The Lucknow Sentinel, 1932-09-22, Page 4,
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Encouraged by numerous orders 4atelY received from your country.
we have 0410.'0 expand our business and maintain A permanent
market 'for our world -lamed -collections of 'I Dutch Flower - Bulbs
for home and garden ,
We are therefore making the following attractive offer of a new
selection of Variellie , made with special regard to suitability to
your climatic conditions by Professional experts. The collection" will
be found tobe nninne for its 'Skilful combination of rich • cOlour-
:ings with delightful -scents.* - • •
Taking advantage of this supreme IffOLLANDIA"- collection,
you can Make 40n* home and garden a Flower -Paradise for .W" - •
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In view :of the large number .of orders which come in daily, we
kindly advise you to order • early. Please. write your name and ad-
dress clearly on every 'order. All correspondence, orders, etc. Must
- -be atrictiv addressed to: ' • ' • ' . k '•
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MARRY BRialt, Managing Director of the .
BULB -NURSERIES NIOLLA D ''. • _
VOORHOUT by ...HILLEG0111,---HOLLAND-411VE9PE • • •
Our .magnificent collection consists of: -Lr.
6 doz. .l.lturmin TURPS, in 6 Fine Colors, • : . . ...;..-,p. ,•• • :,,.,.. 4 .,,,'
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2 doz Cottage 'Tulips, "•lii‘""-4. 'Fine Coors :: „,...; your Owillt -!•‘.
-71 #10z. Lily .110wernitr `Xeliiin
, .1 doz. Double Wks. .'., .. i,;,ic.V .':' .,•'t-Li.4 ' chC.O;iCe. , .o ' f ‘.• T1 44.Hyacinths for Pots,an.
colors ,. : ". ; -. , "„'
1 Oz.- Hyacinths for! Bidding, all colors
4'04 eroctnin *arielle fine colors _.1..,i.S„1.,
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3 :dir,;•Slikalii414Be•'°Quein"'Of..SPrisigilaWeiS' ;:•.; • ••_1•• ';,,I, ".' 'It:-
2 dor.. Iris' in various fine colors ' . I. ' .. ' always De
- 2 -dos, Muscari (Grape Hyacinths) ' ' ” ' -' " '
2 dos. Sallas, sweet .little flowers . consiUered• `
2„..410x. Narcissus: (Daffodils). all . _ . . • , •
336 Flower „Hunts _. ..__
14 Mollandia Novelty Bulbs" FREE. • . _
350 Flower -Bulbs . • DOUBLE , THIS COLLECTION
for $6,... ,; " • ' 'mg FlowersBulbs) for $10.----
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Prompt ,service;- delivery never later than one week before planting
-time. • Delivery FREE . of tharge at destination. A certificate of
healthis furnished with every Fader • by < the Phytopathological
- Service of :Holland,' All varieties are packed and labelled •seper-
ately. Illustrated Cultgral -.Directions in'English.,French, or German
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• are sent free with orders. All orders must be accdmnallied by re••
niittanee. for the full amount and shouldbeaddressed as above.
-Special terms for wholesale -orders. ,, • •
• THE LEADING• FIRM.IN THE Pm3. INDUSTRY.
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Mrs. Jno. Colwell visited last Weelle
with her daughter, Mis. A. MasOn,'„
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I Mr, and. Mrs. Percy James of
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. Chieng0, were recent visitors' • with
relatives here. •
Ar--31.2itiners--reur-t-
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' after, iinendiiig the past two 'weeks
with her daughter, lira. Relit Me -
Lean. , •
Miss Myrtle Hodgins • and friend
.„of Toronto, were Sunday visitors
Miss J. MiirritY of Walton visited.
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hist week„,at p. .qmeppies'.
Quite a ninnber from here attend-
ed tlus School Fair at Holyrood on
Tuesday-.
Mr. and Mrs Mervin Hedley and
family of' Kingard' were -at Jno. Col -
well's on, Monday. - •
Messrs. , Roy . Graham and 'Bill
Brewer were to. Kitchener over the
week -end. • '
• We are .sorry to renert -that . Mr.
Harry Bell had the misfortune of
cutting'hia.foot with the axe on Sat-
urday last, while under -brushing With
the, Gillespie 'Conti-tie:tors:
,---Mr.-And• Mrs,- Lltudy Selloff Land
babe • of Detroit, -were •Week -end
:ors - with -Mrs. A. Rodgins.
Weir. and Mrs. W. A. Townshend
;atid-kiddies-of,London,--were----reeerit=
visitor* at Karl Boyles.
Mrs. , id.. Hodgins Of LucknoWi.
visited last week with, her mother,
MIS. McFarlane. • ,
• ,Miss McLean returned
..Stratford. - I ' . •
Mr. H. Lerdhan returned to Wind
•,sor- after - visiting -att.. Murray's:
Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyle and Edna
Were Sunday, yisitOri at. F. Moulton't
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Appieyard Will preach *hie
farewell. sermon on 'Sunday after,
noon. Mr. and Mrs. Anplayard Will he
leaving Shortly Id ctr:±nence their
new duties at. Kerwood,• where Me.
Appleyard has bee nappointed rectm.,
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"We can thank
Long Distance
for that cheque"
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Lent evening rates
ON ' station•se-sta-
Ike calls begin
7.00. kta. smr
lower nigh.* rates
at 830 p.m. •
Oialdthi iirrinangdtophiswtaselesellionneg his
farm and there were two fine -teams
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for quick Smart didn't need
them but he thought of a Fan ,
he knew in the cartage business in
town.
Bill called his man by Long Distance
telephone that night arid - arranged
to buy both tams lor him next day
cotniutssion.
A-iew days later he had a nice cheque,
ph call
cot him only 30 cenis.
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444.460"' 4'441.4.414411, fr •er.
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THE 1.11.1..ChTi N *E.N14i.14
•ST. DAWNS. W119014 FAIR
. (...cont4ged fro* Poge
Prize winneTs are 'aff
Grain & Vegetables,
Ist-4Oc; 2ne0c; 3r -25c;
:4th -
21c; 'OtI1740c; • •°-,
Fall Wheat, any variety,
Annie Watson, Allan Miller; harOld
Xrwin. Raphael St. Marie, Jig)
riten, Willie Reed. ,
•0a4. Iat9,
Harold Humphrey, Fltiretice Peeer,ait
'Gordon Foran. Annie Ilintabri; ;Xredll:
Rintoul:
Oats, late, sheaf --•:-Les Kum,
nedean •.Alton, NO1111111: FOran, Ern-
est W. Beecroft. *. •
Barley, no. 2t kit. --Murray Tay
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ler,. Mary Fora* • : " •
Barley. 'Any variety, sheaf -Oliver
Field Corn, sheaf, 6 stalks -George
Webster; -Fra, gcfaultimi Jeri 1.'0;q -
este;,,;' Perey: Durnin, .tcheih
Clayton Iton.• '
• sweet: Corn,, G..B,9, eara=7.DarotV
-McDonald,: :Lourine.• Miller,' Murray
Wilkinson; Rene, Foran, Annie
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Potatoes,.,....Y7A(01?On- •
Ruby Sherwood, Mildred Sherwood;
-Raymesel--Oesciete. -
Potatoes, ' Irish. :Cobbler •--. Louise
'Martin, Bernadean Altont, Norman'
WellWood. • • ' •
Potatoes, Green Mountains,-Deros
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thy Webbv Muriel PordOri, Bernidept
Rivett. ...
Mingels-- Russel -Webb•,- Gordon
Miller, Russel Irwin, Mary Durnid,
Ruth McQuillin, Alvin .Alton. •
Swede Turiiipa7-Willie
Greta.m
Huphrey, Clifford Farrie.t,
Norma Weatherhead, All Miller:
Clayton Alton.,• „ .
Beets
Ros Anes Young, Ale* AaCkett. Animal Model in woods -Angus Mc.,
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-;--Doria,„ Wilkinson ; Farm Mechanics
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McDonald, Jean Forster. :.•••• )onald; Harold ••Hutnithrey, Russel
Carrots-, Freda Eintoul, • Minnie:
Smith, „Oliver :Glen, Norinan, SdP•all-: Nen)). Archie Phillips. John Pritehard
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• THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 1982 '
. . . ,3ALB 0/4•12.10AF DISAIOERs ARREAKS,
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141,vciENow,,SoNTINEL Notlee. is liereby. given aS• direeted
. 01r. the Aseessment: Act E..S. 0- 1927
."'"4"..-7"..'...' • Chapter 228 Sec. 1628. 6 1 that a
1ubllshed -every, Tburedot morning .soke---444an4o fox.-Arrearli, of- TaiM,a,
itt LileknOW, ,Chitario.' . will be h$gat he Tows ef Walkerton
• �n vrfday,,september 30th; 1942, sit
„mu,. A. "p, Macltenzie -•;••,-; Proprietor 'MY 011i4W. in the County Buildings, at
Cann/bell Thompson -Publisher the teno'clock AA.: when
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, • • ;Gb• erP will offered for late by Pub.-
Alacticill. Unless the Taxes. end.
TRURsDAT, .SEPTEMBER 22, 1932 ime soin„ ier paid,the follow
ing described lends' in the iVillage of
Lucknow. 308 Patented l'41.cee
22.17; Costs, '3.60; Total, 25.774 John
'Jewitt. Tp. Kinloss,, .Whitechurch.. Lot
10, Plan 225, Patented'1 Aq., Tip*
Coots,' 5.89; , Total, :119.61;
TbOo, Sturdy.. A complete list of
lands . in the .County to be ,sold for
arrears of Taxes is Pablished in the
Ontario;Gazette in its issues of June
25th, July 2nd, 2th and •16th: A. copy
of -said liatniiiik Obtained`IHICA
Arera 7114110. Horne'
Weatherhead.. Dorine Pardon, Jean
Foster.
Apjale I Pie -Annie Watson, Jean
FRrster, Iona Awan, Vera Taylor,-
Lankine' Miller; Doris Swan:' • •
Polfe•d-rice :Candy-AnninT-TaYlor,
Vera Tajdor; Vera Lazenby,'Dorithi
Alton, Fred Rintoul.
Chocolate Fudge -Dorothy Alton,
Anna Taylor, Vera Taylor, 2 •Griiee
Weatherheacl, Fredir.'Rinteul, Ruth plication to the undersigned. If
MeQuiflIn,' ! • '0: • • necessary to bald all :Adjourned: eels
*; • • ,;• • , it ••will be held on; FridaY. Oetaber
twr-theies:31:00rVa,con:nilltre4„.Bliimire!.;
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•• Renamed ,Dish • Towel -Doreen-' • . - • • -,• • I
in, •Anetta btewart, LereneI,MeGuf-
in Annie
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pThai.eyYbi.r,''N.iniiifred Swan, RiRcOND *ORES BACON LITTER
pta • ____cOMpETITION 1932.
Hot -Water Bottle Cover --Caroline
-Romphrey, 'Greta ' .
• 7 kinds of Stitches -Jean FOrster,
The Ontario Live Stock Branch has
adripe Miler; Freda Rintoul; Vera „recently announced a' second series
,raYlor, Lucille Eedy, Etta Swan, ' Bacon. Litter j Competition for sows
metheds sewing -on buttons -Jan-
ie Alton, Freda Itinto01, Bernadean 1 betWeen September 1st
Alton, Mary Cranston, Laurine miller and c o er s .
0 t b 31 t 1932 This Comps-
dorethy . tition has as its object the establish
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Kitchen Apron -Vera Taylor, iler- ment of. a standard of excellence for
aadean Alton, Mildred Sherwood, grade brood" SOWS kept by fanners.
Sills Irvin. Doris Swan, Alma An it •••
is recognized tluit . brood sowl.
which rear large 'Mere ofselect bacon
-hogs, that•are good feeders: Midi/lake
good 'gains at low costa are valuable
as improvers of hogs.
The competition auns to _give such
sows prominence as breeders IR their
respective' communities in the ope
that their female progeny will be
selected Ai foundation brood sows
for the district .
Any 'farmer .wishing to enterilhoUld
send hisentry to.,&W. Wade. On-
tario Live Stock Branch, Parliament
Buildings, Toronto, within seven
-Tdays-ef thedittreflarrowiiirilf-thw
titter, The awards will ' be hased'Im
the age, .weight, quality and unifor
mity of ihe litter and in order to
qualifkthere must be nine pigs; in -
She litter raised to marketing age
and 'at least 30% of these must grade
atrtelect baten7There-12-10-e4selli- r•e'
in connection with entering the com-
petition, "
, The Federal and Provincial, Live
Stock Branches provide -$275.00 -in
Raphael Et. Marie. ' , .
ald, Mabel Nicholson,„ Violet Errin- ,, Towel-helderough D. McDonald.
ton, . „Ourray Taylor, Willie ..nvahri.42.
Parsnips:- Anna IVIiirray • dprdcn Taylor, Arthur Ramage, Alex
Taylor, Milian. Mills.. • , • dackett . •
Onions•Mary Cranston, Robert 4.7, • Baseball bat -Angus Nicholson,.
win, Marjory .Puidon. Mae' McDonald' 1,tobert. Irvin, Blake Alton.
Collection. 5 knots -Alex Hackett,
•°44' IRonald ,McCrostie, Angus .Nicholson.
Gladioli-L9logray
ogn, tirace W•eatnerneaii,
14111e.ii:stie;:; Freda, Rintoul, Murray
MaiBn' • .• Nature -Collections -. •
ersHuRferdrTlr
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le, Vera Taylor; Jean Forster. •'
Serao-book, boys....-;Mirrity Taylor,'
lordon. Taylor. George Webster,
!le Angus McDonald. Ivan
1‘'.1cSGeltiwffipli-iotik; • fruits, v:egetableS and
.flow.ers-Alerothy Webb. George Mc-
Gee, Lorene MeGuffiii, May MCDonald
Harold Taylor, Walderrnur Meuller.
Collectien, clover's and grasses -A1 -
'an 1V1iller. Sadie Nicholson, Jean For-
ster, George Webster; Billie
Gordon Tit-ylor. •
Weoster, ' Irank.
edy, Bert;Whyard, Ross t1edY.
Cosmos --Russel. rattier, Murray •
raylolr, .8ernacieita Ali3On„.41.ary ..:(4.2.,n-
dttin, *urn,' Arcine
• .'4iianiasVera Wayivr; urant
&lord, Dorothy W ebb,. Anna
clayron. Alton.„-Donalcritess,
Daarigoids-alary Cranston Agnes.'
Young, Russel. livin; . • •
Calandulw,Clitibrit 'Farrier, ftobt.
Irvin." Sadie Nieliolson, marie
Ancni-
son. -alike Alton, . • . • 2
Fetunias-IrWin; EedY; •Frank
•Beit Whyard, inargaret„.41. ot- • ' Map Drawing ,
gliiton, Perry • Durnin, Exlles; ',Zap._ #nron..'Rapaael • St. Marie,
croft. , • . ,
Doris, 11,iissel Webb John
Jiving-rooM hoimiuetL-Deris "Wil71%)ritchardi
kinson,'Murray Wilkinson,' Clifford.. mat of ' Taylor.'
earrier; Gordon Miller, Ernest Bee-,•Giacion Taller, George Wepster, pan
croft, Ruth McQuilliii„ ..dcGunin While Turner, GraceWea-
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• ,Fruit • L.hei4eate ,
N.• S. APPles-Alliiii Miller; Laur-, • Map of • Eurone-Vera Taylor, Ce -
Tailor Alex Hackett, Donalettartin Man Of
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,-ine Murray Taylor, Barold 'Alia St. Marie,' Raymond St Marie.
Ruth McQiiillin, Ilene Broomer, Marie
Dow.
Book Cover-MariOrie Purdon, An-
nie Taylor, Etta Turner,.George llic-
Bpuquet Of Flowers,: with vase-
Doris.Wilkinson,'Raphael St. Marie,
Luella Laidlaw, Verna Piirdiin.• Clits
Creom .1us & Sugar Bowel -Nor-
man' Wellwood, Etta Swan.. Grace
Turner', Arthur Ramage. ,g
Wall:nano Pattern -Jean Forster,
Olive-Purdon Vera Taylor,' Cecilia
St. Marie.. Melba ' Fowler, Russel
Farrier.
Scene in Water Colors -Ilene Bioo-
mer, Mary Dow, Freda Rinteul,
dred Anderson.
Little Raindrops -Harold Taylor,
Waldemar Mueller, ROSS • Gammie,
Marie Swan, Allan Cranston, Marg-
aret Aitchison__ , •
• CherriesAnnie TaYlor, Etta. Tur-
ranston, George Webster, hush D. Ater. • •
Snow Apples-Marray Taylor. pen-.
old Martin. Marie Swan, Jean Well -
wood, Ronald'Cranston. . - •
Pall Pears-Renald Cranston. Mur-
ray.Taylor,, „Ronald McCrostie, Har-
vey Lazenby, Tom Young, Mary
Cranston.
Winter Pears -:•-• Ruby Slierwood,,
Donald Ross, Ronald McCrostie, An-
nie Taylor. Gordon *filler,. Marjory ford Farrier. Florence Beecroft.
, Purdon.'S't
Allan Miller:
Laite-31-iller, Gorderr
•iel Purdoti; Ernest Seecreft, Florence
Beecroft. "
, Poultry •
lat-45c; 2nd -40c; 3rd -35c; -4th-
30c; '5th -25c 6th -20c; 7th -15e
' 8t1i---10c;'• 9th -5e.
CockerelErnest Beecroft,
Hugh D. meDonoid, Florence Beecroft
Gordon Miller, - Waideman Mueller,
Ronald Cranston, George Webster,
Angus Mcpenald, Allan
B. R. Pullet• -•:-Gordon Miller; Ern-
est Beecroft, Florence Iteecroft.
Wal-
deman Mueller:. Allan Miller, Ronald,
MacDonald. Angus McDonald. Abide With MA -Jean Wellwood,
W. Leg. Cockerel -Florence Bee- Louise -Martin, Verna Purdon, Luella
croft, Blake Alton, Ernest Beecroft, Laidlaw, Russel Webb.
Bernadean Alton, Murray Taylor,, Canadian Boat Song-7Etta Swais,
Murray Wilkinson, , Doris Wilkinson,• Bertha Guest, Norman Wellwood,
Allan Miller, Hugh D. McDonald. filorliaageswani. Weatherhead, Arthur Ramage;
."N W. Leg, PulletErtiest Beecreft,
Florence Beecroft, Murray Wilkinson, The Daffodils -Cecilia St. Marie.
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Bernadean Alton; Doris Wilkinson, Olive Pardon, Russel Farrier, Vera
Hugh D. McDonald, Allan 'Miller, raYl". Verna-. Anderson, Norman
Laurine Miller. • Weatherhead.
12 Brown Eggs ---Grant Rutherford, Downfall of Wolsley-Freda Rips
Hugh Rutherford, Ruby,Sherwood, toul.'Bernice Roach, Jean Thotn, Ruth
Norma Weatherhead, Russel Irvin, McQuillin, Florence McQuillin. Doro-
Florence Beecroft. „thy Miller.
12 White EggeGrant Rutherford Essay Competitions
Mildred Sherwood, Murray Taylor, A.n essay,4fildred Anderson. Per -
Florence . Beecroft, Ernest Beecrpft„nolucer Roach.mAgnes Young, Freda Rin -
bye Stock Mar Dow.
Mildred, Elliott.
7 lst,••-$2.00;, " 2nd -$1.50; 3rd -$1.00;
4th -50c.
'Draft Colt -Frank McQuillin, Joe
Foran.
Market 'Lainb-Alvin Alton. Clay -
Ion Alton, Bernadean Altot, Dorothy
Alton.
Halter Broken Colt -.-Frank 31c -
Joe Vorati
Halter BrQ1011 Calf -Clayton Alton
Blake Alton, Murray Taylor.. Harold.,
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GANG. COMEDY.
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MOTHER SHIPTON'S PROPHECY ' 1•
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(London, Englandryear 1448.) .
A' house Of: glass shall'come to pais,'
In England;Init alas!
War will follow the work •
Inthe land of the Pagan and Turk; •
And State and State in fierce' strife
Will, seek each other's life., •
But when the Mirth. shall'divide the •. •
An Eagle shall build in the • Lien's
Carriages Without horses .shall go,
Arid accidents fill the world with Woe.
Primrose Hill in London -Shall be,
triltr centre Bishop's See;
'Around the world 'thoughts shall fly- .• •
In the twinkling of an eye.
Water shall yet wonders'
Now, strange, shall yet( be true;•
The world upside down shall be, ,
And--gokkoundwt-the-root-Of ee.,.
Through hills. man shall ri4P, •
And no horse or ass be by his Side; -4 '
Under water mei: shall wsilk, •'•
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Prize- money whieh. 01- i_,2. P, ihall taik;
lows:
1st.125.00; 2nd, $24190; 3rd. $23.00
4th., $22.00; 5th, $21.00; --6th. $20.00:
7th, $20:00 and Rmore prizes of $15.-
00 each.
Harm County Breeders have done
remarkably well in this competition
in the past and there shoalt be a
good , entry from the County -in this
contest., • ,
For further information ,andl'Atitry
forms, apply to the Ontario Dept. of
Agriculture. Clinton, Ont.
.11ERY
DESCRJPTION -
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AT MODERATE PRICES
Hein Home Industrihy having .
' your ,Printing done in .Likeknow
Th•e
Lucknow
Sehtinel
Phone .35 Lucknow
Poers Song..--Cecilla St. Marie.
Rule Brittania -Freda Rintoul.
CULROSS CORNERS
Farewells --Etta Swan,' -
-Indian Summer -Raphael St. Marie
The Star -Annie Tolor. ' •
The • - Little Garden -- Wildemur
Mueller. ,
Public Speakins-Verna Anderson,
Alma Anderson, Bernadean., Alton,
Vera Taylor. . .
Story Telling -Contest - Murray
Wilkinson, Dorothy Webbillelen MO-%
Donald. • . ' '
Taylor. . ..
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Best Beef Calf, pail fed.--Claytnn Spelling Match -.-20circlon Miller..
Alton, Blake Alton. ' *I' Vera Tayloy, Viola Young, Vera La-
.. Beef Calf -Harold Taylor, Murray 181,1 6 Y`
TaYlor, Clayton Alton, slake Artbn. Weed 'Naming Competition -Mur.
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Senior Beef- Calk -Frank McQuillin ray Taylor' George Webster, Vera
Lazenby,
Domestic „science . Olive Pardon:
1st -45c; grad -35c: 3rd -30c; 4th-,,. Sliecial Writing
• 25c*; 5th -20e; 6th --,-10c. • Mental Arithmetic Contest -Jack
Graham Gems -Mildred• -Sherwood. Irtglia' Gordon Miller, Sadie Nichol -
Florence Beecroft, Willa IiVin, C2irp- stivite,u. fissteolekFitrinidegriam•-,rringc md.,
line Humphrey, Jean WellurtiOd. •
Drop Fruit Cookies -Marie 'Medi*, . 2euti,n.erzinon.wdi,Strite.sg..aii, Thorten
, .. • 70- points; Vera Taylor, .68' points
Norma Weatherhead, Vera 'Lazenby.
tie Muriel Purdon, Dorothy Alton.
Dr tratheoEkerc
a* Layer Ca4e. Freda RintOul. --g .. - . - -
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Sch"1 -Parade-4, Sr"' Ti..: 8 Sr' Na.12, book, ,Preda Rintoul, b001I
tia- uies-Sehooh in a'
We „are glad to report that Mr
Alex Whytock Is able.,to be up and
around' again. ,•••••' -
Misti Lexy Bell, R. N.,is spending
a few holidays at her home. ,
MSS Hanna Ross is spending a
couple of weeks at Ainberley.
Miss Helen Haldenhy- spent a few
days with her grandparents recently
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Thompson visit-
ed witi Mr. and Mts. Jas. Thompson.
Mrs. 'Wm. Alton and babe, Is spend-
ing a few weeks With her parents
Mr. and "Mrs, Fred Thompson.
Mr. Stewart Bell is holidai,ing
under the parental roof.
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In the air men shall be seen,'
In white, in black, in green; , •
Iron in the water shall float,
As • 'easy as 'a wooden boat.
Gold, shall be found, and found ,
In a land that's not now known,
Fire, and war shall more wonders
England shall at last admit a Jew;
The Jew 'that was lield in scorn • '
Shall of a Christian be born.
Three times three will. lovely France .
Be led to (ranee a bloody dance
Before her people shall be free, ,
Three tryant rulers shall she see,
Three times the people rule alone,
-Three rulers in succession see,
Eachspringing from a different
dynasty,
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Then shall the wtirser fight be done_,,
England' Mid-Fiiinee7alialeba'ai one. : •
The„ first thing a man with a new
automobile runs into is debt.
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