Lucknow Sentinel, 1911-11-30, Page 1leettoe_' etaestorillillailWeee.iee.igreallIRTA___Kgeek
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VOL )pgIVII-
11EW11.SPLATADS:
, THIS WEER. ,
• includinig • changes of old one's by
local advertisers only. (Most other
• display ads, are changed regularly
according to a pre -arranged schedule)
D. J: McCharreS, j'a,ge
F. 'I% ArinstrOng . ,..• ., 1
Wm. Connell.. : • • ' 4.
•J. a Armstrong..,'. , ,
' J.:a Mierdoch it Co, ... • 5
,F.,W. Ford: , . . • 8
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Read these ads: Patronize the ad-
vertisers. Business men who payfor
newspaper space have something of
value to tell you and PaYi you the
compliment cif %showing that .they
think Your patronage wdrth soliciting.
LOCAL AND OeNERAL
West last week '
Hay has been, sellingas high as $20.00
a ton in Chi -theme • .
• Miss Caroline Howey has accepted a
position on the Ripley Express.
Miss Elizabeth Duncan, is the guest
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�f.her brother, Rev. Jaz. S. Duncan.
Miss Millie Murchison; of Toronto is
the guest of Mrs. Robte Johnston,' •
, Don't forget•the poultry days,' Thurs-
day of•every week. We pay the highest'
cash pricesee----Jase-T. Lyons.
. You can't telt. by .appearances how
inucle, it men is 'worth. • Some of,. the
Mr gorgeous flowers haven't a scent.
CARD OF Webster
desires to thank friends and neighbors
for Many kindnesses shim), during his
recent bereavement. •
Mrs. 8. W. Jewitt, of Brenner -Harbor
Algoma, and -Mr. - J. H.Rklitirdson
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• Ont: are Visiting at the hotne of Mr. R.
T. Phillips: . • • •
Seed potatoes,„froin Northern: Ontaiio
are .very mach in favor for tilanting on
old Ontario,s,oil.. A car load was re-
cently purchasedfier the Monteith Ex-
•perimeatal farm alone.
• Dr. Ovens, London; Surgeon, Eye ear
. nose and throat;will be at the Cajn
HOuise. LudlEnbw, on December 7, Ryes
• tested and glasses properly fitted, etc. :
•
'Reeve Mitehell has receiVed from W.
J. G.ge an, acknowledgement of :the.
donatibas given in Lueltnelettawitedllaa-
Free Hospital's for ' Consumptives. Re•-
• expresses. his:appreciation Of the liberal-
ity of these donations. '
• • -Joseph H. .1Arnistrong,-;foamerly. of-
- Kinloss, is now einPlOyed by the Nor:•.
• them Pacific R. R. as a detective with
headquarters at Billings, Montana. A
from there says he is penning
, 'down hereito spend Xmas.
.Wolves in great nurabers are reported
incoming hunters'frinn the Montreal
district Up the Algoma Central Railroad,
and the. fear is -expressed by inany that
• the deer will have . their • ranks badly
depleted during -the corning winter;
A. D. Black of Dutton, Whi:ris raising
fox es :or the sale of their Pelts, sold
last week a number of red and • black
foxes at a profit Of $2,000, and has, an
offers:if '1000; for two exceptional ' fine
specimens „ which are still, in , his
•'possession.
Thos. Watson • bas received the •agency
here for the Persian 'Steam Laundry. '
'
All laundry 'must be brought in by Tues-
day night in Order to be received again
6a_Sater.dey velethete.weeke ;
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ANSI VERS ARV SERVICRa.-Einniver
• saiy' services:: will be, held in the
' Methodist Church here on Sunday next,
• De. 4. Rev. F. M. Mil:there of Cheslet.
will preach, alai dte
h. Moity evening
• will given lecture, entitled • "Our Songs
and their story.'. • f • •
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• • .The death occurred in Appleton, N.
Y. --on Thursday, October -2G --of Mrs:
J. Trevett, aged so years, 9 Months. f
Mrs. Trevett was formerly of LueknoW. 4
• She leaves two daughters here; Mrs. _A
• Geo. Aitehi n-ae'-floWn; andirricA7V• 7
Milne, of Latigside.
LUCKAW, ONTARIO, TIIIIRSDA.T1 NOV. ZOI 1911,
Siiagle Copies 1 eerttS.
sheasaring-T-ThREE-LATTL-f-A-DVIENTURER§'THEI-W2DE--WIDENVORWil A-NOMYRINWATAihN11.1
four inches across and two inches in
.height, leaped from a bunch of bananas
•onta the hand- of a- •Yott,fg London lady
and seized her finger in its fangs. The
bite of this insect is usually deadly, but
in the *sent instance the incision was
not deep and medical caro mak save the
young woman's life.
We appreciate • the response. to
our Local of the past two weeks.
Moneyahas been coining' in pretty well
but would those who have not -respond-
ed kindly do so on or before Dec, 10th.
• •'• 'Mwrclie & Sutherland.
Har Few. 1 -Lot Fowl
supper will be given in Bethany- Metho-
dist Church, Culross `Ion 'Tuesday
• evening • Dec. 5, to be followed by an
'entertainment. Bethany .always sets
out splendid tables, WO people are
in-
vited to attend that night and prove the
matter for thezniellies. A good time is
promised. See posters issued.
Dideydne-r-yer Ifard yr-tirrn-iiitliair
a tax collector? Dundalk halbeen with:
out one.for twenty years, the takes being
paid direct to the treasurer. This meth-.
:od has beetf80 highly satisfactory in Dun-
dalk gird •Markdale is following *suit
this year. Taxes not paid to •tho,.
treasurer by Dec. 14th are subject to 'a
five per cent. addition, and frequently
olesatei tfihiaend...$10o remunpaid unpaic., at th•e
Dr..R. F. Parker, of Listowel, visits
MeGarry's.Hotel, Lueknow, Wedneadays
from 12.30 to el p m,-Pridays_froin 3.
teielte.p. rn. Diseases of Respiration,
Nervous -and Alimentary systems,' female
trouble, Pint affections, Rheumatism,
Sciatica etc. ' successfully treated: '
31-12-p
'connection with the purchase of
Xmasegoods last year, an amusing in-
cident is related of a map in a near -by
village. Filled • with zeal •to do the
proper thing by One of these/big _city
-StoreaTivhichaiaverralid-him-Tra.faVar,
credit, in his life, .he 'mailed away his
order for a few pounds of Xmage candy;
eke and carne to town again on the • day
before.X.Mas: to get the. goods. Well
the candy did not arrive that:' day and
the man was niad;.but he said nothing
•and he went quietly into a local cenfeet.
...lsonary=store-=and-beught-his-aiweet-4,--
Meats theme_ looking as .'innocent e as
Possible all the time,. The irony of the
situation was. as people afterwards
'discovered, 'thatthe candies cost . him'
no more than he had to fruit to the
city ,for• them andle saved transportat-
ion
-eharges to boot. . .
Batgaln Indeed •
Two centsa week is exaCtly., What it
coststo guarantee- you the
ever 'etnoy0:1. , That mean amount
• per week or one dollar a year Will :secure
Tog the greatest amount of newspaper
reading tobe had on this Continent:
We refer to ;The Family Herald mid
Weekly Star'pf Montreal, by long:. odds
the best faintly' and farm peeler printed. ,
In addition .to the paper most beauti-
ful Picture is included. . It
is entitled "Heine Agalieli and is well
worththe dollar alone. ° No home in
Canada,' be it ever so, deli or 'ever so
peer, On afford to be without this
targain.
Exams. Chepied • '
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Because of • the many complaints
which wete made last July in coneection -
with the system holding Matriculation
examinations dining that month, it has
been decided by the Ontario Education'
Department, that hereafter the' exatitin-
. aliens will be held about a Month earl-.
.'er-.---tor;"-SohirSeatlerintendentnaf-.
EduCation'for•the province, is 'notifying
principals of schools, that, cothniencing
: next year, all matriculation exatninations
will be Completed by the end of June
This neWe will ha,..received ` withgreat
relief by pupils; teachers and parents.
The examinations this year were held
clueing the very liett.est 'part of July, end
it is said. that , scores of young people -
ailed to pass because of the wrcessive
eat. . • •
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n_14teernpled-Pfeasuree-•;--
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..Whenea_private'eitizenesite_edowel-by
his fireside on a Sunday eveningfor a
quiet read, he doesn'ttike to be disturb_
ed by unneceesery noises., , That.
Tommy,Trelpaven's position kat sun„
day evening. What kiad of 'literat-
ure Iie was poring over at the tiine, is
.neither here nor them, but We May
suppose that the mystery NYILS growing
deeper sniery moment and the hero was
getting into the tightest corner ..of his
life, yhen auddenly Torfirey was roused
by a terrific -clash and clatter in the
front shop, as if 'a Californian earth -
quince had just passed bY. Naturally,
he:stopped reading and went out to
investigatei hitt there was nothing
unusual in sight. Much marvelling; he
went a little farther and looked closer,
and then he discovered sundry Marks
on the•woodWork along the front of the
shop outside suggestive of a recent
collision. As a matter of fad a Collision
had occurred, and Torn* pante very
nearly having, more than doll's heads
and writing papers in his show windowe
that night. He came Very nearly
having a whole live horse, instead, D.
'Sperice'S driving mare, whoie stable is
on the opposite side of the ways broke
for. liberty from her own yard and
dashed antOaa ,the, Area with vigor
Which nearly shot her through the atOre
front on the oposite side. it 'was all
as saddenas a thanderbolt and, before
Tommy caught sightof the enlprit 'she.
had been arrested by the docter, and
taken back home again,
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Rawl In the-VAget :of tb Shsdaw- of Death,
Bad Conte Safely Out Again
Three little Lucknow boys, Wilfred
Hughes, Gordon Fisher and Stewart,
.McKenzie,,onanot • six yea- f age and
the youngese only three, stood last week
by the very valley of the shadow of
death and ran laughing ori its margin,
as it were unconscious of .theie danger:
It hammed, in: -eonnectiore, with the,
first cheiderable sneW fall of the season
and the firat freezing; of the grit inill
pond. One little fellow* thought the
pond was already frozen. severe and he
and his companions ran oft' together' to
enjoy a skate.. There was no • ice on
the 'water; but, from one side,: of the
pond to the other,. over the deepest
„parted. it,_a lot of snow had drifted
arid become water soaked, and the little
boys walked right out on this and
eaerbssetheeependeetceethie-firther-dieae-
When they were discovered there, they
waded into the slushy mixture again
and returned' as they had gene: At
any instant the frail footing might have
given way and plunged thein to their
death in, the deep Water beneath. They
had no skate that day; but they ,had
their fun in the snow; and,,they return-
ed, safelyand water, soaked, to thee°
homes which came vimy nearly: being
made desolate by their innocence.
St. Helens -
DOnald McDonald la home from .the
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Mrs: Ja.s... Ramage. is ill at 'present.
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We hope for her speedy recearery,
Mr. Stewart, of 'Auburn, ; calledor
friends in the village On Sattirday. •
Mr. and Mrs. W. L .MilIer;entertain-
ed a few of their friend§ on Friday:
. . , .
Mr Saokeld of
.e°
e gues o ▪ ra• R.: K.\ 'filleron
SUndaY. , • — '
Mrs. John , Rutherford iSvisitino with
her.eistet Mrs. Lhas. Hotnmut]j, Lowet
Wingham. • .., '• ,
St, 'Helena as well fenresenteel at
the Imported Horse 'Sale at Winghtien
.on Mendayee-e-e---e
Robt-McGaire attended ti;e -funeral
of his 'Slater, the late Mrs. Mitiray, of
Goderich, on, Saturday. . , •
ReV, Mr Beverige; oceapied the
pulpit in the ,Preshyterian Church last
Sabath .:- - He is expected next $inday
-
Richard Sinentons, am
, Blenhei
fernier,when drivingkome with a load.
• Of furniture and carpets; suddenly div
.eovered that it was Oa' fire,' and only
.by`strentioue work managed to save his
• horses.... Everything, else was burned.
How the fire originated ho • does not
• Pia regular meeting of the Woinen's
• . Institute will be geld' at the home of
Mrs. Win. Murdie on Friday Dec. 8thi
at -2.30 o'clock; there is to be a display
of Christmas gifts and fancy worka.
Please- come prepared, :Visitors wel-
wine, A report of the recent, Toronto
•" convention willibe given. •
Redhefion •Millinety. -25 net:
tent off alltrinateed aud Untrimmed hats.
See •the line of ribbon we are selling at
10 cone per yard. •elso fancy ,articles
suitable for Xmas gifts, at
'Miss Armstrotig's.
FACE BU6TED'At CsitoNrcu.- vv
Harry Falcener, an employee of the'.
Hanover Portland Cement Co., had his
• face sett:misty burned last Sunday about
10 o'eloelein the morning. Falconer is
a burner who went there from Durham
scree manths ago. The coal had 'blown
in the kiln mid when he atteinpted to
light it by ineafis of waste there was an
• explosion. and the barnitig material flew
back in his feee and burned it badly.
He will likely b3 oft work for
• couple of weeks in pOnsequenCe.-Dur.
ham Review,
•441
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Mrs. W. J. Todd• went to .Winghain
on Monday' Mr. Ford who was
_Suiting her,ereturned toe_her-ehonee-inl•
Winehain also.
• Mr. Musgrove held a Meeting in the
Institute stIall • fierce •last. Wednesday
eveneng..r1r7r Siiettonof:Wiiielipea and
• Mi. joynt of Liteknoer aled.• spoke. '
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:MARKE§,•‘'
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(Corrected to Wednesday noon)
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WEest ; . '85
Oate... . . : 40 41
'Barley. See , 80
Potatoes ... ,•,....' • 50
Butter 21 22
Eggs, fresh.. ": ....• 28
Duck, 1, 0.41....-••••—•—•—•—.-2—•7,
thiekens • 10
Geese . . .. . . 10
Turkeys . .1 173;
Hogs : . . . .. . , .• 5.9p
„ .Dry 'Wood for Sale
First -Class beech and Maple wood,
Lacknow, •, 25-11-p .
• LOCAL', OPTION • 'COLUMN.
*Apply te• 'hones Eorsteee, ,
'Mils -space -as cOntractecleforeandepaid
for at cuereet advertising ratee, by the
Local .Option Committee Of 1.uckpOw.
Communications on any phase of this
su s_iust in thea
_priter'S hands
if& later th-in Tuesday noon of tile'Week
for which intended, and any space requir-
ed eiceeding 20, , column inchO.
es ,
-coltinan) weakly;intist be contracted for
ne. ittIL-Week-in-adVatiet...t-gditoelr'. --
THE SUCCESS OP LOCAL OPTION '
• The proof of ,the Success. of..t. aea2-
Option is the satisfaction of people witu
its operetion. This is shown in the 'his-
tory of the atthnipts ,to repeal the mea -
slue, and is sqlkingly illustrated by the •
following figures: •
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In 1909 tiler° were 97 Ontario mutat-
.
•cipelities Where .repeal eonteste' were.
possible. Bar-roomtuivo'cates" were
only able_to bring on 26' contest, and.
tlfey were beaten in 27, of t hese..
• In 1910 there were .111' possible • re-
peal.conteata, Voting was brought:on in
only 12, and Local Option was sustain"-
ed in 10 of these,
In 191I theft were 104 posibie eon-
.
tests, but ehe law %MS Ittell.an unquali-
fipdsuccese that 1.31' the liquor in-
terests foand it impossible to 0,0 nuts.
ter tip strength enough. to .bring on a
contest. '3 pieces voted and all intStain.
Cd the Id*. The aggregate vete being,
"For" Loeal Option, .1043; "Against,"
520; tnajority Toe," 14. •
Local Option satisfies the people who
know. from praCtieal experience h„ow it
worksIiat; more iminicipalities Will vote,
•
upori
Local Option By4ria.„On Jaimary,
1.01e, Among them is our own village
of tuckhow. Voter e need not be
of its "Killing the town" "Crratii
blind pigs," or "Causing more drinking
than ever." The abOv.fi figures indicate
that the very oppOite is the
Beingeflia•Stery of Two _Brothers Who Lost
• Each Other and Two Chlkititi %Of Their*
Who Are Still Alive. .
•
'Seine, sixty years ago t.4r0„ yenng
'Irishmen left' the, !toil of Erinto cross
the sea. One, of them, came to
Anaerlea and eventa'nlly joeated at the
present little hamlet of Kinleugh, not
many antes: north of Imeti,now. Ilis
name was Theinas Taylbr: • The'. (Aker
.hrother steered' towards another :Star,
aild eventually east anebor I.v the
shorefof Kansarne:lakci, on the other
' Side aa the hemisphere ' • They • never
Met again. *Seale few lettere, it is
• rbelieVe 1, passed between them, after,'
eyards; but the men tbeineelvel • went
on, their separate ways, mat ried, hed•
sone and daughters of their own; and
.eventually lost all trace of each 'other.
Greyhound or Overland' Limited to-
day, the ;Yerld.maY he a; sinall place
after all; but be, the peeple of _a. past
generation, when Ships were drivenby,
sails • and letters • wore months in
'transit, it Was •',11.%.1.wide Wide world"
indeed, and rolled its Way beteree,n
the neeMbers and ;affections of severed '
families With an indifferenee that was
almost cruel.. ••.
Of tha inernberS of Thomas
Taylor's family, two are now resident
"Luakinaw alF1- . another 'dwells on
the:old home fano at Kinlough..,,Ope
brother, Timeasey'died twenty years
ago. •7 Fear years before; his depth be
etid his'brother who was
then living at Einlough, found antong
some old papers °tie deY .i.letter which
had been. Written to their • father by
his .Austeallan beetbee• one. thirty
.sik.yearS •e. For, anything
-the .:knew or afterwards' fa.
te• eon eery, a e r may lave
• been the last -one their father ever re-
ceived from his brother. On the'spur
-9f-the moment they 'decided to. cele
bride their :find' by writing a letter in.
reply to it, hoping to locate . their
uncle and gee further: ,Weed 'kern
,Thi- -etheyeeticcorditieely: -did;
duly Lposted . the migsive; worked,
waited, grow to manhood's estate, and
went their 'verities: ways, one to the
grave, andthe others ipte Ornehercial
activity; 1jut, no,reply came, back to
thnletter they hid sent.. 'Only feur
pa,rs•ago tbeir father passed to his,
'rest, noteknOwin ; whether he ,preced
edor followed his brother. •
-,e-Aseaernattereof feet the brother- in
Australia had died neatly years before.
He had been dead several yews when
the•lettar was_maded to _ae.
lough Post Office. His wife' was•de Id
also, and the.only surviving - Weinberg
of the family were two children,4 see
and daughter; oely six or seven years -
of age at the , So ends the first
chapter this hate story. : • ' •
The second; chapter' refers , an,
•incident which ecetirred Lticknow
ost Mike a feW days age. Williael,
raylor received • innong lUs wait •a•
10ttOr Which bore, strange post merke`
and au unfamiliar . handwritieg.on its
_fece_egp,elaing tliey rd
oa'..ineethe'
ha,ndwritiniP• of a, . Meal in Auatealia
'a •strafige story of how, tie had :\ re-
tently foetid letter which :had been
mailed froth Canada , .Sonie: twenty
four year ago. For nearly a
-quarter'of4a7century-that-lettet had.
been out ef-liT;lit and out Of
BUt recently; when • his sister was,
ctirning 'ver seem old heloof.,r. lugs, .She
had deiscove'red'it'again anil had given
it tthiman
, d tse he sat right doWir Portstnoutli, he will
Behte Story. Hutu- la
•, ' Luang! .
Frometime to time, from the still
undestroyed •woodlanda to the south ot
Lueknow, certain ”denizens of ' the
*it4e stray iuto the •open places,' Oven
inte the very urecincts of the elage.
On any still autumn -night, , coon-, may
be heard whistling along the river fiats;
in the, *inter, rabbits hop arohnd in-. the
village gardens; ttnd it. is. not 'so very
long since, wiideata m'ere • reported to
have.beea lisard and seen net three
miles ' from tlie wiailen mill, . The
tch7rianb4;itithse,reipf°r:o' t°fboeyftoatit14.1.:tei:esiblilittty7.
'ferocious: anilnal:S into,' town, after
This may serveto:expleimin Some.degree
theincidentecieve.e14gtinebeut t() be related.
recently, when a couple
who reside in south Lueknow, were re-
tUrninghome
observed '' the form of. some strange
ereature by the roadside. ' In the dim
light it had no definite shape or color;
but it Was l'irge, and active and 'melting,
Peculiar eeunds,.aed aS•the People drew
near it uttered a .savage, growl and
started dowe the •bank ' towards 'them
'
Of.course the§ ren, ' or at least one Of
theta did; a 'very Justifiable thing to •do
..'under the eireumetancese A couple of.
neighbors were ioused tip, a hunting
party Was immediately organized, and'
forthwith; arnied With lanterns, shovels,
-brooms,,,,ete., and not, --a•--gan,-;among.-
tlieni,*the gallant • little party advanced
on the enemy, hoping perhaps to have
a, wildcat 'skin to show • theirfriends
next morning. • Alas for. their hopes
of conquest! Before' they reached the.
scene of danger •the.. quarry , had •dis-
aPPeared-elied•aPPerently divided into
two parts, and had made elf toward the
peenlieee of two of the men, who were.
seeking its life. It was,'a couple. Of
-ordinary; doinestieated puisy-cets- tirat•
Watches
Chains
Lockets
Brooches
•Rings.
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• Bracelets
Necklets.'
Pendants
' Fobs
Cal•f Links
• _OUR CHRISTMAS stfocK
"
was never More complete consisting of neatly' everything vou • can:
think of in the ..Tewelry.line and we at -it -sure to have what you want
aal-B-RakekL-ELTS'shave the p „engraved- bands $270111111-
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Stone set bands $3 00. up, special "'elute at 0.00. Also the expansion
in a great many different styles' 81.,00 to 8 00, • • ' •
NE JKLETS of all kinds -special line of children's at '52:00
So id Gold Culf Links, 2.'0 to 5:00,
Call and let us show then to you any article selected now
will be
tr." put away for you till Christmes:
F. •T. ARM TIIONG
ArlD 9_pritIo • ,
Orders Filled•froni any Jewelry Catalogue,:
. . , ,
, • - „a
Second Cons
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Again' we haVe the uie of 'wheels; the
thaw oia•Stinday pat a : finiele• to tile
• • •
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Miss Emma Nriind fri,M Winghtim.
College, ;was the•guest of her sister Mrs,
jasiIrwin, ever Sunday.: ' ' •
' Mr. John. MeLean, of Detroit, is home
to. speed:Part of the winter.
iwolSeIkie.s, Jennie, .11a.rnilion entertained a
'few of • her • friends, one evening laet
Mr Win. 'Hamilton Jr: left for Brant-
ford on:Tue3clasa: and expects to remain '
therelerethe:*inter. , ".• - -
The 'questiee is asked 'already,.; Who
es. looking for municipal houors for the
ng y_earen theeto_avusinti_ofeKieloss.•
Mr. Peter Johnston, • ;of Lucknow,
4)00 Sunday. oil the line: •• •
Lothian
MPO
NOTI
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r or the next 15 days we 4-e orienng special
Reduced Prices on very' Article in
• Mr. T. A.' MeIGith returned' • home
after spending the past. eight mentlikon
hzs. homestead in Saskatchewan
Tom, Sandy NVaS in ' Woodstock and
London a few • dtly6 .this' week on
biisiness. • ; •
. ,
: „Miss Bessie I3ernby'spent a.few days
Netting- zienele-auelea.
Alex. MeLeaa visited ftierids in Kin -
164s alew days last Week •
• Mrs. Webstere of Goderich Township,
spent e few weeks visiting friends in
this Vicinity.• ;
Mrs: Q: , Gilmore, is visiting •het
•daughter •It• -s. O'Hara near Chesley
, •
Joe 'Mordent), who has been . the
enlploy of Tem Sandy. for the pad
, couple': of • years ' left ep Tuesday for
mid 'penned' a"eplv, fiopingthat ome reinaii for;sonic timgat his old henne
eef his 'uncle's children in •Catisd.a, the... - • • '
eniglit still be alive au
inessag,e. • The Time who amt. that
'secOnd letter hits m) i r,,nr relatiVe in
Australia, except his sister, the an
*wbo received it -is loalay'a prosperous
abUsinessainanattr-latieknow-Itavonid.
be a pleasing coincidencel. if these,
.cousins should aqinetinie come eo-
-4-itherpersorially- 'across' "the -wide: -
World". and talk over old tiinea
by a Canadian fireaide,
*Ripley
ReV., Heater Me1Cay, forMerly of
Louden: Jthietioe; has received word of
his appointment to. ,the Preabyterien.
• Church at Bowsiitait; Manitoba. Mr,
:McKay spent the seinmer in Alm' west,
end ii4 at Preeent'visitteg with his moth -
Mrs: A ',NteKity,"here. • He willleave
ili ii.tew days for Bewsman to take up
his duties. •
_
Dungannon .
•
:Theee will;itt all probability, be no
nii&nieipal electionin either Ashfie d or
West 'N‘rawiinosh licit January. This.
nmeli has' heal intimated by the reeves
ot bothlownships. k •
PritrrY 'W,p)ofxor...-21; very pretty
wenieg NM, solem*cd 011 Weidtwadity
beet at the home of Mr. and Mee W. II.
Maize, of Aahlield, When their only
daughter, Miss Irene, was married to
Mr. William it tety, son of :SR? and Mrs..
Robert Hasty; of e.lrewee The ceremony
wee performed by nay. L. Bartlett, of
Dungannenrin the' pre lc 0( about
.100 guests. Tho happy cbuple will re-
side ou the groom's farm atCrewe.
VVestford-,
our Store.
• ..
• 'Not a few of the most important; but every article we
bindle,. In addition to this we are offering a..214- per emit.
• discount on all,eash purchases by giving 'eoupons or in other .
e words, we Ave away free of charge.. 26 ,centa ivorth a any• •
goods in the stare for the, return of $0.06 worth of Coupons..
Tbie coupon sySteth ,centinue, eue.aftet the, Christmas
• Season,. therfore if you 'should -fail to have the required ••
• number by New Years, keep DA saving and we willeredeeth
thete any time. • . ;
We are not offering any Seterday Specials for the next six
weeks, but special prices on evervthing. we carry in • deck.
. Let us quote von priee on Some of the' pods that yen will
...require most 'key the nexr.iraiTci:y
Chbiee Valencia Raisins, pee lb , .
Seedless Valencia 'Raisin.. ...........'. .. .....; ..: .,.. , .....
Seeded .Packane Raisins full lb pz.;, "2 'packages for
. • .
Mixed Peel, .choice. per lb, .:.. : . el. ......'... : , . ; ... y...-...... '
•
t'' ,..... ........
,
.pavie,;' 'Lards ppound. prints : : :... :: .. : . . ..,-,,,..... '•.. ' 21055:c
Pure Fruit Extracts, 3 hotlesfor ...:
'Figs, per Ile 5 cents 10;•1 i 2
-0 and • ,1,.... „ .-: .-. ...:. .
Cleaned/Currant, °per lb. '.. ,;...........‘; .... , . o,..........: ... ' 10c.
No. 1 Bakiiig Mollases, per gallon ............. ', , ....1 , ..... ..35ea
-.-Erergel) Baleing•PoWdee, reenlar s...T."0--e. to clear lit • ' • . - Ma':
leing Sugar,' free, fom 1M:ups, 10c.: :per lb: or 3 lbs fat
, , ,
Our stock of Co' nfectioneiy is,... complete': : Fresh and
- :CiireOtea,tis ' Fireadiiid—Fanc ', alang.
Luncheon $eived at • ail 'olirs :
25c.
20e;:
—Emma=
.1:71Vgicti4RLE
-STAk'OROCRY:AiN=4.40.6EL-RESTAURANr
••Janiese•Thonapson lost' •a valuable
spirit
Sundae': at.Pneple Greve;
William Merarkitie made a flying
- idt to WestfordlitsrFriday.
Harry Brown was the 'ghost rof
Harry ,lialderiby las% Sunday.
M rs. • Donovan of Teeswetete sp'ent
. ,
last week visiting her dadtehtere here.
Pete :Ile Kenzie of Teeswater, snot
a fox in Wm. Beclong's bush leat week..
• Mews:Howard and'Albeet Heiden
-
by are engaged, Juitfng wood tor pan.
'Murray.
Riehard,Turner has let a contract
of one hundred' cords f Woocl to the
.R. A. 13, , ,
Wm, Wall-Inta-reirtetleaeph Can
,
•
•
ley'. farm of the .8th 'cmiceasion; and
intends inoViog in the pring. • .,
'gm and :arrabafi 1Tuteay and
daughter spent a few days last week
visitiug friends hi Chepstow. '
',Misses aLirie Cole of Kinloss, and
Made iarnistrong of Walkortori H. •S
Spent Saturday viseiting. friends here:
` Harry Haldenby has returned after
vieited friends' in Algoma: He brought
with him at fine deer which dreased
about 180 poutia • -
flog. McBride has retnited, trent
the West, ,Jte and Samuel Were
spent a few dap last week the guest
•a Prod lialdenby,
Highest cheli prices paid for Potatoes and Produte.
• _3el1a/40r ilett wet -'s "ad"- •
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v•
im•immmo..;,;i6motessai
•NELLIE E. ,•RINKER
A. T. C. M. .
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•CONBERr •SOPRANO
Ptipil Of lir, Ed-
ward Fisher and ,J, W, 1f,
lbtryison, •
'.TEACHER .OF voice ."
PRoDucTioN. AND PIANO
• Pupils prepared for Tomato Coe. ,
servotor natil.-Vativeraiity;
Ex en) I nation $. •
At the, elan lT.inse1 tueknow,
'Friday to`Moniley weekh.
.1tOMMIN111111•11411111M.
100
G.X1111,S. WANTED ,
•
$t3-60 per week ta start
lorifi Is,eigh.te6 and ovi.a.
Apply at 'once to ,
D. S Perrin Co., Ltd«,
London, Ont.
.This is the.
Winter ,Season,
:As. You, all Know,.,
; • ,
It i$ tbe tini° when you need
• protection rigaint Throat, 'Rion-
ehial and Pulmonary, Troubles,
Haveyou. used V*1?
Itis. • a Pelafable and Recoil -
eruct he Toniet-Nii Drif . Co's,
t',4eott's and Egg. Emul-
'slims; are all gelling now'. :
• „ Pure Olive.Oil In bulk.
• All , freele and good et
r. Spene
D.Nt7Stote:.
• dal 4
. len
•
ES,
•SIC
• Tb7e'so
rich is noweL3.:iciyon
,kth
tier matt.
Aunts table,
1- kindof