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‘Luatricovirl otyrn TRui.rtsiwiro FEBUARY 1 ith., 1915.
ilirKien you Illfaat
igh Grade
Jewelry an
SUverware
A
The Silent. Deteetive to -night.
No lack ef eutirtidninent this 'Week
'and uext. .
eArreat-Nild-time --wintele-pleotty_ of
anow, Cold and goodeleighings •
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Ice harvesting has ebeen leeteve the
Omit week. 'There% a great el'op,
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Feet liockerin, Lorne Rink toenorrow
evening-Teeawater and Lie:know.
conede Of enoice quarters • of Beef
for sale. Apply to Puma* efellftet,eet.
Mr, Stewart Heide of Teeswater,'Spent
tot week in VAN the guest:of Mr. and
Mrs. It. J. Button. • • •
, . .
Miss , Mine Clrallain returned t� Chilli
e'Qt•uel °JO* �n $911irdity, lifter speeding
a,mentileat her borne here. • • 7
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ell'', Ford Aitchison tcturned to Kings-
titleon Saturday after spending lila
holidays at his hie heme here,. .
-Mr. W. BoyleV Kfitioughe mid Mi
J. STIY00-0• were the purcliealers Of a
number olhoosee %ere on Wedeesday.
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LOCal devotees of the 'min' genie will.
be pleasedie-knoW-thatee local bonspiel-'
will commence next Tuesday morning
infaithineatiere • Mr. Steel Miirdoch, after au ode-
eience,of about 2,0‘Yeare in Alberta, of
. Jeweler and', Optieiftee
. paying a visit toehielather and other re.,
• letionsen to'wn.e • • ,
- -A-liiiirtrY:nf-Younff-f"oile-frore-telWaipent
a very enjoyable evening at the lionie of
Mr. .and Mrs. Wellington Henderson • on
Wednesday evening of laet week, '
•• Mr; -R.--Di --CaMeroo. '44e.etoeci: the
Presbyteriap congreptiens ref, „Walton
• and Moncrief me the Budget and Mission
.Workeer the Church On laet.Sigihatli,
• Rey; J, S. Duncan teturned nn Saeur-
,• day ,from Gravenhurst where he had.
been to see hie brother who is Critically'
ill. The patient had somewhat improve -
MARKETS
("6irr' eeteJ 'neon)
V0146 ;•,.1 • • •• • • "1.‘*'1,71•1; .65
--Teats 75
00 •
4 Oats. in! • • • • 4 • • • • - • •
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. • t • • 5
' 23 , 24
Eggs, -.ere, • ••;": • 28
%Hogs....
Folteetto leiteene HIS waltz
• Wheat. bush... .............$ t 60 to
Oats, bush , ..;., 68 .t9
Barley, bush ..................• '8.5, to
• Pelts, busk.- ...... '1 60 to
Timothy, 1IaV, ' .. . 23- 30 to
• ' Mixed and Cloverpo to
,Baled TirnOthy 11Q, '1.... 19 GO 04
' 'Choice. heavy steers.... r 60to
flogs, off ears ,; 8 25 to:
Calves. to
•sping 6 00 to
Sheep, ewes, cwt............5 ,25 to
.doz. ; ...' • •
77- Potatoese-bige'.- 60 to,
85
.1 75
25,00
19 00
20 00
• 8 25
Loot., CURLERS WIN.
AT IIARRISTON,BONSPIEL
riek composed of A. E. Durnini J.
Henderson, T. S. Reid and ReJoh maim,
elcip, won second prize at wbeespiel held.
ateleferristien,Wedpeeday . of elest week,
The prizieecononeted of. four eiglit,:diy„-
eathedral-gdng . inentle clocks -el e r
pretty and 'veluable* timepieces. The
pje1eininneneed on Wednesday evening
with 29 leioks, and play mom continuous
uutil 3.30 ON VIvilf8t18.7. The Lucktiew
rink showed its fitness to Win by its per-
Luallov RURAL ROUTE NO. 3
Delay of Operation Explaineil—
A Few, Who Are Slow Tie
'". Up Three 'Routes. '
la
Wriy-oisortiiill deliverk Stitt bielle
It No • es L'ucknowl This is a question
that has • been aeked OA many
Aimee within this pastetwo months; And
to it nobody has been able: to give •a
altistactory aneWer. A large percentage
el the people aldng thie route Jong ago
severance in Wrote: to reach the *woof, -stibscrilied and hey°had their boxes nP
the epiel. • The.G. '1'.. R. being PO' of •••••40ine- of them !Since last - Novendiee,
bilsiness, oteelts branch, they cleave to
,Winelnen i� one of the wOret stories of
the year, thinking to catch tho C. le
te• liaeristom: At. Wiligham beweeer;
the learned that the. U. P. was also
'fighting mien, best:OA of knotting tildes,
and SO after a feet and nmelt;oilieculation,
' tlienuaitette hitched lin aiojil and drore •
all the *4 tti Harrietoe.:TWeYdederyed•
to wine • .
,
• - Mr. Malcolm Campbell, Of .Cobalt,
'briith-eirof
is a eisitor in town this week, He CAM°
down to attend the marriage Of his
ter to Mr. Fietee,scif Winnipeg, whit*
takes place taeleYt "
There .was a big crowd of , farmers
*about the Cain House stables yesterday
*here a topresentetive of the Militia
Dep. was •extituipitig erid3eiieing horses
with a, view to making purchases for the
cievelre and artillery.
Feb.•12thl.d ' t 2.30 o'cleh,., A gooPro-
00- _
oo,• wolows Institute will how their,
eof-theTown
e 6 50
33 70 regular -galle•F idayeefternmmr
meeting in the ,Council ember,
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Friday _
d end -lunch - will
•-gram IS being prelims
Death OLAgeet getretent,
Angus 'McLellan, an eld, resident
of tae village, passed away at his home
,oe Rose St. on Tuesday night at the age
of 78. Re had been in eery poor health
• J.
No wonder themes a good deal of 0:118-
. glatisfal,011, developin*eniong this group
of rural wail uhKcribr5 and no wonder
that so many enquiries were beitigenade '
•ReoentlY one of those "'.'wearer of wait-
ing" appealed to the Inspector at.Lolidon,
and the reply Winch he reeeived throws,
light !live, the. vexed question: This
reply reacts as fellevree r•
- London, Feb. 2nd, 1915.
Dear Sir t2 • • •
beg to aeknOwledge receipt :of year
letter of the -29 th ult4., enquiring as- to
when the' Luekneve .(Lochalsh) Rural.
Boute,will likely he put into effect.
En reply I beg to say that this ' route,
'in 48sec:intim) with others, will, it is. ex ••
for more than a year, s'affeemg freer a .peeted, supersede the route now In effect
general break down silo to old age. , between Ripley apdtf,00kiliih: Two of,
MeLelloin Moved.into leiehrw about the refutes in question are 'ready: to ,be
.three yeals- age ..rom near .Ainberley,
' Whet 0, he previously lived; ,He leave,* e,
widow -but no fanilly • ' • -• • -
•kick.t,•••.,*
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NOW we are asking
. -
youto,try our
Palm Olive Soap
and 'failet
Goods.
To .introduce them to .ybOr''
80 cents -toi 50 aintii
,vit. a- 'package of Fano'
_Crean! or 4hannitiO .each
*56 -vents and 2 cakes of
'.Soap at i5 tenet
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,See Window DidOins,
intomaTegt
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J. B. BlAastone
-Expert Piano ,Tutter
and 'Organ ,Repairer.
will be n' iitwknow
-steg.tliNekf..
FIRST-CLASS WOlt!t OUARANiE211
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Orders left here
WHO:id fialptly 'atteilded
eendoig Beck
be served at the- close of the ',meeting.
Ir.ielte-ork-wlif be welcome. • - —
Owing to the tie-up on tpe,
last week the auction sale of young,cattle
and cows advertised to be held at the
Cain House barns on Saturday, the Oth
by 1). A. McDonald & Son,had to
be PbAlibeed. • The Selo is now adver-
tised for Friday, Pitt ).2t11 .111St. • -
Th3SagF.CoiderVo.- has jest received
from Winnipeg etelatge order efor bag
holdeiteand expects to continence work
,shortly oda car load order of wheelbar-
rows from the isame. termite, At the end
of this week the plant Will be eloped
:down" for a few days for stock taltitig and
to formal!" effect 'the' transfer of the
• bueinesieto the new SePoy ' Manufaatur-
ingCo., Limited: •• •
engines ictee.filtch.
Itis difficult to get exact inforMetioo Lucknow No. 0 Rural. Route, present -
about
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a railway wreck unless one hall- standinges as follOwst,
pons to be train and- .ehare "the ' 'There -ere 76 eligible honseholderson
dangers. Describing the deraileient near the • mite. Twenty-two hese. already
Attwood; which was the einef eause of, • nincletereitteueee for 1107(e8, . Five box.
no ratlway Service last .week, e Mr. J,• T. holders now on Risley No. i will pass to
•'Web& gave the•folloWingaecdunt tettlie IWO Liiclinow NO. 0, a tete' of 27; -leaV,
Rrussels Post: •. - ingit,necessery for 11 more to Make
• left•Pairitereton over an hour late • remittances beforethe routes can be put
put into effect, brit the 3rd remit namely,
lateknow NO, 0, is uot• yet.: ready. .As.
• soon as it is, the route in which vou are
interested,' -as well-7as the -other two
routes,. will be 'put in effect. As to this
, •
The 2114rer-Vineerit Stock Company
which plii)red.. here -last Saturday and
Monday nights proved. a highly enter.
,taining let and -ell who attended, eepeC-
ially on Saturday, were -delighted 'witn
the performaneeThere wore butfew
in thehall Saturday evening, but Mon.
iv night there was a full house. The•
company event from here to Kincardine,
but will play here again on the return
trip, the elates being:Mondrier and Tues-
day, the 15th and idth. This time they
come under the auspices of the Lueknow
Vire OO.,-the-procCeda, pi to the Po
triotie Fund.
Monday night with a dOeble, Mader as
the track was icy and full of snow. After
getting away,from Listowel we ran slow.•
into .effect, • •.
As elfeade intimated, as soon as re
`mittances are received 'from these eleven,
iv and 'passing the. highwity,, lf milesmeasures will be taken to. put the route
troin town, we felt keleiiiiip Yet TOO yards
arid inunecliately followed a sudden jar,
caused by the ;application of the Air
brake. The tars swayed and stopped
, and on investigation we found 'both
engines in the diceb,, the tender: of the
last One being sephrated'from the engine
but still attached tothe 'baggage Car,
*hi& wesetilte:d and almost off therosid,
bed. Eegineee Moorehead, e, veteran on
the road, had his side injured and. the
weeet of the other engineer and firemen •eraliele.: ,1e1eepeeasp„ijoe.,o_N-0.
bordered -on the unracu °us,. as , the,‘,en- vv.ho are anxious to have the service
giues were little more than , Junk after • started to 144 after those who, are Slow
theeatesset. __Condueter Half 'enn was • edegeeeeeheeeeee, have j2com pee AlpL,
In •charge of the tram and did -his -pert .When the service once starts all will
with the otherlinembees:of4e_ crow --16- -quickly fall in.line'Atleast7--tbat has
bake everything as comfortable ala pos-
sible 1
n- fiest-cless -style. The :paeseng
car' soon got eold when the steam . cop -
actions, wereeieiered, bet a coal stove
in the mail eta' afforded its friendly
mirth as a •set off t� the howling •storm
outside. We were housed there frt.in
about p, m, to 2_a. nr. Tuesday Morn-
ing When two engines arrived from Feint-
eratone With the auxiliary, when Our ems
were pulled beck to • Listowel ; where
conifortable ledginge were provided ' at
the hotels:- . • '
into effect. '• ' " • "
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Yours truly; ,
Chas. E.. H. Fisher,
Post-offieseInipector:
This, everybody will admit, is, a very-
'unfortunatie condition of things7-a,-tew
hOnsehold6VS on Route No: 0 -tying up
the whole service, not only of that route,
but on other two rooks as well, -which.
otherwise would bean operation, ,
• There deems but one way out of • the
COpieS 3 cents
DAtgymEws AssoormioN
Ripley (0. F.) B, T. Iteevie, ' Secy.,
$61.95. , • •
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TO PATRIOTIC FUNDS
,
Among the many; efforts made to raise
Money for the various patriotic Nude
established throughout the eountry since
the outbreak of War none has been more
enecigieftilecensidering the oppoetunitiea,
-thin: that 4:010 VesfoinOutirio Dairy-
men's *sedation.. - On September 30th
last a circular letter -ivse sent . to the
Officers of dairy plaptoe, Oa -eating that
the patrons be requeated to voluntarily
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contribute the proeeedsof one days'
milk or cream,. or any portion teereof.
and that employer's euiseedbe one days'
,pay towardsthe' fond.: _
egitemept of the'reeult: of this Plan
haa latelybeen•issited. It shows that a
WA of 14532.88 has been received,
.,that it has been disposed. Of as .follewsi:
To Canadian Red_ Ol'oas Venda P:100'4
To the Belgian Relief Fund $1000. The
belence was tient to 11On. W. Te:Whate,
Minieter of Finance, .;fifi a‘montributkio
-teethe Canadian Patriotic fund, •
Tne contributions from 'Bruce -and
• Huron were as follows; '
. Merit COUNTY' :
Nraiirent4-044#)Jaa7Barntr6-Recy.„---
The Boyer Vincent Stoat' Company
bave been 'engaged to ii.ppettr in .the
TOM) 1101 neXt4londity„'unti Titeedey
for the benefit of the- Lticktioer Firemen
mid' on their reture engagement Will
present tWo new plays entitled H
OW ' PAXTFIR BUTT1tD TN') and "T110, railway creasing the night 'express
. "SPOUTING PA-ASONT-1-Both-these 'eamealongancl_the.young team betoming
attradtions arc presented complete in "frightened dashed fotwertitight against
• every cletau, with an special *canary and 60 ciegine. Beth horses' were killed
.eleetried effecte and a complete change and Mrs. Barkley reteived injuries to
• oferaudaville between actis. This- COM* ler head front which she died the 'fole,
peny present. everything 'Olean, and lowing Merrill*. Mr. I -kidder was also
wheresoine and the two CoinedyDratnai severely iWurecl,; having fieVeill 'ribs
neX re considered the best intim ' broken.'' e, however, is recoVeririg.
v-ron811, prides 25, 35 au. We,. signal whistle when cippretehing the
, 4
rtiON4 Stew yor 'sots early for the
Judgeable Vacancy
The death of Judge Batiett,'„Oick
took Plate at Walkerton last weekeieaves•
o vacancy the bench which it will be
t e pressen • u yreeftife'Dereirtmerite-d-
'notice to fill. ' The natural successor of
deceased .Judge.is Judge, Klein,. whe
as junior judge of the county has for a
iminber of years preeidedaeilfucli•Of the
court` Wanes's of the counte. !There
appears to he a _general. pot -memos I, of -
• epunea thicitiglinutthe county that Mr.
Klein is the right ,Man foe the position;
'Ile is eininently fair-Mihded, cormidet-
• Mein dealing matters of 'dispute
whieh come Were him, It is said that
thepromotionildnet-ttentlklittedigI
hie iriebiiie, btit it would relieve him; of
the somewhat arduous dutiee of the
Division Court eirenitiated be a deilerved
Winer. • • - 1.4 , .
C'erodslitt •
John Clraham, this
'week received word of a railway crooning
accident of. whiOli' her brother, Will
Barkley Mid his wife, of near Echo Bay,
were victims, Mts. Barkley being fatallY
iniured. . Mr. and.' Mts.Alarkley, were
driving on their way to spend the even.
ing nt,.1/1r. Jim BarkleY'ii, hiving yoting
team hitched in a cutter. When neerlog
• been the experience elsewhere.. • •
endue* dirt ?rem oted '
ellis week we discovered in the 'Feb-
ruary number of "Canada Monthly" an
article from the pee.of Miss ;Gwendolyn
:MacLeod. -Miss. MoicLeod's • friends
here will be pleased to lepen that she is
ina,kieg rapid progress in the .offices of
the Canade etonthlyat Chicago. Abeet
two years 'ago ski entered the office as
stenographer and recently She was pro-
moted to a placeenthe •editorial iitaff:
• 0111111111• ; Foremen's Benefit
• e -Monday, fe, b. 8th.
. . • Om aner • . . •
' when they will Preeent theBeyer-Vincent
• Mt Atkins visited friends in Tiverton ste c i nese pews end valid.
hi:it:week, • . ‘• isvide specialties •between acts. ••• The
eeMiss -Kithatine*Cleire,liiiiiefeirned„ • Ceinpariy Carry, all special itetierf for
-D .each play„wifielris 'presented' cernplete-
iielivexY• detail. Monday "HOW. BAX-
TER BUTTFID . IN." Tuesday "THE
SPORTING -PARSON." Seats now on
ditl at .Arms. rong's• Dreg Store. Prieto
25, 35' and 50e. Get put ,ticket* early.
All the Fireteen are out selling them for
the show you 'know; •
At the Town Hall! Lticirnow, rata
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Monday and Tueeday, Feb. 16 and 16,,
WRECK. NEAR' SEAFORTIE
• (From The Huron 'Expositor),
On Monday nielit the, Toronto and
'Buffaio train drawn by two miginee and
when about two and * lief miles Bast
of Seaforth, the front engine left the
mile and turned erosswise ere the trace.
Roth engines,. were disabled -and the
--batreegeglIalaeoand c:Vg
wask
the passenger
of Stretford
engine, was badly scolded .by escaping
steam and his fireman VAS AV hurt, '
Sleighs were iplifiediately *trip down
Iron town, find the -injured men and
passengers were- token t the Winner-
eml Hotel, where they ev re all Conifort-
, , , , „ , _ „ , ,
ably provided for ape t , Ineureoeeeneo
received medical:, attention: On viies.
slay ° when 'the wreck* apaea•::11 8
WOO ouitiewatto clear the'. track; the
.engine left' the. triele Dewitt .ilkii ..oilie
west 0i ptibilo, -so, that erailie• •,!vfeis
euenetliPelqWed
telYnsesdnePeayigh
suspended
T
. Tuesday
litate 1141 '
,.„ ,.
worst accident that has °centred on this
line for mew years. vba night was
intefiSelY-00-1,d and stormy-and-theepase-
Migets had a somewhat unpleasant ride
from the wrecked trainees town, but all
were thankful they eSeVed. so fortun-
ately. . .
-Since the above .was in type we
have -had the „opportunity of viewing the
• wreck, and that.the engineer mut fire-
men of the front engine -were taken out
of the cab alive. is nothing short of 'a
'miracle, The front engine jumped the
track'on one side and its tender on
ether. The 'second • engine in Passing
the ditched one turned it coinpletely
sonnd and left, it lying onthe side of
the traek; but in Passing •the tenler .on
the live engine' was ripped opeued, the
side of ;the tender torn off and the bag-
gage ger. Onef..e.FRrlie w.,b..ion. '..19,e• next
was cut the length" of tne car, , 1 he'. side
being twinned and shoved, over ..0.4 if it
• had been • a piece of ciirdheire. Op
,Wednesrlierrenew'track WAS :aid so as
:to clear: the detailed engine and the
wrecking traik pulled the Standing
,isoe'poi and ,express ear _back to Strat-
ford, but the line was fief entirelielear.'
'-ed for ttaffic until Wednesday night.,
• meow • eletneTe
iii.Bomololiree7vs.e.wleer(tCh.:0S; FT10.).114.1... pSneegyh,i,i, ne,3s2e6lyi„.
$292.44. • b • • '"
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e0.) W. -0 Medd, Secy
The largest single contribution came
from, Zonvond-Slandforde-$316-.10. .
'Culross Corners
--Monday,_Feb; del;
Wilson Wall, of the • 8thcon., was in
our -burg on. the filth day of the mreeh.
Joe and Willient Wall. .of Ala 34th.
.eine, called on John Wall of the loth.
. Mrs. William Bell mid family of the
8thcoo., were Sunday visitors at pave.
Edgar's. . •
,•Mr. and Mrs 3ini Edgar, of Salem,
Snndayed with David Edgar, on the
10th.con
Alex. Scott and his •sister were the
guesis of Mr., and Mr* .,John H. Wall,
.on Sunday last.
to. etrole .• ., •
Misaktyitle Downei 'returned to -Tor-
onto on Friday. . •_
Rev.: At: Drury returned to Beatrice
Alio. on Monday. • -
•Miss Florence Webb is learning the
dressmaking in Paieley.", ' , •
Peer McLean is On the sick • Hite
Hope to seehim around soon. ,
The LO.O.V. held them ."..4f Home"'
.on,Friday evening of last week,
Miss Laura Cunningham. :ie visiting
friends in Lucknevr and •
Archie McLeao, of Vancouvei,lwis
• r-thifeellignibirdayeeifietifeltiesse .
13ert MinitgelfierY, of Sontlisimpton-,
INTERESTING FIGURES
Richard Baker and -his sister, Maggie,
sof Holyrood, were Sunday visitor e at
the home of John Donald. • • -
• MT. and Mrs. Fred Thompson, of KM^
lobs, spent Sunday ,afternoon at John
Wall's, on the 10th. of Cidniss, "
' Quite a large number of the ladles of
our burg- Attended:- ther-lronien's Instit-
ute meeting last Thursday it the home
of Mrs. Joe Hodgins: • Mr. and Mrs. J�bnnie Donald enter
• • .
Aained.Illeartd-Mrse W.Whytoek • and
the three boys • and Mrs. w: • Bill and
family, of the. cone_ and also Mg.
.and Mrs. David Edgar and family last
• Thursday evening. A ,Very pleasant
evening was spent in playing games. -
The members of the Quarterly Board
held their annual business meeting at
Bethany on.M'oaday hilt, and the ladies,
of the W.M.S. held thew Monthly meet-
ing, in the church the same day: There
was a large attendance. The ladies of
the W. M. S. stinted lunch at the close
of the meetingse, e feature which Was,
enjoyed by all. '
A bulletin .bY the Dominion
Dept.-.--ei-Agriculturecineonneetion--with
Tthe canilefegii-W.-Promote inereased-pro.
idietien-citimerse--graineecontaineetn.uch:
• intetesting information about the various
Whitechurch
ly meshed but the
rcocbes remained on the
e teem the shock none Of
injured. , Mr. Bee%
engieeer on the first.
If
this
e
;1.1a.1
Ib legtime yog con'eulted
•about our _eyes.
short-sigittedifperson is one
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„Doikt be Agit-sighted kit
; Call. Tardier.'
T. -,Vrinstrong
EVERYBODY'S' COLUMN
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'WANTED -211e.drds.green" wood. blattle Abit,
betielb 20 Inaba4 In length, for ;0.030414
church. 1.4aelcnow,,. Apply by Underto
11-8•24i-0.• ; • • Newton, "
PuiarialtitNT'imiOr, tot Horse /lair, 01.1
Rubbers and Goose. Ved‘tbers. ,Mendelson-
• ,1)19'00O(Lettred ( • t-fe7 „ '
ialiit.'–ciiiih',...,70-1.0;etweiiriefiNittePonald• 's •
1 f
• Fori4er Please 108,17e at Air: HIUR tore.
RuckoOW. 112.20.e.
ro 4,01,./gertht mattgageabitd_notes
at reasomible'rates. Fire. Insurance. both
Stock and MutuarComp nit%
GEO. A. SIDDA10140Seblwritaolwyk, ,
W.A.bluyTNngi3Fisphoewitidion,,,m,switoilrik4itnig: bilooyatisseltee.goapOr •
Care Of Mr. Arto4rt 313inizites;• ruirgsa'lingn.;.*
ganadtartreXerehool. as ppLy to
11-2.50p.
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•Miss Ruby Nixopeof Locknov,e-visited
at K. Patersen,'s last week• .
Bout. -On Jen. 310, to Mr. and Mrs.'
Jas. Ramage (nee Eina Cuyjer), a son.
,
—A -Fox has fioldloYer1100 bitskeltrzt
corn—Ite ia expectinganother oar any
visiting his father-in-laW, P. MeLeati. enmities throtighout the province- Re.
. Harold Lewis, of Toronto', engaged
. * .1 1
Miss Olive Beacock, C-3,1 Wiarton, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. .1 Graham.
•garding-Bitice ancl -I/uron the following
'11.0tefl Mipetkri• ' • •• •-• • • - • •
4 0 - lese-grebeeeseeeeeffeeeo,_
live stock. In 1914: Oats, 1M/20 acres;
"eld; 4,319,940.,_ ...Acreage of fall wheat,
ey,. 1.1-Hpetec-tti ,
largest acreage in rrovinee; corn grown
molly for silo. 0opsiclerrible roots grown
:10...feeding 064, *Acres' bsy,, clover
mid alfalfael 38,406; Litre dear: bargee;
00.081 r Oars, 274057; other cattle,
72,914; - swine, 49,016; sheen, 40,426
• linnete----Thie-,couety has the third
largest rgenrct for harsesiii_the Province,
785;228,
68,339; swine, 70,373.
Large 0 -entity of poultry rai;rede Remind-
ofeeily '0Ounty ther TrAfinee. Second
largest hay acreage; 141,123, Lire
, grate Otrefiges! Fall wheat 30,955; barley,.
80,053, third largest acreage; t.hird largest
.serecige.a oath, 1,3,43,4-67.; peas,: 7,419;
.corn for 0116, 17,830. Large. root area.
Superior quality of orchard fruits, acre
age 13,114. " • •
' • Of Middlesex,epteleibiy,. the best all
erOurni cenieler...ine ebb_ lirir.111Methe _fel-
, lowing inforination is given:
ivepertoire„..., Tiokets itte TIOW On:.4010 ,Sfris.11t• stirley says the diigineer , gaite no
tll the .1tts,7_!,tAct. SOO Armsttong rttg
yo.tvlinowe •
•
Weare ',teased to' report 0 as.
McKiii,non 4,s noich improved in healthe
• Special ,strvices •erci contimung.
Fiee- Methodist Church Alltareewete.
Come. •• " • • • ••
•
Moe Thom Oamble is under the 'one;
tor'e &roe: Her Mends heeaspeede
- .
recovery: •• •!--- • - ••
•
• . "Mitelfiekteelrellffit =Jahn -
hew returned -home from yissting friends
at Markdale. • •'
_Misses Netti`e, Gunn.. and !Margaret
Currie, of Pala* ripenttlie. Week end
at their homes.
'Mrs: Mel4ally left on. Monday
to visit. her .daugliter; 'Mrs 'Win. IL.
Wee'd8 rioga, North Dakota
Mis8 Maud. MeWally 1%0 - retailed
home freme a month Visit with friends
and relatives in and around Loaidob.
crossing, The BarkleYseire welt itnnwn ,
in this§ looality,:having formerly: itvett
near '
Diming the snow-,bloekqe on railway
no mail was received here on Monday
• Or Ta0Ailay of alit Week as • all trains
iMirs-cancelled. . •. . , '
..
-:-. lanies. Arinbut, If .' Al ineeko . Mcelf.,
whn-lias-beeti -home eisitiegliie ',brother
who' is very ill, 'returned to his duties
in II i011..(iii Tuesday. '. -. • ' ts
L 'sleigh load °,of ' the young. peoPio
'oetit Ati evening last week at the home
of., Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Garland, of Piek.
erten. All report good time,
. Mr. and Mrs. $4, ,Sttitienson cniebrate
. ,
their. Golden. Wedding 'on Tuaday- of
this veiik.. Their 'many friend's wish
' Mrs. Robert Mowbray- andeson, bf'
•Michigan, are viaiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Mowbray. •
Mr. and Miss Laidlaw spent a few
days last *eek visiting friends in ,Auburn
and vicinity.
• Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weeks, of Tees -
water, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs.
John Mowbray.
. . . . • ,
, Wilfred Atscott,•of Teeswater, 'en-
ged-4-cerLit&T.Milleohurcle_t_o_reatuery_
,pabueter maker, for thia year.
illeifEenieereamett,s returned benne
Arm Brussels, where she haS• ileen-enee
gaged nursing for the past four Weeks.
Ttie SECOND MEWilbTe of the -Literary:
eteeteity eres,he •the Troy 131ook on
Friday kat,. Although t wee, er
very disagreeable 'there watt a large
resteitee:-A. u 'nese-meet-
ing -was held before the program, t e
latter being e contest between the mar-
ried and tangle men and Women, Rev.
Peernaii, give an exdellent alkiretis;
fol-
lowed •by violin selections by Messrs.
• Jacques,Coulter, Laidlaw, Mowbray and,
Rosa, which were worthy Of high .praise,
:also the recitationiihy the_ efeeees Jean
gieleetemeiseititKathleer.e-Tettift eeeingele•
McKoy, jaMOS Middleton, Mrs. Penrose
and Dr. Mouthorgan•solos wore
given by A. Pardon and Rev. J. T_Tre
Stewart, acceMpienied her 'Chas: Martin
with the drum, Duets were rendered
by Mrs. J. U. Stentart and Mrs. Sparlirig,
Misses M. Gordon and Greta Fox; also
acherus by five. ,githi, entitled "We'll
Islever Let the Cid Flag Fell." The
speeitti attractions for the • evening were
the two dialogues, the nterried aide being
"When theWoinee Get Righte-
and the *angle side • Aunt Annuna s
Metieyan Mies Gordon and Rev.: 3. 1.1.
Stewart gave instrinnental solos :which
were . pleasing to 'everybody, also tbe,
music on the concertina by Reit. ren -
'lose and on the aceordiaa Wert
Carrick. • The atidiencelietteed to do.
lightful readings by Mrs. Henry and Colt
McClenaglian, also. the club swinging by
Oertie and qeell Middleton, The 'NOT
ing ended by the reading of the
after Which, thejudges,:whe were Meier&
Veen, Patten and tfeClenaghan, gave salary as auditor, s . .
their decision faVor of the inngle men Connell adjourned to Meet en Mon
'Fordyce..
• .7Monclax, Feb. EC:
Frank Doyle has' finished the. contract'
of drawing mood tothe school. e
Sti.e. and Mrs. Champion ,visited ati
Peter Leaver' s one afternoon this. week.
M raeltobert- Haines. Mae eireseeeViiiite
big her daughter, Meltdbert.
Mrst.31cDciinitd,-froin neer_ Lucknow,
is at present visiting et A. •Rantooes for
tett* ,
Mr and Moe Edward. Hakes spent
Fridsiy afternoon- Visiting eit -Richard
Me*Quillin'se I. • • . •••
. We are very. glad to hear thee Berl.
Aimattong is home from the West, look-
ing hale and hearty. ' •
John Webster is at present engaged
drawing brick from Whitechutch, The
neighbeie.ere helping him. "
•Antherley
• •
' ,••
- --;MondeY, Feb. 8th,
Mr. Thompson has returned to . bis•
Immo after a vistt at Will Jaiikeon's.
Thonias • Sclitt, and' W. D. Bradley
*Tiede a bueiness trip. -to TorontO.
Quite a num.ber from around here are
stiffeting sfroui severe colds and also la
-griPise•
_Peter _Campbell, Sr.,
entertained anuniber , of their friends
MOndarevenitig. .
'• Mr. and Mrs,W. &owe visited the
latter's parents, Mie and .Mrs. Vie 11.
Humphrey, ,on Sunday.
Mr. and Mre Robt. Campbell visited
the fetter's parents, 1r. and Airs. -IV
Orimphell, an evening lest weik.
• A large crowd attended the debate and
concert in -the Wc.odmen's Hall 'Monday
'evening. All report a splendid evening.
_
Fer Sate
= :ARMS -SOWS. -
• Sowa due te pig about 5th of March- AP.*•
plyat tbie Wee.
18:•2-50.p,
FOR RENT' OR SATZ.--,a, coibiortable frail:1; .
gw.egia g withit u rdcrne.• 403/ 1
DOTtlb4nstarrii5vii:''intr seed (torn ter salts **,,r,
Hod Elevator. ;
-28444-a, •-•Of**in Peeler.
_
8 DQOMED RoUSE, good cellar with cement
Julor, hard. elle:tint water, large °rob ird;
• good stable; 34 acre of land. Ininiet...40
• possession. For.particulats aPPIS 10
184-100-o 51r4. VVM, tieutlotsuu, ouelinow.
• ,
. ,
ROUSE 4110 LOT MRS 41,,E. -A 43 IX -11X)1 Red
home witkwoda.shed mutate:Lulea Kimono.
. hard auctsuft•Waier,..good,Cellar„,,good...,4a* ,
hie, drivingehea tind uu lee&
lzer3 street.; APPIY tlicIA'eloises
24-14-p. •
FARM. INA. ••ttie tattit pr bib auras
clay. losel, La'icalloW. good
(Ali building% one-sitorey xraule nousu, 000,
spriugyeater, hydraulic: painoeereasey,ine. •
growth condi. Ouititble tor xertuti pust,b, 3tt
acres cultivated 'Audi rdautuutor ge,um.
b'artUer particulars irom • '
48.240.r.o Win; liondersonpLuoknow
• .• • . . •
Auction Sates
,
u'ir,14.9h4sbylud:yeatourVit:14.1143r4wid114 1,1P :80:11,44.ev,:etrsteirti:1:1,0.460g411''rit.2:1;1Ailii40041:010.61:bet.ti,,:.
D AL.IODUNALD 130.244.11tbavo Ana-.
dale ot pews:tint 'comer eieeeke tue .
_Veto earns,: lAte2.Uoiic on 1-4, .7
DO, J.11114 'se* Was'postfiedeif ;:14111--;`
,-rdataY04, •Clui 14.t. tau .
41104H711. QR. IINIsiON, lot 1141,?couinf.IT51:',IKAiP4iOtSi:.11: .
„heaute..,Inuuth. uceotwlosn
youug
•
ig•g•liruu.toc,r. ;I; I4tir: ls.
plge. Torres; 6 inouths'.orenit ti ger cent,
•
•
ELAVII'S PU•aVra, Lots 42 and.4.3icoU 1. Rib-
• less, 2 tunes (twit ot lauclitittWz .11014. tot.wo
r sale Ltomes, VoWtti youn.4 '
au kig'41, '1))4 rub. ALP. are• n'it/k; OK
g cups itlatue on hthis d'e.inus: „
3.872.inotton.u. ere8it;of pe • ap.,k7rentitt velett!Alt,Itztvor'i
enders. Wanted .
ell will •13.4 reebiVett by Ile -undersigned •
12o atonic now, -march Law, LS& tho•
tojs OX una aud. Wiley on Lilo sartuuNt...9i.ar,e4 •
tonneotion with tbe raraineutivtineo3e pan.
y. 1.1iwest ;Dr any other -wilder not uueea,,
-117 accopted,'. S'ortbor iniutunition' ;nay ho
ban irOm nugn MC11119914 'res.•,; Or -ties.; xt.trit,
,teTt:•-e4eft • • )-2-1 U.C.
MlNk •eint•ftwomolimi.
-T.
Farin
?make requiring farm' heir.), Or
-doniestice, sue,* apply at ,thsee
• as men with etperieuee on fauna
„
cap be obtained new:, '
WMI McQt3116i.IN,
St. Ilitetr..n.
( •
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M IOU esee-An, roond agricultural
eounty-live stook,. dairying, market
brcie11111g and fruit Has largest !menet
of beelegattee, 96:295; second hige;at
tinmlwi .ettttie, ,43,4313.411cept
20,0e5; swine, 05,587; htfraes 36,955.
emend lareeet province, ialses the
Meat:pad' or in:On-atio, 7484519,, f all
kinds. 11 is 13,5n itetee in orchard,
KM third largest acreage of potatoes,
7,005; corn for husking, 13,760 acres; for
22,130 acres, second largosein prov-
ince; in oats, 100,20010 bet* 18,344;
fall wheat, 44.816 -..third largeet in
trlinlY Mote lin•Prt YOltra ttsot4ot,, Pftwinot= .‘ •
k. •
k •
11111
•
-KINLOSS-tOUNCIL
Towsip
1015:
Coon c met as per adj,oUrnment
e °eta with Reeve in the
chair. Minutes Of previoue e
read; and, on motion, edepterl and sign.'
•
Moved by joint MeDiarmid, secon
by Edward...Hodgins, that By-Liw
.11, re o.ppeiement• of .Officers, be now
rend a third time and fleetly passed con-
firming- the same. Motioi; carried. e
It woe -moved and reselved that, the.
contract for the Township Printing-for-
lheLygerai-915itihe,a,warded.sto the. prollti.,,,L
etor of the Lticknow Sentinel Lor the,
•
sum of -fifty-five ••dellare- as .per tender.
submitta
1.••••••••••4•,•••••••••44••••••••••••••••
—BORN -
▪ orefeb
• • 1915, to Mr. seed Mrs. Rod net: Ale.
• Dougall, a son, •
LucknOw, on Jan.'' 20, 1.016i
MOVel and seconded that •the
procure six civics of. the-Meeiciptil
World for use of Council. . Carried.
The Auditors Imesented their report
Of the Trenstireee gfeeennte of the Town-
ship of Kinloss for the year 1014; shoW..
ing oi balance on hand of -$11399.44, and.
on being examined by Council, was
-Moved* Beechler, seconded by Mc-
Dia:TA-lid, that the tepcsreof the Anditord
as read be adepts(1,:aed that the Audi-
tors be each paid e8.00 for • their ser-
vices. ,;11otion carried. • ,
The followingcliequess were isi.eed;
A T. Davison & Son, funeral e", pongee
of the late Thomas Chisholm, te3T e0;
WeSt WaulfiliOS11 Insurance inetit
ance on hall, 49;11. II. 14inting
e6fitiget. and extras, 40%20; Alit!
`Wary collector, do 00;. Win. Stuart,
valary as auditor, 8 00; Thos. G. GoAtnt,
• .
end 611. The neitt tooting will tie cio..y, IYUkrolosoki‘titt. io o'clock a.
PSVIGEtbP91
L.: AveragetArk$ IR .Z)glifib. _02:`.4410.4!;', i. 1 ...
doe from Sept,ember to January. • ' • '
Fdrni III;• -M. McKenzie,. 7-1; C. Mc-
Kinley,_ 70; P. Irving,;05;' A. Cameron, .
051.H. Alton; 6,1; D. :•Deliglasi . 04; Af...
j,lamilton,..64; -...1. Sperm% esee Rs Stothere, -..
-pgiii,.. Buegtass, 6t;N:- -.-Woodii,--77-ili-,,- A. , 1 •
Mitchell, 00; P. Webster, ' fel; L -Aut. ,
owl,' e8e C., Woode; 571 S.'-%\rserb; 56,1,- L. Agnew, 55; M..bieLellan, 4;:,.. Mil- • • ,
ler,.50; a Oardrieri. 50; E. iti,,, :.y, 64;
AI, .VIONELIA, 52. •" •-e"--- -
form Iii -41. Connell,.79; „I'. J. -win, ,,
66; M. 1.....teniartiii4 67; M.. Mc(:',..ce, 01;
Ee•Spindler, 61r; M;41)11rniii,•60;1; 47:Weli1,4 .
ley, GO; C. Cannel', 00; 1C.' Me',"enald;
(10; L. Johnston, 58; V. Tiflin., 5S;' le. '
Stewart, 51; S. McKenzie, 61; L. Greer', .
57; D - Cooke, 56; F. •MoKay, . 5-:.,,, ; Mq
Paterson, 50;` I. Hackett, 59; S. Alton
Fenn' 1:•.-.3.1, Treleaven, 03; Ce. Web-
ster,
:
\ill.
ster, 41; 0.•Megaillin; 60; M. M,..ei,e,eig,
e0; Alex, Nieholeoue.tei; . Ann. ."•r, ie: SI. .
son, 51; I', rroier, e7; M. Retie. eT,t''‘Se ; •
P. Finlayeon,•0;„,H. Froenien; ,e4; , I%
' Aitcheson, 64; 11. Burns, 53; i'e, 1 )(leg.
'las, e3; A. Campbell, 63; W. Weetee 52;
M Fialler, 51;,,W. Dewey. 51;' J. Otr,
40; R. neDougall, 49; L. MeDo, e.d; el0; • .-' -
Reilleitsay 42; J. W'cbster„ 46; as ;Mite
•4• 0101104N, Whi1eth4431 114'14 .1•!, 431
401A, "•111X
$1-, • 4ehti 4rii% Olerle etret elm
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