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SALE
OF LACE CURTAINS
ON FRIDAY ANI) SATURDAY, JUNE t and ti;THIS STORE OfERS
•a splendid opportunity to, purchase NEW CURTAINS at greatly -i•citu:•
ed prices: We haver taken• all • our best curtains and have narked thsm
at prices that should clear them out id a hurry. There arc four patterns
• in the lot; ana tie color§ are white .and Alf are 214 yards long.
RE MEM tiElt ...HAVE ONLY FIFTY ',PAIR,
HAVE TO BE HERE EARLY OW FRIDAY MORNING.
-WO—DAYS, ONLY ---$4.95 pair.
Cameron, Murdoch & Co.
Western University
London, Ontario
eArts and Sciences
Summer School
July 5th to August 13th
FOR INFORMATION AND CALENDAR. WRITF,
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K. P. It, NEVILLE, Registrar
I Harry Mackenzie Edward of God-
erich was the victim of a drowing ac-
cident* at the C. P. R. Bridge over
. the Maitland, on May 22. He with
other two boys, John Wallace and
Morrison Baker, went in swimming
at about half -past five o'clock. Wal-
- lace and Baker had reached one of
the abutments when Edward was
seen to be in trouble. Wallace went
to his assistance, but owing to the
strong Current •and the fact that -he
wits u-nable to do very much, and
was not strong swimmer himself, .he
was unable to do very much, and
once given and assistance was soon
on the ground. The body was soon
recovered but all attempts at re-
suscitation failed. Little water was
j found in the lungs, and it is thought
that death was due to heart failure
•i rather than•drowing.. He was in his
f 18th year and was strong and well
, 'developed for his age.
CHEVROL
ENFORCING TEMPERANCE ACT
License 'Inspector Wh:te,last week
• pro:;ecuted three parties in the nort-
hern 'part of Bruce' County for infra-
ctions of,the Temperance Act.
Archie Willson, an implement agent
of Tara, was one of the victitps. He
procured a case of liquor and, with a
friend, named John Legg, proceeded
to make -merry at hit's place of bus: .
or in- sugh a place, the inspector had
an tasy case 'against both Wilson and-
, Legg. Both were fined $200.00 and
The third victim was Joe Currie,
of Owen' Sotind. He had secured a
41-gallan barrel of whiskey at the
Tara. station. The barrel was- ad-
dressed to Allan McDougall, a man
unknown. about Tara. . Currie, how-
ever, . produced an order from Mc-
Dougall which he presented to the
station agent at Tara and on the
Arength of this secured the barrei.
The fact that rro such 'man as Allan
McDougall was known in Tara, rous-
ed Auspicion, and a charge was laid
against Wilson who evidently thought
that it would he up to ,the inspector
to prove that there was , -no such
man as McDougall there. In this
quired that he should prove the ' ex-
istance of McDouirall. This he was
unable to do and he was accordingly
taxed the usual $200 costs.
Apple trees continue to bear fruit
from twenty-five to forty years, ac-
cording to the care they rec.eive; pears
years aryl peehes on an.avrage eight
to ten ,years.
MacKenzie & Smith
Dealers
Lucknow & Vicinity
ONE OF THE MOST CAPABLE AUTOMOBILE
EXPERTS, IN CANADA OR THE U. S. HAS BEEN
SECURED. HIS EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY ARE
AVAILABLE• FOR YOU. BRING' IN YOUR CAR, NO
MATTER WHAT MAKE, AND HAVE IT PUT IN
ALIABLE, AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Thos. W. Smith Prop.
\ CENTRAL GARAGE .
(Old McGarry House. Stand
Bears being reported Numerous up
on the Bruce peninsula a number of
young men were on the lookeut
them according. to the Wiarton pa
ong some bushes got his rifle and -
shot a large animal which he saw.
On aproaching. the fallen animal he
\vas greatly surprised to find that it
WAS a cow belqnging to a neighbor.
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Sisty-sixispeciesr birds common to
Southeastern United• State. feed to a
gteater or-less.vtctent on the boil wee:
)01 we.vii are the orioles and 1.110
A "funeral thief" has been discoV-
ered in the West. His speciatly Was
'to rob hoines when the family was
away burying one of its! members.
.ftaii That Is Put Aheil. 41.
It was Ilf it PN (WON!, probably% wiavo
the United States pnrcel cys•t:•th
wits establislwd; 'tint It ww11,1 be Po,
Oil a flay -old chick, or on n tionpy
and have it fieii vent by l'nf•le Sum.
not. of 1.4,11rnr, n tit
eyett yet, for chicken,
111(1 hoes twist he propel:1y home(' col
thie stmkip nttixeti 'to the container hut
tire fq,uwItig of the mails •to these
work of bcokeepers and poultrymen
'.44 the nottilier of bees shipped Pitch
'friutt%ttie southern to the tior:.h-
asps for reasons of their own.
YkES$li1'a1tiAL MKETINd
The Women's M►issidltsry Society of
the Presbytery of Maitland, compris-
i111.; • thirty, auxilxries and twenty-one
mission bands, held its annual meet -
in' in Knox church Kincardine an
Tuesday, May 18th. The .morning.
session was deviated largely to hear-
ing -of reports and a conference on
on •Mrssiori band .work. In the after
noon several excelent addresses werd
given bearing oh How to follow up
the wgrk of the' Forward Movement
Rev. 'A. E. Armstrong, of Toronto,.
told what he had seen in China .and
Korea and • of the changed lives
Hien and women he had Met,. who .be-
come followers: of Christ.Mrs. Cam-
. eron Mackenzie sang . a solo -which
was much enjoyed and a number :of
t::'rls 'belonging to Knox church Mis-
°sion. Band -and .representing China,
Keree, 4744+sr 4' ��Ic ,►; � tfiia'"'I' rirPlarl '
:u►d Ariuenia sang vcl•y sweetly. hi
the evening Miss Brown of Tiverton
now home on furlough • from Honan,
China spoke of the great opportun-
ities for medical and evangecial work
n that land.• As a former High
School student 'Miss' Brown was
warmly welcomed. Rev. A.• E. Aim -
strong gave an illustrated lecture,
showing many places he had him-
self visited in .Korea China and For-
mosa and told of the lives changed
by the gospel. Knox church choir
wider ;the 'leadership of Prof Clark,
'provided suitable music and added
much to the success of the meeting.
Thera are thirty auxiliaries and
thirty-one mission -bands in the. Pres-
1►� tc ry, their conte iliuti,»n for the
year anlounting'to o1''r $7,,U(111.•
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['hone No 10 is at Your Service'
We Sell tor Cash --we Sell Cheaper ?bait The Credit Stores
WE HAVE JUST PLACED, IN -SOCK A LIMITED
QUANITY OI+` AVIATION WIIITE PAINT. THIS
IS A PAINT (&F FIRST CLASS QUALITY PURCHAS-
ED FROM '1'11F. ROYAL Alit FORCE, 'l'IIE SAME
QUALITY AS WAS' USED TO PAINT '111E AREOP-
PLANES WIIICII'TUOK PART IN THE GREAT WAR.
'1VHILE IT LASTS THIS PAINT BE SOLI) AT
A .PRICE WITHIN REACH OF EVERY FEIN=ON L
$3.0t1 -PER GAL.
HAVE FINAL MEETING
The Ashfield Soldiers' Aid Circle
met on Tuesday for' the purpose of
winding up the work of the Circle,
and coming to a decision as to the
disposal of the fund still on hand
amounting to some $500. Rev.' Mr.
,Dr. Emerson, ---Sheriff 'Reyna!
and MiSs King were present on in.-
vitation and explained the plans- for.
the new _hospital- at Goderich. Sev-
eral plans for the use- of the fund
were proposed to devote it to the
building fund of the new hospital to
devote it to the X -Ray fund to use
it -in employing a communitY nurse
to devote it to a community hat!, or
to u.se it to furnish a ward in the
new hospital at Goderich. The last
mentioned suggestion was decided on,
and in the Meantime until the hos-
pital is ready the money will be in-
vested in Victory bonds.
SCREE DOORS AND SCREEN WINDOWS.
DO l'OUR ..0W.1 GRAINING WITH CI11-NAMEL.
WE HAVE MAplY CUSTOMERS WHO HAVE USED
IT AND ARE DELIGHTED. IF YOU HAVE A FOOR
-ro FINISHTWOODWORK- TO GRAIN,- GIVE
CALL AND WE -WILL— SHOW -"YOU—EXACTLY
WHAT Tti. DO WITH IT.
The Lucknow Hardware & Coa 1Co.
4mmar#eabasoarorroma. .4?
Lucknow Machine
and Repair Shop
NOW READY TO DO AL 1, -IiiN11S
GAS ENGINE REPAIR W OUR A SPECALTY.
WE HAVE HAD YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THIS LINE •
AND CAN GUARANTEE • FIRST CLAM:WORK.
AGENTS FOR-. GILSON T ACTORS .AND GAS ENGINF.A.
. C. S. Durnin Son
OUR 9pprtunit
To Save On BOY'S And YOUNG MEN'S
CLOTHING
JUST ARRIVED! $10,000.00 WORTH NEW STOCK OF •BOY'S
AND YOUNG. MEN'S SUITS; ALL AT SPECIAL PRICES, AND FULL
of STYLE and QUALITY.
SMART SWAGGER SUITS THAT THE YOUNG FELLOSS,S DE-,
LIGHT To WEAR, AND FEEL GOOD IN, -ARE IN THIS- BOX.
50 BOYS' 2-piec... form -fit suits, with belts and slash.
pockets Bloomers,brown or grey shades; Reg., $17.50;
Specia
35 YOUNG MEN'S SUits of hlue serge. colored
tweeds and fawn worsteds, cut in latest designs with
fltted waist, patch or slash pockets; some belted mod-
els-Lthe nattiest "young men's suits you have seen for
some tinte. And LOOK AT THE PRICES! $25.00
12 ONLY, YOUNG MEN'S Light weight. Top Coats
sizes 35 to 39 in Navy, Cheviot or Tweed mixture's
saddle lined with belt, regular $40.00 coats,— OUR
SPECIAL PRICE $23.95.
Bargain For The Home.
50 1.::rgcst size White Cotton
Blankets, pink or blue borders:, bea‘y
weiiht. 1 hese are seconds, slightly
imperfect through oil spots, but 4:s
good as new, when washed.
OUR SPECIAL PRICE, $3.85 pair.
Underware Here
Full rang'e of both ladies' and gents'
two-piece, or comhination, 1-oni the
cheapest to the .finest grades.
un's, Riple
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VE YOU TRIED our Wednes-
day.'evening Sales? The 9 o'clock
Money -savers are: put on pur coun-
ers 'for these' evetiingS. -Take your
auto and COME.
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