The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-10-18, Page 1• • '
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280 OTHEiiWfSE
CKNOW, ON
Tii11040.4*,•...0cToOik p!th:, ,1920. •
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DR. 'W. nie:61414.E1,t,,
.';PhyaieionsAnd Surgeon
Lucknow - •
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.holirs; 1.30430.7-8
Phone 86'
DENTIST
Dr, MacLeod ...will visit Lucknow
1/47el'Y Tuesday, in': Dr. Connell's
Office.,.
, DEN.114T
Dr. R; L. Traleaien, Lucknow-
Over -Decker's Stere; :Extraction
• gither by gas Or Weal: Will be in
Dungannon every Thursday. Phone 53:
,
Was '. Bidden, Luelataw; Bioker
, and Real Estate. -Money to land or
first mortgagesost farm proper-
ties'at 6 and 6% per cent according
• to security .offered Also small
amounts on second:mortgages on,
'farm properties and an personal
notes. • A few good farm, 'for' sale
Children's and Infant's garments'
and woollies 'made at. residence.
Prices reasonable, Telephone 64-5.
Eva Greer
WALL PAPER -A full line of 1928
Wall 'Paper on hand. Pikes froth fic
up. I an also agent for leading: job
housess-R. J. Cameron, ...Decorator
Painter and Grainer,„--Bex---114,-Luelc
new. • ' •
HELP WANTED-Vonian oi ,Girl
fee hotelduties at the Cain 'Houses
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Expert Kodak finishing -I Developing
5e a ,roll --sprints 3c each,4:ost
paid -
Jackson StedioSs;Seaforth, Ont. Ss_
• (S-11=ti.)-
. ostiAS-24.1 Bag tiolders ILII
perial Bag Holder Co. Lucknoessnake
-$1 00 each; also Iparts, for same:
eheap S , 'Frank • Miller
POTATOES
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--;,--Ifs-youswant-to-have-Nes--1---eatings
-- potatoes now is the time to order
yetur Winter eppplis
• John ,Joynt •
LOGS -.AND TIMBER",
We, the undersigned, are open to
buy all kinds of timber again' this
winter. We will payyou good prices
, and give you liberal measurement and
grades for your logs, delivered at Our
saw mill here. .
We believe it is to the interest of
ss the farmer to cut his own logs and de-
liver them, but anyone haying stand-
ing timber and wishing to `sell on the
stump, kindly see us before you do
anything and. we vvill be glad to see
We will pay you spot cash for any-
thing you have to offer, and as lumber
is* largely manufactured hitt).- the fini-
shed product here, it helps Our own
province by, selling to a concern like
• (Signed) The Lucknow Table Co. Ltds
Lucknow Ont., Phone- 25 -Box 206
9 0, ,..'0--41,74-40:-,9•„
,' LOCAL: AN GENERAL,
Miss }Vora .AfidTeir who is teach-
ing, in I.Ondon this ternas was honte"
for the 'Week -end. • . • .
Mrs. Mary Littlefair And, Mrs. Mel-
, .
littlefair Of Toronto are guests
Of Mrs: :McKeniie this „Weeks ;
Mr., -and Mrs.' Robt. Rae and : Mr.
and Mrs. Well. Henderson were on
e motor trip to Toronto over the
week -end. s
Mr, and :Mra. W. J. Davison and
Mrs. R. J. Cameron were at Auburn
on Friday attending' the funeral Of a
relative; Mrti.'.J. Pinker.. •
• Mrs. J. D. McKendrick hes return-
ed to her home in Detroit, 'after. .
two -weeks visit with her parents,'Sis
and Mrs. D. C. Macblosrals. •
We have a new 1929, stock, of We.
Papers for inspection, Patterns foi
-rooms -of--your -house at rignt paces,
Spences Drug btur.e-
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Miee. Leea Smith, for 'a number
years a member et 'the Santinel staif
ieft on '1ues:de-it-10r Waldeck, Sask.
Spending a feirs dais us' Toronto be-
Zore proceeding sseai.
-Mr. ancl. Mrs., Geo. Taylior and Mr:
ands -Sire alirrun Hanley, of Ciinto,
anti krskeith henuerson, and, soe,
f.Gifelpti *ere recent guests of Mr.
Mr. Walter Craw 'Iva° bas been at
'a ini.ision: station in Alberta 'throu-,
.4004.1te the summer waa n-Anc over t4.•
week-enb leavIng on ...Monday' to le--
SUMe his coitegestudies' at Toronte.,
HALL-OWEEN-STATKVERWOE=s--
The Junior Instituteand the jun-
tor qsarmers_ will. hold.:a Halloween
Masquerade, in the Council Cheniber,
Lucknow, the evening of Oa. 24: The.
.Junior Institute :wilt have. a Candy.
Contest, 'a prize being givenfor the
greatest- variety ,made fr‘irn the oni
recipe -"Fondant."
. FREE ROYAL FAIR. rim
The Ontario Department of Agri-
culture is again providing free trips
to the Royal Winter Fair to some 500
Ontario :young men betwen the ages
Of, 16 and 23 who will b,e selected' bY
0.'AIROleSFAMILY,
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When writing, the 'account oS the
late. Patrick Gainer's death we Were
without insformation; regarding :.:the
family. There are four daughters and,
one,son; Mary Jane now, Mrs. W. Mac-
Donald, Of. ,Lauriuin, Mich.; Catherine
;(%1ra. H;•J.-Ltnileay, Lucknow); Mar-
garet (Mrs. J. T. Foster, ,Sen Fran -
seise°, Cala.) Irene Isabcl (Mrs.' La
France, Detroit Mich.); Louis J. Fort
'William, Ont. • 's
Mrs. Gaynor, ;who befOre her mar-.
•AlAjt j EP T B4OSTON. • • •WUITECRLJRCR
w•Douglas-Munro •
Wedding'.wae soloninised
aL Trinity Church,'•Bostons when Miss
Olive Munroe R. N., daughter of Mr.
and, Mrs. Geo, Munroe, 'f Stratford,
• became:the bride of Mr. R. C, Douglas
of Isucknow. The bride' was given in
Marriage. by Mr., Wiltians Carrick,
ohBoston, great striae of: the groom,
was attended liv her: cousin Miss
Audrey Yeandles of Boston: .
. Mr. an ...Mrs.' Douglas will. reside in•
nage was Isabel MeArkon; dled in New York, '
1886, when the children were all quite
young.
GIRL GUIDE NOTES..
•The, Guides held their regular meet-
ing Friday night, in thasschopl. Every-
one is busy.. trying tests; The Canary
Patrol with five tiecrilite is making'a
:splendid •showing
The signalling flags, are 'wig:wagg-
ing again and one hears the familiar
dot dash -or is-it-doshdaess-ss--' • -
Meeting Is called at 7.30' so be, on
hand before the vvhistie dows
•.CONCERT -RECITAL.
.A unique and intereeting-Sevening's
entertainment is being arranged for
Friday November 9th., when .Miss
Midred Treleaven and Mr. Walter Craw
Airpose •giving a' *joint concert -recital
in the Town Hall Lucknow, assisted
osi other. musical talent Miss Tre-
leaven hasbeen .stinlyingSat sthe !Dors-
onto Conservatory of Music and Mr.
.7;raw is from :Emmanuel College, Un-
iversity ef.....Tormites.The_sprogram wilt
liande a vaeied Selections of songs,
readings and ' character • sketehes.
Aratch for farther announcement and
reserve the .date.
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THE PRESBYTER(
W. M. S. AUX.
The -annual l Thankoffering nteetieg
was held on the evening of the 10th
A. vert interesting and instrtictiVe
address on the mission work in Brit-
ish Guiana was given by Mrs. D. T. L.
1VIcKerr011. This address was illustrat-
edi e set. of • excellent elides, The
Male quartetteassisted with the rc'i=
grain. ,
•A sectional meeting Of the W. M. S.
washeld in Erskine Church; Dungan-
non on the 9th. A number from the
Lucknow Auxattended and assisted
with the program: •
0 0 0.
".NO TRESPASSING"
-special JudgingCompetitions in each
countY, Regulations have been sent
out this week by the County Dept.
of Agriculture for the Brece COmpet-
_Won to be held at Walkerton on Oct.
23rd. At, his competition classes or
horses, beef cattle, and dairy cattle
sheep, swine, poultry, grains, seeds
and roots .will be judged and the ten
eligable young men with the highest
aggregate , scores will be the lucky
ones to get thesfre.e trite This put-
ing,, as 'will be recalled • from, last
year's highly successfull initial excur-
sions not only giyes ;envie' opportun-
ily for 'studying the great Royal
•Winter Fair at Toronto, but incjudes
%delta to e largenumberof the prom7
anent and Commercial and public in-
stitutions of the sitY.,
The local representatives, yir.K.
"Riddell and,A: E. Donald are 'being
assisted at he competition on Oct:
23rdS by the Agricultural Represen-
tatives, of Huron and Grey Counties'
And by Petty _Overholt of Harriston,
representatives of the Dominion Seed
Branchfn preparation for this year's
campetitien a neW 'bulletin -Hints on
Judging .of Live Stook, 'Poultry and
Farm Crops -has ..bene arranged for
distribution to contestants and others'
' interested. '
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SOUTH KINLOSS W. M.
,-Yotj Women Wanted,
We have a number of openings • ,
in our Knitting and Sweater 'Fins
ishini Departments for eapables
young women. Ekeelleat. working ,
conditions, light; clean, modern
Mill, pleasant snrroundings. ReaSS
°liable board and lodging aveilS. I
• able in our town. Those Seeking
permanent employment only need
'apply-. If possible, apply in peretin
'THE LISTOVVEL
• AUCTION SALE .
Thomas, .01enti Jr. Lot 5, , Con.9
sAshfield willhave an euctien sale of
'his farm stack and •Implements on
Wednesday Oct 24th, commencing at
one. o'clock.. p.m.. Everthing will be
sold. • John. Purvis,' Atte.
•AUCIION SALE •
•
James ' NixOn . who is planning to
leave town,: will have an auction sale
of -his household effects • (everything
ll-S,d to be sold) at his residence.
juit north of Central Garage, on Sat-
urday October 20th, commencing at
2 o'clock p.m; The residence will be
offered for sale subject to reserved
bids - ' • Elliot Stiller, Au..
- FOR SALE--2-Fine pair of Black
Mares' 6 and 8' years old , about 3,000
, lba.• also 1 wago , assay Harris
Ite:r1
spring teeth- Cu ivet 1 r, Seed Drill,
!et of Iron Har ess.
J. A. Currie,. Wingharti.
. (25-10-e) •. ..
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS •
The following household effects
will be "-sold at pubic auction at the
Stare as soon after 4 p.m. itsnoSeiblo
'..Saturday Oct. 20th 1928. -
There being a furnace and eleetrit
range in the . johnston home we
bought' last spring we :are obliged to
sell the following effects which. *.e
• had: whailiVibeithlifaqiialtiffe:
' }Tapp* 'Thought Range with water.
.
front: Prindora Range.; Cole's . hot
BlaSti cent eaters, Coal lienter,"Vol-
s caro"; Sheet iron heater, wood: Kit-
• ellen side 'board: Writing table; Bed-
room dresger;', 3 pieees different sizes
linoleum Natirly tient clean bed' Mat-
trec.:ai. 4 if picture frames; 2 thrall
tabies; 6 Kitchen Hoer big::
Carpenters tool ehenf; 2O0O1b. Aly-• ,
Mkt Platform Sealea, suitable for
'Weighine 'griiirq and Other ttaaftil art,
letela All these eft's* can be .Seen
'Onv thae aka' Friday morning, 19th
,cogt, OW.04414,
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It n
The regular monthly Meeting of the
W: 41. S. -Met in the Church On Oct
4th, with a good. attendance, After.
.Onging and prayer, the Sripttire read-
ing from Corinthians the 10th chap,
ter was read in unison. The combined
Thank-Offerinn meeting of the W. M.
S. and the Busy Bee Mies:ion Druid
is to be held in the Church on Oriday
,eYeningsGetss26thssatssfissO"clecksp-ans,
Miss geGowan of Blyth Will give en'
address on "The HolyLand." A good
program' is. also being prepared. A
good attendance is ' retitle -AA .After
singing another hymn Miss Dean Me
-
Lod gave it talk On 'Ti -'e Apostle
Misionary Journey," which was
'very interesting. Two gOod papers A
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,This-ts the title. of a three -act corns
.ady-drame 'Which will he presented in
he Town Hall, Lucknow by the dram-
atic Club of the Teeewater Junior
Institute and Junior Farmers . the
evening of October '25th. • -
The play was given At 'Tees:water,
the evening pf the fall fair with
great. Success: It , will be given.; here
ander auriPices of the local Women'S
Institute, and Proceeds Will go to the
soldiers nienserial fund. Reserved
seats 50c, Children 25c. Plan of Hall
at. McKim's.
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WOMEN'S INSTITUTE :
The 'Lucknow Branch of 'the. Wo-
nien's Institute met ,,at the honie. of
.kral. D. .34: Johnston with a • large
niunber .in attendance. Mrs. Murdie
presided. After singing,..the Institute
Ode and repeating the Lord's Prayer
in unison; the secretary read tho,,
min-
utes of the previous 'Meeting, and al-
so presented a report of the .booth.
eOnducted. at . the Fall ;Fair which
showed a 'balance of abdet :$40.00.,,
s25.06 of this. is to be added to the
Mernoria fund. Mrs. W. E. McDonald
was appointed delegate .to attend the
Convention to be held. in 'Walkerton
Oct: 1/ and 18 or to get a sbstitutet
It was decided to have the Junior
Institute of Tees*itter ta put on their
play '"No Trespassing" on Oct. 25th'
It Was Also. decided.. to sell poppies
again this year the Saturday before
Armistice bay/. Mrs. Wilson to
.have charge of • this work. The, topic
Travel Talk" was taken in a, Very
capable and interesting manner by
Mrs., A. W. Craws Mrs., J. W. , JOynt
ce4r1h0f4*a intioh .011.14ed. solo . Mrs,
TS'ISS"Eeld
reading. by Mita Margaret „Thom was
also Much enjoyed.. The Question
drawer conducted by Mrs,: S. F. Ag -
hew was quite entertaining and gave
rise: to several discasSions;:The Holl„
dall was answered l'i#Iitperience ,bn
a Trip."' At the close of thelal meeting
reitrbssliments Were serVed an4 Soc.,
half hour enjoyed,
CARD THANKS -,The family
00 Oa- tate Patrick Gaynot wish is
040. holt Inim# iFiencla for klo4
O'
CHURCH NOTES'
' MrssAex Mai -Ming enki asin; Of Bei-
grave:,visited, lest week sivith her sia-
ter Mrs. (Sox.
, 'Mrs., Tho e Mciorc ,and Irene visited
11. few days with. relatives in Toronto:
Miss Bertha Mackay of .Stratford.
,spent the week -end at her home 'here.
Mr Get,5-1VIeQuojd spent;Mondak in
:
Adhfield.
Mr,"; and Mrs. Cd -x of Goderich are
•
'Visiting their son, Mr, Clarence Cox
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Falconer M
and. Mrs. James Falconer, Mr. and M
Cecil Falconer and, miss Florence -Pu
don spent the week -end with relative
United Chureh Y. P. •S: . at London, Miss Nora' Falconer re
The Young Peeples Society of the turned home with: them. •
United church Met on Men. evening. Mr: 'Albert' Mcinoids r, aii4 Mr
The meeting opened with a hymn and Sam Sherwood of Crewe visited a 'da
prayer by Mrs. C1'0W. The scripture last week with M Geo. and Miss Id
lesson Was t.A.Iten by Miss Margaret IVIcQuoid.
MacCallum. Miss Margaret --,Button 'Mr. ' Harold •• Sperling -spent, a fei.
sang,.a seise ,Mrs W. E Treleaven days last week in Toronto.
gave a • very interesting and ,instnet- .Mr. and Mrs. Alex Naylor and daug-
iVe tallitto the Young people on how liter of Palmerston visited on Sunday
to ITIOCe i success of the Y. P.: S. and With Mi and Mrs ,Ben Naylor.,
wlit it sbenid be 'made a sneeee, It There will be a serv1es in the
would be well both / for the young Presbyterian Church next Sunday' ,ow -
people and the Society if his advice ing to the Anniversary Services in the
-
v.ere follovved: Miss Jessie McKenzie united ,Chrorela, .
.gave. a pieta, solo. The sheeting closed •The Mission Bend of the .Presbyter -
with' a hymn, and the benediction by iari, church are holding their Annual
Mr. Craw. , , •
ThankofFering' meeting on Fridayseven-
ng; Oct '19th, when a god pl'Ogi'ar\
salt- he gi.vere: Everybody
The o'!deet resident in this :comisinn-
in the person of Miss. sloiTir Gilles-
ir. passed away, last Thursday
She,Wass-in- sher-htindreths
Sear. Her ;maiden name was Jean
.familtori; She came 'from Scotland
Shen she was 5 years *old, They set -
led in the Township of .Dalhousie
where she lived till she was 25 years
sf age, then came to Whitechurch
hiie ilii i'sreesev-sseis7ssirisew- Mrs-.2G11-
lesPie was in •fuli. posseseice of all her,
-faculties entil the time ef her death,
haVing been Only 'sick a short time
:Her,:huslsands Predeceased her 39years
age, One, son John on the. honlesteacl
iurvives.. The funeral as held On Sat-
urday afternoon to Winghann cenie-
tery. The Sympathy of the. COmmtm-
ity is extended to the relativesits
their, sad '.1sereaventeht. '•
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Presbyterian Guild : • '
A meetings ,of the Guild • was lieid"-
0)1 illonciay evening Of this week _The_
prograni was. in charge. of sthe".Cen,
'titivation classes_ Thi ehief,"faCtitre..o• f
the':meating was a debate "on the7son.-
ject s "Resolve(' 'that Sports are talc-
ing up . too inuch, time ie one Edsicat-
ional 'Itistitritieriss. The .affirmativc .
was taken by Miss Katherine Mac-
Kenzie, and Alalcohn 'Watson, , The,
sneent-i-Ve:ssbysMisillargaissts--M(Kerizie-,
a,nd • Douglas McDonald. The' decision
: Was :giveri the affirmativeloys_a-felk
pointe,,,Musical numbers were: 'A duet
liy Miss Horace AitchisOri :and Mary
T)ouglae; and cheruges by` a number
of girle. Vera Sheriff gave a reading.
United 'Chureli MisSieo • Band . An -
nualS.Thank-effering nieetiog was held
Saturday,.0et.-13th. Cradle Roll mem-
bers vvere. entertained by the Bind.
An interesting prograne.swaS 'given.
Lunch was served and a Social hour
enjoyed. • '
The Tjeity Class niet n Thursday
evening at Mrs Buswell's„ Attendance
16. The meeting opened as usual with
Shigieg and Privet.folloned by the
the. topic, which. was, taken by Mrs.
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ST. HELENS
The Annual. Harvest TI ankoffering
Serviceof, the Anglican, Church will
be conducted by Rev; E 0. Gallagher..
.on Sunday afternoon, Oct .21st it
Craw. Several aprons and articles of 3 c"'el'ock•
and -Mrs -Atha Miller • Alvin
final' arrangements were Made for the Margaret and Edith attended the Pre
-
Bazaar to be. held Saturday,. Oct, 27, vincial ,Plewing. Match near London
in the Council -Chamber. , • ' last week: Margaret reemained to
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On Monday Oct, 22nd: there will be spend a few days her sister Muriel at
. :
held a. sectional .Meeting of the Tees- ildertea.
water-s-taseknow pistrist of, the Bruce Messrs. Harvey and McKenzie Webb',
Presbyterial of the ;United, Church; at Hugh. Rutherford and Tom SSalkeld,
Bethany Church, CuIrooe Townshipwere arriong,thoee who attended the
There syill• .be morning and evening I'lowing. Match:
sessions at which 'Miss. Garrett, re Mr Johnston, Misses Vara Todd,
centls • returned 'from Africa sil1 Mary. •Durnin, ' Grace Laekhart and
, .
speak., • • 'CladyS' Hodgins attendedthe annual
The annual Thank -offering %meeting Teaeliere Conventiee at Gederich last
of :the United Church W: Al.° S.. will
be held on Sunday evening, Oct: 21st,
when Miss Garrett, will give an ad-
dress. 'Members are requested to bring
tbcii• offering envelopes to this:meet-
ing,'
NEW RECTOR AT ST. PETER'S
The Rev. E O. Gallagher sidle re-
cently was appointed rector of the
Anglican :Church here, accompanied
by his Wife, arrived .in, Lucknew. last.
week, and on SundaY 'eenditeted his
first service in the church here
, Me. dallegher comes from LindsaY
where • for ' the past three years he
fives curate in St Pauls :Anglican
Church. On leaving St. Paul's he was
•
Jiveui ecany assurances of his' pop-
ularity with the people there, abiong
"Nyhom he had .been An „active worker,
especially.7..N*vith' the younger element.
From the Lindsay Daily Post we
learn' that, Mr.. Gallagher • had a hril-
liant career, As a Student in
modern history he sediried• the degree.
of 11:"A. from Toronto tiniVersitt iii
'oived the -de
gl9re2e1,0tnimrd.iin: If9o2r4.0111.60fi, erei;
osep ...-:--iir.-.-1926:thi°°-Gentrial-
, • . .
Synod conferred on nim the degree
. • •
of D. In. Deo, of 1927 he received
the degree.of T. L. 13. 'From 1922 to
19..?5 he .,was 'rector nf Cartwright
going from, there to Lindsay.
Aueno.g SALE OP CATTLE
'ManagerS•of the estate of the late-
, E. Durnin will have ' suetion
`
were theii given from the Study Book
" "The 'Royal •ito.ad"-''brifTtio• *elver
and 'Mrs. W, F. Meriottald, flinsing
and proye; brought tki „n4Oting to
a o
.
op_ig 9ne et eimpotOt
sale' of young. cettle.in. Lucknow, on
Sliturday;: Gets 27s.cOmineneingsat 1.8f) . The, 4,tinier• farmers. ,Organliation
o'clock p.114.-42 yearling steers and have arranged to hold e.):iploiving•
heifers, ,and 28 tiveif,year- old steers
win be offered for:v00.10,,.. rucv; ' ' matelt on the' farm of John Scott,
, ,,.....„,.,. e
. igit of Lucknow
• l tai 'rhUrittlit)f Oot,
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..,.! :„.,2„. . ;PI ki91 wIttivulero 000 NW!, :
There will be no seryiee in the Units
ed Church, pest Sunday Morning owing
to the Anniversary at Whitechurch
Sunda .School `will be held in the af-'
ternootent 2.15. • •
The 'AnniVerstirt , Seryices ,of • the
United Church here will be . held on
Sunday Oct. 21st. -"Rev. Ciimmiiig
Benmiller and Carlow , -‘ be the
morning. speaker and Bev. M. .C; -Par[
a Victoria St. Church', GO.deri,ch, the
speaker in the evening.,
Mrs. Geo., Salkeld and children, of
. . .
Goderich were visitors. for a few days
last week svith Mr. and ' Mrs. T. J.,
Salkeld.
A` little girl arriVed at the home of
Mr: and• Mrs. ' Archie Aitchison on
Monday Oct.' 15th.; Congratulatioess
Mrs. R. J. Weeds; Wilson and Vera
were • week -end 'visitors at Fergus.
Mrs. ...Woods ,reinainee, for a few
!WCeki: visit w,ith, her , daughters at
Guelph and Galt.- • '
. Mt, Chas. Durnin has purchased a
•new Chrysler-L-PlYniouth
, Mr. and MrS. Denctin MaeDonald
and: •Mrs. sand Mrs. D.' C. -McDonald
attended, the funeraV .Whitechurch f
ori Satlida-Ortheirairrir7311-•s.-tit=
lespie gr..
„ A monster -turnip,' weighing 19,4, lb
grown by Mr. Archie Aitchison is on
sekhibition at S'itire. Can any
body beet that? ,
PLOWIING 1%1ATC11.
• bINGLVCOPIES .5 CENTS
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,ra
.The Bread •I ar• he Bread
-of Health no V
....of Health
'Ovit' MOTTO IS QuALPri*AND
Try Our Quality' Whole Wheat Holm Made and Raisin -Bread
• Chelsea Bans, Iced • Roills,doffe,e Cakes, 'Oatmeal Cookies, • •
Fig Squares, Cream Puffs, Pineapple TartleteJelly titans, .
' ' Chocolate Marshmatiose- Cake Raisin Pies.: ' '
,-, • • . .
HottalliMAYS.."BAKrtR.Y
Phone 36 .•• Lucknow-
DANCING
In ,
VVINGHAM ARENA
HAROLD SKINNER'S BLUE
WATER AlOYS °
,EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
' DURING SEPT„ OCI',. NOV. cil
Jit*
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ASHFIELD ,UNITED . CHURCH
NOTES
In the good congregattons last Sun
_
uots ,'' enpa-rdton Kin-
shitit a as noted, that there were visi
from LondonSh•
loss, Port Albert and Toronto.
The ReV. F: W Craik of 'Gerrie
slasetifledn(SaferdaY .1!'ensirig to Stins
d:iy morning at the Parsonage. Mr.
'Craik was an his way to supply the
.Ripley United Church pnlpit for, the
• . The League :Service at Blake's
Church was very well attended on
-Fridays-nights --lasts-Tons...-.-Aider.son
junior, gave ,report of Ids -visit -to
and . impressions :sof the great' Con-
verition recently held at Masey Hall,
loronto. The Pastor- gave a talk on>
"Good Di. McClure" of Bonny Drier
Bush: After the close of the devotion-
al ,period some interesting and mirth
.provoking 'competitions took place.
Zion has the . morning service next
Sunday.
• THE TOURIST CAMP GOING .
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• As a result of observation he made
during an .extensive trip through the
New England' States, W. Kirkpat-
rick,' Coinniissioner of Industries and
Publicitts is .cOnvirieed that-munietpal
tourist camps Ire rapidly being dis-
continued. Only the Very Small and
rather backward centres stilt Cling to
them, but in mostlY all the large cen-
tres they have disappeared, mr. Kirk-
patrick found, The Teaser" for this de-
cline; heseid,,was that such camps at -s
racted an undesirable c,lass of motor -
ng „gypsies Tourists of the, better
lass refuse to patronize them, with
reeult. that. even private, tourist
amps are also becoming obeolete. Pru -
ate homes tourist cabins and hotels
res taking the Waft of the canipe; he
aid. Mi. Kirkpatrick said; he was also
truck by the fact that the larger cen7
res. Put forth every effort to. bring
"otos traffic to their , shopping and
usiness districts' instead. of diverting
t On the outskirts.
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• . AUCTION SALE
Edward McKay, 6th Con. of Huron
ownship Will have an auction sale of
is farm stock and implements on
hursday, Oct 25th, conuneneing • at
ne o'clock p.m. The faint also Will
FAMILYTHEATRE
THUR., FRI., SAT. --,OCT. 18, 19;2o
"SHEPHERD of THE HILLS"
By Harold Bell Wright
TUES: and WED.' -OCT. 23rd, -24th
**SAILOR, IZZY MURPHY"
• ' Comedy,
COMING
Bob Custer, In
"TERROR 'of • EAR . X" •
Alskts,EKINGS-s
-1-ilifisseef-Ada-Websters'Onve Ander-
son and Ance Shaekleton and 1?almer.
Kilpatrick attended the Teacher's'
Convention . at Goderich, Thursday
:and Vriday.
Mr. Wm., Connell of' Clinton, 1:is
sister Mit: Carter of Londsboro, sad
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Mrs. Paul Reid of • Leeknow, were
guests 'orrAiPs---trhos.
sday
Mies .Jean 'Lane. of KiniOugh; spent
the'vseek-erid • with ,her friend Miss
Grace Blake
Mr. Isaac Andrei,. of Zion spent,: a
couple of days ' last week with Mafs
ekieg friends:
Sidney • Brown' of! Lucknows spent
thes eek end with 'hie. friend Rich-
ard Kilpatrick.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stethers• and
family of London spent the: week-
end with Mrs. Wm.. Stethere and Mr:
,
and Mrs. IL Horton.
, Mr Tem Glen 'Jr has 'rented his =
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farm' to Mr.' ?red Johnston Of Lanes
ands_intehdts-going-iss-Detreit-4e-ti e
near future.
TEESWATER
• James Struthere A resident, of the
8th eoncesibo Culross, died on Oct.'
5th folowing a long illness from Ti.-
cer. mr..stro.thers wes in his 68 year,
and leaves a widow and grown-up
faniily. The fimerel, wee. Monday
of ;last week to Teeswater ceineterY,
Mr. Struthers' early, days v•ere spent -
on the 6th 'eons Oulro s, but many
Seats age he and. his-, brother Robert,
Mimed to the 8th tem.:- Robert died 6
or: dgci, * ,
Citizens ' of T'eesWater are se proud
of their' baseball teem Which this sea-
son won ."the championship of the
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Bruce League, and the Malcolm Cup,
that arrangements' are being made
for a banquet to be tendered the •
.inembers of the teams The Bowling
Club has undertaken direction. of the
Wait; which Will be held in the Town
all -on OCtOber 19t1i.
a
e offered for sale subject to reserved.
id. - • John Purvis, Aue.
We are receiving this week
NEW COATS
and -
W. DRESSES
Be here arid see: them.:
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Special Pries
WaAre carrying a' large range of Women's
and Girl's' Kniited Suits in the.latest shades'. s' •
SPECIAL for FRIDAY and SATURDAY..
Phone 85
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Lucknow