The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-10-23, Page 14
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PE:104Sir'
Dr, MacLeod will ' Visit Lucknow
eVerY Tuesday ,in Dr, Connell's Office;
' Dr. McInnis., Chiropractor. of :Wine'
. • hams. will visit Cain Ilotiae., Luck-
, now, forenOons.... Tuesdays. And Fri-
days, ' commencing April 29th. also
visit the 'hotel at Dungannon sante'
days '.,early afternoon. ••
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DILPAItKER, vS'IlEOPA.',XII, it the
CainsisousS:, .Lusknow, every, Wed-
ntsday afternoon. . All chronic dia.
tsages. uccessfully streated Odteo-
, , •
path isinoVes the physical causes
• ef ' diseases Adjustment of the•
spine is. more quickly secured and
!with tevver 'treatments by. Osteo-
pathy than by ariY, other method.
Wall Papers -I have on hand the 19-
24 samples of a number of the .best
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wall -paper 'houses, and will be pleas-
ed to show them at my house, or will
take them to your residence—R. J.
Cameron, Box 174, Lucknowl:.
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MONEY TO LEND—On farm Prop-
erties at 6%.—Geo. ':A.' Siddall
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FOR SALE—A "- very • coinfortable
dwelling, in good condition —Apply
to Geo., A: Siaciali. 11-9-c
.-AVANI'ED,Girl to do gene
4 house work in a 110111d:in Luckncivia
, Apply by letter to, Inc Sentinel, or
:Phone 85,
F 0 R , S.A LE—Carrots; Parsnips,
Cabbage 'of excellent quality. •
liBloom Station ltoacl,s ucknew
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FOR SALE---Tbe-Tanners proper-
ty, Lacl-riows altso set Scales: and: box
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Pure Bred Stock. Sale: • •
(Sreat. lteouetion Adetion •Sale of
, •,
. Armstrons.'s• fani s herd. of
• 24 Scatch Short1iornss19 ales d
' 5 rilaseS, headed 'by' 4NeW .Y ea '1St,
n first prize: winner at .Toronto, Ot-
. taWa and is:olden, and ' on the West
ern ,Circuit; '4 imported .,Clydesdales;.
iegist,ereu ,......ssesLers, 18 .awes
and 12 rams. At Bowhill Farm, Lot A
Cop: 9, .041r068;, on Tnesdays Oct. ,28,
at: 1 o'clock! John ..Purvis, .auetioneer.
S. Robertson.
Car of. Salt—We have‘a car of
-sa,„t .a.00tit• nest- week in November".
Place stair.orders U 0 unio
.,•. . . • • • .
• 0c:ea:se:asses or with John Jamieson.
R R 3,-.• Lucknow, --Phones 68-
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FOR SALE—Two choice Hereford -_
Bulls or Aitken --bred steels Prices
right for 'quick. sale: Apply to Foster
.Marshall R 2,. Teeswater*Phone
• 54 r 2;. South Bruce
'AUCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM
STOCK 'ANO. IMPLEMENTS
On Tuesday Nov. 4th. bOrnmencing
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at " One .o'clock isin. -Miss- Clara.- 'Mc-
Reice, :.Executrix of ,the- estate of the
• • late John MeNeice iwill have ..an
auction saleof the estate consisting
of'-the7larmi-tots-21.---M---, 23 and 24,
' 2nd. Range South, Durham • Road,
Kinloss 'rownship, Consisting of 210
-acres, More or less, together with all
the Tasiiiissaltereir aiidsTrepleliferita -and
some household effects. .
, :Parties Wishing to look over the
'faim before dateof sale S see • or
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communicate with John W Colwell,
Holilrood,
WINS. .LAIJRALS IN coilEGg, ;
. SPQ!z.T.s
Sandy: Nicholson is IndiVidpal
Champion at Sask. 'University..
'- 1iPield Sports
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A dopy of The Saskatoon Daily
Star Of October 13,, handed to ne by
Mr. Jake Miller; features an t article
• reporting the Field Day sports at
' the University. of..8askatcliewant loc-:
• etetl at SaSkateon,
' The first thing one notices is that
Sandy Nicholson,', son of. Mr, •AleX
.Nichetson; wen the individu-
al chainnienship as air all-reunds ath-
lete, Making 24 points . when his
nearesi, cerapetitor, made only '
Referring to SandY'st:perfermances.
the Star SAYS4-41e, scored 24, PoiettSs
• corning first • in the ,220 -Yard .dSten‘i
hainine,r.
second in , the, ,100 -yard dub. ...and
• s' third in the running. broad jump.
And further on it , Says
'Nicholson,. the individual champion,
lowered three records hinieelf, In the
hainmer thro.* Nienoleon • tossed the
Weight 96 .feet 6 inches. The old re-
:, ..cord -was.smade ::by Bill ,McLeod„ and
was 95 feet 7• inches.- ,
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Nicholaon. bettered his old record
In the disena, With .a heave Of 101
feet 7, inslies.. The former mark was
99 feet 1.3 inches. •
The shot put record Was hlso bet.• '
tered; NiChOlsoribreaking his* Own
tecord with throw of 84 feet it
triCtielt, gis: old Mark' 88feet
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0 LOCAL AND GENERAL
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,Mr Will Doiiglaa• took a ear-lOad
of horses ip to :Sudlytiry,:•the T'end of
last . week.
Mr..1.1ohn-.,Button backsto-stewns
after.. spending,' 'a fe,w. week; in the
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Western' ItoVinces. '
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MO. Alex Mccarrol .Was at Olin-.
ton last week where ...she attended
the funeral of a brohter-inslaw.
;Mrs. Parker; daughter of Rev, Dr,
Perrie of Wingharn spent, the .weel
end with ber friend 1Mrs.,H: G. Sher
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riff,
Mr, and Mrs. ' Davey, of Alynaer,
Miss Beaton of London, .Miss For-
man, of ;Kincardine, were guest s of
Mrs. McMahon • over the week end
Mra. .S.; Lannonandher father Mr
Shelton:, with Mr: and Mr.S. J. Craw
ford of Ripley. were guests of Mr
and' Mrs; T: H. •Treleaven during' th
.week.
,
Mrs. W. Fcerris who was taken
Suddenly ill.,Friday Of last Week was
taken to Wingham Hospital on Sat.-
urday, :and underWent an -.operation
that ,evening She is reported .doing
Mrs.; T. ;Wesley ..Cesens • will be , at
hoine .to : her friends; :•Thursday.' .
af-
ternoon, OCtober. 3(fIth, frOm.'••3 t.O..• 7
at sthe 'Lucknow 'Methodist Parson-
zige.' '
Mrs. C. W. De Witt 9,o,sens will
sreeeive„ with , her. , • •
Lucknowl Lodger 1. 0. O. F. will
hold a seital ,'evening at the Lodge
Room ii the evening of Friday, Oct -
000131., oddfellewS, • their. ,wives or
,:ady. friends' are cordially invited:
Ladies:, Please, 'bring hinchS—Corn.
Frierids • .of, Mr. John Ackertwill.
• pe: Sbrry• to hear that he has: not
b at all. well 'for some 'weeks and
that he is this week SOnfined to 'the'
house. .His daughter Mrs. C. W.
BOnldingh' as c,aiis.e.' east from: Regina.
OBITUARY,
Nelson EOdgichleon
,On ' Wednesday, October 8th.,, a
deep gloom Pas' east over he ',cern,
Munity when wOrd was 'received
from kincarilint Hospital• ,that
ri-
Son :;4osigkineensshad-spassedaway
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from injuries receiVea in: an mite ais;
cident. The deceased • was a young
man,- only eighteen years ,of age, and.
of a' bright and cheefill• disposition
and will be greatly ,missed in • his
home and Cominnnity. He leaves to
mourn his 'parents. Mr. and ,Mrs, E
Hodgkinson of the Fourth Cences-
sien, id his brothers and
sieters,'Jc:oe'Levi, 'Henry, Mary
and Liziie. The funeral Which was
held on Saturday afternoon,. not with
standing the busy:. season was one
Of the largest ever held in the Com
nannity. The impressive 'sservice was
conducted by, Rey. R. MacCallurn of
Lucknow, .interment being In Kinloss
Cemetery. The ipall-ibearers were
school .e.orriPanions. namely, Ross
Black, iVIelvin Colling, Orville Fin-
layson, 'Floyd Strathdee, Cecil Robb
and. Don, McIver.' ,
„A yed one from us has gene,
e. voice we loved- is still,.,
A place is vacant in our 'twine,
,That never can be filled.
CHURCH N,OTES
The Presbyterian Guild
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The Missionary Committee, ,of
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, which Mrs ; W. L.. McKenzie is.eenven-
:er, arranged 'a. splendid program fel.
the ,Guild Meetingthis week. The
pregrarn.. was largely. along . tensper-
ance lines, almost, • every number
bearing ,on this. subject, yhjah is in
the limelight .at present Instead of
the usual. 'hymns', temperance num-
bere Set to a familiar tune, were -sub's
stituted. Annie McDonald tools. the
Scripture reading. Three ,young' mus-
icians. • Mary .Wilson, JesSie McKen4,
zie and „Katharine McKenzie ••gave
piano' ,selections. A" Temperance nuni-
ber by seven young boys, and Which
as partly originals is Worthy of
special mention, and also .a mission:.
ary dialogue entitled s"Tho Stupidest
Girl In School" given by a number'
Of "Make Believe" Chinese boys and
girls Miss 'Margaret Murray took
the topic, and gave a very :fine paper
on "counting the Cost." Two num,
be'rs receiving hearty. applause were
, inatrumental .• duet , • by ` Misses
D.avidsen. and MeMorran, and a voc-
al duet by Mrs. 1VIcKenzie and Mut.
-dophs a reading "An Incident of the
Crusade," . given by Mrs., Jack Sher -
riff was Much enjoyedThe Literary
committee have charge of the -next
meeting. '
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CORONE .REPORT
Mt. :and •Mrs. Jake Miller,. who for
the past month have been Visiting.
with their sons in Saskatchewan, re=
curned home last Friday. 'Mrs Miller
reports very wet 'weather in Man-
.tteba., and Eastern Sasic when he
s'eft • FaiMers Were haying a. good
cal
of difficulty in getting threshing
done, but on the whole they are fair-
ly' well off this years Owing to good
prices.
'(;.ards of Thaidia.---• We zsh through
:The 'Sentinel to thank most sin-
': eerely ' the friends .and .riteighbors
for: the nlapy, kindness shown: us in,
our recent .'sorrow : caused by .. -the
deathsef sotir sons Nelsen.
Mt'. and Mrs' E Hodgkinson• '
and jamy
BIG; SPUDS
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s It ...looks.Sas-Sthough.s.19.24-Wouldsgot.
down in history as, the . year, Of big
potatoes. Threughout. Western', -Ont-
ario the. newspapers have been, .for
some weeks Carrying announcements
Of tubers.of unusual ize...beingsuns
earthed:, Last aturday• Mr.. ROdic".
Rees of ,Lochalsh left at Our office a
big, one Which he slisscOvered vvhile
harvesting an ' unustifillY good dop
Thie, pOtatoe weighs a :trifle .over
31/s„pOiihda, 'a:dial:fa the heaviest we
have seen ie1,orted so far It is of
this Green Mountain' vatiety, . and
somewhat rough in, makeup, but *Mr.:
ROSS SayS he Could fill several.. bags.
Irani hie patch' With. fine Cintioth Tet -s
aloes Weighing •around thive pounds
each; . .
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.WHERE TO VOTE
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For the taking of the Plebiscite
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vote in Lucknow, to -day, three, poll-
ing-places...wills-be-opens-one for vot
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crs
reaiding south of • Campbell
Street and two for ' theedresicling • on'
the, •north side. .The sboOth„for the
south 'side lie in ;the sdOunkil
Chamber, Town Hall, with Mr, J. E.
'Agnew in charge as ' deputy return-
ing 'qfficer. On the north .side, One
booth, atilrbetiii Iteid's restaurant
with Mt... Fraser Paterson in 'charge
and the ' other will be in T Reid's
store, Until recently occupied as 'a
residence fams
Mr, Marshall /Graham will be in
charge. On the sporth •side tlioae
WhOtie name begins With letter s "A”:
to "L” will vete in the reatiiiirants
and thbhe , whose nOlto hoglh§ with
"M" to "Z" will vote at the store.
The polls Will Open at 8 O'clock in
the lnornipg and r.opiainel Optri Until
1,1IX Wu, aPerneen. lorttat
MOOS 40,0V•‘.ii0111:1110
-The, cerener'a jury whieli encinired
into the death of • the :late Nelson
Hodskirison brought in a verdict of
Accidental-.--Deatis-The-vvitnesses--exs
amilied all had much the same story
which was to the effect that a front
vbeel—ofs MacDonald's' 'Carst-00110Set
as the car turned into the road „after
passing , Walden's :car. Contrary to
first reports ' itcame out at the en-
quiry that young Hodgkinson was in
the, backs seat- of- the- car with Miss
Nellie MacDougall; ' and that Mae
Donald was in the front • seat' with
Mary 'MacDougall ' who Was driving.
We .understand that Miss MacDoisf
all is recovering frOrn her nijuries
but that one Pf,:...!,1Crsq°eshas,:s.ls.P.011,
adly injured.. •
THIEVES AT.: LOCHALSIt
On visiting his garage lait Sunday
morning, Mr. 'F.. D., MacLennan;
merchant 5f Lochalsh, was ssursiiisecl
to ,findthat his Ford ear had been
'stripped during •thenight of some of
its essential parts. The ,cushions Were
missing, a couple of spark -plugs had
been takeir two or the- coils- without
which a Ford won't 'work, and , all the
tools, from the tool -box
By way of compensation the thiev-
'es left in the garage a ,quantity of
Moderation League literaturei ' pre-
,.,sh in ably ',.:fOr Att. .MaeLenzian.s -edifi
'cation, ; ,Mr.. Mae • has been an out
spoken .tiirvoeate of the cn, T.•A.
The garage was locked and en-
trance was made by breaking into
the buildIng an offence which entit-
lea theperpetrators to a few Years
adjourn in, .KingstOn Penitentiary, if
they are dittoveree . and seonvioted.
The incident is another illustration
of the contenipt into which. he law
as fallen; owing to the alaelmees
of the police; dilatoriness �f the
courts and misplaced sympatlw or
law breakers /t will take, the eX-
Mriple oi k few ciawictibni followed
y it1tabIe jhII,terms t1 re-establiali
that respect for laW. and -ailthOritr
*high ill'th.gt Dnrpatfight tint
UtiLIDAY,
WEDDING ,BELLS
Ibbotson—England-
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"'A lovely wedding took place- at the
home of, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eng=
land at noon Oct. '15th,, -vvhon. their
youngest daughter, Nellie 'is Victoria
becanle, the hride, of Alexander Ib's
betSeis .of Winghai ,The marriage
service .a".vae eenduc , s,the ,Rev. C,
Cragg, of Wing -s While the
bridal party -stood. ":* .areh.
"cif evergreens and ,maiSi• • :eaves; The
bride, who -was given in ' marriage
by her 'father, looked charming in a
gown of silver 'grey satin and earried
a bouquet ofcarnations and fern. Af.2
ter the signing ofthe register the
guests sat down to borintiftil din-
ner after which . the young couple
left, On a short trio. to, Guelph anil.
ether points. On their return they
will reside in Wingham. The bride
and e•rOorn received :many ',beautiful
presents
. Cameron—Rogers
The :following account Of themar-
riage : of 'Mr. Ewalt Cameron.; and
Radial, 'Rogers is taken from,
the, Walkirton Telescope: ,
An event Of great loeal. interest
Was the marriage at half past twelve
o'clock on Wedriesay, 'October loth,'
of Miss Rachel': ,Rogers, youngest
daughter Of Mr. and. Mrs's: 6; H. Rog -
cis, sWlicerten and •Mi. 'Ewart Dryi
den otameron.,'• son Of • Mei and. Mrs'.
R. D. 'Cameron''of Lucknow . The
ceremony was , :performed at the
home of the. bride's Mu -lies the Misses.
RdetherS Victoria St., by: APV: W. H.
Burgess, B. , 'A., pastor of ,„linox
.;:hurch .; Walkerton., The room ...12Sas•
beautifully: :decorated ' with. `yellow
and mauve flowers with background
.green, the,. ceremoni.: taking place
under an arch of, similes. The bride
who was .given in marriage by her
father, Mr. C. H. Rogers,locikeelove-
ly.• And ,very charining in:a, :French
beaded' ,dress of orthid georgette
with- buds of :fuschia andsiurple•flow-
ers,. ,a silver bandeau And with ,silver
shee's , end steckings. •Her,S. bouquet
was of, Sorchide; libssoss the valley and
butterfly• rosee. MisslRuth ' Rogers;
as bridesmaid, Was ..lovely :in. honey-
dew 'georgette with gold, bandeau . and
bouquet - Of butterfly: roaes: M.'S Alvin
Cameron, of Peterbores .the green -ea
brother, was best Man; Mrs, R.
-Cameron wore a dark brown canteir
'crepe gown With lirenie 'beaded trinit
mings .andf corsage honquPt of suneep
roses. Mrs.C.. H. Rogers was in dark
blue silk Crepe- with 'bouquet Of. Am-
erican Beantv roses. Mrs. James: Ro-
gers, who played the Wedding march
wore. :pea -:sick ' blue silk Crepe ;with
bouquet Of .COlumhia roses. Only inis
Mediate relatiVea. :and a few friends...
were preset- for the :ceremony,' Af-
ter • congratulations, "tasty buffet.
luncheon was SerVe4 the awe-. ro'ciT,ii,
being . done in pink :With table ..deeer-,
ations of pink. snap -dragon, • Pink:
tulle.; and silver. A wonderful ',array,
of beautiful gifts, among these being;
aselheque from ER emplWees Ortlis
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DR OOILMIE'S 'MEETING'
• TOWN frALL WELL FILLED
SUNDAY` AFTERNOON
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wcorl.:04 ifs,BENi
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-- The.1‘0W11,11411 Was well Ailed
Sundayafterrioen when • ',Or; dermle,
interests' W,innioe.f,g_.,tgki.•;N: c.riioT
;a_tnaraddreee
Si4i7r4Itihoe,
744. '4 -.bout one half of those Present:.
Y.T,r•rOin' the countr3sniaSly'nring
come • a considerable distance: The
' audience Was 'eviClentl.Y ;keenly inter-
ested, the subject • and gave close
attention throughout
. Dr Cornie .7:who is a fluant and
pleasing, '•speaker, s(feait. with" the,
neeer.encling struggle between the
liquor , interests and' the temperance
forees and •7with the. orking of 'goi-
orpment sale in Manitoba ' '
:hr." ()Aug' 'fliatc:tO.Ultiohty 1.4;.rCalY knthn, oIrnthbuat
the effort now being , made through.
out Canada, to restore the liquor
/traffic was not a local affair nor, was
it .finanoed .wholy .by . the limier in-
lerest's of this country. It had been
recently: established that the 'cam-
paign „tO.bring about government
.control in Monitoba had beensdnan-
'oed Iargely by- wine and ',Whiskey'
'manufacturers'. .of • 'France • It ' was
busmesa ith them Th t '
, VV. They were •
in to win 'back lost ground. It was
not by. chance that they had start'
in Manitoba: It wasapiece ' of well—
calculated ,.policy. Manitoba withits
large .foreign • population Was -the
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most 'Vulnerable' pent. They Would
capture 'that *first; and "thus open , the
Way to furtheil Conquests. Nor Wouli,'
the effort stop ; with goVern,ment.,,sale
AlteOdy the 'licensed' dale of.
and beeris proposed in Manitoba as
at., 'remedy for the, bad condition's ex-
isting. under . government " sales • If
Ontario ,went over to g•Overinnent
Sale:, hefelt sure that they sdon
'would have :the open :bar in Mani-
teba, while if this province, stood
the : present 'act the ternPerars0
•ferleee iri' Manitoba and:. the ,other
Western Provinces' :Weald be .encour-'
. •
to greater effort to 'win back
the ground they ,hacl, lost,. /:'
,
'As a revenue' producer the go.Vern-
merit:sale of liouorin Manitoba.shad
been , a complete failure, and, , the
prornised lowering of taxes had not
be r ed ' he
been s 7, speaker, had:
perienc▪ e of that himself. Daring' the
year of government sale taxes on.
modest :home i Winnipeg 'had ac:t-
,ually increased eleven POrent,, and
besides the:Provincial Go4rnment is
. about to impose a', provincial ineorrie
tax ,in order to -get' needed reVenue:
There was no difficulty, in proving
that drUnkenness; an crini.e,had- in -
',creased -uncier goverrinient sale. Thz
police 'courts and the court of appeal
were so glutted With '''Work that. fie-.
,onentlY„.0ffenders...Were -convicted ':of-
hreaking the Ia again .and..7again
before' --an—ap-ima-1-•i,r the-'fi.rat"-tale-
ceuld' he heard:,
In closing Dy, Connie Pointedout
th,at„Ldrunkertness-...--always-c-in sreased
Bobbin Factory,:.Where. the •
s f clinics for obtaining iriereaded, and he solemnly
holds the PSsitien of sales: Manager.'
-Alfer-7-the'liiifell
„liquor
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reception was held 3shieb. imanv ;traffic was to flourish, there -had to
young friends teak 'advantage of to
tender their , best . wishes; Later in.
the . afernoon the happy couple left'
for an extended- motor to New
York City , and either : places. The
bride's going away attire Was
three piece , travelling, . suit of • ten:
flarnipeo cloth With ' 'brown. .squirret
trimmings and small % brown 'French
-haC•4457.,anateh':r.:02i71..,theitssietirenT•ivIrS.
and MrS. • Cameren. Will. reside .in the ,
, platform were, Rev. Mr. ala
cosy apartments in Geo D. Mac- 'and e • G 11 The R
Kay's block, Diribain . St.
MA4RIE—li°.-A0-6-1' LONDON' ' ,
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A quiet house •Westclin g, 'to -Olt 'place
at the home of,4114r, and Mrs: ',William
Arnold, Londen„ Ont., on. October 18
when, theft'sdaughter„ Blanche
Was United in Marriase to Willitjm
;RiSfrard- quinns l3S...k.1 ti,.; oni740-n,
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of Mrs. Janet, Quinn of London? The
'ceremony was 'Performed' by Rev. A.,
Thompson of Centennial Method-
ist ..Churehs.; Misa -:,Flerenee Quinn.
sister of the groom,, plasiedthe
wed-
ding who was given'
ay by her father 'wore a eade
frock of coral „Georgette crepe and
catrried butterfly roses and lilies of
the valley. Palms, and- autumn hew-
ers 'made an • atitactiVe aetting, for :-
,the Wedding; During ,the Signing Of
register Miss'. ;Edna Skinner \sang
tsUntil"sveryseffectiVely;:saceonspiessi.
.by Mita LYdia'Arnold,SiSter or,14
bride. After the ccrenion a ctaihtst.
wedding breakfast was served in the,
dining robin ,sviiich was . decorated,
with ferns and yellow chYSarithe-
witting, • Latta; Dr, and Mis. Quinn
left fOra Motet tritS. the bride trav-
an StOrld the, niaehine WAS-00Oci. ler Aon-yeart
:be drinking and' drunkenness, and
that th;re :but on, seitree .frern
Which recruits for the ar ly • of
• ar,d.drunkards.. Ids., be
suppliedit It was from the boys and
girls who. were ,grewing.
sons and 'daughters. of the men and
.ivernen of to..:day.s, ,
Reeve Johnston,' chairman. of the
4"O•c.a . was
chairinan",of the .meeting,' and on the
Callum
Gellan was aSked to inttodlice Dr
°Cormie with whom he, had ersonal
agnaintanee: Cormie is
of 'Wellington COents,:Ont,;
been in the WeSt'.. for, 25 ye
f 15"no*.•‘, stinerintend.ent of C
for. the • Presbyterian church
BefOres Dr: horlin, speak
Mr,' Oarri"ek pOuelaS an a ,isolo ac
companied on piano' by Mr, Au-
stin "held, and 'while h 'colleeton was
talent ..at the close. • Mr., ..lteid
.gave .a selection. • i •
' The,:spealter.-Nt$
of thanks by the, Audience nuition`..
of Taylor and. the Rea- R.
MecCal.lum„
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'BINDER CUT 30...CROPS
The :Massey -Harris.. ,Cciinpany - -
entlY.offered a prize 84 ,$10 to the
agent `iylio Wontil-disebverjhe oldest,
Massey*Harris, binder ' in
`r,11 prize WaS Won .he Me, Robert
Robertson, 'tgont Clintbri, Who.. ori
the, farm, 'John McGill, GOderich
,TeWrithip fintrid.` biriel6e ,hait
it Of navy phiret, taken Off (S' The. oviet taid
wlth black hat 4114 'Obbee• -4 '
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4• •eweller & Optician
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SPECIAL SALE .0F. GLASSWARE
•:Friday Morning-
woodeff01-Vcaulutecs.Ilaii:as..ight.!
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One-haJ Dozen Sh'rbet Dishes $1 75
One-half Dozen Tumblers..
Cream and Sugar
16 -Inch Flower Basket
Lunch Plate With handle
• 7 -Piece. Water Set '
Heavy Bowl';'-inc
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Remember 8.3.0 o,
.$1.25
$1.00
$3.26^
$5-50
Friday Itiorning
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WHIT:::CHU'RCH'
, Mrs.. Frank I-IcaseY and', daughter.,
of . visited lpSt. week with
Mes. Thos. Inglis.
'Mrs.. David' 11:.,nnedy Peter and
Annie, ..also Mrs. 'Duncan Kennedy
6pent last in London. .
Ph. Patterson., of Lucknow,
• visited 'last Friday her cousin
. •
Miss Lin MeQueid. S •
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• Mr, Lester Falconer and Miss. Vel
'aBrooka,• of Culress, visited. on
3onclay With Mt and Mrs. Cecil. Fel
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donor.
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Mr. Darcs'n Kennedy smile lieme
,:rom„. the ,AVe7t last Friday' after as-
Asting ts St, grain threshing in the.
.Prairie ,
Mr :Walter Lott is ^having an anc-
Son sale on Friday.. , • .
Mr and 'Mrs: Geo Cott' e • -spent
the week -end vilith: their daughter
Mrs: Ed: Browning, at Kincardine.
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. Mr. and Mrs.' Ned Theme and fain-
; ,
•ily St.,Helens visithd On Sunday
at thetbOMe of Mr, Thema!'sllender-
.
'Miss Agnes 'Kennedy of Goder01
visited en Friday. at her home here.
, Gilbert Hamilton delivered a horse
at, Clinton last week for . ThosFnglis:
"
Mrs. John Gillespie Sr. :visited a
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fear.. days init. week with 'Mrs: David
Gillies- •
Mr. •MacKay and Mise Nettie Lett,
6f. Brussels, visited. ' on ,Sunday : 'at
Lett's home here. •
Mr: Peter Kennedy, Mrs. David
iennsecly and Mr., and ;Duncan
.kenned3,7 attended the funeral' of Mr:
L,Robert Reid_ „Goderitli on:SuridaY,..
Miss Ida McQuoid Spent the • week-
end with "friends , and relatives at
Crewe.'
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ST HELENS
• . Miss. Vera Todd t was•SiOM
Stratford 'Nntirial. for the Wepk-0,1/cl.
'Mr: Min' McDonald had . two of
his, fingers rather .severely;injured
Wedneschlyl, assisting -with
,..cern :Cutting. • . . • . •
Mrs, lGeorge Purnin, 'who' .4..hgs
spent the .11:aSt few Months with frit.
ends', here, started on Monday :On her
return. trip to her , home at Fleming,
Mr. anl Mrs. Fiank 'TO -da,. Mr.' and,
•:
Mrs, D. Todd and Mrs. Ed.
bests. 'attended the funeral of their
aunt, Mit:, Moorehead at Oakville -on
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,ThursdaY., • ' ":
Miss'Jessie : Buckingham, Bea.:
'sib 4)50. Mrs. Murdie of
LUCittlOW 'iMOt:Ore'd to Stratford on
:Saturday. ..s , • '
Mr. liad.,„'"' Meg_ Robinson Woods..
Mrs. R,,J, Woods, Messrs. Wil -
8011 • And., Feltner Woods *pre. at q•q•-,
their uncle, Mr, 'Robert Reid,
ittigh".-Rtitherford;., .. Mid
numphrey; ,Jos; '1)Urriin :.:051•4:11
McDonald ;: %liviVtilleri- ',George' Sta.-
Q:a tmoiins:64.btatirin_deIN,dri:tttehhe
at Ootiorieli, on $attirday, •
A. regniar'ineeting or the •Women,i.
Institue be held in Community
Hall,Off
30th. collo Pier aention of
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fee bulbs ',Eiri0 •so.V,ve -Vegetables,
Subject: "The All R:Ina
PRTVATE SALE
On Saturday ("'• t 23 and
Wedes-
dny Oct 20 .afternoonS.the followiii
household 'effe.t'S will be On 'Sale at
re8idenee a .G064 A. Siddalt One
bottiodili•oitol; one ',ied With intitrekS
offa springs, a hothitiih;,-;; A -cheint"al
elbset, .haSelnirfier' coal
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1 Specials ,FOr. 'Saturday',
Rose Tarts • -13anbur:y... tarts
Doughnuts Puff PaStries.
Home Made Breqd.
Whole Wheat Bread:
Bring in yene,Buttei and ggs.
Top Pries at .
Hollynian's
Phone36, • 'L,ucl.miew
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gents. Wante
' The. cereal. attention ..to our,:
customer's ,orders and the splen-
did "stock supplied ,for years
pas f Warrants us, in having
-a representative or two In this
county. Liberal' CommiSsions.
Free Outfit. , Write at *nee for
Exclusive Territory.
BOWMAN & SON
COMPANY _
RIDG.EVILLE; ONT.'
STAR NURSERIES
uron county,
:ErsititS4aw_404..$4.:
Own Hall
N T 0 N"
ovember.4,th and 5th,
1924
For Prize List and All Information
- Write :Stere4IFY:
-R, SLoAN, Bayfield, President
, S. B. STOTFIERS, chnion,' Seey.
EVANGELIST
ALBERT
4» EIENAAj(
OF TORONTO
PittAcH THE :GOSPEL
IN i ucrixolv ORANGE HALL
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SUNDAY', OCT, 26th
A T 8 I5 OiC"L'OC'X' P .
tt\o, gc,AultkRIMTS •
Eggs
Butter . .
Ilog4 ,
-13ariev
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heat_ 4, 1..1.1 y
.1.1e-35:45*
.. • 33e-35
•ss. $9.50s"
...•$125. 1.30.
4•L"l`,...S-Ss-135e:
is.50s1s60
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„ 'AUCTION"'SALE
Atelde MaelCinnon, Lot 21, con, 6,
1WcioildhiroAkility•ill °ICY," an auction sale 011
20, conlmoneing nt,
One ct)'eloek, A lot of young ,cattle
e.g1,40b,titltbbitttiA., *114, ,hd,:taoldI......:018
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John ' NrittO Atiot