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LUCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 15th., 1919.
HYDRO ELECTRIC • CHURCH NEWS
FOR BRUCE COUN
• TOWNS AND TOWNSHIPS OROVII2ED
* Pt/Sti FOit POWER AT ONCE
TY Oe Friday eveuing, May 30, R4.
TO Geo. Gilmore, of Ripley, will preach
preparatory service in South Kinloss
Church, at 7 o'clock; and on Saturday
at 11 aan. service will be conducted by
Rev. C. N. Mackenzie, of Kinlough.
Anniversary services will be held in
South Kinloss Presbyterian Church on
unday,May-25, when Itev. F A. Mac-
Lennan, now ot Toronto, will preach
morning.. and evenint. -Rev: Mr. Mac.
Lathan will also t ()Millet a eervice te
Gaelic immediately after the English
service in the morning. -
Rev, M. B. Davidson, M.A.. of Gehl,
•who 'conducted thestnni.v.enisry setvices
in•the Luckuow Presbyterian Thereh op
Sunday, was greeted by large congrege-
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tions both morning and evening. Mr.
Davidson also addressed a mass meet-
ing of the Sunday School classes in tha
afternoon. A special collection taken
tor the purpose of re -seating the base-
ment of the church was very well con.
tributed to.
The dates July 13 to 19 have been
settled upon for the holding of the
Presbyterian summer school in Goderich
under the auspices of the Synod of
Hamilton and London. The executive
cammittee in charge of preparation is
headed by Rev. R..C. McDermid, with
Mr. Jas. F. Thornton as secretary. Fur.
ther announcement will be made from
time to time, and it is hoped the public
generally will show a great interest in
what may be made an important annual
event in Goderich.
The Associated Municipalities of
NorthwesterOctant) is the name of an
organization 'Pulled at Port Elgin on
Friday of lad week to impress upon the
.1Iydro Electric Commission the fact •
that xi mimicipaltties, comprising
townships and 13 towns and villages Ill
Bruce and N. Huron, are urgeutly in
'wed of Hydro Electric curriait.
The meeting was called by the I'urt
Elgin Board of Trade, and though the
time between the invitation and the
meeting was ahort there was a good at-
tendance,
The. following representatives •-were
present:
Paisley—Reeve Steele, L.A. Logi
James Hepburn, D. McKenzie:
Winghatn—W H. Gurney, Mayo
W. J. Greer, A' E. Lloyd, H. B._ Elliot
Teeswater---.1. A. Constantine.
Walkei ton—Fred Lippert, Andre
O'Neill, John Henderson, S. McKer
racher, Otto KleiD.
Saugeen—Reeve McCannell, TA
Brunton, Jams Wallace, Joe. Wallace,
J. Bulger, D. Smith.
Southampton—Fred Thomson, reeve
Bruce Tp.—Reeve Geo. Brown, Arch
McLean, John Nuttall.
Huron Tp --0. Ruffle, reeve.
Ripley—D. Munn, J. B. Martin, W
Crawford.
Tiverton—Reeve McDonald, Dan M
Lean, J. Kean, If. E. Steincamp.
• Kincardine—W. Hunter, Pat. Hun-
ter, F. Colwell.
Mildtnay—lteeve Schmidt, Charles
Schutter, W. E- Knechtal.
• Tort Elgin—Reeve Pattison; F. Bow-
en, W. Brown, J. J. George, F. R. Bar-
ber, E R. Sayles, H. H. Stevens, R J•
Ranney, A. L. Wyant, A. F George, It
M. Lowry, H. Ebert, A. McCannell, R.
C:Crawford, J. D. Faleoner, 0. McLar-
en, W. J. McCullough, H. Koebke, E.
Schwartz, Rev. Flagg,J,M. Itojr, A. E.
Eton, G. Leadbeater, R. D. North -
grave, Wm. Martjair4. Richardson, J
Struthers.
Lucknow—R. Johnston.
Kincardine Tp.—W. Scott.
Mr. H.iff. Stevens, president of the
Port Elgi Board of Trade, presided at
the meeting; and Mr. E. Roy Sayles, on
behalf of the Board of Trade explained
why the meeting was called. He said
that the recent meeting with Sir Adam
leek was the reason for further action.
Sir Adam had asked that a favorable
public opinion be created. The speaker
homed that while the pre/tont situation
bowed tnat there was great neglect of
his portion of the province, it was only
air that the people of the immicipal
ties ehould assume some blame in not
being organized, and, machinery provid-
d to press their claims Organization
as Lhe only way. The expenditure
would not be great and a small levy of
10 or $15 upon each municipality con-
erned would meet the requirementkvf
he new organization which would be
harged to look closely to the interests
f the whole northwestern section
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, Mayor Gurney. of Wingham; J. A.
Constantine, Teeswater; J. J. Hunter,
KincardineeEs Mayor Lippert, Walker-
ton; Reeve Steele, of Paisley; Reeve
Schmidt, of Mildmay; Reeve McCannel,
--e-• of Saugeen; Reeve Brown, of Bruce;
Reeve ltuttle, of Huron; Reeve Thomp-
of Southampton; Mr. Greer, of
Weigher'', and others all spoke briefly
agreeing that tbe only thing to do was
• to perfect organization for the ptirpose
nf sating forth to the Hydro Commis-
sion the apparent neglect they were giv-
ing to the Northwestern Municipalitiee.
Mr. Greer, of Wingham, moved and
r. (2onstantine, of Teamster, seconded
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• -That we deem it advisable, in order to
MARKETS
(Corrected up
hill Wheat....
to Wednesday noon)
•2 11
• 70
100 110
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Barley
44 45
37 40
20 25
Eggs, new laid
Butter .
HOP
— TORONTO MARKETS
Choiceheavy steer! ...... 514 00 to 113 .50
Choice butchers • 11 50 tb 12 00
Choice butchers' cows... 11 00 to 12 00
Good feeders 10 00 to 11 50
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Hogs, off cars
Fall Wheat
Goose Wheat
Oats
Timothy Hay
Kggs, new laid,
'toter, Creamery Prints
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secure early development of Hydro
power in this section of the province, to
form an association of the municipali-
ties within this district. That the or-
ganization be called the Associated
Municipalities of Northwestern -Ontario,
and that the officers be a chairman, vioe-
chairman, secretary -treasurer, and an
eiecutive of nine members." Carried.
A resolution was also moved by J. J.
Hunter, seconded by Blake Elliott, of
Wingham,- "That this meeting ask -the
Hydro'2Electric Commission to at once
proceed with the developnient of -power
on the Saugeen river, .and the southern
portion of the municipalities, embracing
Walkerton, Teeswater, Wingham, Luck.
now, be at once serial from Eugenia.
The officers of the new organization
are:
Chairman—H. H. Stevens, Port Elgin.
Vice -Chairman —Mayor Gurncy, of
Wingham.
Secretary-Treaiurer—E. Roy &vies,
Port Elgin.
Executive—W. J. Greer,_ Wingham;
J. 1. Rinker, Kincardine; Reeve Steele,
Paisley; Fred Lippert, Walkerton; J. A.
Constantine, Teeswater; D. Munn, Rip-
ley; R. Johnston, Lucknow; A.McLean,
Bruce Tp. -
The following resolution was ordered
to be sent to the Hydro -Electric Coin -
mission:
Moved by Reeve Steele, Paisley, sec-
onded by 0. Ruttle, Huron Tp
Whereas,,.the municipalities of this
Northwestern section cf Ontario, realiz-
ing the importance and necessity of
Hydro Power, and,
Whereas, the municipalities of this
said section covering—ii distance of 70
miles in length to 20 to 30 miles in
depth, include 20 townships, 13 towns
and villages, and,
Whereas, the delegates of these var-
lone municipalities in af.asion mbled,
declare that the Agricultural and In-
dustrial interests of this large section of
Ontario have not bad the consideration
from the Hydro -Electric Commission
that their needs demand; therefore,
Be it resolved that these municipali-
tier, duly organized and assembled, here-
by desire to impress upon the attention
of the Hydro -Electric Commission of
Ontario that immediate steps be taken
to provide power for Yhie district., in
order to place the Industrial and Agri-
cultural activities of the municipalities
of this large district in as favorable posi-
tion as other portions of the Pro ince of
Ontario where Hydro power has been
given, and,
Be it further resolved that this meet-
ing very strongly favors any nmveinent
hick has for its object--the-electrifying
of railroads, or radial construction, to
serve this part of Ontario.
The local committee had fine arrange
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mote for entertainment of visitors, in.
eluding a trip over the Raugeen river
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63 to 64
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Ripley
. ---Mond, May 12.
Me, John S. Morgan, of Winghane
wag.* visitor in our town this week.
Talking about strikes! A clock strikes
iind goes on workings but a man doesu't.
Mise Christy Campbell left last week
for Trout Creek where, elle will visit her
sister. Mrs. McDonald.
, Mr. W. A. Mair has leased the house
formerly occupied by Jas. Geddes from
A. M. Treleaven. Did you hear a tink-
ling 801100 I
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Mrs. Norman NcLeod, of---Gederich,
who has been visitiug friends here for
the petst three weeka, left on Saturday
to visit tier parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Burke, near Brussels..
Mrs. Hinton and daughter, Miss
Allie„„wersain,Fergna ibis week consult-
ing a specialist. Misa Allie's heart i,
not as,good as could be.‘wished, but -her
many friends are to hopes that she niay
soon be fully restored. .
Miss Annie Campbell arrived home
from Kincardine Hospital ors Monday
hurt. Her many Ripley friends will be
pleased to know that she is much im-
proved in health. Her sister Martha
accompanied her home.
Mr. Peter Campbell engaged Mr. Mac
Matheson one day last week to saw his
summer'swood with his rapid --sawing
• "buzzer." Pete does not believe in
burning coal during the summer months
at the present high prices.
Rev. Mr: Garbutt, of Lucknow, of-
ficiatA at the quarterly aervices in tbe
Methodist Church on Sunday list. • Mr.
Garbutt is an able .expounder a the
gospel and his message was attentively
listened to by a large crowd of hearers.
Mother's Day was observed on Su-n-
dey litet. At the morning service in
Knox Church & choir of mothers assisted
greatly with the song service. In the
evening en all male choir served in the
sawe atpacity. Thesermons were ap-
propriate for the occasion and were ap-
preciated by all,
The Grand Bali given under the 41118 -
paces of the Athletic Club on Friday
was largel.ttended. The sum of $115
was realized.. and the Club is much en-
coutaged. The* will now be able to
equip a good baseball team, btry_we
would advise them to keep acloae wateh
on the equipment tor last year some
boys were mean enough to steal their
entire outfit while they were playing a
friendly game at a garden party at Pine
River
Pte. Frank Bell surprised his Ripley
friends one day last week by stepping
froni the noon train. . Frank is a son of
W. H. Bell who a few years ago carried
on a barber business and later a grocery
store w Ripley. For a number of years
the family have resided at Saakatoon,
Sask , from whence Pte. Bell enlisted
for overseas service. He went through
some big battles on the western front,
hut has returned safely, and thought he
Would pay Ripley a flying visit before
leaving for his home in the West.
The Women's Institute met at the
Huron Manse on Friday last. A very
interesting paper was read by Nurse
Adams, of Wingham, on The Tay of
Nursing. • Nurse Stanley, of Ripley, also
read a paper on House Decorating.
Both these addresses were well prepared
and were made up of very helpful mat-
erial. After the business of the meet-
ing was attended, to a very appetizing
lunch was served to which all present
did ample justice. Mrs. G. H. Mooney
was elected president for the coming
year.
The Sunbeam Mission Bend of Knox
Church held their monthly meeting on
Sdndav last. A number of visitors
from Huron Church and the Methodist
Church Sunday Schools were also pres-
ent to enjoy the program which. was
presented. Mrs. Gilmore in her usual
pleaeing manner interested the audience
with a splendid talk on "Mothers."
This organization is grewine rapidly and
look foreword with renewed interest to a
very succeseful year. The cause of
missions is surely proepering with the
assistance of such an energetie lot of
helpers. The membership is also in-
creasing. A splendid program is beine
prepared to be given at the W. M. S.
Presbyterial on Tuesday, May 20th.
On Tuesday. May 20, a large gather-
ing is expected in Ripley, it being the
occasion of the bolding of the annual
Presbyterial of`the Women's Missionary
Society of Maitland Preehytery. Rev
K. McDonald, a m,ssionary of Korea,
will address the audience. The several
secretaries of the different branches of
the Society will give their reports.
Mrs (Rev) Lundy, of Walton, will add-
ress the Miesion Band in Knox Church
at 10 a m. A meeting of Maitland Pres
bytery will also be held in Knox Church
at 2 p m. The afternoon and evening
sessions of the Preabyterial will be held
in Huron Church. At 4 p.m the mem-
bers of the Mission Band will do their
part in singing and reciting. The church
will be suitably decorated with flowers
for the occasion. Dinner and supper
will be served in the Town hall to ail
visiting delegates. The joint societies
of Knox, Huron and Pine River church -
eft will have charge of the entertain-
ment. An enthusiastic gathering is
expected ar.4 matters of vital import-
ance will be discussed.-
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• LOCAL AND GENERAL
The -May meeting of the Lucknow
W.C.T.U. has been withdrawn—SE(:''.
Shortsfor sale at litELICAVEN BROS.
• Lucknow; $40.00 per ton. 22-5-c
Mr. Geo. Matheson is up from Brant-
ford spending the week with friends
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Miss Prudence Hayes, of Hamilton,
was the guest of Mrs. D. }McIntosh
over the weekend. •
11/e•c Air for antoniolnli- titc:,, • Ally
make of car, at the Ford Glrage, Luck-
now.--CIEL113;t0c4PUR.
Owing to an unexpected rush of ad
vertising we are obliged taleave out a
week.
Mr. R D. Cameron and Reeve Johns-
tou were in Walkerton on Friday of
last -week, the latter attending a .rrieet-
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ing of the Bruce Co. Freparedness
League.
The sprinkling wagon made the first
rounds of the street on Friday and Sat-
urday. We understand that the Coun-
cil has been petitioned to halve the -
streets watered as in former seasons,
and, no doubt, early action will be
taken.
The Lucknow tire CoinpanY will
hold a dance in Carnegie Hall on Fri;
day evg., May 16. Lucknow Orchestra
—no luoch. Dancing at 8 p.m., _sharp,
to one a ni,• Tickets: Gentlemen 75c,
Ladies free. Be at the Hall promptly
at 8 o'clock.
The Bruce Times of Walkerton had
the following: "Reeve Robt. Johnston
inT1X-ovidson, of LucKnow, were -
here on Tuesday getting a baby carriage'
free the American Rattan for Roterta
Miriam Johnston, a young sutf13)gette
which arrived at theiteeve'a home some
weeks ago. - ; -
-- - NM -Woman liqured •
Mrs. Carpenter, of Nile village, was
the victim of a painful accident while
driving home from Goderich on Satur-
day of last week. At the top of the
Saltford hill the horse b3came fright-
ened and ran to the bottom of the hill,
upsetting the buggy and throwing the
lady into a wire fence, nearly severing
one of her ears. Medical aid was soon
on the scene, and she was removed to
the hospital at Goderich where she is
in a serious condition.
Concert And Cantata
A concert and Cantata will be given
in the Methodist Church, Lucknovi, on
the evening of May 20th, by the choir
under the leadership of J. C. Andersone'
Geo •A. 'Fryfogle, violinist, of Wingbane
and Mis. (Rev.) Henderikm, of Ripley,
reader, will assist. After the concert
program, the choir will give John C.
West's beautiful Cantata. Faith and
Praise. (Time for Cantata production,
one hour.) Admission 35:-.
MARRIED
NEWTON —SMITH —In the Metropolitan
Church, Toronto, at high noon,
Wednesday, May 14, 1919, by the
Rev. Trevor Davis, 1)r. G. A: New
ton, of Lucknow, and Mise Edyth
Smith, daughter of Mrs. E. J.
Smith, Lucknow. Dr. and Mrs.
Newton were expected al: Lucknow
Wednesdity night.
BORN
•MacLeore—In Lucknow on May 10th,
191:4, to Mr. and airs. W. Mac-
Leod, a son—John Ho Nerd.
Taking A Recess
The eeellent series of meetings which
the L.M.C.A. have ben holding for the
past few months was brenglat to a close
on Sunday afternoon.iThe holding of
monthly meetings threughout the sum-
mer months is under consideration, but
whether or not these will be held, the
association will reorganize early next
fall, and meetings will be held threugh-
Amt the winter
Crows Out West
Not, so many years ago crows were
very rue in the Prairie Provinces; but
with the settling up of the country the
crow appears to have come -to think
more favorably of it. In The Observer,
of Holland, Man., we find the following:
"The department of Apiculture is offer-,
triga honnty for the destruction a --
crow. The rate is ten cents for each.
pair of crow's lees and five cents for
each crow'e egg. These may either be
turned intrethe secretary of the munici-
pality or sent direct to the Agricultural
Ettension Service, Legislative buildings,
Winnipeg,"
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--Tuesday, May .
Mr. D. B. Murray was in Toronto a
few days Net week.
Miss Elizabeth Miller, of Ednienton,
is visiting at her home here.
Mr Allan McDonald, of Toronto, is
vieiting'friends here. ,
1Ve congraturate Mr. andIfts. Colin
McDonald on the arrival of a son on
April 30.
Mr. Levis arrived borne frotn over-
seas last week.
St. Heens and vicinity turned out in
full force Monday night at Lucknow to
welcome home Rose Murray. Ross en-
listed with the 4eth Highlanders in
Toronto about three 'years ago and has
been through the thick of the fight. -
Miss Nellie Brookee •of Tomato,- •vis
MI e:'''R.11ag,
ti past week.
Mrs. David Todd and Master Neely
left on Saturday fora ne-•ntlaS visit at
Pigeon, Mich.
Mrs. Harry McAllister and children,
of Winghana,spent a coeple of weeks at
Colin McDonald's.
Mrs. Baker and family moved to
Lucknow _last week. Mrs. Buchanan is
spending a few days with them there.
The annual meeting of the St. Helens
Women's Institute will be held in the
Public Hall on Friday, May 16, at 2.30
o'clock. This being the annual meeting
and the election of oftieers, a good at-
tendance is reiptested.—SEcV
Reid's Corners
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Miss Maggie Hunter spent the week-
end with her sister, Mrs. A -Holland.
Miss Millie Weldon, who has been
seriously 111 in London, returned to her
home last week and is progressing fav-
orably.
Mr. and Mrs2.,',W, Weldon and little
daughter were guests of Mrs. Russell
Reid, Sunday last.
Some of our ambitious farmers have
finished seeding but the damp weather
is keeping others back considerable. •
We hope the weather may soon clear up
A little stinahine would benefit the com-
ing crops
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McMullen. and son
visited at Mr. J. Eumerton's Sunday
last.
Some of our young friends took in
the Ernie Marks concert in Kincardine
Friday night. Ali reports speak highly
of the talent.
Mr. Harold Fraser returned from
London and is spending a few days
under the parental roof.
Mrs. Wm. Brown, of the boundary,
visited her.rnother, Mrs. in. Bell, :me
day last week.
Married at Teeswater
A inlet but beautiful wedding Was
solemnized at the church of the 8 tcred
Heart, Teciwater, at' 9.30 Wed-
nesday, May 7th, when E Ina second
daughter of Mrs. Geo. Lambertus, of
Teeswater, was united in marriage to
Mr. Christopher McDonald, of the 4th
con. of Culross. The bride wore a navy
blue suit with hat to match. She was
attended by Miss Olive Lambertu:!, of
Hepworth, attired in blue'silk suit with
black hat The groomsman was her
own brother, Bert Latebertus. • After
the ceremony which was performed by
the Rev: Father Capps, the wedding
party proceeded to the bride's home
where a sumptuous dinner was served.L
The guests present included near rel
atives of the contracting parties In
the evening, a wedding. reception was
held at the groom's home, where many
invited guests extended felicitations and -
spent a happy evening in games 'and
othe'r amuserriente.—Tees4ater News
Few Cases in Court
(From The Bruce Times Walkerton)
The Division Court, which is suppos-
ed to be the l'oor Man's Tribunal, is not
being heavily patronized in Walkerton,
only one case having come up so far this
year notwithetanding that rp sessions
have already passed, and as there is
nothing in view for 4 next month's • sit-
tings, it looks as if #n entire half year
oi eabonriount 1, s
e. ,casleip intohavi 1)411ng decoratel tIie
docket in that time. It is not that
there are no poor men in Walkerton
that the court is running out 'of business
but rather that the poor are so blisy
paying bread hills that they haven't
_much inclination for cotirt fees._ __Wi4.4
the jail nearly empty and the local
court almost out of business, one would
think that we should soon he good
enough to abolish some of our churches,
and thus save coal by church union
next Wiater,
SOLDIERS ARRIVE HOME
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.Though he bas not made bis home in
Lucknow for Some yeers, Spr. Wm. Cot•
regale was treated as a Lucknow boy
whirein town during the past week.
The Reception Committee found him at
the Cain House and presented him with
the address and gold .piece which is be-
ing given each Lucknow man from over-
seas. -Sur. Corrigan enlisted in Win-
nipeg with the 78th Battn., tud saw a
good deal of service in France. He NW as
wounded hilt has fully recovered and is
in good health. ''
Pte. Peter Carter, brother of Mr. Jno.
Carter, of town, who arrived home Tues.
dly night, cn!isted at Barrie, with the
Battu, and saw a -great deal of
hard service in France. He was
wounded end gassed et Paschendale,
and returning to the front was again
severely wounded near the end of t:he
war qt'CatritrIti, and r‘'
vorted killed. 'Pie. Carter is still badly
crippled and his health is not good, but
is recovering. Other soldiers to arrive
at Lui.know during the week were Ross
Murray, ul near St. Helens, Ca.nnoit
Stothers, of Ashheld, 'N. Hedley a.ud
Welling McCoy, both Lucknow boys
Sergeant William Blue wla o has been
In France with the American Expedi-
tionary Force -for the past nine months
has ,reeeived• his discharge' from the
American army, and is visiting his par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Blue, near
Aniberly. Sapper George Blue, of the
C , arrived honie- a few weeks ago
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• ,,u Luca LWO soldier boys home, Mr.
and Mrs. Blue have had all the family
With thew for the first time in nine
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years.
The eoldi. r who was welcomedat the
'1', 11. station Saturday night by a large
crowd of citizens and the Brise Baud,
was Corp. Stanley Agar whose early
home was in Ashfield. Corp. Agar en-
listed at Saskatoon in 1917, and after
going overseas was transferred to the
48,11 Highlanders, and it was With that
famous battalion -that he returned to
Canada a few days ago. Though be
was not so very long in the army, Corp.
Agar saw a lot of hard fighting. He
was with the iiSth at Hill 70, Amiens,
Arras, .Canal Du Nord, and from Cam-
brai to the close of the war when the
army marched into Germany, and for a
time was stationed near Cologne A
brother of Corp. Agar e as- less fortunate
and fell in the war after seeing a great
deal 4 f hard service
A Request
The Reception Committee would be
pleased to have cars volunteered to
assist in the receptic n to return soldiers.
Difficulty is occasionally experienced in
securing cars and it would greatly assist
to have a list to call on if needed.
• Notify a•H.limith, Robe
Johnston to place your name on the
list
ANNUAL EXCURSION
Goderich to Detroit
and Return
Steamer Greyhound leaves God-
erich TUESDAY, JUNE 17th
9 00 a.m. (Ad. time
10.00 a.m. new thrie ' •
Arrives Detroit 5 00 p.m. Returning
leaves • Detroit Thursday, lune 19th,
1.(,0 p.rn. Detrcit titne. (Detroit time
is the same as Goderich old time.
$2.25 Round Trip. $1.75 Single
Children, between ti and
12, Half Fare
Don't miss this opportunity to visit
America's most beautiful and mo -t
. pr....speroliscity-:, • A • -rntltioii 'priputat
tion, a city of beautiful parks,.grand
boulevards and a wonderful water
nt. Canadians coming to betroit
for a teriiporary stay are not required
1(4 8Y a tax or tua'ke a deposit. 1*.s,
immigration officers. will he on the
steamerto pass eNctIrsj.11ists. C,00,1
music and dancing en route. Fine
caf, and lunch room aboard ste.imer.
BAND MOONLIGHT ut of Ggd-
etich, Monday evening, little 16th,
7,30 old tittle, S.30 Goderich tune 25c
3 bomb on beautiful` Lake Huron.
Orchestra music and dancing in
steamer's ball room.,
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WOMEN'S I NSTITUI E
RED CROSS WORK11
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Following is a report of the Red
Cross work done by the Lucknow
branch of the WOME0'8 Instituto frow
May 27, 1918, to March 15, 1919:
Total receipts . $1021 03
T3tal expenditure .. ... . 846 07
Balance in Bank' -.123 41
Number. and valuation of articles
made.
144 shirts $ 216 04.1
371 pr. sax . . ... ..... 556
4 wos. 947 (14,
16
64 Slings . ..... ..... . 12 t.."0
16 underskirts 16 04,
Bought and shipped:
12 81111.43 of underwear 8 91
. ).‘, 4,
. 31 24
Yarn
45
$l15
ME:, H Woop, J. .4, -NEW,
Secy Trea4.'
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
MONEY TO LOAN.—On mortgages and notes
at reasonable rates. Fire Insurance. but
Stock and Mutual Companies. Convey
ancing done with neatness and despatch.
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OKU, A. SIDDALL. Broker, Luckncy.
Pure Bred Yorkshire Boar for service. Terms.
. -$1.25 cash. JAS. -lilicritEr. lot 5, con. s,
Ashfield. ' l5 -5p
6'47' - . Wagist,cged
in !Janie of Lucy A. Wilson. Finder kindly •
communicate with WALTER, A. Wii.tio.
Lucknow. Phone 64 r 21..
VIC:TORY BONDS bought and sold. Apply
J. II. ACKERT. LuCktiow, or ACKERT &
, HATHwELL'S Boot and Shoe Store, Luck-
now:
30-6-e.
FOUND.—On the road north of Lucknow,
lady's mull', and on the street in Lucknow
a that muffler. Owners may have [heal
at THE SENTINEL Office. 15-5.c.
Highest cash prices paid for all kinds of junk.
skDon't sell yourjunx till Jake Libel conies.
14'111 give Di ounces to' each pound. Also
highest price paid for all kinds or poultry.
depending on quality-.
TAKE NOTICE. — There are a' number of
fakirs going about the country waking folk
believe that junk is down in price on ae
count of the war stopping; but we are still
paying 28e,1o4. •.ir. 3,: to 4c for rags
and 4 to ta: 1 rubueis. 'We will call on
every home in Lucknow and vicinity and
pay these prices and giving 16 ounce. to
the pound. .1EEDENS, pley.
29-5-p.
DR.XARBER. OSTEOPATH, at Cala House.
'Lucknow. every Wednesday afternoon: -LII
chronic diseases successfully treated. Os-
teopathy removes the physical onuses Of
disease. Adjustment of the spine is more
quickly secured and with rewertreatments
by Osteopathy than bv any other method
NOTICE
For all matters regarding Greenhill °metal
refer to D. Alton, Secretary.
WANTED
Dead Horses and Cattle promptly re-
moved within a radius of 2J miles. No
animal removed without the hide. Will
pay from $3.00 to 55.00 for animals
brought to the factory. Phone at our
:.xpeuse : Dav phone Nu. 12,- •.% ening
phony No. 17S.
FARMERS FERTILIZER Co.,., • Ltd.,
-113..241. Wihghain.
Court of Revision
Notice is hereby given that a Court
for the revision of the Assessment Roll
cf the Township of Kinloss for the year.
A.I)., 1919, to hear and determine ap-
peals made against the Assessment Roll.
will be held at the Township Hall. Holy -
rood, on Monday, the 26t1. day of May,
1919, at 10 o'clock a. tn. All persons
having business at the said Ccurt are
hereby notified to govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
15-5-c Ti:os, MURRAY, Clerk.
• Notice To Creditors
Notice is hereby ;xi Yen. pursuant -Ht. tReCtitri1
Chap. 121, of the kte% isod Statutes of Ont-
ario. that all persons having elaitrs against
the Estate of .'11a, McKinnondeceased, who
died on or ab9ut the thirtieth day of March.
A.D., 1919, in the Towirship of kinloss in the
County of Bruce in the Pro% ince of (warti.
are rt. quired to send by. post prepaid, or to de-
liver to K. Vanstone. '1%, Ingham. ontieri0. '
icitor for the Executors. on or bvfore the
t wenty-seventli day of May, A.D.. 191:4, their
names and adaressea. with NH partici3ars of .
their claims in writing,, and the nature or 4he
securities rif any1 held by .1 hem duly %..-rifled
by a statutory declaration.
.And further take notice t hat after the said
t wenty•sevsent 11 day of May, 1919. the asset, of
the said estate will be distribitted by the Ex
ecutors among the p11 ies entitled thereto.
having regard only to the clainis of which the),
,Iia11 tlicri have notice, and I lie est at e wi 11 not
be liable for any claims not tiled at the. t inie of
he sa id d ist ri but ion.
Dated at Wingliain this t wenty-eig lit h day
of April. A.D., 1919.
11. V xsTost:.
Wingliarn I.
Solicitor for the Executors.
Notice To Creditors
Not ice -Whereby given, purruant to Seotnint
ii 1'Lapc,. 121 of the lievised Stiietrites of
tiller Ill prrtairrsiTIVIllg" i fri4itgarns t ti, Est
tate of Eli&itseth Ann Towle deceased, whil
died on 01 ib0111 the P0111141 t141y OVirttr1157).
'A. 1919. at the VillLir
age of ek ow. 111 tilt,
'ounty of Drucciand in'' 444 t
revired to send. by is* -t. prepaid. .or fol deli
to R. Vanstone, '*% hit:ham. tnitario. nor,
for (4I*. A41111111114trRtOr, 011 Or beto1 14Ii' 111111 -
ieth day of May. A. 1).. 1919, their nein. •• and
addresses, with full particular, of 1114%0 -
in writing. and the nature of the 40ccrities itf
any) held by them duly veritieii by stat Win y
deeharii14044. •
ATM funtierir- not Art I •
thirtih *laytof Ay, A. 11., 1919, iv(
t he said estate will he enstrinut t he Ai1.
ininistrator. itniowttie panic, entit led 1
tohaving regard only to the claim, of w Heti.
he shall then have rioti..e and the st ate will
not he liable for :ii,y claim- not tiled at theli
tune of said di-tribut ion.
Dated at \%inghaw this sittli day of May, •
A. D., 1919.
R VANa-roNE, Wingham P. O.
say 43, Solicitor for the •.kd m In kr ran
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