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• LLUCKNOW, !. ONT., THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1920.
SINGLE COPIES, 5 CENTS.
I NOT MUCH TO LOOK AT
LUCKNOW
Flour Mills
i
FARMERS
Come And Get
Your Participa-
tion Certificates.
articipa-tion'Certificates.
W. E. TRELEAVEN. ,
I)IliIVKWALTER
& COUSINS
FURNACES SUPPLIED AND
INSI•ALLED--PLUMBING ANI)
'ELECTRIC WIRING.
• AGENTS FOR THE HECLA
VICELESS FURNACE.
c► -u -o -o '
o f t' i:1t Y,1i'OD Y a
MUsti t': Y 10 LOA'...; un mortgages and
lit.)...ca t 1•e:.asolia.11e tales. rile
111Sa1t a11ce, butts Stuck. and Mutual
1. Ulali1:t11.1:::. - i,onveyalieing dont
N.1tt1 11.;40,11t.'6s uttel' despatch. .--
Geo. 41. Suluall, _Lruker, Lucicuow.
Lk. 1'AU:iL'!t, OSTEOPATH, at Cain
• douse, Lue:l:tluw, every Wednes-
day' afternoon. All chronic uis•
tar t s sucr.essiully treated. Os-
1,,.opatitY' removes the physical
causes of 'disease. Adjustment oI
tile spine is more quickly secured
lts.11 .stat fewer treatttaents i►y Os-
teopathy ttian by any utl►cl• niethuu
1111SS
BUTCHER, Teesw ater,-De-
signe► of 'hair Goods, transformations,switches, tette.. Your order solicited.
• 31-12-p.
1'OU LTRY WANTED. - Come
where you get a fair deal and Tor-
onto prices. Also beef and horse
hide,•s and sheep •skins.-=.lLike Libel
•Highest •cash prices' paid for hides,
s`ttepsRina and tallow at the Tannery,
Lucknow.-SAM ROBERTSON.
30-12-p.
1,.11)1' TEACHER WANTED --for
Luc't.nttw Public School, with exper-
ience ' in ;,rd. class work. Duties to
commence January :tt•d, 1921. • A
competent applicant and a good dis-
ciplinarian will receive, a salary of
$850 per annum. Apply to 'D. R. Mc-
INTOSII. 16x12.
FOR S-1 LE ---Two farms, 100 acres
each, good Im ldiogs-_at++ first class
soli. Will be sold at a bargain. Ap-
ley to Geo. A. Saddail. 11-11-c
FOR; SALE --40 bushels of carrots
Will be sold; in quantities to suit pur-
chasers. LEW WEATI' ERHEAD,
It. 2. Lucknow.
!'1.1N° FOR SALE -In first class
repair -will be colt{ at a bargain.
MRS. A. FINLAYSON, North of G.T.
K. Station. 16-12-p.
1.0 -3T -near the station, i.ueknow,
on Monday, Dec. lith, a black leather
han'P n�. Finder please leave at The
Sentinel Office or with Miss Lillie
.;1IcLcan. .
LOST --On the street, Lucknow, a
child's gold -hand bracelet. Finder
please leave with Ernie Aitchison.
F.tRM FOR S:1i.E,---100 acres first
clasa•`ciil, g:rod holdings, .four miles
west of Lucknow; 2 acres fall plow-
ing done. Terms easy.. For 'sortie -
Wars al'hly to George. A. Siddall.'
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FOR SALE. -international 10-20
h p. Then, kerosene Tractor. 1918
moiler. Fully guaranteed. Also No.
fi, 1:? -in, • flizzard ensilage blower.
Special .'olTer . to anyone purchasing
tractor before .tan. lst,I911. WM.
F, tT t.Tli,::x:13\. R ;R• 11, llolyrood
9-12-125.•
The man who needs underwear,
sox. shirts or overalls should go to
C nnell's during the two weeks sale.
Specials in rain coats at $13.50, and
in overalls at $2.25 per pair.
For the past week a badly battered
relic of the battlefields of Europe
has decoratethe lawn at Carnegie
Hall. It is that type of gun known
as a trench mortar ---one of the in-
struments forged by Germany to im-
pose kulture upon the world. It is
an insignificant looking machine as
compared with the two old-fashioned
guns which did service at the siege•
of Sebastopol in 1854-55 and which
were mounted in front of the Hall
some years ago. Yet the modern
weapon was in all likelihood the more
effective for destruction.
It has all the appearance of having
seen much hard usage. 'There are
ma
parts broken or missing. As
arty remarked, "As a park - or -
ht, if is little better than a
n
one
name
wheelbarrow."
We understand that the Council
did not ask ,for a gun. So the likeli-
hood is that the government is over-
stocked with German war material of
one kind and another ac vast numbers
of mortars and machine guns were
captured at 'the close of the war.
There likely is one or more for every
town . in the country. We notice that
Kincardine received a trench mor-
tar and a -machine gun.
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CHURCH .NWS
The Presbytery of Maitland will
meet. in St. Andrew's Church, Wing -
ham, on Tuesday, Dec. 14th, at 3.30
p.m. The call to Rev. Dr. Currie, of
Beaverton, from St. Helens and E.
Ashfield, will be considered. Messrs.
Smith and Purdon, from St. Helens,
and Mr. Fairish, from Lanes, will.alp
pearwin support of the call: ' •
The Presbyterian congregation of
Kincardine . held anniversary services
the last Sunday of November, and
had the pleasure of hearing Dr. John-
ston, of Montreal -a Kincardine old.
boy." . The services were very suc-
cessful in every respect. The man-
aging board had asked few a contrib-
ution of $900.00 and collections a-
mounted to $830.00. There was one
contribution of $150, one of $40, one
of $30 and several of. $25.
The Blake's Sunday School are
having a Christmas Tree and enter-
tainment on the evening of Tuesday,
Dec. 21st. A special program has
been arranged and all are welcome.
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Don't go to the mail order concerns
for your watches and jewelry. Yoti
probably will 4ave to wait for your
order. If you buy from us you leave
the store with the jewelry *rapped
up in -your pocket. We never over-
charge, and we stand back of every
purchase made. Who could' ask for.
more? Buy your Jewelry at Arm-
strong's Jewelry Store.
,EIGHTH CON., KINLOSS
-Tuesday, Dec. 7.
Miss Margaret Baker is • visiting
Palmerston friends.
Rev. J. H. McLeod. of London, is
spending a couple of weeks with
friends in this community.
MO Wilda Pollock spent a couple
of days last week with her friend
Mrs. Earl Culbert.
Miss Myrtle Congram is Visiting
friends at Crewe.
The evangelistic services which are
being held at Holyrood are meeting
with such success that it was decided
to continue them throughout this
week. -
Mrs. .1. S. Culbert spent Tuesday
at Mrs. R. Culbert's, 10th Con.
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Citizens of Lucknow are reminded
that Dec. 14th. is the last date on
which taxes will be accepted without
extra charge. Aftea that date 5 per
cnt additional will he collected.
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ST. AUGUSTINE
-Tuesday, Dec. 7.
-' We are pleased to know that Frank
'Devereaux is recovering from a very
severe colts.
A number of our folk =pent au era
jay able time at Thomas Robinson's
and a still larger number attended
the ball at Auburn the same evening.
Mr. King, of Detroit, recently paid
avisit to his brother, Mr. Hugh
King.
The recent fine weather . enabled
most of the farmers to get their
apples and roots put away for the
winter.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
Greaves is all right again after be-
ing laid up for some time.
LUCKNOW SCHOOL REPORTS
.'Hoorn 1.
C Class. Excellent -C: McIntosh,
A. Watson, E. Nixon. Good -4. Dui.;
nin, A. Andrew, P. Menary, .h. Brab-
son*, M. Button. Fair= -H. Johnston
A. Murdoch, S. Steward, J. Stewart*
G. Anderson,,,A. Smith, C. Greer*, I.
Whitby, S. Mullin.
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B Class. Ex. -I. McMillan, A.
Wilson, (M. Robinson, M. McIntosh)
ties. Good -R. Armstrong, F. Thomp-
son.' Fair -H. McLeod, D. Ilender-
"son, R. Finlayson, M. Merriam.
A Class. Ex. -F. Steward, G. Mc-
Donald, Wilson Armstrong, L. Brab-
son, L. Naylor, K. Brown, Winifred
Armstrong, B. Drinkwalter, L. Web-
ster. Good -(M. McDonald*, . M.
Cousins) ties; W. Robinson, R. Mul-
lin, K. Ferris, L. Irwin, A. McKenzie*
_ T. Anderson (E. Agar, E. Baker, T.
McDonald*) ties. Fair -T. • McKen-
zie*,. E. Whitby; J. C.. Durnin, C.
.Johnston, W. Bradley, J. Merriam,
E. McLeod, W. Merriam, C. Finlay -
ion, G. Purvis.
* absent several days through ill-
ness. Number ton roll 57. Average
attendance 52.
I- Murdie,
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Teacher.
WHITECHURCH
---Tuesday,. Dec. 7.
Miss Jean Eagleson visited' friends
n Lt*cknow last week.
• Mrs. Smith, of Langside, is visit-
ing with Mrs. (Rev.) Scobie.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Moore, of Tor-
',nto, visited at the home of Mr. Ar-
thur Moore for a few days.
Miss Jean Gervitt, of Winghgnh,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Eagle-
son.
Airs. McCluskey and •Mr. Sandy•
Kennedy, of Guelph, attended the
Funeral of their brother,, the late Wm.
Kennedy.
Mrs. Harry Gregg, of Langford,
Ont., is visiting with her sister,'Mrs.
Jno. Craig, Sr.
Mr. Harold Spading, who has been
living at Georgetown, has returned
lame. •
Mr. Alex Kennedy of Sault Ste:
Marie, was called home to the bed-
side of his father,. Mr. Wm. Ket,nedy,
who has since passed away. AlLLx
intends remai ling home for the
winter.
Master Allen Buschlen, of Arthur,
is visiting at the home of his uncle,
Mr. K. Paterson.
- The PresLyterianr S. S. intend hold-
ing their, annual Xmas entertainment
on Tuesday, Dec: 21. There will be a
HYDRO NOTES
,,A popular .question these days is
"When do you think' we will have
Hydro?'' We don't know, but , it
looks promising for this side of
Christmas. The work in Lucknow
will be com'pleted this Week, but there
may be points -along. the line • which
ill hold up the current for some
time. We understand that there has
been some delay in completing . the
sub -station at Holyrood owing to dif-
ficulty in getting certain tnaterial..,
• Of late there. has been .- zood deal
of activity in the wiring of >houses
and places of business, so that ' a
large number will be ready for the
-.urrent when it coon- Anybody
having 'to walk home in town these
super -dark nights• will agree that it
can't come too soon.
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THE HALL' WAS PACKED
The entertainment, given, in Car-
•
negie. Hall Tuesday evening by the
'A.Y.P.A. drew a•:.f uli house and • the
affair wasjan all-round success. The
'program was good though • the order
at times. was very far from what it
should be. IThe home..ta1ent _was --ally,•
assisted by the Rev. • 1I. Snell, • of
W inghani; Mrs.. (Rev.) Campbell 'and
Mrs. -(Rev.) Douglas, of Dungannon;
the two foriner giving readings, while
Mrs. Douglas contributed vocal selec-
tions. Rev. Mr. Ec,elc•stone•was chair -1 , 1•,_ ii1,--1'tobena,. 1i1tetit► ht.;,
tnsn. The number which attendt'd is Mama�•_', Gasht Farrier Da.
suggested' }.1• flu.. financial ret urns
-.Jr. lit-- -Alex Inglis h i.
which 'amounted to $137.30.
T'.1. 1, the V'<tso?a X:'' 11 iS,
oc:. r .t►1ca $ : to 1195
h -. weather
,Sold nights and
Nvintry weather you'll
be particularly glad
you have a
ViCtrO a.
No need to go outside your own home for en-
tert,h.inmcr.t-the. be'sr n'iusic and fun that any one
could 1vish. •
Stoll i.t any ,time and we'll- glad,_ play your favorite music for
you, ar;d c.xliain our stent of case terms.
F. T. ARMSTRONG
JEWELLER 81 OPTICIAN.
••r
$C'ILGOL
S. S. No. 14, E. b: W. 1V:1 -A nno'h
1'•ur November.
Sr. IV.: -Madeline O'Callaghan 6:1,
'Lenore Falconer 63: 1
0 cot --
.1. T. Lyons will. receive live poul-
try on Wednesday each week, and_
dte _ed`poultry every day at MacMil-
lan's Grocery, McClure Blodk, Luck -
now; Kinloss• and' •Kinl'oug*h on Tues-
days. 30-12. •
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hIN LOUGH
Sr. 1: ---Chrissie Inglis &u.
Jr. 1. --Olive k'ai ric•r .91.
I'rinler--Carnitn. Farrier,
Inl;tis. �
fi-
Best spellers for; month-Madt•leitic
O'Callaghan, Lenora 'Falconer, Mary
Martin, Olive Farrier.
Present every day. --Madeleine
C'aiiaghan,. Lenora Falconer, .Robena
Martin, glary' Martin.
A. O. Clow. Teacher.
:b i is ry
Tommy •
s.
S.
No.
•-Tuesday, 7 Ashfield.
Cutting wood is .the order, of the Sr. IV -Ruby Felee, Isabel Grant*..
day. Sr. III -7 -Doris 'Hibben', D, rant*
Messrs. Ryan & Pinnell and Messrs. ('lora Hamilton..
Fckcnswiller -& Son have finished Jr. 11 --:Man Grant*, Harold Ilib-
threshing for the season, . • bent", Leonard Felce.• •
•
A numbs f. of the yotmg people oat- • Jr., I --Margaret Mackenzie, Edna
tended the Assembly . in the Orange Felee.
'hall on Friday evening.- All 'report - Prime'r-Kathleen Lttr'ti'crs.
a good time. • No; on roll 11.' Average att. 10.1:•.
Mrs. Coursey• and Mrs. M'urdy. of* perfect "attendance.
M..Hamilton. Teacher,
Lnca�p, are visiting their sister, Mrs.! •.
Wesley Boyle.•
George Ilaldenbv and Art Hodgins S. S. No. ;1, Ashfield.
have returned from the West. ' l Sr. IV.. Total 2267--M. Webster
S»r,lay School t l r:•5, E. Rit. hie 1:► 36, 1'.. Gardner
The Presbyterian j
will have a Xmas Ti,•t' entertaini' ent 747- .
on Dec. 23rd.
S'r. III. ' Total 1133-4. R: tc :ire
Our. Grade my closes for its \ nuts`f 1300, E. Gardner 1161, J.:MacDona:.;h
c - I ► Ander.-on
Dec.
vacation
Charity trey as well as the Xmavacation on Dec. 22nd;wi h a luras ' 10, 1, Il. Gardner .ta ,.•
tree for the children. The ladies of �•:11)3i.), G. Pepper •82S.':l. 1\'t•l�ti:_r 4,'-.
s
tree and entertainment.
the church have held three very" sus- The hoes • were •busy sharpening i • Jr. III. Total 1 -t1-. Pep),
their skates last Monday, .but t ey_, 114 i3. 'Co4. ''sl. • t'. l:itc.hae_. 0•.. L
had to put- thein away atain. Tough ' 3. AndreSr n Total 1730-.---A. Ritchie bora.
Fred Hodgkinson has nearly cont- 1 133'), M. Pepper 1:;tg, P. Cooke
pleted his Karn. He will have as un= f 1.22.1. J: Ritchie 110 3, M. l.. itl strY, W.
to -date. buildings as any en the t 1 • line Bunter 5:)-I
eessful scwing.6ees towards the char
ity tree ,and any further -donations
will be glad ly received.
Mrs. Dtr: Jamieson.. of Barrie. is
visiting her mother. Mrs. 11. D. Hens
who has been seriously ill.
We are glad to be able to report that
• Mrs. Henderson -is improving nicely
and we hope she continues to do so.
Rev. Jno. Henderson Occupied the
pulpit in the Presbyterian church
here on Sunday morning and preaeh-
od in the interests of the Lord's Day
\lliance. Mr. Henderson also tank
the afternoon service at Langside
and the evening service in the Bap-
tist church, Wingham.
We are. sorry to report the death, o:'
\1 r. Wm. Kennedy which took plaet•
nn Thursday, Dec: 2nd., at his home.
Con. ?. Kinloss. Mr. Kennedy was in
his RGtb year and has been a great
sufferer for more than a .year. • Ile
leaves to mourn his loss his wife.
fore daughters and four sons, to
wham the community extend their
sincere sympathy. The funeral which
was hold on Saturday to South Kin -
'ass Cemetery, was very ' largely at-
tended.
IN MEMORIAM
Campbell -Campbell -14n fond and loving
memory of Drina Campbell (nee
Thain' who fell asleep Dec. 10, 1919
in her 23rd. year.
Dearest loved one, we have laid thee
In the peaceful grave's embrace.
But thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
So dearly loved, so deeply mourned
why all the members of the family.
Our Mama
Onr dearest one from us has gone.
Our Marnals voice is 501.Her place. made vacant in our home'.
No one on earth can ever fill. .
Your little Margaret, Rella and
wee baby Drina.
I Jr: -TE Tot I 3.;..;x`'- --Ts. Anderson
e t IMO. L. MacFonarh 1073. W. \\.'b -
The lady __ _ t, _
1st. Total KT. -B. Gardner l
20 per cent by going to Connells. The
pian who wants a fur coat ran save
$5.00 on the price -a $43.0'1 cont for
$40.00 -during the two weeks sale.
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M.1R1{lEi)
Sr. Primers. Total 10901---E.• Rit-
chie ► F. It:te•hie 195.
C�lit' tie►•-, .
Int: Primers. , Total 11f -.A. iiutt-
d ter 1033 G. �\'el,=t,•r ae' 1. N. Ander-
son v`,1, �► .�hin;t. r t,t,:►,
Total
Jr.' 1'rintcr+. �`.•.•
t t r 1 .% S. Gardner 424.. z •-
3t'ebster•-Dh o ere) .--.�t . • ,
Cali:
ar�1 :Average att. ;t.
Nelson on roll
:\ i t,•t.: on Nov. 8th. 19.'0, Mr,
N
v ..
Valetta 31, Tiffin. Tt :►ch,•,•.
Wel}ster' and Miss Janet 1►uhet•ty- •
both of Nevis, Alta. (The griot•nt. la `, �, No, ;. hiatus.,
son of 3I r. and Sirs. D. Ii.iti�'cbs:cr. Sr.- 'i�--D. ('artkr 7i,, R. S:tc..7rt
is well known about Lucknow.)
McGuire' .-Milian-At. the hi -stile l of
Mr. and Mrs. Weil. Hamilton, - Moron
Township,' en • Wednesday,. Dee. $, by
the Rev. R. F. Irwin, yr. -Samuel Mc-
Guire and Mrs. Martfia Milian.
McLeod-McLar-.:\t Knox Church '
Manse, Ripley. on Wcdnestlay. Dec-
ember 1st 1920, by the Rev. Gcor':e
Gilmore, • .bliss Barbara Mci.ay,
daughter of C3irs.. John Mcf,ay, (' 'n. s.
Iiuron. AtInitett -n t ifi,re-•ts►--- :-
Roderick McLeod. 'rhe, hapiiy ct,u 1' e
will reside on their farm a•:,t'ini.-t.
the village of Ripi, r.
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'BORN
MacDonald -1n Lucknow on. N,'v.
30, lif20, to Mr. and Mrs. John Mac-
Donald, a daughter -Etta Belle.
•
•
•
7.r. Tr -C. i nncr'tll,
(atnpht,il 70. `•1•'.'-
Innes Gi). B. Pinner t►:), T.
l Sr. it - •1. Stewart 70, `r. 'Pinner.
G:s, i'. ;.; •`,ill
:. t.. u:,� Tl r ,•._ • , On Monday last an order went int,
`.•• 1-- F. )in•-D,•ii all, 3`.. S t'V .1' t• . kt'eet on many branches of the 'G.T.R.
Pr.----P.'3T:t,r) 1)a'•l. R. I'ir.••.ct' which cut Clic fcti};ht service in two.
`.;:•, T►;•; ._:t".. t'. 3Tar'ic;r.t :This apl,i.cs t.►' all the G.T.R. lines in
t , , 1'r.- l.. 31:►t�I.t Cul. l.. l'lm:''r• Urtare• tr : aril .rrtF !than nnn have tut
t". t :, �tp1, l!• th.•ee trains out and in. instead of an
absent foe . .,.t,. ,,f t'';t tt"t t' r.:,ihl- Ct'' l'•�' r'. it t'. This change is
coati'' t:,.t I,. -aui-.• ;;fere .is• a foals;:
, l tit w ih a vies to
o•tI' ice l.u�.l','•:, )a
it
t•rv:n}; ,:i'.' The G.T,R. appears
Cal w ars t ► drove had a, hand time 0
CREAM
WANTED
WE TEST AND PAY FOR THE
TORONTO CREAMERY (U. F. 0.)
ACCURATE TESTS, BEST PRICE,
CANS SUPPLIED, AT
MACMILLAN'S
McClure Bldg. L. R. TAYLOR
GOOD NEWS Ted THE PUBLIC
D. R. McIntosh has; after due con-
aideratiun, decided to offer to the
public such prices in lines of heavy
Dry . Goods .stock that will be a revel-
ation to any prospective.purchaser.
Startling yeductiuns in every depart -
,t: L : t, for 1'i .days., commencing on
Sntttrday next, December 11th., and
if you were satisfied with the treat -
trent that• you received from us on
last Dollar Day, Aug. 12th., better
hargains now await you -and for
10 days instead of just the one day.
Experience, ability, with hard work
has r. n arded us 'so that our buying
'facilities from the largest houses
and at the lowest prices -quality
considered -are ours. Follow the
Crowd and take advantage of this
rare opi►ortttnity.
D. R. McINTOSH.
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Note of Thanks -The A.Y.P.A.. cif
St. Peters Church, wish most cord-
ially to' thank all those who so will-
ingly. and ably assisted with the pro-
gram at the entertainment Tuesday
n : r ht :==8er'y.
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(•.\it OW NERS, ATTENTION
We are prepart'd to refinish your
car in a satisfactory ntani1 r using
the' best of materials..
we ea At overhaul your car at.
same time. Prices reasonable. •
• (. Durnin & Son.
Phone ".
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t.
It : ou want to save money comf
Conreli's sale and save a do !ar on
every five. 20 per_cent_off- towellings
:and tal,ie linens. Tht' same off coat-
ings. s.lks lantl dress goods.
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k'REICIIT SFRVICE• CUT
matrons.
N. .\. t: odlin, Tt':t.11er.
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pr'.t•:,.: t'ti 11'.t.;s, ('..t",go',e•um
Squares. Oilcloths. Feltols and' l.in,'l-
eums at Connells. It will pay You
to bulli during the two • wink's sale..
ITah*' b.\ 111 cn,ls inert. and this mate
is with a view to reducing expenses.
_r--rill-O-0-"- ••
l ATTERY ST(1R.1(:E
The Re;v. R. Johnston, late of Most- LOCAL MARKET.........
t. �• - .,•r ,tt...... and all kinds
real,. will give his lecture"Lcsrei els -.
., of l att: ry repairing,' leave your bat -
of The St. Lawrence.� in Nitron ,.utter.. . •..45--.---1.;tery with T. W. Smith, Central Gar -
Church, Ripley, on the e:t:'nii'(l,'i• t:f f's•ga 65
^` Hags. , , . , , •�1'L50 age, Lucknow, 4-1141.
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