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1011APELLE
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LQCAL AND OENERAI.
Mrs. 3. Q. Anderson la this week
visiting in Entlington.
Suite pressed and cleened, ProPeilY
and Clark, aferehvit
Dr. Stewart, Major of I,ondon, SPellt
the week end with •friend. in Lucknow..,
Mr. G. S. Free, photograpeer, has de-
cided to make Liteknt whis headquarters
for the summer,
Buggy,. Carriagc. end. Automobile re-
Atelerffett-::„„-
29,14-t1, - • ec Old Town 'gin
Heavy frosts swain several nights tine
week,but vegetation appears to. bane es!.
leaped serious damage.. - 4
just hrTiVe4- 41, 1).CW SOO of fancy pant -
Call and see them. -1s. Clerk;,
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Camernii. Geddeseame ap,ficin Mit-
chell to attend the lanerld'of Ida greed-
1110thet. • • •
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Aft- antt Mrti. WTilliaiii Slier ritr, 01
spent the week end,Wit,li their-
' eon, 404.4. • - . •
Andettion is home after) spend..
;of( a con,* Of weeks in Niagara
mili-
tary camp. . • , • ,
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Dr: Blake, of Winnipeg, formerly of
Ashfield, is renewing acquaintances in
.these parts. - - -;
• Mr. and MIffi. R9010140, of Goderiek_
lipeet the Week end at:the`hhiiiii of Mr.
,and Mrs. Will Little, , • '
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Lucknow Bowling Club has an invita
AARKeTS -
tion to attend a tournament at Port El-
gin on .ritly 13 and 14th,
(correctedop to Wennesday non) , 'T Miss IT., Malloegli, 40; returned to
. ; 4 -• .- ,Ooderieh after spendingta Month with
W7 . .
hiii,C,:, d o • . . a • v . :. v 7V7I'rlift—A7Lt— ' -11.er sister, Mre•-•-•-T.-,-11,--Aitorri-
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;• '-'When yeti are bqyitig your -snit. beef'
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VS ' ' ours, ,i ,.22 23, .. L, vg5, h Merchant Yeevery ,, iParlic;r4.11p-,to-date.
, spent the
...A.., ., ino4 of the -winter with his father -in
'.g.ggei4tOsh...„, .... .•, ..:. 7t..7..,.. :`,37 . 'la; Ur. ,Stieele Murdoch Jr. Who
litigli'; ...-.-...:r.;';‘,....1*;-:'. .. . V OY ,own hahretuened'te tile west,
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• Tottnifrii mr!rs wags k
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,Wheat. .1 1 50 to.s 1 65
Oats 'bush - 6S' to 66.
Barley, 36 to k82
• Pensy-, bush:- ......... 1 26 to 1 35
'•Vinothy, Ifily, 18 '30 Jo: • 21'U0
Alliked and Cover , 16 00 to, 18 00
: Baled _Timothy:14o.; 17” 19 00 to 20 00
Choice heavy steers., • 1-.00 to
,11Oke, off ars, . 9,-60 to 9 65
Calves:4:7- .........- 7-, 9.0, to j,qJ oo_
spline Latubs,....„ 6 oo to 8 oo
. Sheep,,eives, cwt...... 5 25 to 6 $9
• ib.......................34 to .,
Menday next, May 24th.:, will le, the
first sununer public holiday and 110 d ht
.w111 be observed in the usual way • '
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Evan Geri es was up from the military
cainP a Leaden to attend the funeral
f hiegrandinothei on 'Wednesday.
, Mrs. Fred. Lucas and cleudglit',
Audrey,''of Toronto, is visiting her par-
ents; Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Robertson.
J. J. •Allin, ayesight-specialist will be
at J. G.4 Arnistrong's Drug Store, Thurs-
day, May 27th, from 2 to 8 o'clock:
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Mr. T., L. Treleaven who a couple of
• weeks ago showed some improvennent,.
and was about is again confined to his
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room,-
Old-rurniture. revarnfshedy-stainedr-
poliihect etc. Bedroom Oakes enameled
and hand decorated, Jim. c. Anderson..
• .61d Town Ilan.
_LittleJean Durnin-received-wordlaid
week that her brotherr, Harold :Nelsen,
Ragnepderlto,,Blrodbe.e.ndrdwned Prim9
The annual of the North Hur-
on Liberal Association as constituted for
eileral purposes will belibl•lip the toin
hall, Winghain; Tuesday,May25th.
at *1 o'clock p. ro. '
Clarence Spence hi:4*m from Nikes.*
Ciimp; Where he Went after writingon
his Medical :College :exams, -Me-- will
Assist in the' drug storeduring vacation...
The amulet cattle exchange -took 'Place
last week when hundreds of • "etockers"
changed ownershipand "'fere turned out
to fatten upon the , gobs; Stine" were
hougnt'for this purpose as high • as • nc.
per, ox, . •
;Robt.. W. student in P:Orestri;•
tit-Torento University, after spending it
couple Weeks. at -home 'here left on
• on ay or. , rats e iunbie,„ wherehe
will be with:a surveying patty dirringlthe
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summer.
• 4. Smith and faniily ••had 'their
-houtieheld effects OrovedliiiVinglitkm on
Monday where:they have secured a nice
residence and are getting settled' down.
They -.take the good' 'a/relies Orniany.-
friends with theni to their dew' .hqme
Dr, Stewart•of Saskatoon whose early
tothe-Wairet&thir.Ki-fiforiti--r
;boundary Visited friends in.Liicknew and
-surrentlingii feat. ilitya-tiiial7week77116
is on his way to the PrOnt in France
where he vvillaesist, in hospital work.
Mr. Ale= Milne,' isho has.; not been
• aveltfor_ some thnethaa gone to. =eipenti
• the Witmer- in Guelph with his daugh-
• ter:y Mre..Bell; 80 we shall. not be able'
this season season to admire his beautiful flower
garden in which he se much -delight,
Corporal Mortis writing 'home from
England last week .said that' he and a'
• number of other experienced men in the;
'forte which, recently. went from 'Canada, -
had tieen drafted to be pent to Prance
iMmedititely. The yetinger nien will
- • -
--Harry Carneton,Wilson; Port Wiltienr,-
- Ont., reported this iveelt-a-C4-tiiiing -the
Canadian wounded at the great battle'
Ingot - was in his early youth
-resident of ;near ludknow. ,He is • a.
nephew of Walt. Wilson and Mei. 1)
McDonald; of West Wawanosh. .
. • .
The inquest completed itt Smith.,8
Hill last 'Wednesday was 'frnitleas so far
as placing respensibility for ,the death
of Robert beim is coeterned. this
connection -we windd tiraW attention to
an advertisement elsewhere in this
paper, Utidet the :heading 450 Deward".
• The new, -Man in Aare° of the mullein-
jeal end The Sentinel is Mr, I3citrani
Smith who Who comets • hero frean. Toronto.
He in however not new torttnee.CO. kUti.
ing giant &Mae time in the printing, office
at tint: ge WM off dety the etirlY 'part
of this week,. owing t� the death, at
cardine, of hin wife's inothqr. Mrs. Barb.
• LUCItIblaW, 4114T., THURSDAY, MAY 20t1i., 1910.
00,rit 'OW%
- J. t Clair 'Walker wi4efi, through The,
Sentinel to thank the many Mende, ,,for
land:Rea% •eynatiathy end lielivel,the time
, of his. recent bereavement. T1u WAS all
,gratefill,ry • tiPPreciatek .
; • .
Reath of .10.1m• • • .
!'After a protracted illness Which 'con -
;fined hiot to the heef the. greater ••PPt
'of •thewinter, John Griffith,- for year* A.
'familiar 'figure ahoattown, passed away,
bet Saturday, morning, He was. '6.7
Years 'et ago and p...• widower. The ,
eral to KinlOaa elluetety • took place
Notitlaf afternoon... •-• • . •
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ale • ,
Mr. j. 0 Anderson had word.thisWeelc
that hia liejilievr, Wrn. Girvin, a young;
;nen Omit 23 years of age had been the
victim of ajatail accident in Oklahoma.
Deceased is well Itnewaln Luelinowhav-
ing Jived and attendedschool here. The
remains are being brought to Goberich
for internient. • The ;nature of the 'fatal
accident ,is not known,-
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Malang *09,00 • -
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Tha first itiatte .of tbia, Winghain
Ad-
vanee ender•intinagemeet Of A. G. Smith
came to hand hist week presenting a very
good appearance and A marked improie-
mentaaver What the Advance had .been
for some time.. No denbt, there will be.
yet greater, improvement when the new
editor geta attnailated with his surround-
ingo•andeultivates a measure of familiar.
ity With the editorialendof the business.1
As&us. McDonald .Dead ..
-. Angus who prior to. six
years ago i was proprietor of the Royal,
Hotel; bete, died at Kincardine' on Wed-
daY,of lastweek after n few days' illness.'
*Donald mein& to Rineardirie f101
LucknoW°Abont sic years 4-F0 *here b
took charge of the Commercial
Hotel-
'I.'wo years ago he leased the. Queen
Hotel and vette still in Oa* when h
died. - Metieriald appeare to have been
.,cv:ritunr aunlaartt-ase ,a4d,limeteanlkyee reiernidr.Kin
8: anI
well-wishera ; here, ' who were greatly,
sheeked to bear, of his Sudden death.'
.yllo';nisessuotnvsi,ved by a Wow' and three
.Erwin Copeland Wollogled"'
HE 'BEAN MURDER INQUEST
jory Noyes 1440-vi'Verilet
Following the hearing of several wit-
nesses in the township halls 'Carlow, .on
Wednesday of last week the PIT 1111 -
panelled. to inquirk into the murder of
Robert Bean, retffned an Open verdict
as follows: "We find that Robert Bean
came to his death on the night of April
20 froin ellotgun 'wound through gclo
body, inflicted by persons unknownr As
far AS 10 known the police are no nearer
to finding the perpetrator ef the ;rim.?
than they were weeks ago. No evidence
ot ikiWttiuMQ,Milli.. gilt% At3133340.119114-,..
ing liekleinn of the inquest, though -Crown
AintattoloraneoyrSioaageberwnitinatieses.,a t:1Tiobreouitl:yezawnits4,
1?1.1t about 40 minutes,
• David Wan, son of the, murdered
faemer, was called as a.witness, hitt was
unable to take the etand matil4ri
one of the %lit to teat* at the afternoon
sessiim, explained that her son haditieen
ill for 491/16 days. _Charged hythe crown
with.ipying to cover 'hp. tile,: boy's. Move -
MOO on the night of tha murder, she
replied that sitieti-Int had her beet] con-
nected With the 'aftair she didnet think
it nceessry to tdll everything 'elle knew.
Mrs.- Bean' admitted te. Mr.' Sieger
that Abe was ."not satnified" vvith her
husband's going to visit Merfarily's as
he had dope on the fatal' ,night. She '
wasLenabliaLto, explain whet _she. meant •
by that, beyond that sbe thought Mt.
-Bean `4!should have . bog home." • She
reiterated het former- statement- that:
there was no•family quarrel. .
• Robert Bean staten that „there was a
gun in the Bean home, but the hoyshad
• never wied it. He went into details of
the search for the stranger whom David
BeansaYs he met on the night of the
a murder and who gave hiina "lift" on the
e road..eatlfer in the day. •
Gordoe --tted Mrs. Bfssett, Mr. and::
James, Glen and William = McPhee
told of heating shots ard seeing, and
heating rigs driving along the road On
the night incipestion,... but none ...could
give infOrmation as to who dieve -the
, • _ • •
At the adjourned session on Werines
'day evening, Officers Gandry and Postle-
Witite.told of the . search made fer the
Man wlo fired the *shot and for anyone
who had seen him,
A ,
•
Though it does not appear have
reported, it 18 1101V 'mown
that &win Copeland, of Wieghanr, but
Edda yell 'known here, is among ,the
wounded 'Canadian:soldiers in France.
Writing.hoMa regarding his wounds he
saye that Abut- IV o'clneli at 'night- A
shrapnel shell burst in front of his face,
throWing_hinx in the air and cutting...ham
in the hp, around the eyes And neckand
also eu the' right shoulder:. All the. -
wounds are alight„.bnt he was sick with
the poisonous -gas. About ten minutes
atter being hit he was being dared foe by
..N.0...2...General...ifospital,___Havre,_ where
he was well taken ears of. •
h°12uQrrgieftltaQwitti;din9ar9nTotonrz:Iresmesbualaundee'w-t:os
'At the May ineeting of the Women's
--Thatitiite the fOlrownig •olliaers were
elected for the coming year:
, 1?.resident•-•:,-Mrs. M. Mitchell, •
: ist Vice President—We, *Muidie.
2nd Vice PresideUt,Mrs. D. N.
Thompson. • — •
Secretary-Treasurer—Mrs. . Rhillipa,
A vote of thanks was tendered to the
retiring President, Mrs. W. E:, McDon-
ald, for her seryices during the 'past
years. Thia, Society intend 40 again
begin work for the Belgians about the
end Of tide Month. Anyone wishing to
contribute seeond hand .•clothing or
blocks for quilts Please have them ready
about that time. Further announcement
will be Made later.
Couldn't Make Good , •
John Purvis palled On us last Saturday
and asked for that automobile we re-
ported he had bought , He would like
.to havost td -take home; blitilidn't know_
..sibtrumhereabouts,._a,nd thoughtpithap
we did. --,..!We -had-to apologize for not
being ablate deliver the goods and sug-.
'gested that it •was •:customary for can-
didates cm mitering a political cainpaign'
to buy an automobile, and . that liktly
accounted for the Miner.. He persisted,
however, that he should have to go a
little-LsilOWiie than That rionor,-,-Vve
may add, alsoperoists, as a correspondent
—usually relia•ble-rthis week reports
that "John Purvis has. bought,
lIcirheallielsetter atith-oW as most
en know when they la,. rt • with• $1,009.
iiidi et in GI& Resident
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Early Mem:lay mornitigbeath ckirned
line of the very old residentset
vil-
lage the porton of Mrt. Murray, more.
harailiarlyitilownasthniriether- of last'
D. Geddes She had reached the good
old tigeht Bo years; and had been ailing
throughout the winter and Spring, the
end coining Very'quietly and not at all
unexpected. The funeral from De. Ged-
des' residenee, Where deceased had • been-
fOr more' than a year, was held yesterdey•
afternoon to, Xinloss cemetery. Mts.
Murray was a native of 1.711iple, Ross -
shite, Scotland, .coming tei this cOuntrit
abnut Witie:hey firdt mist,
-band, bunemf•-eamirori,' was
the -ADA, tailor to do basineas ." Dick
now. A imbiber nt Years after the death
of /tr.
-ameron, ahe was, juartied
late Alht Murray,;" 70f deeply. ig-
VMS natere'indkincilY disposition, few
women. had a greater number of warm
friends than the late Mrs,. Murray in the
years Of her airtive life, She WAS espee-
Lilly esteemed as a friend by the Gaelic:,
speaking Scotch, who, in the early days,
gathered at Lucknow to attend Sacra-
ment serkkes, and who always found at
her house it home, few survivors ot
that generation Were, maker. at the, fun-
eral on Wednesday, afternoon „One Sot
and two daughtera survive:, Alexander
Ctitneron; Torolitoj mat,. Gickldes, et,
laicknoW; and ME'S; Vincombe, of
De-
troit. • •
Ptlitvt
,eitr Wk0 Palled Walt 00141. loraroft. t°
°, •
BORN,
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Xn Hinloss, Mt may is, -1910,
.and Alin. Ale*, rervinA4inai,
Whitechurch
_
—Monday, May 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. • Bell, of Myth, spent
Sunday aelly:-Win:
" Mr: Itobt. Henderson' is , back after.
-spending a few weeks inWindsor,.,
Jamas' Wilson has about recovered
from, his recent severe attack of pneu-
monia.
• -- . '
Miss Olive Terriff is ' eisiting at • the
hoiiie o[ Mr. :Harry McClenaghhn, at
Belgrave.
_ .
, Mrs. Walter Paterson, of Wingliam, is
spending a few dt4a at the hcinie of Mr.
litTniPaterson. - • -
Mr. James Hamilton, of Indian Head,
is visiting frieflds in this lbeality on his
way to the, front. •
Rev. Mr: Penrose.had the misfortune
to have his barn burned last Thursday.
Hotethe fire originated. is notjtapvil. -
. Mr. James Laidlaw led the Guild' on
Sunday evening; the subject being "Why
it is Wrong to Gamble.' The topic for
-:•next Sunday evening is "Religious,
Read-
ing, What and 'Why"; the leader being
-Miss Olive Teiriff.
Mrs. Wm. • Norman, of Mauer, Sask.,
visited last week with her sister, Mts.
Janies• Wilson. She and Mr. Norman
aro- East on atwo months' vacation;
Mrs. Norman was formerly Mary Fer-
guson, 'at thilross. •
' Witlixonunon Pitxsnierktiax
:Cituiten Apay.gitainf.;=The 51st an-
niversary services of • th_a_IYiiitecliurch_
Presbyterian church will be held on Sun-
day, May the BOth., at a.in.; and 7
p.m. when Rev. Dr: J. G. Shearer, of
Toronto, of Dominion -wide ienown • will -
preach: On. Monday evening, May.31st.,
a tea meeting will lae, held atter which
the Dr. will deliver his very interesting
:add -teen oh 'ApPlieitaristianitYWIliek
Will be illustrated ey very fine atereopti-
caa views on immigration, slum and re-
form work in ow -great cities, as Well an
-o-therinteresting tepie-sT. -There wilrar
so, we are glad to a say, be presentwith
:Os on- that -occasion - Rev.- ia,-41.-IDunn,-
of Royea Ave, Presbyterian church, To-
ronto, -a: -forinet-pastor of this: .congrega;.
Is being provided by 'the choir for all
-thir services:- -A' hearty invitation is ex=
tended to all. On Sabbath special offer-
ings will be received to help in defray-
ing the indebtedness on the church sheds
f-tdross• Centra
‘. —Monday', may
' Wedding bells ate ringing in, our burg.
--Hardy-Simpaion-of:Wingliainspenttlie.-
•:iveeketidat .
mr• Kenneth aleKenzie,
Purchased • neW -kerd rsiar,
tlamek,Strptherk,
made a•trip Lucknow Friday last:
Miss Lyle, Stanley, of Kinloss spent a
few days last week with friends here.
A number from here atteocled.Andrew
Arinsttong's• sale, Thesday of last week.
Mr. Walter Howe 'bought a driver
ftbin Mi. James Whitemaii, last week.
Mrs Annie McKenzie 000, 10 Kinloss
Called. on ftiende here Wednesday of last
week; .
M. Thoe. nerdy of Vtringhata spent a
lekv,tittY6 .at the lome.of
last Wedt. • ' •
Walter Itiehardann Jr. And AngUe Me
'Kenzie' beth haa the misfortune of losing
a ,hcifie last
Mrs. lohn MeHeraie arid a Ott visited
at ihe )10M6 of her brother Thom *Don.
It A* day i hutwek
.WRITES FROM ENOIAND
Huntley Oorcioni in England with tha
Clem/dim arinyi has written to 'his par-
ents, and apparently is enjoying English
intheliiiie and .ecenery itemensely. He
reports a splendid 'trip across the Atlan-
tic—fine weather all the way, little sea-
sickness and no submarines. 00 April
30th., the date of writing, the contin-
gent WS 19eated not far from Doier,
and in Very comfortable, quarters. They
had been proniked a whole week -leave
of absence to vieit any part of the wan -
try. Huntley decided UPOtt a fialt. to
Louden, ; • ' °
• tO getnif telhe:-C6htlifetirdlid 11,93'
front; he said there was a call for MOO
C'eattdian volunteers, po, that prospects-
. for an early move- were good.
Th treop, ship in which the contin
gent sailed WAS aCennaPariiet across the
Atlatitic by the crbisee "Cumberland"
Until shenehred the .danger zone when
tilie was allri'OlindediV a swarm of tor:.
•pede beat destroYerewhie4 Made iellt
possible for linbnittrine (co eonie within
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CHURCH' NEWS -
, . .
While the men of the Presbyterian'
Chinch at 13russela were•busy wish the
erection of their fine new church, the .
Ladies' Ani in tonriection were engaged
' in raising fends for the purchase of ,a
pipe organ fOt•the It.ew edifige, _The_in.-
strument cost 01,200, and, being install-
ed, was used for the list time in the
church service list, Sunday. .,
Anniversary services will be held in
SoutlasKinloss Presbyterian Church, on
Sunday, May ;30, when Rev. G. M.
Ditn'n, of Torontik(fornierly, • Of White-
church and Langside) will preach morn-
ing and evening; it is -expected that
Rev, D. A. McLean, Ripley, Moderator
of the congregation, Will cpridnet A Gae-
lic Service in the afternoon.
,
' Tau LEaskun. The meeting On Mori
-
day evening .was of a MIseionary nature,
Tee topic, "Our Record"—What shall we
make itl Was given both of the • record
-past and what we intend to make it for
futute years. Three excellent readings
'were given and also a solo.. The closing
remarks vi,ere linpromtu speeches lay. the
Ake presidents ()teach department on the
topic taken up. . -'
Next : Monday evening's meeting. will
be a visit from the Whitechurch League.,
Tiii. Gerraa.-LNearlye. dozen brief;
eheerful and nspirinreasayirbriLtrinany
young ladies made up the bulk'. of the
program at the Guild meeting Monday
evening. The Young—Ladiei''Bible
Class, Of veld& Miss MeCharles is teach:-
er. undertook respensibility for the even-
ing's program: Their subject was "Able
Workers" and eaCh letter in these words
was taken as the initial letter of a char-
acteristic Of the Able Worker which in
tern eaternade_thiLtutbject.A: .a two-
-
:ininfite essay; - 13einies the papers the
clits_s_ sangtwo_choriaies_ and . Miss- •LYItt•i
Little gave a recitatien. Next week s
ine,etiegyvitaheAeldmiLTuesday,i__ ,
even-
ing, in order, to aVoid, the 'holiday on 4'
Monday. The Social Comniittee will
have charge and the program will be of ,
•
a patriotic nature. . .
LATEST WAR NEWS
Though there is nothing of a very
seirational nature to report this week
in connection with the warA there. are a
numbrk of important developments. •
It is reported from Rome that the
Gernian and Austrian ambassadors to
Italy have asked for their paspOrta which
-means that their goverements will de•
•elaan war limn Italy, The Past week
his been a turbelant one.in Italy, votes
of riots having taken place because of
• the government's hesitation to make 'war
upon Austria. So war • there will tie,
Indeed Italian and. Austrian troops, hay,
VreaAty clashed; 50 Said to have he -en
killed and twice that nunabee wounded
.The Russian army in galecia, afte
'fingering defeat inthe greatest battle
ever Night in the world, has retreated
some DO or go miles and appears to , be
again. on its feat and holding the Ger-
man Austrian arniiea at niest -.points
41bng the 000-mi1efront. 7 •
• Lord Kitchener has announced, that
he has authorized the Use of ,poliseriene
gasses by 0,03d -tisk army in Flanclere,
4 as a owl* stroke to thr 9,einVing!,
sort to that meatui of fighting. There
has been hard fighting about 'Ypres'
throughout the week and General French
is able to announce very important age-
eesses, l'inther south the French are
able to report even greater victories over
the German forces; , •
Throughput the week the-•_A.vorld has
'-heen eagerly 'awaiting Gnrinani16, reply
to the United States note on the sinking
of the:Lusitania, It is reported.. from
Neiv York that the•IGerman Admiralty
has issued orders that subinairnes are
not to attack merchant vessels, ' Pending
negotiations with the United States.
This, if true, would -indicate that Ger-
many was going to give up its piratical
warfare: . . • . •
----Mucli-interestivas-taken-inthe-triPef
the-4,`Transvlviinite,the tirst big 'heel to
cross the Atlantic since the -destritetion
of the Ltisitania: .spite of German
threats the TransylVanut made the trip
safely, ,running into Leith, *.c.etia,nd,
Steed of toLiverpool,intended dest
tinktioll, • . •
DEATH OF MRS. WALKER
LUcknow. people were greatly surpris-
ed and shocked on Thursday of lag.
week was reported -th it Mrs.
John St. Clair Wallrer had passed away
4t_Toronto,—She had gone to Mich
ael's Hospital to undergo an operation
for the removal of an internal cancer,„
lant-'her strength; greatly impaxed by
Jong -was not .sufficient "ktAnd.
the strain, and she died while the .,eper-
ation was -in progress.
. Mrs: Walker, who in *tied Years of
poor health, was, alwaya. eheertul and
of a kindly disposition, had many Warm
fraends in-Lucknow by whorn *Me. witl
be greatly missed.
-
Tye vt as a 4/Mites„i WotaIlkheat%naBadj,dijikri
Gaunt, and was bern, On the Gaunt
infie:stertd;--121b.--connession-ofVia-
Wawanosh, in 1861. She lived with
her parents until 1896 when she and Dr.
Walker were married, knee which tithe
she has hied in Lucknow with the ex-
ception of a few years spent in Manito.
'••
Teeswater
' Tuesday, May 1,8.'
• Miss Grace Foveler . Spent Sund ay
With Miss MarY.Ritchie of Wingha,m.-
• .• Mr. Alex Watson,d. P R. employee,
takes up his duties at the other encl. of
, the linel next week. Mr; Watson has
been for many years a resident of Tees -
water and he and his estemible wife will
he sauched missed in social circles here.
dk,The Presbyterial s meeting here to,
day (Tuesday), the meeting in the even-
ing will be addressed by the Rev. John
Griffith returned missionary from China
Makking
Bailie Stothere returned
last week:
I Gracie Blake entertained a number of
her little friends Saturday. •
• Mrs. Jaa•Thompson, 'of Nile is visiting
relatives in this neighborhood. -
Thos. Roaeh of Kinloss visited his
neiee Mrs. N Shackleton last week.
• • Mi and Mts. P. Reid of Luckirow Vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Thos,./piderson, Tues -
•
7A-
•
b,ingle Copies ,8 eentif
fiRgEFUL.4
DESIGNS'. *
TRW MASS
• One design which 'is 'notice.
. ably prominent when, you kee
our Cut Giese display is our
Astor,beaiga, we ' are
ettre, yon will say is the most
beautiful you. la.ve ever seen',
and it is cut by the best vat-
-. ters Canada, each, tifeen
• bearing 'Trade Marlr. '
• Call and let ns show yod
some -of these fiecesi and we'.
are' sureyou 'will not accept
it# imitation. -
T. ARMSTRONG'.
Leading Jeweler and
Oiktician-
EVERYBODY'S- COLUMN
WE 's',11,L 1)4Y highest market price. for
horse hair. Ninsoka.sow's .1.not Gout s
•, Stroli•E., • 74-14-e•
14WD .01tAsS FARM WANTEII-Alasi,1.
„vvell formed, and plenty of water,
z2-4-trf•c. • John Joynt. '
34°AkkerasPlIfie4rItes..ija.Fililtirellg.insagaTat..?littvo.;
' Stout and Mutual Clomp &mai. '
Urr40-A.SXHO-ALi, -Banker Lucltio
, _ • ,
For Safe.
SALE.1-Barred ',Plymouth iteck oggo,
Uttinee Wattage. OeothiCS per ilui.en,
8.47t-t•e. • • 0..4. Oreer, Luc:know.
. •
yOftkl•-;read Corn for sale. at . the Red ..bleina
• tor...ear, -at Ainericae just arrived,.
_car it U. Shingles, 1).Siitutt•
Wain Deale
_ _
HOUSN AND LOT in the irilt!ge'of.laickno
• tort:Rite. ApPlv to •
,1-4-t•-te. • 0. a Towers.
,
BI.TS11 IbT FOR SAT,E.-0, acres bu5h, ZI•
• acres cleared, west bait Lot 14, tit: tiou... of
Wes0witwanosh: •
ltf luttchell, Lucke° w.
HOUSE EOR Arli Ott11ENZ:-N;"ery '06$y
, • anuncurvenient;- At present occutmea
.0..ttusiardsea. Apribr
:204-1) • . -4. Nbwton.„ .
Teronto I
where he spent: many years of :lira , •
life. 3fr....Griflithihome_is near_Listo,
-wet and he is personally known to many
of those attending the Presbyterial.
• The tenders for the •improvement to;
the Town'Hallwere opened list' week.
The lowest was for $4,9-00 which With
architects, legal fees, printing and ad-
vertising will bring the cost well over
$5,-000-. -Othertei-Rters werUf bver-
50,000. It would be necessary to leave
the bricks off the outside ta come d�wn
near.the onginal estiinate of 1000: .
-St -,lieleas
•
•• ---;-Tuesday, May lath
Mlsolina-Glark-is-spen1ieg 'a. few.
. weeks visiting friends m Westfield.
VfIss M. Irwin, ot Lucknow, spent
Sunday with Mr..and Mrs 'Frank Irwin.
• The Rev. Mr. McLaughlan, of Strat-
ford,,preachedin gt. Helens on Sunday
last. •
•• We ueclerstand that Mr. James Pur -
don is at present laid up with blood•
poison, in his hand; •, • " •
14 Quite 'a number from around gt. Hel-
ens attended the tnneral of the lite Mrs:
Vaiket:OfZuektfow,----On-Ztiliffaffilfri
Bev Mr;kackintesh,,also Messrs . -Z.:
Miller,•George Webb and Miss- Mary
Rutherford are in Teeswater te-day at-
tendingAlre-Woineir-'s:PreshyterialCon
• vention. •
AtedYCe
—Wednesday, May 19th,
Mr. 1111108 Leaver -has cornmenced •
the dement work on Mr John Webster's
ne*Mr11.9V11.8eDoyle. has rented the old Staf-
ford Win and has placed number 'of
tine tattle On it to pasture,
'Mr. ittitles bow tt/la a PAW' of Sae
babvbeef. cattle OM day 10,014 one of
them, at ia•tinoptlis old, Weighing 1.000
pounds.' •Neittl •
We Are sorry to heart:hat, Daniel Ma-
tin, whOlias been on the sick list, is not
'improVing as rapidly as tne people in
this vicinity would like tti iteek •
;50 AEWARD
reWard of i150 is herebyoffered to
the man who 011 the .evening Of Sunday;
April 25th.• last, gave David Bean, son
of the late Robert . Bean, of Colborne,
a tide fill's. buggy from near -Dunlop -
to--GaTtclerieli, and later the same night
&Olio him from Goderieh to his father's
home near Carlow.
• The reasd_u,.for thi . advertisement is-
-filat-DilVialdefinli7liatite is -being eon,
netted ivitlierder-a his"-fither,
whiehtook place -that name..nightrAhOut-
_,TIZcloel. on tne read between
'Loyal and Carlow.'and to make it clear
that DiVid Bean hadim connection what-
-ever-With-thdboccurrenasitig-nestrahie
that the person- who drove him should
--make himself-knoWrr-N"lvithout delay and
so clear David Bean ef ,any suspicion
which may now rest upon hint •
-The reward will be paid *lien the
pereon makes ,himsellknewit-- and gives
-
a stateinent as ta his moVethents that
night. • '
-The evidence 'discloses. that David
Beanand the innn who drove .him, as
mentioned above, spoke that night to
two men in Goderich from the buggy in
'which they were driving; on the Square,
-between'thettillsli arebabge•-aed7,-re&
ford hot -,14 about-phoisedeal, and tilted
men art earnestly veipi_entetiLtil 1110
'themeelves • known VS the said David
Bean or to the undersigned, and to them.
Alma switablereward will
M. O. CAmBlaOlst,• _
Solicitor for David Bien
20 -5 -t -f, Ilarnilton Street, Goderich
•
AVMS Ji ALLIN
EyESIGH'r SPECIIAIUST
'will, be at •
Oarnet Armstrong's
Drug Store •
• 'Porn it to
• •
Thursday, May 27th.
Eyes Tested and
quilts Stiptilied
•••----o,statert-mark;:ityain-jiitebf*iie
• v
.FARla FOR 8AL}.1.-,The Atiministi.NA'kekt
10iii 1,
knalerich, in vac Uouuty of ifurottpuillisa
• 'woman, deecasek taffeta fur side inert) owa
,a.or 10,...RM. 4, West 'W:kwaflOS11, lim
pturiekt•Sr isiotxutced 14:miles xr0ak .tueit- •
now antt Wales from fat; -aieunis.all/8 •
•floarntnietipaiilisost Lv•fteaus:av.nearsit .0;tt.st.o.boeiteqviportluvti..iui,c,•
giv'Ishcuenll tia; 10 iw1e, 'lje•itachrazost:h;'.'4'41;'g,u400rt
hhaosusaegi goabarentasra juodaindr,Ivialinagillae.tild.-;14.1istat ftsattl•uo,si
connizion'for mixed waiter. Iurcnt:1,'
pin:oculars apply to 1. J. •Ityail. tiodertinit
untario, Admimstaliter; Or r0J.1'7;. Aguew,
Real Zstate Dealer, Luenno w; or to .ercea-.•
toot, Killotan G Vreuctf,00c..figlicitors lee. •
Administrator. (Women. 20-6,t-f-Oat24.',..
•
Tenders VVarited4 ,
Port,ountgra worttr.rox 'Intmen. am ST. 11itt,g15.1i
Sealed.TenderS Willbo received by the under.
signed up to 5 o'clock, May -am., at per Mule
yard actual contents.- 'renders wan be• opcnect. .6 •
um) autir'lutor al. 6c - ileums, Abutments, 14,1„ne A
' mixed 1 tO 6 (11414nIlitin UV 101- 11-011)
Ited amount of elean.atene with not, less taunt
inches or concrete ruling between.sItior 0 , '••••
be coinpused oil to 4 reedit &Usu. , Contractor
Lo de all necessaiy.exclivabingi.:•etraveitttrlase-
ect by 0Orporation. Ad allgieS•t0 Pe•reiruorped -
With old ken. VILLA and -estunate or nutteriat
dm."47- °Iietliseel'essn'a,tte,,"11:14:111.tearIPiltSe.odnl,°Liqueedh"norWa.:103;e4Iriu:
West Wawanosil, hbfy 15, 1915,
_
Court of Revision •
A. court will be held for the Revision of As:-
sessniont Roll 01 1110 village'of Lueitnew for the .
year A. D. 1915 in the council elminuer., 'town
DaittdauckneW oii the2TEXAlay ot tuts May
Inc hour ask): M. 10 aeur_auttilotermine-all -
einnplaints =ado against said Assessment Holt.
AU parties having business at the -said 00111%
are hereby notified to govern theinsolve sae,
oor4ingly, •, •
ated-at-lineknew-this 15th. ('101Mart
20-54 _ E.
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. . .
•court of Revision- -of Assess:,
• 4 — •
meat Rolf---
Dairsuant-to-tAnt-Statute-in--that-behnlerat—.
Ootirt o Revision. of the AsessIncnt ltoll
the•ManicipalitY of the Township Of E-inloss
will be held' in the TOwnship Hail ifIolyrood, ou • '
Tuesday May: 25tIt 1915 at p O'clock in the fore-.
noon. •
• ' •-• , 'TIUSITAMfitiltmr.. (fierk:
Dated •NiatI3tli .1915 •
Notico to Crectior,s. _
- •
In the Matter of the Rstate . of Sohn
Green 'Murdoch; late of the 'Village
• --.0.-lackanyln-tiniOotttitYbiliitet----„,
- Merchant;Daceasect7.---
- lic-otkets-hetety.siven that all Vex:sena Oast-- ---,-
fug any claims or demandi . against the. late .
Jona ureen Maratielt, who died 00 Ot 0built
thaTwenty-lirat:day of rebritary,'A.
t ho Vinagoof Lucknow irrtke PrilVinee °Pon-
tarie, Inc required to send by post prepaid ov , •
to deliver to the Undersigned., ,6'elieltor herein
for Emily Jane Aliirdoch," AdminiStriitrjx. n+!
the propo rty of the said Jetta Green .11furdoeh.
their names and itddres.sca ata Lull particalarA- •
In Writing of their clalins and statements ar
their ikeeolints and the nature Of the seatirit les
if any, held by them, duly Verified by affidavit
And take notieo that after' the l‘venty,116.11
dayef May, A. D. 1915., the Said 1,1mily June
MOrdoch will proceed Co .diStribilte the 11.§els
ot thap11111 deceased hinting the persons mili.
ed thereto, having regard only to trio olefins et
whielt she shall then have bad notice, and that
tho said Endlyilnineldttridoth will not be liablu
for the said aSsets or ltriy part thereof to any
.personS of whose chin* she •slIttlt not thee here
reeelved notice. This tintitin IS given pursuant
40-theAtiltateinl4uttellitlf. • -
Dated At'LliehhOW thIS Fatirth clay di Way,
A. E. 1915: I
P. A.1Vraleoinnen. •
Selieltor, for the said Enifly Jane Mottle -eh.
'OA • .
1
Iligliest Cobh Price paid. fee hots° han1.-411.
Blitzstain. next tlOOr WeSt of The &Minot
°nice; Lucknow. • 2044,4,
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