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1 XLOCAL ANDtagliERAL,
. fost Catalyst of the Beason. to'-nipht,
- --ATI) -04•010104- it in .,**40-40-04-b47??.'
10, this week.'
:. Irave,you reneWod your sulmeriptleo
to the Sentinel1 - - • L
• Mr. W. E. Treleaven is spending the
• vieekluck.41 Toroute,, •• . „ ,
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Mr. T; Agar of Toronto was in tOirn..,
for a few days this week. ..
Mr: and Mrs. W. I. Mackenzie are
spending ihe week lo.Torente. .
Mr. Cameron gerldeS of Btftoliell, :Vizi
ited•bis himie•here over thsuflay, ,
. Wm, MacKenzie, ,e,hippeti' a carflo4d.'
.of.horses to the Welit On Tuesday. .
1 Our Spring Stock bp just.nrrived, let
Its measure you up for n Spring Suit.
T. Clark.
Jacob Miller shipped .,a carload . 0
Settleffl effects to the nest' on Wednen
,Bate your. salt pressek,and cleaned
it B. Tailor
Mr. Bag P.-8. Lis in w. ..bis week
e in town
•Tonoivro eutenfe,mus wUnit.
?Wheat., bush............ -1 40 to
24.Oats, bush 4 • • • :;•••• 60 to„
Barley,,bush ' „ ,••95 to '90
Peas; !Ash,- •60 ,to 1 75
Timothy,..' 24 30, to , 00
Mixed and CI 19 on t -41 00
Baled.Ximot,hi i.. •' , 20 00'
Choiee heavy steers. , 7 50 75
Hogs, off 8 10 to .810
Cavell; ,00 to 10' Oti.
'Spring 6 00 to 8,00,
Sheep. ewes, cwt............5 2s tb 6 so
.-.- • 30 to '33,
doz• • •.•-• . 30 to ' 31
Potatoes, bag. :,.. 65 to ,75
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NOk,vie. are
you to try our
Pal* OliveSoap
atittlollet
oods..
• To -introduce tbetn to yod
•we - give you value of
80 centsfor50 ccnts
va_taqtage Of Face'
Creani o1 Shampoo each
o cents and 2 calms of
.
Soap at 15 cents eaCil.Wind�w Display
DIL SPENCE'S
• DRUG STORE.
4 • .
..mommiummumnimmum
• . Cutfloweit.
chei60,00-6,,Ploriiwro_t
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any 'Purpose at
10.5 -St6"11'0.
• iv ,-,Ilyei.ditig-Biniebesniid Viotti Designs
.• Specialty. ' • ,
•:NiusiOor any Pargoss
The Stew* Orchestra, Wench
11-3c 6130. STU War; Mgr.
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umsoismoarami, iwwwilmonsammo
CREAM WANTED 11
promptly and well at Cl
ShoP. -*". •
paying his official visit to s
. vicinity. 5. .
See Murdoch .45 Cameron
P..0cOat .0h:taring' %ler commencing on
Friday MAI% Oth.
It-Lindsayi of gston:-
ing at thehonteaof mother, Mrs
*Tv. Tundeq, Ross St. -
• britannin 'rules the. wayks;And if -you
inorningtaking with them 'tbe. sincere
:inuit a fine Tailor Macte-tn.9rder .Suit,
,,we are here, with,the•goods. ; *T. Clark.
• J. Blackatone,...piano tuner and
organ•TI,ajr.er wasjntowa on ITAlesdaY
and has arranged to be here all Of next
.weeki
and Mrs. Jack Jaiiieson- visited-
at,theUnwof the
.1%Pl If& T. E. 1110.a!_ii",-few-T,(1.57._81h-
-Week. - -. •
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NOTICE. -Ali accounts owing to the,
„firm of Ben & Dowse; hardware. met-,
chants, laicknow,, must be paid. before
Mich loth.' 'next, as the partnership :is
to ' •
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'Sohn It. and James Gratain who
spent-thole:A-G*16,-o( months at their
old home on,the 4th. returned to the
Wct on Tuesday. •
WEDDING *BELLS'
RoSs-lfrowEitsoIf .
(Fronl the OW* of blb. 2.4)
intimate friend a witnessed fts-
terclay afternoon the marriage of Mary
Ilenderfson,of Lucknow, to Jam Rossi
of rtiPleYi by MoLeanan, at
the home. of, the groom's sister, Mrs.
Mandonakt-PalMeraton avenue.. The
bride wotober travelling suit of pavy
tdnet with modish hat and veil.
Allioog the foifote. from out of tOwia.Wer0
Mif38 Henderson and Miss McKay, 9f.
Lucknow; MIS .4eLennan, of :I:antler;
Mr. Henderson, of Lucknow; 'Mr, and
Miss Menat and W188 ,Beateh?
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MODARI""*.114000"*-
pt3Vediesday, Feb. 24th, 1916, at
Parkdale Presbyterian Church, by Rev,.
A. Logan Ileggies Nary, daughter ofMr
am:1.3,4m John Ifabbick, .of LucknoW,
Ont.1 401m 4013aln, of Toronto,
/40 LEOD—.LAVIS
Ike marriage Of 131r. Jolla McLeod,
son of, Mr. and Mrs.. 4plitt Ma.e•ocl, 2nd, -
con , KrnIqs, and Misis Florence
of St. Ifelene, *Was solemnized. 'at the
onagermilikiturdatafturndc0-dthret
' week, IteV;" Gee. McKinley .officiating
Mr: MeLemi, has been in_the West for
numher:Of. iei0i,Titlifirs, carrying en yery.
, •
iiiCeesefizrfakitaig. O"P.,.e'ratione 'hear'
Speeri,,Saik,-; • .The: young couple •left
forlheir *inn in the West .on .,Menday•
Mosers D. Oritham and. Will Stnith,
have been in town (hiring the winir-
ter; were westbound pasiengers on the
G. T. R. Tuesday morning;
... Mr. and Mrs.John 14eKeith and 'Miss
Mabel, of ihsrliniten,:attinded the fun-
d Mrs. Mciteitis's brother, the late W,
0, Gardner,- hero on Saturday, .; ' •
Mr. R. It. Miller,. of the, 2nd. Con.,
has enlisted. with • the third •enntingent
and is nowtraining at London. Mrs.
4E11er-returned:Ica:the-West 7thifi. Week.
We particularly request Sentinel Sub
scribers who, becauseof the nevi 'rural
inail service, do not get their pa per On
tiineU 'report tolhe office before W
nesday of next week. ' s-
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• ThOse,interested in weather Sig*
omens will siome;_dfitalty in deei
ing as to Whether 'March:emu in like a
lamb Or -A lion. The Iliat day startPd
in very beautifully but it has been a
ease,Of MarcliAltOrmiAnnir_shite.
, There hive, been many _requests for
copies of last week's Sentinel- which we
are unable to -fill-Owing.-to Our ,supply
tinning ,out. Those who would like to
accomodate friends of the late A -GI,
Murdoch eanAo,i1olsy,,,hauding.in-.: their
copies they no kinger.-wabi...thent).at
_The pentinel kiffiCe,_:We shall be pleased
to hand these out withont. '
Cord of,Tboaks
, The,. undersigned wishes to express
appreciation of, and heart -felt gratitude
-forrtheitindtteas of ,imany 'friends at
the time of her • recent bereavement.
Especially would she mention the local,
lodge of the Order of .0ddiellow8, the
Village clouncillors and the members ot
the County,Pouncil y
Hockey Notes. . ,
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'We are in the market 55 buy
Cream, sweet or sour, at the high,
est market price. We supply two ,
CARS free to each Of our patrons, •
pay all morass charges,„ pay brio
elicit infifith, elleiltteS at Ptle, Rc
teive,pretini any 'day iiiAhe wee r, ,
test 'ea& On received, aqtt send
our PattottS a statement Of " same,
Write tor cans add give ear
Crttatiery a trial. Reference:
Any Bank,
11101,11iitti
Timm Creamery, Poilstersiell; 081.
Brnasela ,played a Lakeside League
game -here on the evening ,.. of • the '
bat thesaurus was so ona-aided as to be
ifairiiit -without ' 'It- in said
Brus8i3113 waattot able ttgetAhe:regular
team together, which itecOunte for the
score of Akio Of Luelitiow.
Another game wae,pliiited nt 41p1ey
on Tuesday tvetting of this, week, in
which Lueknow 'met the limb' defeat •of
'the eeason in the Lakeside iertes. It
was a well contested gamey the score
being in fiver oilipley.
Tharebut-one-inere-gatti
played in the deriett.-TeSaWater vs.
Lucknow, 10Orrie llink, The pate: of
the game is not yet set. •
So far Luelinew ,has. Weis a o thu
gaines in Which it had 'played ,in the.
Loseside Sarkis, anti, ari ittOv praetieally
winneiti of the MM. •
A Lucknowteam will be its Teeswater
Vriday eteuing °rade week to •014
in a toiirtiiiMeint for Signet ••• ring. VIVO
WAS are axpeittect, to take Part) atid
pod sPort i8lookfor,•
•
i
wishes "Of, many_ friends_ for happiness
lin, prosperity. •
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Sacks ksr.Soldiers
One 0:the most urgent•needa of .the
Soldiers atthefront and in the training
camps is suggested. by the -10110Wing;
paragraph by one of the .active women
workersof_Toronto„ in the Globe- of ,
recent date: ••
• Abonp. 4* hundred ..pairs of haanti•
fully •tiutile al, withont,excePtion, use-
ful seeks belie: come in 1 from ent"of:
Town •leuitteTs, :41 have been .-dra-
ttibutedam.oui tlieilifferentTzoeleties,
• bnt,etilLthesiomand: is for .•sooks, and
socks, and socks: The dernaii7d, As'. the
Warprogreeses, becomes greater rather
than leas, and :1..ivOte to ask the women
• throughent the prOvince terespend even
more generallY thanthey have done with
Offers of hein: ° '
Large Funeral , •
'In Spite of .the, severe .storm which
preyailed last Friday afternoonresidents
of Lucknow and, vicinity turned out in
large numbers: to2attend_the_ funeral of
the latej Murdaeli in the abience
of ReV. Mr. Duncan, who Was away at.•'
tending. the funeral of bis brother, the
Service at the house was conducted by
Oeo McKinley The service'.' at
tkekrave was in Charge of _the local
lodge of-oAdteilowii-ot-.AvhoUt
lliunber•Wcre present, together with a
number of visiting biethern, The . ser-
vice of the Order via43 condiieteclby Erni.
D. Paterson and D. 0. Taylor, , Mr. A.
McCannell,-Varden- of-Bri•ree.--enunty.,-
Sir-,Warden 5 R. Erin, of Teeswater;
County deli:millers, McDonald., of Tiv,
-eiion;--McDonalck of Kinlossrand
Htth-
ter, of Iiiiieariline.Township, were also
:present.. Many beautiful fioral_ iontri-
.bit1enttested-4e---esteem-AA.--w1tich
4he,departed ivaAheld. by variona-Orgati-
izations-to whichhe belonyed.•
reqUeit.of:the Members of the Lucknow
Council, all nl'aeoa of businessin tire
village were closed from .1 :30 o'clock in
the -Ai terirOdzi iintz1aftortki al
W. I.
• The Woman's intstitate had, ova .very
successful quitting bees 19.0t week,'
tlipuhQr of ladies,who Were noCineMbers".
LATEST WAR NEWS
No veva .of a sensational character
haseonie frointhe scene of War during
.the-paet-week--- - -
Two-aunenneemente of ti# rate i -
Portance 1$0wiSVOT aiti4atle, The first
iu Oat Great Britnia and 11"rance have,
notified all neutral nations' that they
'81141 lleic4for do 'their nunosi 't,9 Pre.
, Vent all °YMCAs .0043414NQ with Ger..
many and Austria. They will , seize all
vessels .going to Or sailing tvm, -Geilhan
ports. Their complete command' of
the scan enables' them to make this week,
nde fairly effective, so that Germany's
interCourse With the 'outside world. it
practically cut. oft • She will now be
Able getmeithei f'aed,`vviirTnrsplies ar
. raw' material:Of firsort;
This unusual measure is justified by
Germany's threat and attempt ;dea:n
troy all ships trading With Britain : and
France. Geitpany purposes* to NA
cargo and ,ciew without DOH*
The Allies -will only-seiotlie- Alpe' and
see that they „do not go, to Germany.
.,. The other important announcement
is that a British fleet have
been making fair progress :forcing e
restive' up the , Dardanelles. ,towards
Constantinople.. Thotigh the work (4
reaatog.the turhish, torts. Which line
the atriiits on, either'side is not, yet half
_coil.10./ted,Lenooglt.latt been done. .ta.
convince the -,i..v944 that the, thing •catt
47-d-ene,:and,:that' the necessary ships
and glide have heen 'Eat on the job,
Bien Germany is said to hoe' admitted
that Constantinople must iiipon 'fall.
.WitlrtlidAllies' 'fleet in control of*
Dardanelles the end of Thrhish-Tgoverdi,
"inetitli Europe wouldhe-at hand. Brit-
ain .has consented te. Russia's falling
hen; to the Turkish capital at the end of
the war. • -
.-,Nothink-of-imPoitance' has been re- •
-portediront-either the,. eastenn.. or, the
:western battlefields. The Frenchtand
British generals evidently are piling' up
their•regiinents and stores of
ition, and patienqyaweiting the adVent,
of spring and dry ground. There is
Constant fighting en al mall scale.
The Russians, tifter--sitlferielf aerie -di
defeatatwo weeks ago, appear to iittiie
Otite. More turned upon the Genian
armies, and important Successes are
reported at both ends of their long battle
, ,
'
Teeswoter
.'-Wedneeday, March
Parsons; Of Si. Tlinnies, it; visit-
ing at Mr: 'Ecclestone's. • •
• John Marts wim aiVaY last -Week visit-.
ing friends in Hamilton. '
• tiorive "ireo, formerly of Teeswater.
• • • •
•new of Toronto, spent a few days in town
• • • . .
with a view ;to, buying and returning
;here to live.
Williaattase it putting a boiler and
engibeinto the flour mull, 'baying been
much haii.pered in bizsirteasby the-shor-,-
tar:sof:water. • • :
George Mann and Jack Cannel], pri
*vaies in the 341h Ret., 3rd Contingent
are back from Guelph on leave of ab-
--senee-oVer-Suadayr-Seveml-Young-fel-
lows are retarning-withiliem-toGuelph
• teenlist. None can reeruit'se -well, as
those -who are -actually going themsefves.
The two rem:tuts report good ratioorbd,
'comfortable.quarters. • ' .
VILLAGE cOUNCIL
,
NOleinlees. for Reeveshl, sit KOMI 221k1.-
test.RoOm :Wore, Flailly itshigti
To 'OM ihsonee of the late Reeve Mar,
• doch from the Cuuncil meeting Tuesday
:jvweirtiinctgreeCveouveroeilLomr !Johnston. • was
•• The oierk wan to prepare
briordireeting tliat all flOgli OWIlea in
,the yillage be tagged, the by-law to come
intolaffeet May 1st of 'this year. -
• The +question of granting...a' pool -roam'
liceitee held oVcr frnm the last two meet
ing, was again before Conned :and
this OM° was *finitely settled so far ae,
this year's Connell; is concerned. Tbe
.liceiwris not granted and tio3
-e:!tOi9wIlin'wg414to°trhdertttfihredont. ee. :ve Oc:
it becomes necessary to fill the vacanby
caused._ It was decided to hold a
iliati911 on March 2guel. should there
be more than one eahrlidatoforthe peal,
iliel-oo-eleetied will be 'held_ iin‘-the
Jiloved to Sask.
1/4
Mr . and Mrs.:J. Alexander, who re-
cently sold their residence on Havelock
Rt. to ,.Tames Stracheinleft on Tuesday
Morning for lokoinis, &Lake, niters they
Intend Making* their home in Mare.
They were accompanied west by their
son , -William, and daughter, Eva, and
aqn iqlaw Mr Jnghatn,- -Mr. Alexander
Jr., and Mr.. Ingham had been bore -from
Nokoinie since Christmas. • •
• ,
,CliptCli NEWS
_
-Gnifl:="Tlieltaiiie of Medical
Missiiins" was the 'aiihject' discussed in
'Guild last Monday - evening, A most
instructive papeiy-iiritten. by P.1148 1.
114Br4iei was ,read by Mrs. JecleSlierriff.
Short pipers pertaining to the setlect
were read.bk A.. OPTridler,'M.'WC-Qiaig,
P. L. tittle, S. Burns and K.
Murdie: • Miss D. Douglas' recited that
well known poem 'beginning "It :VVra .4
'Sumarr Rveeite• A chorus by several
of the girlsand at duet . by Ernie - and.:
Aitcitelion was Also given. Next
Monday evening, Mare)* 8th , the .Guild
:expects to .entertain,the Jam' _The
SOCK and 1)e•itltiOaal"1,0Onnisittees are
preparing the program., •• •P
Lochalsh
4• -Monday, March .1st.
• THEASHFIELD PRESBVTERIAt Church
Gniaheld a very interesting and in-
structive debate on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 24th.. The subject was 'Resolved
that the Rural Population is responsible
-for the Rural Problem." -The first speaker
wai-D-MiLean, who. maintained that
rural depopulation was chieflyeaused by
the depletion of the soil's. fertility .by
unscientific *nieflieds of farming, and
that lack Of co-operation tinning farmers
gave middlemen the opportunity to make
such exorbitant profits oueof handling
our produce, and that the rural:
Von hating the balance cf power in
fully65% of - the constituencies of the
country could; if they were united, have
all legislation; such as .the_baking Act,
TarrilTh. end manfotlier bills that now
discruninate-against-the4iiimer,-framed
to give them a fair deal. Tl_io_..first_
. NEW RURALTE
-ROUS.'
,
- Delivery of mail on faneM
ir w AI
routes affecting Sentinel, readers. was
commenced on Monday of this week
These are Routes 3 and -6 out- of Luck--
-now•-mul±an4--2out-ef41elyrood.7 With -
the opening of theses mutes comes the
closing of a number of when rural post
•offices and the dating off 'of certain
stage lines. 'Owners �f the old 'stage,
kindly assisted, ' lines feel that they cannot keep up the
..„3, • • • •
tithe .riguttir -_ setViee unless they have a med.-Parrying
•g .•0 the
Womaii"s Institute is to beheld on Wed. '311trilet: Wi h the coming of, the rural
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the: Conned Chamber, inet;,:ad of,Friday,.
'March'i.2*,,and is to taki• the feral of
a•St; Patrick"S.Socitil, •••The, inenahera ara
asked to each bring: luneh. And. a • cup
andplate for _each; friend -whom they
inviteto the ineeting: Ifenyone.deeires
tO attend eueh willbe heartily, welcomed
vilietter theYiecelied ti spe4al invitation
•�r not: Don't forget the change .4( date. .
A. good psogram beitig. prepared for I
many cases. ,therit is a change froin,
this Meeting.. , °It.° rdral' route, there ott:
. • .
• many e_anget rein an ot
The Wonia,tes arehaving of thenew one
nnother--gnilting bee-ur-the _00.re.tlis patty inia—oot • yet .put ..up
,Chattheiiiii"Vriday aftera&fir March mail box, though there ia no. converildnt
.' , , nsi,
td.whiett all who can spare the time a'N means of iibtai0nd there are Case!.
Mail without one.
,ifilted to help, It( mailing bloeka of al directed to,stich will • have to be •
tecty,y'rgeliwork i ig 114 iiI4to3Sa7 to held at the distribution office,Lucknikr
Work 'theta with it stitch, only SOW them nr lielYrood.
firmly. , **Nab having second-hand As a r6sult there will be niere or.' less
clothing 10 good condittoti to spate,, the' contained:Jo:the deflvery of, net only
'same Will he gladly received oil Yriday The Sentinel', but other' inail Matter.
afternoon at,the Towel:till. The tptiltic All, however, , alletild be a.ljusted
Oti clothing are for tht 'eche(' of the't, week or twe, When, 110 d0Obti the new
as early at oa- I will*be 1004 illh.hetter than 'the old
� 16 to thitiroitina....4ii*,,
•
as a mail affieriS no longer required,
the contracts ave./tot renewed and- as a
result the stage goes out of business.
, An •innielene of the hitreduction of
rural free delivery is- the upsettingof the
old aireogeMents. This is particularly
marked•bi connection 'with thejoues
opened, this.week.. 'Aftera-1ng'gd1ay
the change came with very brief 1ot1c.
servicet" -• • • •
speaker -on the negative side was Miss I,
McIliermicl, who spolie from a wonetu's
standpoint oh the social and educational
advantages of the urban centres asnims-
ing the largest, drain, froin• the' conntr3r
=NOW &KOK, REPORTS,
Reim( IV -
Tata -Arithmetic Grammar Geog-
iaphy, history..
Sr xv-----*,,x-ordie, 70; J., McClure,
• 15; S.•Geu0, 74;8. Barns, 74 VR,
70; W. Andrew, 67; Beabern, 664 J,.
Nixon, 03; McGregor, 0.0;• E. Arm-
strong, 47; B. McLeod, 09 (missed, one
&am-)
Jr.IV-.-H: McKenzie, 77; 13.,
76; IL McKinley, 76; A, Alton, 72; W.
Scott, 72; N. Thompson, 7, a 000sias,
69; 0;me0o1,69; T., Smith, Sait % Mit-
chell, de; fl Treleaven, 637 IL Darnley
05; V. Hedley, 50; G. McDonald, '00; G.
Hughes 45- E *johnston 44:
No. on roll, 2'7;• average attenda0e,
,
I.0 Sheriiff, Teacher
Sr. .H1:--Excellent-,-M. Potter, C.
Smith. Good ----a. Haston, J. :Smith,
-(Yarwidn--;IlasioAgne_it. spw,::itHa• eHir,onEigitkiiiie4gase).rtieiezirsi:1:08i.,04:0;_ eungd;ewels.:
'Eldon Johnst,opi Cain,. E. Irwin,
Ratline% Fair -J. Johnston, a Latio,
Elliott, M. Om • -
; Jr. Ji -Exeellent-A: Reid, T;Blitz-
--tit,eint-N7MtindelseirilliTHilit-IL--.-th
fOtein) gear B Mtirdie, J ,ArtUStrong,
Burns,. Good., -(W: TreleayekW, Hes-
ten AM:Y. MO:26,i1103, 2....VP-the-014
Howey, F Cain, E Robinson,
0..150agiae.
, Altrgess, Teacher.
• Boopt,,If;
•
. //:,---Excelleat-i.
Basso, F Andrew, A. Irwin,AL Web-
ster, W. Webster. Good -.4A. •Wraith„
W. Thompson, G.hompsen,I.Durnim
if. Thompson,A. Sohnsion,-:K Andrei',"
Rstehtirn,.M. Smith, W. Murdoch
. Jr. Johnston, -Ir " -Orr,
O Johnston, L. Itabburn,GtJewitt, T.
Altrin;t. Johnston, N ¥Inuis.
Margaret"Ma,c0barlea, Teaehet.
Rdost I
• Pt. II:--Excellent:-IL Mitchell, E.
Reid, .r.,-Bti'rnsi.E. Gatiley„ M. Douglas
.Good.± -D, 13assok•_Q, MUrelie; Mae-
Xenzie, _D. Carter.; itW. •Sprianit,
Loti'rtiiii, W 11ghes, W Eaton,
Murdoch, C. imriAT_Bit,chishoins. '
•
Ft 1, B:,--ExCellent--4: Robinson
Good -P, Mortis; P. Webster.' /tar.--
-0...Milne; 11 McInnes, 1/..Hotighton,,A.
.1)Kere.ilen'' • Ste
4Eicewart,
McKenzie, Q.Thenipson,..A. Aitehesen;
R. Grummett, 4. Thompson, H. gebt7
todh, N. Webster. Good' --G. Rogues,
T. Webster,. .L....Smith, E. Armstrong;
M. McInnis, E. Johnston, D. McLean.
Fair -M, . Geddes,. N. Robinron, li.
•Milne, D. Durnin, X Johnston, M. Arm-.
:strong, Margaret Johnston, T. riarske;
G. McInnis, G._ Johnston.
• No..on,roll, 49; average attendance,
gixrdie; TeriCher.
Wanus:
.L.Monday, March lat.
Miss Annie Currie ts Visiting relatives
in-Eincardinek-- • ' . ' - -
Mr.. George 'Welab Jost A valuable
horse last week.' 7
'Miss Margaret Campbell.,is'home from •
Rarristnn on '
Jos -'Wrightson made a business: trip
to the-eitiespdso--the. the
-country girls, their preference of:a city
life, with better' renumeration, .the
drudiery, of lite onthe. farm. She also
stated that the __rival people, were , not
responsible for the avarice which drew
countless numbers :from the rtirk . to
urban, where there. Were better oppor-
tunities, for amassing Wealth. The third
speaker wasMissMcbend: , She made
Attneg _pea for better treatment of the
boys, -by giving them an interest in the
farm; and that the hired' kelp problem'
totild7:1•he-intied
farneers would.give there good renuiner-
Aden and a ten-hour a day system. Also:
that the secret of larger prodtiction
in More intensive farming, such RS in
Relearn' and Western , Europe. The
last speaker was A: It *Lean. He
contended thatlhe queation of the rural
, • ' •
PrO DOM was a national One, Applying to
the country at' ;Whole, owing to the
fact that Cant , ing an agricultural
country, hei.:C• kper4 depends, to a
great extenyAl the agricultural pro-
duce: Ile ens
.People ,Were doing a . e Id to pro -
1 t
*ice A strolls, but the trOable VHSto
be found in higher places, If Char wpm-
sentatiVei were, not fothm in discharg-
ing their duties, the turd population
were not responsible and could not re.'
instruct them. contended that the
public press was oftentimes suisleaping
and generally deceived the public; on
national issues to help organized
Alter cOnsidetable,deliberatien tIK
pa, lauded the dpelsign to thonegativo.
to Kincardine OS. Monday..., :
Wilson Carr his been ,engaged with
jas. FerriS. ler, the past week -
Rory McKenzie, .Cif Detroit,
brother, Wm -McKenzie... -
Miss gag T..Clark; 'of Tiveron, is
visiting 'Miss Margaret McKinnon.
• 'Miss Olive Beicoak spent a, few days
with Xioses,IfeItally,,i4fh•reCn'
Miss Matte tiktown, of Greenock, -
spent the week -end under the Parental
Misses Floren• ce and Mary Webb, of,
Paiiiiet Spat" the WbOk nd a their
home, . •
Miss Lila, Cunningham has arrived
home from a couple of weeks' visit. with
friends,at Ber4.4e. ,
Mr \McCormick and George McKay
visited Mr, McCormick's brother at
Berne ,last week.
• The °lamb Ptibliu .Library. wag --re-
opened on March int., Niith ia Lila
Cunningham as Librarian.
• ' tIIa Mary -Clark, of Tiverton,
-
Miss telle McGregor, af Lov.tf,. were
Sunday visitors with Miss McIntyre.
• A Oci .6eke out in Gunn's Itowl, here
• last week, but before any serious dam-
age Was done, it was' +discovered, and
soon pat Out. • k
BORN
SetostAlt-zin tucknow, Ott 10itrtlaYt
"Yelx nib:, to mt. srld hos. itutin
Solothaot a atit4
r
.11
rorn
=ia
UIE-HAVE J US T.
"' ' • RECEIVED
• large` shipment Of our
• fanionknEolka Watches •
• This :Watch 'la Made. in
I- BerniSvritzerland(almoSt
. in the Midst. of Vie, great
..Europeau..war);,witere we.
;.•believe the .best watchesi
. in the world
When the war started all
-,..faetrnies were Citined. 041'
•. the • Workmen. called .ont
for liorne:I)efenee, but
we are glad to know that
. Some at least are back at
• :•
Se 911r. Special
.17 'lewd in Oust Proof case
. • • ot*ott
E. T. ARMSTRONG
The Satinfactory igetigler
. .
an4Op
tvgan
_ EVERVBODY'S ..COLUMN.
Purefiriid. ,YersegBuf0setiVicoat. •
•. Taut Endow* .
,
WE WANT all Raw Furs, We are paying
• 100 ets....for the dollar's worth and 33e. a lb.
for horse bale rauxssei.sog's Put,' G000s
•Sronk.
MONEY TO LOAN. ---On 'mortgages and .notos
•
at reasonable rate. Fire Atlanta:me, notlt .
• Stook and Illutuat Compantes. • ,
• Oico; A..SIDDA111.,„ •San.lter, .f..anknow
• .• I • .
CORN—Feed Corn for at the ite4 Lleva
tor, car of Anterlean just .attlired. Also
ear 0.0. Shingate. P. SHLiijfVi.
2.742-14,0.-,-,--T
For Sale •
EWES TO IJE..-T-ORSELLA—A few 47......rn good
. ewes to let out °xi shares or set,* Away,
tOr 'milieu/tali- to '
• ' Alex.
FOR. SALM—Good frame honee and
acres ot good, Maim boa stiettbd
°oat, good water. Situateajust of toe
=away aG 0011. 2, lifeloss, LoL c. ...Fue
itirtha partieutars apply to •
, • .1.440/010w.
FARM FOit SALE.—tiWJ acres, lot Wu. lb,-
-• ,tireenoaitTp.,soll—clo,Yileum,A5aeres Wear,- . • -
- jazogrelLy_voiuxutri coereinItatont 4,3.1anguotzto,u-t n.l,lAiunaorrs.i: i!
• -w1nOnint water supidy iri bath -411,ek. rear „
1.1.3.:61171,1:m10.0LICe. v-Weilitlile!)1Ed:Nyil4i1141j4krtawt:onveekisn,
' L,AUCti011 •Saleg,
. .
MR. JOAN PU.RVIS wil17e—onduet a 03,10 ot
• nerefOrdsund outer Avalwinto etoalt- s 10-G-
19, om.-15,-. C ulrOss. on* eriday, !Ithu.tia -5c11.
• • See,Wils tor further partleuuut. Jena 14• ,
Raines, Proprxetor. •
•• . . Tenders Wanted '
Tenders will be received: by. the uomovkigned
up to Aionday, Marta 15th., rap, for 1,11-3 draw -
lug of milkand Whey matte 12.th. edn.,..E.4route
to the k'antitanuat 1.Meese,Foo.,. ort. l/ov,rest :
any other tender no.t. neeelistisagarnyiutttectetru4e
.od..r•ed.;
11-3-75-e. : Jas. Baxnny.4secy.
J -
Expert Piano ..Tun4r-
anct Organ Repairer.
will -bin
_-1,uoknomi.-nex.t. week_ -
-111RST-.CI42-woRtt-acagaNTE,...:
Orders left' at The Sc;utik,e1 ,
'or AleiVlorra4's Grocery
-,mriirtave---promptriittiiatioar
•
4
•
•
Whitechureh'
, ,Tuesclay, Larort-*.
Garton spent-gunday at home
here.
• We are pleased to know that iqrs. S; •
\i
1.1'ntehiarierin :
Miss' Agnes gcEny was in Vingliant
for a few days this week.
••,J. N-pcon; of Seaforth, is:visiting with
friendkillt_gt e this week.
--:--05r-dOti'MOOre-haersimerThjF
paition As Section. n30,4 oxi_the
here. -
Miss Millie McGregor, of Langside. is • .
visiting at the home of Mae; &si; this ;
week. •
• Corp.. Garton and 11' rivate It:el:km;(1y,
• of London, -spent Sunder at their homes ;',• •
here. •• ,
, Donh, forget the Literary Inc ing on
• Priday.tight,:„ geed program :4 being
prepared. *.
h� rresiyterian Sltpla:43t-
lineeestful social on 'Monday.
All report 'aniost enlOyable time. •
•
4.lather •disagreeable day: not
prevent Whitecharch from bol ,.; well
'reptesented ntWitighatn's "Dollt.:' Day"
011 Wedneeclayof last week. • .1 •
meethig last &aids*/ even,. •
Mg \tau led'by :Mts. Runlet Fei.:ce, Vte
• tffeliembbraff
iiakti:`' *LI) ..v,1 l''!ol
trilal
V
heing4;k4. ,te 11404•
141, •