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LOgAL AND OENERAL
Aft end iltre, Wm. Devidion *revisit,-
ing in Toronto this- week
,4tr, Aral litra. Wm, iiMith *re vjting
re1tive » torMktO thie Week.
LticknOw was a geed e,xeMple Of the
deSkirted ,willage on Labor. Day, -
*Mies 'Markin *Lead la :borne froM
Toronto for e few Weeke' *Cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Thais, f3mith spent,Labor
Day at hie former home neer Vara.
Mee, Belle Rebert,son ettended the
milhnery openings in, Toronto last wee*.
Mr. w, w, and dsugh_t'ers Kath.
ereitttending Toronto Eihibiima.
• The nextbig event in. Lucknow
• bathe Faii, Fair ou Sept. 97th, and 28th,
Mr. Ivan Coulter, of Wheatley, Esse*
Co., as visiting at Mr. .7.3, Henderson's.
Miss McCallum has taken the posi-
tion ea teacher in Murray's School, Kin
-
hiss, .
Miets Dean Geddes returned on Mon-
day to Bayfield to reauele her dukes as
teacher, • °
aliss-Mildred SPOlite has returned to
A.dolphuetown to reeniMe her ditties is
• teaolier. •
`Get your fertilizer for fall wheat now.
Cerlond et -dan's SUM -Ciop; just iinlea&
ed.-tG. S. 'Itoneithoir. . 13-9.,
Many from the Allege and y:
_ are atteritlink the big show at • Toronto
this week.. . •
. Afristiftert•-•Fitilay is-litinin'frchir Per
•ghs liOsPital;'where•rshe underwent two
' operations. . • ' .
• Mr's. •'Opledter !went - to Toronto last
. week to spend a few.' weeks,with her
daughters • ' • - -
_Mt :James -Itobertsbn •and •bis eon,
-- Alex of Teesviater, called on Lucknow
-4.-ftiends onSaturday. - • • - • •
Mee. T., Watson and son, 'Malcolm, re-
turned -on Monday from a month's visit
at Winnipeg and 'other Manitoba points,
. .
• Maisel' Elizebeth Wilson and Leola
Nayorbave returned -home -after -spend
leg a tett days in Troronto and Niagara
. •
Mr
, • •
R D, emeritn as in Glamis on
'Sunday where.he delivered two address-
es in the • interests of the Downturn Al-
liance •
gra Reit:Mille. and her deter,: Miss
Evelyn llellney, left last week to ioin
Mr. Mille in Toronto, where they will
reside, in futons.
• Mins, Gwendolin McLeod, 'a phico,o,.
is home on her annual_vaeation. .She is
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accompanied by her: friend, Miss Lucile
PateMen, of New York City..:
-,Mr. F. T., Armstrong returned front
Dunrilille km Monday Where he attended.
• the *funeral of his mother who, from the
effeete of a fall, pulsed away in her 80th
-yeer. •
Mi 'and Mrs. R D McLean and two
thildienier,Witinipeg,- left rect;11,1etidaY
morning for Toronto after • spending a
short -time with the former'"Sister,
•-•17?-,40 - •
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Carload of Ontario Fertiliser, special
fall wheat brand, made by the Davies
Co., new ready. for delivery et- the stat-
: ion, Win,14. liftionnusow, Phone 142,
latcknow. , •
Mrs. R. T Phillips went to Toronto
last weektio attend a Meeting -Or the
()num Conamittee for the eonservatiOn
Of Resources The meeting was held in
the Reception Room of the Parliament
•
-Buildings on Thuraday,-Ang '30th, Of
• the busieess transacted at this meeting
the people of Ontario will hear in the
course of a -week or 40.
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MARKETS .
(PorrAdied..t1p tO.%.1.!ettiteethii noon)
VT 1101,11.‘ V •,.1•40'64.•••••••
0ate/4101:64 $$$ "000)0 *life*
Barley b..* •
,Butter, .. . . , . 35 • 38
Aggi, new laid. :0 ....4.04 41 42
Hoge, . 11,1004,00 ... . •••••60. 17' 25
• TO1101,TO.'MARILtr$
TtThiloreAlt OF trini WO* -
. Choice heavy steers...411 15 tolla 25
' • Choke butchers , 11 25 te '11
Choice bittchers' eowa.. 8 00 to 8
Good feederi 8 50 to 925
. Good Milai COWS, , 85 00 to 120 00
Mogi, fed a ttd watered, 17 75 to
Past Vehtlit............ 2 50' to 2 60
Goose Wheat .04 • • r • • g SO to
- 13 00 to 1 00
Tiggo, new laid 45 07
Hut, et, f...es.iiiery Prints. 43 to
sot, 36 toto
44
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Luatriow,, to: KT., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER: Me, 19I7
Mr. end Mrs, Will Berber find 0114:
rent Jack and Lorne; who were visiting
Mrd. $L. Campbell, left yesterday for
their hen* in Revelstoke* Il O. .
Mr. from rritiihmr hom sefored. hie.
Oonneetion with the Murdoch 4041110K°
etoto where Je bas been for over 4, &ma
Yearn., ban taken a pesttion in Tor-
onto.
Of Interest to .Ladies
The Style Show at Aturdoeli &Own -
teen's store on Sept. lith, and 12th.,
will be an event of unusual interest to
the ladle" and girla of Lucknow and
vicinity, The "ahove' vfill be conditcted
by an export, using hyrng mbdel, end
will be quite equal ter anything of the
kind put on in the citiea. shadier in
tweeted in the new fall styles of cats,
suiteand dresses "should Alvan them-
selves of tide rare opportunity,
010,.
• THE MEN IN KHAKI
In the list isetie of The Sentinel we,
reported that 'Sidney Towle had been
wounded in France.' 'A few days later
official notice of hie death was received,
the wounds having Preyed' fatal Pte.
TOwle'a early -home -was a few ntilerweet
of Lucknow, but he enlisted in the West
where he was a railway engineer.. He
went 'overeats with the first Canadian
-force- frollralcartier, and through two-
anda-half years' service as stretcher-
bearer be seemed to beer c eharnied life,*
for he was innth of the tinie in the moist
--uapgeroueparts of$he.., battle. fbeld, -and
through it all escaped' Without a scratch
until he received the wounds which:.
:peeved fatal He wan. •a splendid- type
of 'man all round; and is moat highly
..epaken.ef_ by ell Ade Ranier eelsociates
and friends.
In a recent letter to his heine-here,„
Sint:. 0. _Spence 'stated that he _hid
.coMplertely recovered fiern the wound in
his fodkand was .agein ready or active
iterviee. _ •
Our Teeswater correspondent states
that Mt and alre. John Fraser, OtTeee-
-Watet-tad--noticalast••aveek-that their
:son, Pte Harold Fraser, had been killed
in action on Aug, 15th, ..
Sergt. Charlie' Pauper has returned to
England 'after ',pending a few weeks
with his family here
Huntley Gordon, Who haa been ex.
-pectect loth: any day for tliateet. week,
las been heard from at Montreal, where
taluts been unexpectedly detained by
what is usually defined as the "recitaps"
of -the Militia Department: There is no
corMintysoto when he will_ arrive.; but
A is not likely to be long. .
• Western 'lei*
• Iutormation wont its about eilop •yen-
ditiona in the West by Mr. A. R DU!"
nin, is noW a little late, asit was intend-
ed for last week when the tieutinel was
not issued. Mr. Parnin reacted Kepple,
Seek, on Aug. 17th, and describes the
weather as then very hot. "- He . nap
there is great variation in Ale erope in
Manitoba., and ,Seskatehewen. • In some
sectiona they 'milted fine, and ten asides
away there would be practieelly nothine
to harvest. goi?g to Winnipeg by G. T.
"R7, crop looked line, and to the south
of Winnipeg all erops.were teperted very
good, About. Portage la Prairie the
wheat leeked very good, but °ate were
' poor. Between Gladstone and Minna-,
i•
diem erops are fair, and wheat, may yield
18 bus.- to the,acre, For some distance
• west of Minnedoes. oats will not belie'
enough to cut with the binder, and it 18
-largely an oat growing district. Between
Laugh* and Saelcatoon condition's are
-better, somewheat looh as though -- it
night go 25 bus., but most of it will be
about 12 or 10 bue, Weetof Seriketoon
again conditions are Worse, and in the
Wilkie dietrict it le reported that thou• sandsof acres Will. not, be -cut As to
• Mr. Durnin'm own crop, lie puts it -anion
the J'atily,-fair.”-• -Wheat on suntraer.
'fallow may go '10 bus., and on stubble
only. 10 bus. Oats are very mot
School Re,Opens
The LucknOwSchee' 1 re -opened , on.
'Tuesday with every evidence that the
attendance in •the High, School .depart -
anent will be -up to the, standard of the
-Past fewyears, infect thee willtes58
many 'student's as can be accommodated.
There are two Changes in the staff. Miss
.McLein back in her bid position; oc!,
cuined last year by Miss Rutherford;
and:Mists-Ada Webeter is hrthe position
ren•lered vacant by the resignation Of
Misallargenic
•r
Lieut. Will Proudfoot, of Goderich,
. son of Mt W. Proudfoot
• again atnong the wounded, this being
the third time for his name to appear ih
that liet. •
A number of the boytkoT the I80th,
have written to triende here recently.
Theyare still in England and the
still practically all together. Lurid.-
' Cid, Sutherland, who anceeeded Col.;
.Vair_ereeffieer in anamarid, /rits_--areeent.-
iriteut ity:yrantWaliCr 5106fItakeisa
in command of the battalion
. Capt. Erie Robertsbn, of Walkerton,
reported missing after an. aittaid in
which he. was engagedis now known to
have been killed. ' Hie comrades knew
that -hie -machine. had been damaged
while at an elevation of 13,000 feet; and
thathe had fallen within the derniain
lines, • Hie Wife, who ts in England,
einceeded• - hearing -through-- Switzer-
land that the fall was fatal. He was
28 years of age, and an exceptionally
brilliant young man. -
The Pevefe fighting Abut, the city of
Le ,na in whioh the Canadian force has
beenengaged for about a month has pro-
dttced very long casualty lints for °thine'
time A number of dietriet llama whielt
appeared the past week are as follows: • ,
Intar. IN Acnox.-Pte. A. E Wal-
ton, Walkiton; Flight . Lieut Fronk
'Aster, Goderich; Pte. • Ernest Cun-
ningham, Glands; Pte. „Harold Fraser,
TeeNtoitin; Beret, Wm. Wolfe,. 'Walker-
ton; Pte. /oho McAfee, Glands
• D1ZD or Womene.---Sergt Richard
Howson, Whighath; Pte, S. It. Brown,
Clinton,
WOuNDEn.,-I'te, 10. A, Bradley, Tem.
• at*4 Gunner_ts...MeLeod,
It, O. Grahen, Kincardine; Pte. A•
Goderioul
Walkerton.
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Card of Thanks— z
' Mr. Robert buriiin withea, through -
The Sentinel, to thank the pla-ny friend.i.
who no 'kindly gave assiatanee at the
time of the illness and death of his wife
lie Is Oratelni
Pte.- RobertBarbour, Whc has been in
the haispital in Etigland for some tune,
wishes to acknowledge the receipt of
several. pair of socks,' .and to think the
patriotic workere of Lecknow fix them.
21011
--Mondai, Sept'
Miss Helen Wendt returned -to Etom
to day. - •
Mrs ;Ralph Nixon is visiting friends
at Witte./ Creek. • _ •
Mies Mary Melm spent the weekend
with Lucknow friends:
• Miss McCatiOid,'of Lucknow, spent the
holiday at Albert Helm's..
Mrs.. Stroud, gr, .hasreturned home
after visiting for sometime near Ripley,
Mrand Mrs Jas. Stanley,. pen un
day witla the former's Meter, Mrs. David
Andrew:. ,n - - t • -
Mi. and Mrs. Richard Websterand!
family, of /,..uckunw,...,eisitedattAlosreph:
•
Miss Bernice and, Orton .-Lbgani-of
• Purple Grove, -.visited- John ,Eitchie a
few days laet week.
Mr. Joseph Hackett and•Missen Mary
and Janet are attending the Toronto
Exhibition this week.
'Miss Margaret Ritchie has. returned
.home oftef Spending ra month' With "eels,
titres at Peterborough.
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COMPLAINTS op sounits
AND SOLDIERS' RELATIVES
We recently had a connunicattien
front Limit Col. W. J. Erowp, olficer
commending this Military %strict, in
wlitch he points out that relative's of
soldiers, who may feel that they havg
reason for complaint regardin 'reports
of casualtiee, pay i of "soldiers, 'separation
ellowance, assigned pay and Iike plettera,
should .appeal to him:instead of cotn-'
municating *with the press or applying
to the head of the municipality,' as
Lime do. Direct appeal to him will in.
sure prompt attention, while an appeal
to any ether seturee is &mad to result
in delay and disappointreent
He adds that inspite of every care
. .
on the part tittle* fn authority, such
eases are bound to develops while nail
-
0417 operations are carried on on &large
scale Many of thee complaints, he
says, have someroundaticin Aid are pro.
per subjects for investigation. • He pro'
wises prompt investigation of all casea
if referred to him.
A Rule of the Road
A vehicle or car wishing to pass an-
other pin in the same' direction should
pass on the left side Ai, the sante time
the vehicle or car being passed should
turn to the right so as to give half the
travelled, road. On meeting, both ve- '
hides or care should turn to the tight.
It seems unnecessary to give place to
matter,like this - but there are Many who
don't -know yet which way to turn;-
.:tounty-Bowling-Trophy,
A meeting was held -recently at. Car-
gill with the object_of - putting lip a
bowling' trophy to be -competed for I y
the county of Bruce , onty. The repre-
sentatives of the -different clubs present
••were agreeably, surprised by the offer of
Stevene-Hepuet Co. of the Port • Eight-
BruskWorkato present the .county with
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a trophy to. be contested for somewhat ni
the same --w-ay as thalloWman ' trophy;
which has get out of hounds for .Bruce
gounty bowler's on account of having
been won by Toronto and other distant
:clubs. The offer. witakeeented, -and a
hearty vote of thank e tendered *Messrs.
Stephens and litepner for their splendid
gift, The trophy is to be 'called the,
"Keystone" which is the firm's name' for
their product
•
- -Crewe
---afitaiday, Sept. ard
Our School re -opened on Tuesday,
:with Miss McCellutn itt charge. •
Mr. Charles Sherwood spent a few,
digs of last week wittlfr. &Sherwood.
Mts. Philips and family, of Winghain,
are spending a' few days with Mrs.
Rivett. •
Ashfield, on September 2,
1917, to gr. and Mrs. • Percy rinhigan,
a daughter.
Mestere. W. %stir and D. McWhin-
nog took iti the Toronto Exhibition a
fen: days hust eek,'w• q
Mita Maggio Shackleton is spending
a feW dayis With her Meter, Mr. ,J.
McWhinney; of Nile.
IC8628 Irene MeQuoid and -.Vole
Kilpatrick returned on Monday to 0°4-
orloh tarestime their duties,
• Paramount
-Tuesday, Sept 4._
*Miss Howe commenced here duties as
teacher heti to -day:.
' Bert. Bains; of Kinloss, Was at Martin's
on Sendeirdternoon. ' •
Word was received lent week ' that
Ernest Clark was Wounded in Enure.
,Mr. and Mrs. Cassie and family, of
Detroit; have returned home 'after visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mra. Clarkson.
Quite 41 gloom was cast over our com-
tenuity when:word canoe that Sidney
.Towle had died of his wounds: Sidney
-wee aleneral favarite; and aveote Very
'interesting letters home.. ,Ve were look
--ing-ferward-toliahmise.comingi-think--
rnithat'siviiitoiabioWiltefeest7 iieLlifedirt;
-the-front atfirst hand, - Our sympathies
go out to the bereaved family.
•
Verdun
, Sept
at.Mt.-P, Courtney's. • '• '• •
bfris.•T: Scott and Mrs. J. Steele ere
visitors at Toronto Exhibition. ,
MitiS pearl Wilion, 61 lintroit; wes the
• midst of Mies Irene Bradley Thursday
of last -week. , • •
.`' Mrs. Neil Thompson and little dough -
ter "spent a day of lest -week witli her
sister; Nellie McMullen. , •
dourtniY; Mr. Archie- Wirt,
hey and Mre. A. McKay left Tuesday
last for•Witinineg, Man..
Mr. and Mrs Thos.. Manton motored
froM Detroit on Thursday last and are.
spending a few days with friends in,
this locality.
THE KITCHEN CemPeillel .
The "statistical reports show that the
carepaign of the kitchen *den has been
extensively carried litit in the United
States. 229 per cent more were planted
in 1917 than in atip
atmeious year that
-the torealkonfeit Arno -nit -a -to lilia,000
mires more, and that thils garden truck'
meth $300,000,000 Worth foOdetuffs,
STANDISH Mf.0 CROP gOiltPETITION
1.111;KNOW SOCISTY, 017"
Single Copies 3 cents
'Following Ise lido/ theprize winners
in the standing field crop competiti6n.
held In connection with the Lucknow
Agricultural Soctety. Robert Berry, of
St: Marie, was judge. Cats was the
'only Crop for which entries wan made:
name -• einnume varaerr
Alex. liferaod. laeknow. White Danish sst-a
1444. fienderson, a • rawer .
Jobe McLeod, ' WhIteDentith 811-6
W.4. Wilson, 60th Century 81
Bain Philips, Abundance
J. 0. McKenzie, " White Deonish 80
Jas. Poroter. ia 0.72, •.
Jos. AGNEW, Lucknow.
Secretary.'
The Largest Trout
The Markdaler Standard had the fol.
*lowing: Miss Edina Johnston, no N of
Lakeview Bungalow, caught, in the Eng -
_
hall Lake on Wedaeeday efiaet_week„ a
speckled trout measuring 21f, inches long
and Weighing, six hours atter being tak
en out of the water, 3.1b5. and 14 oz. It
IS said to bathe largest trout ever caught
in these' lakes. Fish Inspector, Jos.
Gillespie, pronounced it the largest trout
he had ever seen. •
Have MI They Want
, _
Lieut. -Col. W. .T. Brown in command
'Of Military Dist, No. lonnouncee that
owing to there having been a' sufficient
nu'diber of successful candidates at the'
recent examinations for admission to the
Royal .Military College for the yew 1917,
•no' farther applieations for entrance can'
he considered.* - ••'
Wands
-Monday, Sept.' 3.
.Rev. -Reith spent hia holidays in
Toronto. _ •
Mrsilladdell, of Georgetown, has re --
turned to her hone);
-Mise'Susie McLennn," Of "Deteoit,
Mich:, is visiting•bere.- - - ••
• Miss Minnie MeNally returned -to-La---
Mich:;en Mondik.
-Mrs.' Waikingshaw• and "nieces, Misses •
Bowan, returned to Toronto on ,kriday..,
Messrs. Will Boliiiion and Al1aMc
Kinponhave gone Weston' the excursion:-
, .
Miss Retta McKinnon returned home
• from Hamilton on Saturday from a.
week's visit.
'Miss Flossie McLennan left on Sat-
urday for Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., where
_she is engaged aa teacher. , -
Mr. Camerop; 'of Lucknow, representa-
tive tor Dominion Alliance, Toronto, de-
livered two able addressee to the churches
here on Sunday.
Casualty telegrams received here last
'week were: Pte. Peter K. •McIfean, gun
shot wound's in the right side; Pte. John
McAfee,•killed ib action; Pte. Ernest II:
Cunningham, killed in action-.
School hi re -opened in this locality.
wath the following teachers: _Village,
-Misa-Rettii-Miltinnon; S. S. No. 111
leth. con., Kin, Miss Nora: McNally;
& S.-- Kin -Miss -Nettie
Gunn; S. & No..4, Bruce, Mr. McCauley
-.-On-Friday afternoon; Aug.-3lst, Mr
-
remicA4.7fi
izof this- tillage, passed' awaY andden--
ly in his 81th. year'. Death was due to
heart trouble. The funeral to Purdy's
cenietety on Sunday' was large* attend
ed. TO the bereaved family sympathy
• 18 extended. ,
boy has given, hie life for -ting and tom -
try. On Thursday, August 305h, Mr.
andMrS:Jo3tt.ttn0inghane�the&of-
lbo&al
liotieS that their youneet SOD, Pte.
Ernest Hall Ounmegliant,liiid filen. in
Vrance on August leth. It WU very
sad news, nut only to the family, but to
.the soldier's many friends here, for Pte.
Cunningham had -lived nearly all of his
Young life in -Glands: Ile -was born here
on bee. 12, 1893, and in 1911 went to
Saskateliewan, where he took up a home-
stead. On the outbreak of war he heard
the conntry's Call for men, and, renting
his farm near Sanford Dean, enlisted
with the 2095h. Battalion; On Feb. 29,--
1916. After training for some time at
Campeughes, Man, the battalion left
for overseas on Nov. 1st, 1010, ander-
rived in, England on Nov, llth, There
Pte. Canningham was transferred to the
Eith lteserve battalion, and on May 2nd.,
1917, crossed to -France, where he was
fleiS Mourned by his mother and father,
two brothers and lour sisteirk
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KInlough
-Atouday, Sep. 3.
• *Rev. Wm. Lone and hie Wife, of Em-
• bro, are visiting et Ida former' home here.
AIM Webster, of Lucknow,• visited
her brother Mr. M. Lane, on Onnday-
Friends of Ur Wm Roue= London
e
are enjoying one of his always, Wele01120
Mrs And ;antes Hensel, of %V-
leauare visiting at W. .4.• Blackwell%
Itinlough.
• Mr. Harry blements, of Loudon, is
•renewing•acenaintances here. -Welcome
back Harry!
Mrs. Win. McConnell end Mrs. Chas.
McConnell, of Kingarf were visitors here
last Week. . .
• MisaTilhe Hodgkinson is spending a
few days with her Pant, Mrs. McConnell,
of Kluged. .• • .
Mrs. Ed, Percy Who hats been visiting
frienda in Detroit returned to h3r home
here on Yriday.
The Kinlough Presbyterian Sunday
Sehool will hold its annual picnic in
Wan. Gueat's grove on Sep. 14th.
Mrs. J.•,•Hodgkinson visited' a ootinle
of days hist week with her aunt Mre.
Jerry_Etedikinson, of Riveredtde.
Mranhomas Rill, of Lengside, Mrs
11 .Pettipiete and Miss Sadie Pettipieca
of WhitSelmreh, • visited °their .friends in
Kinlough on Wednesday of least week.
Air, Thomas Wialeolin treated 11i8 S.
S. claim to an auto- trip to Bruce Beach
on Wednesday of last. week, and all of
them report having greatly'. enjoyed the
„outing
USEFUL MAPS,
A Publication which should 'prove of
considerable interest to the Prospective
settler-to-Weetero -Canada hatrjust- beeq-
.
issued by the Natural Resources Intel-
ligence Branch of the Pepar..tment of the
Interior, :It iaktiewp*,eattle "Roma-,
stead, ).164) and, abovfie graphioally • the
exact locatidn of eacb. quarter -motif -in
which 'is stili "available for entry under
the free Goverianient offer of 18e acres
The Map has- t),,priiblielicafinfotir
-selierate sheets, one each. for Mionitehn,-
Saskatchewan; 'Northern and ,Southern
41berta,t,„respeetively, and is available
for free distribution in individual sbeete
or in complete eets.
The Homentead Map isotaen'oefri;
number of maps, -reports and btttin
with respect to settlenient in Western_
Canada..that are available for free
tributein -Upon applicationto the Natural
Resourcee Intelligence Branch. In view.
Of the 'arrangement with respect to farm
labour in Western Canada Counting as
residence on a homestead and thereby
recincing, the period ithin which rat-
idence and cultivation , duties Rust be
perfoi:Med prier to applying for a title
tothe latid also On account of the imPetu• n
which has been given to Agriculture by
the present world Shortage of foodstuffs,"
hedemand for information an the sub-
ject of hempateading la Showing a mar.
FREE BROS.
Studio, Luckuow.
Open Monday,. l'nesdei sond
Wedneadoti,
Now :the, time to bstw*
that Family. GrOup taken
While Owl, are all at home*
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN'
MONET TO IOAN.-On mmt.as end mace
at reasonable rates. Fire asurance. but^
Stock and Mutual Companies. Convey..
ancingdone with neatness and despatch.
GM1. A. idIDDA.14. 13roicer. imam,*
fiTYR POULTRY V4NTY,P.-r111,._ cask
• prices paid, •iaavies orders. at sentistebes
stortz lobo -fibiboat gado natiiee'rer 11 Made -
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vss.tre, •- • 13Knont Ooonsali
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RR...PARKER, 08TE0PAtEL st Mtn House
-Luoltnow,eyeryWednes Afternoon..A.11
• chronic diseases su y treated. Os-
teopathy removes tha ishysical cause, of
disease. Adjustment or the spine I more
quickly secured and with fewertreatmente
. by Osteopathy than by any other method.
3/4-P.
ROWE AGNEW, Notary LubUc, Convey.- '
sneer, huseranoe. Oettcu•houre Ito 6 p. ni.
• during summer inotalts. • Parsons Wtsblux
business trairsaoted in .the forenoon may
• 8-54fherv's same attended to by appointment;
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For Sale
FARM FOR SALE. -182 acres (the old Cham-
rozo'dtra Ingultttror.tg,Lgofteertheoteislf
good buildings and femme Apply to
7. B. Marone%
6.9.tfe • 11.3. Lucknow.
FOR BATA -Good frame residence wAthetone,
filinatigganyntt2.,441C4201, 00-
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apply to MRFi.
tatitiorglYsirgtfirelsuley.
Notice •
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For alimatiersiesiardhikvir
refer to D. 0.,l'af - " Satre
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-Laurier. -
ees
Miss Madge MacDonald visited 'friends
in this locality ever, the holiday. .
Ur. Henry Brown, of Paisley, is re-
newing old acquaintances Around here.
Miss Sadie Parrish, Of Goderich, Was,
the gueatof Mrs. ltJ MacKaiiie laii
the Misses llriCkenbridgi, Of
spent the week end: with. Alias Agnes
• H. *Ti:ei.t and family- have re-
turned tO Chicago after visiting her
parents here.
Mrs. King aini:Mias Mend Maeltentie,
of Detroit, visited the lattet's brother,
Njil p. MacKenzie,
The Misses Jessie Buckingham and
Mae Johnstone left yesterday to attend
High School in Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Manton end Mr. and
Mrs, T. Jeynes motored from Detroit
to visit friends in this vicinity.
Miss•labitha Kentpton hat rettitTIOd
to her secool in Sheppardion and Miss
Margaret Mackain has taken a school
ne'arAsYfirenlede
MtLoM' actennan, hemp
by Misses Iaobele, Grace, and Marguerite
Milateoe-anoillitoreed to Winds& onBit.
nrdal 12,10, near . where the latter hat
taken tvolool.
langaide
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. -Monday, &Pt. 3,
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Harvetiting iet in full towing withebeemb..
ing whestleablewing
Robert' McInnes and Orville Tiffin:-
-Went to the vrpat -kat *eic. •
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• Mr. David Falconer , *tank new--
Tillyii-Overland ear. Some -elitist •
Rev, Jas. E. Graham hale returned to
his charges after lainanonth!s vacation.
t„. A saddler from here litaire atone ie the
Exhibition and more contemplate going• "
We are glad to reportTreddie Tiffin
on the way to recovery , after his severe
"*-- The Y, P. S. meeting.last Wick was
taken by Miss Marto Moffat the topic:
being, Thy Neighbor as Thyself:P..
which •was well discussed. The topic
for this week is, ..'!My Vaiciite
Tell Why." the leader is RobertMof-
fat. '
Bervie
--Monday, Sept g.
Mina Pearl Hodgins is visiting rien *f d
in Ripley this week., `
Mrs. Gabel attended the Millinery
Openiimis- in -Toronto -last --week.
Misses. Irene .Blackwell and Minnie
amt....swats fewysin Thigh*. „
Mies, Vibrance MacLennan, of the
--Westiavisiting on the Sbuth Line, ' •
few days with Mrs. -(Rea)-Williarins
• Mrs. Dr. Bradley renewed acquaint-
ances in Kincardine for a few dayi last -
week. •
.Mise Pearl Geddes, of Kinloas, is ap- *
ending a week at the home of earb; M.. •
Guest.
Mies Maud pilmore, of lancataimais .
'spending her vacation at Gabel and.
8turite°1s.:
Miss Wanda . Pair' returned front
Fordyce last week after spending a few'
days with Mies Edgar.
Me!ssra. Dail Gordon, Ray, Peter and .r*,
'Lloyd Mildred left on Thursday for the
Went to DASiSt at harvest work,
Mrs. Frank BoYle and two children,
of Con. 10 Huron, are "vending a few ".
deops with laer parents Mused MM. Adam •
Glahn. • ig,„
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Mess Shaw, of Wingharp, is to be our
teacher for the coming year, and Mr. J,
A. McDonald, of Ripely, is engaged as
teacher in the South Line &hoot
•Eev. M, Morriton, Windsor, and**. .
Hassard, of Torontd took services in the
Methocliet ehnrebes on the Bervie cir-
cuit on Sunday.latt. It was Dominican
Field Da,y in the Colinty of Brace and
thejliniTuid progress of the DominiOn
Alliance in TeMpetanet work Were ditto!
dithied ill all parte of the °minty,
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