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New Shoes for Spring
.4.1 weal oar shoe department is well to the fore in the display
et dainty and servioesibis footwear for awn, women aeel children
Oar stack of therm lusee repreeent :boos made by the best nurker.4
in Ciusadie, and while price* *kre sonbewhat higher y, t the quality
saaintained as awe seakers dere not risk their reputation by
" making shoes of an inferior obstrantor in order to compete with
the so %OKI cheap lines ilinstratad ininail order .;:atirilogues.
Mk *tore he.. repettatioa of giving a square deer and we stand
behind ever % sheet we .411 and iewaye endeavor to give the hest
value we eau for Om money. We. eorifident4 n.conieetel m
new *Wee for upring
Specials for Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
Men's lieav$ Elootat $31is , e'
$() Petra Men's Boots, grain vamp tind split track, extra,
heavy standard shoefor spring, reg. 3 70,, For Thursday,
Friday and Keturday only we will sell thia boot nt.$3,15.
McPherson's Shoe Polish
•On ThursdaY, Friday and •Saturdarof this week we will sell
thia A.1 Polka, in black only, at 3 for .10e.
Unbleaci* Tabling et 49c.
• This is heaVy quality Tabling, 70 Inches'
wide, guaranteed pure linen and worth 75e.
per yti.. Special '..priee -49e. -for :Thin:Way/-
Friday, and Saturday only„
UR NH
-l'his 41,00 will tie advertised,
t COASt te!,.Coast in Ceitineia
"Empress" Shoes have been
for years, and each season adds
newer lines and 'greater beauty
,.to this well-known shoe for
women.: Always i#?ove the
them We are, agents.; .
,Ladies" Coverall ApiOn
10 dozen Aprons made 'from good ,quality
• Percales, light and dark stripes,- also wbite
With small figurea. sizes 36 to 44. The Mail
- Order house 'sell -this apron at.190.- ""Ottr-
• Price We. •"
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011TARIO FARMERS .
Existing
- war conditions demand
' that, you give,the question of seed
;speclal attention. this T Seed of desirable varieties and high germination
power Will be factors' influencing yields. If you have not seeurrd your seed
. tektite Ontarlieltepartnient of 49,grienlittie lifelP You, _
Farmers Iiiiiing seed gran or potato% for sale may forward aamplers to this .
office statin varieties, price Ind quantity. •• *,
learnters vilahltig to .purchnse seed are also invited to communicate _
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with tkia Office elOvION variety and quantity, and an effort will be made to Put,
them in touch with tarmere having seed for sale. - ' . : l'-
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Write' to N. C. McKay, District Representative, Walkerton.
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22-8.0 _ • -.. , W; II: Iitenses, Minister of Agriculture ••
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rvie;
.„ „. March: 12.
Mra ItObt....Eitiertion-speet,a hut' days
his Agnes itiineldi of the Oth.'; seri.
. spent the Week•-end•aroend titirvie. •
• Mr. •Sinittel Hildred has returned
home after spending a fen, days rn
roflto
Miss Mande McDonald, of Pine giver,
4'04a:fete days at the Mine* Of Mr:,
6 Audrey:McDonald.
• -Mr.Itarrgaterleft on Thuviday for
the.N.V.,eat -tiff:Sr a couplet& mouths' holi-
Vey at hie home here. • •
Janes Iiiirehater is under the care
M the Kincardine lgespital. .All hope
' ieeeehina.bettereoon. .
Mr. Wes, Thompson hasinoved • from
". hisfarm emit of Bervie,-.-and 'Settled in
our village, occupying the Stanley house,
and Mr. John. Messer is reovin,g tohia
farm. • •
Pli 'Wednesday next the League will
" hold their rieonthly social eviiniog. An
extra good' program isbeing prepared,
eitapitio of readings, setoi, contestiand
. other entertaining -features. All,. are
welcOmi, • '
One -anti • -I- -riled Otte au ex-
.
• *Kitimat ene day hot wee
take a half.leoliday; he wen to Khmer -
'
dine to enjoy himself. The afternoon
ptutsed.lar too quickly for hiin, and is.
' the.totill watt Sinking in,the west, he 1:eal-
int), t,hrm lit wag over seven miles from
home ad tee tired to Walk that distance• ..
However, 'ail were glad to see him com-
inginto the Village, not , only with a
iwa*Ittorf -but anian to -drive the
etylieh outfit,
• The Many friends ot •:Maxwell
"were glad of a chance of hearing him
• nem, On Wedneeday lad, when he gave
his illestrated lecture on 4Pi1grira's Pio-
grees", The lecture was interesting
• throughout and well illustrated bir views
of acerles and cimancter *sketches from
Bunyan'a life and his works. Owing to
• the tiefevorable weather ionditione, 'the
• erowd•was not as large as Might" ether -
%vise beexptctedOcut those present were
well, repaid fqr coming out. Bev. Gil -
Were was'nresent and handled ,the plot-
• . tire machine which brought the 'facts of
the lecture so clearly before the minds
of the audience •
• Courey's, Corners
• -Monday, March. It
110* Soo/AL-41e bor,soelal and en:
"tertainitlent atScOtt'S $011001, a few Miles •
from here, drew a crowd which filled the
ech001 to **city. The night was fine
and the roads good and tobadybegrudg-
ed coming. Mr. Biltott Miller, of St,
Helens, made a eipital chairman, and
added greatly to the emcee% id the pro.
pat, whisk acakaiatad of MUSIC aild, re.
AFTER GRIPPE
Ifindley made StrtfiglirVinol
Ele;ety, Kans.-"The ' Grippe left MO
In a, weak, nervous, rundown condition.
/ was too weak to do my housework and •
could .not sleep.- After- trying different
medicines without iteneilt Vinol lettered
my health, strength and appetite. Vinol
is a graiidomedielne and every, weak,
nervous, run-down, woman should take
GEo. FinunAT.
Vinol sharpens ••• the appetite,- aids
digestion, enriches the blood, and
builds up natural Strength and energy..
Try It on our guarantee.
IOW AY Mt BPENCZ LUCKNOW
citattensby locePtalent. " Of course, the
' Sale and enjoynientur the lunch bens
was the big fettiire a the evenhig, The
sale was !conducted by Auctioneer John
'Purvis to.Viventheeomulittee in charge
are very grateful foelia serviceir ea cheer..
finlielleycinaagitherTi:11e7 ‘11/1:11enPUivisBgadivt)ereaschdonir-t'-
but Stirring patriotic address'. Stand' 46
boxes were diaposed of, prices averaging
about 75e. Another `source of, revenue
wait a fancy cake which Was sold on the
plan of each bidder paying 'Marais'. over
the last. This realize d $15, the cake be-
ing kilo -eked down le Mr: Elliott &ewe,
Receipts, ainountet1to.$50,_allof-whicli
will go twat, fund' of the Ashfield Sold-
••••
er' Aid Secret-. •
Eighth Con., Calms •
,1-1.tintday, March 12.
Pate! Culbert salient a day last week in,.
Lucknow. ..• _
•-Mumps and whoopingsough,are',--very
prevalent in our burg. • . .
Robt. Elliott, jr.„ speekthe weekend
• with friends in Huron. .
Miss Ina Celbert,10th Con., Was on
the sick list e few da.3,1; last week. •
Joseph. Culbert spent the weeli-end
with his sister, Mrs. James Needham.
MUNI EJna EllMtt epent lad week
with: bee sister, Sire -McKenzie at Lang.
side. '
A. number from here attended the
concert at 1101)160d, atid all had a very
enloyable evening, •
A number from here attended the ball
in Ripley given by the Lochalsh boys.
All report a grand time.
Fordyce
4444444•4.1d41411
Marelt
•Mt John and .Miss Victoria °tampion
visited at Nter LeVer's On, Stinday.
• Misa Treliq Boyle, of Guelph, is spencl.
ing a fete dart 'With her mother, Attar
Sat lloyhy
Quite a nuniber from Ferdyee intend
goining to Whigham on Dollar Day,
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. " John Mason and Miss Lena
Chanmey visited at the home of Mrs,
Clark Of lad Wear
MARKED ',111G1tEASE'
A. 11. Mel:tour& Ethel, Ontario, Bays:,
"Last Spring I purchased a_ quantity
of teorneetead 7Bletelt;--Fertilizer
fron, J K. Raker and from the results"
shown nse on pieta of corn arid
potatoes, 1 e•ri confidently recommend
its use on a much larger .scale. Thn
shows the value of intensive farreiet
11 ever Y acre availableen an average
left
were properly cultivated and
Homestead Fertilizer esed judiciously
. ,
.eure the. financial feteres, would
ehaV, a marked increase."
•••••••oso•••••••••••
President Wilson Sivas Welasetserr
Frees Sisk 111441-4Extes limseless
A despatch from Weahingtoa treys:
President Wilson front a sick bed on
Priday ordered the strains of Amert
cen merchant ships agsdust Oerreeny's
ruthless submarine wartare, and et
the same time homed a proclamation
calling au extra session. of Coupes*
to meet April 16. 'formal decleratiou
of the Govermaent's policy wee given
In the following ennouneemeut tamed
front the White House:
"'Whereto' public interstate require,
thet the Commute of the United State*.
should be convened in extra smile -on
at 12 o'clock noon On the Sixteenth
day 01 A,pr11, 1917, to reeefve much
communications as emy he made bY
the Executive: Now, therefore, 10 -
Woodrow Wilson, Fresident of the
United Statei of America, do hereby
proclaim and deelare that an extra -
'
ordinary (megaton requires the Con,
greets of the 'United States to convene
in extza. seesion at the Capitol in the
city of WerthiugtOn ou the, sixteenth
day of April, 1017, at 3,2 otelaa nue%
or which all persoos who shall arthat
time be entitled to act art men:diem
thereof are hereby required to talcs
notice. Given, untler.my hand and the
seal ef the United States dr, America,
the ninth Aar of March, in the year
of -our Lord one thousand nine hun-
efed and seventeen, and of ,the inde-
peneettee of the Uoited States the one
undred and forty -Arra."
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HURON TOWNSHIP COUNt-11.
Council met pursuant to adjournuen t
hfonday;tlie 12th mat., sit Reeve
Wilkinson in the chair. Metals were
all present, Minute's 01 lait meetine
'were reed and adopted,
The following Ortlerson-the treasurei
were issued, iz Mra4.11 Dierlamir
$3 60, imerof room by auditors; Mrs,
(Dr.) MacOritfamon, 27 0Q,:balance of
salary of late Medicai Officer of 'Health;
Tim Muoielp41 World,3 75, for mem
ment roll -paper Eipley Acetylene Gat.
Co,:636 for gaer Gilbert Barkwell,
for).gravel; Twines 'Sag4y; 3 50 ter
diekingsfifenti.e. 15 from 'Aebfield' 'boun-
dary to Ripley; D. B. Meteod, • 20n for
one bet of tapers; JsPeb. Oates, care-
taker', 1 00 for extra meeting and e 00
ictiPartpayment of -salary, total 6 00;
Ripley Red Cross Society, 25.. Off • tia a
grant for purchasing yare for snake lei
(ha soldiers. Bill of John F.. Collins, in
which he claitned 52 o) for'..balstice of
atlerY as township officer • appefilted to
enforce local option, was laid :river' for
farther consideration.
Cam pbellrraserThat tho. auditors'
report be received and adopted, and
that the *clerk be instructed to publish
the abstritetstiterneot-of r.-ceipts "and
expenditures,- assets - and -liabilitzere••-i
;-..-„.BEI101%10810. °gob- F.4atmiNd .
°ea, eleueneeile iitsevinne, °nutria . CoMeh7e11--.Waser7That..bering read
the .petitiOn signed by Attlee Brown and
el other ratepayers of the o
'Huron, praying that the Conned extend
the "New Boer into. A. from bee. IQ
te-thehotifidary- of Kincardine, andint,
• says: •
ileed Ileinesteed, Bone- Bleck FT'
•rilieer.eS oatslast spring, leaving one
triiLwidth'witliont, where you could
See thwdifferenCe of about one fool
r-conireeOd it to any farmer who wishes.
to do good firmhig, del think there. IS
no better"
GROWTH SIMPLY WONDERFUL
.Wiu,rate Eyearro, Sarnia, Ontario; says:
have oeed Homestead Boae Black
Fertilizer- and am se • greatly pleased
want to tell yoif of is had a. piece
of ground 'where nothing ',would -grow,
not even weeds, and .1 planted straw-
berries end pet some fertilizer ,em thorn'
and the groWthis. simply ..woriclerful.
In feet,' it beats anything around the
neighborhood."' , •
Write Michigan Carbon' -Works, De.
:troit, for free hook and particulars about
their Homestead Bone Black Fertilizer.
Verdun
• -Mond•ay, March 12,
.
We -regret to report the illness of_
Everett Fraser, and hope for a epee*
recovery. • ••"'
• • ....
Lester Armstreeg, and atter, Mist
Ella,:tilade a ifying tap to Winghem
•one day last ,Weeke'•, .
• , •
-Mies farion Ilanton, of Detroit, was
the guest of Miss. Irene Bradley for a
few do.ye last week., '
. .
Miss Nellie McMulleoreturned home
onSunday after spendine the...past•week
.with her, sister, Mrs.' Neil Thompson,
Quite a numb & from the community
attended the bell given y Messrs. Mac-
keegie and Scott in the Ripley township
hall last Monday evening. All report a
moat enjoyable time.
,Flattering to
the Original
,. But Intitattoriii Only Disappoint
There ere many imitatione of this
great treatment for- coughs, ands,
croup, bronchitis and
whooping congh.
They usually -
have tome dale
on the merits of
the orlginal, but
It (should be
remeitebe r e
that they
are like it
In nude
.PAIY#
Tide is a Mew
toinailp of the
prteiretb e g
etralt end signature,
A* IC Artie, NW,
OM TAU WAD:
IMS DREAM FADES
00011001.41M.0110.1.
eleskeral MatmWs Tree,* flush Turkish
Peoltiess end Capture City --Pet I
dare Pail Insi4Oree Preset..
Gen. Proderiok Stanley Maude, In
Otextraiad at the entente tomes in Ms.
sopotsuretr„ taleitraphett Sander the
welcome nein for till British of the
occupation early that moraine ot the
City of Bagdad, tits thief Turkish eity
Keseeettuniii. ,aud formerly the
mite' of the Empire of the eCeliplie.
No detaike of 'the capture- blare irst
bean roc _Gin, made* story of
the op.Ltttons oatqini ',yenta only up
to Ile utter esornin the Britt/h,
after eftectg & ourprise crossing ot
the Diele• sa* bridging the Tigris, had
driven the Testi beck to within three
milers of Bagdad.
The tall of Bagdad, beside" ending
German hopes of neer eastern daruire,
Iii based on a, Berlin -Bagdad =Swart •
will reeerlserate throughout the Mo-
hoonfoildan ErsPires 444 it was be-
lisered will more the.4. reimbilitate Brit.
tell, Prestige in the ler seat, denIaged..
by the *Wier Ices of Kut -e1 -.Amari.
. 4mi:rise Crossing of Plain
bar* Sunday •following oMcial re.
port Was received concerning the 4Psr*
etasitounrds ,taqyr zaftgorndlithirtt,ellrfihineng theeMirultistO
had been forced' back to within th e
mileswest and 'southwest of the city;
-*tour forces oagaied ,with the Turks
on the Vale line the night of the
*With succeeded, despite the 'bright
raOrmlight. In effecting a Inirtrlaa Oros*.
Ing of the Biala •suld in establishing
a. Otrong post on the right hauls there-
of. Meanwhile, on the morning Of the
eighth, the Tigria having been bridged
at some distance downstream, a •Brit-
ish detachment smirched bp the right
bank and found the enemy. holding
!." position about els miles southwest
ofBagdad. ,
ilTui4.y1 Mu9h 131/4h 1 91 7
4,
4
F:44 -'441t#2
Advenems of Four Attlee
c"nhe. enmity:wee "MIMI Odin "this'
position. to Another position two miles
in the rear, During the night of the
ninth a passage. .of. the Piela was
-tweed and our troops advaneed.'eoine
four miles toward Bagdad. 'During
the ninth Our forcers on the tight bank
(Tigris) drore the ,enerny from Ids:
second, position, .,bir,ouaolting on the
•ground ,gbined. This ndiantage, do
:spite a bUnding dustetorm,- and 9t,
violent gale, vas prettied on the .morn -
Ing of the "tenth, the TUrks,110ing
forcert back- within -three:tote
weft: and eouthwest of Bagdad."'
.- BORDEN VISITS FRONT,
peamier -Addresses- Censettene-Tellet
of Warm, Woymne Homo
-.Vremier Pordt, : iiddreseing Can.
adian troops at front, spoke brief -
01 Canada's part in the. war.f. He
said. the Canadian People were repre-
sented it the field because trfeir were
uttriy opposed t� German ideate' as
.repreerihted in the ravaging of Bel -
Ohm, the ',deetruetion of the, Lest -
tante, the .murder 01 Miso Cavell and
Capt..21•Yett, and for the rights of
individuals. and fees • peoples . they
„teught. Sir "Hobert said he felt honor-
ed in having ..an.oppertanity•ace•speak
to them.
the past, -'ilfe°fIfe9CIS.:'
!ion- should arise again Iro knew they
wouhl of he
i'igmtenitt•:, toreesut urn•the glory .
returned CahadaPit
' •warm welconlYe
f• awaited them ,from ' the home' folk.-, • -
1•nlichihcalid.litrtsarTgielgagv.170:411a:rre
beitig stet 'against the tincheer4--arel
-having .-Beett Other -"olildeinfle':01 the
evoltition of the weapon ot dentriration
to thre!point of -terrible: effectiveness,
the Premier was in a poSition to more
fully understand the resolution of the
men who; at their ;country's call, de
out into the open against them, •
,
ing heard Stephen Tout, John Etnmer-
ton, W. K. Graham, 3 F, Elliott and
WM. Tout, be it resolved that the mem .
'tiers of council visit° the locality, on
Thursday next,. to 'decide, after -Yievviog
the ground,.what steps should be taken
In the matter. Carried. „
.Bill.of D, Boltott,•18' 50 for feesla„
connection with examination of certain
drains, Was laid Over until next meeting
By-law NO. 541 le appoint pathmaa-
tars, polindlieepere and fenceviewers for
the Township of Hureli teethe year 1917
was duly pa -sed, signed' and sealed.
. Dain can
Campbell be appointed as the represent,
atrve of this couneil on the Board of
Agritulture for. the ensuing year. :Cart
tied.•
By law No. 542' was 'duly paseed,
-signed and sealed, appointing Dr. Louia
C. Sinclair to be Medical Officer of
irealtlein plebe ..6(_ Dr. IlicCriminon,
•il• ecens_ -
Ruttle-Hamilton-That this' COUticil,
do-uovreaboareete riwecegain ii1oai-
day,,the 1 cith day sf April I fit 7; it tr. '0'
-usual hour and place, Carried. ,
Axons :MARVIN', Clerk. •
• &member the Irish Supper in the
Tonte HUH On Saturday, St. Patrick'e
Day 71rom 4:39 to 9 e'cloOlp. Only 25s.
RELitts-WORIC '
.to_vieyLetth,e fact_ths,LfelloOlgthe
break itetween -the 'United States and
Germany. it seas: 8458IInted by puty that
the work of relieving the diatressin Bel-
gium would have to be abandoned, the.
„Relief OoMmittee has b.:voted the follew-
ing statement •
• The American members of the Colt -
mission for Relief in lieigitini have been
asked by the Germans to rernam at their
poste, and the work in Belgium is there
fore proceeding under exactly -the same
guarantees as hitherto.
The fact that the Commission for Ile
lief in Belgium continuer to retell e tarp
P11018 from the Allied Governments is in
itself enough to provetlat. they, who ire
most interested, Itav"e no reason to be.
lieve that Germans are directly benefit.
trig Purthermore, the Commission `have
effieted an arraugr mer. t With tho British
Government on one side and the Gerrie:it,
MARKETQUOTA'TIONS
Pginviiirty 12th
Toronto Cattle Market ,
Chdlce 'weighty ateers..$10.75to$11.25
• do, medium • 10.00
Butellers', choice, handy.10.60 10.90'
do. good" ,, 9,40, 10-40
do, medium 8.60 -940.
.• -• common ......:. 7.40 8.00
Butchers' ,choice cows.. 8.50 9.26
do. 'good .. . 7.80 8.26
do, • medium.......6.50 7.00 •
Butchers' bulls, -choice.. 9.00 10.00
do. good 7.00 8.26
- do. medium ., 8.00 ' 8:70
Feeders, 900 to 1,000 lba. $.26 9.26
' de. med., 700 to 800 /.25 8.00
Stockers, 790 to 960 lba. 6.75- 7•25
;Cotters ...., ........... 5.25 ' 5-75
-iirlijilateTlial-Oj4C1-810. k: . 10:10
do. co=mad yne4....50.00. 70.00
Bprbigers ...... -.-h::„..55,00_, 115,00
-Wilts,' velilrehedeS7:7:-.1K50-'14.00
do.. medium .... . . .. , ,10.00 12,00
io. common ......... 6,00 . . 8.60
o. grass ,... -.. ... . '6,00 ' 7.00
O. heart fat . : . . .. 7.50 9.60
liptini lambs, thole'', ...13:50 15.25
. °I; eetleire ' ''' 4; •- :1°2: .11.2
She p, , Ugh:: 1 . .
40. heavy and buc
'ks. 8.50, ' 9.50
.40. antis , ,.....
.,.. ...A...00,-1,00_
-Hogs, weighedt'off care: .15.76 . 16.00
dof.o.b. country, -.14:75 " 15.90.,
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,. Toronto Grain Market' ' ..
_A .Manitoba wheat -Track, bay Ports,
No. 1 northern, $2.08; No. 2 northern,
$2.0844; No. 8 northern, $1.96%; NO,
4 wheat, $1,81134; all -rail wheat deliver-
ed Montreal freights, No. Jr -northern,
3204.. ,
, Manitoba otitte#.4.11 mil, delivered,
en route, C.P.R. , points °nit No. 2
CW., 74c to 75c* No. 8, O.- .; '723,fis
to 7840; No. 1, '7250 to 735ic; No.
it feed, 71e to 7241.
American corn -No. 8 yellow, $1.22,
Sill:tied to embers°. .
Ontario wheat -No. 2 winter,. 31.84
to 11.86, according to freights outside;
No. 8 'winter, $1.82 to $1.84.
Ontario oats -According to freights
outelde; No. A white, 85c to 67e; No,
3 'white. 640 to 66e.
Peas -No. 2, $2,50.
Barley --$1.28, .
Buckwheat -0.25i .
Ry ---No. 2, now, 81.41 to $1.42.
Manitoba tout -First patents in
lute WO, 89.70; seconds, lu jute.
begs, $9.20; Arent bakers', in Jute,
$8.80, Toronto.
Ontarfe _flour---Atilitter, new, track .
°rent°, prontpt Wonted, according
to sample, $7.05, in Jute heed: $7.25
export grade, bulk, seaboard. .
Millfeed-tar lots, delivered, Mom
treat freights:. Shot% $42; bran, $38;
toed feed /lour, per bat, 2170 to 32,,80.
mar--Triiteh, Toronto. extra, No. 2,
$12; Mixed, $0 to $11. Straw-earlots,
$8.60 to $0
Otrett1s.4t011ed nate, earlots, per
beg of 90 lbs, 38,65; stwill lot, $8t80,
-
Windsor to 11011trial. Ostler:0J, 0,80
4i RiktiOtills 044 1*. tigoli_ints. 1
' GOVernineht, on .the other hf *Met aril'
,
aceeptabie lane for Belgian relief ships.
• between. r4Torth Amerieati.: porta and,
Rotterdam has beer fixed 'so, as 'to en•
sure the continuity Of enpplies • -
The Commission .for „Relief in -Bei.'
,gium is hong to day a monthly deficit'
of $3,009000: Renee it Ia. litOre than .
I
ever in need of the full hearted support
of the pulAim
• • • s
;ge
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••••••... Ns.34
TnE wan wft,:h a good knife knows that every Orrin he uses it --,and
there are many of them every day -ii is A source of eatisfaetion.
How Many times does somebody ask , to? borrow your knifel Again
there is a feeling of eatisfaction in heving:a gooci.one. A good knife
is as convenient -OW as neceseary as a, good v,ratch and there, is fully
as much satisfaction in carrtilig one. Yau wouldn't carry a e'heap en
lellable watch if yowl:mild get a good one for the same money or even
for A few cents more. ' Buy your kill& on the same haste and you will
buy it from us.: Prices range freer 25e. to .1 15.
-Royialite Oil (1'0hr-et-ea tifi' -6-thy liait tit titiVirii;,
A Carload of Cleveland Coiled
• Wire just. arrived. .
I 0 •
e Lucknow Hardware & Coal Co.
°THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
tangside
. -Monday,--Mendity,.March 12.
4 is our unpleasant dutytoreport
the passing away of another of our (Ad
pioneers, Mrs.•Ross,'of.this place. Mrs.
.Ross wasnmong the first toimudgrate
to this part of the ceuntry, and heti lived .
ever since coming on the Same place on
con. 4. She passed away on Sunday at
the ripe old age of 87- years. The -re.
ma.:ine.were interred in1K, •-c'emetery.
on Tuesday. leaves six of. her fem-
.
rly to moms), r -103s, including. Roder -
tele and Margaretriiho are on the .old -
homestead: • „. •• •
-The enterainthent in togaide Pres-
byterian., church on Tuesdeyfevenieg
proved a rare treat. Rev. Mr., tradleyi
/f •Teethwater, ettlivelled his eddrearr in
ct.i.! rahle, fashion with in any jwit-ty _inch
ayinge and stories, and, in fact, • took
orieninlience to be, in imagination with
Oat and his . The closing of the
ntertainmenkWas featured by pando-
"Abide- with Me", acted young
et the voiaielitkin; ''After the
• ectitre lunch was served,. followed by
_Ike singing of "God Save theItine.
- • -
- Mafeking-
7-441-IdaY, ,March _
The German. measles are peevelent in
lus neighborhood at. preeent '
Miso ynErringtan-iitur the -guest
of Masa Vera Aliow part of kat week. „
. • .
t 4080o Pinlay and Allan visited at
John Jamie. Laurier, or, Saturday.
Mi. andlirs. Ties.:Anderson • vieitatt
Mr. and Mrs. 'Paul Lecknowf on
Thursday. '
Stathete, and yerse &woe
pent -the -Weekend -wit ir-krit.Jaihe
Lochalsh. • •
ddraps-Sautulers et.hts }apply 'eVice
put away week: • lee is AR unusual
Iiiekness this winter. .
• • •
„Miases Clara, Jean and Ehile
Laos, were guests of their tousini
Jrace Blake, this week ed
1/::rEi. and TMlerise.a0v.zi,1 11T:1:17n:41 r.stds
,
•
gditle:spent Thursday etrening, at the
owe o
•••••••••.••••roi000kOmiimismil
Kinlough
-Tuesday, March 13,
'Archie • Robinson, 'front Kincardine,
visited in -our burg on Sunday.
Noble Ouest lett' Thur4claY . for
Sask., where he has rented a farm.
• „
R., pi. Hodgkinson, who has . been
under the weather for some tune, is able
to be around again,* we are pleased te
• note.• .
• James Carleteh is visiting hie daugh-
ter, Mee Archie Robinson, Kineardine,
hereto she goes to her new, home in• the
West.••• • •
Where was a nerd Areh meeting in
the L 0. L, en Wednesday mglit, Whtn
Bee Stan1ey, Wesley .Thonipsen end
, Therms Guest wets advatteed to thiS
degree. •N,r.,
•Dr * Cs.nott, -Afr..Geo. Pitmen
SCHOOL REPORTS
T• 0; No! •1441oXele ,aiszn .AOSYletri,
-Hrr----T-Jarici-getehabaW.
Sr, IV-Willie,*Ketchabavti •Agiret
rowle- ,• •*.
, TV -Ade riekering, Verna.Uap
ilton'
$r. ILt—EUen
.ii,etchaba*, Carmen
Hamilton, , Dorothy 'Pickering„ tielen
111,CDon al d; Annie MacDonald, Reqr
.RaYnard._ . _ • .
Sr; Itr-Antlie RetchaboV,
tiardie- - • • '
-
Pt, AfiteDoeaki-e. • .
Martin, 3ionniegetehabeVe,
Ainanda MacDonald, :
&ken roll 19, aver. littends,:10':'
' ISAtELrit MA01:1riociXD :ireadher
„
• Teeiwater
• I.
Miss Almal.Stewart spent the
-.,Tuesds.y Maah 13
week-
end With her etater in Toronto, • -
Mr. and Mrs. Keilindy, of Guelph; are _
visiting their- son, Kennedy, of
t,oWn.
Mrs. Ileeenthig left on Monday for •
:Hamilton to attend funeral of her
sister, Mrs -:Sinith, who. died in •SaakAi.
toon Wit:Tuesday...
. Miss E, Mitchell, who gave such - ee-
cellenteatisfactien last will again
be fourid MisreCtufesa popular
ery establkshment.
Bev. Mr. Bradley was unable to take
his services' on Sunday. -Bee..•• Dur-
rant very •klifdle earne to his, lasiatanca,..
itect'union iteritteeiraere held .in 'Knox •
_ciCiitlinwoinvo,m4iirchrin the morrLvening.anlinig'rili the Metlitz' :
• Mrs; M 11*. Gillie, assisted byMrs. ~
y:Itife ecgre' ot a?4:tin
very successful t
ountng
to $24 'Out Ohitiainan .sapplied
the tea, a8 he, did on a fernier . Occasion.
good inucleiti program Was proyided: •
• St. Helens
. • •-Teeirdey, Metall T3. '
,
ITOTES.-11re pitte!edis--
'the, Patriotic Por. Social given by the
teachers of the Se Helene eublie school
has been disposed of as:follows: Box to .
Pte. 'It. It, Robinson; former teacher,
now in England,' value and cost ef esid-
ing, 00; remainder. sent to Byron
hospital for returned 'eoneureptive soh
diem, $74 00. -
Airy person wishing sewing and yarn
may get it by calling at Millet's Store,
Ino letter received from Sniper RoSe
Murray, of France, he wishes% to thin*
the Weinoti's "Institute for the backs
received. %sir has been in the, trendier*
for nearly five months and 18 enjoling
'good. healthi
,
liolyroort
'--Monday, Mpeh:i�
- MIAS tate Han -Telt -and- Mr.
spent Sunday at M. IrtViten*
Mr;and Airs. grnetit Ackert and tam»
ily and Mr. and 'Mrs; Ainter Aoltert
died eit Thursday at the tesideece of his • spent Sunday- With fiends in Liiektinfro
daughter" Sire. Itcynty Brewnettombe, , ' The toneert held here on rriday night ..
Oarglt, Ile was a resident of•Itintough • was very goad, The crowd w ,* not yeti
:rjJr16brother to Nathan and j?.dward ism, but the program; which was' put
Pinnell. The reffialtitt,Were bre:tight to Proceeds from the eoncert andthe socials
Wt interment Saturda
on by Lucknow people, Wilt4
aPinetaty Oti Hu 41h COM Of entreat- boa athelltitod tO 18%,
00 • Am 'moral pet to the rto cr,4