Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-05-03, Page 1r747.7.7. 7,"•./,' '"'',,,7" • ' , lir; .11 `,6c ' ar.-borr- rara riraPIPIra !". ,rara • • 4 • St.so per year, in advance; .4444.4444.4 2.00 OtilerWiS0 tiettiog Down to Rushton ••••••••rmaera.......am ' That a lateeball tournament shall be a feature of the iieldaiports to be held in Lucknow ou ,Tune 4tr., was decided, at an organization meeting held on Tueldhr evening. -A greet automobile parade will be another f ' eature and there will be it long program ofathletie sports. Prizaa will be tattered which will attrect many conteetants and excite the keenest competition. Committee, were appoint. ed Tuesday eveniug te look after the various events, and the outlook is de- cidedly promiiiing. Well. Dane, Girls! ° A number of Llicknow girls, • sixteen to eighteen years of age, •went to work on their own initiative on April 18th, held a sort of little bazaar in the •Coun- cil Chamber, sold hoinetna.0 candy, ' gum; to artid realized $18.02 -Clear profit. The articles sold, of course, were donated -five of the gide interested making and donating the candy. There was musk by a New Edison, which, of course, was treat along with the rest. The proceeds are to buyeean, gum and loaf sugar Or the Luckiraw boys at the front. .,„.„ • . SEED TIME NOW ssaammaseassisamimmo Buy your seed Warty. In These days of uncertainty it may be scarce. We have good var- ieties of Coro, Mengeland , Turnip. Segilat reasonable • prices. 1.1*e-o<lso itiaty lines at bargain prices. call in and see what we have. Get the habit of doming into our stOre- .:Make it lieadqUaffern when.* Think Omer the questi,•41 of lbuying from 11S fair Share of your needs in our lines. S)0 'cial -4. lbs. Figs for 25C. and Tea 25C. per lb. ANTED-GoodButter, 'reh' and Potatoes for cash or trade. tiods ered in town. Phone 82. ,Y \ ' .1r1 Al r Iton are invited to call, --inspect And, bay our Prices Sc. to 50c. a roll. • Good saMples to ' choose from. Remilants. at • 'bargain prices. Unused. 'rolls taken back . .• - „ • R. SPENCrS' .Drug Store LOC4 -4140 liENERAL- Mr, Wilfred Andersen • is home from Toronto 'University, Local automobile salesmen report busiueu better even than !eat year. The Deily Globe, of Toroetor has in- creased the onbserigtion price to $4•99 per year, going intoeffectMay lot TtY A 1100 Gravity Wisher, 30 daye trial free. Light running, but strong and durablec. Gnermiteed for S years. - 0. S. Rotontra0N# Agent. • . Letter from the prairie provinces re - 'port rather cold, wet aPd, haeliviard weather much es we havein Ontario., Rory MacKinnon ie agent- for the Petrie Mfg. Co, Htimilten, thia oeivion and is ielling blame& cream tienaratora and gee engines. . The Graham Biock, corner of Camp- bell and Outram streets, is being con- verted into a wage and will be the home of the Chevrolet qtr.' Pte. A. E. Worth] asks its to _convey his thanks.to the ladie&Pf the Patriotic Society for Nooks recently tient He • says the now dryttozke were alre4t, Moorehouse Mitchell's Hamill is in operation this week. The cut, however, is light thie season, owing to the war having demoralized the nraple,block business. The Lucknow. Table "Co. cut out their atock of logs hitt week. . Mr. Hugh McMillen,: who has just. completed him first year at college, where he is studying for tliti ministry, was home over Sunday. On Monday he left for Alameda,Sask, where he will engage in home mission Work ter the summer. IgtolltotiTidsr WANeritn..,--14rs: M. A. , Mortis, 14uckilow, would like to receive infatuation about he sons, William George and Robert_ John,..,.._nr„ either.3:o, them, who are thought to be:west/Ong 04 farms in the„vielnity of laicknow; Messrs Murdle' Smith and Agnew are getting in their aped for 'Dutch sets ibis week.- By the way, that onion seed 'nentee 1110-400:00 per, bag, and just an '3".41harr grain beg ,,at that. How- . ever, there are a good Many lima in a , . • Eighteen students from the Liicknow- ,Continnation Classes have gone to Werk on farms. This is quite - aeontribution • AQ the farm help of „the locality, as 'number of the boys are Arm* young felloWe who have had experience on the farm. • . •• • • 'AMEN Idiot- rid 's.-3foron to* wliy not have the bestAnd Alwifi be proud of your car. Mcf4augh1in-Buick .cars, with 'reasonable care, will testa lifetime and. repair bills are almost nit. 'Prices tinge from $910 up, according' to inodel.. „ • A good second hand etelaiughlin.-13nick in firstclass condition:41r sale at e very reasonable °price. • • : ;J. G:,1, AtiiinitSenkr. • We are open to buy cream for ebutting.and table use, Write .tor price* The figures of 'yesterday' • , :-thotty- be too _low_te-earirroiri- •' furnieb•cans-pay charges and give prempt eervices. Ask any shiPper. • The Toninto Lreamery Co., Ltd., _ Church St., Toronto, Ont. Miles McMillart &Sons are planting 40 acres of beans this sPripg. With the great demand for food isms this reason that looks like a good Stoke of bueinese. It is also a good thing for the country, as no spring grain or root will turn out more or better human food than beans. The country needs a gond big bean crop Card of Thanks 1• " Mrs. T. g. Finlay and family ,wish to thank their many friends for the kind. Mass and sympathy sheivii them at the time of their recant- bereavement.' .CHURCII NEWS Reck W. M. Ifellamith, Of IFirning's Ont., will be the preacher in the Presbyterian church a* Sunday. • A congregational meeting of the Luck - now Presbyterianchnrch is called foe Tuesday evening of next week, the pur- pose of the meeting' being to consider the advisability Of extending a. call. •. ' The Young Men's, Bible Classof the' Presbyterian church will hold a special • iiinneesaneeting-im-thir..Vietridsc_Parlo :}Ay Atilt oar=«1 Tway o'clock. All All membersatre urgently re- -tineetrcl-ttraittend. • . •,, Rev. W. C. Allison, a chaplain return- ed from the front in France niter nine months' service there; gave a very inter - tiding address before .the Anglican „ohurok,Guild Monday evening. Mr. Allison is taking the ;Charge at Dungan- non for the present There was a large attendance of Odd - fellows at the womb* sereice in the Presbyterian church on Sunday, when the brotherhood attended as a !age. A number of visitors from neighboring ,tewie were present, get Mr. Overend, who conducted the service,preachtd an •napping andoletrientiAafinera and the nerViee throughout wateinost appropriate. 1.011:IVKNOW ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 15rd. YOU* ASI1FIELD _FARMER__ DIED SUDDENLY Very Sid indeed was the death On WednefPlal el last week, of Geo. Mac- Kay, a young man *hoes home was en the 13th..conceesien of Aehfield. Ito - viasrjust N years and 13 months of age, and, died es a, reselt of a 'severe atteck of quintey. He had been.working in De-. trolt,for ale* months* audit wee while there that he contracted the illnese. After undergoing, three onetatione, he was advised to rettula to hislioine as be appearedto be losing strength. He ai- med home -on the Saturday preceding his death. He and a younger brother were to have worked the farm this aum- mer. while father Doti another broth- er Operated a large farm in Alberta. .Two other brothers, who had been with' the father m the Weat, enlisted and are at the frent. The death of George is the first break ie a large family. The tuner. al to Lochalsli. cemetery took place on Tuesday afternoon, the father hiving come from Alberta to attend. • ^ THE. FATRIOTIC WORK . • After making mg report last week, * furtheraind handsome donetton of $121,78 was received, by the treasurer of the Women's Committee, of the Leaguiithis sum being handed in by the treasurer of the Luckier* . Hockey Team. -Thie amount represented the money cleated by the Hockey Team as a result of the entertainment given under its .auspices. a short time aro, and is certainly a creditable showing. , Following close on this fine.,.contribu, -tion-tutthe fawle,-early this. week came another fat donation of $52,00 from Mies Boyd and Mrs, William C. Johnstone,' representing. the ..ampunt realized by therm ladies as a result of the. PiitefotteT euchre party on Tuesday evening- and ethveennaintgriooflast weaktiedomiorarttyt•obn.4 homeThida . of Mrs. W. C. Johnstone.. The amount' in itself speaks for the industry, the energy and the,gOokinanagernent of these •Itrho undertook 'this • Matter. Considerable courage in required toAassume the reop011-* sibility of managinkftwenty-two tables of playeritnn two digerent evening& but the redultin this cede proves that those who bad -the courage to undertake it had also the ability to successfully perforin 'what they had undertaken. • •- To all of those who helped to make •these contrilmtione-te the funds •.of ---the Coonnittee possible„Most.cordial th-anks are extiinded In reference to shipments Of goods, the Committee last Thursday forwarded 100 peke of sox directly to the boys at the front.. " • Word has also been received from Dr. Freeman that he ha& already. _received one bundle of the,thirts shilined about the 'first of March; • MARKETS CCOrrected Up t0 Wednesday ntiont Wheat;..,.lo 441i 225 Oats.. #0.6.1166 *SP 044* i• *#• 75 BarleYbrAri$W411414,1wir11.-041 12 1 15 utter.... ity4,11 Ileig4 '44 35 new. laid. 601.44111f 060 44. • • .. . . ***ger ort 1640 VOIIONTO MAR1aT8 ° ton!ohit ottfirs Want • eliekt-beitvy-steers, ...Ai- $1Z 00 Choice butthers........ 10 75 to 11 SO Choice butchers,' Owe... 9 SO to 10 25 Oood feedera 5 25 to 10 15 Geed witch 70 00 tti 95 00 Hogs, off ears - 17 25 to Hogs, fed and watered. 17 NI to Nil Wheat... tirr VeYriv k 2 30 to Odotie Wheat ..# .#*.# - 2 4S to Timothy Hey . 00 to IS. 00 not's, new lad ..... ' 40 VI 41 4,:reatnery Patti 44 ta 43 *rot!, xuatiroos, Plan() •Pecital • 1917. Single Copies 3 Cintar ,reorPrir tLEANIND UP RIPLEY Bev. Geo. Oilemore, of Ripley, Was in town last Friday and on being asked as to the truth of the report that he had will be Would eitheg "Clean up Ripley or get out" said '143;o, that ioal it. I'M going to clean up Ripley and stay." ' Ripley has, long had an unenviable reputatien as a ho.eze7guzzliti ciintre,v and as 4ympared, With other places it „has not improved, since the enactment -Of th.e prohibition, laws. In fect-In. pectof White; titter a recent inspection of the hooka at the express, office at Ripley, said, that:there was more whis- key coming into the village than into 'WY other town or village in Bruce County, , Being only* police village, Ripley is largely at the mercy of the township authorities, and temperance advocates are ,up agamit a hard task in securing egfercement of the law, The law -breaker may well say: A'Let me appoint the" magietrates and the 'police 3ineers and. whoever likes may make the laws." Mr, Gilmore, however, is a strong ,eharacter and means bueiniss. 'A num - bar of reedit convictions and fines indi- cate that matters are taking a turn for the betier. Mr- Gilmore is pot only a good citizen in local matters, but a patriot in national Affairs. He has taken, •the "Increase Production" idea to heart and is setting Mit to cultivateea garden just sixtimes az large as the_one,heitad the: pm few years. ,It's about the only thing I eiip ,do to help in the crisis created by the wariand shakdoany-bit in• that he said. ,-' The Toreuto Daily News of April 28, had the following: . ' • • "At the Toronto College of Music .3n Thursday evening last a piano gradua- tion recital was given by Miss, 'Irene G. -Merritt, of Lucknow, Ontario, .:M488 Sherriff'who is a pupil of Mrs. G. H. Smith, Mu's. Bac., has ability and Musi- cal intelligence Which °were' evident throughout her,prograin." Miss Sherrill' was verysuccessfut in her recent musi- cal examinations and is now a Mui. Bac. LUCKNOW SCHOOL REPORTS • • ROOM I Part II: -Excellent -M. Henderson, D. Durnin, W. Douglas, G. Johnstone, (D. Milne and G. Smeltzer). Good -R. McDonald, M. Armstrong, P. Nixon; (O. 13litzetein and S. Huston), G. Fisher. Fair -G." :MiteKtinzie;" -.M; -Webster; I. Harper,G. McInnis; IL Webster, -C. Webster. , • art 'I, B: -Good -F. Melunis, D. eiwsh-,-,yrr-Nitorcloirlar-=-W-.-.Aguere -Part I, A i=liielterit=ir ongles, X.-ThomPsen04.--Miguilz•- -tan. Good -N Wilsou.- Fair -=A: An- drew, A. Cameron, B. Chisholm, A. . Chisholm, B. • • I. litmus Teacher. Dungannon 44.•••Art.grr '`..a.OfidaY APO M. Quite a number from here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Matthew Lockhart at Auburn yesterday. Next. Sunday motile:it' Sacramento.' service` will be held in the Methodist Church. There be tkr service in the evening as nevi Mr. McKelvey will preach at Crewe. The Wonien'ti rnatitute held their at - final election last Thilroday aft ethoon. .The officers elected are: President, Mrs. Thos.•Stotliets; Vice -President, Mrs. It. A. McKenzie; Soey.Ireas., Elioheth BUPA; Assuitant PeeyAreas, MintY MeCourt; Directors V Mit E. 4:1110,. 1101. N. F. Whyard, Mrs. E. grOvro. On Monday, April 30. there died .at Me kora° ta Dungannon, 'Watson Mc- Cauloy. Mr. McCauley has been ill for long two. hut he will be vay mubh Abated. h iviee at the bowie this even- ing at they are taking the remains to Ripley Where mot of his friends reside. Much sympathy is felt toy khe tom* 001110a* - • ,., Reserve for the 1.6. 0. . . _ Sergt. Matheson who ha.s beep soon- valet:meg at his h,eree here, went to Walkerton this week to assist -Major Nelson in reuniting a reserve Company for the Bruce Battalion. It is hoped to keep in training a body of men from which drafts can be made from time to • time to make good the wastage' in the 160tholter the.division gets into action. Major Nelson has been put in charge of the reeruitineof tbia reser-ye eeni-pany. Okkville, Oat:, on April 13,- 1017, to Mr. and Mrs. Cluister'Hin- _ tonea daughter=•fla May. (MM. Hinton is a daughter of Mrs. 3. Mo. Keith, /3411000a The above is a correction of a MAW which appeared in The Sentinel last week, When the facts were not tightly _ . • . JEvern the Township of Moms, on • .April 24th., 1917, to *Mr. and Mrs. •• Harold L. Jewitt, a ion. ;- Taar.on.-:-/n Liicknow, on May 2,1917, to Sergt-Major and Ars, George Taylor, a son. MeTavisit-In the Towne* of Huron, on April 27, 10171 to Mi. and Mrs: Duncan McTavish, a son. thevrolet tow 0eo. H. ifilth hes itinverted the araliant.Block, Campbell Street, Into a garage and hat a twat-claat ,nedhanic In charge. A toll line of repaira for Chev- rolet 'cars," A Satisfactory service guar- anteed. • 344f, Ill in Liverpool Fourth COn.Ainloss WEATHERZONDITIONS IN PRAIRIE PROVINCES A letter, dated April 23rd., to the Sentinel from a resident of near MO.ose, Jaw, reads in part as followai Thii has been a very backward awing so far.. There are several banks of snow about yet, although the snow is all gone on the level.. The roads are very bad with mid, Seeding Will not be general until the first of May. bleeding around • Calgarxie well advanced although @top- ped by snow this last fewalaY8; Tbere, Its a big boom- in land Prieve, and there is going to be a large acreage sown this year, as wheat is such a big price. It bit $2 44 the last few deys. Mr Chas. Mo Nicholson sold hi* Roy Croft farm, of 040 acres, last week for $35,200,00, and nearly all . Mr. • Nichelsan still holds all his horses, cat - tie aud implements as he has other land holdingo in the vicinity. He gives tip hp iosseam94ros. :illocienchfaoo!lynontutenhagemfineireswntesetifeJlt02ulyydtruakgeo.s and has grown up with the country, and whir:. Hired help is scarce and com- mands a big figure. • --Monday, April gi: MiSs Cassie McDonald 'attended the Presbyterial at Brussels last week. Ruse. :Middleton purchased one of tb�se fhie 1947 Void -CMS hitt week. - Dam McKenzie is honie again from Toronto, where he has been • for some time. • Geo': Ferris is helping with the seed- ing•at 'John McGillivray'a on. the. 6th thie spring: •:, " • 'Hugh McMillan spent a , day or two at home lait week. before going Virest for a time, ' • Some linecatches of suckers were made last week on thesmall streams' running into -Lake Huron. • ', S: McComb, of &Me, and his daugh- ter, .3118, Stevenson, of Detroit, 'visited at DM; Middleton's last week.' • • Sorry te learn that 'Miss Annia Mc- Leod, on the nth,' is itl. Many friends hope she will soon be well again. • 'Archie . McCaul -arrived home from ' Pia.pot, Sask., last Saturday, where he had spent about a month.He disposed of a few horses whilethere. •The farmers along the line are all very busy preparingthe land and dewing the different kinds of grain. The weather has be ve- favorable' for some time' e ry and the land more than commonly ie- Sponsive-to the various implements Three.hortie teamsare now to be semi . - • WESTERN ONTARIO'S SHARE 'As its sbare of the Canadian Defence Force, Military District No. 1; which in- cludes ihe.counties Of Western Ontario, is asked to contribute 4000 men. Batt- alions, of woo men, are to be raised by the 7th. Regiment London; the 21st. Regimenti.WiPdson.the 2nd.• RegiMeota Woodstock:and the 25th \Regiment, St, The period of engagement; the age limits, and the 'physical . standards are the same fis for service :overseas,: The' special attestation papers tribe itighed by each recruit make it o quite Clear that the force to be 'reiseillis solely for home de- fence. It is hoped that many who en. list in the,Canadian Defence Force will afterward e transfer . to the 0:.E. R, but they will not be compelled to do so., • St. Helens -Tuesday, May 1st. Mr. Cecil Hyde has engeged-with Mr. A, McIntyre, of,Kinloss,.for a month.. Mr, W. E. Webb, We understand, in- tends -having the phone:installed one of thos.e_qays, • , Rev. • Mr. Little exehanged pulpits. 'With Rev. Mr. Graham,. of Whitechurch, on Siinday last. •, Mrs. Sas. Campbell, who bin her 94thi year, has, sindethe lat. of November, knitted 31 /airs of eoelts for the soldiers. At the C. 0. F. meeting held on Mon- day night, Mr. T. B. Tayior was ap- pointed as a representative front' St. Hel- ene to attend the High Court_meeting held M Hamilton on'June 3rd. • . Metiers. Ed. Thorns, Jas: Miller. and •Elliott Miller nietored- Co the 'lake cin - Monday evening on a fishing,' exploit. The evening' was rather disagreeable, but Of fish. , • St Helens was well represented at the Preibyterial in Brussels 011 Thursday last. Mr. Elliott Miller motored over taking with him Meisrs. W. E Gordon, Peter Clark, J. Little,- and Miss •Itfary Rutherford as delegates from the W. M. S. Mises Ethel:McPherson, Gladys Webb and Myrtle Little alio went by train ai deleasteefrana•the Mission Band. they managed to bring home a nice lot Whitechurch . • - -THE WORLD FOOD CMS Rave you road that eloquent and alarinillg appeal of the Organization of Resources Committee I It. appears, on pege of this paper. If you have not reedit, do so now; if you have alre.ady read it. "reed it agaitl, aria think over it, Et is the most serious and Alarming anneuncement singe the outbrealr of the• War; and it appears to be quite genuine. We, all, • Oerhaps, were disp,osed to thiiikiliat the cry aheut a possible food shortage wan something of -99arel en- gineered perhaps with a view te ire fluencing the Market or to urge ,men to put forth special effort in,order to make assurance doubly sure It maybe that some thought it was a tulle of the city residents to get the farmers and gar- deners to Ott the market with produce, All . such ideas are wrong. David Lubin's report to the government at iValollington On Which he points out that on March gletlast the food ,graine of the world, as nearly as could be estim- ated, were oue hundred end fifty million bashOIS.short of the •amount neeesSary to feed the world -at the usual sten- dard of living until August next, when this year's crop will be available) was made, not vrith a view to alexia nor market influence, but as part of the infoimatien desired by United States government in order that its efforts in the war might be intelligently dire. cted. The shortage is genuine,not fictitious, Last week the Census and Statistic, Office at Ottawa issued a stateinent regarding the amount of grain in Oas. LAit. The Otate.m9rikaltkofetl almost as geed as.a year ago, and much better than in 1915. But that has todo with Canada aIone, while Mr. Lubin'e report (teals with world, conditions. The demands_ outside of. Canada will very 0.0011 drain' away all the. grain of .this country, ' and it is that drain which doubtless accounts for the high prices. It is nct..,a local ihortage. • Increased production is urged not 011.13, with a view to avoidingwant and'rumous prices at home, but in order that, the armies on the war fronts maYbeted,for they must be well fecr Or --their Cannot What can bp • done 7 . 49 one needs be afraid that. effort towards proffuction will be Wasted Or unrewarded, There will he high prices• for anything and every- *Ogle the way of fool Consider the market to day It is a golden opPortunity for every manavith a bit .of cultivable hied and • the tithe to work it. One does not need to be patriotic or 'philanthropic. He needs only look Ownontereati. Farmers wise to their own interests will produce all they can They',AtUbt-. less are doing •that - But the work of the farmer can be greatly and effectively "nupplemented by the- work of the s"tovvn resident Many town plots lie fallow town :residents er.a7ed:Yoneartheaelledtemwann*garden Plots by spend ninch time in idleoetis Cr in Sport. Every paled bushel ef...feetletutf • these erstWhile idle men will be just as good and useful as the pound laishel produced by the Ontario: or Sailiatch.: ewan farmer; and, according to ,the hest information and eatimates, every °ince; will be needed. • Want will not come as abolt from. the Finlay Passes Away Thelnati Edward Finlay, who for the paat five or six Vitra beslivedjusteouth of t'he village, died on Saturday last at the age of 78 years and 11 months, Mr., •Fthtlp.ecy bat trotybecearceilnuegieno: ahecoaltuhp4tuotr • sufferer from heart. trouble. Mg. leaves 0. widow and grown-up family''of liens and daughter* The funeral to Green- • hill cemetery was held., Tuesday' after. noon, eltetinvg. tteReeirdvitcror,f So, ,uth .EVERyBODY'S COLUMN • MONEY TO LOAN„ -On mortgages and notes at reasonable rate. Fire InsurantO.' bet Mock and Mutual Companies. Conley ancing done with, neatneos and, despi=. GEO, A, SIDDALL, Broker. Lucknow W4141%1)44 reliableman er a boy over 16 • Years' or age. 04 handle eXPreaa at nO0n, afternoon aim eVening train& Good wages to Eight PartY.--VSNSPTAN ,EXPIELES 1.4uoknow. • Imohnow, on Ap_a 8th, a pair nose glasses marked. Ernest A. Llbwhi.' • Vinder please -leave at Thethentinel 11-2-tt • WW1= PRICFS.for pouItly, yaw furs and all kinds ofjuidt--rags, old_ PaPer, rubber, Iron, koppe_,_r zinc. and all kindS ot hides. Phone 99. WrIte to or cation _ 16 2-tf. 3.4.931 1.4111m, Iouoknou. DR. PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at Cain House. Imeknow. every Wednesday at ternoon, All chronic dieeasee successfully treated. Os- teopathy removes the physical louses of disease. Adjustment of spine is more quickly secured and witP fewertreatment4 by Osteopathy than by Any ether method. 304-p. • .taamFORtading DWNLLIN6 ,on ilayaleeit bard and soft water, lame touden,_POS. session atAince, Apply to Mrs: J114)201 Afar - tin R 6 LucknoW ' _ _ NOtiCe . Yo all =Atari; regarding Greenhill oinnete y -retort° D..a. Taylor Secretary,i-- -• • For Sale 11.°R.L.,08c,411E4 reitQaeeR, ortlt.Th'o-f.lirLi3nokusanacinwd., oreit.oeliere: roo194-2?.'ad7f • A" `4YIA'ALEX. IsTieriOaseta • rnitil FOR SALA' redeo-lay single-comh :White * ,• ' • Leghe ; 0. A. C. Barred Rook ens -509 for setting of 18, • Also pure-bred York • , swine, both sexes. Over 40 t.o choose from. Jona FArtmem it. R. 7,' LuoknOw. Phone • Dungannon 82 r 13. „ . 19-44). .. .FOR.SALETwnyoung SW/409M DUlla ..4(t • ohoibe quality andbreenio$,, and or- heavy „ ' luilkhtir Teesivatir: i. Phone.Boath prime 5-4onkon,43:--. blue, but in higher and yet higher prices. There is _nothing iu.sight to stop the • - ioresent•fipivard tendency. aanabiliaikevery•aarniti , „.„ --,--.4711)-,„ Scarcitze* envyaaate,„ n ghbo ' • • ' Taubber-tired-.Dore-buggy. - -production. • Word was received yesterd?y,that Sere. Caw** Geddes, who jus0 re- cently went overseas with a western battalion, is riotously ill in a Liverpool hospital. As Stmt. Geddes could ' have landed in England only st few day, ago, his thought he Mliat 111,6 eentraited .o4 wpas,paailla goys* aytti nota very rerniiiing'41liekiiiigin'Itittillin Iiiil-Plenty2.•-crifitteIprifir Miss Greta Grefa Fox is Spending a few Weeks with her aunt in•Galt,, Miss Annie Henry spent the Week -end at her home here prior, to going -overseas, - --Mrs. Lott and Mrs. Enenersen attend- ed the ._Preebyterial ar Brussels lash . Friday, Aprit-27,to Mr. - urs ay., ' • , , . and Mrs. Duncan McTavish, a son. Rev. John Little, of St: freleast Murchison his returned to our vicinity after spending a month with friends at LuoknoW and Kifilough.: Quarterly Sacramental Service willbe ' held m the Methodist church, Itilpey, on. w4t..-ba-o service at Olivet. •FREE' 1 -*OS. Studio)....LutkuoitL Open MendaY, TneSday and , Wednesday. Now is the time to hare that Family Group taken while they are ali at home. • • -.•. •Olivet • --Monday, April 30. The W.MES. held their annual electidt of -Officers on Tuesday afternoon. pied the pulpit in the Presbyterian church on Sunday. • ' • • '• The Guild meeting last Sunday even- ing, was taken. by Mir:8 Cora Clubb.. The leader for next Sunday s the subject being , LAND FOR SALE. -B) acre t or Lot .i. Con. 18,1;Ashlield, good dw g. good barn spiked' ried,e' gacitlie 41'!;i:nvaptie":n&c.retiottl., .-. - with the t'Yel:mineAgeeza, it.3,./ocknow• 12-,Itt.----- - ••• turMiture, stook, hens, etc., can 'be bought Phone 01,10. Dungannon, . • • FOR SALE OrtRitIsIT.-Grass FAITI4, Lot 29, Con. 2, Kinloss, Will be sold. or leased for • thesseason of 1917 for , pasturing. For par- ticularS apply to , •Jamas GAUNT •• • 8-5-126, ' R. R. No, 3, Wingham •• , ii0USE FOR SALE.-Eight"'room cottage oti In kitchen, also good hard water cistern water near the-. Gouah St. to sell or r • Wood-ahed, stablg, 84 a .,,,,, .g.trden.- Also a low. ,tang. t;•ult trees and: '• ""'''';'•43, • Wilson BAGIrElcir,rtenckfor1°4 '' : • . Auction Sales. • AUCTION ' SALE. -D. • A. McDonald, Wing- . ham, Will have an auction sale Of Innen calves and young 2411 a,1 • theCain commencing at 2 o'clock p.m. . • J. Ptinvis; Auctioneer. „ nit, Fen Szavicia PURE BRED StIORTHOliN 11UL' for ver- " vice, Sesser. of 1917, $3.00. 111.40=1 nzta, 1202,Con„Ashlield. • - P --NOtice-to-treditOrs • In the .matter of the Estate of Edwin IL • ••_Percy, late of the Township Of ' loss, in the County of Bruce, 4Ezsmcv detw...'ir -4TaiveliiiidtirtiY-Winfarettaii4iiVWVIOS6 • viscid -Statutes -or Ontario, 1914. 'Chapter 121. and amendments thereto, that all persons bar- ing Wotan; • against the estate of Edwin IL Percy, who died oh or about the 27th day of February, 1917, are required,..on or before the 28th day of May; 1917, to send post prepaid .or deliver to either of -the Executors. Bel P. 0., or to their attorney, 3. K. McLean. , Teeswater P. 0„ of•and under the last will and testament of the said deceased„,`their Christian and siirnamos, addro.§ses and de:Serial-OM.- tre - • full ptinietliSfs'itrwrithrgtrader oath of their -- claims and: statements Of their claims and the -- ' nature of the securities (if any) held by tliein, and that after the said date the Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said. -deceased Among the parties entitled thereto. -- havilla regard only to the claims which they shalt then have had notice, and that they will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof to WRY persdn,ef whose elaira,they shall net then have received notice. • Dated,the 17th day of April, 1917. , VDU PEACE t Wa-GliticHOBUIW: ---•=•le°141W1- Bie their attorney, 3. K. hIcLitax. ° 35-e. • $1) °baV°it Pd b • OSHAWA .• Buys a genuine quality motor car equipped , with everydevice necessary for comfort and convenience in Motoring -electric lights and starter, speedometer, 3 speeds forward and reverse, heavy upholstering. and pliant springs. The lowest priced car in Canada , equipped with,self-starter. -X9 MN) egalOeggiar • °Veit trinee. HONDiier.; cHemnoLeT IN CANADA FURNLSH CHEVROLET PARTS AND Dive; 8ERVICE To CHZISOLIT OWNElta 0.1 ••• ••••• "youammiryo CHEW:Wirt MOTOR COMPANY! -, 4P CANADA, Uterus) eagaWad .0 • 4 10111V00 WWII/4 0110145 Pitie WOMIOOtt liAteltt MintiAo SOLO, Locatty IY .GEO. 11. SMITH, AGENT. 0; Luotmour.