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Incorporated in 1855
Capital and Reserve $8,800,000.
Over 100 Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK
Offs good banking facilities to
Merchants, Manufacturers and
Farmers who require credit to
extend their operations,
Savings Department Conducted on up-to-date System.
L[ICKNBW . BRANC.I
Deering New Ideal Light Running
Steel Binders .. _:
Oliver Two -Wheeled Sulky JPIow
Primrose Crcatn Separators
Louden Litter- Carriers, 'Stalls, Stanchions
New Williams Sewing Machines
Gourlay, Winter and Leeming Pianos
For Sale by
W. G. ANDREW, - LUCKNOW.
;MEAD OFFICE
HAMILTON
MANY -iaple : a-i-1to save
because the amounts
which they are able to put to
one side seem to them toosmall
to be worth saving. Make a
trial. Open a deposit acccunt
with the Bank of Hamilton,
and you will be surprised to
find how rapidly your savings
accumulate.
BANK OFHAMILTON
LUCKNOW BRANCH -J. A:"_Clennie, Manager. 3
Tinsmithing
Eavetroughing
Furnaces Installed.
All kinds of Tinware
promptly repaired.
G. Drinkwal
The Double Track Route
HETW tKN
MONTREAL, TORONTO,
DETROIT and CHICAGO
Unexcelled Dining Car Service,
Sleeping cars on night trains and parlor
'cars on principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand Trunk
Ticket Agent or C. R. horning, District
Passenger Agent, Toronto.
A. W. HAMILTON
G T.R. 'Agent, Lacknow. I'hwne 2.
WANTTD II
CREAM — We pay- the
highest price. Our tests
are accurate. We supply
cans. -
EGOS --- .Any quantity.
We pay "Cash„ only.
Have you seen the Anker-
Holth Self -Balancing Bowl
Cream Separator ?
We will be pleased to show it
t(1 you.
Silverwoods, Limited
Phon, 47 _LtsCknow, Ont.
WAticED
Culross Centre-
-Monday,
entre-
-Monday, Aug. 18.
Most of the farmers around have
finished harvesting.
Miss Lillie Walker, who has been
overseas for nearly three years, has
returned home.
Mr. Walter Day delivered a nurse
at Ripley last week. •-
Mr. Kenneth McKenzie has been 0.
inted Township Clerk.
Mr. ti ifiord Day is spending a
couple of weeks with friends here.
Hugh Semple and Robt. Colvin are
-Send -the •..
IEurktunu 'rnfirtel
Published every Thursday morning
at Lucknow, 'Ontario.
A. D. MACKENZIE, Pro Motor
and Editor.
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HENRY FORD -GETS SIX CENTb
One of the most interesting libel cases
which ever got into court came to an
end at Mount Clements, Mich. last
week when Mr. Henry Ford, of autom( -
bile fame, was awarded six cents a
compensation for the injury done to hiri)
►w Tb Chicago Tribune !Alen it clear
: Zt'I.t him an anarchist.
1'tie law suit, which lasted throughout
illtce-Illont,lis, and on whish. sowts"of tht
best legal talent of the f iced- SUXes
was'tugaged, is estimated to have Lost
about one hundred and fifty thousand
dotlau.' This sutra, The Tribune Co
will have to pay along with the six
c-nts which go to Mr. Fora, for, though,
the amount of damages, awarded .was.
trifling in the extreme, the fact ,that
damages were allowed Mr. Ford, meant
Mine woo•a sial n z . was one o
Those, iu . which the • reser must pay the
whole expense of the court, it being
;t7sumed that he was wholly. responsible
for the holding'ofthe-int and-
incurring of the expensa.
Mr. Ford- tad' --sued for Qne mil it fl
doll'irs, and the awarding of the nomin•
Lal sum of six cents looks` like a
Iudeed the" case throughout its course
has been a subject of merrim°nt; and
the critlinsr award seems like a fitting
clitnax. The two parties to the -suit are
so immensely wealthy that nobody felt
that either ..would be hurt no matter
cosier -Fay the decision ---wet ,
The suit's -rose -out of .-
- the •Great War
�►hkb E3ecions1y ... , .
too many thins Aria p •rsni :au away
froru the scenes of- the actual fighting.
Of a g. nerous ai'fd sympathetic_hature,
ot world affairs, Mr. Ford was opposed
to war, apt) trendy, under any circnna-
etaaacet, and during the troi Ue with
Mexic3 'and the early part (►f the
Irritations
of the Skin
Are Soothed=and Healed by the
Use of Dr. Chase's Oint-
ment — Two Interest-
ing Cases Reported
The old method of treating eczema
by means .of ,inter -nal medicines is
too slow and uncertain of results.
The • new method Is by the use of
Dr. Chase's Ointment. You apply
the ointment and obtain almost Im-
rtaediate - relief from the itching,
stinging sensations. In a few days
the sore spots :are cleaned out. and,.
• the healing p1 ocess Is -set up.'
• .As you apply 'the 'ointment. -froom•-
day `to day you-. cart -see for yourself-
thtr splendid results obtained, and
this will encourage you to keep on
with this treatment until the cure in
complete.
• Mrs. ' Stafford Leason, Wincheeter.
Ont., writes:_'] can heartily r_e..__.
commend Dr. Chase's Ointment, as
it cured me of a very severe case of
eczema. After using several reme-
dies without relief, I was about dia.-
couraged, thinking )t could never en.--
dure the intense -surrering. At last
tone ',evtiranxig'> ivn'
.h T :felt:` I rdle :net
endure' the pain ;another day or .h -our
longer. I thought of Dr. • Chase's
Oisttrnent which I • had" seen adver-
tised, and decided to give it a trial.
To my great surprise, after using it
a few times, I obtained relief, and
in a few days my affliction began to
completely disappear. My husband
and I often speak of the quick and
lasting cure I obtained in such 't
short, time. That was ten years ago,
and we have kept it in our home
ever since, and it has been a great
healer for many other complaints. I
never tit to recommend Dr. Chase's
Ointme:it to my friends and neigh-
bors.
- "I might state that we have also
used Dr. Chase's Nerve Food in our
household, and I can recommend It
as doing all that you claim for it."
In scores of ways Dr. Chase's
Ointment is of use in every homa.
Applied after shaving it keeps the
skin soft and smooth. _ Used.for baby
after the bath, ft cures chafing and
skin irritation. It is so soothing and
healing that it acts as a beautifier of
the skin, keeping it soft, smooth and
velvety. Sixty cents a box, all deal -
'sirs, or Edmanson, Bates -& Co.,
Limited, Toronto.
,many other men alio, lime shown gee t
aliily ._-and awaseed great
fortunes. , '
larrIN/U1 .41.61
llth con. west.
Mr. and Mr. Walter Richardson
and Mr. ad Mrs. Walter, Pinnell spent
the week -end with friends near Tiver-
ton.
. 4otris- MrDvnuld left Teeswaior
last Thursday morning for the West.
A number from here attended the
dance at the home of Mr. Herb.'
Pletsch's last Wednesday night. Al!
report a good time. -
Erb -McIntosh. -A very quiet but
pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter .Ross;
when Sarah, daughter of Mrs. Albert
Green, -became the bride of Mr. Wil -
her Erh, brother of Mrs. Ross. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Foster in the presence of immediatb
eGives onTy. The happy couple
left .from Wingham- 1 hu,rsday for a
trip to Windsor and Detroit. •
WAN -T ---
at LUCKN�W
Dead horses ,and Cattle promptly re-
moved within !t radius nf. 2) miles.. No
animal remnvPrl without the hide. Will
pay frotU1 3,fNa to $s.•00 -for antnnr1ss`
brought to the factory. Phn'n.m at our
expense: DAV phone No. 122, levening •
phone No. 17£3. •
• i�ARWR:'ts Fsarll,rraa CO. Ltd.,
13-2-tf. • • Wing'hatn,
T. .
We have st'eare(I If. D.
\V..51s to buy c;rer►n
for uy. Ile will give '
out, cans, test cream and
pay 11 i g h err t market
-was-Dist -Dissit . ---
Get a lam and give urn to
fair trial. . «'e, aysut't
)•eau that y o n cannot
Tela (! sny mistake). (lair
aim 1Y 1r► give you en-,
Uri) ssxtiasfa rtiran a n (1
I0tt ce ,you stoney
The- Seaforth
Crearnery Co.
Seaforth, Ont.
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A P Fire R
"Wil') is a -profiteer i ash d 'a m .n
the street the mbar day; ani h -r ---west
...ter—rem-k tit..
profiteer is j ast a man who goes. alt : ad
anti- maker all -tlistt" he `cart tut of bis
business reg ►rdless of the eausUf't !ac;;s
to oth:'.r3 ,
na i
� a
Wake up, Ontario !
Let the Referendum' Battle -Cry Be
"No!"- Nota - No. No.
INCE the announcement in the Legislature last spring that a Refer-
endum on the Ontario Temperance Act would be taken this fall, the
different temperance orga izations of the province of Ontario have
met togetherto consider wha attitude they should take. The result'
as been the it anion of the ntario Referen ll =•Cpmmi-ttee,
comprises representatives from the organized temperance forces -of the
province and the temperance sentiment of the province outside, of these
organizations. The new Committee will conduct the Campaign. 'We
are asking the voters -of -Ontario -to vote. -"-No" ., to all--questi ub-
mitted on the ballot.
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The. � d1123 • �B���t
AND HOW TO VOTE
Yes No
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1. Are you in favor of the repeal of THE ONTARIO TEMPERANCE
ACT?. 1
2. Are you in favor of the sale of light beer containing not more than
two and fifty-one one hundredths per cent. alcohol weight measure
through Government agencies and amendments to THE ONTARIO
TEMPERANCE ACT to permit such sale?
3. Are you in favor of the sale of light beer containing not more than
two and fifty-one one hundredths per cent. alcohol weight measure
in standard hotels in local municipalities that by a majority vote
favor such sale, and amendments to THE ONTARIO TEMPERANCE
ACT to permit such sale?....
4. Are you in favor of the sale of spirituous and malt liquors through
Government agencies and amendments to THE ONTARIO TEM-
PERANCE ACT to permit such sale?
ofthe By the Ontario.Temperance Act, sale Onto
fe
ed there
is a majority for "Yes"
and distribution --of alcoholic liquors for any questions. You Must
beverage purposes within the province mark an X after each of the four ques-
were prohibited., For practically three tions, oryour ballot is counted as spoiled.
years the province has experienced the
good effects of this law. Its repeal would
be a calamity. Any of the amendments
would spoil it. Referendum. The Ontario Referendum
Comrniftee earnestly and respectfully
- For the Temperance forces to win they ask you to _nark your X in_the "No '
must_.s_ecure_four "tyo" majorities.. That column -.skein _-each and every , question,
is, a majority for "No" on EVERY as indicated in the sample ballot re-
question. The Tanperance forces will be produced herewith.
Tl1L.. - Lam- ~ A
A century of temperance progress in
this province is at stake in the coming
JOHN MACDONALD
-� jte-
D. A. DUNLA' ' . ANDREW S. GRANT
Chairman Treasurer - Vice -Chairman and Secretary
(1001 E I it. ;,$1dg ;.Dur tto)
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The word is not yet in the di ;tion aries • — _
and perhaps no reco,rnize I a'uth'oring ; to hire. He is reported as saying "The
-has given's dethit.iotr of it. It is one next war will be -fought by E ig'and and
of the gifts of the Great %Var. Th< Japan against America.",
definition given above wires pant. of th, Tile re Ison for this cptmtn war is not
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meaning but not all of it. The word given, but De `Valera will . not trouble
rofiteer semis - to hive been first about that his nfijrctis'.'ta' stir
used to
mean the man who took aalvan-
European warn be said and laid many
foolish things. It was in critici:rzi 0f
some of his published remarks upon the
.war. that The Chieago Tribunerpublished
an editorial uuder the heading "Nord Is
An tYi, archist." '
As 'the Tribune is a .papery of great
circulation and itemenae intinence, Mr
Ford evidentlyalelt tha he could not
wisely 1-t this severe criticism pass un-
challenged, as doubtless it would 'seri-
ously damage his reputation and pres-
tige.
--Tire defer ,
r•)IOW that ',Mr. ford entertaii,e..I. and
had given expression tot such idea and
senttmenta stn justifier/ it in Raying .t-h;at
he is an' anarchtat;t_ -O?---this-t.
representatives of The Trrjbun
to convince the jury. With t
int~:. vieatr-they rinntttel`y- reviews - Mr•.
Fara'$-life history and enquired closely
into all his bngineas •--his profits,- his
wage ' arrangements 'with hit - men--- in
fact everything was laid bare.
Olt the whole, the exposure was not
discreditable to Mr. Nord, for though it
was shown that he knows nothing of
history aaind of literature, end is surpris"
ingly ignoriarlt of furrrnt a vents, It was
not shown' that he is in any way a
dana.rous citizen much as the terve
anarchist _imp! - J 1+ei- went -that
be said ie that .:s1 r. Ford a',Pearss to
have ('ntert•►ined riotne views reeatrding
Ka'r in cot{illdean wilka ar.arrhl�ta_--viewt�
lie 1 cratertairaed by tht'«great titaoj.'rit.y of
t lien people in c(annt.ries of highest, civil'.
►r at1(►n. 1towr•ver, Mo fair airs flit• evi
dente revealed, he is entirely frau from
the ap►irit •,f .ririlence vise:) (:liaraeteriza•sc
Certain elements of the anarch.trttrti.
As to Mr. Ford's display'nf ignorance,
b3 is itt that respect no worse than
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at Mr. Frank Todd's last week.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
Saul Phillips, who Underwent an opera-
tiop in Wing!`a.tu Hospital, is recovering.
' Miss_ Sl riie_Stonehouse__of 13el gra
as
Wen visiting friends here.
will towards Britain. an.t . h: /no doubt
-eenntry-'s hstreae and needy thinks that the idea of a war *eked. by
during - the war to make ex trbitant Britain and Japan. up to the 17 rite
plollta for_ himself.. Thermen-who Mule States is something toins'te hatred.
btgmmey-nut- of the -Making -a1 war Th ther-w'iid Amur– -entertainrg"by
munitions . were. 'the first proii_teers: tril8 reCjt:less ellrnealt of the inlet ii
further illustrated ,by. 'a: atuteuteat by
[it the word applied with equal fitness
Josiph Smith, president of the Friends
to those, . whoa having, control of the, of Irish Freedom, S•iid.ha: If 1 had my
stocks, 'of wool and I...thpr -steSay
way'-t7'aanut r ow t wd);1ta1. repo Atte every
advanced the peaces knowing that: -the utIa'►ual debt sand break every bab-kers
government must have the goods and to the world."
that it would ply alai'»t any priceChis suggests that tbe "Friends of Irish,
H reedo in_are very closely related to. the
that way asked. Later, those dealing
r•13olshiviki of Russia, and • that in reality
they are the Forst enemit s of Ireland.
in food stutl's, seeing► that the people
must have 1'1101, kept it off the market,
creating an ar t i fil i al scarcity and exact
ing prices beyond that learranted by
the snpip'les actually an hand. -Tuesday Aug 19
A good example of this East sort c.f Mr. and Mrs. Wm L'hornps )n, and \1r
profiteering was exposod in Ca Al a the and Mrs. Will McQuiflin, motored tea
-(hirer may, Th(s' wiio h in rie " sugar - Wingbain, :3iitev.ile, and W-r,xet tor, on
upon w large scale sere di:~covere 1 to Friday of las week..
have stored up immense cpuu.ntities of it Ji r, and Jirs I;Itj:ait Prot and d... sten
� t, g
St. hieler•is
The regular
Institute will be held at Mrs. Jas.
BUSINESS ANO SOCIETY CARDS
JOHN SUTHERLANi) & soN•►, Ltd., Guelph.
Ont., ln-uranoe, Fire and. Marine.
1..0, r). F. Lucknow bodge meats every Friday
evening; at.B O'a'lock in their Hall, camp -
'bell ,tceet. All bt•ethrasn cordially invited.
Officers: - Nflbir----tirnnd,-ttobert hither ;
. Vice Uraaaad, .J; Melkuttg; • Itee. See., A. H.
Boyd; rip. secy., lar. I'aterson; Treasurer. -
Alex. ltoss,
. (T. TC C. 1)1i1 Light L4xtge uaeTet4
every '1'hn::.Ia,yy night on or before the fulli
moon. in the M'iaaonic Hall. Havelock street
i.neknow. %V. M., l:. (;. Lindsay: S: W..
'.1 Mc(;uire; J. W., Jas. Hoyle; Secy.. W.
, � Wifvon-
Durnin'x on Thursday, August lath.
Sart jrct.-Table Manners and Qaestion
._lha-we:
Miss Kate McKenzie returned
Langside on Son toy after spending a
few days at Mr. John 1liller'il jr.
Mr. Borated McGuire of- London is -
at M r. Ned Thom's. His father, M r.
to
Mrciolilire.1ii. gone to the Went.
Miss Mary McLean of Lucknow has
been vi&ittrg at Mr.• Arch. Anderson's
Paramount •
Moquay, A4gust 18
PR.:sENTATtON TO P401.1)1EIts —Long
and pleasantly remembered will be the
evening ('f 'Friday, Aug. JJ 1:,, when
friends to the number of ah(nnt 1.50 met
at the home of .11 r. and Mrs_ P., 12._.Mc-
N ry, Ashfield, to foruia.11y reeo,(nize :the.
rcpt urn Louie of two l'aramt►unt boys
who had bee...overseas with_ _ the CF. F, -
(c_ornert the supply stet to ssy ,until , ,
��--Wel•1 atltt see rrt!+ritrig st_ war. � to -f:rntc-E,
be_trult_ )raa:sery Me\ay. The evening outside was pPr-
fe. t, and the 'guests er..,ioyed the drive
from' their homes. Following' a'stiort
program of music, the address published
below was read, and the ,ys were each
presented with a beautiful Regina gold
watch. The two young men replied to
the ;;til Treys in short but appropriate
sis echesi expressing their appreciation
of the reception and the gifts and atm
their ,joy at being among tileisf friends.
Following 'the presentation, a nice
lunch, • provided by the ladies, was
served, • .The renaainder of the evenipg,•
to t!, wee sma Ipourt,.�t•�; ...$rp;,ply_
'et••jnyed in polies and dancing.
Mrs. -Gordon sand Mies Mary (, The Address read to the boys oval as
nag ..-season--,eant(, on, Meta►. adios.
'relie price was then advanced 50e. per
loindredweiglit. on the ground that there
was, a -shortage. The -fruit must he
preserved at once-nr, ltrt; go- the higher
price i t paid and n'. questions asked.
'I'haat is the sort of profi' erring which iss
goiaag un after the •.tar; but the trick
waft really learned during the war
period. . '
No remedy fhr the evil milieus to
have been yet d' ist•d, but the t•4poSIirt s
►f profiteering 1'ay inveestigaatingecothn111
rsionM in (;ritaun, the 1'ailed States anal
oi• 11114 c• twtry wiil, ham a wholesome
eft
The Rev. Mr. T)wasA f .of Clinton,
will occupy the pulpit of the Angl.cac
chiire;h Helens during the absence of
the Rev. Mr. Eccleston.
Mr, S. li. Stothers, district represent.
a:ive of 1ftiron, and JMiss McI) retell of
E nit 1\Vawanosh, met tbe lo,.al , commit-.
at the school house, for the '►urp ose of
revising the prize list of they school fur
to be held at .St Helens on September
15th.
1)r and Mrs, .iohn Mc('rustie and
son; Watson, tit lied; 1)e •r, Altaa. are
vi'itors at W G. McCrost ideas,
STiRRIMG UP STRIFE
,'Itut1,(•rfctrtllcft aa:r ,?`I vi ff~K a lake follows:
Mr. W hel o McKey and Ern;e after meals,
)a� atlera. ' .ptre, iile'r+t of the h-ffs4Fhti'-
of ir(l end" is no doubt Laving the time
of him life in tht' [oiled St t s whether
h • has romp to tr iiv - nip t by acid money
for the Coll•(. rif •Irish n •ependo ICC.
The sort r.1 thing hi i ► pr. ach'ng on
this sack of (lin /. tl ► tic 1, suggesto 1 by
the following Bente ce which is credited ' NI lot
• D 'NTAL
C. A. N E %Tt r'J D. l h '3, . 'Dentist. ( mine
ADM 13ioek, 4.aekravw, (tett: "'x71 modern
, methods nesse. Best materials fund -died.
Crown and Bridge work. 1'ainlesss ext racl-
ion b th IIS
a es rent OMNOF()HM. Newost
thing in artificial teeth. acluml3 m plateed
non breakable-
-Robert
country in the terrible struggle just
ended, thus -ensuring • our as well 'as
your safety. •
We knowthat you have played t_ht♦
manly part at all times in social life
among us,' and we • feel confident that
yc►u exhibited the sante trianly- st.i ri r.
while assent fr. in its
We s.s k you ta accept these wa. tchesa
as a s mall token -of oaf appreciation ot
-your serviced.
We all jnio in wishing you fits('."esa
wherever your future k)t.ni:ty!)e cast.
Khed inJlf of the cornairaa;ty _
I/
ta•Tli •.t: Niue
ts•x MAct YON %i,Ir
Wita.tr. M•s;rrt:ti,1:
(; 0 3:1a(-aN lttreett a t:
Pte. Ernestt. F.:Clark It M: enlisted in '
the 181h ilattaliiim 'in •the_ fall of 1:11'►
and went overseas with the 70th Kate.
ittrlving.in France on-Ati tint :atit, 191X,.
Ile was wotitt•iedl .on tht Smmnitt ;amt
again on 11111 70. in 191 7, aoif he' was
also gassed aliklrtly. lie cvasi awardte t
the \t1litary Medal for Attend sn,;
wounded .01 ditogerous ground at Arras
last August,
TRUSTWORTHY
Taken in moderate doses, right
through the warmer months,
trip to the Soo an,i other points.
bliss Ola,dys .Jeff •rson ( f the Wth d-
Clark. Scoll's
(rnulsion
furnishes rfourishment of par-
ticular value to the anemic or
those underweight. Keep up
your strength. Trust Scott's
Emulsion to help you do it.
scV Vis 4 Ob.
stock hospital stall, is vitsitir.)( !mous
Dear 11 .3 ss:
tiers. i We, y,ur'fri•:IA.1 and neighbors, pre
met t•r !-t her tottight with yont to en,j�,y
Messrs. Aii irew (S unit, (, arafoti M0 I`a:n i'%' rri{r
Pherson and Jas. A'tcheio;a left for the 11'e fru
West. last Wedn• s.iay• Y welcome yrnl 1►ark, and re -
West.
i,►tce with you that you were permitted
carton of Whitechu 'ch visited to cross the seas to do your bit for your
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