The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-05-25, Page 8Cala, soap
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.10 OZ, ;RASP. and --STRAW.: JAM,: • .,,...,+,..:.,., ,..;.,,.29'c'
cI,ARK'S. SOUP, 3 for ..25c ,CLARKS . RK S P & BEA:NS, '4 ,',25c."
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>c<RESH STOCK OF:. GARDEN PEAS & 'CORN. ' All • Varieties.• .
• SPECIAL BROOMS ».. : • -.f5c
_' 35c to. 85c.
'PHONE.82'
L.ucJNOW
� ing's Week -End
sol darTime
=j IS HERE AGAIN AND NEW
CLOTHES . Will -Be NEEDED'.
Come .to ,.Kings': and.. let them:
outfit you with Quality Gar-;'.
?efts of the Lateat'-StY1ees and
at a` 'Gast rac i ll
• , • - .p t ca y_ as low.
as:'`tli -
o�•,o ; �
rife;;ioi� T'ra esT`
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D CLOTHES- ARE � MOST':.
REASt NABL'Y''•PRICE '
.. Dom;.
'TO- A- -
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�'in n s :, lldisses .
.. and ,Juniors
OAT
G, S', PRESSES •' O.V • ��
GL.. ES,
MIILLIN'E
LINGERIE
•Men's :' Yonn •
B, Men's, 'Youths;
SUITS.• •'TOP COATS, : HATS, .
And -a complete. `'. -stock" of
Stylish Fmsiishings
441.
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�p a
'lis'•<, '
`PURE' WOOL NEW SLEEVE-
LESS
FULL V
ESPineapple'
S `
O It
Stitch': All `:sizles..
1 �
•HO `.
USEFURNISHING"
... TIME
Ful
tic
1 k.
•. ,.._. a of Curtains,
Draperies, Hangings and
Floor--Coverin s.
f;
Yard Wide a d e Liof
n eum ' $2.98.
AFEKING'
h "Ashfield: Circuit` GardeePa rt
y.
will her held on. ' .Thursday.; evening_:.
June 15th -on Zion Church lawn Note':
le tinge •' of date. The Dungannon
•Yo
ung Peo Ha •
ill
present
the , popu-•..
lar play,"Marrying Anna?". and Mr;:,
D'
C. 'MeMorriin of ::Lucknow .•wilI.
furnish, instrumental Music: ``: •-
.•goodly dly- ntinxber 'from, this • a '
p-
'point ent. " attended the
,8t anniversary
•...;;vices at Zion on Sunday. The
1.
rmi•e-
a
g. , preaching service' •was>;
•. drawn here
E
Tarso' 'iialstead =Who has been
engaged with Mr. Richard Johnston-
• for several weeks, returned' to .• his
home , hi Stratford, Saturday.'' '
Mr.: Finlay . and Miss Alice :-Shack-!-
leton "s.nt Sunday with .friends in
on
Lind `
Mr. Isaac ' Cranston's 'family, who
h'flu,
ave all' been quite sick With
are
able
to be out again. ,
• The.;,
W. M:
et
Th ur '
'
sda; after=
noon "Y °
at :the homey of. Mrs, Will Ir-.
Win's, : with a':`
fair •attendance. 'Mrs,
H. -Ho
rn residedto r
. Mrs. . R,.Johnston
diacusse
d the fourth .chapter; of .the
stu , `
d .
Y book , ,and' interesting readings,,
were': given byseveral, . � I of the ladies.
The circuit ; W. M. S. `w'
ill entertains'
the,. Dungannon ;and Crewe societies
in�.Hacketi'schureli_ '
__. off the -afternoon -
of Tuesday,' May'30th- .a
.• HELENS
Wn are`orry to report e• Haus
illness* of Rev. Wilkinson's ,- mother,
who took a stroke at her home at
Blyth+ last 'week:
Mr.Chas. Reid" of Brucefield was.
a recent .visitor with. his- sister . Mrs.
R.J; Woods.
Mrs. Brum ton of St.'Thomas •i .
P is a.
S h
,her .Sit * '
s ei .,
v . , 'kMrs` Harper.
The Messrs:' MacKenzie had a, very,
successful sale of farm stock and
implements' on: Thursday.
'Mr.' and' Mrs,. Doherty; and little
daughter of; Guelph, Were week -end
visitors"' '.ith Mrs. R. J.
w r Woods.. ,
Mr. -Joe;Murray of Lan side was'
..a,, Lang
aide
visitor with: his : CousinM 's' o
r. J hn
.The June, meeting- of'. the • Women's
institute: ;will• be held on Thursday -
afternoon,; June ist, atthe home of.
Mrs. Wallace: Miller; All.ladies please
-come: re are ---
p p - d to., answer the: -;roll
call with a joke or 'fanny
`tory. It
is exPec ed t ot Mrs Gordon Bisset
of Goderich,'who is the district press-'.
dent ';willTbe resent to"'
'address the:
meeting. e g•
The 'su•bje'et` of the Youngole
J.Aep
"
meeting on Sunda' ` avenin was "The
'
g Sunday:evening e
•
Two Generations.'!., Mr. Earl Durnin.
read the -Serip tore •'lesson: ,and Mr.
wilson Woodsthe ' co '
Xriments. "The
topic was in. cliarge of . Mrs. W. I.
,Milher,_:.wlio 'gay :a.'eplendid paper
Mrs.>Mclntyre led in a very -interest-
ing discussion, Miss Mae Wightn9an
' f Whitechi. rch, Who' is • con ever of
Th Christian _FellowshipGroup in.
this district,. was present' and gave a
helpful talk on Young -People's work.
Mr:.. and • Mrs. Roy.• Crinkle and
Helen and' Mr.., and Mrs. Kruger and
Loisof Detroit;;.:,were visitors' . on
Saturday withl
d y 'their uncle, ,Mr.',E. J.
and 'Mrs., Thom,.•
SPRING SECRETS
I "knew
a -•woods where the' .thrushes
singe
, 1:
And .:
d wind i
n
d pine
through g'h
the'
moans; • ,
Where e the.Buttercup
• nods: its . yellow
head ''.:
And Trilliupis, are flaunting in ;white
and red
And t
he water ovslipser ver the stones.
I know where the Woodcock ' '':h`
E ,. is id
ing her nest,
In a' hole in an old dead 'tree. .
But .I romised the se '
. p e cref never . to'.
tell' '
Where 'slid e andher�fo
ur •little 'babies`
• dwell,
And I'mardi.
u'
g n it`,:faithfullY •
g
If You '• smile in scorn at:in ' simple
'Y
joys, •
little the •i.1 -natters'. to e :
`'.
love
the • woods..where thee. Thrushes
And the Scarlet Tanager flashes on
wing,
-To -the-top-of- . h
the em3ock tree:
• E R..`•B , St:; Helens.
..SPORT SHt3FcTHE SEASON 'IS_-•IIERE
• ion
Lti= .,..t SHOES:
WE CARRY A COMPLETE 'STOCK AT THE RIGHT ' PRICES. `I
• WE...# INVITE YOUR INSP1dCrION y( ' t' i
OUTING SHOES` , ' SPECIAL.
To it the whole x family in • .Men's' Black :Side • Oxfor
popular colors. F. 'Real 'Shoe. ,
$1.98.
60c 'up
WOMEN'S SPORT 'OXFORDS
In Black and White, ,Crean;'
and `-'Brown and Beige:, and.
;Brown, color combination.` ' ;
$2.95
•
`WEEK4Nto• SPECIAL" -
Women's 'Pumps, tea' , • and
Strap Slippers in Kid & .Patent
$'1.49`
5.:
HOSIERY;
IIee1 if ig,ger hosiery, in Chit
fon and Service ,Weight. Latest
colors:
MEN'S ' SPORT OXFORDS
Men's Blaeltand White. Sport
Oxfords.„:"
3.95
w:
IQ
Anniversary^serviees Were Oinduet-.
ed in b •
ion Church ,on Sunday, Mai
2L 'lie ,guest. speaker, Rev., J: Fealey
Herbert, of Iiolinesville,• ' delivering
most, impressive and inspirational
sermons, afternoon and.' :evening.
Choosing us his text the-afternoonin-
MJo-.8ah.-141,42The word- ,;t
came unto .Tonah the son of. Amat
saying;":,the speaker clearly' outli
he `futility 'of�' Jonah's attempt..
pea ie:' his res onsibi it Pn"
p l Y and
mission to, Ninevites. He also emp
4
THuRS
144
HOLY1R000
Mrs Laura Rose" Steghen,: Mrs.
Almer Ackert ard. Jack spent'Satur-
clay `evening- at :Mr , Thos Maleohn's.
,{ Mr, and; Mrs,. Richard:' Elliott and,.l
family spent Sunday at Mr. Wm.,
Robb's, :Lucknow; ,
Mi Jessi MacKenzie: �f Luck ow_
h� Ford° 2p. tb st of Mr%Mn r 4119 r,
tai, ?n Suniiay .
ped Mr. Balis, Public' School l i a for
to visited the school this week.
his Mr, d Mrs. Rolit. Elliott o Tees,
ha=, f
a.ter:wereanthe visitor's. at Mr, Rich•
of frd�; Elliott's' on ,Saturday
f Mr: and. Mrs., Howard • 7:Iarris, Mrs
Tiros. Harris. and Earl -spent Sunday
29, rith 'friende',at :Kincardine
ora Mrs. Ellen McPherson spent; the
ee ' eelo-end at Mr, R °mer Barris'; '
Mr, anda Mrs.. Robt, MaeDonald
ere ' recent visitors,' 'at Mr,'. Ben,;
sized .the necessity' and, wisdom
listening to,and obeying the voice,
God, when He. `speaks.,•
• Speaking from. Matthew 14-28,
'Teter answered ,him and '.said, •'I;
if it: be •Thou, bid: me'conie' unto Th
'M the water.', And' he said, `Come
Rev. Herbert preached a most force-
tial - sermon. •Appropriate ,m`usic, qv
n Bred by.:Zion ,choir; assisted::`by Mr Thos.` Mac
Donald!;spent:;Sunday
!Miss Myra McDonald: of . Lucknow
� ' *venmg,'at Mr, Thos Harris: .:
who with Mss• Margaret McDonald Mrs. ` Chas. Congram, `= and Mrs.
of Lucknov;r, •ps aee_oinpanist,._contri- Nell ngten Henderson m tired to.
re d
buted solos, , most acceptably, .Both
afternoon and evening. The financial
response was quite encouraging.
Mr. and Mrs, Reg. Topp •and Child-
ren of Toronto`, -accompanied .by Mrs.
Jas.' Cooke;' Who has spent ; the past
month in Toronto,', motored up`
Saturday s endin�. the__ _ ea - en
d
with.- Mr. and Mrs: O. EA'IcDonagh.
The Ashfield; Ladies Aid!' Lawn
Social'will be held on the ZionZion. h'C .arch
lawn on Thursday, June 15th, instead
df June t' a
16th,; as at :first•'dver
- • ised.
• •Andrew McKa
• gue, Jr,, Mrs;
A. • ,
Mcita _gie -. Sr., .
. . and Jeann�..:.of
Teeswater, visited with Mrs. - Will
G ardner �; On'Sunday afternoon
A:rural Softball: lea u `
g a comnrisin
teams from Dungannon, St.': }Ielens'
•Belfast.' and Zion,• i,as been. formed
and a 'Schedule' `'of, lionie •; and home:
•games with!,_fina_la
o
iI, arran ed'
Tefirst
round is as;''follows?;, •
May
29-4Zion `Zion'at -St.: He
el ns
May—
31 Dungannon 'at•Belfast
June:
ase]e.; "
?sat >Dun gannon,
June. -5-Belfast at : Zion "'
"` Amo
n .tli''- ,
g ose, removed_ from the
Ashfiel
d Circuit, -attending
. A '-
the
nni'
versary .on Sunda were•-:'
Y Mr. and.
-Mrs. Joseph Hackett Mr and Mrs.
E..- .-
. Taylor and- family,. Mr: and, Mrs.
W. • G. Andrew; Mr.: and • Mrs:: James
Ritchie,''Jr: ;.Mr. and- Mrs
Wallace
'1?wamley' iii .family; Mr:` and -Mrs.
Mark Gardner:' and Ffamily; :Mr. Dan : '
Gree or -„Mr' . ''II
r Thos. Harris'. Mrs.:: Duncan Munn of
M
c g , Gaifield • McDonal
' .: ' --•� Ripley' will ;address •the meeting'. op
all of .•Lucknow; Mr:and Mrs I%. her trip to the West Indies
i •
tratford on Monday.' : s
Mr. and'Mrs. Will' Garton ,of -Lemli
ngton, Mr. and Mit: -Joseph Gamble'
vi VWinghaiii-.were the "guests at. Mr;
George White's, on S, nidaY.'
Mr, and 1VIrs. James Baker spent.
Sunday: with -Mr., Richard Baker.
.,.., .
,MacIntosh .
'stent ! Sunday.at Mr. F.
P�
Elliott's; • Cdark's..'
Mrs. Lura, Rose St_e
Phen of'. Ottavita
summer:speaker for the 4arious In-.
stitutes, • addressed the :'Institutes', of
this' district 'on` Friday May1;ith at
Friday,
Holyrood Township; Hall. Her address
was ° on "How to keep our ;Institute
above •par"' ::ad "What'`we • learn- of
Institutes `'in other lands,!'_ :also
"Helpful Hints for Busy Housewives"
The address wag both interesting and
instructive.` Mr. ,Stephen has been to
England three times- -and=-w 'le -there:
visitad France Germany,
Belgium),
Switz i an and Ilolland.With 'Le
address on;Helpfu1-Iints-,, she gav
-
demonst ations, and showad
severs-
samP les `' of aP e rons- and 'their trim--
Hing; Miss. Margaret Malcolm and
Miss Edna: Boyle favored', the meeting
w','tth a piano duet and Mrs, Alines'
e,rt .with' a 'solo.:. After the :meet
int;, ,lunch •was•' served' and a .social
half hour 'spent:
Don'.t forget the:..next:.,:meeting4-0
the institute, will be held at Mrs:
A
Phillips, , Goderich;• Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Freeman, Leeburn; Miss Ruth Evans,
Clinton
Mr. and" Mrs: Jno.: Blake and
Bernice,- ,.Miss,' Aileen Maize, •Mr.
Graham- o Wing. ,
ani• Mr. and
Mrs:, e
,P tern Watson,.. Mr. and :Mrs.'
Harvey.:'' Webb, St Helens: Mr Joe
F.
Helm,
Miss' Alma Hunter,- Tiverton.
M
rs.w.
T. .Gardner " i
s spending
this week with her
h •
er aunt; 1Vfiss:Lizzie
Webster' . of Liieknow.
ti -
. and E
r s. d. Arens o .-
T:oro 0
.:: ,f,- ., fit
calledo
n Zionfriends F
f a dson` 'Friday lust.
Mr, and Mrs.:
R
ich:-Ga
rdner visited
inDun annon-on: Monday
, of ;this;.
Danes! '
! Ora e Hall; 'Friday, i aY
> :May
20tli. Auspices s
u p -es .of Zion Softball` team.
Lunch.- Admission: Gents, 25c.`' Ladies'
with sandwiches, • free;
•
ASHFIELD NOTES
of`the
A number of the Masons front 'this'
communityattended •the' Old . Light
Lodge in Lucknow' on Thursday night.
The _District' DePY ut � 'made his official
visit. ,.
The • :baseball • season:; -opened . Sat_.
vrday evening, the juniors' playing
against Inst •th'e .seniors: The 'juniors won
the ''game.
The W. -,M S. met at the • home lof
Mr's.`' D. A. • MacDonald, with thirty
ladies -present Mrs. IIacG llivary sits which liii Yi` t tht g
p : ro ra gn. to
IN.
4th �O Kd LOSS; :.
The meeting t .F:W.O.
• • May : n e n of ite-'U
Y S
was held at the ho meo
f Miss Cather-
ine
r-
ine Cam bell, and 'despite '' the busy
Campbell,
time .'there • was, a splendid 'attendance
Mrs.' •. Carruthers • resided anti-,. the
presided,-
meeting ' ol? Y
pened b .' Singing the
by::
Opening 'song, after nhich he tord'.s
prayer': was ,repeated, ingiinison. Mrs,
V. McKinnon read the minutes :: of
last . meeting, along with • several
letters of appreciation, 'The'roll ';call
4
was responded to hy an'exchange of
Bulbs or Seeds. , ;After comnipnity
singing the business 'was..dealrwith.
Miss Jessie McKay gave an account
of the. -clothing sent up North.:'Miss
Mary and Catherine ' Campbell sang
a pleasing duet, which was : followed
by a debate;' `"Resolved that the; De
pression was: a benefit to Humanity.'
The :affirmative was'' upheld by Misr
Catherine McInnis and • Miss Mary
1VIcLcod : while Miss • Myra Brooks, • and
Mrs: A Ackert supported; the nega-,
ti:ve:.Roth sides did exceptionally
well. The judges, Mrs, Chesnut; Mrs
Martin' and :Miss Bessie''Cariiochan
decided•. in °favor, 'of ; the affirmative.
Miss`Elizabeth' Robinson sang a solo
which was much• appreciated. Mrs.
R.' Martingave,p;,,paper on: Citizen-'
•
occupied the °chair. Mre. Tom. Mac,.
Donald read •• the scripture , lesson.
Mrs.: MacGillivary led ,in, prayer. ' The
program consisted ' of 'reports given
by Mrs. -Simpson andMr. J;' ;MacRae.
of the meeting held in Brussels. The
chapter of the Study book Was divid-
ed in two parts, Mrs. N. J. 1iacKen-
zie �taking''`'t11e "first pari: and':Mrs`"
MacRae the second part. Mrs.: 3,1, C.,
A'IacICenzie'•' closed.. the meeting with
prayer. -
(From another' Correspondent)'
-Anniversary services Were conduct- Miss. Kathleen~ Ferris of'Lucknow:
has' been staying: with her •grand-
mother, Mrs.' Mam
ckle, who has •been`
ill for`. several wea?ks.
A new; harness shop linin been',open-
ed by 11r. George Milian, nett drior"
to his Barber shop.' He •has�se'cured,
Mr
'Robert . Swalwell, 'a : ; veteran
hairless snake; of this district .to
Manage' the business'.' for. him. .
•
:1/1„, rand Mrs, ',Kenneth 'McLeod 'of
Con.•10,, Huron, visited at: Cecil
Robb,'s Mid Angus' McIntoshe's, • con.
4, on Sunday last.. " ''
'Father -And, Son' services 'were held
a close'. -The June meeting; WhiekiF.
to be held,".ort the.„ 20th ef June' at
Served : and a social time: Silent. •
The ladies of St. Andrew!s United
Church are haying a Japanese Blos-
•
nibs:A.:10'mi, arid MiSs Alma,
Waiter of With ,the
Mr. Mks. Reg.' Topp and fernilY,
Of Toronto, accompanied bY Mrs. Jai.:
Cooke, motereil, from the citY
day evening te -Spent Sunday. with
the krueAt of 'Mrs. A. Helm over. the
lielens visited.; at 'Losa. Ritchie s.
64,
:InS. 'and Prank "Prennaa
and ,MattheW: 'Johnston: Spent. Sunday
,their Helm.,
1' 250; 19341
Um ter.
PUFF• SLEEVE SWEATERS '
ndewar♦ f n)•,. 'Just thee'-
u.! • vakie in .Puff .Sleeve S>Yeaters- (Kayo
S _.. .er or separate shirts • or Suits , Whitt and ' '
. Color . SPECK m n/
�•
•
•
NEW VOILES
, Tub fast,' Latest designs • Guaranteed; f st colors., e'
36 *ide, PRR YARD 25c, 16c
�.. MEN'S S BROADCLOTH 1 SHORTS,
Maker Forsyth: the • cotik is extra good. The. 'full'- cut and
general fit 'and finish :will find favor With the par.='
ocular min or. youth. Size 33- 38. r', 49e•
MEN' S - RAYON : SHIRTS
• With
good full armhole, round neck , : •,,. ;.
cCluskey, .Man.a,
t1CKS :
tine • bred .from: line' bred.
ft O P
and Registered high' production hens.
We guarantee 'oar . chicks free from
disease and that they; will reach you
right t. ,in everyway: Leghgrns, '.$7.00`
per hundred; Barred Rocks 8.00-
-:per
hundred, anytime after May ,15th:
Order'�`ours no ay for w, � , f r, them• when
you, get 'them. :
WALT
_ ......Eft: ROSE, Brussels,,;' Ont..:
NOTICE
R.
Re Greenhill CemeterrG
.are'.
,
To those Who o �o
w wn. a L t more or
css in reenhi i, m r � i t
G l Ce ate it no
Y, s
,.sow an, never `0 een -perm. issable
Cor 'such,o'ners or friends --to plant
P -
lowers fir°'a ' an "sort what •
Shrubsf..
Y.
lever • in the Cemeter And we hereby
Y.
?e to"advise : all .those who• have
'taken :the _liberty to: do so, - to take.
notice that all. Such plants' must be
removed. The•re are; plants .that
-have already'p.s read over other Lots• '
-than-'the .one' in Bich ,they were first
placed, these to; must:be taken care
of, Notice` has• been givenrepeatedly
that • only cut or. • potted flowers
'would b allowed,yet
eye in ,defiance `of'
this notice there are as many as fifty.
or more. 'lants," the. roots :whit}
P ,.e of
sn. some instances would d fill' O.: whee''
`farrow, hgre and there all over, the
Cemetery. `.
y. Now this, cannot 'be a1=
And take notice;:- that
, , ' .. ,. .,after- the.
(owed :to, continue: : i
eihth
g day of June•"A.'D. 13133; the'
i
said l 1J
x c.
Then - e
T n thereuto .
�'are�. , I .:. rs Will.``.
. ,.those:. who. 1► iI proceedo a-.
ave t ...di
1)ur 'tribute' the` s
Dried some dear:, friend,a sets ' of :.
>+ ,maybe•;one the• said �:de-
ceased
ea ed' anion ,
f their" own .family t e er`
,;who are never: , g ..persons entitled
nown thereto, regard:; o
Ito have visited the grave, •lel v having- my"to;the
p ,claims of which
alone.. to :t e ': shall`: �then
cut the weeds or the;•grass., h Y have
Yes, .they wee'>particular to purchase
had notice,, and :that r the:said Execu-
a Lot.:i t.ors will not be•- liable. for: -the i
n ,the ver best;', : hiee;, to :be said
fon assets. or: any art thereof o •:: :
u d, where the : ♦Lots _ •were, ...well ; P t an
'arson of`'.
whose 'clai °•
":e t with. a fine, m ',m �,they,� hall.,,.'•
l?e., arker 'and�';every
not'''e
• � Leri' have received notice: �.. •'
h_ng• in a respectable .shape,. , ane -
This;
notic
e is van urs
;hey leave g P uant:. to.
. .
vet their Dead in a Lot to .lie. �he:•Sta'
tute'h
atbehl
an eye' sore - to. the whole Surround -
!rigs.
inbehalf. •'
d
D
Dated to
d at
Link
now Ontario, .this1'
:figs. Yes,:;until, the 'sexton has ti.
take a sc nth . day "of . May A . D. 1933.
ythe and cut rowth ani
8 Andrew Lockhart Ja o
c. b Miller,
marry tit swag' ' •!and,' burn it .�� ,
to sav Lucknow,; Ontario. Ex •
t ecutors.
the; respect' of, the Cemetery;:,'. Some .
ren have placed ',•a fine •'Monument.
`o honor their. .father - .
.r r and :maybe
;heir mother; and 'immediately • left':
he'. 'place .so ne'glect'ed':that - the in-:
cri•ption on the stone : is . s'carcely
legible. ,One would Wonder
der • if there
're; manyti_liuing today-w-lio have no
a
req. rd for how.' their last resting;
place will be, kept. If, 'there are .such,
in 'all decency 'leave '• orders " to 'be'
fin ried•.;in'some . Cemeterywhere 'there
.
is-, no caretaking to be etre-et-6U—•:-
eN-ewr
, �a -i�
- , natn
isnifie t _:_:
�' Several .of: ux-.-c
o U3.-_:
Loin who
tamers boughtr`
thein last'gprmb
• ,.
have.•:their 'orders, Already placed,'
I SALVIA -
weli,
e ca
n i,ever`su'
w pply the'demand�
Ha ' gin baskets and d boxes "refilled:
• STEW
ARTS LETTUCE• .
assess ..
po , a dehciaus.' juicy crispness
all their own.. , s
STEWART BROS.,
•Benmiller Nurseries
'Phone, . Carlow 35..
•
,NOTICE TO -CRE -
In. the Matter`, o thes
e tate f
Abraham m Bu
rns
at o ,
,. f-the=Yi
1a
1
g
of
Luck
now in th :: County
of B
it Y race'
aborer :dace sed. -
i
a
Not
c i"
e, se
here.
b iven Y., g en that :all
perion .having any clai
ms or de-
mands •. against the late' Abraham
Burns,
w�o`
died 'on or about the;
eighteenthday of''. A ril A
P A. D. 1933
at the Village of Lucknow . in ::the
County of Bruce, are-Jrequired to ,send '.
bypost prepaid or to deliver to : the
undersigned,- executors.' under the.
Will: 'of : the said Abraham - Burns,
their . names and addresses ' and`f
all.
particulars in writing of their claims.
and'. statements of their accounts an •.
:•r
a'
the nature; of the securities i - any,
held.:. I
by them;duly, 'verified by -affi
:Mow there "is 'clife other, thing We
wish:to, mention and; it is 'this, that
when 'in the Cemetery; keen off the'
places where it is'.newly, grade& Am.',
Craves, are Sacred-tO us all, and,
are -.sorry to say,in truth' that- one-emt
'trace the conise of :some women, from
the 'qinie they enter the derneterY
until they leave, the, rondway, 111,0
seetn iihe the soft 'nlaces to walk
ThiS is the time of the year when
the prniierty. should, be looked, After •
grass cut every week 'until ,the end .of
P,OteinbSi! To, these: who wish y,
hire it dona,the price from. the, pre-
sent' 'tin;e tintil• further Advice . IF
given,,iS '$1.,50 for. single Lots.; nnd`
$20,6 for two Lets that are :joined
together'. TbeSe
'0104 whii hove mtide• nn other ar-
rangements: Orders may , be, sent to
giv,ett to the ".Secretary :Of the
Ceirin‘aily or one of the 'Direptors,
New- Overalls and Work clothing
for, meu and boys, l'HE ,MARKET
44
MORTGAGE SALE .•
UNDER
AND N BY V
IRTU>rof• the he •:'
.'ov, ars: of Sale
contained: in, a..'cer= `.
niortgae`": which
i; ,. • will' be z prb;-
1u
ccd
at
the time. of sale, 'there `will
ie offered ,for sale,
by
GEORGE., ELLIOTT;
.Auctioneer ,
the afterriaim, at 'the twill: •.af '
Lain Parcel or tract, of land., and,
iiremises, situate, lying and', being'
Ili 'the County of: Htiren, and Prey- •
Mee of:Ontario, and being coniposed
the'' East^ Half „of Lot • Nurnber
TWenty-siX (26); in tho Eleventh
Concession, and . the Seuth Half. of. .
'Lot, Iminber (26),In the
Twelfth coiicession Of, the said
TOwnship Of West Wawinosh,
taiiiing; by adrneasuiement,:".• Two
`Itundred (2054- .acres.. more or lesS,
On tlie:Aald farm, 'there' . said' to
be • erected h dwelling house With
The lands- will b'e,,,,sold subject to..
of the purehtis'e. inoney- te, be paid
down. at the time ef sale ' and the
balande Within • thirty days.,
fito,c44.19'47.,:44,7.4%hoLiri,,,:aartihreollasnv,,
Vittrit W. Page, Esq., -.East Block, •
•
Parliament Building% Toronto; Ont..
' 'Solicitor to' the: Inertgagee;"'
cif gay, 1933,