' no', pence table
Change P
m.",him in recent years.: He
good..health. -'chee r
. � s • , ful, and
happier than many .whoia. .
Yb
ut
h1
,
anAsid: ,Alsi• theirever facIlyu" 1 '
tees,
g a known; • ?VIr Barnb
y,
is absolutely ;blind and ,. absolutely
deaf, and has been' so - for almost
thirty years, having lost sight•and
hearingg between the ages:- of 75 and
80, A .report which has -appeared in
a number ofapers to the,•.effeet that
hs
i ,.
hearing, n �s .failing" g, ling and that ..he
Can listen:,in, on radio- mes a s
s. he by.
the.
Use 'of ear phonesis not • true,
He •has been' absolutely` deaf , . for
many years, and .although his bear
-
gag .wastested', with radio, ear phones,,
he.gave :.no evidence of hearing,
•other
than a slight start at first.
Mr: Barnby was born in'Yorkshire,
"'
England,•:and came ,to Canada at: the
age :;of .' fifteen. ::Ten
yearn tater he'. •
came
to Ashfield d.an 'bought h the f
a
r
m.,
on Which; lie. still 'lives with
his son,
James; ,from his nAlert.
Mr.. ex:A
MacLean; who . is 's'tili lf: ing, at the
age of : 93;
-o-o-off
A BL -
.._ -
G ORDER OF ;il•'ARM'
MACHINES
ag
Me
:n:ra
.cny
M
f
eo
r.
It he
d
,M
wah.ss
o•e
. y
liH.,•, ss
ar'
a
ris
with headquarters at' Brantford,dr RPed into'o r -Office the .other day;
and in the couis-eof a.taii,about'bus-.
`
Hess conditions, showed us an order
farm,inplenents, which he re-
cently ,sold: , The order -i-rluded295
machines, andcovered ahnostevery'
r
;sortof machineand ,implement
9uiredin fanning.oPerafron. The list
is• said to constitute thseargest order
:for mixed fgrn• 'machines' ever taken
in the .prdvince, andincluded 'almost
every, line made by the •3I:-11:'com=
.PanY• Inthe year' just dosedMr.
Reed was -.one ofhecompany's tree
salesinen whew; ca up too,passed
theob1ective.set ,at fifit,of . the
Year Mr., Reed leading with.110
•per
•
i,gA
,:T•.
S
d
B
•e
rl
Y,e
'
..._
�.
a
. ,
d
e
'
.othe ,ChoecestIngredients., •
SPICIAL S
•
and 'APp1e•Squares'Chocolate. Marshm 1lo- Cake, Scotch Scons,Cliclse,Bns, Raspberry Tartlets, Date Triangles, Dundee'Cakes, ,Rolls, Coffeex Cake,Ma de•`Wa nut "Tarts.t.' •
• HOLLY MA S13ARERY
Phoria 36 Lucknow •
'WHO :SHOT ''THE IIOG?.'
One, h?o i '
xn ng recently Mr., Angus
MacDonald A of - the'
4th, Con.;- Kinloss,
found his big ,:collie dog dead,on:-the
railway.track, � l i east . a little -a5f of •.'phis
far m' near the bigbra
d e
b ,apparently,
killed by -the train. But,
Dods
xainfna=
tion it was found the do
had dpsen:
3r and
. then n
�
on.
the r'
placed.t
a to
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OMESEEKERS
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date -of sale, with° 'sp9g tai `'`ex-
,'tension, Privilege of two months
lina�it at,.the rate •of` 00.00 per
trioab.
For further+`• information and
.tickets apply
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UMOT�O IS.: UALITY AND SERVIc.
OurQuality , a Made, Whole Wheat and Rasen: Breadis Made
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THE OLD STORY WHICISPEAKS 0>•'�SOMETHING NEW.
.WEEK ITIS HOUSE DRESSES.
•o need to g, round witha shably, faded housedress; when
you can buy a brand new one, at Our Storefor $2:45 eacir'Mad_ with neat little pleats, and trimmed weth,contrasting
colors,' and best of+al1, fast colors.
Iuse• dress materials of that. better'finality. .merchandise at`19c., 24c,27c., 29c,33c. and35c. Peryard.'All Canadian
.manufactured .
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A,;YFAR OF GAINS IN '
MAITLAND PRESBYTERY
The
Pre'sli
ytery of Maitland of. the
Presbyterian Church . •in :Canada
which 'met in Melville lv lie: hunch ' r • ` -
C ,.Bus'
sels on
March 6th, `-reports :`another.
yearofprogress
'•fn' 'all directions.
There has been fine increaseh
bot
in;men
nibs
rshl�''..
Tand in`. c'
ontribu 'i
P tons:
A. net i er e a.
nc ease of :is . •
152 shown in
m'•
em'
begs."
And. '-ff
,the same
rate of
increase is maintained. for another
Seven and a half years, , that ' is.
shown since the •.lisruntion, the num-
bers .willbeuP what they y were
before. .June .10th; 1925.
s ' .
Contribution the Budget-
show
udd
sho' ...an. increa'se c to get=
ous
w n reale: over the p.wlous'
1 8 .
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$8.0The
VG.,D:.S. gfvirigs
0 g' al
increasrof
ed b'
Y 2 .Devin
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Missionary .. per osis increased ea
sed.Y
b
$3,369..
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Poe' allCon
re ate
.g oval
g Ur -
poses an' increase of 6 406 Is shown.
P
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wn.
Th
e Spirit and
loyalty
Ya: l
and•.devo
tion of our people,"
says the Clerk:
of':Presb
'are b
Yte e
�' eyond Praise. -
Corn. '
'New Goods --'The store r'
e,ar-
°ranged and newly decorated -;a11
plainly Marked'prices o
Y it -take : any-
thing you please from the : .attractive
piles and ,examine•,the; quality . and
'corn
pare 'prices. -THE MARKET -
Hornell -Murdoch
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Hornell-Murdoc '
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FR & I7
MarchIDAY 16thSATUR
:&',17thAy
Ken
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Y onder ;
Hor
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"THE' .DEVI '
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An'. historic story -of the' ear
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days, told: with,, all -the daring .
riding, hard fighting'` and ten- ,
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romance of � the •screens ,
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cleaned by :up-to-datemethods, . and,.
make,.'
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by using seed free from weeds and
inferior' kernels, •'
I have ve
a modern •seed-leaning;:ma-
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m operation• at Luc '
.know,'. and •
am; .prepared to clean , all. ki •
ods' ': of
'grass seeds and grain,
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Pearlman' :��
s: Annual
Fashion n- Show
MARCID 16th
and 17th:
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Don't Miss The. .. r
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• Opportunity of
Choosing Your Easter Oufit
Ouf>lt'
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Choosing
, This year there
, . will be.:a S: `gin .Dem=
onstratlon' of Ladies'' Wear, including Smart
Spring Coats, Clever Tweed Suits, .l°rented4CrepesNev' .En-`
sembles, Dainty Dresses, of i s,, '
with latest Egyptian and ' Italian°r patterns,
French Material, "The Spider's •
p s Web,"
direct_•from a Large Manufacturing
Toronto.' Co. in
PEAELM
• NS
Ther Place 'f or the Fashions
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e Woman
Who Wants Good Clothes
at'Reasonables ;'rices.
Spring Showing --March • 16th and IT
th
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