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; LUbliNOW, :ONT., THURSDAY, JUNE 16; 1921.
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W. E, TRELOVEN.
'OBITUARY
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The community • received a sad
„shock on Tuesday of 'Ian week when
.it learned of the sudden death of
'Ezekiel Lockhart at the Homewood
0 Sanitarium in Guelph. Although the
deceased- was not ersjoaing good
health for some time, his illness was
not considered 'serious; but it was
thought.. best to take him to a spec-
ialist for streatment On Monday af-
=ernoon, accomPaeied by the doctorhe .
Weln d '
usual; suddenly
l as Well ato Guelph arid.althbugh an-
paie
. expired alipesday peon. -Mr. Lockhart
wes 5g yeats of age and'was born on
.the 4th Con. of Kinloss, where he re-
sided- uritil 'recently' when he Moved
. • to a home just north of the yillage.
.1Sre.sbyterlan_and . an -at-
teridant of South Kifflosa church. The
" funeral, which was largely attended,
was held •-on Friday afternoon to
Kinloss Cemetery, Rev. 'Mr. G,ollan
haying charge of the 'services, TO
mournhis loss' he leaves his Wife;
three daughters and • three. • sons:
Agnes, Grace and Evelyn. •at 'home;
Harry, ir A'asiniboia, Sask.; John, in
• Burlingfon. Ont., and George,' OM.,
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'4. Kinloss. '
. KINLOSS. WOMAN •
• 131ES SIllabEisILY..
'Very, sudden was the death Of „Miss
Anna Falconer, of the 6th Con., Kies
who _passed -awa11-', Sunday. night.:
Miss'. Falconer,' who lived with her
brother. Mr: David. Falconer; had
beensomewhat 111fora few weeks;
• and was recently advised that she
• was suffering from leakage of the,
heart._ She. however., was no .worse
than: usual Sunday' afternoon 'and at-
tended to the usual household duties.
On . 'retiring she took a .bad .turn, anO
, called her brother., who •found her in
-"considerable distress. She grew rap-'
•• • idly worse and passed Anis, in about
lan_houra . She: was in her -62nd year.
The ..funeral took place an Wednes-
• day -afternoon - tolkinless-Ceitietery;-
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DEATII OF JOHN •HACKETT
John _Hackett, a collet!' of Mr 'Jolla Hackett of town, and of Mr.
Joseph, Hackett, Ashfield, died at
- • London. Ont.; on -Sunday last Mr.
.,,,Hlacketais had , been an invalid _for 'a
•-number-of. years, being -afflicted -with
pa)aeys. He was born 65 years riga
at Hackett, Town,. Ashfield, .and "-be-
fore 'going to Landon made • his home
at -wiaatam-as The renthina were
----h-rought-here for, interment' on Tues-
day. =
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EIGHTH poN.; KINLOSS
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,LTuesday'.- June Ie.
"Mr. and .Mra, Jas. 'Needham apenta
Sundayat,.W. R. Johnston's.
-.111r.-and Mrs'Peter'Watson,•- -Of
Luckn•ow, were •visitors. at Vila:loch
McPheraon's a day this- week.
Miss_ Beatrice Elliston ha, - gcniesto-
London for mediell •treatment: Virf
hope to hear of art trenrevement bl-
ear -M. -scrota
Mrs. Earl' Culbert ' and Eugene
have returned home after spendirig
week with the former's parents on
Con. 10.
•We think the weather' matt should
be a little nieseseonsiderateson Sun --
-dal; ifighti; but Donnie says "Rare
as usual." • •
- -Mr. and Mrs-. hos' Campbells and
•-ff‘tmily spent =Sunday „with Huron
friends. vallaW
: Mr, and Mrs. 'Jas. Harris and
- daughter . visited at Mr.. -Thew. "Har-
ris' Wednesda§ last.
Watch--forl-that-sbigs-event-HolV.
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,,NEEP DIPPING .
'• DEMONSTRATION-
• Friday, June,17th., on the Farm of •
Thoa.Iflghs, Lotaga, Consial.eSs
-1.Kar_aaaalas _
Experts from the Dept. of Agri-
culture, Ottawa, will be present'with
• their equipment and demonstrate
the practice and usefulness of dip-'
ping sheep. Come' and if pOsiible'
'bring yobr sheep. All sheep brought
will be dipped free of charge.. Op-
erations Will commence in.the fore,
noon salient 10 o'elock and apntinue
=Until the afternoon. •
• S. B. Stothers,
•* ' Dept. of Agriculture, Clinton.
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gteward-,./ii Lueknow,. on AU* lilt
1921, to Mr. and •Mtet.CharleS Stew.
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'4) LOCAL AND GENERAL o
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Garden: Parties are coming thick
and fast.
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•The,: usual June rush' into. matri-
ationy is in full swing. •
Get is good' supper at the Garden
Party on Tuesday 'ersg. next.; Eirst
call at •6•
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Mrs. M. G. McKenaie and. son Bob-
bys. visited With friends in - Ripley
during the past week. .
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Mrs. T. Watsori. who Was in the
• Wingham Hospital the past ninnth,.
was brought.. home last- week and is
doing well., a, • .
. The Garden Party on Tuesday
evg.. of neat week promises to be' a
huge success. Don't miss it -Mr.
Joseph Taylor's. a
Mrs. F. F. Phillips is home from
Winglam Hospital where site under.
-went an operation for appendicitis
a few weeks age. •-
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• Mrs. H. A. Hayes, of Fort William,
and 'Mrs. J. M. Jardine. of Chicago,
are visiting their 'mother, Mrs. -Alex
McKenzie. north of town. . '
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. McKenzie and
daughter. Ruth.. of Stratford. motor-
ed to Lucknow on Saturday and
• spent the week -end with friends here
Mrs. Johnston and daughter, Mar-
jory. of Virginia. and Mrs. •Shannon, •
of Minneapolis, are visiting , their
• parents. Mr. and Mrs.' R. Carrick,
'Campbell St. . • . • •
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' Mr. Jack McKendaick was up from.
.Dettoit last •week visiting Lucknow
and Lochalsh friends.. • Jack has a
goect. position • withthe-Standard -Oil-
Co. at Detroit. •
, The recent • boriference in London
elected Rev, R. Fulton • Irwin 'to be
Chairman of the Winehain District
It is many years since the Chairsivas
,given to a Lucknow minister. =
Card of Thanks -a -Mks. E. Lockhart
and family wish to. exPress sineerest
thanIrs tosfaiends and neighbors:for
kindness and sympathy shown at the
time of their recent .bereavement.
Mra McMtarran's. Jiavenile.Band.ap
pearS to be about the moat poPulau
organization in town,. The boys are
getting abeut all the" e.ngageinerits
they an attend to, and,hayinga firie
71104:_storieh,....of_the
4th. 'Con.. Kinioss. left IOC week for
Sault Ste. Igaries Mich...to visit Mos.
Roache's• ,sister,. Mrs. MacDonald;
who has been seriously' ill for aothe
'time. •. ,
•Mrs. Wm. Wilson and slaughters.
Renasfrom •Airnsat Mae., are viditing'
her. sisters Mrs :Fred -MacDonald
and Mrs. -.L Forster. Mrs. Wilson
hassbeen away from this part fer _2_9
DEATR OF DR. H. 'A. STEWART
Word was, received here on Mon-
day Of the death of Lr. Harry- A.
Stewart; of Saskatoon. a former
Kinloss boy. ,Dr. Stewart died at.
the Mayo Hospital, Rochester, Minn.
on June 8th, after, undergoing an op-
eration for stomach trouble a -few
days before. The 'remains were
brought here for interment in the
:family plat in Kinloss Cemetery..
The funeral will be held this (Thurs-
day) ,afternoon on swerve': of • the
noon train,. The . local= _Masonic
Lodge wiI1 have Charge of the °Wee -
sages; Dr. Peter Stewart.' a brother
'of the deceased, has come east to
look after funeral arrangements..
The late Dr, Stewart was a Mem-
ber of the well known family Of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Angds Stewart,
for many years residents Of the
Boundary a few miles east of Luck-
nbw. After graduating in medicine
'he and .his brother, Peter, went to
Saskatoon (Where they have since
carried on 'a very succosful prac-
tice. s During the .war, 'Dr. Harry
served for a nuntber of years with
the arms- in France, and he had not
enjoyed good health since his return.
A: few Weeks . ago he started on
trip with a friend to British Colum:
bia, and while there he suffered a
severe hemorrhage of the stomach.
Following this he went to Rochester
for treatnlent He was about - .60
years of age. and unmarried.
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"114 virgnIAN Gpip SENT"
• ' A: Clean; Strong Pietere,
The .story .of a girl who siccomp-
aisliad _gteaksthiriga-through -sheer-
will pOwer, Who fought men without
.considering the handicap of: sex, is
told inthe new Selznick Special
"The Woman God Sent," Which will
be shown Tuesday, Jpna 21st;.,at :the
familY•Theatre. :•• . • '
,:Margaret'Manning defeated 'sortie'
of the shrewdest minds of the 'mini -
try 4.piair own 'game. Bora in pay-
ertas she struggles upwards, 'Over-
coming- all '' obstacles and becoming.
theleader of a great fieht in 'Wok.
ingion. • A great love spurs her on
and she never falters.. -though she
suffers from misapprehensions arid
intrigue. !.A.series of sensational in-
cidents 'culniinate in a great.victory,
with a number,• of aurpaises -for all
_concerned, mcludiag 'herself:-
-Written 'by..Soptiie'rrene Loeb and
•.directed...by..tarry--Triniblew-The-'
Woinan'•,God• Sent" .features .•• Zerie
•Keefeain role,' with Joe
KingHt!laying .opposite- as her •lover. •••
' --aaaaiatiSrias.''' •
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. T. Witts'on, of town received'
laessage' on Tuesday announcing,'
the_death_at_W-innipeg---of-- her-'uster:-
' Mrs. (Rev.) MacNabb, who passed
away on Saturdayratermeat took
•-place at Winnipeg on Monday. '
,Inecto Rapid -The_ world's great -
eat heir tint, can be seen -also the
finest -stock "of ,human hair geods and
styles -with the W. T. Pemher ex-
hibit at The Cain -Hotel.-Wednesday,
June 22.-W. T. Pentber,• 129 Yonge
St. Toronto.- - • .
We are pleased to note :that Miss
•1VIerY Connell :WAS lanong -the sues
cessfal .fourth-year students at 'Tor-
or'a. 1.11-rit.6.cata-7 hist _week.
Asttending • the graduatiop exercises,
and .is now entitled towrite "B.A."
after h • - •
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The u e will hold
their -summit meetings in Carnegie
Hill on June 20* at 2.30 -pan: Our
summer sspeaker, Mrs '.J.; Patterson,
will give an address': Mrs. Patterson
comes to us highly recommended and
-no 'doubt a treat is instorefor these
Who find it convenient to attend-, .-A
good program • is .being prepared.
-Lunchawillabe-=servedr-WilLihessladW
please' bring sandwich. and NIkri.
• alvei7bosly •weicome.-aSec'v.
IN MEMORIAM •
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The Members of •Lucknow Lodge,
No. 112, 10.0.F., will attend divine,
worship in South Killion Church. on
Sunday morning. June 19th, in mem-
ory of those whohave - crossed the
silent river during the -past year,
-and especially -those= who Le -beneath
the poppies- Flanders -Fields 'All-
'Odafellowe are-earneAtlf reciiieSted'
itli-it-tirid:---'rhey will meet in their
lodge room not latet than 10 o'clock.
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.1101,YROOD' -
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Will hold their annual eateen tarty
in Ackertai Orchard on June 23rd.
A •good progrion by.. home and outs
side talent will be given. MeMorran's
Brass •Band, Lneknow, will ftirnish
musk. Teams from Salem ant:Holy-
rood will. give 'an exhibition of base-
ball at 5 ,o'clock. SePPer front 6 to,
8 o'clock. Admission 35e and 25c.
Proceeds will go to the Soldiers'
Memorial. fund. ••
Nttncs
• Partto having milk bottle's, please
return some soon as Ooseible oltknr
to the shop or dolly**. i•
Puttoth
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;ASHFIELD,a1SIOTES - • -
a kids 'Margaret MaaNairaas *Nil is
teaching at Kipper', anent the: week-
• end With leranarentsat. laurierRev Win asss
Mathieson,
rothers at Lachalsh,
has returned !to. Chesley
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Lloard Robb. iebstek. to s ont a
Arriberley after apendizig two Weeks
with friends,at -T.O,swatera • -
Mrs. Gilmour, Sr.. Went to Detroit
last Week where she underwent an
operation on her eyes, Friends,.Will
be pleased te knew Wit 'she came
tbropgh the oaeratitai all *right • -
• -4_12;-,-IVIA-cLeOdoclialih,l'iihW-
•recently underwent an operation ,for
appendicitis, MI__ the'. .wair .to
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-Tuesday; June 14.
people took n- the nooniightexir-,
ion: at, Gederich.
--MET-Jelin711/1aftea ' and daughter,
re visitingthejicoujn,11BerstMurray, R, olff'.13-D7.14:Er9:-.
lurray
Rea..',Tohn•Iittle. of Rockwood so
'ev. Mr. ;Tones of Belpra-ve; were vis -
era at the manse. on -Monday. •
Mr: an -d. Mrs. Hyde, ..Perey• and,
Amid. and _Mrs:Earl Cranatonaand
aby 'Ronald motored to . 'Wiliew
reek , on Sunday . to .visit Mr. -Jos:
yde. •
Mr.sand Mxt. McDonald and farnily•
f Westford s were. visitor's , in Out
ri ay of -hist wk'
= Missed Mable WOods and Madeline
,a!11treilt..1‘ ate kirgM
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' BASEBALL
Lucknow played three gani4§.' . in
the, Senior League series' during the
week. A game at Lochalsh with •the
Lochalsh" teaps resulted in a ,acare of
10-2 in •favor of Lucknow.as
,Lueknosa and -Wine/are teams' naet
twice.' At Winglatin •on June. 8th,, a
very 'goo4 game.'plavd in ,the '.nrost
friendly spirit, resulted in a. sore of
,.74.fOr,Wiagherns The return. genre
was 'played th • Calekionin,'Park.:Tuesa
daysevening. •1t was -keehly. center -a-,
ed, throtsghont. and Most en tertainin g•
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to the ‘' fans. • . • Eerly. in the • grime:
-Wingham ran -up-a. score of 5, but• -
got • no further, . Two Luelinow nien..
crossed the plate and later R. Johns-
ton Added 'another to the -score, and
thus of the
at the finish --5:3
favor of the visitors who Are ,playing
very good' ball this •season.. The Kincardine tearn willbe here
this (Thursday) afternoon when a
snappy _game. may he harked 'far, .a's
the aearns, are .keen
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• TALL SPRING GRAIN -
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The frequent showers of the past
month has. rekilted- a remarkable
growth of hay and speing grain in
eerts where drOwning out did net re-
sult froth an oversupplysef Moisture.
As an illustration of this, Mr. Hugh
Lane. of hear Kinlough, exhibited at
our office ;on Monday stalks of oats
measuring three feet and„aix inches
tell. s He says thereis a great deal
of his field of this quality. .There 'is,
Of course. no sign of .hoesling out yet.
R01JB-4-111eNAIN.
A .very -quiet wedding Was s,olent-:
nized at the: Ashfield. Manse. on Wed.:
-.Tune 8th, At 9 •a.m., when Mary, .lane,_
eicleit daughter of Mr,- and. Mrs,
'Samuel 'McNeill, was .united::in ,holy
bonder•of njatrimony to Wesley C.
Robb-, 'of Ashfield.•• The Rev.. .J. S.
Following,the.•cess„
.ereony the .Wedding .Patay ..retnread.
be the lenge •of. the bride,'sapareets,
where-, they partook of a sunintatuus
dinner..., The yOupg co.urites metered
-G6dericiss. 'taking the••.'afternoolr,.
train for a trip te'Teree•to,' Feta W4-
• other Western
points. • On. their retort' they ••re -
'side on •the _groom's farm ;•et. Loch.;
alsh. They have the .good wishea of
their ,friendS, • . for 6 • buppY, Married
.life.,
• MacKINNON_-MURjy.
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A very pretty ;wedding- was sol-
ernnized at the Church of theSaered
Heart,• Teeswater, 'on' June 8th., by'.
the„Rev.. Fr. Flahaven, betwe,eri
Elizabeth Murray, AA:tighter. of . Mr.
And "Mrs. Peter"Mutray, of Wsstferd.
and. Mr. Arehie" MacKinnon, of. noes
•Langside. ! The 'charming 'bride•ayas
beautifully gowned in PassY XilIo
Taffeta with. an Italian. veil caught
with orange blossoms., and .she car-
ried. a shower hoariest of pink .Killar-
aey• 'roses.' Miss Ruth MacKinnon,
sister of the geoems -attended a thc
bride, Wearing a gown ofsoeehid. or-
gandy with laitteteup trimming ano
hat tb friaah. She' carried. a .bequet
,of-swea peas.. Mrs Alphonse Mer.
ray supported. the groom': Afteratht
;marriage. -ceremony the britrear. Par.
eras.- gave" a dinner at their liame;•
.0nly a few : of near aelationa 'wets
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CHURCH NEWS -- • nresent ;NTT% Th. 1.
' Methodist Church -The 'pastor will
conduct • the serviees mernieg and
evening.. n the evening Mr, .D., c:
Titalor 'Will. speak on "What -I,saw•
and 'heard at the Conference,"
The recent, Conference at Londoe
, the largest on record held .there,
.there s being pearly poo delegates.
present., • •• . • • ' , •. •
• •AnniersarY. services •w.ill be held
nt Langshie presbyter -fan Chutch on .
Sunday, June 19. ..Services at 11 :
and 7' pm: The Rea., 'C. N. alacken-
zie, of ,Kinlo,agh. .will conduet' both'
Preshyterian, church-4be 'Sabbath
School will meet -at 10 ram corh-
snencipg .nest Sabbath -and -continu- •
ing until the end �f Seritember, when
..it will revert to the afternoon hour
!, is • bayed ' that the parents. will en-, 1
• deavor to. have the ehildren Cut -fess:,
iO sharp- ' • -
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The anniversary services held. at °
East Ashfield Church last. Sunda s
waavored ,delightful day A
and record -congregations were. pres-
ent morning and eyeningThey_it ie
deriglited-to-ICearllieir former paat
sirearr.laffin naw: Roakwood,
The °choir' from St. Helena Church_
assisted. in -::theaseraites'of song in a
Way that was highly. apptecieted,
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s lEIELENS
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icft. the, 'afternoon -train
-Arm. - Those. from a stlistanses Who •
tended sDonevai.
and. son, of ;ChiCager;.,•MiSs E. -Dchies
vaa, • of:, Ca; isaiab ; and '11.1.rS. •Jasi
Taalar •and ' •-daagliter, 'of .Chas
,ago; Mr. arid Mrs, .Ceos Carsensiocn and .
daughter,' arf,Detrojts Mi.
Elizabeths alert -ay; -Of 'Toronto;Mi
.Margaret'..:Murray,., Toronto: •*Mis„..-
.J.ean :•,of
AlisseSFlorenee7. and Betty -.1‘,Igeltir:
non,. qt! fietrolt.. • s
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' 'FINNIGAN-4MA )117,EY • •
'A quiet but pretty.„:werlding wa;
ioletimized . at_ the home' of 2.‘11r.- an
Mrs:•Ceo.•Tysanile'y. Adfffield, ;Sets
urday. 'June .11th, when. their only
slaughter, Retas .Merle; -.became- '
,bride of M. Raymond Ira -G Finni•
gams s youngest; .serri of-alia• and tha.„
atesSira. Hugh Finnrgan, Crewe.
Resa'• Capelanda_RA..as cal ei ated,
he bride •entered`ihe:
n. the . -a-rrn of -her-gather to.' tie'
trains •of .Lolienscha'S. -Wedding'
larch; played by 'Miss • Geatiaide :aft
ef 'llenmillet: The ceremora
was, performed. undea ail arelfssey-s
ergreens- -trimmed. withsassisitesat
and su rin ou ted with a Wedding . be
The lopked char -Ming', :in a
gown - of ivory silk. georgett-O• crepc
with bugle a‘nd onalescent:bead trim-
ming and over$kiYt•: of '010i -did -eyed.
net and wore a-bridal.-vcil ot•silk net
held in Place by a shah:doe of aillieas
Of the svalley, .andsl.alie 6,arrWr
•`.-SlioWr bpquet of ofinelia roses MI6
±nraidert hair, fern..:- alias Crertsrde.
• Finnisratic_aiece,..!-of
.as r•la-':;bearer. 7,:;while 'Miss :Iwo,
TWainley:: 'niece, of .the.: bride thatle.' a
--dabitys- ; floWer Aftei
hearty C'Ongratulatimir
-Were -,1Flyiteil 7 Eta' -the dining. mai
where a dainty. ..seediliaas •dejeuner,
.was• Served,- 'the table. :being sheetitis
the • Occardiem 'are -
health of „the groom Was,'
proposed and :fittingly reSnonded to,
after:-whiels=aft. and Mtss
-left •.by :riiptor. for Lug amias
. illowers tif confetti and
from: tffiri mauy:fi'ienqs, for a hen ;
ehno_an. trip :to.--Lenaopslirronte and
Niagar, 'atlas 'bride ' travelling • in a
-nasiassseage ssatit -1-1S-Clija-t. -
On, their return the young'coUple' 'WM
. 1444ti--)3/4.4riCb4 141;11r4'-rietr
•-'••"7---7=7.!aals'ea'aa-s-,7asa
visiting•'at James 'Wilkis,e'Amber- -a
lea. . '
'Mier Isabel , Walkers, of Detroit is at
spending her vacation with her -,.
tnicfe at Lithrier.
Mrs. Ceter. of Lucknow, is sPend-.
' ing, A couple of weeks -with Barbara --
b
ueglass. at Laurier. , t
Miss Mary 11/fervor, of Clinton u
Business College,' • is aspending her '''''
-Leiclation With- her Parents near Kin-. 0
Mr.-Sam--Bradleys- of-Toronte;
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• spending a few. holidays with his
parerits at Laurier. -
..ses-saattsalitissalasatatatsalr-Ore-iffir ""sv
FOniiik..Theare.LUCKNOW
FRIDAY, JUNE .476.•
ROBERT WARWICK,
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ciTV':OE. IKASE,Sr
:SATtRDAY, ,J.1.71sIE
CARMEL. MYRES
"FOLLY'S TRAIL"
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TI/ESDAY, JUNE 21st :',•
• .(SELZNICK. SPECIAL.
•"TBE WOMAN GOD. SENT"
Reduced Admission
Adults 20c; • Children 10..
--o-ao--o-tra-o.-oL.0 6 o o
o EVEityBODY'S COLUMN. o
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MONZ:ti mor ages •
end' notes, at reasonable 'rates.
Fire Insurance, both-. stock, and
...Mutual: Gan.; Pan las: Conveyancing ,
done -with neatness and despatch. *
.Geo.,a Sadall, Broker. Lecknow.
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DR. PARKER.; OSTEOPATH, at: the• -
• Cain 'House, Lucknow, every Wed-,
aread.ay afteamoon. •All chronic 'die -
eases, 'successfully" treated.. Osteo-
path ' •
pathy removes the physical causes
;diiease... Adjustment of the
' spine as mer6 quiclily secured and
with ' fewer treatments by • Osteo-
pathy, than by ' aria Other method. '
lalICKNOW- PIPE BAND= Open
tor engagements.. •.ata Celebrations, ,
Garden Parties and Lawn aSeciale:-
Ea, Aitchison; Sec's. .19-9-tf.
VETEI/INARY SURGEON.- Dr..
Ws. J.: . Ripley; • Phone '' 03.
'night Or sdey....stf.
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IMITPA,-. paid for poultry,
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and junk. -A; Groskopf. sasassasss
. I*'01is, SALE4Eraine : &Welling : en-
Hnaaeoloo:_ek erp.,Sat.i,tLinek.neW;
.d."-esirixs...A1.°6"L
to.;G-111.01fillaii • • - •
. . . . •. 01-S7'
• ...
aa- - •
Rmt.;S:ALE-Gooil frame dwelling
with steble-s-praperty of -Jake Libels,
Price and terini reaaorieble,. -Ape'
•
to G: A. Siddall. • . ''= 16;6-125
•
-:"Aleassalamesaeses_...171a,:kaatektiow. '-•
„olt bulls 18 Morithold. Apaly to
•
e -
....i:762B34._S134:LE.. 2, registered Short-
h-
----ag—es•fu.11 of en' erga7-:av.hts woirld
---....,--s - •
_,FORL-SA-L-EL-First • '.:-..-:-Giess- a
•Eas•ins-la*iee--;:anci -tering '''.reasonable.'-
Apply' -to •Mr. Joh .nxtibie; R. L, :
She:pea:idiots -Ont.. ... ''., • -14-1.5.,, _
• • ! .• _. .
ED -A
:-. , znau. YOung or :nada
iile, WANT
like-to:_iqcreaSe his...incothe in his. 1---,=
spare time. ' If you ,are - the .rnarsts -
wyite, lio.x...7.1.4ti.claiew-.--: •7-7.7.,,,p,_
' HEIFER ASTRAIT,Lcaine•-•"te tin:as:. '
Premises ofathesunderslairetlaectet- 47;77' -
.Con. l.., Kinloss, 'about May 15.,•1921s '
.a0.1.villeiolfre., I-1.11as; nini4ayr.fe.nAt/albl,..t.n.-o--..illitc4.;%;-4.11l1-.:-
j•GiiiiitEa5:16ai
1,7'fit5tiffirl.,•;-,--elb--='rens%.7,15ohn 1. •
' gladuation• exams.
... Miss W. Rutherford'. is hoar°. from'
Mitchell for a., week' before 'going to
., Toronto to mark eaaniination papers,
Don't ,forget • the garden party
, ErfdaLaestening.....-EVerybedy come
and enjoy .a good time.
• Mr. and, Mrs. Lavis and sons will
leave here.on Thursday and will sail
by -the steainer` Scandinavian
'fpr
Southampton„ England •on Friday.
We are sorry to lose the famila from.
our -neighborhood, •iihd hope that af-
ter seeing their home country_ for a
is visiting with her parents's-Mr. -and
Mrs. R. Drarinen, ,neat Kintail.'
Mr A C. Mackenzie, of Langaide-,
called on, friends at Amberley Iast
*eek
Tfliron'Township. is Spendingpart of
this .week at Wesley Roth's. • Loch-
alsh. • •, ' s
-"Tank Murray.' of Caltiniet,
is visiting with his brother John, of
Paramount He will remain for e
couple of months •
Mn. and Mrs. Geo • D Stockhant of
;Detroit, are -Visiting At Mis^.--S-fo'ck-
-ham's-former-Wane tit -Paramount
'iMi.ssA,Jean Johnston
trOit spending a few days with her
parents at Hemlock City.
Mark Gardiler, who has beerLup at
Cochrine the -past month,- ib -back to
Zion for the summer.
Mrs. Alex Mackenzie, of Lochalsh;'
r15 ViSitilagf-4111COS-7--111 Detraits thia
week. ' 7
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas reyns.,'of
Detroit, are visiting with Mt. arid
Mrs. Wm. Kempeon.
Mrs. Harvey Mack: 'and Mr. J.
fIllackendriek, of Detroit, are visiting
their brother, Mr, 'Jes,,Mackendriek,
Lochalsh.. ••
LANGSIDE, GARDEN PARTY
• The amnia' garden party of the
Langside Presbyterian Congregation
Will be held in relater G. Moffat%
Orchard, on Tuesday; June 28th.
; There will be the usual 'splendid lints.
nee -with etrawberriot end dream, fol.
lowed by an entotaining Prosrm
140414 4001 1010140425of
-
. AA
• saertstaifie they -WilrretatiCtia--0-iii::"
•
1
At The Rangesa-aFirst_shooting-t-OV-
the Dominion Government sa/ver was.
done at 'the local range on Wednes-
day of last week.' Scores made at
600 yds. out of a POSsible,50 Were: as..
follows: Will ,Webster 46, Wallace
A. Miller 45, •Ja D. Anderson 42, Geo.
Stewart .42a -Harris, Pardon
11, Wil-
san Woods .10. dos. Aitchisoh`40,
Ei-
nwr Purdon 40, Ws I. Mi11grj9, L. 0:
Webster 38, 'Jno. Webster 36, cliir
Murray 36„ At 600 yds, out of a
'passible 25; Joe Anderson 24, W. A.
Miller.23, Geo. Stewart 22. E.Purdon
21, W. I. Miller 207, W.- A. Webster.
17, Harris Purdori 17, Jho. Webster
15, L. 0, Webster 15, Cliff Murray 15
Jas. Aitchison 11,
_
• NOT1.CE
The Lucknow Lodge, A.P. is A.M.,
will attend divine service at the Ang-
lican Chureh..tucknow, on Sunday
evga June 19, at 7 'o'clock. Broth.
ren.kindly be at the lodgo room no
Iger than OM o'clock, '
•i".4; ttt. .1.
,p •
•
,
„
••• WM.S. MEETING
Thenionth1y'iijeetj.the Preas
byteriaii7,1,V;M.S.1 was +cid on June
' 1st.. alrs..111acCallum presided. , The
••,e'signation of Miss:Barbour as .pres-
ideht. of the MiaSien Band was ac-
cepted with regret as she Was an ef
Adept' .WOrker: Mrs. saitcheson ,and
,A,icLeod: ports of tilt
Presbyterial meeting held 'at DVS-
-Water,: • A; trio' -by'. Mrs. TGordoil'. Myr'
'Misses,' Rena 'firr(1
Much , The „meats meets:,
held -June 29th instead pf
Jula 6th. •'• •
•:
• M.V.ItiEly •
Oii
Sth, •at I.ii.0 home..of the
.bride's sister. the in 'Allendale,-
.1ra:the Rev.W. .1. Wati, Aerie
Matua's&onti (laughter -Of 1 r.\•rh
Barbour, of Isieknow, to J. Henry'
MeCleneghan, 'of Beier:Aye. •
01
FOURTH CON., KINLOSS •
„ s •
,MacDonald,•.; whd • is
with the General Motors, Corporation
Detroit, Mich., sperii.: a couple of
days last week with- his tinele, Mr,
'Angus MacDonald, .of the 4th Cans
Kinloss. 'It was his first v=isit to this
Part,- buthe assured his friends it
would' not be his last. There are
many 044410M -here. for. young
MOIL- •
!:
sasa
'
W.AXI*D-A ,few student nursess
•
Apply to the City of .Stratford , Gen-
eral Inspire]; Stratferd, Ontario.
A
FOR , SALE-Comfortabelhatide
with one„acre' of land, located north
of %LP. depot. Very reasonable.; .
for quick' tale, ak'oWner is .moving .
-away; Apply -Mrs. Alesy
sR-.R.aa;-:-Lifeknotai. - • • .19-5-tt
'-FOR :. SA:LE.--aFiae-roani, Frame'
. .
...House, good cellar,' large woodshed,
:barn, cement tiled well, , and about.
orio.:,4em of land, s .linme-diate/pesses•:'' -
aieu.4sRelit.
Johnston..... :5-54f,•• =
' The annuat, meeting of the Huron .
, County' 'Breeders' Associstion will be
.,lield in the'Town Hall,, Winghani; on -,
.Satiircitiy; June 18th, at 2 pan. Pcof:,'•
G. M. Day, secretary of the Canadian ,
.Shorthorn AWsociation,, will be, pres- •„
Alt- and- give' an ;actress. ' It IS . also
llotled , to have II. I). Smith, • . of 'the
' Canaditm rIereitord Association, pres-
ent.' Members and all interested in
isotires-bretisseattle-sate invited acs at-.
tendas-S.. n. Stothers,,Se'c. Itirron .co. : •
Breeders' Assbeciation.--,-164..
Tilt • LocAi, hiARRET
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