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1416019W, CONT,, THURSDAY, JUNEI h., 1915,
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LOCAL!: AND. OENERAL
. That rain Monday afternoon made the
whole wintry smile.
Miss Viola Sturdy is vieiting friends
in London this week,
Reisman is buying atop -layer bens
at • Mendelaon's Store. -
This is the month of the garden pai4n
the lawn social and the mule, ,
•
• • ••
Srilitli• McLean of Toronto was
the past -*Celt!
The St, Helens Presbyterian Church
will hold their annual, garden party on
june22nd. • •
Suits pressed and cleaned, properly
and well. --TA Clark, Merchant Tailor. „
'Private Beitliv'veill from the military
camp,' Louden, was irate- a- few flays of
thia. week.• • •„ . • •
• ,
Mrs. A. G. Smith and.scin Wing, were
were guests of her mother, the early part
of this week.' • '
Attend the Patriotic Garden Party on
Awe 18 with a pocketful of silver. You
can have a better tline.
Just arrived a new stock of Sandy pant-
ing. Call and see thein. --T. Clark,
Tailor. •
Mrs, D• A. Downey, of Drayton, is
visiting her MIA Mrs. T. 14 Treleaven,
and her uncle, Mr, W. E. Treleaven.
Miss Oladys'M, Spindler who was at-
tending Faculty of Educotion in Toronto
has been _successful in passing her
exam-
inations. ' • .
A. E.: -Afilleon's Birdie Mack won
second in.tlie.S.2,P; 'PAO°. • he Kincardine
racea on the,T4t4; : Thkuilfe-Wis-Mele
about • , • -
Por M weddingTing..Witlioat 'a jOhlt,';
413eamleeS't.,. go to . Armstrong..
r
Mittoi . • - - " ° ' .22, .While40-town la,et week, Wrn,Geddes,
. 17 • 48. @°I4 Per).PS,r slip and;beeineee.te Mr
• . -AleXNeCarrol-Who will carry on 411e -
}Togs, , • * • r • • • • .• •• " business liereaLver. .' • , _ .
. onconTo Mies? wenic
. • . •
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Wheat. bush,. 35 to $ 1, 40.
bush, ▪ , to 63
vericy, '80 •IO 82
• bush.........▪ ........• ...1 25 to 1 35 •
TiMothy, 18 go to 21. oo.
Mixed and clover... ?-k. i• 16 00. to .18 :04)
Chelee, heaVy. steers.... .8 10 to . • a 35
Hogs, off , ; 9, 7$ to. , 85
Calves... * . 7 6O. to it) 00
• .Spiing 00..0 .8, .00
Sheep, '5- 25 to 6 50
25 to ,' 30
• Ogg, 23, JO -•
--i--=Botatoes, to 7. 'S•70'''
Fits
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AlreWinti te4n11.yOur attention
' to Othr, itilfsiteek .
OP le
altd
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-delicious-food-bever-
age for infants, inval-
ids, travelers, etc. An
ideal lunch food 4.
tritioni tahlifaiiiire,- in -
5oc., $r.00 and "Family
Size" bottles. ,.
kt,,y
Ask fOr. sainple:,
SPIN CS
--DRUG stone--7-
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$50
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reward of $50 Is hereby- offered •to
the Man who on the evening.of
April 2$th., last, gave David Bean,. eon
of the late Robert , Bean, of Colborne,
nridein buggy from near. Dunlop
to Goderiell, and later the .seine night
(drovelihnfrom.Ooderich to hia • father's
• ' '
The. reason for this advertisement' is
.,.-. that David Beiiit's 'name Is being. con-
' ineeted With the murder of his father,
AwhichlooltiPlact.that minim night,„abe
3.1.O'cloek p.M.# on the road between
.Loyal and Carlow; and tO Make it ' .clear
that Davidllean had no tonfieetion what*
. *Vet with tbat 'occurrence it is desirable
that the person who drove him.„.should
known without delay and
hie clear David Dean pi any siispicioe
which may now restilidli hint. • •
- The reward Will ,he, Paid .10110 • ..the
and goes
statetnent an tioVeinenta,!.tlsat
. night •
x„f • • The etdilittee discloses that .1hivid
Deanna:4 theinini who drove- him,. As
mentioned 4ilinve, spoke that Hight. to
twanien.,in .Godetith Innil the btiggy
44: WhiCh they were driving, on the Squat*,
•''w 'between Exchange and BerV
lord hot** About a horse deal, and theft
are earnestly feciliested to iiieke
themselves 'known to said David
Beth Or to the undersigned, Mid 'in them'
slid * Stiltable tome will be paid.
• . •
Frederick W. Mayor, Totorito„../Eye-
eight Specialist, _coming _Lucknow
and will be:at L. Laphapellets jewelry
Store fibm Jude II to the 213th. •
Wh'en are buying , your suit. see
ours, .. We have every price upto.date.
-T.. Clark; Merchant l•
Mrs Robt. Graham returnul• home on
Saturdisi, after visiting fora month with
her daughter Toronto:. She • was El•C'
cOmpained from the ciLy hir her son,flerb.
whoreturned on Monday: •'
'General Sam %%bee is asking • for
35,900'lliQre- Canadian recruit° for ser-
vice in 'France.- '160,000 Canadians wilt
.make a very. respectable army.. Looks
as though their is Isom. lighting to be
_
Before 'deciding on tight see the as-
sortment of beautifid pieced F. T.. Arm-
strong has for lust:Such(an Occasion;
Mrs. .William Aitcheson, of Wingham,
received *Ord last 'week that her son,
i'riVate L. Aitcheson, had been seriously
Woundedin the recent fightingin Prance.
'Private Aitcheson is a relative of the-
Aitcheson families Of tows.
The anniialtili011.- Firmeni'. Institute
Excursion to the Model Farm at Guelph
will be run this year, via GTE, On
Saturday, June 181,h.. 'Special train will
leave Lueknow at 7.03 a.m., and return
fare ie in.36: Tickets good- to return o11.
special train leaving Guelph' at 7 0.1n.,
or on...'ogniar trains On following -
Gird id Thinks
Mr. and Mrs. George Potter wish to
express, grateful 'appreelation of the
kindnesa and sympathy shown by their
friends and neighbore dnring the 1114e80
of their late SOO, Earl. • •
Underwent Operninta
Miss E. M. Million, who for several
years has conducted a dressmaking busi
nos here, was taken suddenly ill with an
attack of appeadicitis la'st week, and on
Monday was taken to Winghain hospital
leiter° she underwent -an. operation that
evening. • We nucleriotand that the oper-
ation waatinite Succeanful and that the
patient to doing well. This illness canoed.
the postponement of Adios Million'e mar;
rises, which was to have paten place nif
Wednesday of. this wet*: • •
Change of Posters •
Rev, Cieo. McKinley; Who !io ahly has
filled the.pastorate. •of the. Methodist;
church here for the past tout Yearn,. Will
nuive•tek Seaforth.: 81100800r here
.be Aey, R. J. Glarbittt,, who.
.frOm Lambeth, pear London. Mr.,Gar-
,bn.tti bad the Charge• Wroxeter
years ago. The.manY laicknoW friends,
of Mr. and Mrs. McKinley will be pleas-
ed to know that they 'are piing to Se
good a town as .Seaforth, where the
family can have all the educational ad-
vantages ofgood pnblic andligh schools.
Death of T. L. Treleaven
The death et' Mr. Thomas L. Trel-
eavenWhiahtedkplate last Sunday there.;
ing, was not unexpected by those who
knew his condition. 'A number of times
within the past few months,we referred.
to•his=illness as being serious. He
Peered to suffer front general break
down of the system, and though active
he had not been robust for years 0,n
TUeedirr,afternOon; ,whell-7-thr..10oral
was lYtidl ell Places, of businees, yovn
were cieoed and 3.1arge congregatieitas;
sembled at the Methodist Churcl- twin,
Rev. G. McKinley,. asidefed by Rev. Mr,
Bridgette erinaeted the'funerill -maces
. Interment was. made. Greenhill: :eetri;',
etery. Ay. the death. of Mr. Treleaven
onesofitsekleat business-
men, he haling conducted a, photograph
gallery, and novelty store: here for lip -
wards of 20 years., sen ofthe
late 'Richard Treleaven, 'a: pioneer of
-Ashfield township, where deceased ;vas.
born nearly 56'years ago., He leaves. a,
,
widow and daughter.or.-4
'
Olivet. -
-Tneaday, June 8th. -
T. E. Wilson had charge of=theeegviee
at Olivet On Sunday. .•
Miss Aliee Smith is visiting friends on
on the Soirtis this week.
--Mrs. Henry Campbellepent t eweek-
end, with relatives in Colborne. ,
--Victor: Bridge. o e outhLine,
-sPent-Sund*Yat-
Miss S. J. MacTavisb, of the &mai,.
Line, spent the. week -end at her home
-
on the 2nd. • ' •
Mrs. Lauchlin McKinnon, of London,
is :-ni!ilitinagmilhteorn:parents, !r. and tire.
• . to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Barkwell we
extend our best wishes for a long and
happy wedded life • •
: MTS. (Rev) A. .-Wa.lclen and ,two
children, of Stiatliroy, are visiting at
at.present:
,
Pottier Money,
'• Three Cliestey lads: Peter Lebau, Paid
'Ha impend and•Fron k ,Monk- Were before
Magistrate •Mentgornery the, other day
charged -WA -having- entered. planing
inilkhreaking-np-mitehipot and selling
it as. junk, in to secure pocket
Money. The lads 'pleaded guilty and
were for trial before Judge Klein.
They present .mit on bail,
Throdiernien Dwain • •• . •
Threshenilenin tredistrictlurreund-
ing Winghaimmetni einivention for the
. purpose of organization on Saturday- of
last week: The following officers were
eleCted: President, J. W. Palmer, of
WrOxeter;_xiceipresiclent, _1 -1,, -Baker •
„St, Helens; secretary, D. (3. Pone, Witt,-
•
tangside••
-Monday, June 7th..
• ' MCOUlie, Of St.:154010i spent the ,
.week end at Mr; John; Murray's.
Mrs-. Stewart, of Go erich, visited her
Son &V. J. The SteWitit Of Whiteeliireli
and Langside, last • .
A number from around ',Lan side at-
terided7the_servieent.WhitechurchPres-
byterian Church-. last Sunday, .rught,-
' 'Rev. Mr. Duncan, of Pert
mer pastor ef.: *implode,. conducted' the
Service.' •
•
Mrs. 3. J...-Sniith„ Who, for some time,
his. been under the doctor's eitref WAS
taken to wingham, 1;tospital last .week•
to undergri. operation for the removal
of gall Stones. • We ere 'pleased to. kneW-.
that • she dame threugh the Operation
successfully and that she' is on a fair
-WaY-to • ' .
• .
j.olitt ; .
iielinotei4oliwGeniniiIHWin •
\ham. '
%Institute •
, The regular .Ititid meeting.of the .Wo-
men's institute Will be held in the Town
Hall on Friday afternoon,. june 1Tih.„
0'2:30 o'clock, • The roll call 'IS to be
answered by Useful. hints. There is to
boa paper- On "Woman's Worit %time of ,
,War;" also..a reading by our 'oldest mem-
ber; bet,- , Visitors will be heartily
welcomed.. Those who have not paid,
theirlees, -for-the coming year, kindly
conte prepared to do so if peseible, so
that their names may be sent away hs
s on as possible -
Yell? Sadden Death •
. _
Vety'suddee andunexpected•waS • the
dentit,of•MM-VOrtielilla-VitYlieri
Wawanoolt, Who died at the Wine of her
son, Patrick, In Superior, yVis„, on Thurs-
day of kat week 'Hopi** to recover
froill'heart*troilble from, which she had.
suffered for a 'number of years, **Gay -
not had, ten months ago, gono for an
extended visit with'het son,-alla .Of late
txppeatett to in good'health, ,., indeed
the family had just rend a cheerful' let-
ter front her when the. tileasage felling of
her death arrived. The heart trouble
had at last proved fetal. ' The remains
were. hionglit, to Lneknew ott. Monday
and the funeral to Rolytood cemetery,
took piatebri Wednesday, Father Dean,
of St Augestitte„ emidueted funeral.
service in the. U. C. Omit& in the pres-
ence of a large congregation.: The. lath
Mte. Gaynor was a Slater of Itot. P.
Cain, Besides a husband she leaves, five
sees; all Of whoin weft, resent at the ,
Second Kinloss :
'ruesdaY, June • 8
after a short illness.
gram on June 3rd, a daughter •
lames.,/rwin . in Walkerton this
Boit.-To Mr. and Mrs Sam. Coil -
week, being 'called as ;t jury44eari
• Mr.. and Mrs. Darrow of Lticknow
spent a few eaya. the: line last Week.
. _Dan McDonald spent' last Week
Kincardine attending „COncity, Council.
, Alin Miss from -near Olivet is taking
Charge of the Henderson farm this_year.
• ' Mrs :Laughlin McMullen of Lond n
spent the past iveek with his parents
hove. • •
i • • ry
• : v
'Matching
-Monday; Jade 7th.
Mrs. 'Wm. Blake visited friends at
Trowbridge the past week. ,
Mrs. Craig returned Whet home after
spending mitre time with lief ' tiatighter,.
'Mrs, W113. Finlay,
Misses Said and Olive Henry, of
Fleshettom, are visiting their uncle, It.
Henry, et present.
Mr. David Andrew ocelipied:tlie
pul-
pit here 'Sunday' evening in did absence
of Der. S. Bridgette at Conference.'
Misses Ida WhYard atict Clara 'Sproul,
of Dtingatmon, spent the weok,end. with
Mrs. J. •Satulders and other relatives
here, - ,
,• Mrs. Wm; StOtherak StePhett 'and lainte
G. • DOlititOr ter CAMERON,Dtidn1.,
fttneral and toted at vo.) hearers. filhe lit. ()Albeit Onitweli anci Mita f.11
attended the wedding and reception of
Cti U ROI NEWS
ROY. Allister Murray of Cape Ereton
woo the preachCle •• Sotith
tehurch last Sunday. Mr. Murray iaai
0111011 at home in the IMO of the Gaelic
as the English 'menage, and he held a
Gaclic serviee in the afternoon.
Rev. Wm. I). McDonald, of *ark -
worth, a graduate of the Walkerton
Ifigh Scheol, and SOU of Mr and Mrs.
Wm. McDonald, of ilivetsciale, has re-
celved a, call to tlfe pastorate of, the At.
wood Preshiterien Chinch and will
probahly accept- 7.
East week% anca-Allie Wporter. 'had
the following: Mr. R. D lianieron, Ix:k-
• now, a representative of the Laymen
Missidnary Movement, addressed a large
congregation in Knox cliureh last Sob -
bath Morning. He teak for Ins subject,
World's Need and the. World's'
Ca1l4 :He gave an interesting synopsis
of the work being dope, by this organia
ation and also of what is expected to be
accomplished in the near future; The
adclress was listened to with Pilch atten-.,
-arm doubt bear fruit. •
TRH 1.4.;A-tripi —owing to the Absence
of the pastel!! on Sunday Conferenee;
the League took the servico. in the even-
ing. Mr. Blair took the topic which WAS
""Wanted -a Man. God is after a man;
wealth is nothing:, fame is nothing;
ro4hood everything,” and gaVO it Al
a !most 'interesting manner, 'from the
physical!, intellectual :mid Opiyituni
standpoints. , ,of Mr, and Mrs. RobertUemilton was
'Monday evening's prograna was in the • the scene of a very pretty wedding
hands of the Christion Endeavor ()Om- when .their daughter, 'Evelyn, was
'niittee. A inoift interesting tcpie -was, united in marriage to Mr. Gilbert
given,' being "What it is to be a- Christ-
imay, Tinge inatruetive readings_ bear BalEll'ivell on the afternoon ot Wean"'
big, en the tope. ivete, given. -with the day, Jane 213,d, -Rev. Mr. Rutherford
condnetirig,Jhe,;•cereniony. -
,rendering of a hOlcraild• a -few- ;remarks
was by
In th
'aa rhe AoPie, the Program: WAS brought '53*:39ing; 010..recePii9P
• to. a dose. Net Monday evening Itm tallmher guests, the evening
lAnlictsseieynciasrygncle ipsairntinvicten1 twoilaltbteaaved]obe.rge: '.1..,hebiengiasrpgeentviron'bthere notsu:agliitapin;stevtieentis..,
deuce- to • the: esteein in which' the
." - • young couple are held, and the hest,
Wifitechurch • •• wiebefl• manY friends go with
-thenpras-they.start-onton-Weinurner
together. • • •
TilE LACIIALS11- BASERALL TEAM, Mar
ed in Kincardine on the 3rd of
pine was called for 10;30, bnt was
not started until, • nearly 12 o'clock.
The oppbsing pitchers were Robert
HELP THIS *LONG
Pittrintic UardCoi Part3r rn
Lucktow,
The patriotic ladies of Lucknow and
vicinity are again busying thereselve
with the geed- work of nustng funds- fo
Red Cresw-and wan relief wetlt. - They
have planned,a garden party to be 'held -
; Mt, AT, G. Ander.sen'o lawn, Havelock.
on Friday, Jnne. 181b. A 'musicai
prvain, with:band and ,other selecting/4
commencing at o'dloc.k, Will be provid,
sil;,,,refreatinientsr ..,such,.a&•ice.,-40.4111
.sandwiches and tea.; lielate inade bakieg
candy and. lemonade? .wilt heTenppliea
TOWN LEAGIA WILL PLAY
• Tlietown 'Baseball League will open
wFirtildax aY OgYaerattigieoltuwneoent.Ithaet
Sepoy, It.
Johnston, Mgr., and the Yannigans, "T
S.ReidfQ3x1grt4 colinbrogfo4mallozilintg is. the
June 21-.Senoys- . Yarinlgana
144-Canuelat vs.. ....Attlee „
18,Sepoya vs Allies
1--Yennigaii.s, • vs .70anneks •
• . • .vs ..-Qamielto •
July 0.•;,,--Yannigaes ..Alliee..
2-.. nue Yannigano
"-16--Yenniga,no Canneko
t •
• 11)--',Sepoys • .„ . vs • • ", Allies
IL number of booths. The evening will
present a splendid oriccasion for combia
in8 %Ilona enjOyment with. the good
work,of adding te the comfort th
men at the Front or in the hospitals
An admission fee of lOcewill be charged
••„
23 Sepoy.s • vs, ,Canucka
26-Yalinigans vs' Allies •
00poys . • vs Yannigans
8 0‘-,,..00,111P101. • FS .
av"linutegok.'. •
I3*-:•Sepoyis vs; , eaMick$•:-
ry
LOClifill01'.•
June.
Daniel ii,ose left.Thuroday morPing
PO a visit to Sault Ste. Marie.
• ,Mrs. McLennan •io at' ;present
visiting her sister in lJunviich.
Wkare sorry td,repott that Afre...
R. Cameron is -very Her speedy
recovery is hoped for
13A.nnivsnr.arreir -The borne
.-t-Tuesday, June 8.
John Gillespie is 'spending a.few clays
in'Goderich this week, .
* Private John Kennedy, of London,.
spent Sunday at hislioine,
Mrs. McLean, of Hanover, is' Visiting
!lermtarillegsil,temroa:b3lbir%.1Jc.i.Urittellaant:id-:;; -Mforeficnitnoesharfdoinr 0,11. ocAhath3ili4nden.Ed. .;F:otrasthe'er:.
Rutledge .8014.8aalaY at Pan MolcaY'p4 seventh inning score stood in
Xi% ad -Mrs. Jas Stewart, of Gode. favor- Lochalsh, but Apveral hits
were bunched at opportune times
which evened up the score. The last
run, which broke the tio, Was.displiterl
by; our umpire, hitt owing to the, late-
ness of , the hour play was not resumed.
Aleintosh, for Lochalsh, pitched *yin.
cible-ball.for--thefirst aix_inninge and .
_brightened up *Aoki, in the eighth_ and
ninth. •• Considering that the - picked
team Of Kincardine %wee played -the
rich, are visiting their sop, Rev. J. ,Ure
.Stewart. -
Miss Annie Henry is visiting her
friend, 'Mrs. Harry. MeClenaghan, of
Belgrav,e. - -
' Walter Lott ,had the misforttine to he
kicked I3Y:a horse one day last week,
whicli laidlain-Up for a few days, but
-weare-gladlo seehirri mound. again''
On Sunday evening last Rev. lied.
Duncan, of Port Credit, a!fermer- pastor
of the congregation., preached to a splen, west payers of four town lemon° teener
being represented -the boys played"
did , audience. Mr. Duncan recently
passed through a severe trial tn theloss vieelerfel '
Duncan, KinCardine • LoChidsh
2nd Be Finlayson
7
of his eldest son, Lieut. Gordon
-upon the hattiefield of Europe. • ' ' &eclair
Tho Guild meeting on Sunday evening Tennant • Birst3B: meacTerLisa
was led be A.gpes McKay and
Cora ,ticengnslip5-1eL"
the subject being "Body tinnclin,-, -,Matheson ---
Soul on Top": At the. young people's McGaw - R.., F. McKenzie
service next Sunday the subject "Christ's Smith • C. F. , Walker •
ered by Roy M. Patton, J, P. CookandAnderson C. McKendrick
Call to the Young Men" will be consid- FDrattisleinrg - S. ' }Reset
Thomas Garton. . '• P. McIntosh
The Sacrament orthe, Lord's Sapper •
Will he dispensed in the Presbyterian
churches next Sabbath at Whitechurch
in the *ming and at Langside in the
afternoon, the preparatory services being
held on Friday at 2:30 at Langside and
at 8. p.• in. at Whitechurch, when Rev.
Mr. Duncan, of Lucknow, will preach.
At -these services reinforcements for the
_ greatChristian areaymill_he welaome&
„ •
• THE 51St ANNIVERSARY services of
the Whitechurch Presbyterian Church
-were him Oh 'Sunday aiid-Moiidn,Y;.
30 and 31,- with 'great success On Sun-
day Bev. Dr. J. 0...Shemer of Toronto,
superintendent of the work' of the Pres-
byteriair Board Of Social Service and
Evangelism, delivered two stirring ad-
dresses to:large gatherings at 'both ser-
vices On .Mciiiplay. evening the . Dr.
-delivered-his-famous address on "Prac-
tical Christianity"„ illustrated by' views
•
• -Monday, June 7.
Miss Jean McDermid is 'home from
London on a visit.
• Archie Matheson has been a visitor
atCP. Ific
The nitisqns- commenced -work• en W.
j, Graham's house this week.
•
•home in' Port Elgin. ou Saturdai. ,
3117L--TiOrrY,Mcailtonreturned to' her
• It is renorted that Dan McLean, 2nd
Con, bita puiaTtied car Wein-
I: Paterson, of Tiverton, , • •
' - Mrs. N. D. MeLeodancl-scn-and Miss
L. Faller, Of Paisley, spent Saturday and
Sunday nt the latt,er'e hoinn here. -
Mac. 11.16Iniihr,--Or Sp.ntini,e, as ..,
-of the various activities of that - board. ,anent the week Lend with his motherr.
AApieralid-tea-Wes-servect-bitheLledies Alra-D.111011inis,LOttlie and Con. Rruce...
of the congregation. 'It was regretted, .
(ming to the illtiesa of his. mother after The Ladies' Missionary Meeting for.
tleritUTChtetither, the Rev. tills month was held at the home of•Mrs.
• Dunn, of Toronto, mforinerpaster Dan McLean, 2iidConliadtWednesday
of the eongregation. Was unable to be
present as announced. The choir •ren-
dered several selections througlieut the
ervtets_in their usual effective way
under. the efficient leadership' of their
irganist and, choirlecider. The
• .0
proceeds
' Richard McGregor' took Messrs. Dave
Robertson, Jack McKeeman and Will
Robinson to Kincardine races on Thurs-
day in his car.
• The service in the Baptist Church for
f the anniversary • Sunday morning is changed - from, 10,30
services t9 to 11 a.m., on account of the L
ver $400. •• • order sting to be present. ,
..
14thvr.2.'-a.
: - jubilee iiertrides. the
Our enterprising merchant, has pur- Tiverton, on Sunday and lecture on
'chased a pod runabout.' Monday evening. Chancellor MeCrun-
A few ,frorn here attended the Bark- moil; Of Teroilta, was the speaker.
well -Hamilton reception. •• Our football te.trat journeyed to Pinker*
ASetne of our sports took in the Kin- ton kat week to play a genie With their
drdine races on June 3rd, .* teini and were successful, the score being
; Mr, and Mrs Albert 13echett were, in 1-40 in favor of ttlan,is. The ttturn
„the Circular town Un Saturday. ,game will be played here 'Thursday.
Attra« lorguson, of Amberleyos visit-
ing her daughter. Mrs. n mppouiod,
.The ShiMlier Meeting Of the Wonien's
Institute. was held at the honie of Miss Dr 3. P. Kennedy was obliged to re
'Annie AieLetinan on Wednesday after- fuse two patients at the generallbspital
noon, June 2fitl'. Owing to the illeeSs here, as the institution at present is fill-
ef thePresident, Miss Annie McLennan eat*: it was okpiotod that before now
acted' as President Mrs, Barns 'wee' lieW wing would be built as`tho doctor
the speaker And. her address was on. had explained t the publie ,different
"HonsehOrd PebitenlY". .1* phoo of the timenhow badly' it Wet8 neeciecit many
July zatetin. the. Ladies institute and patients from outside places esniung here
Xinttul Baseball tom hoe awed to for treatment and Operations. It
ishop-
ave Pinnie at Lake; Visit ed that a wing *in added hofq4
Orst 101101141 **OW* , *Wet *04 .it I* 0040/4t
Kintall Bev. Donald McLennan,. of 'Walker-
• ten, spent the.week end with his brother".
, , .iki-BeinideryWeet. -let '. Rirci- Atekehefli
1 Monday, 'Tune 7th. in the ,i3aptist Chinch Sunday. ev'ening.
A uumbet from here took in the
Miss Priscilla 'Dalton is visiting her
Wi
n AM
i041+te Hiknaltoi attest( lett . woo q lar Oltlt ea , LutoNAti140000; wfoln
"6---"Yhtullgana 'Vs • 'Allies:
• • ; D Gilbertgon S'ec'
• PATRIOTIC WORK
• As each succeeding 'day brings fresh
lists of wonisiled and dead cOnntrYnien,
our own attitude Of anxione, Waiting
helps us to understand semethingpf the
drain under whiehbundreds of Canadian
Mai* represented , at the front are
thewords of the poet
1.`anXioun, they tend heads
Above those chronicles of pain
And tremble with A keret dread
beet there amongst the wounded or slain
They Ail the one belOyed. name."
bear a (Menet significance than before..
Even° .to those' of us who ere • less
YitallY-interestettrit-fanailiar-namea,mong-
thevasnaltieelningirtheereali$ation that,
our eta of oninv are as nothing nem,"
pared with the sticrifleea made by. some
of our Countrymen,', and Calls forth, that.
spirit of.personal symPathy 014 inkes
our patriotism a poetical patriotism-, •
In this regard the ladies of the village
and surrounding countrycire again_se:
the case shOWer: to be
held at the home of M113. (Dr.)- A., 0:
Elliott on Thursday, 'June -10th-;. this
:afternoim"),,from- to and from -S to 10,
-
fertile: benefit of the Canadian hospitals
at the front. As . previously stated,
Pillow cora shotild be of bleached cotton,
not too fine4,and-slieultilhneasure -18xa4.
inches. A:cordial invitation is extended.
to alt ladies interested.. .
GOderich lown.510
Monday, June .7th'''
Mr. John Woods of the 4th . co- is
visiting friends in Ripley, •
Mrs. D. S., cc,* Misi Mildred
anent the weekend at the home of A. J,
Cantelorn- • - • -
Coopervih&-haslinetsuffe
ang from asevere attack. of Thenmatiri
•is able to he around again. •
7-.A.:-X.-Cantelon and sister Mrs. 11
• Webster, have returned home after spend-
ing a few days, vrith friends in Walton.
• Mr. Robert 'Russel of Glands spent
last -week with his sister. Mrs. William
Currie, who still continues in very peer
-•
-McCormick and:children -are vis*
• iting friends -in Trowbridge while Rev.
R. J. McCormick isattending conference
•at St. Marys. • • •
IlYsorniati-On Wednesday Test a
very pretty weddingitook place . at •the
home of .Mr. and Mrs. George Lebbatt,
Pleasant HilleFerm, Maitlandcontession
when theiryoungesif daughter Blanche,
was -united to Wilfred J. Cox,, son of
Mr, -Cox. of the cutline.- The cer-
emony took place at 11 A,. • 13efore
lovely hank of flowers and ferns, beneath
a Wedding Kell of flowers. The Wed
ding march was played briltlifTrred-
pickard sister of the bride The bride
wore a handrionie gown -of white shantung
silk, and a veil caught up.with 'pearls
over -one -kindred years old, • -Rev. IL J.
McCormick of Hohnesville performed
.the ceremony which was witnessed by
about- fifty kueste. The bride -44 the
recipient of many beautiful wedding
gifts. • Both young people are v'ery- Dop-
ular and their many friends extend best
wishee for a long, happy and prosperous
wedded, life. -
You will be Looking
• for a Suitable :Gift
You don't want anything too large
and clninsy but something, goon,
dainty and easily handled.. We
• are showing a good range suitable
for such an ,occasion such -as • a
Beautiful Cabinet ol Silvers a
Dainty, cut way& Betp.
Berry flou4s, Vase or cream
and Sugar in case.-,. •
Special attention given to -presen-
tations, colt and look OM
' our line.
ARMSTRONG
eadingileweler and
Optician,
Are Issued for
Short Tenn of years
DEBENnws Interest Coupons -
Payable Half -Yearly
. •
-4\ltGOTIABLE'
Assets'447,40O,339
The 6reat West Permanent Loan Company
17 20.Kiug St,West • • • • Tororau
. Represented by •
OS. Agnew, Lucknow, Ont.
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
VTANTED.—Gclocii gill; big wa.eos laid: .
dreS8 Box 263, Luck.
. . .
WE I WILL PAY highest market price for
horse hair. MENnaLSON's Ihtv b o
STORE.' . .
• •
'HIGRUST -PRIORS' PAID for old hoUS by •$;
• Llicknow, 13ee him '
10
,,11.tanest Orsk-PrIaTfiald "
- - - 131itzstehroiest door-a:west of 'The Sentinel '" ."
•
°Rice. Luckne*. •20-5174 "
•
St. Helens
-Tuesday, !lune 8th.
7. Miss Greta Pritehoad, of Ottaiva, is
visiting here. -
• The Rev. Mt. McLaiialin preadlie0
• herelastSunday.• - •
Miss Celeno Clark has returned
borne from Tormit0; ,
Me. and Mrs. McDowell, of 'West,
field, spent Sunday here.
Mr: Miller's vendor was ac-
cepted further cement bridge -here:
Mise Elizabeth AncierSon attend-
ii4rtlierVattliating elan: at -.Serpa:
• this week; • .._
Mr. Mrs: -Con -Decker anti
ney-called Xfs, mro:
.
IVies,sts. Wallace, Miller and William
McQuillin attended' the Convention in
Wingham on Tuesday. ,
Ganniri Pairrv.-Preparations are
under way for the holding a the an
nual Garden l'art y by the Presbyter
tanChurch. 'The place will be Airs.
R. it IlliLlerTe oreliarci and the date'
Toesday,Inne 22. A splendid pre.
gram is in preparation and the, usual
good social time may be expected • .
ued,coutestea ;game a baseball
was played here between Lucknow
and St lielens teams oil Thursday
everting of last week when me visitom
carried' off the honors, The store was
There watt a goodtcrowd, and
we obeli Wok for ward tel other games
during, tho ttninnier, We Weald, 4qt
howstork "coot* ip#4400#
7
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3,10liBy TO LOAN•:•7•01ileortgage;s and '
astworekasaoinir midutra•uatetsc. oiuFfor,tenfiness.utan,c.e. ).),utti •
GEO. A. SIDOALL,Arinker, LtelmoW.
TEICF12..R WANTED-Protestunt, XorS.
•tv•tL 3, lanloss. duties to commenos sept•
' 1915. Applications. stating' Onulifieations
:and. salary, wilLhe received by the upda-- - -
• signed. • Levi Boyle. • „
--liolyroodit-i; thit.
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For Sale
Joseph Anderson, Greenock P. 0.. Will offer
teasels at .the Oaln Reuse, .1.ucknow, on
Saturday, June 12, as 2 °Week; 11 *Mich
" cons atartheir 'oalVeS. Teri:Inc-0 niOnthe •
• :credit orta,pproved joint iieteard-0 per etnie-r--.--"---
oir for cash._. 11 young calves :video offered.
• for Sale at the shut° mace atui
104150. , J. Purvis, AuctioAleer.,
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FARM Voit eALE.-,The Administrgor of
listaie of Mary Erin inlatO Of the losvo or
tituterich, the county. of fluren, Afatiled
*entail, deeeabedi otfor4 for sale tee t011o .
-----ingferni-pronertyt--wthersontik-I10-lieres-or---''
Let ,10,---1400,,-- 12, -Westr-Wawa,nosh; --The-
property littlintkd 21,2 ;Mies fro]. luck-
• new ahdTf:2-111110.-sTrinfi St.711elens.• 'PUS: '
•farm it all in grass and haS •heen paStUred
'for the past saved . years; good well'with
_10 acres of
• • *at class farthing eistriet;- -good flan*
ihouSe; 2 barns and driving shed. The. farm
has a goon clay loam, .Vtict is In ;first elaSs '•
cenaition for nuked &miler,: por_turther .
• 1,artieulars apply to J. Ryan. lioderieh,
untario. Adnunistrator; or to J. E. Agnew,
Real Estate Dealer; LucknoW; or to. Print& -
. Loot, Xilloran 'Prendfoot, 6011eitors :for.
Administrator, Gederieh. . 240424;int25:- • '
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. ' ; , itirEAIM!DIVIDRIIMIODRO
-ANNUAL EXCURSION
oderiditi-Dithilt..
andReturn
Going from Goderich.
930.4ari.,. June 15
Returning teeth Detroit
• „June I7, 2 pm.'
$1.00• ROUND TRIP
tinore7 MISS THIS
'Delightful trip ,dtiWu Lake Ittirem„
St.Clair ItlYek, mid take,. tola De-
troitItiver-oile of the most ebatiii.
'lig boat trips to he had anywhere.'
Nearly Two Days In Detroit
Goderich Band Moonlight
Monday, June 14, 8 p.m,
rot further information Write The
• White Star 141ne5 Detroit, Midi.
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