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• 141JCIENOW,: ONT.,' THURSDAY, SEPT. 12t1;., 1918.
Remembers Lucknow Friends
Signaler Arthur Newman, who will be
remembered as one of TOE SENTINEL
;HOT before the War, writes to lie MI
Aug 16th as follows
"Would 3a:tu mind allowing me just a
small space in your paper to thank the
members ot the Presbyterian Guild for.
the most heartily enjoyed parcel I. rec-
sired. s week ago* .Believe me it was
highly appreciated. We cannot thank
those societies too much for the excel-
lent week they are doing for the boys
at the front, and we certainly appreciate
it. Tours sincerely, AATTIE01 NEWMAN:
In personal letter Arthur says that
he is still OX and goTng strong, Though-
, he has been long at the front and has
had iiiany clese calls he bee so far map -
ed without a scratch or serious illness
He says; "We sure had some time thie
month, and old Fritz tried bard to get
me with his mrcnine gun fire and. came
, . • within an act of making a direct hit On
• our little funk hole. But the spirits of
. the troops is mervelous, and we are go.
ing to drive him ,(the enemy) out to a
finisb,,this year.' a.
4-,
Corporal John Kennedy
Mr. and'aars. Devid KenneclY, of the
, Boundary 'best of.leteknow, 'last week
received the tad news that their son,
Corp. John Kennedy, M.M. had been
killed in action in France. He enlisted
about three years ago in the )7 litt Battu.
• and went overseas ba March Of 1916,
By 'June of that year he was in irance,
and so had been at the front more than
two years,. For the greater patt of that
time, be was a bomb thrower, midfor
enterprise and braVery he had received
. -the Military Medal and *bar. Thee,
• his mother received only two weeks be-
• fore the announcement of his. death
. . .
. came.. Corp. Kennedy was only 21 years
of age and he had hen in the trenches.
. eeyeral 'inoxithe before he was twenty
A brother Duncan, now living at White-
church, has also done his hit in France,
and being severely., wounded in the back
ie unfit for further emlitary service, The
• four soldier brothers whose picture we
published eome time ago are cousins of
of these boys., Mr. and Mrs 1enned
• have the sincere sympathy
.• friends. •
ny
WHOLE STORY -WAS FICTION
Re W. JOHNSTON, OF HURON TOWNSHIP,
TELLS e130 T TURNING COM
ee INTO CROP' •
• • ... „ A
Pleb too late for publication last week,
the Mail brought us the letter publielied
below, It explains itself; but in order
that it play be the mere readily under-
etotela,ita refer eeedere to an article
which we peblished on August e2. It
had reference to a story about Mr. Jobs*
ton, of the 8tli 'cop. Huron, having
turnad his cattle into his cropbecause
'a2wasesaid) he coteld gat no help for
the harvesting 3
To The Lueknow Sentinelc—,
I see that Mr. Mooney (Editor of
The Ripley., EiPresi)itill'haS the &Lai -
its my Crop, Now, Mr. Ritter, I am go.
lug to give you the trim details of this
great controversy.
In the first place, I wee short of help,
Mid as the baying was on, I started to
tut early, The first field I cut was
clover, and as there was considerable
rain, it grew up 'fiae again—nearlytis
The Men In kluki
W 1
'Word has been a1LOCAL AND GENERAL{
Waved that rte. .„.........,..„,-,..,..,--...„
IledleY4ta now in France. He ° Miss Lorna Campbell is visiting
with a machine gun company. friends ha Guelph..
The town of Clinton was hard hit by Thanksgiving imin40 been fixed,
for
the war last week, three of its boys be Monday, Oct 14th.
ing reported killed, three Wounded and
one gassed. .' • Miss Clara Johnston is back in charge
Tuesday's Pt6f "killed in action', of the millinery department at Mr. Con -
contained the names of Moja G. a isell's store .
,Musgroie, D.S.O., of "lawyer; and T. Mt. Arch. McCaul left op, Tuesday for
P. Joh iston, of Chesley, and J. L Snow- Maple' Creek, Alta., and will he %way'
don, of Kincardine is among these "died for a mouth; '
Single Copies 3 cents
of woutide."
Mr. and 'We aos. Nigel), of town, had Sept. '26 afid 27. Get 6. prize list from
a'tneesage Thursday of lass week stating the Secretary.
"The dates of Isucknow -Fall Flair are
thatestheireson,-Joe-Nixone bad been -
wounded in Frence. It Is naderstood Mr. Edward Smeltzer, of Mereford, is
to be a blinet wound through • the spending the weeliwith his brother,. Mr.
shoulder Joe was one of the big fine- Paul Smeltzer.
. .
looking fellows of the 160th.
Harold Burne and Mies Ethel, }owe
Tie Chestey Enterprise reports ‘the are taking a Course in the Central:Ruse
,deathein action of rte. Ernie Wright inees, College, Wingleanh •
'Who at the time he etilistea with the - '
Mr.. and Mrs Pahl Smelizer have ,E ,
160th was toremanie the mechanical
good as. the first crop. I have eight, s department of The Euterrise. Ile its
cows,, end as the grass was short, I was the second who held that position to fall
anxious to, change them to a new. field. at the front, the other being namedJohn
There were two acres of oats in the field MeDoeigall, • •
where I had cut the clever bay. I cut Friends at ParamOunt.have had alet-
half of „this aid cured* oats for green ter from the nurse.„ in charge of Pte.
feed,. 'and r &e. cows into the Melvin Clark, who some time since was
rest • • reported dangerously ill. The letter is
Soon after,,I saw "The Express", and not very encouraging, and 'speaks of the
a fine .story be bad in he 8aYs' case as being very serilius. Pte. Clark
he had interviewed me, and that the „nil hit the head- by abeepnee the
Semi hi The Correct Address
'Will relatives of Lucknow boys over-
seas kindly send in at oce to Mrs. N.
L. Campbell, or to any member of the
patriotic committee, the latest and cor-
rect address 'of those in whom 04 are
intereeteda The swiftness with which
things are moving at the front of late -
baa been. the Wish oUnianychanges Or ud
the ladies of the committee are anxious
to receive the correct address ,,of all
Lueknow boys in order that *ttoec nove op
baud maybe sent forward immediately.
Plea,se do not neglect to attend to the
matter of furnishing the correct address
at once.—SEox.
'WEDDING BELLS'
Germasete-ellower
A quiet but pretty marriage was sol-
emnized in George street Methodist
'Church Peterboro on Tuesday evening
Aug. 27, by nay. 8. Crookshankr when
• was correct. Now; he never inter- fragments penetrating his helmet and
vieived me nor any one of the hominoid; breaking the skull. 2. He waft One of the
nor ever mentioned it tO me yet; but he youngest soldiers in the 160th being un -
IS kVA' all net to do so. T we years
der 17 evhen he enlisted ' •
ago, I turned my cows,into three thief; "
Mrs. Wm. Allin receiveda letter last
as much, and I never beard of it, Rea
week from her son, Corp. Harold, Which
now, Mr. Baiter; Mooney lies; but not
any more than this neighbor who gates s'ia# written ineP able .days before be
wet; wounded. rhe letter contained .%
. the news to , The Wingham ,Advence,
This man soya the crop was eaten up by number of German postcards, sent over
wireworinsas souviners. They evidently were taken
:Now, there never was wire as
.9., German prisoner. . A noticeable
worm in this field and a finer crop could
feature was the *neat clear writing on
not grow than this bit of oats was He
the cards—evidently • says that I have a.boy 14, and ahe eards—evidentlx the work of an en
girl ,older. If he is a neighbor of mine; mated Person', At the time 'of writing
Corp, Allhad just cemPleted a ``-gas
,one thing I have to say is -that he has
/ have course". end. had been recommended .
not ituch regard for the truth.
' New Sugar Regulations
New sugar reparations have been put
into effect by the Canada Food Board
by which restaurants are limited to two
pounds of sugar for every 90 meals serv-
ed, while Soda fountains and ice cream
establishments re restricted to 25 per
cent. Of the a-verage monthly amount of
sugar usecrduring 1917. The various
manutactureters using sugar have .also
been subjected to revisea <regulations.
three boys.. One' is 21;-tlio Other il' and for. Company Gas '
the third is 8.
Xeir Mr. 'Editor, to show you the CHURCH NEWS .
kind of neighbors I have: When they
ee'. . .
got &rough with their own harvest, three RevDrOaten, of theDominion Al-
,hance, will occupy the pulpit of . tae
of them with a team came over 'and
Methottiet church next Sunday evening.
worked like heroes and wound mine up.
That is the kind of neighbors I have. . PEESBYTERTAN, Clii7UOR $ervices-
next Lord's Day at 11 amt. and 8 p.m
The. morning service will be conducted
by the Rey. DF. F. J. Oaten ot the Do-
minion Alliance. . Evening subject "The
-Doer of Geocl."'• payer meeting every
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Who this other antighbor is, I do nut
knew., But he has very little respect
fee the, triith—I think jest a little less
than our distress Elitor.
Now, Mr. Eiitor, I hope that I have
outlined thiteso that the public will see
tthe truth of this great "ealamity".
Thanking you for space • in your vain-
• ablepaper, I am- .
Tones very truly
• R W. Jonteseoer, Con 8, Hur-
on Twp.
GRAND TRU N RitrEt'il
Highlands- of Ontario
'Canada --
The Home of the Red Deer.. and. Madie
' . OPEN sgAsori
DEER --November 1st-0November 15th
, • e inclusive. _ • • - -
A1009E- November Id to November
15th, Inclusive in 'same' of the
Northern Distriets Ontario, in-;
a eluding 1 iinagami and the territory
• north and south of - the Canadian,
COvernifient Railway from the Que-
.: ' bec to Manitoba Boundary' open sea-
. son for Moose is front October 1st
to November .0th, inclusive. °
•
Write for copy of "P▪ laygrounds—The .
• • Haunts of Fish and Game," giving
. Game Laws. Hunting Itegulations, etc.,
' to C. It. Horning, District Passenger
,Agent; Union Station, Toronto cult
•
G.T.R. Agent. Lucknow. 1?hane'3.
MARKETS
(Corrected' up to Wednesday noon)
Wheat.'. Is VA •••164.164.1 .4 4
40 Oats. *••••Iiirrillii1114/44
-r-lligiri,22Z.Lvirr.,-444+ "440400.*
Peas : . 4 a a 6 6 • Yr.**4.144:
Buckwheat........;61:••••••6%0 42
Butter, '
. $ , $ 4446 • err se 44,44
Eggs, new latd. 44 4664 0-6411** 40' e 41
Hogs... *al 4t. $ $ o 69. oo ye o • 19 tit:
.
T01fg14'iii TC -
Choice heavy steers....$14 25 to $16
00
Choice hatchets o . 11 $0 to la 50
• ehoice butchers' Ctiws.. 10' 75 to 11 50
,,, Good feeders ...... • 9 50 to 11 00
Good mild". ...I00 00 to 160 00
hogs, fed and watered'. 19 56 .to
rem oust.. ••411i. • $ 't 14 to
Gooee Wheat 2 10 to
Caste 46 ... ... 44610 640 03 to 94
ed
Timothy ay., .. • .• IA 13 00 to, 16 00
Itgless new laid ....****,_ 47 to
Illuttee, Creamery Milt' 4510 •
41, to 44
Glucose as Sugar .
If you lack sugar for preserving try
glucose. Glacoselievente fermentation
-of-fruit and crystalizetion of the syrup in
jams and jellies which 'sometimes occurs
on the top, Glucose . can be bought in
all grocer.), stores in the form of syrup
put up in cans under 'different namesor
you can him glucose five pounds at a
timeand make the syrup at home, .add
1.1151.11ids- of -sugar and S quarts- of
water to each 6 pounds of glucose After
boilieg for a fe* minutes the syrup is
ready for preserving,. ,
.
crd yce
—Monday, Sept., 9.
Mr. Ian, Itow, jr., has had a North
Huron telephone installed in his home.
Rieg.25 on 015.
• Miss Ealythe and Marjorie Wille, of
Winghatt-spent a week at Peter Lilac'.
nes.. '
' Mine Priscilla Champion, of Brussels,
is spending refew weeksvith her cousin,
Victoria Champion. '
Lillian Longman spent the week end
at her home in Whitechurch, .
- l'• Mt end- Mreejohre Terrace attended-
TOk .011t0 -exhibition last week.
,
M41400 Xelly Spent the week.ind at
prank "Ooyle'a. .
Mr. tlaniel Martin has purchased 'a
new &lin*, ,
We at " sorry to report the sudden
et
illness of tn. Wes. Xennalatin.
Mr„. Ea, ey and Orate. Armstrong, of
Beigtave, spent Sunday at Win. Arm.
strong% .. ,.
jkOztOto, Thdrf Pit
Joe Purdy Makes a Call
caller at our office,on Monday was
Joe Purdy, -the old ei-Eritish soldier,
who lives up about .Kinlough. -In the
Waretime scarcity Of mee , Mr: Purdy
went to Kincardine tO work in a furni-
ture factory. There he was' unfortunate
in having his right hand come in contact
With a saw, and the two fingers next the
thumb were taken off where they join
the hod. The Workingmen's Compete-
satioe .Board aflowmI him e peusion of
$460 per week .while ..he lives His
band healed up .quickly, but he has not -
Jelly 'recoyered from the shock Of. the
accident and operation. • •
Eighth. Cone,. Kinloss..
Laionday, Sep. 9th
Mise Alice Needham, of Paltenhapi,
has returned to her home after spending
a month with her cousin, Mrs. .Tno.Cul
bat, and with Eincardine kinds.
•
Mrs. M. *Pherson spent a few days
with Lecknow friends. •
Misses Edna and 'Eva Culbert, of
Wingham, . spent.the week -end at their
home on the 10th Cdn. ' •
Mitts Blanche McMillan, oi Toronto,
is paying a week's visit At Mao. &hides.,
Miss Phoebe °engrain has returned
to Lucknovi High Scheel to resume her
studies. *
Mr. and Mrs. Gleo.„Neeham, and „son,
Ogle; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolvely, of
Pinkorton;.Mrs. A. Stanley and son,
Billie, of Kinioes, were. Visitors at J.
Culbert's on Sunday, '
Mr- Gordon McPherson made a bus-
iness trip to Moscow oriMonday.
Rey. Mr. James and wife, Of Wittrt0h,
tailed on friends on the 8th one day
last week.
me ia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J., G.
moved into their Lucknow residence,
Howey of Luckuow, became the bride
which has been. extensively renovated.
, • of Gordou William Gardner, son of Mr.
Mr, James Campbell and clatighter and Mrs. It (Jeri:leer, Norwood, Oat The
Annie left on Tuesday for the West bride wore -a gown 'of georgette erepe
where they intend tp reeale in the future.
In a clatsely contesteil game of bowls -
at Teeewater on Monday, a Ohesley team
won the Keyetone trophy from Tees,
water
. • • •
The T.eeswater Neves reports that
'David Kirkland of near Teesevater, last
week 'delivered to Wm MacKenzie, of
Lucknow, a horse which weighed 1750
Mt. E. MacKenzie, of Winnipeg, vis-
ited a few days last week with his sis.'
ters here. 77 is visiting. friends in Tbr-
:onto, Oshawa and Montreal before going
West agaip. . . . . • . ,
• The big bills announcing the Lucks'
,
now Fall, Fair are out: ' The directors
are leaving nothing ,undone to make it
a success. 'There . will be a concert in
'. .
the town-hal'.in the•eve..Iling- 2
- Reeve jobeeton'acknowledgee receipt
of $2,0, a donation by MrsWmMae-
Donald; of Riversdale, -- .to the Navy
League Relief Fund. This is a fine do.
nation from Mrs. MacDonald and to a
most deserving cause. , . ' • :
Candy manufacturers in Canada have
Peed, in tae past, eleven 'percent. of all
the auger consumed in Canada. this
has been reduced ton 'maximum of 5a
Per centby the Canada Food Board,
Owing to the sugar situation,
Zion Methodist elinrch, Asbfield, will
hold re-oponink services Sunday Sep.
.22. The preacher for the day will be a
former pastor, T. E Sawyer, of tondea
boro—A large choir and special music
—A splendid big concert Monday.even-
mg feep. 23.
The teller monthly Meeting ofthe
Women's Institute :will be held in the
Council Chamber, on Friday, Sept. lath,
over silk with wedding veil and orange
blossoms. The happy couple left later
in the evening for a short wedding trip
to Niagara Falls and other points. The
bride wearing a travelling suit of sayer -
grey silk with hat to match. On their
returh they will reside in Norwood.
Won at Toronto
Mr. Sam Phillips, of near St. Helens,'
got third prize in the spring wheat sheaf
competition at Toronto Exhibition, and.
John MeDiarmid, of •Kinloss,' got third
fot threshed -oats—an exhibit. of two
bushels. Mr. Phillips had also won est
prize forspring wheat, standing grain
S.O.S. BOYS 6ET BADGES EVERYBODY% COLUMN,
Presentation' Friday Evening— mo.Nisz...y wosaLbt. 4141.n ymiroartgutguert Lend. Lot
Addresses Helpful to ancing done with and deepatab.
Steck and *mai Colillianies. V•0070Y
YOUllg Men 0ft0- 4. eeeiLthee &our. Luaus..
. sixty-two young feilows_bin of 13 VOULTRY WANTED -i6 to 25e Per Wilma
Jive weight for good birds. Loniulte
nlitzstones.luiclinow. A. Mit 4N. 20 Olio
to 19 years of age—lined up on the plat-
form' in the Town Hall, Lueknow on
Friday evening last to receive the S.O.S
.badge. - This was the closing feature of
a program which lasted from 30 until
about eleven o'clock. Besides. the 62
hope three girls.. who had wOrked on
the land also received, badges, and M.
R. D. Cameron stated that no less than
80 boys' had filled in cards. making aP-
plication for the badge. About one-third.,
of the boys present and tae three girls
were from the village, and the otheas
were country lads. They were the young
folk who in response to the appeals of
the 1)Outtnion Government, and the Re-
sources Committee had taken part in
the Greater :Produetion enevement
The badges arn.peovul.ed. by the govern,
went and are given as evidence that the,
holder of if was a volunteer in the "sec
end line of defence"—the producers- of
f ond stuffe •
There were about 250 people in the
Hall and quite in entertaining program
was given by home talent.
Mrs R. C. Sidenips, pf the National
Conned of the Y.M.C.A , opened the
program by having the boys sing a num-
ber of patriotic songs. He later gave an
inspirational: address in which he sin-
phesised , the imporSance TA school vitt:
cation for boys, and said that every boy,
if at all possible, should go as far as
matriculation. This would. greatly in-
crease the boy's efficiencey in every way
no matter what line of *eta he decided
competition conducted by the Lucknow to fakeupHe pointed out that the
• Agricultural Society. , These winnings
speak, for themselves, • It is no small
teat to wt at Toronto in Competition
with the whole country.
we may convey to you our goodwill
and best wishes. as you go to the aid of .student at the O.A 0, . His talk along
the line of the importance, to boys, of
your countryin .n oversees .spott and physical culture. There was a
:Although your college training---
has
separated. us toa great eitent in the
past few Years, we are not fcrgetful of
the influence for good you have exerted
at 2 30 p.m. Topic, elle Are of Right, unconsciously over the community in
Living," given by' Rev; Mr. McCallum.' %which: Yon spent Your early days, we
A. good program will be given and
visitors welcome • ,
A, collection taken at the Sons a the
Soil Meeting 'last Friday 'evening sup -
• Presentation to Soldier
The 'members of South Kialoss choir
.nciet recently at the home of Mr. D. A..
MacDonald. 'and presented Mr. Hugh
MacMillan, a framer • member of the
choir, with a parse of gold and the W-
ing address:—'
To HuglaidaeMillan •
• On learning Of your departure froan
us in the near future,, we as inembers of
'South Kinloss choir, have gathered thrie
evenieg that we: may express" our
appreciation of your effic lent, services
in our char in the Past and also that
boys of the "teen age" !heated 'worked
op farms and in gerdene last year had
added enough to the production of this
country to feed our artily at the front.
This Was no mere -guess, but the Conclus-,
ion of a careful estimate. .
trof. Dean, of theOAC,znan ex-
cellent address said that unfortunately
there had developed a sentiment in this
country which looked clan (in those
who worked on the land. Theie arci, too -
many who are after at job at which t ey
can wear a white shirt- and collar.
looked however, that e better day fo
the agriculturalist had come and the fi.
ancial returns would be more in propor-
tion to, the labor. Farmers, he said; had
been working too much, with theithands
and not enough with their heads.
A nuMber, not on the origin -el program
was an address by Mr. Duncan Mathes-.
on, of Lochalsh, who is a third -year
plied more money, than was necessary
to
te :cover extienscis, and the overplue
amounting to, about$10, was sent,to the
80etore Depend -mess" Wier ' italied=ea
very worthy,catise. .
Mr. Geo: . Button; of 4, eeswater,
brother to Mr. Jno. Button of town,
was the victim of a painful accident last
week.. He was shingling his residence
when the scaffolding gave way and he
fell to the ground. • He sustained a frac-
ture of the.shonkter and was otherwitie
badly shacken up,
The Patriotic Work
• • . •
The tieasuier, of the Wemen's Com-
mittee acknowledges receipt of $19, the
result of the sale at the bag preeented
to the society by Miss Miva Graham,
and $17.16 ai a teinit of the sale 'of the
:quilt' donated -by Mee Freeman. To did
dOnOrS as Well eS th those who took
charge of the aale, the committee Mt -
tends its hearty thanks. A cull dona-
den of $1.00 has also bee is received
from Miss Mary Connell, a prize re.
calved by Miss Connell in an essay con-
test. Thin gift also in appreciated by
:those charge of the patriotic work.,
feel, however that the influence which
we have felt will not be lost among
your comrades in the -camp or trenches,
wherever yonr lot may "be cast. In our:
social' 'life, we shall in your cheerfal,
friendly. presence. Whenever occasion
ealled for your assistanee you gave un-
sparingly of your time and talent
, Whether in the home or in public and
your life has always exemplified the fact
that your ideals were worthy.
, As a member of our choir we erecall
the cheerful ready assistance you rend-
ered in the preparation of the 'singing
of God's praises. As a members of
our church yen haee shewn "yOurself
a true soldier of • the Cross labouring
With diligence and zeal in all branches
of church work. We deeply regret that
your call to the colors necessitates the
discentinuance of your studies in the-
ology for the present at least but- we
sincerely trust that you may return tin.
harmed, ready to. take up the work you
lave laid down with even greater zeal
than yoti have yet experienced.
Ate an indication of the kind thoughts'
and best wishes olLthose present.,_ we
ask you to accept this purse of. gold.
We trust., that you may be sustained a-
itia the dangers and trials which May
beget you and sincerely hope for your
speedy and safe return.
Signed on, beealf of South KbRIOSS
choir; Jno MacDonald, Ino. MacDoug-
all Wm. MacDonald, jno. MacLeod,
Sandy Nicholson;
danger sometimes, however, of their be-
ing too much sport, It waresaid at the
colleges that first-year students let their
atucliee interfere too much with their
sport and that third year students sonic
times let sport interfere with their -stud-
ies.
Solos wete contributed by Mr, Cather -
on Geddes, Mrs. J. Wesley joint and
Miss Mabelle Allia. Misses Lorna Camp.
-bell and Ethel -Howe each gave a, recit-
ation. •, • •
Mr. R. D. Caineron , who was chair-
man state& tlAit-tho-bost-wlic.-ht.d. •-mir
ed badges, but 'were not present would
receive -them on 'calling at Murdech
Cameron Co.'s store.
WM leave Ltucknow Sep. 6th and i11btac1c
Sop. Mk% Keep your Poulin. Do, my
turn I wll ibe paying '27 gem' or 10)4‘..
heavy hens and for chirkens. Rona under
ibe, 22 to 230.-44.KE Limn.
WEEP ASTRAY-Sttayed front Lot 33 and
St Con. i Xinloss, on or about Aug. lelti.
▪ white ewe. Party having iuferniation re -
glinting the same, kindly communicate to
Jacon.alit.L.un tiLlie)EnOw. %/tow '
10-24. 1241-P.
LOST -On -the road. between eateknew.inel. -
Lot 4 O5ni.72 Eltdose, a woman's rionces.i.
Finder -pleas° ,Ue,alre Tim SEINT1444414 DJ"
• VI= or es. deoanwiers Cones g1ides:4
rks•tfe.
DU- PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at Cain Rouse
Lucknow,„every Wednesday afternoon. All
-chrome diRreases succersfully treated. Os-
teopathy removes the physical causes of
41sease. Adjustment of the :lime Is more
quickly secured and with tower trotments
by Osteopathy than by ner other matisoa•
FOR SALE
:•••••'
FOR SALP;.,Sezond hand automobiles in goon
conditi911-APOlY to Utak U. Shim.
2943•tto. •
FOR SALE -Cement house and one acre
ground, one mile north. of Lucknovk. Apply
to Avax Nitur.oLsolf. 51)4fc, .
FOR BADE OR RENT -A. nice dweninghouse
-on havelock in Apply to Mits. Gals -
HMO& • 12•94.0 e
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FOR SALE -New frame -Hen House. APP4
to (iso, A SieDAR.I.
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FOR SALE -A well finished house viith all
latest conveniences. Cot PartiettlarSaPPIY
to O. A. Simloitt. JAI ttc.
1:10130 FOR SAi4f.--,./1 very snug hone°, welt,
'situated, gOod,reums, good cellsx, hard and
sott water convenient, large garden. bee
. it. Atudy•to O. -A. ,Whirrest. .15-(4 tfc
BU1„ii3S FOR' SAI -.E -I have a good assort- •
meat of bulbs, such as Daffodils, Myacintes,
and Priteleia.—Buy now Or fail olanthik„
Gamino, lionnOokhurn P.ruit Farm -
R. hincardine. „ 1290.
FARM FOR SA is1-12,i uares, being lot Si.'
Knott. u Clay in good State or
cultivation, and very preductive. Plenty
of wood, never -failing spring creek and
good well; large bank hare with stahlins "t,
trame housetgoOd bearing oreliard=ati 024` •
cent:int farm'well situated. WAD. be sold -
to close up estate.-IVIRS. Along alesur,
' 8, Lipknow, Ont. . 12.9-ir., • '
AUCTION, SALE
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AUCTION SALE -W. G. Irwin, Lot -1 Colf. 2,
Huron Township, win hold a sale of horses,: :*
cows and young steers and helferaon
Thursday Sept. 19. commencing at 1 o'-
clock .J. Futons, Alto. .
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For an matters regarding Oreenhill cconetelY
'refer to D. ce Taylor Secretary.
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PHOTOGRAPHY " •
G. S. PRUE. Luckifow. Studio open Monday;
. Tuesday and Wednesday. Pamily group
taken at home. /-7
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed up to Monday the 16th inst., for
gravel to be placedon the Streets of
the Village of .1.4tteknoW as directed by
an ' inspector who may be appointed to
inspect -ouch work. contractors will be ' . .
required to pay one-half the cost of in- ,
spechng and spreading. .
12-9-c, J. R. AO/.774Wy Clerk, Luektiow.
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Court of Revision •
Notice --is hereby given, that a Court
will be held, pursuant to The Ontario '
Voters' Lists Act, by His Honour the
Judge of the County Court, of the Gaudy • • '
of Bruce at the Division Lourt Room in ,
the Village' Of f4lltiC110‘9, on Monday the
Thirtieth day of September 1918 at. 1.3Q ,
o'clocc in the 'afternoon, to bear and .
determine , tompiaints of errors and o.
omissions in the Voters' 'Lists `of the '
klunicii5ality of the Village of Litie101OW
for 1918.
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September 191,8. .
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• Tonttnt AOrtftw,
' Clerk of the Village of Lucknow.
19-9-e .
. D. A. MacDonald will have
an Auction Sale of MIL011
COWS WITH CALVES and
YOUNG CATTLE, mostly
' Good Young Steers, at the
Cain. louse Barn, Lucknow, on •
Saturay, September 21st, 1918
Commencing a 2 o'cl9ck.
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