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Thursday, May 21itb, fl
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WARM WEATHER WEAR
With the coming of warmer weather will also come the demand for
Ladies' Waists• Misses' Middy Blouses and Children's Wash, Dresses
and to meet this- demand•-wefare-welt pre'ed with- a nice assortment
which we invite yon to see when desiring anything in these lines.
Ladies' Waists and Blouses
Latest styles in Fine White Fancy Voiles. These are very prettily made and nicely
trimmed and the very latest irk style. Special values at 1.255 and $2.00. See our
t :les in MiddyW �;.r at 1.25and x• °. Also Misses' styles at $1.5o and Child-
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Ladies' White Underskirts
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These are made Of fine quality cotton,` trimmed ��vath lace and embroidery;p eclat
lines at 1.25 and .$2.00,
children's Wash
- Dresses
Just what the little folks need for summer wear—neat, dainty and pretty styles,
made of good washing material, . Busy mothers need not sit and :sew at night when:
you can buy such nice dresses as we are showing at such reasonable prices.
Children's Rompers hod wearersa0cand 75c.
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• Little Boys' Wash Suits :at l .00, L25 and $1,50
Little Girls' Dresses, in very pretty styles, neatly Y made and nicely trimmed' at soc,.
750, r.00 and 125.
Ladies' House Dresses
A; new line in good washing material, with self -trimmed collar and sleeves and elastic
waist band. Special $x;oo.
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�lionday, May511.
Ea,. Downey hem. returned borne from
Niagara Fella.
Mies Ethel Stewart left last week to
take a course in Guelph.
Louis Schnitzier, of Cargill, is enfieg'
ed with Joseph Wrightson, jr.
Pte. Clyde McKeetnan returned to
Toronto-ou-Thersdey. morning,— — ._
Mr, Kidd, of Toronto, has been visit-
lag his brother, George, of this village.
Mrs. J.,14i. Draper, of Stratford, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and :Ctrs. ic-
Intosh.
Mr. and Mrs. Jae. McLennan visited
f ler mother, Mrs, McLeod, of K.ineardinet
last week.
MissFd`th 8ow on has arrived
home
from Clifford where she has been for
over ,a year,
Mie: W. Ts. Stewart has returreclhoiue
after an extended visit with ri,lativee in
Bradford and Toronto.
iNisa 'Susie Thompson' was the guest
of her friend, Mies Mildred McLaren,. of
Tiverton, over Sunday. -
Mias. Ray, of Lindsay, ,who spent the
past two weeks at' Ir. Graham's,left on
Saturday* morning for Wroxeter.
On Friday. our burg and vicinity was
visited by collectors, who were canvass-
ing ter_) ..M.C,A..w.ar :work fund..-.. _ .
Mr. and Mrs. Lorey, of Oxesaden, Mr.
Burrows,,and Mr. and Mrs. „Beacock, of
Whitton, were Sunday visitors at W, J.
Glrahaio'a. ' ,
Mr, .and Mrs,. L. B. Tufford and other
friends from Beameville, spent the week-
end with Mrs. Tufford's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. McKeeman; .
Mrs. J. B. McCormick reeeivedoffieia1
notice last week that her son, Pte' Thos.
McCorniick,had been -wounded:- No•
pasticulars /ere received ,
On. Wednesday last Mr, John K. Mc-
Lennan had•his' bairn -raising. ,Every.
thing came off in -best of 'order, Mr. Jos..
'Wrightson being the framer:- -
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Peacock and fam-
ly motored here `from Meaford on Sitter,.
day and spent the week -earl' • With her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.N.'0. McFarlane
Phone No. 10 is at Your Service
We. Sett Tor Cash—We. Sell Cheaper Than The Credit Morel
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Cent Bow:
ase's Nerve Foo
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, merits of 'this great Ioo ..Cure._.fuil=size 50
�i�'o�e 'the r great
-Boxes *ill be .liven: awa -�� ontlse date_ mentioned
below from: rhe tore :m
This will
l! '� :the most generous- dtstribu.t<nof •)r..Cha'se's m-edicines that
was. r
ever
uluderfer. in addition to the full box of Dr;Chase's Nerve` Food,each caller willbe'
pre-.
sented with a sample box of L)r., Chase's Ointment.
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Not a cent �_wi�l be expected
Pte. _Wilbert Mes,Tally, whd enlisted
about a year.ago with 16Qth, Batt,, and
has been in London, Out, since before
anima it d1lillr. NQAND
ANNUAL EXCURSION
Goderdch to -Detroit
and Return. '
•PIOW FOR
HOUSECLEANING
• We. are right in line with everything to be
- found in an up-to-date hardware store.
Ewes Oodericll 'Cllr: stay,• ,
June l2tb, 9.30 a.m.
Pe urning,• Leava.s. Detroit on
Thursday, lune 140, I. p.m.
$2,00 ROUND TRIP
$1.50 ONE WAX
The Only Boat Trip !rem God.
erich to. Detroit this Season..
NO TROUBLE ON ACCOUNT OP NEW.
IMmiORATION LAW.— Canadians
coming, to Detroit for a °tern por-
ary stay are :trot required to ply •
a head tax or make, a, deposit„
Immigration officers• on steamer
to pass excprsionists.
Band Moonlight on Monday
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Evening, June 11,, at 8 p.m..
White Star Lite, • Detroit.
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: LACQU R' T
Read what you ean do with a 35c. can. • You can make
a half dozen 'chairs loop like new. Yon can, awake a
Dresser and Commode" appear as when it
left the 'fa
ctory.
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Yon can go oiTer a large Sideboard or Cupboard. YQU.
COB .do all the 'Picture Frames in the house and have
sufficient left for another small 'ob. I.,acqueret' is
lady's friend.
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CHINAML
Ready to Use Graining System
Can be successfully applied by any inexperienced per-
son. It completely hides the color and blemishes in.
old woodwork and gives a finish which has the color,
grain effect and wearing quality of new hardwood. Our
Chinamel department is at your service. We will teach
you in a few minutes how to do your own graining.
Mr. Louts Weatherhead has.tbe eon-
tract of ,putting : blinds on the wiridoW's
Of the new ' schoolhouse, ' which will
greatly add -to its appearance;
L. Glrant, who has been working Abe.
Durnin's farm on shares for a number
of years, isbusy moving these days to
the, farm purchased from W. E. Mc -
Croatia last,fall.
cCroatia..lastiall.
The annual meeting of the St. ,Helen
:
Women's Institute wan bald in the 'Hail
on Thursday, May 17, 'The'report of the
year's work was read'by the Secy: Thea•
'following officers. were elected:... Pres,
Mrs,, A. Anderson; 1st. Vice -Pres.; ` Miss
M :-Murray, 2nd.. -Vice -Pres,._ -Mrs
McRoberts, Secy.•Treas.,: Mrs.; 'R K.
Miller i District Representative, Mrs. B
Naylor; Organists,' Misges Little . and
McQuillan; Auditors,Mrs.. D. Todd,and
160th: crossed overseas, : is being dis - Mrs W. I Miller; Direct ors, Mrs., Jas,
charged from military services as being Gaunt Mrs. Joe Gaunt,.Miss M: Cam
li` sicall - unfifor' fomilitary'' service, P
P. y Y, • bell, . Mrs: Cleo McRoberts; lilt s. Geo.'.
Wilbert arrived home from London on
Thursday...:
Fourth Con., Kinloss
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Alex McKenzie, on the second,'bad a
valuable Steer killed by, ; lightning. last
week. '
,Mies Cassie McDonald visited at Mr.
A. McDiarmid's, 'of' Paramount, 'last
week: .
John S. McDonald started to. haul
milk this Monday morning to the Ripley
Factory.
"Mrs. :Dan McDonald, of Luoknoty,
visited at,Ilrs:• L. Molver's,: on the.:4th.,
last Sunday.
Mr.,Archie McCaul is puttinga
ed Well and windmill ;on his fifty -acre:
form on the Sixth. • •
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Mrs., John : Carruthers' mother ' and,.
sister returned home to: Guelph after
spending. a few dais last Week with Mrs.
of forming new rich
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Food as a means
- �1�'e liave'sllch-'co»fidenc in ;er. Chases Nerve Fn g ,
ortunit to
blood and building tip Che system the we have decided to give everybody an opp y
test i at our expense. For men, women andchildren who are pale, week, nervous and -run
s ret restorative to put .new:enel and vigor .into the system
down, there is notllin .like this g a restorative energy
_ . _... e• break:
and overcome sleeplessness and all the��sym.ptoms accompanying
nervous
down.
• 'This 'liberal offer will not 'be repeated, nowayer, so you will please make note of, the p
time and place. Podtivelyy no medicines will be given to children.
Thursday, May. 1917
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� Program .- ommittee
Webb;
McDonald, -Misses Little, M. Webb, E
Mcpherrson, T. McKenzie • The Iksti
tute sent'to.Red Cross Society ia May:
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airof socks and 47 pairs
pyjamas:
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.Secy, °
Carrutbersr; •
Next Sunday the anniversary services
of South .Kinloss .congregation: will be,
held: They will be conducted by. Rev.
B,. P 'MeK•ay, of. Tgronto; , .._.
11;;John McDiarmid: is. busy' (hese
Store Luckn,ow. ..0
d ik preparing for the erection' of •hi..
Tie Instrument at the right;1I
s60� Columbia •Grafonola.
-ii ti hinged .ierolns':lla _
the tone -control. leaves at thei
front thi Devi aaaad wonderful
tolagyi,ae
reproducer: and the
Qbtrifawla or *Oyler; three
- sic 4' windings --
MoDµ
--hfondayrt May 21.
• Roy McQuillin, of Lucknow,, . spent
Sunday evening in this burg.I
John and Miss Hazel" Gardner visited
at Tom's J rwin's on Sunday,
Mrs. Robert Webster. visited with, her
thei at:Stt lielens=-on Sunday,==
W esiey McIntosh, Ripley, Sundayed
in `this vicinity. gar again, Wesley.
'Verna and Willie Stroud spent, the
.week -end with friends near Kiniougli.`
'.rlr. and Mrs.. George, '.Hunter 'and
family spent Sunday with lrer sister at.
Crewe.,
'do,
r oilSaturday
The electricstorm o
td
this nei
ads metes telephone posts in
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ag p.
borhood.
,Will Andrew, of Lueknow, is assisting
his uncle, Robert , Andrew, with the
farm. work. . . '
Mr. and Mrs. Adam'Johnston and
family, of Lanes, were visitors at Will
hunter's on Sunday.
"John Barkley, of Cedar Valley, called
on his daughter, •Mrii. Richard Gardner,
one: day last week.
Tr"". and 1V1rp. G{eerae"Pfullips of tit..
Veleta, spent Sunday with, the latter's
sister, Mrs, Jacob lluoter. •
Seine of the members, of'tho W. M. S.
attended the W. Md S. meeting held at
lames Alton's: Tridayr afternoon, , ,
•Mrs. David Anderson and daughter,
Mrs. Isaac Andrew, spent n. few days
last week with relatives at Stanley.
Councillors Alton and llackett attend-
ed a business inneeting in conneetinn with
the selling. of the Lake Shore Railway
trIaterial in Kincardine last Wednesday
Sei*�nTAppr�vIi.:
on Easy `farms, if accegted)
This $33 or $50 1V�ode
Columbia Grafonol�.-
The $33 model of 'the drafonf
ora, hemi Waived, possesses alt
-the-essentials-that go e-troako-
up a real inetrgmealt of plass*
0- a full, ` clear, 'sutural tone;
strong anetor and ton..e.ntre
shutters. In mahogany ear`
quartered oak.
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■��■,/■/y■in..AMMlR Agent- LnCk11ow
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rarreata ii?ai..•�v
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Mr. and1rs W. R":McDon+ild, went
West last Monday. ' We Wis}i; thern.`a.
safe journey. .It is.understood they in-
tend moving to Luelrnow Bothe time this
Fall.
• We understtind that Mr, Wm, Colonel,
nn the sixth, has about given.up'.farm-
-'and has begun the urchase of cattle
wg , K h �?
whic: .ha •.intends grazing for the .Fall
�h— i t'� g y.
markets. .,
The scholars at the second con. school,
house, under the direction of their teach.'
er, Miss Webster, have begun gardening
and bate gut :n a large variety of the
most useful vegetables, not tbe'leaet of
which is the "potato".
Thole` who -were. kept at ;home 'on'
last b the ran missed
Monday evening y. rain.
a most. interesting and instructive, lett
ure delivered by the Rev. Mr llogg, of
Clinton. tithe opinion of many . it far
'exceeded any of the many good. lectures
which have been given there,•
FOUOW: B1 flSII=P A
,p. - M.URE SCO, ..
Theianitary wall finish. in seventeen colors, and white
—when applied according ' to directions` will not show
laps and will'.makes,. perfectly smooth velvet-like finish
that will not rub offi' crack or peel.
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS. ` PAINT
In all colors. ' Sherwin-Williams;Plat "`Tone. produces a
rich and durable flat effect in the 'decoration of interior
Walls and woodwork,` _
A.Car of Fresh.Cement.Iust arrived
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...Coiled -Spring 'Wire . Barbed. Wire
Auto Aecessorl'`es Bicycle- Accessories
The Lucl�now Hardware &CoaICo.
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
Canada's.• Consoription- will he Based
• • on British Experience '
The government's • conscription
measure will be introduced this week,
probably on Friday, says a: dispatch"
from. .•Ottawa, Monday. The cabinet/.,
sat all day Saturday . Working out the
details of the blip While ,the' final.
draft of.the measure has..not yet' been,
decided, the. bill will probably contain
the following provisions _The British
system'wi11 be carried out' aa: far as
conditionSdn this. country 'will porinit;
All_males.1n the Dominion -between•. .
theages of ,18 and 40 will be• compel-
led to enrol.,: Enrolment- will be made
'with, local boards created for the pur.'
pose. 1*To class will•he'specifically ex-
empted',by-the bill, but all selections
will hemade: from the list of • enrol'
menta by. the military authorities -at
Ottawa, due regard being had tri mili-•
i n the industrial
tary attic encs iand to
and economic necessitie8 of .the coun•
Appeals from -Decisions
-7-All 'enrolment 'OE the local boards a
will be forwariledrto Ottawa, and the
en w a
'the Bade
Wherever you :'see his emblem
you will find a car that is giving
continuous motoring satisfaction.'
Let it be' your "Safety First"sign
to investigate the Gray Dort.
It represents 60.years 01•experience
building vehicles' and automobiles.
Read these brief specifications and; write..
for 'catalog,. or. better still. see. the dray
Dort at our showrooms.
Wm. ;,.Aliin, Agent, Lucknow•
'Metric Lighting
Electric Starting •
Demountable Rims,
Complete. • •
• Equipment
Connecticut lghitton
Non -Skid Tires,
on rear
selection of m 111 be Made by a
'llflokolgrldhaar
Appeal_ from the decisions of this
Y'cl�tWfir"`' htr`:`@fslrlYYi"-''�tti�'^t�t+b"••�titltity^,
ootirt.•This system is now bei
.ed' in Britain with very satisfactory
,t s t e. n
the national service apart from 'enrol.'
menta for military: service.'
SL Helens
• _...Tuesday, Mair 22,.
Miss. Edna Woods spent the week -end
visiting friends in Bluevale. '
• Miss `McGowan, who is here • from
Oregon, is 'visiting friends around St
�>`t+jlens.
flea. Mr. Little exchanged pulpits
with the Rev, Mr, t orrn, Lunge nuon,
on Sunday.
Qaitte a number firm the burgattend'
ed the anniversary service in Lucknow.
on Sunday ening,
Mr. Wm, McQuiilln intends remodel.
in his he tss° this sur. nier. Ho has al.
rook'010menccd oper'atloae. ,,,
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ng work ..-.Bervie-
istactor "
results I i h intention to' keep •
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Culross Centre
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—Monday,1Gtiy 21..
M. and Mrs. Joe•Gluest spant Sunday
nda at tTirl1r
L. McKenzie and his sister, Annie,
Sundayed at the: home ,ofmWalter I)ay;
John ::.Turner and Mss Hattie of.
Fordyce, .visited at the borne . of Walter.
Pannell. •' '
Mrs,. Albert Stanley,. of Kinloss, visit•
ed at -the home of her daughter, Mrs.
-George Richardson, last week.. .
'We are glad to report that Mrs, Thos`
McDonald,; who • has been under the
doctor's, pare, is able to be around again,
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The severeiWind storm on Saturday
last did considerable danv*ge. Several,
d
windtiiillB.were partly destroyed an the
roof of Wm, Gordon's barn wan blown
off,: Sonia phone linea were also broken.
Noticea fact that he was in good liutnor when
�y �' P Fs
i ' his -is rin -visit.-We would think
The Melsono Dank.and•Bank•gf ire it- there -was something eoiriously: wrong if
ittan,• i uckfiow,• will, after he let of `l.r. Bald did:not cbme bouncing along
Stine, close emery Thursday at`1 o'clock with hin faithful "Ford" and sunny
—Monday, May 21.
MisaBarber •spent the weekend with.
friends in Walkerton •
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Miss ,l#ertie Lindsay ,returned' home.
last week after visiting in. Elora.
""•Walter Blackwell made his regular
atop o.4he County ` wn for the' .leek=
efpd.
Miss Violet Olaiin spent' a few days
recently. in Lnchalsh with her . sister,
Mrs. Tbottras Sandy: .
Clarence, .Blackwell was • a visitor
around Bervie on Sunday. We are he;
ginning to lock for ,his.,little brother
Otte often hut ww
elcome Olarence
lob..
We are sorry to report that John
Sturgeon 18 at present tinder the Dr.'s
Gare. Oa Monday, last he suffered an
attack of pneumonia, and at the time of
writing be is not as well' as his MAO
friends wish.,
We noticed that some of the local,
cdrrespondents in announcing the visit
and was-kicked`isya-calt adult -aid. •
was at once° summoned and all medical
skill was used to belp him,` but It was
found that the:injuries were, fatal, and:
he passed away on' Thursday morning.
On:Saturday he was bu'rieA by the Can-
adian.Order of Foresters, of which her.
was an esteemed and worthy 'member.:
The service at the house at 1 O'clock wast
-k: teilr}Jutslre Qf:: Ripley '
and'Rev. Mr. Perrin, of Chalmers,, both
of 'wham spoke. of the.neble and cheerful:
characters of -the deceased:' Over fifty
brethern of the Order lot the funeral
procession to the' Kincardine• cemetery,
where the list rites were performed by
Rave oil note,., Brother Cree, Chaplain
of the"Order; arod Brother Brown, Acting,
Chiu" hanger; The -•pallb earers were
associates of the deceased: , Rev: , Creel,
Henry Ferrier, George Clatke, Robert.
Scott, George Illack'Well,: Robert Brown.
The;,fatnily have the 'sympathy of tho,
community in "their affliction. °
,ofInspector Bald drew attention to the
p.m. " . Jl-S-c, smile.
trllevrolet (larage• We have this week to report olio of
theaad,lestaccidents that; had happened
deo', p. 'Smith has converted the in nur vicinity fa>r a number et years,
Oraltani Meek, Campbell :street., into a On Saturday last the' Naomi of the Tato
garage and ince a.;(i et=class ettecliaaic In on Siemer was held to the Elbow.
chow', A fall 11iie of repairs for Chet- . t
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stilted. • 4'ji1, Mlcdsol! Ivo doing ohott in the Flo
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No Excursions ihis•Yeat
Because it • is , necessary to forego
pleasure for business in order that: coal,
men and power may be conserved, the
,Eastern. Passenger Association has de-
cided that no passenger excursions will
be run this year, This decision -is'
'applicable to all Canadian railroads and.
not even for Sunday* School excursions
willthere be ari exemption. A railroad
man, speaking of the situation, says.
"The freight..situation is no easier"'now
than it was when the Railway Boards
took action. It is a question of notes-
city. The present is a time foaminess.
not for joyriding, and we feel that Our,
coal, Men and power will all be ntedlik
1 omit l'vo ole, tiZroubr '1-
rolet,cart.' A satfitaaatory Service guar. t rnr' er1nnn .cry tl ut1 ay aft r.
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