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A GOOD WORD FOLTIIE
Capt. (Rev.) lohneten, chaplain of the
160th Battelle*); at the first of the Month
Issued greeting card to parente who
have sons in the battalion. It is some-
thing to make us all preen' = of the boys
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who leave gone ovenware anti aloug with
• the etaltment of Rev. Dr. Nene Moder-
torof the Prosbytenau oluitch, goes flAr
to disereclit the wild rumorsabout drunk• -
enueIls and immorality which thought-
• lees folk Were so ready to believe and
nee ne oirculateeeeCapteslohnston's -need -reads
as follows: •
Jantiaryn, 1918,
Dear Friend:
As Chaplain of the 100th 1 Wib to
convey toyou Good Wishes and Now
Year's Oreetinge from the men of the
tflach °aunty Battelnio,
• *We are lobkiek forWard cheerfully aid
• hopefully to the strenuous' deities and
tasks 191.8holdein store for us.
'least 'week our. .battalion aecinved a
bright and helpful .message from 'the
• people (A Cenada, through •the Rev. Dr.:
Neil, Moderator of the Presbyterian
Churole and I -assured him that; you
. could rely upon our Men ,tentaining true
to thehigher principles instilled into
. them at home, that I believed the great
-majority. eveild ireetirn to their homes
.0'. • and loved Ofteeleetter and stronger men
• becainie of theinesecrificee during this
great War. .
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We are pond of Our battalion's recent
reeord. in Many 'respeate• it stands at.
the. lead of the Di-viniene As you no
doubt already know it leads by a. big
Markin 'Mt battaIions both in England
s 'and iptitilee hi its subscriptions to the
.-Vietory Ver. Loane Nct only was. this
aan, very li57,a1 and patriotic thing to doe
-thateiteteesignificent of the elobiletY and
'and carefulness on the Partof the men.
It in le pleasure to me to kin)* that
more pea attend the Khaki College from
oUr battalion than any other unit in
camp. ,Inmay also ititeretit you to know
' that, litettSuodaY night at out Good night
Seasice one hundred and sixty five men
were preaent. ,
• thiemen are vets, eager and hematieot
aloe the fray,And to Watch them in their
' 'drill. bomb throwing, 9,nti-gas.protection
TIIE PATOOTIC WORK
The evenien of the Patriotic Society.
forwarded last week to the Red Cross
Society. an additional bale or eupplies
containing sixty shirts and far drezein.
towels, ale° about seventy-five pairs of
sex *ere shilitee,d to the boys in France.
Reiner not lie4genertly known 'that
the. 0ounty ,Councif has by a n'evv.ruling
which bee -twee effective an December 1st,
agreed to •give to -every society engaged
.solelrin Patriotic work, A grant of money
equal in amount to the sum -raised and
expended, in the purchase • ot material
for the making of garments, for the sold-
iers by the.society. The Lucknow Pat-,
riotic workeriereaped the ;kat fruits of
this new tuling last week when Reeve
Johneton was able to turn over to the
treasurer of the Women's Committee the
sum • 03143,50 this beimethe tim to
which the*Committee Was entitled; the
amount raised and spent ,on material
since Dec. lst. This arrangeMent seems
to be Something along the plan adopted
by sorne•firnes with their •erriployees, en •
coufagipg the Worker's to do the very.
'beet work possible her giving them a
shaee in the profits. °•
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It has often been ,said that no girl is
qualified . to get reamed until she ean
makes ehitt. The Women'e Coenninee
are now 'dying every girl in the village
'(and out of Lt) an onpertunity to qualify.'
A. shirt coetest is no iseingarmbged to
even Februaty. 1st.. and dose Mareh
31st.. Captains haVe.been •appointed to
take charge, four captains to each side,
the *viilige being divided, into t,Vo dint
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dos (Noith• end South) by the. inaie
et. The districtsitre unlimited ex• '.
cept that the nerthern 'district has a
southern boundary the main street,l'etifd
the southern dietrict his a oorthern
bounditiy the same, maine Street.If
you live 'say where , north of .Canapbell
St. you are eligible to enter the 'contest
•en „that side and,vice verse: Se,don't
*Alt for the eaptema to call on you but.
drop in at, Mra. Tete Treleaven- store
get a shirt. (or -as manyee you like), all
teady cuasget into the &infest. and boost
tests, musketry and other forme of tram-, for your .thsteict. The shirts are simple.
mg • ebe is itapreseed With theiedeter-
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minatiOn to win," their .trul to victory/
dur Brigadier tells me that very few
battalions in eanap. can compete. with.
them in a march past.
I heartily agree With ontside Our
numbers whti are anestanty assuring me
that we have an exceptional group . of
men. Under the very efficient and gen-
.
ialleaderehip of MOO Moffat; our acn-
ing comeittniling officer, our pen lack
: nothing, He does everythingpossible
for the welfare .Of all men under has
Gemmed,- and they fully' appreciate the
constant thteightiiiinees of their kindly
• camtinander.
• I ant fuliy persuaded that Brace
A.local man oho, is in he einciree
lousiness in e'stpoll way brought' •ue to.
none last week. regarding the aritele on
"The BackYard Flock," and said that
sonre might be had to believe that thee
co.utd keep a flock of olnekens On Ate
scrapeefeme the teble. H seem he heat
to euppletneot these with fairly ltberel
radium De the -feed s „
• Weir: eofnething depends' item the
size of the flock and the size orthe
and on the -eatefulness of -the wo
men who manages the table. • Perhaps
thie man lute a Wife wherieVeryeensible•
and careful, as the fpod controller says
all women sh9uld be ,
• The article was from the Resources
Committee, and so no doubt the idea
the writer wished to impress was that
with a smelt fleet of birds in the back
yard alt waste at the table ..could„ and
likely would be eliminated. .
By the way, in spite of the fact that
he has to liuy at the feed store this
local poultry man thinks the back yard
flock a geed idea:
LOCAL AND GENERAL
TO BRITISH SOLDIERS .
On behalf Of the British ipeople, Min
LoaisN isrker, the eminent dramatist,
has addressed the following :New Tear's
message to • the British troops at the
fiont
We know how much must still ise done
Ere you'll have finished with the Hun,
We watch you, wender at yen, where,
Heroes, on land, an sea, in air,
•Leugbingat death and rieornitio Pain,
Youfight, anti liht, and fight. again. .
Aed we fight watti you. Nes! although
Outer is a paitry litetii show. •
-County haeevery reasonto be proud of
the 160th Battshon. They greet you
andewish you a Happy and Prespefoirs
New Neat r, ._
.Very sinterly Yours,
• and easy to melee and are badly needed.
The challenge is 'issued to
the younger womenandgirls but anyone
will be gladly • wokoncied as worker.
We have 'net foegotteti the loyal service
rendered. in the cap contest and it is
hoped that the spirit of enthusiasm
shown then in such a handsome, return.
`will also characterize the. shirt contest
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We're elderly; civilians, and
Women and children, but' iGe stand, -
As firm' o,crocks to help you Win;•
We welcome Guthas with a.gria..
Isio teal . All right. No 'atigarl 'Good.
No mead A kippertehealliier food. '
No .coaill No bacoel butter? heed "
No Christmas cheat
'All right, all right! The lese We eat '
Th.e sooner you'll march- dowMuur street!
ID God's name what are eggs and tea
Com' paredevith final victory'?
Carolval toeughte
Hoye you paid for Your Seutinel for
191e1 °
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The Village Council witli meet on
Tuesday minding peen. ' •
• Miss:Jew*. Lyons has wine, eta . De-
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froit foea few Weeks visit.
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Mrs. C. F. Richa.rdeon was Over from
Teeswater for the Week -end.
Theweetherrean-iedoingebile• waren
to
eggrevate the feel prebiem, ,
' Mr. Cliff Rivera, of Semins, Seek, is
spending the week at R. McCharles'.
The merchants have just about coin-
pleted their rather dreary annual task
of stocktaking.
Mr. A. Re Finlayson wlio a week ego
was seriousiy ill With pneumonia is
showing steady improirement. ,
• Misses A,bbie and ,Rena MacKenzie
who were home attending' their brother's
funeral, hgve returned to Detroit.
Miss Ruth 'McGowan, of near Blyth,
visited her‘consin Mies Maude Murdoch
• and other relatinee near .Lucknovv, last
week. . . ' s •
-Mr 'McBee, teller in tbe Bank' of
'Hamilton, Port Elgin, spent Sunday
bet with his Mande Mr. Retake of the
bank stiff here, .
THE FUEL SITUATION •
'There is now a very real Peareity of
fuel - in sieuclepow. But Lucknow is
only one of liondrede of villages and
towns that feels the pinch of the feel
shortage. Lucknow citizens . were get-
ting along fairly well until about a week
• ago when the pinch began teelly to *be
-felt. Some were completely out of both
coat and. weed it the end. of 'tile , week,
arid Were able to keep their 'skives going
only borrowing from their more for-
• tunate neighbours. That is only what
happened in eteighbouring towns weeks
AP, nee._ _ •
Of eituree wer- Were 'Warned ' - the
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL 1)IEETINO_
The annual meeting of the Lricknow
Agricultural Aciety, postponed from
Jan, thel8th, was held on the 214.
There was a good attendance. the. four
neighbonring munnipaleties being. 'well
represented ale well as .Luesknew. The
treasurer's statement tibowed a gain of
some $40 las1 year and in :spite "of the
hard laek"o1,1910 the society
- Dollar For Dollar "
The. annul "Burns Ball" held by.the
kfre CR). last Prida3r. splendid
seccese in spite of: inclement weather
and bad roads. • : •••
Farmers if you hive any 254.or 40 gall_
on oil tanks to. dispose of, get in touch
with us, we want to buy'Some
Luckrowlaandware.
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An aid tuner was heard' to remark the
'other day; "Well 1bave•seen hundreds,
of .fa,nuarys, but this is the first I ever
saw. withouteroJanuery, thaw.": :
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a good financial condition„ •
The election orofficers for the, year
'resulted,' as
coming scarcity months ago, bue what Nicholson, lat Vice President, William
could be don, the dialars could not
get coal and there was , little wood cut
in the eurretinding country.
Iligh pried ipduced a number of far-
mers who have timber to undertake tiin
cutting of wookbut then carne the big•
MOW storm which made bush work diffi-
cultand roads almost impassable for a
team wich a good load. It is said that
there is a good deal ofwood cut now
but hauling it on the present merle is a
problem.' We understaod that $3.50 to
$4 00 per cord *as' being paid while it
was coining in. . ,/ n .
It appears that the Fuel Controller is
allowing Coal to towns in proportion, to
populatiene-so: many! car ,loads per
month. Tniri,is Perhaps as well as
can -do, but in estimating the noreber n
tons that have gone ti a town, account
is not:taken of „what he dealers hese
solo to farmers ie : the surrounding
country. This leaves some of the towes
mach worse off. , mutt!: , °theirs, med. tlee
towns Much worse off than the cities.
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Every town ought to have a local feel'
controller in order iliat'such supplies of
coal lia' come in may be properly !lie
teibuted. It is not the besiness. of the.
oaier4,6_10bic after the ' distributing of
coal nor ean he Clo,it fairly. If the vin
Hunter, 2nd Vice Pres, Henry Mothers.,
Directors: for Kinloas, MacKay,
McDiarmid; for WitWanosh, Wet Wil-
son, Wm. McQuillin; for Ashfield, ,Jas
Alton; Jas. Hackett; for Huron, Thomas
Smith, Robert Striithers; for Lucknow,
Geo. II. Smith. . •
Messrs „Wm, Hunter eyed E. Rob-
ertefon were appointed delegates to the
A.ssociatien of Fairs and . Enbilottions
wince meets at Toronto. .
Cause' of D. MacKenzie's Death
• Mie Alex MacKenzie nOith of the
village receined the following letter in
• aplanation. of. the death "of her • den
Donald whOse remains were Interred
ere a. short time.sinee;
• Spring Valley Farm,
• Darmody, Sask.
Mrs. Alex MacKenzie. s . • ,
Dear Madam, -It has been with the
deepest regret that I hen& had to inform
you: of ,Dans suaden death:. -He wag
only taken sick On the Friday morning,
and did not himself think it was ,any -
tieing serious; but we thought it better
tu adoctor, and he at °nee realized
•theberiousness of the eerie, which he
termed as brain-
,
On his return . froin Coduty 7:Council.
lost week Reeve Johnston had a couple
of checks f tone the „county treestireee
one for, $140.22 payabte to the Lucknsw
retrietio 'League, the other $1:11.0.9 pey:.
• able to • the Lucknow bra,neh. of.. the
• Women'eauetitote. These checks rep:
ieneetted the couety.contribetion. to locs
.enl.entriPtic Work, and were •giVen in ric-
'4.lance with the-nlen, .aelOnted by the
county, 'ef giving bacon patriotin crgane
izetions a dohar for every dollar 'which
theyspej:id in patriotic work. The seheine
is intended to encourage workers in their
efforts, and it will also help to equelize
the-givaags by &impelling c�itiiinities
which do not take frie the whit to con• -
tribute a share, ' • • •
a at has been decided' by the °Manatee.
that instead of shipping the spa an, the
manper•which has prevailed in the past,
it willAry for -a time. at leeat, .the plan
of keeping; enough on hand with. which
to provide one pair of sox per month; for
every boy. now unifoene who has gone
directly from the village.. This applies
to the men now in training ou thin side
as well as those in England and France.
Tilton onli be at Mrs., N. la deitupbelne
St. Helens
Le-Weeineiiclaydane30.
; miss pora. T.,ees; Mr. WM. Lees: and
dr W. F. Caulfield were Un from • De-
trois. attending.the funeral Of the nate
Jessie Lees. Toey'returned on Setur-
4r*
Soap, BroOms, Teas and Ba.k..
ing Powder have gone up in
price and, are expected to b.!
Much higher. But we have
bought ahead. and can give'
yott. special .prices while our
stoek•lasts, •
6 cakes 'Castile Soap for '25c.
• Raisins loc. per lb.
.• 3Qc- per. .11?„,
Some. No. Baking Powder,
whileit lasts; roe tins for 51.
Buy from us and take advan-
- tage of our many years of ex-
perience in buying and selling
at right prices. • •
J-1' D. Woods
• Phone. 82
ever.
'lltge council of -Inicknove can possibly Everything possible was done to ease:
'EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
MON EY TO LO -Mn mortgages and note* -
• at reasonable rates., Fire insurance. but
' Stock and Mutual Companies. Convey
• aiming done with neatness and nespateh,
• Wilt/. SLODALL. Broker.. lawkito •
WANTED. -All kinds of raw furs. Righeet
• city ptiees paid c.,t Lucknow. Don't gir 1
• your 'Airs without seeing Jake Libel, as his
has the Lite market. Best prices , for Jens,
• rags. rubber -7o eash, ilc trade; horsehair -
.28u e,asb,3,3e trade;'and all kinds of hides.
•'Phone mid L eall'and see you. Phone
86, .Lneknow, ,
• 15-94t. •. • .1.altu Lueknow.
WAN TED. -At the Paramount Cheese Fee-
' tory,. before April 1st, .30 cords Wiled, 3. it.
long. 'For particulars apply to yi:',At.,Kngss.
Milvertop, OM. • •• 14-41
BAG'S, WANTED-Feriners save your 00;1
bags, will purchase any. quantit y, .ertee Tea .
• cents and upwards according -tO sizo ana
• quality., • Jourt Jovxr, Phone 10 3L1
Bctisatirn Snot' To lims-r-With tools; dwel- •
ling attached, in tile town or Barwick, •
Duitrict et Rainy 1.1ver. ' Apply to Mai;
'ISIA-Usi-Doif-40:44tir-w-lekrOnterio.
14-2
*secuteka Man fpr tae job • an. anpoint--
ment aught te be Made at. the meeting
on February 5th. . This • controller too
could see to the purchase Of wood for
pennies which are net ablate look. after
•suoli mattereenhernselves. . That would
make the best possibleuse of the aVail-
able_ supplies- _
When these • 'meatless • days' and
"wheatlese days" come just remember
that
that youlare faritik better than': the
Men' *Ito eat "bully beef') and. hard.
tick, and sleenin "aetrietich. '
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•: . Mr. Dryden who, was nne of the -.
pion-
eer settlers in Nianitoba from this- part
going West. as early 40,1879 was in eown.
a few days of last Week geld visited, his
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sister, Mrs. Rein Cameron.
- Tet.-JOITISSTON, GAM; -and.the -relatives of Teu9kn.9 kr. Niiinan-Gairib, ou,r osehOol:Prin-.
Itr.'"pf • h"
'A. concert and box social will be given
in Einten Hall by the peeple of Laurier
'on Friday evening, February nth. Ad-
missiois ;Sea . Ledies with 'lemma ,free,
All proceeds for Red Croes. , --
• Ai oabsely ca.red to take, the- Ripley
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his suffering, but he lapsed into uncone,
sciemsness Friday evening end never re -
gamed his senses, paseleig away quite
peacefully Sunday at tWelve o'clock.
I can realize what a terrible shock it
is to you. as it has been to use as he was
practically one of znyfamily and respect-
ed by ,all the. many friends he made
White ling Vali us. Leee
With the deepest of sympathy. in your
sad bereavenieet, I remain, •
. His enel Your friend,
• L. B. Wilkins.
- llockey1 Notes
The local hockey team enjoyed some
hing of.a bver" the,game With
Wingham players last' Thursday even -
ng. • ehe, score ,was 25-7 an• favor: Of
i T
Lecknow... The -14s are expecting
inuch etiffer contes4 *hen theY meet a
GOderieh tearn on the ice in Lorde Rink
next Tuesday evening, the 5t1i. They
go.to Teesivatei to take part in e tour.
oameenwhtcn will be played Thursday,
Friday and SaturdaY nights:
Come and See*
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Thursday, Feb.i7tb. is the• date on
which the High School stedertts will pte;:
Weather sigds
A °Miele of Men osier. Mildinay,
.saw pints two weeks ago, and the da.
Otte in teporting the incident. 'remarks
that many ,take phis unseasonable yen
pearance of. the redbreast as the Of
a long Spell of rough and celel. weather.
Just why the robin. shotild stay around
and show ieselt before the lonicold spell
is spreethnig of 'a Mystery. And the
RAW FURS ,WA..NTED.-ilighest..-plice 'Will •
• be Paid. for all kinds. (AI .raw Ltirs:
" skunks; raccoons; *Easels. • Special pride
• for foxes. k'rices will be its high as
13est.price will be Paid, ter' horsehair
ruubers. Before yeti sell your -furs cell at, '
, B. 131itzstein's D.ry bloods Store.
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LOOS WIN TV:Lt.-The undersigned will Witt
at their saWinilL at Lueltnow all •kiuds
• logssnitable for lumber, maple, beech, elut.
.basswood,, birch and ash, and will pay the .
• .iiignest market prices in cash for sante. .
Cell at our oftice at the Furniture _Factory'
,•-for further nerticuters. • • .
Tifg
Jan. 31. J. iiutton, Manager..
DR. PARKER, OSTEOPATH. a.t (Jain Rouse
Lucknow, every Wednesday afternoon.,All
chronic dise.o,ses suocesefulty treated_
teopathy removes the Physical -CAUSE% Ot
disease. Adjustment IA the spine is more
quickly secured-auctwith fewer treatment4 ,
by Osteopathy than by 'any • other method,
mystery is not lessened when 'we read ari
a , Nalkerton Paper that "the County,
sleatitegnink this winter, three enterptien sent the comic dreena "Bluedernig Townisowas visited by this er some
is. fill). of Other, unseasonable robin, and that there
ing citizens have underfaken nl'anag,e'. in theetown hall. The play
nocert by subscription, .e.n.dnikatieg,WIll en'the high sehoef ,Ae Home end g spripge-like weather: TheMildberty nien
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ef, the 6.ma,offsaiailixit aieereotti .e.he this ' tune So ,fal. as the robin is- con-
CanaRy. Tropes, Fraece, vvhiche he
regarded as the harbinger of tine
it for the pubPe nenefite It will be fin- fuu and well 'worth seeing It in was given • •it wa
•fele appeatotave, mede the better.. (pleas
be.fren, • *.1* at Hislyreoel.. This nine the yoeng
4:71r,arata,44•12.-. •
•et,,,,n,,Ahot„,044 ..rtelexoitux._.; tit pie, n..pt..tiv.,tito -
.AP.PLICATIONS WANTED ;
. POW VILLAIlll WINCES,
Applicatiode will be received by the
• undersigned up to 12 o'clock, "noon, on
Tuesday Feb. 5th, for the following.
offices Of the Village of loicknowe
Clerkeand Treasuree, Salary $20e. • •
,Asser sosalary ,175 aseesemente
to biLtnade uh the property).
Collector, salary $25 (taxes payable at
bank.)
• Constable, .4,salary120 per month.
J, lanAollawi Town Clerk.
MARKETS
. (Corrected up to Wennesday noon).
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Mr, J. Little jr. ishoine af,ter spends
the -name and -correct address of the
soldier for whom ehe sox are intended.
The special committee in 'charge ot this
work ,h ors different oecatsionaiii 'the
• past asked relatives to send in correct
addresses but only in 'one oi twO Instep:.
.ces has there been- any response, conse-
quentlYmistakesand piereights ocaurrede
Hereafter if any soldier is neglected in
the matter of sox it Will the_fault of the
relegate. The new plan will serve a
• double purpose. It win keep records
straight in regard 'to the disposal of
yarn and will also prointle a correct mail.
• ing list for the committee.. ,
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Lettere have been reaeived kerb Ptes.
Tom. McDonald, toglabd, and Ed.,Ra-
tine, trance, acknowledging receipt of
the Christinas parcels and extending
thew best Wishes to die society. .
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Ichelit4.01 111 0 4 17 4 0 2 10 • -
4:4100t$47. 7,0 04 400 o oo •114.1. 0 4 i 811
' Barley • , • . 4 • - 0 0. • ..211
• ..Peati 4 7 1; • 4 11. 0 • '47 •• 4 000 oo e 4 3 00
40`
'3 50
'Witter. teiaalti, 41* ••• V; 35:-. • 36
Eggs, new • • ,
o 4 o 4 o 7.4440•00044.0 11 10.
• teliONTO MARKET$
elmice heavy steers., • .$1.2 00 to II12 SO
Choice butchers...a.. 10 25 to 11 ZS
Choice beechen' cOvira.. 9 00• bi • 9 50
Geod. feeders ....a...". 8 SO to 0 25
• Good nilIcle 85 00 to 120 00
Hoge, fed aild *watered. 18 50 to
„Pall Wheat... 2 14 to -
Goose Wheat oo ... 2 10 to en
• Oritte14041,044. 44,764 014.4 7110 • IVO
T1010tbr * e*. 15 00' he 16 00
isgits, new kid ...# $s to -
'Sabot IN'estbe 47 CO.
•liklittAirt Att.t4 31 . 40
cliugo Nevvs
big a few "days in liamilton, •
The "Stork" called it Mi. Ed. Thoni's
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on Thersday of last week and leftaa
baby girl. a. .
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Cutting wood is the order of the day
'aheut Si. Helene. Unfortunately the•
:reads are (56 heavy that teaming is very
ditlioult< •
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Letters have been received froni Pies.
Will Durrett and Cecil Orchard in which
they express grateful : appreeiatiott fci
sox and -Christmas boxes received from
the St 4ieleris patriotic 'workers.
Services in the. Presbyterean chord.
next Sabbath, at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Morning subject, "The Vision -Splendid."
Eveningesubject, 13eginning To Sink,"
The Sacrament of the Lord% Stipner
will be observed at the morning service.
Preparatory services will be beld on
Priday evening at 8 o'clock and on Sat.
nrelay afternoon at 3, The Rev; I, Lit;
tie, of St. Helens, will conduct the see.
Vibe on War*,
. •Blandering Billy; a highly ,humorous
ihree:act dream by the leteknow • High
School, to 'be presented in the Town
Lucknow, evening of Feb. -7th
• Beats on sale at Artestrende Drug Store
•Come out and see it. • Proceeds for the
• Red Cross. • es • '
•• -4-47'. •
eepreszes his thanks and gratitude •to,
the Luglinove Petriotin League -foe the.
Christmas eafeel, arid to the.laree Oam- number Which remain. in this • waer ap-
pane for &box of apples, s . •
" • • nears to be increehinn though one won. -
- - hlreta-Olifil
Reilenarosee finects Tee, a e
•• , ee „enetasee. eneee
weii mien .naiitseio is 135c and t5 Seats (me sale at Armstrong's drugstore.' birds; repiein in Ontario every whiter,
having become separated: in some way,
trout the lock as it moved south. The.
. W.1.14echitrah;
1:-Tliesday Jan '20th '
Mies tnaggie Gilliee; of Wirighare Bus,.
. . .
iness anent Stolidity at her bete.
• " The.Whitechurch Creainery wilt _run
as Usual need Simmer. • -
• Mee and J no: Craig
and 'Aare, Sao. Craig visited with Mr.
Arthur Craig in Torinito'for a few days•:
. .
Corp.eDuncan Kennedy; of .Guelph
Convalescent apent the week-
• end at his home., ale -expects to get his
dieehergein. the near. fottire.
• Miss Majorie Gordon lies resigned her
position 9.$ arganiet, in tare Presbyterian
Church, haviUg acceptcd,thn leadership
• of the Presbyterian :choir at 13lyth.
74;
• ' e The Food Controllers order that there 'dem how they can survive inieli a 'whiter
should. Y'e' no more ' white flour ;Made •ae. this.
after 'Jan. 28th; had .th.e effect of caus;
loge rush to the flour dealers, and we
feller there was little left . in °stock by
i ht et'e ihe new
8atuiday g . s
In loolting over the St. Taolnaslour•
nal the oilier day we notion the follow
ing reference to Mrs. Apelerson, who
until a few years ego lived here, but is
'now at Midaletuareln near Sts Thome%
„naive. Andeason who is 05 'yeare of age
has knit 85 pairs of perfeet-fitting SOOlis
• for the soldiers, and is still knitting.'
We ere very, glad to know that Mre.
•Indersou is keeping so well in her old
• age, and that her head is with the boys
• oveteea.6,
hop
flour will be better ..thau most folk ex-
., .
pect. ,,, •
. •
Card of Thanks: .
. .
Mr. and Mrs. Mek. MacKenzie 'wish
,
CO thank their' many- friends, 'fOr• their
kindness and sympathy during their re
emit bereavement. •
Property Changes
'Mr: W. J. Little hag sold park lotiy4
and 5, on Stauffer Si to Mr. Tom Burns
who intends teking a hand in the in.
ctedsed production movement next smo-
mer. In looking up the records in eon-
• nection witIktliese lots Mr. lAttle came
Wogs the original agreement •between
Attlee Sommerville and ' Christopher
•Crabb, the former having sold the prop.
()ay to the latter in Sep. Of 1804, Mr.
Little bought the lots, front Mr, Crabb
4ust 30 years ago.
•
•
• Blundering. Billy„ a highlY humorOus
threc'. adt dra na byothe Lucknow High •
SChool toebe presented in the Town
Hall, Lucknawe evening of Feb. • 7th.
Seats on IWO at Arnistronga Drug $tore,
tome out and 6ce it, Proceeds for the
Red Croft.
• ' The Gelid meeting .Sundete evening
W1113 taken by the Missmfiary Committee
Mr.:David Kennedy beine the convener.
selection by the choir was ably red• .
deiced. The 'Subject for 'pext Sunday
evening is 'Christian Duty ahdPrivilege,
and the leader, Miss 1411v Paterson.
Paramount
...L-Mondaye Jan. 28th: -
.'.1/414r, Wells; foimerly Pte, Wend ef Ore
42nd Highlanders, whoe. spenta week
with his mother; MO, Page, has retern.
ed'to his:hoine in 0 Wen Sound::
' FOR SALE
FOR SALE. --,Driving mareinfoal, gtintle and
a good roadster. Apply.to
• .Hr, Lucknow. ••
•
FOR SALE, -7, Rouse. and id t on Willoughby
St.,.Lucknow,-Oonifortable, frame, 9 room
dwelling, frame stable.. .For further par- •
tioulers apply to J. E. AgtieW.,
•
"FOR SALE. -Good frame residence Viith 'stone
foundation, on litivelbek, St., LoCkno* (tie-
ing the residence puce:Pled by. Mr. 1).•(flt..-
„, BEirrsoN),_ For particulars apply to MRS...
Dti. MacCutatyl..ox. ••98 6-tfe.
•
FOR SAL -E. --Ten acres of mud (10 be demi, e
'away), sbort 'distance. north of *Lucitnew
•Station, in good state of cultivation, 9 acres .
sewed tO7titutithY and alfalfa; utile *roung- •
orchard et apples, pears, preins; .eherries
• and grapes. . besidessmall fruitg, garden ,
ilowets and et ergreens; good well newly
• tiled and with. new pump; geed frame and
.• cement dwelling, eigta rooms; kerne, hen-
; 'hinise -Mid' baggy uou.se-very
property -Will Uu sold at a bargain: Apply..
- to .:Witsoi4 Eaot.nsos; Luckno'W. •
Doe Seven Housee-Ta the. segacity,
Of their degathentowd boys--Willsatid
delvin--owe, the safety of their hotise
(torn p.erha.ps their lives. .One night last
. week . the first floor (aught fire where
-the stove pipe paseed throggii, andquite
a large sectien in one ioote brirned away,
The dog becoming' ala.rined about the
fire i began to bark ancrtaucceeded in a-
wakening the men who were soinally
bleeping upeteene. They were soon up
and succeeded in extinguishing the fire,'
• waich owing t� lack of theft had not:
broken, out • violently, It Was it 0046
call an..1 we fanny...that the. two rung
men will for years to ethue feel that *ate/
owe• the,intelligent dog 'a debt of grati.,
-
AUCTION SALE -Jas. MeLaohlani 7th cum;
•• Cuirass, two. and one hall miles West et
freeneaier, will 'lave etnetitingau.ction sale
- of term stook alut implements 011 Tuesday; .
Feb. 19, commencing 411 1 .o'clock p.ur.. • .
, There is alio° lot•ol good livestook airct ao.
. • Intuit implontentm good 'repair.• • •
7.2,
. . !NOTICE..
• For all Matters regarding Greenhill celnete.
refer te D. G. Taylor Secretary- •
'Notice.'To.:CteditOrs
• 'otiee is ltereby given pursuant to Section^
('hip. 121. of the ttovi•tetl ..5tatutos of 0,, t-•
arlo, that all persons bating. claims against
-
the Esitate of 'George =in. deCeased wild •
died on or about the Fli`th day of Decetlib,er.
A. D. 1017.'at therrownsitip 01. KinlosS in tha
County Of Bruce, in the, Provinc.o of • Ontario,
are requited to'send h pa.t„, prepaid, or to de- .
liver to Joseph 'mum R. 11. 1., 'reumater. Ont. .-
• axle, ono of the AdnititiStratorq of the said de.
ceased, on ot befere. the First dav ,of' March.
A. 1). 1918, their names and addresse8. Win%
full partividers•of their ellinis Tn wrtting. end
.the reline ef . -t +.110/iv,•if :tayi held bV
t tient (1 Ili y vet i tied by .) -. 11111ory • tiee1a1.1 1)0!:. .
AND
Ft11t HEIL TAKE NO rit!Etbat 'after •
the said nk,g, day of Mqvvh. 191s, the. assets of
ttetLit tis.V, .A111.bctti s!II.t.t.t..e.,1ly.int‘iteArde:ltutrtnta11;(,1giiitt,,:,4„itltiei.
to, bayingregard only to the elaiYiVi ni which
they shall then • net ice, nun the estuto
"will i ot be liable. for' any el:11ms not tiled at
this alhtenti6a,t)tflTiOusti.thi:1t141iltilstatitohnnett.e.,6tit .day ot
uns.
'21 '4•1500e. • SOlieltor '..i the Adtainistrato.8...
VANSToVr..
. Wiruthata P. O. .
BORN'. . •
. . .
TI101 In: 'West aVaikatensh . on lin, •
fi4, 1OI1II to Mr, end Mrs. IA
.°Thom, et- daughter. •
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