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LUcKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY, :FEBRUARY 7thit 19180
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tUCKNOW WINS TEES.: .
—WATER TOURNAMENT
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Th LUOIXPOW litPOkeY, l'eara went
rieht after the prizes in the .Teetnvitter
tournament last week Oa they got
thena..-rseven gold signet rings.
, *Tema •taking pig were: Luelinstiwh
Whiginn, Teenwater and Mildmay !t
fell t the lot of the LucltnoW boy e to
TAY Mildrnay and TeesWater and they
won from both, The lemknoW vinlafild-
liffrgains,witifplayederr.:Friday-efen,
• i0g and resalted, in a. scont_Of 4-2. The
• Lucknow re. Teewatee game which
elosed the,series, came off 4711 Saturday
night, the former winning by a 0e0re of
p 6 2 chowder had Previously defeated
, Winghaw by a score of 8 4.
It was all good Olean sport through.,
• Out, there bacclittle, or no penalizing
by the umpire The story that a gild,
inay player had an' eye knocked out .by
Lucknow hockey stich, Was like • the
story of Mark Twain's death—it was
• greatly' exaggerated The fellow suffer-
ed only.* seratch. ' •
• Nattivelly eur feliowe are juhihint
over-. the taiirnanient and with the•
treatmerit they received to, the peigb
bounng village Op SattOday
After the game, -thalitscor'Bros. invited
them to their' home where they eojeyed
ince loni3h. .
Members of the Lucknewiipe Band
were overr, and added:to the entertain-
ment of the crowd . by their etirring
airs. ' .•
The litre ini-in-titeinafwasas f011owsi.
•
Lucknow • ' .TeeSWater
.ROCI 3, Goal Thornton
11.-4ftehesini • Pornt F Meow .
MAii%ston Cover 4.d. Solo*
14 -446 -t -do. r -LeftTtiointon-
* A. Orr ,. " Right, Hewitt.
Married In Scotlitnd
Raci'4V5 of The,S
faentinel' who remem-
ber the. family of Rev. and Mre.,Angus
Magarv,will be interested to learn that
their youngest Oen, Re Vo- Jaz' Calvin
MacKay; M,4.,.,01 Nairn; Seotland, was
inerried on Pee, 27031 1917,, ill. the Free
isrorth Church, invernese, to Marr.Rae
ober MacKenzie Nue°, XA,, qnly diruen.
ler 01 the late Wm. David Munro, -Al.
inverehm, Sutherlandshire, The
marriage iervace was conducted by the
father of the bridegroom, assisted by
Ittrr:Geofga:afacKaY, /learnt and Rev.
John McLeod, MA, Inverness.
Bruce Battallow Soon To France
The Bruce Herald ani Times of Weil,
kerton had the following last , week:
That the • leOth (Bruce) Battalion. ie
shortly to be on the battle fields of
Flanders evidenbed by the fact that
Adjutant Roy, Whitehead, Quartermast-
errAllen Todd and. Capt. „Foster have
already croessd over. to France and are
arranging for the pioneer party to im-
mediately follow and stake mit' the encampment.% As lettere horde also !date
that the Battalion has been given orders
.to prepare it any time now far. crossing
the Channel,. it would seem -that the
100th. which 'has become famous in
England for its. Reoviess iu the athletic
field is likely to be given an .opportun-
ity shortly to prole its metal on the
battle ground As the, Battalion is the
last word in efficiency and training,
-Bruce-will-aeon-ha • .na reason
. to -be pnaud et itagreat fighting machine.
4.
Spring is opening u in Fiance, and the,
greeted comb/4-o ne Western front
since the war begen' now being 'plan-
ned by both 'belligerente, and hence the
Bruce -boys -are -likely -to- feature rem in
-the fiercest battle..of tho great 4-iiild
. A Critapbet, Centre .. Greiniche war' '
T. Aitohreion iteveit . Arscott .
Cedar. For Bee Mies .
Sawlogs being hauled through town
has boome such an unfamiliar eight
that the cedar bike being taken to the
"railway station the pait two weeks by
the Meta*. Andrew exi,,itedi good deal
of questioding ,Where are they going?
and what are they to be Aped forT
This cedar s for . shipment Co Guelph,
. where it will be cut into himl3er for the*
- making 6f . bee' hives. Cedar has ier•-_
'tab] advaiitt!ges over any •other• tinthbr
• forting purpose. The cedar is light,
durable and'being spongey is a poiker
conductor of heat . or cold than any
Other available tiWber. ConsiquentlY
theeatof the bees &Mod in A cedar
• box is not 80 readily dissipated by rad-
iation as if soine harder material were
• 1
.Bee -keeping has developed into quith
a large and tmportant indlistry mi Ont-
ario, and we notice that the Resources
Conunittee is making quite a strongap-
. peal for the greater prodoction.ef honey
as a subetititte for sugar
..MAIclisla CORN INTO MOO -
ft, tnke 1 h,AAR of N'o...n 01111k
.—L-m'ake, 100 lbs of irvergge live hog..nnder,
.,-liaveritg4-cantf-eCOntilitiTiterif'S'ilii. tire
•finding of tile 'Commission appointed by
the United Statati Food Controller to in-,
Vestigate'the cestof hog production. and
• to suggest plans .for stimulatingit. The
•; figures. given above are hued on a she-.
-vey Of t.en years' peoduction, eudtegling,
• The Commission repotted that, to 4riag,
•• productionhack to -non -1W, it would'be
• necessary to pay at least the ,..eqUIYalent
• value of 13.3 bliehels Of corn for 100 lbs.
of average 'hog, and recommended that
e., tnigintumemergency" price 0416 per
evit, at the Chicaao nityrket be establish-
ed immedeIy. . - • • -
MARKETS"
_
(Correendi tip to Wednesday noon)
Wheat... 10
t
Wall&40140•0140.0011y •••••75 80
• .. :1 ari 1 40
Peas . ..a 00 a 00
Sackwheat..... . .....
, Butter. h 4.• • 4 • 6 6 • • • a • • • 6 38 • SO
Eggs, new loid..... . .. • 00 .
Hoes. • • Oa • • • • a • • • a • 17.05
TORONTO MARKETS s
Choice heavy stew**, 41.2 00 to 112 SO
Choice butchers....... 10 25 to 11 25
• Choke butchers' iws. • # 00 to 9 SO
• Good feeders -8.50 to 925
Good witch cows...... IS 00 to 120 00
106ge, fed and Watered. 48 SO to
Pall Wheata",,,, ... . 2 14 to °
Goose Wheat . • ,,.... . 2.10 ife
enas '" /7 to /8
Tiniothy Hay iS 00 to 16 00
Eggs, new laidSS tO '
!hitter, t...earrie Villa 't 47 to '
IOW, Petry VI« 4«
They Bring Results •
— •
.out•of-town man in sending us a
eni1'advertisement 'tins week &Uncurlecl
the, folrowing 'note;. "Your - last- advt
brought as* secretary in nfew dogs
when we didn't know where ' tolook fOr
'one. It pays to advert*.i. At saves
monev. and snitch value.* time, to let
the public knfiw ,"your wants."
• - St. Helios
—Tuesday, Feb. 8. •
Miss Ethel Anderson returned home
after !mending* month visiting ft lends.
around,Gg1t.„ •
St. Helens was ••-vell represented at
i
the carnival n Lucknow , on ' Thursday
night.
, • t.
Mr. and Mrs: little, of Guelph, visit-
ed
at the manse over Sunday.
Mies Jean Webb Went to London. on
Saturday. "
Mitts Lizzie Salkeld returned to God,
erich :on 'Saturday after spending a
couple ofweeks.with her aunt, Mrs. It,
K. Millen
Miss Pearl Webster, of,Zatland,' was
.1torae °Or Sunday., ' •
nt--.4,....1.-71,
on Saturdity.withe,lead of-rOattl
Mrs. D. Errington And Miss • Dela
eitzpatrick, of the 9th con., spot a
few .days of iwit week with friends in
Kincardine.
You are invited to the last- dance of
the season; to be -given by the Lucknow
Fire Co in the Carnegie Halt, Monday
the 11th inst. Good music. Lunch pro-
vided. A: big crowd, looked:I*. Come
AIM%
Culross Centre
--..-Mondayr. Feb, 4.
im
A biber friiin here attended a party
at T. Hill's, Kinloaa, Friday.of last weeks
• The ladies of the •Ited. OrO93 Sewing
Society held a successful meeting at the.
&tele of Mo. A, McKague Twit. Thurs-
day.• "
Mani, Sympathizing friendil attended
tholuneral of the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Becking on Prolay last
Alex. MeLtaighlan iti at present under
the IlloctOr's care.. We hope to see ,him
able to be attend again soon.
The hockey tournament in Terswater
rink was well patronized by many 01
our young people,
MTS. Albert Stanley 'and her giUter%
Mrs, Robert Siddon, of Alberti, -spent a
few days last week at OM home of Geo.
Rtchitolson.
The ladies of the Red CMS Society
will serve lights refreshments at Mr, SAC
MCIA11011414 I .0161 TU00.1 reb. tL
Koop tun in Wad,
„FUEL COTROLLER
ORDERS Elluziaoym
oanaaarsaa•Taa•
Indattiefl an,d' ,bmibiesa,
with a few eZeRritiOns," throiighout 04‘
aria and Quebec wilI be shut down Sat-
itrday,c.Sanday and Monday. „This is :a
inef-savirig measure, follov,ing the ite•
tion taken :in the 'United tate last
week, The closing was ordered by the
GloYerninent on theAdvice of Fuel Con-
trey/3r McGrath,
This order- ogee* eitirs?•tAtiis and
4illages - Following s the gist of
the order; On tie following days,
.namely, February 9, 10 and• 11, 1918,
,no manufacturer or manufacturing plant
nballs elFeePt to such °fin extent. es is
essential to prevent injury to property,
from freezing, burp coal or ttee *ler
derned from coal for Any proposes, with
the following exception: (a) PlePte
which necessarily must benoutmuouly
Operated seven days each week 'to avoid
serious iejury.to the product inprccess
�f manufacture; (b) plants monufaetUr-
ing perishable foods or foods necessary
for immediate. consumption; (a) plants
devoted, to the Printing and, publication:
of daily 'newspapers. ••
Municipal authoritil, that is the
local 'councils, are expected to see that
the order is obeyed, and there is '3%11°n -
-
sense about it, for penalties for disobecl-
ence7AteTprovided as follows: ny
person atjr, roember ef a film or
partnership-lindlini manager ordirector
of Any corporation violating any of these
regulations shall, on summary convic:
don, be. liable to a penalty not exceed -
log five thousand dollars and to impria
cinwent for term not exceeding aiii
niiith8or to both line and iniprison-
That mean e that the larder will be
obeyed's° far as, people know how to
:obeiit„.„
LocallytiiMeinti•that fat -tortes, Millie,
shope. and nearly all other places of
business snt1I be chisel ori,, Saturday
and Monday next. Hotele. May remain
'open,hut works and ...other pieces
dealing* food.stuffs merman:Oan nec-.
enaiy heat only until noon on Satur-
day and, Monday.
Lbw Temperatures
The weather inan has been 'attracting
all the attention inedible of late, and it
seems to be 'his ambition to estallliah
new records, every month. After mak
-
mg low average records tor 'Neyeinber,
December and January, February start-
ed in with 29 degrees below zero. •.-Sat-
urday a4r1 Sunday were a little better,,
but Tuesday gave us a temperature of
34 below, being the coldest on record in
these parte. ..
..
. • The day throughout was very -.cold,
but a change took place during the
night and it Was much inilder,yesterdaY.
The long continued extreine cold it
tiiiiiX a item ttetirOf Sickness in ther
way of colds, Is grippe and pneumonia,
.,1(1701.111711/itot,,frontmimp0,ttt-int§fet,:tt,
lam long thought to be frostproof, ' ..".
FAMILY HAD. CLOSE CAL
Wit r.Plpes Prone Atul Then Explade,
Wrecking Raise And Kitchen
Wm. Snaeltzer and family' of town,..
had reason to think last Friday item-
ing that a German bomb, or ;tome other
kind of a bomb, had hit their house and
exploded right in the kitehen.
But. it wasn't that, though their was
s, terriffic explosion and things in • the
kitchen werapretty • badly wrecked. It
yew another case of the Waterpipes in
the kitchen range explodititg owing, to
steam I:wean-re—no an unommon oc-
currehce during extremely cold weather,
Water in thq pipes between the kitChen,
'ranee and the boiler in the bathroomtaie froiepluringthe night leaving no
way -of 'escape forthe ateam which gen-
•erated When fire was started in the
range., The moult wite explesiOn
Whirl blew parts df the range to all
parts of the kitchen with great force.
Mr. and Mrs. Smeltzer chanced to be
Out of the kitchen at the'ttnie, but their
Wile daughter was neat the range when
the pipes burst. Her &tape from death
or serious injury Watt nuraculoue indeed,
for it is difficult to imagine how, among
the ilYing inn, Coal, steam and tire Abe
Afferexi only few scratches. l'he fam-
ily hsa tho consolation that it might
Ito* be*'owe
LOCAL .AND CENERAO
Blundering Billy in the TeVen Hell
*this evening.
,
•A• searcity -of watee is another feat-
ure of this abnormal winter.
• •
'Railroad teat% ba beet eXtremely
uncertain the past to weeks. :„
?lr Wm Connell has been confined
to the housethe past week witha seyere
cold: ,
The Carnival last Thuredak night**
drew it good crowd and was fl' round
succinct.
•
Mr, Donald lacCharles hag co*e from
Saskatchewan to spend the rgniitinder
of the winter with his parents. '
"Blundering Billy*" the ilay to be
given this evening by the High School
students is well wank seeing. Don't
!rise it. ,
Councilor G. H. Smith did lot of
good work the past week 'inlooking
after the' needs of. _then who were out
of fuel. -' •
„ '
On aebeitittef the extremecold the
Goderich hockey team did not cone to
Lucian* Tuesday evening and the game
was called 'dif. ••• ' ,
..
• the Womep's • Institute will hold g
, .
pancake tes, at Mrs ,B McClure's on
Tuesday afternoon, ,Feb.- 12thfrom 3 to
'lock. -Fee l'Oo.
. .
Buy your ticket to the entertainment
in the Town Hall this evening at Arm-
etrong's Drug Store. Proceeds go to
help the patriotiework-,
• Corp. A;E:, Mortis, in a letter from
France aeknowledges with thanks the
receipt of a Christmas parcel:from the
Locket* Patriotic Society, . .•••
Dr. -ValensOf Saakatenn, Sok., SO
of.tne late yirhi. Valenswas town
for a: few' days of the past 'teek.
guest
,
Mr. Gregor McKinnon, 'of near-Vir;--
den. Man., aod his sista', Mrs, A. Gil -
hes, of TeesWater,4 were Week -era Visit,
ors with Mr. and .. Mrs. D. • McLeod:
In view of. the Goiarninent order,
'closing places of business on Saturday*
and Monday intending shoppers from
the countiy shouid • do their Saturday
shOppilig On Friday.: • ,
ROOMIV
Mr. W. H. Cooknorth of the village; Tpsts.._-; Corni):, Hygihe,. History,
has been awarded iiiipretnium aa second Arithmetic, Spelling. ,
beat isaletiman for k. D. Smith's nursery Sr. IV. 767,„—A. ,Reid
stock—pretty good seeing thatthe com- Mnrdier a Macliendrick, a Douglas,
pany hive 400 agents. • J. Spiedler.. SO/0—V.
the. Burns, J. Cain, -J. ilaeCallnin. 40%—
'
The regular Monthly. meeting Of
Treleaven.*. Below 40—P. Math -
Women's Institute will be held on Fri-.
day, Feb Stfi at 2 30 p.m at the home erVI'•'• • . •
of Mrs. Darn*. We. expect the Jr: IV. 60%—IC. Hill; T. Blitzstein,
13
A D. Mitchell; X MacCallitin, H. Thenip-
t, Unita() to visit us,
Hodgins (ties); 11. Blitzstein,
good program is assored---:-.Secy.
.A.. Johnston 4uston (ties), me_
Tle'LticknOW'Ff4deinpaniMit give Leal 50%—R, Andrew, M. Webster,
dance m Carnegie Hall on Monday. A Ilatr,47n, W
evenins next, the II th inst. The net Below 4.9.77-E; • t Rithwell.*
Lunch *illhe provided by ladies Of the *mlsaexams. .
town, and country, ,The Lucknow or . I. Gr. SHERRIFF, Teacher.
chestra will supply the mask:, This will
be the last -dance of 'the season.
Campbell St.
LULKNOW SCHOOL REPOR
•••••••••••••99rroaao, •
. Boor I ,
Q. Class, Ek,—(Jeasie Stewart, Dom-,
nen Macintosh, Roberta Bridgett.0),
Winn -Wed Nixon,Sadie Jewitt, Mary
Douglas, Florence Melones, ,Margaret
Agnea', - Keuneth
•Til676.91.3/I
$LAlex Andre‘; Norrnan
Bertie Chieholm, Arabel•CaMer-
on, Albert. Chhdiolm. •
A. Class, EX.—(Billy Hendereon, Al:
MbereDade,
tinricligtilrioen4hiaetk
aStewart,i14Winolfred
Webster) Robbie Purvis, Margaret Mc-
Allister. Charlie Webster,' Bertha Milne,
Mary Jewitt, Archie MacMillan, $Inels.
MacLeod,Sydney Whitby, Clifford Web-
ster, Ivy Whitby,„Kathleen Mortis, Roy'
.'Agnew. •,
J: W. MacCALLum, Teacher.
Sr. I II. Excellent' -- Jean Stewart,
Muriel MacKenzie, Eris Armstrong,
Margaret Geddes, Albert Taylor, (Har-
old Mcititoili, Lenora Webster) ties.
Good—Campbell Thompson, Kathleen
Chisholm, Clair- Milne, Pearl I3eaton.
Fair -,-Andrew Thompson,* Percy Web -
iter. Alvin Irwin,* Tracy Webitei.iR .
VILLAdE CoUNCIL
MANY IMPORTANT MATTERS fiN0A08 TWi
ATTENT1011_01, TOWN PATIIERS •
The second regular meeting Of a Jinn%
Weal council is freqtiently the most in
teresting of the year. At this meeting
the officers flir the year usnally Doi ap-
pointed; and a nuraber of 'flatten' of im-
'penance come up for discussion.
The meeting of Lucknow Village
Council held. on Tuesday evening was
no exception. To begin ,with: with a
flew to economizingnn fuel,. the meett--
ing was held, in the Clerk's office, This
was much more comfortable on the cold
eweoeunlidighavtehaben ent 711. unless,
aCouncil c goodly• einbe
quan-
tity of precious coal was burned in heat-
ing it up. . / •
When -1 came to the appointment of
• a constable the council was 'treated to
something of a sensation by receiving a
note from R. Cameron gating that
he wished to be relieved of the duties
, of constable and that, he /would not be
an applicant for the position•this Year.
'ReeYe Johstonstated that„Cameren had
mentioned the matter to him during the
'afternoon, and had explained_thkhtt /3
likely would be leaving town next spring
and 'Might 'go west in March, The COlil
mittee on petittona and by-laws .was in-
structed to interview Cameron with a
view to having him cofitinue tit act RS
as constable for a short tiTntil ether
arrangements " should be made It is
thou ht that after A *the dun a of
constable in Lucknow will be very light.
Dr. Spence was re -appointed Medical
Health Officer. • Mr. Stddall was re -ap-
pointed to the Board of Health..
Mr. T. S. Reid was !appointed to the
Library Board; the council's -appointees
now being; Messrs. Gilbertson, Garbutt,
and Reid.
-John Nivine was re-engaged as engine-
er at $50per mouth and a free house
J: Agnew is clerk and treasurer for
:another year, and Mr. Wm, ponnel and
Dr. Paterson. wc re appointed Auditors,
The only applicant for'the position of
• if:was:or wart-I)eter McKinnon.
plied also for ..the position of collector.
oi taxes, , and Was given-botli appoint-
ments. .
Mr. T. F. Cain reported to the a:nth-
en that he was about out of coal ' for
heating his hotel, and as there was none
obtainable ,elsewhere he asked for a load
. of the grate coal vvhich wait stored in
the basement. of the Town Hall. As
Mr. Cain caenot use wood for heating,
Jr. II. Excellent -L. Doris Durnin,
(Winnified Doirglas, Morgan limier -
son) gee', (Robert. MacCallum,• Gladys
Smelizer)ttes, Gordon Johneton, Rena
'McDonald. Clood — Dean Matinee,.
Maley Armstrong, (Grant MacKenzie,
Pearl Nixon) ties; Calvin 13.116 '
Dave'Mile, Sidney Decker, Harvey
Webster. Fair—Cecil Webster, Stew-
art Mutton, George McInnes; Melvin
Webster, Gordon: Fisher,* Jean McDon-
ald,'Etta MacDougall. . •
* exam: missed. . •• • :
• Fnalicris SitivoZ, Teacher,
ROOM HI
Sr. III, Excellent—E. Reid, M. Mit-
chell, J, Durein, (E Johnston, R John,
sten)* ties, W. Webater. deod—T. Al-
ton, ,W. Idurdoch, 0, ,Thompson,*, B.
Jr. Excellent.- (F Reid,' C.
Johnsion)*lles,-S. McKentie, E M. Orr,
Sproul.--•Goo-d=E. Web-
ster,'L. Taylor, L. Murdoch.
Howe, N; McInnes, D. McDonald,* E.
Burns,*. (C. Murdie, M. Chisholm) ties,
W. Eaton, D. Houghton, C. McDonald.
'M: Donglast -
• (Those marked withAn asterisk were
absent part�t the month.)
DA '
AM. WEBSTER,
la, •
. Teacher.
• The t011ovving paragraph from the
Seaforqt Expositor indiCetes the netious-
Isms of the fuel situation in that town:
Four care of 'Coil 'arritred in town on
Friday evening last and were immed-
iately distributed by the Fuel Controll-
er, the situation beings° urgent that
'the tetunsters were busy all day Snnday
delivering the coal. Two more cars were
received on Wedneeday, but the situat-
ion is aiill critical, the majority of res
-
ideas' not having more than a week's.
supply. •
•
Won Medal and Bar
Lna Corp.- John, Kennedy, • of the
boundary east of Lucknow, who went
orerseas with the 71st. Battu., was some
time ago decorated With the military
medal and more, recently a bar, which
is equivalent to a secoid ntedah for
distinguish service. •• Corp. Kennedy
has been on active service it the front .
for twenty-two months and • so far bas
Wiped WithoUt a scratch. Sloe the
list. was broken tole Inks been serving
With the hind ai bola*:
Zion
• •
—Tuesday, Feb sth
Mr. and Mrs. Cohke,Are visiting this
week with the lattees sister, Mrs, ilia..
ard Gardner,
Miss Gladys Kilpaterick, of Colborne,
is spending a te*days with • Verna
Stroud
• Pte. Beattle dibson, hall returned to
London ,after spending the 'week:end
• under the parental roof: , •
A few of the skaters from this burg
attended the carnival, Thursclarevehing
and report a good tiro.
• Matra. W. T. Gardner and Chas. Mc-
• Donagh attended 'the L.O.L. district
meeting in Ripley On Tnesday.
With some families dotvn with pneu-
monia and Others suffering from the la -
grippe, there is a good deal, ot.sickness
throughout the country, .
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. ilacirett visited
at the fortner's home here one day last
week. ,7 •
Yolk are united to the last, dance Of
the season, fo 10 given by the Lucknow
IOW (.)0. in the Carnegie Hall, Monday
the lith inst. God music. • Lunch pro..
vide& A big crowd looked tor. Come
41tins,
• "*."'""
the council decided to sell him a load of
the cbal and to have the remainder re-
moved to the School House: •
This introduced the fuel question, and
the, appointinent of a. local feel control-
• ler. Ne metnber of the council appeared
anxious to. take the job of directing the
distribution of coal, se the reeve, Coo-
cillors Henderson, Smith and Thompson
'were constituted a committee ;to super-
intend the ,diefributien of coal as it ar-
• rives: All orders for cosi must now be
made to G, Smith. chairman "Of rain
'ply. committee, or to Reeve Johnston,
and till cases will be'investigated..before
tool is delivered By this arrangement
.43ear have .nothing to do
Oftie,gel-Vikalk,erde.W2P,
•
•
theiTeblitilearteitieelled.'
The matter of appointing a local die.
tributor Of government fish .come up,
but owing to leek of inforniaiwn no
action was taken." The clerk was m-
structed to write to the Dept. of Fish-
eries -for information. • • .
CHURCH NEWS
Services in the Presbyterian church
next LOrdrs Day at II a.m. andl 'Pan.
Aforning,subjegt, qte.digging the Old
Wells.". Evening sabject, "The Empty
House."
Service in the Methodist church at
11 a.m. and 7 Ara. Morning subject,
"A Valuable Legacy," - In the 'evening
Rev. Duncan MacTavish will preach.
Good musie. Everybody is welcome,
-The Bear and Is Shadow -
If the bear was out at the "right time
on Saturday last, he saw his shadow al-
right and, according to the Indian to.-
dition, concluding that there was going
to 13e a fetv weeks more of wintei, re.
turned io winter ()darters for another
snooze. And if any thoughtless bear
remained out, he learned on Monday
ktm folly of departing front an ancient
custom,
. BORN
Lucknow on Jan. 30.
1904 10Mr. and Mrs. W. O. tic,
Milian, a WA (Henry Donaltil.,
§p0.00 .News
Soap, ▪ Brown's, 'reap and Bak-
ing Powder have gone up
price' and are expected to be
much.higher. But we have
bought ahead and can give
you special prices while our
Stock lasts,
6 cgke$ castile Soap for 25c.
• Raisins I00. per lb.
Tea 300. per lb.
Some No. r Baking Powder,
while it lasts, Ioc tins for 50.°
Buy from us and take advan-
tage of oui many years of ex-
perience in buying: and selling '
at right prices. •
D.'Woods:
phone t3t
PPOIAC NOTICE
at the cotuicil fueeting Tuesday night
It was decided that the council :would ;
see that the Government neaer closing- •
industriet*d places of Ilusinesq Woultt
be strictly enforced., All business hong- .
'esinthe village aud surrounding collie-.tryare hereby notified that violations of
the ozder Will be yeported.
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. EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
MONEY TO LOAN. -On ;homages and 1101e4
at reasonable rates, Fire Insurance. but
Stock and Mutiial Companies. Convoy• •
anoing done with neatness and despatch. •
• OJAI A. SIDD.A.L.1.4 Broker. Lucknoit
WANTOD.-All idnds of raw tam Highest
city prices paid at Lucknow. Don't sell
yoarlars without seeing Jake Libel,as he
. has the city market. Best prices for junk,
vain. rubber -70 cash, 90trade; horsehair-- '
290 cash. 350 trade: and all" kinds of bidet:.
Phone and 1 . th.A. sad see you. Phone
$0, Lucknow.
15-9-tr. • ,JAirE LIBEL, Lucknovr.
W.A./iTED.-At the Paramount Cheese Vac-
tory,..before April ist, 30 cords wood, 3 ft.
long. For particulars apply to WIS. KilkSs.
Milverton, ' It
BLAOltarathil SitOP TO
ling attaobed, in e wn of Barwick.
. District or Rainy ver., A.pply to MAL-
.
. corai Gii.rsks. Boit 70,,BarWick, Ontario.
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RAWFURS WANTED. -Highest price Nvill •
be paid for all. kinds, of raw furs: :Minx.
• skunks, raccoons, wriaSels. Special price
ftcft lkiiral
rubbers,tff111teli" call atBit131odMi?
TENDERS WANTED -Tenders will be re-
ceived for the drawing of milk by this. cwp
' or route to the ParalllOWIL Cheese Factory
• for the following season also for putting
cement or wooden floor in the make-rooni
• of factory, tenders closedlst: March. Spec-
ifications may be seen with the director or
president.
Hutu R.R. No. aLucknow. 21-2
DR. PA.RHER, OSTEOPATH, at (Jain House
Luoknow. every Wednesday afternoon...AU .
chronic diseaSes successfully treated. Os-
:• teopathy removes the physical °arises of
disease. Adjustment of the spine is more
• quickly secured and with fewer treatments
by Osteopathy than by any other method.
FOR SALE
FOR 8.AL10.-House and 10 on WIlioughby
St., Luckno w,-comforta bit:, frame. 9 room
dwelling, frame stable. For. further par-
ticulars apply to J.111. Agnew.
FOR SALL-Good frame residence with stone
fonuel^tino. on
• " ing the rebideiree emumect.' b}. ear. O. dal,
BERTSONJ. - For partienlarS apply to 14.1t04,..-,.. •
tfooLariittoot,p7,..„,,c,-1
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FOR SALE -Ten acres of land (to be given
aVvay), short distance north of Lueirnovr
Station, in good state of cultivation. 9 acrea
seeded to timothy and alfalfa. nice, youinr
orchard of apple. • Pears._ plums, cherries
and grapes, besides small fruits, garden
floWers and et ergreens; good wellnewlY
tiled and,with new pump; good frame and.
comout dwelling, eight rooms; stable, hen-
hotite and buggy ..house—very desirable , •
property -will be sold at a bargain. Apply .
to WILSON EAGLESON, LUCkI10
31-tf
• • AUCTION. SALE
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'AUCTION SALE. -Jas. McLachlan, 7th con..
Culross, two and one-half •Miles west or
Teeswater, will have aolearingauotion sale
of farm stock aud implements On Tuesday.'
Feb. 12, commencing at 1 o'clook p.m.
There is a tine lot of good live stook and an
outfit of _implementS in good repair.7.2
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,NOTICE
-For all matters regarding Greenhill cemeterif
refer to D. 0. Taylor Secretors'.
Notice To Creditnr$
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Notice is hereby civeo purstuint to Section
56, Chap. 121. of the Revised Stattites of Ont-
ario, that all persons having ()him against
the Estate of George Tiffin, deoeased WhO
died on, or about the Fifth day of Deceinber.
A. D. 1917, at tho Township of Einloss in the
County of Bruce, in the Province Of °Marie,
are required to send by Dost., prepaid, nr to de-
liver to Joseph Tiffin, R. It. 2, Teeswator, Ont-
ario, oho of the Administrators ef the said de-
ceased, on Or Ixffore the First day of Mardi,.
A.D. 1918, their names and addresses. Witlb
full putioalot% of their elahns law-M:41nm twat
the nature of the securities (if any) bem by
them duly Verified by a gtittutoty declaration.
AND FURTHER TAKE NO ricE that after •
the said, First day of March, 1918, the assets of 0
the Said estate will be distributed by the Ad.
ministrators among the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to thefolaints of which
they Minh then ha 70 110tiee, atid the dttrato
will not be liable ter any elating nOt flied at'
the tioaeof the said distribUtion.
Dated at AA ibglutitt this ntootvonth day tot
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