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Whitechurch
-Tuesday, August 31st.
Mies Gettrude 1lartin of Fordyce, is
'Plaiting with friends in the village.
sic is viiitinir with her
niece, Mrs. Mtartin, -at ordyce.
;Misses Alba and Isabel Fox spent the-
tkeekeanit,withlriende iji StAtigustine
' • , Mrs A. Adtum mid sop,. Beridle, Of
Toronto, are visiting at the home of A.
Poi. ' •
Mrs. Newbury And daughter, Doris,.
• ' - of Toronto, are spending a few diva at
.iten/Pittersolis." *•• •
The Cluildingiriaiting Sunda,y
. was led by David Kennedy, -The subject
13ing '"Suminer Sins." The leader for
.'..neit.Rundar•Troort;nos.*gits-
'and the topic is ..BiliroW Yourself into
Your Task," • •
Winghant ' .
• .L...mOncitty, :Aug.: 30. :
' Hibbert of the Methodist
church yesterday preached MI iticipressiVe
shririon on the war.' • ". 0. ,
'! The ladies Of the fled 01638., are now
about ready to Ship another' lead of goods
*bleb thy are gathe'ring up: They ohlp •
one almost tiOry weck., • , •.
• Mrs: L. Aiteheson,, mother of -the' lath
• Fte, L. A: Aiteheson, who died Of wounds
itt tlie hospital in England; has recently.
received Sonia Cletilleilt photos of . the.
Amend of her sonc and it letter and:
' package' of ehotpal bullets which the.,
• • doctors took 100111s balk, While oper-
ating. They thought by doing SO they
' would' save his lits;In spite cf losing
.her eldest. boy, Mrs; Aitcheiton says, that
: Whet. other MO boys, who are only 14
and to you* old; aro ne.ednii Rho will let
'heii go aloo; • • .
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LOCAL AND GENERAL, I
Patriotic Carnival. at_.the Blink tliis
evenhYg •
Mr. Earl C. Lintli3itritithe new assist.
ant at the post offte; •
i'ublie schoolsthrOughout. the prov-
ince re -opened yesterday. •
Articles from be• up to $2.0.0 in the
fish pond at OW fic a fish. ,
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Mr. and Mr. J. 'cleorge; Anderson
motored t� London this Week, lc
and.Mrs: PaUllleid left this week
to visit with friendti in the West.
Miss *hired Spence has taken charge
of a sdlidol at AdolphintOwn, Lennot Vb.
• Isdiek tilicLiectlemens' 'latest -styles
inlaataluShe iisltpond at the Carnival
Mis • , .
Dorothy Cooke` -.visited with
friends iitt, fer,a fey days, this
week'•
Mre. Arch 'Campbell, of Hamilton, is
visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. J.
Taylor.
The Lucknow il'able.Faetory is again
Tbeusyunf tee!, the annual. s‘tocliwtaking and
pa
Airre Charles ,IeLteen and. son, of
Wienipeg, are guests of Abs. W, C.
Johnetone, • • . ••
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Rev. Mr. Tiffin, of LondOnl spent It
few days 4ast week With his sister, Mrs.
Joe Taylor. • •
„Mrs. Geo. 'and Misses Zillah
and Alice Whiles are Visiting with friends
in Vomit% •
Partiee with 'poultry. to sell should
read the 'adon this page of the Bungee
Poultry Co. •
71/11eirLottZaibrigg;"of Wingham,
spent.$unday in -town, the guestof Mrs,
*Begley.• •
Come end fiehyout neWlitll hitt Out
of .the fedi pond it the Patrieitie Carnival
thireieve,ning.-
• Mrs- W. G. Andrew and two children
visited:with friends in , Clinten a few
days last week.
EWitit Cameron has successfully ptivie
• ed Mammies. at the'Univeraity Surname'
Session, Toronto., , . •
Mrs. arliff and', danghter, Olive; of
Toronto, 'visited at the homaof Tlionias
--Webster tide :week. •-• ef.
• The Misses'Sproate have returned to
their home in Seaforth after visiting
with friends in town: - ' '
Misses Eva and Laverne Greer:Wire
•Greer; of Wtiigham.
• Mr. ,.Angtie 'Cameron, if 'Winnipeg,
.who :spent 'the past mentla ,her, Jias
returned' to the West. . •
Mr. George Vantelon and sister,. Mies
L. Cantelon, of Chute') visited in 'and
around town the past.week •
Cogneund see Mary aNcichard , the World .
Famous Moving Picture Stat. Family
Theatre; Friday and. Saturday,
: No need kr visiting New .Ontarie on
fiehirigtour thia tieason.: • Go tothe
fish pond at the 1auoio(J4wrnvt4•
Mrs Jelin McGregor and danghter,
of Ridgetovr,n,_are visiting _at
the home of Thos. Webster,' Itoss St.
Miss Evelyn Found returned to her
home in Ilarriston on.. Monday after a
•three weeks' visit with Miss Mary Rath -
well. • • - . '
John Howe and fain'l • have mov d
to town from Winghain and occupy the
-111%w-ow-the- -cornet_ _Of ..,-,Caniphell,a
Stauffer St. ' •• .
Potato -rot is reported very bad in,
many ,fields. Apart from this disease
the Crop is one of the finest ever grown,
'in theprovieme.•
•••• gr.` Jack Newton has •sedered -the
principalship. of a two -roomed. public
school at Giemsby, and • will commence
his duties On_Tuesday•of next Week. '•
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some tinie ago and , has lutd under re%
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Tile:West experienced3he first severe
frost of the Beeson Thursday night' of.
last Week, 'but niost of the wheat was
entheientiy-advnnced--teapeeeseri
W.4,- Davison ...has moved into the
stone residence, corner of Staufrer and
WheelexIltreets,_ which he.. purchased
damage. .• s • . -
Mr.and Mrs; Fred Riclileyand sou,
Of Hamilton, and Mfg. Win. and Mrs.
4.eg, Sharman, of Godetinh, were vibit-
• ing at Mrs. Win. Kickley'e, of Mufeking,
lstweok
scieneF.inaster' in
London Collegiate; and his • wife who
were visiting his brothers,, Messrs. D.
and 'Keinieth-eariiergiiievnittied-tn-Lon::
, Mrs. PIM and fitob Harry; Of *Ingham,:
and .Mrs. 0, Pew and daughter Audrey,
o Vancotkitt, Motored over from Wing.
ham and spent Tuesday at the bowie of
Thos. Webster; Se.' . ,
Ernest E. Short, editor of the Sonth.
atnpton lteitcoh, WAS a: caller at The
-Sentinel office on Friday. ' Mr. Short
was over With a ear load to lee. the la-
crosse match at Wingham, itta enjoyed
eanie•of bowies here in the evening. '
• • The refnilar meeting Of the Woman's,
Institute will he held in the VOttnell
Choreber on Friday afternoon, Sept,'.10th
at 2,36 o'clock, The roll call is td be
ansWered. by "quotations." There. is to be
it talk eri "Advantages of country Life
by onq•of the itaniabers. ' ".11..Miscellog
eous Question Drawer" is alsole beton-
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ducted SO btingilong your' tittestions.
and you'wdi have then' wisely. and jud-
iciously stoniered. Sonie business ,inat,
tees, Of iniportano are to be tninsaoted
at this wieetino A eoOd atteritiltIS is
InnO4tetlF, , Visitors wolOotto,
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Wee Etliel Araistroeg has returned
libine after spending A .Mouth with her
sister, Mrs. J4 J. Wilson, at Goderich.
_iyirlinesZtpersoTleabepr_e_xtbvamiTter.eARneilntinibpneir
of the Staff' are taking inthe big show
at Toronto. The office will he open for
Vutsiness and job work an usual.
The temperature reached several
degrees below freezing bete VricteY
morning, but was not gevere enough to
damage !the corn, which is 'the only field
crop now -in danger of, injury.
very pleasant arid profitable, after.
n op ws0 spent. on Friday last at tAft
borne ofMr.W, S. Holmes, when 'about
forty young ladieSVf anF, town , Inet to
Wark.bh' singicaletiPpliee for the Red
Orass'Boelety.." -•
Miss Sewell, "lady sunetintendent �f
the'gincaoine Genera:Hospital, hes re-•
signed, the position- aka vvill leave
sbort-
ly to jointhestaff of 'Canadian nurses
now on &IV overseas.. •Miss, Butwatih
is now in charge of the inetitelion.
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Two carloads or 'artnY horse s were
shipped' from Lucknow to Montreal
te-ctey-Thursday. The,shipment was
made by express.. • The shipment of car-
load lots 9f horses by express is not
uncommonon the main lines*, but this
is the first shipment in that way from
Lucknow. ' '•
Have you an old razor that you are
not using and don't intentrtonse. V so
band it in at the Lucknow Hardware &
Coal Co.'s -store so that it may be foe -
Wanted to the Men at the fent.
Reniem-
ber 4 Will be made geed .by an English
Arai' which has takennp this work, and
sent to the men free. • -
• Heavy and continuous min Sunday
night and Monday morning gave liar-
vestilig another set beck, and farmers,
caught with the bulk of their spring
grain still on the field ,may be excused
for feeling:Somewhat discouraged. The
season-haa been ode of the most trying
in years,- It -is said , --a great deal .of the,
oat crap in the township bordering the
lake, is still out. Inland 'ceeditions are.
somewhat better, the gram having ripen-
ed earlier • ,
Semi -Final Lacrosse' . •
OrengeVille will play in Wingham
on Labor Day; Monday, Sept. 6th, ;and
are mining a Special Train. The return
:ot:Eida
twillb6 played. Orangeville on
ry, Sept; 10th.
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To the eatrons of the Picture Show.
The -serial story Trey 0' Hearts has been
cancelled owing to dispute with the Com-
pany. Another serial story will be put
on shortly to take its place. The Theatre
will be closed Tues., Wed., and Timm;
,each week until further notice,
• Those Who Can But Won't°
This is the way the Wierton EChO
• phts it up to the ablebedied young Men
of the coaritry: • "If there Is'a young
man ig this district of Military age, able
to past) the medical examination, and he
does net have the desire to enlist he
should lie awake at nights and wonder
if he is worth a pinch of saltto his
country. If he is unable to 'go that is
• another matter."
Students Wanted •
•• Telegraph:ppm:ging and express boOlt-
keeping thoroughly taught. Student gets/
• practical experience; training Js there -
Tore better -Man college Can
Two live wires running into office. Good
• pritions always open' for energetic young
men and women in this line: For par-
ticulars apply '
.
E. M. Henderson. Agent.
' • G. N. W. Telegraph. Office,.
2-9. Lucknow. . •
._Dled fin Toronto • :
were ealled to Toronto on Saturday to
attend the funeral of his sister,•MM; G.
A. Newton, who passed away on Friday
after a long illness. •Mrs. Newton was
'native of londesborough, -Ont., and
for a number of years after her Marriage -
lived in Wingliam; where • Mr. Newton -
-carried on a littnieee business. Fourteen
years ago the faniily moved' to -Toronto.
Besides the husband two daughters
sur-
Vive. • • ,
1„actosie at %Ingham . •
A number who went-ovet to Winghim
last Friday to witness thelitcrozse game°,
-between-the- -team- of -tIYAL town -and-
Sontliaifipten were a , good deal disap-
pointed by the 'onesiderinetre of the
'game. In the first:geed& Southampton
irlethmrt-prinnieed-to-ptiteeqrrc-
good battle, but after that Winghain had
.it all their ()WU way and succeeded in.
tanning, up aseore 2.7- to the visitors
3. C. V. Jeffers, -et Orangeville, was
referee and the gaine was clean through-.
A Princess Pats Hera '
London, ,Eng, Aug. 28, -Private
Hil-
dred, reincess Pats, recovering from
pnenninnix,plunga into _ the w3,tos at
-.Hailingisitind fatly „dreSfied•and,sucehed..
ed in rescuing a small boy caught in the
'4de race. : • .
The above,:which We noticed in One
of : Monday's papers, has 'referenee te.
Private Warren Htldtecti Our infortna,
tion last Week which wan- to the effect
that, Warren lacl lost his eyesight and
was. expected 'at his lime itt Woodstock
appears to have been wrong. We have
Since learned that Only -eee, has been.
injured and that be remains inthe ser.,
vide, • • • • •
Bean--Pord Wedding.
" The following is froth , the Gederich
ignal of last week: • • • '
The inarriagis rif Mimi' Katrina Payne
Ferri, daughter of Rev. J. E. and. Mrs,
rord,•to Dr, John Arthur Bean, Of Lid.
erton, Ont., was quietly celebrated Yea>
terclxy atnoon at the. Vittoria street par..
Sonage, the honie of the bride's parents.
The ceremony was perfOrilted bythe
bride'e father, -assieted by her uncle,
Reit, W. J. Ford, of. 011eficee, the wed-
ding party inelttcling only a few Warned.
late relatives of thet. Mcleauti. grow
No Pal* Next Week'
Zombi; thil 11,SuarliraPtiri
country weeklies, Van SENTIliut
one w*ek. off 4uring the
year:, For this We have deeded
upon nmft week; anthem wiji be,
no Sztattlyot •September 60,
AdVertieers and readers pie 580
keep this in mind; • •
(Ace win.be MVP
•thronghout„t,he week, and -any joh
prieting •required .will have t,he
usual pi met and.tarerui -atten-
tem,•. •
eeeetoeemees,:e'eN'oeveerie
• MW tn. Wlbc, Of Wipdedr,,cousiii•of. the
. ,
played the weildins= nitwit. The
drawing-roorp in the 'ceremony,
took place: waa-prettilje decorated with.
cut flowers and greenery. The bride was
lovely in a gown of white net over silk,
witt satin trimming, and bearing a bon-
quet of white roses and lily of-the-val
leY. She was attended by her twin sis-
ter, Alio Willa, attired in white and cae-
`rynig pink asters. The groomsman waa
Mr. Ilerhert Bean, of Toledo, 011ie;
brother of the .groote. Dr. and Mrs
Bean lefe in the afternoon for it brie(
trip before settling -down in their- home
at Ilderton, where Dr. Bean is , med-
ical practitioner. The bride's going -away
gown was of blue serge, with white felt
bat. The bride had not long been a res-
ident of Godench, but she had made
here a number of warm friends, whose
sincere and hearty good wishes go.,--with-
her to her new home.
' THE CARNIVAL
Arrangements for the -"Summer Carn-
e held'in the -WA tamight
(Thuriday,),Iii hoer- ceinfileted;itnd. if
is safe to thy -that those who miss .it
Wilfhe sorry. The tiilF be fun -for.
everybody, Sideapfitting Side 86X/raj,
Fishing, in which the disciples o Isaac
'Walton will have an Opportunity , te
'shove their skill, and thus Verify that
"big fish" story. Lets of "big fish" in
this pond, "' '
• Don'tail to visit the "Cave of the
,Witeheit' and receive, a faithfel revela-
tion of your past, present end futute. by
these bona-fide.witches; who, , forseeing
the war in Europe. fled to this country;
and. ,havce.bilen .secured for , this one
evening. ••
• _Ladies_arrodVised net_to procusa_anY
new millinery until they 'have attended
•the
Prizes. will be given for the best
fancy dressed lady, els° fancy :tressed
gent, as Well as comic dressed lady and.
•chime dressed gent. .
. • Doors open at 7:39. Carnival opens
• ta:00 ivitlra grand promenade of all
in costume, . headed. -by the famous'
"Coain's Italian Band" led and directed
hy Giuseppe Conn. Admission to Cain -
nivel;
KEEP-LUCIOOW FAIR
. IN YOUR MIND-
,A.gnew, secretary of the Lucknoei
Agricultural Society, his been tipsy the
,past week mailing out and otherwise
distributing copies of the Lucknow Fall'
Pair Prize List. These who have not re-
`Ceived one orwhoWouldlike besend one
to a friend will be handed 11;. topy on
calling at the secretary's office or at -the
Sentinel office, Get One: Look it over
and see if there are premiums offered
there which you can vvin; ariq would like
to win
Ill any event Make up your Mind to
attend the Fair. You.begrudge the time
perhaps,but the .dayyill net bewasteci,
You will be the better for the outing --
for a day spent among cheerful friends,
and away from the everyday cares of the.
farm. "Stay with your job", is, a good
rule; -but it can le oVerdone. The spring
whiebiacoristantly held dow_n_loses its ,
elasticity. SeeWith the man who wryer&
withcalt --4, -tired
-and loses snap
Seeing the exhibits:Aia.the 2!attract,
iuns"isnot the whole thing tun.country
fall fair, The social feature is even
more iiriportant and ltdOre enjoyable. It
is -the laSt uppo , •
a big out -door Meeting where and when -
folk from north and eon* ehet and west
-meet and greet and talk things over in
the freest -of all free -and -easy moods.
Show if you hava anything to shois-,...
and there shOulds be lets.of fide exhibit.%
this year -but, in Any_ event, make on
.your mind tie cotes mit, and de yourself
•endeverybody you Meet a. world bf
geoct.•
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Ctikoss* Corners
••••••••.,•••••.••••M•1.1•••
',,Tuesday,, Ang..31. '
1Wra. ITred Fisk is elating her sister,
Mrs. ,I;• Donald. •n
Mrs A. Haynes, of Teeswater,
friends in this vicinity. , • •
Miss McGregor, of Langside, is ea -
gaged sewing on the lOth, line. . .
Miss Pearl Turner las returned home
after visiting her brother at Fordyce.
Mr. 8Iiiett, ;Mater of, St. Helens, call-
ed itt J, Hanna's one evening last week.
Miss Millie Turner has returned to
Winghain after visiting friends around
Bethany, • ;
• Joke .MeDoneld. And
went. West last Saturday. We with
them it sato return. " .
Mrs. Hamacker, of Dashwood, luts
returned home after spending a %reek
with her :slater, Mrs. Wel, WhytocK.,
' Mr, ana mi.E3. R. Wraith and Mrs.
Turner, Of lUncotdine, leotert to Aie-
teadine or* Sob/ with NU, liseldeg,
Single Copies cents
SPECIAL $11OW
;THIS.WEEK..._
'As 11, year ago, Lucknow Moot on
FP-9EfillIng-1.5 fa to maiming, -
fact the Board, after crowding a few
extra seats into the Continuation %les
cieliartnient, were obliged to turn away
'thirteen piipils who were on hand and
41140140 to go tuition here. Besides
these, twelve other applications had been
'refused, making in all twenty -live who
had been turned away. • ' , •
In deciding who shOuld'receiveAccorn-
"'dation in the sebna the Board pur-
'sued the same method of selection as it
did•a year am, ming &it preference' tO.
Lucknow students and pupils who had
previously attended the school. Then
came candidates.from soligols in • Bruce
County. As a result of this plan most
of those who were; not admitted were
from Huron County. The Board feels,
that, tne Occomat of tha Sclool receiving
the grants horn pruce, while eo
fihancia eid copies '.froin Hume' • it is.
bound -th give preference to the Bruce
County students. They very ,nauch
regret being under the necessity of turn-
ing away twenty-five young people who
would have become residents of tfie vil-
lage for the greater part of the year, but
there was no avoiding it, while the pro-
viding of additional accommodation does
not seem a satisfactory course.'
In the absence; Of Principal - DOUpe,
w,h9 has not yet sufficiently recovered to
take charge of the echool, Mr, Iebiste,r,
of Winghani, a University student who
has had several years' experieuee as a
teachen•is acting .principal This ar-
rangement will continue throughout the
-month of September when it is hoped
Mr. Doupe will be able to take charge..
Apart from dike temporary arrangement
the stiffis the si-t-me as it Was before.
vacation. ,
HYMENEAL'
•the bride and her parents referred to
the--marriage-notice below, were--mr-
Jeer reeidents ofisteknow. The article,.
•is from a Lancaster, N. Y„ paper of re-
oent date:
FORSE-MFROIIISON
The marriage Of ',Miss Annie Louise
Murchison, daughter of Mr. and • Mrs.
William Murchison, tO Mr.. J. Wray
Forge, ,only, son of Mrs. Alfrieda. Fors&
• of Bridgeburg, Ont, was solemnized
Tueeday evening at the home of the
• bride's parents, Elm Place, Lancaster,
in the presence of sixty guests.
• The ceremony was performed under a
•cant:py-of margnerites by 'the Rev. A..
•W. Grigg, An aisle was formed by it
profusion .of marguerites and palms;
and white ribbons 'carried by the bride's
brother, Master Maurice Merchisonrand
Robert Cullen, the bride entering on the
atm of her father, to thirstraineof-Leh
engrin wedding March; played -by Miss
'Leila Dale; of Toronto, Ont. The bride
was charming in her mother's wedding.
gown of ivory satin, overdress of teal lace
Her tulle veil was held an plz,ce by lilies -
of -the -Vallee. She carried a shower bou-
quet of the eame firmer, and wore a dia-
mond and emerald lavellier, the gift of
the groom. She was attended by her sis-
ter, Miss Lean Murchieon, who wore a
gown of white embroidered net, over sea
green ninon. She carriedat bouquet of
sunrise Vises. The groom was attended
by Mr. Frederick Longley, of Niagara,
halls, N..Y. _- • -
Daring the sii
gnng of the register
Mre-Siiipwerth„. of. Chleagg,_ Mag. An• ,
bridal song. • After the .ceremony, 'the
bride's mother received; gowned in• wis-
taria meteor crepe with Mrs. A. Forse
wearing a eoWn cif grey ,pussy willow
satin. • . •
The bride'stable, which was decorat-
ed with sunrise roses and tulle,' was ar-
ranged for: twelve guests, , and after a
Wrifity supper :the bride slipped-, avvey:
and donned her travelling costume of
navy blue,' with quaint 'black '• hat "-to
match, and left later amid a shower of
confetti and with the best wishes of her
many friends, for a trip with her husband
down fife St. Lawrence, and on their return will reside at Bridgebiire,'Ont.
THE MACHINE'flUk `FUND
The CAAVan for, funds for the purchase
-of.-34olehine[gun4PPegnaied for = Luck --
*pow and vicinity te couple of weeks ago
will not be gene on wall.' Tho statement
by the Aoting.ltinister_of Militia to the •
effect that abso'.uteiy no. more wonky
than had been 'received could be used
for the purchase of 'machine guris put a
stop to the patriotic movemeetalong
that
b rne ;vitt, of Coarse*, be ether outlets
for patriotic fervor and aztivity and we
hope those Who se actively took up .the
machine gun proposition will•not allow
their enthusiasm cool or become inactive
because effort along that particular line
was not required, .
are ROW assured of another winter
campaign in Northern Franee and Flan
This is.sure to be .rhore active
and on a.. inueli larger seilc than the
canapaign of 1014-1e. There will be fay;
'More Men in ,need of soldiers' comforts,
'extra cl9thing, etd.; and in - all 111E10004
there!willsbe far more. woutidecl=mere,
widows and more orphans. Alongthese
lines there will be unlimited opportuni-
ties for the exercise of patriotic giving.
It was possible to over.do the machine
gun contributions, because a giyen num-
ber of men can only use a given number
of guns to advantage. There is less
Iiklihood otthe relief funds being over-
done. This is a line of work which the
Militia Department cannot look after so .
well as the•providing of guns.
CHiiRCII NEWS
The monthly fellowship meeting will
be held in the, Methodist Church Oia
SundaY at 10 ae -SirrelaY School -to-
• begin promptly at, 9.45 p. m. Regular
services conducted by the pastor.
• TRH LEAGUE.-Tlie Lucknow League
spent a most enjoyable evening when
, they visited the OliveteLeague on Tues,
• day evenieg, The home League furn,
ishad the program'', whith had as a topic
'DIM,' With three shore addresses on
,the subjeet, interspersed with solos and
-duets, made -the -program -very -interest-
ing. At the cloie a dainty .1unch was
'served by the' Olivet Leave, after which
the visiting President tendered a vote of
thanks and appreciation to -the Olivet
• League for the pleasant why in which
they had been entertained.
LATE MRS.1 ANDREW MULLIN
• Wednesday, August , 25thsaw_ the,
passing artvf of an old. and highly -es-,
teemeil resident of the llth. , con. of
i
Ashfield, n the person of Ann Jane
Hoare, widow of the late Andre* Mul-
. lin, in her 81st. years. Of late years
-she, had lived witlallter. son,. 'Ilenry,-and
• the funeral on Friday of last week 'was
held from -his home. It was very large-
-ly attended, Rev.ej.--S. Duncanof Luck --
now, conductmg•theserviees:-:The-pa;11----
bearers were: Messrs. Thomas . Irwin,
jiee. ,,McClirre, Wm. Connell, Samuel
Sherwood, Neil Murdoch and John
Campbell. Mm. Mullin is survived by:
twosons, John, and Henry, ene brother,
John Hoare, of Toronto. Her hesband,
and two daughters predecease . her
nuniber Of -years age. A native' -of .the
township of Esquesing, Mrs, Mulhn mid
her lite husband came to Ashfield in
the year 1859, settling on a bush farm
which they cleated, making fot them-.
sevles 'and finuily a comfortable home.
• She was a life-long member of the Pres-
byterian Church.
GND TNQ= ARUIW
LABOR DAY
• SINGLR PARE -Good going aucl re-
turning September 6th only.
FARE AND ,QNR-THIR,D-Good ,go-
ing September 4th, 5th and .6t11;
• ..,Return limit September 741, 1915. '
'Return tikets will be issued between
all stuticins-in Canada' east of Port Artbiir
and to Detroit and Port Htit•on, Afielr
. . .
Buffalo,Black Rock, Niagara Rails, and
culross Centre
• -Tuesday, August 31,
• - 13onx...e•To Mrearal-bireThea---Mee-
-DOnald,-on Saturday,--Ang! 28t1Lr -9,-
Suspension Bridge, N.Y..
Titkets and 'full inforination on -eppli-
'cation to•agents.
.. .. taitada.i:
',44,apent. _Sandi-ay-
ihechome 'of .111,c1Ceileie, 'near,
„Leekn.Lioavvoi,v. ar,44.11:. 444iss,
.toch spent • Sunday, with: .friends. _on
con. 10,‘ Eass. . •
Mr. Geo. Neleonwife and.
of London, spent a 'few days last week
-with friends here,. •• • ---, • • -
Iltfp(bia d the- Mieet4
Agriiiiatidalachea_•visitediriendiiimer.
,Langside.one day last week.
• Mt. Clifford' Aiteheson._11118111.1trIbect,
to his hoinkat-LneltritwOifter;
ing The pat turci.`iveeks with -friends'
bete. •. . .
Mee. Julians- Onutitii,And -44-ngtor,
'With; have returned to their home 'at.
efter spendint Weekg
m i •
• at the home of. Mr. N. Dunbar.
OFFICIAL FRUIT BULLETIN
FRUIT.BRAND-DEPf. OF AORICULMO
Peaches and Plums are 'both so goNI
this year that there is every induce:nen t
for the housewife to 'put down' a liberal,
supply. The Canadian Chiba and •Red
Cross Societies are asking for contribu-
tions of mulled& ,reserved -mot jam-
ined fruit, for our soldiers
People whowish their bit' should
connininieate with the nearest Canad-
ian Club or Red cross branch. Much
fruit is being madmen without sugar,
by stereliting process. The bestfilinlis
for the purpose are FradshawS, Gages
and Loinhartis, and for peaches the
St. Pings Crawfords and Telbertas
°reefs .placed in edvatme with your.
grocer Mane better Wilt for you
IT Exhibition
- - TiETuRturic-Kos
at • re;duced fares to Toronto from all
stations in Canada. S ectal trail - •
e an ow rate excursions :ftomall
principal points on' certain 'dada Ask
Agents for full particulars; . •
0. MARTIN, Agent, Luchnenr..
'Phone 2.
ary Pickford
The. world's highest paid,
•
•
Movie Actress,
The Eagle's'Plate ,
Her famous success
Friday and Saturday
6 Reels of Pictures
This, is Aa' story .of the
Mountain Countryof
Vir-
ginia; A lae4titiful
doubly 'inade .so ,=by the
wonderful star who draws
a salary of over $ioo,doo
per year.
Come early and get your
seat -big crowd expected,
• ADMISSION:
Adults 15c. Children
2 Shows Each Night
"
nEnormits
• interest !....oupons_„,,,..,.
'15eyai; Half-Ye.arly.
. Is_IEGYTIABLE
Assets -$7,480,339;„
• Are Issued for
: ShortTerni of Yeas •
,
_
The (lied( West Permanent Loan Compaq
17 20.King St,Weet • • • • Toronto • ,
.4,••••••••
•
Representhd by
. , •
jos. Agnew, Lucknow, Ont.
E'VERYBODY'S'COLUNIN •
.P.IANO FOR SALE-Ifeintznian, praetteally new.
Will he sold at a bargeAn.--Apply to J. St.
O. Walker ,Lucknow. -•
••••
SITUATION WANTED. -As bonsekeeper, by
reitpectableand capable woman, Informa-
.. • tion at'Sentinel Oftle,e-• 20-84-f. •
ileffiNVIE=TO
-arreaso'nable rates. -Fire nsuranc,e; both
- Stock and Mutual Companies. •
. .
GEO. A.BIDDALL. Banker. Lupktiow
•
FARAI FOR SALE. -The Administrator ofthe
Estate of Mary Ryan, late of the Tower of
Goderich, in the County aileron, married
, Woman, deeca.bed, offers for sale the follow-
ing farm property: -The aouth.140 acres'
Lot 10, (km. 12, West Wawanosb. The •
'property is situated.21-2 miles from Luck. ,
-118W alld 14.2 miles from St. Helens. Tine
rural is au grass and has been pastured.
for the past seven years; good well with
wiudni 11;10 acres of bush; situated, in a°
first class farming district.; a good ftame ,
-house, tbarnsanckirivineshed. The farm
• has a goou clay loam, and in first •chss
con,dition for mixed farming-. For further.
• PartIettlers apply to P- Ryan. feeder:eh,. '.
• Ontario. Administrator; nr to J. E. Agnew,
Real Estate D.oaler, Lucknow; or to Proud- •
• foot, Killoran & Prounfoot, Solicitors for
• Administrator. Doderieh. 204-t.f.c at 25.
FARM, FORi
SA.,E-The 'north half of Lot NO. 20
in,the 5th concession of the Township :of •
kudos's lathe Countyof Bruce containing
acres.. For further particulars..
, apply to Alex. Ross, •Lucknow, Ont.
. ,
•1.01AaN RsaLwav perina'e LNG AND
, TRANSPORTATION BusiNASS nt Shair's•
• Telegraph and Railroad School, Tor-.
• onto. Station work complete. • Star
• by- Correspondence and finish at school •
it you wish. Good positions available
When ycrukno-wyour work; -Endorsed -
by all leading railway officials. Parti,
•'calms free.° T. J. JofinstOn, prineipal;
W. 11: Shaw, President. ;
COURT OF REVISION OF THE VOTERS' LiST
wins VILLADE-BP-LIJCICNOW FHB
TfI2,-VE4R A; 6. 191.5 -
Notlecisihokeliy givetalikt a Uonit *._1130.•.
held pursuant:le Rhe Outterlo;Voters' Li. • Net; . . •
by IMIErinioutriirelItt;tee ortnirc9onty ,Ate;
-of.tliatetraty of Bruce. at tred-uouncii ann.
her in the Town Hall,. 1,AcknoW, on W. a:me- •
day the Eighth day of Sop! etubtiireittnon. to• hear ,na.
.aorernnap complaims uC creors and oinlestAn?
the Veiters' List, (if'tite • AftteicipalitY of .theit
-.Village of Lucknow for the year•A. 1). 1915. •
Rated at Lueknowthis. 21th.. day of Atigust
A. T). •
•
J. E AGNEW, .
2.9. , . Clerk of the Village of Lueltnew.
+.*
we Will load a car of live poultry at
Lucknow Station on Wednesday, Sept.
and Wingham � Thursday, Sept. 6, pay.,
• ing the following cash prices :
Hens, 8c. per lb. 3
Spring Chickens, 2 lbs. and over, 1 lc. lb.
Pucks, 9c. per Ib. 1,Geese, 9c. per lb.
Old .Roosters,5cper lb.
Don't forget the &le. Bring in your poultry and take nrIVarit
• age of early market prices, which,ave always the best,
•
• $I1VICOE POULTRY:. e0...
'.40.4,040.040-00044y000,*4-