HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1919-09-18, Page 8.. .1, 110.1111
STYLISH FOOTWEAR
MODERATELY PRICED
t WE BELIEVE WE HAVE 1IHE MOST UP•TO•DATE LINE OF SHOES THIS SEASON WEEVER HAD.
TIi NEW EMPRESS AND CLASSIC LINES HAVE OPENED UP BETTER' THAN EVER, AND THE
PRICES ARE EXCEPTIONALLY LOW, CONSIDERING THE QUALITY 'OF THESE LINES. BELOW
WE DESCRIBE A 'FEW NUMBERS.
No. 6419 is the one we place at 'the
head of the list. ' It is made' of 'select --
,
elect-, ed Russian calf with a 104 '.cuban
heel. -Plain 'toe, Goodyeai welt sole,
sizes II
No: 6416, same shoe in black:
No• 7435. , This is a beautiful walk-
ing' shoe, made of the finest quality -
black .calf, with an. upper .elf grey buck ..
•':..t'.. `2,2 to ,i, and i)r.icti'4_ut.$t2.00.
No. 737x' is the same in a gun metal:
calf. You can have these shoes in•
sizes from 3"to 7%. at $7.50. We have‘
a Russian Calf Bal, imitation to
walkidg height heel.
•' Y
At $7.00 we ean,giye you a•beautiful
brown kid shoe with a medium height
euban heel.
Spaee forbids as to mention all lines
but a, visit to our shoe department will
convince you that we can give you
some -wonderful '-allies-in 'shoes. _ .
SPECIAL. --We Hall• :t; •: :16 pair
of that heavy tan shoe, made by The
Faremr's Shoe Co. On Monday, Sept.
29th, these shoes will be 6.50. Until
then we will sell th>iin at the old price,
of $5.50.
URDOCH 141
We are Selliog Man Linesy
Below. their Market Yalu
1* Mack a>ad navy "ser ow: prices range . from a dollar up to,
• $840 per yard.
An especially fine Ckepe Poulin at $1.80 per yard,, worth. $2.00.
Is a bargaiae. -
Our Silks in Mick and all the popular shades are all 'good value..
Those wfia selWt from wheat we have on hand will save money.
TIME. WHO BUY LINOLEUM, FELTOL OR CONGOLEUM
RUGS AT OUR PRESENT PRICES WILL ACT WISELY.
THEY RAVE ADVANCtD OVER 20 PER CENT. SINCE
WE BOUGHT OUR LAST LOT. •
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SEE OUR murals AXMINSTER AND TAPESTRY RUGS.
OUR: MILLINERY STOCK
le Sow complete. The quality and style are equal to the city, but`
the prices are lower. On and after Saturday' the 6th,, we will
be ready for early orders, w.iich will have prompt attention.
w. conrNELL
ASHF1ELD COUNCIL
I By-law No. 5 of 1919, fi::ing a town-
' ship rate of 4 mills, P ._ and authorizing
was held on Sept. 12th, all being pre-
sent. The minutes_ _af._ la8.t :meeting
were 'approved on, motion • by Jamie-
son and Hackett. •
A' communication from the See, of
.Ashfield Soldiers' Aili Circle, offering_
assistance • in caste the Council decide
on some public recognition of the ser,
vices of Ashcield soldiers. Moved by
..iohtistun and Richa'Tlson, that Coun-
cillor Jamieson be requested to dully
investigate the matter of, suitable •ne-
dais or other recognition► of ser. ices'
• of "soldiers and relatives of dead, sol-
diers, ancf recoinmend the best soluL
t ion at next meeting.—Carried.
Movedeby 'Hackett -and Itichard cm;'
�-` that the fotZowtrig accounts resulting
from'isoaltion of Margaret Knightly -
for aniallpox,. be.' paid. viz.: M.
D veld $9.53; S.' Ma
Dalton $6.90.; and. Dr, Simpson $12.50.
Hackett and Johnston •ittoyed the tray-
eientof---Sheep claim of Chas. B. •,-si
$44 for tWQ sheep killed by ur.kr.s;rtt
dogs, on -the .eport of Rob:. reran:sr,
valuptor.
Ae' the Railway 'funds sf
('ipal ities 111' hands of for, 7.1. • t'
ThistaCo._ Moved- -by Basket:: a -r'
ry evies, was
u
passed. •I.
1 *,The -following -accounts were also -
ordered paid, ivz.: J. R. Hac;'kett,
gravelling con. 10, 132; C. Ritchie,
r12, 1
gravelling coil. �_1• T � , -
c
R . H .,..Icl�eith
_i -.,Hackett. rep. S.' R. y aril --1O,"$1.00;
IP. 'Sherriood, gravel accoarnt. $16:20;
i S. Sherwood, rep• and covering bridge
con. 6, 117.90; W. Clare. teaming and
operating. -grader. S R. 3, 4. 16.15;
' A.-- Bowler, deg—rims ditch, con. 10,
114.52; •Glasier and Balloch. grading
S. R. 3, 4 • $10.80, gravelling same,
$25•744; -and rep. bridg e.' $2.50, .142.:•0;
R. T'wamley. inspectinggra-ellir.>a
S. R. 3.- 4: 15.00, and rep, L r:(3 ge . z 1;
1fi:00;W. Ritchie, _rep._.-.-P..-Vs- U:44
• Met P.t•id. grading S. 1R.. L..4. 323:60;
P..Moran, gravel $1:120. t. ranting tie
3`..50, $20,70; J. J. /Ibga-1. gravel acct
$6.60; C. McCarth' . greva:1ir ' cc•n.
1240; P. M, c':'.::tion. i-= cct h z the,
1 above.. $ .0O: E. Farr. s.. rep. !mTr r;
' S. 'R.. 3. 4 _116-00: L. Wa?:ace. ' res.-.
'cal. r:•.. 9, 1t?,t-�t: M. r5',_ -.- ...r. rr8
_el.. S. .R. 6. ; ani -f .... . < F
.1';',.;I'T 'n., ad;' ' a'•-_ ra • - , .. On.
'•• t '. - : T.. Y. _ .._ -
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'.$ r'
. _ P...
*"..1.-)r.,-=;4_,-,,, •1-2 - • •-•, ..-.1-1.-... e
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cam: ..-? g7a•_...-r.
O'Connor road to lake, $2.00; P. Hog-
an, rep. washout, D. L., 50c.; T. Glass
ier, gravelling, con. 9, $2.00; J. Little,
teaming plank, 50c.;.hf. Glen, rep.
bridg, con. 9, $1.50; A. McQuoid, cedar
'for bridge, con. 6, $2.50; J. Hender-
-son, tile, $28.00; J. Meyers, teaming
lumber, D. L., $2.00; T. A. Dougherty,
gravelling, S. Bdry., $46.50; W. John-
ston, inspecting the above„ $7:00, F.
McGlynn, gravelling D. L•, $85.0; L.
Govier, bal. gravelling, S. R. 3, 4, $6.-
90; Goderich. Planing Mills, lumbier or
D. L. fence, $22:60; J. J. Ryan, rep.
grader, $1.50; J. Olver,• inspecting
gravelling, D. L., $5.00; W. McKnight,
grading and gravelling, S. R. 9, 10,
$25.50; M. Ward, gravelling D. L.,
$37.35; R. McWhinney, inspecting,
gravelling D. L., ,$4.00; F. McGlynn,
gravel, $8.00; T. G. Allen, % salary
$60.00 and liverir and special forTay-
lor's $5.00, $65.00; W. N. Brown, pt, •
payment bridge D. L., (cement) $62,-
50; T. Sandy, 2nd payment,. Taylor
bridge, $500• Total payments for the
day, $1,703.78.
On motion, by ' Johnston _and Hack.
ett adjournment was Tnsde to Monday-,
Oct. 13: •
.Thos. G. Allen, Clerk.
HURON TOWNSHIP COUNCiL
Council met pursuant to adjourn -
Ment, with Reeve 1'tuttle in the chair.
Members were -all present. : Minute
of last meeting were read an
y e • • e' ollowii g. orders on the trea-
surer were passed:
Kenneth -Meter -411d -An gurM rms..
1185.96 for cement contract on bridge
on sideline, 25, con. 8; Dan A. McDon-
ald,$O
;.5
for 1c
n_pect:ng said contract
2•2' 'claYIT-Aligtor:1lcIIuiialt
balance due on .painting Township
Hall; J. G: Fair, $2.80 for gravel; W.
Brosi•n,• $2O for sheep killed by dogs;
Albert Brown $31.00 fur, _gravel_
tract-.on•_,Boundary Hill; Ashfield to
pay one-half; Robert Eady. $7.50 for
.,nspec ting Brow'n's con:Tact. .212 day s
ii;hheid to pay half; John Snheltzer,
Q5.10 for gravel for said contract.
'Ashfi'el,1 to_pay,`half; Elisha 1icDc:,-
.a1d. S: fe•._.r,e ...}r.k}g.e._on -sidestin-e T?,'
con. 6; Robert McCosh$ 36 for tak- .
ing •a'Sift. culvert from Ripley and
-
y . intcbuling, espanfied -'end
time erecting • same; Bunter Bridge
and Boiler Co-, Ltd., $650 for beams,
rods, fillers, posts and railing, for 30
foot span, erected and $38.70 for 518
Lydft. expanded metal, total $688.70;
Irwin, $4.00 for hauling plank
from Ripley and covering culvert on
sideline 25, con. 4; -Dabid Campbell,
$7.50, for inspecting Wni. J. John-
ston's gravel contract at lots 1.9 and
20, con. 4, 2 ' days, and $2.00 far in-
specting gravel and levelling same, 1
day; Alex. Fraser, $2.50, for rep.
• bridge lot 1, con. 4, and $6.50 for in-
'specting McGuire & Roulston's• con-
tract on sideline 10, con. 2; Richard
G. Martin $1 for gravel; Dougal Black'
$21 for building culvert•at lot 13, con
4; W. Rouston, 50c., foe 12 tile; John
Snieltzer, '$46.95. for g avel contract
at lot 46, Base Line; A.. W, Nesbitt,
$9 for inspecting Suleltzer's contract
3 days $3.60 for 12 hrs.' work at 30c.
an hour, $2.50 •for 'five hours' work
with man and team, and '$2.O0 for one,
stick of timber, total, $17.10; Chas.
Wardell, $8:25 for hauling tile and
building culvert un side::ne 20, con. 2,
and 75c. for filling hole on same road,
total, $9.00.
The following orders for gravel
were issued, viz: ` Thos..Bell C3.50, J.
McKenzie $2.00, Monroe McLei d..50c,s__
and $2.50, Mrs. Porter $4.20, W. J. Mc-
C'Onnellr "e:'40 '•CT'ilbertF'aitrell $10:50;
Thos liar! is ; • Jelin McRse $2.2r?;
Thos. Farrell $4.00, Win. J. Johnston
$81 for gravel contract 60 yds. at 1.25'
per yard on con. 4, lots 19 to 22; .Ang-
us McIntosh $63 for inspecting Ken-.'
neth McLeod's contract 21st sideline,
con: 2; John W. Robertson $6.50 for
work dose on flag pole and repairs
to hall, John L. Mckkay7$3 for time
inspecting_ cement covering on bridge
at lot 5, con. .• 5•, McLeod's contract.
Kenneth -McLeod on 'contract of
building 'arch cement contract, 31950,
on sideline 10, con 2, ,and $50 for ex-
tra wall, reinforcing for arch $2.00,
building Concrete floor on abridge on
sideline 5, con. 6, $118, total $2,120;
0''72Y0s.
gravel for contract on Base Line; Pat
Courtney, 60c. for work on' right of
way; Wm. K. Graham; '$9.00 for in- •
specting Emil Ritchie's gravel con-
tract; Emil Ritchie, $43 for gravelling
the 10th con. Hill Alex. McCosh, $6.-
50 for 12 loads of clay and a railing
On said hill; Patrick Courtney, $50 for
2 sheep killed by dogs; Peter Camp-
bell •$2.50 for certifying to value of
said sheep; Robert `Campbell $24.00
for damage to 3 sheep worried by
dogs; Peter Campbell $2.50 for sheep
valuator's fees; Peter Campbell $2.50
for sheep valuator's fees re sheep of
Wm. Brown; Pat Courtney $15 "or one
lamb killed by dogs; Malcvlm McDon-
ald $100 for filling approaches to
bridge on sideline 25, con. 8; Thos.
Harris, $6.00 for gravel furnished to
Win. Hill, pathmaster; Joseph • Blacl:,
$4.2$ for gravel furnished to C. 3.
Smith, pathnaster; -E. Roy Sales, sec-
treas. of the Associated Municipali-
ties 43.00' for township's share of ex-
penses; Dan Robertson $30 for filling
old bridge on sideline 20, con. 6; Mrs.
S. J. Graham, treas. Ripley Red Cross
Society $25 for a grant toward the
purchase of land for an Athletic Meld;
Ripley Acetylene Gas Co., Ltd., $35.G0
__for gas for hall; -Angus-Martyn, clerk,
$50, part salary_ 1919.
A communication from the president
of the Associated .Municipalities re
Hydro, -woe' read. It announced a
meeting to be held at Wingham, Sept.
18th inst. •
Morgan—Irwin —• That Thos. E.
Morgan pay to the treasurer the sum
of $+2:00 received by him from Thos.
Johnston, that Ont'. and
f
.a1lw
av►
11�a
rd be
the necessary (-Osier to• have a•l.pr•,x-
inlately $1:i,1,11t1ti oT•the funds invested•
1
ie ',Dominion of,('ana(la band= ref issue
Nov..1. 1919, and if V",as;hle.
the' int
putting shine In R-Itfi tefnent ends at
lot :;f', ^. A; Robert Chaplin, 15 for
inspecting sa:;:e: Albert Farrell, $1
rep. bridge S.L. 20. son. 1 r' ; Ben Lo;: -
,an. $1 repair.ng to:Vert lot Q. con, 1 i
Erne -t Os:.rte. $1. rep. culvert at 1.
i- .2: P. Ho.'
. ing gravel '1 :Is days l hs -
aye i `ossr•' s � -. ._ r:.• ra..
? . ..'•ler f r •... S Ccs .r -o ;, -
S A '2'•. c ... ,-: I':... - Tees.. Q-`,
15.. con. 2. Carried
McCosh—McDonald—That Robert
Tr-;i=in an Thos. E: Morgan be ap--
pointed as members of the bored of
management of "The Athletic Field"
zurchased 7n :memory..-.ofr.-xhe soldiers,
by the Ripley Red Cross Society. --
Carried.
Carried.
Rattle -- McDonald—That an order
on the treasurer be issued in favor of
the Huron and Kinloss Municipal Tele-
phone System for $1,000, being .a loan
from this corporation. Carried.
,McDonald..--McCosh—That the re-
port of E. D. Bolton, township engi-
neer, re extra cost of completing Rip-
iey''drain anaounling to $25.06, be and
-Ts hereTJy adopted. Carried.
$y -law No: -590 to raise monies to
meet annual interest on 'and expenses
connected with the bonds of the On-
tario'& Vest Shore Raila-ay, was duly
passed, signed and sealed. amount in
1`+r -:a ;r $2.000.
By-law No. 591, a by-law to amend
by-+aVs No. 490 of the Township of
N ;ern re Ripley �rain.t was: duly
passed. kigr,ed and sealed.
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I0IYNDABOVT RTPLEY
Monday Sep. 15
Huron Township Council met on
ItIonday.
Mr.' Alex Wilkie of Ft. William is
visiting friends in Huron.
Miss Agnes Campbell has gone on
an extended visit to Hamilton.
Mr. Geo. C>ilbert has accepted a
position in Billy1Bushels Bakery.
Miss Bernie Gardner of Cleveland,
Ohio is visiting at her home here:
Miss Margaret Sutherland left for
Deabarats this week to visit friends.
The political ,pot is beginning to
boil sontebody'is going to get scalded.
iss Etta McLean of. Kincardine vis-
ited at her home here for a few da:.
.ast week. • ` •
Mr, W. W, Irwin of the 'Commercial,
motored to . Toronto with his ' new
'Dodge .ear, last week.'
ltev.''Geo,' Giltlii►rc oc(,upie•a the pul-
pit of Huron •Presbyterian church on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Murdoch Bell, of Kincardine
township is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. ,B. C. Cameron.
Mr. J. Jamieson has n,nt-ed into the
IusO adjoiuitlg'thee lively barn, fortis_
erly Occupied, .by. Mr- .John Fowler. .
M ,T hos; Tlent•y pf: IIo1,7rood' i flciw
ra Charge .of the repair shop. in con
nection with Bells Blacksmith Shop.
'Pte. Thos Stanley arrived home
from France last week and -is visiting
his parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. Thos
Stanley
Our Millniers are busy preparing
for th_ir Fall Openings on Fair week.
They are looking forward to a most
ouccessful season:
Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis, Sault Ste.
Marie, are visiting their neices Mrs.
August D. Martyn con. 8 and Mrs.
Augus Martyn con.9.
The Farmers' Club, Pine River, re-
ceived a Case Tractor and plow last
week. It will be used by those who
have considerable fall ploughing to do.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Graig Paisley,
Mrs. Kenneth McLeod and two daugh-
ters Katharnie and Florence of De -
;mit were calling on -Ripley friends en
Friday last -
Mr. Chas. Green, Conservative
n o m•i n e e in West Bruce, in the
lest provincial election called on
:once of his Ripley friends on Satur-
day evening. -
Mr. Archie McDonald, who has had
k wide experience as a Tonsorial artist
'n the West is the new manager of the
old Barber Shop lately vacted by Geo.
Huston, of Lucknow.
Mrs Duncan Munn with Mrs. Laura.
MacCrostie as accompnist rendered:_
several solos at the lecture in Clark
Methodist • church, given .by Capt.
..ev. Thos. Colwell on Thursday even -
ng last.
Pte. Gus. McLeod who has been on
i visit to friends. in Montreal and'
Toronto• returned home on Saturday..
Oh Oct: 1st he will take up his former
aosition in the offices of the C. P. R.
at Montreal.
Mr. Joe Morgan- is now the pro
owner of a new Chevorlet cll. J
says . he, -has becomle tired- walk:
aroufid and is going' ' to enioy 1
more. Why didn't he purchase a fly i
machine, and be really u•1 -to; da
Ripley Fall Fair is the neat big e
'nt Don't .forget the date Tuesd
and • Wednesday Sept. 23 & 24. • Ta
a day off and conte to hear the Ind:
Brass Band from Cape Croker. Th
prize list. is now in circulation,.and
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Phone No. W is at Your Service
We Sell for Casn— we Sell Cheaper Than The Credit Stores
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ELECTRIC
LIGHT
(DRY BATTERY)
THE
ELEVATED
VISIBLE
BAKING OVEN
40 , 17
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FFANI)Y
10WEL
RACKS
BIG 6 HOLE
POLISHED 1,Uk
LOTS OF ROOM-.
NO BLACKLEADING
COAL OR, WOOD
FIREBOX IN CENTRE
TAKES 30 WOOD
(:Al.
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MAT. 'RI,o.Nr
IF
THE "GOOD CHEER "
ELEVATED OVEN
CABINET RANGE
The finest thing in High Oven Range 'coJ.
nstruct:on. We have a num-
ber of them out and they are giving .entire satisfaction. We have
two size.. on the floor and wou'fd•be ;alt -a -a -d to -;how them to you and
-,t* otplain the points whhith Nluet s thi'. liau hrj utt(l -ail) High
Oven ltangc on the market.
The 'L'ucknow Hardware & CoaI Co.
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
"A Joan of ArcMachine"
HE withstood everything in the field. and
above altstuas, and still is, the last and
only car toeurvive until the cessation of
hostilities" --Extract from letter received by.
Ford Motor Cornpany from a British Soldier,
' in Africa
Over shell -torn roads, through water soaked fields, second
only to the tanks in its power to climb debris and crater holes,
the Ford car made a world famous record in the fighting area
of the great war. In press despatches, in fiehl reports, in
letters, in rhyme and song the praises of the Ford were sounded.
In France - 700 cars out of 1.000 were Fords
In Italy - • - 850 cars out of 1,000 were Fords .
In Egypt - 996 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
In Mesopotamia 999 cars out of 1,000 were Fords
The Ford power plant that established Lhisyyor_ld-wide ecord�,11
in every theatre of the war remains the same.( It will be in
the Ford you buy.
Ford Runabout $660. • Touring. Sit On Op n m.,d.•is the Electric ktartlne and
.L1g1,ting Equipment Is BION extra..- .. _- • -
Coupe1197S. lk.dan 11.175 (elt..,.I model prices Include Plertrl.• c '
tar1l re anal optional ng
al
Fq'•alpment,. Demountable rlmN, tree rattler. and nun +kld tlr,•x •.n trot n+.rpU.alal
equipment omclnrled vara only tit 6'1:r extra: These pr1.•rr, are L ,.. h. I'nrd, ord.., and do
not Include War Tax.
Buy only Genuine Ford Parra, MoCartildit;.n Dealers 128
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and of r
t,M10.4irviee (;grapes au tlre,n.
_._ iii_,
arger and better -•exhibition than has
`)een yetrheld is looked'.forward to by
_the directors. •
The following students frr,nh Ripley
left on monday to attend Normal
'School at Stratford,Misses Annie
:HeLas Jessie Gemmell, Ray Stanley,
Victorai Campbell and Messrs. Nor-
man Mc Donald,a__nd Elmer Huston.
Mr. Clifton Huston wail attend Normal
School at North Bay. The best wishes
of all accompany these students.
•Word was received here last week
of the death of Mr. Donald NIeLay"of"
Devlin, Rainy River District. The
:ate `fr. McLay was one of the pioners
c•f that partof the Cu_1n,tr},�•,:.hg.1:'
'moved there' \w h this family o
vsr
twenty years egg He• had been 4r._
poor health for. a considerable 'time
before his death. He was a broth -2r
of .Messrs. ketrineth, Malcolm and An;:
us McI•ky o this place.
The social given by the, Ladir•,•.•\:;;.
of the Methodist church. on Friday
evening .Sas a der: ided success a large
n:;n:ber were present and Wer;: greats
fJ
ry - esighted with the elr,r2.i�
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' a�`r.G.. .. 1�'♦ Be''t
'Choc, `tothc 1'' trustee. c • ,'
(dirEct for ca- ,n•ic.; .•,. 1. .
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t ribut ikr0 anions,. the • 11'ani • t ,� • :: and that a copy of this resolution•- be .�, }
forwa>;'ded to the town, clerk 'of G... Drs-':IaY)r.•.a.c,• .la< . insperssrs t
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erich. Unanimous. Boyd, $2.0(.); . B. S:t:.✓:r-a.:. :e-
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fcUoraald—Mct:'csh--That G. H. Lieut. 'r'li;ford Trel aVen. rn };is e:,:-
treigt rerr 1..:5o fir l e is .n connection Res
:arch
�' I ,r, n-ith Pt-.. _deco
rec`i ed from D. A. M�D(,rald :or work in Britian d:irint, the war I �(
a young man of remar;:
cd, was (11(i:,t,�.11 (. a r,
• 7 .. .I
•. • r,.ar.k. c'arr.ed. • Treleaven is
Bs'-rawi ss. 5(..-2, tr, auth?,r_ize the able sejlity. &I
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' r': 7.vtnfr• or three t o'isan7! slellars a fi-x from) l an'a(d r •
a t enrag � .
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±: e Royal Ilan;{ r,f ar,ada ty, sexy' h YA•r,rk • (dral , 1 r�
,,•*. currt~r.� eY, .•,�. � lost .Kith S�st,ma:' . ,.
I e .�,t:ureS r,f the ar!`are. Hr, iQ :� rrrarl'
.at of � . r•
• b •�.a tai` slier 4 ' , ,T
fd _ a., Els f-ri
IE. A. Renwick, Dealer, Lucknow.I
Their claim for $.''1.000 or nighing, was
refused by th? Goverment. It • is
somewhat difficult to (fete rniin( Who is
in the ' right. The sod:e rs, no doubt
are worthy of 'the -hest, but as (sur.
rtlrttrnf .�.�_,r_... �
f`l _. i i �u,.{{ t -debt, t hrrr
demand is a lith • unreasonable, what
Would he more feasible tr, raise the
pe•,sion to disabled men, and the de-
.fendents of decease(1 soirlicrs•
WESTFORI)
1
ss -Monday, Sept. 15•
Dr. Donovon returne"(1 to his- hote('
in'f•'riikr�go.aftHt ii V�((1�'. %.1 -sit.- in this
tur:. \ll -s; L'ie's:e Murray, ill,
acc)r:,tai,i:d_ban.,,r.. :•`. , .
- •1 .lag . i F i t t rr •tt•iP;
The fo:llowin � -i ' <
fellowing i�c..tf(,r•(l;tEs attend.
►
ed London exhibition:. Mr. and Mrs,
Turrer�, Mrs. Jos. Wall, Mrs.
A. Mc•fa-ram and -.11(,r,. t', Hetil..
erir,utr,n, .1. Murra's, (;eo. llali1enhy
and F. I3row•n.
•Ii'._ • :,, ;._ r d ,o 1 :�fr-(lall�t• r;f T, r4.1_ �n_ , ii('(... in netbany c:tyl:r(•h S'L tt ids 111.1,.• :t 11� 1 trill (;1ilr.11`ion von 11. l
G-. _ � •. �• ,�� �. � •.>r• , r- ♦. 7 �1 C•t .L: ,'�• r )L � •.. y'� ,alt•
and at thr.'t i11E• of r.•i;. tett' r., 1 i�•r r; th• l.r' c•:I'll � i 1'.,. (', ' 111it1 ,! f� 1 if/lllrrt' I/l� one,. 1;1 / r.
r .... 1 :!.•'f•t $►•a.'i r,.'. �r �� a rr" ;poi)X11, 4 ♦t ( t• t .�;.'.l•il. •11• 1 ('dUtir t1111i}11 bat"
.. ..s '� rl- :a; t. ♦: ♦. ! ,�, .. 1 . t• ..t . ,., �.�„ -� )r . . \V 11'1 �• ,•r r)i'.
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sea.., ...a.e..a., t..e, Carried. I Gratuity, 1f! cays�n
1 1 ` i1 f
.. T �� �Y . • ill•`(t. (in r f it '• r ra,, ► , I rIl 1
g . call .a, Of OctrJrrtr, A. •rr• r_riieges in tyre Vest. r)f 'h'. 4th(' t iI.
f. _ . L.. 1-1(e, at the a*aa:. hour
gave: You a brief des; ription of Toad
fs.and. To -day we (,yarn see a series
of talks cin Lover's Lane which in the
early days. servi.il.only to Co Inert this
7^tt h ('on. ' To •day
state'ly n;aplt�. ;ac0'orn its western b(l,n-
nt;a1;•, and not onlay protect the trar-
tdit frim the stftt'rnnon rays of the
tsittzing :fun, lint also as C'.lpid tells us
protects the lover from the ever-'
w:'t(hfill e: c• of the man in the moon.•
1,x1.:1-'' f ►rhid.� us entet�ing further.
u1►on this ,l,jc.(•t th:s week. but forthe
ra,•�'�t r; fl7�,co wh•r) vvish' to •.•• t
V ir.
t i. ir:ii I ti,otjt) its .
1 t �:c•�•danc•y «•c
-a5iaT.tTii'u cars k•ave 1X1th
"i, (:rosgin: zin(J llol 'roo(
y 1 crossing
ter the Lusi now gravel road every
S-atur(,ay and Sunday evening
TARS', Nt►('lC1�, that I 1:ave a Tors
onto n ark,•t ,for all kin Is (,f It •ef Niles,
J1rl:,(:r rr 'r• att''nrlr•(1 �r•r• �F.11,C, i;, t I11/• I. '11 ' cell
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v_.
. • n, ! ! I,,11 .5 lbs.
a;,i,•cr, frrn►i
• �r � � i ,1t 2.ic
R a s rinK gcrr on to a soil hr;u ;,-)r,un; (lucks, 17 to 14c�. :Inti sell %our
are' :a:•c. T .a'n. {J, t„ aCl.t:(J a � 4c t l►sic• j, •t lh (.lit •l; ; 1
3rAnt _. ••.P he So:dierit t I
i
great deal 01' comment those 8. drlu!tr� ur.11l )ou see '•
y A year has gems and gone since we 1 hone 85, :Lucknow. g.6. , Ka LtBttt,.
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