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4.50 per year, in advance; $2 oo otherwise
J )CAI . ND=tiENERA ,
To -morrow will be Good Friday end
::a public holiday..
Mrs.. t.,leri Whiles is; spending a week
with her detiehterein Toronto. •
• Mr. Frank Tate wawa up from Palmer:
store ou business on Tuesday and Wed.
needey,. ,
Mr, W. S. Holmes+ has returned to
Lucknow. after spending the winter et
Port Arthur,
Rey,bir. ° Meltae, of Kincardine, will'
conduct the •services; in the .'reabyterian
chlireb. next°Sunday.
' hir. Chas; Whiles line gone to Spenisb,
Algona, where be: will remain' with hie
brother for eome time..
Faster services in the Methodist
church next, .•, • ay. • Song service in,
xho evening;: rybod r welcome..
Pte. Gordon iSmeltaer, a Lucknow boy
who WAR • with tie( .Signalling Coof
the 'army Battalion„ie onhia way ome.
and'Mra, William Mailtenzie are
these days receiving congratulations. of
friends on the birth of a second pair of
twin boys.
The' young . `ladies' .of the Methodist
church recently purchased a .,nary piano
for use in the Sunday School .and other
x : me etiagahel in the ...meet of the
church. !#
Some fourteen :or,fifteen of the . loch'.
high echool' students' have written on
examinations this week :With a view to
going to the=country to do farm work
for the summer, •
The Misses Reid, „having taken elver
the dressmaking parlors until recently
cwiducted bit Mies. Edythe McGregor,
° ask for a continuance of the patronage
of the ladies of Lucknow and vicinity.
• Ire. 11. A. Doupe.bas bees in Toronto
thepant. twota ;eoke, and since going,
re has undergone an operation for
W
'appendicitis, e understand' elm ie.
inakin rapid progress towards recovery.
PATRIOTIC+ NOTES• ..
Further.contributions have been re-'
ceived,by the treasurer of the Women's
Conimittee,of•tQhe.;:Patriotic League," e
• follows
$20 from Mrs,;Win. Taylor at, aresult-
'of • the Talent Tea Mr' Tuesday .of, bu t
" reek. Alen. $2. from Mu, 'George: F.
Brooks' for thea work of the- Red Cross
The hearty thanks of the Committee are
'r'ictended to :these ladies for their kind
enoperation. ` . .
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ager
�eason'p is em.
e
r
fou : are- invited , to :earl
pct aid buy-out
Papers.
___Prices Sc. to Mkt
roil.;..
Good samples to choose
from Remnants at
bargain pz ices. "
Unused rolls taken back-
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furkito
tutu'
LUCKNO , ONT., THURSDA .APRIL 5th., L9t7 .
lucerow S4air,-The hoazehcld effects
.,f the lete_Mrs,-Jomepbt._Little -:will- he
'sold by pr blit auction at her late reei-
,dence, Campbell $t., Lucknow, on Sat-
urday, AVM 14,,commencing at2o'clock,<
See bills.
lir, hAdm Johnston, wile, forseine
yeas!, hes harge:of the .et ectrie
light plant" has decided upon ee change
of occupation. Ile bail bought >t farm
in :• Ashfield, And, as will be aeon else,
wlah e, i Vering hie town residennce:• for •
sa
`Mr.Maorellouee Mitchellerrived home
Thuredey Of last week from a , trip to.
hngIan f. Re, esf course, •Passed through lieldowhave. the . opportunity* to bear,
e Gentian aubniariue blockade On hill- Mise Gardner is it singer of • rare
way,, but saw -nothing of the Aube.: , Thel'O
eteanier Olt which be• willed carried a 81X- and sweetness. Mr. Lyman, the other -
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gun besides takingother precaution!,
against German, undersea Craft..
THE EDISON MUS» •
ILAL DEMONSTRATION
. The maple •of. Ludknow were not in a
going; out mood lost week. They neg.
lento(' . two, Meeting of the I'utriotle
League and they failed to turn out .a
any copeiderabie number to the. Edison
a
melee' dewonetratiop on Friday even::
The affair, however,: was a wuuaical
treat, the like. of which village residents.
Edison iirtiat who assisted at the demo- ,211 willnow likely subside for e,
titration, explained that Miss Gardner a time,
f Monday
Patriotic. Has i
A Patriotic Dance. Will be lien on
Thursday evening, APr!t 12th. in: the
Ceruegie Holl,: uckno�w table cotn-
in*tt a are 'ip; T ,rge. ' a, geed lunch
servedt he Lucknow Orchestra.
hive: been practising nes* most: Prepare
��..... for this 4110.. :Old-timer.- EV
[elderly. requested to .attend.. Daanc-
g will stat at 8.20. sharp, and all: are
naked' to. come. early, It: a tleaired that
all. froth the country and ;tronl the village
Who can come will do erg. All are 'Wil
come,"'•It: Is the eint .of'thn committees
to turn. over to tits Woe's- Patriotic
Fund one hundreddolllara, BOOST TDB.
DANCE.
• :P1nnni ng: Big Held ,Day
Lucknow has put ou many a euceen
ful field day in its famous Caledonian
Park, and it will put, on .04e more; the
coming summer. The slate willbe`Mon-
day, June �ttk •a; King's, birthday. cel'e.
"nation. The celebration will.be' under
auspices of t:lt e' Luckno ir• 'Patriotic.
and the urposetoraise patriotic,
fonds..; With.euoh a popular organization
in charge and such a worthy object, the'
celebration should ranle iiith the . bleat.
and biggest of b7 gone-.dayn. The rgla-
'tive *dvaatages: of a eelebralttion on .rte
4thregr" J.ullrIat, which:will be'•the•.110th
afini eraary,ef Canadian• confederlttion,•
have•heeen considered and it is thought
there'', i�itl he: fewer :coinveling. ee.lehniel
.tzona' on the former date;
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE
R1ORti�ANjZBD
Judging by the attendance: at the
Meeting of...* Patriotic . League . held
'last Thursday evening, otie would• con:
elude, that the ladies' ofLucknow have
a rnonopolyof; patristic entiment rt1 they
village, at any rine, the sort of patriotism
;which allows ltaelf in +iiiirlte.�
Though. this• wag the'�aecond meeting
called (a•previoue one having failed from
lack of attendance)''tber wets. only fiv
men present. The :wonifin were. repre-
sented by more than double that nuin-
ber, but the meeting wee atill a discour-
agingly small one.. I1owever, it went
on and did busineee,: Mr. J. G. Ander.
son,. who , was '.president, . and Mr. 11.
Johnston,' who was secretary of the
Leaside since its Organisation in•.'October
of 1914, -both stated` that..they would
like. to be relieved of."the duties of the
offices they held, and thst, as there Was
to bean election: of officers, they did not
wiih'to be eonpidered an candidates' for
re-election. Election Of officers reaulted,
in Mr, 'i: 13. Reid being: made president;
Mrs. Dr. Elliott; let vice president; Mrs.
M. Mitchell, And. vice.prea.;.and Mr, A.
D. Mackenisie, secretary, Mr. Jos. Ag-
near tgaa re-elected treasurer.
• Mr. Anderson submitted a' telegram
which he received from: the Organization.
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ENI RqN ,EgOt UBITION
Pour Cases • ist Court 'dere on
bloody -4 Fine of $200 and
(boas Confiscated,
Single C -Dies 43
HORSE PUJNOEHITHRO11,911.
MO SHOW- WINDOW
A horse driven by Mr.1?b'illip Steward
becameunmanageable Ttteeday morning
and making a dash across Campbell St,
While
Lucknow was. getting alone' 1 plunged through the plate ;glees window
ofW �J Davidson - f .
without either a contzable •':or a spocial ia. furniture riots. The
officer tor theenforcenieent of the Qatario.
Temperance Act, 'illieat trade in. whiskey
was ;m ins.; rapid strides; and the
iawouf fire wterpeeeii
g,througktbe
Weal'. express. . office, •it • is ,acid, would'.
surprise those not 'familiar -with the
traffic, •
would bins jufrt* as .she diad .sung wh@g or oa air was• a tort of house-cleaning
day, . and four cases which had been
the records were made, with the. differ- .
sties
only ;that as the ptacb►ne being to enforcenging s the: for went of properedmachinery
used in the eiemOustrattoh 'ryas intended
law were diiipose,i of.
for ups in a lwr%r agd'At+t.tp a bei}ll she Constable Uariieron had evidence in all
would not givet`� het Toile the volume
four cateee: that there was no getting
away from, bud iia defence was put u�;.
that she Would were, she singing under 4 loom trap dint eel, with re eivin d
'other _ i ' ns. SO, far • as proving the havingiki r a c . Ban
reprodao mimic: an; actual re-creation que> tl public court, was Ailed
aiich'aa`ia claimed liy ,)kir. • ki`dieion, � the. ;2�' He aettted opt. of a..sec�,nd
demonstration . was entirely successful, Q cake a e,bettk him being withdrawn to
as no orjei could distingneh Blies . Gi►ardt .facilitate settlement:
tier's, singing from the reproduction of it • A' case of wh;ettoy whicli'hap lain 'for
by the machine. Thin: wao demonstrated mouths at the Boren Office, nobt)d -
having the courage: to claim it, urea non many; ways, the last number on . the °
programs being the�:most complete. Miss 6scated, as was also a> unclaimed. case
'SI'ardneetarted to_eying along with the of vodka. The whiskey ip,.said rex, have
belonged to a Huron,. County resident
machine; the lights were turned out',and who, of course, would violate t
the%music continued foe' a minute. Theforce
in Huron
lght.wes then. turAed on andthe udien .Temperance Act • in iotas .in ,Huron
surprised to discover Athat Mies Gardner county County if he took the goods. ,acreas. the'
r county'boundary line. The 'vodka was
hid left the stage, the song being 'con. ,addressed to a young . Russian
tinned by.the.instrument alone; yo g sslan who is
'I.:, There were also doippouetratione .of the , :working on a farm,. and who,: having no
re•create�d•piauo and :violin,. music, ;and prelipises of his own, w'o'uld, have to take
fir: Lymaq, who'pla ei the Sute beautl- the geode onto the property of liis� em -
f plover, whose residence happens to be a
fully, gars Opportunities' to compare hie „public
ub •
la In ith there=creatona oE'it~ p lio place . The3 immigrant was told
p ,.y g' that this was sure to. get him, and ' his
k nun ibex- were ip�a..from'. Kincardine
employer into serious trouble, 6o he
and .itrplejt;:..Awong;these. ",.. notice.' allowed '
Eev. M , . l
his vodka to be'confiscated. •
t". �i 5n9►'s•>di wife and Mr.:and .. . • , . ,..• _
' The fourth case was._ against a man
:Mire. 0Gl ,,'Mooney, f,E;pley, ' • who" ha
• d been here during -the � winter'
tiut. is' now in Manitoba. Having no
•residence• here, he could not receive; the
-`wet goods",without violating the
law. -
(Montan L (KNOW t�OUNCIL
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The r�j 'ie and tw(Montan Tors conduct
. ed businebe at the regular, meeting -41w He, had paid :no attention- to-the-sttni=-
Village Council Tueeday,..evening:' -two :!none to appear and the magisttates,i be�'
plae werevacant . owing, to. thea recent ing uncertain as to how to pr c ed, have
resignations of Clouncillore Lyons and,reserved' judgment pending advice from
mcchadee. the Crown Attorney..
Y`
Bustnee&, waa mainly Oa routine chiirr- . • Reev@ . Johnston,; ' of.• Lucie ow, and
actor--conpideration:of accounts, etc. ' Magistrate. Henderson, of Aalifi'eld, dealt
-Reeve'Johnsrou':their occasion`tri 1ta= with..thacases. Information- had been
Port tha"t,:,aa a result,orthe recent:proses laid by Constable Cameron acting an
cution:for violations of the Temperance conjunction with Inep ector White.
Act, he had handed to the village. frees* The above wouldperhaps• have made
urer 1.IOQ, and he held a boric' for thnaore apicy reading reading if we had giventhe
payment of another.:$100 in the,•tieatr
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future.. This he said; was the'dire3ct ,•re- naines of the parties against whom ' in-'
sult•of,the appointment of it J. Caner.: formationhad been,: laid, and naturally
on as constable and .special officer for the newspaper .men are interested in publish-'
enforcement of ..the .Temperance' Act. ingall the Coley .reading l sibl' ow -lied anvotherappointnent been made
this and the several' other cases disposed ever, there is at all times much: `"spicy"
of on, Monday ,would necessarily have matter withheld because publication ,of
gone to, Walkerton where they would it would -not only serve, no public pur-.
have been prosecuted by Inspector White Pose, but would do needless injury:to
y fine collected would •go 'the individuals or causes. . In our own o in -
provincial :treasury,•instead :of to Luck- , P
pnand... that.�of_those-entrusted,with the -
enforcement cf the law, such were the;
circumstances in connection with the
cases referred to above.
now, I•nepector White, who, in--the-ab,
sence'of a apecial officer in .Lucknow,'
had laid the 'information before. Magis-
trate Tolton, of Walkerton,. had explain
ed. that he could .not have cooperated
with a special officer who was not also a
county constable. Cameron' was al-
ready a Cuttnty; Constable, but Donglais
could • net have been Made a county
constable until the June. session. -of the
The liffestern Foundry
ants.
,=.;t6=,
lietWedli the ages Of Seventeen and
_ taty-Bje, td learn_
Pay laborers WageS te. start rend put
you. under, cdmpetent instrueboia,
Ind give every., ,,eppertssuite :learn
a good trade -riu Yery Short .period.
is , sin opportunity'
that you•nhould not
'• Steady employment guireitteed
Write,. telephone. cr call
(0tootett up to wed:1164y noon)
Sutter • ea Se
15 $16
.betaken.up by the League; ; Xt wail de-.
cided that the, executive of the , League
should 'meet in reference te thie ,in...,the
Ag a insane of robing, funds for: pap .
'Node *ark it wee *riled that .., he
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kineis • birth falls upon Sunday (June
STANDING MELD CIttiP CO$P1ITITION
The iiticktkOW Agrienitural Society heti
made entry tor conipetitiot lathe Stand-
ing Meld Crop Competition tor thitiyeare.
The varietlea of grain are mite and •Iiar-
ley. nutty fornie may be olatind by
applying to the ninitrisignedi and all
entries must be received before the 22nd
apply to J. E. Aciwww, Secy. litteknote
onmsommloodiftwooluidialmiliisiiro
A °tee' will he given; at -the Wine tit
Mtg. M. Mitchell on Wedrimiday April
llth, Tea will be Served from 4 to 6
o'cloek in the afternoon, and from 4 tO;
10 o'citick in the evening. A fee of 10
cents 'will be charged Or dOtiatiatiit Of
hotiii.mide baking, candy, fruit, pickles
or 'other itemul articles to be sold. .Pro. -
41,
Parautonint
Wellington lienderion is hem* in
auction bele to.day, April grd.
Lyiu. Diarmicl, of Detroit, ie spend -
nig it few days under the .parental reef
Mile Lillitn-Raynard has gone to stay 1
tor 4 Whila With bet tlitititdinotheril Who
le ill lit *14
LiJCKNOW 81011 SCHOOL REPORT
Fong I= Canadian History Physics,.
Arithmetiic,French-a. Douglas, 75' H.
County Conn_Qcil_.:.Such being .the . chi- . Durnin, 73; A. Pickering, 72; B. Clark-
cumatancee ; : Rebve Johnston claimed '
that instead of the toyw¢/nybeing'out$t00 sbu,'71,pyT� Smit,, 69, V: Ved]ley, 88 Ii.
a.by,thozeppo tment Of e'.anzro 1r5200 �lc-ive rq•*-_ A 11R _T q jcz.�.{ -
•aa agaiirr st'Doug_las at $100, the •Awn i' McDiar Did, til- _ �, McCcrvie,l - j>'
� ready;$1Lt4 eslseuafa Tiiie qua.: •Bret. 'oe- - eiti'r'; i6, : 3o°husvon, o4; u :._.de o i=
cause Douglas might not make an effi- :ald, 484.8. -Gough,. 47; J.'I'owle, 40;' B.
dent otlicer, but becauee-"he could not .
have prosecuted the cases locally. • , McIntosh, 39; E..Mcurregor, 32. ' �'
• Tia is as We underatand'the""rceve'a • Foilat II: -History, French, Physics,
explanation. . Arithmetic -S. Burn. 78; L. Finlayson,:
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_.11._:112 -Mackay, of-Kineardinei
Diatrict Deputy Grand Master Of the
row ()Teeing, paying an o cut visit, to
the local ledge and holding a "Lodge of
• Nem Kincardine, Tiverton,
rengements are wade fer the holding of
will be held in the Town Hall . and the
caterers will be the Women'e Patriotic
Mose went right inside, but the rig con-
ing in contact with the: window sill
brought bhp to a,baat and he fell among
thebroken globs and't'uriliture, wherehe
Wasunhitched and led'. outside.:, .
The.plate slats, which measured`8 ft.
9 in. by 7 ft. 4 in•, was broken into pretty
small pieties end the gall# somewhat'
broken,' The"ltorso•auffered a few slight
c>;te,.btit the furniture waa in no. `way.
damaged.
Mir. Davison estimates that it will
take about $100 to replace the glass, but, ..
be'does not Stand to lose by it, as it was
insured, the.terma of the insurance being
that „the'glaaa shall be replaced. Having
'repaired the window, the company away
then aeek to recover from the. ,party
causing• rhea damaged It is• said. that
courts havedecided that when a horse
becetuesunmanageable the damagocaus-
ed by him. is accidental, ,,the same as
damage due to wind or any other force :
of nature. ,:
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LUCICNOW SL.HOOL I,EPORTS
3tooAc TV_-_ . • • -
Sr,• V Teats, Arithmetic, Geography
and j hammer 76%-.. C, Smith. - 1$0-.4.
Smith, Howard Agnew.. 50. -Harold
Agnew, R. Reid; E Irwin, W._ Elliott.
Rat&well, A. MacNay, E. John-
.ton* L. Garbutt*. -:
Jr. STV Teste, 'Composition, Arithine,
tic and Grammar -45-A: Reid, T... Cain,
G. Douglas, 60-V. MacQuillin J.
Johnston, S. Burns, 5.0-W. Treleaven.,
40--=C: MaclCendrick*; W. Huston, D,
Cannpbell*. Below 40-R,- Morey*, J.
•Spindler*, B. Muriiie*, M. Harper*,. J.
'Armptronge. . .
No. on roll, 29,• aver. att., 23..
IRENE G::SsERRIF$, Teacher...
It is' true that every town has' its
knockers. and Lucknow ;ono exception.
Bat yet there are times when, every
knock is a boost, and such is the case as
regards the local drama now under way.
Forsome unknown reason there are a•
.
few niashcioue persons • in our town who.
•are circulating the report that "Another
Woman's Gloves" is not to be for patri-
otic purposes.. The least said the better,
'is a tip intended for those few, and the
management wish to state that: every
cent (save the small expense of • the
drama) will be donated ,to the : patriotic
fund, as was previously advertised. • It
seen:Jayather inconsiderate. to' speak in:
this m'enner of . those who. .have been
giving their time , and services for the
past number of weeks towards making,
"Another Woman's Gloves" . a patriotic
sticcess. The pant history of the Dram-
atic Company: will no doubt speak for
itself, -Managing Committee: •
BORN
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MaoK3iszlE._ 4n Lucknow, on April 2,
1917, to Mr. and Mrs. William Mac-'
• Kenzie; twin sons. •
Guanaco , -ln Kinloss Tp., on March 25,
,19 1 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Agents Grah-
am, a dagghter: ` .. -
MILLr .-At St. Helens, on March '26,,
:.1917,I to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Miller,.
- a daughter. •
iAi3 { iii! es 'p; on rLeh"7,
1917, to Mr,,•and_ L;d lfted.14 *
Itecora
Imam I '-.4111411111.
Both aie
so
The Victor Record
of Caruso's voice. is
just as- truly Caruso_ as
It actually i s
Caruso -his own.
Magnificent voice,
with all the Wonderful
power, aad- -beauty of -
tone. that -make
the greatest of' ail
-Every one of the -
Inindred and twenty,
art, but his PersOnality.. .Whe9, you hooT
you hcar him just as trulyas if you iisien- •
ing ihe Metropolitan OPeraHouie.'
gladly play for yon,Victor Records by Caruso or any other '
styles -from $2'1 to arrange -tarns SUit
.f.77T;.... ARMSTRONG ...otoweiet.aila.Aitiaa
Mortgage Sale Of Valuable farm
Property
Under pOwer of sale centained in :a
certain Mortgage' dated Thirty -First De-
ceinher, 1913, and made by Alex-
iiiidet"P:Millie to the 'Venders, there
will be sold by public auction at the Cain
!tense in die:Village ef Lncknow at one
otelock on Thursday, 12th April,
1917. by B.. McCharles, auctioneer,_ the
folloWing lands and premises, namely:
All and Singular that tract of hind anal
premises situate, lying. and being in the
Township of...-KinloSS in the County of,
Bruce containing 100 acres more or less,
being composed of Lot Twenty -Pour • in
tbe Third Concession -of the said Town-
.: stEDBARLBY.:7Quantity a, O. barley for
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
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wages paid to capabie girl. Three in tam -
EY, no children. Mits. E. N. Lame, Bwr •
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MONEY TO LOAN. -On mortgages and•iotes
at reasonable rates. Fire Insurancb. hot.
- Stook 'End Mutual Companies. Convey. '
anoing done with neatness and despatch..
001UPORTABLE DWELLING on Havelock
Et., hard. and soft writer, large arden, pos
session Ist of May. Apply to • Jumea
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ship. sale. May be scion at the (Wilt Shoe Store 0
This is od ay-„io
Wfrve itur del -feet -frame house,
Americans . Moving In
A recent Winnioeg press dispatch says:
Permanent iniMigration into Canada for
barn with stone foutidaticn, forty feet by 2341""*. • J'3, BuilzsTEttf..1411eloutw. •
sixty; well situated sclibOls toads .
and markets, a amid opportunity 'for pur- $20,000 of Private funds to' lend' On first miirt-
chasers, inspection ,invited. . gagesron faini or villages proPerties, at reit.
The pirchaster to pity down at the tinin 26-4-a. .,LueknoW.
66; II McKenzie, 66; K.14cDonald, 66; the week ending March -27, more than of saLe a depbsit of ten per cent. a his ..
purF ase Money, sufficiettt with Stich de- HIGHEST PEICESior .poulttz• raw furs. and
• N.' Thotnnson, 65; A.. ,Alton, eg; C. Itc., doubles the returna for the seine week. poSIC tO Make nu 40 per cebt. of his put- i till kinds orjunk-rags; el jcv2. er rabbet
st4)0na/d,-67.; thweiir 33;- :dayhy-150minioa immigration tiffiFerS. clay -a sate,-titid Cita residue may be se- JAKE LciBEL, Lackner': •
con awns chronic' iseases suceessfuLly 'treated. Os -
Millen, 621 3,-Stothers L McRae, last. year according to figures issued to- chase money within .one nsoa_ • o .
.A. Mitehell, 55; .13. Drennan 48; W.. Dnring the week just ended 1,24' cured by mortgage of the ,purenased • '
Por further particulars and d" 1
McDonald, 38; L, iirington; 29; ,yr year. They lirought with. theta actual of sale, apply to lt, McOrrauracs, Auct-,
- . Luokeea. every Wednesday' afternoon AU
' Oast tO the amount of $185,98L ' Last
Vendors' Soliciter,•LbibrOU' Olt.. ' - .,,,,_ quialqy seourea sna_with tower treatments
' dteisttiste.h Adjustment or the spine is more
Porm III -French Authors, latin Year's figures. show ' cash' amounting to t . . , .by Osteopathy than by any other Method,
Composition,..Ancient History; Algebra .enly $91,658. Of•the•total , number of . • - 28-2-0. 4 . . . .
-D. Dangles, 77; .M. Dumb.' 78.. C persona entering during the ypeek, 633
WOOd13441,. V. Tiffin, -72;• z. Morro, 71; were farMere and farm Jaherers, _.
elute, 64,; B. Johnston, 52; , IL Burns,
451; F Aitchison, 40; Anna Nicholson, ,
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LOST. -On the road 'between LUoknow.' and,
Dungannon cm Tuelalay maiming, April 3,
Finder will bo rewarded on repotting tb
J. A. Mackenzie, 'Kincardine. Phone 88,
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE AUSPICE
In the matteref the Estate of William For all matters regarding Greenhill cbonitell
Notice -is heriiliy given,_ pursuant te IL a, 0,
'1614, Chapter 121, Section 66,and amending actg.
that all persons having any Matins ane demsnds.
against the 1(444 William ihn glass, who died
on or abollt the 13th. day of January, A. D..
1917, at the ToWnship of Ashileld in the Pro.
vino of Ontario, aro ;required to send bY pot
prepaid or to delleor to the undersigned, • the
•Itteoutor, under the Wilt of the said William
Buegless, their names and addressO and
particulars in Writing of their clones ena
statements of their accounts and the nature of
the securities. if any, held by them duly verifl. •
eciAbi ataffikaael'efottice that after Fourteenth dtiSt of
Aprs,-A. D.. 1917, the sold Ex6011tOr Will pro.
ed among the persong entitled thereto, having,
regard only to the claim) of which he shell'
then have had notite„and that the said thrum.
tor wilt not boilable -farther Stild
part Menet to any Perserse at Whim • elaiMe he
. tat his retidenre, Lacknow, Ort Saturday.
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Ow Velem aletioneqt
For Sale
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lights, hard and soft, water, geed stable.
Apply to Admn,Johnston. 12•4•13
SEED ANT), PERI) OATS V61t SALF,.-Clar of
geed western Oats. G. STROUD, Moho
r 3, Dungannon. sample at the Sentinbt
'Office. 12 4415+.
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Gogh St, to sell or rent. soft water cistern
io kitchen, also geed hard water near the •
, %remit -shed, stable, 3.4 Acres fruit trees and ,
Auction Sales
Secd Oats
farmerS tO kf VS, only Eastern grain teed When
it Is Atonable. We introduced the O. A. V). No.
72 Oats intO thoe part% and aro *aid offering
cameo Boa at pee per iii,tiAsatThartioN. s4144,
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