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LOCV4 AND OENEOAL
Lueknow Civic Holiday on Monday,
6th.
Mt. and Mta.,-F. r. Freeman are away
1-3 for a vacation at London.' ,
• Mr. Bort Finuth-oz Toronto, spent the
week.eud at, his hoine,herp.
, ! • gr. %rola Freentati inane it businese
• 400. to Goderieh on Friday.
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'Miss Vim' MacDonald, of Toronto, is
*visiting her parents in town. `-
Mrs. 3. McGarry, of Toronto, is re.
uewing acquaintances Luelinow.
' Miss A Elliott, of Eayfielil, is visiting
: sit the hoine of her uncle, Dr. Elliott.
Thendvent of hot weather has wised
- a rush of townspeople to the lake sliore.
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• : Mr. Harry Alton is engaged to. teach
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in. the Witted just „north of town:At...the
70lid-of Kinlose.
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Miss 3,,fisrgaret Miller, ,of near St.
Helens, home after being, nearly a
Year in Mberta. • •
Misses Ada and Frances Webeter and
Evelyn Caswell opent the week -end With
friende in Ethel.
MM. ',Toseph More and family
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aamilbon -are Spending their 'vie*
with friendahere.- - -
M. , ,r• • 6... m•••6,
'if ..gr:;7177.0,.wv
- .ilitclittooto •
Mee„ Einchelo and children, ObieeflOt
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Philip Mc.
Millam
Dr. D. Geddes b€01 gene to Rochester,
Minn, to undergo medical examination
beet
been developing for soma time. 4, All,
use ofso interns' growth which has
who know the Dr. wilt hope to We
b SA restored to health.
.Prociantatien
z uerelik. PrOclaiiu Monday,
6th,, 1917, a Civic Holiday for the VII.
lege of foreknow, and notify Alt CltiZetle
• to Obeetre the Same.
• Dated thit25th.• day °truly. 1917,
24.e, goenrirjentis'row,
DATES •OF FALL FAiRS
Following are the dates of a number '
f Fall Fairs as given by the Agricultural
Societies' Branch Of the DePartinent of
Agq!ulture.1" „,
Lucknow ; , • .Sept. 27-2.8
IciSsardissr.. 4000,00.05E0 ..Sept,.20-21
26-m23
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Duogannon, • Oct
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LUCK
'MEE DIE SUDDENLY
OW0- ONTgii THURSDAY; JULY 2fitit's 19170
Qaynor-Nrs, S. Swan
George; Rising.
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Withj
t,ha ?suit week the residen
• Llicknojoul viainity have been t
tiniest stAitted'rby, the report of the
den de.athof persons known to thew
CoaNtlanii fatriOn•
Successful Candidates
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Single Capiej 3 gaits
MONO TRAOEDY IN
The following pupile Of Lucknow Clew " MORRIS TOWIIISIEP
tinuation :Qwereenceeisful in the
Iolrer School Entrance .to Normal ex.
ts aminetions: A. Alton, AL Urrinftteo, 1-6
!age Finlaysqn, IL Mitchell, a MOW.
SM. Jimmie, M. J. MeeDinialde P. iSfoNat
• The first was Mr. COrfieliiia GaY
'a pioneer resident of Weet yrawan
who died Oh FridaY, July 20, at the
of 81. Mr. Claynor, who. was rem
ably active for a man of his years,
out in .thialeld when he was etric
by heart failure and passed aw
stantly-literally dropped dead, ,
saying Re was one of the -pion
residents of St. Helens district and
widely knOlvill# native of Ireland Ir
whence he carnitais a young man, and
Member of the Ronlan Catholic churc
The funeral was not held until Wedn
day of Ode week, oiling to the fact th
meinhers Of the familyhad to -come fro
Sefwee was held at the It,
hurcli here atten o'cleek, after whi
• •• M'o Itatliwell, 'J. A. Stothers, N.
• Thenipson. This ineluclesall who wrote
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Hore examination. •Thelollowing get
nab, the imine standing emption, having
a. gone to work on . Willie E. An• drew, Stanleyia. Burns, Ethel M. Howe,
Katie MacDonald, Lorne R. MacDen-
wf°3 aide Willie G. McCall, Clarence E. Mc.
ken Milla,n, Ian McRae, Alf. T. Mitchell,
in. Kenneth 0 Murdie As this constitutea
the whole class the results are about as
satisfactory aii eelild be.
the
eer
'war
om
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a -
h.. Mr. Steel Rimier has resigned his
position with the town as engineer in
at charge of thefir0 protection water works,
m and will leave for Calumet. Mioh., early
C.
ch
___Engineer Resigns - -
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minter ...., 4 4 & * • 4 • • Oew. ......•••• c
he funeral Proceeded to thapemetery at
& ... Oet, 9-10 t
• dmay,
041. ' dot.27-3
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Bruaselg• " !v. • O. • Oct. 4-i
Mris, Jamieson left on Fr
.to epend the summer. months
friends in the West. •
Mr and iktre Treleaven of Han
• :Toronto 252 •
-Sept. 10
wit
}Iolyrood; •
MRS. swAir
• Mrs. Samuel Swap, _formerly, Liu
Bel) JOhnetont.was known in Luc
ow, irbere,. until shortly before he
Wisp) a little more than a year ag.
he afttnidneichocl, A. baby was hor
the Swan hone two weekaivo, an
iday a
in
h` Whitechurch
-Tuesd.e.y, July 24.
in August. *While on a visit to 'friends
10 Calunist.recently Mr. Hunter toolc a
poeition as fireman and caretaker which
looks better to hint than the' Ithcknow
position' hi which he -has faithfully
formed his 'duties for the Pest eight years '
ra The'Conneilinis secured as a successor
k- to 110. Hunter, John Nevins who comes
r here from Brussels.
h Verdun
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ley, "Sask, Are 'visiting at the home
Mrs. T. L. Treleaven; ,
Mr. J. A, MacLennan Toronte
a Week's vacation ivIth
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brother at the lake shore.
Mr. and Mrs, jaar Sineltzer *Melo
tit , from Detroit last week and snout a .!
days with' relatives here.
of Miss E, of` Clinton, is visiting al
her friends, Viso E. Feddle. •-•
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Mrs. Rantrame.of viaiting (0e
heitMr:rifssteiatt:ItiWipnitlet.7ibilveu:tar, few'. days AcY1
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ew - Anse Lillian Longman visited 'with, °fa
d • • *.•
1 seemed -to be gen* weltinstirillem
ternoon when the mother developed
„iiillsed her -
ming -04 smelt She - was in her 21st
• ' -Monday,,
„. Miss Myrtle Blear,...of Tiverton, .sperit
• last week with her cousin;,Mary Wilkie.
eall.And a daughter of r. and- Mrs
rchibald Sohneton; of Aelifield. Attic
mpathy is expressed inethe bereave
her brother in Windsor last week. an
• Mr. Ander8014 arrived innile'Sa
urday night from a trip•whieli took h
• as far as Vancouver B 0 •
• -• Mr" and Mrs. Angie Irepougall
the Mr. And Mrs. Palmer, of Hamilton,* the
who lived with hii mother at Hely-
in Loildeiboro.last week attending
• . wedding -of the latter'e sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Jtolnies and M
Perkins,of Glorrie, were Saturday Visite
Summer seems to have 'arrived atiast
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k and baying:is now the order of the day
Mai Nellie MCMullen and Miss Elea -
willies, The funeral,. which was firs
t. Mrs. Robinson, of Belgra`ve, , spent la
t nor Finnie were Sunday guests of Mrs.
flounced ter Thursday, afternoon
was
ira Sunday with lire. Mar3r Morrison.- '
tor postponed until Sunday at 1:30
• hick: •
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1,- GicoRGE !twig° '.', . .... .„.
The excessive keit of Tuesday gauged
, death of: George ••Rising, a young
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ine Baker,'•of,Toronto, visiting at,
ere . •
• thelionieof *kite,
Miss. Jennie Walden,- who has• Spent*
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the last two weeks with friends in Mark
- arrived,honwon.SsiturdaY:'
a
isiting at the home of Wm. Barbour. ma
• - Mr, and Mrs. Dan -McKay and children rood
the aftnr.nocur when: he iitiffered
IBS
of B Niels are visiting with friends
He was at vverk on a load of hay
• ri,„A,rnold Cowan and two-
' • Grace and of Torotit%are visit
with the forMer's'mOther, Mrs 'Cliff; '
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• . Mrs Campbell and daughter,: Alva,
• anu spending a vacation wi
erparents, Mr._ and Mrs. das. Taylor.
Rev. Mr. Graham and Rev. Mr. Boyle, ICU
o, of Belgrave, exchanged pulpits on Sun- c no
ng clay het. ; hou
hav
frienfle Bluevale over•Sunday.
Fra
• A few of our young friends held held a
moonlight picnic in Blair's ()rove *one
• night last week. Alt report a most en-
• joyab e tune. •
No service waitheldintlia-Pine-River
Presbyterian Church Sunday evening,
owing,to the re -opening held at, Bethel
Rev Mr. McArthur, of Kincardine, oc-
cupied the pulpit and delivered an lex.
cellent discourse on "Influence." -Je
took his text from Romans 14: 7, "None
'Of us hveth unto ourselves. No man
dieth to himaelt." Miss L. G. Welsh
favored the congregation: with a pleas-
ing solo.
ke;TIViippears
to have been it part -
lady severe case, as he did not regain.
scrousneas,:bnt:passed away in a.few
re. The family came out from Eng
. 4r,,, and Mrs. Donald Malevin,
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Goderich, spent the weekend With the
latteets parents, Mr. and Mra. P. Smelt-
, • Dr. 0reelmanithys that Ontario farms•,
are short about?. fifteen thousand men.
Sounds likelliat'used to edam) only from
• • 'the West, - 4
Mr. jack King, of Winnipeg, who is
• visiting his folk at Oorrie, called on
friends here yesterda3r. Re was meow-
• fan
, Miss Lillie Paterson, Miss Helen ..and •
of Master Scott Paterson visited with boYs
d a fewyeare, ago; arid two of the
have since re -crossed the • oeean,
ing enlisted the 180th. Battalion.
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palsied by Mr. Dawson, furniture dealer
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. 1-4OW:ik'nownot now SPY -1101, Sask., Mr. and Mris W R McDonald return-
"' C3111616146atift 4.116.4.4110 -04W --.4a ran oputairrtlio'Weir
made his first call on that part • Of his.
Mr. and Mrs, •Victor Durnin, acCom- aangreggion residing „ on the 4th and
Ponied by Re. HowardYounton, Mrs. 2nd concessiona of Kinloss Jut Tueli
, • - Fraser and Miss Fox, motored over from thy. ••
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Ooderich on Saturday and visited at the
home -of Mr; and Mrs, How* LATEST • %kit NEWS
rte. Gordon Taylor, of Exeter, who The latest- news from ,the;Thissien.
11" been 111-rxtme°44-the t!snel)cAtter,f. irnnticattindetheleritAinfthe-theist-
' • - - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Tor 4c1 kat interesting of the week. The rm f
• Miss Maggie Laidlaw ,will lead the
nk will be remembered gie having
trained -in Lucknow for a time The
r brother enlisted- at Teeswater.,
rge Was in his 28th. year, and, like
brothers, a young man of geed retin-
an. The funeral to Greenhill Om
will be Ilea thia afternoon,
Guild*meeting on Sunday night, The • othe
subjecp What our Missionary Doctors Geo
are doing in %MOM" his
Mr, and Mrs. John Milks, of Brandon, •-t,atf.
;so. visiting "with the former's; brother, wry
Mr. DaVid GRUB. It irtinfir fi tti
east 14 years: ' • '
Mateking visit friends lit Detroit •
Kifilough•"
•-Tuesday, July 24.
Mrs**Ed.. Percy is leavingthia week td
• fourth Con, Kinioss Ha in is f 11
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--7_Mondaye Jely 237
karrilehas hecOnie general nlcing the
4th -.4 wonderful crop.•
• formerly of -tof he lisps of returned -freer Toronto on Monday.
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was in town- Monday and TilesdaY. He ed3o.theirtaim.e On. - iil'aturdar Jaimile"
nuier, who Very.stiddeolm
•Mimeo Beatrice and DonaldalicIetosh
-Tueday, July 24.
Marion Jamieson is visiting her uncle
A• nson Finlay. • ' • -
Mon Belle Errington spoilt the week
end at Mr. Thos. Anderson's, •
• • Allan Pinlay returimd tday from
few days' visit -with Zion friends,
A..org_m4
. A"
year and a half and home on furlotigh,
is visitinrwith Mr. and Mr. D. S.Mad,
Donald for a few days. -
• iViARKETS
• (Corrected up to ViTettheiolay notin)•
Wheat. • .. • • 4 • •10,6
Oata••46•064•6••••1+:11
ItarleX • • * • • i • • • • • • Y •'c • •
Ittittlet) • * 6 11.6616.'27 30
zggs, nevr*laidt66606646666•• 20 30
7'010024TO MARKETS
zintenvit OP Tars WERE
Choice heavy steers... 25 to $11 SO
Choice Il 00 to 11 7.5
Choice butchers' COM .. 8 00 to 8 SO
Good feeders 7 73 to 8 SO
Good Mit& COWee 86 00 to 120 00
Hoes, -fed and watered. 15 25 to
2 .50 to 2 SS
Goose Wheat 2 SO to
Timothy Hay. ..*.; IS 00 to 16 00
Itggse near laid .4. 40 to
Butter, Creamer Feints 38 tO 3.
fowl imitti, nt4t.
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the youngest republic appears to be.. re-
reanng on a wide front, over the ground
recently won from the Austrian. The
guesiatui make no serionstiflort tostand
and are destroying or hieing VOA *stores
of food, aininimition,and guns. -411 of
which is of the utmost •importance to
them. The retreat is duo to a lick ,.of
dicieliue-whle bsttalinns and divisions
refusing to obey the Ordire Of th
e snperjoi,
officer.
The success of the actinium is most
unfortunate, coming, ha does, at
Stine when thei most needed eticoUrage-
merit to Iteep their people true to the
Kaiser and his war lords.
The Gerinans are attacking the French
positions in, a mariner ••which 'suggests
the great ekurctotake Yerditin. So far,
however, no (coniderable success has
been won,
.An. attack by the Brutal all Along
their Tint has been predicted for sothe
thne and artillery Are Said to surpass
anything undertaken so far in the 'war,
is said Oa be. in progress from the North
Sat 10...1441olitherit enci-ot the: British
•rs. Andrew, of Zio, was the
guest of Mrs. WVitothers pot of last
week, .
Miss Leila Blake spent, a few days
this week with her friend, Miss Eliza-
beth
Mr. and Mrs -W: Treleaven vent A
leve -days last -4eelc' Visiting their old
neighbors on this line. - •
• Mrs. 3. Kilpatrick adMiss Margaret
of Crewe, and Miss Bessie MallOugh, of
Teeawater, spent Friday at Satn
pattickl• . •
We extend to Mr.. andiMr8. 'George
Situndere our hearty congratulations and
at wishes for a long and happy voyage
on thematrimonial sea,
Rev, and Mrs. X. Kilpatrick and
&slighter, Margaret, of Sbeddon, Mrs;
Knox and Miss glance, of Goderich;and
vs. J. Hopson, of Toronto, slatted at
Kilmtrielt Friday.
The W. M. S. was well re,
preeented at the regular monthyineet,
ing held at the home of Mrs. Thos.
Rieke on Thursday afternoon. A good
program was given, and refreshments
served at the close. Quite a number of
visitors from LueknOw and elsewhere
were-Preeentsamouit-them 50s, tr, Mo.
Kon!lh' And 0001 Of Detroit. •
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y g u swing here, and all
report•e: veiy heavy crop. •
• Mr. -Wesley Boyle is hating a ceint
wall mit under hi a ifeck,Witt,sOne
of Lucknow, has the job. • ,
-Mr. and Mrs; 'Amine -Robinson a a
family, who left Ithicardne. this spring
for the West, have retuiiied.•
vt,tiMr7MAX88-Zire-pettdi'tir-rn8-
of Teeswatere conducted the iservice here
on Sunday, and Rev. Mr. Stewart will
poach next Sunday. Rev. Mr. Little,
of St. Helens, will conduct the . SerViee
the two Sundayts folloWing.
J. N. ▪ McKenzie is at his home this
tamer
• --..Tuesday, July 24.
•!Mitl Lillutu Owen' is visiting her sis
ter in Bruce Mines., •
Mr.: and Mrs. D. it ."IfelCerisie called.
on frienclajtere to day
Lillian Wallace, ofa:Aeie!). is. *fait:
ing her friend, ',Annie McKezie.
• ;Misses Annie Scott and Jeosie Buck-
ingham left bits morning to visit friends
in Ayr. •
• Mr. and Mrs. I). McKenzie and ail-
dren returned to their hoe in the West
yesterday.
Mit* Tena AIeai, who has 'coin-
hpelerete:.i hertraining as nurse in Toronto
Geeral Hspital, is visiting at her honie
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Miss /salmi Walker, who has Com,
pleted a coilme in the Stratford Boemese
Colege-leifor Toronto this morning,
*heft She expects to gets
firm James ?ifcCracken, who with her
husband and young son lived on the 6th
concession of Morris Township, Huron
Co., wits•on Sunday evening the victim
of a abooting tragedy, which at thetime
of writing is not - known to have been
intentional or aicidenta •
Her husband, in whose hand the re-
volver was when this fatal 'shot was
fired, Rays the 'Shooting was accidental,
• though the circuinstances attending the
• tragedy might suggest otherwio' A
• After the Woman was shot through.
•the head McCracken, according to his
Own story, put the gun to Ms own head
and fired. Tim bullet, however, only
grazed hie teinple. •
lifeCracken is under arrest on a charge
of Murder, Domestic 'relations at, the h
MaCtitchen Immo do not appear to have r
been happy. -
According to McCracken's story;
Sunday morningwhile he, his wife a▪ nd d
little son were out for a Walk, •an auto- •w
• mobile drove up to the house. •The r
auto 'contained Mr. Wm. ICearney, who o
ives on the 4th ef Morris, his wife, two b
children and .-Mr. James Thyne. Mr.
Kearney offered to take Mre.MeCraelren to
on a trip to Alma, saying they 'would be ce
Married at Winnipeg
3,14unti-ase.
(The following Marriage notice is from
the Winnipeg Tribune of July 16, and
is of local interest because the parents
of the bride were reindentsof Lucknow
until few years ago;) •
Announcement, •ia made• of the mar.
'liege ofMyr. Victo,s,: elder daughter
• of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roe, to A, Jam -
spa Martin, eon of the late Albert L.
Martin, of Belfast,' Ireland, which took
place at the family residence, 410 Victor 4,
street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Nev.
Hugh J. Robertson, pastor of Home
etreet Presbyter'• , thumb, officiated.
,The bride,who Was unattended, wore
a Martial &Armand. model suit of Ereneli
grey with touches of blue, showing a.
bleas of white 'georgette crepe, Her.
at was n small Leghorn with two aig-
ettes. She carried a sheaf of American
•Beauty roses.• •
Mrs. D„ M. Cameron played the Neu-
elssoim wedding inareh Pink and
hite peonies decorate& the drawing -
"1", in the corner of which was bank
f palms and ferns, before which -the
ridil couple stood.
After the service, the gileets sat down
a dainty buffet lunchenn. In the
Ord of the tablee on which Were lilies
the valley, whitestreaniers hung from
e chandelier to the wedding cake:.
Mr. mad Mrs Martin left 'for a short
ay at-Minaki: The bride travelled in
blue silk sport suit' with oyster trimg
lugs and a white Panama bat
Upon their return.. to Winnipeg, M
d Mrs.. Martin will rside at Suite. '217'
aidon cOurt. • ,
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Hifi FARMR. AND C01413RirflON •
There ts probably no class an the
mimmunity that • will benefit more by
Conscription than the faretieg !lass.
The lack of proper help lit the. greatest
beck • about live 'o'clock. ; McCria• ken of
objected to her going, but she went. th
McCracken went over • to his father's
place and returned -home -shortly before et
the auto came -back front Alma. Mc- a
Oradell says: "i put a revolver in my in
*trek and went out • and spoke to
Kearney, and told him he was not a man au
of inuch principle le do. 'inch a trick •as W
he had don." There appears to kave
been some hot words 'before the unto
Wont emay and the MeCrackens went
into the house, where Mrs: .McCracken
gave her 'husband a "lecture"
They went out for another walk, and
he saps: "I had my hand the retoler.
in IV -Pocket, when life were down by
-the, pig pen, and told-niy Wife that if
• anything, else happened thatafternoon I
should use It on myelf" • -. •
He says further: "I went 10 draw the
•reolverirem my pocket and she snatch-
ed my arm and tho revolver dischrgd'.
• 11:dzfflculty iVindth*wh:heils thtiei eirnehiPeas%ted
•
e ot
demand for production it is moreacute-.
felt than even in ordinary times;
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Prices are good, the demand for farm
nee is-unlimitechlytit-thrfailiter '
Often Obliged to foe7tlie opportunity
Which these advantages offer tecainse of
thelack of labor •. Conseil tio if
ly
Tbe-blillirirent through her head "
Bow she got her head in anemia ,his.
pocket is net explained.
t •
He then tried the revolver on his own
head biit got only a' scalp wound. He
then Went back to hie father's place and
had him call a doctor by phone.
McCracken Says that he and _his wife
never had -serious quarrels, and had not
been separated, as was rePorted.
_Following the coroners' inquest into
the circumstances attending Mrs. Mc
Cracken's death the husband was taken
to Godench jail to awaittrial_ atthe
Fall Assizes. '
Zion
•• -Tuesday, July 24..
Raying is the order. of the day.
We wish Mr and Mrs Geo Saunders
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many years of happy wedded fife.
' .Misses Annie andifargaret Clarksbn
spent Sunday with friends in the bulk
Mr' "n't-Ais---TI:lPIinE4o0sit.0.;.-ate
Mr. and Aldrii. Herb. &others, of Dun-
gannon, visited at her home last Satur-
. Master Ailan -Finlay, of Mafeking,
visited his cousins in this locality this
•
Some of the.....„Zionites*tended -the
bill game 'held at Belfast on Friday
evening. • • •• •
Creek, spent the week -end at the latter's
. .
Mr. and Mta. James McKay, Willow
home here. •
Missea Lizzie Helm and Myrtle Rit-
chie have passed the Entrance exaniin
Mons. • Congratulations, girls.
.Lurgan
-Tuesday, July 24.
• Alfred Wilden lost a jthluable horse
last' Mooday;
Mis Jennie Walden returned hem°
from Markdale on Sturday.
• Mrs."Capt. Btown and two Children'
• have retutned from Toronto.
• Mr. and MraMaynard, of Kincardine,
were visitors at W. Reatty'e bn Moday.
Mrs, Geo. Lamoritand Master Blair, of
Appine are visiting at Mrs. Gee. Blair*
C. 11.-Veraiand
of Hainilton, spent last Werk,at Mrs.
Geo. Biwa.
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ofjunk-rag old_ PALMA, rubber, Iron,
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Vhone 79r Goderich•Rurat. •• •
ITICtiER ESTRAY.-Camet0 the probleis et • ' • ' - -
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the tmderniened. Lots, Von. 4. KInloset. on
or *tont Jen* 18, 1917. abetter:. appareutlY - • . '
2 leave old. •••Owitel- may' bailie }mute on
• • proving rroperty and paying expenisee. , . .-_,- , •-- - • •
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'!-•11/-. -.. •• ". • •• Ptiotto 11 on 46, Lnekne',4 • ••••
DE. PARICER;()StROPATE4 et Vain Rouse
Lucknow,, everyWednesda afternoon.. All
chronic diseases au -
teopathy TemoVes the physical 'causes of
digests). A41 he I
quickly seourelattervcilt=nt:stritntmEM
80.1.hp! OsteePathr than by any other mpthod.
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0HICRNVANTICD.--For Nola, Ash,
°"321811ceel3PLA; OtaReer-
287-p. ", • " Itat• No.7. LitekoeW
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perly enforced, should- prove a .remedy JOSEPH AdINEW, Notary PubIle, convey..
for this need. It may,at first sight, ap- rultegi Bintrffilltreeinefilahr ilftersgst4415sPlifti
pear paradoxical to suggest that the 45:"Ienruistrgtrd14'1)3T:sf)(4111:41ear
withdrawal of of • men for the Army will. • -
enable the farmer 10 obtain nere help,
but it iightappreciatioti Of the facts will
explain the seeming paradox. . Thefact
is that there are plenty of men to sit
both reinforcements to the trenches and
help to the farmer, but they are at pres-
ent so distributed as to deprive both the
trenches and the farmer of the needed
help. Conscription will give the Gov:
ernmant such a power of reditribution,
as to enable them to put the manpower
of the country where it properly blongs.
For Sale
THR,ESHINGHICTFri. ,Surninenlitra,,,,,,tOrLinett•
or and blower run one wagon; vvpiros.en,
Eine, 20 kn.:traction -71tMunuaw, It.
Vangannon. -Phone. 78 r IL Ihntgannon - •
VOR SALE -Good fraine 'resident* with etene
foundation, on Havelock Lucknow (be,
inc- the residence oocupied Tsir. O.
Bidden). For particulars apply to mu&
Da. MAVOlgustorr.1tIplet. 28-dtfo. • •
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• 1otice -
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' For an mattere regarding Gireenhin oteneteti
rarer to D. 0. Taylor Secretary.
• -At present the Military autlioritieenre
obliged to t'ake meewhere they can get Ahevroiet--Oarage:-
thenr and thersonietimm_tes
ironi7thirtiqins_whereZtlie:KitKin
iitrensaliiany youn
,men who were brought up on farms an
who have the necessary knowledge
farnung operations are engagd in non
essential occupations. The productio
of munitions, for-exaniple, ia a,n essentia
• occupation, but there are many ' young
farmeramorking-inmunition-plants-,-not
as expert inechanics, but at work which
could be just- as well done by older men
Or by women. The. enactment of • the
Military service Bill will enable the GO7
ernment to bring all theseyOung roe
under contiol and to put theni where
their energy will he used 10 the greatest
advantage for the welfare of the State.
There is no lack of material in the 001111
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try for there are aflemit a million pro
• bably a million and a half, melt .mili
tary age and :many a man who is work-
ing In a lawyer's ofilce a motor garage,
a shoe shop br a dry goods store hashed
a farm education, and • ahould he in the
trona es or on the farm. It is, there-
fore, to the interest of the farmer and to
the interest of every essential business'
that the Government should be in a pos.
ition so to vo-ordinate all the forces of
the country as to obtain the bestresults,
o doubt the majority of farmerateonld
welcome conecription -Apart from any
uatrof self interest, but it happens
that in this tate linty mid enlightened
self Interest March togeher,
1G-rahar4rr-L:arrB1=ottities.thin-pbell-cStreett!ct'inea . •
garage and has first-class tnech'iinic- in •
d charge. A. hill line of repairs for cher,
of rolet cars,. A satisfactory service guar,.
anteed. • 3-5-tf.
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t • Notice to Creditors'
Inthe matter of the estate of0Iara Allis,
late of the Village of Lucknow ia •
the Couet3r of Bruce, de:`'
ceased.
Notice is hereby gltenthat all tenon; having.
any claims or demands against he late -Clae
Alli. who died on or about the Nineteenth
day of May. A.D.19174 at the Village Of Luck -
now in the County of Brute, ate required to
amid, bY Post Prepaid or deliver to the under
Ellgod. agent for Rodger executer under
the will of the Stud aqua their nettles
and addressee d
in writing . •
of thew eleinis and etatemente Of theiricoc•Unts
=. and ot'theilecurItIesit any, held by
them Itulyverined b ailldavi.
An take notice • t at after ths Twentieth •
day of August 1917, the said Rodger Allin . '
proceed to distribute the ands of the fetid de-
ceased among the Oients entitled thereto,.
having only to the claims of which he
shall then haVe had Mace, and that the Skid
Dotimor•Allin Will not be liable for the bald
assets or any patt thereof to any person, of
whose elihn he shall not then hate recejy
netiee.
This notibe is given pursuant to the statute' •
in that behalL
Dated at Lucknowthis 21th day of $uly,
017. •
Matsu AtttN,
Agent tor the Said fwager Anis:
Notice to the Public
espilesing Ott the property of the
indersig-fied for Berry -bitting is forbi&s„
de, and hereafter persona found- tress .
•244-o ' • •
• posing will be prosecuted,
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