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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-03-25, Page 11. • :An', - • MAIPMMEN apiram. 0,2 1•1".. ' a • .1 • Single cop1e 3 cents LOCAL, AND DENERAL IlifhenarelreuGoing Mr&le Week, • ..Toseph -Tay*, (italt, is in town to Purchase that Boyte School Owes $1.65 at 4. Little' 0 Shoe Store.. Engagenient Mug?, Now is the tihie; a$ you are ,goinglo be 'Married' this Summer, are you not? ••‘ We have a bealititt:11 line of Pearls, Rubies; PiartiOnds, Garnet s, especially for the purpose:, -4-1429?-`• L. LattAPEttE . Watchmaker; Jeweler and Optician MOKETS (Cone -dad p to. Wenneeilne notin) Wbeat66:* 9*, • * * a a': • ;6 66 .611 110 Peas.. 6 • • • • • • •••••• • • 1 501 75 004664 1:6•06•••• ••••••••• Eggs, . • . 8 ••• • - • 6 1 6 HOP • •• • • • • -• '•••‘. • • • • •::6 • § 1 • • tottorrgo mumn,'-rsits *sax Wheat, bush...--; 1 40 to Oats, . . .... 66 10I Barley, bush.. . 85 to , • Peas, built 1, 50 to, 1 Timothy,. Ilay,. • 21 30 to '25 Mixed and 'clever., • • .. oh to'21 Baled TiumtEY31-6,-1.... 19,00 to, 20" Big co:West now on at 1,. 4'041414'0 Jewelry Anne.. , • 1.4ochabili and Amberley post 'offices will be closed after April 1st• Mr. Tem Farrish ship -Pella car load of horses. to Saikatohewag on Tuesday. Read the card in 14.'loadhaPelle'SJeW- city Store Window. . A lloyd returned It; VOW& on Monday. after spending u 'Month in Obi= , 0 90 60' 00 MORE LUCKNOW SOLDIERS The' military camps are growing ,inr popularity with the young. men. Three more Picknow young fellows, this Week signed the hones •aod-enlisted, By to -night they will have reported for duty at the camp in London. They ' are Eyed Lleddea, John. McDoeald,.. (a brother of Dan who eplisted enine tune .ago) and Arnold -Bothwell.: 'MaY good , fortune, attend theinly May they enjoy good health] May they etnee back when thii, way is Over streng and well! Like nuriber Of others ,frem Luck - now and vitinite vyho have enlistech, these young men went. away ouietly„, east:ea first, and .asked 16airi3 of their parents afterward% - As to the course taken, that may notbeiust as we.should like to sectitylmt, it -should . not .1)6:for,. gotten that'younglellowe ahent 18 and 19 cannot easi,ly approach their', parents regardiug serious Matters' Akar expect their, regnests will meet with opposition. They are liable to become angry and rmake a, row, and above everything they'clon't avant that. They feel that they are at end they don't want any Inst. It may be a rash way, .ot doing, but it is the Way of every young: mair.-1410- 4WelOPIng--8. confidence, '• - As to -the -ad of .enlisting:. at the Present time soldering in the, British, Emigre is the most honorable of callings. and parent's with OM at the front 'have every reason to be proud of them. Theyare, doing the world's best work.' Nations' that do not produce such young nieri.ae. _these, are to -der, under the feet of tyrants -Jiving by leave of the•Turk and the German. • • Mr, and, Mrs. Geo, )3axter, Goderieh, visited Mr, and 'Mrs.! Geo. Whites on WedeesdaY, ' Mrs. D. F. johnsten "of . Burlington is the guest of her Sister, Mrs. J. Anderson, Havelock St: Xis. T. 3fergan_t_of the. Morgan House; iftaited jack-IWO green a Outgo. of (lays this Week. 00 Altt 00 -_4Irs, Win. McDonald ahd Mr,' Melvin Greer were in Blyth op Monday attend- ing the funeral of their uncle.. PO.00 Diamond Ring gold $25.00*ratch lp be given away at L. 14aChapelleta Jewelry Store, t. • „ .Mr. Harrison. father of Mrs. Dr. Gor- den, -who.soffared a *eke of,. 'paralysis about three weeks ago is slowing redov.- .eringwo .•• • * •' Several 'Realm immigrants arrived *the station ,here. *tacky to take positions as' farm help in -the country, around, • 'Some of the lads frtftn here , who 'en: hsted, _ inlhe ,frecond_eontingent are.,nt 'home recuperating after an attack of MUMPS, . 'Choice heavi 59 :16 77 ,.•.. 8' 50: -Jo - 8 -85 Carfes• • • • • .• • . • •,• • 9 60 .14 , • 'h 6.-00 to 8 Snoop. iivea, „pet, • . • ..2$ to 0 Butler, lb.- •- ' . 3S 10 Egg's, doe-- .2.8 to Potatoes. bag... th ' 4 _•._ 0 so 40 30 75 .944 'Stock cfhW --papers-is---reatty 44:*: ,yout inspection. The patterns, colbrs and • priees:11111-7pleatitr-- A large asSOrtment • to choose from. You May return remnants oradd to your _order , expense -or- delay as.accuti when • top send: out ,of town. , DR,-I-14111010E'S DRug sirom . A hale of eleven quilts and another of clothing which the Women's Institute. sent lastweektattle Belgian Relief was valued at 492,00. Several flocks of wilchgeese have been seen in these parts lately, a sure sign of returning spring. Robins too are here in considerable nuinbers. McLean Johnstone; accompanied by Mrs. C. McLean, whii has been visiting -friends here for the nest few weeks, left on Tuesday for Winnipeg. • '141as-Atinstrong,-announceS-that,ber • - ••.".SPring- Millinery -Opening- will -be -,o 26th., andafterVridav,,T.datolf ighen'a . of the. tongue and throat, Janieo . MO- . Cordial inVittitiOtt Ilk extended to all to Clusky,, a resident Of Wheeler' street, -' ins;:seet-her display othatiti---;---,.2.54-c., Abdebont nine o'clock: Tuesday Morn - ',..Mr T. Henry, of near Irolyrooit •i,:han , ing.',. Ilia condition had been very "Vial ielitAitt bis farm to„Aleitrieim.e-e: Itict:' is 1.-,r Severaieweeke;-so that his death was.. comiog slimmer. ale is bob* 41i, atie„, . year arid wee one Of the • old-time- resi- ANIMISM AND JOYNT IN FIELD POR.REEYO A Kees and One CeiMnt Iniaclpstis).-# UtlIC st Stake Ilia int The fates bave spoken 40iit lAuckuow electors naist turn out next Monday to elect a Man to, fin the oiliee of, reeve of the village, rendered vacant by thedeatli of the late Ur. Murdoch. G. Ander. SOP. and,Johtt bent are tile --Candidates. and, While the briereleetion campaign is Wolk to be a keen and toterestiog one, no one will feel that there is any chanCe of eleetintan,unfitbr-erfunworthy Man Both" liiten beetijicrineiit. is business, secialatattioli 'cal life of the • tOwAn and both have.,before now oocum- ed the office they now eredit to Alieniselvee and . advantage to ',thepuhhic.' „ • .; • 1!, .1r,b1i4. beige on "which. the one takes the one side and the other takes the opposite. So far as the con- ducting of town Odra the enforce- ment of law goes, the candidates Are At one, ancrboth.have the confidence of the electors. • Why-tlisivan election l Personal am- 'bitioeloror ireennese to serve thounlaul, One Cannot Pay it is either of thesei As a matter of qf fact wappear to have sort - of blundered into an eleation. Perhaps if either one of the candidates hadlcnown that the other was:. goifig to accept a ..nomination, he would have Withheld his .oante. IlOwriver, the nomitiations Were made„ and circunictaneea developed so -that neither felt .he withdraw . from the eoutest.,With_heceming dignity and thegaine is -OP-• - "Came is iihont theAirt01,- word for the Contest, for there hi little at stake but th-6-avinnitag, and ,the campaign' „will be conducted the beat good himior: will be none,the leati; keen, .heivever,. as both eapdida,tes are initivitaiwi. exper- ientedbanyaesers, and both have friend's who will do their utmotitto tecure sue- Will Not Meet It ja stated that the Ontario Grand' Lodge of the Independent.Order of'Odd Fellows will not hold its regular annual meeting this year. Instead the .99,-000, which xlielding of the lodge would cost, .will-bedevoted to Inaintaining. in _geed standing the members of , the brother-- • bond who are tierving-in the war. km Have Colds• . LETTER FROM FRANCE ihr Alickisizie writes, lisiasiAbinit We la The PIP* Sad Tits True*, If"6" •••:••!••••••.••••••• • Of More real-intanett thee anything that has appeared in. newspapers for a month., lean account of actual 02cPeri.. .euces MilltarY‘pfaMP6 and tile trencliee from sontione whom we all know„, and in wham Vette:Mal Welfate we are interaeted. A. penamai letter hes a ring of truth, and freguently gives tho.se details • a actual conditionft for whieit looltIo Vain the. Vrese re'f • . Colds have been. very prevalent in -town and cOnntry-the- nest month, and a few cases of pileup:Ionia have been re ported. perted. • Atrifing the latter is that ot.Mr. John Watson *he was taken ill on Sat- urday. Vhe ease at first threatened to become serious but the disease appears to have beer. successfully checked and the patient isreported on, 'the way to recovery:. ' ' ' • - • Death of James hileClusfty ••••:- -Mitiwof-suffering4romeances. contemplagnix a trip .to the west the expeeted ,Wafl in his 64th• tion sale on April let:- • • dents. of the village. Besidedl a widow he leaves one daughter and one son - The St.. Belem Literary Societe ,will Emma and .James, both it home. The • close a vet,/ successful hcries of meetings • funeral will be held WI afternoon- at 3 NridaY7-103-morm•w---Avening.by hotduig Vele& to Kinloss Cemetery. 'a box withal. A debate and a musical . • . . . and literary program will add •t6 the Laki.ehlint For Ocead ... - entkitainntent of the.eYening.: • The war hi going to have a marked , , • . : - • effett upon 'Dike ,freight traffic during The buying of •arni.yhorsesbrought the winnow summer. The great ocean many farther* to . tot* yesterday with freighters of Geirtan) being all out of aiiimala which'', ther.niteted for -' sale. commission this season and many -Brit The heliers„ bowaver,,,are sttivvery.0ar.--. lab ships. being kept busy by the Was. .ticitlat, andon* a smialt 'PerOntagn or Department there is a serious' shortage iiiiiliorsiii-eitithined, 'Werer-bengirtr----,-- "or vessels' engaged in-Itlre-Atlantic_trade.... A very enjoyablatinr0 wan pent at Owners of A number of the big ',lake -..th-Ct lirdniterl'e Institute-ineeting last freighters are going to take advantage Vadnesdani,March l'ith.•Iti,•beingSt. of this circumstance and -ivill send th ir kitrick's day, the program was entirely ihirrtinnaglythe-Wellanct-Oantil- IihrltundiOnbisted of Soles, duetts„ and . down the. St.' Lawrence to the coast. -cliorilnes, al,, en a paper en the life of St In this connection a dispatch. from -clod- Petra. ' Ldfich was terve& There erich gays; 'All the engmeereof the -Were gni*, a numbers,. of visitor-.pres. Canadian Stewiship Coinpany are here ent, flee ettehonijoined tiesocietyat now fitting out the yesiele. Six.of them this Meeting. -' • have been chartered for the coast trade . -,I*. , • -- ---,, -,"--,_t. • --:-:' - between Sydney.-spd the West, Indies" ---The-Walien's , Lietitata .--malaa.a LA - They are: .Kihreinistiqua, Turret Crewe, their nieettng laSt Week to continue to,., ,,, Turret Cape, Empress of Fort 'William, Makalltillts for the • Deigians and *la and Winona. . The Kaministiqua has to be very glad to receive help from anY'" go ;into -drydeek to have her Propeller one. Pleme.malre' the Want ,18 x 20 . fixed before leaving for Montreal. ' The inakel--;--TWala t° be 04. fancy stitch Reid tug is -expected any. day to tow the worked on thiii-11::7Tiniinehdu.s° clean- steamer Inland to Sarnia to :be nVer- int if you findiiiin'neeentl-hend cleth7- •ing thitt_fili. gilOd.itinditient 741.6.,Yoll Can spare, please layit aside it :will -be Warded *the Belgian -Relief Fund:" ' tnugcn.News ports of the raj' correspondent. ' • ' • - "Tetra thieweek able to. publish , letter' frenl Major Mackenzie, SOD of Mr. Peter; Effjldackeohie, of'Einless, which gives very inteEeetinCtletaile, ^ Until the outbreak of war Major. Miickensie. was practicing medicine in Tbronto. Be had been a member of -the 48th. High- landers, Toronto; since the regiment was -first' organized, and when the call- for volunteers,came, he telt it his 'duty to go-tu•the frontwithhisregime,aktheugh (hung so involved the giving tip of Ineraiiie•-tirftetlee, with all comforts of civilization in the city' Dry Macken. lie had been sergeant in the regiment at Toronto, but while in England he gush - fled as major and is ilow a sergeant ma- jor. His letter written to his father on . Feb. 20th., follows: • "Since I wrote yonlast we have -mint- ed up to the front -for ntriste of real War as it is carried on now on this N. W. frontier. •We are in Franeebut, only a very short distance from. Belgium We are' quartere,d a large town,„ but the .pbpulation now is only a fraction of What it was, and industry. of all kinds with the exception of brewing, has stop - THE Gurra).-,---Mr. Dundalk Speaking of the meeting last Monday evening, said: "rhe Devotional' Voratnitto_e al- ways luis a good, meeting and this meet- ing was no exception." ThertOPic '‘,MY Fatorite Book of the' Bible". -seemed rather a hard one, as So many seemed to 'find it hard. to cheese .which was really their fevorite: However, three very good 'papers were given on this stib- Jed, One being taken by Miss Mary Campbell Oil the • book of Matthew; another- one by Hagan McDonald on Philippinolizand atilt-tiniather-one- Miss Henderson on St john7s.Gespel_ Bub papar eootained & summary ,of what the book centainedand elect sevemal quotations from difteretiperseVISpielat ramitiOn.;trulgit be. wide, -ot the .sein by McLean Johnstone and the. duet by Freda Aittheson and Margaret Mc/fain, The reeding "Blind *Aeolus" was given hy Norma Thompson. Mrs: dicCarroll is the convener of the 'committee having charge of next Monday's meeting. The subject is "On the Watch -Tower." Laurier March 23. A number oi the people in this ,dis• dis- trict are snffering from severe"colds. • Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson visited at M S, Wm. Jamieson's on Tuesday. Miss alary-kacKenzie---has--returned home after speeding the past six weeks with her brother in Montreal. . re_Philip MacMillan and children of Lucknow, are visiting with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. D,onald McLean. . , THESE). HENS DID WELL .,., , : 21 hens earn $94.09. in -three Inman& ' .. Dec. 18 40). _ 7.1.(1OZ for 433.10 _ --Sany:-1 to at-- sord-47-464--A0r-10:54- Feby. l• to 28 sold 23 deg. for *0.93 - - : Mar .1 to 20 aald 23 doz. for ro.f.ite * i, " ., . t ago were sold at current -prices -locally, Se_itill.1.1, ,._frdIn thise' hens can nu Inulat. 50 mite for ------- . lotting of is. JAS. niCitt.titi LacknOvf. , * Are Iss;red fj� or • shott Tenn of Years' Interest Coupon* , , Piyable :NgilsarIABLE:. 'Astet:0—a48.0$09 !l' ()rex , ' gladly received ilia few weeks and for - TO the Electors , - It is being-cinitilited In the village for purpose of enuedig my defeat. that if elected T \wilt:give a bonus to the Liu:liner Machine di Bag Molder 00. .1_, wish tO take: this opportunity -and with the conaeot the President of.the.CO. 1'0 say that the Bag Holder Sq...haito not askedp.14Errupt THipt nOrEtsii i0tIttir-Alia-M01111041.-Itif,-Anx- bonds. Fnitheir, ter the intelligence ef the electors:: No bonus can be granted by a genie,. Oen With trio hill consent of the Council. Withoot being Submitted mid passed on %favor ; tibly by the peeple2" In jtatitice to my .-opponent .1 • would add that/ coniiider Ode story as well .,as oiheribave originated With outside partied. .. • • . JOHN Jeittrr. 'honied: hile these boa chartered -or Montreal to p y t e West Indies, it la rumored' an some _quarters that.. these hoatS" will be te- eliertered at ,Mofittearand-nescl-to-carry twittery aupplica to England. • .... CIIEERFUL REPQRT FROM EASTERN SASKATCIIEWAO intee Ron Het Viester.:,-Spring+Cepthig".- . Msey Oa le the War. Many Of our readers • are inct POW „ '08,ung: "How Are things; in the West?, What" Bort of Winter did they have' , How is the SPring.oPeniafP!On't In renewing his subscriptiim To, fr4o Sentinel chailes.Stuartt. well 'known in a!la about lonckebw, gives Seme‘ Orit. hand information.. Thought the, ;letter was not, intended for publication; we here give our teadets the benefit of it: COnditions,m tlija section of the West are fairlys'neod,, cOnsideriegthese times o.unrest. We hada good crop last sea- son in East fiesk..and the Past Wilt.er • has been' Ideal, just: enough snow• for good sleighing !and beautiful mild weath- er the entire winter With the exception 4;tfskeet, .three' very , cold days Xmas week, and a siMilar period of threes or four days in the liitMr part of January. Present indications point to an early Spring as What -little snow remains is going very rapidly. We have sent 150 men front MQDI30- :min and District:to the War, most of whom are now with, the _5th, •7110tAlion. in 'the trenches, and a Cavalry Squadron ped.. t.01'n has been, glhallea a good 'dial and was, ocCUPied- lir the • at first. Here and there one feel; build, lags -shattered; gleam breken• and seme- tintes clean cut holes through the .brick ,Thetrench line is ;lust outside the Warn,. and the distance • between the trenches is from 60 to 500 yards. I 'Went up the other night with the Medi- cal Officer of the Sherwood...Rangers who are holding' the line. We Went to. their headquarters in a :ruined chateau, and at dusk made oer, way :across about 500 'yards which is exposed thrift fire and tio on, th- the r..,trenches. They are about A•feet deep with opera- :pet- of abeett-a_ foot_ more strengthened, With-bags--ef-sand. bottniw has.2.* walk ot bncka or lumber. ffi-• keep one tint ofthe mud. . Every few yards there ars lookouts for sentries with loop holes ..gotected by Irma...plates. The sentries, Are chaliged:mierttVidlieurs4antt &sand here watching the opposing line. There are shelves to stand on when firing They have dugoids for the men made under the forward side, shored up with Wood, and -strewn with straw, and in here the men sleep. They have coke fires to keep warm and cook, and they sleep in there when they are not on sen- try at night. Tile officers have similar . places or sleep in the barns' or houses which are along the line. The provis- ions and ammunition are *might up at night and distributed, and the wounded and dead are.taken out, The Men have /plenty to eat, read papers, write letters, etc. If anything' happens they stand too and perhaps Theme are machine guns at intervals in protected places, With openings, And mea spec:- iallookouts to observe fire. A desuitry fire is kept up all nightTote-waionally-it- Wakes up and is a steady rattle, at of 1.01'infniure now training here fer, the 3rd. Overseas Contingent. • I Presume that ee account of the War, the tialedoniaafgames will not be held' Lticknoy, thin year. lf, however, they should be revived4 may be. once more present th take one more. final . fling at the shot and hammer. We held our first. Caledonian Games Moosoinin -July-ancitheywere-a-suebess in every POKE OMNI. -word: -We did not, Of course, have Jimmie Hanter'arrayed in ‘.‘tlio biggest' Tam,e-Shanter in Scot-, • land" to do. the announcing, but We will extend him aninvitatiou to be present when we next foregather. : • Yews truly; ' Chas. Stuart To" the` Electors -of the' Villageof ' Luckliow. . „ LadiesandGentlemen:- Tho sail circumstances which caus- ed. the sudden death _of our late es- teemed friend and Reeve, Mr. Mut.- ooch, caused vacan.ty for tlieReeve's - • At the pressing invitation of a large • 4Vui ab: t odifil-ltbteher?vtearISHVoeyraof , , d (r. )wi to assured ate I would have same by at - demotion,. Lgayft consent. However, an acelamation was not to be, and- to_ao_noruncOliat, =1----am-a candidate -for -the Beeveship of LtiCknows • My large Interests in the Village, ,eompet ine look earefinly after its Plfre:;IPeecteritdyr wideanotichtekijniottregsree% outsider, out will be known -as a Man 'of actionaighton the firing linerlook- ing to every opportunity to benefit. Lucknow, - - • Mr. and Mrs. Ohm Boyd- entertained: :Other -tuna it wets downtill no wound a few of their -friends last Tuee. evening is heard, than the sharp rattle of a ma and Mr. Hector MeLean entertained Op chine win If the English fire there is usnally a response from the. Germans, Friday evening: . • , and they have fine sharpshooters with - Mr. and Mrs. IC.,__J-kfacKetaize_' and telestope-sights,-and can makiLthe- -bul- daughter: -Annie; are _whiting at the lets ring around' the loopholes. They home of the latent parents, Mr.., and h4ve rifles fixed and trained on the risky Mrs J. L. Grant, Godench. places and fire them at night without Rev. J. S. Hardie held .% Prayer meet- • ' any aiming and occasionally get a man:, ing in the school house -on Monday We lost one standing •at sentry about evening. At the close of the ineetini„ a, 5g45 in the morning -the first easuality 011°01 was organized which is •wet oneavoimdeclim a ricochet two days ago, and there ia about one A day inthe-English.regiment... One man Was struck.ny a bullet_ while sleeting in a barn. •1tWne dropping shell came through the roof of a dugout and baled in a ceke pile.. It saute a -kind of stale Mate. here. , No advance is tried and any ad - Mince would be very-hardasthetreeches are strong,, and there is's, mass of wire entanglement. The English seem to have artillery -fire _now, aricl if a German battery opens lire they mon find him. This morning they were sending shells over Heti the corner of the town, and we could hear' think- sing --alongthrough the-air_-2und-bilret,..but they'inere failing:ram distatitelt6iitiur dAureilongplatreadaaryel .iloyinangthaerouonetnsacnosutfi_in4 ,shrapnel at them, but we haveseen none hit. It is a strange feeling to be living comfortably and sleeping hi warm •beds Ade the rattle of rifles `and the boom of guns never atop and the little grave- yards, with their forest, of crosses, keep filling up day by day. What we will do when we leave here in a few days I ,don't know. We have learned a great h and I think the Mainly quite - - -to- start. Aptd . . — Itepresecnted by titl4littOW, Cin Way tot 'frial Lou „ • A' .• Teeswater appears.to be in a bad- Way tor,a ntigiittate to :enforce the load laws, and 10 this cans() rutuisf be 'ascribed ' the partial failure of local option in the village, Last week man by the name Of Andrew Hedrick Was arrested on Charge of being. drunk and diethdeily on the etreet. The magistrate re- fused tO, hear the car*, and as a result , the moused and all Witnesses' had to . to Xineardine where Magistrates Quinn and Mackenzie heard the evidende. Mr .040 Klein, barrister, of lAralketton, was enatitod by the 'prosecution. This' el. done wit what bkit4, and be Was 940.0O4 STEAMER PRICE WILL NOT. BE RAISED Confirmation Of the theery of some wrecking matters that the overturned freighter Charles Price; which wentdown in the :memorable Aorta %or.. Nov. •9, -1.013; never will -be recoveredfroul.-tiof hottciin of Lake Huron, but forever will CONCERNIMI 1.9CtIAPII P. 0. To the Senttnel Editor, , • Dear ' . I, enclose -the •entlosed letter for puplication. I ate anilous Berne Of Lochalsh friends should share its infer - ?motion with me. - it was sent mo in reply- to-- some- onestions I asked the Post, Master Gen- eral," Ottawa, re the continuance or .the closing of stud Office. It was confident- ly affirmed to me that the Office woUld 'beoloced beereine-oflbe negations:1)f- • feiv whe furnished tni3 Departnient With defy a solution of the mystery of how Mlle illegality made use of by those many Oilier crew met death received- -who, wished to retaintlie office -in oper • • . internment within her hull, Is m anon. • • a reports of the 'CADA States Lake IliorbOver, I Was , assured the Office Survey Ofhte, that there is now a' clear would have remained as urinal only for (tenth of 34 feet at low Water above the the jubelant expressions of those whose highest point of the hull. -The wreck efforts 'secured its continuance. Itbeing • has tiettled many. feet into the niudir the purpose of the Departtnent offically bottom of the lake since the opening of announced to leave the office in -active navigation last meson and DOW hies at a service Lochalsh. Having said this let depth which le believed to Make it rici us await their explanations with equin- longer a menace to navigation. , rot 'that lathy. This the letter: reason Inspector .'Woortruff, of the eleventh lighthouse distriset, gays that the gai buoy which -the Goternnunit maintained 4wer the apot Jost •season will not be replaced this year, The underwriters have 'settled with the owners of the. Price on a OW, loss beat& While theta •• have been • many rumors that this boat wouict be- raised, wreckers who have had experience in auch matters state that tha cost of .bringing the boat to the, iambic° would exceed any amount which she would bring after being salvaged. • 'The fait that the boat id now deeply imbedded in the lake bottom- would also add to the Wizard' of letetliing RV • Only 4: Few A -compatittiirely small number of tlamiltou Watches ap•t made every year. Their extreme ge, • curacy and fine adjust- ment. forbids makiug them m larg quantities. • iitolt •••,• no Rained TOnshmeor-eiAnawledif , F -T ARMSTRONG. " The SatisfaCtorn Jeweler . •Not only the mon or Womanwtic. wants a verraccurate Watch buy$ k , 'the Harailwit-but the individual q who knows about Watches usually dery?anda the Hamilton. We ten ) supply.* Hamilton traworik-qi tit!, • ' Hamilton watches cemplete, or ., r i your present -watch ego , All-ebea- - - for men unctwgitign, and Optician I • EVERYBoni(!-S—001.-IA WE -WANT all Haw FM'S, We ilk° joyilm, ct.o. for the:chfiler's worth and Ma. alb fortorse Mv.Nlikt.sON'4s. DisY- Goot:4 . . SToneh , I want all your raVv.fiird.. Will pay the very , IlliwghaensttyPorturtiso.rs. 6eanhiiiarn.,d18°ea7ame ybelOIrt235T.11.,11pleg.-r rui.13,Intdf., and alloo r,Orrect raorsim . • • . , /HONEY to toh-14:---Op MOrtgages't.ind mite4 • at reasonable 'retest, .Fire insuranca, b.)th St000kraon.da2:11surrituaDixttominpfitnialliakertufeknoir COEcaorri,.--BearF.Oed.o.psfChoilrnitirtrisaiwite4at' )t.bLittsilEtoilyedost.r.l.te. 25.2,44.6.• . ilrein 'Leak e • , For Sale • FOR- SALE-HOod, Jersey tow. 7 ininiths4)11... freshenerl. 5 Weeks ago. Jutormation seentineL ' 25.2.21Vp. , BEANS,--:Aoholoolot otselected:Whit-F 4, Warta on hatid, Price V.0 buthel for tes . ' " •-• - - . . • 'praiu,and °atm-eat:MI , .214100.p.. , Homan. y.,ttor,44 • Fplt eAk11-,-Eood fraine.hmise ad; stable, acres of good, black soil seeded with tin: ' ethy. good water. Si,tUatedjusheast er tijd. ritilwaritt Coil. 2; Maims. Lot •E. • • -- further particulars ripply to • • Mrs. L. _nobean, Vox 2. 25-24-f, Lucanow. AucirOn. Statementa are eirculated - as irAnAt sTocic.-At• Lot s lan1cs4 to my qualifications. _My. QUALIFICA- 1St., 1015, liiht and heavy luitt9es, lch co'ws, young cattle and. calveg. TIONS FOR THE OFFICE ARE ALL THEY- • Thome: Henry; Prop. 25 340.p. •• Jo in Purvis, Auct. snot:MD •DE AND CANNOT BE CHALLENO . Any person using this argument to secure my defeat 'is circulating a falsehood and the ratepayers will, I know; resent -such untruths. ' I hereby solicit your vete and Wu. ne,e 'behalf diid would a k you if .yela consider I am man or. the poiltinfi, to Mirk -your -bag& Tee me on Monday March 29th. lam " • ' Your obedient servant, . Jonarfenciim:. ° a t s therightf • To the Electors ofthe rillage of LticOnnw. Ladies and Gentlemen: -- Haying beeii asked by &number of .citikeng to stantiler _the Reeve.ship to .fill thevacancy ealisect_by_the _death of our lath hintelited Reeve Miirdoch,- Sonsenthil to do so. I regret that arrangenieiateould not have been made whereby a successor . could be chosen without ,a;contest, but"sueh an Arrangement „aeetned impossible; I thereforerespectfully-scheitymir 'Yeti -and-influence-in-my behalf•-•011,--Men„:- 4lay. If elected, I will do All I 'pos. sibly e,an to- further • the iiiterests,„ the village in envy. Way. ' • Fait -hinny • „ 1.1:: G. .A.pEilflON., hnl nth: March, 1615.. ready for their work, but we are moving Mlill'ai itiCT3lileghtS8S .Sr' : . . A somewhere in a couple Of .day; and I ',Joe awn, Ont. . : will *rite again and give you any news i.ton directed to itekoomedge. rd. . we can:. I spetuf most of my time stamp. etas of vtir tommunierition of, the 601: . ipg tile censor'S ' letters The officers "instant,. on the subject of the .proposed read them and sign thein and pass them 'ammeetten with, the estabifslimant of in otinzofmtte-irmeentatifiseinoamreyofhtithdederowitai closing of the Lochalsh Post ffice,. the Department has decided to continue ankViir6thttrovWeet141;°ccalltiaPtiedholue, . Rural Malt Delivery, fond to say, in reply, tha1,. after flittlibi consideration, • 1 • '.h ' Met. J. Mackenzie. ,the lionhalsh Post. Offide in operation. for the Prezsirmt:',0. Ir. , . . Vour:obodient servant' • • „ • ti 0000444 .1110914 troucit.as-In tuoknow; on. March l3r4.,,1918, to Mr, and ,Mre. RobutT 1)(4144/1 d011httor. t. A , Bull:for Sale- , stroternonal-ti months .o1d, Flist pri2.3 'Teeswater Fall Fair. Tins Is an excepuon aliy strong aninial,. of a heavy • , strain, and for sale ata right Ariee. Apply ' to S. 1). A. A. Stobo. Teeswater. ••- 1-1.100.p. • • . • • Mortgage :saleof • ,• • . Varm.trt. • -West WaWahosh± C'zitler and by v _Irtile of the Power Of , Sale d--tirra-cerntriirra. isrrtgage Wliwandsli,„containing by adtheasureziMiltone -• . • Whieh ill be produced at,the thee' of sale mut upon which default in paynient has been made. there will be, offered for ealo'hyublie. attecloh- at the Metiarry•House, in the. Village of Luck now, in theVountir of Bruce; on ..ifionday, the fifth day of April, 1015, at 2 o'clodk in• the aaer • notm, the following lands. inanely: All that „ eertaht parcel or tract of land and iireniise?.., • taunted, lying and being iii-tho ;Towiishib 0 . West Wawanosh,,in the.County_otHeroruip,t, 'Prtritifiterof Oateriti,-belirg composed of tbm•til • half of Lot-Number-Si:Men In the: Thirteenth -- - of - the said Township uf• "%Vasil • hundred acres of land Mere or- less. • ,Tais property is situated about kwo. and One.tailt milesfrom:IMCknoyir. :and. epee. it _La erected; triune- [anise 2448 and. kitehen 12t1,8M Tbahrenre_11.861143 t604• aonserd acres of wsohhwoOde ":41av two pumps 4 0.w "-ndeb-cs.'"'0.11--T..adrt,hai`T0ilall Purd114-9-0 Molter- ' ..to be paid_dowttat-tha,:tinis Of Bate and- - balanCe without interest in t,hitty days there. b'or fur,ther (go; Irso„ ire tsx. „ • Gederich,-OiOe' t3Or to Jou 1:oFtellYrliesh'-tAtirlig °tat' : • 1 tn. -1869 And Established in 1869.—This is the oldest Boot & -Stioe-7 Business in the Counties of Bruce and Huron and it is * still at the front: • • In Men's Fine Shoes we have the Beresford, • . Geo. A. Stater and Invictus. In Ladies' Fine Shoes We have in stock The Gracia " and Miss Canada • , We are sole agents in Lucknow for thee shoes Which axe die best we can buy. If you are not trading at this store it will pay you to do go. •