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SHOE
BARGAI N
We have picked out 'several
lines of 1Wen's and Ladies'
Shoes, to clear out at Bargain
Frices.which will Pay you to
•see before buyiu,g your spring
suppiy
, •
50 pairs Ileitis ifeavy Shoes clearing, at
2 50, IV and up to $4 OCr, 'which le
lose. than present wleilesale priest.
30 peas Menis Vic' Kid and liox Calf
Medlin, and Bela to clear at 4 00 and
30 pairs Ladies' Vine Shoes in patent
lt other and vici 'kid with cloth tops,
to sell at 3.S0 and $4.00.
palm Ladiete Mahogany •
Cell I td, Mt new sport lastThis
shoe *child he good. bitying at $7.50,.
Our pride is $6 59. ^
Ackert & Rathwell,
-
Phone 149 Micartow
• latIgSide
—Monday, April 8.
• Plongbing has started •although' the
greund is none t00 ht. • ..
Miss M. Mcf%weli, ot Erin, ha been .
seemed as teacher for S S.,NO., 8.
' AU enjoyed theniselven at the Wed-
ding reception Of Tiffin and CaMerOn-
The giltswere numerous and beautiful,.
showing the esteem, in which the young
"noupleavere held. • 1, ° • •
AlrklathesOn•Wala sawing wood with
hi gasoline outfit a few 4001140 week.
• . Miss Floreoco McGregor, of Toronto,
.'who lute epoot the Teo two woolta with
tor sister,
Airs. John ,Ileederilon, of
near Taticktiewoe idling her parents ,
here, . . .
"I'l•The ladies of the W U.& boa their
ntonllita Meetinratthe hOli'm AA lira.
]) MeDobaM on Thursday • afternoon
here -Ngeea.-good--attenclance,-*Ild-an
interesting -a eating, after whieh tt.dainty
• ‘: tea wag serVed, by the hostess. • ;
Come to the patriotic dance ia the
Town Hall Lucknowon the evening of .
, April 12.: • -
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be dispensed in the Pita, church
next Sunday. -. preparatoryservicito wifl
. be held Friday. afternoon, when, ReV.
Mr. Sinclair, of BeiMpre, will preach.
Nisi; LizzieAtInees bad charge of
the Y.P.S, meeting knit Thursday even-
ing. " T110:10alder fOY this, week is Miss
VeraHill • • ' • ,
Lalloarop 110 CROW Soomv last
week shipped 40 'Shirts an 30 pare of
edcks. • The receipts sine Dec.. ut are
.
as todosve: Dalon hand 1300; contri-
butione 33 '15; procedvi Of lecturei6:00;
total receipts $61 76 Eipenditurei-
Yern 822 90; flannelette 27.85; buttons
20c;'expense at leettire 10 00, total ex-
penditure $61.01. We are very grateful
'• to those who 'have helped either by con-
tribution or vairlt,—Tena Moffat, Treas.,
BMW. Riehardsen, Secy.
-P
CtiliOSs Cottlerg
-Monday,, April 8tii: {live .gbod opportunity to clean tiv-ir
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CHAUTAUQUA FESTIVAL'
Di you Kw/who in nesse
ou low# hoard about tbe Chautau-
qua Feetival to be bed in Lneknow on
April 26* 27 and 20;., but perhape you
know little about it: "
Beck in the winter menthe Mies Asa
Bradley, ot the Deminion Chautauqua
Fee‘tivals, pailadian Offices of which are
in Toronto, **tea lateknow told pre
Seated a plan which areatly intereeteci a
umber of our progressive citizens, Who
ara on the look out. ,fer a pod thing
aed chance to raisemoney for the,
patriotiewark. eemmittee-or aleece.
la,tion was formed and a contract made
,witb the Chautauqua Company to liold
a three-day afternoon and evening "Fes-
tival" a eeries of entertainments. Theee
will coueist of some of the heat musical,
entertainment and lecture talent that
the present day platform affords.
D, Gilbertson is secretary of the
local committee and heinforms that
the Festival will open on the afterttoon
of A.pril 28 and contiling for •three days,.
a program being given each afternoon
and groping of the 20, 27 and 20, •
Those composing the local committee
are: Geo. H. Smith, D."Gilbertson, WM,
'Ulnae, F. T. Armstrong, Dr, G. A..
-Newton, A. D. MacKenzie, IL A: Doupe,
A,. E Derain J. G. Armatroeg Dr. A.
Biliett. • " '
Thinie have no 'thought of financial
Pitt for themselves and Will have nail.-
ing • out of it but work, They simply
aim te;get a good thidgfor the town and
surrounding country and incidentally
raise Some Patriotic money.' •
In order to assume the expense of. the
undertaking in advance, as was required
the 'ecnomitteehave colleetively obligat-
ed themselves • for several hundred dol-
lars in 48seasipP tickets.‘, These tickets
are to he Bold to the Publie at their cosi
price, as fixed by the Chautettqa
GOLDEN • WEDDING
„
fiundity last was the 20t1 annivereary
a the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. *Alex
Roes of town, and the event Was quietly
-celebrated by them at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Smith - They
were presented on behalf of the family
with a purse ef gold, and some beautiful
flowera. . • -
Over the fifty yeara thatliave gone by
since their marriage, Mr. and, Mr8.,
can look back to the very early days of
Lucknew, he 'having been here as early,
&net little earlier than any man now
hvingin town tr_tIV Matilage took Place'
at Teeawater, it 'being necessary to gd
there to find one qualified to tie the
nuptial knot. .Mr. and Mrs Ross are
not as old as might be inferred from the
fact that the have celebrated their
golden wedding—he is 70 and.ahe is 68.
Mr RON tame to Lucknow when he
was enly fifteen and he hail been
in the harness business for 02 years. and•
Pince 1877 has had a business of his
own.
Mr. and Mr8. Ross had a family of
tux daughters,, and of the number two
are dead. Two live in Detroit, ono in
Cheeky and one in Lneknove.
.Buys Farm Tractor
The -Andrew Brothers, south Of•Luck-
now, have purchated a La Cross Hants,
Farmer tractor from the Renfrew Machinery Co. through theiocal agent
Min,and. will have the machine deliier,
ed in..a very short time. With the trac-
tor they get, a three furrow Plow. 'We
believethis is the first farm tractor to.
be placed in Lucknow district, and BO
doubt it operation 'will be watched
with great intorest. • .The Andrew Broa.
are both 0 A,O men and up to 'data
farmers. .
and.. an surplus to the. cOnnattee tato.
be -donated to the local Patriotic Worlr:
'The season -tickets are interchougeable
or transferable in the famil.y, and are
good for the whblesix, afternoon and
evening sesitont. Adult tickets will
sell for 8200, and a *eat may_he reserv-
Childreu'e Beason tickets will • be
$1,25, and May be made reserved for
25e. additional. Tickets' to any funk'
sediiion wtll alto be sold, .The price be-
ing for adults: afternoon 50c, evening
75o, Children afteroon 85e evening 50e• .
Pregrams wili continence proraptly at
&Mock in the afternoon and 8 o'clock
in the. evening, There" will be great
variety* of entertainment7sprnething
now and different every guidon and a
different troupe every day.,
• Tickets wilt be on tale by all Members
'of the committee and at J . Garnet
Armstrongia Dreg. Store. Purchases.
should be made parly as the number of
season ticketd is strictliiimited to 300,,
sales beend that number Will he at an
advance of 50.1 ? •
$200 may look like a high price for a
ticket, but consider that it wilt admit,
you or another member of the family to
all six sessions and that the program
will all be of a high ()Mo.._ •
The Ideal committee believe that they
Mr. lash Amitli is 'busy eutthig wood
" here this week.
•11ormal, spent Easterweek with her
• parents at Westford.
A,anunber of ladies from here attend-
ed the Institute meeting at the home
- of-Mre M;Ilaidetilay --on Thursday last
•Mrs, 'McKenzie' is vialting with lir
-daughter, Mr.e. W, Dein Culross.
Misses Annie Wraith and. Muriel Halo
of Toronto, are visitors atBobt. Wraith's.
• Mrs. Millet and Mre. Rannernann, of
• Kinloesyikatet friends here het week:
MARKETS
, (Cozrected up to Wednesday aon)
Wheat... i0
Oate•••#444...**0.opot.• evolve 88 88
60 1 70
Peas # ..3 00350
• BilekWileat • . 011 • ....I 60
Butter,— •. 40 42-
Eggs, lieW faid.. *0.14 iv.isIse;1; 36 42
ROO. • 1.6•4* 0,00 19 60
TORONTO MARKETS
Choke heavy steers... .812 35 to p.2 75
Choice butchers. # . lt $0 to 12 00
• Pholce butleheriti cows.. 10 00 to '10 SO
Good feeders 9 SO to 10 00
Good milch C6WS . ,.100 00 to 135 00
Itego, led ,endavetered. 20 00 to.
Pall whom.? 40044'00000,V 21.4 16
GX:$86 'Wheat 41••6•461,04 210 to
oata # o .40010004.4. 411.“ I 04 to 1 05
timothy.tray.z.. * 20 00 to 23 00
not*, now laid • 4/ to -
Butter, eteitMerY Prints 49 to
10044 PkyFr1nt�.v* 34 te 38
meg eum to help on the, patriotic work
1Viafeking P
—Monday, April 8tho
• Tho,local maple syrup makers have
been kcpt busy this year, as the sap run
has been unusually brisk.
Mr.L.Stothers returned from Guelph
last Wednesday, having completed hie
course of study on the art of butter
making at the 0 A.C.
,
.Mies Itae.Alton spent the week -end
at the home of her uncle, , Thos. Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. WilfRitchie and family
were Sundaytisitors at T. Blake'.
, Mies Leila Blake returned on Friday
to her schgol near Toronto.
Carman Stothers was up from Tor-
bt the helidays: Since receiving
bia tailitary discharge, on account of
Immerse is completing his °mime at
Toronto Lithveraity
Mr. and btre. W. Pepper and "family
have moved onto the farm recently
Property Chang
flaying- sold his ,prepeity jdst- Jacinth
of tewn to Mr, flaid Alton;-Paul-Sitelt-
zer bought J. Watson's residence .in
town; He gets possessioh en May lat
but Will ctume to revdde• on his 'farm
Until October. Mr. Watson bas bought,
Mrs. Sandy's residence emit of town,
and will move there shortly.' Mr.
Smeltzw also bought ;part of the go.
Mannus property' offered for Bele by
auction lest SiturdaY. Another change
is the purchase of the Stewart residence
near the planing mill by Mr.. T. Mac-
Donald -of the Gravel Road south,: who'
recently.disposed of his.. farm t� Jas.
Agar, Mr. Agar will work the farm
this season, .•
•
LOCAL AND CENERAL
Farmers ato getting busy on the land '
M. Thomas 31,„Irwin has bought A
new Grey-JDOrt car, from the local agent,
Mt. Allin.,
Mr, and M18. Thomas Math, of Onl.
ross, were week end visitors with Luck -
now and Ashfield, frien-ds.
Mi. and Ors. A. .T; Aimetrong and
son. Harold, also -Mist Ethel ArMstrong,
f Wipbam, epent Sunday with, Mr,
and Mrs, Wm. Armstrong.
• Commencing Tuesday April 16, ° Ore
laickilow Public 7.4ibrary will open Tues -
da”, Thursdays and. SatUrdaya—after-
,
NtriotiP Dance in the Town Hall Luck -
now, evg. of April 12 ander auspices of
the Hockey team. Don't come alone,
and be sure to tell yourfrielids about It.
. The Lucknow'Fire Company have,de-
aided to manage a Field Day and Cele-
bration here on June '3rd, the proceeds,
of which will go to the local' patriotic
Lucknow No• .112 will 'attend
divine service at the Anglican church
Lucknow, on Sunday April 28th at 11
a.m. All brethren are cordially invited
' • 18-4p.
open and evening $4eit.
owned by Mr. Anson Finlay. Mr, Pep-
per will werk the farm for Mr. Thom.
Iryin this year. We welcome Mr. and
Mrs. Pepper into our community,
On Saturday last Mrs. Stothers to,
etived a letter from her son, I. O. &nth.
ere, written on Match 13, the day he
was gamed. Ile said, as he had taken
every precaution he was Only slightly
gassed, his eyes being the worst affected
and he expected to *Ufa to the firing
UPO Inthc owe qthy, dolo.
Glamis
—Monday, April &-
School •reopened here on Monday
morning.
'Mrs. Abbott and Miss Winnie, of
Riversdale, •visitil at James. 'Beggs'
last ' Week. They , Were accoMpanied
home by the latter's brother, Roy, who
was here for the syrup season. ' • • •'
The W..M.S. met at the home of Mra.
Campb.ell on Wednesday. ,
3:K.--.11cLennanieon-
nat. We hope for het -sway: rectiveryl.
Chas, J. McKinnon veturued to -7 -Wal-•
laceburg on Saturday: .
tlide'''Mokeetititteleft-trrlIoarcriar
fOr Edmonton, Alherta.
• Mr, 'Madden returned to Detroit last
-
week. • .
GeorgeoGraves' driver got b-adly cut
•with.gless Saturdayand will be -off
• Work for a few weeks. '
. Angus Moloan, con. ,10, is ill.' An.
hope toilet*: a his. recovery -soon..
- Mr. McCatiley returned froin Tara on
Saturday. Owing to his mother's ill-
ness they cannot move at preaent. •
Miss Symons add friends waited Sal=
• ein and Itiveredale friends over the'
• weekend. -
•
Miea MOrenzie, of Kincardine',
visited relatives on 2nd con. last, week.
Pte. Osborne, of Saugeen, woo a Sun-
• day visitor with relatives On the 14th
-Miss•actean, teacher inAhe Lucknow
School, was called to her home in Ash-
field on account of the sudden death_ of
her father. Air. McLean who was about
so years of 'age was .el•Xite active and,
dropped dead svithoursufferieridness.,
COMING.—Under the atispieed of 1. at,
riotic Society on -April 17th, War Moving
Pict ores.: All, new reefs. Charlie Chap-
in] in a big four-reel:feature .entitled "A•
Night at the Theatre." Don't miss't.
Remember the date.
In renewing his subscription to The.,
Sentinel.*rt G. V, Towlevof Boitsvain,
an., a a es ou reTun w ere
. ha& i'beeu. until the. first of. April,
they itere :having- Very -z. otorieg
Wea,ther. and 'seeding. was under way in
• rettnyplaces.
'On Wednesday, April 17th DOREN-
• WEND'S cf.:Toronto- (Canada's Greatest
-Nair Goods Stores) invite., you in see
theit.display of fine Hair Goods at, the
Cain House: SWitches... Pompadours,
Transformations, Self -Dressing Waves,
ete. for ladies and. Toupees and Vvigs
for Gentlimen who -are Bald. There is
no _charge for demonstration,
•
• The April inepting,of. the - Lucknowi
Women's Institute will. be hold in the
oounca chamber on Friday the 12th, at
the usual hour. 'A feature of the meet-
• ing will be a debate on, resoled that
"Marriage is Women's Highest Ambi-
tion." A paper on "Making Home At.
tractive," will be. given and 'there . will
, be Musical. featurea. ,
• MO) ••
GIAMIZt.-4131the township of Kinloss
on April 2, 1918, Joseph Dean Wil-
fred Gamble infant son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph a anabloi, age 2 Months
and g days.
Will 'Encourage Gardening
, .
•
The Lucknow Council has take e steps
to encourage the: production •of stuffs,
and will do everything possible to en -
&outage the -planting of vegetable gar-
dens. -A number of parts of unused
Streetwill be broken up. and parties'
•needing grotind to plant on should make
mplicationfor a_Partk_ of rtilese at an
. ,
Zion
• .
9P4.4=0.411'1,)A-I4
Mrs. • Sameti, Hunter, 'of London, is
visiting at James L. 'Hunter's:
' Margaret Ritchie has returned to
Teeswater. . „ -• .
,Mr.s. James E. Ritchie:is encoding_ EV. -
101V dayslwith her daughter, Mrs. Satin-
der's, of Mafeking. •. " • , •
Pte David Johnstone and Miss Verna -
Stroud spent the week end et 'BIlleVale.
Mr. and Mfrs, Peter Watson and
, .
daughter, of St.'llelens, Visited at Jacob
Hunter's Sunday. •
-Mr. Miller, of Listowel, has returned
home after spending a few daya with
his daughter„,Mrs. Thos. Strong. '
•• The,Frog Pend Orchestra; has again
appeared •on the •otage and are now
waiting for an encore. • .
Aluand iirs.• Jobe McGee, of Pert
• Albert, visited at Peter Cooke's Satur-
day.
LUCKNOW SCHOOL REPORT
Room'
Tab. Class Bre--Dra mien Macintosh,
Maly Douglas, Jessie Stewart, Roberta
Bridgette. Ociod---(Florence MeXonee,
Sadie jewitt, Will Alfred Nixen)i Ken-
neth Thompson; Willie A.gnew, Mar-
garet
Primer B. E. Norman Wilson.
Good -..-Albert Chisholm, Alex Andrew,
Bettie Vhjaholn Arabel Cut:wren.
Pruner A, Ex.:— Marion Stewart,
-
Billy Henderson, .41bert 13ridgette, Eliz-
alietb. MacDonald. Gedd—(Robbie Tar-
'vis,'Winnifred 'Webster, Margaret Me -
Allister, Shiela McLeod, Clifford Web-
ster, Mary Jewitt, Bertha Milne, Syd-
ney' Whitby, Bessie Libel, Archie Mac-
Millan, Roy Ague% Ly Whitby, Kath-
leen Mortis, .
' .T. W. MacCarzum, Teacher.
'
CHURCH NEWS
Services in the Methocliet Church. en
Sunday at ti 4.01, and 7 pin. Morn-
ing. eubjeet, "The Refiner."' Evening
subject, "The Optimism of Jesus.'
• 0004 music. ,‘•ierybedy Ivelcoine.
kitEtilsYTEUI4N OffUltati. -- Service's
•next lienta Pay at 1 1 a 111. Ana 7 atin,
Morning enbject, "bob* 04e'a Bit."
Evening oubject; "The lbad To Racial
;Union." Anniiersary.services ,will be
Iheld pn the .0th •of May: The Rev,
James Wilson B.A., of Dovercourt Road
Church, Toronto, will be the-. elPeglia
preacher for the day. .
Appreciated'
Ms's. W. 3 Little, of town, recently
had the following letter froraher nephew,
• Robert J. Whitley, who is in the army:
Dear Auntie Little: Kindly convey '
.niy.sincere and heartiest good wishes to
the ladies of the Patriotic Society whose
generous gift hat only comforts and pro-
tects my weary feet, but recalls fondest
:memories of the little home town -for
whose noblewomen r Would be -proud
to,shed my last drop of blood.
Witfl 10,78 --BOB:
Capt.W. J'o.. Wadley
:•Captahr W. J. Hindley ie. one of the.
speakers who will visit Lucknow in con-
nection with,* Chautauqua yeativA;
tia by the merest accident we are able
to give some information frotna
Ltzck-
now "boy" as to his ability. After read
'ng last week's Sentinel, Cameron Geri-
.
snow-at,-Lendork-wiete,to-Jr-Ga
,Armstrong as follows: r noticed W. J.
Hindlees name as one of the party.
know him Very well, and am going ,to
give you his Rep., so if my opinion of
this distingaished, 'gentleman will 'help
in •the sale of rieats or advertising,' I
won't have written this for nothing, sae!
• _Rev. W. 3. •Ilindley is. an Oxford
County man—just to show that he is
a real Canadian: He was. four 'years
Mayor of Spokane, Wash, and was sev-
eral times asked: to become candidate
for Congrerer, . but refused. Later he
was minister Of Central Congreptionvil
Church, Winnipeg. and had the largest
congregation in Winnipeg. Ile got spact.
lal permission from the City Collodi to
put ' chairs in the aisles and "fill" the
'church to capacity though -contrary to
the City by-law. was considered
the greatest orator in the West and his
services were in Constant 'demand opr
_ .
.both sides of the line froni Winnipeg to
Vancouver, which. suggests his ability'
to holdonaudience. . gels, a real lire
one, and mixes the "straight from the
shoulder" line of bilk with hiller' win&
frequeiatlY "brings down the house" in
a manner 'all his own. :1 attended his
church in Wpg. and was out with him
on a, tour of Manitoba a year ago last
arinter_-_-_-le _doing.... the, -"spieling,"• ;of
• course;--Luckuownever -heard a man
like him. I ate going to take in • that
series of shows if I have to walk nome.
,17,9.21615?!.V;m1.0,.exitt.
Yours etc., •
OWL Geddeo,
St., Helens
—Monday, Apr. &
Miss Annie Wallace has returned to
Tillsonburg after spending - several
months with her sister, Mrs. john
ler. •
• MissMargaret Webb spent the Eau.
ter vacation in Toronto aid Guelph.
.Miss Janet T.:Attie is home from Mot -
real on an extended visit.
Come to the patriotic &woe in the
Town Hall Lucknow, on tbe evening of
April 12. '
!rho following returned to their duties
after Vie holiday: Modes W,p, Rutherkird to Fergie, Mary Little to Allen,
ford, Colina Clark and,Nina Woons:t�
Blyth, May. Cameron Mitchell, -Clara
Woods to London Normal and Mary
Dwain to Stratford Normal.' •
•
. . ,
We understand the 'McKenzie farm
•oil' the .t2th Con. has been '•sold • to Mr.
Wip. Bell, ot Pine Hiver. '
Mrs. Gordon kft this week for God-
erieh where she hairtakerva position ,in
the Alexandra Hospital. Ou Friday
eveninglnembers of the Women's Mis
signary Society rept at the home of Mre.
•s• 8.
• Mr:- and Mrs. Jtseplt England are
inovingio Lucknow ties week.
Cone to the patriotic dance in the
T0Wil 110111.1110kiltiWt on the evening of
April 12.
The Jtsnee
•
• ---Tuesdity,41)1:...9,
Harry Jewitt was in the Jungle on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R Mahood, . of 'Wing -
ham, viaited at. Wni McDonald's thie
week, :
• Alex. dillies has purchased a 'neyv
driver.
Wm. MCDonald and Jito. Purvis were
• on a wild goose chase to the lake last
Saturday but were unable to procure
• any birds although theysay they were
uitenumeroua. • .
Oer bog would be the better of a few
` more pyramids ot'graVel-thit aprimr. aa
what the council put on last fall ie fast
being curled into the ditches. .
A cquple of weeks ago we. reported
• that a dance was held at Win. McInnis'.
We have since learned that We was
• misinformation and • that the people
named did not have a dance at all,
don with an address and a PllDie
lhOngt - • ,
MAW altiVeCt
home On Monday after -ipendinr,their
honeymoon. With friends it Toronto'
• and Barrie.
• APRIL WEDDING.—A very pretty wed-
ding took place on Tuesday, April 2nd,
at Westvievii St, Helens,- the liorne.of
Mrs. R K Miller; when her.; youngest
daughter, Christiaa Robertson, became
the bride of Mr. Wallace Miller.The
ceremony was performed'at' 11.30. a.m..
by. Rev. ,Mr. Little The bride, who
was given away by her brother, Mr,
Isaac Miller, looked pretty in a dreSs of
while ,ailk crepe de chene and 'carrieda
bouquet of white roses and fern. She
wore a sunburst of pearls, thegiftof.
the groom. . Miss 'Laura Currie „played
the wedding march. • The rooters Were
tastily decorated- With Carnations and
ferns. The presents were numerous and
beantiful,•shewing the popularity ot the
young couple A dainty wedding break-
fast *as served, the tables -being Waited
on by four . of bbs giri Maids (tithe
bride. The bride add groom left amid'
showers of confetti and good wishes for.
Lucknow where they took the train, for
Toronto and Barrie. There were about
•forty guestapresent.:._Those froniudist.
mice were: Miss W:ellaceandAir. 'Walker;
.-of Barrie; Mimes•Pletcher, of igibonbugi
Misses Cuertingham, of :Walkerton; Mr.
Of Toronto;•Missee Salkeld, of Goderich;
Miss Robiswe Richardson, of Harr:hit:in
and Miss Laura Carrie, of Winghean.'
he young, couple will reside on the
groota's farm near St. Helene.
Note these Facts
413We
We pay cant' for any quin�
• tity of _Good Butter, Fresh
Eggs.and (toad Potatoes,
Teas went up" another live
cents 11.4 pound? We are
selling what we have at
the old price.
We also have specialprices
On Raisins, Prunes, Bak?
lug Powder,Coffee, Soap
and Good Eating Cakes..
Fresh Garden and Pield Seeds.
Also Brooms; some good Shoes
and Rubbers at special prices.,
We will appreciate your buying\
• homy* verY much-
415tsfe.
1.». WOODS
PkfON
'EVERYBODY'S -COLUMN
moNEy TO LoAll.,-,-ork mor4sgea and note4
, at reasonable rates.- Piro anaemic*. not'
- Stook and '3111itual Companies. convey
. andna done with neatnesa and despatch.
GINO. A. SIDDALL. Breaor. Lateknew
.WANTED,11A.1cinda of raw fare. •Iiiiihest •
city prices paid at Lucknow. Don't 'sell
your Juin without Booby Jake Libel, as he
has the city market: Best Miceli for junk.
ragsaubher,ltorsehair-10 oz. to a pound; •
and all, kinds of. hides. Phone and I Wilt
16.9 tf,„ and
r JAKE. „Low., Luc:k88, now.. -
RAW FURS WANTED--Aaahest. price wW
be paidfox. all kinds01raw Turs.Npec**
. ial prloe for muskrat....',Beatt-MleaMilt )34
paid for horsehair and 'rubbers. wow..
YDOon 16e00011'70suriore.fuM. 0all at B. •illitzsteiq's
DR. PARSER, OSTEOPATH, at Cain H04138.
Lucknowevery Wednesda_y afternoon. All '
chronic diseases successfully treated. Vs-
pathy removes- the physical coupes of
disease. Ad.l.14tuten4 of the spine is more ^
. quickly seou4 =4 ant. with fewertreatanenbi '
by thtteopathythatt evaav ether 'method, ,•
NOTICE
of
0s•
CELEBRATE JUNE
.iessor veil. *I*
• • 110041/40
3rdIN LUCKNOW
vaP, •
4t!t“ • *ir"42.4P it it "
-
FOR BALE
ll'Oligoida.c4L00E-rndGiototodn..tourukixocitAtthoismoo, 141200N, labil.araiii."
. • •• -• 114-p.
_ ,
• FOR, SALE.-Twa houses on Caznpbell St..
Lucknow, wili. bo sold Cheap for quick'
Sale. Apply to Mils. (Dn.) dicesibmicix
Ripley. • 18-5404
FOR SA.LB-Bred.to-lity Barred Hoek and.Sin-
gle (30pab white Leghorn Egg& for Hatch-
ing from he& that lute layealaS dozen the
past three months. Price. 435o for 13. Akio
Yorkshire Swine. Apply to JNo. Fauna%
11.1t. No. 7, Lucknow. PhOn0 Dungannini
821113.
nannt FOR SALE. --400 aoros, lot 1;6)11,10 E.
Ashflold-known tho "SulliVith Prop-
erty" clay loam, 10 acres good hardwood
butM, remainder in grass, well watered,
fences in pn
m/repair, ear to church and
school, possession can be given at Once.
. For further particulars apply to Miss ICA'rE.
Sin.tiVAN, Kingsbridge, Ont. 114-210.
Notice TO Auto Owners
Metorists are hereby notified that' the
Selling of gasoline and auto supplies is
•strictly forbidden in the village OfZukw
now on Sundays. You will gckernyour.
selves accordingly. .
By order of The Council
• 1.11. Antenw, • R. jouteSunt, .
Clerkt Reoyel
.4L'Atr°1911111"Crai..r
. •
'For all matters regarding OreenaillOetuetery
'refer to D. O. Taylor Secretary.
HURON .COUNTY COUNCIL,
•. At the 'request of the•_Ontario Re- .
sources Conviiittee, Warden: Elliott „ of
Huron County called the. County
Coun-
cal together in a special session on Tues.
day of last week. -
At the afternoon session,' 'the
fog resolutioqa were peeled: -
Moved by Jae A...Ford, seconded by .
Dr. F. Harbin, that the ceineil of. the
Co.inaty.Of Hilton in fully aware of the*
need of increated farm: production and,
is 'wining ,to co operate in any way -for
greater production of all farin products
neceseary to assist the Allies to win the -
war and consider an organization, na
putiined by the government, should at
once be boinpletek in eaCll
• in thecountY. , • '
Moved by B. W. F. Beavers; Seconded
by -A E Erwin, that the Seyeral reeves •
Composing-thils coincil.he instructed- to
(tall a meeting, or meebipgs in_theig
respeotitomunicipalities and do all. In ...
the people to enter into the spirit of the
greater production Of:. food movement
and did in every POssible way by increas-
ed acreage of , wheat . and other cereals
to produee foodstuffs in greater.- - • --
once if possible than in‘theliest, carried.
Before -tile Council- concluded it wan •
•.movedby Reeve Livingston, Grey .
ship, seconded by Reeve Beaters, Exeter,
that Huron Council urge the Provincial
and Domition Governments to abstain
from all unnecessary expenditure dttring
tbe period of the war.and that the Strict4
eat econonly, consistent with efficiency
be practiced. Carried,'
After.' appropriate remarks by tho
Warrdcze addroiv:.-co, trete-given OU• Coe.
servation and Production by Etev J. A.
Agnew, Clinton; Rev. 3. E. Hogg; Olin -
ton; 'A. I/. Musgrove ex-M.P.P. for
bTorth Huron; S. B, Stothers, tbe new
Huron County "'District ,Agriciiltural-
Wpteeentative; DivirlForrester, Clin-
ton; Sohn ileneford, TuckereMith Twp;
• Ret. A. X Seeps, Clinton; Itev. Mr.
Abery, Loncleaboro; Mayor Thompson,
Clinton; ex -Warden Cantelen,Clintoti
The tutting Alolierl b ‘ogirtp; the .1sTat.
IQ•Antbeli,
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