The Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-02-17, Page 1,r
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32:00 PER' TEAR IN . ADVANCE';: •2.50' OTRERWISE:
LiJGI�NQW
Rolle � Mills`.
..Ars `v�ro�k�n day
�a
n
h
�� p�tts°
Bran aid Shorts on
hand:
W. E TRELEAVEN.
' , FA. RM FOR ' S'ALE•°
. • The estate of the. late Angus Matth-
eson, east ' half of lot 1, Con.. 6,. Hur-
on.. Township.. , 50 acres soil; good.
clay loam, all under grass. On .the
premises are frame barn 26x30 and
'frame. house 18x26. Half -acre: orch-'
• , ard..' For particulars. apply to : Don-
"old *Mclnty�re,' Executor, •R.'5,, Luck-•
now. ' •• 24-2x1'75
¢ ' . NOTICE...,
As some of my LuckriowQriends
'' have . brought a •-man here' from Rip-
ticy •to be 'opposition• to me in 'my' bus-
iness, and as (this man ' claims to . be.
' •working for, me, I ;want' the. public . to
.'',,know'. that I have nobody 'employed
to- work for me : in the' junk •busin'ess,
arid, I hope the people' will continue
to patrronize the man they shave
.' known for years and who : alwaiys
gives a fair .deal. I T pay • for: raga
from ic. 'to 36 per :1b:' For rubbers:
from'' 3g to •4c per ;Ili. For horsehair
from 24c to_ 3.0e ger, ib..; 'For' scrap
, iron ::frorh ''4c to___8e_ ' per' cwt: " For
good :fat, poultry 30c per-� Ib. -Let me
know' and 'I will call. .
, ' - Jake Libel.
PUBLIC �"M,EETINGS
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• LUCKNOW, ' ONT.,-_THU.RSDA Y, FEB.: °7 1921.
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a o.. of o _o o.'o o,:.o'e a
p LOCAL.'AND GENERAL 0-
• L• 0
o 0 0 0 p,:t.0 O_.0 O_"Q
The 'ice harvest is under' way' but
the crop. is light. '
Miss Jean , Douglas is visiting her
sister in .Teeswater for the ,:week -lend:
Folk are "still remarking on. ' th •
"wonderful weather" --snore ,like, Ap-
rig than lFebrtlary.. ;n
Mr Allan MacLeod; who recently
underwent en . operation in Toronto,
is• steadily improving. !
Miss Ida MtQuoid, of'Ashfield,• was
the 'guest for a few days this week
of Mis. D. Patterson..• •
Large suppl of Benmiller yarn on.
hand. Get whit you want,now before
it is sold' out.—B.. Blitzstein.
The •-town'ot Grimsby is preparing
for an Old Boys &. Girls reunion to be
keld August 25, 26 ,rind' 27 '•of this
years . .
• Mr. D; J. Murray and. a nephew of
`his, 'of. Detroit, visited for the v'eek-
end with Mr. and' Mrs,; John Murray,
of town
. Mr. and Mrs. W. ,L. Mackenzie re-
turned • home last Friday evening af-
ter' sjpending the week with friends in
,t
Douglas Bros. have secured the
contract of carrying �•he mail between
Lucknow •Post Ofiice.�nd the, •G.T.R,
Station, to• •commence •Aprjl lst .'
School , Conceit • in Carnegie: Hall,,
Tomdrrow (Friday) , evg. , Be :•there.
to�.see the 'clever young people. Plan
at A`rmstrong's.
Huron. •County • Breeders' . Associa-
tion ' will hold ` a •sale. of .• purebred •
"stock, "including Herefords, Aber-
deem; Angus and' Shorthorn 'cattle,
at Wing-haamfon I arch:10..
Mrs D n.
.MackitiY►oin; of tile' 6th:
Con:, Kinloss, • •underwent a -very . crit-
ical' operation .a. week `ago 'in St. •Jos=
eph''s Rospital, 'London.: She is''
tq "as: well • as. coald be expected.
Rev. fl.: Fulton° ` Irwin-recei.yed . a
most hearty, 'and unanimous inyita-
tie* • from his, church officials • to ° re-
mat>d for; next year. f eIi Sea cepte " it'
in_ 'the: same .spirit in which it:"was
given: ,.. ,
Meetings : are �lieittg : called as. fa '
lows for. the .purpose of discussing
ways and'" means of improving•'' the
apple, 'pack 'in'our'district; Lucknow,
Council Chamber,. Tuesday, Feb. 22;
-
Dun an on -'Allen. s Hail-: -We ne
�• n , . d slay;
Feb. 23rd. ' These= -Meetings 'will be
` addressed by. .- J.'.Carey, Dominion '
Demonstrator; J. I: j astings, Chief
Western' laiv., Fruit ':Branch;:, • 3 J.
P: itchard Harriston._,.,..`�•`'fhe•De art-
r. „P
ment • of A 'culture Toronto i 1 'o
supplying 'a speaker 't'o address. the
meetings, on sprays, pruning' and'. co-,
operative •selling.- ;Make.^an,effart to
be present.:, Meetings will commence
at' 2 o'clock p.m.
S. B: Stoti'ters,
- Dept. `'of Agriculture;
. Clinton:
'::FARM •_FOIL SALE :,
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ST. HELENS
—Tuesday, Feb. 15..
Mr's: • Cornelius' Forhan is visiting:
:her` sister M Chisholm _ _
�` r.
-•Mrs. Will T..
n l03' �' a .T
y . ;s t ersoll the
ng.
guest' of Mrs. 'Stalker..'
`Miss Frances Anderson. spent Sun-
day at her home here ;
.Miss ,:W. -'I): ,Rutherford -was: - ho e
m
.,front; Mitchell for the�.-week: end:
Sir.. and Mr's. McLean J • linston• of
Lucknow,• were' Sunday visitors at`
Mr .. D..Todd's:
Doreen. ;Purdon visited, her' grand-
parents,. Mr... and °Mrs: Archie Ander-
son. .. n
Owing ..to., the inability, to..•procure'
speakers, the Farmers Institute meet-
ings advertised fo' ' is week 'have
l;': n ;postpone s ' efinitely. '
The. regular'••nieeting, '. of- the-- Wo':
men's- I stitute=will '-be- held -a Mr •
. .n t- s.
R. K. Miiler'son •Thursday afternoon
:i;'eb. 24th at 2.30 The ; subject, iso
. iff-ereni;:-ways--of•-Slinking•-up lothr-
pieces for quilts 'and , rugs." Roll 'call;E
"Where . housewives''time goes." All .
the�•Iadies are .inv9ted.'_—
Mr. and Mrs. Gus.' Wilson •are. re
;newing old acquaintances 'about' St:
Helens; „ Will. Irvin's home ` 'rid a leasant
..._. ji:p.a.:�..:. social hour' was spent.'
OLD RESIDENT PASSEs ,
Triday� of 1a t weak saw the •pass-
ing; away of Mrs. Alexa Mackenzie,
oue of the very old residents of the
villa e. Mrs. Mackenzie . bad een
b
Seriously ill . fora 'nwnber 'of• weeks
'a'nd recovery was not looked for, The
funeral' wad on Monday& • afternoon,
service being held in the.'1 r.'esbyter:
jan. Church' • •
Mt: and 'Mrs. 3f'ackenzie,moved, in-
to :town a number of .yeas ago: from.;
Kinloss `Township : ' where they.•. bad
lived through the pioneer period, Mrs.
Mackenzie wee in her• 7tttirr year. and
'her,:husband is ten years older.. , He•
also. is .suffering the . infirmities net:.
ural to old age.
• TICKETS GOOD FOR A YEAR
• At . the February meeting • ofsathe,
Lucknow Library Beard a'ti important
change was made 'regarding member-'
ship tickets. Formerly tickets) is-
sued at' 10c were, good , for 8 books.
By the new arrangement a ticket is
issued for' 10c and is good '.for one
year from ' date 'of issue, • no. matter
how many bogks are taken. Mem-
bees, however, are limijed to •two
books at'the'same time.' The change
was made ,witFi. a view•'to encourag=
big: a greater number of young, folk
to• become nienabers. ''i'ffii:•t••rie*v rate
puts library privileges ., within the
regeh' of ..all. •
r" ' CHUR'CH NEWS
• .Methodist. Church -The 'pastae will
conduct both .services.• In the even-
ing he will give the second sermon,
on "How "we • ,may . know the ;Bible' is
the,' word of God:" ' Subjec_ t, "The' men.
.whom .God inspired ", : '
The' Guild entertained the .White-
church GGuild Monday evening. The'
visitors' 'gave ` an excellent program:
oft yecal music and d; •nuniber ' of pap-
ers._after .which lunch, wee. served"and
a : aocia1 •h'our _spent'.,• There was quite
a large attendance. ' •The . meeting.
next• Mond y evening will. •be taken
b ,the Program •Committee. ; .
From the Border City, Star, : pub-`
•fished at_Winds-or we et -the follow-•
ing paragraph, referring to'` . the
Church of which the Rev: J. G. Reid,
fermerly:'of SSouth 'I; iiiloss is stor
. , Pa
"The,•annual meeting of St Andrews
Presbyter_ ian Church, .Essex, was
held on 'Monday ,•evening,: Jan. 29th,.
with Rev J. G ileid, the pastor, pre
siding There was a _lalrge attend=
ince •of members who .were. much. •en='
couraged by the ''splendid reports
given by all branches 'of the churche's
work.• The financial report was . by.
far the best' ever•given 'in the history
af--the•-church ---Th`e- oirgragatl`o15'-
1s � � oin to' undertake 'th" ection .
.. g �.g ...,,... a �r .. .of
a new church in the near future. 4
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;':300'acre- fermi. West of Lucknow,
North half -of lots 42' and 43•, 'good
so}l,, good barn 80x54, Targe: stone
'" s - i�teaian-.well:. For•' ta'sek a
--lrori e, q, ,s le:
• For : particulars apply to• •.
Murdoch.•MacRae, t "
3-310Q :Lucknow R
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GREY ,OX
—Tue 'day, • Feb.: 15..
The: Kairshe •Liter Society held.
. its _ _third - ;meatng_:. of the, season _iii .
the- Sixth Con. --School : on -•Monday -
evening, Feb.. 7th, The• meeting was
"`, well, attended.. ' A special feature of
"" the grogram was. •ti spelling '-match;.
The captains were Messrs. D. Car
P' ruthers anil G: ;Lockhart. It resulted
in•. victory for Mr, Lockhart's sidde.
L.
•-Rena-an'd---Alma Car;-ruthers�sang a-
duet arid five girls' from . brie 2nd and
dth favore'd-th'a">'tltitiie tee<'Vvifth, `sa'ng
Messrs. McMillan and Robb, furnish-
ed violin music which ''vas 'ouch ap-
preciated. As ',usual the • journal
furnished, considerable • amusement.. It
! was read by Miss Morgan. An un-
usually .interesting and humorous dia-
logue entitled, "Something4lto Our
• Advantage" 'was . splendidiZ played
by a, number of the Sixth Gon. young
people. Mr. Gollan, the critic of. the
society, " expressed Himself ,as'• being,'
a+ell pleaseli',with the meeting, which
was--ciosed-by the einging"•"of `thee ;4*
tionpl Arithent. The next' meeting
will be 0 the Fourth Con.11410pl, an
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TIiE, U.F.O. MEETING ''
Notice' of the public meeting under
U.F.O. auspices,, ' held • in , the Town
Hall last Thursday night, was too
•short to' 'bring a good crowd, and Pthe;'
result ;was. a rather slim attendance.
The speakers were Mr, Currie, . of
near Strathroy, and, ,Mr: M'cKeen; of
Toronto. • ~' A number, • no• doubt, at=
tended: expecting to hear.J. J.: Morris.
o as :
n s he. wa kn wn o'be. "
b o ,t rn " N.
Huron at the time. However, Mor-
rison wasn't there, and" the audience
bad. to lie content with the lesser:
lights." : II
Mr. Currie's address• teas yd�evote d
to' political issues while Mr.' MCKeen
dealt largely ' with ;the commercial
undertakings of the farmers' organiz-
Pation;i.,.:.•.11e, .ky_"_the;_way,_is_.one of
the managers of that ling of enter-
prise and is conversant with elle.°its
details. .
Mr. .Currie's address was largely• .'
in the way of destructive Criticism,
striking right and„le,ft . into' 'the•' two
old,'parties—Liberals' and'' Conservat-
ives alike coming in for hard knocks
and denunciation. Mr.. Currie , was.
Himself a. liberal at one:' time, but .he
had seen 'the error of his Vlhys and
also of his leaders, and he had given
up the old':party for the new faith.
He said that though we: claimed, to'•
be a democracy .wt had not respons-
ible..government, and 'he cited the
Rftailway' .Commission -end the, Hydro
Electric Commission as : two bodies
which 'could - override acts• of parlia-
:n nt. Orders of the Railway ,'C'om-
mission, will nullify. acts: of parlia-•
inent. •
lie::referredf'td the extravagance of
the: Hydro Commission., The 'Chip-
pewa. Canal would".be• a inagnificent
work when completed, bust the cost
was going .'to run beyond all expecte
tion. The original estimate ,'vas. ten;
million, dollars, but it was soon .rais-.
ed• to' twenty .millions, •t 'en fifty., then
�h.
sixtj!;. and' .now ,it'• is thong t by :thie"
engineers that" the• :work canno .. he
completed for less than oiw Hundred'
million• dollars.• - This is one of the
big and cdstly undertakings which
the- Drury- Govemn�nt had -inherited_"
from its • extravagant ;'predecessor,.
- As ::an illustration 'of the ;trickery'
of the. old kchaol-of:.politiciaris •lie_ told
of 'how -the Liberal Party, ' prior to
1896 supposed' t'a' sbe a ` free trade
"party, during its: term' in`offace had ac-'
°tually increased the ';tariff':by ;from'
2i/z to' 7'�i. per cent: .'The Conservat
ive_ overn rent: ��ad:.a '"•i . ort.,dut.
eg n .h n. P y
'of 20 -'per -cent on -binders -which were
: valued'. =for' purposes . of taxation at
$80.' The. liberal government reduced
the duty' to 17 1 per• cent • but. valued
�.
'•the• b`nder at 110. • gnus the• farmer
while' enjoyLLng the;:. blessings of a.
lower tarrtff • rate paid`' $19• dollars
,duty on bis•'imported binder instead
of $16 as he: had paid under :the high
_.MAFEKING
--Tuesday, Feb; 15:•:
Miss Reta-Twamley is-�spendingta
couple of weeks with her" cousin;' Mrs.
7"
Frank Finnigi _n�Seaforth _
. Many from this neighborhood were
tdown; :-'to-iungannon Thursday to
o --hearts . d�: -Hemi, D'Hecretaaiy ,of
the U.F,,,O: speak, and'they felt amply
repaid for their'•trip.
The •skating ,party ' Friday evening .
to . which ' the Blake's League invited
Zi n -and:' Hacketts' Leagues wi s`-•attt
ve• ,,.en°oyabl 'a. ir.:After.:the skat-'
r3' J Y ,
in g ref shm
re cirri§. w
ere'served m M
g r.
tariff of the, Tories. •'Thus' did the
fariner. get a "lower 'tariff and the;'
Massey -Harris Co. get higher pro:tec.•
tori. by the same act. .
Neither ','were the Cnnseroa`ti'ves
spared, Hon -�G -4+H-owaird--Fergusen- dine�isited°het parents. over Sundays.
being'.inade'to look: like a very crook ,, Mr; Jack Graham '.of Dominion .
d paliticiatn_ _by his actions-m-.;cen-• Bank; Wil gham', et�t,; uinday tit 11is;
HOCKEY
The continhed,•round of success en-
joyed this seaseic by the ,Lucknow-
Ripley Sr. team was broken `Tuesday
�e
n' ht 'h
i w n iso
L wel la ed•. h
g � .t p y ere.
�y •
rhe visitors proved te,' be •' strong
aggregation :and the scoring'..' was•
rather one-sided froni the beginning,'
The game.closed•with a .score of.13,--7
in favor •of Listatwel,. 'Lucknowtii-
,ley-wi'll'3iaw visit :Listowel ' to play'
the' return game. '' k,,
'There was . another; good ,ganie due- .
ing the week when Lucknovi Juniors!
played at Wingharn making a tie
with• a score'of 3.3. ' Th'e roads being
good a 'large number went .over from
• here' to witness the game.. ° As the
Lucknow,.tean had a number of goals
to its credit, tke tie gave it the group
and the 'team will now look; forward
to entering the larger. field of group:
contests,
. WHI'fECEURCH
a --Tuesday; Feb. 15.'
Mr. Jas.. Elliott, •.of Eluevale, :. is
visiting .with .his sen, -:M1lr. Gordon, El-
liott. : • .. • '
Mr.: Arthur Craig, of Niagara Falls
', as , here attending the. funeral of • his.
sister, th'e ;late Mrs. lra •Weliwood..' .
, �LVirs.. Peter :Deans visited ,a fel,v.
days with' her; sister, 'Mrs. H. D. lien
�derson
Mis:l , Catherine S •artz, of Water
loo„ri ,visiting'at.the home of'.Mi ,R: •
Chary is.., .
r : , Musgrove, of ''Winghain„t, is
visiiting ' with „her sister,',, Mss h",,
If ei'1ry. `
Mist: Beatrice?Debbie, of. Wingham,
• tent the' week -end =witti • her grand;.
mother, Mrs. Jas; : McClenaghan.
Mr and Mrs'. Jacl. lienders'on and
children, of Lucknow, ',.spent Sunday .
with- Mrs. Henderson's. parents, Mr,
and: Mrs; Jas; M'eiregorr
, The: Whitechurch 'Crean -wry ; has
been sold to Stewart Bros.,', ;of 1 Bros-
eels. The': contract for putting in the'.
ice --has been- .let `•and the .work com-
mences this. week.' " '
Miss 'Weeks, of Teeswater, • is �•is'= :.
itiilg with-her.:cousin, Mrs; -Wes:: Leg:
gatt,
Mrs. Dun
_ - can -Kennedy :yisited':9vex•
the week -end 'with Mr. and 'Mrs. Bert
Martin, roti ,the• Bh ev_ale . old:.._
We :are so y •to•.,•report that oiir
teacher;. -Mr.' ,Gowans • .is '. lai.d. .0 .'
p.
agai n ,Mrs. J D. •Beecroft is teach-
ing during 'his absence..
The.' funeral . of .tlie..late, Mrs. •Ira
Wellii ood of Elm Creek;` Man • which'
was'- held- on' ,rriday,"Feb� l ltil; from
the' residence of 'her.; father, Mr. Jno:
-Craig,: :was'. o"ne of th'e largest wit-
�.nessed .,in this.' Q.ontmunity. for:. some
years �; .R.ev iVYr Sedbie,- co 'ducted
services. boils' °.`ai: tlle"house"�ai c
:cemetery: ° .
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K1NLQUGI1
—Tuesday, Feb._ 15
Miss Tillie Hodiz�kinson, •of Kintar=
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SINGLE, COPIES, 5.LENTS..
SEE ARMSTRONG ANI,SEE'
BETTER. .
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yroul lit•allaches .ti•, girl,'
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tti t1. lig t(I;1 hal,.'t' t•r.,,"!t+
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yourcyt•, •
f ELA1'S curly make the �it;tttt r
•s•••R worse • • 1 ou still sutlt•r.' '
.A130I'T the 1ie.'t ll inc tt, .dt; i.,
° to coni tilt US 11�11t'. p r,
CONfii'tT'tts with thels;ln•a tr'e..
that wtcan and will' licllt y,u.
L I) `I11;glasses.art. dill.-F.-
• ent theit'ordinary g}ats;t-s:
1. . .
pV S,dil:el, we nl d e for yea
the lass,you require.
C EE us •aLo this' and It t ns .
�7 i' o�ve that We eau help i m
EYE HEAL' CHES
NEED °.. NOT , B
F. T.. ARMSTRONG
Jeweller. &. Opticiann
-o •:•EVER iBOD.Y'S COLU'MN:., o
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uONk,Y Ta LOAN. ou. mox•tb.it es i i.0
.. riti t.tts .1'Ct.•au+litulj:L .;,n 1!i Ii
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::.1►, kAtt:iL:L;, OS l'Ji UPA4:11, a. C'la'm
, ' L)Ust., LacatiUW, Hely, "'l1 eurnd:�r
(Lay iu t j.1u.ouIi. �t11 eiiruili'C' Ulf
,uses r5at4seaaiully .treaLea., .:L:s--__.--
�_itt.w itLLy-: reuiw,e,.-' Lile' pll +5_bes11-
titL'SC uL I U t:atb�., : ti J U tii'It:ai
a tel �;u�:� .
`., ' t.oe sj1.Lie r5' t11ore li..Ca.:ll;,'ot ,..LLly"vl
and wicli"iewer- 4rea.t hell's Sty' .c1A
teui,atti .tu;a;ii:byany;otarc:r iilerllvd'
1'OLL'1' l
•tz A � . .. t,. u ua a .. ,
,ili�sre you 1;•it a. illi 'weal aril tt.k-
ulrto . iirrtes,.�,c Aisu• ;beet and puree _
aides', and sheep skills:—Jag e L•il;yi .��
• .LOGS 1i lsi_TEIJ-We,, the under
4;g'ped,, will .bey all kinds" of logo' uti.�
iiveletl 'at -our •sou r$i11 at:-lail�hil`u'iti'. :
and : wilI. ``'a:,. the hi hest: uiai1I t
I?Y g. .t
price: for s'an'e.: For further lrui•ti =
ulars : call ,and' see. us' at . our educe' or •
gall us up 'by phone. •' ,The .tl.ucknow
Tab'.le'Co,_J.-Button,- nlgr.,-' 'Feb. 28
FARM 1 Olt• SALE. -100 -acres iii; :t
;`}Sss soil, gi ori bui1dings,,,foui n ilea `;
westrof Lucknow; 2,i acre's fall plow-
ing :done ..'2'erms easy `For lrai t
dial's •.apply, tom; George A.' Siddail:;
2140-tfc.
`Domestic Help Wanted , at Child '...
rens: Shelter,. `Wa'lkerton. :. Plain
_ — i oo xzlg.�•Send-refer trees ,and=='st-ale•
• CREWE
--• ties'day, Feb. lb
Mr. John Brown, of Lucknow, is .
spendinng' a- few days with,. friends
here. _.-_ .
Miss Ida McQuaid is visiting . with
Lucknow friends this week. s
Mrs Ritchie; who has been 'spc�'id-
i g a few 'weeks with ,per 'son,. ; Ger
don h 's returned home. _
t. � a
• The Rev. Mr. Edwards, of Toronto,
will give an'address to the, men here
next Su'''nday. A special choir• is• be-
ing organized for the, occasion.'
• Our -teacher; -Miss Stothers; enter-
tained'a number of her young friends
to a party •one evening last week.
.-Mrs.•,:M.-,Shackleton: and son, Druce,•
visited at Nornian Sh901,1ct ,t' , .*.t<if-
e'kng, recently. ..
. -0..t►' - -. "
Sh l�._ : ' nkat _ ° 'b._,. air-
°hole the other. day, ,
11.4.moi', whit they call i't, but 1
'tenni it Mi 01 vast VV
section with the lease: for. 09 •yea'rs home here.'- t
:'. n_ .nTL•on Point '"4TYt, Geo: Itodgkitrson- of"'Deti'oit
of , government lad o g . ., G
Island bo°=a2.'-U.S• A:; •corm anyF---: for :=:ar: ••J?as=been :nisitroll"-fr-ie.xlss- hel�t�---ftp-
p.
paltry. sum. rsome tinge. ,'
M`r. M'cKeen Said . that he wouldl
speak of the U.F.O. movement.' After
giving a brief ,•history" of 'the move-
--ment--he-:•gave= much -':interesting 'and
usefailt. information .about 'the U.F:O.
methods : of handling' live 'stock and
-of'• conducting commercial• enterpri's-
es. ,
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pABAIKOUNT-_ a _ .
-Tuesday, Feb. 1b „
We are pleased -:.to ••note that :Mr. -
Robert; S�trtithers, Who -has been ;quite'
seriously ill, `.is makif - favorable
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EtTIVCON!,.,�la.N OSS
s da f Feb, 15.
Tus y.
151 -r -ll It rWarti.s, went to=.._I
towel . last: Safurdayir7 ;•
Mrs. Henry Pinnel it :in 'very poor
health- at- the•. presontr.•-,We• allk wish
her `rest ration .to health. •
Miss •.MacKay •visited. friends' rn t.
Teeswater$or the week -end.
-• .Mrs, Hugh :Taylor, . pf. Saskatoon,
•Mr, Ackert, -' of Holyroodt '' h t•• a
left here last Saturday for her ,holiie..
couple o gravt111ing iss�heie ra5t
Saturday. night:,' ;.Messrs Reuben,,
Stauffer and Sam * 1 esbitt : got the "
rs. Tho ....Harris en.t. , work, _'• ' •
Mr. .and:.l4i s sP
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wa es : t •:•.Re
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FOSIt`ER ' HOMES WANTED for •
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1 ebr-rt,`ix�l- d mks, old; i3 lsy" o-
mos ,' and Boy. 2 . years ' , Apply • -to;'
Rev. I:..Perdue Walkerton;
Best,;imarket. price for all.'raw torts,
.et me °know when"you:`hay.e ani.•:
phone, 85, Liicknnrr.
2U 1-tf..: ...13 Pearlman .,,_
h Kincardine f "ends.- ' •.• Messrs. Wm. `MQntgg3tlexy and_44's,;
Monday'wrt ri ...
11ir Donald 'McLennan is a vi'sifor Percy, of Huron,.' called on 'friends 'ori
progress towards recovery. a
. Mrs.: T'•age 2las soli• .Trees : en .o an _
7y.g
good . health . of late,;: '.
4Iisa,Dobson;-ofr _Ethel,--ls�•-visi�tii g
• at the hoine ,of her uncle, Max Ray-'
nand.
Mrs. I. Congram is recovering Ergo'
a severe attack 'of neuralgia,,
Mr. and Mrs..11iti•k 11r Sdersult snent
Sunday with friends at' Whitechurch.
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Cook made•
a trip to' gingham. on Saturday, '
LOCAL ` MARKET,
hitter. , ... ,d -pp��`
.14100,. 4,,,,. tilt. tt.l,YQiie
JZOIIii ixtN r•t'ttitiit, 4..113,26
A ,
t Mac; Smith's... ` the line last week. ' °
, _.. , .' • _ _ WW'o °,wideratand : the : Itousont fie in
• ~Misses• •Annie and: Marren-:Iffodgtns.
spent ` the week-eind with their sis-,,
terj 14ti` ; 1 I'F`ulbert.'
\�'r a' • 1 eport 'Mr. Mac
e'»:ith un• the' aitk' list . We. hope to'
learn o.f a eco •try.
Mis it . _.. , i ' •_i Pias turned
i s �4na . � 4.)k ..tt xe _.
front:' an :extended :visit with Toronto
friends.
Don't" f41`get the Literriry .t``H'•als►..
rood 1a rides• evening. . A 'good: tame is
assured. • '
Mis. Jno. Culbert is speriding• a
couple of weekt with friends in. Kin=
cardiae Township.;'_ ' *:- .:._ .
A number of the ,Sports on this
are attending the hockeyt .. matches in
the etlrroOnding 'tQWnp,
his been sola- to Mr ' eo. `Haldenby..
'•'he..o e winter .`we %hav , ha -
1 • p �., o d so
far has been very favorable. for work
in the bush.. There, hat been"a lot of
wood moving :lately.
Miss. J. Nicholson, nurse,' of 1. =C
is' vi's'iting her; cousin', ' M'r. Walter
Nicholson. • •
NOTICE
I
All'• person�§'.in Lucknow who 'have
'their premises wired for 'eleetri cur-
rent are required to call at.the. clerk's
office and sign contract, otherwise e1-
ectric current' Cannot be supplied.
I. , ;Agnew Clerk. .
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AAUCTION SALES
Mrs. 1 dward Johnston, Lot 4, Con.
11, Ashfield will hale an aiictionc''sale '
of 'farm stock: -and' implements r,.'on.:;.:
Monday,, Feb.• 21. 1+'arm will Ire.
rented_ for xgrass.:: _ • "
17-2.125 J. P.ur-is, Auc
Mrs. K: F. MacLennan,. I of 431,
Lake Rani e, : Ashfield, Will` 'll it a "am '''
auctiollr sale:- of: her farm .tn4k ,iv�•,i.
implements .on Fcb. '22,• 1i)'21; fist':'•
nittncing at, 1. o'clock. shark'. 1
" • ', ' .1. 1'urvib Ari .
1?. Murton, north of the G.T lt. Sta,
tion, will have ' an .auction sale of
household • effects and other artii•ir,
ort Feb. 20, at 2 p.nt. ,Tile farni, con-
sisting o£ 8 acres with liotsc' and
yb.�arn, wilI also. be offered t"or sale, -t ,,:
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