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AS LUCKN0W BOY
SAW THE IRISH
The following interesting letter der.
eribiag certain features, of it trip .tu
Ireland is by. Lt, E. D., (Janteron oto • his
father;
° Magdalene Hospital,
Winchester,Rants, Eng,
p4,-tc,+c ,.
Dear Dad, -Since I have been admit-,
• tad to hoapital with 'a_ severe case of
. tonsilitia . due to too much high altitude
flying with., the Royal Air Force': I lieu
at lust foiled tinio to write you a more
detailed aceoi it of •conditions in Ire-
land as they appeared -to n►e when .on
leave there from France this summer.
Of the Set irpreeaione on arriving
in Dublin the one which was by for the -
most striking was that of the absence
of khaki and the preaenata of a great-
tnimttber ofyoung fullblooded Irishmen:
• of military age in crriltan clothe.. In
the -south 'and west orIreland the Irish
have taken full advantage pf the "no
conscription" law' and certainly keep
their patriotism at tt. vary low ebb. In
a great many cases .thee► have allied
thewwaelves to the' pro -Hun `Seinn Feinn
.- 'movement. However the Seinn Peine
movement will come to a sorry . end
shortly if the British government. allow
Lord French, the new Lord Lieutenant'
of Ireland, to adopt similar methods
which he used in Franceon..the..Boache.
A great .,.number and. .he
majority" of the Irish,'
west -are.. -certainly no
contemptuously of
• the war and ' in f
welcome it German AC
their feeling towards England;, _.
Proceeding north toliter and Bel:
feet .City couditions vers changed.' .Bel
fast.'; is a:garrjaon.eity:and°ie' filled 'with.
troc,ps..' Ulstermen . are loyal to the
.the
allied cause and have dww really *oast-,
erful work In helping along .thegood •
work • in Mereways than one. The Ill-
--sten Division was composed of men who
before thewar were ready to 'xhbel.
against he British government *lien
Lrnngside
▪ —Monday, Nov. Ill.
Pelee talk t
Ravel field is away to teach school:
Rev. Mr, MoTa..viah ooadnated Ser.
vitamin Tif in's church yesterday, after
being closed as a safeguar from. influ.
-eAz , . •
' John Hill has recovered front a, slight
attaolc of ,the Fin,
W. J. Moffat, with wife and family,,
motored up from Hamilton last week to
agend a few days with relatives here;
Mian Meanie McGregor ,ie visiting her
parente.here.'
Fordyce
—,Monday, Nov.
The Pub to School "herefaa closed
today because •of the celebrationn of the
Chncluei )n of peace-.
Pis. Norman Stonehouse, of B.el rave:
Wua visitor kat week with John Jamie -
8014.
• John and. Victoria Champion spent
Sunday at P. Lsaver'sr,Else .Wa;tianosh.
Jas, ,Pow, jr., had the misfortune to
j,ose a valuable ,horse last.week. •
,AlexMcDowal, of East Wawanosh, is
busy cutting Wood in this locality,
wlio early in 1914 pre.ctically deft@d.
.armed resistance the British govern
1,6 enforce Heine Rule who are he
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ment
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rich
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bright• the reputation that Ireland
:whole 'hasrgainedrfn •this War-
-Ulsterman
ar
-Ulsterman .le • oppo'-sed •;to the ?i
;Rule Polley because he 'honestly
conscientiously believes thetit Will
trey all •that he holds true and
They, 'Meant to resist; rn 1.914 'and
the wary they mean ; bo resist aga
necessary. However the. leaders
the men of the Dieter Volunteer,M
»tent. have, been •so , broad Minded
•patriotic:. that as: long ala the war
all their energy, time•and money,•i
bew devoted to helpitig� B'ritain d
this .Hun
th-.
that 'an entirely different
Ne oilalists or, southern Irishmen
ing to obtain'Home Rule by 1
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ICI NOW, ONT., THURSDAY, NOV. 14t ►., 1918.
"CHURCH NZ S•
Servicea will be remind on the Ash
fleld. Methodist Circuit `next Bund
November 171 Zion at 10 30 ant., Rack
ettr 2.3o� p.m. aoud Blakee 7 p,ni. Rev.
David WA• Williams, U A, of 1Jervie,
will preach. •
Pnesniw ttrniv iitrrtail Special
Thanksgiving services will be held' next
bord'e Day et 11 a.m. and-_ 7 p m.
Morning subject, "Like. Them. That
Dream." ,tening subject, {'What The
War irtTeacbing:" It is ,hoped that the
entire congregation wilt endeavour. to be
unseat at these servzS e, Sabbath School
,�a.ud.-Bible lesses,willbereemisetdd-at ;
o'clock. •. Tb Guild will be resided ou
Monday nett at 8 p.m,
LOCAL AND NENERAL
v, Dr. Freeman went to London, Ont,,
• on Mooday. •
Mr. R. I. Lindeay, ®f $angaton, is
visiting rpletivee in town:
Ws are giving mire &NTa rix to new
Subscribers . to the end of 1910 for $1.80.
W'e re et
�' � report that Mrs. Wui;:.
Armstrong, sr., is quite seriously ill
with 0x -influenza:
•
Mica Gertie Kidney, of Kincardine
visited last week with' her aunt,,hira.
Dr. Tennant,^.and other friends. in -town:
Mr. and 'Mrs, D. R. it acIn tush paid a
visit to thea; daughter in 'Southampton
on W-edneaday, making the; trip by auto.
Goma out` o B-IISINESs. -We are
still offering big bargains in fiats. -.,All
trimmings and ribbons at half price...:.
G. M. Axus?raorr+o, :• . 21.11 p. ,
Misses. •Annie and Agnea.McLean, ota..
Wfngbani, were.. the guests of ,their
cousin, Mrs Ernest Aitchison oyer.Sue-
day, ,
Westford
--Monday, Nov 11.
Sebool'reopeped this morning as. the
"flu" has made its --exit. This section
has been exceptionally lucky as only one
family contracted the disease and we are
~glad to `hear that they have recovered.'
The pacer':came back on the tack
last night. after a long rest.
On the arrival of. the joyful news of
Germany's surrender, "on Friday .Wan..
Lloyd gave, vent to hie feelings. by: pur-
iehasing r .a • new Chevrolet car. Mr.
Lloyd being, one of our enterprising.'
young ' Hien' undoubtedly •found "the.
horse drawn I
wn veh7e;rather .cuinbereonte.
in Meeting -4e increased demands of
his delivery trade.. He 'has also 'shown
frugaliiy. in choosing .shelter for it on
'the aiimmit.of a `high • hill which com_
mends aia," excellent `view of.a slumber:
inpc world beneath. • . • ' • '
Onr )ittle burg,wae'all'.agog last Fri-
day night over ths.report that Germany
.lied.aurrendered. The • events of the
evening ',shall endeavor to' relate in;
the following verses: '•
rt was dowit heree�in, Westford
r
they attempted, :to'•,inflict""dome Rule . On a other hand I am sorry to It was her
' on them. Since the: be innine. we had soles un' '
g g ,of the spirit pre 0(.8116411)g the Kaiser
war,that same :Ulster Ditnsion hag made to the pouch I read of the I And the old Kaiser's son.
one of the most• marvellous records of - .
Chorus ``• ..
any British Division in France, u e 3' n ay Ling a 'tour rue
Ltng, a tour rue a day.
T6 ght weir dark •
Rut our fires -made it clear. .
The fork fvom ali directions ; ,
Soon did appear.'
With torches and'cow bells
And everything likewise,
Said the mayor to himself,
We`hlave. a fine lot of boys...,_
Bi11y Raldenby he did.come,'
But he' calve: a little late, ''
You're a' good gunner Billy;
Of we .are jest out of :mate.
con 'eager hands
And the -Kaiser to the stake,'
And before very long '
he Kaiser met his fate. ` •
Next all did join hands
hich-made a mighty ring,
nd if oirecitildnte-give a .toast
The effort in the 'Shipbuilding indue
.try in Belfast:rvhich is one of�the largest. ernnlent they much prefer.; to hinder
of its' kind in the world has. been' more W.-gl'fortte''as much as possible. T•h
than doubled' in .:competition with the • make it:`nnsafe for anry troops'irt,:,
,`•U"boats, fora on_leave oto a
ppear `in, publ
Factories of alt descriptions are en They hinder recruiting in ever
3' poser
gaged in • war work,- ntunitionrt and in Torsi. • There is o -increased Prod.
:-the manufacture of; aeroplane fabric, 'lop,, no Red' Cross :activity, no. se
Ulster firmer ,,enooufaged .by the .denial and rationing of food, b< sp
prevailing -.nigh . frier)", tat foodstuff» is plainly,' you wouldn''t• know in this pa
• producing mote • in =one year, than -he of; Ireland. that :there was, A. war
formerly producectin three. The facts They hate the.Eoglish government wi
are plain, and'x was certainly impressed •
-_ hate almost -unbelievable to an. ou
with. the. fact.'thetat,leastone part of stden .T: was: aniaz8d at the start
Ireland is out to•defeat the Hue. "' The am'.now finely convinced.of the fact.
same condition of affairs, does not exist Probably it is not fair to be too -sett
at alt in the south and west of Ireland, on the Irishman. •The British god�''»r
T diose confess that T never before went can rightly be held responsiGte f.
;gave Trish home' ,Rule :- very much a great amount of the unrest' in Irelan
„thought but havingbeen there it°has today . The Asquith government mad
• become of great interest to me. Going the great mistake at the outbreak .c
there unprejudiced . Canadian I war of not conscripting Irishmen at th
tried.to' make -a fair comparison of , both same. time `conscription became law
sides of the question.. • the restof••the British Isles::- Had. that
It . is these.•sameUlster .Orangemen policy been adopted then ' no trouble
woilld have ensued: The Iris$ woul.
have 9. me into this game heart and soul.
But Asquith:. seemingly WAS afraid to
-'t 4 vhe- elianee'of stirring up strife in
Ireland et that .time Instead. of 'con.
1ti •5fia►vi►'s Buiriileliit :gCh re
TO.. . soription the Irish obtained promises of •
Home mule and up to the present those
'onto; Peet Catalogue on- rem promisee have not: been fulfilled by the
iyuest . Write -to it. S11AWi •govei!ement, reediting:in. the present in•
Pre.,Y`onge and Gerrard Sta., activity in. the country. True the gov:
Toronto,: eminent have threatened conscription'
and at .present the volunteer systeni.is
being given lin:- final trial -with the
suitable reault�-failare.��
To bring Ireland (no(ii aster) 'to her
proper-crenae-of-tiiind and -duty as a part
of the British Empire' in this tar' i`s"
mighty task ahead of the British gi v.
erameot. Lloyd George is too busy
winning the . war to ;worry about the
Irish question: The only way to settle
the (petition is to show them .you mean
bnsiness.. I,et thou govern nest use
armed ,force necessary and let them.
Aide it quick 'to elf up this blot on the
MUM honour of of the MUMEmpire:
' Within a Week I return to France as
a member of the Royal Air Poise. 'The
nett time I get an opportunity and
'time to spare will write you an 'account:
of life in the air. Must glob ft* this
LIMO. joy to i.11,
B rsct.
e .`.It was: sip: to`you to sing, •
Menthe people did disperse,
Each with; a high gide al,.
Onlyto read next day
four "mute -refill in -the 'field.
. So bow my song is ended
nelicvo »w t ivave said,
But don't you- eller think
That•,Weetford has gone dead.' -
SEPT. Srd
Nth -tented at to woduedder noon) -
tr
• TORONTO MARKETS
Choice butchens. 10 DO to 00
Choice butchers' ective... 9 00‘ to 10 00
Hoge, fed and loitered.. 18 25 to
111110thY 110,yemottr 713.:* 00„ to 16 oo
Hgge, new laid • 70 to 75
titter, Cretimete ?Ante 33 to
•
Young Soldier Diet' -
Pte: Alex Irwin whores home was on
the 9th. „.0.t Ashfiezd diedffiere on
Nov. all, after an illness of two weeks
young tian of 'excellent character was
training the military camp at LondOn
karvest leave. Ito leaves to mourn an
teged father, a brother, H,
two sisters, Pearl and Mary Jane. Ale
funeral' was on Sunday afternoon to
Greenhill Cemetern Rev, IL Cope-
land conchicting the sereice.,
The treasurer* of the' WOMen's 'Ott.
ttere wish •to thank My. Pied Raldenby
and Mum° who assisted nrthe work
regiatration on -hue 220d, for the
donation of $0. Mr. Haldenby was
deputy registrar, and 'hie steistapts were
• :Miss Annie ' McGregor,; of. • Elora,,,is
speeding a week with her•.aunt, Miss
Campbell; north of the vijjagel before
leaving for California where she :intends
'to reside.. •
Winghana High &hool'Which reopen-
ed
..on Monday- was obliged to. clime
main the same day on account, :o f the
development of a number' of : new cases
of influenza,. . • ' ' • ti
The women who are itnittiug mufflers
for the sailors' comfort bags please bring.
or bendthem• to the Womee's Institute.
meeting to be held Friday' afternoon,"
the 1 eth.-- Szo'Y W,._ i . _ .
• Wilt MacDonald, son.of�Reeve 'Mac-
Donald" of Kinloss, . is home on a short
visit :in the uniform'. of. a British -tar.
Be is stout and healthy: after his-perio�
of service with the British navy.
Miss Lillian E: Dugan, de con "
Duggan, $ e9$, 19
this eveek canvassing Lucknow and
vicinity. in the -interests ,of the.Trach
So'ieties.Mission to Sailors.' The Soc '
iety ie establishing libearies_for: Canada'
.ran sailors.
Wm, Proudfoot, Keir has- been re -
THE' MEN IN KHA
Among the fallen in action
lastt week was Pte. Woe Tayl
an
of Mr. and :lira. W. A. Taylor,
Whitechurch, Pte. 'Taylor
on Oct. 20, Before moving to
the f amity l€,a••�
ived north of _Ile
A cable4neabage woe received
water last.yneek stating that r
Little whoad been reported
was a prisoner ,in Germany. ti
mut of the captain» in the Bruce
ion but like the other officers a
of the 160th he was transferred
other Unit on going to Franco;
Mi.'SamueL hl;or son, -of
last week learned of the death in
of his nephew, Pte. Alvin Morris
only son of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, M
who are in the west, He was
Wounded in aption Tin Oct, 15, an
in hoapital on Oct. 19. Pte. M
was born in Strathcona, Alta, 2
ago last April. Re enlisted
31st Canadians at Calgary, on.J
1917, and went to "France in Jan;,
Ki
reported
or,; a son
of near
w
pras killed
Kinloss
wtv,
in Teee-
a
J
pt.
misoing
ttle was
Bette'.
nd, Hien.
to an.
Kinloss,
France
on, the
orrison,
severely
d died
errieon
0 years
with the
an. 115.
1918.'
Charged With Disloyalty
.�
The. Bruce Times of Walkerton
poneible.lor the following Joseph
dell, a farmer of. the Township of
rose, has been charged by Chief
stable .Ferguson, Of Walkerton,.:
making disloyal •statement! in G
on or about the 28th day of OC
last, The ' Walkerton sleuth' . ac
Waddell of stating iu effect that '•'G
Britain could• stop the war any ti.
would, .that it was Great Britain
started the'war and that Great Br.
bad; perpetrated as ..much cruelty.
destruction of property as. the Germ
only" -we'never heard:of it," The _
will be ventilated in the Town Hi
JlrRrft"M'Q
Walkerton,: on ' Friday :afternoon n
commencing at.2•o'cleck, . when' Wad
,will appear before; Magistrates Jas.
ton and Robt• Richardson to'answer
the above serious charge. •
A later report; to 'the. London Ad
titter says MMr. Waddell was `Snell_ Si,
for his disloyal utterances;.
is .reg.
Wad.
Cel-
Con -
with
Ott
tober
cases
mat
EUCKNQW 'CELEBRATES
. WINNING OF THE WAR
Monday of this week a day ever
to be remembered in. Lucknotv4 Old-
timertt stat» without hesitation that it
4a eV greatest celebration ever gotten
up in the town."
When the newt. of Allied victory and
the ceasation of hostilities wasfiret re=
ceived in the early morning there wee wanting some hesitation in the: report
as true... But ccnfirination was soon re-
ceived; Rewe Johnston
pr�lainied rho -
afternoon a public holiday, and all pre,
parrtio» was made for a fitting celebra-
tion of the world -stirring event.
The day's program consisted
thanksgiving prayer service .a
o'clock iii the afternoon, »'monster
cession through the town at 2.30
public' :meeting in . the Town Rai
o'clock in the evening.
There was, no lack of enthusias
of a
t one
and a
ot
re flag
otice
own
rgy-
that matrand gave a, short address.
' At 2 304 there was already a good
and . crowd in VictOria Park where the m-
ane; ceisien Wag to atart and to which it was
ll young men were. oil horses until 9ne
ett, wondered. Where all the riding horses
dell came from; there was a host of school
ehildren.,:a.body of School ..-Cadets, and
Ver. The whole:procession as it -moved down
turned up Ross St made a trait. imnott.
ing spectaile. The lead was taken, by
the Pipe Band which Ives • eut in fine
strength anctoentivened the march witb
• On the return to the Park a few ihort
epeeehes .were mode by Messrs. yeter
It Mackenzie, O. Taylor and It, 11
-Cameron:. Mr;, -T, -,-S. Reid lead ET -Cheers
for the Canadian -Army-, Genertil.P.Ocla
-the-74111mi and the British Nevy, and a
band of ichooL. children sang patriotic,
Lothian
Miss May McKenzie, Whet has -been im
Carrick, at the- 'Yell assiats at Waiket' 'Oshawa ,foi _the poet year;•.as visiting
tog on Noir:. ioth.:, tilsingei is Charged
with having made; iteditiods and dis- her .uncle-Bli McNamara,
. , .1-8'..-Mitheega uaehs'at r. oleit, mteislcijviteni3taindivfll,catilinio-W‘ .-
been issued; and are peered tip for iti-,
epection. The Vkiters Registration Board
tor the Riding Will begie hearing appeals
place Ms goy. 13 and 14 and West Wa-
The raider Meeting ef -the',Women'ss
Institute which waaPostponed lest week
will be held in the coutscil•chamb'er on .
Fridey,• Nev., sloth., Ete 2.a.0 pan. The
subject yili...be "Future Control of Can -
good - program wilf be given. •Visitore
Mr. Geo.'$potten; ...Independent% C011-
servatiVe. candidate North'. Huron.
has issued posters announeing lecture.
to 'be giVe.1.1- in rife Tolarn Hall,. Wing-
hani Friday evjr.. :Nov. 15t11, _ entitled
jLainr• or
"How io Steal Conventions." ' There
In matifying ne•Of a change of address
• den* relates thathe. hoe moved feta
Itoissevain,. Man ,. Reglea, 'Sash
where he has tokens:a positinn. as a
.chief instructor on itUtOns Ohne Onginier-'.
tog . Hemphill Treetop .School.•
adde that the' war -time scarcity 9f men,
for gas tractors . and that many are at.
demonstrations' with the egg enginea...
for a few da
Mrs. Tont sinciy and fetn*,
.dOwn witkthe 'du, hut are:, almost a
right again.
• 'Teak awiin is laid With the litiox
'his :brother George's near 'Dungannon
Where he went to help after heasin
George had contracted pneumonie .The
ate all improving we are glad. to repert.
The oyerthrow of Ettismism his bee
eiPeoted. Rost of Us Would hke to tie
the iftrei‘ deli:con* handed Over' to the Al
Hes and.hinged. hi, culi Of. bitter -
;Jess. is overflowing new !and . trust
will he niore.bittetlater, •
As the • day and the evening passed
re 'the tide of patriotic enthusiasm seenied
to rise rather than ebb; and the evening.
Meeting in the Rail vote the crowning
t 'event of 'the day. There. was a good
crowd in by 8 °Wool,: tied by the time
g the *great started every available foot
f of room Was occupied. The stage, the
y dressing. roimiS mid even the stairway
were eroWded, and many late comers
e were net ahle to get in at all. •
e -:Thq program consisted of music by
e the orchestea, patriotic' songs selected
.• by Mr, d Andaman and sung by 'the
endiente, and, of bourse, there Weee
Speeches giving 'expression' to the pre-
vailing sentiment. The_meeta
opened by the.audience singing f7Praise.
Speakers 'were Rev,13. Reid„ of
b. a Taylor. Miss Lila -Taylor, eon-
trihuted a reeitation -arid Piper X. Mac-
Lennan played the •Scotch martial air,
Mackeniie was ehairr.dan Cf 'the meet-
We:X. Irwin, of }lolirciod, and Miss
Sean Iohnston, Luckitow, were yid.,
tors at ' W. Cmigram's the -snd'of test
.•Culbert:weee Sunday afternoon- stto:ea'
packed a number Of • Chriatinas 'hexer;
for the-loc boys overseas.
Mr. and Welliegton
at W. Congram'a.
We Regret To Say
That ewing to lots of time conned.
tion with. the victory celebiatiou and -
jamas of a member of our Staff,. We- ire
obliged to Omit from. this :-Sentinel st3V.
eial budgets of rural correspondence
and other articles • which have. been
heeded in for publication.
Pot on matters regarding Greenhill ammeters
refer to ..1); Tbirlor Sesretar174
PHOTO di litAPHY
trUettat
Culross Centre
4. lianni end family motored to
, Mii, Teener is spehding. this' week
'with Mrs; R Percy, Itintouglii who is
Under the dectoet care. 47.
We' are glad to repOrt kiss Anna
Boss, -who has had a .bevero attack cf
the itti and pneumonia in Toronto, is
Mrs. Walter Wraith it Visiting at R.
Wraith's for a few days: •
The best news we earl writb this.
week is that Of the war eituation,:
hie made So many buts glad
in Etp • after celebration -which laste
info. the mght. There Was. a torch -
blowing' of •whistleti and horns and the
ringing • of bells. To those Who were
mach like 'a. Hallowe'en diaturbance.
liormver, no serious harm t•irts, done;
Your Victory boUd..
. Parties wishing to 'buy Victory
Bonds, and who faille. Meet one of
the Canvassers, are reminded that
the bonds are on. Sale at both of the
banks in. Lueknow; Ask ior the
Manager and' he Will give all infor.
School Sh
have a large st4iii
of Boys' and Girls
Se400l phoes ehettp‘
Boys' „ School Shoes.
The Holier lives Y01,11,Voal—Hane
Victory Honda
COMO
An: khide
4aid, and Pat gmizaragbe44,.
dsjoileillitsiLayanjeik, old 4roe.
MONEY TO L0.1014, --On. niort
at reasonable rates. rirstasurtae. °away/
Stook and Mutual Companies. "t Bog
analog done with neatness and deeply.. ,,,.
chronic) diseases successfully' truoted.
by Osteojoathsr then bv,anv other
disease. Adjustzneut of the -spine iri
quickly secured and •svith fewer •
FOR SALA
FOR SALE -4 well finished bouses:IsIth
Latest convenient:ea. For partfotuarsalisix
FOR SA.LE.-100 acres of 1st clam sea Oe
which are erected good building& • Win hoo
SALE.--Oholo cockerels. Ineved rook.
Will be sold quickly. R: O. COket.saitp,
house on Havelock et. sonth;frood cellar.
geed stable on proper —very suitable for
a retired farmer. Ivo tricolors OfslY tO,
Box 163, Luckno vv-itdre
SA
Mrs; Ste-thers, west half of lot% eo .•
Ashfield. will have an auctioo sale of LEG
rival
'at--Luckn-cTii„.-Nick of N. VackenziWir
Oct. 29th. Rncinire at Mackenzie's store
Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter of the Estate of Angus MeLeOd,.
late of the Township ot KinlosS in the
County of Enloe, Lahoter, deceased,
Angus lacLeod, who died on Or &beat the
Twenty-fourth clay- of SOpteinner, A.D., 1918,..
at the Township of Einlose in the County Of
Bruce. are retAtired to send‘hy post prepaid or
deliver to the undersigned Adminbtrators
the said Angus MeLeoU th ir names and ad-
dresses and full particulars writing 2. „Li 1.-1.
them, duly verified by
• And take notice that after the Thirtieth day.
ors will proceed to distribute Mt assets of the
said deceased among the persons entitled
thereto; having regard only to the elanns of
which they shall then have had notice, snit.,
that the said Administrators will not be liable
for the Said arreeM or any part thereof to auk
person of Whose' WaiM they shall not thee have '
received notice, • '
Dated at. lucknow--thia-fotilth dav•-of
4.
Winter Stora e
for Batteries
An -up-to-date equipment has
been inst.alled in• the Overland
care of Storage Eatteries. Send'
ur battery . and we will
guarantee that it.. will get as.
good attention as iS pOssible
As there war bd a great
scarcity of new cars nex,t sta.
son, it will be well to haVo
your engine,. overhauled' dup.
fug the winter. Charges mod.:
eraeteomii e'in arta let us talk it
over with ypti.
(Worland Garage
Whighain