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OUR SOLDIER BOYS
-_AT TWU*QNX
F DECEMBER 3rd
THB
•60 pee c‘spt. of the re-
celpts to aid in haYing Presents
for the Lucknow Boys hi the
Treechett., A Splendid Slaw/ will
be pet on. 'Here Isytihrebance
te'llrelpirriCtUaa/lwaYTtlieTilo
'Cause: Turnoit and SWell the
faiuli• already being „collected'
Two Shims -S.15 to9,30
•9.30,te1d,30
Rememberyour own town boys:
.)Imas., will 1a dreary, time for".
them without gene gifts from
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ADMIS§10.14,•49•Cand 1*°:
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• GOD BAVE•THE RING
Are Isougcliot
.:Shert Tem of Years
.DEBENTWES
ItttVrcBt .1.40Upons,
' Payable Half -Yearly
NEOPTIABLE,
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,AssetS-7-47;480.339.
The (Ilea( West Perrnanent Loan COMpang
17 20, Ehig st,,We4t. • • • • Tor mato
Represented by
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Jos . Agnew, Lucknow, 0-11t.
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High Class Tailoring .
• Jura received --OurFall Stock
of Blue Serge, Black Serge
atd Cheviot, and Fancy Suit.
•.ings. SoniethIng new. Call
-and see, tkern. -
TEMPLE CLARK
Merchant;raider -
orrice
A Chtiitian eollege-home,. '
healthful:situation •
Forpnispectusandterms.watethePrinripal
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94d.99999 ,19999.1.1,
Those. Delightful-:
It still hold§ good -that,
"while they last, we are
giving a,.,,box of these
delicious ." La Petite"
each cust,:mer w
ma Res. a 2:t. purchase
Nyal goods; There'
is no more dfligh.tftilli:
f 1 a.ti nr e Ci Chocolate
made than NYal'S. Get
ove-ofthe fiee boxes at
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A. lit.----SPOCE'S
DRUGSTORE'
"The ttyal Qualittitirmo.
Westford
ValleY
Farm, the home Of Mr. Mrs, William-
ilodgins; was, op Wednesday, Nev. 24,
the scene -of &pretty wecldingt_whep at.
11 ectoc.k WAS
_unitedin ' Mt /ANVIL 3,
James, of Kinloss. Rev. 0. Mac-
lentietfficiated in the. presence of a
•-• Jittrg&Aalliering,tit,,relatioriarat#1,-friends...
• !The 1 rider was given away by her father.
She wore white silk' meteor, with bridal
veil crowned. with'orange blostAiis, And
clotted White roses and Maiden hair fern:
Dred
the eerethony the ,bridal party
-atoOd before bank of ' trySatithenntina;
WO Barbara Culbert, of Ashfield, a
cousin of the groom, was bridesmaid,
and Mr. Charles Turner, a cousin of the
. ants groomennan. After the core-
• Monrand, corigratulatiorts, the guests,
' • numbering about 120; repaired to the
• hasetherit where a sumptuous wedding
dinileraivaitect thew.. The early evening
WAS 4pentin.gaillelf atter whichcalijiba-
, ect.indernoing which lasted until morning.,
'Ithe Piing couple were the recipients of
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many pretty ,and valtiable presents. Vito
groom's gift, to the bride was 'a set of
.:,fttre. • and Afro. Jarnes will mettle
.00 the groom's fartn on the 10th condos-
sion of itinloss, wilco., they take with
,thein the beat wishes of a lerge-Mtele of
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4.14QCALND6NIRIL
Miss A. Boyd visited Winghans friends
thirentrof the week.
Does your natio appear on the,8614.-.
ier'sConefert 14141-0010. • •
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Miss Rena Gorden was' the peat a
Willem& friends SatuedaY and,Sunday.
All accOlfuts tine F., T. Atunitrong are
requeStbd to be. paid:oa or. before Nov
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The village of Itiplei-TattS°.appointed
special constable forthe'etiferashrtept of
the 10%4 option -haft-
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Cutters.- and Wiggles repainted end
v.arnislted at the oici Tonal' Hall,
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Anderson.
, Mr, and -Mrs. W. A. Kearney
jtuft, returned .to town, alter having talsen
a trip to the Atlantic coast. ' • .; •
51u3S• PranceS „M. SiIdaII.'rctiirned
home this ayeeltnfter having spent four
montbriri the :Canadian, 'Weer
If you: want a snit of clothes made to
keep its shape, we catt do it. • •
T. CE,aag, Mdse. Tailor.
Mr. Walter Whiles returner:1,10nm on
Tuesday after spending a few months in
the West and in Northern Ontario.. .
WM, Struthers. a former resident of
near Paramount is moving into town and
will occupy the, Lees house on Wheeler
Street; •
Mr; Leioy Horn has purchased Geo
F. Aitchison's residence on Ross St. -the
house formerly occupied by Tom Web-.
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Wm; Stneltser,Joe Jelmston, And
Stewart Finlay,' who went west on the
harvesters' excursion,laiturued. home on
Friday. . •
'On page 4 of this paper Will he foun
an interesting letter from the front writ
ten by Geo. 0. Paterson; a former Luck
.now bov. , k
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Contributions the Soldier's Comfort,
List tad about one hundred dollars.
Just half the amountneeded.Help this
'worthy 'Mete -Com . •
Don't stay away film the Town gall
this evening because nearly all the seats
appear to be taken.' Thereat' lot more
roomihan is sitcom on the pram
If you want a first class suit of.Clothes,
we have the new goods. ,
T. -Cr/t
.ax', •
'Mdse. Tailor.
LucKriour, ONT., Tiriuksomr, NOVEMBER 25th., 19154
Single rotoies 3 eeti!.$
The Farcaeee Weekly Sim is not a
party hack. It deals with all public
questions fearlessly and it deals with
those quet41ons front the standpoint of
What: it considers the best interests of the
fernifitieletving that the inteteets of the
• farm are identical withthe interests of
tho country4t3 a whole. Ajournal of this.
class should have a place in everi•iann
heale; You eau get it in ,eotebinatioa
With TOE R.EINT/HEL at 01.00 a year.
Dd advertisements bring reSults? That
"Calf for Sale ad. in The. Sentinel lea
-week-brought A 11Alf-110"4211" e.f1Sfair1es-
'vrithin 24 bra. afterthapapein went to the
Poet oftlee, and there Italk -Wee. a
het ghee.- The driving' robe asked for
-
was brought in on Monday. The 'finder
was pleased:to rettitalt. The. owner of
the stray pig also., turned tip and took
the animat hoinel•- Sure those little*ads.
in'The,Sentinel bring results and „pey
,the advertieere. .
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Thereshould be big, crowd at thg
Town Hall. this evening to see the Drama,
TivoIlags", Presented by the-.
local Dramatic . Society; Though . this
may be e time to practIce economy ip
the matter of entertainments, an except -
•tion may be Made hi• this instance, as the
proceeds will go for patriotic Purposes,
onlyanother way of giving to the
cause of the soldiers, and you have the
entertainmentas well. All seats are re-
served -35e. for adults and 25c.- for
childrep.
The Bruce Battalion
Those at the head of the .moverneat
for reBruce-Huron battalion Appear, to.
have every confidence that the organize -
lien will be proceeded with. ' Consent
of theMilitia Dept,' has not yet been
obtained,. but if prospects. of • filling UR
the battaliou. are good there is no fear
, of that being withheld. So we may ex -
pea to hear the call fOr recruits' any
d day •
Read About Them
• On page 5 of thispaper w•ill be found
anadvertieenient of the Dominion ef
Canada honds, bi the sale of wilt& the
GoVerninent ni borrowing $50,600,000
from the people of Canada. The adver-
tisementexplains itself and-we-inereil.
directattention'to it, Evidently it i
expected chat the.a,ineunt will be very
readilysitbsetibed,tis the lists will close
on the 30th inst,.only five days after the
appearance"of the adiertisement. It: is
stated that the Ford Motor. Company of
Canadreand the Imperialt Oil Co. have
each taken one.million dollars worth of
the bonds.
Patifotic Relief to Buy a Plano • •.
The wife °La Walkerton -soldier, who:
has been drawing relief from the local
Patriotic Fund, has caused something of
ternation among the dispensers o
'the grant. by investing Ma piaao; As
Patriotic relief is-supp'eged to be giveh •
only to the needy, aed is not, part' and
parcel of the soldier's priyaa is -the sep-
aration allowance, but is raised by the
pulalte:to help out the mere .urgent and
distressing cases caused by the absence
of the bread•winhers at, the front the
sight of.a niancialipearing on the scene
suggests that the Committee is playing
the drunken eallor with the money if it
lets any more of it go towards such luxur-
ies as is evidenced in this ease. Most of
the contributors towards, the Patriptic
Fund havelA a _piano theniselves,--and-,
white they wouldn't .deny. the soldiers'
wives atiy reasonable Comfort and neces-
sity, yet it is passing. from the sublime
to the tidinulous„ to feature their sacri-
fices with a piano it the "otber end.,
DMES.
Rev. ThomaliVilsOti, of the PresbY-
-terian Church, Walkerton; has Voluntw-
ed to go as chaplin with the Bruce -
Huron battalion,should it be.organized:
Onaccount Of the,patticitip entertain
..Menethiaevetiink,"the_lralnify:Theatie'z
will lent be,open, as the proprietor doge
not wish to interfete with the patriotic
work; .
. .
Ratty Tucker,•who has been in Mr.
Solomon's tin -shop the 'past year,. has
resigned his Position, - and, we Under-
stand, intends to enlist for overseas in
the near futme. .
Angus ,Mtainfion, of Kineardine
Township, sold a load of peas In Kinear-
dine last week, reteiving,$2.01 per bush-
el for them. Few peas were sown this
'year and the crop did not do well,
The name of every man, wothan, ited
boy in Lucknow-did-surrotincling coun-
try should be on the Soldie0s Comfort
List -Come Do Your,Bit.-Cont,
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. The SePoy Mfg. Co. started their fac-
tory in operation last week! They are
-making sleighs. . M r. Jack Hawke has
bee.n aveLfrom Winghem for a:few days
directingMie work: The company have
shipped out quith 'number of wheel-
-barroWs-recentl . •
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There is a movement afoot to ha,trethe
Canada Temperance. Act (Soot Act). sub -
witted to the electors of Bruce County..
For the consideration 'of this !stepa
meeting of temperance workers•was held
at Cheeky on -Monday of this weektand
it was unanimously decided' that the
effort should be. made,
\ As elsewhere announced, Mr. Sinclair,
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proprietor of the Family Theatre, will
givErhalf-the proceeds Of the show on the
evening of Dec, 3rd. to the fun
being collected to send Christmas Cheer
to the local boys at the frent This is a
good Cause ,and we hope the show on
that dateiWill betivell patraiiiied.•• ••
Have your old buggy painted and made.
look as good as new. j. C. Anderson
does the work. ;
SPikaill, TO THE LADISS -Miss Woods
. .
is giving a real bargain, in the making of
long coats. All the longeoatorders from
new. until . Dec. , lst be ,designed
and teilored. for the small AuT8unt.;of
$3.00. Come early and book. your order,
bring your goods any' time. Special at-
tention given to evellingtostrunes- Miss
Nuoitiva',. Ladies' Tailor and Desianer._
Snow blockades on this end of the
IWO should not he 'se- teriOnS,
hereaftd. With thb completion of the
new steel bridge at Winglion big mogul
enginmecanhowlerthrougle-tre: Kintay.
dine, and these are much more effective
in clearing away the snow than the
lighter engines. The first Mogul went
through here on Monday of last week.
E S, Copeland, of Wthghara, but well
known here, who went to France with.
the firs Canadian force is • again in the
hospital. Ile is Buffering front a nervous
breakdown. In a recent letter to a Tees -
Water friend he refer -red to the constant
nervous jar -Of tlAt exploding shells, and
said he would rather any day take part
in a bayonet charge than renutin the
trenches d,uring a bombardment. .
TnE Wart tool -Geo. As; sidatoi, of
Lucknow; • had beer* authorized to receive
applications for Dominion .of Canada
NOV War ....oan hoed& The Menthe to
investors is 5 1-2 per tent per annum Emil
the security is beyond question. Patties
having funds 011 hand wilt dn'well to se -
mire some of these bowls. Mt. Siddall
Iwill be pleased to "Irtie any desired. infot. tuatitni.
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special Avaouocement •
. The Family. Theatre has •obtained a
new service of pictures' worth =Ain r
-milt-S-td see. Th ifrst opportunity to
..patrops of Viewing these splendid filmb
will beFriday night; Nov. 261h., When
4 reels. besides the. Million Dollar Mys-
tery. Will be 'shown. Don't 'fail to see
them.. Keep in mind the fact that it is
tie .essary to patronize the show to keep '
it in Luckuow. No better or • Cheaper
way ()thigh class' entertainment can be
had. The Th tre will always be kept
watin, and evy effort made to please
-patrons.- • The doetS will 'open- every
Thursrlay, Friday and Saturday at 8
o'clock. The performance will commence
promptly_at8:15.; The..manager-will-ap
preciate very much ally suggestions ,as'to"
the kind or quality of pictures- patrons
• eire. to:, please -you. at-
tire' expense In you:
_Yot.Willithfully, •
, •, ' ' R. M. Srotr,ara.
etrouriees-,-Law-Brealang
. Rey. Mr. Gilmore, of Ripleyda re-
cent, Sunday Bern -ion denouncing the
• ilicitliquor tro.ffid in the ;village had th
'following to say:
. It is to the Shame and disgrace Of
Ripley that; while our -Canadian boys
ever° struggling, bleeding and. dying in
m'rtttl' combat on the water -soaked
thilds of Flanders; and our faithful Red
-Cross are.working night and day
lo-proVide-soine coinfortafor_them;that,
.80 many young men Were found swigging
"booze" to, their own debauchery, • and
frittering away their time, playing pool.„
'MAO the shaine-rind disgrace of -Rip
ofilcer under the Act, to stand. The large
audience rose alinost to a man and the
thrilling sensation that swept the house
was sufficient tntimation that Ripley and
Huron township_rople_will_bo410._
er under disgrace;
t.;ouNciL.N.11N,UTE$'
THE VOT•E ON 'cuuRcii UNION
Presbyterians Not Enthusiastic
foi-qdlangeArote in Favor
Smaller than in 1912
West l'Kaivanoshi Nov. Oth,,
Council met on above date as per ad.
jornment of Sent,- 25.• Menibers. all
presentategye Murray,presidirig.----144---
utes of last regular Meeting and sabie.
,quent efuergefitIneotings 'read and con,
firmed oll inotioo by ,geltiticitletaa_Mal!;_
'Ioui.t4 and johneton; 7, •
Financial stateurent real by 'Treas.
Thorn0gen'ahoWing a balance on hand
of $1000 20; this report filed �u motion
l*CNor7eirciPpotItind4.e0"Eell't.rde°a°11: iro.rn tlaPaxharl
Fred Library ler the'Blind aski0
be-
ii.this rvince:tinmeb:ISilat,f1310f..r'botytif jvntah4tierio,:oog4r;let in
.Johnetatt,that'agrant of $00 be- given.
Carried. •
Clerk 'read actourita arising out of ap-
peal case tried before Provincial Referee
Pr, 'McCann and others vs • West Wawa -
Ora, .Piiintiffe' Solicitors itemized ac -
punt Which 110 been taxed by Offieer
of the Court opp,:io, Defendants'
solicitors account is $189-40:- Motion%
by Naylor and Johnston that these ac-
counts be. pqesei and Plaintiffs' account
.paid. Canted. .
Clerk reported that no report had been
receivedfrom Engineer who is working
on Young's Creek Drain.
..„. Medd,'. Dungannon, waited on
Connell With the iiStbject of having what
he cOnsidered an unjust aseesionentrea-
tified. AS no appeal was made to the
Court of Revision on Assessment Roll;
in this case Council was powerless to
tint et, present time.
• Aticourite anfoiinting to $259 36 fo.-
- work and material done in the munici
pality Were passed and paid on • motion.
by Mallotigh and Naylor.' • ,
Ceuricil adjourned to meet on Dec.
-15 at,10 a.m. as per. statute. '
Wilsorr, Clerk.
Chinch 'Union does not grow in favor,
With LucknOW Presbyterians. The Itut,o,
which was concluded int Stintlayi Nov.
1.44 O,ve 'elalfttit,E.Of_laLakiinst-.14
Zeta vote was .01.7t of these 0,3 vbted for
•
and 225 againet, • Ia`191,2 the znajorky
'Ilwg*as Pt0a3vj*
'Jess4:lhiaYfftb4waallietotal-lnS-eair:"tile
1912 oply. 212 votes were cast -98 being
fa and 114 against:, . •
In the vote, just taken. the ,settsion,'
voted /..forand 2 against;. the. Members
62 for arid 1,67' against; adherents voted'
23 for and 56 against„ • .
Itis on, interesting feet that ilia 'Corr.
Orlerable majOriq of churches the min-
ist4re and a in,ajoritY in the sessions
favored union: The members and adk
herevits•prove the strong element against,
• Oa the whole the vote in Ontario
seems more strongly againstetnien than
it was in 1912:, --
,A remarkable feature Of both the 1012
and. 1016 • ;Yates is the eornparatively_
...Mall vote east, in spite of the fact that
excellent opportunities for voting are
given. This fact must be ascribed either
to the indifference or lack of decision of
,thos& entitled to $ote. It is strange
that there should be.indifferenee; for thr
question is one of importance. '
In the western provieces,. where the
need of anion ig more keenly-.1elt than
ln tho east, the Vote is saidlto be over
Whelmingly in favor of ,union. But in
spite of this, with the vote asit is iii the
•east, there is no. prospect that union' will.
be onsummated at piesent.
• COURCII NEWS
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Vourion AnzaVgnsAm-Itethorliot
Much hold thole Antoiyeroitry_oo Soo -
dart Dm roth;., 1e10. • Rev.. IL A. Gra-
ham, of Centennial Clior914 Lon-
don, will preaoll at nioroipg and evening
iprviceo: The Choir.'itill furnish, special
most°. 0o.tbe folloWing*ntlaY DOA.
Da et the Ladies' Aid are -Providing a
, Fowl Supper lo the basement of OMNI);
,..14•Vice_Adults-4024,•0141divn-1.5e;,
thesuppera *gram of specially prepar-
ed music by Ole choir, somafecitations
-12alloaliPeclrgy
aet aaleOrld Re-'ariici,' A44: teLtg-fol/rii,tho7
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Kincardine.. We are looking for ,WPOC,1,.
701 ep,P rabrr 8: (107 :hitt -r iatJ.n
• Aitoirkr:Pastoe, -
.!IYMENEAL
J A OcsoN -1-414115TON
,
quiet wedding, was solemnized at.
the Ashfield Cireult Parsbnage here on
Monday eveningivhen Miss Rachel Ham-
ilton, 'of town, bedaine the bride of. Mr;
lames Jackaon, of Honfryn.
• Wioi-Jeatee
The borne of Mts. Watt James, .10th
con. Kinloss'was the scene of, a pretty
;wedding on, WecineAlay,„„Wav.. „when.
Ther second youneest dauglifeT„ Ida, was
.married to Joseph L. WalL. 14th con.,
Clilia-AVISrRearAt Mailtenzie, Kin -
lose. .The, bride, who was given away
by her brother, was prettily dressed in.
white embroidered net over' silk And
wore a wreath of orange blossoms. Miss
Mary Culbert, actingwe bridesmaid, were
a gowned White silk. trimmed With rib -
1 on tied pearls. • The groom was essiSted
by hiebrother'Mr. Will Wall. After
-the signing of the registrar, _the guests#
numbering ab int thirty, retired to the
dining -room, where a sumptuous dinner
was served. The evening was spent in
- social converse -and danctng. •The•bride'
was tlie tempieet of marry beautiful
_presents, showing the hill esteem in
w,hich.slie was -held. The following day
the bride andgrotin left fer their lienui,
followed by the, good •awishes of their.
many friends. .
THE MOLSONS BANK
• RONGEI THAN EVER
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. Under. 'existing conditiona it. Could
•not be eipected that the earninip of The•
.7Vfolsons Bank, whose Annual Stateinent
for the year ending Oct. 3,1st., 1915, was.
presented- to the .SharehOldere at, their
Annual Meeting, .a fekv. daYs•ago, ' would
have been as large asthosein previone
Yeats.' , . . •
Yet, the net profits of the Bank for the
year ending Septereber3Oth., 1915, were
(.:raitsicanitalose thatafter paying_
tile -usual -dividend of 11% a comfortable
. balance was carried forward. Last year
19F4 -the -earnings - WEIrO"-i5igrand
.previrms,year-(19,13) 11.4, • • -----
• Thwinterest7b-earing deposits last year
exceeded tliat of the two proviotie -years
ley that when we had ari efficient officer
ILO was not accorded that moral and fin,
andel support which is meet; and that
we now have to depend upon men from
Toronto and elsewhere f0 clean up our
house and keep it swept.
It is surely to the shame and riisgface
orItipleY,that the, largest col:ection of
.Whiskey hettleslett onthe camp ground,
back of Bruce Beach on any one OCCA8iOn
was left in :connection with a Sunday
school and congregational plonk of One
of the professing Christian churches of
'GiltIvor6-then -went-on tetay that
the corn ni malty wouldaise withhirn abeve
all past shortcomings, We .have allowed
the law -breakers to bring oar .teiwit int()
ill -repute abroad., but we shall ruse uil#
and "Clean up," and. fiends aint foes,
alike.abioad, will know,. that We have
wiped out the stain. The revet761 gentle -
luau then asked all who, lavoured mw
outoigemorit and the apo.iitw uX att
hy_oyer t,2,ano,00n.
• L'quid assets show a considerable in-
crease amounting to 41/0 of the liabili-
ties to the public as against, :39% less
than a year age.
• The Molsons' statement is of special
inteitst, it being the_firettherteted bank
to 'report it full year business under
war conditions, •tincl the "•showing paide
will,, under the cirCunistences, afford con-
siderable satisfaction to 'the- public as
well as to the .eleiteholdere Of the benk.
Aniberley.
. • • .:-Monday, 'Nov, -22.
My.and .Mrs. Robert Steele and babe
spentSunday in Ripley. ,
Janies Nesbit has taken a position as
clerk ifi James Shiell& store.
We are sorry to hear that Miss RON
Nesbit is laid up with a titublesome ear.
lunes Courtney, of Seaforth, spent
last week with his parents; Ma and Mrs:
Pet Courtney.
Rev. alluding has decided to
tithed' to the young people in Ainberley
Methodist church for A few Sunday
evenings. The pastor's text next Sun-
Arty.will.be "Going ;too -see his .Sweet-
heart." A. good attendance is expected.
Service at 37:30. .
Oliver Brown, reterned sold-ier, front
the battlefields of France. paid his uncle,
'$arn iltewn,,• a flying visit here- last
week. Mr. Brown,had the misfortune
to be smothered by gas thrown by Ger-
I mans while in ranee, the disabling
hint' for further,cerVi0e, •
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110SPITAL SOF PLIES CDR'
RED ,c..ROSS. SOCIETY..
. 4 . •
Among the most im• portant require-'
•
merits of the Red Cross Society in caring
-kir the' soldieTiiiire; ciiiiree;Tijfai
.supplies, haridages," pads, etc , but .theie-
are only of use when ..properly made
Ander the careful auPetvision of ' ,ctor
.;:iC;01‘...11.a:Pk.tatiaPI'Lcru- ::C17,bitteroettTiollaP741. rota.
of
ay
evening,' .The• unusual:attendance • was
accountedlot,.by.lhe p?ospect.ot ;seetOg:
and ,h,,eliennatratidi.egs liya iiireet
Irma the battlafront Belgium.: This
was Mr,;Oliver 'Brown: who had been 'on
Red- . Cross work - with the ..eanadiari
army at the front uotti illott Come thr,mgh
tile battle of Langenserck and had.there
beerr eased_ andWounded.
..iiiiffering from :shock mid- the ,,etroets •of
thegas, Mr. BrOAM gave a•very Interest-
ing talk describing the mainfeatures.. of
the battle and some ,of his ow.n., exper-
iences there, The -Young. Ladies'
Class, which had, charge .or the. program,
prettilS! decorated. the lecture :Pori-. with'
flags,. Chinese lanterni etc.. Miss .Adelia.
Spindler, •presidentot the,clast:, occupied
the chair. • , • . „ •-• - •
,The evening's Scripture.. reading was
given by Miss Mary Little, and two ex..• •
eellent-papersone on'"Patriaism", the
other on "Doing Your. Blt", were read
by Misses Lorna Campbell . and ,M.ary
Conly. MiseCarrie,Geddes contributed
a Solo, and MISS Lila Little recited KIR-
.1hig's•fanions `,Recessioeat."',. The. Clio
'gave :two. choruses„ ,Best.. Flag'•on
Earth,"and'triu the Boys Come Hoine.7
••Next Monday evening a • "Speeial•
Meeting" will.bein charge Of the :Socialed ..
,Corenritteerwheirhitactuactifityli5vit-'
tohe-present, . •
• ' . •
or trained nurses; Atriong. the wOriten - • .! •
Itiolyroo4 , ..
-Monday, Nov.•22.
members of the Lucknow •Patriotic ,Sci- -. Bei' F. E. Clysclale was visiting in Our
may are tour trained nurses (Meidetras: burg. this. week • ' • . ,
Miss Holmes)And thesaltidies have taken. evening at the hone ' f A. H il • Y
IlfacKenzi3,• Duncan, Armstrong an'cl" . MiseRete, Rutledge' spent Thursday
_ .. • . • .. . .. - .
/4 p am ten,.
charge of the hospital supply Portion of •-• '
the •work being done here.' As a•- result •. Mrs. jas.,Hughes and Edith, of •TeeS-
ot two -busy' evenings and afternoon.S water, are spending .the:week at the
spent by some .of the women and girls -honie of Thos..-Ilenry. ' .•• '
'of4the:Village,-notter-thc,404dership,. and , School- Mt.Elieartef iien uslubnetdta._,y,!.ttevvaddi Stabniz1447.:
supervision of the ladies mentioned, th.
„innawihanapplias„,,anke.miippodiant. week traction Earl? , ,• . . • "
to the•Red Cross Society at Toronto:• ' Mr. D. a'Taalcir;:of Lucknow, ' gave
Surgical pads, 57 (1 dozen each) pack- an *eel:lent `address oo 'Missionary Work.
ages; gauze comPressers, 43 '(t dozen-. but there were very 'fewto hoer. hniy.
each) eackageg;-gauze wipers 22 (2 dozen However, _these ;wlko Were there SubScrib'.
each) packeges; bandages, 22 (1 dozen ed liberally. '
each) packages; eye , pads, 4- dozen; . The Women's Institute will hold their
swabs, 4,packages; face clothe, 20_.(knit next ineeting on•Thursday, Dec. 2ncl in
ted); Mouth wipes, 2,500. the Foresterre 'Hall at S o'clock. There
In acknowledgement of thie shipment will be andther quilting at this ,meetine:
:Miss Relives ..has -reeoiv" ed •from -Noel )'.11.1e -re are six q4ilts doneand - we- want
.Marshall, ehairinan of the Executive to get the dozen finished beforeShipping
Committee of the. Red 'Cross SecietY• them. •Everybody con* Mid help out
under date of the lath int.; _the folloW._ thiagoed cause. Eery person being
: .. . .4_ • thimhle,,serseors,:needle, eta.Eien anew.-
ing-letter: - "
Dear afadam.::- . ." • - : • haris requested to brieg- lanch.-Sec'y.
I -beg -to ackpowledge . .
• .
With official receipt and on behalf of the_ , litgleilch
y,Otir,supp,lies for which I enclose here- • "
'
.Society I desire to tenderout sincere An old resident of Ashfield Townshi
thanks and. appreciation of the excellent • died 'Thursday of Met Week in the persbn
work done by your organization 'You Of 'John "T. Griffin, who was seized with,
may mei assured that all articles emit apopleik.' He had not been enjokin,g
wilthe-properly-tised." • - good-trf
Wior goniertbhe past, and al -
In addition to the above tetter furth though death tante suddenly; it V••,0.3 114
et wards of appreciation werespoken to totally unexPectedfie leaves a large
a member of the orgapizatson; who while.; family, most of yvlioni reside in Detroit,
in Toronto celled at the Office of the 'James Griffirt,,of Ashfield; Patrick OM -
Red. Cross Sec'y-and was informed that: fin, of the Soo; M.'Griffin; of MLitt:rate,
the shipment front Lucknow was among:. Mich., are brothers and Jailer , •.1,?seph
h-e-nrest eraellent received and could be: Griffin, of Goderich, le else a relative.
forWarded through without' ani. further "Rectuiting is rather quiet here at pres.
vork of those at the Office in 'Tefenito. ept. Aniong the latest to enlist aret'rank
This certainly is complimentary an'd Doty; Lep Whitty, Cbarles.D. Mew,: of
will-en:Courage thoseintetested to keee up Beemiller, and Ernest Noal; Of Aentield:
he geed work. • ',rank Doty Who has goee to,. join •,the•
Kintaii :..3ts:r_drats 77i:17e
young Man. Ile has been connect d for
"---11fonday., Nov, ited, ofGoderieh Leo WW1 t_,y is a.,We.)1-
. •
i
•--. Mies Ree -ii -Fox, r.etureed to ' Gedericli
40-40,- ' • . ' ' -
-I. -
A neilenuritne courier from. Kintail
to riplgy. : . • -
Miss Veronica Bowler, of Goderich, is
visiting at James J. Bewler's. .
-Miss Annie fay McDonald hes gone
to Detroit to spend the winter months
M .
• 'r. and-Mig, Chas. Taryleenterd
taine
eome of their ; frietidg orie evening last
week. . '. '
OBITOARY.,-ILIA. mit. RA dlityAtis
week to report the death Of John - T.
Griffin, a highly--resPeeted_reeident-iif
L1114 vicinity.. Mr. Griffin's illness was
at, first thotight to•be slight, but it rapid-
ly developed into a.serious, one,. andAftee
a few days of stiffering quietly and
peacefully passed in his reward. % He,
was A man of great busihess ability and
vireaa successful and extensive farmer
and cattle dealer. • He was of 'sterling
eharacter, and his departure leaves a
vadaricY,'nof only in the home, but in
the -whole community. Ire was OS years
of age, and is -survived by hie Wife and
ten'thildreti. °They ate: Mrs. Ed. Perry,
Ted, Frank, Albin and Miss Pearl, all of
Detroit; ',Mrs. - Ropald MacKinnon, of
Parkhill; Mrs. 7. J. Lannan, of Lam s;
Mrs. ix aleltityre, of Mardi; Aliases
Hermenia and Idell, ablorne; also font'
-deters 'and -three brothers. Thefitheral;
which was very largely attended,. took
place Saturday morning from the family
residence to St. 44eph's il,..0, cetnetery„
Kingsbridge. Tire • pillimirers •were:
Corr.. (flied ley, • James Foley,- Willituri
Metiarthry, Tem Joy, nproar,d °tough -
lift And 'Joe 0%0114.1111in. Deepest ,synt -
pathy i..4 extended to all Whoihmirn MS
leatii . '' ' &
ff ' r,.
irtrowir young -Mat, being a. Grand-Triinfi
braltenian with liennesliare,_and_riMning
on the Way,freight.th Stratford. „Re-
• cruiting Officer Lieut. A,. Nesbittex::,-
pects te leave any day V) join his ,com-
pony at Guelph and prepare for overseas:
service,„ - •
St. Helens
-
. Nov.,22
Miss 'Eva, Miigent, of Lucknow, spent
Sunday at Mr. Archie Anderson's.
-.'•'Itobert•MeGiiire, who ha slt, A few
-months intim-We-at, tettiKied 'lollies •On
Satttrday ' •
Misses Versa Woedi and 'Gladys*
• Webb,..Of WinghamIligh. $qbooi,wereJ
home over Sunday..
'
.
Kincardine.
The finier-1 of Mrs.. 'Joseph': Mills, a,
Raton Township pioneer, took Place on ,
Monday afternoon,. She Was 11 . years
of Age aced had resided in town for many
years: ••:•
Samuel Eihmersoli,.a. pioneer Of Kin-
cardine Township,"but tor a number of
years a residant of town died athie hoine
hereon Sunday. • ile.was, *yeare of
_age and leaves a widow and fmu1y.;
Mrs. WM: G. Walsh Who died at his
home hi Kineardine Toweship was -blue
led here on Sunday afternoon She was
it.clatighter of Air. and Mrs. Edwnrd
Snowden, of Huron Township and had
passed away tt the early :ige. of 27:
litIPBU ASTRAY... -Came to the mem liies of
the undersigned, Let ,i, Von. 0, Ashileld, 011
or about Oat. 21, .011 ••• utn holt T.
salty 2 year. olia. Owner may hate Same
en proving proporty p tying espouses.
Jean wilt, • .
.4 4
,
n Alarm el
SWIM have a nice soft gait -and
an s'arm that Ruts further oiop
out of the oestion, •
' That sort here- and
it a-44, IrOV OullyS1t#9
lileU ister-atitvivea*ifle
t,liat tells yciu when iysyour move..
Cinnitsitava4ociiratg,---
' timers 'too . •
'And there are also other' :stylas at
p,00. and $3.00 which are splendid
clocimft, (Every one giprauteed)* •
,
•
, ,Get. One and be. al
* ;WOK ttthe#' '
riSZ:51#;"
; T. ARMSTRONG'
Leading Jeweler an' d Optician
EVERYBODY'S. COLUMN •
WIONF,Y TO 1.04N, -On mertgages and note,
at reasoriable rates. Fire Insurame, both -
Stack and 'Mutual CorePaniee•
tr'EQ. SIDDATA4. Banker, linekli 0 w
RAW leti it$ are good demand and Ton can
get highest cash prices at Mendelson's DrY "
-tittotishlore, Ltipapow. - f2.4-1ptt,
,
*(lood. Plano for sale. ' Information at Sent141
(View -
bi)M,FORi`ABL/E W.E 14 Li N O:r-East on ,
• Oauipboll St., parlor, dininK-rotpud
, on, halt, ` •
kitchen end bedroom downstairs, morns ' -
updtairs. good collar... hard and soft water
good. nosy stabletwon,,sres 4, land, '
'permanent streankof water, good etktitarti, •
81,200.00a -or will exchange for dwolinw with
1844. WaTsex,.Imekneit PrOttrieter,
•
FARM • FOR seue.--Tire Administrator a the
Estate of Mary Ryan,late of the ti'ewit of . .
Ooderieli. the Coun Woffluron. ;nal:led
....,arotnanrdeeoabedroifers•for-sale•thoinliowFt-7-'-•
t lug fatio-proPerty:-The south 141)•aeres of • :•••
, Lot. 10,(10.14.12; West WaWAnosh:-,--„Tho-*----,----.
property is situated 2 1.2 miles 'from _
now and.11:2 iniles from St. Helens,. rtitt
farm is aU in'grass and •has been past ired •
for the Past seyeti years,' 'good "well'with
windin 11; 10 acres of blish; Situated in,
. nest class farming istrict; a geed • Londe •
tense, 2 barns and 'arising shed. ThO mm4' "
• hasa goon olayloam, and id in first ohms
condition for mixed farnxine:. For further
particulars apply to P. Hyatt. Ondoe.toli,
Ontario. Administrator; or to J. 14.1.,.AgatW,
• Reel:Estate Dealer, Lucknow; or CO r.r.4n1,-,
foot, KIllOran Proudfoot, olicitors for "
- Administrant. Ooderieh. • '20-5-t-Ve 41.25,. •
PPIJ.LTRY. :WANT, :.$)
Every„Wednesday„atLucknow Station. -
Kittlass and -Kfulonkh ofl The•itlaYs. '
roulf,ry must -be ;starved12 hours 1)110r,e •••' •
delivery.Highest cash prices pai
11-11-tf. • . J. T. laolis-
MARKETS
(Corrected up to Wednesday noon)
Wheat •
Oats - *
B33 .'
arley ------------------------------45 ' .56
Buckwheat " _ Z5 .;*:
Butter, • • " t. i4 S5-: • ,
Eggs, . 40 „
Eggs, fresh. ' 33. 35".,- • • .
}loge: • .... ... . , - 915--
. . • .
• ' TORONTO- PRICES THIS writes
Wheat, bush. ; 65 to $.1:03Oats, bush.. .
. . , 42. ix!, • ' _
Barley, besh . 45' to '
'Choke' heavy steers...... .7 75 to. -8 00 : •
Butchers' cattle. :7. 30 tb • 7 '50' '..
Peedees . '.• .... . . 6 25 to. 6 7.5.- -
-Lambs 8.75 to 9 25. "
Sheep, cwt • 4:25 to 5 50
Butter,Creamery Prints • 32 to , 3:3
Butter, Dairy Prints, , 23 ,to , 30.
. Eggs, new laid, doz.'42 to .45
Eggs, No, 1 storagE30 to , 3/ ,
Potatoes,- bag. 1 35 to'. • .
Hogs, ...fed 50 to 9 60
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114e Family Theatre
Artnou'aces_ :the
. .' .1sle-vir .Program
._.._....._.. : _
CoFriday
Naveinher ,,26, ..1.915
1. Reels ofthe hesfi filmi. money „
can btry-the same as shown in
the Lyceum Theatre; Wingham.
This will be in addition t� the
',- famous' serial now running, 'The
Million Dollar Mystery., fere
• - , .. _
. is theline up ;
Thursday's New krograrti ,and
' Mystery -5 Reels: . ' °
----Pridars Change -4 Reels '
,Satuplay-Satne, As. Friday'
Doorsopen ti pan. Shotv anriTS ;ZS
' c)tre sh0At tact' night,except ,Is'• .
1
alien for the heriefit or•the ..„Ott•„4- .
try patrons twoperforinanceq : • 11
be git,en The price- ill rimy,. ...e.
a the show. Admitsion. 10.....
Lothian
:.•
-
1rt, tleorge Sandy was in • Wk. 7'titiC
hospital 'for sine tithe undergoip.8. .re.rt.•
m„p.4itisfsoLlthais.ielyeensd. etso"n'
was i V in
ham last week in charge' of an,. expreis '
"And Celegraph 'office. •
Mrs. 0. Niclienzie, of ..1-1en.loc,';,:
was the guest of Mr, and Airs. Al Me- ,
Lean for a few days hop, week, ,
nur teacher, Miss ;Johnston, 1-,,1•014-4
holding a concert in S' 8, Net 7 t,atto
tithe before XniAS. hnliday8 111 10 4
tail:eine to Make elaborrtte rim
a en:Cces6V°Titiawlitechiltilt.66'titly;t'
will.be given kaert .
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