The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-11-01, Page 3.$4.00.,Ppt YEAR IN 'ADVANCE :$2.50 OTHERWISE .
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DR W.,..M-1,c9NN.EL?e .
• Pheiii and Surgeon, , •
' *r•LiecictioW •°
eeeee e.e0e-re.80 "7-•
.:Phone 86
DENTIST' • „.
'Dr.MaeLeed "Wile, '7:resit. Lecknome
ever)" • Tuesday, ' in ley... elenrieles
-Office,'
DENTIST
Dr R X4 Tteleaven,, LucknOw--
9ver: Decker's Store e Extraetion
either by ges :ter local. 'Will :be in
Dungannon every Thnisday. • Phone 53.
from
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boo. •A. Siddall. ,L,ucknow,, --Broker
• and Beal Esiette.-0-Muney to lend 01
first enortgages -on :faille .-propee-
. ties it 6 end tiee per cent accerding
to security oitered Also • small
. amOunte 011 seCond mortgegee on
•farm propereees. end 3n • pereonal
notes. A few geod,farnir for sale
, WALL ,PAPER -2--A. full 'eine, Of 1928
Wall Paper on harid. Prices ,froin 8c
'up:. I inn also agent for leading job
,
houseb -1 J Ciiiiieron, :Dec:Gine&
Painter and. Gruiner, Box 174, Luck.-
Eecpert Kodak iiniehing. Developiee
0,5c i•elle-erinte 3C eaen, poet. paid--
eiaekson Studio; Seaforth, , •
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,FOR SALE -=-Solid 'Walnut Victrola
Coneeie iviodei, wain geed supply at
firse ciass reeorde.,infoematien at
The Sentinel Office.
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LUCKNoW, ONT.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER '1st, 1928.
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',LOCAL AND GENERAL.
'.92_0,,,e(e--e-.-0.1e,0-4,4-0e.e0--0-0 •
New CretensedhieteS Ctietain. Dra-
peries•e--The MarketHornell ,Mur•te
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Mra. N. L. Campbell retetned leeme
on Tuesday, hayng. spent. the • Past.
ewo weeks' with Mr., and Mrs- P.'
Naylor .of Toronto
The blanket of ,sripw wbich.coyer-
ed this end ceie the province 'Mencltaere
niorning, according to weather reports'
was quite extensive -east, West .and
nettle
One Cent Sale this meek at McKims
Theelteeitil Drug Store.:
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The next' Meeting of the Lueknove
High Scheel .1.1iteraey Society will be
held on Friday; November 9th,en-
stead Of on the date 'p'revioue'ly an-
nounced.
Mr, iind Mrs. Alf 'Armstrong and
children, motored fieni Lericion on
Saturday and .spent the. week -end
with -Ale. and Mrs: Wm. Armstrong...
,
New Extra Lee* IheX /31.faehets:,
Reducee pi ie- Maeket-ilornell,
.--Murdoch.
Mr and Mrs. Jessie ,Button, of '
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Wingham Were guests the past week,
oe Mr. ,and Mrs..' John:. Button and
AUCTION SALE
Thomas jilil,.140c 82 Coe 6 Kinloss
.------e(near_Laugsiti_e_) will have an auction
le of farin elebeentseqWeewilteeresifein-Teeewatereetridelie-e
troie. • .
Scribblersand exercise Books. Re -
Lucknow„feiends: They are preparing
co go te 'California where they will
speed, the coining yeer 'and may lo-
cate there permanently. Before going
,
' on "Monday; Nov 5 commencing at
•• one :d'eldek p m•.'. • •
' " john Ptirvis,
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• • LOGS ANL'', 'fielieEtt • '
'We, the; undersigned, are Open to
buy :all kinds',:of timber ,again this,
: winter. We Will eel,you geed .pelces
.'andgive yonliberaereeestirement and
• eredeerfor,•your logs deliyered at otir
• sew mill here: • . •
We.believe.' it is to the interest of
the farmer to cut hisown logs and de-
lver thein, but anyone' haying stand-
ing eiridier and • wishing to sell on the
stump, :kindly see us 'before you do
anything and we *ill be gradto see
' W • pay you seot cash for aner7
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• gulek 1.0c',value..,.2 for 11c this Week
at the One Ceet, Sale :et McKinis
Dreg Stoke.
DIED
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MacKinnon.-- In .the eoweship of:
16rilose •on Wednesday Ocober...31st
19,28; Kinnen•MacKinnen:aged 93 Ye&
. A ‘10ra'ndinotliers •Waii.'
held at ihe, home of, Mrs; L'Congrara.
on 'Tueeday:of.• this week. There.. was
eiereal Old fashioned :goOd •time, and
thing you•have.to offer, and as lumber ,
.4e -eke : ig mariefactured bite theefini, eehei euilte vvere takep . out of . the
province by selling te a concern like nig is not lost in LiicknOV yet.
•(Sigeed) The tucknow Table'Co. Ltd.
largely "shed product here, it helpe ,Our own' finmea and hound,' SO the art of quiltt
• Luckneev Ont., Phone .257-1Boe e06.
..MONEy,yOUNO
Found on 2e Oct. near KiniOugh, a
sum of mthiey; owner inair, have smile
be . preying property and paying ex-
penses. • •
George' Pettigrew '.1Ioleirood R.2.
FOR SALE-11/elep. Massey Har-
ris.. gas , engine, nearly newin good
condition, apply •
Alfred Andrew
FOR RENee-Comfortable cottage
in Liicknow, electric eights, living-.
room, kitchen and two , bedroienas,
woedshed. Apply tei Geo. A. Siddall
(8-11-p)
SALE OF COWS' AND YOUNG
U
, e'e cATiLE •
Ackert leree.e,kleiyrood will have
eati auctionsae ' of 89 Young. cattle
;and a few inilk coWs .at, their •ferne
' .Halerrood; (5 melee .N. of,..LueknowY
• ,oe Thursday. Nov. 8th, ,commeneing
it one. o'clock p.m. All eire, Well -heed
riteerioestock, and_goeci'
. • ,,1 01111 , Purvq§, uc.
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ALL--7G00d: hand .pic ed
wintee, apples ' at .75c. per cwt. • *f,
r G. A. areeteLueknove
'At.UL'TION .SALE OF' LUMBER,.
hack of Parker's Garage, Luclenow.
Sheething, scantlieg, joisting, and
material suitable for etabling. On Sat-
utdaY afternoon, Nov. 3rd at'4 o'clotk:
Elliet Miller, Auc.
(1-41-p)
IIOUSE FOI1 RENT
Geed brick residence on leeoss St.
"Lucknow. Apply to:, Mrs. T. •Allison,
,Luelnow. ••'
MRS.. BROWN MALLOUGII
DIED r PROIVI' COAL GAS
Rarely have the pee*, of Lricknow.
'reeeived such it, 'saddenlifg: shock ,as
on, Wednesday ' planting: When ;they
learned that Mrs, Brown aUough
,
(formerly: Mies, Etta Belle .C' -"-""'-'.C'-"-""'-'
.RePen,••
• Sr.:-Poseible Iniarks'„ 550.: Horiors
412; „Pees, '330. -June qellerer,- 505.
.Jeen*. Swan 4613 1‘..rgaret .Raeeee4e5e
Orland. Peteeeen, 453; -. :Beideh 'Mack
.
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hied; died at her here° In' Peterheeo 4nnii Finlayson .449; DorisRit-
the, evening 'befeee,, chie 446; Etta Beelle MacDonald 429;••
niation as •td.the cause or her death Joan Parker eg4; 'Harriet -Whitley 879
are net available at time ,of writing. E. Whitby 357; M. joheeton .33enee
but it appears that she and her little -Ward 315; Marjorie Allin
went ineo., rpem;„which sell Britton 278; 'Doneld. "Finlayson
wee ;heated by it "coal etove:Aeas had 27-3; Helen leusWell 267.eMe.e'r1s peaele
been 'escaping and both 'were o;.rers man 2..q;•Je C. Arinstrong
reeotne .by it. The boy encoriiciope .Johnston 227.
neer the doOd, a fact whieb perhaps Jr.:- Possible narks 200e Honors
saved his .life. 'Mrs. Mallough ap- 150; Pass 120: -Jean Ward 196;; .Flor:
Pears to have, been suffocated in a enee Drennan 196;.• Gordon Steward.
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'very short time. • • , • • 133.; Elva Twainle.y 182; ,Jim. Webster:
Unusual Surprise attended the sad. 182; John K. li/Icleerteie 177„; lielen
Incident- due to the fact.. that, Mrs. 'Ifeerilten 175e Louise •Greer 174; Da-
Mallough, and little David, had only. .vid Malleugh '167; Jack Drennen 173;
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gone . home from Lucknow' on Satur-
-lay. They had spent'n considerable
time here with her parents, Mr and
qrs.. Thomas McDonald, during which
she had greally' improved in _health.
end strength..
The rereains are being brought.here
for intern -lent, . the funerel to be orir
Fridaeeeafternoon with, service in the
Presbyterian c.
CHURCH NOTES .
dented 'Church Y i._ S.
a.'ne young People's-SoeietY'Of Uhe
einited Church' ma Monday night
re
e.ei• .
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;vith e good attendance. sine nee iii
7;;peeed ie,iieffee.ee liserfilieealietethe-eleordxs-
rayer ie unison. The Scripture les,'
.•' WaSteken 'f.reire. Matt, 10:' 1-9
lise .
---\
Olive ..Fairier.'gave a reading,
...Litt.e Orphant , Annie, ' and.. Doitalda
„hompson apd,:lebriice Newton ,eiune
. , deete e Cie -Jed -bye :10. Summee." AleX,
'Sinith -gave . an hitereeting talk c.)ri
, • ,
•,.ialloween;e Maryi ' Wilson.: played a
;earl° sole elm a, len:eatery .Garden!"
e'rencee "'Thompson give ' k ' Halloween
egeitation. Mise: Isabelle draw sing a
MRS CHARLES STANLEY GETS
SIXMONTHSIN JAIL
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:Mee. Charles :Stanley, whose h te
was d few •Milee east of Kinlougle
ens last .vveek giVen. a six -months;:
term in Walkerton jail erre -having e
whiskey still in operation on :her'
She had just served twenty -day
tern; for, obstructing the Policein the
discharge of their duty. In court
qrs. Stanley did net deny, having the
still, and ;themagistrate, imposed, a
fine of ..$7513. and Costs of $1.4,. With
the option of 'e sixementne 'term. Ale
_there wae 'no means Of paying the
'hie, the wornan took ,the jail term.
She appeared, little ,conderned about
the eoure; proceedings' ore seetence.
evidently. being . prepared . _few ,the
worst.
It will be remenibered that. Con-
Medlevis and Nelson visited
the Stanley farni, and that while
McClevis was; searehing, the Swamp
for ae• 011, Nelelen, i.eeeiained at the
houseto see that, Stapley:', aid not
leave, . Stanley •enade a, run for the.
swamp. While' his wife:, endeavoredtoe
hOld Constable Nelgon, and when he
broke away she' set a couple of dogs.
after ',him, • and'. these so 'retarded
his progress .that Stanley ,escaped.
While this little' scene was being
enacted at the' %Stanley borne Const-
able McClevi'S • was wrecking a still
.which he had discovered 'in the
, • -7---ee7,-,estre-e----
AUC'TIQN SA•feEee,„_. . 4
W. J.. Ted& LucknOW, Will have t' n
anaion sale. Of his leetisehold effects
at hiseresidence Ltteltnew,e'.osi-.:Sattir-
,day NOV. 3rd 'commencing :at. two "oi.
,clock pan. There are a lot' of good
'articleS2-on, hi s sale:
- .• • ' • Elliot 'Miller; Alia.
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A1.11;TION7 RALE' .0F., SHEEP ETC,
elerbert Lucknoev,
•eitiVe en auetion •Agri-
culturql shed bucknow, on" 'Saturday
'NOY', 10th ,commencing g
Then are 'a young eregise
tered Leicester' and 'Oxford •Doon
lreoding, sheep end ' ewe dambS; 100
,-'brod,to,:lny,,todclenS,1 Yr. 014; WeOw
and calf, g Dtxtioan 'ITO:
mtlio Auc
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sedo "Jesus ,Wiel Remembere' Wilfred
derson' gave a ehort talk On "What
'A .CO'UPLE'cii.v.i.iis
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Ainateur'Acteee FrOni Teeiwater 'And
Ripky.,Plar, To. Lu4nov'i, Audiencee:
A.
troupe •of 'young. peeele emoatly
. young at any .rate) representing, the'
Junior Ferinera, and Jenier, Institute
ereatdeaiiens of neer. Teesweter, pre-
esented ieeto Treepaesi*" in Carnegie
114,11 here Thureelear eevening:ef last
week, ;periling hereetinder :Auspices •of
the Lecel Wopiens' Institute: The
troupe ,had given the 'play a couple
of times It the, TeesWater, 'Ffile,
full houses, and had elope very well
For 'eortie reason the affair did ;nit
draw a geed ''"deowd 'here, the Hall be-
ing abouf, half filled. poWever.
the Institute caMe out wite a few dol.
:ars to, the geoeeelo the enterpeise
wag not entirely a '
Perhaps play -goers were waiting
ro,.. the #ieley Drarnatie. Club which
eaS. scheduled ,to present `,`Be. An On -
Fred )3le'ek 164; Isobel Nia.Oison 162;
timist" here on Tuesday night of this
Heleri McDonald 16e; Mary Fisher
week, •report •ot which had Leen lug -
158; Margaret Salkeld 157; Donaldj '
'Mervin Soleinen 154; Jean Havens ly eavoin e..
Wilson 157; Jack Henderson' 157;
144; Keith Collyer 137 Jane' Heerlen
136; "Merle] Paterson 134; Donald
Johnsten 132; Evelyn 'Taylor 129;
Ella Whitley 109; Dorothy Irwin, 105;.
Jack Cook . McQuillin 84:e
Messer Whitbk 72.
.•Well there was no disappoiptinent-
The Hall was well. filled, and. the per
?ormanee Was one: of -the best -which-
hag so_far appeared on the Lueknovi.
stage. Jewel Rebekah Lodge whici,
• trrariged, for the eppeeralice Will hairc
-Ione a geed „stroke:" of buSinese;. and
he Ripley Club, will be ahead Sonic
noney. and much gloiy, for it is fell.
• e say that the .audience wae wel:
, .
nter-Leered and well pleased.,' .
---MreEuge.ne'Marfyni wheeeePrepent-
.id. a' Jewish antiqueie•is, sure .sonie.
artist and was the high light of . tee
'ot Weehoulcielikeeto threetboueuet.
too, to Mi T. Kempten; Miss Mooney ,
•Irs., Thornton, Mrs.. Bryce, Miss Mc
. , - .
feenziee Mise:. tenglies and the ,poe)
eeggal. who was .coriverted into .a\
,eiumminy and • starved until'he wok
: rlad to at meat left by the eats:
:. The McKenzie 'Orchestra enlivened
he evenieg. with a mernber• of, selec-
tions and ' supplied inneic. for a danc(
folloWing the play,BetWeen acts Mrs.
I). Menne Miss . Money and Mr. Ore,
Crawford gave vocal select:ten-Ise:which
were .heartily applauded. These weep
accompanied by Mrs. Newton at the'
piano.
. eThis reminds us that at the play
given by -the Teeswater troupe. inuM-
'iers were give bestween the , aces by
:1,Pies -Isabel -Cr We, a readieg; • Mips
n
:Mary Aitchieole.: elle, Mre.:J.*Wes-
ey :Joynt; Mrs. l).. Scobie aiel Miss
Rooerteen,' a tr.iti,and a number' , of
boys and girls 'were preetY and pleas
-
ng in 'a darice.
I. Murdie
Room
Sr 1! -'Possible:mark§ _375_; Hon -
mars' 281; Pies ;225, , .•
•Exeellent: Muriel .Selonion 332e
..:(Mary Webster •Howard '..rohnstene).
Aeliiie7.71-4Witt 320.; beriald Seinth,
315, (Mary Meleieri Jessie Henderson)
30,9; ;Tack McDonald 307: 'Christena
Havens e04; Marion MCDOneed, 301;.
Girvin :Reed 299; Joy Henderson 294:
Hilda TwanileY 286; Jennie Pearl
leen 283; Jack ''McLeod 2S1.
Harold Thompson. 263 Pearl ,SWap.
259:: A \diner' :•Aitehisen 246, . Belo*
Pass -Edwin ,Whitley 211*;;Grace
.1Veheter 1.77*, '
Those Marked :* Missed- an exam
,ceally conStitutes a Suceeasful Life."
efelen Swangave a humerons read-
ing and 'groups were ,foenied for a
musical.contest. Wilhemina Agar gai'e
i very 'interesting Halloween: reaade
ng and candy was served by -the soc-
.al Comniittee..,Ie was.decided to held
,he meeting of ThanIZegiving _week on
ruesnight:18th instead of on Mon
Jay Members will please keep this in
.thind.
ereshyterian duild
The ,regular meeting of the Guild
'as held Monday,' evening, with the
, .
irst ,Vice president,. Mr. Horace Ait-.
:Insert in the, chair. 'The Scripture
lesson was read by alipe, Donalda,
s'Dongilas; Mis Hughes geee ,a'anost
,men tools. &b.
Tii pasSing' sentence on Mrs: Stan-
Magietrate Walker intimated
that eo far as •he was concerned
the, ' of liquors. in
Bruce Countyis going to be stainped
out.
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AUCTION SALE •
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nteresting reading. .Sotne, most de-
• .
i•gbtfut 'letters were read.. feom Our
ewe: :foreigei neissideeery, Miss Dere-
hee Donglas, giving in her inimitable.
eray heie first inierems of ihe 'pee-.
ele•a'rel ,country Forma The top..
ic was taken Mise Fern Reid.,
Frank MacKenzie gave a plane solt,
Mrs. • Steward .and Miss Mary
Douglas sang a duet.. • e
At the, morning service in the Uni;
eed-Church •next Sunday Mr Deniel
Stetters Will_give a report of' his vis-
it to, the Laynien's :'Missionary Con,
,ferende Which he rcently•attended.'
Anniversaty services' willjbe, held
-in-•,-Lnoknow-United Church on. Sunday
Nov. 18th, •
The October meeting. of the Young
Women's Miesionery ,SoeietY‘was held
on Thursday evening at the manse.
With a goad attendance. The Preei-
dent: Mise' D. flendeesOn conducted
the devotional exercises:. Miss Mary
"Mcl,eciel gave: an , eXcellent paper on
Missions. The Bible 'study end discus-,
sions Were fed by Miss D ilender.:
ion. Mrs. Philip Steward sang a solo.
.A very inteeestifig letter from a mis-
,sionaey' Piiblislied in the Glad Tid-,:
Inge was •read by Mrs 11 Jewitt
,11.1xtracts' frone three letters received
from Miss "Dtneeihy Douglas "were
„rend hy Mary Doeglas, One letto
Written 7 While' still- 4-thee:sea : andl
* Missed-oneteste
two ftorn Formosa. „These Proved eery .••
intetestirig to' all. Themeeellig •
K. AfacDonald
B. M. .Gailnt, will have an auction
;ale of hie faiin stock and iinplemenes
et Lot .NorthaalfeLots & 22 _eon.
1. Xiolos5, ob Nov. 14th, commencing
'At. one, o'cloelt p. in. The implements
on tbe. sale. ere ,neefolhynnepwo,rviaev:Aue,„
18-4.10-44 •
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Herald, arid Neekli
Stnr. of Montreal with its .wonderful
impieyetnents is recognized Ets-,Ithe
'Toneil Suffers, 14;e. :Mrs.. brew nel
-greatest wntney •ii)akerdortiarmers:im &, Plettes-Rechieed
Ca11961!• VAIN ite magaZtne section, io "A recent' visit, to the , 1401Y' Land:" 8Palii's•Tonsilitis; lc•werics Vtond.ers, :priees„._:nottidi •11.4idoh 400.4.rtie
niktanteed M UcEim lot r
Jr: II:-peissible marks 350; Hone
ours 262; Pass 210.
Excellent -Jean McIntosh 326; Clar-
ence Swan 315; Mildred Ritchie e11;
Harold AIIm`•4292; .Helen Johnstone
273 Ed*in Buswell 2.66. ,Passe--4y-
lda Steward. 260; Denied :McKinnon
246; • Bruce MacMillan'. 222; Mary
'Struthers 216. Below Pass ---Jean
Struthers 208;:Billy Jewile 20.5; Gor-
don Struthers 1,89; .Tack Button '160;
Alice Drennan 155; D -eve Jewitt, 117:
Arthur Traplin .55,.
'H. G. -
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-Room. lit. Sept. and Oct.
: Se: III : Hermes 'Willie 75; :IsaSs.•
McKenzie 7$:7J. Mclennan 73;
F.'. McKenzie .12; B. 'Selene:1X. 72; G.
Joept 70; Pass: -.-U: Herne 66e J'eMe-
Call 65; E. Agar. 641 j'elinston G2:
1. littieileolie Douglas 60:
Peeeee-'-d. Fielayeen; , :59e ..c;
TeOitt 51; irTboinlison:-.5e: V. Stew-
ardee5e;,,A. McIntesh ,54;;
F. WebSter' E. Webeter.' 42; P.
.MeMielen 36; E.-NewtOn'32. ,• . .
Jr. III Honors:-E.Johnston 80; B.
-Brown. 76; . F. Armitrcing • 75; A.
Horne '75. Pass: -K. , ::McIntosh; M.
elleker .05;;; H. ' Ritchie: t4;'. R. Parker
•43; G. Sherriff 02;' A. Henderson 61;.
M...Fisher e0; MacDonald 00; G..
Whitby '60.- Below Hunter
57; Ostraraler 57;.13, McKenzie 53;
Webseme°45; V. Johnet.3e 43. '
SINGLE :COPIES 5 CENTS
• The ,113read:', .‘e, Diead,
. of Health' ' 'Of' Health.
' Ouie:miirto :IS QUALITY AND- SERVICE: .: .,
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Quality frroduces GoOd-WHE Our Goods Have,Alwaye Been ".A. Qua!, •
itY Product -Made From The Finest qqateeiale With Kndieleelge
: That Years Of Expieeience And Experinient Have Gained. '
: ,.; SPECIALS' '
Cream. Puffs, Lemen2Meringe Pies, Raisin PiAlecRisberry Tartlets
Maple Walnut Tarts, Iced •Rollse:Clielseae-Buns, Coffee ' dakes,,`Oete
: ' ' eal-'s Cookies,Raft` Cakes -
me*. ','e=e--,-,-* . '-':,.
' ,e• . .HOLLYMAN'S SAICEAV.
Phone .36. 'NJ '`.'_l'/UCknicivg .
ONE. CEN
THIS WE,EK
At the,Rexall Drug Store
'hursday == Friday == Saturday
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OUR ANNUAL SALE litrefERE SCRIBl3LERS, EXER-
CISE -BOOKS, WRITING PADS, :ENVEOPES.-• .. TPAPEe.
, .
. TRIES,',REXALL REMEDI S, RUBBER GODS, SOAPS; '.
...'''s SHAVING CREAM,'TdOTH' AgT.E..;TOOTII''' RUSHES AS
'ADVERTISE., ,e- THEe•BILL :ARE I3.EING GIVEN-40.T.A.,Y
, _._.e.....,
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.. \AT TWO: FOR THE VII•IEOF'ONE,' AN.",i)::"OsT 0110 .aN'r
, 10./3.E, .
M.. 111.a c.C.,allucm
Room IY- Sept. and Oct. •
Hon.: -R. Collyer 94eM. lVfaelqah-
seri 92; D. Njeoe, 91; G. ,Webster 88;
J. Henderson 86; .M. Hamilten 82; F.
. • ,
Steward 82;'C. Johr.sieone 79-; Gre-
ANOTHER OLD RESIDENT .'
fr°e1i,elnof 't1h\lelgt)oePlid:o*SYri.:,EoldfSei1,1t:s(:iNtehil6,vi1.
Mc-
Donald Siindey leat at ,the.
elm; of Aars and 7 monthe.133,eforee
her enarribeee Ms 'we.s.
Miss Margaret\ McPliaile". Her, lies -
'land died about' nine, yet e age. She
is sur id be tvixO sisters, one in Tor-.
opt° (Mrs.. Aluera. ywho been here
•er ::79; Nellie Paese,-eW. John-
ston 74.;,E, Baker 74; D.'.boUglas 69;.
B. Thompson 69e ,McLeod, '6°6;. .
-Irwin 65; P. Cousins 61,..Reloyi Pass:.
Aemstrong 59 f K. Cameron 48.
(C Finlayson , irbsent. on. account -Of
illness.) : ,
Jr. Hon. :--E. 'Brown 86; M.
chie 84; ',M., 'Metionale 19; (1.- Ann.-
f.rong.• 76, J. Wileozi, 76; Pass: -b.
Clark 73; S. Cellyer 7e'; D. leleDone
ald 74 C. Finlayson 7e; D. Ileeeie71;
M. Heridereon71; e. Fisher. 68; FeeMe-
Trinee 67; •X. Ferris 65; ' M. Cousins
64;.M. Johnsterie 63; S,..(7.anioron 62:
Belo' Pas -E. Solotriiie ...59e.; W.
Welker, 56; Wilson ,48*; But-
ton 44,, .• • ••
:in ,conrieetion with the. fiineral) -and-
eine
with 'ginging - anti prayer. The Inext...e.-..,", 77-444)--•
-7 ,
leers home. ; ^ • ,,.,., ---Ite,duced priee--II,ornell-Alurdoch
/
' 'The Victeriit. Mission Band' Will, ,Go. -The 'Market.
in :elle West. The :funee.al was
Teeeday afternoon to Kinlosi ceme-
terY.
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PLOWING, .MATCH
' IIAD' BAD WEATHER; li.130K.
•
• That great interest is taken :
,
, •
Plo-sing matches was SEOWT! on
Sda y 'pf last week when, in''spi of
, .
mcist discoeragiriglweathee contlitio,ne
quite number gathered at the farm
of Joie" Scott; east oreLueetnow,
Nvilero the Junkie, Farmer's match was
held. ' , ' •, • 0.0
. .
On account:of rain" ie, the forehoen
part- of the program- had to he dis,
ipeneed withe so eliete Was. rib stubb.e
plowieg.
Competitions in , Sod pleeeinge were,
earried out in the afternoon. M.' Mc
ore "'Waterloo Couety being
idge AWaeds were made, as follovee:,
Otte to men '35 and •W.
Pritehard, wen the three "aerards•fer
crown, finish end 'test »lowed' land;
eecond for best' plowed land, jaines
Forster. ' •
)1.1eti to.mcif 35 and under.L-Meleen-
zie. Webbe Won for CroWn finish' and.
best plowed land; eecerirl for best
plowed .Tohn- Stott4:„thirdi Fred
Re:et'. 16 andunder Crown, Elmo
Pti€tbaid., finish Waltsr Forefere
'beet eilewed" land; _Elino ,13eiteliird;
second, Walter Forstere
Ilest`.*.oW bSY:
7ies'Peitehattl ;
Bet '1••,ork byt' MaSeeY-Iferris plow'
-1-4Tohe ' •
' Best plow-teint-MeRenze-Webb,
lst 2nd aiid 3r
. • •
A. E. IlIcKim
The, Relall,Siore
mentink 'will be held 040Mts. H. Sher- -Neev Veetery4Cuit 'dna YarT4
•
held :their eThari efferingeon '
toridny.evening Nov,: 2nd t 1.30 p.m. G 0-0 N ENvs
in the ,baseinent. l'he 1)rOirt1111 *e011., • ' '
'4Isto of elkortee and recitations . Veit Ritifehltis," Vbooping'
inenibere. There wilt. also he an edirehr.-Terieilitie, Stifv.,,ThrOat. and
Phone 32
n erwear
V'ES! your whole fairilly 11 wear Underwear this
winter, and there is nothing to prevent you from
having the best, Canadian factories have to offer.
There is Fleeced Lined, Heavy•Cott-
on, Wool and Cotton and Pure Wool
for any member of the family, Mod-
erately Priced- accoiding to quality.
When in doubt about underwear
OUR STORE
We will help you decide
Aare Buswell
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s,
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,nddies14,,hy, Wag. .M4ovosn,,of Ith
Tiniely attention May save you
from untold discomfort. ,
•
Many peel* niake it a rule to
look after their 'eyes just as regu,
larly as they idok' after. -theie
teeth.
Armstrong,
Optometrist
AMILY THEATRE
PRipAY', 0. SATURDAY-NOV. &3 ,
SMILE BROiHER.
With, Dorothy e: Jack
.Comedy:
e
TUES. eine. WED.e-NOV. 6th & 7th '
Rin-Titt-Ti n, I n
OF STE04
-Comedy
. __se _ ..„.......,
DIED IN SAGINOW.. AIICII "
1ii5esTenti Arid Alaggie Smith of
..
towriebad Weed east eveek,-ofethe :death '
pf theit .s.i..ter, i‘f4..*:,Orel;taivd, \L'ho
4 ii,it ,at Saginaw giuh., oh ,DALig_t_iy„
,
-mt•s, Orchard irad but recently returo...
nd from Califelia; •She mill be re-
• ,
,• et:libored, here es having epent seine.
tieie with;hei. eietere, two years ago.
Mrs. Orebard- was ;8 year§ Of age
iind is aukviverPhy •pne, zini;, in... doll-
ft:4441 an4 one daughteK in StIgnAW,
L. 0. 0. F. NO•l'ICE!. •
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All limnbo'it,.. of leickilow Lodge L
,O.,O. Are requested to be present
:it the reguini. meeting Friday epee*
• ieg, Nov. 2nd. • at ;8 P.m. I inPorten`
,•
business. to 1.16dealt with.
• Lueknew 1,0(10 1.,0, 0, F. ',will Oji- • •
tvtain• wives i "
inO's• friepds;:nedefeebekehe •on yri-
!day, evening Nqv. Oth at 8' pen.
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(8 -1 -11. --eye - - -
0 0 •
.N•cvrEs
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following \Vete
at ..their eregulavr
eeenhigeCuid
thint.on;
poiiglas; .9u0e
ns
aeon Uldte;
,Guide •sabel
tome, 4
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