The Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-06-30, Page 14
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852,00 PER, YEAR IN ADVANCE; „$2,50 OTHERWISE...
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W. E. TRELEAVEN.
APPLE' CROP .POOR
There will be no bumper 'apple
orop .in Western Ontario .this year.
° In fact. the crop will ,be away down
• • about 50 per cent' of an average or
even lower. There was a, fine,, bloom
early in the season, and a good set-
ting of the fruit; but the apples were
• no sooner..formed than 'they began to
drop•: in unusual . numbers and even
those .which remain on ••the trees are
• badly marked' so that there' will be
• few first' class apples marketed..
- Mr. Kenneth Cameron said last
week that it is very 'difficult: to ,ex-
: Plain just what the ••trouble with .the
• apple' crop is:" Careful examinatio
and study of the''blight' has, lead him
to ,the belief that 'the trouble
. to an aphis which owi is du'
• Ing to the mild.
winter, .has survived in unusual num-
. • bens., This • aphis has bored. into the
small apples, causing the.he drop
`which' occurred in June, and'disfig-
uring, t}ie. fruit •which, • re
.mems: Mr;
4;ameror thinks. however, that' 'he
will have a•few hundred barrels of
.„ . `first class. apples an a
d large : 'num-
•ber of seconds and 'thirds; but the
crop at best',will be much below av-'
erage• in quantity and quality, In
• specters say that. they find•. conditions
`much. the same throughout, the pro-
•vinee. ' ..
BELFAST -
-Tu sday; June 28.
• BL
r
.lVlaleolm' Bfc
Mari
S and sister;.
tothers:: of Lucknow, 'visited
• . • with' friends' in the' burg Sunda
=Mr. -'and Mrs. Herb' Stoth .'y,
• dau rli aye and
i, ter.. Lenorc..S•pent Sunday, with
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hackett.
Mr. and. Mrs._ Elliott
Lucknow, : spent Sunday',with. Miller,- _ r
h . . her.
- -parents °Mi. and Mrs.' SamSherw d
LUCKNOW, 'ONT., THURSDAY, 'JUNE
LOCAL AND GENERAL,'
O - ...Q: 0 0 0 0. o. o..o U.o'.
The arintial treck to. the lake shore
has. set an,•• '
The strawberry season, better. than
for some years, is over.. ,.
Coal oil reduced to 25c pear gid-•-
I,uckn ve •Hdvge, & Coal•,Co.,'
Mr .W, Q," McMillan aii- • f
d a,t:ay
have move,�, to• Henfryn :where Mr.
McMillah,�P�'hak taken over a
general
store... ti
Mrs:: J
. G. Andsrrson, spent a few
days of the past week with friends
at Port Albert. '
'Orange celebrations, will be •held
in Walkerton and at Palmerston on
the glorious 1$th this year,
'Mr. Bob McLeod,' of Moncton, .New
Brunswick, spent the week -end, at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Webster.
Coal oil and gasoline show strong
symptoms of getting back to ."nor-`
"nor-
malcy" -•---coal oil now • 25t;, gasoline
38c..
Mrs. E, Lockhart 'has : sold iter• ern -
tire lot of bees, consisting of 75 or
80 colonies; to Mr: McMillan, of the
' 4th Con..; Kinloss.
Mr. 'Dexter, of .�arantount; left,a:
basket of green peas, with a Lucknue
resident . the first.' of •this week -a
rare treat so early in .the season,•
The'orangenien of:,Lucknow
will attend divine service in the
Methodist Cuhrch on July 10th at 11
a.m. Vitsiting brethren•cordially wel-
comed. • Sermon • .by: Rev, 1 , Fulton
Irwin •
• The Rev: J. Wilber Lillico, with his
.wife and. Children, of Detroit.
are spending 'their' vacation ' with':
ars. L•illico's parents, Mr. and 141rs. •
J. Joynt.. •
•
Mrs; Donald McLennan o
the few . now one o1
pioneers left rn' Lochalsh,
visited with Mrs.. Hugh McIntosh and
other• • Lucknow friends:: a few , days
recently. ••
Mr: Duncan
Graham and• wife,- of
Detroit, and 'Miss M'i'na Grahain,, . • of
Chilliohothe;: Ohio are visiting at
their former home in''tawii, ` On
their way' up • they attended the;big
Graham picnic at� Iaondon , •
and •Mrs. Alex •Aitken,':Mrs.
Bowen, Mr.and Mrs, Robert'Hainer„
of Wallaceburg, and ° Mr. and 111.1•s,
Win.' Elliott, of 'Kincardine, were
week -end visitors ' at Robt, aaliott's
and A. Ackert's, at Holyrood,
Mr. A. E. Durnin of i:.-_
in Was -
to -ma -..on, Friday, having
turned 'from Sas just' iee
katchewan where, he -
had been. -'looking after lfis`f`armt
interests-.' lie says- that of the inai
years he has ,visited . the West ' he••
••never ' aw -crops there.More:
.
inir as_. more..promis-
Our pa 'tor o0
s .. Rev. R C Copland •
:, He 1 eves this eves
k for his ne
preached his farewell .seater Sunda.
y
+.rharre• ait-•Kirk-ton, Rev. Cosens iv
-.-.successor.. will co>'riii»ence his woe
on the cireuft on Sundaynext. k
The monthly' Meeting `of the ,W: M.
'-S:..was .-held Thursday la - '
.:-lfoni�e`�o�lVlr 7- _- _._ fit_ -at --tlie
os. Haekett. About •
• ' .75 ladies were 'nresent,:;Amon ._
�" those-.
present were Miss : 'Wellwood Our
missionary, in Carina; : Who :: is:• now
home on furlon h now
g 'S` h e vele?
ok'-
the ladles, riving an 'interesting P e tk
g talk
woh her 'work . in the foreign "fields,•
ring the meeting
...was ' t ng• ,Mrs: • Copelaaid.
presented with a beautifu .,chi'
a-
cess' Tram
e
me
of the _ __e. _o _
---..TMeetin W.M.S. . At the• close • of tG
g ice--crram-aed cake was se -
ved.by the -Hackett. ..:.: . 7,•
r.
laches
•LUCKNOW•
Prorrrotr _ -
ons from Form ,I' to Form -
IL Names in order of merit, •
,Ross McDonald jean
can' Duirnirr );circ
Switzer,' Eldon. Reid, -Clair McDou , b
;411, Myra McDonald •C a • . g
h r les Mor-
-Hook- -John Macliityrer-: Mona Mit-
dhell
aii
thm
e
( tic
), Isobel !Johnston
(arithmetic), Torn Alton, (literature)
Jalland Hassall (French).• .•
Conditional_ -roinoion=
P 1; Olive Robb
-Fiances 14ic ver nn
etta C liven._
^Malcolm Mcin es -1 ii ,.
----�.,.-Carman-Fiarriii ..
^Ransjn "Priuci a '
Pl.
:_.• Mackenzie."-At':5. ' _..
>_..._ _i
t. Lukes Hosp_
ta1.--:Abertteen,-Sotitlr '•1)ako
Sunda n� + on
• Y iorning,'..June
.Lau h1'nA.
_
0 1t don iVlackeirz,a; secorici
• • so of the late John Mackenzie,.•..
.Leh
gfaird; S`o`iSth' akI3 ot•
'a,
•
THE .GATHERING 'OF
• THE' •& RAHAMS•
Almost everybody by t1.e naive: of
�.
Graham. r
ha i, • or bd.in),. as near• descend-
ant of a Graham family, in this vic-
inity was in. London Thursday of
'last week attending a. gathering .of
the Clan Graham, • •
Sonne 860 of :.the' elan registered at
the place -of meeting and having rec.:
eived a badge . with the name 'in=
home
thereon was free to feel. at
time with, any . person hearing
• other. similar ''badge ` The fathering
tookthe form .of a picnic' '* held at
Springbank• where a• delightful boc-
sable' time was anent, Luush was
served' and: there was a varied enter-
taining. . program, speeches and music
by a kiltie band.
The idea. of such a gathering; of
iginateid a year ur mere ago with a
few .enterprising .gentlemen of the
Graham family', and since that time
much work 'has• been dpne to :•bring
about the big picnic • of last week.
While the majority of those`•;in at-
tendance 'were from Western •. Ontario`
representatives • were _there from
Many sta-tes'to• the. south,.and from
all the way across C,' ada • to; the
Pacific
•
These active in the en erprise were
so well pleased with the outcome
that `steps were- taken a .make the
gathering a periodical a air..
•
S'. HELENS-
7 -Tuesday,; June `28.., •
Bliss ..14 el1W od: who has• recently,
conte, on' furlough 'frown .China,; .'-hie,
'bean VnSitinir her' 'sister,. " jilrs •Geo.:'
• Webb:, • ••
'o:
Mr. and Mrs • Ed. McRoberts; 1
and Mr's; D0 Todd and 11r, acrd• 111t
Frank Todd: 'attended":the Van WI
--11cDoiiald marriage°° in ,M1'l rnf;h.•
on Wednesday, •:. •
Mrs, •Durnin, S'r,:'has -b. sen •
�}•:iii
her daughters. in Winghae' aiad ,L Ii
vale.• '
30, 021:
JIiGLE COPIES, 5. CENTS
ASHFIELD..NOTES.
• Mrs. ,R. T. White, of
Chica
g
o,
is with .her rhoter Mrs. 1
McLennan, Laurier.
Miss Mary Tf1Llvor, of near Kintail,
spent' a flay, last, week with 'friends
in Clinton.
Mrs:' George .Gibson, if Paramount,
-visited friends at Clinton: last weep,
'dr. and. Mrs,. D: 12, ' of
Varna,:sPent a few days with' friends
at eGroYiZi
, - ^ .
,
Missy Sadie Matheson..of Chita
is st;ending ,a few ''days. with' he!
Miss :Sadie W. McDonald, of
Lochalsh.. • - .
Mr. and' Mrs. Ruse Bissett, who
were visiting friends in Chicago,
_ahftlsh.ve`returned. to their •home 'a't Loch
•
•, Mrs. Blair,. of Tiverton;: is spend-
ing a' few days with her parents, Mr:
and Mrs. Jas. Wilkie. at Amberley.'
Mr -and ,Mrs. Wesley Robb have
returlieil£rbni'their honeymoon trip
through the.. western, provinces,` and
have settled on. the gi oom''s`far n
Lochalsh: d at
Miss Mae Mekenaie, of '("hiertgo
is
'visiting, at K. J. • McKenzie's, Isur-
M1'• 'Andy Hamilton,. of ITenfry
.called - on friends in Paramount . la
• week: ', • . ,
Mrs. Harry, •Treat anrd' family.,
Chicago; are, spending',a -month
.her. »areirts; Mr. and Ars, Jas:• John
steal, ` Laurier. ••
•
. 'Jack McKendrick, 'who w'as visi
ing his brother Jim at Lochalsh,• 1r
retarneid to.•Detroit.••
Mr. and Mrs.'`D.. IK;"•Webster, , o
Luc}.notiv, spent .a day:.;recently wit
Mrs. fa`s.. T:M1febter•.•rzf Para•nioun
Miss• ;•N'eina","' Phillips, of St. Helen.
was the guest of,Mis, Ellen Ketc•laa
baw, ,of I'a.r•ainount, a•few. days. see-
en,la
n,
st
PAYING FOR THEIR FUN
•
Three ,cases of violating the liquor
1 ivs were irre tr'
fe -
d at a Magistrate's
our •' ,
here seat .t �, al day Mr. ,t, i-
`F,� 1pf Walker:on pre: -'ie,' 1
•• • • 'IV J. Armour, of Kincardine, was.
fined 150 , and costs for being drunk
in a public . place, and another $50
and cots for •driving, ,,te�a tiautonwobile;
•while in an intoxicated,. condition:
The ufFen,;e .:occurred north of Tees-
wat
dtcr, BIr. Arniuur' having Made the
greatvnistake ; -el sleeping off his ,
„overdose of •tariglsfcivtiri„his autoiitu-
bile ion'the 'road' near•. ,the Methodist 44th
Personage. Parsonage • at Salem. It cost . him •
8138.50. .
.„„Rus'sell: Fisher was :another
cardine man to suffer^'. under the
He was. assessed $106 :and costs
all $134, for being intoxicated
Ripley on the day of the Races.'
spector White laid the charges..
David Jahnston paid $15.50 for
using abusive language to 'Constable
Pellow. of Goderieh: •
Evidently with 'Inspector White;
now..a provincial constable as well,
and Constable.Peliow about, it is as-
well to .cut `out the whiskey and bad
anfruage.
Afiother• case scheduled to Nine .u.
t. the .seine court was that of W"il
iter 1it�«'ey charged by Reeve John -
amity Theatre
,LUCKNo •
SATURDAY, 'JULY 2ilc,
•
1'RaSCILLA DEAN
•-in-
"O ;TSIDE THE r AW"
Episode of• The Diamond 4.
.�1' Queen
and: Star Comedy.
Kin• Admission ---35c and •25c
law.
, in
in
In.
1
a
ton . with intenferine. with .traflic.
of 'while on the , ways to R nley.. John=
tit stop's claim was that Howey refused
to' turn 'out and; .allow him (Johns-
; ton) ' to. pass, •though repeatedly sig-
t,Palled.' to du. so: 'fhe �bcase . did not
as. come up, the accused having made,
suitable annlc,••••. and paid e\penses•''.
t,
5,
Ii •
s .Mrs. 'Mainprize, of•••Mount :Albert";
ck • .,is •visiting with: her sister; 11rs•' D.
J. _McLennan, of • Laurier.. ,.
Mrs.' Harold. who Wasvisit:^
M; 'n'o. with her parents M
ui, r. and :flys.
Tube Ih'amien; near .Kintail,; has?
is ,til -n_rl t•i' her home at N
•Th, s't rt .eallccl • at
a hot
ed Mr..i,ndl Mr ..'`D r the home of
J, 11cLcnnan,' Laur-
ii ter, and left a fine baby:' boy -Co -
gratulatipne:• .• n
'i Mi•i and:11Trs.' K ,J. McIensie, of
s Lau•n c ; t•;,d•nt• a day With friends` in.
Wino stem.' .
lIn Jas. l"isher, of •L
.i'1 -silent "a day with her daughter,. u Irs.
I{ 1 . 1Mr,
s. • ,. t �t. Stru•thers, :of .Paramou .t' •
e
i .
•
Mr,' Hugh . Rntherford attend
*Steck ;sales. in •Salein. and .•Guelph
Tuesday arjd •IN cdries•ray.
Miss Beatrice •.Mc uilli,i'
few: dat+s' with: he ; Q• ^ .• .client
R..Iilines. i xzdnd;aot.in+,r, .Ili
S •
. Ross,. o.f. Dun; ,Tann, ii, : il• i, i•r
iding officer here ...for. the: ' Ju i
Graduation"and I'irti^aerie . L.r-anlii
thins this week. ',
. .31r. and Mrs
Jo8in`' Dyrn'„"1?a,5-r e�
�tur sed -from- •a' weeks fait with
White hunch • were recent, tiisitors `d
1„,„,' ; with --31r, an•d' Mrs Jack •Renders n all
'notored to Varna . fey. the wee.l.le•••
friend:.in' • le southern pant; iif the -
county: •
Mr; 'and :Mi:-, Robin
n,on M1t ood '-
and '►A:i•s'.:Robt .1 o s, 17
ods' -and Alv
NOItTII
NO:
SZR
IMON S
• HURON LII3EI{:1'
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NOMINATE ,1i':.ii: 1'KA
• t •I•:OIt , COMMONS
William II. ;Fraser, i:', R: 2, ,lI•orri,.'
Tovrnship; will be• the Liberal candid-
ate in•the riding •of North Huroir in
the cenii!ig .federal ek.d'tigiis,. Ily ii
majoritty • of one, •when Jt votes `'ere
ca-st on a second'. ballot, • Mr. 1 i as. r
received the 'nomination,
Hill, of:. Colborne. •To unship, gat th
•
Liberal convention held in Winghai
un' Tueedacy of lust week. ' ••
Tie convention 'was -the •lar rest tb
,c=tiic•st and the 'niu+at en'liusiasticall
.eptiiiiistie gathering •held:in that -arid
during
� the �-Mast-leearde:: Th
rf:e.. auditori'uin of tfie` : "
toy:•n hal
fil to. overflowiirf,R.�})
„•er mien ands i yomen delegates •fi;oi
Tarts' uf• the' riciinf•. .
TUESDAY, JULY .5th.
"DOROTHY. 'DALTON"
"GUILTY OF LOVE'."
and • ..
New 2 -Reel Comedy.
Admission -20c and lOc.•
•
o- o -o -o- o=o=o-o _ 0 0 0
o EVERYBODY'S 'COLUMN 4
11ON Y TO.••LOAN am 'niortgaes
and : notes- 'tit reasonable • rate's:
• Fire Insurance, both stock :and:
Mutual Companies.' '• Conveyancing
done Witli neatness' and - despatch.
(Aeo:A A; Siddall,-Broker, 'Lucknow:•
DR: PARKER, OSTEOPATH,, at the
Cain Reuse Luekno.w,
, every Wed-;
nesday afternoon. All .chronic dis
gases Successfully treated., Osteo-
pathy removes the,physical'. causes.,
of disease; . "Adjustment :of. the
spine •is more .quickly secured and:
w'ith•• fewer treatments by -Osteo,.
pally,- , tiian.by any other' method: •
i.L CI::� oe� ' pi $ BAND- Open
"for' engagements'` at• Celebrations,
r Carden Parties and Lawn Socials -
y; B: Aitchison,: See'y 19=9- •
VETERINARY 'S tJRGEON.
Cf J; Keleher,_, -Ripley;• Phone 63, •
_night: or iiay; ; if"
N.:
.
Highest .prices, paid for
. „Poultry.:....
.1.1. 'Rucltrick _=Regi..:of. A ,_ ' in
hay,_ - .mbe�•lpy,•
nn�'edl to his new fariri-at--i: `: _.. la
alcdi -• . .. och
11r _ant] -M,•
Tti17i ' 'Moore o
of Paraiiiount,: Ther eve e'_accciiii •
n icd "
pan-•
. _ . -. 4�1 :_'Iii'ss. Mallie..-z'►1ac�4•egtir` • of
31r, and .lir :`.Jiec^to • 1
i . IeGre:?or and
• 1. • , Murray. ;of Luc:an, ha
been a visitor. with her sisters,
,,_,. ..:fit;,
Stewart. Mrs.•3l:urrav and :1Irs, earn
elan; . . Hey ' n}•cict,: �Ma.s --Matt, Rad
c'lifie, returnedf. to Luean. With h
``Mr •siid`Mrs.,Salkeld.of.•
74i - Iae la.c
Mrs:, R: K- ;hiller, ,'fire'. �; a lace Mil
1 Ii]
ler and children.: Laurine :an;l Alan
visited with friends in Goderich t;n
Wednesday .. _ --
.'Friends of Mr. and. :%f's. • ••_
pleas ..,,,. S
pleased to ,learn of:fihe=s;�f _ �_._;
e aiH
• their, little •daughter,• of 'Galvesl i `'
_-lvekas,.are- Visiti:e•
n., w ithY•hi�. parents.
1TiG5 1'3,essie_Barn. :•-left'..ei,
L. nesdat o. i�noit frrenis-
. in,Hairiaton-
- -tor a few -weeks:
Dr:• John McLean . of ' Chica ro,, is •
exnec•ted home th4s,. week -fox..:
uple
ti ui-th-s=-sax-at• a.ro.
Much •si7i1
pally �s. fel-� f dei '-r 3I'
]Ie`.t 1Id: tTzirchy and fair i1 • ine
death ,of..has daughter. •Mrs -
ti
t
u otJ, •17ear .Gocfel-ich at a
• nariti� . •...ea.. y -e a
.c Iy early •a 'e�
i. She
1
•cave.
•h_
e
.a
u.
.Band
and
four i,•
Sill.
al
1
child -
r ..,
en.
• •
DIED • N
•
al of the Scandinavia on wJiiy h
and ; Mrs. Levis sailed
for 1:n
• zlaria couple of Weeks' a '
AL the •Rifle
Ranges -Following
are the scores. made at the 200 .yard
'and 804 gar( raitges 'on Wednesday -
June 22nd,
e'
t of a` possible �0 a '
h 2A
0•-••va•
iian•f, Lula on •4:. -Ell-`1l'"'D""i"�0I
OR LL
,
-John--Webster-4.r-q ` , i;^ •
, F. I'urdoni 45 't t •
clered! 'elected.:
hen-. -the : v'ute '.stili :d
Altogether-twelhc candidates' Wer
nominated • inicludi•n,_ • un( ��• i an
uii
Miss ;E1da' Hazeiwoed; of Wroxeter
'1 he.others 'Were: Hug h_Hill,. of Col,
borne Town hili :"C ai'•le:s G i i,i
r a C� Of
God erieh; B't' H I reser 'of • .Morris;
c• and lun•1.: =-:1: G-rosko
Iif= 9 T-tf
•
• FOR SALE -Frame'
,dwelling ' on .�
Havelock St,, , Luckno v; six `rooms,
In good repair,' large ',iarden._ Al.
•
7 ulijihcstone,vof Blyth; )': m. Lane, of
( odtricli,°' 4•Isaac.' •l1 thcrim-4tun, of
c'ulborne,'J.-R.-• llcXali of 1)unp•an
nun, M) G Cunn ron, h C,, of Godci-
?
71-s1'op, of' ,Brusaels
�Jolri •
:1
_1{ \a}i; of, Greys and « I3..Robcrt
' n; of ;God.ei'nch,
T l
The all•' ivitlidre3y exeepting those
named; IJfi;,rh Hill, W II. Robertson_
and .W. 11 'Fraser, -'Mr.` Robertson
•16-.-W.• G._ ilclli Ian• �' ..' 9-5-tf.
SALE First • Class • Grass .. ..
Farm, •' I?rice and terms reasonable.
App1:y"-.to.:_Mrs:_ Jonh •Gamble-.
R. 1
Sheppardtoir, Ont. 1 74,12o
FOR SALE: -McCormick
NLowei,
5 -ft. cut.In A 1 condition -Pail
Snieltzer, Lucknow. 30-6-p
WAN TED -,A iri'an;_ybung-or`mid
:rlinnniatedd. o)i 'tlie fi'r'-t: ballot:: dse. age, full of energy,., who _would'
Cl%1 O1M1' .. On the=,•second•• lir •�-Fraser'-wits d '_ like. to. ii'pr, . _. . _�_-,.� �_.
.._... __ .:. .....-_ - e � ease is income to --,his
Vii_
-Webster -44 1;.-"V('e ter_.,13 .Jc D l•' •'
.-.c I?•:.,. ,r.. .�?.n.�•Connell,:. ,., ••. .,, ..
:Anderson' 44 ;; . 31c:- il.l,n• Sr ., h aver .Lar Elliott
, C1.L f
John ..M
r., x,,;. aye., owned a partnership and •
,,.. t 4-0, Wallace Mille • .. • m.edieine. r
W til . Mc:Quilhn Jr 28 .L 11, together. ' Di_. Connell. it ]to
At'th` is a Lucknaw boY is arecent.
d
OTIC
e,Donald ,1,3, Jas. 1'><'•, .12, J.uly.'1st will ca'
Geo: Stewar tt ray on `the lilac tli t. cf
. gra
E •' e '300' yard: 'Et:, Webster 46 G uate of the Toronto Pled. 1 c' 1
.. _. , `St rt 1
The .annunil nieetin
ol'-.
g the --share
•
holders of the _Lucknow-Elevator Co:
l'id.-w►11-bo held -iii;,-theCai7r
`House, Lueknow," on Saturday Jul
2nd. -nem -=at ,t't:ree. ti flock y
F. Cain,President.
p•m.�T,
•. 30-6,
et •a 44, Jn�i, R c lyster 43 IV 11 " 'where li' h1 _ _ _ e,
d
, Jos. D Anderson 38,r. to hnow, that th t
�'hallaee. '.i'iltee. 26 .si.i.1 hes services. •Ii
1fIs:Q.uil]:ila,-Jr --}0�• ' era .haa'in;!' ofilce.:.
Our .0X -captain, Mr:. John t thes x:n i
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.has. al'•, t cbtiter; ��i the.: rl:pdersnr,'.I31c::1::•
Ica o, egQtiiilin, Srr 40' Jas,: P cysuCcessfuJ.._u ., �._.�#ldr_4f),,w1S'rll• ...s:areer�._�,d=r;}lce .;tfif3:..,:..._�.r3 i }vili berlc�tseciFortson 34 Ii aovimaii( s'urroul0f.__ ...,- pardon -.3 .. ,nO l•_ ing• c•o-- •......:_.__� �,--J... i• un�tv-.l,ase , . ,^, ._Donafcl0 clic b ..,tit of`7Duchy 'fitted up on` crd f3i,or;
ready litadet�topos�idblc's--«h:one a,•t the, 200' and 'one at tilt; 'Rfili
4(i to 45 •' '` r'
-• 1Ii._: Fias(r..'.-is- ,ono- of the best
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arnttr', in llorri4 Township'
-and he' -has always .been an 'Outs ai -
taid•
ing Liberal Twice _ h`e carried-ried..:the,
i�iTieral S•ta•n•<lai•d- iii •e•iec•tiolis'.1'.or` he-1'o'4er Hames =Wan"ted-for- - heal-'
• thy boys of 9 and 8
I''iwihcial Nouse -� years; also baby
,spare trnie.. If you are the man .4_
write Pox 256; Lucknow.' 7-7-n,•
WA1"I`ED-Agirl to do , 'officer.'.. _.
work, :. Expxerienee.•not' necessary. • • •ti
Apply at 'the Ford Garage. Lucknow,•
1/UNii ,cifet, ,Veax.•-, I4.,.,.and.3.
In__1t918 ht :iva', eleeted If -a :el, ki>tily -Ret.,.. Lt AVitalk •-years
• .etioli''ifV-a,-7.; itr. nfalority after 'be-- __ "�
ing in the fight only a week. 1919 `1 LOST= -In Lucknow, on Wednes-
.,i- n.�. 7,.d`,ai...7 ...7:..... •ti.. r..__,-'_ day, Jiirte 22, a geld -filled
]led watch and:�:
chain. ' .etinder suitably revi*aided- : -:
,Ulla,..az..:3 a3t•Tael--O flee_
ai•: turn to Jas. .'Y Young. ,Q -30-c.
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SpECIAL PROGRAM
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4Iutsicle-t
._Dean.
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Oita that brings, to light the •lives and'habits of modern crooks in
a mannei never presente'a "be fore on the screen. 'A 'picture that
yoU will want to see again sind will eilioy from etart to finish. ,
You have seen Priscilla Dean, in l'The Virgin .of Stamboul.4!
"Outside The Lie is. her gr eatest picture. • •
ADMISSION-.u.Adults 35e; Children 25c.
The' garden party: Oh the parsen.
age lawn on Friday eyening was a
Miss l":„ily Paterson and Mr. -IL-Pat-,
eriOn and faMily motored to Arthur
on Sunday and visited' with 'Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. 13uschlen.
Qiiite a' number of ;voting 'people
met on Tharaday evening' -at; the-
..Sented Miss Moyne Gillies with a
Mr. arid Mrs. Bert Breckenridge,
of' ,Ripley, visited on Saturday ;with
Miss ilettie Cottle is home at pies=
-Miss Margaret Gillies returned, te
't;va vaeation with her noel -
Mrs. D. Gillies,
Mr. Herb Pet'ypit •
up and spent Sunday, witli Mr, an,
MaeDeairld 75,..L. Rob -
,Donald -50„ K. IlacLentraii"53, G.,Fin-
Donald 65; G. Finlayion 53,2.
Primer -F. ,illaCl/neald-, 78,1n.
MacKendrick 76, Lindsay 65.. R.
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Froin Sr. III. ,to'' Jr.. TV,. IT: lie:
Weatherlread',. 31. Fob' 14. Durni
It Was _held. this' year again in
the. event has .built its • fame Were in
former years. nregrain sont•••
re„itation„. amt. :instrumental music
tmtvrtained the •crowd' until' about 11
nly address
Ashfield„ E.D.; 50 deres of standing
hay Will he ‘ffl'ered for sale by 'ouh.
lie auetion .on FridaY, July 8th at
Prop.; Gundry, Ana.
Derid Stroud will have an auction
sale of standing hay at tot •Con:
Ashfield. on Saturd'ay, July 2nd,
IIEIFElt ASTRAY -Came to the •
premises of the underSigned; Lot 47,
a heiter;. apparently one. Year old,
Owner may have same ` proving -t,';`'
FOR SA beeS ,
with one acre ef lend, located north
FOR SALE,-Pive-room, Frame .
-Hetise, good cellar, large woodshed,
barn, cement tiled .and abdut,
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lititter . 1.11 15,••1 111111 111;•125
In a Ay -election held At- :1Iedicine
Hat; Alta., June 27, to fill a vacancy
ors' teandidate von:, oht government
eandidete. by an .overwhehning,
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