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Monda y, September17th and
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• For "the best'{ ,Exhbits, .: Entertainment
'.and' '8howmanthip:
REV.: C. A. • WINN SPORE
AT INSTITUTE MEETING
On Friday, September 7th, the
3.u6know`` 'VV, I.h•eld t`hei'r . •regu
lar monthly meetitg in the Colin -
Chamber' with .20` ladies in
attendance. Plans were made for
the exhibit at the Lucknow'•
Fall•
Fair, and .:also 'to serve at booths
inside and' outside the arena, on
Fair 'bay,.;.Mrs. McGill is • the del''
Negate' to attend the.:eomven'tiori
at. Guelph ph on. Tuesday: and Wed_•
resday • of this ;'
Rev: " 'W:. A;' Winn was • guest'
speaker ,and as, the theme : was
tblicty,
,He spoke dn' the "Word
.figures on publicity, gi\ren. 'by'
Colpoxteurs and the Bible Sac-•
iety. Miss Margaret Rae favored
with " the •splo "Jeanie with the
Light Brown Hair" ".
Mrs Elmer;: Johnston read., an.
article from the column of J. V:
'McAree` on, the plight of the- aged.
which • is likely to become more
acute. Assumingthey :had plenty
money' to provide food, clothing
and shelter, • there •are . many other
important; things needed such ' as.
human coMpanionship and op
portunities to make themselves
useful • In • our town• of Lucknow
there is opportunity forthe var-,
•ions: societies to ''bring pleasure
to these at the new convalescent
of :God' 'and .gave facts' • arid' home..
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HILL FRIENDS
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HONORED MAR'°
'On' Thursday evening, Mrs.
Alex 'MeNay was hostess for a
shower in honor of. Miss Mary
Struthers, prior to her- •approach-
ing marriage... '
On Mary's, arrival at the house,.
she was greeted with, ringing of
'hells and singing of "Bells r of- St.
Marys", She was ushered by Miss
Lena Robinson to -a• •"wishing.
well''' gaily decked in green and
eyed S
gold andusans, : in aand . • setting nofdublasrown-
calle,
As -Lena read theaddress, 'Marys
turned the windlass;' bringing ' up
various. parcels, ofsense and non-
sense, the ' mi
ost mportant' gifts
being a !'what -not" and . a kitchen
''electric clock.Mary Made .4,-• fit
ting reply and a ' happy time *as
spent. in ' a • . varied ` program of
music and 'the; reciting by the
ladies of ' poems, original • and
otherwise. Tea was: served by the
ladies . • '
Following ,Is. the, address'
Dear Mary, " we know ,
You are- leaving the Hill, .
And 'lonesome we'll; be
For a sight of you still.
But it's "joyful: we' are.
For .your' lovely ror ance,
And kre'd like for this • evening
,Your .joy to enhance.
Wiith the aid of the fairies,
We've brought .yaw a .;well
And in it there's magic.
As soon you 'can: tell.
Three wishes ,you make
Arid. three times you go round
And there's all of us wishing.
That :'health„rriay be found,
And wealth too ‘and.' happiness
OITA=
Always; dor ybu,,;
With. peace and contentment -
In all that you .do,
Now turn the smooth windlass
And tip from the 'well ,,•.
The parcels. keep coming,
Thein message to tell.
Here's a• tick arid a tock
From the neighbors combined' •
TQ give you a timepiece--
It's trusty' you'll find. •
When the Very last parcel
Has come from the ivellr' '
There;s more tok the •story
As soon. you can tell.,
For here's a fine '''..`What -Not"..
The ropes ,wouldn't hold. • '
The pleasure, 'twill 'give you'
Canneyer be told:
As, staunch as ,the Standpipe,.
That , •graces The Hill, •
May memories `go with you
Of peace and good . will • •
Signed' on behalf of the Hill
Billies • Mrs. Elmer ' Johnston,
Miss Dean• McLeod', Mrs. Me -
Nay, Miss E. Welsh, Miss L. Rob,
inson.
T,E UB»S., SEPTEM$El : 13th 1051
KICKED BY IIORSE,
SUFFERED BROKEN ARM
• Wrn. C. M'chall, •R•R.. 7, Luck
naw, had his right arm broken
on. Saturdayafternoon when
kicked by a horse on his. Ash-
field Township faun...
.Bill was , cleaningµ some burrs
from the tail ,of the animal, vi;hch `""
was a quiet beast . and had 'never'
been known to kick. But, theze
was a firs time. Bill took the'
drive from the pair of hoofs
the mid-section." The right atm,
tvhich was .across. his .stomach,.
took the.,blow from, one hoof.and'.
possiiblysaved him from inter-
nal injuries,r .Two •. bones 'in the
Wrist, were cracked, and Till win..
have the forearm in a. east for
a' month .or so,
Presbyterian' -W.M S.
The September 'meting ' df' the
Society 'was , 'in c'ha'rge of • Mrs.
C. Cook Land; Mrs: •R, ; Johnston;
when the Home Helpers were
entertained., After opening .exer-
cises by the president,'' the .busi-
ness bf the ' Society ;was dealt with
and the 'roll call , answered by . a
deaconess: in `Ontario Mrs,, Bob
Reid led .in • the Glad'' Tidings,
1?• gayer and. an :interesting paper
was 'given by : Mrs., MacFarlane
froth', the, study, book. Current..
u
events . ...from .. the, • -August J ly g
Glad • Tidings iw.ere summarized.
by 'Mrs: C. Cook while..Mrs, Winn
Return” T'o Wa�kerton
Eev" and Ma'. H, .J.. Harnw,e.lI
have returned. to Walkerton after
spending the: ' :.'urhrner ,at their
Bruce h `cottage Mrs" Harn..
we11 has.Beacmade• a complete recov-
ery from injuries -received in a
motor 'accident ' in 'whic'h her sis-
ter.,. Miss Letitia Stanley 'of Rile'
and Dr.: J. F,. MacKenzie of De-
troit suffered injiries . that were` •
a 'contributing factor in• their
s ubsequent deaths: • •
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Whenever you hear it said that •
• there is a 'beautiful • tie :between
father aixb son, the son .is prob-
ably ' wearing it: •
cOrmnaridrnent. ' A' Biblical con
test followed and :Mrs. Russel? •
closed the Meeting with Y
:.pra er
The :.October' meeting willbe', in
Charge of . Mrs' ,McGill and Mrs: -
gave,
s:gave, the Bible 'study • on the 7th ` E; Johnston.
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Having completed a thorough stock ,count• we find
ourselves ready: to offer you Special Merchandise at.
" UNBELIEVABLE LOW .PRICES.:You are . cordially •
invited to call; and take advantage of such': offerings '.being
• made in' connection, with our opening.
permit a7-. complete list of ' •prices : ;but` daily :. NEw
B'ARGAI'NS AT DRAS IC REDUCTIONS: in Men's and.
Women's Wear will be added to our displays. •
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:All„ DRESSES BLOUSES SKIRTS 'Octand ::I
Sizes ' 1.2. -to. 4.4 50c ", $1•.00, ,$2.00 . SL•iCKS;
$2.00,.,.. $5.00, $10 $.1.00 'to $5..00,:'.
Costume ry
Jewele
pylon HOSIERY
Perfects
$ 1 Gauge, °30 Denier°
$1:50 Pair
SLIPS
• PANTIES
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BRASSIERS'
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Winter' COATS
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Knitting Wool
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these four.days every purchase entitles youtoan opportun-
ity to 'win one of these four door prizes:
FIRST 'PRIZE:
Men's Hat. Gift ,Certificate a_ _ _:. $10.00
_ SECOND. PR�IZE s .
Girl's •Silk. Square .$7.00,
THIRD PRIZE:
Ladies' Handbag
FOURTH PRIZE: :.
Boy's Shirt. ' .; • ... $3.00.
TIES
3 'for $1.00: .
Men's
FELT,•,HATS '•
PORT SHORTS,'
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WOOL SOX
good'. assortment.
79c
'oys' i' SHIRT`S
.... 99c... .
Men`'s'
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GLOVES • ..
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i SWEATERS' . ' . • Women's .GLOVES•
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