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Fall Wheat Seed
ANNOUNCEMENT
In view of tbe partial failure of the
Pall Wheat crop irLthie province tbie,
year it will .bu neceesary for farmers
to make early arrangementfor the
bUppI of seed„Which they will need
for fall sewitig. Under those eirentU-
stancea fa/Imre who have., on Iunid
• quantities of"wneat suitable for .fell .
seeding, are 'urged to -conserve. them
for .thier purpose. If, there .is no de-
mand locally, the MfOrtuation should ,
be supplied to the .Detnertment Or to.
the Lociel Gine of the Deportmeat
in your county So •that every effort
way be Made - to have an equitable,
and eatiotaetory -distributien.. , The
need for itodstuffs justifies . a- large
acreage of 11a11 IA neat in thief prot.
lace *Out:hie year, and the.co-oeer.
:ation_of the .fartnertin the:A/1,011mm
• tion and di4ribution- of the available
seed supplier/ is invited. "
Otit DEPT. 011 4911.10.4TURII
' N. C. lIttoKav, • . .
Agricultural *presentative; .
Ogo, $ HENRY Walkerton.
Minister of Agriculture, _
Parliament Buildings, •
• 7. • . • Toronto, °uteri°.
Tinsinithing
Eavetroughing
• Furnaces -Installed
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• PFompt atteptinn 'to
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Shop two ..41pors west of
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Sentinel Pffice;,. ,
t. Driilkwalter
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' Suninier School'
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Most,Business -Collegestake. suniineu
• holidays but the ever increasing attend-
.. ance, and she great demand.for grad-
•• tlatisof the SoOtten Business -College,
Wieghain, Ont.. has made it imperative
' that no holidays • be taken this year.
• Studentsmay therefore -enter any day
• midpursne their•Oeurie throughout the
,Fidi Term without- interruption. *TWO
school is popularly known as thegollodel
• 13usinese -College of Ootario." , Ask our
, graduates of the pest fifteen years, they
. are to be found in such positions
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Supreme 'Cort Stenographer of the
Pfovince ot Saskatelu3wan, .Principals of.
- Business- Colleges liming. them Prin--
mita of Ceminercial Department of:,
: Mica Business University), Butimesa
• Mantegeis, Private Secretaries, etc.
After ten to fifteen years experience in
Canadian and American cities our grad-
uates' look- back to the old school and
, say, 4,114o Better:" This school employs
no agents to prowl around the country
telling !fairy tales' to the unsuspecting.
, • If ioterestedin, a business, education
• ' write for particidars before deciding - on
inferior isehoels. • This school enrolled
• five times as many students as any other
',chord in this district lastyeari 'There's
•. • Reason.' Write for it; It pays to
"'investigate' before 'investing.' A few
• neve not and then regretted.
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OBSERVATION$ ON
REGISTRATION DAY
featureof the recent man end w
wan power registration was the willin
• nes3 of all to be registered, iofeours
was not clear !whether this willingaes
was due to a patriotic desira. to obey a
• government order or a dread of the
wzdelyOtivertird penalties whiel aft:
ed those who neglected to s ur •vet%
tificate. &t any rate there as no hes
jtation on part:Of ir'egletrallt4 an
yeti little grumbling. About the en)
deMarrer found expression in the. gnes-
thine "Will it do any 'goon' •,
But •there was a variety,interesting
to Observe, in the spirit in which folk
put theinielYes on record. There' Were
these of 'a loort "ohleir iniserlybature
who seemed afraid that they might be
committing theinselveo to something-
sonithing tlt might cost there *few
. les or a few dollars, or that they
, might be taken Way fl'oln their present
profitable andeasy circumstances and
put to work as the soldiers are at low
pay and hard fare. •
• The other eXtrerrie was represented
• by the man who on being asked if he.
Was willing to work on a farm an...Bared
without hesitation, "Teil go any
where they send nie and do what I can."
As might be expected the greatmajority
said they were • willing to do: any kind
of week bu could not very well get
away, On the .whole :the spirit nista-
'Noted was good,the meaii,spirited and
cautious being -in a marked minority.
When asked • if she could give. "full
Ow, paid vieirlethe 'woMan who bad,
previously stated that she lied three or
four children Under 16, usually laughed
and said shelled all be could attend tO,
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Ilowever,. vo remember one exception:
.a women Who reptried si2(children the
oldest 'Of them only .15 said she Often
thought : she would, like a.change and
would willingly: try her hand at farm
ing or farming.,
At Lubibow; the 'expected, rush for
registration
registratien on - Saturday.; didn't dev.
elope. Many thought that if they wait-
ed until Saturday they should havo to
wait in line probably for an hour be two;
8e -10 -order to make sure that .they would,
not be subject to Such: a loss of preCioue
time they took advantage of •the OppOr-.
tuniti to register on Vriclay with:: the
result that Many had to *mit: for some
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tithe before the over worked registrar
could accommodate them, le this way
at caine aboutthat more than hall. the.
work was donein-tucknovit-bk Fr -day
flaght Many Country. residents availed
.theinselves of the • opportunity to have
a card' fined out while in torn. thus
saving themselves a special trip to their
•home registration hooth. :
Many 'were at a loss to know how.
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they were geing • to take care- of the
little certificate which ia. to rahield: them
from so nineh 'tribulation: Wield they
really 'have to tatry t all.the time? It
would. noon Wear Out :;if they did; and
whit if one should lose it? .
As to carrying it •all the thin), that M,
unnecessary for elderly folk at 'least; ,
when pear home. .It going abroad, if ia
well to take 'it along., A constable or
pohceman may take a notion to ask you
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if you, have it; and a...railway ticket
agent may not care to -sell you a tieket
unless you can give proof of :registration.'
As to wearing out, that is being oyer
come hy he banks and other business
houses handing to .their customers neat
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Evening subject: 'tThe Challenge of the
0 Present Crisis," Prayer service will be
held in the basement one half hour be.
re the morning, servieo. •
soc. ial held by the MethOdiet
Leagile aec). Wesley Joynt's, Monday
LUCKNOW. ONT., Ti-SDAY, JUNE 27th., .1918.
• RZWS
FROBYTERIAN' Servieeil
next lord's Day at 11 am. and 8 pan.
Morning subject: "Tbe Can to Prayer."
evening was a fine all. .round: success.
YFoflowjng a light shower the. evening
was :delightful. •'There was .agood at,•
tendance and all enjoyed the program;
•Grose proceeds amminted to $95.
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• . Rev., and Mrs. Rebert Thompson,
who had charge of the services in the
Methodist church Sunday night, gave
• very interesting •adliess, profusely
illustrated by limelight views. Mr.
••Thompson and his wife coni. e from
Washington State and are making a
• missionary tour af the, ;United States
• and Canada. Vrem here they went to
*oilfield Presbyterian church.
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TEA Ginen--Monday evening of this
•week . was °login); evening for the term,
and tke Guild Will 'not meet again until
• next fall. Thesocial and literary•com-
inittees had charge and presented a
varied program Mu . a Murdoch
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gave et talk on the topic "How .and
What. to Read" and Misses Norma
Thelnpson and Jean Spindler gave read-
ince/. Miss Mary Aitchison contributed
asolo War -time frugality was observed.
by putting out .refresliments• -which in
former years4vere a feature of the dos-.
ing evening. Iiitsead the usual bout
was devoted to packing boxes to be sent
to the fifteen boys from the Guild which
.are 0908688.
444k#J.O.Att,S.-4 a-
purpese of 'carrying the certificates.
And if onehises the precious shpta
duplicate can be procured from the
Registrar General at Ottawa. Thisnf.
course may take some little time, so it
iswell to take goods care of the 'certifi-
cate. In all likelihood-Itkvid e nec.
emery to hayeit until the wai ia -en ed.
MARKETS moroou • •• -
• - — -""(COrreetedv,P-WWethi"glitiim°11)' all niattirs riisardins Graecbili emoted
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0818400 4 f *** 0466046i .0*. 70 ' 76
Barley, • .. 0,0 III 41 • 40 I, • 4, ;I 60 1, 66
Peas 3 00 3 09,
•• Btickwneat: • • , „ . 1 50 •
Batter. II * OO 11. IrAl. • 05 36
• ;Igo neir laid...
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•. • TORONTO MANKETs
thikce heavy steers.. ,$14 50 to 1116 sa
• Choice butchers.. .... 13 25 to 14 00
'Choke biitchers' Cows.. 10 75 to 12 SO
Good feeders ... .9 SO to 10 75
Good inikh cows... -100 00 to 135 00
Hogs, fed and 'watered. 18 00 to • 18. 00
: rail Wheat: . 2 1410 •
. •• 0009e Wheat v.. 10 to.
• Oa '• ..,.- • 91 to 92'
Timothy • 00 to 18 00
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*utter, 'CriittneVy /Prints' • 46 to • •
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Notice To Creditors
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Notice IS *hereby given: pursuant to Section
60, Chtati. 124 of trio Revised Statutes of Ont-
ario, that all persons having claims against
• the histate of Richard Webster, deceased, Whw.
died on or about the nlneteentkday of Apr11,
A.D.. 1918, at the Tovvriship Of Ashileld in the
Previnte of Ontario. are required to send by
post, prepaid, to the undersigned Executors of
tha estate of tho said. Richard W., ebster, de
oeaged, on or before the tenth day of Julys
A.D., 1918, their names and addresses with full
particulars Of their claiin4 in writing, and the'
nature of the sedurities Of any) hold by themb d 1 i
• And further take notiee that after the said
tenth day et /my, 1918, the assets of the a3ald
°State Vvin be distributed by the xeOutova
among the parties entitled thereto, having re•
gard only to the claims of which they shall
then have notice, and the estatO will not be
liable for any (dams not illed, at the time of
the said diStribrition.
Bated at .Lueknorir this ele'venth day of
June, A.D. 1018, • -
A.Nonnsoli )4:Mentor*,
44.0. • 'T #1, 11. AM01088031 LuelmoW.
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Of Interest to Patriotic Workers
The Women's Committee of the pat-
riotie Leagias•-will continnejn -Meet -for--
work in the ; Catneil: iChainher every
Tuesday eyening- during . the • summer'
iriontha Instead of ending and mak,
ing Shins, however, •the work *ill te
changed to a:fighter form, of work, yet
.one: that,: is 'just all necessary, Le. the
.malring ni surgical-dressinge, bandages,
(bit.
There is no _machine' Work and
anyone Who can help will be gladly
weleented, These supplies are urgently
'needed at.the present time. • •
The *Committee it else starting .4 Sat-
urday afternoon meeting, from 3 tts
for yoong girls, and .any girl over 15
years of age Will be glicuir Welcomed:
,This will also be for work on dressings,
bandages,: etc., and Mrs Smith
'will be On hand to instructbginners in
the Werk.
Another :*neceesity which the Red
Cross is 1mpreseing on its workers _is -
that Of the making of "personal property"
nagii*fer the addle*. 'des" are eindly
made and can be taken home, and any -
on 'desiring,to help ni this line of the
*o ...smite the bags., by applying
to
to Mies Gertrude Trelem en, who has.
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• --.:Tnesday., June 25. •
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• Miss Minerva ..-and Gordon McPhee,
'of Carlbsv,', .•Visited at Baraby's, over
Sunda*.
Miss De Maya Barger; of Toronto,
Visited. at Jar. Swan's a few days last
•Yeeke.
nn'y
Kafter' spouting a
week -at the triiirlieg camp in London,
receiveda month'e -leave of absence and
is home again. . • .
•• Mrs. Jack Swan spent a • few days
visiting her niotber neitettCknow.
" Rev; and Mr, tobt. Thoinpson, of
/Orville, Wash., are visiting friezes here.
They motored all the way coming via
San Erancisco and. Los Angles. Then
crosoing the mcluntaires through Arisoini,
New Mexico and Texas, they tame
Wirth to Chicago and Detroit. Mrs.
Thompson was bore, here, and: will be
tetnenibered by her teeny friends as
Bessie McIntosh. Mrs. Thompson has
all her life been actively engaged in
reloona and moral work,
LOCAL AND GENERAL
See our bargain offer nu Baking Pow.
der. -4, 11., Planarian.
• Ariel/ Loseombe, of Kincardine, is the
guest. this week of .1Sirs
Mee Marie Darnin, of Clocierich, is
spending the week Lucknew friends.
Mr. of Toronto, Las been.
about Lncknow and Kinhiss calling en
relatives and former friends,
Mise Sadie BE:7d, of Chicago, end
Mr. e. Nichol. or Port Arthur, are visiting
thels,sister, Miss'Annie Boyd'
• Mrs. Win Dawson, an old"reeident of
the gad Con.. Kinross. passed away on
Seturday last at the age of 81, .
Mu and Mrs. Earl Lindsay arrived in
tucknow on Saturday and will 'occupy
MISS Marie klurra,y's residence,
• Pte. Charlie Cook, Phillip, Stewart
and Noble Stxele were up from London
camp oyer Sanclay. They are all look-
ing fine.
• Mips Katie Steele uncierwent•an oper-
ation for appendicitis at Wingham Hos-
pital.on Tuesday. At last accolint she
was making favorable progress.
A kiln of Tile ready by June 28, 3,
31.-2 and some 4 in. Prices,: 3 in ,$20.00
pr. thousand; 31-2 in, 52.00 pr thcms-
and; 4 in, $2.5.00 per. thousand. --
St. Helens.
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, Our weigh scales met with an acci-
dent. We will not be able:to use them
for hajr or anything else until repaired
WhiCh will take. probably a week —
HARDWARE & CDAD . . •
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Litiit Week 'ws.s.a ;decidedly • cold one
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for Jun. ti was very close to „the
.freezing point, almost every night, and
clover and a check to vegetation gen.
farmers report e,onsidereble 'nage :to.
erelly. •• - • •
• Local members of the A.F. and A.M.
will attend divine service as a lodge at
St, Peter,* Church on Sunday; June 30.
Memliers of the (rider who chance to be
in, town are cordially invited to join
with the lodge in this service.—W. 4.
wriaosr, Secy. -
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. Julhaliet of miedesefel stedents,..from
-this district, 'she Passed the Dental
College examination at Temente are A
E. .13arriby, ard year; W. D. McLeod,
2od year, and Alvin Camerori let year.
The latter took second highest standing
in has class. • •• •
Mrs. W Rowe. of -Puyallup, Wash-
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ington State, 'after visiting friends and„..
relatives here •the past 'month, re-
turned home, It •-ie 38 years siefee:Mrs.
RowA left Luoknow, and she was struck
by the many changes which have taken
place in that time. While here slie was,
the guest of her coinno, Mrs, A, Finlay-
son, Station Street.: •• '• •
:LIFE! LIFE 1
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• When you insure get a Policy in Cnn-
ada's biggest and best Life Insurance
Company, the SUN' LIPte., See Gieo.
H. Sims for pirtieidars. It will -pay
Ypii to get full particulars:. . •
• Ipiportant Public Not*
On -page 4 Of this paPer will be found
an important notice regarding Haryest
• Leave -to soldiers. •---The-- notice is pub=
lished by the Department of Militia
and Defense and is mitheritative? The
The: statement Is so , clear • that any
ex phijotion is aupeljpiiii-
to • •
- "Captain Racketr
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The local. Red Cross organization is
about $120, better eff, after expenses
are paid, ass; result of the Play, • "Capt.
• Beckett,” presented in the TOW12 Hall
Tuesday evening by the local Dramatic
Oompariy. That does not suggest a
petitioo at this iseasOn :with &Aim:,
• parties and lawn socials e nightly occer-
cr:on:ed, ouse, . t :ter. e.is stiff 007,
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The • play was oue: prepared for the
'evening of July let had thet'fire Cern-
pany gone on with the ptopeiectineleiora-.
ton. •it yeas somewhat "lighter" than
other dranias presented by the Company,
but it weadecidedly humorous throught
out and the crowd apettred- well enter:
tabled. Excellent nun/kcal nuinbere
.were 'given between, the acts. by; Miss
Mrs. W. Joynt and Mr., Cain-
eron -Geddes, and Miss Lorna Campbell
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gave a• itetitation. • •
Those taking part in the play Were:
D. Gilbernion,T‘ lariekion, Robt. grown,
T. S. Reid, Miss Rena Gordon, Airs. W.
L. Unekenzle, Mies 4, W. Attvganalp.
MOTORS IIAVE RIGHT OF !AY
T'he Municipal World gives particu-
lars of a, caseef interest to owners of
automobiles. It eays a horseArawn
vehiele must turn to the, right of - a
beaten path 9r roadwayand perIllit
1110tOr tar coning from behind .to Page.
,F101111.0 to do 00 reakee • the driver of
the former vehicle guilty tif negligence
in the opinion of ainrY 601BP°8e41 largely
of fanners at Woedsteck. This verdict,
wan reached after' a trial lasting three
daye,• Miss Florenee Reid filed ,sult
• against Lent Stevens, asking $5,000
damages for personal injuries received
in R. runaway, caused, as she averred,
when Stevens- drove his car into her
buggy "filen she ignored the repeated
•signals to turn out -and give part of the
road, As Stevens drove past the buggY
the •car collided with the wheels of the
former •vehiele, the crash frightening
• the horse, which ran away. throwing the
occupants •of the buggy out. • Mrs.
Reid received,injuries which she claims
are permanent, After a bard fought
ttial the jury decided jn favor of the
defendant, claiming that the plaintiff
was negligent in not surrendering one-
half of the •road. The decision estab-
• lishes an important precedent, and one
that will be of interest to alma, driver
whether of a • motor „ car or a horse- '
drawn Vehicle,
ATTEMPT TO STEAL AUTO
Jose& McKague, a farmer living
t near TeesViatert, Caltle vert nearly lee-
ing "OW Ford car Well he recently
bought.. 031 WedbFlAday F001Triflgt,i11)011t
$ o'clock, he beard eone making a
with the car and ireme4lately got out to
investigate. , The* car was seen going
het aPnareutly it was only run
around a block, for op going into Tees'
water „Mr. 140Kagne saw his ear At
Donnor's gasoline tank and two men
endeaverinc to get a. supply of the
driving -fluid. Oo Mr. MoKagaell teal*
ing up the tvgi taade off and he saw no
more of them, being satisfied to get his
car ancl go home. Re later teloPheired
the Walkerton police of the incident as
he thought the) thieves- were going iP
• that direction.
Automobile stealing is almoist a buiii•
ness in the large eines,' and tke danger
of 'having his ear stolen is a constant
source, of worry to the business MID
'Who uses a car to moye about. One
would ocarcely expect, however, that
thieves would invade the country places
to practise their crime The incident
.near Teeswater suggests that it is well
for village and country residents to
keep their garages securely locked.
Death of Duncan MacDonald •
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After months of sufferingfrom tuber
culosie, Mu Duncan, MacDonald, who
lived east on Campbell street, •Pasied,
Away on Friday of last week.. Mr. Mac-
Donald Was a little more than err ware
of age and had:keen a resident of 10)&4
now for over two years having moved in
from hie WM in ,Weat Wawanceih. Be-
sideswidow he leaves a family of
ix -three boys and three girle all under
• friniteen. . The, 'funeral to' Greenhill
'Cemetery was held Sunday afternools.
Crew
,-.4fonday,• June 24.
Mu and Mrs John Blake, Ninth con'.
vieited friends around Crewe last Week.*
• Mr. -and Mrs. ,Thohns, Richardson.
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Robt.
Higgin's. .
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Mr. Jas. Haines and father visited at
Mu Matthew Shackleton on Sunday
Mr J:no, Bron is spending a few
days at the home of Mr am Si:2•svoOd:
Mr. Aubrey Biggins Jeff -Mendiy for.
London to commence military training.
The Garden Party lield last. Friday
eight at John Menary's was a decided
success. • large, 'crOwd -gathered al-
though the weather was none too favor-
able,: ,A good, supper was provided by
the ladies and an excellent pregram was
given: The.proeeeda amounted to. $83.
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. ; -Tuesday, June 25
Mr. and Mrs Morgan waited A. Mc-
Farlane's onSunday •
A speciaLcolreetion will be taken up
"in the Presbyterian- Sunday School in
aid of the, Fresh Air flied.
Mr. and gra: q. ekebeyviier and
Children -Motored lrom-Walkertbn to
spend Sunday with his brother: Jacob,
• Tho An-gliean :Sunda Y School will
hold their annual picnic at Sliver Lake
7-tai_Zetui..,..11.1thz#777-7
• Mr. tqid Mrs. F. Enclgins and children
visitedfrienclein Kingarf, Sunday.
Mrs: Eckenswiler iikvisiting her
Jacob :Eckenswiler. '
Mr. and and Mis.11
'Logan and children' Visited thisburg on
Sunday.
•••• The W.M S. *ill held a meeting ' in
the .Presbyteriani church . an Tuesday,
July* 2nd.- Mrs Bell Will epenk. Alt
ladies are invited to attend. •
•• A number freni here motored to Lon..
'doe last, week to, see their . frienas, who
are in camp there.
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The 'services in the Anglican ehureh
will be held at four o'clock and Sunday
Scheel at 3, the eame as last year.
' BORN ' .
Atitenv ---In the township. of Kinlose
• ton May 31, I01'8, to Mt, and Mrs.'
E, Ackert, a. soi, (Ernest Christopher
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Ray/lard). :
Sst`gBLE-At Wingham General liosPital
• velure 4, 1918, to Mr. and Mils;
lioble Steele, of Luoknow, son.(Na-
No Idlers Allowed .
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In a paper from a weatern town we
reed the felloneng: "A harmless :look.
ing tramp wandered into town on Sat-
• urday. .1Ie was charged wit k being,
idle, : was tried before Magistrate Lovie
and was taken on Sunday to :Portage
jail for a: month."' , • . • '
Rains In The 'West • •
Ilepforte dated- June 25 from many
widely separated paints in. the prairie,
provinces tell of heavy mins which have
thoroughly soaked the- ground. There
was a •seVere hail storm in the Moose
Jaw district. Up to that time the, crops
were suffering from- droutle and -heat -
Better Be Careful
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There are a few men in the' vicinity
of Lucknow who. take rather serious
chances in their adverse _criticism of the
enforeanient of • the Military Service
•Act. It would be "WelL for these to
keep in ,mind. the caseofJ. A. Cross, a
prosperous farmer of Tulle Heighta
near Brantford, win; oil June 25th was
fined $50,0 for saying publiclythat "We
had •juot 'as well be. Under Prussian
rule as under Canadian." kr. Orme!
son is one of the farmers sons who after
having been first exempted was later
called upon for inllitaryservice .• The
lawyer defending Cross said that farmers
all over the country had been saying
such things. To this ;the trial niagis-
trete replied that a lot.of those farmers.
ought to bele jail. And that is where
they will goif-a hearer chooses to. in-
form on them. • : •
Very heavy penalties are provided
for the utterance or publication of
statements ealculated te Make recruit-
ing. or the enforcenient of the MS.A.
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In the case of J. A. Cross. it was
• neighboring farriers Who gave the evid-
ence Rains which he was, convicted.
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• •. =Tuesday, Serie 25 '
Mrs. Geo Haines is the guest of Mrs.
'‘Wellings thie week:. , '
Miss Marion :Hughes, 9f . Tempter,
18 spending a few days with Mrs. Irwin.
Ourburg wee well represented 'at the
picnic at Sneer Like on Tuesday aftet-
alie garden. pasty- by the
WoMerei Institute -here nit the eviiiiibg
of the 20th turned out a. fine sambas
and realized -$164 SO. :The liolyrook
Westford. game of baseball' was keenly
• contested,. bui the score proved rather
onesided, being 29-0 in favor of the
IfOlyreocl team, The Institute did S.
:stroke Of !silliness on .Registration Day
(Saturday) by serving hutch. ,Proceeds
amounted to sram ' ". •
A regular meeting of the Womet's
Iristitu4 will be held at -the home of
Airs. Hethenngton ' on Thursday of
• next •week at the usual hour. Mrs:
Moore, of Teeswater, will give a pater
on the work of the Y.m.a.A. and a col-
lection hi the interests of that Orfiell.
timid A.rqbibaki).• kation will be taken.
Single Copies 3 cents
Luckt!ow Woollen
amaisaisas mins maim
Ilighest prices paid for any
qflatitity gvod Washed, or Un-
washed Wool. ,
Special attention paid to Cits-
tom Work.
°Lncknow Woollen Mills Co.
PAINTING.
House Painting—inside ,
and Out, Sign abating,
anudggvaiernsli s and
other ve painted
GERRIT FEYGE
• EVERY OOVI COLUMN
•WA.NTED-Boy to loam .Tewelezy Businei.r.
Apply to F. T ARMartiorto
WANTE1)---Teap• her orS. S. 140.9.
Duties to commenceafter summer vacation
• Second Oltias Professional Certificate. State
Salary and Egperience.-.Amsy to W. W.
°Dann, R. 7, Locknow. 97-6
—fromHIGHEST,PisIQRS re idfor all kinds °boons,'
As Aro, JAKE 140E4 phonemLack. •
, now. • 16-9 tf. •
LOST -On the road between IN, 31arnOton's
. . 2nd Von. Huron, and lotoknow. on June 6, .
. . alady's Fawn Raincoat... Finder plow*. '
•• lattireat,or report to THE SENniskt Omer:.
1101.1Si TORENI`-'7 ;moms on „Havelock '
• Possession on Aug. ,ist-Apply to IL
' TAvt.OR.--27 6 ttc... ' •
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TRACKER WANTED.-F.orParamount 'Onion • •
5.8. No, 14, Huron Townsbirr,Experienced, • •
rweitielh olksn atnoarsseargclassetpeoceted.rtilloa, AtepapizSta,.tota)
° JAMES MCDONALD. it. R.AS LUCkSOW.
ASTRAArt,e,ei• taMe
to the premrs' es of the * ,
undersigned. Lot 18, Cori. 4. =Wow Twp.. „.
about April 80,1 Steer, apparently about .
one year old. Owner. may have same on '
• proving property and paying expenses;
AROE, MaINTY•6.- , • 87•41090, •
•?/CON.Er TO LOAN. -0,n morizagea and notes • .
atreaSonahlo rates. . Fire Instal/int" ' ".
Stook and Mutual Companies., Convey._
anoint done with needless ,and despatch. •
DU. PAGUKER,j°4). 2"OSISIDTED0A14412A.TIElk°,:t7(31.:14uhr lEclitaous9:
• Luoknow, every VFednesdar aft,ernoon. All ,
chronic Wseases strocw: treated.
teopathy removes the ph:laical causes or
• disease. Adjrigerit of thespine la Moro " - • •
tiniekly secured and IvIth fewer treatment.; .
by,Osteopathy than, by any other method. • •
SO -4-P. •
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FOR SALM
FOR SALE -Dray Business and drayii
fit Andy to J. swum% Jew:know.
out, • .
.• .
, -Tuesday, June 25.
lase Margaret Ritchie spent. •Sundag-
under,the parental roof. ‘,
, .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonagh and
family visited his sister, Mrs. James. :
Cook, Sunday. • •: ••
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: David Andrew is visiting at her .
home in Kincardine.
Mu and Mrs. ..George atuct:
'family ...visited friends at Dungannon
• Sunday. • . „ •
Miss McKinnon (nurse) is waiting oit
the sick folk at Fred Anderson's.• , •
Jack Sheriff 'and daughter, of
hip:knew; visited at Richard (3lardne•ert.: •
- -7- ,
' 'We are Sorry to repeat the seam,*
illness of Mr. and Mrs...Anderion's littlo
babY. We hone for a speedy recovery.
. The monthly meeting of the Ashfieht
W.M.S. was held at the hOme of Mrs. .
Ernest Gardner on Thursday afternoon,
Jun s .20, there being about forty mem-
bers present besides a number of 'visitors. '
An interesting feature -of *the meeting
was the presenting of an address and a.
fotir piece Limoges china set to our pas!,
toes wife, Mrs. Bridgette, who is abon0
to leave for Courtrighi: Although takea.
by surprise -Aire. Bridgette made a suit- I
able though brief reply, thanking the
Members of the W.A.S for their kind
-
neat The meeting was then brought to
a close by all singing God be with you ,
till we meet again." The regulation
missionary. tea was then served after , •
which the ladies wont their . several ,
Way8 having aped a pleasant and profit-
4ble afornoon. .
The Zion 'Sabbath School will holt*.
their annual plonie at the end of dui
eou.4, Monday July let. Comit •
andeojoy gooa tie*, .
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