The Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-11-10, Page 114,41.
$3061 PER YEAICIN,ADVANam;
$20'0TEERIVISE.,
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Car NO„ .1' f:eed. Oats
FORSAL
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.Also :Com & Oat- chop
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o LOCAL AND• GENERAL
1
O 0000e'oosoce
Mr. Ernie htilison• woe up from
Hamilton for Thanksgiving. •
.• •Mr. Stanley Burns was home front
London, for the 'recent holiday. ;.
G. ,Johaitone yment the
week -end with friends
'Mrs. Glennie and her niece, ifiss
Gill, spent Thanksgiving with Tbrone
to friends. -
Mr. Steele Mackenzie, of the Kit-
chener school staff, ,was home ,for
Thanksgiving. • '
, Miss Pearl Iewin and her. brother,
' Alvin, Were home from Toronto for
,A1V E. Treledven the week -end.
:Mr Clarence MacDonald' of The
Signal Staff, .Qoderich, is spending
the week with his mother in town.
Missies Mary Aiteheson end Mae
Davison visited with Mrs. (Lt. Cot)
Emmerton, Kincardine, a day last
week:, •
•4 meeting in the intereits of the
U. F. 0. candidate in Smith -.13race,
was held in th4. Town Hall on Wed-
nesday evening; .
. Miss Welsh of• Pine River, was a
week -end guest of Miss M. J. Mur-
ray. She contributed a sqlo to the
Sunday, evening service' in the Pres-
byterian Church. . .
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o EVERYBODY'S COLUMN 0
- 1
o7-0-4?
. Cash paid for hides and sheep-
skins, at the Tannery, leucknow.-S.
Robertson, • 10-11-p.
VETERINARY SUEGEON.,...-Dr.
W; J. Keleher, Ripley; Phone .68,
night or day.-tf.
MONEY TO LOAN tin mortgages'
• And notes at. reasonable rates.
' Fire Insuyance, • both stock and
Mutual. QomPanies. Conveyancing
• done with neatness and" despatch.
(eo. A. Siddalt, Brokere Locknow.
• .• .
DR:PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at the
• Gain Hoese;.Lucknew, every.,. Wed
nesday afternoon: All elirenie dis-
eases successfully heated. testece.
' pathy. removes tne physical 'causes
.'disease. 4.djustrneat .of the
spinejs more Quickly secured And
with•tewer trct(tments .byl Osteo-
pathy than. by any other method.
' Toronto prices paid for all kinds of
PoUltry. ,
9-6-tf A. Grbspopf, Lucknine.
MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
• 'COMPANY ,,OF CANADA ...
AsIc. about our participating„Pahl_ Up:
. Policy. • • •
"T*- h
.. W.' T. BOOTH', * mg am, gent..
In-Lucknow ever' yeVedneedal alt. day
•
Player -Piano For Sale.- Splendid
instrument, with Over fifty.. rolls of
meek, and bench. Information sit The
Sentinel Office. .
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•
•
. Card of Thanks. -Mr, • 'mid Mrs','
John Spindler wish to thank the
friends and neighbors who,: showed -
kindness and syMpathy :at the time
of their recent bereavement; . •
'The I. O. 02 F., Lucknow; Wye
Withdrawn their .regular meeting for
VrIday eveningethis week ort aceount"
of the.meeting in the -Town Hall,
' 'AUCTION BALE
• Feeding Cattle
Cain House barn.
urdaer November
• at 2t o'clock. 20,
• steers. red and
steers; 5 Springer
-ktiown_itt sale._ .
and. Cower at the
• Lucknowe on Sat-
goennencing
First-class' feeding
meet 8! yearling
cows Terns made
• , '
WEDDING 'BELLS
•
.Freeman -Adair
A•qUiet wedding was -sidemnized at
the home Of.14r., and Mrs. J. Wesley
ioynt on Thanksgiving Day, at four
o'clock, when ;Miss Marion .Adair, of
Vancouver; MC., became the, bride Of
Dr, -W,- P.. Freeman, of Listowel,
brotherof Mri i t, and eldest Ben
of Mr and rs. F. Freeman, of
Lucknow. The nuptial- khet was tied
by the Rev. R. Fulton Irwin in the
J)reaenee of a few immediate friends.
Later • in the :.evening Dr: and Mrs.
Freeinan left. by motor for their
home in Idistowel.
Boulding-Ackeit
(Saskatoon Daily Star) •-
• .At high 'noon on Baturday,:October
29, a pretty wedding was solemnized
at the home of Mrs;B BeYnon, 716
Albert Street, ,conein of the' bride,
when Miss Emma Katharine Ackert,
secOnd -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. • Ackert ,of Luckpow,', Chit:, was
United' in marriage to Mr, Charles
Wesley Bouldinge.of Victoria, B. C.
The ceremony was performed by the,
Rev. e W. Brown, pastor of Grace,
Methodist Church, in:the Preseiefe of
the immediate relations and friends.
'To the strains of the Bridal Chorus
from Lohengzin, played by.Miss Jen-
nie Beynon, the bride entered' the
drawing -room,. With her brother-in-
law, Mr, :•It, J. Harper, Of Perdue,
• Turkeys For Salee-Fortyepure-.
bred Mammoth _Bronze tukkeyde bred
from Aieelican. prize-winning stack.
` Goblets. -twenty pounds and over, $8;
under twenty pounds. .$7; Hens, 12
pounds and over, $6; Under 12 pounds
$5. Airily to W. R. Farrier. Luckrow
,I.Routa 1e.Plione_.!83 on 615 -Wingham.
17-11-p,
falIMBEti- VOle:SALE:---41eriloCk-
Iumber, cut to older. Enquire. at John
• joynt'a pffice: 27--1041,
'
FOR SALE -Stove iwood, 'short_ or
,• _long,' any _quantity deliveeed. _Apply
at Joynt'is office, Lucknow." S, •
.
FORe-SALE OR ,RENT,___-_-_e.Frante
dwelling on Havelock Ste, Iducknqw;
• six rooms, hi geed repair, large ger:
den,„Apply_la_11:_fle..MsMillan, Hen• -
ftyn, Ont. • ' 9-5-tf.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS '
• Notice is tertiby given that all per-
sonseindebted to the,estate of 'Ben,
jamin Hughes, late of the Township
of Kinloss in .the County of Bruce,
are required to, pay -Seine-to the un-
dersigned Administrator of. the'
es -
'tate and effects of the said Benjamin
Hughes. on or before the Thirty-first
day of' December, A.D; 1921.
'Allister Hughes, Administrator.
No. A, Holyrood, Ont.
In the matter of. the' 'estate" Of 'John'
• •
Adam McDonald. late of the. Town-
ship of Kinloss in Abe County of
Bruce, Yeoman. decease.l ,
Notice is hereby given that per-
sons- having any dein-18_0r_ demands
against the late John Adam McDon-
ald.who died on ?Au.' about the lithe
day of November, 1920,,at the Town-
ship of Kinloss 'lin the County of
Bruce and Province of Ontario,' are
' reqUired-to send by post prepaid or
- deliVer ta-tite -undersigned, Admin-
istraters of the estate and effects of
the said., John Adam McDonald. -their
names and addresses and full par-
ticulars in writing of their claims
etatiments.- of -their- a -dements- and
• the nature of the securities, if :arts'',
held by them, duly verified by ifilds.
;eh; * -e°
And take notice t at a r e
of--Decenzher,_ 1921,.
the said Administrators will proceed
to dietribute the assets of the Said
deceased amonk the persona entitled
thereto. having regard only to the
claims Of which they shall then have
had notice, and that the said Ad-
ministraters will not be liable for the
said .assets or tiny Part thereof to
OY-nersonee -fewhoseeditinletheer-shalt
not then have received notice." • • -
This notice is given "pursuant to
-e-the stahrbe in that 'behalf.- - --
Dated at Luchnow this Fifth day
of Novembers.A.D. 1921,
Allister Hughes,'
Annie Hughes, •
Adininistrators.
R.R. No. A. Ifolyitod, Ont..
NO girl now riarriee a Man for bet-
,. or woi•se. She Marries him for
NOTICE
• Notice- is hereby given that all per
-• indebted to the eetate of John
Adam McDonald; late of the Town-
ship:- of Kinloss in the, County of
'Bruce, are reqUiredrro ,pay Same to
• the undersigned Administrators of
thee -Testate effeetV-egeee_the• said
John Adam 'McDonald, on or before
-the -Thirty-first-day• ,of-e'Decernbere
A.D. 1921, • • --e-• '
-- le Allister Hughes,
Annie Hughes,
- • • Administrators.
.R.R. No. A, Holyrood, Ont.
who gave her in mariagel :She was
smartly dressed in her travelling Suit
of -Nubian' broadcloth, trithined With:
,beaver, the coat - opening over a lace
-
trimmed blouse Of castor charmeuse;
A becoming hat of brown panne vel-
vet completed -her 'ebstuine: Her cor-
sage was. of Ophelia roses. The bride
and bridegroom were unattended.
After the signing of "the. register,
' the evedding.litneheon Was served, the
table being 'fittingly decorated .with
shaggy: white elyysantheniuMS and
.feeee__•,s e_and- steetimers', Wbitfes-
4toonedd. from the chandeliers., The
bride's cake also occupied 4 place of
'prominence. , _
Arriong the eiiests were Mr. R. J.
Herper, and Mrs:. Harper, of :Perdue,'
the bride'd -sister, antl-Mre:HoWard
:Bouldinge-abn- of:theleidegroome„...„
Mr .• and:Irs Bouldinge lift On the
four o'clock 'train for Perdue, --where
they y.ieited relatives on their Ivey to
their' new Voine at164-.111chnietiit
Ave, Victeria-e-
. •
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
•
, .
In the matter of the estate of Ben-
, raliTu ellegtes, late of--tifei
..ship .of Witless. In the County of
..Bruce, Yeomen, deceased . •
• LETTER W• I. THE EDITOE .
Editor Sentinel,
:The death of Mr Robert. Webster,
record ed in this 'week's Sentinel, iS
painful reminder to those whe would
like to see pieseryed the early' his-
tory. of Luckribw and thetoWnships
of which,. geagraphically, it forins a
riert: . They are 'Pasekieg away, the
;pioneers who first broke ititolthe al-
most-. pethless'weiode which once CO,:
ered that fair countryside, how one
of . the most beautiful, :,as well. as
prosperous districts, in the province,
If 'am 7 not mistaken, it was Mr..
Robert Webster' whb brought the
'first, team 9f -horses into Athfield
township. What an interesting Story,
lies buried with him. Ere nierty.yeare
the last of that pioneer blind will
have passed away. It is not too .late
yet to collect a wealth of anecdote
and descriptive record of the begin-
nings of settleinentif only an histpr-
ical society could be oreanized or
::soine- person with the inclination and
• the ready pen would set himself t�
gather the material kill available.
• Cannot something be done?
Yours- tre)y,
E. S. Caswell.
torente, October e8, 1021. -
'HIGH SCHOOL LIT;
The seeond rifeethig2ol-the Literaw:
.Society Was held on Noeember, 2nd.
The ,Presiclent gave a- ehert address.
After the discussion' of thee_businees
then followed a 'quartette by -Jean
GollaneKtithleen Hill, McQrnl-
waifoIbowed
and-Margaret--MaccalluM.- This
by a debate,- subject,
csolved' thatthe-love of -fashion -
has more. inflifenee oVer, the lives of
"human beings than the love of mon-
ey" On the affirmative were Caro-
otinOireb:b 1 and :Duncsizi-litacItee, on
• the negative Mabel Wools •and, Har-
vey MitcDougall,..the affirmative win-
ringby one point The lest number
:on .the program was:a plane solo bY
Jean L n The meeting.glosedjm
singing, the: National Anthem.
• TO OBSERVE •:ARMISTICE. DAY
. , ... • ,
As'a means �f commemoratieg the
victory of the eAllies, in' the great
war, the Secretary of State has inn -
ed a request.that , on .November
the k& anniversary of the signing
of the Ariniptice; all'.business be sus-
pended for e 'Period of two mioutes•
after eleven &dock a rn'
. • •
'
o
TWO MORE FRES
• . • - • • .
The waste by fire goes on Tette
mere' buildings, a dwelling And a
.SIN4LE;COPIES, 5 CENTS--,
,
Lyclevow. scupoL utrouTiolt
• otTopER. •
• • °I
ROOM
Claps; • Eecellent-G, McDOnald,
L..'llrebsori, M. Robison,' F. Steward,
Le• N5y.tbr,7K.. 13rewri: Geoci-D: Hen -
Orson, Winnifred Arrnstrong,
Thonipeon, A, McKenzie, I, 141cMillen,
It' Firmer:, Et McLeod; 11. Flelaysozi,
M. McDonald: Faire -T. McKenzie, A,:
Wilson, R. Multin, Wilson ' Aim-
siron, T. -.Andersen, L. Webster.. :
'13 ,Class, Excellent -W. Robison,
L Levin, W. Bradley; E.• Agar"; •C,
Finlayson, R. Pinner. Good -M. Om -
sins, •E.! Baker, B. Drinkwalter, K.
Camerori, W. Taylor, D. Horne, T.
1VIcDoneld, IC, Ferris, E. •Whitby,
A Class, E eeellentee,H..., Greer, D.
Douglas, M. 'McMahon, de Johnston,
E. Solomon, J; C. Durgin,- St Gamer -
en; Good -H. Button, M. Stanley, D.
Nixen,. C, Mepary, G Purves,.E. Tay-,
lor. 'Fair -J. McAllister, M.. Bradley;
E. Eaten, P. McMillan, D. • Hollyman,
E Agar.- ° e, • .
1VIurdie, °Teacher.
Room II •
Jr, II', Exeellepte--Aian. Murdoch,
Jack Brabsop, Ada. Watson, Harold
:Johnstone, Stella Steward, •Almeda
Dneriin, Clarence Greer, Arthur •Aree
drew, Jessie Mackenzie, Evelyn
on; Jini stewart. 'men-
arY;' Margaret Dutton, Alex. Smith,
Ivy Whitby; ,Steivaet Mullin, Gra&
'Anderson.' • . 1 .
Sr. II, ExcellentLehore Robin*,
Katliariee; MacKeneie, W,Innifred
.Webster, -„CliffOrd • Webster, • Helen
MacDonald, • 'Rea Watsen, 'Margret
..hicAllisthre' 'Mary Jewitt, Arabel
Cameron, MelcolineWateene. Good -
Sheila MetLeod, Ruth Bradley, .13er-
tha Milne, Arehie MeMiltane •Mary
Brizegele,•„en Drinkwelter. Faie--Char-
lie"Webeter, Elwyn pentland.
' Nbema •ThomPlon, Teecher.
. • Room HI
Jr Class, _Exce1lentee...13i1ly_ Hendee-
barn, hi :this vicinity, )vete redecetle son, ,Marion Stewart, Good-Norinan
to ashes during the week... . ..• Wilsen, .Elizabeth Moeborialth Lrv
, A ceerespondent, who, unfertun;.- ingeton Menu,, "Winnified :Mien;
"ately;...negleeted to give his tame, •FairAlex. Andrew,".Margaret 'MC-
• tells of the edestruction, -Thursday - ire- ROblia--.:Purvese-George-PliP
_night of last/Peek, of a fine frank.' 'tier; Ciace-CoSaile ,
ereeiden-c-aeneth-e--4theiGon•eof--Kinlossei Glaser-a:eon ent-ie( Mai y Dbeg--
home' of -the -late- Mr., and Mrs: ..leho las and Rens Mael? onald) tieseJessie-
Mirelieilse,- This fire, the eorree-pon- Stewart, eGeode=-Pearl Nixon, Robert
• dent-saYs„_cenIclenet have been due AlacCallien,"Florenee 'McInnes, Gei:.
to carelessness about stove ipes. as don Fisher, Keeneth'Thoidiiibre 'Fair•
the house has net been occupied for '--'George Manne-s, pi4ii.che Pinner;
eonie. time. Quite a number fienn: the Dean McInnes, Harvey... Webster,
neighborhood were in ildeeknOw.At the °Dave ' Milne,' Cecil ' Webster;*.Lenere
political meeting; and our eorrespont.-. -Webster, Sadle-Jewitt; James Baker,
dent thinksthat. some e,yil-rninded Calvin •Blitzsteipe Wilhelmine Agar.,
,
peremetizek the oftportunitzA*brealc • -,-;.•-•etel,'• M.4-ecelbeen • Teacher -.e --
into the house jetentioallY .-er -ace." L .. • •
_ Form f .
Notice is hereby given that all per-
,ehns-having anyclaim gor demand.
.a.geinet the late Benjamin. Hughes.
who died' on Or about the 17th. day
of 'January. .1921, at the 'Township
of Kinloss in the Count* Of Brude,
and Province of Ontario, are required
to send by Post prepaid or the deliver
to the undersigned, administrator of
the estate and effects of. the said
'Benjamin' Hughes, their names' and
!addresses and full - particularshi
writing of' their claims and state -
:intents of their accounth
ts and e tat-
.ure of the securities, . any, held by
them, duly verified by'affidavit.
, And take notice that after the
Third day of December D; 1921,
the said Adminitrator will proeeed
-to 'distribute eihe- zuzscits of- the -SARI -
deceased among- the 'persons: entitled
thereto, having regard Only to the
f---WhieltelvesItal -L.:then-Amer
ha notice, and that the Said Admin.
illtrator willeaotebe-liable:foretheesaki-
assets or any s part thereof, to any
'Verson of whose claim he shall not
• then have tegeiVed notice.
This notice' is ^"Iven pursuant to,
The statute iii that behalf.,
'Dated at Lncknow this Fifth day
of November A. D. 1921. • •
Allister•Hughes, Atlininiatrater,
'77.11fARIMICk—
Hankins-Cannell.-At the 'Presby-
terian Mhnse, Luekhow, by the
Rev. MacCalluni; Noveni.
tier Oth.0 1921,,Mr. Ups: Hunh-
ing, of the Township of Thilletti
.
and Strs..Plora Cannel!. et the
likqtg roar P 11
41 1114.1..mmi
• W. M. S. THANKOFFERING
•
,..There was .a geed Attend-
ance at' the Presbyterian W., M. S.
Thankoffering Meeting Monday erten-
ing to hear the key. Duncan McLeod,
of Formosa. Jilo; McLeod .preeented.
the cause with an originality and*ef-
fectiveness not often heard, and com-
pared the lukeivarmness d the 'people,
who, have ,had.: the Go8pel for tWe
thousand years with the active en-
thusiastic service of ' the converts
from heathenism. The choir furnished
siseeitil music. The offerings amount-
ed -to nearly
;
•
VALLEY FARM"
, t
dentally -star ed t e re. e g ors
who 'gathered aboot, had hard Work
_ ;
to save the hires" where -a consider-
able euaritity bt'Veheat- and ina_Ple-
,ments-wera: stored:- -Thera: was- a:
-small- ainourit-ofe-insurance . on the
house.e „
The -ether fire refe4ed to destrOye
ed Geynor'seba.rn on. the.
12th. of West WawanOelie just south
cif LuelineweMr, Geynor, we ere told,
•was About the morning chores, using
This° is' the title of a ."Domestia
Drente" .or play. which wilt be pre-
sented in Canegie Halt .on the even-
ing of November '18th, -Friday of
next week. The play promises to be
a goodeone, and it Will be presented
eefethe_beat 1041 eictme.rt- NM:
be giveli iti the interests,. and under
the -management eetethe__Nomen's
Institete. Reserved seats on sale at
MclKim's Drug Stare are 50e., and
there will 1*, rows the, front and
in ,the gallery sold to children as rush
seats at 30o.
A play sucth as this hilaketi,otie of
the beet entertaimnents we got in the
Jinn throughout the Year, Conte .out
4111 !All/i1rlit,t,k-111.0-$1119$'.
a lantern. The lantern:was set down
and: an animal' escaping free t. box
stall, -knocked it averz..11'his started a.
fire which_ et‘s almost instantly be-
yond control; The stock
•out but a let of iMplements, and; of
course, the bulk.ef the season's.crop
were destroyed. • • ••.
8: MacKenzie, '74;M. Douglas, 20;
ThOnMson, .60; 17 :Chesnut, 62;
Lane,. 62, B Lane 60, L MeGiiiiy-
zeeme58efeW:elileideeeh, 58; Keklise
taw; 7.4-rz; d, Make, .51; .L.::Mur4:19ch
.50; L. .RObineon, ,48.; E. Alton, 4634..
Beaton, 40; 13.....0besent, gf.; A. Mae-
Douald., 28, • ."•-
, -
.9.-:-Anderien, 8:1; 1. _McQuohis,L78„.
o Robb i 50; J. Dutnin, 68; F. Swit-
zer, '68; R.,•,,,MacDouald, 67.;. J.. john-
-stoteedttel'e. Alton; 05; ,F. -MeIvore.684
S. Grant, 62;, E: Reid, Of; '.1. Hassall,
. .61; 'Me:Mitchell, 60; C. Hamilten, 56;
wles ,gotten ---A,.
-C-bleveil, • ;
• M: MacDonald, 55; C Morrison, 54;
Shackleton, i51; J. •Alaelntyree 49;
M. Machines., 48; - •••••
444.4.4444.444.4.44
FRAGRANCE
=the, aroma of
083.4
: 'betokens the pedection Of the leaf.
Famous for 50 years, Salada never '•
- varies the excellence of its quality.,
of Holly Caird, ,Kintail, recently.
• The fol] -owing teachers spent the
Thanlcseiving holidays at their re-'
sPective hoities:Chas. McGregor, Of
Kitchener; Ella Co -Wan, of plueyale;
Margaret MaeNain of Kippen• Tab-
itha•Kempton, of teeburri; Anna
Family Theatre
LIJOK1s19
FRIDAY NOV. 11
CE
•Kenzie; of Fordyce; and Isobed .1V1c- • .
Ktnziee.of Auburn.
LANES .
. •
Tuesday,•••Noveinher 8th.•
"Her Lord and flasteP"-
. °
JIMMY AUBREY
Mr, John Little captured a kite
eagle on his., filen one eight lest
Week• It is. a fele large , specimen,
'Measuring seVele feet from tip. to tip
His. Jon0 Day
SATURDAYoV
, Ni
of the wingi. The body is of e brown-
ish grey and the heed a lighter grey;
It is very. yieiou'S 'and . put hp ;a • FRANK :MAYO
•
plucky fightebefore being overcome.
.It iSe in all liklihood, the bird' whieh
escaped Teem, a lake boat at Goderr
ich a hort •titng ago. •Ae •retorted
last week,, the eagld Made an attack •
• on .a,inin aboard the ship while con*
ieg through' Lake -Superibr, and. was
caught by the second Mate.: .
•EIGHTB CON.; KINLOSS• .
" ' •
IrofidaY, November. lik
• Mr.: Deosell'.s.tatteri was hoine,:foe
ithe holiday. . • :
Normalites-,-gre .• all heading' foe•
schOofagein. • ••
A.' number. tieeeminting - -Wed-
-peedaYeeforethe_nsnal_Deller_Day Oute.
'
for 'Valrilerstoneit"-.
spending a. m-aelc. with her brother,
Mr: Richard .Baker. • „
Mr. 'Charlie CC:Ingram and ',family',
ePent 'Thanksgiving With his brother;
Isaiah Congiam, Got.. 2. .
• Mr. ..taseple -Ctriberteand Me.. and
Mrs.' Wes. • Iloree spent Saturday
-with ...-Kincardina„,feiendse....e., _ere
'• Mr and Mrd. Earl Celbert-ePeet
money is to 'be given to the teachers.,
Sunday with the latter's ..parentS,..M_r.
, with- the suggestion .° that each' Inti
and Mrs: Walter Hod -gins.'. -• :
„chasea, cat for .the school. A letter
Mf td Mi -Wes-liorne,- m ,as iead foin
• Garnet MeFalis and Mr: Darnen,--of eee w inghare Flospi
,f -r• • donation -tit -fruit -Any,-
ne wishing -to -lielp-tr. this -will -Sande
ly leave-. their : contribution at the -
Stere. A helpfuland ieuch enjoyed. .'
paper was.. given by Cumming
,ort `.!The Moral and Physical Harm. of,
.Fault-Finding";,.'Mueie. 'was given by
'Airs. -W., Re-Farriere-Lunel was
• •
The .Blazing Trail" --
.
Special Century Comedy
"Tough Luck"
•AlsO 6t1i.,.tpi§ode of
"The ging.of the Circus" .•
TUESDAY, - Noy. 14.
See. ,Special
einds.***-MisseGla a -Webb -and -Miss -
Dugas, 'and Alert Addresses by Rev':
Mr. Curathing and Mr e Well Itotheree
.1cn.d,_,4fter, save contests ,.were.en-
1
joyed, lunch was 'ervede. • . , , .
' The regular m eting of the .Wb ----i...___ •
--,
men's Institute as lelik at •Mrs. Je
B. Rutherford's Iast Thursday. It was
decided to -divide' the proceeds from '
the. School Fair lunchequally be-
tween -the; echoelee-timtelelped-,--• The-
r
;, • ,
THE HARSINGERS •
•
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C. W'ehb; t).0'; .E-Leelehatt, 87; A.
• • , Johnston, .79; p: Grant,;71; I,. Rath-
... , • 77.", 74;.: k,-Webst,pi; 71; A. gurdie,
Mention of the Harp ,Sizigers, the 69e 3; Long, 69; K. Bill, 07'; G. Hod -
quartette of young ladies .who gies;• 66;. G, Douglas, 66; P; `Agar,.
a concert in the ToWn 0411 On the 64; D. .MeRae, 64; F. Andrew, 64;
evening of „October 21, was crowded 1%:1, McLean, 64; y: meguimu, pc; m,
out last week. They are a Ohautau. ! MaeCalIum, 59; H..' Thouipsou, :,58;
qua:troupe-a- entertainers., -end as -M. Rcss, Me' R. -Thempson,--524.'R.
arnoweeed, were here under the :ape-. _Andrew, 50;.,M.:Woode, 50,. D, Mit-
pices of the :Fire Germany, Owing, ehelli „ISO; S. Durnsedl; W; .71'oyou-
to othlr attractions in town, theauth ,f17;' W. Alton, 45; J. Gotten, 44;
lence. at the Hell was pet so iaige . 11. MacDougall, 43; F. MadDiarmid,
adAt. otherwise Might:lave been; beit 42; t-Miletenieene'-'30e---,-
the program was good. Indeed, we .AA the pass -mark now required' by
haveeheard_nothing, but praise of toe, the Denertment ia pet sent ai.
tropefroni theSeeeeveheeeneeeee theteeeeseetsetre •urgedeteeeeee , studee
It was delightful, clean entertain- ents, whose stendine• below 50 per.
ment of a high order, • cent., give a -reasepable 'amount of
This wits' the trst of .a 'series of, thoe and abm
ttention to oe-work, in
five concerts to be given here by'.Order that theii monthly standing
Chautauqua troupes. The next- will , May show improvement,
be on the evening of tovember 30th, 1' EM. „Ramble Principal.
The entertainers Will be; Southland'ar •
MaietealsA*, ' son a I slur '
Old Dixie. The troupe has a line
relndat' . 4
The whole 'series is ..beink 'ret on
by the Fire Company; and the pro-
ceeds will go towards the Soldiers'
'Memorial Fund, a new. patriotic work
• Undertaken by the Company,' Season
tickets good for the Whole five con
-
darts have been sold. et $1.00."
ticket 'to any one cogeort is
PC4. e*A. 0 • ..4e'"a-
EXetere:ar: pevisitotieen'the
'Rev, hirelinclAfrs: LtMeTeViSIL
and little see' passed through; our
belt ;en route .to Ripley on Monday.
and.,Ms. Riehard, Elliett arid.
Mi . and Mis.--Alnier Ackert attended
Saerainentaleaerviees ate.tetliany-mie
Satiday. • • . • • •••
Den't: forget the Unveiling, ..ef the
Memetiel Tablet -in Ripley on Frideye
. afternoon, also •the Box ' Social given
by_the.:Le_t)..'L. the_everibig,
ST, HELENS,
• ' ' '
eTtiveday; IN'evenzber-Stle
Colitee. Clark Was- ei holiday
Visitor at Hainiiton.
":John Aitchesen.:aed Elwell Web-.
Isltreeis-ti,eaee .returned 'home fro- the
Mrs. Wellwood, of - Winghare, is.
visiting, her • daughter, Mrs, Geo,
1Vebb. • . .
'Miss . Breeve, --of--•-131;,-tli, • le on- tut
ee:tendeci‘visit with het. eephew,
W. Weathei•heeele,e- .
3Ieesrd. D. Thdd,,And Harvey Webb
are in GOderich this week as jurors
at the • - - t.:111-0 • fr-je0.4,15--'0.nci. 'will In; 8 you
in the .Niagere disirktire,...A. few so often'enjoYed your hospitality' and
from, ohr eitele. We whe have
„".Ewart MePhei:Son,- who hag been
e'leetste, ri?-eabet".....Veehec;70-alle -h-leVelrithat we cannoet
t
fi•oze Port Stanley and was the guest Y°1.1'.go withOnt some expression of )1.
bis aunt, Mrs. Arehie*Earper. last our reepeet and esteem. So we ask
you to acceptthese Chairs as an evi-
• dence of the regarein which we held
y •
ou, We hope that you may be spared
for .many ; yeats to enjoy them', and •
Lisiere you that, ns ,you are leavink
efoi---yertn-ereiv---hoteeethi-egeedew•iahes--,--e--,-;
„ . ^"a,
• •
• ago* aw..aa,,& ta,
•
, 1‘I
AS11.1411-ED...--N-OTE
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-; 1Tueaa-Y-,':'N"g'eiciti-Cr gtli.
ILorne Farri•ile has returned home
I from the West'. .'
Eh, Armatron,e, of • Rhiley, visited
! with Elliott Sandy: Lothian, for sev-
' oral' days this week.• '
i'• Art, l'rezeee of rand:ling, Miele,
iMrs. W. C. Johnstene and Mrs. Rasa
41ohpilt9nei ot Luchnow, . Were. quett4
ed at•the close, !There were 19 prea-
-Ion Monday eVeritig,.Getbheir
friends and neighbors gathered at the
Kane .of -Mr: Edward Fitzpateick,
prior to teir. eparturator t eir neve
home in Winghame Daring the even-
ing Mr. and 'Mts. 'Fitzpatriek were
presented with handsome chairs and.
the -f ollowint.addresS
• , •
Mr, tied Mrs. Fitzpatrick,
DeIatiFiswriietilhdss:in-cere regratihat we,
your frielMs-and neighbors, realize
that you; are so stem to 'leave Our .
midst, and tabreak the ties•that have'
* -
united us, 8,0 -we ,avail of -
.tIis 0 miortuuity .to express _to you .,
the esteem in ,whieh e-ou are held in
this commenety. • During the years
that 'have, voiee end gone, e have
always
'""i good good neighlibra and
i,Robert ''eQuillin,'until te.lentiy of
the Sterlitoz Benk staf't et. Bay,field,
was, home for the holiday.' Ile .has
been melecieteeethe Dungitrinoti Bank.
ThIn :sgiving. - V!;31 ters 'at "Ifieri
,
et-
friends .in this corn-
hemes here in..luded:•-•1‘lisses W. D. of Your 'InatlY
Rutherford, Winnifred Woods, Clara- atualV-Iv a w'r:n"--fullaw
Woods, Dorothy ,Weblee, Caroline
Webb .and Mabel.Woods.
As a result Of the Hallowe'en So-.
eial last Tuesday evening, the Y.?.
11.0. hes e Vane Fund of some $12.
eon -o' -,ting • .4.4 in -e and. ftlen4s.-
strumentat music by Wish L. rtother? I aotc. McRoberts, P. 11. Murray• *
Lord and, `W,' Rutherford,. read? Chas. Durnins aitd 41.4 Pavtdon
Ile*,
saying "Good-bye' to yon, we do not ,
forget the girls, but wish for you all ,
God's riehest blessings through
lone end 'happy life.
. in behalf of .the