The Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-05-20, Page 55
T111.1Ysia7, May 20th, I5
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BRUCE COUNTY NEWS
Norman Robertson, treasurer of tbe
County of Bruce, is Villiting hi* SOO,
Di. If 4 r r y Boliertion* Oluirleriton,
West Virginia.
Mr. and Mr* Jaime Whiteman*
ith. tom, Oulress, announce the mar.
risge of their :eldest:daughter, Itayger.
et, to 'William ?I. Revd, of Swift Cur.
rent, Seek«, formerly of Dundalk Out.,
villich took pliMe in -the Presbyterian
NA080. Swift Current, Thursday, April
• .:49t1i«. Rev. Dr. Nichol effleiating.
A•Gerteall. whO is said to. liave 44.
ed rather jubilant in Durhernover the
• J00$ of the Lusitania, kr* foul of. lin
,t rnglishman on Monday who badly
'beat him.pp for upholding 4: •eritne
that nearly all the world condemns.
The Town Constable later tOok the
roan in charge and ran hirn into init.
• It is petiSible that he, • will later' he
interned.
• Ausibi Grans -dent the only Walker
ton ni,tin to enlist 'with the first • coat
-tingentilid, get to. Fransn'110-'fari-iS.
• reported :dead in Prance. Re „died
from wounds received in the battle Of
• Langerualek.. In all 11 Walkeitonians
enlisted With, the first:contingent .but
;some were .rejeettid at Valcartier,
others were:sent W.:Bermuda. -Gkns-
•" den alone went tcMfigland.. Ilo was
a. blacksmith by trade? abont.:20.:yeara
;Of lige- and -unmarried. - -
Itexall Orderlies Make you feel One.'
yea will eel better , and. 1ive longer " if
yeli'll keep your bawels regular by the
• oe atdotial use of Rexall Orderlies.
• • A Fidirrida PASTOR, -litintoti Aik
• en, ppstor of the Vela Mooresburg
• Circuit for the :year ending June 30th,
" 1914, joined the el st • contingent and
went to the front when war brolteout.
'11-e naaainiong,the iyou mied. at- the
battle of langemarek. In a letter to
• liis brother, Albcut, at AlJenford, be
said: hope to be Able to do my bib
, before T return." -The opportunity
carne to Win to do his bit sooner 'than
'he expected, Is a man of One
'11hYsaloO and un'ess wounded in a_
will doubtless recover, at
• least his friencis ler) he may.
MLR BIG, SiNic FrOta.-,-.The .Com-
mittee appoiteci by 'the County "Oman -
• Mr to inyestigute the sinking road an
the boundroy between 'Cultoss and
Turnlyerryy, reported that this road.had
settled down conSideribly,. and about
• 100 :feet of the:kayo-red-pit-ion ottlie
.rO,IdwaY. Was .9.6vered.Atii, onitfoet
wateeAn. epee .drain, constructed
several 'years.. ago to Carry offth.0 water
Which acCumnlated there, had .been
Allnwed to become filled in, .and .it is
thought' by cleaning out this ditch and '
allowing thowater to , run off, the
". highway: will dry up andlieoriinegolid
• again. -
-
endelson'S
rjr- Goods Stare
•
Ye' raper Ilk * trial
be bait Monday when it W46 toioPoil•
ed to try a nuin's eitaity on the tosti.
many et hie neighbdre, a local livelier
objected, on the ground that it would
be unfair to anybody to have to de!
pend ou the neighbors'. opinionof
their mentality in or ler to keep out of
the &triton« And hew true .is this?
Row many new reaming at large
would he oecupying a padded cell if
what their neighbors thought of them
could prevail? Probably '111104 people
are foolieb, but seldom t(re they as
loony as their neighbors think. ,Few
PeOPIO' wettla bo out of themad house
if it were left for thole neighbors to
vouch for their wisdom. it WAS dead
.ed in this ease to 14 two Walkerton
doctors examine WO MM, a3 to 1114
sanity, and not leave him to the tea?.
der merciei. his v,4010-' °r-9'7.'" Braa
. C
Times.
ROnT IN allnicrawkv.4lugh NJohol
a. farmer living in Paisley, was serious
IP injured inn runaway; accident last
week:. Re WAS Working withhis team:
clearing: away sOnie,fenee dcbris, and
wiirtliterWeenie-b&rde on ihe
of the wagon, when an auto.ctune OVee
the„bill. The team took fright and ran
towards the fence. In hs Worts to
step :the •animals gr. Nichol WAS
knookeddown and the,. wagon passed
'over hiniii.•;-The'oneopants of the ear
'stopped and .did what they 1°00 'do
in the way of atfendiog t� the injured
Mani -ProduelOOdecterinleo a,vallichr
and .stktAtit .to convey him 'holm,.
Mr. Nichekleftoleg was broken in
two places above the knee, and'in the
right leg there was n long out that re -
(tinted •numerous stitches. To Mr.
Nichol the accident is a serious mis
fortune, as he will be incapacitatecrfor
work for at least the whole 'summer,
eo that lie will he unable to attend to
'Lig-feral Crops* or do teaming •
the,, •
municipalities of Bruce County follow
the Daylight saving plant asks the
Mildmay Gazette. The people of the
United States are now beginning to
realise the absurdity of lying , in bed
in_the ninths. during
hours of daylightin th, morning and
then seek recreation ancloontinuing to
prowinholiket.night in the hours of .
dal keess, and As a consequeece„ what is.
termed "Daylk bt Saying" by-laws are
being passed in numerdus towns and
-Cities, both in Canada and, the ' States,
These by laws provide_fer
forward one hour of the hands of all
.eloaks-in-the inuideipality,-.Thiestartr
'work and business life in the town a d
city One hour earlier in the morning
and gives anoidditional *hour (f, day-
light in the evening in which the youth
and beauty • employed.: in -offices_ and
stores can 'seek rem eation or pai•ticipate
in athletic sports, the. bowlers can play
•npon the.green, or inthe ease of the
proud hmseholder can be 'devoted to
• 'the garden or lawn -Or to -beating ear
.t3 wifey. -There .would also be a
saving light, electricity, gas and oil
which is. an . item worth considering.
These are only a, fevr-of the.advantages
to be derived &writhe adoption of such -
a measure, Paylialit &tyke). by Jaws
were put into effect in several towns
and cities, lase-- year- and everywhere
was pronounced a areat sums% and is
being putin force again this year. Other.
towns are now followine suit -and day-
light saving is being ad"opted in many
-municipalities in 'Ontario. this suihmer.
,
We are offerirgr, big bargains-,
ings of all fancy colors,
enibroidered, and .
• Ladies" distunies, the best
of goOds;:satin lined, latest.
make. Regular price $18
for sale lit $8.75.. •
,
linen fiiney
• Make. Regular price $1:50
for sole at %/Cents. .
*bite embroidered :Wastes
lawn and, Voil.
;141dies.house 1?r•Ases, aim:
aria .Aprons and Chiidrens
'Dresses of niee. 'checked
• goods and fancy Make.,
i7 Middy Bleuses and all tinds• '
nf ladies! sunimer:wear,
AlsoT-a• eomPlete stook of
'Gents' fiiini.shings.. •
-4YIendeIson's. --
Dry Goods Store
trewe
-Monday, May 17th
touis left Friday for Detroit:'"
'Mr. Free of fourth cop. was ground
last week taking Photos. •
Mr. R. Curran 'made hitt -usual trip to
LlicknOw on Saturday last. • .
Miss Ida Hackett is atPresent visiting
her sister Mrs. B. Trealeaven;
Miss Ida MeQueid is -at present em-
ployed at the home Of Mrs. M. Shackle -
Mrs. Richard Johnston and Mrs. Wni.
Blake ef Mafeking, visited, here on Sun-
day.., • , •
Mr. Sid. Gibson of Sash. visited* his*
sister Mrs. Win Warn* a few daYs
last week. . • .
A number 'from,ht.re attended Abe
concert in Dungannon last Wednesday
_evening._ _ _
• Many -women with disfigured complexions
never seem to think that they need an occasional cleansing
.....insidiLes:_wilLwinds.._eils-Lilits Internal -
bathing shows itself in spotty, and endow complexionS-as,
well as in dreadful headaches and biliousness. It's because
the liyer becomes eluggish,-and-watite matter accumulates
which Nature Cantot remove without assistance • The best
, . , • •
• remedy is Chamberlain's Stomach andLiver Tablets', which
stimulate theaVertehealthyactiVity, remoVefermentation,
' gently cleanse the stomach and bowels andlone the whole
digestive system. Sure, safe and reliable. tTake one at
• night and you feel bright and sunny in the morning, Get',
.ChaMberlam's today -druggists 25c., Or by mail from
. Chamberlain Medicine Comeeny, Toronto
• .
• 0,_ealtiliCuthorlied $5,000;tior
,Dapltat Paid up $3,000,000,
vitamin* .S8,760,000.
;
PUTTING AWAY
SMALL sugp.
In our Savings, bepaitineat rid can, pit'
away smolt minus, and while waiting
'your tall they win draw intereet.
' LUCKNOW BRANCH,
IL A. •GliiEftSit, Manager.
prarvw.•-..
?nil LIM
--Tuesitth NAY l
11 envy Ferrier /hilted in Cheeley las
Week«
Beattie Blaekwell has finished the
fonndation for his mew bowie,
Miss Acti Daniels, of Millarten, is
visiting friencle around Dervie.
James Arnold has purchased a fine
new driver from David Sturgeon.
Wilmer Geddest of Xhsieseo
week with hie WISP Duneart Quest.
John StU,rgeeir reeeiVed a fine bunch
01 ehickene freni Weewater kat Friday
t
Miss Cynthia Stewart, of Millarton,
spent %few days with Misairene Black -
Bros., of Riple,took some*
cattle from around our burg, the past
..y.
, Cleorge Nowa hut- purchased a An
new boOeY, and now takes quite A few
drives of A Sunday eveniug.
Arbor Day was observed in MOO of
Mir schools CR Friday hist, as the pre-
vious Friday turnedent. rainy.
17:gromer,:.af,..Stratfordi:lenewed,o1
:aequaietances around ourburg« gierY•
One Wag- glad to, see him maim
AY1MOr `Scott,' who has been attending
the Univereity in Termite the 'Mt year,
,is training with:the .voliditeers, .
, tinsniith,' Of • Ripley; hag
been:TWO busy lately renovating ,00X
cheese factory and pleparingit for *0
• Theinanyfriands'bf Adam Cooke will
be glad'to•knoW he is -somewhat 'better
in bealth. than lie bas heel? ;the last few
:weeks.: ' .
Labia are reniinded that the Patriotie
Club, «Meets ire •Bainton's Hall every
l'huledly, and eiteryOne Will the Made
weledine. •,
We are to • have Frank. Colwell
settling near our burg, but are in hopes
that he will soon have a housekeeper to
eheerhinnup. •
Kir Agnes AraOld.'fif Toronto, spent:
ii'conOTOOf weelrg,with, friends around
BerVle, ,Her Many friends welcomed
her- back again, ' , • .
.Tbare orie.young.man who visits on,
the §onth Line who ,iiays it would be
quite Jot better if his attractions on
that -Nue were-a-littre--m-efoier. .Yet
we ap net think he is complaining at all.
;,
• Oar cheesemaker, Frank Watts,
iiimieed his duties on _Monday morning
and evelything seems in • a flourishing
condition«. Mr. Watts comes to Bervie
with a One reputation, and the people
will de well to co-operate with him this
season. to'make the busineasasuccess.,
' Mr. Pengelly, book agent, Made a tour
of our -burg tritely taking-- orders; • *MOW
of our villagers invested sonie Of their
pin money in his goods. He specialized,
in books of prophecy. and accounts of
the present war. Tbe books'on the war
were in d'erinind, as everyone is anxious
to get itifermatien of the great conflict.
" Ai44 Tata WAIL -Everyone .these
times 18 the present Eurc•Nan-
war. When the turmoil of war is so
, great as it iinOw, oee'S thoughts natur-
e y_tnyri to the canadians in the. fight
and perhaps more so 03. any, who may
have been With hs only a , few molitlis*
age. When it conies to voinoteer8 the
village of Berviemay well be t proud, of
its, contribution go far. John Moore, Jr.;
son of John Moore, of our village, 18 is the
Only boy of One neighborhood in the first
contingent. _Attain Fazelthas -niade-, a-
gteat• sacrifice in the giving of. three.`of
14ainsdS,°'al)ns*idAW4rtsloaen,;4w14Yhia'-usbTenjtijraiEnningg7
at Guelph. Surely no one can honestly'
soy they do not feel in favor of helping.
Belgian relief funds or any war ,fund
'whenhnedreds of pareriM in our empire
are making Just suck seenfices as. this '
Avery day.. Other Berm. boy who. are_
in training are John Cstrom,
Biala and Joseph OPrter. When, we think,
of our own friends' taking- such an active
part in kie present struggle . it inspires
US with a Still greater dread and a hope
Of a coming satisfactory' peace fr.v. all
concerned, so*, that the cruelties now
practiseci in warfare will soot' be a thing
cif the past. . -
BRITINI ORME
COES BIG CHECK
-Pali e Comment on Work
ef SHOO First Army...Common.
ADP Praises Orltieb Irayary
•
44 ZOOM May 17-tr1r lobn Frew,*
reported lag °Our first army
too Made -a eimeeesful attack between
fRieheboureamoue. and Veitubert,
breath* the enemy's line over the
greater port of two-mile front« The
atm,* eorailleneed at Midnight, 10 -
the seittli of RichehOUrg-L'AVoue,
TIMM
Fr- .
; 47,
Pagn
A branch of the. Ontario Brother.
hoed of Threshermen will be ergaeizod
at Niringhani tbia SeileOn.,
1 0. L IOckoon:late of the Sterling
Bank%Winnipeg le the new manager of
the branch of that bank at Goderich,
succeeding Andrew Porter, Wile regent
IY got &government appointineut.
'Mi., and Nee. William Palliser, of
aoilerieh, received word on Monday
last week that their only son, William
was killed in battle in Prance. The
'where we earrieiPtive:enecessive lines •
or Gernisin bresetworks on a front of swerigh.
NO yards. A, mile further' tO ttie. „
south: another attack, delivered- at -In rittlitenn, Rex the Past ten years a
(lawn. earried 1400•7,firda Of German meichant Of Do npg(tritZuhrndrio,l7y, ozt,
front line trenches. We pushed his bisinese t
ranidlY on, extending, .our*sueceou 600 sVarlahe, both. of that "silage, who
We crossed the Veetubert-Quinze road tfl P 'tee June sr" •
'and advanced nearly A mile late the . Special Services commemorating the
german line, The fighting eolittunea li6th. anniversary of the,establiehincut
in. our favor. nroughoat the (lair our of Willis Church, ClintOn Were held
brave troops fought splendidly, At, • • •
yonng man was well kilown Armin
o rnagralong tbe d GtOermthLiountenhehheysibuotOert have ferimedja partinerspipt Tee ebange
.VpreiralI ku-s-b-eengiii-etler the las
48 hours. Elsewhere. •on the trent
there is nothing to sreport." „
'• The Paris Midnight official eQm-
ments, that the- Br1nsh advance In
Meted. on, the Germans a Redone
check," and continuesDuring the af-
ternoon to -day repulsed at Ste0141-.
:.Sn'aate . with . complete success
fourth Gertima counter-attack. A We
have held all the positions' -won „yes-
: terday .anct consolidated our gains, of
whIch, the violent efforts of Die enemy'
' Arras we ' the importance. !NO* of
Arras we "have carried' 'out several
actions designer' to. consolidate our
new front driving the enemy from,
• several points to which they had beenf
Our troops showed in these:
band -to -hand struggles the greatest
energy and- tenacity. We have gained'
200. metros on the -slope which de-
scends from the plateau. of Lorette.
Near Souches we have taken. some
more houses, North ot Neuyille we -
exploded a German captured balloon.
Our aviators *bombarded the tranwer
statiop at Somain.
"in •Ohampagne an action which.
was entirely' local .brought us a bill -
bent SUPOeSS. During. the night of
-Saturday-and- Sunday the °near ex.--
ploded a mine behind our first; line.
Eight companies of Germans .at once
chargedand established_ a rooting in
one salient: On SUndaY two counter-
attacks were carried out. with Much
EiPirit with the bayonet and gren-
ades; we retook all the positions: In.
the -trenches and on the -parapets we
-.err Sunday -Mat
ringer, Moderator of the :general' Asa;
Maly' preablied morning. and evening
• • "Pbeause suitable peemniea.eould .not.
, .
be found in Wroxetter„'" in which..fn
carry on the pubIieLltion .of the news.,
ePd414) tbr.r0-tterrPieri,1,1, teibneget'ttat'Wtob"rol'bt'cl:°*4'
• halt
roiver,awaYi The piper AVilthe published
as usual, •' ••• -
If childrenare =feverish ..ilght
:laxative Ake ReXall•Ordetlies,:whicli•of-•
ten remOveS• 'the ,cause. Sold only; by
The Rexall Store, 10c, „ 25c. and Nc. box-.
The ladies 'of -St. Peter's Cliureh,
,Goderich, Worked a pleasant Surprise'
On their pastor 'Rev, lather McRae,
recently. He had just Moved into ins
new residence and the ladies, ADA little.
surprise ,party, presented -him with .a
,"abOwerl of _household linen, rugsete.
A 'QOM WeRniNde-Toek place at
St.. Andrew's Manse, Winkhani, on
Wednesday event* of last week when,
Mr. Alex.' Daildson, of that town was
united in marriage* With Mrs. Maude
Riende,.of the,l3Ineitale-road,' The
cereniOnY Was performed by Rev. Di
Perrie. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson will
reside
l
'-stso
re4taetbe m'eriut
thsalaluirs aierbadf '
Inthe •recent
great Ypres battle 'there apnerire the
name of Lieutenant Ralph • Latta as
Wounded. Lieutenant Latta enlisted
tound. more Jiien 3.,,e(to .boig*, of .„_with•the first contingent in Vancouver,
, — Wen Of the
. - .
'late John: attaiceriteltersreitb, 'near
Chiselliurst, and was 'men on the tam
now owned and oecupiedby Mr, Shivin,
‘. The Kirby:Brussels lawsuit - over a.
drain (depute, has cost that
gas, Inunici-
UUILII OL Tpres,since Slitudirpalitythe tidy sulitef.$654.53 for 1
'gal expenses' and, whieb with the $2Q.
awarded; the plaintive by the court *Ll.
mak o. $04 thetOwn• will have to plank
down. Kirby's legal, expenses ;Which
have to he paid by Brussels; amounted
pulsed. at, most places. On "bah sides to $277.15 andthelegal expenses of
ofthe ridge of the Lo'rette Hilie and the tevirn to $377..38, . •
at Soucha, as well AS at NeuvIlle, . Retrans. ON ELuEvALE EDAM -The
t mu. or Arras, the French' renewed Hymen Expositor is responsible for the
their attacks- -which-hrOke dewn.• Underng: "We are afraid there. are.
eur fire." .
liombardsorne bad poung And. the.
.
,'.Itotterdnin Germans
fi
Northern part of this county. One day
reMrs,J.Henclerson, of Wing:
troops '• in .pnrsuance . of a further de- him, • Was ?married to Alex. :Davidson,
tarieined erfcrt • to break the British a_nes,rby'farmer.-..--A Constable had to
'lines at-Y.1,r s'Via the road from St.
Julien. During Saterday and Sunda*. he 0010.#) iler. bop* the - same even,
the fighting was fierce; ' The ..pres-
i 'A large, gioklia4. gathered .with
sure on the , allies probably would u!l'uWrIug rams, guns and‘other iestru-
.
have bOen still greater. hut for the : menta.of torture to chariVari the coup-
s); id counter move by the allies le. The telephone wires had been cut
CurthCr to the north at ,Steenstraiite so that word could not be gottenbbrogh
.mhe Germane had-toforThe-feratilidliiiii strewn:
'ush up ..reinforcements' which Were with mita to impede :the - progreas of
badly needed *t. the same moniettt for', .
their 1 urea :.ett t. t Lille the Ger- anyone rur A . . _ anyone coming e rescue. Before
th
mans are working fewriOlY to the Officer could arrive 'someone had
strengthen' its fortifications. They given' the alarm and the crowd. had dis'-
i*iieve that Lille is tTlites-s'ooulltelycitililrge. at!. ,hpaerssoecdc.1:11TTelhiisinii the third outrage that
the allies' ',offensive, this district during the
fease • Works are already under the A The cOuple who. Were married
fire, of the hea,Vy British gang. • '
• Prremyel Defended' , ate among the. most highly respected
London, May 17 -Berlin reports. -in ,that section. " ,
'In the eastern theatre: The Rol- lielioN pagaintillaY.-At the May
sian advance ' Was „easily repulsed in meeting of Huron Presbytery held at
the region of Shavli and 1,500 prison. Clinton on the •11th' init.,. the • follow-
ers taken.•the Dubssa iver in leg resolution was passed: "That. We,
Riunda_a small division, of oar-
rooes were ferced to retreat before • the members- of the Preshyteryof
trong Russian forces. _Further -south:, JinronailthiS our first legidar Meeting
t EJarge:a the Russians ' were re- subsequent tothe degree of Doctor .of
1.:sen..• on 'both tides of the 'Omulow • Divinity upon Mi Colin Fletcher b
Darlin'a
-Berlin, May 17 -Main headquarters,
reported yesterday: "In the western
theatre: Strong enemy forces have
been attapking our positions „past of
the canal at Steenstaaate ;and Het-
afterneen withouCregard to their -.own
losses; • Ali their. attacks were re --
pulsed. Seuth of the :English:
made reeeated` infantry attacke after
ample preparations by the -artillery.
These attacks already have been re -
.,Tiverton
-Monday, May 17.
Natle-Mathesen,L-Sundayed at -home- t
this week. '
NI Blair and -son Nei: ,t3
son mototed to Port 'Elgin this week.
..There is some word of •our minister, B
•
Mr. Poulter, being moved this year, but 1
Wo hope he will be. allowed to remain
- •
'Mrs. John Rowel -is inipreving in
health. Rer mother, Mrs. Klein,: of
Georgetown; hanbeenr.withAer, nlso her
Sister from Owen Sound.
The people- of the Baptist _church aro
dintedFand
• hold -service in the IVIetkodist char& for a
- -the-next-three-or-four Sundays- . tn
trong Russian night attacks resulted the Senate of 'Knox Cellege, . Toronto,'
a failure
"In . the south-eastern theatre: bereby °apt°, to bun eii- Ines
. t cordial
oath east of Przeriil and ahnig the congratulations -on -hisreceiving- the-
f4tryj and at Stanis:a0 the Teuton bonor so worthily bestowed., Not only
ellies continu,their advance . on the do we regard the distinction as a -fit
loWer...San •sonthward . from .PrZemysl- ting-lecognitionlay• his Alma Mater of
the enenly is resisting our advance." wide scholarship, fine executive, gift-
gi-itain Rtoe thiLikt • ea leadershipamepre-eininentpersonal
-yaw; but --viie Also properly esteem -If
teliacii- -1VIii- '16 --Th at
ees" reperiii: 1•Dhrint the 'past 'week as an honor conferrecl on the Presby -z,
ere have: been 'Mani, -afar& in die' territeelt-br thin- cailifig-and
The gifirrniii--1,nor eague of the Meth-
odist Church: are •quilting a gnat they
pieced themselves under the directions
of Mesdame&POulter-fted-; 1/
Our village. will be muci- improved
this year with a new cement sidewalk
. from the cemetery hill, 'north, 'Owe to
Bfireeido hid; South, This surely will be
tt good move for the council.
• lig,,ivrne Tivtaxor.--R. N. •Blair
having sold out his business to A. Nel-
son, is leaving for London, Ont., where
Jia will carry on much the same line of
business -in company JAI -
Of that Bair -In ueh
'missed in and around Tiverton, he with
luswiteand _family -having --lived here
for the past 16 years. He has been clerk
of tbe-svillagefor the put 9 or TO Years,
also served as councillor and on: the
school board, He will also he missed
from the churelni•-, Mr. Blair and family
wll rentain in Tiverton tilithe close of
the sehool term. . , -
DnAtn 'Mat Mato/JAIL-4V° are
very sorry indeed tahave to relate the
sad demise of a much beloved citizen in
the, person of Mrs. «1, A. McKellar, who;
after much suffering, born with a pat-
ient, cheerful, Christian spirit, fell asleep
ou Saturday, May 15th, at ler home
here. All that loving hands could do
was done for her, there being • a trained
unrse by her bedside night and day for
several weeks, but her work here was
ended and she was need6c1 tip yonder.
Much sympathy is felt for the sorrowing
husband, two sons and onedaughterieft
to mourn the IOSS Of a 0104111 wile and
roving luother Zer.reitrone: were had
to ,rest the Tiferteu 0400)1,0
Mend ; '
r wbreli invariably resulted in our oozing on xecord riiiir'Sincerest con-,
favor, -Severe'. -German- machines gratulation& to Dr. Fletcher -rind* the
have been brought' down by our aero- congregations of Thames net
pp" and- stitt.-alseraftt.g- wn, werejoicewith them in his
of • Our niaahines have been hit. and fruitful ministiy in that charge for
forced to de eend. but this has not
been brought about by the exiemg's the past thirty-seven 'years, and pray
airmen,. but by the gun and rifle fire that both he and Mrs. Fletcher may
tiain the ground," - - -beg:pared to. continues their splendid'
service. in this portion of - the Master's
• This Liner Saw. No .Fon • Vineyard and for the Church. at large
tiVerpoot, May- 17—The Anietican for many happv. years to come"
liner Philadelphia arriVed in port
yesterday all wel4. Messrs, Iteid, Argo and Dr net
No submarines ober, with their elde-rs we're appointed
were sighted on her voyage from Nevr-!--.
The-,.raptatip took vittatitio-iii- committealAiPfurther•theinterests•of
while 131[114111g thrthigirtlii war zone, tkie Agettaild itifikin:ministers "wid:
liciWever, all lifeboats being_ sWung, evts nntLorphans..,funds:....withire the.,
. bounds. The congregation of Kiwi
o c , was given eave te
borrow $5,000 to provide for the in- ,
• Ofidon, Mir; -1.,--The Atameiation stallatieri t)t a near.olytp,'71fhe" atter:
of 'rrettrontY vewele workers Yester- noon session was occupied with' a con- .
day decided upon _a gencril strike. of----fitrettee „ati the---subj
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he Busy Hardware Nouse
PHONE 06 YOUR WANTS
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A Goal and Wood Ran6e
With a HIGH OVEN
rialLaiNitsri
Are you wondering what Would be a $04tie Gift
.fior the, June Bride? Now is,the time to look over our
,stocleof fine Stove Ranges, . Silverware etc.
' There is nothing ore appropriate *hap ouK., 'New,:
Stove with the Elevated Oven. • .
‘if,you are 'going to Paint, .see us' about quality of
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Paint and Prices. • We have both.
• We have a complete stOck ot Sereen Doors. Harn-
mocks, -Lawn Mowers, ' Garden Tool; . Churns, Attli
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Cans and all -kinds Cf Pails. .
Cleveland -Coil Spring Wire
Poultry Netting; • Portland Cement
Ford Auto Casings 50.x 554 in.,. only $1240
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wn-AiNc. PLEASE-:
Our Millinery, Department
Invites You Here.
Our display of Trimmed "Millinery was much
'•-• admired on -opening' days, The styles for this -
seascin is good and the prices are 'reasonable.
Give Miss McInnis a call when you want a new
Sprint; Hat. Her aim is to plea,se, she has the
very'best to choose from.
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-WeIhavejuust receid
Silks in blacks, sand, battleship_igrey arid otfie,r
new shades.' ,-
aincoats for Spring.
See our Ladies' R.aincoats., A special at $5 oo.
We have a good assortment of Men's Raincoats
at different prices.
'WILLIAM CONNELL
We take B• utter and Eggs: •
.; looemok,0,0**.itarsa
sr..4..mmw.m.‘rwrftrw7mievarffeie""
ecial Bargains 111
Until -the—end-of Aay
Now -is'the time to Z•113;' Misses .Sh5-es-',--fr.)Y-the
, balance of this inorith we will .place on
es range -T0111-11-10 2-, '
Biuonand prices
MieSes Kid Blucher'and Buttori„regular prices 2.00
--- church G deri h ' 1
Lohdon Has Dar, Strike
the county couneil„ trainway men Of
London why -are members,. Service
has been sespended,, erhh .workers
demaad a• aften per cent...increase
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.-OUR• 1918 •
png Suiting
Just Arrived
:1`EmPLE CLARK
mothanizdtbi,5
Oct '• -The, Seat of
Authority in Religion", Mr. MeFar.
lane introducing the discussion with a
very able paper. The next 'meeting
wili ho held On Sept. 14th it Seafortho
Walkerton •
eally wondc'fnI success is attending
the sinkitig:of artesian wells in Walker-
-ten, Oman's Ltd.. -hot 4week struck a
fiowing well at theit ereainery that COM-
pletely fills an pipe With purti
sparkling Water, throwing ib lli feet
above the ground. The new wells at the
reservoir, four in all, give the town ari
inexhaustible amount of water arxd With
that tanning in frona the apritlgs by grav;
itY4 engittes anfileient -supply for the ten-
0.441,At,uti-ur 0' d4 sitie4,41% •
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and $2.25;.sizes 4 to 2.: To clei,..e:_ntjt•
Muses .1C-id•BlucherPittent toe, sizes,11 to -2. 'regular--; I.,
prices $1.50 and $1.75. TO clear at 4$1.40
One lot of -Misses Eel. and Blucher-regular...prieeS .
$1.50 and $1.75. To elear out ht...., , 451.Z
When You'need fine Shoes, call on us and we
will• .be pleased to show you our e,00ds.
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LUCKNOW, ONT.
Square Shoe Deal for Everybody.
Weiiimorostwitosate 4.4isisforolosi40;s44.14",71ist.
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1, . Steel Lki.ancl, oRollers '
Dtering Seeding Machfitery
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H:trroWs--Drag and Disc
, ,-t.duitiliators—Spring amt.:Stiff vooth i ....
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,..,.. . DrillS—}Toe, Di c andIerilliier
Frost No, 9 galviuizea.Wire, Gates arid $ aples. '
' ' Timothy and. dover Seed
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ANDREW
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