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„MAIL CONTRACT
- Seated. Tenders, addressed to the Postmaster
• Oencral, will be revolved at Ottawa until noon.
on Prulov. the Twenty -Plight h day of June,
, 1918, for die eonveyance of llis 5la1esteolldalio,
on a nroposcd Contract for four years,six times
per uPek on the buchnow No. 1 IturaI Route.
Trona theist of October, 1018
Printed notices containing further informa-
tion as to conditions of proposed Contract may
, be seen and blank forms of Tender may he oh.
Armed at. the Pi at °Meow of Melt now and
Wintechurch, and atpthe °Mee of the Post Of -
nee inspector. • ' "
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.fittAs. it fl. Flamm, ,
Post Office Dept., l'est Oinee Inspector.
-(anada, Mail Service Branch.
Ottawa, 17th May, 1015, 20-5
OBITUARY.
IMOISTRAT ION .11 UNE 22
It is, now little more then a week Un-
til Registration Dey when every man
'mud worneneen Caned% over' 10 year of
�I3 shotild MI old a :tegistratioh card
and receive a certificate ("if reglettation.
It is to be heperl that Ilene who are
able to go about,willnegleet, thin as the
penalties or Ogled' are serious.. .
The law says: •"Every person who
shall have registhred Shall itt alI finaze
thereafter carry ulion his person (sthie
Walla also "her") his registration coal-
ficate This is in order that he may
prove at any time tint he is. registered.
• Any peace offimr, police or eonstable,
May demand evidence of registration at
'any time, and. the .19,w further 'reads;
"If any person so xequired shall, without
reasonable excuse; refrise, neglect, or
fail to produce his registration certifiente
he shall incurr a pew lty of tweety dot)
lars,•ancl May t a male person, be taken
insinediately before, a justice qf the
peace to be dealt with accordingao law
Otheii'conscquences of failure to
ister are that one shall be Hebei unon
con.vietiort to ae-peiseity not "exceedihg
$100.09 and to. impeleeament, for anY
term. not exceeding, One month, and
moreover to penalty of ..$10 foe each
day efter.the. dity'when he shonld have
-registered Miring which, he shall poen-
tinue unregistered. "
An unregistered . ps:rsot. ejei riot vote,
dor be .employed by any ,person ° nceelee
Paid for any service, he Cannot:have A
travelling,etickete will ' not he 'allowed
1km:tient at any hotel. zl'h ere .are.heirey
penalties for the hotelina.n who will give
meals or ledging oe the ticket ageet
.
wholvill sell a 'ticket to an unregistered
MRS. Do1,11.14D GnArial
Urs. POilsAd Graham, .whose illness
we mentioned from time to time during
' the past few months, passedaway at her
home late' Sunday night. She was aged
• 70 years and 3 moths:. Besides two
sisters who live in town she leavea four
eons and three 'daughters. They are,
* Duncan of Detroit,'Angus on the old
s homestead, Maim, Dan at home, Janes
sluinet, Mich, Chrietena. at home,
Mrs. Habkirk of ,Kincardine, Minus of
Chilleohothe, Ohio. The funeral Tues-
• day afternoon ,to Kinlose Cemetery was
attended by many sympathizing friends
, of tile family. ,
MR. 3A1nES Moir
James Moffat, Teeswater, and . well
known theoughout South Bruce and -
North Haien, di d.this home in Tees -
:water on Friday, of last week.. •Mr..Mof-
fat bad b.een, aeriouslyill for .morethan
aeyear, and had undergone ad -operation
• in Toronto some months' ago. The* op,
oration , though givingrelief, did net
effeet a cure, and he has heen ',gradually
a sinking ever -since. -
*. 'Mr. Moffai WaS a brother of 'Mem&
• George and William Medic of
e and was highly .esteemed by all who
knew him.' Releases. a Widow and one
son ndone deughteire
-• The •funeral Which was very leegely
• attended took place on Monday a this
week te Teeswater Cemetery. ...
Men May Enlid
Under proclamation 'of May 4th, men
years of age, and thoee who ate
.• tained 20 years on er.eince the '13tli of
.• • October, 10173 not exempted ander the,
Military -Service Act *me required to
register on or before June let, 1418.
- • These men .on enlistment may be con-.
tinned to be treated as voluntens:
Eery mete .'fio' reportitg musCproduee
receipt from the li,.egistrar that he , has
. •
. ,
• registered No Mae should be .enlisted
without, producing documentary proof
either 'that ,he doe`g not come Within
Class 1, or if he does that lie is consply-
ing with the law'byThaving registered.
C. a Fauttetent, Majo
Maf eking.'
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• GUURCII
ritESBYTIMI AN. Cittrin'.1, SerVitie'
nent, 'Lord's Day at 11 a in. and..8 P
will -be conducted by Rev. W. A• Brad-
ley, ILA, of Teeewater. • ,
TlulLe:ewe—The tepie. at League
-on Monday nisslit•wati "Canadian; HiS-
tory in Stone':, and wai taken by tia-
‘verne Greer, Retry Alton, Letitia Joynt
and Mies McGuire. They pig) intereet-
ipg talks ore"The 1,Var of 1812," "Sam-
uel de Cheinplains" "General • Broele
and. !!The Artii-Weet Rebellion," lee
ceiling the chief eyente in the history of
eaell anti describing 'the' Monuments
erected to their, memory.. The chair
was taken by Mrs. Garbutt. Solos by.
Mrs. J. W. Joynt and dleteefltrter ad-
ded greatly to the enjeyment of the
Programme. . • s
After being for 43 years:superintend-
ent of the Presbyterian chureh Sunday
°School in Lucknow, Mi. George Meths
eson tendered his resignation of the
volition last Sunday, Mr. Matheson,
who. is now past 82 years of age, is
about to leave leticknoW for Brantford
where he expects to make his borne in
future. In ,minotincing his resignation.
he gave a nice and friendly talk to the
teachers and the classes zeferring to his
lenge e,onnection with the school and
the Pleasant relationship win& had al-
--eMondfiv, June. 10 •
. •
Mr. J. F. Andrew visited friends herd,
„Sunday afternooe..
-
Mr. Eldon Twa,mley and , Miss E
. Doherty spent the week end at the lat-
e ME'S Ulm'ni Cinderfeh,
Mrs. Thou. Atidoreen aValtstn.. .tteknow
_part °Hist week taking care of her
itrefeasgrealO-21T-Tsieselceeasel----
ezSo the matisr Vvomatt•TC:VitoheseA
very.; good 'excnie• will find himself or
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herself in a very awkward pesition if
enyegisteted atter June' 22..
It is•hOPed, that. a)1 .will go to the
registration bootheprepared ,to answer
`the questions Without hesitation; Ths.
laW reads: "•If any person. elven his reg
istratiOn refuses to 'ansWer any-Tiestion
submitted by his tegietratioie card, he
shall be guilty •of an offence and liable
to a fine Ant ,exceeding one hundred
• .
'dollers." ,
The penally •-f•Or false anawets is, a
fine no 'exceeding Ave hundred Millers
and aprisonment for any terns eet, .exe
ce ding six months. • , -
It is evident front: the foregeMe -that
the only sensible course is tote pre-
pared to register and to dolt correctly
•
'The wholaecome sixteen after June
22 meld register atthe Post Office with.
in thirty' dein after . attaining the age
:of Sixteen.-
Dr.'s care • ,•
• Mr. and Mrs,. Jas. Peacock, of •Blue -
vale, and Mies E lith - Treleaven, 01
Dungannon, visited Mr. and Mrs. • Sam
Eilp4erick, Sunday. '
Mrs, N. Saunders and Ms Herb
r Curran and family visited ,Mys. ..)°: Men-
„ ary, Crewe, on Tuesday, • .
• Miss E. Craig returned to ThentY-
larocke on Stindsy having spent a few
days with'^her niece, Mrs. Will Finlay.
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waye subsisted. He wills be g'reatly
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1..WAL AND CENERAL i
Mrs. Matthew 'Woo& visited . friends
in Detreit this week. • -
Me; To -in Webeter in. spending the
Week at his home D.etrott.
.Mr. IL D. Wooes nein Walkerton
this week eerving on the jury,
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Mrs. Cullis lies taken the position of
assietant in N. islackeezie'te dere. '
Mrs If. -G. Rueter:6f Sutherland,
'Sash, is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. F.
T. Armstrong.• .
Mr. Geo.- Matheson left on Tgesday.
Morning for Brantford where hwill
e wi
spend tht stininier.
'Miss Jean Balfour, graduate of Me -
Gill University, spent the Inee week
with Dr. and MrseIlitlfour.
. Messrs. Solomon & McGuire have
moved from the old Taylor stand to
their new store a few doors east. .
PRESENT ASPECT OF
TUE COAL SITUATION
Every copsomer Slund4 Make N.0101011 For
feel Dining Swam ,
• A sense of false security 18 0110 of the
most subtle and dangerous conditions
that afflict sosiety, During the whiter
Of 107.-18, danada and the United
`States narrowly escaped a fuel fainfne.
'Owing to the entrance of the United
States into 'the war,' matters were_decid-
edly worse in 1418than. belle year pre-
vious, in Spite of tbeafforts to remedy,
the sitgation. The -coal was not avail-
able „because transportation in the
United States was held tip for weeks
at a time, -in order to facilitateehe ship-
ment of ttoops and war -materials.
-There are indications that. we may ex-
perience the same shortage eext winter.
-Already large shipments of coal are-lie-
ing stalled in Anierican railway Yards.
This, .in turn,. is making itself felt at
the mines. Most coal mines have no
stcrage yards, and, if pars are not avail
able to remove. the output, .the Mines
close.' As a result, lehoUr conditions at
the mines are being,seriously upset. The
scale of wages ifs based on the tonnage
mined, and any falling off in production
results in a rierious hardship to the min-
ers. It has been stated that miners who
formerly earned $50 to $60 a week are
now earning only $10 to 12: During
'the past Winter, Mank of them would
.have been almost destitute if themining
companies' stores had not advaneed
then credit for goods. The' continued
lack "Of work is driving great numbers
of miners into other .industriese and,
even if transportation improves, it will"
bedifficult to.get them to return to the
mines. .
These conditions should be faced fair-
ly. -'-•A false feeling of security, with its
inevitable corollary of lazy indifference
now, will mean hardship and suffering
next winter. Central.' Canada, frem
Montreal ; to the western botiodary. of
Onterio; is •entirely dependent on the
s United -States forsite coal suPPIY.,Every
consumer- should •luring the summer
put in the maximum permitted by the
Fuel Controller, namely, 70 per cent.'of
his normal consumption. In addition,
wend and, other the], to eePlace the 30
per cent. deficience should be procured
Jimmy Orr, who was assisting in
Mackerzle's grocery, Ws taken a poai-
don 'with the T. .E on Co., Toropto,
Messrs Harold and Staniey Burns
'were among those who took in the Grey-'
hound excursion front .Goderich to De-
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missed by teachereend scholars, who teucknove Ladies Quarette is open for
had islwaye found in him a faithful
worker antlasiuereJrii&.
Deputy Registrars
e Those appointed to act as deputy .rege
istrars in' Leteknow and neighbouring
municipalities in Biwa,. in connection
with the registration to, be. made on
June •2nd, -Are as f011olvve: .
ieuteceoese-Narth Dbiision, A. 1).
Mackenzie; SeutleDiv., D C. Teeilor. •
'elcieei,ose -Poll. Die. NO; -1,, Sam
Braden';, 2,, kleibert A. ,dreham;• Si; Ern-
,
eet Aekert; 4,jPeter II 'Mackenzie; 5,
llnry M others; 6, Thomas G aatant. '
• NO. raJOhn •
Johri
,
4 Angus Martyn- 5. Ohas. B • Smith
Thomas Stanley, • .
e„ L. A. Brink;
2, John :FaroultarSon.
MARKETS
(Corrected up to WeateAday noon)
Wheat; ,;',6 1•••;1•I e 0;11 el•o2 10
70 7
Bt,rley. 60 0://..*•• W• • e'fl 50 1 6
Peas . ... ....... • ; V 3 00 3
Buckwheat. ta...1.0.1to •w• • •ri 50
Buttne..... . . :30
Eggs, new laidb lo•••••••• oils 33
, TORONTO MARKETS •
Choice heavy steers.:. .$14 50 to f17
Choice butchers 13 2$ to 14
' Choice butchers' cows.. 10 75 to 1Z
Good feedets ... 50 to 10
Good milth cows... „Ina 00 to 135
flogs, fed and watere.d: 14 50 to 20
FaU Wheat........, .,. 2, 14 to
Goose Wheat ... 10 to
Oats . .. I...* 0111/ 91 to
Thnothy Hay..........17 00 to 18
ggoly new........41 to
Suttee, Creamer, Printe 46 to
.fhlttOry Thar rthItti. • 42 to
0
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OUR AVIATORS MOM' ii1UST IIiVI3 WINOS
As ie" now well knewn, lh,x fibre in
,
abiolutely neces'sary' for tha. consertie-
. tion-orliefralilane wings. , Peee;`-'efigr.
fore; is an indispensable munition oI
war, At: n recent Meeting ,to discuss
the 'flax situation some vital tact's were
discloied,. Russia and Bolgium fOimerly
supplied five -Sixths of 'Tcritalu's
deniand; now they ,supply little, if any.
Censequet4y,' and. despite the.geeetly •
increased acreage of flak in . Ireland,
• . .
Great Britain hes net now more fibre
on hand: ,than. in sufficient to- keep the
:mills running one and One-half days a
.week, Sc the situation • is this, that the
Allied flyers must have wings and the
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Called On Old Friends
Mr, Ronald, Great,' of Angina Sack,,
who spent his youth in. and near Luck
now,was 0,bot townthe past 'seek call7
ind on 'friends of the pioneer days. Mr.:
Grant weeeeo the Pearie Provinces 41
eats' ago, .and since that time paid only •
ono'brief visit to Lucknow, while' on his
way heme from Scotland. Io the. Ptirly
(Jays of Tim E :1Ni;rsgr., Ma Grine :uSed
to aseiF ts Mt Boyd and Mr. 'Bryan with
the eclittirial 'work.
eagegeutents. "Cencert Work” or Gar -
"den Parties." Por information Apply
tohiiss Mabelle Allin,
, A cnsh donation Of $e. 00 from 'Urn.
K. Stewart is gratefully tickno*.:
lodged by the :Ereasuier of the wotnen'S
brallPil �f the Patriotic Leegua
'Murdoch Lt...• ,d,uneron• Co: report a
very successful saki last Friday and Sat-
_ ,
urd0y. Saturday showing the largest
day's business ever done iit the store. ,
We specianyerequest Town 12.!sidents
TO Do their shopping Eorly ..$att.tr-•-,
days."' Owing to ,primipt, closing a`nd , a
'rush. it.t.he.lapt,,,it „ia nsually,
to give enstomers theAtiention ws.W.onfd:
like to give. --'!-N: D. 111a.6Km!st718.
. We size Pleased to: note ‘that'Mr!:E
8 ,Casiell, on time a Lticknow. boy,
but for as nuniber of years aseistant lib.
tartan in the Toronto Library, has been
.,elected ; president, ,of the Laytnelnai
ASSoCiatiOn Of 'the TOronto•Confereiee
Tinsmith In Town:
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CAN YOU SPARE RECORD?
"If the people could really !moo how
Much genuine satiefaction Sick soldiers
actually receive from phonograph recofelo
I am sure that eiery citizen -who owns a
machine would willusglY go through bin
cabinet tonight -and choose a selection
Of records to help bring,glaclne.ssi and
cheer to the hearts of the strikerisinee
who hese sb 'willingly done their bit,"
said‘ , Mr. Fred 4. Mulholland, Hon.,
Assistant Secretary, 'of, the Toronto
branch of the Red Cross:
We will also accept old* phonographs,
gransophonee' or graphonolate "While
we need all the records we can get, we
can put any number eef second-hand
'machines to excellent use. I wish th
people could see the wan, furroswe
faces brighten out . into ridiant
as some old-time. melody .reanhea t
ears of those who lip,Ve been long, wea
weeks Buffeting foin wounds they elle
fully'bear for the sake of duty,
• 'Harold R. Hunter, of
. .
the Aviation School at Lee Side, Tor
onto was • a Week.epd visitor with his
• . . • ,
maple, R Arinstrong. Lieut.
Hunter is training as a pilot and exPects,
to go ; to Ragland in. the near inter°
•where the course is completed..
, •
Mr. Gorden Drinkwateie. who recentlY,
bought My. Solomon's tiesinithing out-
fit, has moved laiufamily from Goderich.
and Occnpies.c. Milne's house on Roes -
'St Referring, to Mr. , bilnkwater
leaving Cloderich The Signal said 'Mr
Drinkwatee is a practical 'man, with.
,severaryenee experience to his cre,dit,
and he sjiould Mekee of his -
venture. We cemmead him to the good.
will ef the petiole of Lucknow. '
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supply of flax fibre is lehert. The situa-
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tuna however, is oot one `without hope
e-eend 1-Vaetern: .0atatio .and gettain
parts Of the United States are.the bete
Therefore; the flax fibre erop in >Vest;
ern Ontario this year meet be saved.
The urgent necessity of the fibre for war
needs demands it. It. is the dutY cf
eveiyone in the community, in a spirit
of national seryice,, Gi co.pperate with
the fleeagrower to save this crop. The
flax growers have done their part in so
largely increasing the acreage under
crop, it in now "nr! to us!' to supply the
deficiency of labour,
160tli Casualties.
' copy of the man's registration eard
appears on another :page. We suggest"
a i•areful reading of .it in order that
there may be. no delay ,in answering.
,giteskidna on registration day,' ' We ex.
pea' to publish a 'cotiV ef the card for
women next week.
•Laun4ty Soap 6 bars fur 25c. Baking
Powder 5c a , fin up ,Try bur .SiMcoe
brand. Pettus 1SC a can, . We also have
some nice White Beans for , Cooking Or
Plantiug.• Package Teas at the 814 price.
RaisinS•2• pkg. for 25cVt i also have
a good asFoitinent of Oraugei ,and TAM-
Phrine:82..
Theboyss of .the former .1:60th Bat.
tahun.continue ,, to coins :in for their
share of easnaleies Since the.:majerity of
them went., ts.!.) Frenee. .We notice that
CePt. Bole ItoVslited; of Witikerton,.
a had dLoee of gas, but he as soon back
on the . firing line again. I tee Lore
Beatty, Ileepworth. boy, Was seVetly
Wounded in the leg. so that the linib
had to be amputated about five inches
below the knee.
The first gitiehni party of the season
will he held in Ack ert's orchard, " Holy •
rebI tin
between IfelyrOod and Westford teams.
at. a 30 </else& Old time), and theistswill
baa pregraM of music, recitations, etc.
SaPper from 6 to 8 o'cfccri. Admissien
ad 200: The pa:rtYls-Antten upty
the. Women's Institute in the interests
of their petrietie. work.. . •
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Doetars apel nurses in', military h
pitals agree that nothing can equal't
sweet straine of mune for soothing t
nerves of wounded and broken in
during their convaleacence. - • , •
, This fact being eeeablished, the o
ials of the Red Cross Society are maid
a reqUest-to the people to send all t
phonograph records they cell possi
sPare to the Red Cross.
From among. those remitted a limn
of sets Will, be made up into pecka
One set will be emit to etteh local nu
ary hospital and convaleseept 'he
After they, have...been provided fo
balance will be; distributed to v
hospitals overseas for the nee of
ed soldiers in England and Fran
• The. whole .sclieine is the on
of many expreseiens from,retar
and those in touch 'with retier
"that 'nothing can, beat -'cam
fot driving away . dull glee
lsedegiefe"-slese,e..
ee•Look4thtough, .yourcab,
and make- a , Selection t.
May ut Out Exams
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Hon. Dr. Cody, the newly appointed'
Minister ofEdacation, bids fair to win
eiceeding popularity with lags and
girls. It is said he is net in favor of
.."exains" end may orderAhen abandon:.
nfent. holds that the "nightmare
of- examinations" which perennially
casts a' gloom' over the echool child
should be done away with and, that ex
animations should be modified. A truer
result of the child's ability can be form-
ed, he thinks; by 'taking the ‚average'
work of•the term during which thtlnbr
tests Will of 'course be set, than by the
imposing of examinations. which. fright-
en,many of the children and whose elt-
amine"re aim rather 'to'fad out whap
the child does not . know rather than
that what, he does.
Lawn Social At Bervie
A LaWn,Srieial will be held on time
VarsonAge • Orounds of Iseryte Methcaist
• chprch :on priday Tune : 21st. The Inis
periil Onitrette of London have . been
engaged for The OeeaSiell and aiie'cc'ept.-
'jonal.good Prtgramitte is expected. The
•Quarette consists of Mr,, Chas. 'rola es
1st tenor, I';-eo. ii. Matthews 2nd Tow,.
A. thaierofi 1st 13aritont, it. N.. Hard-
ing 2nd. Bass. NO Supper will 'be served.
All. Refreshments et the ,
Admission 35e and2/..1c.: , 20-6-6
Taxed To .Dtatli
The following is [rota a-WalIcei•toti-
papet : `.`The local dievi•rig picture 8110W,
N.Vikh• bias been; furnishing entettain-
merits to the .Welkerton"eriblin for years,
°Ionia down .On Friday night and Went
out ef.bitMnens fnraatime tte least ' As
the, ellow :wen already saddled with
Provincial •License,' linsillet:tS asses's-
thent anti a town la X, it !rti•eilted to haVe
*Stand,
and so when .0tlicer
Orydermah, •notified the. • management
that an tsXtra.. •Wottld eem-.
meriee on June hie, the deetinne to shut
her lip was reachad•withoot• much par.
fi
a
Lucknow Woollen
Mills
Highest prices paid for any
quaitity. good \\Tasked or ,
washed Wool.
Special attention. i;aid to Cw
tom. Work.
Lucknow Woollen Mills Ce.
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the
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growth
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cr. Music
from, sick
to.oigh_t
'bring to the
Red Cross as early as pos dele. itee.orcla
, be. left at; Mrs N L Campbell's
Restaurant :
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-A sad Fatality
I ' '
e. distreesing fatality- occurred' ,ear
Benmiller on the 9th lest, when Ben-.
jarinn Allin, the 16 year Old Son of Mr •
and Mrs. Joshua Aiim, died of lockiais,
'The dreadful malady developed :as the
result of injuries sustained when a team
,which the lad, was driving' ran' .away.
His arm. wee- badly cut .by wire in
the wagon and gernis-aPpeer to have
found lodgment in the wound. Two;
brothers of the deceased are in Fiance
•end another, Lorn,'• was killed at the
front about a yea p ago. ' '
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TinsrrAlthing, Eavetroughtne,
Plumbing, Furnaueap):s411041
Prompt attention- to
REPAIRING
Shop two doors west of
Sentinel Office
41. Drinkwaltet
' EVERYBOOVS COLUMN
WA?.siTt1)-Tea.,‘ cher for F1.8. 140.9, Aslineld.
Duties to commenee aft er sari -doer vacation
Second Class ProfessienalCertificate. State
Salary and Experience. -Apply -to W.'W.
It; 7, Lechnor.r. • . 274 p.,
A1,E5itIAN 14V.A.NTE1). --itthricating 011.„
Grea80, Speci6Iti&, Paint; part, or whole
time. Commission. basis., Mort ;with -ear
9 rig maimed• .. •
' 1.trytaiSionitre.trxxxxo co..
6 fie; • • 'leveland, tildo;
• I.IIGHEBT PitidgS:Paid for allkinds of poultry
' -from 200 un. J.ixxianxi.,•pbotte80.14nelt-
• 'now. , . • • , • • . .15-94.f. •
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,
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AISTItAlr-;•Steer coiner to the premises of tho
undersigned, Lot 18, Con. 4, Kinloss Twp..
about April. 30, 1 SiCer, v,ppareritly about,
* one Year old. Owner ,nray have same eti
• proving property and paying c&-penses.
AKA/. 276-100c.f.
:11TONITY"-VOliOA.-tni mortgagevand notes:
, at reasonable rates. Fire insurance, bet!.
Steck and Ilitttiar Coraintaies.. Convey.
anoing done with neatness and despatch'
Gilt). A. SIDDALL; Broker. lauficaow
Eighth Con., Kinloss.
• . e—Tuesday, June 11;
,
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Earl's new -ear -has arrived._ He says,
froEma7.04r
which it resembles old Maud. -
Large Culbert is home after spending
week in the military, camp at; Lcinalote
Kinloss
PAtiltER,-OSTICOPATEI, at Cain -House"
Lucknow, every Wednesday afteriloon.,All
ehronicdiseases ,successfully treated. Os-
teopathy removes the.pliyslcal causes ot
' • -disease. Adjustment of the spine is more
quickly scoured and With fewer treatment -3
by Osteopathy than by any ether method.
80.1-P..
• 'FOR; SALE'
•
h'01t SALF,,,Ortly '.11tednes-s and draYing nuts
lit Apply tail. SututiFF; latelthOw: 23-4f.
• .• • •
TIMlillht y acres of standing
• tinmer, suitable for barn timber, saw logs.
•' • fire Wood, ete:;will be Vold In lots by pub-
, • lic auction at' lot 0, (1ree000k •rwp., one.'
• • • imlf• mile east of Kinlass, hoar .SII,Ver Lake
on. the Durham -road, mi -Friday, June 21st.
at .I.,o'Cloole p.m. Also a•quantity of IR)
%eh. Wood and • some cord wood. Two
years from -cloth of sale to remove timber. ,
• Vernts--six Months *credit on approved ••
• • hetes with 6 per cent, intereat added, •
' Peuvls, Bast:Met:0sta. •
e • Auctioneer, • ;Proprietor,
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• NOTICE
'—Tuesday, ',Tune. 11 .
Miss Vera' HiSion 'returned' home . frf;x:iiffnatters regortiling-Greehhiliceinetery
. ;: • later te D. C. Taylor Secretary. .•
after Spending a Week with friend e in
Huron and Kineardine
- S
•
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Qa.sknette, of Fres
ton, is renewing old acquaintances in
' • -
'A. number of our sports attended the
_horses race in, Kineerdineelase . Friday, eaessnee, of 1,./ntarto, are required to send hr
Notice To Creditors
: . • •
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• Notice is hereby -given. pursuant to &lotto*
;56, ci.kitu,i21:; of the 4f:wised Statutes of Out-
-alio,- that an. persona-luivItig-•filaitit4 rig-aim:dr
the hstate ittaard Webster. deceased, who
died on or about the. ninetcenth day or 4 mit,
A°1).-,•1916; t be 'rownslup .A.slifichl in tits. '
The Holyisiod Women's' Institute
will hold O. garden party on the •evening
of June 20:
Miss Turner, Of Walkerton, Spent it,
few days of last week Win. Congrain's,
•
Notice
The lixpregstonitiatly has time and
again been .put to the expense of replac-
ing articles broken or damaged through
the fault Of outsiderS, and is determined
to put a 'stop, to this unnecessary expense.
Seine boys in the Village make it a point
to climb up . on the express wagon, not-
withstanding. the fact . that notices .for-
bidding tltis have been placed on the
..sides of . the. wagon. Such parties are
hereby 'given- a final' notice that: this
practice will no longer be tolerated, and
if in spite of this warning this practice
is persisted in those guilty . will have
themselves to blatile for tiny action that
may be taken. 'The Only person entitled
to ride on the vehicle •is the driver.
Others will keep oft. • '
' M. Itinktnn,115014, Agent.
JULY ist IN
LIICKNOW
All report .i splendid tiinc' ''•
Mr. Bre* sscombes of Owen. 8outid,‘
torinerle. of , Kinloss- Wan a welcome
'visitor in our burg fr a few days last
Staiderwent T.Jenclon Sat.;
•. . •
urday ,owing to the illness • of her
'daughter, Mrs. E Blarkwell. -" •
Mrs, T. 11 odgine. and Miss Arnold, of
Kincardine, celled on friends here. one
d last W ek .
ay. e . . . . . .
Don't forget the .farmers . uistitute.
triode at Stlyee Lake liatUrday Stme the
15th. ., '
Mt. Robert Cole; of Bruce, -spent . a.
f6W days With his. brother, '. Mr. ' Frank
Cole. ' . " .• ' , •
• • Mr. John and Moris Davis, returned
't their hoinel it Mile -eft -Oa, effete spend-
ing a fp* week with Mr. Mrs. 0,13apeli-
ler. ' '. . • ' . . .
Mr. and •14, Icattlre, of' UnderWood,
. • .
called on friends in ourlooslitylniesday
of this week. , . ..
• Mt. Perry Black left on Tuesday for
his heme in. High Iliver Alta. •
• Miss E. Oliver returned 'to her home
I,
' in after" spending a few weeks at the
d Mrs A 'clasknette, ;
^ _ • ,• • • •
. .
ceased..on orbefore the tent . •o
MIS, their mimes and addresses with full.
earticulats of their elaints‘in writing;and the •
• nature attic -securities ttf anyl 'held by time,,
.duly rUrilied by, a statutory doclaration.
• And further take, notice that after'the said.
tenth Weir of July, lins;the assets 14 the said.,
.c.,;tatuwill be MArtIntted by the Executors
among the parties entitled thereto. having re- ,
gold only to the claim-, or which they shalt
then 'have notice,- anti the estate will not be
liable` for any claims not filed at the time Of
the said distribtition. ' • ' • - •
Dated , at Lucknow this eleventh' day et
June. A.D.•10W.• •
• . • .• •• • • IX- ANntatsoxi.naccutors.
J. P. Axi-uusox Imehnow.
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Notice To Creditors
IS*4•110.4•SOMS-.....-OSS.1
• In the Matter Of the. Estate of.Mtiry Potcher„
'into or the Villageof imeknow•th time Countsa
of Bruce,Widow; deceitsed.
Ni
. . •
.otieg s hereby .rtit• en, that till, persons hay"
Irg any clahas -or deinatids.- itgainSt tholate
Mary Potelier,.. who died ott• or about th',.
I' wents4sixth day•of Deeetnimr.A.D. 1917 at t ha .
dlage of Latelm ow it. t 1!rovinee of Ontario,
are rvonireil to 'send IV p,)st repaid or • to de-
liver to the undersitmed, A.laninistratae of
the property of the said :4,IttiY- l'Aelter." Oteir
!VA rt.t:
Wiltitad their claims and statements of their
nedountS anti the :nat aro of the seetiaties,le '
held, by..them, duly verified hy affidavit.-
• ..And take plaice that after the tiventY-nineth
day of June the said Administrator.
Will procool to distrfintie the tt.t-•ets at Oar
said ileceaSett among the persons entitled.
thereto, having regard, only -to the claitItS 0.
which hut yhall then 11:1Ve bad nottee...:ana than
..the.• said Administrator. Will net be liable Pet
the said assets or any pail thereof te iui pers.,.
son of .WlIOSO: Oahu he shall not then have re.
'cc 'I notice. • • • . •
Th1.4 notiee iSaiven pursinutt to the statitto
iii that behalf.
Dated, at Lfeee
ecknowttite day of May A,D,
1018. .. •
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4A1•100. ,lesMer4Ade4,tnift,tat,4