Lucknow Sentinel, 1911-03-09, Page 1•
IMPORTANT.BOTIOE
Itresb supply of conn jusi,arrived.fl
„ Sherriff.. 9-3-p.
Strayed Dog
Strayed froin TACknow a black curly
haired doir with white Paw* and White.
_spoon!. preast. _ Anybody having in,
formation of eeme, please rePort af The,
Sentinel office. '
• House to Rent .•
comfOrtable Ceniefit-veueered. Did" -
on Gough St. Available April 20th,
-.Apply WI. 11.• Hunter,. Iinchnow:
Osteopathie Physician
. Dr; A. C. Gretli, -Gsteepathie* Physic.
ion, of Elora, graduate of. American
•ScIiml of Osteopathy, will be at McGarry
Hotel, Lucktiow, every Tuesday at 10:30
p. m. to Wednesday al 1;4,5 p.m.
V
. . .
• • Foiind
• At the Qty. R. statioui
gOl d looket With inscription,, and con-
ta ining-. portraits—at, this
,For :Sale .
• Or to rent; 'A comfortahle dwelling
house; with stable. Apply to .t -f -c
C.1Tavi,oa, Lueknotv
Money to Loan
.PriVato and Company ,funds at the
lowest passible rates. •, •
•
•‘Cteo. A. Sianaih, '
Lueknow. • 1611.e
Furs -Wanted- -
All kinds. Highest cash prices paid
at the tannery. ' •
Sam Reberesott Lucknow. •
•
Farm for Sale
. Lot 15, Con. 5, Huron Township. All
under --pasture 12
years; 1 14 miles. south of RipleyTon-
---Lgood.gravel road. -For particulars, ad.:-
:dress ,losepit Featherstone, '
• Leduc, Alberta.' •
Farin Sale,.
• In the towaship of Ashfield, 150 acres
of good laud, well waterakhuildiuga in
. • fitt_e_ condition.Rosily the , beat snap
offered this year. Unit be -sold at °nee.
', For further particulars, appirto.
qua; G. Locke,' Barrister, '
• , .Liteknow, Ont..
-S-e-e-d-841ey
ioc. No:21 Barleyaveragedll
of grain per acre More than other variet-
ies tested -with -it throughthe province
last4tear.. .1s Ibis not worth
$eed 90c,per ntis.:for saleby • f.L
Lucknow.
Auction.. Sales
--OnMarch the 8th, conintencing- at one
'o'clock p. M.PeO. Th'onipson, let .27
•GiyenoCk will 'tlispeseothiS farnt-
stock and 'implements: J. Parties Atm.
'tVedneaday Marcif'15,tirrthe date Of
in Auction sale at lot 9 ,con. 2,' Unroll
Township, 'Cominencing at one o'clock.
•H. If. Pritchard, proprietor, :i J. Purvis
.There,isAiLlonglist of,ntock_._and_
' impletnents On Anis sale. • "'
To., the. Publk
• • • ILfake4h'-1.8-- patronage in
•
• Many customers for
. tbe pant; and'Ttcust to Merit a continu-
.. slime of the same' duriakthe present.
41ear.\ • • ,
CHOPPING DONE, .
Improved facilities enable vs to •giVe
- prompt and •eareful utteutiotr'..to,"...the-
thopping of grain: 'Hereafter, we .ex.:
—pect.to-opati-o-necli—oppitig miilalmost
continuously,
.• '
Lode warevito . •
.a -am' prepared-AoLPay,..--highest-itrices-
for all kincls of :first-clase logs. Get my
clubtatitins before
14 p. ' • T. IL TeittAtiv“ili;•
endelson & Olitzdeill's
educed Prices
For quick. clearing we 'offer
Tiger Bra id Wool and Fleece
Lined Underwear, Sweaters
and Sweater Coats for men
' WraFiperette 36 inchcs wide
at. per yard/ to cents.
Heavy Weight Linoleum per
sq. yard 4; cents.
'i If your areihtending, to buy a
• suit for yourself or your Voir
it will e'ay you fo.examine our
. stock itrst. °
endelson & Blitzsteig
Mighest Market PrEcta for all kinds' ,41
. Raw Firm
Gas 'Toranto Oh 'Feb; 14o. 1011, to
Mr. and Mit Gay, it: dttligh.,
• ter.
WOICNOWI ONT4RIO, .TH1TRSDAY MOOR 9, 1911
LOCAL NEWS NOTES Presbytery of Maitland * fAN UNFORTUNATE VILLAXIE
Bitos May iteid. Visit ed Wing.ham
friends last • week. .
Mr. Will .McLeod left on Tuesday
moreing for Fielding Sask. "
Mrs. Eilher, of. Crediton, 18 visiting
her mother Mra. Will %Tin. • 's
Miss Bello Mackay is visiting her
aieter B08..3(00111= at Kintore.
Nes. Garfleld- Ironstone, of Wing -
beeves the guest of esiee Afey Reid. , Port Albert was eonipletetPdast week
by: the piecing of :the steel --•giedersM.ri. J. Garnet •
Itrro7Li!'ir 0,l. spanning the , river, -le' addition to
ing a few. days with the stool bridge there is a long • piece
' ' •• :Of trestleW.erkeekceach side- spanning
••Dr. Newton was in Port. Hope the the spec°between the river old the
'obit of last Week visiting his iriother side of the valley.The werk at this
Who is ill.;"•• 'point lino belee the meat difficult on
the wholejine, '
-
Where They Learn Row
----4beireincordine-Boporter announces
that it, barber in that : town has‘ sold
otit-atid-purchased a butcher busineesf
-there"-Whetheretlee-bittlier. 'Was ` any-,
thing of it hitcher before we do :not
'know,, betmehavepainful information
to shoe, that many whisker trimmers
today would be. .serving the world
• better -by -siWingingthe cleaver over
murdered beef than drawingthe
razor over livingface. The .barbees
certainlya great place to train
for tho. butcher's bleek.:-_43rude 'Times.
Scheel Exaininatiotts '
; The Ontario Departnient 'el: Educa-
tion lies lisped the. annual time -table
for the July examinations 1911. ,En.
.• Mrs, Andrew spropl, widow ,of iy trance to Xoimal Scheol'extiniipatiOns-
former, undertaker at Dungannon,. becTin On July. 3, and Continue, *until
died her home there on Friday feet, J137 7.2". The for eh -
MINISTER. CAI LED DOWN.
trance to Faculties -of Educatioh, pass
matriculation,: and honor and - Schalaie
,shipinatricelation, begin on .June -2 -9, ---
and termittate on. jnly 12. with the ex
1477Presbytery of.Maitland met In
St .4.1.1dieW's Church, Whigh'am, on .Politics Prevents Itteorporation
;Tuesday, March 1,7th." The antbunt of . •
,
htlanesii tiramaetod '34!1-411"g'; th"'' There is rmieh (gcoltment amo TV. the
•••• •
citizens of the little village of Elitiwoo'l
up on the boundary line between Bruce
and Grey counties. • The electors of . the
village, all but eight,. recently signed a
Ilk Bridge Completed .
• petition to -the• Legislature, asking for
The Ontario West Shore Reilway. incerporation as 'a -village. The
petition -
bridge over the Nine Mile -Royer - at ers made out a strong case, it is, Said;
showing that . the towieddiVa - Menage -
meet Of their affairs was very unsatis-
factory—streets, walks and sanitation
being. neglected: -But such was the
opposition developed against the hill
for incerpbretien that it ' was defeOteal,
Or "ether, thepromottirr? of it Concluded
te,withdraw. • Politics and 'odd option'
are said to have been the. sources •:of
trouble, The liquor intpresto feared the
early submission of a local option by-
law in the proposed new village. Then
therewicethe question-M-to-velrith-
county the ,village should he ,inithe
aTni sort ottrouble as once divided the
'residents oi DieknOW:' ElinvvOnd: as -
gaily gives a .Liberal majerity.pf about
2ei-aildMr. IL J. Ball of Durham who
'recently was selected as the Oonservite-
ive candidate for South Grey told his
friendsin Elniwood that he didn't want
an such Liberal oreepleirion
to his riding, -11. E. Truax is said to
want -the village in South 'Bruce. The
cemmitteestliat had charge of the mattei
.
had.decided to have the village iheor-
*mated in Gree County,—in shrirt there
was such a mixture mid conflict .0f. in-
telwts that.nothinzeould be, -done,- -and-
the only -fruit of the' effort to'get indor-
ciliZetenris. the
,tiine. being chiefly taken up 111: receiir
jog and dikUssitig the statistical re.
ports of .the vat -Louie ceirenittees.
Millie Young, Of Sarnia is in charge
of Mt. W. Connell's Miliiuory Dep.
for the ;season. :
„
beep the guest Of Mr. and Mrs, Re, J.::
Button for the'past :Week. •
Mr. Walter •Spindler hal sold' hiti
property north of the station he ,Mr,.
Angus McLeod Of Goderich.
The Misses Armstrong, of. Exeter,
arrived on Wednesday to open their
;Millinery Parlors for Spring semen..
• WANTED:—Reliable man . to take
charge of a car of horCee to Vanootivei,
Meech; 15-W. „MacKenzie,- Luchnow,
1.1::5 White, -of St. Themes,
the new 'principal of the Lucknow
School, commenced his duties on Mon.
day.
,Mr. john Batton attented the big*
-Automobile Show -,at Thronto-iast,Week.
We may:look_for.deveiopetnento inthe
early ,eummer.:
° Mr,,,`DOnald CamPhell; who fOr the
Past year, moister!: in MeLeorn-livery,
barn, was antolg the travellers: west-
ward bound on Tuesday. s=r
' Mr:-Wnr:•Vitinitli-oflangaide reports
the capture of an eagle on Saturday
last. • The great bird 'measures 7ft.: Gin.
'from tip to tip of,tlie wings. . - maittani.eiter_power .
_ G.: A...NV:bedside, for allowing. the
___:..Tliete_Ints..beena,:riplendidsale_oetieets,Lestvieeks_Goderith.SigrieLhart-thee -.-cheiri'-te-take--pert in theHaemices----clad
at the Royal Welsh Ladies Choir Ent- folioWingi-County Clerk 1,arie has a. they were in flowing geWh and ship,.
ertainment h4te.Sitturday evening next „received word that another rePert oti this a Presbyterian ehtirch
and • the affair is already an assured sue:
•*omen, Couldn't Stan*d Stirpliced...CtioirL
,
. . .
„co tiotvot houor Mat onlat'oe es:Inin(ruenii6Snotuhnerlfi; ,rpirit'oe!Oaecs‘eicinitr,oriSnwehdicol4y.
ii•coneladed.On July 13. Coininercha;
the Choir_ were attired „ in , .surplice and,
epeciethit eiranairiations will ;,be
OLgoba
-from The.:4t spe-: fanillY,•eanieda, sensation in:. Division
cialit examinations will be held at the
Itteet Presbyterian Church. As the
Deper_tmen.tot'Edaeetien,:Toronto„ on, natee''of-4`Coine Ye Discon-salate;”-
Angust$,A49;--1-lefelletritigtb0•74se thste; opeiring-liyHinn, died, away • and the
of sumaireeSchoPi,et Toronto., •-lJniver- sermon as Omit to ..coninienee., she
. •steed. Up in 'her pow, near the front 'of
the chinch, Oedsleneenieed_the
Mre,Jas:S. Duncan will, receive for
the first tinier on Friday, March the
tenth, from three to six p. m., and after-
wards, the first and third 'Thursdays of
each month.
. The position of 'teller in the. Mot-
sons'llarik,-rendered vacant by Mr.
Reid's removal to Teeswater, "will be
taken by Mr. J. A. .McNevin, 'wife
conies from London.
Mr, and MO. S. Robertson were call-
-ed-to-Torogto-last-weekTon aecount--of
the deathof their grandchild, Isabel
May Lucas. Mrs,--Robertion will re-
main with her daughter for h, few
'weeks.
The Lord's Supper shall be dispen-
sed in the South Kinloss C ureh next
Sabbath at 11o'filock Proper-
4totv services Shall&begin, on Tueaday
at m, •
Maitland Rieer power is to be nt tilt. with these . I am surprised that You,
by the engineers of the Hydra:electric the mie.iSter,: should allow' it! Oh,. We
•
Ooiuniision Thi will be prepared are 011 gOrog to ruire". She • eried, and,
Solabin'g,-sank-down. TheJninieter
-as \quickly -a.
ly and quietly. began,',1iis sermee, • Which
calm -
to the Commission, which 'will', then
.be prepared terneet-the connnittee:.of was_eoeducted withontfurther.-interrup=
the county council Which was'appdint.' • • • ,
'ed at the January meeting' tci • deal
with the power• question. It is sug.
. jested that the councils of ,the•variOus.
minor muniegii.-thites of the ce`Ti..... Former 'Resident of MIS Locality • :Imes after
:invited to appoint • representatives to Long Illness.
aneomPane, the county. council ,•
•
' ,T,fiefollowing eeemint of the 'death
Hydro electric • Conimission 'takes of Mts. .11. B Hethoingon• from tee
DIED IN vArieouvER
, .
help\diffasEl 111• Vancouver B. C. 15 • :
forMailan on the question throtigheih The death Occtirred yesterday .ata.
the county and fadititate the teaching ianiiiy residence, -846 -Eighteenth -Avenue
IR a decision as• had confined hoe, to heti 'for_ Praetically. :to what Ahe. ,cciinity East, of 'gnat. B. Iletheringtoe„ ,aged
..7stfiatteNdaotemi7...the matter.
- ..
shay years, after a lingering illness -that
two years. The late Mrs, 'Hetherington
• The -past.. -we. end: a .
the G. T. station .here,' the 'annual ,half age, aecoMpanied by her husband,.
fernier governor of the Brandon; Matt.L
troba7.167aViii-the-hotiiihat the cliange
in 'climate would' :testpre__her„liealth,
but, iiiroMpertifelYTthe-Iiiiiire • •OT :•the
disease made recevery, impassible. The
-deceased leaves afamili,ef seven eons.
_ilifemmAdanis,„of,lilytkla.44 4,...ent left on Saturday laSt. . .
and lune daugliter-The-deciased---. lady
the stare fleet door iveit- of • Buttoifs 'TT"13 tali't4'earS Tuesc'aY2 WAS tiworily sister of -Messrs. W. -J.
butther-iihop;.and will open . a jewelry *ere:H J.. Johnstati,,cor_of horses.. Methers, J. B. Iffethers G. A. Mathers,
stock there on Adams-- 40-Delerane, Man; C. W. Sinit1;;,---two------J-:-.0-11fatheWandet*-Matlierai., all'.
.comes well reCommendedee a first-class oars of 'effectatieLeney,..,,Sekke,FAtor110.'Iseelniinireeitiieffief this city, :and; of
lowoer;-opticiar's and engraveri. Mackenzie,- c-tr •of effects- 4to Aher-e Justice Meth °
: The ninth annual ers of Winnipee and -
nethy, Sask ; T. .C. Rivet; • effedi "tci. Henre. Mothers of Kinloss. Her mother-
, •
',Giticv110
oderich,t0:Datroit7-,Will:. be Wilkie, 'Sask. '• On Saturday, Nkrfo. Mrs. C: Mothers, whose Wine is in 'Brace
'
inn this season leaving Goderibh Macitensie shihped it r of hoehes•• to. County, Ontario, but who has been re -
9:30 a. m., June 17th;leave Detroit • on Rohleau, 'Miller; W, and 'Jsl5Iing here'for t*e Pti4 tWO
return at .1:00 p Tune title.' The McLeod paeli a car of effeetS to Field 1,14ive and , perfect • health
round trip .0156.
. , ; , funeral Avill be' held on . Thursday
.• nei
Mr. E. 14'. Porterf of ,Siincote- hag. • Sask. That; howeeer,' does not eXhaust at residence,. 'Beye. Me. eloCkBettee fibinWill officiate.
afternoon 2 „the • family
beenassigurigin _op •moisoo.. Bank. the list of these' :•we3tward bound4
'the, past wee; -Ho wilioceompaity Mr. Martin: the -station agent, roPert
kr. b
s. !tow l'eee4'waterwito assist that six cars .for settlers' 'cheatinc
DAMAGE slitr seutss
in the branch there as scion as it j j5 ordered for ToescloY.%ef ne?c.t week •
shape to de- bUsinethe.- and other three foiea,few-• days_. later', Bruce County -end • hunter .11riege-eo,"-Leay.
' Two ears of harvesting machinery.. " $406 nue
and_farmirriplerheitte-for...Spind ler--&-
Johneton delivered Mr Wanes-
• Four rinks of cadets -drii;ie over :Spring nigh of • traffic to the West
"finm1Vinghain yesterday to try eon: iiiikingaitsali-fert-;`:.P6eF.-6-iiiiiiicre. of
-cluglions_with-local..-devoties-ciLthe_ _settlers"offects and ene of horses' .pelli•
I,‘rorin game"- We go ho prole too ad outfor the Prairie Provinees. Tues-
early:to report resultsday niciining and it number of others:
Tlie funeral from the residence of:Mrs.
Weiliktiday-Wielthat
of Mrs: Archibald MacLeod Whose death
occurred itt chic* on Saturday, March
4th. The deceased-- had reached the
advanced ago of ' 80 ye*. . She was
-mother of *elate K. J. • MacLeod and
was onetime a resident of this locality.
; Radoone are becoming scarce ,`iti
this part of the country; but, that an
occasional healthy family is still being
reared, was proved the other day by
, me. C. A. Greer,. Who lives it few Miles
'oast of Own:- On folling niarge ehn.
'tree, he found in a eivity, up a Safe'
• dietance' fioni'the ground, a family ,of
five, all about the Caine size, •and evi.
dently..oubs of last year. Mr, Oteet,,
being more sport than 'butcher; cap-
tured the animals aliye. They were
ood condition and the flit ..riele,.
oay e leg • le- or•Iiito
I
Wil.a.114, 801d theM to Meiiirs. Mend;
elsbn d:Blitistoin under *hobo cafe
Y
Westford
Mr. Peter Murray is having An auc-
tion sale of Farm Stock on Mb-11day,
.March .13th • •4
•,Thucoutay of Bruce and the Hunter
Bridge and -Boiler. Co. of •Kincardine
-VILLAUE-COUNCI1r7
.Luck,ow-to..11aYe•Ceniieldele-lhil!?en, •-•••
The village fathers had a rapier %le
time of it at the regular council meeting
Tuesday evening, there being 'nothihg
very serious to occePy their attention.
Mr: Anderson was, as a month ago,
absent owing to illness. Mr Lawrence
tided in his steed as chairman of the
committee on finance. . • • .
A deputation consisting Of Messrs A.
b8o6aYrdand P. d Minia6remhoSiltlief.aadd.rItaforIthe
'the Town Hall, , Mr, Boyd stated . that
it was understood that 'some provision
had: already' been Made for the piircliahe'
Of an instrument and that one would be
bought ih the not -distant future. He
added that the Swastika Club had
Piano. that it Was prepared to dispose of.
• The instrument'Wee.practicellY new, is
lin-good condition and be thought a,
deal might be.errahge,d to the advantage
of both the the town. •The
•deputation.wes--told--that---the-couneil-
would take the matter rip„,get the opin-
ion of anexpert as to the Condition. of
• the piano and chrisider 'fermi ofpnichase.
.A., communicatioh. was : read by the
clerk from W„ J. Gage of Toronto, -ask-
mga grant towards the maintenance
of the, Muskoka Free Hospital for
Con-
SUmptivet. NO action Was taken.
• A by-law was passed confirming the
'Aphointment of Cameron constable
for the year/ Consideration is to
he $220, and a uniform consisting of
.suitable coat vest and: pap. As appeared
in the notice published last week, the
constable is to be on the 'street in uni-
-ferin every .Seturcla,y‘ froin 4 o'elock
with. 10.3a:end every other evening Of
the week freni:',7. o'clock:Until 10,30.
.:•The ' foll'otVing aecounts were passed
for payinent:--J. S. Hunter, month's.
'Salary, $38.34..: J. ,S,,Hauter, J:Adam's
Spence, ---Municipal -
book;11.e0, J. Griffith, work on Street,
Agnew,`Preinmin-ori Otiaran-
tee tend, 810,00: ,Stewart ti!, Son, lightS,
oil street, $48.20.: iStewart. ce-- Son,
lights in hall, ;
$4.po; A. r :Davison '&,. .Son,
portraits of King and Queen, . $2.00.
'W. J. Douglas,' gravel for street, 83.90.
;1• ', Lindsay, Instirance Premium,
$:3.60„ 1."A.Xakolm, WOOL; on street,
Holyrood
'
• '1, .
Aslifield
• 141A, VATHEY4NE14QUILLAN • _ .
rebrtlarY.2."4h. Catherine '&04-
lum widow of the late Maleolm McMillan
entered into rest after a week's illness
. Mrs. McMillan was in her 70th' year.
She was born in „ Argyleshire, Scotland,
and when. 8. years of age came to this
country with • her parents, She Was
Married -to her late husband .44'. years
-
ago, After their marriage they -Water!:
on the 10th coe; Ashfield Township
where sheremained mita. death. • She
was possessed of ' a quiet and loving
disposition and watt a kied- mother.
They Were blessed with a fainily ef
3,boys and 3 girls.; john, . Neil and Mal-
colm; Mrs. john Stothers,^ Mrs. :Henry
Mullin, all of Ashfield and 'lieu' (de-
ceased). She wee' a Member of _the Prete
byteriareehureh.
The funeral took place on Wednesday.'
March.lst. to Kinloss cemetery The.
S7Dlincarand•ReN% T. E. Saw-
yer.conducted the funeral services:
Crosby, Daniel Alton, john . Cambell,
'David Hackett, and Neil Murdoch.
The bereaved -family are acoordeir'the
sympathy of the community in the loss
they have suiteitted. •
• Crewe
./
. .
Thomas Rivett left on Tuesday morn-
ing for the West with a car of , settlers'
effects including nine fine horSes.
John Kilpatrick deliveredfour fine
horses to Joe Kilpatrick in Godench on
Monday last., Joe intends taking them
.West soon, .
. Mies: Jane Culhert. spent--lastleeek
with friends hi Luckeow.
fsaie. Gauley is assisting James
Sanders; iehre Saw•Millat Present... .
. Andy Culbert made it business trip to
-,LueiteecorLseturaey.list;.
..:1sio service here last Sabi:4th 0i ac -
court of the- funeral of the late '31re.
Spruill of. Dungennon..
John -1Innary':s on Friday night_ for ;its
to be ringer.
, •
- Miss 13ertha Switzer •vho is-- attending '
-Tfigh School in Kiiiiitidine '•-,spent •Sun.7
'day at her heme here, • ,•
Mr:.11ieliard and. Miss' Sadie :Elliott'
sperit. Sunday.: with • their. sister'Mrs
Robb at Arnherly;
-;.3.ft...and.krs., Pierce :and :femily
left fiirtheit home,. ,Reston Man., last
e •
Mr. Almer Ackert . sold a -.valuable'
two-year old colt for the sum of $260.
, Mr. it. MacKenzie of the -10th. Pon,
left latt Tuesday for the West. to try
Mrs Donuevan,.DfCbicigisvisiting-
hie'fer,tue,e there. . • .
:at Mr. Purvis'.
Lothian'
•
Rey, R. •,k7B-;471;;17;•-.7,feth,......7aTte
up.' fora day seeinghiS father, Mr. Thai,
Rev. Father Jelin' Hogan of 'St.
-;-Thomee,• spent .4 Weelr-liere with •lii-e-
.fittlier, who was incliSpose.d. a •fdw :days'
htst week. , ' '
Thos. McKeith leaves for Seskatehe-
Livere:nextMondaito,_commeheehame-
; stealing dirties on hia'faine'aiter spend-
ing the liVintei, at his home here. . • ,
McNamarra, iVhe etas under the
'doctor's care duripgilie ,paSt-weeliFis,•
we are ghtd to rcport, steadily impre v-
• Aft. • -1ceeiis ''...geleod` of Hananond,
Ind.,....wae.theguese-of-Mr,-and. Mrs,- Mc-
•• Lean 011 TueSday.
- Mr. '1' E. Wilson has returned home
frem Brantford where he has ,opent • the
4 timber of' our youngpeople attend-
-err the box social givenby. the Verdure
-bcperynte.in'Pie Woodman's Hall at Iteid's.
• Mr. and Mrs. .,TailleS Steel Sr. are.
suffering .11'011.? -.'11a.;- 'Grippe, We -hope
they will sorni 'be Olule .to be. aroend
• Soilie of •oor young people • attended
the 0. O. C. 1'4. At -Home en Friday •
willeach pay' Mrs.-. Mittilda Cairns' f PvenAh4, )!arch 3 rd. '
Southampton, $150,, .settle- Ntr, Dap. ThoniPson, 4th:cell is ser-
ment of an action for dathages Which iously ill but we hope for a speedy' re -
she brought against the Comity and the c9verY- '
Company on account �f the death of her
husband, Samitel 'cairni.'' Cairns* it -
-win- renreinbered,- life•by
-
Mrs. Pairiek Mahoney and Mr. John drowning, while engaged ierepain work
Mahoney of Mildmay, spent Sunday ;et ,on count3r beidge that spans' the .8an'
Me Peter Litielia,n's, ' -;geenr•-•Bivcr- near 'Sbuthainiiteh; -The
case first ,eame before Judge •„Falpen-
-blidgeDit Walkortriii; bsit lte thieti:out,
the elaine,reflisieg to have it go to the.
and Mrs. Edward Kelly Of Chop- any*An eppeal. wes then taken to -thestesr, visited friends here.last 'Week, Divisional Court at Toronto. The 4)-
• 1)01 was allowed and rather' than go
int 6 aehrt, the defendants settledItthe
figures inentiene& Besideessop, Welt
f -tilikt0attivetittr4ditTitrifid-Vt
Mr. Jaines Mull* Sr..y.isited friends
Lueknon" on Friday. •
Mr. W. ITendot,sOn, of Liiekiinsv,fgave
otii burg call on Thursday last,
$
11,Orge to gr. McLeod of 'ticknow,' on the os ts so far incurrelTded. ThiS MOMS
Yriday., , OthOnt a thousand dollars more to the
,
tia3y'Bridge Co. and couple f 4 Ohundred to
.M. r. and Mr, Potok.,4, Murray
.soon wore dep"voci of their pelts., Imuted friondS at Chepstow on 'Sunday; 14° °°11'14,
,
Wodding belts are ringing,
Mr. Sydney and Alias %tells, Towle
returned Jenne aftei . spending a metal)
with friends in r,ondon.
• Miss Mary Murray of Bluevale was
at home last week being laid up With
• it severe cold, •
.
Mr. Seth Martin ; who has been
t twoinnntJts
, en te*Ntrtt,a. flYetdill(;IttutiltildibAelrlioii St4ilehniLds1.°•raslet-
ritiltdo,y tievening, All report a .good 1
ti
Ripley.
. Olivet. Church are asking, for .ten-
ders,fer the building Of a new shed. ,
. It seems as if , we were going to
have a Municipal phone at last. _
Mi5E,._ Lyle__ Taylor_ ,of_.•;_LucknoW,-
sPent a few days wit! Miss Kate Mc-
CrimMon this 'week. .•
Mrs. AllanItclity's- •baly has been.
very ill and..iyat present, no better. '.
J:Criwford entertained a
few : friends on Tuesday -evening this
. -Mr •White, •of H. S. Howland' &
Sons,„.,Toronto,, is assisting at the
stock taking at Solomon .Bros.'
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist .Chureh-met on-Tnesdarthis-week -at he poll.,
•the home of Mrs:"G. H. Mooney.. . c.oliteo ,
. Miss. Mary Martintook the topic
in „the ,EWortLeaue
ph . gon . Monday
evening. - . ,
•• . , • .
•
Single copies. 3 C.en.
:GOODJEWELERY:-
. .
is a badge to. good taste. You
will see it„, at its best when
you examine, out Lockets,
Necklets, Brooches, etc. • ,
Welreep alwayein. • stock a
eSeleetion4frbngagement -and--
Wedding rings. •
Armstrong & 1111dred
Opticians ant, Jewelers
Ilub. Grocery.
• • , • •
• Advantages of agood. pasture
replaced bY,„ ing
. • .
erbagpuip..
.Tweety-fiVe years' test without failure
..with.Herees, Cows, Tat0416,,.,,Sheep,
-40 and. Multry: It insures good: .
health 'end' better. returns.' .It keeps
,Sheep free from ticks and assures'
'better wool and_heav4er...Lclip.-.-Flavor
:of milk and .butter are.i.inproverl when
Herbageein is given regularly. Make
your. own Calf Meal, none better, cost -
enle lie. per lb: • • . , •.• •
•Ileee itiei:100,1bs. Oil Cake. Meal.
30011ii. Shorts 4 lbs. Herbiteelim
about '1 ib. Salt. 7 ", Mix well, Spii--
aboet two cupfuls in a gallonof
scalding water and feed warm.•
Leading poultrymen assure us' that
Herbageum
',gale_ And remember -
nothing else is quite sO good,:
'
:PHONE it(
• The, Ripley.Hortkey,'Teani . vent ..to
'Tee.swater on Monday this week; and,
itt acbse, exciting game, won from:
,Teeswater by a score of •,8-1. . Mr:.
Redliurii•acd-as:Referee-to the en
tire Satisfaction Of all•
• -Jaines-McKPridrickAs-,brene--ftone
Detroit. He has had an attack, of
'la:-geipheFbd:-C--zriirehetternovr.
' Miss Annie Curran spent 'Monday;
and Tuesday at Mrs. John McDonald's
'
The Q. .O., F. • •283 have 'decided
fo.:;„loct-Yee=a' Bldr-ototthee7tiftelifig pt.
March 1704 instead of the ',usual: At
-
•
Solomon bi•es.'have,sold out to Mr..
Samuel Geddes. :They have' -beete_ip.
the' hardware businees here for oyer
six' years, and breer..are. going Weet
Fred left last week.' They are 'taking
stock' And stare is dosed' at, present,
„, •••
,-.1,...iioimotnitttlitiQ34,;.in:oettilbt::•;.-lettejsultf'..the..:413Wo..
fionne , of .Mrs, W.. J. Crawford 'on
Friday March -10th ' The demee-
striders' will be Mrs, S. T. Jackson
_Mise 0. McDonald, Mist Montgomery,
Mise McInnes, Mrs. E. J. • McTavish,
Mtlif-ChitPlifbrt Me8.-3,110111fle.S; and
rs. J. Breckenridge. • ,
The 0..0. C. P, At Home, held last,
Friday evening,- wns a grand success
from; every 'point of' Vie'w-as • Mr.
'1Virsuney said, "the gathering was
select." t• Supper was served at ,the
"-Commercial Hotel at -6:30.to•8:•..p:" m.,
and prograiiime. :ivtta given in, the
Council Reetniat 9 p, M. TIM' pro-
gramme was one, of the beet for variety
of local talent,:* The ...soloists ;,-were
Miss 14, Stanley, Duncan
Johir Munn ald J. H. Chapman; Mr,
and Mrs. D. Munn. also gave a duet;
Mis's Edith Moore and Jas. Mont
'Ornery,' recitations; the Male. Quar-
tette, A rousing • number, and MeS, Dr.
McLennan, an iristrumental sOlo,
Mr', Mooney gave :a short address:-
and, as
Games wors tt4t11116wfite°Pn141titledolihil:eft s'rv4)ari hour
a
or two, and i
Ship'aupreme,
•
Evet
^
•Are Von Getting all the CoupOlis•
CangiOr7Your-FaVeril
The followingis tha results of the •
Voting up to Monday March ath.
; Verna Snelgrove
111argar4 Geddes 156 ,
Jane Armstrong 105
redaltergudbir80----
Norma Thompson 75
'.Frankie C.ain 70,
Aitcheion 41 .
J. Spindler 3.4 . '
• Winnifred 11iott 33
hlargare.t.johnitone.31_,
Mable Webster 28 '
'Se'v'ellrleals.sGoi tea uhleiri r2hd8di ev e2 7' 2 0 and Under.
GlIareraiett'Nlie:er250 .coupona' nifty
be had before March 20th'
ET it:4• It'OLT CAN'
•
MSfRONG
loges sioRe
,
• LUCKNOW
MARRIER
SitY,Nerun:--rn •Saint"
Cathedral, Toroeto, on Men-
' day,- -Feb. -117,,,e141-1,
; - inuptre,.-Larnia-WAIC'eliburgitt-
.. .13eniamin 11. Siddall,
Will) is Manager of ,The Bank of
Montreal at Trentoh. Ont., is'
brother of 'Mr. (leo. 'A •'Shicloll .0(
• ;