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•• L%A.I. AND OENERAL
Mr. R. White, of Stratfeed, anent
Monday'with trim& in town.
• MISS Lyon, Of Londishoro, epent the
eieek-end with frieado in isieen. •
A uuMber of our Subscribers have not
'ietiiIa.fer.1017f,1. Are YOH Otif) ef dieser
Mr. John joynt returned home Settles,
• day frem an extended trip to:New YI:brir
TWatei ,• • •
Mrs. J, G. Andertion visited with
friendan Dungannon a few 'days last
week. • • -
March: And it Woke as though March
*Mild come in like a lamb. • You know
the nee. *
Mrs. Walter Sturdy epent the past
week witht her daughter," jewitt,
near Blnevale .
A course. in stock j udgingis being held
atthe Presbyterian Church Shed to -day
sate -morrow.
Fred. Lewis, piano tuner, to at the
Cain House;
The price of hop still goes up -414.70
per °Wt. this week here,
'You *Quid have an Edison Phono.
graph in your home. The prices are
from 440 00 up. •e„ •
L R. 'Mackenzie, of Aylesbury,
'Sask., who has been visiting his brothers
in KiniOse, is leaving for the West fe-
daye • ." -
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Miss Melia Spindler, who is 'attend-
. ing the School of Commerce at Clinton,
spent a. fey/days at het,home here thy;
week. •••, •
.Misa Margaret Harrition, who hes been
•visiting her,sister, Mrs. T. E. Finlay for
time inontim, haereturned-to her -home
at Norwocid. •
Mr. Smelter has treated the ithnvr.
.. • , room and office of the Ford Garage to a
of paint, whielugmtly iniproved
. . the appearance. . • 2
- It is eaid that the eopeening of lake
naVigetion,this season is likely to be
•late,. owing to the great. quantity.' pf
thick ice ea,ehe lakes, -
Fellitiarywas•a Month of severe win-
ter tfircughout. Seldom do Webeer 'AO
inaely references to Cold and aorta*
weather aa we have heard the put 'six
94r °-• 'Noma* :borres000dt this
week repe.rtaiuttelier death in the idotli
• Battalion at Bratashott damp, e Pte.
enlistedet Teeswater,-
died of peeunioneet. , •
'. Youcan hear an Edison Artist sing in.
'------e:direet:eomparition.wtth- Mr. Edie.01713.11°.
-" „Creation Of her voice; at the concert,. to
,Care of Thanks"; •
Mr. Thomas, Webster and sister wish
to thank them many friends and neigh.
bora for the many acts of kindness shown
during the illnese and deathof their
sister.•
4111 of Thanks
Ms.. Wm. Dawson and Ben wish
thankully to acknowledge the helpful
kindnese and synniathy shown them at
the gine of the illness and death Of Mr.
Dawson, sr. . •
•eve of Thanes.
Mr. and Mre. Geo. T.'Aitcheson wish
to express their grateful appreciation Of.
the many expreseions of sympathy and
acts of kindness done by -the Reeve and
people of Lucknow, when the news came
of thedeath of their ion in Fiance..
.... • •
Ihe.held in the Carnegie Rot, Liecktiese
• in the near futitte. . • •
Crawford Smeltzer, Porsl. Agents,
are .having an air' ..gtation installedin
their garage for inflating tires, for the
free use Of their 'customer's._ Gasollne
Tusers,.don't forget this:- , •
Sergt. Russ. Johnstone, wheelies been
Arainieg*ith a transpertstIon battalion
. tat Toronto, called his folk here by phone
eilast-Friday to Say -that he waseleavitig
. for the east, which means overseas, that
Moving to Barri*tim
Mr. Ashley Blair artd fartulyeare MeV-
ing to ilarriston this ;seek, . where Mr.
Blair will be employed with the bavies
Packing Cot • ' This company ig• com-
mencing a canning biasinesiin the build-
ang of the pork packing plant, whichhis
been idle for some time. They are
starting qnite'a large staff, Of men and
girls to work- on March ' est, and 'Mr:
•Blair'wesfortunate enoughto secure
what -looks like a steady -posititet for
OBI r UAW/
A KINLOS PIONEW:
Dawsese, one a flip piou4i
psideos a Con, 2, Itinlosi, passed away
at. his home, lot on 'Jeh 24th, in his
80th year He be Ibeep ailing for fieele
Menthe; felfferhlg fFOre the jearteitiee•
natinui ta oul %ay. • Mr.' Dawson rac3
born in Abertleett,, Scotland, and lived
there lima 146, ieheu'he came 401,044
Viveyears after Coining out
he was 'married to Fraelbee Crowston,
ewho survives bun, though in failing
health. To the union Were horn five
sena and -two, daughters: James, Of,
Wainwright,Alta.; William, Torontpe;
Mrs. Cheeks Barbour, Winnipeg, . who
was renewed- by death a :few months
ago; Mrs. Alex. • Mackay, Winnipeg;
Alex., who died some years ago, shortly
after graduating from the phicia0 Den-
tal C011ege; Fe who resides' op the
homestead, seld George; who died in
infancy,- Thelate bit Davvriofi was. a
man of irreproacbable character, in. re-
ligion a Presbyterian, and for forty-dve loss, an old and respected resident, who
yeare an elder an that chureh. He al- passed away early Sunday intrnink Mr
ways took a keen. and kntelligent in- Dawson had been ailing for some tune,
tereet in the hie topics of the day, and his death was not unexpected.
a•Liberal in polities, be was an almost
constant reader of The globe from the
• t.pree of its first appearanee. Six years
ago Mr. and Mrs. Dawson celebrated-
their_gelclen:weddim whena1members
of their 'family then living were present.,
togethei with many relatives and friends.
They were bothin. excellent health then,
but the •intervening years. have done
their work erselleantitoreaSaturdey. last
another Of the old landniarks of which
there are feev•elow remain, was taken to -
his reward. The funeral, Which took
place oft Tuesday ef this week front
late ,reeidence-to-Tiffitheecemetery, was
largely attended, Mei:ming the esteem. ,in
which deceased was held: The aged
widow and twiny- have the sinceresym.
pettier cd the entire cemmunitere '••
some time. .
Many at The Carnivalk.
.Entertainment at tiolyrood
••••eroan,w,ms,ra
The Women's Institute :at Ifelyreed
has. engaged the best Lucknow talent te
gave an entertainment in the Towrieleir
Hell, Holyrood, ori theevenieg of maycli
fltii. enteriniethent will, be 'given
in heinterests a the women's petriotie
work, Ai:1111040nwill be 35o,. children
15c. The program will:censiet of inneie,
dialognee -and eecatatione.. Ifelp ,g004
cauke by attending ,
0t..•• • .
• Langside
: • '1—Tuesday, Feb, 27.
.4 „Mr. as. Cesar intends lead* for the
weet in a few daya with his second load
of horses.
• Mr, F. G. Moffat was in Toronto ;he
latter Part of last week with a. ear of
live stock.
We are sorry to repdrt the death of
the late Wm. DaWson, 2nd, con., Kin-
The Masquerade Carnival'.y.tiesday
evening is pronounced the best held here.
in two years..:, There`was a big crowd cf
spectators and the keenest kite:led cern
petition for all the priees. 'rbe Crowd
was well entertained too for the costumes
•werespIendidly pictureequee. The crewel:
•In ate lutof Wounded in France; last
• week in the name of Pte Cherence r
• F
Pte,..Free is a brother of Mr G &Free,:
•photographer, of:town. The wound, we
•ainderetand, is on the hip and is said ,to
lie serious. .
Mr. R.. H. Reid, of iteid'S Corners,
---,delivered-a beanie of high-priced yontig
Clyde Stallidnii to W. Mockenzition Mon-
day These horses were bred.froin Pop
ineateeitnp, and Mriteici's arnp usilees:
Mafehing
CHURCII NEWS
Itev. Mr. Boyle, of Belgrave, will be
the preacher in LucknOw Presbyterian
'church next Sunday. •
,
• The 'Methodist cougregatiett at Wing,.
ham have extended an invitation to Itev,
E, F. Arllistroog, of Esser, to 'become
pastor' Of Wingliam church, and Mr,
Armstrong has signed. his willingness
t* accept, subject to thb approval Of the
Stationing,'Oeramittee at next Confer..
mace. Oa the Other.hanti, the Methodists
„of Essex have invieed Rev. Mr. Hibbert,
• now pastor of the Wingham church, to
go to EsSex. Mr. Hibbert also. baa
accepted the inviation.
On Tuesday evening, Mar* leth„
Rev. Mr., Bradley, of Teeswater, will ,
gie•e. his Malone: address, "Pat:- and -His-.
Island", in the Langside Presbyterian.
-Chterche.---Alleare cordially itivieed•-and
niay safely count on an annising as -well
will as instructive evening "-
. ,
The address given by theellev. Mr.
raham in Langside Church on. "Two
trips across the Atlentic", was Very ranch
appretiated. Mr. Graharntad been to
• the Old Country since the War broke out
• and lute passed through what' is now,
and then was the "danger zone", e :
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THE VEA4I7E.-- A very successful'
• •
meeting was heldMonday evening. The
meeting was in charge of Mr. V. A.
'Doupe. Miss Alma Alton took the
chair, andthe FiesidCntrad thd Scrip-
ture lesson. Airexcellent paper, "Fran-
chise for Women", was taken by Mrar
R. T. Phillips, which was greatly enjoy-
ed by all. J. 4,). Andersoneer. G. And-
erson and Dr. Newton.. spoke briefly on
the eubje* 'Readings were given by
Mies Pearl Irwin and Gordon Webster,
and music was Provided by the Sunday
School ehmr. An interesting program
is being prepared ter next meeting by
Mrs. Alteln'e class: Topic; "Woinen's
Part hi This Present Ytrar,'
THE Gun —To give its membera
easeful -and interesting information about
our country and our fellow •countryieen
is an aim which the. Guild eonstantli
keeps in mind. Those who attended
the meeting Monday evening had an
extelient-opportunity to---eillarge- their
' /Benet TuiPer, of Hillsgreen, called On
friends herelaet Thursday: • .
ehireiand-Mreejiiie, Boak- evisited-.Mr:.
• •
was entertainedby the Band ehroughout
theeiveningee The Women!sreleiatitutie-
which conducted a lunch 'counter, also
had agocid evening'abusineste takieg in
betWeen seventeen ancreighteen 'dollars.
• Prim winners Were:.
Fancy dress lady-eRobi Nixon. e
-Comic dress lady ---Lila Taylor. "
Fancy dress gent—E. Millacin.
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: (Jenniedress. gent -3:F Cciok.
Fencer dress girl—Chris. Meliendrick.
Coinic cites gni—Miss Tyree
Fancy 'dress: boy --Sidney Decker, -
LeCortic_dress heY-.-Peeele•Ve6ster•
Musical: chair —Alex Lockhart.
• Laeies' obstacle race—Frances Siddall
4obblerece—Harold Treleaven, ,.
• Candle race, girls—Nornia Thompeop.
• . TONE TEST CONCERT IN LUCKNOVI
As announced a.shart tune ago,. art-
ists' who sing and play -fore the New
Edison will appear in a &Meek at Liicle-
floW, in tilc ear future * •We expect
,date of ' concert tine .n&.r • particulars
will be ready for ttext. Week's .§entinel.
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Stock.
Tonic-
ts
Foe ,Horses; Cattle*
Hogs and Sheep.
•
We call' special attention to this
•tonic----fetbogseeeTty it for rapid;
.heitithy growth or pigs. 'It is Of
• great value an warding' of disease.-
' ExPels. wcrns. Dr Ifess' Stock
Tonic ia die scientific prescriptien
'cif:Gilbert Hess, M D., D.V,S. It
contains blood buildere, kitties,
eat,vetrandevorm-expellersee
I a
aide digestion and makes ittnek
healthy. •
2 lb. Package
9 lb Package 66c. .
. 25 1b.p.11.9ail $2.25:
•
Sold only at
• DR. spErlers.
Drug Store
•
and Mrs. A.nson.Fielay on Friday,'
, Mrs. l',I. Johnston :is 'visiting her
.daughter, Mrs, We P. ReedeLtacknow.
Miss . Hengford, of St Thomas, is
visiting her •cousin, Mist' _Wiggle Chen.a,
at present. •, .. • . .
. Richard Johneton has three carloads
of Milton brick bathe, ready for .build-
ing operations in the epring, -. ' -:' •
,
Mies 'AferY"Cdlieettehekleterriennefare
t1e past two WAelfs as her school is dos
e on account of whooping cough.
Mdanct Mrs: Wallace TWeenley visited
IliaClatter'S parents, Mr. and Mre. It.
leastee, in Dungannon, On SundaY.
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Zion. •
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—Tuesday, Feb. 2'7,
toavtd.S'tretict left for ,tlie West On
Monday.-- _ T., • ,
_ .
Mi
and Mrs:. Jadob Minter. spent
Sunday a4th relatives at St. Helens.
:s. .Jelan McGee, of . Port Albert,
vielted her parents hereon Saturdey: •
- Era -Gardner visited& few days le,st
wesdc Witte hereauktie; Mrs. Finlay, of
Incknow.
Mr. and John Little, of Lena,
eiseted_the 'iattees eister, Mrs e Albert
Helm, on Wednesday. '
Wesley McIntosh,' Andrew and Robt.
Johnston, of -Bailey, delivertit horses leo
James Stroud en Thursday.'
Mrs.Wilham Ritchie returned_ home_
on Friday after visiting. for seine time
'with her son in lifettikeeviiie.
-Mre'andelliVeias, Streudeand. family,
returned hotem Saturday after spen'ding,
some menthe. With his *Other here. ,
knowledge of the intelleCtual life • of
Canada ' through an address read by
,Miss Betide. MacKenzie on- "Comedian
Nets". It is 'perhaps not generally
knoWn that Canada has 'alrea. dee pro-
duced no less than fifty Poete Whom abscess on t4e b,reie,P°480`avlaY to day.
. .
Mayor jehnstoni of Walkerton, has
h.oetk appolutedisster of autonlohile line
enses for the County of Bruce. It la es.
timated that there" are over enethoyiland
eettomebiles la ;Bruce, *IA eietoudy
to drive e caron the ItighwaYs
IUIt 1140re iiee0/10. Tire issuer of the
Iii,enshiwfll be paid by a coramiesion of
25C ou eachlicense issued:
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1011110110
--Tuesday, Feb. 27.
William Nichols left fer his hOme in
qu'Apimillet Se*, on Saterday.
„
Born.—In Kitilough, on Feb. 22m1;,t0
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nieholion a daugh-
ter, •.
-Wesley Guest is in Culroes helping
his brother, jou, to cut wood thas last
week.' •
• Lloyd Percywho has been Itaid up tot
*
Route time, we are pleased to say, is able
to be out again. ••
Mose ThoMpson who haiebeen
visis-
ing hi da'ughter, Mre..,Eldon Edison-
swillet, Ieft,onFriday for his home in
Lafieche, Sask.
Our visitors from the West are going
back tb theIr homes_ and they are micesed
as they go Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Hecigins
4eft,for their homein-Alberta on Fri
_ •
day. . ' •
Woid reached here that Dr, Albeit
Nichols; of Edmonton, dropped dead lof
heart Where. Dr, Niche's was a an of
John Nichols, who -formerly- lived -at'
Kinlpugh and moved to the West some:
year ago.
Mr Edwin Percy- who has ban. a
,sufferer for • manY • months frorflan
The-Nitintiai
A letter received title we* from the
sieretary of tho Notional Sauitariunt
A.ssoeiation, in the interege of •which
Mr Dyke recently visited Lucknow;ac;
knowledged receipt of 450.e0. cellected
.Mr. Delle.while here
BORN
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'Ifiessoeseer.--eAt Rinlougb, 'Township.of
ke.i?. 23, .19-17; to Mr. .
and Mra. Walter -Nicholson, a &ugh-
, s
ter. • .
•
eriticadeem worthy of mention een ng\
Writers of real merit. Se large a subject,',
of course -could net have anything like'
full treatment inone evening; .but Miss
MacKenzie succeeded in giving an ex-
•c'ellent •iritroduction to theliterarylights,
inentidil could be made on only
a few and the work of theseeveas Mane,.
tratiel by the readingor reeitatioe 'of
one of their poents.by inemberii Ofi. the
Guild. In this way MiSse8 Rutherford,
L. Taylor and EeHteveassisted. Other
;webers were a duet by theMisses
Gor-
don and instrumental by lifise-McMoie
rati and a'solo by Mise Jean Douglas.
:An invitation.-tp -.the Guild 't().. *WE
Stfielens Guild. on ,Moticlay evening,
'march 4th, was enthusiastically receiv-
ed, and arrangementswere made with
that end in view. This means that no
meeting will be held in LLuckeow,next
Monday evenang"
Bcsien, RitChie, of WalkerVille, .rettirn-
A.sleigh load of liafekieg. venlig folk
ed home. Monday aftere spending the .
'spent a pleasant evening reeently ittt.11.F weak end with his brother, Charles,"
home of ai. David' Errington, . Dungan.
. nom. •: • , • '
7 :Sain'e-aSiitiliderit has purchased Ierb
Alton's farm We hive Mr. Alton will.
pot move far away, as .W6 should be very,
..sorri to lose the family fit9 our, eom.
e --.Tuesday, Feb. 27;
Mr 'andif re Almere Ackert 'tied Miss.
hitenian spent Monday evening et M:
'Iivvin's. • • • •• '
"' Mrs. Robt. Elliott is. spending • a few
:days trfsiting friends .in,-Teeswater,and
-Winghatn. '
On Frick eeeniiig, March • lithe a
splendid concert wafl be:given In', the
TOwnshir hall her by Lueknow talent:
There will be dialogue, .music and other
numbers: -.-.7a whole evening's
raissien 35e, end children 15e, in the
interests of the Patriotie work.
forget -the Sea in -the Hall On
Thwardity evening, 'Match- ;Debate
on: "Resolved that women • Should have
equal franchise with rime- Affirmative
is to ba taken i)y Misses boa • Culbert
and -Dean -McLeod; the negative be;
Messiest, :Ernest Ackert and Etchard
Baker. This will he a rare treat. A
gime prograni'. will be • gives betides.
Don't miss at. • .
The following is a listof donations
for the Bed. Crosii—Lizzie Pervis, 5 Is;
butter, 5 lbs. honey;Lizzie Pierce, I box
of eatables 4 pinta fruit) M. Baker, 2
buttee; Mrs. Wellings, 2 Ihe ; Mrs,
V; Hetherington, le lb. -Mrs. W. Ilocie
gine 1 lb.; Mass A. Stateere 1 114 alai"
T. hiurra3r, 21b.; Mr& J. Gamble, 2 lbs;
Mrs. A. Ackert, 21 lbe.;• blre, S. Mute
ray, 5 Thee honey; Mee R. Bayne, 0 lbs..
Initter; Evelyn White, 1 Imps eatablem;
Are. Wm. 1Preitere 1. boil. Mrs.. George
White, 2 Ilughes, 1.bex, -
-'the following knitting has been done;
Mrs. 3. Sutherland, 5 pair; Mts. J. It
• MARKO'S
itterrected
up to Wednesday noon)
Whed iv V ***....• • I ,6
004.4.1•••• ••(*.
gar1eY.0:.• 1 01:1
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manity. ' .
eof nu wich Ci
Oftghth , Con
• --Tuesday, Feb. 27.
Mr. John -Si. Culbert -spent-' a week.
With friends in Kincardine: township
WA Walden,
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' A numlier of the young people . spent'
, .
-etilretitesentedetheeelitieneenfeehteeEdecere, Wili-0-q-C-IeeNeegeqtetre1:91-e•
tional DePereineut of the Methodist,
Clituch to the people.' of Ashlield Cite'
euit Su day. , Rev, S. J. Briclgette
was on the sante mission to the White- •
church Circuit.. • • •
E Lel Culbert 'spent Sunday at Km -
lough instead 'of et Verdun as fornierly.
. ,
Miss Beatrice Ellison spent the Week-
end with her tester, Miss Ethel Ellison.
Mrs. Rubel' Culbert, Miss Tena and
l'4117r9ife"."..11-1-b-71111?r :burgeo.re now-fe,viethd-farebetWeeneee
_Miss Glennof Glenn-OharleseTo-
-ronto, Canadala H r ,Faebion
Store, will be at the Cain -House,
Lucknow, Ttiesday, March 6th.,
with a •fuIl line of Ledise and
*Clentletnen's Rib. Goode. • If you
Are not satiefied with the appear-
aiice of mix hair; consult Miss '
Glenn.. -Free' demonstration. "
••• •
• Verdun:,
;Feb. 26.
Re leaves a widow and. one young son,
Who in their great loss have .the ekm-
-pathy of the community.-- The ...funeral
to.Greenhill'eetneteryi Lucknow, will bn,
held on 71.16e.y....... Mr. Percy was in his
48tit year.
EVERYBODY'S -.COLUMN
-MONEYTO LOAN. -On mortgages and notes
at reasonable rates. Fire Insurance. hut?
Stock and Mutual ComPanifig, Venve• y
aiming done with neatness auttnespatch.
SIDDA.LL Droker; lateknow
I am paying the highest prici, for raw furs
horsehair,and rubbers.
211•11-tf. • B. 13r.rrgeircor, Lucknow.
W.ANTED,--good girl for fight housewdrk (no
, washing or ironing), pne to bleep at home.
Apply to lifts, .1, Oarnet Armstrong, Drug
Store. •. 1.0.o, •
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420,000 of privat,g funds to lenci. on first mOrt,• "
gages on farm or villages prOperties, at rea-
sonable rates. Apply to
•• •• Ono, A. EIDDALL,,, Broker, • .
46-4to, , Litoknow.
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FOUND -On the road leading to lilbuth tin-
, loss Church. Sunday Feb. 25, a light adv.- -
• nig robe. Owner may have same at• The
Sentinel Mace. ,• 1•32-0.
Wee Aerifeleciliexson Sundinel at
J Blue's
. .
Miss Mamie McDonald spent a day
of leaf week at Mr, ft. "'• '
Mr. Merton Fraser, ..of Kincardine,
Emmet Sunday at his here.
We notice that Our Earl's trips to our
'William Johnston miteitaited a num- 'Mies Sadie McLeod is at present' the
_ ort priday 111,10••01j; All, guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Anneerenge •eisted of •songs, readings and instru-
,
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1Virs: Snarling spent A few, days ,15 ' • *
Don't forget the lecture eo be given meetelei wair-weltliSi"Of-hiler'Preiger•-
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St. Helens
P.. -
—Tuesday, Feb. it. •
Miss Majeralra Gaubt visiting friende
ni Clinton •--- - e---
,Willitinl.Rutherferd.sPent IcVLIa.ir.it
in. Toronto this week:
- "Mies Selleeld; Goderiehr visiting
her sister:. Mie.A. K. Miller. •
Miss Anna. Stewart, of Wingliatrilligh.
School; w home over Sunday. • •
, • . •
Angus _A cDonald retnrned home a.fter
spending anouplepf ieetia about GuelPh.
Mrs.' Alex. Virpods, of Zion, visited at
_the henie ef RobinsonWoocia . on Ties -
•
,.. Misses Annie Curran and .liszel..Pal-
iner spent the week end al their home
in Ripley. • ; •
• William McDonald is under the. doc-
tor's care at preeent. We 'hope there
will be.no serious developments.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave McDonald, of
Winghain, Spent the week -end With the
• litter's sister;,Mrs."Ed.. McRoberts. • ;
We understand that the St. Helens
eVoitheepeonle'a Bible Cle.as intend entee-
etainingille,;,Lia*iii .-Xliiilitirereefiai-
.Monday evening. •
• Roy Moore, of Speers, Seek., and Mist'
Florence 'Curminghain, of Walkerton;
who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
John Miller, returned' hem° on Monday.
The weekly .nieeting of .the Literary
..SOcietS, held leat Friday iiight-was again
succesehil: 'The .progratn, which con
HIGHEST PitiopEs for poultry,raw -furs and,
all kinds oi junk, -rags, old paper. rubber,
iron, cuipper,_zinc. and ail kinds of hides.
Phone 86. Write to or call on,
15 2-4. JAILE LIBEL. Litoknoa
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DR. PARKEKTOSTEOPATII, at 4.3okt-frau-se
Ducknew. every Wednesday afterhoon: Al
chronic diseases successfully treated. Ott
teopathy remOves the physical causes \
disease. Adjustment pi the spine is more
quiCkly beoured and with fewer tre.atment4
' by Oateopathy than by any other method.'
Notice
For all :natters regarding areenhilleimetIty ••
refer to D. o. Taylor secretary'. • . •
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for Sale.
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FARM FOR SALE. '-100.acre farm, late, con.
-2,Kinloss,Bruce thrtbis orupertythere
- fa a good brick house with summer kitchen
• and woodshed, also large barn, good stabling -
underground. • There. hi good °rebore anti
about 14 Mires Wooded land, balance cleared .
and under pasture for Some years; About
mileYfrona-Whitachurch andUmiletfrout •••
Lucknow. ••Prie,e.reasotutble. rig terms..
eta' aPPIY rthRANK MCCONNELL Agent. •
154150. • Wingliant, Out. -
FARM FOR SALE. -Lot 11. ard. rouge sontlt
of Durham -Road, 'Unless ToWnship, estate-, ---
of•the late N. Bushell, CO acres /On& War
an. cleared,' good !mune bare. good
frame house and good well, ei good state of
' oultiration and well fenced.- Terms tosuit
purchaser. Apply to S. Braden or John .
Bushell, Kinloss, Executors of the estate of
— N. Bushell. _ _ , • _._83•150.
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S AND CATTLE
•• —Tuesday, Feb. 27.•
Winghatii,last week. .. . .
...The subject for.....the • Guild meeting
next Sunday evenag ie ."Service",, the
leader*beieg Jehnet'oet Conn. • • ,
' (Intended for last weeky
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Wed °habil is- visiting friends in
Dublin and St, Marys.
report an expellent time • ,
Adfew from' here attended the Boer
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Sociel -in Itiple3eon-FridaYeevening and
report a good tinie. Iteceipts amounted
•-to $92.05.
• Bore:710 Mr! and Mrs. jas. Middle -
UM, fib Feb:gist, a dighter,. -- •
Mr. and Mrs.*.It'Aeri Mowbray,
Wingliam, spent Sunday with friends
here.
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Mass Ruby Nixon, orLucknow, is
spending ik few days at the home of Ke
P-aterson. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mowbrey and
children, of Winghatu, visited a few
days last week .with the hatter's parents,
ifitand Mra.-Jannis "Morrison.-
• The social and Scrotal concert Friday
evening, was it splendid success, Rev.
Mr Graham performing the duties of
chaitinan in gond style. Ikeellerit ad.
5 dresses Were given by Rev. D.. Pereie, of
4 Winglaini, and Rev. Mr. Little, of St,
Ilelens, and there vverdi other numbers
5 of qta entertaining cheraotte which were
45 0; Mrs. McPherson, I; Mts, Pierce, 10; well 'rendered Thtyprocceds,, anumtited
gggii, new1a14
.410gtt.,,,,,j,rti.x1rti,trittivrwt
14 70 al, Pierce, Mil, Belle• !, 4; 8, PUrVini• 1. to 0.101011t 440.904.
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Paramount
—Monday, Feb. 26.
itobert Wehster has gone to Stan
ley township, to see hialister, Ms, Reid
who if3 Seriollsly ill.
Miss Annie Murchitein WAS around
bidding her friends good bye. She goes
to Detroit this week. •
Mr. John McKenzie, who. has been
sick for a few weeks, is. improving,' but
is still confined to his bed.
• • •
llobt. Webster had, 9. cerload Of horses
to ilettleS Stro'ud, of 'Castleten,
They were shippediaet -Friday
Qat° miimber•were feeling sOrry for
our mail Courier during the severe eold
weather, hitt it seeins to agree with harn ,
for Mr. Ilamiltort has teken another
route in addition CO the one he had.
••Mte, I). Murchison received word that
her slaw, Sansburn, of N'orthA.
kota, was very low and not. expeeted to
live. Mrs. SanSbura will be rememberl
td to former vatclAt, Of tntaltonnt.
After .the program a sociat hour was
•
by Rev. Mr, Maxwell in the Pine, River
spent in guestling contests, etc. Lunch
Presbeterian Chutch on Marcheiith.
was served, after which all went home
•IllareElizabetleWeleh retuened home
feeling_ it was, an evening well [Tent.
from London Thursday hest where she
has been Visiting her Sister, Mre. or. El. tHEWGHEN'illisTuDTE meeting 'held
pee. • • • 7.ro,Tgrahurarediewasy wgtaktivelliveblly attended The
aTtire:
Second Cone,. Kinloss Institute, consisting of an instrumental
duet by . the MiliSe6 Kearney and two
—Monday, Feb: . instrumentals 'by Miss Effie Wilson
Wrn. Hamilton; of Ripley, called on Which were well received Two excel
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Jelin ROSS one evening last week. • :let papers Were given on "Entertaining"
Mie arid Mrs. Dan' Martin, Fordicer BbyeaticisesliEnd. eTrshiZtiapsondn"..Chmiltirs'n:_'
were visitors at James Xrwin's last Fri.
' 'mid gave a talk on Red Cross •vvork teed
'Mr. anti Mrs;Wilrion Irwin, Of pelfgsk -
what the Dungannon Society Was doing.
spent a 'couple of days last week with
Miss M. g. Salkeld, of Goderich,' and
friends on the line.
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The. undersi ed auctioneer -hits' teceiWtr -
instructions from A. E; DIJR1411c,
now, to sell by public auetitni it the
lloYal Hotel 'Barn, Guano*,
Saturday, March, 3rd, 1917..
Commencing. at 2. o'clock pan,. the fol-
lowing property :
1 Driving Horse, 5 yrs.; 1. Draught Villy
risinga yrs. -1 Draught 'Colt; 3 Fresh- -
(1.owt; 3 ("Owe, due in March; 2 Heifers.
due in Marc!'; 4 COws, due in April; 2 .
Heifers. dile in April: 2 Farrow Cows;
5 VearThigs, 4 Calites. • : - - .
tuOtithio credit war be
.err •-•••Wis'refe.ti
-,-41ye•-•tiLto-purchaseraltrarnum, nr, b.
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4ohn Purvis, Auctioneer,.
Logs Wanted
The undersigned have decided to take in at
their Sam mill at Lucknow a small stock Of leg's
of all kinds of timber., Any•person or -persons
haring lOgs to sell. bring them. along and '10.13
will pay bigliest market prices. Call and see
..ue or call.n0 up by phone und get paetionlars. ,
• The Lucknow 'Table Clop •
28146541 Dutton, Manager. Lucknow.
• day, . • Kirk; Diettict President,.' was preeent
• lighttin told 'what they
. Meatus. Thoinee Weleater, of Seafortle MI" F.'- °u•nn1
. , .
and Max Raynard, of Paramount, spent were doing in their home societies, eh
Sitatiatrit Sam Congram's. , ' . motion was made by Mrs. George Webb,.
Listen! "Read, not to COntradict and eeconded by Mrs. B. Naylor, that it
te confute, nor to believe and"talce for donation of *101,0 sent to the Byron
grenteti; but to weigh 0114 consider."
Mr. 'fled Vire. Jacob Miler Over
suppet lest Wednesday evening to torte
it inlittber who.availed themselves of the
,opportunity to be present. 'The pro-
m'..
&Nis, amounting to about $10.00, will.
go in aid of the Red Cross ;found. Mr.
and Mrs. Miller lave a son engaged to
the war. and they heve been very thina
D in 1161R4 twall patrietin 'Pork* '
1 • ,
Sanitarium for invalid soldiers, Word
VMS received from the Iteeve that there.
is 400 of it grant owning to our Soelety
for patriotic work. Melodies are ro..
guested told)? in 'the' good work for
our boys.. The Society t1aan1st11e wome
who AO kindly helped. to knit and 66.*
to tits Iso
y
Notice to Creditors .
In'thc. matter of the Estate otNathataiel ' •
Bushell, late of . the Township of'
Kinloss, in the County* of Bruce, .
Fatinef, Deceased.
NefricE Is hereby -given Vtirsuant of the V.
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S. 0„ 1911.,Chapter 121, Seaton 56% that alt pei
sena baying claims against the Astate, of tho
sat&late Nathaniel Dushell. Who died on the
Ii .layThirtietof Mara. A. D., 1916. are recteir.
ed on or before the Twentieth day of , March:
A. D., 1017, to file With theundorsigned it state,
limit with trill-partioutus of their daibla or of
all securities held by 'then', If anyi and that
after the said date the Executors will proceed. •
to distribute the aSsets among the perilOns en..
titled, having regard only to the elating Of
wbiok theraliall then bare noqco
Dated at Kinloss, this Twenty-Firat day of
February. A. Do. 1017.
' :Thaw Busurtz,
S. BaAmot.
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Tenders Wanted
• Tenders for drawing of milkand whey
.on the varloue route§ of the Parinitount
Cbeetae ractery will be received cm Or
beta's Afar&*Srd4ty the tnailersigned.
Partietiliita olifideriiitit the foli1e6 Indy
biz; '.haet frau,. he ilirectora. 414nWest or
any 'tender *tot necessarily taoelited.
• •lemee Ualt147/1%
• Notice
eittoait M$.141.
taken my brother into 'partnership itt
the initialise, all etutstatadieg aepouute
itti he paid 4, March 10th.
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