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IOVEMBER 4915;
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!LOCAL AND OENERAlo
irininflordonie, after ar
1110141110 Visit With friends in Toronto,
The vote on church union in the Clod.
erich Presbyterian church -ateed 126 for '
audrmo againgto . • "
Mrs, John 'Elliott, �f Forget,Bask,
was the guest qi Nro. W. J. Little for a
* 19W .days last week. • „ -
, Putters and fniggies, repainted and
tliA-014-TAWnAillr--Ldck-
Aollf•-7,1;C. Anderson, „,.
• MO LiIa Tailor visited -ill Toronto
last week; and W"hile'tliereldtifeised;lho'
great military parade. ' •
" Dr, D. A. McOrinunori, who has. been
• in rim° health for several,' weeks, is
opwly improvingo-Rtpley, Express.;
• All accoUnts due IV T. Armstrong are
requested -to- .be paid on or before Nev.
- if yot *tot '4'suit*Pcfbili*es made to
' =keep its-Aliape, we can do it. ,
T. Pr,anx, Xdse. Tailor.
Keep the evening of Nov, 25th open
and take iu "LTIFlerilwo Flags", Elan
of hell at Armstrong's Drug Store. •
Haveyriur old buggypainted and made,
look as geed as new. I. C. Anderson
does the work, .1 • ,
Mize Jean Mullin has 'bought. the Win.
13nekinghiim property on Stauffer St.
.and she audher mother will te moving
in font Belfast in the. near future.
For the past two Weeks extensive im-
prevements and repairs have been ander
• .wey cni the Methodist parsonage. Arr.
Robiston, of Olover Volley, is in charge
of 1.110 work,
Toronto the past week, Mrs -Phillips be -
big a delegate from the District of Nauth
Brucia;tO the;Central "Ontari.) • Woinen'a
• Inetitute periveptiore
• We were misinformed last week re-
garding insurance on the Dungannon °v-
. aporator,• It appears there"was"-no- hi=
• surance•andi Mr. McNabb loses the value
• of building and contents,- -
You will enjoy .your own Christmas
• dinner better if you. help . brighten the
soldier boy'e life by contributing 'to the
NIfiristinas Cheer" Lund. Sums no mat-
teehow ,smell gratefully received-
If
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you want a first chisa,sUitnl'elothes
•we have the new goods. .
er,a.ax. Mdse. Tailor.
Will you swell ,the .Patriotic Fund by
going to, see "Under Two Flags", in the
' Town gall, Luckeow, on the evening of
Nov. 25. Admission 35c.. anywhere in
the hall. Reserved seats secured at J:
Armstrong's Drug•Store..
--The snow-storni-On• Monday morning
Cane as a sort Of id-Ai:climax atter Sun-
"day,.onetif the necst delightful days ° of
the yea. A storm of colasidereble viol-
ence had been raging eve,r Lake Super -
...for and the northern portion of Lake
Mired for several days and hasgiven tis
a call. ' • '
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er•i.
MARKETS
(Corrected uptoWednesday-noon) .
Wheat . 86 90
Oats. . .. .. . .. : • 35 37
Barley ..... . 45 • 50
Buck -wheat 75 --
Sutter, .... .. 24 26.
Eggs, new laid , 40 •
Uggs, fresh.. .... . 33 35
" Hogs- . 875
•TouolgTO oineit."'Nffis.
• 'Wheat. ..-.,..$ 1 00.tO-
Oats, hush., " • 42 .co • •
46,eto.- - 60
" Choice -heavy •Steers:,•••;,r 'Is IS to 8 60
7-.00 to 7' 50
Feeders .. ... .. 6f.25 to 6 75,
14alubs,.. cwt• SO. to 9. 25,
, Sheep, cwt... '4 25 to 5 50-
'iltitter,.'Creani-ery• Prints • :1312 'to 33'
Buttet;'.Dairy Prints. 28 .to "30
new laid; doe. • -4eto 45
Eggs, No.- 'storage. .o;;',. to 31
- -Potatoes. 1 35 to, •
Hogs, fed 8- 90: to - 9 10'
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in.moimmamiatior
Are Issued !Or '
"1"iNitnE4 litereet Covens
'Payable Half:Yearly
-1,-NtdOTIABLIEr
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Assetse-$4480. 39 ••
The 6reat West Permanent L�an Compaq
20..King stwesi • • - Toronto
Itepreseuted
Anew, LueirfleAT,Ont
'ass' TOtOiilli
Juittic•ebied -our ran, suita
ot Blue Serge. Binck; Stgge
at d tkeithit and Finny Snitm
• iings,7 Sosnething neat. Calt
and See' thein; '
tgAIPLE -CLARK
Mereliant TailOr
itZen-NavacciLeti)6?)49-e
A Christian eollegeahonie,
•henithfulitituatien.
Velbrossiectustedienni,witteihet%rhiciest
fititolorlit4404),*$11411*EassiOni
t.
Brick work is nearly completion on a
new residence being erected by W. B.
Treleaven; just north of the house which
be Occupies, •
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--avECrar* TO ' Vat --G-Abrh-ES-•'-ailW WOod'a
is giving a real bargain in the Making of
long coats. All the longeoat orders from
now until Nov. 20th, Nil be designed
and tailored for the small anigan • of
PM* Conte early and book your 0_ der,
bring YOnt goods eny, time. SpeelaLet.
tention given to eveningcostnnes- IVIS8
NUOgriV, Ladies' Tailor and Designer,
,.
Dola forget the, delightful drama to
'-bnput-on-hy---nit-locai -talent, ,•-•in-,•tho
Inicknow Town Hall on the evening of
Nov. 20 Two-and-a-euarter hours solid
enteitainmentior-30%; and-the-AvliolO
proceeds, Above a trilling eXpetuie, to go
to the. patriotic fund. Be one. of .the
.audience, • ' .' ' '
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.• The Retail .Meteltantst Association. of
Canada have issued their brat Itepert of
Delincinetit Debtors s reported.' to the.
Credit Reporting Depatintent'in:Toron-
JO; and' Odeon* is ,new in the ,bands
of Merehents.Who eft- Mentberit of the,
Association': It, contains the nausea of
n,uniber of residents of Inicknow and
surrounding country who have 'failed to
pay their debts to merchants of this and
other villages and " tewna. Similar re -
porta wilibe issued regularly from Aloe
to timecte names of delinquents are re-'
perted,, for tie protectionof retail iter -
chants. o ' •
High helmet Literary
• The first meeting th,e tucknow
,Iligh School Literary Society will be
held' on the' afternoon of Frideer, the
191h. ;.11 who take an interest in this
feature- of the school work and life are
cordially invited to attend the meeting.
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AI'S;
Arrangements- are' under way. for a
Bei Social end GOncert to School:Nail,
•Kinless \ on the' evening of :Dee. 1Q,
,Proceele will go for patriotic purpose,
and the cemnottee ie charge are putting
.forth every effort to get a big crowd and
ifilinte an '1111=round-bocce* . Lt.& for
further informaticei later, and keep: the
date in•Mind. ,•
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Will Not
Net Be Back • ' •
to a very. sli
The Guy Brea, played to
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noun hereon Monday evening. It is
said there were only 75 or do in the
hall -a croWdwhich would not , nearly
make expepses for 'The -troupe, They
appeared to be feeling sore and eitid they
would have to but Limknew off •their
list of towns. If people are goine to
economize, and they ought to until the
-war is Oyer, that certainly is the plate
to begin. Nobody hasenoneY for very
light amnseinent just now.
High Priced Ilanditercidei
Bilhe Bain, a street vendor df
band -
kerchiefs, and "character" about Kincar-
dine, donated a -handkerchief to be sold
by public auction, the proceeds to go to
the lady Red Cross workers. At a
"smoker" held in tne armory the hand-
kerchief was put up for sale, the plan
apparently being that a bidder should
pay the difference between hitif bid and
the Previous one. In this way 1119.43
Was realized ,for the handkerchief.. It
was knocked down.to'J. D. 'Miller, of
Berlin.' , • -
Froin Ft. William Times .
Mrs. J. D. Nichol entertained a merry
_Party_of_younb_peoplent-ber.lomer-1-24',
north Harold street, on Thuredo eVen--
ing..• Dancing was the popular forni of
entertainment and the' party was given
in honor of Miss Frances Siddally of
Lucknovr, 9ntario. The guests were
Misses Athole Walker, Helen Morgan;
Mona Ross, Hildieth Walker, Gladys
• MacEdwarcl, Sterlieg, Helen Jarvis,
Verna Wells, Jean StaverE_H
-sob,.Marjory Stevenson, Everill Mathe-
son, Helena Murphy, Ruth Hogarth,
Verna Sterch; Messrs. Cannlbell, Mk.
gin; Stevenson. Walker, Reid, Bess;
.O'Neill, Lambie, Knapp, Wood and
-Pigeon. -
A Boy's Close call • •
Davy, the six -year -Old son of Mr. and
e-MreeD. Mills, bad a narrow escape from
`drolning,Wednesday of last week, • As:
he and telittleedetet were crossing.kthe
Itair.iiiiltdrim•on Ionia -froin
School the little fellow -10 looking down
lite the water and fell in near the soil -
_way. where there_iait. depth of four -or
-five feet. Ile get his hands over the edge
Of the plank and held on while the sis-
ter -ran for help. Jae. Graham; teamster
at the mill, learning of the mishap, bin'.
vied, to the demand -found the boy Still
inanupright poilit,i211-bittWelLunderthe„
Water. The little hinds had given WO
atncl, • he. had gone under. A 'oleic
pull and the boy was on terra
-
firma :again. First aid,was applied,
Spence called' • and little trouble • Was
funntl In restoring consciousness.- It was
e close call, but the little fellow is none
the worse for the itiVedttire.
,T1iliqa O. K. _ •„
The Listowel Banner thinks that a
contrivance that .would detect telephone
pafrOne who listened ou t3m lin� vemild'
be agreat boon to the rural' telephone
Service. There are those to whom
listening on the line” bas become such
a cOMMOn practice that they think noth-
iiig it, when in reality One would be
41442 justified in sizing sucha party
an tt took Or thief, This contemptible
habit of sotne patron t to hoe° into other
people's business le 'doing much to 'hurt
the rural phone' serVice. Recently the
Balmer todeaveredtb lectrie
formation frOnt a party , in the coluitry
with a phone in the house, who (*jetted
because it Wasn'V-de si table for the neigh-
bors to knew alt Oont it. Sure &lough
they were liatiming, for the elide 61 the
receivers was quite recognizable. itit-
ptessinn should be Made, that the phone
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is primarily for businesli purposes add
not for gossiping and evesdropping. Any
telephone company 'Would be itittite
jnetifIdd in PrOittptir rerneving the
pliono of thole, who '144 thpity
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neighbor's convergation,. end it Would be
in the interests, of the _service were they
ha more strict itt enforcing "the pen-
alty in this regard.
"Freni Th-O•Pordicrii WWI!'
The carcase of. a -000 deer banging
before Button's butcher 'shop on Wed-
nesday attracted„ much attention. It
had been shipped from a station in the
Ottawa Rivervalley by Reeve John
Joynt„ who. has been in that part of the
province the past meek. Ile explained
that be had Nen invited out by friends
for 0,f,elo Oqie' 81190t.44.g.,04.4 securd
-thifiltropby. The animal was in excel-
' lent cOadition, about "six years old,
According to. nituerthitudIcarried a. very
fine head wititverfectly shaped antlers.
it weighed.100 poiinds, "
'geturned Ikea The l'enlit •
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Al) interestingvisitor-with friends in
Liicknow and vicinity thie week is Mr.,
Oliver•Breiiin °tibia way home to the,
Vest from the battle front in Flanders,
Brawn Was in th Ainbiilance Corp (10.
ing IVA Cross Werk When be WAS '1'01.1A
Wounded and poisoned by gas. has.
been 'a long time in the hospital; but is
snow slowly recovering. e•Mr, Brown's •
044 home was in Lucknow, and his
father. 11. g. Brown, who for a number
of years taught school. at Zion, is well
remembered here. ' He is a. nephew of
Mrs. Fed McDonald and is visiting with
the family . •
'NEW BUSINESS UNDER WAY
Mr, 11. A. Miami; who threnghout
the pest Runnier has been busyrepaiting
and improving his•big brick ,block at the
corner of Campbell and Ross streets,
opted' up a floor, feed and PrOdnee,
leneinewthere:leeteiveek-
flOur; grain for feedipg, purposes, - end
other stoek feocie eggs chickens chew
honey and cereal foods•. e
•Thduild.ing, which for a number of
years Nes been practically unoccupied.
arid had taken -on witillapidatett a;ppear-
once, has been renovated from haeernent
to roof. The 'floor add walla of -the co.4
.lar have been gnished in ceinent through-
ont, new .woodwork has been put in
where requited, the broken -glass re-
placed by. new panes, and fresh paint
has brightened up and given • the front,
the appearance of a.new,bptldrpgWe
understand that next summer the :brick
walls will be treated in a Way tb greatly
improve the appearance. •
.
The feed and preduCe business will be
conducted in the eaststore moue of the
block, and Mr. Bert Mills Will continne.
to occupy the 'western room: Part Of
the upper story is occupied as a' dwell-
•
- Ithel'iidayson brings- to the :business
here the experience of 23 years, ia bust-
ness at Leehaliih, where for that period
he very suecessfolly conducted aegeneraf
store. He started lifein the seovice
the late JG. MurdOchand his brother,
who at,that titnahad thelochalsh titore
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•CHURCII NEWS • .
-• Hey. W.A. Camplaell; M A.," of To-
rontovrepresentifig the Dominion Alli -
eine; will speak in the. kresVterian
Church herenext Sunday morning and
io the Methodist Cifureh in the evening
• Rev. J S. Duncan:last Sunday. even-
- ing cemnieneed a series of addresses on.
• the greet subject of hereditary and its
influence in determining human char-
acter. The series will be continued next,
and a number of succeeding, ' Sabbath
evenings
-._Rev-A-Richardsoif-for-the---pastr-six
years reetor of theAnglicati chureh here;
preaohed lila farewell sernion to the
Lucknew Congregation on Sunday ev
ening. From here Mr. Rieltarclearegces
toe, charge in Kent county. He and
his sister left for their new lacation. yes-
• terdity mOming. •,, e.
" CALLED To TeireetToer.-At the call of
the Moderator, Rev. A. MeNate, of Un
ederwoedateeetlee_purpAseliketelecting • • a
•
pastor' .-for "t -lie Tiverton Preshyteriau
'Chili& on Monday"of last Week, Rev.
Mr. Robertson, bf Dutton, Was- given
101 eiit of 105 votes far firstballot„ The
:call Was then .niatle unanitiious.-
The vete on hurch arnon in Carmel.
Presbyterian Church, Hernin11; which was'
taken during the past two weeks reault-
,..edawfollOws:__Elders-.10-itic,.a_against4-
cortamitnicants 217 for, 241 against;
herents 38 for, 4 against, making e, total
01265, votes, of lithich 265. votes were
for Union and 30 against. in 1312, the
total vote was 296 of which . 238 were
for. 414,08 against. •
THE Ideeoue.-A meat enjoyable
and---prnatable, evening was -spent--vir
Motday. evening, at therally of the
League. The program was a Musical
One, with the exception of three short
--arldressels-°:=intitled7Thir -Hiner-41W
• BUsiness" and "Chi Ills Business". At
the close of the program the social part
was engaged in, consisting of seeking
partners and lastly a dainty • inn& was
aerved. Everyone is cordially invited
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to attend next Monday. • •
THE forget,to attend
Guild 'meeting on Monday et,enins„ The
program twits the hands of Mies Me -
Charles' S. 8. class of young ladies, and
Mr. Oliver Brown. Who has just return-
ed to Canada .after being wounded in
France is expeeted'to be 'present and
give an address On his experience in they
war:. 'The meeting last Monday Was
taken by the Vlowertommittee. . Miss
Adelia Spindler rend an interesting pap
.te on -'The- Message' of -t-he
and Other Minibus were reeitations and
singing. The Guild decided to emember,
out soldier boys serving in France by
sending a SUMO vprtselit tb each one with
the opt4plimolp pi the tiOit
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• LYNX SUP( A BOY
' WHILE AT WORK IN MLR
AlTeiPeiTe-n-cii-WiWfini-iir waeate
fiemis to belong to pionier,dayei, and it
was general* suppesed. that these deni-
zens . of the primeval woods had gone
with,the forests thernielves. .Net all of
then; however, as a young lad by the
name of Agar, livin'gnear Belftiet, found
(intone day last week. lie_had gong to
v in a 1ild on the back end ,,)`f the
farm,. end ,shortiv after sta,rtiee saw twe
farge eateltice-iunniais travelling
the edge of a piece of bush. " Prei3ently
thopaipetruck Armes the field to take a
'eleseO'view of the VOUng ploughman...As.
he rather shrank from an intimate ac•'•
quaintance,, end judging by their genet,
a ppearanee, fear *thew friendship.enellt
, pot be•aitogether genuirie, he stepped' his
.fea!O ex" wept -between the hermit 10,
'ProteetiMl; '['he cats,: or lytpri fer,anch
they "came lie .-firthe-
but, went to waggon 'which ' had been
brought to the field and investigated it.
Their curiosity satisfied they returned to
the 'Woods, but when young Agar start-
ed to work again, they undertook to pay
him a 'second visit,' Feeling -sem tllat
they could have no good intentions, he
decided to put an end to theirproceedinge
by a etretegie retirement, and heraccord-
'ugly unhitched, mounted one of the
horses and went home. On returning
later no trees ofthe animate Could be.
seen, and a party of hunters who next
day undertook to look them up Were
unsucceisfill in locating them.
It appears that a large swainje near.
Mr. Agar's farm. has been the home of
these wily, strange animals eince the
'eaely_ days. Seldonedoetneeeilhow-therne
serves, but *occasionally they do pay a
visit to the higher ground. A few yeitre
.agc . an eld one with two half grown kit-
tens visited a field and seared a boy who
Was pheghing so that he quit and went
home. On another occasion one was
cliasedafter night for .koure by
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Men and dogs but it easily sneceeded in
eludieg its mustier& and it fella wed theiu.
when they turned back occasionally ut-
tering its peculiar and weird cry.
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UNDER TWO.FLAtiS
As noted in the Sentinel last week,
this is the title of the play to -be put -on,
by the the Lucknow-Dritmatio Club in
the Town Hall, Lucknow, on the even-
ing of•Nov, 25, for ,the benefit of the-
Patriotie fund . The cast have been
working bard and all feel certain that
this will be the` best play they have yet
midertak en. "•, .
The play is a romantie one, combining.
humor, ptthos and tragedy, and is pre-.
'anted -in the bestiheatreirin the-- conn -
try. It is sure to be enjoyed by ail.
The cast is as fello.ws:•
Bertie Coed . Gilbertson
Berkeley Cecil- Rolierei3rown
Lord 13ookirighani 5.• Reid
Rake , . • .. T. Wittsen.
Colonel Cliateanrey .. Aylmer Aitcheion
Ben . - . .W. L. Maillieneie
Baroni.. "Ernie Milleoe
Ca,ptaiu Leranx....... A: D.'llackenzie
Cigarette . :Miss Rena Gordon
;.., Miss Lite Taylor
Lady-Guenevere.... Miss Etta Johnston
Nora McShane...Mrs. J. Wesley Joyet
Troopers of„the Chasseers.... • ....
A BRUCE -HURON BATTALION".•
An effort will be made to recreit a
Whole battalion about 1100 men -iii
the Cotinties of Bruce and Huron. -All
officers and men will be from thetwo
tOunties. This was the • decision of a
,
ham on, Monday of this week. The
movement for the raieing of altruce and
Huron battalion was set on foot about -
three eveeks ago at Clinton, and it •ap-
pear& to meet with a good deal of favor.
Later a meeting �f Bruce men was held
at Paisley, and. there' it was decided, to
hold a meetirg of men from both coun-
ties at Wingliamp.
• The battalion, of course, is not yet a
certainty, w - the consent of the Militia
Department -will have to be Obtaieed
and sonething will depend% upon the
,prospects of getting the desired number
of men. Added to those who have al-
ready:gone,-eleven hundred rooks ii1t h
b.% number from the: nei-
ther of which have any large Mentres Of
population. However, there is no say-
ing what can be done until the --effort is
made. Each of the counties will be ask,'
-edethroughetheir eespeetiveeeou nett& • fov
$1,000 to aid in'a recrititinc campaign,
We understand there ale trained offi-
ders. enough in the two cOuntiei to officer
the battalion, many of them' goed men
whose hearts are in the emit- of building
up the Canadian artny.,. Shoulda Ernce
and Huron bottaliou ever go to the front
-we;ipeyebeNsure it will ena.ke goOd and'
maintain the great name ar.d: record:
which our troops lieVe-cilienety made, •
-TO -OUR- COUNTRY -FRIENDS-,
A Chrtstinas.8ax for .thir Soldier Boys
Stibseription cords have been placed
in the stores arid shop& of the town. We
mesen,ling some .Xmas. Cheer to our
boys evhn have gone overseas for the
Empire's mike , Fourteen of the boys,
from the village and surroundingcoun-
try are in Englaud rind France, twenty-
six others are in training,. 'We want our
country friends to be le on this Knees -
box. Please aek to ,see the card
leave It will gladden /one'
lone hearts. Show the boys that, they -
are not forgotten, ot.tr bit • will 'help.
We could use tb good purpose about
5200. The boiewilf eetitain Christmas
cake, candy, some 'good Cigats,.. apples,
etc., warm inittS and sox, handkerchiefs,
etc.
You're with n'a for the boys,
• V94111V$4,
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HURON TOWNSHIP 40.1JNLIL 1 CHRISTMAS •CHEeR
Conned Met pursuant to adjournment
011 the lOth, inet„.with Reeve Wilkinson,
Mgerabeia were all present,
Minutes of last meeting were -read and
Adopted. •
• A temperance deputation waited upon
the Council in the interests
of Local
000put !tau ett.tfoerraepTotlint,titnot redfluee:rtedungel:
authority of Section 101 of the Liquor
Lieepso whim° duty Would be thri
.enforcement of the previsions of the
Tmerel-Option'By•law-in-th-e-.MiTnieip-ality-
end of the nrimicipal by.ittlffe, for the
MOral.governinent of the township, Rev,
-tte0. 130111131`0; K Kellam S. S.
'Robertson Dr. McCrinamon• aticCothera
addressed the Cetineil pa the . said pailb•
jeet, fatter which it was„moVed by A. M.
theVhaat,n1r,aesqlbelisi tte. ‘ovrr i.)541i. t) rui ,uttpei ox; ni ,rt ramaiinre ,bbe granted.
,;enipo4i1;iiltuedlna. nachairkicita4i.arY, fixed" 0ti•
. •
•'' WooisioPitolol---That in •ihie-
ion el' this Connell the Tea beitniging
to the Ontario and West Shore Railway
shonkl be hauled and pieced on timber,
say 10 or 12 together, raised, .S6' as, to
prevent' said rails from rusting and
spoiling under the earth and that Messrs.
Brown and Fraser be empowered to deal
with the matter. Carried •
. By-law No. 515, to appoint an Older
under authority of See. 127 of the Liinpr
License Act,' apd to provide for payment
of the salary of suchmffieer, waseduly
passed, signed and sealed. •
Wemsley-Iraser-eThat J. 13. Martyn
be appointed as officer underlection 127
Of the Liquor License Act for the balance
of the Year at a salary of 112500 per
s.nniuu. Carried.
. The commissioners of the Huron and
K1LIIOsS .Municipal VeleptidpietitebT-
eppeareclbefore the Council. and Made a
statement of the &tended position of the
FOR SOLDIER BOYS
Olaf tliiiifWgieStiO11-09/111114beratilcrao
who take an interest in the welfare and
comfort- of our, enlisted Ten, the pres-
ident And secretary of the Fatrietic
LeegueleVe started a echeme to send
"Chrtstmee Cheer" to our boys in .the
trenches, autl 14 the ownps; Card$ Stet -
zing tile aim of the_mOyelneo bayg _been
put up in all -b-daidessplaces and dona-
tions to 4 Cl.hristmas fund ,itivited,
• -The-aiiniatellialtenpa-box 'Of About
.live dollars Worth for eaeli..'0 We under-.
Ettaed the contents will run sotnewli it as •
folhiws: a.few -apples, it few. Moats,
Xnlits'Pak0. pair nistleia, iditfedd add
few "Other eileh ertieles of iminediate 1180.
These Will be Packed and eetrt e'iiity • in:
'time to reach theirdestinatiorily Christ -
The movemente'eppears to be !mite
popular with the publio and already a
nernber ef the lists have been well filled
up and- a considerable sum realied
Onlyesniall sures are being donated'. and
-everybody ie asked, and will have an
opportunity to contribnte. • There are
about 40 enlisted mento•be rementliered.
and two hundred dollars will deit land:
somely. .- •
- This ineSt worthy movement and
We have 00 hesitetiod in reCommending,
it to the favorable. consideration- of all.
It certainly will hearten the' boys and
brighten their Christmas to keow that
they are faithfully remenibereel at hoirie,
- CHRISTMAS MAIL,
FOR SOLDIERS
system, and requesting that the Connell
pass a- by-law to borrow $400�00,0' be The latest date upon which Christina
iarriond Buyin
Not every one. is A intige' of dm' in-
"onds; but•this i$11nAecesSary,when',
Pitying at ,this ;store.. .satisfaeticu
guaranteed or, money, refunded in
;' •
This Ring With one fine
gad, at :stare Q X •by ItQn
mail 1,01.; W,Irj
„ • •
• All diamonds- are fe1ecte4 hir, us
personally and come into Canada
'duty. free. We ,h'ave also Mioy
other stylese:if kings; some of the
new designs are particularly fine. ,e
Call and let as show them to �u
F. T. ARMSTRONG
'AgAding JeWeler and Optician:
E_YERYBORY_S. COLUMN
Placed teethe credit ref the .Said system
at the bank to meet current expenditure
fortelephone constructien and. Mainten-
ance. • . •
Ne. 510, to authorize the heed
and- treasurer of the indinciPal corpora-
tion of the townshipof Hureiito borrow
certaiii suits to meet current expendittire
for telephone constrtiction and mainten-
ance by the Huron and' Kinloss' 'Manic-
ipal Telephone Systeen Was duly passed,
_sizneclund sealed. • • ••
The fedi:ming orders on the treasurer
were issued:, Donald Murchison, $6 40
for gravel to T, A. Cooir, pathmaster.
W. J. Moody; 4 85 for varnizhing hall
doors. Royal Bank of Canada, 1 50 for
interest on overdrafts Geo. H. MoOney,
2 25 for advt. resale gf debentures for
Riley Dram 25 for advt., re :sale, of
Telephofie Debentures, 4 '2,0 for advt. re
tiogistrationof By -law -No. 505; :total'
8- 70: •Thos. Cormsb,,4 00 for, grading
and fixing approach to °Overton sideline
30, no3r. 4, 50c for extra -atringei; total
4.-50.. John Afeereiglit, 1. 60 for rep.
bridge on Saugeon line • John McDon-
ald, 7,00 for hauling -plank froin Ripley,
furnishing spikes, taking off old 'cover
and Putting on ifew Cover, and eine load
of gratel on.Sangemi line; coil. 5. Robt.
Pollock, 8 Id for 13,k feet 'of 18 -inch tile'
at 60c a foot_ hint _CamPbellef-30'1D
tor 1155 feet a plank at 1,20 .00
per M. Richard Dunlep; 8 50 for fixing
bridge on base line, ctn. 6, and -culvert
to Con. 6; west of base line, . -G,EE
IfuMplireyst 3 50 14 PUtkirtgreaV6C—alia
two hew stringers, furnishing ittakes-and.
spikes, covering bridgenndone 'load 6f .
gravel, con. 2, hit 77. rank MeCieight,
4 00. for putting -in tile anddrawing
clay it lot • 31, con. 6. George Blue,
7 e0 for 50 feet of timber at .15e. per
foot for stringers for con. 1 at lot .77.
Alex. *Gosh, 1950,for•fliting approach
to. britige,,,railing_andLelay ,on Sem, of
bridge, 1 *00 fer watering.fleer of bridge
total 20 .50. Albert .Nesbitt, 7 74 for
budding and furnishing 22 'posts and
railing, west of cheese factory at lot 37,
cciu• 6. Robert Chaplin,' 65 for 150
at'll 00 per M. and 1 50 for ditch,
and putting in tile, .base line, eon. 6,
Thomas E Smithi 3 65 :for iespecting
C. Roulston's contriat'on cement culvert
on. boundary.ef Hurion and Ashfield, Ono
day and use of lantern 11 nights at 15n.
per .night, Ashfield to pay haif, also- to
.pay half of 150 feet 'lumber -,et. lot '27,
eon, 1. K. J. -MCKenzie 6 25 refund of
Statute Labor tax, he having performed
his road work; as -certified by Peter Rob4
Vrtsitin; pathentstbr. ' EdwardMacon
3 00 for putting in culvert on c'on . at
lot 2. -Afurdoeh ilfeltaf, 2 60 for rep.
'bridge on sideline 5, con, 6. •William
Steele, 3 51 assessment for Ripley drain
Sgainat-lownaltin-lalL. property. John
Smeltzer, 3 92 for 49 yards gravel to
A N.esbitt; pathmeeter. John Sineltzer,,
-80 for 85 yards gravel furnished eto
0. rL' Hiimphreys, postmaster. John
Davidson 8 00 for healing plank, fern-
. • .
ishieg 'spikes.and timber, covering
vert'and repairing; 'opposite lotoo:--eon.:
A. , Howell Eraser, 50c. for rep culvert
"on sidetioe 30,..pon A .J. N. IVilkinson,
reeve; AfiguilTiirtyli, clerk, and Sohn
„Bell; assessor,' 4 00 each for selecting
jureese`ellipley-Acetylene GasCe4-.Licte.
4' 80 for gas. .Kenneth Ae.McLay, 65e.
for'repculvert at lot 14, con. '6. . John
• MCLeant 750, for making connection at
ball with Ripley dram. -• Jacob Gates,
4 .00 for caretaking itt extra, ineetinge.
Mie Thos. Moore, 47 50' forsix menthe'
salary of lite Thomas Moore, as sanitary
in Eiliecto'r: Sohn Wright, kidding
cement culvert and cement work :at Pod,'
hauling' 3 pude' gravel 'and repairing
eailing-on .Seugeen Bold' :in Con.
54, °DI James Brown:2 60.attending itit
Itailroed meeting At 'ma 7 75
• expenses to London on delegation mon-
tarto.-& West -Shore Ry. -total eel 25,,
Alex Preset g 50 fottellaillg &kik%
at Kintail and 7 Mini' expeeses to Len -
&id OA delegation re Ont. k Virest Shore
• fotal 1.0 25. Robb, Pollock "25' DO
for 36 feet of 2 ft. tile'rit t 00 per foot.
• W. J. Crawfordkid over mita
next ineeting. Vidw trd Palmer's bill
Cleatilliled nil Puke Uithq •
mail will leave Canada for the boys .at
the front is Dedeniber 11, when 'a boat
sails frein Halifax. e1.3ercels and letters
should be mailed te. catch this boat.
-IloWe,ver, owing to the disarrangement
of the Atlantic steamship service, the
Post:Office Department urges that ntail,
tobe sure of leachingethe soldiers by
• Chrlitnies, should be pasted at once •
•
Mafeking
4 --Tuesday, Nov. 16th.•
Marvin Durnin, of,Dungannen, vjsit
edit Jas. Culbert's on Sunday.
.Thos. Blake and Frank Jones made a
busilisa.a trip to Ooderich Saturday: ,
_Miss Slant Helm, Of Zion, spent a taw
days last week visiting friends- here;
,
Misses Mary and -Barbarp. Culbert
spent. the "week, end at the home of their
brother, Jamee. • • -
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jamieson and Marion
of Laurier, were.guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Amon Finlay this week:end. .f
• FOR OVEnsiAs -Mr rnest Neil a
native of•Norwich, Eng., who „came to
Ashfieid abont:fitre-years--itgo-and who
has worked for farmers in Ashfield and
Wawanosh sinee, went to Goderich last .
:Week ancrenlisted for overseas service.
He volitateered from a sense -of duty and
hOpes-to.`-"do his -bie.and returato-Can
e.da again. Mr. Neil is a highly respect-
able indestriousyou lig man and his many
friends wish him good hick and a safe,
-return to good'Old Canada
,Laurier
-Thesday, Nov. 16.
Mrs D. •McLennan, and Miss Arnie
McLennan ere Visiting fiends in Toron-
to. , '
A very succesefel missionary meeting
was held at thelonie of Md. c-
Lennan last Wednecday afternoon.' The
-next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs, D. McDonaIdeLochalsh •
. •
Messrs -Roy. *Kenzie. Wilfred.
Bradley are busy -'making preparations
.for having a good skating rink.- for the.
corning • winter. They are building
stable for horses and a high board fence
around the rink.; WO iiish the boys'
every einmess,,--
• IATE. ST WAR NEWS
.rer the past week there. has been no -
'Oleg ierk dequite or startling reported
in- connection with the war: • Operatiobs
dovin10 Soria :arostill kept inmystery
by the censers. It is known thate Lord
Kitchener has gone to Greebe, evidently
with authority Irani the Allies to Make.
that country take ane side or thrbther..
• There appears to be a seod deal of6ght,
ing, and both sides are 'reporting; Sue:-
cesses, The one satisfactory feature is
that the tkrinaiii"havaii6t
decisive actirantage dyer the Serbs or the:
• French anti Hritish troops esgstingehem.
The really most Sensational war news
of the week is the revelations in the
rnited States, where more and more
light is being thrown upon the wide,
.spread plots and schemes of Gieemen
eympathiiers to bure'and 'blew uo fee -
levies in ewhich gnns and anuminitibn
are hong made for the Allies. 4 half
dozen, fires have occuried'within as •ni.my
days in munition factories where large
orders were nearing completion. Mi llions
cf.doluirs worth nt property lids -been
destroyed.Government ageneies and
seeret serviee ma are at work,. and
• already twiny keiniatibehr: diseoveries
have been made. It .loolie- ae 'though:
the chid business of the .Gerniau and
Austriitn atlibatsailors and coosaje wax
•olan and, have carried *out rt Srett.'*ot.
Seei‘et War Upoil the linttecl'$teitee*
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LOST.;- In LlicknoWa. poCket recBrd book,
Finder will be rewarded on leaving. annul
• at The Sentinel Mee, or with Robe Dur -
MONEY TO LOAN -On mortgages -and notes
at reasonable rates. Fire Insurahce, bOth
•Stpok and Monied compnnies. k
GEO: A.-STODALD, ow
,1anker• Luolcn.
LOST -4 ealskatchewan •dr'iving robe on the ,
road betWoon Lucknow and, RolYrood.
Finder please leave at the Sentinel Office
. • k •
-
MONEY LOkr -A roll of •bank notes. Oinouni...
• lila to $30.00-711) Llieknow, at L an gsi e•
church, or on there ad betweentliese places.
Finder will besuitably-rewardhd.on leaving
t same oxalic sealed enure.. etenat:
KG ESTRAY -Came to "the premises of the
undersigned on Nov. 12, 1215, a white sciw.
Owner mny have same,ou proving property •
, • .and paying expeneles. •
Gm A • up'
Lot 20, 0°4.13, W. WaWan*OshE, * h-s.12t1-1(;,2
•
Auction Sale
1
. FARM, FARM stooK AND 11VI1'LEMEN Ts \
.-At Lot 14, 00n, la, W. WiWanah, On
Nov. 23, forin, farm slmck-horseS, cows
ue
• anayog cattle. Implements, many .near'
'new. will.be sold by poblie auction -no;
reser Zo except on tile farm. Terme,--on fame I
,made known on day of sale, stock' and int-
plernenta. 9 months credit Gra per 4efir per
annum off for cash. J. Purvis, auc., Mat.
..F.'Gaynor, prep. '
For Sale
•
:FOR SALE-Reifer calf -one Week old, half •
Jersey, half Shorthorn. Apply at SubirixEL
OFFICs. . •• •
COMFORTABLE RES1DENCE.-South.-,
-Ross Street, Lucknow, 5 roonni and halt •
downstairs, 4 bedrooms. hall and 2 closets;
upstairs, hard and soft water. 1 acre, of ,
wound. Go. Arrott0S0N.
21 -10 -t -L • p
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COMFORTABLE I) W1E 1. Li NG, -East on (
Cenaphelf SF, parlor, dining -room, den, hall,
kitchen and bedroom downstaire-, 5 rooms
upstairs. good•cellar, hard and, soft water -
inside, good new stable -two azres at land,
Permanent *Cream of watar, good orchard._
$1,200.00, or Will okohange for dwelling with
less land.
184-t. JACK WaTsoiti, Lutiknow, 11roprlotor.
HOUND PUPS FOR sAL.t.-A. iiiiinifer of
lioand 'ups, bred from _Dam 34 Blood
• • Round, 1-4 American Fok Round; Sire pure
bred FoxResund. Good lookers -pike rem,.
-sonabley. Anyone wishing a, good 'wand
v-onld do Well by ptirebasint one of.'i bes.
i; •
. pups. For further information, apply to '
11-11-e. • W. 0. AltavisTnoNG:Lnch,i OW .
FArtik FolitBALs,-The north half of LotNo. 20
in the 5th' concession Of the Township of
kinloss in the County °Memel) caatat•ting
Fifty-five acres. 'For further particulars
apply to Alex. Ross, Lecknow. •
'
i.a.rrat FOR SALE. -The Adrilliiist rater of the
. - Estate -of -Mary .avany-late of -the Town of
Goderich,ln the County. of Huron, married
wonian, deepabed, offers forsalethe.folitiw-
inglaren_preperty:-The solith.149AcreS....of
„Let_40; •West--"%17-nwanesh..---Tliti-
• ProPerlY. 51 situated 2.14 iniles._frOnx•Llikk
now and 1 1-2..mi3es.froni 'St,' Helens. This
• fermis all in grliss and -has been, postai-0X
fOt the past se-ven years; god wit
iidudni.11; IQ Acres oLlnish;...situated-.111' 0
dirin class .forming eistr4 ica:,grairi tieing
• housC,Iliarlitimid. dliving.b•shed. The Lira' '
a.goodulay Wain,
condition for mix -ed. fartniiire. For funfair ,
_Partigulars eepply Godereoh,
(lntario. .11.11intiliaiiitifieldrtta E. 4',.k.e6W,
Real Estate Dealer..Lawknow; or tx) Proud.' :
. foot, Killoran 'Sr Prondfoot, Solicitori .for
GoderIeli. 20 -5 -t -f -e p 24.. •
, •.,Notice to Creditors
• •..
Te the.: Matter of the est -ate of .Linst
. Walker; late of the Village of Luck- •
• nciw he the .CotentY Of 'Bence,. Mar.
ried Woman. deceased. . •
--nittce14114c5y given that nil ..personA
ing any (Aaiun; or de -elands against the WO
jonet %Volker, who died on or about _the tilt
-Weigh a tiy ofINfay*.-11.rinta at tho' .Viliago
Lucknow in the Province of Ontario; are re -
mitred to ScO(1' by post prepaid Otto di liver to
undefsigned, solicitor herein for John St. ,
Ilair Walker,- rilminds ..0.-Gannt and -David' -
.Shorriiir,exelfenters minderthe NNill tef the said
Joliet Walker. their names ahel addresses and
particulars in Writing of their claims and
stateMerits of their aceounts and the nretUre e f'
tliesecteritloo' if any, hold byt them, dilly vOrill. • -
al by affidavit., • • •
And take notice that after thb Thirtieth der
, of •November A lh 101,5, the said 'John L.
()lair Walker,' Themes 0.• Gantt and Davi&
Slierrawm proceed to distribnto the icisets of
theisaiddeoceiVet among' tlw Terstilite entittei'l
thereto, having retrard only to the o:retnis of
Which thcv shall then hove lead notice nee that;
e 1013(1th..tahn St. Clair. Walker, Thonlas,11,.
Gaunt and DaVitt will not bo liable for
the said assets arluiy.Part.-thercofAcr.ati..y,..per..;
Sons of lith0Ro Claim tlielY not then hove
,reertived notice.
in that behalf. Da q lid.
This notice is givenat, Lneknow tbirsualikto the Suitoto •
dtty of NoVember A. ). 1916.
solicitor tor the•soul Ekccut
• POULTUY 'WANTED,:
.L
nvery Wednesday at Lu ie baation.,
Xitiloss ttl kinlengh 011 Tuesdays.
Ponitrrmust bettar.ved`12 litters before -•
delivery:
0iiigileet,Ceith Oft4ts • paid, •414i.1 • , T,14os •
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749
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