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We hairea nice Ilhe of
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Trunks,Valises. an
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Right.
W. •J; Little
• - 166th Ofileers' Home
A letter:received from Lieut. 41: 0.
McDonald, of the -160th Battaliol, to
Lis father,'Wm. McDonald. M.P.P., of
Cliesley, says in part; "CiPt, Milton
• Aiken ansi.Major Chadwick wept home
-On the (-Olympic with Capt. Roswell
-They will be up to see you.
Major Chadwick has poor eyesight ;and
has been refused permission to 80 to
France, though he is eaixems to go over:
• . with us. 'I supporee there aro many
• . .theories in Bruce an to the reason the
•AlflOth Bettallon heel Int 'been sent to
,
France. In -addition to those already• '
advancedanother reason assigned is that.
General French wants &Canadian j)iv-
ision
kept„here, as he istonstantly ,pre0
--doting an ineaidoe of England.".
.; Farni'Wotheis Will be Exempted
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' -*Eton Military. Service' *
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:•M. Jitstine'"DO6 firstaudgrUent ren -
.4' • Idered as Central Appeal Jiidge-for Cen• z
ads. 'oil Dec.47th. - „makes. it t tieite clear
. „ that fatneworketei are entitled:to etempte
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lea on the rounds that protinetion Must
be lhainteinedin, 'owlet. to sustain the
Military power of the Allies. This judg-
ment of the APpealjuage is binding as..
law 'upon appeal. tribunals and trib-
unals whole country. -
Another Judgment by Jestice. Dag
Aka -that exemption is favored for men
•. with all brothers ,already at the fronkor
in service. .
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MoDokaoir -In loving and affotion-
' atimeinoryef oue dear father, Alexander
• who died L. in Moose Jaw,
, - Seek , December 15th 1916.
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.. • His Weary hours and days of pain,
- And troublesome eights'are past,
. His ever. patient, worn frame
' • Hasund sweet rest itt last..
• Sons and Drolghtere,
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MARKETS
(Corrected. vittennesditY•nOOn)
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Bailey 1 15
- 'Peas- • , 4:4 • • a : ••• 117.: • • 300350
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• , Eggs, new , , 43 43
Hoes . •• 17 25
Valli:INTO MARKETS
•-citoice heavy steers...Pi- So to 12 23
1211oiee butehere,±4...,,,,, 10 Alt-:*.
choice butchers* cowie. 900 to 9 5t1
Good feeders „ 8 50 to 9 25
• • ,,, Good mulch cowe.... .1, 85.60 to 120 00
•Bogs, fed Mid vatted. 13 25 to
Fail' „ ... 2 14 to
Goose Wbeat 2' 10 to
Oats . . ... 68 tot 70
• Tirttothy 'Hay 13 00 to 15 00
liggso new laid .. 58 to , 60
ititttetettbi irinto • 45 to 46
40
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Etutter: Dairtits. .. 3 to •
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-BISHOP WILLIAMS
• ,WRLTES TO RECTORS
-A lettereeeently eddrelleed by Bishop
Willienel, of Huron, to all the rectors
in his diocwie reed* in
pat as fellow
k 41 believe it to bathe duty of eery -
ons at this.time to dolga utinoet to up-
hold wha,t is the only heineureble tome
for thhi ee. nuttretolnlreni, and especially
zor tie wno are mentl3ere of the Anglian
Church, 200.000 of whose Children from
this Dominion have gone overseen to
fight DX our life and liberty, • with the
iiseumnce from la„that: we Would
t.thene,to the utmost o( our ,pnwer.
thin men -and' reinlifces. It 111 1111 •
thinkable for us to withdraw no* and
eo desert not only the high causer -which
we ehaniplened so warmly at. the brat,
but also our own flesh and blood who
have fought so vidiantb in our ateaci.
Loyaly to our brave felloW-churchinen
as well as loyalty to the British Empire,
and Chriatian civilizatton ie'thie great'
oriel' leaves no option but to support
the Union..government.1:, •
quEsnoto Fon THESE 1)/11fS•
Shell Canada: continue to. fight, 0601
she Slink 'from the fieldl
Are we going to retain the honor of
'Canada or we to bp known to the
'Werld as 4 nation of ceiitterst
The Xeleer of Germany wants' you to
votooatagf init.:the Unreel. ,Gfveiin,ment.
Are you 'ping to Vote as he wants • you
ovk'
.Itt your ballot going to be counted a-
long Wfit the ballots cut by the disloyal
citizens ' f -Kitchener :and -the mati-13rit-.
iah votest of 4aeheii, -
If Lauri** wins the election, the woret
element in Quebec will control the goy, -
Do ou want such.
a Otindition to prevail? . If you don't,
voteldi the Union candidate. •'•
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It is eaid that there:. are polling sub-
divisions id Carrick in which the Uiop
Gevernment canaidate;Will get sci4Oely
a vote. They will be '-•alinost ssolicU'for
Mr. Truax. Carrick iso .solid Gentian
iettlenient. , The • Majority there are
known to be pro-Oerinan. and they know
they will, help Germany' by voting for
Mr. Truax. , That is Why they will vete
staidly for bine'. Are, yeti fining • t� vote
With them and help theta to 'help Ger-
many win..the war? -
LlECKNOWIl101i SCHOOL, 'REPORTS
'Feels Garbett, 78; A Helm, 70;
J Smith, 63; W Elliott, 60; McIntosh
54;,P Agar, 47;R Relit 46; EJOhnatent
45; J Keichabaw, 44rA.11)4vIes, 43; A
Towle, 43; E Bowles, 42; Nixon,. 42;
B McKeod, 30.; W• Johnston, ; Howard. •
Agnew,--37-iC -Johnston, 34; ;`31 - Reed,
33; W Alton, 32; C McGuire,. 32; • A
MoNity, 30. A McConnell 27. A An-
-drew, ,27; GRathwell,..26; Harold Ag-
new, 20; J Towle, 40. On metals. taken •
Feint Pickerin'g, 78;
nen, 7.3; V Healey., 72; .1 Hamilton; 70;
-11 DUrniit,. 61; 11 TreleAVen, 59; 3
Butkinghain; 56; P MeCorvie, 54;, V
:Woods, 49; R McDiartnid, 44; C Doug -
hue 44; JohnstOn, 42; M Johnston,
424„ S McDonald,' 39; A: McDonald, 26
." • Fowl Geo, -82c Aitchoson,
70: P Congraine/0; B Johnston. 68; J
.44oDoitaldp674;41 MeOlitrer,r-q7;_A Afton,
'85; ft McKenzie, 60; 8- ritilaysme. 64;
41.-Mente,.;
_62; S Alton, 61; X Melionald, 59; R
McDougall, -.58; M Rathivell, 57;
'Webster, 57; F Webster, 55; S Burnie
551 J Cranston; 55; 0 McMillan; 52; L
McDonald, 51; N Thompson, .51; R
Mitchel!, 47; Barns; 45; (it McNay,
41; J adhere,. 40; W Andrew, 39; K
Murdie 34; J DOOM; .30i A Mitchell,
22. ,
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.1.1.1C1INOW, 0111%-p 'filth:MAY, DECEMBER 15th,t, 1,911,
TRAOIC DEATH AT LAIOSIDE.
- Very sudden and shockieg weic the
death of Mr. George Tiflin, a Leugside
fanner, whielt occurred on Wedpeeday
of laet'week. :He wu engaged in bind-
ing gravel in connection With a road,
contract and waa,at work in. the pit.
Without warning* mess of frozen 'earth
front the bank 'above tante down,' ,He
was bit abOnt the knees and WO Wri•
'bsehwerfhi, the back Of his bead striking
the had grenlid.. It was • thia stroke
which proved fetal. .11elp soon arrived
and be • receVeted OOluleionentss "es. the
weight,wss being removed from hia;egs,
biltjtelvee4o,noener_free_ than he ex-
pired, death being die;44COrinier 1,14,
Gillies explained, to the rupture of. a
MOW veiled in the head.
Mr. TM') was a resident of Langside
district all his life, having been bore
there 4 yeere ago. He kayo a widow
and rout young children, Mit Ti a le
a sister to Mr. Jock Sberriffi of Leeh-
now. 's
The funeral, which was largely attend -
ad, wft held On Setdrday afternoon to
Ttlfin'e cemetery. • The bereaved family
have the sympathy of * large circle of
friends,
:vitt:001;4o Ontr-id.s.
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; •ALLIN-E[001E/Illf •
The- 'following is from the Elmira
Signet:
Signet: At the residence of Dr R. W.
.Faulds on Dec, 4th, lull, Margaret
Viola • Hockney, daughter of .Joseph
liocikney, Parker Ont-, was united in
marriage to Mr` Cecil B. Allin of Luck-
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• The „ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. Culp, pastor of Elmira Metlinclist
church, at high Mies Pars
EuePet and Mr. Evan ..Ailiti attended
the happy couple, ' 'while Miss Hattie
Hoppa'. plitya-Mendelssohns wedding
March and 'little Miss Lillian Eileen
Faulds acted as dower girl 'The' bride
'worelehrewn suit with hat to mat* and
tarried: a baguet of pink -twee ',After'
e-noinediatterelatives-whoevere=pree
the,cereniony Dr.. and Mrs.,Faulde Served .
ent, with Abater. I largo number of
beautiful.ana costly' gifts' were on
play, emeng, which WW1 a, eiubstanted
cheque tothe "bridnfrem her • fither•in- •
law., The groom's gift to the bride was
a liandeonie pearl tiecklaco" With a,dia-
mond Bettie& to the, pianist' and gowor
girl pretty necklaces. The groomsman
received a tie pin. The happy couple
left on the.3 45 C.P.A. for local pointe
prior to taking an extended trip to the,
• PacifinCoarit. After returning, they will
make their home in. Lucknew, Ont, -
where they will be at hoine to their Many
friends. -
,.., 0 A 'Free COurse In AgricultUre for, yciung '
farmers twaierg.„sottin will be held
at ,Lucknow from Jam ,8th to Febitst.
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Subjects Studied -1 •Judgifig CattleiSheett
. Swine; Pield Crops,,Tertilizers, Plant Dia.%
eases,. Veeds, Paultry, Cement • C011gtt.t.tetiont
Milk Tests, et„ etc.
Vali particulars on attlication.
• ItikoltA.V* '
' Dept. of Agi„
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Walkerton, Ont.
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WA NOW $(OHOUL ROOM
LOCAL 'AND CENERAL- 1
Electiena next fielonday-thel,70.
Chrietmea one week from Tuesday. .
.175hoe. Sentinel to the end ..(r)f ..1910 for
this
tiltettablie?': your
hbnte
Pay your taxes on or before Dee. lfth
and save that 5% extra,
Thelrat draft men will be called up
to eonimence training on Jan. 3rd.
-1.4411T. and Mrik B. Allio,JekHoudai,
-00414 eiCietrip-telhuconver
Your soldier friends- will -appreciate
your photo as eXines. gift.. 18-10-e.
' •Mrs.. Robe Mullin returned front To-
ll/11W 011 Saturday, 'finch improved in
health.
Foa saut.-,4 five -octave oriels and
2 six-octavecergens,practically new,taken
on piano deals, and will be sold at bar-
gain prices. Agent fol. Mason & lamb,
and Shetlea gt Manning pianos and The
Classic phohograph.-.R. J. MOORE.
• 29•11-tfc.
Buy Awful Christmei gifts. This is
no time for baying things to he laid
itwaf-unused.
Decembo t e best month in the
year for paying subscriptione to The
Sentinel.
. Mr Malcolm Mcbsod, of Chicago, 18
paying his annual visit to Lucknow and
Ashfiela friends:
Bills ale out announcing -a meeting IR,
the interests of Hr. Truax in the Town
Hall thiii evening. •-
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Mrs. Ben Anderson, Of. Bread -View,
Man., and daughter, Marie; are Visiting
the foriner'esister, Miss Campbell.
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Miss Jesuit- DOuglar has 'reterned-
hbme after eptntling a few days with her
sister, Mrs. C. J?. .Richardson, Teeswater.
Call, or phone armatrong, the jeweler,
ligation to buy and upleasnre•to demon, -
for 'a "Victrala demonstration. . No Ob -
Orate.. .
• Lucknovi friends will be interested to
know that Pie. Wellington McCoy is
'ecinvaleseing in Bethnal Green Hospital,
London, Eng.,
Dejet forget the Cooking Deinonotra-,
tion on the 14ighter Day Range-Jrridity
and Saturday.-Imcgrioiv 1:1AenwAsu
.13t Co.z Coar; Co.
'liar. IL H. ilcQuiliin is home, • after
spending nearly -three: months in the
• eastern provinces in connection with the
apple trade.. • . ,
•Major (D -e) brether.
'of Dr. ,Gillies, Teeswater, 'W'' JI
from -
France and England where he has been
since the, outbreak of war.
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Say,'did you see the singing throat of
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Part. IT -Excellent -D. McIntosh, M.
Douglas, R. litidgette.
Good -K. Thompson, F. McInnis; 1.
Stewart; W., Nixon, S. Jewitt. „.
. Agnew, M. McQuillin,
. Sr. Pt. ILEx.-A. Andre*, N. Wilson.
Good -A. Chisholm, B.. Chisholm; A.
Cameron. • -
Jr. Pt. I -Ex. -M. Stewart,8; Mc-
-Lied, B. -Henderson. - - - •
Good -B. Libel, Clifford Webster, B.
Jewitt, S. Whitby, &Purvis,
'Bridgette,' Charlie Webster,
R. Agnew, A. McMillan, M. McAllister.
• K.11ortek I. Whitby. . .
• 1. Mumma, Teacher. •
, Rom( •
• Sr. Stewatt, Eris
Armstrong, Harold McInteele• Lenora
Webeter,Albert Taylor'Good-Pearl
Beaton; Campbell Thompson*, (Margaret
Cleddea*; Muriel MacKenzie*), Andrew
Thenipsen, . Alvin- Irwin, Mir . Milne.'
Fair -Kathleen Chisholm, Percy:Web-
eters TraeWebster.
- Jr. Ib,, -- y Excellent,-(Morgaii_Iiender
aon,Wiiinfred Do-ugle.),,Retiwl'itteDon-v
• ald, Doris; Durnin, Gladys Sineltzer,
Robert MatCallutn, Gordon jobnston.
Good -i -Gordon Fisher, Sidney Decker,
Rear] Nixon, Dean • McInnes, Colvin
Blitzstpie; Dave Milne, Grant •MacKen-
zie (Stewart Huston,- Harvey Webster),
Miley Armstrong. Fair -Melvin Web-
ster. George 'lychees, Cecil Webster*.
. examination missed.
NuniteIr on roll, 35; aver. attend., 34.
. FRairoge M. Semvoz, Teacher.
• - ittioar-
Sr. IIII;•Excellent-tiordon Thomp-
son, Wellington !Webster, Eldon Reid,
Jean Durbin, Mona Mitchell.
Very Good -Beverly Beaton, Wilfrid
Murdoch, Tom Alton.
E Johnston, I. John-
ston* - - -
Jr. .III -Excellent -41. Iteid,O. John-
ston,
E Orr, M. Douglas, W. Sproul,
D.. McDonald
Very Good -S. McKenzie, M. Cihisk
holm, L. Taylor, L. Murdoch, R Barns,
W. Howe, C. McDonald. •
Certet, O.- Mtudie, N. Mc
Iamb, W. Eaton, E. Webster, D. Rough.
tom P. Stewart.
, . A. M. WEBSTER, Teacher.
The W0111611'S Institute
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The December 'Meeting of the Luck.
now branch of the Womeree 'institute
will be bele on Fridley, Deo. 14tlf. • Roll
call anewered by good Chriattnasteeipes.
'A moort of the delegate* to the con-
vention Will be teemed. Mrs. P. Me-
intosit will give a. paper on "Making
Chtilittlilie I viossar.iattiaclotthiguasa.0
the Star Phonograph?' Why, that is
Sneer grain mruce, that is esed in all
high grade pianos. I see now,what gives
lit the tone. ' • •
The imow. storm °which swept over
Ontario on Saturday and Annday, Was
the woret December storm experienced,
in, years. 'So much lieciw is unusual at
this time, • •• • • • ..
A play entitled iLi Pair of Artists"
Wetted by a Patriot ox Social will
be held in S. S. 14. est .wawanosli,
' -13ecem ber 20. Admission 25 and 15c
tnadies with'holies free.-Stfizantrm
.
WiLaois. •
CHURCH. HMS
*services the Fresbyterian eIntreli
next Sabbath at it end 7 pin.
Morning ilultteet; "The- Unreeped Cor-
ner." Evening object: "The Intoler-
• "Tel* of
10"hasus.:L' L. Abbot, of
Ripley, will
preach at.both. serviced • in n the Anglican
church here next Sunday. In the pm.
ing from Acta 26 r 10, St.Paul'e words:
r"I gave my vote against themi" ,
METDODIST8 ENDOltSt -At the Nov-
ember meeting of the Golden& district,
held at Londeaboro on Thursday last in
connection with the Methodist church,
-4-rfa101utieir Was-pasned'Pledgiag-heartY
slipped, to the Union. GovernMent under
the leadership of Sir Robert Borden.-
' ,The resolution was introduced by Rev.
R. J. McCormick, of Blyth, seconded by
C. J.. Wallis of Clinton, and was as
Wows; '
"That we, laymen and ministers of
the-Goderich Methodist District here
aseembled at Lonsdesboro, do heartily.
commend the Consetvatives and Libel.-
als of our country Who, so many of them,
have laid aside pert? affiliations and
have formed a Union Goverement
whcee policy is to put forth every effort
to bring, to a succesiiful conclusion this
war, involvingis itdoes longer (sacrifices
from our people,- and we do hereby
'pledge .ourselves to support the Union
Government in the coining election Dec,
17." • • '
The meeting was 'veil attended. In-
tereating addresses. were givenyby Rev.
R. J. McCormick, Rev. J. A. McKelvey.,
Rev. J. W. Healey, Rev. A E. Jones'
and others, also helpful discussion on
the various subjects. . . •
Rev. C. C. Keine of Londesboto,
where the meeting was held, wan ably
assisted by- the ladies of his church, ani
theAsitc rs, were entertained. dininer.
and supper inethe thatch.- • • ' •
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The chairman; Rev. J, A. Agnew of
Clinton, presided. • ••, • •
The following answered, to the , roll
call: Clinton (Wesley) -Rev. A X•Jonee,
C. J. Warne,. W. 11. IlellYar; Clinton
) -Rev. J. J. A. Agnew,. Win..
Stevens, Lorne . Tyndall, R. J. Miller,
Mr. Irodden; Blyth --Rev. .h.,McCor-
.thick, 'John Caldwell, Albert. Quinn;
-Geo. King; Dungannone=Rok,-.Y.-A. Me -
&lye Healey,; Auburn,.
Rev. F.S. °atoll; Walton -Rev. P. W.
Craik; Londeaboro.:-Rev. 0: C Zane,
Messrs. 'MoVittie,`Ellesley, Lyons, Hiles,
Braithwaite, Collison and Clark.
- THE VICTORY LOAN
-mcknow T-0TP„Pwile4-.A4y..44:
-..-the het and Then -Some ---
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The county headquarters bas sent 'us
a statenient of the contributions of the
various "teams" which Were at work,
selling the Victory Loan Bonds. The
team, in most cases, covered more .terre.
tory . thanthe name would indicate.
Generally it is the name Of the village
which was the team 'Imadcelarters that
is given, .while,' of cOurse, ix good deal of
• the money secured was from the:lown-
ships.- We are pleased t, -note that the
Lucknow team; which covered also Kin-.
• loss, stands about the top so far as
passing its objective is .coneerned..: The
objectives were set in proportion to the
assessment of the territory tobp-Covered.
The report of the county organizer
follows
The ladies of the Holyroocl Red Cross. 1. Lion'sHeadand dist 25'. M. 11 31,1500
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CROWDED HALL OREETS
ID1101i WY. SPEAKERS
A, large audieuee of attentive listenera
greeted the Union Geverumeat speakers
here-laat' Viredoeuday night. The hall
Wu 'SW to capacity, the hige lauluber
of women present showing the unlisted
ifriectetleesomt ritch, they taking in tho
Mr; ,JOhn 1)404 who saioke first,
explained briefly his tidied in resigning
• as Conservative c,'• diclate to make way
for a non-partised supporter of the
When partylieindiee.-ought_to be Mit
Government. 'tie -felt it. was. time
aside and all unite in the greet effort to
win the war for
The second speaker was Lieut. Elliott,
a former Clieeley boy, who enlisted with
the 3rd Rettalien at Toronto and went
overseas with the first eontingent, He
served for two-and-v.7.41f years in the
trenches, took an -Officer's cease in Eng-
land and then went to the front as a
member of tank crew. His tank was
disabled by a shell, and lie was affected
by shell shock, from which he US not
yet wholly recovered. 'He spoke of the
justice of the -Military Sega. Act, as
compared with the voluntair wake', of.
obtaining recruits, and:gave the soldiers'
view of the election 4114 .the questions
that are at issue. He had no doubts as
to howthesoldiera at the front. wanted
the election tole>. His father had been
Elp staunch Liberal,. and as. often as he
betrvoted himself he had voted Liberal,
but now he WRS out for the Union
GloVernment and a'seuare deal for • the
men- at the front.
Mr. McIsTab, the candidate, spike for
about a hall an • hour, explaining his
position *5 o.44iiieral-Unionist and how
it came about 'that he Wits um:01104W,
He had lithet n.ConservativePleased w tGho Government
eoni 't -
duct of ender Sir Robert Borden, but supporting
itheairesent government was an altogether
different thing front supporting the
earlier administration. With the Oak •
of the Liberal party in the new govern -
Meat, along with the beet' leen of. th
Conservative party, an entirely new
condition of things Orbited, and the
'effort to identify the Union GotrernMent
-with-the former Borden • administration
was misleading. Mr. hicliala -Also
Plained the soldiers' vote; reading that
section of theElentionAot which directs
that a eoldier's vote shall he counted,to
far as Pralicable, in the ridingin which
her melded prior to enlisting.
• The principal „speech Of tne evening
Was given by Mr. A. B. Marine, of. To-
ronto. Mr. 'Moline has had e good deel.
.of experience in -politice gampiigning,
and is an accomplished Platform !meeker:
-His speech combination
of clear statement, • incisive reasoning
.and forceful arguniene A particularly
telling Part of his address was that in
-,.•which he asked if this had been an
ordinary party contest and Sir Wilfrid
Laurier had won, where would he have
looked for his cabinet material. *Maui:
ally lie would haveselected McLean, • of -
Nor), Scotia; Carvell, of NeivBrunswick;
Mr. Rowell and • Mr. Guthrie, from
Ontario; Mr. Octet, from' Manitoba;
Calder,. of Saskatchewan, and'Sifton; of
Alberta: These men, ho pointed ,out,
-are all now in- the government Tho
only difference is that the best Conser-
vatives are also in the cabinet and Sir
•Wilfridis- not prime ininister. Ilo fur--
ther asked where, in the event of Sir
Wilfrid being returned to power, ' he
Would get his cabinet. He was, himself;
the only outstanding Liberal- who was.
not in- the ' Union Govoninent Even
hisold lieutenant,. Mr. Fielding, was
with the Union Party, and had been:
elected -by -acclamation: A Laurier Gov -
eminent would necessarily be 4 one -Men
geverninent_SieWilfrid himself being
the only man of .his Party' who isof
izisterial •
. Referring to The Mae e Thupport -of-
4111=4.rditnifiante211111421114 Me. Mouuesaid
_ _that_if _Geo. :Brown 'were in . control of
.The Globe to -day it would have.. token
just the same ,couise as it has taken.'
Geo. Brown is dead, but his soul .goes
marching. (in in -The Globe of teeday, just
as it did at COnfeaeration.
• Another Matter touched On by Mr.
Morino was aotory which had been.cir-
ciliated /about Lucknowto the Area
'that Mr, MeisTab's mother • was a Ger-
man woman. After denouncing the
• stnall and mean spirit oflhemen who
would circulatestoried about a candi-
date's Mother with a view tofrijering
him, •the audience was informed that
the late Mrs. McNab was not a German
• woman at all. She had been born in
Ontario andher mother even was not
German, but was bowl in Alsace before
that:province was taken front Frnace by
Germany. So the 'story, besides repre
muting pretty Alan politics, was untrue:
Mrs. J. Wealev Joynt sang two solos
which were well ;received and the Luck.
new Orchestra rendered a number Of
entertaining selections. • '
•
RneitvwflI serye lunch at the Meehan- 2, Albemarle
iceInatitute Hall,Holyrood, 3- WiartOn. • %
. 10 M. 15,350
the 17th,Election Day. TheY for 4. Ilepwort1;and thst
IflA the pettoneale of all who can, attend. , Tara and dist: • ...
for 1917 should be -paid - 8 -Li lat -e
?ah. Ley:et:non:kg.
To loyegraw RkfttPAYEAS.-All taxes
14. To rtll ttixeS'llnlitdd 011 thlt date five, •9, S: areenock
.Rer cent. _will
4
3951..: 88,950
30 M. " 06,600
60M. 78,150
55 M 187,550
'5051. 83;550
-43,150
.33 M. 11;500
746.041ist4-77,..1%51*
• .50 42,000
, • - .
The Canadian Underwriters Aseocaat 1 3 Cori* .
ion has sent out ite usual warning about 14: Teeswater and Met.
the increase danger of fire owing to "15. Liicknow and diet..
Christmas decorations. The light mat- 18. Huron
erial used in therm decorations is respniv. ,17 Ktncatdthe Town: .
sible for many fires. ' - 18. S. Kincardine Tp..
A letter from W..T. Wraith, who his 19' N* 1(1°6a. rdim To
been oe the Dolly Star, Toronto 'report- 20, 8 • :Bruce:yrs-a-Fr...".
ing emit, states that he left on•I'hursday 21. N. Bruce,„ .........
of last; week for Halifax to report the 22. Port Elgin
disaster there, for the Daily Star This 23.
-is. an important aasignmont and suggeete 24. Southall:111)ton • - •
•that ei making geed, - -
W121. Smelteer has appointed Wm. J.
Davison salesman fot his Star Phono-.
gtaphs and has had them moved to his
show rhoulli, where Mr, Davison Will be
pleased to denionstrate them, or arrange
for you to hear them in. your own hoine.
Stheltser or Davison for Star Phono-
graphs. -
• Kinloss
6
• Totals .
u5711.-‘--f50;70Ce
-9G-'511500
70 • M. , 167,100
60 M. 154,600
fit) M•.• 1434200
..35 M.' 141,850
35•141. 27,750
• 35 M. 19;250
..40.1L- L. 47,600
29,150
• 20 M. 76,700
35 M. 47,850
425 M., :70,400
97051.1,792,700
,
Single Copies 3 cents
Es' Coming
And • ak the •tine becomes,
short the usual rush for
gift* will follow. M sneh
thnell WADY are Imre to
, be disappointed in not
getting the very thing
they wanted. iii/by not •
start right now efideelect
your gifts? You can hay*
tbem put aside nnt it .
xnias. if you wish. Our -
,stoek is complete, so do
not wait until the last
minute. but come in to- .
day, when our stock feat
its best.. litre are offering
some special 'values ln
Watches, both for ladle*
and gentlemen,
Ladies' .Wrist Watch/
•Special $10.50
Gentle Illfrist Widths
• Special 4840
•Also others from g3.25 up
to $30. Do 110t ikerhY"--
make y ttr selections
early. •,
T. Armstrong
Jeweler and 01)ffebni
*
-2C0Luott .
AoistExx9112:ititi-m.9.4,ffiltge eaurtfilliatt."
otock, and _mutual Oseinardei.- ^Oonvor •
• • anoing_done "wail fleetness and drepateb.
•. owe A. SID04414. iigoker..nucenow
itd:W•irtifts ereicTrop..-IBeheet price‘ •••
be paid for all kinds of rat* fdro: „,Affak, • '
• Skunks, raccoons; 'weasels. Staniar:Price ••
for !oxen ,Prices will betas his *a 310.00;••
Best price will be paid for ,horsehair and
• rabberS.,'l3eore you; sellyotir Inn; ca.11 at.
B.-Blitssteink Dry Goods Store. - • • -
-7A1411tEr.•=---100-bushels,sectroats-0,;XO,
variety; 5110 50 'bushels seed honey: 04.04
' 21. . , .1611tv
13-12 tfec
DOG AtildiDAY.-Lask tit Luoimovir. on Dent
, 2rd. a small brown spaniel dog. Pert,
• having intonnation regarding the same
kindly•repOrt to Leroy B.0111,iauclniow.
Lullockw. on I1,eo. ilth, a 11014
• bro0oh mad • from an lassglieb, Aovereigfl.
with,initAals rioder kindly leave
• at t,he . „ 1$11-p.
8131Elt ASTRAY.--Orane to the •premises of
-• . !ghets=tirlitrida; altaTit%(etn',23rd".iiin, .14.°6j." .
, 4 '
7" Steer. •Oiner may hare Same by Provuhr.
. property and paying ekpealfler."
. 2!)-41-0., • r- lisfutr flaikunott -
. .
Wi4NVED.-411. Wilda or oily ftirs._11felost
city Prices paid at ,LneknoW. pant Bea
your furs without eeeing•Je.los Libel, as he •
• has the city market. Best Axiom for junk,
raga. rubber, and all UMW of hides. khelie
and, X Will call and _see you. Phond `
Ldoknoit • •
154 tr. • 0Agin LIMO, Lucskileor."
• .
LOOS WANTED4-4Tho iiiidersigned Will take
at -their sawn:du ,at LarktioW alt kinds of
• logs mutable for luinber, beech,. elin.
-•txu3swood,'Llroh and abb. and Wilt pay the-.
. • highest merket price; in cask for seine. •
• Dan at our • Mee at the Jfurditure irae,017 . ° • " •
forfurther
Twe "inn. it. •• 1,:ira nutr7an,atinnai:
-11,ANtr,rtiuswanteth Ilighest•faricaa,vald: '
PADMilt.OSTICOrA71`ii. at Dain-liouse- - - -
Lackner/. every Wefts:Way afternoon -tut '
chronic diseases suorreefulfy treated., OA-
" teopetny removes out physical cause* et.
disease. AdiustmOnt ot, the spins Is niers
quickly secured and wittemwertreatme ts
• by Osteopathy than by rany -other inetla:d. • " •
904-p.. • • ,
gXeMPTION• FOR . •
FARMERS WHO FARM
Chi -dein Hazelewood, London, Ont.,
has given out the mfOrmation that in
all weft where military tribunals, in a
mistaken biterpretatien of the law, con-
ecripted men actually engaged in farm-
ing, such will be granted exemption en
course; only while the men rernain on
the farm. Men who are really needed'
on the farm have but to apply to Capt.
• -Tuesday, Den 11.
Miss lira Portico spent the week -end
at her home here,
• ,Mr. Prank Cole spent Sunday .with
friends in Kincardine. '
• Master Frankie Richardson returned
home after *pending a week at the home
of Mrs. A. Stanley:
D m't,, forget the box SOMA at the
South Line so'hoot Friday, Dec. 1441.
Orrie says the eleighing is good on the
Smith Line.
Mr. tatighle McDonald rettireed home
after spending eight monthsin the West
Laughm says the West .10r Itim ill the
ilgthig 4404
app co.ticn
to hied Thia app I of
llazilewood, Tecumseh ouse, London,
in order to have their case dealt, with.
NOTICE •
Per all matters regarding (4renbill en:Waters
refer ha D. 0, Taylor Secretary.
The annual meeting of the altereho
ers of the Paramount Cheese and Stater
CO. Ltd., will be held at the iitetere on
Thursday), Dec. 1.1th, atone o'cloelep.m.
Loos SAlotavi fiety4
,• The'Election Returns
Those who are keenly interested in
the . election returns of nett *Monday `
will well th remember that the relent'
tif the elections will not be known for
about * Month, in the elk* of
Bruce and Huron constituencies, for ex-
ample, the figures' at first repotted may
reverted by the time the •seddietie
Itis ate recorded. Bruen add Huron
both have many Voters in England and,
Prance, and 'theme may turn a victory
ef ievstal Inman* late a.40.44,
•
. FOR SAI.R ' •
Ftig BALA-choice young row,. dub ' • ,
of Dosoember, - •
19-12-0. • .7.814rin voitaitsx.. •
FOR SAIA.-Cointortalge dmailitigot•
with ee eenae • .
13.12-tf. pTfUSt_p_N. •
_
trainaresidenoe with sten. " •
foundation,-on-liave1ock4h. •Lnektiowlbe.:. ••• "
ifig theiresidence 004;11i/fed bs Mr. 0,
• SiddellL •FOr part1rulare apply to Mate.
MscOManitni, 2114-tfo.
• AUCTION RALE
AUQTION 13eter • RoberhSon, Ct
miles West of Lucknovr. will have an alto,
Don sale of faint Stork and implements ea
„: Den nith,commeocin_g At 1 o'clock.
19-12-q." , J. N'tlatVes. AUotiollesr.
_•
The Right, Kind • .
• A LuCknOw student attending ONO •
irt Toronto and who comes under the •
military draft, got 'exemption only until
May in order diet be mayinish Ida cot.
lege yea. Nevertheless in reporting
the fact he advises Ida parente ovOtst
for tItliOn Government ,ittat the named
Ile is the real ,British aort-the kindl
that in Velma is winning an 11011091114
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