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COrreOt up to Wecnies$10 noon)
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TORPNTO VaICHP 'ems wegic
Wheat. bush, . 1 15 to $ 3. 20
• ' Oats, ...... , .4.. 62 to 63
""" • 't.k bu /0 t 80
, Timothy, . flay, '18 30 to " 21 00
Mixed and ClaVer 16 (lb to 18 06
- :heavy steers, . , 830 to 8 75
9 10,
•• - Calves. . SO tce, 10 00
_ Spr leg Larubs, per cwt.9 25 to 9 50
Sheep, ewes, cwt 5. 25 to 6 '30
23 to 30
Ham,. dra , 26 to Sti
Potatoes, bag.:.. ' 60' to 7Q,,
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'erve.Grape Juice
. Thepti, Warm.
Day -
The•beverize is an inipoK-,
tant part of the summer
meal. yoti wantsome-
• thing that is cool' and re -
fleshing we suggest grape
'juice. It is, adapted for
the Agility meal, the sum-.,
mer camp, outings -lunch-
eons or formal dinners.
Serye. it alone With crack:-
ed ice diluted with lee
water or 11 a. 'fruit salad::
It is a delicious:drink.
ceei 01 hand : •
Welch's pntegrape juice, bot. Me.
e_Lime jeiceeyou add.water to it 25c.
Freit syrups, raspberry, strawberry
- .bottleee..35e. r,
e !res....ekes.
R. A. M. 'SPENCE'S .
Draw
.i.thi_NyaLQuality_Storet_24
elerm a 6ecidieB) Coe
A Christian college -home. .
heelthful•situation. '
.Forprospectusand terms,writethe Principal
11.1.Wainer,M.A..DJ).,St.Thoms,t.
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Lothian
---411opdity, August .10.
. _Mrs. OVA: ot,e13cryie, visited her
• .daughter, Mrs. 1%-irt Sandy; a few days
- • laet week, - . „
Miss Mary McDonald arrived from
Duluth on Tuesday night to spend her
-vacation af her Old home here, '
' Little Miss Mabel and Master Alvin
Sherriff, of London, visited their Omit,
Mei George Swan, Jr., for a Week or sn.
:Mrs. John tee and her two youngest
ehildren, of: Chicago, are visiting, her
• mother; Milt IVICLeare mid 'sister, rs.
•'it. Campbell.
„ • • Mr. and Mrs. Alex, McLean, Aire and
: Mire,•Chatlesee/IcLeau and Dr. John Me.
• Loan motored to tloclerich one day ,last
week to visit friends there. •
, The other day_ a party of motorists
„, ran, over e couple . of 1.4ogs
-fightingon the trolid41i;tc Wheels over
' .onis'er both "ot the dbgs. TheY'lleVeT
• , even interrupted the light. I§ will hardly
•, be necessary to mention the Make of the
recent heavy rains and winds
• have beaten down and tangled' the grata
en badly that it will lie-•ditliculte,to cut
and secure the atop. However. When
• we read of the tremendous leases farmers
' in tither sectiord have suffered from
. tido& .10 feel that we have a great -dear
• toSV.thatiltflii for.
PATRIOTIC 00NilltEdATI0N.-Ofr the
lfith inst. Aehfield Presbyterian church
held a congregational meeting 'none.
diately after the morning Service to dw-
ells/3 the advisability of making a con-
gregational contribution to the Patriotic
und. The' meeting unanidionsly decided
to raise a thousand defiers for the Red
Cross itil"Patriotio Funde. The next
day Mr, ardie began a &trivet% 'et the
congregation, With it subscription list,
• and judgieg font the atietees he We Met
• with Sa far, a .B0011 deal more .than
thoomanct WI b realized.
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LOCAL AND 6ENERAL
Mrs. O. W. Cohlter visited friends in
weer.'
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. -Beie tlie•Wer•Pmfores,'Friday,andBat-
144.47 yo.o4.-Theatre..
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MISS Kato -McGregor• to• home after
Spending a thonth in Chicago.
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• Harold Freeman is' epending a couple
. of weeks with London :friends,
' Mee Olive Pewee% of Blyth, visited
• for a fer days at Mr; ,Iir„ T. Fhillips,.
• Mitiada N. Flynn, Saiiit Ste.' Marie,
(Vent e few daye-withirieeds town. •
• Mr. and Mrs. John Botton and Miss
Sentt, Visited, inSeaforth over Sunday. •
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"For the glivire," a;Patiiotie Drama
'Of the present dal. Picture Show Fri-
day
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' The Misses r Lyonsr, of Londeaboro,
'Imie returned home After visiting at.
Mrs. I{. •• -
Mrs. R. J. Edwards,• cif 'Foronto,:is the
guest of her husband's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, James Edwards, .
William I3ecking, Culross, has bought
a 200 acre farm from Louis Brown, of
Bentenick, for"$6,000'.
Mrs. fl. T. Phillips:1e home after spend -
'big a .couple of -Wake with friends At-'
Kincardine and Amberky.
A tournament Aiming local tennis play-
ers is under wok and engaging the at -
teak* of devotees of the game. *
• MIs M. Edwards' left,to attend • the
millinery openiegs. in Toronto; after
• spending four weeks at her home.
Mre. NeilMdtriCar returned to Lon-
don on Thursday- of last Week, ,after
visiting with M. F. F. Freeman', '
' Mr: and Mrs. Evans and daughter \
Evelyn, of New Market, are visiting • at
thetome of Mrs: Hugh Pritchard.
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Miss Bell Rome, 'Mies Jennie A in-
-stronwatutMr: Niton Melvin wereSun ay
visitors with Mr. and Mies. John Bell.
Nie. and Mrs. J. A. McLennan, who
spent a mouths' vae,stion here and at the
lake ehore, have retured‘te Toronto.
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Mr Thos. Melvin- and Mrs. W. Rome
of Cidross, and Miss" Annie Pringle, of .
Torontoovere recent guests 'of. Me J.
Bell . .
E. Swartz, of Wingham, who afew
weeks agnevas critically ill, has greatly
unproved lately, aed is expected he
will soonle about again. •
• Miss Anna McGregor, Southampton,
who' spent last week .with her aunt, Miss
M. Campbell,,South Kinloss, has gene
to visit friends at Niagara. -
The engagenient annoueed of ry
(Minnie), youngest daughter the late
Mr: and Mrs. F. E. McLennan, of Gode;
Ac_h, Ont.ao Alexander Maclennan. of
the Imperial Blink, of Canada,. Toronto,
the marriage to take place Sept. 1st
Mr. T. L. Arnistrong, Wife and son,
who have been visiting his sister, Mr.
George Potter, for the past month, have
started on theirjourney home to Oekes,
i.»:, ley mita. • Mr. Arniettong is one
of the Lucknow boys, having 'gane
to Dakota eleven years ago, and 'opeeed
up a varietrstore, in which he has been
very successful. .
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IStudent* WantedTelegraph operating and express book-
keepinglitorouglaly taught, Student seta
practical experience; training is, there-
fore 'better tban any college can Ore.
Two wires ranningintoLotace. Good
•poodiens always cpen for energetic YouVg-
,
men, aod women in this line. • For .par-
ticelars apply
* E. M. eienderson, Agent,
G. N. W. Telegraph 0 ce,
2-9e Lucknow.
14aOkside
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SitaW-MOGErecion--The borne of
MPand Mrs, James McGregor, Lang -
side, was the scene oJ aopieLand happy
0.3,44 on ,Wedoe8e147 Oteriinee ,of • last
week at& o'clock, when their daughter,
Jessie Isabel, Ind Mr. William Thomas
Shaw were Joined in; wedlock by the
Rev. II.Stewart.- The bride entered the
draveing,reom-on the Kin of her father
tothe strainof Mendlesehrea wedding
welch played by MisiAillie MeGregor,
4 sister of the bride. 0•The bride Was
.becemingly, attired -in -white Satinde-
oliene and,she garriedieShoWer bouqnet
of . white eernetionil and maiden -hair
fern. Her veil, which was of silk net,
• was prettily, crowned with" orange Wes-.
sQms, The maid of honor, Miss Irene
Moore, was the bride's only attendant,
wearing a frock of :erearn-de-chene and
carrying a basket of sweet peas. „A
wedding dinner was enjoyed by
• the guests, Who:included only relatives"
and intimate friends of the contracting
partiees Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, who Were
the recipients of a large number of hand -
knee and useful presents, left for Toronto
on Thursday afternoon, where they will
make their home. They take with them
the good wishes of a large circle of
friends of the McGregor family,
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Winnie McLennan, of Detroi ,
West. Germany has spese much ICI ,y 't
• • Culross Centre
1 -Monday, August leth.
D McGregor, 4th. line, raised a straw
shed Thursday; Aug, 5th.
• Scene of the farmers of this vicinity
have-finished.outting.their oats. .
Mr, and Mis. Walter Pinnell visited
friends here Thursday of last 'Week
Mr and Mrs. David Scott Sundayed
at the home of Mr. john ,McAllister,
con. 2.' --
Mr, Harry McKague has bought a
new driver, from Alex. Stanley, of Kin-
cardine. .
Mirses lAura and Wilda Stanley, of
London, are Visiting their Sister Mrs.
Geo Richardson. •
Misses Mary and Lizzie Stobo have
returned home Offer ,Spending tiro Weeks
with Mende in Michigan. ,
• Miss Grace' Richardson, of Laneside,
is visiting at the hone° of her grand-
parents, Mr; and Mrs: Walter .Richard••
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A.kegeenomber efenthelere attended_
the service at Lengside Sunday last,
'Pet Mr. -Dunn of iToronto. formerly of
Langsielepreaaeclean excellent sermon
Lon
• TROPHY LOMES TO LUCli,NOW YOENIi MAN DROWNED
BOWLING KINK WM AT 01161113.0. IN PURVES1 LAKE
MAKE IT A WHIRL,
' WIND CAMPAK1N
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, F. Tate? lead; R. Johnston,second; T.".
As already intimated in 0033(300%10nel Watson, third.; wm, mon, ekip_tbis
the Lucknow Fire Brigade has 'under' was the inake4ip Qrt'De Lucknow riiit
taken to raise by subscription the amount which won the trophy at the bowling
of one thousand 'dollars to purchase • a tournament
'4 Vargill last week'
•It was no walk.over either. There
lOnehine film for the tIlei'anne Canadian won30 rinks in, competition; one from
eoldieni at the front. At a, large public suet; a centre of sport as Heeilleee,
meeting..held in Walkoton on Toesday Stratford and •Oweri Sound were also
evening, 10th, A eointiiittee con- represented.
slating of seVeral .prominent wen arid of The Lucia:foie rink was practically the
the Mayors and Reeies in the County Barge as won the consolation prize at
of BrUee, Wail appointed for the collection Owen Sound a shot time ago -the clif-
Of shlescriptione for. the, purchase of ference.beiog that Frank Tate took the
maolund guns »Addeo to attend before ; place of Harold -,
•the. councils of the several municipalities . The prize, is. one Of which the winners
'to ropiest aid for tide purpose. Before may Well be preud. It consists of four
the meeting the Minister of ;Militia wee McKinley rattan 'rockers -fitting reran -
'applied to for his advice as to which Way `'.dera of e good day's sportier the seine
We cedid best ossist our couotry and fortable type of gentlethan who, indulges
Great Britain 14 the Present war and in in the "geptiernan'egaine." •
telegraM was received from Sen. • ' Lif.eknow bowlers, .ave 'fancy; are mak,.
• ator Louglieecl; the acting Minister of 'beg an 'en viable' reputation ° On• the
Militia, Stating. that. the-.Governmerit Northern Peninsula: Another 'of -our
would ;:geaterallY .'itot'ePt • the, gift :of rinks recently wo4 second in the Onsei
machine gene and sohject to military lation at Port ,
necessities carry .out the wishes of the '
donors in regaid. to assigning the guns
donated.'
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WTithaII thefarring powers still • .2 -Monday,. August 16th.
fighting trim a.fter'a year of it, the gen- see,Jobn Wrightson i3 on the•siek
erati on both' sides are trying t� find - talMit Morrison' SUndayed at
'seine means Of getting the decisive
per hand.. On the side of the Allies a ' Miss Pearl Fleteted ieeisiting with
shortage of ammunition all round, is friends in Teeswatde - '
given as the reason for 'every, failure or
retreat on both Eastern aiid Western Malcolm McLean returned to De.
fronts, This is frankly admitted as the troit, bffich., on Friday: '
• reason, for the greae Russian retreat in Angus Montgomery .threshed for J.
the East and the postponement of the C: Kenned;v onSaturday..
long annothieed spring offensive -in the Miss w. _ •
Zion
. . -Tuesday, August 17.
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Miss. Farrieh, Goderich, visited a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
• Miss Hazel. Irwin, Walkerton, spent
a few -days With ffiends ili this vioinity.
Miss Agnes Mallick; of Brantford, is
visitiog her %brother, John Mallick at
present. • • •
Mr. James Miller M. a:nd Mrs. Rebt.
To Wham ft,May Concern
. Albert Lott, of Brussels, wishes to ree
-mindlis-subscribersefor hooks; -that: he
expects to make delivery in Lucknow,
"St. Helens and locality, early next week.
Kindly keep the time in mind, and
mention it to -those of your frientl,s who
are interested. - ,
Recruits Wanted.
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The recruieng office for the County of
Bruce i not, open in the' Armories.
Paisley. Major Hay, 0. C. 3,2nd 'Regt.,
and Capt., Houston, Medieal Officer, are,
enlisting Men for the 34t1i Battalion,
-Canadian Expeditionary Force. More
men are wanted,and Mere is -going.-to-
do her_share.
.Death Of Dayld McGill • -
David McGill, an old and eeteeined
resident of the Ashfield boundary,. west
of Lucknow, Sun.*
after it long illness from canter of the
'face and 'other- teonblesede to -old- age.
He, was 74 years of age. ' funeral
was held -„yesterday afternoon -to Kinlosii-
Cemetery. -• • • . •
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Baseball TelsE'ig._
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The baseball season in Inielinow will
reach'a tort of .climax this evening, at
4.00 O'clock. *hen a team of 'Married lady
players will .Play.against a team 'of -their
unmarried sistenr. We are not in a. po-
'sititn to give the linti-up of either 'side,
nor even the batterres,ebut these •:rin
dealt have been picked. The game has
been arranged for bY the Womens' Pat-
riotic League and proceeds will go to
incteaf3elhe'funele og that _organizatioa,
4headiniiiinonin 040 .-and 15 cents,
N� irCiiibt.73VerihniVillrVe
Pall PalePtiee'Llst
• Thatititereet Lucknow•Fall Fair is
going to be active this year is indicated
by the fact that already a nuniber have
called at The Sentinel ofliee enquiring
about the Prize Lists., Copy for the 1015
ttot Was handed in at the printing office
last week, and already a good start has
been made on the work of orbiting it.
The work will he pushed forward With
all possible speed, SO that in the tear
future copies will be available for the
• public. A number of changes With a
view to improvement of the List have
been made, and nothing will be left on.
done wr the director's to make the Pair
a Splendid linden:la As lute been the
praetice for a number of y. -ars,' the 'So-
ciety id pitting on 0. entertainmAt
in the Town Hall oil the evening of, the
second day .of the Show, .The program
t will be.giVat by the Boyer -Vincent Dra.
Ma* Col whidh gate a oumbor of ver.y,
aawoodul m10041101 hoe laatwititer.
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Webster jr., motored to He.nsall Satur-
day evening. ,
. • Mr...Robt. Blichanan, of St. Mier's,.
spent Wednesday with his- sister, Mrs,
Robt. Webster. ••
• Quite a number from this burg at-
tended the S. S. Excursion to, Kincar-
dine last Tuesday..
Master Percy and Tracey Webster, of
• Lucknow visite-d---arth e5e-Mt7
os_ HeJm the . week -end. • •
Mr. John McDonagh celebrated his
.ninety-first birthday on Thursday Aug-
ust 12. Wewish him many more happy
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.days. .. • •
Laurier
. , -Tuesday, August 17.
Mrs. Boyd, Grant and Beth, Goderich,
spot the weelt=end Chas. 13oyd'r. --
Mtsses Viola Dyer,- of Chatham, and
jeem-YoungeCarloweare -visitin
Kew ptias. .
:Used. Mae- IfileZCeieztee 'of -New
York and Sarah Parrish, Goderich; also
Grant MacKenzie, Neer York, are visit-
ing* K. J. ,MacKenzie's.
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--MondaY, August -16.
Mrs. Sallies Wilson, of Brantford, is
.visiting her mother, Mrs Helen Bell.
•Miss S. MeTavish, a former teiteher,
°ailed on friends in the berg reneritly.
Mi.es Leta McLean, of Witighane
!pent. Sunday with herefeioncleeeMiss
4,3unioeShielltie• e•
aehia-Reavie: of Ripley,Iiiie been
visiting her niece, Mrs. S. Geddes, for
the past week. '
The Rev. Professor Da,vidson Will
have charge of the service on Sunday in
Pine River cherell.
Miss.Aniabelle Graham, *of Seaforth,
has been spending some .weeks visiting
• friends lin' this community. /
• A number from here attended the
kitchen shower given Miss Ind :Welsh
the 'hOine of, Thomas Welsh, Logan
and all report a moat enjoyable time. .
The • ladies ot the institide intend
ineeting.on Thursday at the h6M0 of
Mrs. A. D. McNeil for the purpose of
tacking **plies for the soldiers,
I
. visit. _ : _
in the last forty-five yeare preparieg for Mich, is hemeon a The Ashfield Presbyterian congrega.
war and started tine war with ,:a Mr. M. E.,Peac.)ek, of Toronto, is .tion has undertaken to collect $1,000 to
magnificent equipMent which took time visiting at N. C. MeFirlane's. .., be devoted to • patriotic purposes. A
and heavy taxation to get together. It e • • ) canvass of the adherents of the Church
is the es,sence of the German system to Miss Minnie McNally is visiting .was commenced early this week' and
make such a hell of the countries where Paisley and -Greenock friends. • prospects are that the enim aimed at will
her armies Set foot that' any. terms she. Mr'. L. B. Tufford of 13 . ll ••• .1 -*"41. -*4 with little difficulty
may offer will seem like Hea,ven to the
visiting at Wy J. Mc Keemares. Rev. J. S. Duncan returned from his
people Whose bodies she has defiled. In
Belgium several million • Belgians are ' Miss Emiline Wrightson is under otaintitelni litis316ulnit
u t Fotret last week and
making war material for their conquer Ea= .linai,g beenser
the br.'s care with„typhoid fever. '. vice. The mPoinPinga
ors and are compelled- to Work at the
. Mr. keel Perey is home frona Tiver; taken by Mr. Dewitt 0: Coming, repre-
point of the bayonet k It they' object,
they are -shot. They have n'o more pro- ton for a visit prior to going West. sentativeof the Canada Bible Sogiety.
Mr. Cosens preatihed. in the Methodist
perty and no mere rights than cattle, All are pleased to see .Ar.. Angus church in the evening
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and they cannot lift amhand to protect
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Campbell able to be out and around' The Methodist church was well „filled
the honor of their women And less again
. Monday evening when Mr. D. a Cosens
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than a year ago, they were Orie of the, , 'gave an .addrese on the work of the
mest civilized and prosperous of the.
Misses McKenzie -and Miss Coombe; IT'pper.Caneda Bible Society,. followed
nations of the earth.. There, has been of Kincardine, Visited friends here:on by an illustrated lecture on p. trip through
nothing like the horror of their fate in 1
the war zone, The manY views shown
Germany ie 'victorious every refinement 'Wednesday. '
all history.. Be perfectly sere that if \ •
Outs. E. Russell, a Hamilton, who were very 'good and the lecture was
is ie training, spent the week -end at greatly enjoyed. The local branch of
of outrage which is withie the compass the Bible Society ;was reorganized, the
ef the German imagination will be in- his home here: ' „ officers of last year being re-elected. e
'Meted_ on us. _ If thaAlliei_aie beaten,- „ezeIVIii3ses-Mary and -Mae Meafek -
-the-1-* willhe no spot on theglobe Wffere
a soul can escape from the domination • .
N.'s, of•Rochester and New York, are , THINGS TO REMEMBER
home on vacation: , •
, • ABOUT THE B. B. OAME
• of this enemy of mankind.' '. - , •-
It up to us le sacrifice -everything-• Ilra.._L_B. Telford, -ofe-Beamsville, To attendetire.balleganne-in7ther park
is visiting her parents, Mt '
. and Mrs. this p. m. at 6 o'clock
if necessaiy. Those in our midi/ wile .
have gieen of their ewe ilesh and blood W. J. McKeeman: : The time, for the ladies' baseballgame
• People of Lneknow andsurrounding
ountry-were.greatly-.sheeked. and and-
dened kfunclay afternoon by learning , , ', „ ,
that Charlie Lockhart, a lad of sewn., i.4-otinaqg To the Family .
teen, whose laolue, wet( on the 4th Con- . - 'Theatre - • - ,,
cession of Kinloss, had been, drowned.. 4- ' •
difficult to get details of the accident- -
that moreing in Purves' • Lake. It is '
Friday flaturday Nights
The unfortunate your* man, accOlil- " ,
m fact, there appears to be few details. 4, For
Paniod.by a younger cptnPatnionl -Charlie - ' .
the Empire"
• nNutin ar ib.01e kr , wWeerpet. len the ho a ikiiek tea wbhaet oh he. 3e4y ,,An all British
, ell ., ,
• Film h
arrived, and they waitedon the batk .
until the barfinished their svin andKingEnd9sgdbYHis'1aietY. .
gor6.away:y0ungL,ekharttheawent,G4rgr,LorFKitcpeier.,
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;itid thWar • '
fairly well, but Was not used -to being in 0 -, e - " Office•
tieeP water. •Ii.elloit distaneefroat the AISO 2 Reels of .`:`Strand: .
bank .the•lake iegnite deep. After being '''' War Scenes -Actual
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itithe,water a OhOrt W11119 he_ disappear- ..„. _ . ., • . .. . :
bon again' cotes...to the tiatfits. 'Peewit: . -
ed s and according to young Norfolk 'did- • ', Views from Ow , s: -: ,,, •
, Front ,,.,.', .. : -'
ing alarmed *OrfOlk"..all to. the other ° Niodnita 'b•-•ii.Egoiu;,,Rdej 4sil'..0`w-.. .. i.,..,!.,,,,
boys who had been skimming and 'soon .
a number were engaged in. . 'efforts to . Patrioticin every sense \• ..*. .
discover the bode.e tine'however, was . ' Of the vr''ord .
not effected for about three hours, when •
men on a 'raft succeeded in raking it Don't Miss This Treat '.
from the water.
It was found about 30 feet !Toni the '
Admission • * .
bank where the water is eight or nine - .
feet deep And the bottom covered by- „a, , A
dt.121tSShows'ECahchil4Nriecrnbi I • - ' ';'::: '
,Mtich sympathi is felt for the parent , ,
's .,-,
Mr. and Mrs. Ezexiel Locieharr and the
brothers and sisters in, their sudden and
shocking bereavement. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon to Kinloss
cemetery. . .
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tItURCEI-NEWS' • --" -- ' '''•
To the Patriotietitizerts
into the water alone. Ile• could fiWiM
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rank growth of weeds.
have made the greatestsacrifite. Surely
this campaign to raise the 'price of a
machine gun will be cf a 'whirlwind
nature. Let us all do our, _duty. The
Mr and Mrs. Neil McLean, of the this. evg; willhe six o'clock not 6.:30 as
12th. con., Bruce, Sundayed with the originally advertised. -
latter's brother, Jos. Wrightson: Doe% "kid" the umpire. She knows
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. . the rules. (To the players; Don't assault
. Mrs. Bert Montgomery and family, the umpire!)
firemenhave•started- -the --fund--withe-a--nieSouthartostoti; are Visiting. her • par- • . Admission. to the parkis 5-10 and 15
donation of One hundred' dollars. The en s,, Mr. and -Mrs. Peter McLean. ' cents, depending on age and sex. ,
village will be thdrouglily canvassed is •• •
The gate receipts all go to the Woni-
'well as the farmers in the immediate,- _Mr: and Mrs. M. E. Peacock and •
'ens' Patriotic Fund. Your money wont -
vicinity of Lucknow. . and Miss Edith Howson are
spending O couple of weeks at Inver. be waatedoind yoli'll'ha,ve a good time.
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aREAT REQUITING .• .
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Look -out for the ween police! They
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Rey - •and Mrs--#. Reich- and- 'M.will maintain order at your expense.
CAMPkION IN THE CITIES '
• Louise and Misses Campbell motored •
The ladies have been to it good deal
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• of trouble promoting this game. They
• These Who return, from 'Permit° after
spending a few days there telt of a tre-
mendous rdcruiting campaign now under
way in the city.. Vol nteers .are bin
'enrolled at the rete of about one thousand
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a week.: A young man .Who looks like
good material for a soldier cannot be in
the city any time before being asked
. why he does not enlist, and unless he
has veer good reasons to offer for .not
donning the king's uniform he i made.
to feel that he is not doing his duty.
So great has been the agitation and
so insistent has been the.call for volun-
teers that every fit young ma.n hae. come,
telfeet Wet there is only -one place fOr
him, and that is in the 'military training '
camp, -There alone canhe
self-respect and the respect of his asso-
-mates. ' - - - -
At a numbeeof places along the main
lhoroughfares,offices have been opened.
Inahe.window is placed a collection bf
trophies from tho,•great battlefields Of
:Europe, guns, ainiroinitioe; etc: These
attract the attention of the passers-by,
and the likely -looking young Man who
stops to look and enquire is presently
accosted by an officer from within; wh‘i
asks if he should like teerilist, why he
• 'doesn't cnlist, etc , ett. The' situation
a his duty ere plaiply presented and
there is not much man about the 'tellOW
Who, isiree and fit, fails to ans-
wer his country!scstL
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'busi-
ness establishments where many men
• are employed, placards are on the Aral sf
stating that any .man wishing to enlist.
,will be tillowed half pay during the war
and his place will be • °poi , for libri on
his return.
So effective has been this campaign
that at 'certain hours of the dayeettlid
every day -men stand in line and have
to wait for hours before the examination
or recruiting offices before they, can be
admitted to sign the Honor Roll.
This campaign ought to be extended
until every town arid village in the
cothitry is cfiveredas well as Toronto
Ae compared witletbe towns and villages,
the cites are 'fining more than their
share in the way of aupplying men. This
is not beeattse city men are more 'patrio-
tic, or more courageous, but because they
•have been more thoroughly awakened to
their day.° 00 cities -enlisting hes
become the popular thing to do. Ths.t
condition ought to prevail throughout
to Bruce Beach oti Friday With Mr,
Dan MeLean. They were guests of
Rey. and. Mrs Mclierroll. ••
kr. and. Mrs. Re
Came up fioni Tbronte last.week, Mrs.
MeFadyen retifined on Saturday. Mr.
MeFadyen is remaining for a shOrt
time in 'hopes the Chanee' may help
'•,F.RbittuartiN
• Iillaeart •Diiitrict ;Peach' Season' is pow
open`, Altd INS Weald Vella*, St. John
*boat rtady.4 Some txtesent white tesh •
Nitrites will mob to la. *The Pfuni *eaten
Is 'new brilliant Many goad varies,*
Tomatoes elm reade.
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want to raise empty with which to sup-
ply comforts tef the solcliersdn the teen-
chee and hospitals next winter. Come
along, Don't disappoint them. •
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'him. All are pTeased to see him • Weddiog bells are ringinedn, the vil-
• -Monday August Auguit 16
iigain-andliope fOr his speedy recovety: age.
Mrs. Keifer and daughter Miss Louise,
are visiting Victor ThOrburn's. •
• Mrs. Ashley Blair and family; -Luck-
•now-, ars visiting friends around -here,
• Min Annie -Courtney returned from-
gina. On'a visit to her patentsMr. and:
Amberley •
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• - S. Helens •
---Tpesday August 18.
TheAugust Meeting of the St. Helens
Woman's Institute will he • eld on
Thursday the. gettl.t30;V4eltiek•aithe • Mrs. P. PeuetrIn.:...._ . ' "
home' of Mrs:: Josoph Gaunt. Subject. • William Bradley.erdertkinedaenuniber
"Doing- our 'Sewn-- of hie---friende at-Lhis=
and .Drawer." 'IA Point Friday evening • •. "...: •
Jame's. Penrose, Whitechurcb, sent
• A genet wedding was solemnized et lest weak at James Blue's and • also re-
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the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter- Clark; newer'. other. exquaiii taneep here. .
St. Helens; at 5.30 o'clock Tuesday
evening, when their daughter, 'Lillian
Jane, became the bride of Rev. Wni.
Mc-
Intosh, of Bond Head; late of St. Helens.
S, Pence% Lucknow, ' Officiated
in the presence pintlese friends. of the
family. After the Cerembny Mr. and,
Mrs: McIntosh drove to %.irloghain- and,.
on Wednesday morning took the G.T.R.
t....Bneeie:Yeeate_t'e.e.S.bIY,edneteekehYe_.11_
spend nibertlionieYinoon: • •• • Rev:Me-Baird; Mitchell; novi ca:rapitig-
at Brew Beach, The pulpit will be
atatk7.730,next Herci..ng
' August 17. ••..
Are Issued. for •
Short Tenn of Years.
imams e
nierest • ouponi
Payable,Half.iparly
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Assets --.47:180;339:
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The Great West Permanent Loan Compang '
17 20.Kii.g StMest • • • • Toronto ., _. ,
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Iteplesente.c1 by
•Jas. Agnew, .-LuClcnow, Ont. ' . '1
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EVERYBODY'S. COLUMN ' .
MONEY LOAN. -On mor ansi nOtosi •
- at reasonable rates. Fire InsaranGa, -both, -
• Stock -and Mutual Coniparties. • • k
GEO. A...SIDDALL.,Eanker„ .T.autknotv
LORLaSIALI . •
- tity of household furniture. Terms:- Cash. ."
• cow, 1 yearling steer, 1 spring calf, quad- ,.
. going West. , • . 19-8-50. . ' ' •
Everything must be soldt as. the family is ' •
gsiEde-, oAnt mthoenrdeaslycl,e4ntegtle esft 23Mrsra.. iinildati•01,1
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FARM FOR SALE.-Tbe .Administrator of the
-- - - Estate -of -Mary Ryan, -late of-tlie-T-own--of • . - _ ,
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Goderich; iu theVountY of Huron, married, '1
-- woman., decea.sed, coffers for sale the follow- . -
. • inir farm ,property: -.-The south 140 acres of . . , • „.
Lot. 16, Con. 12, West Wawanosh.• The - • . ' 't 1
, property is situated 2 1-24biles from, Luck.: „ ' , •
now Itnd 1 1,.2 mita froili.St. Helens, This •••• .
, far,m is all in grass and has been pastured ' • '1 • - ' , i.
for the past seven years; good well..With
• ' witldrall; 10 acres of bush; situated in a -.4: ', I
first class farthing iistrict; a good frame '
house, 24bar4s and driving shed. The farm,
. hag a good clay loam,' end is, in first .class - • ' • $ f,
condition. forinixed,friminr. Toirrurthor • • - - ' - - .,,,i
particulars apply to P. J. Ryan. goderich, • ' .'1 „ • ,,'.
' ' Ontario. -Administrator; nr to J. E. A_gnew, . •• • ..e
Real Estate Dealer$,.Ltioknow; or to-Yroud- • .
' foot,, Killer= St • Eroudfoote Solicitors'„for
.A.dininistrator, Goderich. . 20...54trpe at 25. . , --
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LEARN RA1LWAV OP g R A ,1 i..ND •
TlariSPORTATiON Busiivrtis at Shaw's • .
and „Railroad School; Tor..
onto. Station: Work complete. • Start' •
• .by correSpondence and finish at school •
it you, wish. :Good positiOns.availabIe
• when you know your work. Endorsed :
by all leading railway officials. • ,Parti, -
tillers free. T. Johnston, Principal; _ •
W. H. Shaw; ?resident. • ,
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• . -Tuesday, August --17'..
Rear. r. Penrose is spending' a •feve .s•
days in Acton ••• • . -
John Campbell is building,. a•-ceineut; • •
verandaho-t 3,he front of 'thelqtel. - ••
K. Putason and ..fatnily,..also.Mis. Lit 4' •
YatersononotorellitO Attli-up_ouSiinday;•:
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Ile', Mr; Danneand. jarally I left .f_vir' e
Weir -harm m TormitaTueedaynaorneeze•-- , • • 7 -
_ . ay atm. .= busy 46:14.4the •
,the elevator, getting ready to buy gia„if • .
.tigein. • " • '
Miss Musgrove, /if Wingha ni, is sPead- ' • , 1
Ing few'clitys at, the home of Frank., •
fleery, • .
, Mr*. Christie and win, Morrie, Of
Winghine, are visitieg at the home ,of
A. 1,Perrie. . • .' •
Mr. and Mrs. Will llintonl and family,.
of Wingluitu; ,Ispent Sunday at Vie .• • .
geocl attendance as requested, Every-
body welcome -Secy •
. • We are sorry to 'revert the severe
illness of Mrs. David Henderson, 'but
hope She will soon be well again. , • •
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• A number of our young ladies attend-
ed the kitchen shower held at T. Welsh's,
Lurgan in loner of 'Slim Ina Welsh,
and all report a very enjoyable after-
noon. .
Services in the Methodist church leet
Kineatditit
C. Y. Ellis has 'disposed of his stock
of furniture to W. J. .Morrison. III -
health is the cattee of Mr. Ellis' retire-
ment from business.
Bev. Malcolin McPhail, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church ,of Pittsburg, ra.,
preached at ICnox china both morning
and evening on Sunday. Mr. McPbails
themes Were; '"Spiritual ;Irrigation" and.
"The 'Ilible.".,"
The morning service at the Methodist
aural on Sunday was taken by the Rev.
E, A. Poulter, or Tivertein. Rev, N. H.
McGillivray, St.,ThOniesi-, officiated in
the evening and delivered a forcible; ad.
dress, taking an his' s Ned. 'Your King
and Cattail?' Need You:" It waea avow.
appeal to•the you iFt; pee to enlist f
active service add, to their elders to aSSiS
the eountrf . Act( Wes and.,Other vonotto yolk. Ftinc1014 ay. „•
' AN IMPORTANT EVENT • -
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The 12th Annual Opening of tlie weli-
known
Witigliani Business College, On
Monday, August 30, will be a Matter of
considerable niontent to limey ambitious
young people who will commence , on. a
succesaful business career at that- time.
During the past 34 years there has been
founded, throughout Onterio, a 'strobe
chain'of ten schools of which this. is a
link that bee stood tlte.tett Of tittle. •
Special rides may be obtained by stn.
, dents Who enrol durbfi the present
.month. „TWO College, befog Affiliated
with the Commercial 2aucators' Ass°.
ciation, of tatutdit, is aiti/Tle to guarantee
positions to its gradua es. ome $tinly
in another strong feature which cal. not
he. obtained from the otdinary husiness
school. Ambitious yonig persons ere
already enrolling for the Pall Term
full particulars from Foster itergle•ait •
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Campbell's. •
Rev. Mr. Dann preached two rousing
sermoiis,to afull house oe' Senday.. Ii
wars more like anatiniversary. .
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'Guild meetiog was held last Sunday •
evening. the Redd. being„Ilev. Divor.
The: subject • was 93.?' • True • to „4.:21r
The topc for next 'Rune ve,
evening is "The•StatirliortVians in Et.rop...
aricl'On.riada.'' .The leader is Alias lieseie
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Liticllaw.
FRUIT NEWS
'Pin nu Will be At their best the last two
weeks in August-. The firit•to get to
market are the (ages and tierhanks,
The Burbank is the best Japanese'plutn.
Everybody knows the preserving qual-
ities of the Gages. Tlie quality this.
season iintiutially fine and it will b,..
wellto put dowithaextra eupplyjearle
River mid Alexandra peaeliee are atse
roiee. They are both sdeireinelv de
iieieueslieed with cream. The Truunni
id the first Yellow fleshed neaeli, am'
excellent f(r canning. 'dater quaht:'
be,Ottilued both in peathet- ono
• PlUinki er4l'S ate' placed early. ,
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