The Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-07-19, Page 800.11•Igam,
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Avillb-SUMMER
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1 u & UCk1vw Uri
earance Sale
Situ*, July 21st, Ending Sat., Aug4th
T HIS Clearance Sale of Summer Goods affords Great
lionerStving POssibilities to all. Our sales in the
past have saved you money. Come prepared to
buy and again save money. Shop in forenoons when pos-
sible. Read our sale bills mailed this week for partial list
of bargains awaiting you. We have many other extra val-
uta that we had not space on our sale bills to describe.
See the big values in Ladies' Rain Coats. See the Special
Bargains in Wash Goods. Share in the Shoe Bargains of-
fered. Buy Bargain Remnants at Clearing Prices. See the
Bargains in Men's and Boys' Shirts. Some Big Values of-
fered in Men's Raincoats. Save Money by buying Hosiery
at this sale. See the Extra Values in Ladies' Waists, Girls'
Middy Blouses and Children's Wash Dresses and many other
lines. Don't Miss this 13 Days' Clearance Sale. Terms Cash.
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Kintaii Mrs-Conletam. Who- haabeen feelin
unwell fog
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Di&TH kus. MoIrmr.-Mrs«
Dtmeen McKay, formerly of rintail
died he the heaped at Sault Ste. Marie
on Josue 276h. She houllisen in fading
for :some months; She wet in
the hoepital for fur montl* but not.
withstanding all that medical "kill wild
do idle gradually grew weeler until ,the
end came. She was ever patient Zfl
tribidation, net given to nattrutur or
complain, and bore her 'metering all
through with, becoming Christiaia tesige
nation. In addition - to the tare arid
attention of tire Iifepitel unreels, kind
friendiseedlovect 011Pit' diae'whatther.
could to comfort her in her long sore
Wel. The remains- were brought to
rentall and buried in the family ,plot
beside the remains of ' her father. who
died in Marva last; Ike.' McKay was
born iu Ashfield :at 45
Years age. She *ea formerly Misa Annie
• McLeod, second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dineen McLeod,. of kiutaile She
was married to Duncan McKay about
20 years. ago, and luta lived 'since, the
at Duiutit'end -Satdt Ste. Marie, •Be
aidee tier hush -reed she ieayes to mour.
- bee 1008 two sons, Boddie and Jobs, and
two &twitters, Oilrititine 'afid. Margate
Florence, all of Whom havrthe sympathy
of their many friends in the severe loss
they' have ansta.ined. eldne McKay
me, was Owe te Lo
don last week to consult a specialist, It
ie thought that a surgical operation will
be necessary before health is restoied.
lois the general: opinion that crops
look better in this vicinity theA in most
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ple.ces. The ram seems to have done
Ie ss damage and the -crops are more
advanced than any we hoe seen else-,
SCHOOL REPdRIS
S. No...7;$r, flt'-Arohxe Kuatosa;-
°tibiae_
Preintited ficati4E lir to
lionore-Malcalin McInnes, Boss "Mc-
Denald, Garden Melones. Pas --Rosie
Stewart, Marion McDeugiii.
Promoted from Sr to
Ilonore-Russelt Robinson, Ewart 'Web
ster•: l'iiefee-Cliarlie Pinner. " •
TX ee-MurdockSteiware DorothyReid
Angus McDougal ' Reeomerended-
Okay Palter. • • . °
JrePriniet te•SrfPriiher:-Xora Rob -
n, erearna, Blanche Pinner, Roy ,MeTnnes,
Stewart, Mary CamPbell, George
n Pinner,
Gamble„. Myrira Gamble
t - • Amt ,Wgesas.mi, Teacher.
Teesiviter-
survived also by her mother, Mrs. Mc-
Leod, of XhttEtill. also- beethterebrotheree
Sohn, Mardobh and Donald, :and by
three sisters, 'Miss Mary McLeod, at
honaopMra. WM. Mare, Outilachie, and
Mrs. Dr, Simpson, Kintail. Theluneral•
service was at her ereAher's
1‘Boxdiec 01 Ashfield, awl was- largely.1-
attended. The remains were laid to
kest,ite the quiet graveyard hereby, just
cloie to the scenes where her ehildhooci
days were spent. The pallbearers were
her two brothers, John and. Murdoch
McLeod, Dr. Simpeore Roderick
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Kenzie, moray And her eldest
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' • • • • Tuesday July 17. .
--. spending the tAreeli
it:I:Toronto on baldness.
Mrs. Kasemier„and apio, of ToletiCire
visiting bee father, George Forsythe..
Ars. Hine* has received ariebie Ines
-emeefeeneletdittettmeleciree
-111.eio`ertitlgelermit-die-
Alhetell . and keiegtie, of
Toronto, are visiting their grandparent,
Mr, and•Mra. Thomas Mutton..
Mies Clive muphirsuu, ,of Gordon.
. ,--jheada, July 17.
P."11. ArelVey has bought a 11911r. piano.
Mies Gladys McIntosh, who. him been.
lennefor sometime, halt gone to Toront.
IIIMVary Ilekeriiig, • dteDetioikeis
apindirig her holiday* attler litene here.
Mies Margaret MeDonald *Ito hasbeen
in Toronto for some time, is now borne; 1
Mien Mabel How, of Lutknow, has
been engaged to teach in Paramount
sated
1.feltilys Wholesale house, Toronto, is
viral** her sister, Mrs; Dr. Gates.
Peter IL -Mattazi oek.inloss, -paid
eevisitlest-Siturday to Petr MeNtoigh-
toll.-Whe has beeti.ailieg for aome time.
• Bev; W. A. Bradley andlamily leave
to day Tor their summer cottage at 13ruce
eitch. Mr. Bradley expects to be absent
from Ids pulpit for six -weeks;
The LadmePatrote League peeked
&hale latit night; tonteining a very large
suPPIY 01 Ocks. shitte and, ether Articles
for the eomfort of the eoldiers oVerseaS.
!Mae Rose, niece of James Johnston,
eft for the West th'ia wek, intendingto
go as far as B., 0. tte visit her cousin,.
Harry Johnston. Miss Rees expetts to
eturn before bkritrnes.•
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Willim Midford, of Toronto, 1,fre.
Miciferd and son, Arthur, who is re•
newing old ecternintatieee in and about
Ttswatr, officieteri at the organ in the
tethedist duvet: het Sunday teeming.
Ir. Mulford re 74. but Tooke hale And
tatty. He woe forenaoy yeare rest.
Me Blue, Ataherley, spent the
week -end with her fried; Mies isahel
keDiarraid. ,
Mr. Adam 1'i/tittle, tfurotelrne got-
*tea neer eonft
eet, of TeeSerater and iras beon beat*
It_450 by Maareldfnende.
eitert. lie le ledieling a largo eetutia silo
for Malcolm Baton this week.
Verdun
. -Monde-3r, July 16,
Archie Courtney spent Sunday last at
'M. ekrmstrongee, _
Idles Gerlae Hewitt .etaent Sundaylast
as the guest of MiE3s Mary Wilkie.
Miss 11/47.0l11*ToltoiV of Pw' York, is
visiting et the keine of Mr. arid Mrs •3.
Steele.
Mrs. Russell, of Kincardine, Was a
Sunday gilesi' of Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas
Welsh.
, John Mason le at peettene under the
doetor'a eare. • Ws ho e f
-reCoveree
We wish to assure he 8th Con,. „IC:in-
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loss scribe of our safettafter the lloodi
of July let. •
kfr• 0- liege and ttieee, Miss B. KO
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lough, of Clinton, made a Being' trip , to
teid'aCorners last Thursday.' 4
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Culross centre.'
--e-e ' - on ay„ July 16:-
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Haying is the order of the day, ..
Mr, and Mrse Albert Hughes' irisitect
friends on the 8th.* Con. on Thursday,
last.'
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Mr, and Mrs. John Harkness, of Tees
water, Sandayed at the home of Angus
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Mckenzie. .,
, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dickenion nd
children visited at Walter Days' Friday
of last week.
Mei. John- Mckagne, of Teeswater,
Vraited at the home of her btother, Albert
11118.1es, last week. • telpewereele- net, whiclatzeleeiffemeue-
ev o
Conseil as pre adjeirremeet.
Members all presort, will. the Huey. In
the eledr. Mientes of previowi meeting
were rood and on 11106011 Adoptod aud
leagued.
Bills of sect:tints heyrug been, core
sideriel and passed, the following chequee
in payment thereof were leaned: Jawed
Johuteon, inepeetor, for work on 10th
sidemad, $16) le. Prat* Coke iaapect,
ing gravel eontrazt on Durham
toed, 6 00. Mario; Wall, balance con-
tract ort Durham road, 74 4e, Alfred
Webb, repaint to MorrisOn'a bridge, West
%Nam* boithdary, er. 00. John ele.
Kenzie, 40 yarda gravel,. a 9e. Jacob
Miller,&ye grading on Q011. 2. 8 00.
Jecob Miller, 2 (Jaye? work on tole 2;
2 40. D. S. McDonald; culvert on 10th.
S. 32., con, 4, 8 00, Robert Button,
damages toelseep lay doge, It/ 00.
Key Bros,, damages to 'sheep by doge,
2,5 00, Alio McDougelt damages to
sheep by doge, 10 00. John. McLeod,
inapeeting aim*, a 80. Cearlea
7e yards gravel, 6 00. Peter Kenuey,
ditching at lot 14, con 6, and. gravel,
20 60, Ate. Reid., retelling grader from
LucknoW, 2 00. laavid: jelinaten, 76.
yards gravel,. a eo: Choke Thompson, •
•culvert Kinloss and Culrossboundary,
3 00, Dan McInnes, 16 yards grave),
Kinloss and Culrgii! bouadarye 10 00.
Dan McInnes, 135 yard& grevel, I� so.
McIntosh, 70 yards: grairel,
5 60. Thomas Moore; 65 Yards gravel,
6 '20.
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Thee the clerk notilY.Ootinoil oCKIII-
eardino township to, hen dram on north
line cleaned and repaired at as early a
date as poasible.
,Business being ovete the council ad-
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joerned eo meet on Monday, Augiese
13th, at 10 tecloei a• m.
intesiesAin.nuAy, "
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Julylb
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vilrf YELARE
n perfect alth herdly realiae
that we have a. network of nerves, but
when strength is declining the same
nervous system gives the alarm in
headaches, tiredness, dreamful sleep,
irritability, and unless corrected, leads
straight to a breakdown.
Scott's Emulsion is exactly what you
should take- its rich nutriment gets
into the blood and so feeds the tiny
nerve -cells while the' whole system
responds to its refreshing tonic force.
scat & iiowataz4outo. oat;
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Lothian
-Tueaday, July 17.
la:wont:le girl arrived to cheer the home
of Mr, and -hire. &AM Swan. Congratu•
Allise Hazel Anderitore of %xenolith
visited herfrieilte- Greta Campbell,fo
a few daye.
a A fierce electrical and rein sterol o
Tuesday did considerable damns here
Severed' telephone Wee mud wires wer
'bre kea. Lightninga10 sttuck. Mrs
,Roae's house, damaging the chimney
broke a lot of the furniture and window
lights and knocked Coasiderable- plaster
off the walls. Porturiately nobody was
yeti
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COUNCILMNUTJS
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West %wallet& Munioipal .CounCil
met on July 7. Members all present,
Reeve itifallougla. presiding. Minetes of
hist:meeting andeepecial meeting of Juee
16, read and approved on motion by
reteeeirs. Watson and •Joheatione
rtuausial statement read by Treasur-
er W. J. ThompsOu,-showing a 'balance
on hand of $400.66. This statement
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filed en 'notion by Merters, :1"ordon. 414.
otriaeil'
With a petition signed by hireselt mad
10 other eitepaperieet Dungannon, .
ing for r1ief frinai surface water fleeiling
theiriifivEiral properties throug whieleae
ward drain now runs, anl' is inadequate
for the purpose intended.: - e•
‘Metion by Meseraejohnston and Wei-
heirtbat.lngineer be asked to examine
and report to Council. t'arried-.
-Mei3srit'INTevins and Culbert, owner
fiot north, half. 16, eon: p,. and let 17.
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con. 2, 'reseettively, served 'Council with
he necessary notice in 'writing asking
hit the kirk award dram be extended
bout 106 rode peethwerel, also that. the.
fesent drain be deepened, widenecl'and
napr(iod Ooucil agreed to take this
ie.tter tap, at the Sallie tiine asking pet
ttoners to bear with -then, a one
dif-
cnity Was being found in getting. Wei*
f this:kind donee-. e •
Clerk read letter from:deo, isellotk
which he asked that °A Rivers and
rntothers clean putelien Portioee
f Pollock award draiee also that Engin-
cr inspect the same when, .dompio,ed,.
°eon y Johns On and Watson, 4that
n view of the fact that under present-
oaditinbe Council *is unableto keep:
ace_ with drainage sehenies as presented,
at the perk ,,proeure .advice..as to
Miss Rose, Sinitb, of ..POruleati, t
spending few weekta
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frs:Netterfield of Toronto, ePe‘ade .P
ing a holidEty,with her parents lkir and ni
Mrs: Angus MeDonaldi on the 4th
Hey that was cue and coiled before
the- -,consider.,- '0
ably, mustredune its feeding value
gteatly, °
are. Leckheet, of Reston, Mane
„.vvliohes been visiting friends kinloss_e
and also io the T. of 4ora, ',start§ en , -34
her return trip to her home on Taeidai.
'All ;i141 a safe return to her family
tike.
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Our old neighbor,: George .
has been confiaed frieled-sinte he e11f
while going tO the kitchen -for a drink
itbout two weeks ago.' fie is not well
these days; -great .weakness seems to ,be
the trouble.. .
AleyPraset met wth. a serious accie
dent the other day while making' rionie
reairsfiehis holise. la an Unguarded
eminent' he :Steped into ae, opening in
the unanishea floor'and4011, a clisttenc'e
of five Or Six feet. He received a severe
eassed-eirtay 'en July 12 after several
weeks' illness. The funeral was held on
Saturday the 14th. • • ;
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Misses Laura Stanley and •Bernice
Bitickwell, ofeLondon, ate visiting with
the foriner's sister, Mrs. George 'Richard-
son. . "
e' -.A number from' heia."Atereled--thi
fitrieral of the lite Mrs George Bell, Sn,
of-tlie 10th Con. Kinloss, Mendee eef:
thisreeek. .
Lilrgfin
On different puts of hut body We are
glad tosehe is able- to be around' again
and do the light work. 1 and Mr. L.
McIver are making Some lunch needed
repairs on the hill opposite hie, place,
which was badly washed out during the"
recent sterols.
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e--Treadaae jury 17.
Mrs. Edgar and Mr Murray, of Lang
side tailed on friends herdien Sunday
Aliases Penny and Ituby Turner, of
--Mendez ilizly 16. Fordyce, ere vting at the home of
Pte. Thomas Palmer was „home from Ws- It Tithitta •
Onden over Sunday. • .' A number from here attended' the
-eer& captain Breen is visiting her Orange pienie at -Kincardine on Thurs,
sster, Mrs. W. Ough, in Toronto. day They report a muddy tin*.
)drs. jam Henderson las returned Mr, arid Mrs. E lledguis and me
front rioltirie friends. in ohathin. „ end Mrs.,13livet Johnson, of Lueknw,
Mrs. Sohn Gamble is on the' sick lint visited at J. Ileilgins' on Thursday, oe
at present. Her friends hope she Will last week.
&mit be better The eonnetunty was tatl4 y saddened
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William Renee, and Anse Jennie, of me PridaY ot fast week, whetit was
Kincardine, were '''re at George learned tbat Mee George BeiVer.
)31416 one day laet week. tweed away. The decee-- eel wee for
Bethel and AMLerleY Orange Lodges 7th en
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etemany eare, a highly e.#40,11,1ea reeident
tleeited lea te:adverse:1 of the thIln reve: The firamal
e oyee Bialea Gi-ov A. '" "" i"
bee mem enenee exit fouhe day and Monday- to Teeseetter -cmetery VW
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teeornley, ely 19 le spa
Phone No. 10 is at Vour Service
Wt Sell for Cask. -We $4111 aseeper Thew The Credit Mom
We have a Good $tock of Hay Fork Rope
Guaranteed absolute pure manilla.- We
have the 3 inch and 5-1'6 inch for fitting
lip hay loaders. Rope at to -day's prices'
is a .go buy as we are selling at go per
cent. cheaper than to day's wholesale
Elastica and Marmot Varnish for floors
and linoleums °
We- have three first-class makes, of Ray Forks
Cutter, thw.,Samson and Bedford
TT,he 1iadI& a r e made •
from select white ash, the,
tines specially tempered
and every fork guaran- , • •
teed" and will be replaced if found defective. It you' •
,have a good fork handle we' can sell you. the tines,and
save you the expense of . buying a whole ,the.
1-Namel for Graining Purposes
The Sampson Turnip 11:60'
is. the best on. the matket-
the best shaped blade ancl the hest handle of any hoe
Manufactured. • , • • •
Brash Cement always on hand
he Lucknow Hardware & Co0 Co.
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
„what owerpCoencil has if ape) to vin -
ploy another Eegineerele order that the
Seyerel, drainage 'aphereee asked for may
be disposed of, at the same time retain-
ing Township Erigineer whets engaged.
on larger:erodes for 1.1/unteiPality..Car
ried. „ •
Reeve Mellough reported' 'that, no
'egreeinentelad, been ,arrived at dririTig
adrolirllriniiras to- the -WoedseeStewart
and TheinE3,--McQuillen.:.drainage mat
ters. .` •
Wm. McAllister asked Council to pay
One balf nt'llainages, he. having throe
sheep killed. and two worriedby dogs-
The owner Of one dog has agreed to Pay
ote-balt-of °-The Senotticf, 447
although seen, cannot be identiAed. The
neeessarysatfidatit-and inspectors' repert
not being to hand; this matter" laid over
for next meeting. Jas. Anderson was
prted $b for one isheeP. -dvis.
on the report -of Inspector L. Grant.
By-law No.. 5, 4917, .7as.reed three'
times and passed. This 144Eiw provideii
for a line of credit in the Sterling Bank
to meet necessary clisbursements-miil•
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sich.tinie as term!, are collected. ''•-"0- •
Motion by- Messrs.-. -Aitehieon ant •
Johnston that Townildp 1`4,t0.. be tiro „,
mills on.the allceiliat BT-Jaiir Le °
prepared on that behalf. 11arriodr
-The County Rate will.be 7/.10
and 1 mill added for war tax,
Reeve Mello -Ugh reported that he had
aeureci Mrs, Merfougall to act as tante() •
for MO. Kelly et St, Augustine, at ee00_
per 'Week. - 'Motion by - AtteMoon and
Purdon that as reoomniended by Dr,
E. -Oases M.H.0 , that this Musing' be
continued in the meantinie and . that
Messrs. Mallough and Johnston beceni?
rneteee witheowerte.acte.- -Carriedree-
Meilen by Johnston and IlAration that
Treasurer divide County grant- to Red
Croat; Societies•nn the same beset a*
prevailed in February last. '
' 'Accounts for work done and' salariert - ,
to the amount of $456.24 were 'passed ,
and paid on rnotieri by: -Pardon arld. •
Ccitmoil-adjourned to meet August
25; at t p.m, ' •
; W. A. Wisseet,..Clerk. •
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• • Roadter4 . . lo • $950 b
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Courdry CI nb411110
f.oi b.PointofShIpritorst
Prides subject to cliatiof
• • . Without notice .
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liere is n greet faniiler Car because It 13 80 easy to handle.:
All elect* controls ' are on the steering column -within
nature' reach: . .
The steering Wheel iS large and easy tO operate. • ' •
- The gear shiftiteg-naid- brake levers -can be readied without •
• c -hanging your position. • •
n Ts jest ne.eaty for your wife And your daughter to drive the
Overland Light Pour as it is for you. •
An unusual value at an unusually lovV price.
Step in today for a deition,strationp
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