The Lucknow Sentinel, 1920-07-29, Page 1•
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$2.00 I'Ftt YEAR IN ADVANCE; $2.50 OTHERWISE.
FLOUR
STANDARDIZED
ALL MILLS IN CANADA GRIND
'.f•TO A GOVERNMENZST AND ARD.
INSTEAD OF THE HIGH PAT-
ENT'S OF PRE-WAR I tYS, MILLS
NOW (:RIND WHAT IS CALLED A
STRAIGHT GRADE FLOUR.
it AVELOeli AS.PURE' MANI-
TOBA
MA ,TOB:A IS EQUAL TO THE BEST.
`EAPOY IS STILL UNRIVALED
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LUCNNOW. ONT.. THURSDAY, JULY X 29. 1920. -.
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o LOCAL AND GENERAL o
A carload of cement 'now on sale. --
X. Paterson, Whiteehurch. Phone 12
len 611.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Stewart, of
Stratford, were up for the week -end
to visit her parents.
Mrs- George Bickel! and son, Stew-
art', of Detroit, are visiting at Mr.
Donald Stewart's.
Dr. Alf... Newton: and wife motored -s
up from Detroit and .are spending the
v eek with his parents.
Mr.. Jack Smith has joined the staff
of the Bank of Hamilton as junior
' -'A=► A BLENDED FLOUR, MADE; e
RITE FOR PASTRY ONLY BEATS
Tit EM ALL,
WHY, THEN, PASS .THE HOME'
MILL FLOUR
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G. Drinkwajter
FURNACES SUPPLIED AND
INSTALLED --PLUMBING AND
ELECTRIC WII LNG:
.AGENT FOR THE HEt'LA
FURNACE,
EIGHTH CON,, .KI LOSS
-Monday, July 26.
Berry picking is the order 'of the
day.
Mrs. Bramdcu and two little daugh-
ters, of fronton. are visiting the
former's sister, Miss Katherine Smith
Mrs. Jos. Culbert spent the week-
end With Glamis friends.
Miss Welsh, of Reid's Corners,
spent Sunday with her friend, Miss
Ethel Elliston. Miss Welsh was a
former teacher in this vicinity and
all were pleased to see her again.
We hear Thos.. Harris has ordered
his 'Baby Grand.' Nothing like it,
Mr. Harris. The only way to keep
cool in hot Weather. •
Thrankn party held at Clark's
Chureha-as - a grand success. An
who attended report it quite up to
the mark.
.Quite a number of Farmers are
cutting their °wheat. This crop is
rushing the hay workers, a number
of them being compelled to leave* the
hay kr the tinielbring to cut the
wheat ,in order that both allay be sue-
cessfully harvested.
l'M l' RCH NEWS
.1`hfreld Method:se tirrrit=Quart-
er!y Fellowship and Sacramental Ser-
vice neap Sunday at 10.30, a.m.. at
Blake's Chun h.
BORN
Fisher. --in Lucknow. on July 12th.
19201, to air. and Mr,. Robert Fisher.
a son -James David. DiED.-On
July 12th. H'20. the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Fisher.
GRAND TRUNK SYs EM
nARvimr HELP EXCURSIONS
pt3.4lp TO WINNIPEG
Phis i s teat per mile beytir.d
AUGUST UTU. and 16TH front all
stations Lit the Provinces of Ontario
and Quebec, Pembroke. Golden Late.
. Toronto and east
AUGUST 11TH ane DTII, from a!!
. 'stations in Ontario, Parry •Sound.
.Scotia Junction and south to and in-
cluding Toronto; Meaford. Pent•tang,
Midlabd and Depot Harbor Branches
included.
For farther particulars apply to any
Grand Tr„/nk Ticket Accent or C. E.
Horning. 'District Pa•+sens-er Agent.
Toronto. Ont.
E. 1'lti l li G.T_ R. Agent
Lucknow. Ont., Phone j
, LOCAL MARKET
eCor•re<ted to Wednesday noon 1
flutter.. .. 4S-32
Eli' 51-52
JieV 120.00
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Misses Celia and Vera Hed , ' of
Brantford, are visiting their nio her
for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Harvey Anderson and child
ren have gone out to Alberta where
they will spend a few weeks.
Mr. Lamont,• a former G.T.R.%agent
at Whitechar h, was a caller in town
during the week. He is camping at
Bruce Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, of New York
City, and Mrs. Johnston, of l itchen-.
er, are e►uests . of Mrs. R. Mullin.
•The ladies are sisters. -
Mrs.. Ronald * Mackinnon and child-
ren have returned to Winnipeg after
spending a month with Mr. and Mts.
Angus Mackinnon. -
Mrs. L. J.' Letang, of Montreal,
and Miss .Anne Mackinnon, of Toron-
to, -are visiting at the home ,of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mackin-
non, of town.
Moving Picture Show, Town Hall,
Saturd*'. night, July 31st. Elsie
Marriage Price.
Ferguson in - -The •
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Seven good reels. Admission 25 and
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Mr. and Mrs. Neal and daughter.
Winnifred, of Atlanta. Georgia, U.S.
A., paid a flying visit to their old
I friend, Mrs. Dr. Tennant, during the
1 past week.
Miss Terry who has been staying
with airs. Whitby, -'of town, has roe
out West for a vacation and to visit
friends from the Old Country.
Mr. E. H. Twaniley, of Ashfield,
has been engaged es principal of the
Gorrie School for the coming year.
lie is at present taking the summer
u rse at the 0.A.C.
All the boys and half the girls . in
town are out pulling flax: this week.
They • are being taken out and buck
by auto and truck each day. We un-
derstand that Mr. Cutt has also a
number of Indians at work
A MEAN LIAR
A11 liars are mean • . nd contem
ible; .but some are worse t'tan othe
One of the- meanest sent a note
The Sentinel last week which unf
got by '.and was publish
We refer to the following bir
notice: •
Stewart, -At Str*ford, on ..Ju
25th., 1920, to Mr. and Mrs. Phil!
Ste i art, a daughter -Barbara Susa
care assured- by- friends of
Stewarts that. •there 'is absolutely
'in ..n
truth tits report, so that it mu
have been fabricated with malice a
forethought with a view to puttin
the folk concerned in a bad light be-
fore the public. s To those not famil-
iar with the circumstances we may,
say that the stewarts were married
only last March.
Unfortunately, luck favored the
liar in this case. The editor was off
duty throughout last week, his time
being fully occupied by - a balking gas
engine, and , ; the • communication,
which• was unsigned, passed to the
linotype operator without the usual
scrutiny.
One can imagine the filthy creat-
ure_who sent in the report enjoying
a sort of fiendish pleasure as She (it
is thought to have been a woman)
saw her lies in print; but we would
remind her that pleasure obtained in
that way .s neither
pure nor lasting;
and that liars are, ainong thase who,'
do not go to Heaven.
ST. HELENS
,�. SINGLE COPIES, 4 CENTS,
WHITECH URCH
pt- • -Monday, July 26.
rs. Miss Bina Henry, of Guelph, is
to home for a few weeks vacation.
for- Mrs. Holmes, of Clinton!" visited a
ed, few days of the week with her cous-
in, Mr. Joseph Holmes,.th
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ' Martin and
Bruce spent a day at Guelph last
ne 'week.
rP Miss Maude Bell, of Kingharrr, is
n. visiting her, friend, Miss. Jean Eagle -
the son.
o Jars: C.tg�avr .is •.ing..,., a- few
st days here calling on old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.' Jacques, of
Preston, visited over the wveek_end
g with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Jacques.
.Quite a number from here attend-
ed the funeral at Wingham on Satur-
day of the late Chas. Rintoul, of
Brussels. her. Rintoul was well
known in this community, and ow 1
deepest sympathy is extended to the
-Tuesday. July- 27.
Mrs. Hugh McCrostie left for Mus-
koka where she will spend a few
weeks with Dr. Irwins, of Winghani,
who • are spending the summer there. ! °
BELFAST
''Tuesday. July' 27.
Miss Ida Rivett, of Crewe, is
spending a few months at Albert
Alton's,
Dr.eand Mrs. t'i't Hackett and
sons have returned home • to Detroit
:after spending a %reek at his •formic#r
home. here. °
:Miss Hattie Nixon has returned
home. from Lucknow after spending
some in..rltli: as da: r% with
Smith.
Mr. T. E.
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She wood sit-
ed with tfre-rr' d.tug lit..r near Go deride
recently.
The farmers of this : icinity have
finished haying .and are busy cutting
the :wheat. -
Owing 'to sacramental.. serviees to
be held at Blake's Church Sunday
mornings the t hug. h cervi. e and Sun-
day Schu.,1 . here wi.I be withdrawn.
I h, Epworth Leag,..e 'will be h
bereaved. theeld at
usual ,hour,
Mr. Alex Mowbray, of Dungannon,
called on old friends in the village on.
Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Martin and Baby Edith,
of Kingham, spent the week -end at
fir. Wm. Martin'_. • .
Mrs. F. Henry visited in Winghani
last week.
Mt. Robert Ross, of Canning,. Ont
visited with his brother and sister
Mr. Geo. Ross and- Miss Catherine
Ross.
Miss Evelyn Vary, of Toronto, vis
ited her . aunt, Mrs: Robert ateClen
ag•^han, last week -end. At thte nit ...
ing service in the Presbyterian
Church Miss Vary rendered a solo
which vas much appreciated by all
`present.
Rev. Mr. Scobie will
take his vaca-
tion during the month of August. and
Rev. Mr. Mann, of St. Marys, i fo�•in.
erty of Port Elgin). will occupy -thy
pulpit the first two Sunday:. of the
month. - e '
Mrs. A. L. Hamilton and Elizabeth
:1 Windsor, spent the week-tnd. with I
Mrs. caries Ir;:.kt ;t, Sr.,' returned
to Detru_t with her sc n, Will:
A number of Incline are busy pull-
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MONEY TO LOAN on mortgages and
notes at reasonable rates. t ire
Insurance, > both stock and Mutual
Companies. Conveyancing • uuzie
with neatness and despatch -
Geo. A. Siddall, Broker, Lucknow,
1)R. PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at Lairs
House, Lucknow,. every 1% eur,es-
uay :afternoon. All • chronic w;_
eases successfully ' treated. i•s-
,w,:;�'.ie.ugoatiiy . removes : the s.ca•1
eau is .,f disease. .Ad u'-turene of
• the ,spine .txure quiciity :secured
and with fewer treatinettts by tj,-
teupatiry than by any other method
•all kinds of fat poultry, wanted.
llignest Toronto prices. paid. :also
all kinds of jun:: wanted. ' If • .' you•
have any, let me know. • Phone '86.
Jake Libel.
TEACHER W A\TED._Protestan t
Teacher want,d for 3rd. room in
Lucknow, Public School, duties to
commence after summer holidays.
Apply stating; qualifications and sail-
ing
expected to 1). R. Mclntosh, Sec.
ing flax on Win. Irwirt's farm..
The followingit m is a clipping
taken fruru the• 1..; neon Free Press: PPS g -tate
Listowel 's v:etury by 9 to 3 over
Palmerston tics up group` No. 2
c hamp�inship . in 'the North Welling,
ton Baseball League. The locals hit
' the ball card. arid, coupled with the
misplays et th,. visitors, notched more
than enou gh _r•uns to beat the group
- I .readers for tete' first ,
t tin � °this scasun..
Irwin pitch._(! 'hcautifully; allowing
but four hits an.i trick out 12 hitters
' TEACHER «' ANTED. -F r •S: S.,
\ o. 6, ;Ashfield. Ona apply �
Mr. Will Weatherhead- ha bought
the property Belonging to .. the late
Mr. John McLean.
31 r. W. Bowles, of Georgetown, and
Mr. Shipley, of Toronto, were • week-
end, visitors with Dir. John Webster.
Miss Nettie C til
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HOLY ROOD
IThe Holyrood Women's Institute
, iii meet at the home of Mrs. Fred.
Ifaldenby ,an Wedniesday. .Aug.Nth--
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instea(3 • y; '..0 Thtirs.fay, the 5th, -
which would'i be FUR SALE. -7 --No. 2 Borwnie Cani-
the regular date. I era with outfit. Inquire at 'The. Sent-
Program in charge of the young girl` f
s with . Miss :�rinie Hudgins in • the i incl Office.
chai-
.qualifications and salary a.anted.
I Geo. Harris, Sec., Dungannon
Hotel Kitchen' and dining -room to
rent. Good Business. Address Box
•'6:3, Lucknow, Ont. 2.2_ ;
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FARM FOR SALE ----r2 acres,. r_
miles squth of Lucknow, brick resi-
dence, good stable, doable hen ,pen,
orchard, strawberries and raspberries
For further particulars apply to J. J.
Taylor, R. 2, Lucknow. • 12-8-p.
- FOR SALE --Second-hand Chevrol-
et Car, in. good condititi+-i. Apply to
Finlay Ross. Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Jacques.
Miss - Marion Simpson and Miss
Edna Musgrove, 'of Winghani, are
ests at Mr. Frank Henry's.
Miss Flora Ross, of K ing►
�, ham..
spent Sunday at her home . here.
Miss Jeanette Cottle , and Mrs. t•
ird
o e; of R Ingham. Beecroft, Sr., Left on Monday. for a
and Miss Ray Kleinsteiher, of Tweed, 1 few weeks visit in • the West.
were the guests of Mrs. Jas. Ramage:
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace, of
Forest, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Wallace, of Barrie, spent the week-
end with their 'sister, Mrs. John Mil-
ler, Sr.
Miss Margaret Rintoul was home
from Toronto to attend the funeral
fie pairs Women's. Oxfords sad on Saturday of her unrk, !Ir. Chas.
'amps Classic and awakes.
se=es 2! 1 to s B. C and I) widths.
Regular Prices 57.50, 3.t:.30, $9.00 and
Siik00. Friday and Saturday your
chole(, $6.93.---faareron, Murdoch d;
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airs. Blitzstein, who was taken to
R ingham Hospital a few weeks ago
~where she underwent a critical 'oper-
'ation. is now being cared for by Mrs.
Burton. north of the station, and is
on the way to recovery.
Ross MacDonald. a pupil of the
Second Con.. Kinloss, School, is be-
ing congratulated upon taking the
highest marks of any student who
wrote on the Entrance Exams at
Lucknow. Usually this distinction
goes to a pupil of the town school
where conditions are thought to be
more favorable.
A public meeting will be held id
Riverside Park, Paisley, on Thursday,
:August 12th. at 2. p.m.. to be address-
ed by Hon. W. L. McKenzie King.
M.P.. Federal Leader; Mr. H. Hartley
Dewart, K.C., M.P.P., and Mr. .F. F.
Pardee. M.'.. of West Lampton. and
the local Liberal members.' Chesley
Brass Band in attendance. For fur-
- ther information see posters.
ST. AUGUS1INE
-Tuesday. July 27.
Glad to see Miss Eva King around
again after being Riad up with a sev-
ere cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Phalen, of
Goderich. visited Mrs. Cummings the
end of last week,
Mrs. 'Farley. 't if %ing,-sblrtelge. is vis-
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.ionic in our village.
We are pleased to see air. Elmer
Foran in our burg again.
Quite a number • int our locality
have finished, baying ..and 11o* are
busy with Oka 2111 *host.
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Rintoul, of Brussels.
Misri5orothy McQuillan is spe
in her holidays' in Toropto with
.grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ilabbkk.
31 r, and Mrs. Walter Webb visited
friends in London last week:
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Several of the ladies attended the
Women's . Missionary meeting at
South Kinloss on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carr. Miss Amelia
Carr and Mrs. McArthur motored
from Sarnia en Saturday and spent a
few days with Mrs. Ramage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Fogarty. of
Hamilton. are visitors with their
niece, Mrs. Con Perhan.
31r. Harvey Webb left on Friday
for Stratford where he has secured a
posit:on with the G.T.R:
Miss Mary Wallace, of 1 roit, i
visiting her sister. 'Mrs. John Mille
l' Jack • Hogan purchase.} a new
Chevrolet car 'last week.
Miss Anna McKenzie. of- Detroit.
is visiting at her uncle's. Eli Mack.
Mrs. Wni. Hogan and ' 4aby spent a
nd- few days last week with friends in
her 1 Luean and London.
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LOTHIAN
-Tuesday. July 27.
rAR:AMOUNT'
--Tuesday, July 27.
Grace Farnell 4 visiting with he
grandmother. Mrs. McGill.
Mrs. Louis Murray and son, Bever-
ley. are visiting at Dan Murray's.
Mrs. Struthers and Mary are visit
ing friends in our burg. They are
accompanied by Edna Hunter, of
London.
During the electric storm last Fri-
day afternoon Robt. Struthers. while
moving the litter carrier along the
track. received a *hock "Ewen a tigrAt-
ping bolt. He was thrown to the
ground and although conscious was
unabh to move for some time. The
current went up'h:s left arm to 'his
shoulder, down ',enc side, an•1 cross=
r.
r
ing his body went down his right leaf'
to his foot. 1t was a narrow 'escape,
and his away Meads are glad that it
was sot fatal.
ore
Tom Sandy's two. youngest child-
ren had a severe attack of tonsilitis
last week. Dr. Finlayson. of Ripley.
was called- and operated on then' re
moving their tonsils.
'On Monday, the 26th inst.. the fun
era! of the late This. Forel took pace
from • 'the residence of his daughter.
,Mrs. M. Hogan, to Kingsbridge Cern
etery. Mr. Ford was an Old and.
highly est.-enzed resident of Ashfield
for the greater part of his life. -.He
sold his farm on the 10th. Con. a few
yeairi ago and went to live with .some
members of his familj in %l'ashin•;-
ton State. A couple of ,moths ago
he sustained a fail fracturing his
hip, and although possessing a splen-
did constitution, owing to his ael_
varteed age, he_.gra4isalty sank until
reliever; by death. With the excep-
tion of Mrs. Hogan ane! Rev. Fr.
Thomas. of Windsor. , all the other
members of his family are in Wash_
ington State.
FORDYCE
Monday. July '24.
Mr- and Mrs. Eliikt ' Taylor and
children. of Lucknow. were Sunday
visitors at A. Havens'.
Miss Marguerite Rintoul, t4 Toron-
to. is visiting with her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs.' Wm. Rintoul and
family. of Winghaml, visited on, Sun-
day with his brother, AIex R'-rttou'.,.
Miss Amelia Leaver is visiting rel,
atives at Arthur.
r1 elling to -i Nixon and Jn,►. chart - 4v.
ton are tfo:ng repair work on .lame
noVe4 harm.
Quite a number from this part at-
tended the fugal of the late Charles
$iatoul whose remains were interred
hi. Wingham Cemetery on Friday of
test rreelt.
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THE HALLIDAY MEDAL
• The Halliday medal for the student
taking highest marks in the Entrance
Examinations in Bruce County- was
won this year by Andre* Green, son
of Mr. and 4Zrs. John Green, of •Ches-
ley. ' Andrew .had 583 marks. Jean
Menary, of th.� l►tli. con.. E;dersIie, a
girl of eleven. : was second .wit.h :351
maks.'
NOTICE
To" the Ratepayer` of the Village of
I.ucknuw :
NOTICE: is hereby gire•n thatrt
a+t
ratepayers .are r•quind to the with
the uride;•rsigned nt tit a of appe_t:
against the .•Asse.ssr.. nt Roll on or
before the :;lith da::- "of July
Anti further take n.tire that in the
e g1•nt of appeals• being made a Court,
to hear arid deter:ntine the same' will
be held in the Council Chamber on
Tuesday, the • rd day t•f August 1920,
at .r o'clock, q+.tn.. .All persons having-
,•busincss at the said Court are hereby
notified to :govern themse•Iyts neiortf-
ingly.
Dated at Lueknow
this .►rdday (It
July. A.D.. lt+20
Joseph :Acne", C:rrk
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given. pursuent
section :►e:, chapter 121. of the Re-
vised Statutes. of Ontario. .that all
persons haring dai:iis againtt• the
egtate of John MacLean. detease•d.
who died at the v:liage '+t 'St11t•:e11s, .
Iter.►n- County. I'ro.% ;n, t• of Ontario.
On or about to
e i ; th day if July.
l:►sti, . are re,puired to send y post
prepaid. or to deliver:to int• under.,.
signed. at Lueknow. Ont.. on or be -
fort` the ii s +
t clay of • August. 11i-211,
their nam(•: and atittrt•z.,s. with:•fui!
particulars of their .•jaim• .in writifig
Sind •the ' rature .if the securities.. urities.. if
any. held by theme.' duly verified by
a statutorS- declaration. 'and further
take nrticv that• after the s.t f
tfay of Aii.;•ttst.• Ite.:0." the assets* of
the said .- ,tater t itI he.•1 .tribtite•,1 by
the exeru'r,srs anions the . partie;c en
t.tled there• to, h;ivin.g f'.►1ardsnl'
y.
to the claims c►.t' wh't•1i they :►hall
then have eotict•;
andtn� p:t:ttc• �v,Il
not be[�i' :� f� ar
telt
filet? at tl•e me., r•
buti�►n._- cfe�rri
.
Dated at Lucknow, this 0th day,
of July, • .1.P., I92). _
.. Ge.ege A. S!dda 11. area' t far -the
.the
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FOR SALE. -Gaud niilch Cow, .i
years old, due to freshen Nov. 2nd.
also a heifer calf. S. Rathwell. at
Ackert & Rathwell's .,Shoe Store.
SALE TE\ DERS
Tenders address d jointly to the,
urdersigned.execsutors of the estateof
•the late Jantes- Edgar will reeteii'e(l
up to 'Wednesday, September 1st,
1920. for. the purchase of the farrn
situated at West 22 lot 17 & IS. Con.
15, Culross. Farm - consists of 165
acres, parth under cultivation, Bank •
barn. pig. pen. brick house, three or-
chards, about acnes bush and
swamp,
The lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
For full particulars and terns ap-
ply on premises or to the under -k -i, -
ed.
Frances Edgar. Bert Edgar.
R. R. 1•; (:rceer.o<k, Ort.. ,Exet ut,+rs
NAIL. CONTRACT
SEALED TENDERS. addressed• t,,
the Postmaster Ge`.ner'al.. will be rt -
rived at Ottawa until noon on Fri-
-,fay. the 2,7th day of August, 192t1.
for• the conveyance . His. Majesty's -
1tai:s. on a Proposed Contract for
four yt•ars. six times per week. over
L:t. know .N ..; • Rural Route, from
the I'rstrfiaster GeneraI's • pleasure.
•-Printed rii.tiCeS containing further
inf+►rt !alien as to ' conditi.ms (►; pro-
p(*sr+} 'Cen.tr:ic t may he seen and -
blank ft•rnis of Tender mak he t'h-
tame d at the Pest Offices of -Luck.
now. Hoayro,td, ,Whitechurch. and at
he` otee •ot the 'Post tlfficc' lnspe'e tor.
-ondon:
(-hal. E. 11. Fisher.
Pot Office Ins , r.
Pest 'Nice inspector's office,
London. 16th July. 192°
TE .IIFRS W 1N r I•:li
Tt :pie r.
viii ? e 1-0,•e • < <
•iers;gneti, for
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r'•,1 Ii). tfc. , t1 . ►.,; :,; : , rl...
rd a,tua: ., . t� .. I'.a:n7. ay heseen at C'lerk's .0/1;,, Te••: ert le !!
he opened at 1 o:clo.k ir, Tn. Ira:
Aug. 2nd. Lowest; or any,, tender r t
necessarily •accepted
19.7-c • , W. A. WILSON. Clerk..
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