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40C..41c AND QESERAL
MerOkants are busy stoclettaklit
Mr e and illfre. Wm. Arteeitrome 'spent
the week•end In Ripley.
et ,
Mr John 'McCall spent the week -end
• , with hie meth*. at ltlruseils.
Itucknow will have aNtcerieter
son Artiats in thence*. hitt-ire.
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• Mr, T. ,M Stewart, of Beth,2Y1•
visited his perentssMr. and Mrs. Weet
Stewart, the ehd Utast week'. ° •
blr, and Mrs Hugh Forsythe. and
daughter'Annie, ot Frobisher, •Sas.,
ere visittng at Mr. John MaCall's '
See Mnrtioch & Cameron Cel's.sitecial
• Order 'veer city papers at TheSentinel
'Office. We save you ale trouble. Mut exe
pene A quick, sure genifce. Agents
. for all weekties and &Rees':
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Keep the eventieg of Feb: end, anopen.
date for thepatraotie League entertain-
nient and debate-Lucknow ha. St Hel
_ ens. e Town Hall; Leaflet; at 8 o'clock.-
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Pte. A Is Posliff, a former principal
of fte Wingham Publie School, who
itent Overseas witk the 16Istt _Battrwast
itedon Tuesday antotteg the weael„...
'fitE MEDICAL EXAMIN-
letter to the Public on last page.
Mr, D. C. McMerran, • who has been
off rork. for about a tuonth, owing to an
attack of cold said lagrippe, is .improv.
ing. • .4
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, Reeve Johnston; of • Lucknow, and
• MacDoield, of Hinton, are attending
the Couuty COuncil at Walkerton •this
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Fred A. tsewis, piano tuner, expects
to be intLucknow oboe the last of Feb-
ruary.
. Met Hatt Irwhe had a carload of
horses delivered here, 'Which he took
'over to Walkerton for shiptrient to the
Mr.. J. D. Izettrd, theipopular reeve of
•Peit Elgin, was elected Warden of Bruce
at IWalkerton, 'where, the 'Comae
Contrail is in seision '' •
Mr os Smeltzer, who has been visit -
Wit and Ormeqi, Luekpow the past
bireeth,left for his home in. the West on
eteconnt Of receiving word of the When
of one of his beys.
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tetee Messrs. Geo; iglas iintr, W.- E.
Henderson have bought the Lees wept-
• jen mill,tand expect to have it in epee-
ation hattirche Thin is go.cd news, and
alt will join in Wishing the new &petite
best of success, ' • .
Mise Beatrice McLeodetwhq has just
completed e course in telegraphy in- the
local oifiee, iseelievieg in the Winghani
office this week. Miss D. Hagan, who
also-tooketp telegraphy het*, bahheaspelte
itioninCoqhrane, Ont e • s •
l.angside
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. Jan. 23.
Miss Elieabeth McIneete, whit has
been eery ill tecentlyttie greatly improtet
ingt and'hopes sone' to be around again
Mr. Thee. Bess', Who has' rigged up ao
• excellenteehopping butfit, is. Prepared to
tT• O ehePhieh: one Tueadays Mad ••Fridaes.
Mrs: Neil McCallum and babe are do
---e-eing.nicelye Strata C41.18 CUERO
tettehlatettlfdifithuttlikti aprine-lie never
AlTOWOVIOCOreitS7
The :whole question of meliihalt .eica
inatione of members of the lOanadi
Expeditionary Force, both on.enlistmo,
and prior to being sent overseas, will
threshed out at a court Of enquiry whi
ia to be held shortly. '•
The print ry icaae of the enquiry 1st
recent reject on, Of more than one ha
of the total trength of the 1181,13. 13a,
talion. • Thjj, te the battaliontecruith
at Kitchener. It is not intended as
ctilleism of the medical cams who.ex
entitled these men, as if is stated tha
they were acting under • orders. .Bu
an attempt will be made by investiga
tion to determine just what ought
constitute medical unfitness, with th
idea Of co-ordinating' the work of th
Medical boards in Canada and in Egg
e Up to the present there has been n
specific ruling on the matter, with • the
result that many' men. sent overseas ba,ve
been there rejected as unfit for trench
duty. It is hoped to solve the difficulty
by the present inquiry.
• Rails .Not Sold
••The Commission in charge of 'buying
one.thousand'enileskt railway track in
Canal? for pee tin Feence on the war.
front, evidently` have Alt they Went at
present. There watesome talk of selling
the rails of the WestShoreRoad.--_Goden,
rich to Kincardine -for . this purpose,
but a recent enquiry brought out the
information that the Commsion tad'
all the rens it want. There are •those
Who think that the'reils oughttto he sold
in any event, as there appears little pros
pea of ever seeing the road 'in operatien.
The ICincateline Review thinks the best
advice to those interested in the road is
htlerget it" The 'trouble is that the
tax-collettor insists on reniindmg . thew
Of it each year. •. Then 'there will be a:
big reminder when the bonds mature.
Will Enter.Minfitry. ,
Mit; • •Duncan McTavish, of Huron
• Township, has rented his feral and will
'go to college with ,a view' to prepariog
for the .Meelibdist ' Ministey. Mr. Mee.
l'avish is a clever young :man .and for
,some years heittheten•tit live wine ne his'
neighborhood He will doubtless. make
ablendid success in his new calling.. .•
t• .e
Boyle
s -Monday, Jan. 22.
• . Mrs. Cook is spending a few weeks in
'Itiliardthe. • •
libge;t• Peter epeut a couple of, days.
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hetWalkerton. • - • --
• Mtss Cynthia Stewart; 'Of Millarton,
spent a few days around Bervie.
Roy enticed' returned from Listowel
after spending a Weeleadth friends there.
bliss Wanda fair was bn the.sick list
'for a 'week, but has tesumeci her teaching
again., ,
• Miss Irene 13Itrakerell spent afew days
en Wingham with• Mr. and °Mrs. John
Murat. •
Frank Gaunt is borne from the Weld to
spend &few weeks at'his borne on the
'10tIth •
esItieles-Bladeracthetiteeried to lite-
twdiiiht HighScheol on Monday after It
couple of weeks' illness.
'•Mr: McCallough, of Brantford, is
spending a few weeks . at the 'home of
his uncle, Pete McCullough.
lutes Matted is all ;miles thesedays
'because a young eon has ariivede and
Jiin ears he itrgoine to stay too.
I*The people of this .aiehtitty-Wette .seity
to heat.of the death Ofthint. &eh at the
.hothe 'of her. tion -in-law, T. J. McKinney,
•Guelph. The late Mrs. Sceli was for
some eears arresideht of Bervie until. the
family moved to Guelph a pouple of
yore ago. &v. Cree and .. itelhorge
BlackWell attended the funeral in Luck:
teowton Friday law '
Mr. Bowey, 0: neighbor of Will and
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Alex. Mantyre in Saskatchewan, has
'been visitieg at their home for the last
few days. •
Miss•Belle McDonald Was inehargenf
• - regular meeting of the Y P. S. teat
Thursday evening and gave a veryinter-
* 094113g •• ..
• Thepeople-of-Langside liete praiileg
ed to heat eereal treat On.Sunclai. aftee-
noonsin the Presbyterian °birch when
an addreee erim given by. Dee Mani& in
• aid of the Belgian' Relief work. Dr.'
Minthe has. been for two years in Belgium
andwastaidetotbringthomehottherpeople
here the deeds Of those Suffering people
• • •iriniore vivid colors ..than tatty elteake2
• -had previoifily done. The result of his
• spew!) may he understood by the hearty
. -response Of those:presents forealthough,
owing to the, day, the congregation was
limited, yet the offering to. the* cause
• wate$108.00. . •
Coui•ey's Corners
. 4 -Monday, Jhn,•22.
Toni Fattish, of &mane, Seek., is
• ependitig a few weeks with friends here.
Mrs. Jos, Montgomery and family, of
1UpIeyspebte few -days with -friends'
, here . •
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MARKetS
(Corrected up to Viredneeday emu)
• Wheat. II* V11 .11 1 4,1 " 1as
OatAti,:yor.11:4•11/*111,4 11,011,6 55 55
95 1 10
ilutter%,..0,11.11: II, • wirOwv. 11,4 33 04
tggs,.neeid Ka •46
goettottstitettattosette.sate 13 74
• thie Of our oldest residents oilseed
away on Vitednesday kat; In the person
tithe tate °Mrs. McIntyre. She had
not been in gond health mice winter set,
in, and on Wednesday'. morning at
the horee of her daughter, Mrs (Da)
Beichey. She was welltknoWn in this
vicinity, beinti a cheery, active person
and eateented by all nho itnew bed The
funeral on Friday to the Kincardine
cemetery was largely attended.
'rho open winter predicted setne time
riga has some tted gone trail rio one feels
Derail like propheseing on the remainder.
of the eeasen.. However, there is nearly
enough snoW for sleighing Around Ber-
Vie and in tiCirie plaeee a little too Much.
It would be good thing it teene POW. Or
cattle atoll thee would make, tarmere
remove thesold.time rail' tones that ate
a •thitig of the past ettd thet 'are toe
CallSO of snob bad roade chrottoh our
cottotr/ districts,.
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The Ladiee Guild of the Anglican
'Church entertained the St. Helens..con-
gregation On Tuesday evening, .,aa. 10,
e large number being preeent • . .
!The meeting of the A. Y. P. A: was
held in their Guild Room on Jen. 22nd,
ThetSceleture readingevas reaceby litivs
S. re
t , followed by prayer?, of intercea:
sten i or the soldiers. The topic Of the
evening, "Seeing Good in Others," teal
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takerby Rev. Mr. Eccleaton, ,
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'nth Gumo.--plew talent 4as , intro-
duced to the Sluild Monday evening.
when Mr, H. D. Woods gave an address
to the assembled young people on the
topict"Pereeverance." He sought to itn-
part the lesson thetuothing worth while-
caube attained without exercise of this
virtue, 4: readieg • by Miss' Dorothy
Douglas and a solo by Miss Jean Doug-
las were other numbers on the proginm.
• The Social Committee will have charge
next,Monday evening, when "A.:. Scotch
Evening" will be given.. • . t . •
5LUORNOW, ONT., THURSDAY, JANUARY 25t1t., 1917.-
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• CHURCH NEVS.
two Nlie NevV Stores 4MosToF TB" CARDS_
New Record Price •
We last week quoted live hogs at 13e.
per lb., but tie a matter' of feet. they went
'considerably better than that. lhel was
the price at noon, but it readied 131o.
per lb, before night, hTliii; we 'believe,
constitutes a• iteW rf;StAck.even for Luck.
now.
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-Penny-Wise,--Pound EooIish
•• A •very good illnstration of t el"peruiy
wise and pound foolish" Way of getting
on in the world, was Ihrough to eoue
a ttehtiote tithe week. It w as in connee
non ,withe the violet surprise sale which
Murdoch Caeheroft Co. had at their
store the at two weeks. The sale
turned out to be one of the big &at and
best ever, put on itt the stere. Euteltere
Were inatty who didn't know tnything
about it -soma who deal inho n ;do not
know' anything about it yet "Iv)hY
didn't yhel-et US kow Obotz6 it earlier?'
W48.0.-familiae question by those who
just caught on thole* day of he sale
'and found' that (they had mtsee many
geed bargahis by eot being in cqi time. -
"Why we advertised it. Didn't ole red
our ad. in The Sentinel?" was t.Iie reply.
*Arid mi3et Cif those
timetadielictfalliat -iirsii-oli vne-(-1"r7d;t
idil-'
not in the habit Of reeling Mu doth St
Let take The Sentinel, Or that t y were
Cameron's store newsr •Well, that Was
just the difference between them 'and
‘thOtie: who got in or tine and saved more
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in aneheues shopping than wo Id pay'
r half a dozen Sentinelefor a ear.- As
,
those .who.•take The' pen4ne1, but do
t read the advertteements, s eh. are
tteteakonteettlieirsjobtehthitt -. is- 1- theyt
gulerly trade in Lticknoth. 'Lis, not
cessaryehat one ShOUld' re.gUla ly read
et advertisemeete through, . b t It is
ek to see. what tie • ntercha, ts, are
ed bugmess to: leek -them 'eV r -etteth
ering. ' Hundreds do read t e
d it was these ;who lied 'the ii ore and
the low-priced clo. hingadd h-oes at
idech 4 Cameronts store t e' past
o weeks. • I•
fo
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no
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th.
we
off
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_Itoney In_ This Ope.1
Steers OE goocr-size-t and quartity de-
liyertel O1 -ail tiris
week brought elksi. • per pound. .1
Isaisen_Coligrain-delivered
Monday for which 4. received' 153.00.
"A pretty geed priee",- we luipp ned to
remark to him. "Yes", paid he, "we
used used to think we did • pretty,well 'when
we gotthefifty, withoutehe benched." -
Fined -$20 and COsts
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Messrs; Ackert tit Itathwell were busy
the past week moving their stock of
• boot e and shoes across the. tiered into
their new'storet The new ator e haseust
• been eompleted and . it , certainly ie. a.
credit to the proprietors, About eyerY-
'thing the calpeetere the' glazier and the
pateteeceuld do to bring it up-totdate
,
has beetneloae, tip that it would riet be
out of place even on a meet tercet Tim
• front.entrance and show windows aiie 9f
!pis latest ety1e7-deep, narrow entrance
with large plate glass on either- side.
'The interior • is roomy and bright' with
.every convenience for 'customer and
clerk, The ;ear is fitted ,into are up -to.
elate repair shop..
Me. Solomon's new tinteare shop,
which. has been erected.along. with Me.
Ackeres, is also dompleted and he is now
doing business there. It ts also a fine
brjght store with, a, large'workshop in
the south end. The two fine stores
make a very marked theprovemeut over
condition,s as they were on that part of
Cempiten St. a year ago. '
Death of Jacob Johnstoi
Messrs. Adam, •Williatii and James
Johnston, of. town, received a message
orfSaturday, tellieg of the death at Sisk-
atoon of their brother, Jacob; who had
been living at Ben -nuts, Seek,' Deceased
had been in rather poor health for alibut
-a-year-suffering from anaenna. Some
weeks ago he was ta,ken to the hemming
Saskatoon, wherehe died. . He was
about 33 years of' age and was „married
lisDiun'gaifnenboeni."-P1114.1r, A4-n^c1CuMThmrs,t'jitQhf-nlisteoan
visited here for a few weeks last winter.,
The remains will be bro.nght here for
interment -tins afternoon.
A Fcrmer St. Helens Resident
Miss'Ellen Curran, for more the 20
_years. a _resident of SC. ;Helmet, didat
the herne of her neice, Mee. john
Whit:Mee, lesebera,.det!,ton Jen, I tth.'
She. was in her vith. year; Mies lIrihen
-liad Heed the past twittandet•hall years
with etre McWhinney. A year ago she
lied an attack of legrippet and heart
troeble from which she did net receyer,
thehglesheetras eble toba-about
three days befm e,lier death.. She was of
a gentle and kind dispcisition and was
greatly loved by all whohnew her. She
leaveseo mourn, two sisters, hers. ThOmpe.
eon, of West Wawanosh; and Mrs. Eng-
lish, of Essex; a number of nieces and
nephews and many friends, The funeral
to'L,eeburn Cemetery, took:place On.§at-
urdity, the 13th. inst., .
Death of Allmon . -Blair---
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The death of Allmon Blair, eldest son
of Mr, and.Mrs, Ashley Blair, of town,
which oecurreh,Tuesatiy afternoon, was
not unexpected, as be had been gradual-
ly smking, with little 'hope of recovery,
for several Months. Thehrhuble appears.
to have -been tuberculOsia in one of its
many forms..• was. in his .18th, year
Mid had never been:eery stronk or re
•. • e as taken seriously ill in
-Augestsliettedideettletifigh aft that, Med:
italereatnient and nursing coidd de was
done to combat the inseam. .he• became'
-13:reriallY: W.Earei: :The fateilytheve had.
peereat deal of, trouble-thieggh siel_Oess
utingThe:past year, and .Mr. and Mrs.-
Nair have the sytepatliy of . many,friend
in their vary sid•berpayeinent. The
Noe* to Greenhill cemetery Will be
,held this afternoon.
bust
•,It..wasn!t Whiskey thae got the iieen
into trouble this thee, it Was eggst "It
wasn't a local case either, but it impede
a. Useful lesson tothose who bring or
sencl,eggs to market: It happened at'
Kitcheneteraet 'week. -Lt Schilling, a
lartnee Waterlote--Townehipe Offered
stile eggs for sale in Kitchener. He was
charged witte Violating 'the lEhire 'Food
Act, asked to appear if, teat, ited being
' proved guilty woe fihed $ee* and costs.'
Tine may happen_ to may -body ite'Otiturio-
swho offers for sale RUN eggs' or . other
'food stuff thathas Emile heel. • . It is up
to the seller to know that what he Offers
it, good. ,
• Pordyce
, s-Monda:y, jai). 22.
Mit Gillespie, of •Whitechureb, •is
threshing clover for lire?. Mattlynn and
joint Gibson. • '
Mr. Elliott Ittelor. purchased a fine
new driving hose recently, Drive easy,
Elliott, for a week or two.
. The etortay weather bloeked the roe&
here for a day or two, dausing out' mail
emelt% C. tifewere, to teke to the fields
in Making his rounds. •"
Mr. A. • Webb, who Was threehing
clover at Mt. Ted Hatneshbad the mis-
fortane 'to break tegaeoltne eogine, and ,
this has delayed hirri (Or 401110 '
A Wes(, WaWh111,0Slestidefiegh•
Mr. robe Inglis, one of the few re
'making pioneers of West . Witwentele
pissed away at -the home of his ,Son,
•Thorinte, on San. 8, Ile was in his 83rd'
year and his death. wae due to heart
trouble end. clehay natural to old ;age.
iretiewhich liethed suffeied for about six
months. allet- late Mt -Leslie -was ar.
native. of 13erWickshire, Scotland, but
catue ete Canada • Wheii only six years Of
• Age, The family • Aid !rattled in the
'Oetinty of Halton, where the !ate Mr:,
Inglia remained =until the year 186r
vhheir he came to West Watvanosli where
lie pissed through all the expetiencesof
pioneer life. lie was married In 1e58 to
Agnes MacLeten. To them ten child-
ren were bornh-logr. daughtera and six
sons -all or whom are still living
3;oa1 Move •
Good results of the change in railway
service, iehileh took plate on. the 16th,
were felt hi Toronto, on Sunday and
NIondity, whe tem ore, then' eighteen then -
s •
sand tons of coal were moved from Blitek
Rock to the eity. •The G. T. Its alone
pulled out 000 ears of coal. nib WoUld
be welcome news to theteeity, where
many institutions andhouses iverealmost
out of fuel. It will be good pews to -the
net of the province too -and right here
in Lutkuote-when the teal earil bogie
to tome t hi way. We eget otaad for
coal fern" e la Qua orsa?,tr15,._,
Sidighe Copies 3 cents
RETURNtD TO FOST OFFIciE
• it is the opinion of Postmaster Linde
• say that the Public Service MIAs •have
been petty generally signed and return'.
tie by the men in and about Lucknow.
Some of the rural mail deltirery' men
report only two or three on, their routes
eote•etterned, . Thatjs doing pretty well
--better than was,genetally expected.
• :The cards appear to have net 'svith. a
pretty. good teceptiori 'throughout the
country, We 'noticed a report from,
Ailsa Craig that thereevery card issued
had been returned/ Toronto post office
officials report the return of 95% of the
cards sent out In the city by it. That
• is a pretty good record If. the cards
have been honestlyfilled, as no dedett
most Of them were, the 'Seritee
Cemmission will soon have a good,
idea of the man Power of 'the country
And where to find it. . • .
• As a war measineethe issuing of these
cards was a pretty mild affair and quite
harmless. In fact, the inan •'who failed
to fill:in his card laid himself more liable
to get into trouble and did inert) tb in-
vite censcription than did the man, who
signed up.
. A Rare Treat .
Arrangements have been made to Wive,
/twl or more artists of New York,who
smgiand play for the New dison4ap-
pear at a concert in the Carnegie hall,
LacknOw. The concert is being given
for the purpose of showing '1,neknow
people that they cannot distinguish Mr..
Edisonet Re -Creation 'from .the orlgipar
singing or playitig.
Booth Did Wen
_he:tete_
• The Red Cross beoth at the Carnival
_Tuesday 'evening proved a suceestifte
• Venture., those in charge making $15 `o's er
expense. The ]dies wish to thank those_
Who assisted by making debate:Ms.
•They expect to have anted* booth
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an Old Time Skt94(91 whlek' will be put
on in the near futute,. when tladies, who
Were notealled upon thiettinie, will have
a chance to contribete.
Punkin View Notes'
. Otty an Qccasional ,Correspondent).- •
Deaccheltikeall do 'n to the Sixteenth
• church told Bally Brigs the Other night
tette would have to chose between tango
mid • the choir. Sally: chose and now
they are looking for aeneveOrgantst
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13111 Sommer Wes tellin' a- bunch Of
,us down to. Applesnaele's stote the other
night how he put one over.hts wife. 0,Id
Bit! was down to New York last week
and Mirandy'eold him 1e wouldn't be in
the big town two hegira* before .sonie of
those coefidence guys uldsget his roll:
13111 says he 'was there o wholeTdays
before they gothte
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Eli Hostiles was out sheotint musk-
rats the other day down to Pine -Lake.-
tile saw a log, with 'a b stickinh out
floatin' in the water. '-Ei palled up and
4rsd.atit&nof_thebe•waajoshin'
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:him about firin' at a tog, het Eli says
....it
"Ye know I didn't know ter a minete
hut whet ittevasteileof-th &Arse
marines." t.
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Ji
ran stage -
driver, Opines that last Md�y'8 .storni
was the west we've saw in, these -Parts
fer a considerable spine; Jim had to git
off the road And take. shelter °in Ezra
Pettengrewhi •drivinhshed. He's- •been
drivtn' the mail stage foe' nigh onthirty
years and ,31 ender we s• the fuse dine- he's.
ever been behindhand: With, the mail.
Jib] Oeleecallh at Etra'e 'onct a month
becittiese it takes, the bag thaelong to git
diewn on.the Pike Siding,
Yer humble scribe, bein' a ,truittee fer
.Cherry. Valley. Tetenship ler over seve
years, he htnda, ithought It was time tt
'was Peelle. a %dint to the school. Punkin
--PreSelltatiOlrat-S; 1115$
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FollOwnag the prayer meecing arSou
Kinless ohtirch last. Wednesday eve
log, an informal naeetingt was held
representatives of the Sabbath, Scho
and Mr, Wm. 'MacDonald,' who w
about te leave for Englaed to serve wi
the Bettiett Navy, was presented
gifts and en address !helm the. Clas
The presentation ,Yrits 911013 Mi
tanrjltaStilericilln°tellne' nge. t tAlieniSrcel7OOIrLoc
e
the following address : *
• To Mr. Will MacDonald, a
t' Dear Friend and Classmate: •
• We scarcely knoyv how to expres
our feelin'g's as We tueetymi* on this ee
casion to sever.a relationship whicb. s
dear to us. Though wYs are proud ot
step you -have taken to serve King ant
Country in.the greatest of all strugglem
it is with deep regret that tve see you go
We shall greatly, inlets • your cheerfu,
presence from the Class in which 3 of
'have been a faithful attenciant, but it
assured that wherever you may be et
whatever trials or teniptetions you Mee
meet our sympathies and our praeere
shallbe withyou. tiVe knew tlitte whet-
• eyer may be your dunes, these 'will.' al.
ways be perfoinnel with faithfulness am.
to the best cf your ability. Theugh pet
• part freneue new, we eiticerely hope thatWhen the war is over and you.will have.
doneyour "hit" nobly and well; you shall
re
turn
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the friends who will gladly await:you.
• That you may have somethihg. lastieg
to recall to memory Your' teacher, add
classmates and the many •pleasant meet.
Inge we have had here, we a.sk, you to
acdept this Pen and "Bible., They aregiven, not because of their material value,
!'ut as a slight.token of esteem, regard
and gobd wishes: . •-
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Signed on behalf of the Class,
REV. J. G. iLETD,'
A. Leo -ismer: ,
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• --STatELENS VS. LUCKNOW
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, Don't mitts it! What? The lig de-
bate and entertainment in the Town
Leckhow, ,Frelly. evening, 14 hs ,
ruahy 2nd. Thie will be one of the real
ly geed 'things, of the season. Ask eh( et
the St lieleits--Lecknott debate ef It at
wintert This one will be,, qnite US goqd.
or better. -Beside, there Will be a pu 47.
ber of °thee good thing, worth the
'Whcite price, phatchnission. bliss B•G •
'don and T. Wetseu vvilrgive an Indian .
•pow- wow !Song and dance, and the six
„pallor boys, who so deliglited a Luck -
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now audience recently with their FWD.')
"The pritish Navy"; are preparing ate
te her song jute as gooth for tlaie entee-
eon:tient. St Helens talent. W911 als
!..mst wit h musical eutubers The.: pre-
eihnit will be neither too long -nor o
efiort. Me reerved seats, -Adieissior :
25c for adults, and ,.15cfor thilcirete
All gees to tee teed of the local Patrit
:c League, wh ittli has ,charge of all are
• tetetnents. 13e there at 8 o'clock.
, The debaling teams are: Lucknor 3'
4f.ssrs. W. L • L1ackepzje, Dr. .G.
Newton, A..D. Macheuz.e; sp. Helene
.hesirs. Elliott Millet, Dentin Phillip.; •
Lod a third party not yet named.
The resblution will, be that very tim •
te one: Resolved 'That Women Shone! •
leave Equal Voting Rights' With -Mete •
!Jeanine well take the affirmative;
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' There vtaaa good Crowd at the Cakei.:
val in •'Lerits, 'fillet Tuesday ey nitig • •
I he'events were- all :.keen:y. cortieetee
and thi,Se: whn_ wee prizee 'had to et),,
• Prizes Were ttrreateit&I foliowt!
Faney dress lady;: Ales Lila. lairlor;
OOmic diess,lady, Miss Ethel, Audersoa
6E, Helens; b'alicy dress gent, be sob.. .
•rrscie; Comic drew gent,. M. Ore; Itautee
tithes:leer, °Eh 1P11419; „thtativy• .drees. lees-
dreas boy, Dona,14
Uatcybell; Gents tac; mate, Roy ,Jeut..•
toe; Lacties' derutng needle race, elute e
It. qordou; spelling- race, • Miss s
Hetet, Mackenzie; .etoys'- eoyeityeetteet s
• Gee. Huiton. et ' •
. Many. Were There
The "pettietLe tea" given at Robert
.Mullinhelast Saturday evening Was eery
largely patronized ancla tittletover 53.1.00
was realizedeall of . which goes ' to the
purchase of material fonthe -making of
soldiers' comforts orone kind or another.
Lothian
-Thesday, Jan. 23.
Miss Sara MacLean home foie.
Chicago for short stayt •• • ''
' • Mise Leila ,Hendersen was home from
Wherhaiii for the week end -
De:JohnellaeLean tease -home fr(nr-
Chicago for a coeitle of deli ro see 'his
mother, who has , been :poorly for, a couple
.lititechurch
--Tuesday, Jan. 23. ,
. Miss Lillie spent 'Senday at the.
home Of Mrs. Jas. Moore. ,
Misa Nettie Lott is viSiting Avith her.
grandparents in Brnssels,
-Miss 111,WeeroflaWen Souritheelsitadh
a few days with her niece, Mrs: O. M.
Choi/vent-.
-11aheis ancittcyrmer" Purdon, - of . St.
-Heletee-spent Shielay With their grtmd,
re. urdon.
Mrs.. Wm.• Paterson, and Miss Maty
Paterson were at Brantford list week
eytitieopiss colkmpl.
LUAtsl.,-Un Wortgages'and•nete..
• • at roasonable rates. Fire Insurani,a, not
. Stock and .MutOal Companies. • Convey
. unclog deine with neatness andliespateh. •
• tilfa). 411)4.1..4/4., .131:oker...tatokncia
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° 'lard -paying' the high`bst pricc. for raw 'furs
,horseitair coma' ru o bers.
2J-1I-tt. 13. BLITZSTEIK, Lucknow.
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820,600 cif privatefunda to 'lend on .first mart."
gages Ull farm or villages properties, at, Loa-
• sonable rates. Apply to • '
Um). A, 6rimALL, Broker.
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pee.• etiettatew.
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I-IIGHESI' PRICES for raw flirts and all lands • :
ot junk' -rags, old paper, rubber, iron, "cup-
pui,.zine, and all kiwis ot,hui.6.
1Vrite to ur •pollen ,
14-124f. • JAKE .1,11mL, imckuott
'liti$1!=iir--17crelsitow; n small .nunlc "thlocv.: '
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.Pumer wit! -he suttauly. re.%eatea- on: tete- •
•• int:tale. lee eenteeei urttee.
DR- PAII,KID OSTEUPAIII; ,arCailf '
.Lucapo.y, (31.1.)17 WI.:LineSlit11-LIILerIFOOn.
ehrowt.(tiseases stmleebsiully treated. us .
teoparhy removes% CRIA•beS
disease. Adjustment. ot the Moe. More
• quiettly,beeurett mud with rewer treatments -
by Osteopathy than by tlE6, 01,11.01' metlioa,
• Notice • •
For all twitters regardinwareenhill °emote
reter C. laylor ,dect
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elettlet Wet steer.- oe Gough St., Luekut N
one•storey cottage, good garaeh aed sum '•
• Apply tu. J. F. Cum,,lxs, rtaptey.
1-2 . •
• .4'7,
attending the funeral Of Mrs Paterson'S•
mother. '
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• A Seotth concert. will be held in the
Presbyterian ehurch on Frietay, Iteh. 9
under the auspices of the ehbire 'pettier
particulars will be given next week. ,
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Rev. D. Perrie, Of *Whighithe will
conduct preitaratore aei vide in the Pres-
byterian thueph here on Friday evening
at stettert ehlock. 'Alike an effOrt to be
n. present. Communion service will be
n • • held Sunday morning et eleoteliteli.
View ratepayers will be pleased to know
that Jed Peters, oeheveteran pedagague,
is still dein' his usual good work. Jedhi
right' up withallthem era*. wrinkles like
Physical torture andtthat titillation non -
80080 heholls just as yet' scribe
come in Jed was titkin' a clam in jogerty,
"Mary", he says; "where is the Swenee'
river?" This was a 'sticker, but little
Mary ups and says "please,' sir, the
• Swanee river ts far, jar, armee': •Next
question was, "Who kin tell me what
year it was •When Gteorge Croseington
washed the Delttivarer Beferetenybody
-could. answer -thite Ink bill Simpson
Walked in. The kid calls him "Big
Simp", Bohm Bill ain't so dew es he
looks, Jed had him up for hithmetk,
tract says, "Bin, how mattes twice ten?"
"twenty" "Iterreet, Bill; how inaby'e
twite eleven?" "Teviee eleven's twenty."
"I3et, look here," says Jed, "you jest
told vie twineton was twenty." • "Well,"
RUGWOrtl Bill, "ain't twieeseleven tweety
toot" Jed eve he'll figger it eltt if
it telthi IVA teethights
Knilough
•--sTtiesday, Jan. 23rd
Miss •Nellie Malcolm left• hi -day
for- Florida where she expects to stay
for some time, •, • • -
The chairmen of our debaters. was
served With a writ on Thursday by
Cchstable 11. Pinnell.
Mrs Johenayes, who has been visit-
ing' friendrin Buffalo the past month,
returned home here on Saturday.
Tb school 'school here was :Closed on Mon_
day: tracotnit of the death of our
teachet's graednaother, whet• Was hUrietd
on. Monday.
At the lodge ineetnig .bere Friday
night Wm. Bean, 'lateen, C. Ihtjte,:,,
W. Nicholson and 0. Blackwell VIAN
advanced to the Scarlet 'Weld degree. I
Mr, jetties France, who hag been tin
Ertiee Hospitel, Walkertoe, for tetene
thee, returned home here on Seturday
te:eataieo tioti;rouis teixtariny ,are. t!leased,„
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-Feeci-torafterr-Sutte:
ar of Ameileall yellow Corn, i.2,0)
per. cwt. • ' -
/5-1, ' A. Pak, VVIiiteahurcii:
' ....Loks.Wanted'
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aneletsigned hate'llecided. to takeAlp' a
t heir so.% mill at .1:tit:know amtit
. tost oek. or '
of all kinds of tun oor. Amy person or
h
aving loIrcS to soli, bring ulcer along and,'
wilt pay Inghipst market micas. Call awl svo .
tis or call us up by pnone and, get cartteulart,.
- The lateknow 1.°.:ble Co
2.8,2•16.5•0‘; - J. linttoo, Manager; Lueknow
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WHY. 'CQUG
TAKK N.-DRr 00 SYRIT •
TAR'.with COD .LIVER
• . .01L-00MPOUNIts
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plefteaet preparation- of, the
-essenee of ler with
• oil eind Other soothipg mei
• healieet medicines. Try it •
• fee eonghs, Mee, 'sore throat, -
• bronchitis, estgtea, • etboine • •
jug cough, It allays irrie
• tation, soothes pain, eh mekee
expectoration cutler. _while it • le •
lesst na ekcessive - di. chargee
• from the nese, throat or bete- • •
thial 'toretattee t. tectuces
levee alui promotes the .ttet
lion of the skin .trad kidney, • -
helping , the weans to throw • •
off the eold by letterer:action.
It does not rattisenta er sicken
petientee bet 14,iti,lii0tOR tine
'tonesup theorghne • of di geii
• eioa. A largetezed bottle
• Sold only at
DR. ,SPENCE S
Dreig Stove
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40.
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