HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-06-24, Page 1•
7.111,1111",,.• % •
e, - •
,r•• "
•-
-
e;)
401)
l•
.411611,
•
I,Q0 per year, in, advance; P.45 otherwiSe
LuenNow, ONT., THuitsomr, Jurin:24th., 1915. •
bin& Copies 3 cents
4„ Sure Cure'
F". Maladies
98% of irot),r, Headhes
'arO Caiised -from
defectrve eye #:
POMe,and let me Fit
ytin properly with glasses
your Headaches
will 'dis4PPear
c''EPegee
L. LaCHAPELLE
leratchinakere ;
Jeweler and OPtictalt
MARKETS
LOCAL AND OENERAL
Auld Mendelson'e advton page 4 for
bargains. . .• t
Eittranceexame. tvere coneltided. yea.
terclay.
What So rare:as cad nights.•'heel'
-but we're getting used to, them,
, Aliso Eva Greer wenk lest Week 'to.
Detroit, where she is visiting friend&
,
---Sititirepressedeatia- eleinedi • -properly
•end well. -t. Clark, tiferclient
Slt& D. ,Graitant ievisiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. TArne. Habkirlef .Kincardine.
Mrs. Bowers, Ripley, and Mrs Rettle
,Detroit,ement p few days .wideMi&
;Mises Irene •Slierriff isin Ripley 'this
Week PreSidieg at the 4:nuance gxatnit-
Otione. • ^ , 6 -
. just arrived' a new etock of fancy pant-
' ing. • •Call and tiee theme'LeTe. , Clark;
, . • • e
One week trent to -day Canada will be
celebrating the '48th -birthday of the
Dominion, • . •
Lyman Maleolne. Who has been ,
Winnipeg for some tame, is visiting home
and friends here, • .
--The-jareatherstan was Ivry .uukitut to
te the gardenperties this week. . He's a
whnnsical fellow
Misses Alda and Margaret McDiarinicl
took in the Guelph excursion and visit-
ed friends at Elora. '
. Mr. J.'4B, Campbell, of Chesley, is in
'town this week in his capacity as organ-
ior for the P. 0, F. •
(Corrected up to evedneschey noon) Princieil Donee will be back in tees
--
water again / nextweelr presiding at
school examinations
MSC Ella MeIntosheirom Kincardine,
'is spending a few days with her sister,
'Mrs. Neil McCallum. .
JOata . . • 50
Baal *eat. • •••••••.•'..... 18 19,
I:Togo , . • • • • •"•••••••••••‘ 85•
,
Xeitor:To eeirege. :ergs wirme
Wheat, :bosh ..;.,.$ 1 15, toll l' 20'
- teats,
to.. .80.
•• Timothyl .... 18 30. •to 21. 00.
,Mixed,:and Clover : ..... 16 00 to 18 88
. Choice heavy steers,- , 8 25 to 8 65
-Hogs; off cars........1.-v-9-25-to-79,-35-
•a1,es. . ... 7 SO_ to it?' 00
Seeing Lambs, per cwt 10 50 to. 12 50
heep,,ewes, cwt....-. 5.25 to SO
, • Butter, .25 to 30
Eggo, di*•• • 26 to . 27
ee
"•••1411•118
" WELCH'S.
Afre.,Jesse Button returned home on
'radii:if feline -114114 a -Week with her
parents in Teeswater,. • • -
, •
We are sorrytOknow-.that Mrs. Gee.
Aitchesen has gone to Wingham' to
undergo aneperatiou. . • •
•• ,Therewas the usual large patronage
of the -excursion at
•
choose of note. '
West Wawanosh Council yin not meet
on June. 28, ae announced; the regular
Meeting will be held inatilY 3rd instead,
commencing at 1 o'clock; P. M.
n W. A. Wilson, Clerk.
•
Oceth of Mee *Oen. •
,
Jur attend:nee syin-,,
pathiaing friends at the funeral of the
Ittte.Mr13 Selmen,, on Saturdey of
last week to Icinioss Oetnetiry.., 'bit&
Schein) who died` on the lOth. inst. at
the 4orrte,of ner.brother. 1dr, Alex. Goa._
-16;144-been liealtli-fer•
bet of years. After spending a number
,of,years Colorado, With her husband,
who 'died there,. Mite Seheon returned to
her formerhome'bO WO never able to,
be about; mach. • ,
1.00i:fish ve. lascknovel •
A base:bell gatuethatothetiise prom-
ised 40 be good" was, spoiled. ..Monday
evening hyt an Untimely Sheivereof
Loolialsh 'wee playieg return gime
with Lucknow:. :The we.t. grass and It
wet:lea:if aelitinted for IC :good ,fleal eof;
'bad' SaYinif and ,tlfere Iva)i 'ac OA deal
of scoring. In the first innings the
visitors ran up score of sr -o; but the
" home tells.* came beck later and at the
end of the sixth inning, when the genie
was called, off, the score was r 13e-10 in
favor of the visitors.
Will Visit Lucknow Felt '
Igdirectors Of the '.-Ltick'iir,-C-v -Argt-
ealtural Societ3P wish to announce. that
J. -Lawn Wirson, Stiperintendent of
Agriculture Societies. and W. Meilen
DeputY-ininister orAgriculture, will be
present at the Lucknow 'Fall Fair, to
be held on Set. 30th, and Oct 1st, this
Year,. d as this year's fair will be , the
FiftiethAnniVerstiree would ask all who
are interestedln-the Lucknow---Fair-to
do their Btmost to Make this year's fair
thebest -theldstorrofetho Lucknow
sident
' J. E" AGNEW • Secretary
eeeeheeeetereueereeel2444.0"-
Notice to tdorrespoodeots
July lat. moment next ,S,NTIAT*.,
publication day. Of coarse, we
don't work Olt Doininion, Day, se
that thepaper must, be gotten out
WWriescIRY evening " of
Thursday noon. In order to do.
tithe it will be neceeteiry to have
all ennY in,about one day_ earlier
War 'or;
respondents wouldekhuily bear
thire in mind and Mail their bud-
,
Aetseene day earlier then is their
,ruscom... Thanking you
venee.-L-Trig Enrroa. • „
• St, Ilelens
Miss .Switiet'ortIolyrood • IS tke
.4011e/dah JUP,e.23
guest of 'Marjory •
Miss Pearl Webster it home vaca-
tion from Toronto High School. •
MISS Edythe McGregor of Langaide,
is spending a few days at St. Helens,
Mrs. J. McDonald and daughter,
haw, of Brandon, Man. are spending '
this week with Mrs. McDonald's broth-
er, Mt, Wm. Gordon, - -
Quite lenumher of stRents from•sur- ' • — - *-
rounding schools wrote on the Entrance The deallioceurred.on Monday it his `
Exams. here Mise Bailie • of the Nile, residence in rleasarit Valley of John
Cloakey, aged, 37; one. of ,
school was the -presiding teacher.
outdoor evening entertaiument to which ancr fi;
THE GARDEN PARTY-L-Taq mg annual widow wile, was forin9rly mist,/ /4t*,
; .bighly reseeded citizens. He leaves
ildren. •
many had been . leohingeforwaied was e, e
' held on Tuesday evening. • EVerything visi-pkwous:010,itom—Edwara-Patri,
of East Wawanoih, was before Magie-
was G, K. buk the Weather which was.
tleCidellY•too cool for °titan -I. -entertain- trate Morten on TeesdayteansWer to a
charge of attempting to strangle his wife,
-Anent The crowd came- just the same_Thadrencalasite.,
to, -to. have been , Com-
end- there WAS a -good :`:soeialskertime,-
E theD tatted at the home of Wm. Ward. Petri
Minuet •
Summer '• St -Helena teams' played, baseba
n. There resorting to harsh measuree when his
"f d h h "
Men ,rather PlaYttlee
Afterwards - atterneted
m.
on both Ride& resulting the running. It is aid hathe
to hang:himself. At the hearing there
up to pretty high figure's in the scene
waft a ood deal df co Of tin evideuce
UNTIMELY SHOWERS
spoiLgo PATRIOTIC PARTY
Thtweather man • was in a very un -
'patriotic mood last Friday. evening and
by an untimely pour tam 'completely
seattelied the Patriotic Garden Party
which the Lucknow ladies had &awe
for that evening.. „
Everything • WAS in readiness, the
workers had done theft part and resi-
dents of the North Ward had responded
splendidly to the canvas .for cookem
-ediefrthw'r4in- "which Mitt
660 rendered the holding of an outdoor
entertatoment initectssible; The, next
. beat thing was done and the affair was
declared. gaff tot the evening: • It. was de'
'aided to offerethe ice Omani and. baking
for sale at the Towdliall :Saturday,
while, the pragram, prepared for Triday .
evening sbOrrld be •given the •Tovvn:
.Rall in the:evening. , , •
There was. ri,spleudicl reeponee to
the -
new arraegementand •the biking gold
readily, realizing. _alinost ' as
could.1m-ie bean Joelred for, had the
party been held. TINQ hundred or mere'
attended the concert in the Hall, and
were well entertained by a hem talent
program. .
In spite of toe breakdown Which at
firatiooked like disaster, the patriotic
funds are augmented by about $60' 00.
044 a tenth. of the. effort',
—The..anntleleeleterteer,..meeting_e_t_the„
Women's Institute will be held. on the
lawnat the home of MTS. A. E. Dnrnin
on Friday aftertioon,_Jeneei5the at 2:30 _ and in. favor of the. visiting team- •
o'clock, Mrs. Q. H. Burns, Of Toronto, *StlePer- Which was well patronized and- the 64146. Yv" 11141.14e-Ct until W4* -es=
is to be preseet and to speak to us. She Was served in he church sheds: From Dudley II 1 f h°
lias,five-diftefelit subjects -lot addresses -this feature ab o t $120,00 was realized er°"-and. R. Vanstone for the defence.
The .arrest was mecle 'on -.Monday by
from which we Can choose, 'all of them andbesidet the ,_fteshinent boothiwen'a
real-praetied-subjects:-M Ily patronizett-Lucknore-talent-von. Preymend Vendable Phippen; 1
Guelph on Saturday laet er,
•
-When you are buying your suit. see
ours, We We have every price kup-to-date:
-T, Clark. Merchant Tailor.
`W. Y.--0:31ardie; -Lie--
towel, were Saturday to Monday visitors
with Mr. andMrs. It. T. •Philips.
. • •
It. D. Cameron was at Atwood on
Monday night giving an address in sup-
port of the Scott Act campaign in Perth
-
County..., ' - eee '
' Mr. Sinclair has decided to give .his
odor picturtr:shows- Lucknow -on
_Friday, Saturday and Monday evenings
each week.
Elliett Little* who,- for . the past five
• years, has been m Chicago esbookkeepdr
(! The National -Drink "
This Grape juice is
a food, a nutritious fluid
forbotiLsicLand well
• --
PaIatable, appetising
and strelgthening.
- Sold in pint and
.•
smicr
" DRUG stout
A reward of $50 la hereby offered to
the Man who ofl the evenieg of Suntley;
0, Ate: • • e.4pttl 250i, taste gat; 13Cyldielt 26,4iTt_
e -`41C.. •• b the late Aiibert ean, „o
t ,*, itoide is hie buggy trent near Dunlop
' te Goderich, ind later the sanie night
'••,•••:. •
';',•;•• e
” •
•Ai,' •
I ee
• .
. tlroVehint -fromeGodetich to -hie -lather's -
1101110.40.10,06,61. -Wt
Tbe Serf for this Crtlsintit i
. that Davi eau's .nante is being cone
netted With the, murder ' of his father.
:Whieliteckplate,that.aaar,t-ttighti.ahout
11 o'clock„0,04.:Oit read .betWecn.
toyit and Carlow; and to make it clear.-
, that David Bean had no connection what-
ever With that occurrence It iri•-•desirable_
that the person who drove hint •••ShoUld•
take:himself known withoutdelay and
•ficf 'dear ,DeVid Olean of any .ettepicket
which may UAW 'I•eSt upon hint.
The ttiiittrd Will be .paid when the
pettonmoires himself known ancl 'MVO.
'fftlitethelit as to his Movetliente that
• night,
.The evidence dittcloecif tifitt David
ileitii and the Maw who drove ltbn, as
-111011t101100 above, *Oka that night .to
two -men -in doderich Oda thebtiggeelii•
Which they Were &hit*, en the good.;
between the British Exchangeand fled- ,
. 'focritAceeette thipit a Witte clealeandthese
Meit etre earnestly requested to make
therniehtes known to the said David
*an orto the nedereignedoilid to thein
WOO s *tillable reward Will be paid,
• S. 0. CAMItION';
'S011eiret. Davidheat
.10444, uktotottottetts:04040,
0
•
with a large business concern, is home
on a visit to his parents; Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Little. .
3fr, George Middleton of the fourth
'bon. Kinloss, stetted on Tuesday on a
Month's tour Of the Western 'provinces.
Be will also. Visit a daughter in the
Rainy Rivarpslistrigt.
„
Semis to US the average temperature
for the month? of June intert have been
abnormally 'low. Every eveninghas
been cool or even mild.. Yesterday was
cool enough .to suggest snow. "
•
Those pretty Solid gold stick pins On
exhibition An F. T. Armstrong's window
will be given as prizes to the • eibitibers
of the winning -team in the baseietilltourn-
a mentatItietaiLonet
McLeod -Curio .
Mt. Alai., McLeod, barber of Tees,
water, and Mrs. Pearson, of Holyrood,
botli well known in Lucknow, weremare,
lied on MOndaYeif this week.: A refeie:
ence to thfeteeent will be. found, In: Irtbe -
Teemvateriirtespou.cleAce. .
Not Quite Caned; .
slight error Occulted.: in our last
Weeleti article eg leen; •Aditert moving
Ackert-was-with-
drawing from AO Iklyroodbtrainiskand
leaving ib to,his son This is _mike
correct,ns the lielireeit„ husiness will
still be carried on in the naine of J. H.
Ackeit',&SOla formerly. ; Mr. Ackert;
'Jr., merely steps into the old home.
, Mem In Lecal lianktag lent& -
In accordance- with instructions
.ceived from • their retspeetrve • Head
Offices. The Bank of Hamilton and The.
MtilserneBank will be ciefitielled after .
AO lot, to lbselhiiirliatiklrig Offices
at four o'clock daily,. except Wednesdays,
on which day they will be OPeu
netil 6 iirelock.--, :nose -having -Balltinkr
Ittieliteestiedaveill-reeleadeAdare-thittelti;
mind. . 15 7 ti
licativiteitikiderav . ."
-When you come to the Picture show...
"DO nbt-talit but lend, it annoys others -
Applaud by hand only, 'save the shoe
leather-Ladies,
oinove your hate so
that othereineysee-Do not sit on the
miter seat of your row, ()there' fire cern-
irig--Clentletten will not, Others must
not use tobacco in any forni 'while at
the show, --Do not Make suggestions
aloud about the pictures; they ate there
to look ah:
A Change' of ttoOtk• • ' • ,
The LticknOW Table Co iatbio week,
.operatiug the.artw .and cutting up,
the logs fetched in last winter; The
'stock of logs on hand this, season is
-malt so that the mill • will not be in ,
,operation for More than a week or two.
The table:factory Will not be in opera.,
tion Mine the Ili(311 are working, at. ,the
raw mill, not 1,erhapsfor some time, as
oflate otook hoe not been. going out m
tuts 31* it Wita Wog tAdtup,.
•
,
was the ..fet st to tinciertAkelnybtematick tribteted aelaroshameff the' prograem. : ,- •
demonatiation.lecture work . on f 004 ' In this connection. we .may _specielly TOWN BASEBALL LEABVE.-.
valifesand toeking in connection. with mention a quartette by MeserseeTe S. ' ' '
the Institutes .of the Province So. we Reid, E. Aitcheamie Mrs Andersen' and On ' Thursday night list the Allies
areaisured-cflita.ring--sonteteringe that Miss Robertson;-&-dilett by:MG-Reid. ,-Proved-much-too Strong for -the Canucks
and Mrs.. Anderson; eolos by Mies ' and won by a 13-1 ecore, This, over.
. „
will be very instructive. :Don't forget
the date, June 26th. All the ladies, of
the ,town and surronnding country are
Cordially, invited to attend. 'Lunch will
be Served in picnic style.. Come and
enjoy the Meeting,
,.Krngsbridge• .
Nellie Brooks.and Mr. T. S. Reid Short whelming defeat doesn't mean that the
and entertaining addresses -were given 'Canuclis won't he serious contenders for
by Reeve Joynt and Rev. J S. Dundee. the Prize, however, for with& little-praee
of Lucknow Rev. WM. Mclaiish oc., tiee • they will show up. strong. ' On
oupied the chair while the program was Friday night the Britons, R. Johnston
, . • -being - given - .: ... ! - ., . , emanager,e_will. .playthef.'etnucks,'41_11:
. Monday, June 21st.
Mr. Jerry O'Connor, sr., is one the
sick list • . • •
Mr. Dignan; of London; is visiting at
James Griffin's. • .
• Miss . Gertrude Dalton, of Detroit
evisited here last week. , •
Williani Miran 411.. reteirs Seniiii-
ary,lendon;is hitineeleiliii vacation.
John McCarthy; James McCarthy,
Thomas Quigley and 'Wilfred Austin, of ,
Gederich, paid a flying visit to Kings-
bridge on Sunday.
Wilfred Garvey, John Long anctIVil;
hameLongeof Assumption College, Sand-
wich, and Genevieve °O'Connor,. Walter
Dalton and Joseph Garvey, of thoGode-
rich Collegiate Institute, are home for
the holidays.
A- very enloyitb e• evening spent
by the young peeple bf this locality on
Thursday Of last week at the .hoine of
Julitc-O'Reillyeinedancingenbd card Jiles
inge Milir°0'Re114, who is making pre-
parations for nioving, remodelling and
bricking her Meuse, had a bee the preced-
ing day drawing gravel for the. founda-
tion of the nemehoese '
• Tiverton .
•
•
;-•
.-Tnesduy, June 22nd.
Mrs. Hornier underwent an 'operation
ou attadaKaiid_i&itONY at the Kincardine
-Hespitaletioingatercbeeexpv...tee
ed, - - - •
Don't ferget R -N. Blair's sale on .the
lett- 'Saturday �f June, the -213th., of
household - effects. All will be scia
abiobuggy and driver, lap rugs, dusters,
etc.
Ihepeopleof the Methodist- Chnrch,
will hold their •Garden 'PArty on the
25th. Of June. -Geed-rouge all evening.
Come and enjoy all the good things.
Admission 18 dents.
_ . • •
Our iillage.Cotinell is hustling in the
new sidewalks these days. Everybody
seeM8 to be busy getting teady for the
holidays. Soveral 4,43f-b9ttititivi. are on
etheway4o.,completionat-thesbeaclhe
•
• .
. • ,.• Smith manager. The standing :of. the
'ie League to data is as follows
' Won- •-•
Will and Jack ,Long, of Assumption 2- -
Mrs.; Benjamin -Monday,
Rwistnt'
• Yannigans , •
1 0
friends -here. • . , ea.nucKs.
Mrs. Foley, of Detroit, isvisiting at Britons
,the home ot Mt. Tom Drennan.
College; Sandwithe -ere henieefor their:
vacation. - • --
• -
Mrs.. Dave 'Taylor , and, children, of
Detroit, are Sisiting at the home of , D.
L. Tayler.
:Fred Ross; of Dungannon, is presiding.
at the examinations in ' Kintailschool
this week.
McDonald, �f Amberle3r, was the
-guest of AIM Dick McDonald a few
days last week. •
Mrs. Perry, of Detthit, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. griffin,_ ae,
few 'd eye last week. '
Mrs. O'Neil; of jackion, Mich, is
visitittg-at-thehome-of-hee.:parentsreMr„..
rind -Mrsejaines-Sinnette sr. • •.
A number of the young people attend-
ed the dance party given by- the ,Misses-
O'Rilley on Thursday night. All report
&good tune.
•
, • .Ainberle* ' .
-Tuesday, Jane 22nd:
7EyiNe.,LA tlardeic Party,
which means agood time fnr everybody,
will -be held on Ed, Hunter's lot. on the
ofejit1y.2edee-Thiseparty-wille
be given firidet.theeinapices of the Lad•'-
ies'• Guild of the Anglican Church, and
n� effort is tieing spared -lo make -it" a,
linesw5cess.
_ •
- • = •LIttlfsfer - •
' • ----Taolday, Awe 22
. • . • .
Willie, TliorbOrne is ate present. visit
ing his brother Victdr •
James Gilmore Weyburn called af
Win Ifempton's on Thursday hist. '
Mt. Gerdon Jamieson and Miss
Blanche vent the weekend in Liickno,W.
Miss, Isabel MnDiarmid spent the
week -end with Miss Annie Side .of
Am herley. , ; •
Mr, and Mrt. Newel and iamity motor-
ed tip film Itinglton and tont the week
end at SiacKenzie's, • .
STRAWBERRY BULLETIN
.01 merest:to house wives,' Official .natke
hero 1061 •tti• :bay tainting attawbertite,
tow, 111We .ysur grocer 11041111, Niagara
peelesels grown-1(10de they aro hOW. at
thek best cold requite leer tetirf 00000,
Poole*. •01104t tcittlY. SpeSkta y*10'030444.4
. •
•
•tulross Centre 1. •
:L-Monday:elture--21st:-
,
Mr. Joe Guest and family have moved
into their new house.
N. GuesteOf Kinlough, Sundayed at
the home of his brother, Joe.. .
Mr. Ben Hughes, of Holyroqd, called
•
on friends here Saturday last.
Albert Ileghes is spending a few days
with his brother. John, near Tiverton. '
Mr. and Mrs. John McKenzie and son,
Harold, 'spent Sunday with Mende here.
Robert Craig, of. Teeswater, was the
-guest of 4LT:Geo. Richardson, 08
day haste • e • •
.,ef. Elutes% spent
a few-dayelast-Week-with-her--daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Richardson •
••-;
We notice -Alex- -McLeod,. of Tees -
Water, gciing West quite often. • Where
is the attraction, Alex.?
Mr. and Mks. Gnthrie Reid and son,,
Jimmie, areapendinge couple of Weeks
with friends in Detreit. '
•
" Kincardine
-Menden_ June" 21.
ProteDavithionof-Knoer Colleme_Tose.
route, preaelied in_Knnx Church on Sun-
day morning. ley. 12L MeA.rtItuf took
the service in the Methodist-cliurclu --
Attheeeerviees-itythe-Church cif-thtr
Messiah on Sunday Rev. Georgel. Abey
• rewe •
,--Monday, June 21.
, Ike Gauley visited a Rived • Sunday
evening..
PerCy Finnigan visited D. McWhinney
oU Sunday. • '
S. Sherwood ie patting a cement wall,
under his barn.
_Mrs. Pierce is now visitingeoldeac.-
qinclitances around 'Pre-Wii.
-Mti. Robert and Miss- Mary Carom
-tack in-the-eiiihision-to-thc,-Model„ Farm,
Ottelple on Saturday.
-We are sorry- to heir that Mrs.Blake,
who has been very ill for SOM8 time past,
lilltOtTeetiVering"-as - fast as her - many
'friends would wish.
Tut soma. -14VigNititL held in the
-
Church on Thursday WAS largeiyz attend-
ed and a tpietidid program consisting of
solos, readines and instrumental music
was -given. Mr. liuntergave an address,
after Whieb. Aim W. Hasty and Miss
Susie Kilpatrick presented Mr. and Mts.
Hader witha beautiful cabinet' of tit.
vet. Mr, I-Itinter litade -a eked reply
acknowledging thegift, after which
lunch was served by " the ladies of the
congregation. .
Vitatit...411 IttlitoSaq on Ittn6 'V,' 1616,
,to Mr, and Mr. 4rrat4r4 46044,
•
annethiced that his resginetion as rector
of the palish was in the hinds of the
church -wardens, totakeeffect about the
15th of July next. Mr, Ahey's retire
-
meet is due to ill health. • ' . .
Following the completion of the pro-
eeotien examinatione the. Kincardine
High School closed on 'Friday lad- fel'
the midsummer vacation. Of the teach-
ing etaff; Miss Stewart and Miss Budhan-
an..retnitied. to their homes. ;in Aylmer :
and -Rondeauerespectiveiy, • - • -
Brethren of Court Lake View, Cana-
dianeOrder of Foresters, to the number
of 130, attended divine service in the
Methodiat,charch on Sunday miming.
Rev..A. J. Langford's address was based
on the fundamental. principlda of• the
order;--- "liberty, benevolence- -anti,-
concord." .
CHURCH NEWS .
Communion services will - be 'field in
the South Kinloss Presbyterian Ohurch
on Sunday, June t7th. Rev. D. A. Mc-
Lean, of Ripley, end, Rev. F. A. McLen-
nan, ot Toronto, former pastor of the
church, will conduct the. services. • Pre-
paratory services will be held. on,Thurs-
day, Friday and Saturday. Gaelic ser-
vices will be held, glarne AS formerly.
Rev. Dr. Shearer, of the Presbyterian
'Need of Social Service and Evtiegelism,
preached strong. -in--leicknow-
Preehyterian Church. at the morning and .;
evening ,services last Sunday., Di. Shear-
er, who is a thorough master of his eub.ject, told in forceful fashion of thework
of the church among the ,non.Englieli.
speaking itetnigeants of the' Dominion,
especially those in, the: large cities; and',
also spoke in theevening on the wort; of
his .committee inpromotingtesneeranee•
O
. 'Neal oa,eoeialputitY, • ,
• PA' GRILP•-•1:-Bepoite. front. the .• coii
venera of the mime committees conk.
-Pr/sect the prevent -of last Monday everF
beef ; The -conveners of all the commit-
tees except We were present; that of the.
Program and, the Look -Out Committees,
Reports were read by each of the follow-
inge-Miss Dolly Henderson, of the De-
votional Coneraittee; Mies Mary Little,
of the Flower; Mrs. 'Ririe,' Sepal; Mr.
Racine,: Missionary; and Miss Pearl
Renderson;,Literai7. After .the . adopt-
ion of these reports, Mr. Duncangave
an addrelletiving.aeveral.„gond eugges-•,
tions fat next year's nieetings. The next
meeting will .be the last of theterm and
will bein charge of the Social Commit-
Goderich • rQwashiP
Jurnist'
• miss Olive Gray (nurse), is visiting
friends in Goclerich. '-
.11r. and Mrs Snidet, of the lette con.
spent Sunday at the home of Reuben
grim '
Mr, Thomas Webster, of Doti*, *as'
the guest --of -Mrs;- B Webster over
Sunday.
Miss Harriet Cantelon of Clinton Was
the guest of -Mils Georgentilludie over
Sunday. • •
•. .Mra =McDonald OThtrietiLat
the 1341), Of her. brother,. Mr. Charles
McGregor. -.
eMiss Gladys Webster of Clinton spent
the -Week end at the home of A. JeCente
don, 7th con. •
_ •
Mr & _Peter Cantelea.audson__Chailie:
of Clinton, spent•Sunday at the home of
Adam Cantelon of the 9th. con.
Mr, and Mrs. john Fair, Mi. and Mrs.
Frank Funstoeof Bervie . spent a few
days recently with Mr. and Mrs. ,Geo;
Iludie.
Mie.andelfre.•GeoeMilleracconmanied
by Mts.' Wm. Perdue are Spending this
week in Southampton, with Mr. .
sister, • Mrs.- Donalden- an-decet h -e r
relatives: - •
Pine River •
Tuesday,. June 2s.
James Creech had a .bee on Tuesday
afternoon drawing clay for his gatigway.
• "---""
' Bethel Sunday School. will. hold their
'picnicatBruce Beach on Dominion Day.
Fred Willliams• of Ashfield, spent a
few days With friends in the neighbor,
Quite a number of members of the'
C 0 F. attended church parade in
Kincatdine on Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Smith, Mr. tied
Mrs, Thomas P0110elf and Robt. Pollock
'inbthred to Q�doricho Tuesday.
The baseball game played on Thursday
-evening betweeirouatta.,mendethe-Lake
- Shore team Meant another. victory - for
ourboys. The game finished 6 to 2.
Racharcl:Grahain-Lretutned home on.
Saturday from arotind',,Goilerich where
he has been doing•oesuccessfelliglitning
rod business for the pest three weeks.
The first half of the June cheese niade
in our factory was sold. for fifteen cents
a pone& drop of- three cents. per,
pound will mean cen_ite -a difference' in
the cheeks' but we have been iriformed
•
Are You Puzzled
Whitt to Give?
Give Silverware
, There is no gift that is so accept.
anie and lasts so longes good ell-
•yerWere. ,That's the kind we sell;
We guarantee eVery:piece, We "
Nvonkilike40 shim you seM'e of our
neWerit designs in tea Sete, )erry
IMhs,'$alediTewlse. Cake
Caeserolei .etee ,
. •
Call in some day Soon and
see them
FT. ARMSTRONG
Leading Jeweler and
- Optician
$ ,
•
• SAtheertit4ed uridl
iorYeare-
bErimmiEwnlas-- interesteCeutfone
PayaPe Half -Yearly
Isica9nAut .
"Als-c-us:L-47,-480;39r
The (treat West Permanent Loan Compaq
17 20,xillg St.Webt — • Toronto
Repeesenteel by
• jol39?,TAglie*, - LuCkribw;Ctift.".7:
1
0
•
, •
••• :•(
• ,
1EVERYI3E)Dit!S COLUMN • -
„. , , •
WE WILL • PAY ' higheste Inarket pricfor
. _ _
kers° luar. IllEtt;DNY,SCN's leer Go 01 a
• b'l'ORE. ." , 7,1 -t71 -e,
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for ole liens by :
'Reisman; Lneknow,, See him Jit lilende1.•-•-7 • ,
Son'S Store. • . 10 0:p.
ly,IONEY,TO LOAN,---Onmortgages and notos
• Utreattinabia--ratesr,-Eire-itmarribc.ei both- - --
Stook and 'Mittutil Companies.. '
• GEO, A., SIDDALL; Ranker, Lueknow
TEACII1R WANTED --Protestant, for S. S.
No, 3, Kinloss; duties to eommenea Sept. 1,
1915. ApplieationS, stating civalificationr -
and. salary, vvill be rec,eived by the under.
signed. . Levi Boyle,
9-43„ • • Holyrood R. 1, Ont.
•
•
STENS, ASTRAY -Clime to the prem es •of •
the undersigned Lot 5 con A, Kinloss, "
or about lOth of May 1915._ One red -Yearling •,-
_ sMer. -Caner may-haya.-Sanse 08 proving_
property -and paying ewponses, -
8-7.100c • J. 111p1IfAusito . • •
• ,
Bank of Hamilton, Lueknow, a
purse containing sum of money. Owner •
may have same on proving property and. •
paying for this ad. 21-6-21
•
For Sale
FARM FOR, SALE:-TheAdiniiiiiirator of the '
• Estate of Mary Ryan;lato of the Town of '
•• Gederich; In the County of Efuron,tdarriett
woman, deeemed, offers for side the
.ind faffilltropertyr_,The-south 140: aores_-ot-: -
Lot 16; Um, 12, West -WaVvitnosh.- -Who ,
' property is.situnted 2 1-2 miles from Luek-
, now and 1 1-2 miles from St. Helens. This
farm is,airm dress and has been 'pastui-o-d
for_the past .seVen years; doe&-vvell witli.
mibdinill; 10 acres of bush; situated . in a
itisimiess_famiiiaXlstrieOtihn_ good A
, 2 burns an driving ed. The farna
has a gone clay loam, and is la first class ,' •
condition for Mixed. farminr.,• For further ,
particulars apply to P. J. Ryan. Goderieh,
. Ontario, Administrator; or to J. E. Agnew', „ •
Real Estate Dealer, Lucknow; or to Freud-.
foot,. Killoran-& ,Prondfoot. Solicitors •for
Adminharatar, Goderieh. .20 -54f -e 1421-
- •
that the '•irst cheese nitinufaettirpd at
• .
• . • •
OUR 1915-, -
Pipe River • factory rid for 5i emits
perpound, „
- AN-M.14%14.M
,
- Notice is hereby von_thitt.thit-anmieleeitte_ •
Jim ef thelharehol ors of t e Luoknow 'lava- ' - just -Arrived- -
-tof-Company. rza..7wntytr lirtinr-C ,
.T.,1.,3rd., at 230 p.m., -for the purposo of rec,eiv-
Chamber,_Town °know, on Saturday,
ing reports, appointing Dirdetors, and other
general business. By order •
0 5 Mr -President.
'Dated -tit Lucknow. June 22nd., 1915.
• I-7-75:
Lurgan
-Tuesday, June 22nd..
Miss McIver -spent Sunday at Mr.
Win. IN' ehlunen'o. .
Cleorge Jardine took in the excursion
to the 0. A• C. on Saturday.- • ,
Mrs. G. Thompson has returned to
'Xinca7dineitfter spending' a few days at
J. Walden's. ,
• Jack Polhei, Bert Walden and Arthur
Dunlop are in town this Week writing on
Entrance Exams: . •
tiro: J. A. Bradley had the raisfettillie
to fall on Snday moral eanOinti
$(944, VtAlk4 it !tat* '
• •
.4mimenimm••
TEMPLE;CLARK.
lierchaAtt ;Tailor.
Spend it at KINT I
ADay id the Opin is a, Day 'of :Delight
Theie will be no end a Entertainment
A Great Baseball Tournament
' Athletic Sports and Races for Meit, boys
and girls , •
•
' Motor Boat Excursions on the lake through.
-
out the Day. Many Refreshment 'Booths
, on the Grounds.
A Great BJg %Ohio 'rota Start to,,riaish.
• See at, e Prizala ]? TArrnsteang's
El
i
. • 'I. . .
•
•
,
. ,
. .
,
1 .
,
•
4'
•ii44.
,