The Lucknow Sentinel, 1919-08-21, Page 8British Grenadier Guards Band1
NEW GOODS TOTS WEEK
Men's Suits
Neat dark patterns, in fine
check worsteds, excellent
quality material and linings
mhde in styles at $37.50.
B�sSukts
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Men's Raincoats
Men's Odd Vests.
Tweed and Worsted quali-
ties at $2.50.
Nice pattern Tweeds in
brown and grey shades, neat
fitting suits, special $12.
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-Bloomer•
lad
Splendid range'of newlines
in variety of Tweed patterns
at 2.50 and $3.00.
Dark grey' wool top,extra'
well made and finely finish-
. ed at 18.00, 20.00 and
$25.00.
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_Other good 11nes_a 1 . 0 - -
12.50 and-. $15;00.
ftlealst-Work Shirts
No. 71 Plain _`Dark" Blue
Shirts, White Stitching, at
$2.00. -
MURDOCH 81 CAMERON CO.
If you need anything for the
Preserving
Season
this is the place to buy.
See our windows for a
hill assortment of Alumi-
nuns aid Granite Kettles.
Canning Racks,Fruit Jar
Fillers and Parowax for sealing jars.
SPRAYERS
With i tter at - 50c pert. or over it pays to
look after your cows. =To- get best results-
you hast protect them against the flies.
ZENOLEUM and CRENOID
are the two best mixtures for the fly pest and
the most convenient way to apply it is with a
hand sprray. Try it.
TO TH RESI-I ERS
We have the best Lace Leather on the market
—first quality Oak Tanned. A Stock of
Leather and Canvas Belting also on hand.
The Lu:cknow Ijardware & CoaICo.
—TRF !TORE TUT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
HURON TOWNSHIP COUNCIL.
Council met pursuant lb adjourn-
ment with Reeve Ruttlq in the chair.
Members' were all present. :Min-
utes of last meeting were read and
adopted.
The following orders on the treas-
urer were passed: (James. Stele, $6
,1. ttlsperti!Tw -gravel- contract of
Roulston & McGuire, 2 days; Donald
McLeod, $2 for a itting''Weeds, around
, Tow-nship Hail; Stewart Needham, 83
for shovelling gravel 1 ti days; D. D.
McDonald, $2.60 for -fillingr hole in
road and approacTt to bridge at lot 22
con. Ti Robert Stephenson, or
hauling plank from S. E. Osborne's to
D. S. McDonald's and putting plank
on bridge at lot 12, con. 10-; Neil Mc-
Callum $2.50, for 3 yards of gravel on
culvert and at bridge at lot 12, con.
10; Thos. W. Lowry $10, for man and
team on grader 2 days ..on con.: 10; W.
E. Cawley, $2.00 for putting plank on
bridge, sideline 10, con. 12; John Fair
$2.50 for shovelling gravel at 25c, an
hour for 10 hrs.; Malcolm McIver, $1
'for filling hole in approach to bridge
on Sideline 10. Henry Stephenson
,3*c for 3 flds. gravel. Walter Roulston
and Roy McGuire, $35. for hanliiig
-.15 yards of gravel on Con. 2,- at Lot
25 at $1.00 per yd.; $2.00 for digging
out culvert and putting in same on
sideane 5, con. 1; also $38.00. for cov-
ering . bridge and fining approach+ -,
and putting, on 18 yds. of gravel on
ldE;line 20, eon. 1; John Ross $.1;.50
for 11/2 days' work on sidelinil 10;
Kenneth -McLeod • $400 fer part pad. -
inenteen contract of huildinr arch E,rt
sideline 10, con. 2; Angus Murray and
Kenneth McLay $5.85 for balance diie
on contract on sideline 20, con. 1;
avid Campbell, $?0 for buil`dliig cul•
vert and putting plank in bridge;
$70.40 for hauling 80 yds. gravel at
88c. per yard, total $100.40; G. H.Kay
$7.50 one-half inspecting of Camp.
II-s---eontraet few--6---days et light -
hoose road contraet; John Watson, 50
on Lake Shore Road; Ernest Emmer•
ton $2t50 for one day's work at lot 5J,
cents • balance due on -gravel; Wrn.
Graham, $2.00 for rep. two 'culverts
con. A; Alex. 1VIcCosh $19, for cutting
hill on Base Line at lot - 37, con., 8;
Thos. J. Scott, $13 for hauling plank
covering bridge and repairing abut-
ment on sideline 30, con. 2; $4.00 for
one stick of- timber 20 feet long at 20c
a foot, total $17; David Campbell 88
for hauling 2 loads -of 'stone and rep.
culvert at lot 40, con. 2; Canada Ingot
Iron. Co., Ltd., Guelph, $105 for Arm-
co iron culverts; Shirl Bowers, $24.70
for 2 teams on con. 2, 16 hrs. $19 and
one man on grader -1.9 hrs. $5.11), total
$24.70; Dunce Munn, $20.52 for hard-
wareaccount;. Robei t Campbell $20
for damage to sheep by dogs as .certi-
fied by sheep valuator; Peter Cainp-
bell $2.50 for sheep valuator's fee;
-+1 p--k;-lle& I�-
dogs as certified by sheep, valuator;
tI Peter Campbell $2.50 for sheep valu-
tor's fees; M. J. Roulston $3.00 for
1 damage to buggy at bridge sideline
10, con. 2; Hunter .Bridge & Boiler Co
for reinforc steel bars $100.40, less
freight $12.34, bal.' $88.06; Robert
Johntson, $1.00 for hauling plank
niilipley .and'_ putting _same - on
bridge at lot 15, on. 10; Wui. Muir.
$12.34 for freight on reinforcing iron
for arch.
The following gravel orders were
passed and issued, viz.: Mrs. John
Ross $4.50; Nrman McLeod $1.00;
Alex. McRae 80c.; V. E. Gauley $2.90;
Mrs. John . McLeod $5.30; Albert
Brown 65c.; Mal. Smith $1.60; Gilbert
Farrell $8.60; H. Stephenson -$1.30;
.f. McConnell $7.50; Robert Chaplin,
:;.8a; Thos. Blair $2.70; Mrs. Porter
$1.50; Gilbert Farrell $1.50; d• F. El-
liott $3.40; Thos. Farrell 75c.-; Alex.
F._. McDonald $3.50; Albert Brown,
$2.4:,; Geor e_ L. Page $6; Robert
Chaplin $5.50; John Gamble $2.50;
Mrs. Porter 60c.; R. Stanley $8.30; It.
M. Cameron $3.10; Thos. Farrell $7.-
20; Joseph' Fletcher ph' l" etchex $5.I0; J. L. Gam-.
ble $1.50; John Watson $1.60; V. E.
Gauley $1.40; Gilbert Farrell $1.90;
John 'Henderson .$4.50; John, Camp-
bell $3.50; The following other ord-
ers were issued, viL: John L. .Mc-
Kay$ 7.20 •for 24 hours' work on abut-
ments on sideline 5, con. 2, at 30c. an.
hour; G. 11. Ruttle and Robert Irwin
$6.00 each for attending a meeting
at Goderich re Ontario & West Shore
Railway; Angus D. Martyn $50 for
right of way for. river on lot 25, con.
8; John Sutherland's request•'to have
his tlog removed from,,the Assessnient
Role' waa not granted.
Irwin Mc('osh—.That t{r Bert 4..r
win be authorized to pay to the treas-
urer $:56.17 received from Thoma—
Reid. Luc:know-, to be expended on th:-
road to the Lighthouse; also 81.0 re-
ceived from -Thos. McGuire for host.
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The following by-lA7s were passed,
Ise
viz.:. By-law No..5S7 to authorize the
several public school trustees' levies
in the township of Huron for the year -
1919.
By-law N�. 588, to authorize irhe
raising and levying of certain sums
required for the lawful purposes of
the township of Huron for the year.'
1919,_ and a sum tq defray the expen-
diture of the trustees of the. _police
village of ji:ipley for the year 1919.
The township ' rate ' this Year is fixed
at five mills.
By-law No. 589; to authorize the
borrowing of .$1,006 to meet current
expenditure of the Huron and Kin -
less jfienicipal telephone..8ystem _..for-
1919a
McDonald—Ruttle—That the Clerk.
be • instructed .to write, The Canadian
Express Co. with reference to the
complaints of the business men of
Ripley on Account of the non delivery
of _exprears matter -the. vit.
lags. -•-Carried.
Irwin—Ruttle—The members of
the Ripley Red Cross having purchas-
ed 314 acres of land adjoining the
-Tp. hall property, for a Memorial
Park and Athletic Field in memory. of
the soldiers from the Town ji ip _ of
.Huron who served in the Great War
u • ted that the Council purchase
one-quarter' acre more to add to the
foregoing, be it resolved that the 're-
,quest1 oL the ?Red, , Cross._. Society be
granted. The cost of the quartL
iiri 'not- t -b *steed $25:00 ..,Carried.
Council adjourned to meet on the
15th day of September at the usual
place and hour.. •
Angus Martyn, Clerk.
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FALL FAIR DATES
Lucknow S pt. 25 26
Blyth . .
Brussels
Dungannon
Exeter ►Se t 15.16
Goderich Sept. 45-1647
Kincardine .. ....... ... Sept. 18-19
London Sept' 6 to 13
Mildmay . Sept. 15-16
Ripley .... ..... .. Sept 23 g1
Seaforth Oct. 18-19 -
Teeswater Sept. 30 Oct. • 1
Wingham ... ..... _ . , ....... Oct. 8=9
. Sept. 22 23•
Sept. 16 17
Oct. 1-3
ZION
Betvie
timparamommasamomgramoromealson
Monday, Aug. 18
Rev. O. Q. Lswson . spent a week re-
newing old acquaintances around Bervie
Mr. and Mrs.' Horton and two
sons, Detroit, spent a couple of weeks
at the home of Mrs. Dr._Bradley.
Krv. W. Davis will take the topic at
the Epworth League on EriJ y night._
Everybody, welcome.
M r. D. Emerson is in Detroit receiving
medical treatment. We hope he will
soon be better, and able to return he ate.
Alita.__.Mary. _-Miller-- cif-. _Paluieeteu.
spent a week with friends broiled I
Bervie.
'Mr. John Bradley has been waking
smile repairs to the Millarton school
hobee.
-Milt Dr, 13rie:h y •is- ; tatNrrl its ►ifs
in Kiudardine :iuU ei'jeying the lake
bre, zt, .
Messrs. Lloyd Hildred, Wes. Thomson
end Robt. Emerson .have go_ne West on
the harvesters' excursion.
Miss Viola' Blackwell was successful
in ``the Lower school ex3it inai i -
,ent ance to Normal.
MisseOretla and Florence Fair spent
their vacation with friends .tn Clinton.is•v \t,. Il�sE;►: : a' 1 ,,1ebt•tl, (•{fled
in 'BBervie last week and visited his
sister, Mrs. Wm. Peter.
. Miss Margaret McDougall of Tiver-
ton and Miss Murdoch: of Detroit spent
a week at the home of (lordon Alex-
ander:
Stn Moore is working with Tom
Brown on the threshing outfit. •
Mr. and Mrs. Vert Miller of Palmes-
ton motored to Bervie last week to
renew old acquaintances.
Mr. Robert' Hewitt of Morden. Jlala.
is visiting around Bervie. He will
spend• a few days and return to the
Westwith his wife at d daughter Who
have been here for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Bertha 'Miller
spent a few days in our village 'last
week.
Mise Gertie Worthy.: lef t on Tuesday
for the West.
The Jubilee S:.rvices of K 002 Church
were. -brought_ -to a aucce. stul- c
Tuesdiy-by-the • holding of a big
social. An appetizing, supper WKS, sera
ed on the church grounds, after which
the pa -tar, Rev. Geo. Giltuere caked
the crowd to order to commence the
progr%rn. As his introductory remarks,
-he gave a short and intereatirr:g review
of the church work since its beginningaidsixty sears ago. ,Rev. Mr. Maxwell an
ftev. Mr. Bremner, two former Iraytors,
were present and gave short accounts of
th.mr experiences while in charge of the
work. Jos McKinnon and Wrn. Scott
are the only two still residing in these
parts who were on the board of nlau►t-
gers of the first church, and each madea fees remarks. Other sp •akera were
Rev. 1.)a cis of Bervie aiui Rev Hunter
of. Lnmbeth,..who wan is the lieevi1-
Methodist Church &bout twenty- yearsago. -Themu3tca►i pari 6t the program
was given by the Lucknow Bated which
-riveted- rte w h-taerreptendid select bs
a ad W. H. Brown, the irnpersonutor of
Harry Lauder, sl► ho won great favor,
not only with the 'Scotch aide of the
crowd, but with all present. A very
sucessful social was brought to a} close
by . the' singing of Praise God FrewWhom all Blessings Flow, and Clod
Save the King.
--Tuesday, Aug. 19th:
Miss Margaret Ritchie is spend-
ing her vacation at Ravenswood.
Mrs." Isaac • A'ndrew, Alfred and
Miss Mary Helm, spent the week -end
with friends at Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Boden Ritchie and
sons, of Walkerville, are • visiting his
brothers in the burg.
Miss Mary Topp, of Toronto, is
spending a two weeks' vacation with
relatives here.
Miss Jessie Stothers spent a few
days last' week at. Charles McDon-
agh's.
Cor n
r DU 11(10S
and Richmond Streets
„.fall Tetm Open=s Sept. -2j919
�n<lividual instruction. }Ancient
teachers. Courses. up • to date.
Falter any day.
.1. MORRJTT, �'r'iiicipal
National Victory
Celebration
TO BE ' OPENED BY H.R.H.;
THE PRINCE OF WALES
EXHIBITION
ug. 23 TORONTO Sept. 6
War Memorial Paintings
Sensation of the art world,
recording every, phase of
Canadian operations overseas.
WAR TROPHIES
,Mammoth assemblage of
monster guns, aeroplanes and
all the instruments of hellish
warfare captured by Canadian
soldiers from the Hun,
Canada's Flying Circus
cols. Barker and Bishop and
other world famous aces in
surrendered German planes.
WH
1 PPET TANK
CAPTURED U BOAT
Festival of Triumph
Th. M...:.ti rise ., all Growl Sta.! 5,..1..1..
The surrender of the German Fleet
SEEVersailles Castle --Victory Arch.
Afienby's -entry into Jerusalem.
keel . ae... ai .,il.. utr.. -dha►r hoarse
TME GUGTZST Li nismo W 11i WM
•Reid's COr:ers
—Monday, Aug lk
Mr. John Reid and Mr. G. Ruttle
motored to Port E'gin Friday Inst.
Mr. B. A. M cCosh wears Sunday
guest of Mr, and Mrs A. -Fraser.
Mr. Win. Walbh left for the West last
Thurs. Bill's many friends wish fo. his
safe return later on in the season.
Mrs. T Elliot of Landon is visiting
at. the home her parents Mr. and . J rr.
M. Welsh. '
Mr. Howard Armstrong of Kincardine
spent Sunday with friendsin the -vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Steele and. children
visited at Mr. Alf.. Will den's Sunday last.
Mr. Harld Frau r' of Toronto spent
the week -end under the parental roof.
Mr. ar d Mrs. Wm. Farrtll were the
gilests of Mr and Mrs J. Reid Sund:►y
afternoon.
The showers which fell Saturday `and
Sunday last were welcomed by One and
all.
Lothian
---Tuesday; August I9
1)r. Alex., Barnby is _ home from_}
Lean►ingti n for x a r ek's vacation.
M las 1lannah Hogan of Toronto
hone for a short eat:At ion
Miss bona f'fend,,ta)•In + f f. fiiionton
Its -ASSAM quality gives i
that rich flavor
REDROSEa
js good te
Sold only in sealed packages -
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WIiITECHURCH '
—Tuesday, August 19th.
Dr. Robert Stewart, of Toronto, arid,
Miss Sarah Ste4rart, of -Sask., spent,
Sunday the home of David Ken-
nedy.
Miss Fitizei�c:e ..McRRae of -London,
spent the weekend with her friend,
Miss Annie Henry.
Mr. ad Mrs. Fred Paterson and fam
ily, of 'I1ainiltun, are visiCss,!: at thy
ns,t'i( ,)t K. t'ateison.
Mr. and Mrs: Duncan Kennedy, of
Toronto, are visitinng 'friends in the
village.
Miss Sarah and, Mary Sharpe, of
Teeswater, are, visiting their aunt, •
Mrs. H. D. Henderson.
Miss- Annie Armstron;-,sof. Lang -
side, spent a few days with !ter
friend, Miss Lillie Fox.
Miss Angie • Henry - left Tuesdaj
morning for -.Waseca, Sask., where
she will visit -her. sister, Mrs.-- -Hin►l.
'1'1►t' .Culld" Meeting lastt Sun4;1
,:it;•tit .was:. .trodetoo(H y
Kt nnedy. The leader for next 'night
is Miss Kathleen Territf.
Vet►
he Temperance
Referendum Act, 1919.
ONTARIO ELECTION ACT, 1918.
Notice of Sittings of Revising Officer
Electoral District of West
Bruce. To Wit
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TAKE NOTICE that the list of Voters for. all -tile polling
sub -divisions in the municipalities of the Townships of San •
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geen, Bruce, Kincardine, Huron and Kinloss the Towns of —
incard_tte an`d-'Southam ton, ;and .ale -Villages of Port
gin', Tiverton and Lucknow, have been prepared bythe re-
spective enumerators and have been delivered to. the Clerk
of this Board, and that His Honor Judge A. -B. Klein has
been appointed Revising Officer for the purpose .of. hearing
complaints and appeals as to said lists for the Town of
Southampton and the Village of Port Elgin, and, the Town-
ships of Saugeen and Bruce.
His•HoIror Judge A. M. Grcig has been appointed Re-
vising Officer for the purpose of !tearing complaints and ap-
peals as to said lists for the Town of Kincardine, the Village
of Tiverton, and<Townships of Kincardine and Huron.
Alexander E. McNabb, Walkerton, has been appointed
Revising Officer for the purpose of hearing complaints and
appeals as to said lists for the Village of Lucknow, and the
Township of Kinloss.
And further take notice that the sitting of the Revtsingt -�,
Officers will be held on the
is - siw_odlnq a rou1►Fe of wesk, h' -re I
' visl:irlg hd'r cr,usin, Miss_13i•spi(. !tunny. l'r(••s+:lrl,ed Bars of complaint; or ail cal -:roil (1'IiE'e•-
Mrs B. Iirady:ar,d •M r.: .1.1ird'ly and Ri`' (sews 'Ail bt obtained from 1hs! '1k 'i`;ing ( eliecr or
their farni!les are vatting the•i'r htotre rs INieh(r of the R(-g)str•►ttinn 15uard..
here.
29tli Day of August, i9l9
In the Town Hall in the Town of Southampton -at 9 a.m., as to
said lists for the Town of Southampton and Saugeen Reserve.
In . the Public Library in the Village of Pqrt Elgin at 4 p.m., as
to said lists for the Village of Port Elgin;• and at 11 a.m. as to
said lists for the Townshipof Sa
ugema,ad at 2-f.m., as --to said
lists of the Township of Bruce.
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In the Council Chamber in the Town of Kincardine at 7 p.m., as
to said lists for the Town of Kincardine. At 4 p.m. as to said
lists for the Township of Kincardine. At 2 p.m. as to said lists
for the Village of Tiverton.
In the Township Hall in the Village of Rip;ev at 9 a.m. as to said
lists•for the 'Township of Huron. In the I'ubttc library at the
'Village of Lucknow at 9 a m. as to said lists for the Village of
lucknow ; at 10 a.m. as to said lists for Township of kinloss.
AN 1► Frain ElL TAKE NOTICE: tlaat any v,►ti•t. wit„ Elerirnm t,,
complain that the names of any persons entitled -to Is- entered t,R the +taint
linty have bt:en omitted from the sarne,jr that ttte.nattues of persona-a110'aro
net entitled to be voters have been ente-edcaa-_1Ji,: Iisty ittaty on or bt•fitr, •
the twenty fifth 'lay of August, 1919, -apply, u►riipiaiin-or ar'peal •,() have leis
or her name or the names of any other pelmet' corrected in, entered on, Or
removed from the lists prepared under rile "Ontario Election Act, 191
A N 1) FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that, :.uc•h appeals must be by
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notice in writing in tfuplic•a;lis in the pre; criltedl m, sigrfeI by the cont-
pl;tintant anti given or left for Jilin at his place of business sr residenes, on
or before the said date tsi the. C erk E f the Revising (Hikers ais follows :
1)a!IIE'1 McAuley, Southampton, rty to af►I;c;t1.1 for Town of SC,utlia}rnplcttr
and Saugeen RF'serve.
David (Jed le•, sty to appeals for Village of Port. Elgin. •
• Fred W. Elliott, Saugcen Township,' as to appeals for Township of
Hallgren, Port EI�in,P.(+►. s _
1. C. McKay, 1'nclerwood, ass to appeals for Township of bribes..
J. 11. Scougall, Kincardine, ails -to atr,l►eatls for 'I'i►wn of Kirwa n:line:
Gey,. it, ti1E:Ka v, Tirrten, ifs t :_appeals for .Village of '1'iv rtett.
John Corbett,' ir►rne., atm to nppoa!'v f.rr t hr '1'1►walglli f► of Kincardine.
Ar►t{us Martyrs, i;iplsy�, ass to appeals for ti,, 'I'1►'vnvhip of 111114)11.
.1.►W4h E .1' to w;1 -u Liniw, :4 .4 .01o44►•11.11}-a-4,- r'-1-1 V •ILtg., of 1.11,1 114 w
an'i '1'1,«'nyllir of Kinlo.i.
Io A. B. KLEI
Misses Mildred and Jlaria Long are A
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♦ siting friends in Toronto and (Iu?;ph. "Chairman Voters' Hegissteatt'inn Beard,
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fur attendance of
his C'k•r k., o; ' any
County df irpcc
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