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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1918-06-06, Page 1tscrper year), in advance; P.00 otherwise LuenNoliv, ONT., THURSDAY JUNE 6t11., 1918. fr. MAIL CONTRACT sealed Tenders, addressed to the Postma.stee Oeuaral. will be received at Ottawa until CO2,n on Frulay the Twenty -Eighth day. ot June, ISIS, for ttie-eun reyance ot Blsty's wan% on a nroposed ("war:taint' fnuryears.stx times nor uPeic on the inieknow No. 1 Rural ltouto. front -the bit of Oeteher, 1915.. Printed notims edntainieg pirther tion as to canditiona of propowd. Contract may helm% and blank forma of u,'eallei may be en. tented at the Pt st. (hakes OP fait:know and. bitechurcb, and at the office orltio Post or... lice Inspeotor. Cum. E. IL 1_4mm, Pot afilee l'ost °Oleo Inspector, Canada, Matt'Serviee Drench, • Ottawa. 1711t 1911L ' • 2041? The Canada, food Board Says Ferment may be reassured that there hi no intention on the part of the meth orities to inconvenience them unduly in their busy season with unnecessary re- ' striations and 'regulations as regards the hoarding of foodetuffe. An Order grille Canada Food Board recently made it illegal for people to. lieve more tham.15 days supply of flour made wholly or in part 'from *heat, on. hand at anyone tim% For people liv- ing at a grJater. distance than two' mil es , and not less than five miles from dealers. ticensed by the Canade Food Board, suincient for their ordinarye equireinents 141) 30 445'4 WAY was allowed and for • Venoms living 10 miles or more no days bit pply, • • . • , • ,Ftfrther it WAS required that any such surphes holdings should 'forthwith be • retained to the' miller or dealer from whamthey were purchased, at the 'pur- chase price or at the market prioe which- ever were the lower. This Order wee designed primarily to • remedy a state of thing'sin the -towns ..and olden, as it was commonly reported that Borne people had laid in undue quantities of flour in view of the world's eeareity,' •seltehly thinking •that they Wonlk be Mire of a norinal appply. for the next yeareir km whether ehe -.people • in Europe starved pr not. in theme of fanners, however, it was pointed out that Avec their custom in ArtaPy MOS to „take wheat to the -mill .and get • several months supply ground en one oecasion s0. ILS to save frequent trips and waste of time. To require .that such a farmer neturn all surplus flour , to the mill and then comeback eve-tie-couple.:of weekee or like- short intervals, for -suppliesoftheir own, flour,- - would Seriously—leeerfere :with far.qa 'work, occasioning tinnecerigary travelling. . and the 'venste of days precioue, espec- ially at seeding And harvest time, to the ' cane of production, a, cause more im- portantrevenrthan4hat-q-e9ilservation. Bona fide farmers are now permitted .,:ten..beld ;floor in eXeeeet. of_the amounts provided far other. people: An Order- ' in -Council passed on May 171h runkes this' -press provision:- e. • • ' "A bona fide farmershall be permitted. 1 PLACES T 1 REGISTER . _. ''For the purpose of regietration on Juno 22, the counties have been divided and subdivided the eame as for an dee. tion. There is this difference hoWevert evleereas in an election one must vote at the polling booth in the polling sub- division in which he resides. in the registration be or she may atteud and hey° hie or her peper filled in at any booth in any political eubdivision. Reg, totratton bcoths will be open in Pick - now, Kinloss and Huron Twp. et the following places: • - , Townsure on Keteeoss, Polling Subdivisions ND ). —The For- esters' Halle Kinloss; •No. 2 — The Orange Hall, Kinkel* No, 3 --The Township Hall, . Holyrodd; .Ko, 4 — School House on Lot li,Con, 2; No, -5 —The ForestersrHall, Lengside; No, 6 —The WIntechtirch Hall, Vieneon on Ltionnow - ' Foiling Seten North•Div.—The Pub- lic School;.South Dile—The'New"Town Hall. , Toweisure.iin Humor. , Polling Subdivision 'No. 1 —Wood- inan's Hall, en Lot 36, Con, 3; No. 2.— Orange Hal), on Lot :36, Con, 8; No. 3, School House, SS: No, 11; No.. 0 •----The Public Library, Ripley, ... Sin,7b Copies 3 cents . Youk Aviator Burled • " The Returning et Hour Mr.A R Vinlansen, beieg interested in the matter of flour to be eturned to thedealer under the order of the Feed Board dated April 50, wrote to the Food Board for definite information. •To reply lie received a eopy" of the emendinent to the above mentioned order, which reads as iniflovve: A bone fide fanner shall be permitted to hold, eubject•to the order of the Otenecla, Food Beard, the amount of flour, notde wholly or in part from • vvheatnhe iney have lu his possession in excess of the amount preacribeci by the ,above Order if, on or before the jab day of June, 1918, he reports to the 'hil- ler or dealer from whom It was pur-' chased or manufactured, *the • excese einount held by him. It shall then be the duty of such miller or dealer to re- . port all rinch holdings to the* Canada •Vcrod Board On forms to be supplied and %kali& trines -as he is directed, Anyperson' holding or having in his possession not more than 25 lbs, of flour made wholVor in part from wheat, or who holds or has in his possession at the date hereof part only of one anginal package in which such flour was pur, chased, though 'the amount exceed 20 pounds, se shall be permitted to hold the same. Dated at Ottawa this 170h day of May 1018. . • CANADA. Foot) Joon.00. The ankle reprinted below from the VancouVer Province has reference to a grandson of Mr. and Mrs W: K. Stew- art of towns: :Tull military. honors were -accorded the nietnory of John Malcolm Stewart,- aged 18, at. the funeral held May 10 from N.iLIn, Thcaupson Cleas chapel.' lie . • recently at Camp Borden while spry' g as u cadet in the Royal Flying Caps, , Memorial services were conducted by Rev. Moll V,Vileon of Kerrisdaie, assisted,. by Rev D. Jetties. The pollbearere, Messrs.. It MO- Uod.4 C, Latimer, H. J. 'Stigler:new, X. W. eBrown, L Je Ei Will:lull until. M. Ford, were all bbyhood churns of Cadet Stewart. A gun carriage 'supplied by the 6th Btttery conveyed the body to Moentain View Cemetery -while a firing party from the 11 th •Battalion Canadian Garrison headed the funeral cortegeetrui- . " fired the 'last .sa.lote over the gr eve The Last Port ws sounded by a. bugler' -from the unit.. There wis a large at- tendance .of friends of the family at the -chitin"' • where the Memorial servien was 'oodected: 9elelirip'ee the Tear 'from, .every Eve,''' was rendered by Mrs. James alellancl;.-:' The- late JohiaiStewart was the son of Mr, and Mrs. A M. Stewart of.Kerrisdale. He was a patine of Van- couver And was Very popular among' his friends. Floral offerings were risedved from: _Municipality- of-Point--Greylichool trustees, Point Grey _public and high eel:tools, Utuversity.ef Brieish Coinnabia, employees ofe•Clubles Stewart,' the Managers and session et' the KerriSdale Presbyterian einerch. and many others!' - t� hold, aulejeet to the ordered- ada Food Board, the meant of flour, .„ Made wholly or hi part from- wheat, he may have in his possession in excess of the amount preecribed by Order 31 if, on 'Or before the. 15th day. of Jutie, 1918, he reports to the Miller or dealer from • whom it was. -purehased or by 'Whom it Was manufacturedthe excess tononnt held by 'him." When these repots are received it is. the duty of the miller or dealer to wee' , them on to the Canada Food Board and thus it will bp knoft` by the authorite ie g what the Simply or flour in theethiut- ry is and where it is, Further this Or= der provides that in cases where a farm. •er or any other person. has in 4is pesieti Mon one partly used barrel or pa.ckage lose shall not be rowed to return amounts of less than 25 pounds, : Thus' ' it is Seen that the intentren of the Order c,rt'W isontirely reasonable and will not work enele. hardship or ieconveidence unnecessarily re ••e• AO NOON EVENING • THE_ LON- ON DVERTISE . An Important Notice • On page 4 of this Sentinel there is published an •important "Public Notice" by the Departmeaneof Justice, The, reason, why men apparently fit for military service should: carry certain documents • showing that -they are not subject to military seivice, is that while men are being drafted game will en- deavor to avoid? service, and it will be neeeseerY for the military polio. to hunt these up. The police neny accost any likely looking man at.any tinie or place, andelte will save nauehetroubleeifothee men So accosted can peeve thorn -and theh that he is 130 included•in the draft If he has not such proof the polite will. necessarily take him into epstody. until the.' proof is produced. .So that the pollee shall not be put to thie troeble penalties ate enfolded for those Who fail to carry documents. . - 13.ORN Eeeone—Le Inchnove,on nlaY.80.19113, to. Mr.. and. gra. Frederick Eaton, a daughter. - - - ' • Zion -- e • eaTeesdny June 4t1f. • Mr. and Mot JohrnJohnitoin of Bine - vale, are visiting at -David Stroud'e. Roy Iretinewita in this neighborhood last week -sawing wood. • . • Mr; Rcbert ',Webster has returned tans frem Alberta.• ' Misi -gaigiret Ritchie has returned to liee sekeel otfter-etientheethireveekee • Medal For B. rave-ry.• We- -learn that George McNeil, a fernier- Lucknow boy whoge home is now ae Auburn, haebeen awarded,a sit - ver military medal forbraVery ofintlie field, • He has been serving as a sniper and evidettly has beete"getting" a good many. Huns, . • .• • -Western Ontario's Home News'. paper. Triai•order three months' ..413i One Dollar. All the news all 13-6.p " MARKETS • teorrected up- to *ectiiesday tioen)' .. ... ... ,10 ChlitAlve,141,i0 .. 60,44r. •70 - 70 50 1 66 0359l 50 • 86 .88 st. Helens • —TuesdaY,-* 'Tune 4 Mr. Toni Woode, 'of Stratford,- visited old friends here on: Monday. • Me- end- Mrs. Marein McDowell and family spent.Sanday.o. Me. Clarkni., • Me -Jim MCDOnald, of :Gueleh; visited iiineeld lionte-O-re tins week. .‘ • Mr, Donald Grant, -of Rosetewn, Seek, renewed old acqiiitiniances, here over Sunday.• ' Mr. and Mrs,. Will- McDonald -and Mr. and•Mrs. Shavv,pf Jamestown vis. Red' friends here- on poncliy, end at home. • „ • • George Gibeonelefttfer London Sethi, day morning. • . ' 'Rolley: elf London, and tiis uncle, Becton Ritchie, of Walker- yille• visited relatives in this 'vicinity over Sunday. - • ' The service Sunday morning Will be withdrawn owing to onr -peseoneltey. S. S. iltitlgette, attending corifereace. . A large iitimber of the friends and neighbors gathered at the hotne of Mrs. Gorge Gibson•Thursday evening. for the purpose of presenting her sons, George and Beattie, with' lyrist ivetchee and an address. Pte. Beattie enlisted some time ago and oite now .overseas, .arid George has been called to don the King's umform. Teesivater fit state for traffic; and not in such a 'Communion Service wilt .hrolield the Presbyterian church, on Sunday. -N5101166—Preparatory services Friday morning., ' Mr. and' Mrs. Jos: Wilson, of London, -visited.-the former's bictleen Mr. Wei. Wilson, 6th con. over Sunday. Mr. 4nd kte Melville Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor, of Westfield spent the Week -end at W. G. McOrostie.e. 'Mr. Joe. Iteicl and or., Wilinen•and Mr, Chas. Rathwell; of Stanley spent Stindey witieetlie formees siaten•MtsCIV. .3. Woods. 11.* . ,The annual nneetieg of the. St. Helens Women's Institute was held in the Hall. The following offteyers were elected, rres, Mtn A. Anderson; Viee, Pron,. Mrs, P. Clerk; 2nel Vice -Pres , Miss M. •E Ruth: ettfte,d ;* Sea, Trees , Mrs. R. K. Millet; Diteetors, Mrs. Jas. .Gannt, Mrs. 0. Jo Mrs ,The GandMiss Campbell; Dist,. Rep., Mrs, Geo. Weble, Mrs. B. Naylor; Auditors, Mrs. D: Todd, kis. W. le Muter; Organist, -Miss . Rutherford, Moe Cranston; Ptograname Com., Miss A. McKenzie, Murray, M. Little, E. McPherson; Mra. D. C. McDonald.- The ticket was drawn 'for the apron which was given by Mies Madalean •Gatent. aerate McGuire held the Incky,ticket. Tlielnitn of $8 5) was realized for .Rod Cross* watk, Iteeeiete for the year were 041 89: Expenditure fpr Red Cross *Ork, $451,63, 13alanne on hand 480 70.-41Ent • new laid.. . v. 33 . 34 ... .. .. .. 17 50 :TORONTO MARKETS de heavy ateers.•:..$1.3 75. to /416 2,5 lot butchers 12 e0 to 13 00 e but ers'ows.. 10 75 to 12 50. 9 50 to • 10 75 .100 00 to 135 .00 fed And watered: 18 50 to go oo Wheat......" 2 140 to Nitheat 2 .10 it:), *tor .91 to , 92 • Uay •17.00: to 18 00 new laid 41 10 eriatliery Printi 46, 10 • 42 to __ 43' • • LOCAL AND GENERAL , Mr. Boo. Barrett has taken a position i -.mese factory in }London.' The Goderieh to Detroit excurelon on tha etiamer Greyhound will be run op the , , The Thursday afternoon eloeing of business pleces in Luchnow begtott this week., • . Mr. and bars. Alex Itees hod Mr. "and, Mrs. In Smith motored to Chesley on ,Mrs. • • • 'Mr. R G,Sheriff wail up from Drumbo the'past week visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D, Sheriff. • • Mr:Jim-Graham and Miss M. Graham are At their home here on account of • the eerious condition of their mother. Mi Jatnee and Mies Gertie Begley and Mi. aud Mrs. Meekley, of Whighani, wete guests a Mrs. 34.- Sproul over Sur day. • Mr. W. W. Hill- has faken over the De Laval Creath Separator Agency in Lucknow and has a full line of repairs always cn band. • The Woellen which was con, eiderably • wrecked during . the spring freshet, is being repaired, with yiew to getting the milt in operation sow . , Judging by present conditiope there's going to be be a bitey time in this On- tario .of ours from noween.. •First, keep- ing down weeds and then reaping a big harvest. . • Mrs Win Johnstoh,. Ross Street •en• joyed a hotite-gathering rif her family on Sunday while:ler-the first thee in eight years :an 11.1r sans. an'd daughters .met. Under the parental root' • It is said that •abent '1,200 bank .ero. ployeei,,are affected by the amendment to the' Military Service Act. ,This will .bring -the. total number. of batik.•empleno who have volunteered or Who have been drefted-into the up. to 1.0,000. Mr .3.0114„,S!,ierig, pintovei Went to Mont Clemens, Miche,:ryesterday where Whitt teketredtinenie. for ihenititisin. .Sherriff leas. suffered -ae great deal from this ; trouble .foe number of Months a,ncl• ot late had - to give: up worktaltogethetne' ° :The junee_ ....Mr4):Mililegets our goat! • Ella McIntosh ia.vieiting at heahei • . I? at present, . ' ' Nr. Jini Jewitt and son, Harry, were in t e ung 0 On •un ay. . • .• ,Ail the sports. from the - jungle 'at - 'tended the races at.. Teeswatee' on the kirieni ;birthday, but they say thecofitest Was entirely on the `.`Trench" fathicneef warfare. • , , . , One of the, most 'Peominent men ef Our council . is quoted -as.eiaying'..ehat they.are:ready pow to fix, the bog' .pro, viding the men whose Inrid is edjacent: to or would'be.beoefited. by the nedese earYdritining are willing to pay their ehare. In the •'first 'place they (the, council) are inaking•the admission that is time tljeo to fix the bog, well we, elle knew that :several years ago. In the next plaee, we; would BOY that no one would •be benefited by the drain under the present' conditions. and in the third place. we believe that it ie the duty of a council to keep the reads in a • _ e,• e__ --Tuesday, June -4.-.-- - The rages Teeswater June 3rdevere • a'geeetOsuccess. 'Though' an attractive eperrannweeo-nefneesele-theronneere not as many' horses K. lia21eatea POssibly gettrett----reee oe enneeltent reecorcror r Trenche's horses. With $240 of -prize money donated by Mr. Trench (all. •his winnings) there will be some $1;500 for the Bed Cross �r •Patriotic League to distribute. The ladies contributed great- ly to• the sueeess of the day managing the booth; the hot meals -in the Town Hall and the concert, and were 'indebt- ed to friends Of the cause both an villages ct ancetnitry for the handsome donations in provisions for their various. _enter •prizes. • The concert WAS given by the Walkerton Dramatic Club to a crowded - hall. The pioceeds. $209 75 to be div- ided-equilly and the Damage Club gave lkeit_.'esleare to Bruce County hospitL : . Mr. and Mrs. Webster have returhed from their holidays in Orangeville - The Misseallalkirk, of Kincardine r yisittng at Mrs. John Good's. ...-.111-..A114-1010.1?-13ritA3 opent the week- end with his pa,reots Mo and Mrs. Brink, motoring back to London on . Monday. Dr. Fowler spent a week in the High- lands of Ontario fishing mil boating. Of hia tuccese hei le net over 'continual. ridiculous and dangerous state as .this 1 - perticulanpiece of-rOadrhaitdtvili for . several yeers, even if, it meana the fOrc- ing of those men presuMably interested to pear their shale. .• . . nswering 'the Calf Throiighoutthe country more than . 43,000 men 19 years ot age registered under the Military .Service Act: -About,. 15 Chum 33 men and others asked to re port by June 1st • left Lecknew station last Satiaday, and there were quite a nutnber from Kincardine and Ripley: Many of these are back home again for ...various periods and various reasons • W6mett's Institute • The Virornen's Institute will hold their . . annuarsummer meeting at the home of MI'S, Robert Mullin on June 11. at • 2 30 p in Providing the weather is wet it will be held in the Council chunher. The speaker for the crceasion will be Mies Gertrude Clove Toronto:Misa Gray isa graduate in•Dconestie Setenee said conies highly recommended as n' practical, interesting and easilyeinder- etood speaner. good prpgrem will be provided. All the ladics of the town and. surrounding countryarscordially invited to attend. Lunch will alsO'be cativo. • • , served. • • • * Lucknow School Reports Booze I A Class Ex.--(11obbie Porde, Billy Henderson, Beeeie Libel, Marion Stew. drte) Elizetbelli MacDonald, (Winnifred Webster Oharlee "„Webster)ttee Mary Jewitt, Albert Bridgette, Sheila Mae Lead, Bertha Milne, SYdney Whitby, Clifford Vliebster, Margaret MacAllister, Archie MacMillan; Buy Agnew, Kath- leen Mortis, Ivy Whitby. • B Class Ex.—(Albert (hisholm, Nor. Man Wilson), Bettie Cniiiholin„ Alex Andrew; Arabel Cameron. C Class 'Ex.--(jessie Stewart, Mary Douglas, Drannen Macintosh), Saiclie Jewitt, Florence enleirmesn Robertit Bridged°, Winnifred Nixon, Kenneth Thompson, Margaret McQuillita, Willie Agnew, • J. W. MnoCenrepe, Teacher. Room II Sr. II Excellent—J. Stewart, M. Geddes, E Armstrong, (4. McKenzie, C. Thompson), A. Taylor, H. McIntosh., Good—A. Thompson, C. Milne K. Chis -- holm, holm, L. :Webster. Fair—i. Beaton, A. Irwin, P. Webster, T. 'Webster. Jr. II 'Excellent—W. Douglas, M. Henderson, (p. Durnin, Ile McDonald), R. McCallum. - Good—D. Mannee, (A. Armstrong, G. Johnston), 0. Webster, G. Mantles, G. Fisher, D. Milne, Fair—(S, • Decker, G. McKenzie), (11. Webster, S. Huston), C. Blitzstein, P. Nixon, M. Webster*, J. McDonald, E McDougall.' • No. on roll 36., Av. LOt 35. .., FRANCES M. SPENCE, Vaerier. Rooer III • Sr, III • Excellent—A. Mitchell 88%, 13. Beaton 84, I. Johnston 82, E Reid 80, •E Joheston 78, (W. Webster,' J Durnin) 76, W. Murdoeli 75. Good -L. G. Thompson 67, T. Alton 63, ' Excellent -.-0. Johnstone 89, E. M. ()Li 83, (M. Douglas; F. Reid) 80; L. Muiclocb 76, • E. Berns 75, Good— W. Olaisholge E Web- ster 60. Fair—(j. Mui -die S. 140- - Kenzie.52; D. Heughten-50, N. 'McIn- nes 49, W. Eaten . 47*; D. Oarter %9*,. L Taylor '33*, ° D. McDonald' p2*, W. Howe le. • • • Those :marked with an aeteriek were absent for one or more exe,ms.' • • • -- WEIISX'tli, Teacher. , , .(.1110RCII NEWS Punseerent‘tei Cute Servicee nett Lord'e Dv at 11 ant- and e p in. Morning, enV.1-ct,, nOlan'e Claims and Gecne Reeieniee? elitjcet, "Hasty Speeel0 • - Tun. Lie eito --The tope Lenge& op Julie 3p1 INt153 )1-43' bfi," nil cub. ject was divided into two. perts, tie"• first part being peers on "'Popular Pro. Verbn, by Pearl-MCorvie, Mary . Itethwell, liezA Webster eiad flertrude Treleaven, Thee wre yoryinteresting and contained.sooO .0)04 adeiee,Tbn - ether partwas a, pawn, on lite • .1.1•Ailr. of Pros erbe„ given by .E,va f freer. li.veeye .die 'e, njeyed. the eolo'by Gibbings, of Olinteie. The roll call was anewered by a proverb. The attemditiace was good; for a holiday. • Redleter June -22 Liniknow Woollen MiHs Higlicst prices paid for' any quantity good Vii,:asiaed 1'v.- washc.d Wool.' Special attention paid...to Cus- tom Work. • . ICeiVin mind June 2.2ad'as B, %tetra - tion Day. With this week's issue Tim, Snenneer. tommeneee the publication • of a series of advertisenieuts ordered by the Registratiou Bend in an eflott to enlighteo the public as far an pesedele regarding this tegietration- Read the advertisement on page fiye. •, This regietration, has nothing to do with the ?Military Service Ace It is to be made with a, 17i* to oroatizing the country to carry netessary work While the, thousands etereuine men are in the airily. ;The object is to find out who are en eesential bidustries and win) are -note and the definite aim will be to get all the help possiole for the .ferfuere awing harveet. •• Every Luau and women over 10, years cif age ivill be expected to regleter, and there will be trouble for toe who de not.' It will be siniplicity.itseli at th,e registration ,both—easier'than Voting. case of pungandon Dr: awe, panitnnotii -who the Couservateee•earelutete. for the Ndrth Huron Sian in the Chetah; LegielatiVe, was. lioen UsbOrne toWnslito, pear Ex - epee -44y years ago; Ile has preetieed his profession in - Dengahnoti for :over thirty •yearSitud is well and .favcrubly knowa in' the. eurroending township - }le ee an , Anglioan, .and bourn .a Coneervatine but bite:lived on' ter.xis :of cordial frientdehtia with people' Of all .Kinloss parties and religioue faithe Ills wife --Tuesday, Inne . - Monday Jun' the did , after...an illness Of two 'week's there passed away at his. home in Kinloss, gr. John Blactr. Was in lais'68th Year and was one of our indat.progressi.ve and respected cit- Muctilsympathy.is expressed for his •wife . who Was formerly. Mies Mary llairiSOMn son, Perry, 0 Moe River, Atte. who is the •only ::euryienng member Of the felinity, the funeral will be on Wedbesday June the ".o; at -1- On- to Kincardine Oetnetery. • Mr: Albert Stanley,. of PiiiileY, called on friendiaiere One -they lasteweek. • ' Mise Minnie Smithi.of Wingham hes: pita], • is spending, a few, ,Weekii eher home here. • ". • . ; Miss Annie Stanley, of Teeiwater :high echool, :spent ' the week -end at her home here'. ' The first Picnic of the season atSilver Lake Was held by the Ladies of .Kiolose• Red Cross on May the 28th IeWagea fine success. :The afternoon' Was Spent in beating and games. after 'lunch was served the evening being spent in done. .ing. Proneede rani:noted to 88.0.00. , . On Saturday,. Tune 1st the iiitilOss Red' Oross Society: packed their .second bale of Solniers'•,conefortsO The ceeeteuts were:--idoz..field shirts,e2suits pyjitte n doz. pilloW canes, .1 clo4 sheets, -3 pillows, 1 doz. operating gown's, VI doz* face -towels, 10 dot. hanclkerthiefs. TOtal value $216,10. Socks te the• value et t41 are to be sent to Our -boYsiii the trenches. Two flannelette quilts valned. tr$3-44ch....re-„lairkpztentaAutlinklialgia& elief, (.1. N. OleoKESnIn; Son • . who is highly -eeteemed,-.Wailie-.: forelier lidiearer • and khaki?. • a,od one.. daughter,. Olisselethel,•wheie teitelilog • .schOpleat TorOnto'. . • . . .• . . . Making • —Tuesday, june.4. Dr. 13Iake Of -Winnipeg, who has been here for.-sonne tiaie took his • mother to Toronto• on MondaY where she onderwent an .operation. Mrs; Blake has numbered timong the ,sick foe some time, but We shallhope new to -heir of improvement, - - . • • • • • Miia Leila 1310.6 spent the week -end. with her Mother, returning to her school peer Toronto- Monde,y. ' • •• . • As next ..Sunday 18. Oonf&vrie6 Sun- day- church service. is withdrawn , here and Sunday School will be held iu the morning -at 11 o'olock, • l• 316 1 Dougherty epent.the Week- end with -friends -on -the nOth con,' . ' Mr. Stephen Stethers, of Clinton., • was haute Wednesday of lent week. ' •ErtieSt ' Alex Weak, Alton- and. Sana -Cook left Saturday for the training eainp at Lendott, • Ici—nrough 11,1knotr Woollen Mills Co. SellgOL RMINS S s. Sr. IV -M. Complaint (10`-/. L Jr. - Ilaritierman, M. 31eDon- aid; M. Keehn, E CI -Miles, J. Campbell. Sr. III Hewitt, G. Swelled}, H. 13eitherrein. Ve II anea. Jr. Idelt"era&e, K. QaupbelI, 13 annet, E tate. Leeson, R.. Cohn T. Me- Dieriald Ituston, M. Stauffer. Jr. I—I. Leeson, E Barmermen, Caskatiette, E, Boonett. Pr. --E• 1). Hewitt, W. Campbell, L. Geddes., Caskaelette, A. Stanirer." . •• No, enrolled 25. Ay. att. 25. JouN 41..°LiicEmtuT,, Tentote . • S.S.„-No. 6; Aeu. Jr, IV ---J: Ilitchie' M. Gibsoe, Ilitchie, G. Stroud; (E. • Gibson, O. Helm), Webeter. Sr. Ritchie, E Gardner. Jr. II—D. Aiadersole'll: Gardner; M. Wet/sten . . Jr. II 13-';•-,T. Ititeiline E., Gardner, .0 NieDonegli; (D. Stroud, n. Antirtw) L --A, Ritchie, 'VoStrong, W. Huoter, W. Webster, M. Stroud.. ' ClaeS • McDonagle D, Anderson, B. Gerdner, 0/Strang, • • ' No. on roll 217. Ay. att. ?A. ' M. Horeeeele Teacher, • 'Washout Under Street . . : = se -seer tile acrois Campbell Streec iet Ingle Street, work; Men found that the water 1,11)A btoken through. the tile and tamed' quite a large ttnclergreund waelennt: It •neenen %Unite annfeeine Ma tnp:re;t7, plaees een onlyethe solid entface-of the -street-- pre- vented „a, 'serious. cave-in 'whiah- thigat.- easily have resulted tr a serious- accident. The 'cavity was between twoand three feet wide and fiftoen feet long; 2-,TaeSday, June 4, ' .hlr,• and ._nirs. Jeseph, Guese eisited in thia. berg On Sunday, Mr.- and-;Mrse-Thes; :Percy ;visited friends in Kipleugh Thursday aud dfri- Mr. and 'Mrs: Maliongh .andeiatagliten • Bessie, visited. at Mr, attelun•d's, on Sue- • day: • • . • • The servinee in the' Presbyterian 'church 3 o'clock and Sunday in'ehool will ho'ax 2 o'clnek: noct Sunday; lint! Mr..10id, of Sourh;-Kin joss; • will cOnduct the service as irev: -MT; •Mcicen:zie is attending the General nieesembly an %Prime?, . . ,Mrs. Dudley •htes• moved into. the -house fotinerly eceepied by !leery Hale' deuby. . ' , ••• ' • • • A - number from:Lamina hereateended ,theeracen in -'recswd,ter on :the the; eirdi Rey; r. InLViS preached in tlio•Angli• can eltureh ou bunday. Wenweiconie hini among us:: • Al any •the •yOung PeoPie.attended the'fareWell fntrty giv. n for the boys on Vridaj, evening; and 11 spent an bujoy-.. able- Itai'4 t, h.* W tccin CulIN •ii4.1144 gip.u9i. be . ::IPP1Y.t9 q-4-2^\ 41‘-rq.N•• i• 4 , E Pry% s ki"..'; -revels in theshatie,ot the ivida:sj. in the sutishine at the tin biscuit bex down. ;Peva brains are. tanked imdeevourtng • tel .reason bank. from . result -e to ineti..e. Met after atone feay hours 'due. •rellet..ttitnt, wti,arriVe sat two plaueibie • reaeotis: ee a passing -faricy or he was eupreented by ,utiotber. We believe 'the latter. . EVER VB IT'S'OOLIJI13 'K4bEb*SIAN„ AVANTt'D. —Lubricating 011. Grease, Speeittlties, Paint, patt or whole.... Ihno. .COmturstiort ..ttlan With tar • or mg . -preferred . 7 liwzatsitirt.tinviritm Co., • . .• • . Cleveland:v.01110: . Osrfr.I.X.t Ashli...dd.. church, or in that vicinity • • .• on. May,2(t.:a and.' '. • .IPinder plett!,4e .leave • aq ..,U-cgifYoszttolt's . ." Store„.140eltabAn. 010-1). • . . . qiihi•tt) 14)S:.N..-4.1il mortgages and. - , rettionable- rates.- 'Fire Insurance, bet • • Stook. and- Mutual.' Conitianics. convoy !• • . • aneing done with otiatness add despatch. tick), •.A...b1D13A.141,. lirolter...1..acknow . . 2kil' 'kinds . raW• Puri UigIiea • • prices paid but!itutrw: sod •._•,. ' . your itir,swilhotit iscein4 Jakti • Libel, las he "uas. thweit 3' .1nariwt. ' lie priees for, junk.. rttgi., rubber, hersehair-L16 os: pound; •.• and aU kinds ot 'Phone and J. will • eall'and;zq.:0 ion. • ;Atone et5,..Luels.-now. 15.9 . ;.• • 1.44EL, LiicknoW. • t/ST.11:01,..t.T11, ta Cain lithiso • .„ -'Lucknow, eVeLtY 'Wednesday afternoon. All • •• chronic diseases sneeessioliy treated. Us. ' • teopatliY „reinoyes: the physical _canoes o' disease. ..ktijusfillellt tit the .111110 ie more 'Oate1,:1y secured and with fewer treatments . • 7 osteeipato,y ill 0, by .voy other method, - Fon :84u...a • . ..• • 1. UP ;sok-title lerai.. 1 Itisine.;s and .-,draylogOut,-... • Kt: .Apply to .T.,tintrivp, buckuow.,4•A1t.: • ', ......:41,1.;1,:•--.../t„,.\;.orY snug lionso,, Wel' '41).treut1y 'st.nue of ns.etill,Inilieve; it6 ' is. net. iate until two, andtfhyp it Is. too early, ' WhnnojA4 wa,..bear rep.oating . Byron's words lapAy sleep .- tin ...e:IlreTi.11.1.1.cetiiiiiielet •.i.,i'itint.,;.„ • MeL anti 1:11 .14cf4t., 1110tored, from' *Oordaitoe lo Mr. E., Me- • te's nndy. •• A goodly timelier were ' pfieetif Sen-,. day et the.-englietu. frieikas nc.13.; thenne for e few ileye" lent CELEB•RATE JULY is -tr• • LDCKNO weeks. • • -no • GOvereinienf time eeetne teO. faet for un I.iow "wiefilel it be it we were to in- trodune Geier time: WO, eveitni e:eelz %have our own time, end :what a, conleatt.d, happy people ee ;ooiit he But, every. . thing lite seine Aar t4hd.wo 'even thee lose the at tin (lotted ' :name • lack- ing one subl.!et ofdiepute and having te entirely fail had; On the weathekt ee AtigT110.el seeteZ • e A:V.(7'1'11)N enaneeeenree.eieeaue. lot .eOn. •". .a„ bardo,p.., liana stock,[nude. . ntoitt.s- .aral "Itousetzehi..cdeets.• on Friday; •••• • . June einutnen,•*•Y 1L(1 _ne ti.itioelt pan.. •For: partik:ulars see buts: ... • • •• ti;••10..•. • • • - - J. Pt:tivis•. ,WOritOt • - rot all milt int!, regartling(ieeithi11oCinetels0 - Infer to 1).V: '.1.'aylet• titteletary. • - • • .-; - • . • : thtt me ter irf .1 p.p..ohur„. ur.i. VilL4Z0 1411066.1(0W the, k:dditty .uf• Ilrace.•Wido • dece,t.a1. • •• . • . • - No: iet• his 1: 01, 1,-4!..u,r-!,:r . , , c.uy elattn tientatn!.• •nr-ziitt•it thc iitte • Volt • !win, ,on,. or about • t Ito . t weL t %tit !.% „IA; a! ta, 1,dv:!notv,111 tite 1,0,11 i1.1-4.':.(4 °mat -ht, are tequitoci•t9 1,*. NV' 1.11 ot • k do liver to t 1er.tatnlet•sn-,A,•,1•,, !"1.•• ,1.$,y• fat !he-, • • .11,411!,.. ;.v a .4. 'i. ‘ulars:4 in 01 13,, IP e: •!ints , atuatent •••.f tl Account s 0 o(t I W.- nal -.Of the seettl-V.• if 'LUIS'. Mit by t ocan..Inly • •* 01 by tifil „and 1 :the notice t the twent3 ninetit tl.tv of .ttine•.k.1).131•7•., I in- -Arater • . 41.41 dint e the as••. ,••• sant . th.•ct -.0,...,41 • alumni the pet.so•as entitled' •. 1 hetet tt„ hat4i4i3t • IS! Z: V' 14 OW CLAM.' a whielt s•ortla.t hen h b,141 netive4 tap that. the • at„1 ,Aoltettob>t •L, 1.‘'• 1 not he Itaolc ost. CU_ or ;cub, : %moot' to -any R.ut031 waoco clmet tr.4 thea hate re. cuive.4.1a4 tt'04, . . iti 4:4 \14 p;it- tzzThr. „ In 1 lvtt -Lott; kW, • • . • ... _ 'kited at IsteltiioxV 614 daiof Nee :Lite 1911S. . . , .•Atit:l'IT lit,rxr,V. ' If1-0 Asti • - • • 44ratniztratoil