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„oo er yeary ii 4vance; $2.4 otherwise
Lucariow, ONT., THURSDAY, IMCEN,J-BER garl.
Copieg 3 centS
LI::!CAL AND OENERAL
Tuve reneiiiii for yoUr Sentinel.
Threlleartesh Roo tof tho raw atelgasg,
• ed,- -
Brim people: boost the 100th. Data,
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yon went a suit of clothes ' merle to
keep its slutp-., we can de it: •
' efeag', Merch'i,Tailor.
Afrs. Ches. •,Agar, of Floral, Bask,
visitedMrs. Matthew 'S.1kreltle 144 $at:
p May, •
Air. Sidney VlowrightWho worked in
Mr blackan.lith shot), has return-
,
a to his wins at write. •
Mies EvelYn Spindler, of the Clinton
Thisietsa.Cnilege, ii....strentling, the, _hen-
- tirlyn alier Winne here, ' .• ' :
*telig,o4,4'.:if Fielding, 'SUSIE.,
is rikiiis fernier home on the *Second, of
Xlidoeeirfor the•winter,
•;- We understeod Ova the Leitemide.
Hoekey League will ba re.organized tins -
winter„ with' Lticknow as a member,
Por a geod,,n'oon Coat go to Connell's.:
Box "(plenty and price be will gine you
great value. Also in' Mick Dog Coats
"with Antraclia.vollars. • •
MH
rs, arry alters, of Lancen•Sask.
---who--is-ntsiting at -her -aid home near
Ptingeonen, called on, friends here .last
Saturday. • •
The standing of the twenty highest
conteetitets in the Rexall Store Piano
Untest wid be puhlitalied in the Sentinel
nexl, week.
if yon want a •firsnclaas suit of clothes
Ilitee the new goods. ,
T. CLARK, Aleichq. Tailor.
iss---Lilly:Sritith,-•of -Brownlee, Sask.,
• arrived here tole week and' will spent
• the winter with her parents; Mr:z and
• hire. Win. Smith.
Miss M. J.. Murray and Miss Leila
Hain left en Friday for „Fergus. Miss
11-nerayexpects.to be..out: of___nawit. _the,
g,•reater part of the winter. •
• Partteentho !Jaye hand any finished
itnitting fin. the Women's Instante are
requested to deliver .the same to Mrs•.
Ewen MacKenzie as.soon as convenient.
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Mr. IV; R. Gardner, of Cochrane. who
was in -Luanne,fast week; has returned
ti the north,. taking with him six horees.
• Sir. Gardner. is in the dray itlid livery
;business.
Mies Marjory 3kforrisen, of Toronto, is
• a giteet at zW. J. Littie'a, •
The Sentinel wiebes. you a Merry.
:011trialtet4 And liaxPY 1916.
Bargains in Toadies' pine Iva at Con-
T.eUa
thiR w,eeica There. you get the best
it a low price. Mink, Persian • Lamb,
Black Wolf, 'pipe Wolf and, Mink Mar.
Meta 7
The Tom. Marks show drew a very
good' crowd Mondat 'evening here, and
reports are that the play was yory.goecl.
Marks last visited Luckriow -with his
troop yeats ago.. .
Mr. Wilbert Webger, of SeafortIn•was
a . week end .visitor • with •Ducknow
frieiids." MT. Webster IS fii elutiz6 of.
Mail Route No. out . of Seaforth and
lines in the town. '
flip Metiers
The following nrinabets were winners
of the Liggett's chocolates Offered, in On
Ileoall Store Plage Contest: Nos.), 27,
WI', 03 and RUS, one pound eanli;. and
Nos: 00,-,23010's 207, nli)t and 191, Iraq
pound each. Many others were w'ory
(dose. The lowest number' of vote's
turned in by. a winner was 5990-
, •
The thristions Cher F000, •
The people of "LucknoW and vicinity
did beautifiilly in their: contributions to
the fund for sending Christmaft boxes to
the boys enlisted from this part. The
CardS*Cire e011eeted, WI Wednesday, When
•contrilnitione were found te anima. to
$20.4.0 -not less but" Mae . then elate.
r shed f9r.• The boxes rrereAnt fer,ward
simte.time ago.
` The Forestir4 Lodge Ifl't Langsic167.are fie's ihe .t.oi&' • .
, ,
putting on -a Bez,Soctal- and entertaine - 4 ran= man- dgiVti• :cbme
unint in their hell Oa t4, 'wetting 'of :00c.• throng with his taxes Olr the letle -and •
29. is imaginal ev'eph as.a result had to pay the litre per cent.
variably a'great success. • extra, &tillable& that he didn't -know any,
• Tbe.33rd Battalion, Whieh left- Lon. ihinn, .ahnlit the 0% PPnalrY.
.idensecr,Quiece is,poupbs zweakiii.; agp,, you see the notietri.r.,4'.Che
hati 'hot yet nailed foilutopis and may wasisklId. ‘N.°4*..b-P',1 (1°sn't get an
.doern'tread The Sentinel.,. There are
net until after New IT•ner's, A number
of the boys may he home for Chrignms. "kinds of ecottothy which do not pay. s.
•
The Provincial Board of Healthlast . Lecture Arranged For .
week requested the withdrawal of ser- ' Arrangements have been ecnopleted
vices.in the -churches at„ Brussels ly.s a for' a Free Lecture, illustra,ted with,
measure to cheek-tne spread of inenein$ lantern views and Moving pictures, to be,
•which has become epidemic, tn theLlown.,--given-Lli -thell.
!own -Hall, L.Lucktiowon-
• West Witwanoeh electors are -looking the evening of Thilfedo.y, Feb. 10th next.:
forward to aoontest for the reeveship of ' • liy. the Field Secretary of the National
the township. It is .aid that. Reeve SanintriuneAssociatiens The subject is
Murray, J. A. Malleugh, of near Dun- inoportatit-"A Winning,•Fight Agaiuste
gamion, and ex-Ileeve Bailie, are alapir. the.Great White Plague-" The cause is
mini' . • good and deserves hearty sympathy and
A detachtheet et, the Salvation A.Tpiy support •
from Wingliarn Visited ,Luirknow an • , •"
fl.:emen s Ball • • .
Tuesday, and did 6, good beisiness dtaiug .
Var- The Fare Brigade of Lucknow, request
.the afternoon in selling ;Chastities
your presence at their dance -in t'he Car
Crye. They held an outdo5r meeting
• nattier Tuesclay.evening, Deceit).
the evening.
_ber_28th..._ next- The 'proceeds are for
patriotic purposes SO your 'bit' will helps
alarm the good work Anything the lite -
alien undertake opelle success • Conte
along with the " dowel' for a big ging;
Luncheon served. .Retver's celebrated
five piece orchestra -will supply the music
Mr. G. S. Free has b'ought the photo. Dancing Will commence at 8:30 o'clock
,studio at Brussel ii and will conduct a •sharp. Tickets $1.25' To gallery 25c.
gallery both thergaind ni Ludcriow. 'We -- • • "• - •...r
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understand he is lutvinw•ii. gallery fitted A patootic Reeve.
up in the rooms over A'', Ross's flatness The following tribute to Lucknciw'a
amp. A brother will be asseeiated in reeta.is from the Bruce Herald and
thebusiness' with bin): • Tunes, of Walkerten: • •
"Reene John -Joynt; of •Lueknow,\
Margit. Ernest trvvie from
1 accounts owhig-follie estate -oft.
LaChapelle Are payable at the- Bank of
Hamilton,and an early settlement: is
absolutely necessary, in orderthat the
• estate maybe wbund up with the )(least
possible -delay. • ............-•.- •. •
.Are issucci for
ShoriTerin of Years
• AZIBININENTIIREs. interest Coupons;
Payableaalf-Yearly..
NEGOTIABLE
• Assets -$7,480,339 '
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The (treat -West Permanent Loall Company
17 20.King StWe'st .• •• • „. Toronto
Represented by
op: Agnew, Luc k now,'Ont.
Tailoring
atit.4 venal -tied - Our 'Fall- Stock
of litue Serge, Slack Serge
ard Cheviot and Fancy Suite.
• ings, _Soinething_neiv. iCajl
and see them.
,TEMPLE.CLfighli.•
s's;!•MetOlialit Tailor
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44,
A •Chastian college -home,
healthful situation- 4 '
---yomospeciusandternts,iifite the-Pt:1'1619g
xs.e:tiestise,mA.,D.D.,St.Thomes.dita
So •
For the HolidayTrade
This storia is stocked full to the
doors with everything /or
. , the season.
Poi. the Children
Dols, ao endless variety of styles
and prices. Amusing novelties in
all kirelitof toys, mechaineal And
ihsttnetiye. o • ;
-BoCkoneillYthiniz,: YOU want,
Biblesi-nymti Books, .Frayer Books,-
toigte of Praise. Bible . Stories,
Picture POolts, Girl's and Boys',
reading,. 504; leeprints of •best
authors. Stationery boxes, Boma.
• pin Pens, $1 00 ttp, The leading '
poets in nide binding for gifts.
tenet Sets; manicure -Sete,. Par-
isian Ivory goods, Ebony Seta- -
1h119lielio Mirrors, combs, etq.
• Perintnes-a good selection-,
'Purses: Wallets, Chatelaine Begi,
Begs; Sleighs, and 1 -Jockey
Stitka: •
For the Men
Shatfing Sets,. Razors, Bittslits,
.Stittps,7Strope, :Safety $liav-
ing
Mirrors, Pipes and Cigars„
You are invited to coil„
g;titOrie and. buy.
A. s 41. PE,
ENG S
,
OunG Wronz.
Nyat Qualtty stare
im11,41.111510111.11.1•111114.,
'near .Wilkie, Sask., • are 'visiting', their while at the ()Minty Connell here last
'patents, Mr. and Mrs.. W'in. Irwin; near week, handed in to Mr.( K. M. Lay the
Belfast The boys have 'been in the $300 which he hasproinuied to donate'
West .for•abont 8 years, tirci ate operat- each year to the .Bruce COunty Patriotie,
ing,a large farm . and threshing outfit; Fund as long.as the war•lasts. Mr..Joint
Like other Western: farmers they have -is Making 4 similar YearlY.' donation to
.done well this year -• ,•• . • Huron."--Theoniy deer lie over gnat was
donated the •other ;day to the. Lucknow
In thaevent of the taik•Of itnailgaina-„ Red Cress Society and on being. mit .up
tion of the Marinfactnrers' Life and ' Sun •
and sold,:ikrealized*.im°In a.1•1 _of
Life InsuratiCe-WC ' the Whim -a -Poe
section of the ManufactuterW. Life Pol-. his actions Mr.:.Joynt.is proving hiniself.
icies, Whieh gives ihe abstainer the ben -stitunch,Patriet,..a.nl
d Lucknowas rear
iron ---s
efit Of. the low death rete, Will be Contin: • to be proud of tbelo_y_al_taLwartshe
is Sending to,xepresent her the 'Bruce
ued under the new arrangemerit. so that.
policy.holders in 'the -abstainers' section' cownty..Parliainent,"...
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of . the. Manufacturers' CO. Will retain Hilie Bali ODicerg • • •
this special advantage. • • : • • 'Officers of the 10Oth, or Bruce Bette,-
. The death. Oct:tiered in Lneknow on. lion sq far "auttotinced, are 'as follows
'Friday', df lag week of Miss Nellie Otfitter commanding, Lieut -Col. A. Wier,•
Smith, who lived with her aunt at the second infantry .brigadej senior Maier,:
corner of Gough and Havelock streets: A. McLean 'Moffat,' late captain' 32nd'.'
She 'had been ill for several months, and Itegieient; junior niajor," Moir' Thomas -
had • moved into .Lucknow only two Hay, 32nd. Ileginient; adjutant, Capt. A.
Weeks .hefore , her death. She.: was. a. W. MenTally,.32nd RegiMeets.payinaster,
niece of Mr. Alex. Saab, of town, . was Farquhar. Shaw, -Ssq.; . querternidetek
about56 years -el age,-aud-lived 'most. of -Lieut D. Robert -ion, -32,nclen,medield
-114rlife-hritielositeird-Oillross-townships. • offie-err Dr4 A. 11. Veitch, Port Elgin;
The funeral took place on Stitiirday .to company coninuindere,;Capt. 0, E.- Klei
Kinloss cemetery.'. Capt. Dalia.rd; Capie E. R. Clarlt4(
ADDRESS AND. PRESENTATION
d'n• • Monday evening, Dec. 136, ,the
choir'of South Kinloss Church met at
49nlektAil,s4Atmatl rttl1terv--4 very . ptifesrare Debt
enjeyriblti eveding Was apent n storY. 9 , •
• .
telling, singing and reciting.. Daring .Oar village ceuncillorn were cengritu..
the evening a purse of gold was present- -
ed to mos moiler by miso may Gramm, Latino themselves at the meeting helei on
while Miss Helen-
utherland read the Dee. lOth ever the healthY e°edltic'n of
yiLLMIE BNANcE$
=Toot Fathersitlappy,five Per Cent, Penany
Brings lo IOUS-Statement Re. ,
following address; . . . -the 'corporation treasury. ' The.treasures
•To Mies Annie Fisilert :•" ' . - ' was able to report the greetnat balance
c•Illit.101VS.11,e1,•84t-ebioirise71toto4no'cl;4"i'v4seiyin.stft.gra:y:ion::;lkiourIC13,,belbarittntv:yen : ., en the right side of the bank • Recoup t.
tliat•lutd been there In years -if :'not .in
-.rendered tn. Ili in the chitin your de.' the history of the -villege. .This, hippy
.portmene lis always been exeniniarY. emiclitiOn of things was due to the large
.yEoy.,tierh• saiytee15,4tohilei.. tiorgtamnsiztLtioLonf ti)lerei., aolivoeii,r: nerciuilritied, jup.ftity,11: the 1171, r4, Bt taxesli_i _thwe,itumetatitai,li
with :us and ever : griiting , to .40,Your been
hest, wlitnywas to -On'. congregation a and1b4 largn ilieeceOtaio Rt.,PIP1.(nt
Was •due to the :OA, Panaltir. V. was
..-Brgat,Orytne..i. X'Plk- /10Pgivda..fro.,WY of
roilito.0 and Mlegts. ite.:.,i0e .nitilse of; :„n".4° to apply thf.s.'Ye0 to„OCO•x•P„a .--.
• our. Lord- and
ft•Y this one:seer
• Nils -seen ,that
chig end In
' YOU 'are Sdf
asters J,egss, ClItrist and
tion ofyeurself to . god In.•thie:connectioa, few •ioterepArr„fg•
,
,L :figures may be•qudted. The, sum paid
an have '018Pcd in by ,Det. year was".$P,098.43.
• • Lastyeafon the sae date thetreasirer
to °114110 the -Ohl" 'c?f ' hadr....1.
ceival. 'only $1,47.2.43.• TO' the
your activity a j•
y
usefhl and, succeasful future. Your' de taxes taxes ol' 1914 the 57 penalty .'did not
partere frein us mill be. a great loss apply until 'Sen. Vith, 1915. • In ,1013
witteh we realize in a 'measure, yet wei up tOthe ith of Doc. $2,009..70 kad,'
knew. that ,soine other community will. been Paid In. Figures'. like rbee-e are
lightiming,'and suggest the vary:great
'be benefited by YOtir Prenencoand• w.
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advantage it is to the corporation.. to
Vice.
have the taxa paid in Promptly •
---We•thereforatake this bpp .t.
..ebewbig. eer appreciaturn ce your service ..nterlyabout the brat, duty of anin-noMing.
council was to arrange to borrow money'
and ask you to accept thift• purse of .gend. •
as. a tetken of our .esteeni for you, hoping with which to c.airy on business while
that in' Years tb come it may be a. rem.. ratepayer s were carrying in thole pockets
embrance of your friends in South Kin -Money. widen w
belonged to the %on.
• loss choir. ' . • • • . With all ecceunts paid up to Dec, 31,.
.
You will carry withyou to your 'new. 191, the treasurer estimates tli a there
4f the eh,,,Ir„ for , will be a balanCeill the bank' to •the
.ynur Suceeter in life.. ,creditOUtlie town 'of ''$2;a3;r0s, • tv-ifite
- Signed -on behaltof the dime, . • thera will be untiaitt taxes amounting-. to
• • Mae.N CAMPDE. L7. $1,104..25. This makesa very favorable
-ANNTE-ROSS --contrast-with tonditione. on: Dee. 31st,-
• JOHN lif(.ibGuoALL tvhen there wag itti iiverdrafC ;of
8 MCDONALD $947„97„ d. taxes amoiinting to $2,873.-
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:36 remained unpaid.
'FORMER' LOCKNOW LADY On Dec. 31,1913, the overdraft was
11,060.94 and unpaid taxes amoutitt,d to
•In earlier years conditions
.• DIED IN' roRoNTo. •$3,372.0. '
• IGazrtiaedepaedY. eFdrzo I 1 ti a ei
and Mrs. R. D, .Cameton to Torente, on
' --Sad. indeed was the mission of 'Mr.' taxes. remained Unpaid riga ' midst= -
_ ‘'il'}en tbe-il *ed. ti) the ..-diW -t(S . tie- ecr.unly-• .-ra.te was exceptionally."
the funeral of their deughter, • high for the present year, being $1098 02,
• ____ _wete_even Worse, ' And _pait..!. of_' the
• . - . to berrow. • • '•
,nier, while the treasurer alt the wkilediad
Wife of Charles It . Mc While in 1914 it ,was $794.05. .This' • is '
Whim.' •' Word • had been. received -on eacpleined by the' special- war levieir. .
Thursday Of her death at the :General , . '. Further ligeres.secured horn the trees.
.Hospital whei.e she had been; folloivifig tirer which will be of interest to•rato-•
. _ .
the 'birth of a daughter three weeks agopayertstire as follows: •
'firough it Was known. -that' Mrs:. MeCal. Net Principal•Dels, Debt, Dee;•
. . , .
21teri was in a deliefite condition, she WO. 31st, 1045 .' •
thought to be improving, and word of • Sinking Fund, as t•
her,deatlecame as a great shock. Besides - Dec, 31st, 1915.711 27 1.15g63-
ti
a husband, and'inourning parents, broth. Igtpie'y °Wilson Mtge ' ' • •
ers and sietera, she leaves the infant as at Jan. l,'16 1600 0) '2311 '47
daughter'Ethel:• The funeral to Mount •• -
.Pleasantllemeter.y.,TOronto400lc-plitce! Nal/eh. Dsslat.:Ded.,-,14a.9.6.41.355.9..-.9*
on 'Monday: • , . Less amtpayabl.e by property
Mrs. MeCallunt• grew: e woinanhood • ownerii- per.siclewalits... • 2399 27
ari-Lneltnow,. and. as "Graee„ Chtnieren" • .
was the nubjectof seneral.alfection and •• . - 41:118.907 0676
.adiniration She was m'M
arried to r. Deb. Debt paid•off 1
McCalluin four years age, and at the time Interest paid OrrDebs.1015:, . 778 14
.of liet.death tvakin :het 31St. year. • Mr.
McCalltun is a civil engineer in the en; CHURCH NEWS
.ploy of the Electrical Department ef the •
city of Toronto.
Rat,. Donald Nicholson, whose . early
lionin was on the 2nd. line, Kinloss, ocs
curried -the pulpit in...8'6)th KinICss -last'
Sunday morning, -and in tile evening
tocik the Serviee in Luckno,* PfesbYtet!'
• bin Church; Real, me Duncan going to
.SontInKinless. Nielioleen new has
charge_iir Alymer; Quebec, and _Was...
• last week visiting friends in this Vida-
ity- • '•
VILLA -GE COUNCIL
Delegation Asks for Reduction of Street *at,.
• erlogiox. on Churches "
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-,06--:oilly-feature of interest which.
te'd the final ineeting of the Village
mined on the evening of the 15th was
• There was a large attendance of frie s
=a7t-tlwitineral of the'llttel".-MtGWrnit
Friday of last week; wheninterinentwan
Made in St, Augustine cemetery. • A
litneral service was held in the R.• C.
Church here by 1. Fittrie03eme. oT
St. Augustine: Relatives trona e distance
whir attended the funeral were a brother,
Mr,. Bullard McGe.rry, and daughter
Margaret, of -Senlack, Mich., and.twO
sisters, Wises Mary and Elizabeth Me..
Garry, of Toronto. • • • •
_Christmas vacation has • brought 'home
the young -ladies and gentlemen who are.
completing Weir enuca titre i,tt the' city
Buts of learning. We note the following:
Misses Frances Spence; Dean Geddes
andltubjtiarbutt, from Faculty Of Ern
ucation, Toronto; Alit& Mitchell, Nina
alP,f 32nd. All are Bruce won. Cot the inteivieW of a delegation •fiorn the
Methodist and Piesbyteriao churches in
town. This ' delegation :consisted of
Mesers. 1). It. Mclntosti, ' New ton
John:Batton. , . • .
ItraPpettrs-t hat -the -1m
the churches objected to the:payment of
the street, w,a,,ering tax is it appeared in
-their tax notices- Mr. .MeIntoen
plerned that whereas the PresbYterian,
aural' had formerly paid', Something
over V7,00 per year towards greet Water-
ing, it was called upon this year_to pay
$•10.,06: This looked III& an outrageous
increase, the Al4naging- Board -had refuse
ed to pay and would like, to have an
.
Women's Institute meeting. •was hem exillanatiOn a
.iiabeCouneil Chambei airdwasaddrein. The Methodist'the advance in the rate.
. church found itself in
eft by Mrs: 'lluntet, of Brampton. •• the imorre-Prinitiriri-anndrding- :to: MeserS,'
. *
oo s, arg eri ennan, joint meeting of the two institutes was Button and Newton. .The councillors
Harnilton and \1r Lloyd .Agnev\ fiom held -iii thativenini_bricagakithe;tittp,smiled at t heir_ ignorance, and then offer,
..
in
Stt.atford Normal School; Messrs.. Clare der ceisvin rather disappointing. - Vern' '•ell-14i?exPlanatien:'''.• rt'aPPenfe'llAt.
oc
men Spence And Will Connell froni. good addreasei,- however; were delivered fernier yeah when Havelk street was
wa
..Medical College., Toronto; Jas. Mitchell bY Mr. Geo.. Geir, of Waldetnar, and tered, property holders were assessed
--Weir livedin-Bi.aint-Tpi„Fa.rquhar_Slatav,
is'a son .of .the late Alex: Shaw, „K, Cs,
and Major Mold'a is. a Walkerton- boy.
Ile is 4..WidOwer: •His:wife, who' was a
atighteinofWv1Ceenien,-of Glen
is, died a few.yeare 'ago.
farmers' Institute •
• Meetings under . the. auspices of-, the
South Bitice Farmers' Institute were
leklia.Lircknow on Wednesday' of lag
week both•afterrietne and evaming. Far
triers about Lucknow have never .gcit in-
to the wayof attencling'thesee meetings
bilarge numbers, and the meeting: last
• week was not . largely attendec15...The
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Science,' Toronto; ahd Will 'Anderson,
tIniversitYt Toronto. - • .
Boys at the Pedal • •
Will the friends" of the heys who:have:
• 'enlisted from LucknoW and' vicinity
kindly hand in; initnediately, to the
Sentinel office thapreeetit addres"sei oT
• tire soldier ladtiT "
• •
Relieved of Duty , •
, Tenter. Mrs. Hunter 18 one of the
nest lady speakers who h'as visite t e
Instil:lite, and those who heard her have
nothing but pro.* for her' mccellent ad%
:dreases,%; Tlia meetings 'were in charge
of. Mr:. S. D. A. A. Stobo, of Uulrdss,
according to frnntage.. • Tine. year a
Merit -dor' street ,w,ateriug. was levied
according to the assessed value of .
proyfei•ty. .On'aeconnt of the ..ealue of
the clitach buildings ;these properties
Vice Pres7of the S.13 -Institute. come• in kir a much larger share • ;leder
— • •, • this plan than tinder the•fortnerhrrange,
A Thoughtful Thief .• • • , 'went. • • .
"A fain exchange is, no robbery.' 5aV9 1 ht rawls Kicomi dent ;of' discuisien;,
itn eild'adague but an unfair exchange 18 the. councillors holding that the :,.tax
-theft, when 'one party to 'the exchange according to assesereent 'MA the
fitirer, even if it:did come moth heavier
0:1 the clwrtlt propertini-;:74t-Twrierit
hard to point ont instances ,where a'"
person of 'modest inettris living in a sotall•
house' and not eorieerned With greet
watering at all, woulo, under •the frobt-
age tax, •hove topay as.' hutch as .the
person oconpinga costly residence and
to• whom the watering Wall a great, bene,
lit. Thu delegates soon friend they
'cont.' not hold Up their end in fin de-
bate and rehigantly withdrew from the
contest
It may be Oflintereg to.point out that
on Campbell trtreet the tits, for street
watering always has been levied accord-
ing to assessment,and orily on Handbelt
Was front g- made the basis of paymettt.•
This cluing° Room paying by. assess-
:anentinstead of by frentage, can be
male only onthe strength of a p.a it ion
by tho"se interested, as the matter is io
tlimhends of the pertiets who ply. "
Other basineis before the Cettfleil•
But there are a few such in evvry ,town consisted of the -payment of a fee no.
and all well to lAva .the .00ots counts'and• • rOntine regarding noilNin,
loOked. • tlone for the 1014 Oottneil.
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I
'Arinstronrif Kidnias -doesn't agreato the deal,- Wg.trleottoil
g, t
no longer a provincial Conetrible,:• ; -'.this for thebenefit of the- snealt•:.who-a-
nights ago entered a. barn on Camp -
name was struck offthe list because of few
certain charges made against 'him . last bell St.,: stole a quatitite of good wheat
kept there as:chicken feed and left in Its
!summer and on acconnt of 'which he wen
fined for violation of the local option laW. piece about on equal quantity of very
-Kincardine Review. • poor oats. • This thief evidently has a
• confidence; thoughtrOf a"very active one.
Local OPikut Vwing• ' • "• •He•felt, for the chickens which, after !ria
A. vote will be taken in Clwen ;Sound ,midnight visit, Would -haler tredretiithout
to repeal to no -license by-law. • The city their breakfast.and thought poor oats
council at first refused to siihmit the better than no food, just es a "half loaf
retieal by-law on the, ground that the is better, tharl DO bread". Well, we want
petition was net eoreect. An apPeal was to tell this. chap that he belongs among
Made to the 'courtsand the presiding the meanest creatures in existence. There
judge decided that the petition. Met the is no mote contemptible being thee the
requirements .of_the.law,solbat the vote petty .thref, 'The:man Who steals money
Will he taken at the time of the munici-• or diamonds or anything of considerable
pal elections. Special interest attaches value relay be excused on the ground of
to the voting this year becatise %-of . the -1.wcossity, temptation or the prospect of
unusual number of °idea; in which a vote1 enjoying the advantages et wealth', but
on a no -license by.iaw will betakenthe man who steals petty ONO such ts.
There are eight of them. Belleville, aro left at mit Vercattse one has faith in
Brantford, Vort, William, Niagara Valhi, his neighbors, is the "lowest of I helow't,
rort Arthur, Stratford, Woodstock and
Sarnia. -These have $ total Of /40
Centtest
,.,. • • s •
Teeswater
.. --Tuesdey3 _ Dee: tlist,
, . . : .
° 11.-. Balk! of Toronto' '1,7niVersity;' . is
visiting -his attut--1111-0.--Dr. Stewart, '
Roy Meintosh and .wifesof Edrennton,'
are visiting at the home of his. parent's;
, . . ..
Mr -d - Mns'. & • B.': Brill . were in •,-• ' • West Wawarineh'• Dec. 15.
Walkerton, Mir Brill being piaci of, the,.
judges at the Winter Fair. ..,..• . .•. , Ceriecil of West - Wawanosh met ".On•''
• Lorne. Smith ' and :Will Colvin, above date as .per•Statute. " - Afernbers all
Dental Colleges -and Will Moffat -of To -
of present,. Reeve Murray presidieg.: . .
%.3lietitee of• Nov, 5th. '''te_ad• .kind., coil
ronto„Voiversity,are home. ' ..-... :...: firMedoinniotion. iii•Peecion. and Mani_
• IfeSSrs.. ' Feat, 'Fowler., Capt.'. I...C., ouah. ,. Financial statement'. shOwing
Little„and -Wm •- Heave- journeyed- :to balance on hand- of $37.17.2n • tiled on,
.Walkartini on Tuesday in • the "interests irotion by NaylorandMallough...-"-.2;ThoS
-Of-the-ree itinit , inOvetnent'itittitttted---Anglii-roade-a-flidavit--ailothe-les.: of -One -
by Col. ;Weir or t e new Bruce, .Batja,o la,mb killed by .dog. 'Inspector A. .Ati•-•
hon. .. :' -.. ' dereon'e report reed in; -which "he valued
....steb.i-f,..‘.01-ifo ii-,-:Nee-s-•,,,--. isse-i4is-iiii.e- the -above lain h at $-7150,_ whielt-yeatenaki.
. .
Hotrie,".given by the•Contteuirtion chine • tr. ibilin for Idffn ,'-f lamb.' • -' •-••••• • '--'•' •
was an immense. successt • The hall Was . 1 edical ilealtli-Vflinins - Tie , T." "E.•
' t e.annienee was infiti Of laugh- we are free from any coutagieter direase
C e's annual report reads: ,..At present
crowded, the eharacts rs' were well :chns.
ter through the pay. .' • e -lenge& . ttiltIarit and
numbers Nyere.i•iiell received; Mr. Brill'. February .we had an epidemic of atenisles, .
who haddohated a •Planti - to sthe -ball, betwee,10 and .5.0 familie's Were.: .ii fillet,
was • :publicly. thanked- on . =lion by, ed..' One death' oecu tted f min' pritli mon -
Reeee'leerpoo,..,evnoesdi?k,00nnsitior, itt'following 'teeitslas in a.. delicate boy.
. J-.0b.c miaagee, .aiin itratimouily. vot,eld rife Tfolitile was Mainly in the . Auburn
by the audience./ , Mi. Brili made a•suit- and Dinigitnuon distriet. We- did ot1r
7Able-reply,-; . -• - • •• , • ,,,_ utinest. ttying to keep the trouble from'
.
-spieltdifirhy•squitrantineosetei- . -There__
were no cases of Tuberculosin 'reported,
though 'notice in the lit there n as one
•- athTranillutt..:c4ue're..., „There wi•reithe
Montreal', tells how he Wa.s; 'astonished usual number or -nuisances repottm
.Victornmeaten, of the U•nrversity -Batt,' -
. one day iately to hear a lustr:sollier
voice call ler Vine& cheers ,for .I3rtiter.!
' and SATen.• men joined in 'vigorowsir
Victor, lateefound the eeptettewere the
.. Geddes boyaand Roy Thompson of:Peri
"Elgin,. and %other fellowe from Rine'tr.
nine, 'Leckriow ant other Pieces iti this
cotinty, w.ho are alt in".• the University
Corps in Jacnnes Cartier's city. ; • • .. •
•
CURLERS ORtiANIZE
• The annual meeting of the curlers was
held ',Tuesday night in Mr, Sithiall's office,
i. liteguillr, the last presidimt, oc-
cupying the chair. The following officer's
were elected for. the corning seasee:
•Presi(len,t4-Mr. (1. 11 Srnitli.
Vice -President -I) Archer.
Secretary--:). Gilbertion.„ es.
Trea.surer--J, Glenda
Mak Committees --.4 P. Stewert and
W. It Mise.
Cutilieg is the grandeet game on earth,'
and a Wish: wee: gerierally expressed • at
the meeting that chance be given 'to
conntry,inernbere to participate in this
sport • Disorder to become an entlursi-
Maio ender' all that. is7neeeesaryia try
it Mice. •.,• :
the' igtootlea of tlie'elub to have-
:4*AV_ bf,''Atoent.'coinpitions,, ,Inanspiele
Ancinight,gaures in ,erder to Ike. ail the
„young members. of the Own, and finin•
the Sum:landing conOtrir • plenty of IT,
••:portunitie0to Play, • Club, Stet/VS,
be itt the diepoeal of *neW • Wenthers and
everything della' to welcothe begint,e6 in
this gentlemanly sport.
.Wetinesday, Dec. 29th., has beon.....set
aside ler an opening genie ik which all
would-be curlers from the surrounding
country are invited to participate , Come
to town, boys, and try thegameltod the
club will make you 'welcome. Get in
touch with the pommittee by adieu& or
TIT -person so that a plane will he made
for you in. the 'match on. Wednesday
next.
•
..-e-Wednesday, 'Dec."22rid.
..cengrattrlations, •-•-•:• • • '. •
• • ;Miss-N.:Woods, of Stratford' Normal,.
is. lionielor. heiholidays. . . ,
Mrs. '-"ThonntaTTnillips speet OTT' OW-,
days in Listdivel last week.
Mise Mima,,ltutherford, .Fergas, is.
•home for Christthas holidays. • •
• Whylsy,„„whistling . a new ' tune'
these. daysl •‘ .re little baby boy. • '.
-• Stewart MeGlnire he's purchaeed a new
".dri‘arier-Clitter.. lookout;
John Webb is ..home 'front Utinton
Model School for the ..Christnias 'boll-
. -days.
Rev. -Mr. Little was in Wingliatn on
Tuesday 4ttendin.g the meeting of.. Pres-
bytery. • ,. • .
Miss .-Jonet••Little,. Who:is training for
- a deaconess iiiTorontojs7trotirtrfer.-•her
.Vaeation. . ,•''' • • • .-,. • •-:•-..--
•Miss doiina•Clerk', who re. attending
the Faculty Of Education in Toronto, is
.liomafer vacation.. , • •
. mr.VcAndrew,.of Dakota, arid Stein
Johnston, of, Brecefielk are viSiting at:
-Robinson Woottg. • • •
'Celli -tin Cameron, of the liuron. ,Bat-.•
who is trainnag:in.Tingliaiii„wa,s
iiSiinday.'7'77 .
- • 'We understand that Jelin :McLean _is •
• on t e.sic . , e hope that he •
goon be arOund again, .. • . •
•-Rev. Mr.Liitie was presented Witha tad
of ,oats one day las n week which a nuniber
of. the yeeing.peeple gathered trough -
out the epngregatron, . • .
All membere .of the -0. O.- F. 'are. eel
quested to be 'present on Monday even -,i
..ing, Dee. ,27.th.• Electionof officers\ and.
tither business of'•itripertince is to • be
-tt.iiDosantifdo.rget 4he '•Chtistmas tree. •and
.entertainuien't to• be heldin .8t. • AelenS.
..Thursday evening, Dec. 23rd.
Everybody_come,_ A good.....prodi m is
-Pei-iv-prepared. •• .
: The St, :Helena Women's Institute •
will meet .at the -home of Mrs,- Arch. •
-Anderson- on Thursday, Dec., 80; at tire
Usual hoer. • !'he subject .will `.`The
• Life.of Queen .Mery.' •There will be the
usual .quegjorn. dower. Ail •latires,
cordially invited. _
COUNCIL' MINUTES
mas,
, • '
. '
• ,
• Once people get to 'realize', that'
• man.lapPredatee •4 insults
.eeinetbing he grin use•-•seoinetbiog
.warets7-the solving of inen).e
• . emiling' Witten Eberly' Viet
• et in good nage. •.Xt .CostAnly
:ftgoprto:lesnizoi:01.101,4 0,et °
Pst..;..1)0•41:1:y wants a goo,1-'‘,Ya,teli.
daytile,yeafroupd. 4' real 1004
0404. semethiug be Will. nzdevery
rine.wlit only cest„:7Ou 5.00 to%
'cQats lac; trb.;.4 T41114e.11nb4 ft7o'rbsePeleic;a11;.°ilur).Ca'.
gr'egt many. frontI 75
.:7N.r4i1Y a 144'.
• .
•
was nnorliing• sera disappeinted.
becanSe he failed 'toot tbn. Wateli
• he had set his hiart• on.. Watches..
• to prevent this,. are ready here at
46.00 and upWards.
w•
Will you want a Wateli for sqnn.:
hry
wIraavt6e4. so4th,l.sieirs1a,oitoltt. ;%‘lio.rt!id. or.1-9:iiet • '
•
Remember even a man
aypremates his gifts:
, being given him daint.
Uy 'wrapped, and ha
iv ill. also appreciate
_the fact that thelf
been bought here.
_ • .
F. T. ARMSTRONG,
LEADING JWE. LER
—
• EVERYBODY'S COLUMN .
•
• •
• . • • • •
..F917NDT-4:hillitia:0754,il IRSIVT541:7171CMV1- .-.7
• orOleii gorner a rubber. lap spread,' Owner
tuathave sante at Tog 8Kg-riset Office.'
•• • 16-12-c•
• "' •
AION.-10( TO LOAN. --On mortgagee -arid notea
• • at realionable rates. Fire insuran‘a, both
k Stock mid Mutual Companies. i
• GEO. A. SID1)ALL. Rinker. Packnow
11-AW-}11.71tS are in good deniantand yon calf'
'get hhdlest, cash prios iklendelsoxi's
tioods Store, Lueittfetv. 26.11..tt.
•
For Sale
. •
FelesALIE:-Good Maple Firewoodi, Piled in
•the field. Tilaregit,
Lot 26, Con:MM. Wawanosh, lAicknoar R.
23-1'2,p. • •
- - -
-FAilatItOli-S-Atik.:-=TitetAditiinistratef et the' ,
ilstate of iVlary Ryan, fate attire -Toveir- of --2 - •
Diederich, intim UoiititY' of Ikarellt raarricd
7 .wtituan,-doceased; 'offers fOr Sale the folloW,
leg feria propertyi-rhe sou1,4141): acres cif -
_ „Lot .16; Con. Wilat
' • property is situkted 21.2,,m9es trent Euck -
now anel 11-4 Wiles troin .tielens,
farm 113 ail intrass and nes been pastilreft •
for 1140 past, seven .VC u-; good, welt.' with •
witidu). 11; 10 acres Of base; situate& in a. -
first class tariunig.....'istriet; a good -Mune
house, barn -smut driving shed. The farm.
11.18.alo-ou clay logo, tiud is in. firth. ob.ss
cot,union for mixed tardthir... For 'further.'
parhuaiars aPply, P,J., ityan. Ooderich;
Ontario. Aduninstrator; or, tO E. .tignowt
Item iii-itate 04.tier, laiektiow; or to eroncl-
tope-, ;Proadfoitt, SOlicitors 'for
Administrator. liodefich. 20 -5 -t -i -e at 25. 'r,
• . .
•
•
Anction Sale
Bruce fhere • • .
Last.week's Paisley Advocate
Seirtyil.inatir
sai-
JLAylcD(5NALD AND ON,
bell's, carload Of iirst, class'eattle itipley.•
' on Friday afternoon of Lois week. • • • •.
• Aue.tieriver. *
• - '
•Ni Otjpe „
we, the 'undhrs lined; Wish •to,inferni
having .tainuer tor sale.-thal owing re our
lIg atipat t•wit, years stutik,enuntoer on hand.
WC Will 111,..1L. op. itt tile mat ket te buy nay-. log,: ,
. Li& willker• presklitt•trad-o eortcliticin-s'tof tiro- • -
-lumber business is not good. WO %venni advise '
those hl \ -1g standing timber to leave it•,tands
hag, /PS, 410 it, will he worth more,. money..
in the tit are than. 11 114 at the -present. tone:
•' Theltueknovi Tahle,Co., - •
• - ltutten, Manager:
.....
*c.,d tn. Creditors's.: .....`
• i. .iit.bruee; !Jeweller; ' "•• '
In _thle..i
'rt:()J-.)1(.:ITO'..fc'..,nta....o.a(1., l'iti'oPtelIti-ee-.6.1t.'lit---)th;.. :'
- N:Orflt:(k. is seretn•-.'niviri tbat--rire-srent a- •
otant-c-t-titsolveth,fitt,-tinide,att. assigerntent --of, -,.--
his est alp) i i'i hie 40r. the general bon ern in lils .'
creditor, ulaler the Revised Statittes 4111)1l1,41... '
-. lit ..!.."(1'.Al.e,144e11.11.•:Irit';i31.4•14:111.. ).....d)d. !Is'. o'a.. id inefit 'at gi.' .y.ftfik:h...;,.'.:' ....... .............
'Tit .fitC-.1-tri,i,ii- :de': W i trginitir• fa ,the-vottittr'il- "'-',-`-, ' • 7'-'7"'-''
;11,,tatills s).1-1 •the Tell t/t day of )1)ccetotierott.;•1/.
-iier.'it!ol.'ir()Teti
k,ceiz;1t1:tllesTalt:tnotni.-actetbe
poedreeilint41atamatot:04inol
veiitsafairs. for theapiointmnt ofhisieetON.;
nod the gViigofdirections witreference to .
th\li'u11ililttAle
:il l:1).tifiVii.. e be dhttiedtOink On
. 10Ch.4. •
ulti4
bfore Cie Twenty sevditt
.•
.-
Iv day of Deeember
proceed to
''..1 14. llibii)tti*etalftelc41 itIVelit
tIsIL
litelatreof.liaving regard: -W. ' ' -. •
e' I will .-
the'.) claims ))lily of which 11414011 then havere-.
ciliViAl 00(jee,.,}1,0t1 I 'WM net 130 liable for' the- '
iiil a...1)/s or ittly-pirettnersof iv alinecieti ef
wIni,i) (.4(1)1) l have not then received notice. •
i hi 1 eil at t'.C.Iirgliatit this l'lvezify-n in t lidit o E
Noveinbei A. D. 19L5r• • .
- ' It..Nr.t..x4Tusio.."Assigueo.•
•.2,344.,.. . , ,, ,., -. ,. . Wingbatn.ihif...
•
Laurier
• ,••,---;Ttiefiday,
:Measri. Sam and Elmer Bradley,. of
G -C I, Ivo visiting at their home here.
ilia Barbara Utusglasi, and Ralph
linegla4s• moved. to Wm.., Bnekingham'a
:Tot the , .
itttended to.. There Were niiretsrendure*
ing tlie year and ln of the deceased liv
cd from 10 to $7 yeate. Tiiere'Were 29
hirths•registerini no, to Nov.
ReSPectfully submitted,
• •1'.•11'. 4,,ase, \LILO.
Lutilinniv Agricultural Sneipty's le
qutAst fol.' usual grant %V41.4tilllktl (in mo.
dna. by Johnston and •
Motion by. Naylor and Joh ns ,t hit
the atilt for vetffin of eo11(e.t(ft's iolI be
• exteeded•till Feb. lst, 191.11.'
'13y. Law No. 40, 1015, which hakes
provisiortfOr :holding ,inunination 3rieet-
ing on Dee. 27, tit..1 o'Oock;
• esstay au ,election em.lannary 3, at. ,the
-usual polling places, was repl )11k .pass
ed on. motion by "Nolo'', and 'A1,0101101,,
' Acconute and •saleries. amernitiv,' to
$972.77 were weed iind-paid,:an
Moses Tabitha, itentplen- and Mar- ized StAttelifetit. hrl
'all titeeipts aexpend.
pet rite MeLeenan and lialph,-.Bueglatts, itures is in the luithis, of printer, and
of .1.31r•itford.xortilooti,e,„ bottle • fot "thp • .44 ailablc.D:cin7
INw. usol1/4.01,0%,
nairatiOn. „ • .
•
.-(Corrected up tO• Wednesday noon)
1s5 ' "DO • '
.. . , ...... ; .35 • 'V
' 45
Buckwheat.. ... 71)
*Butter „ :25 27
• I14ggs,°M.0 ;•.:40
Kegs, fresh . .. 33, 35 ,
Flogs . ; . ...; .
. . a
• . • TOIWNTO PRICE"? HIS wenk
Wheat, bt1611' ' $ 85 to $ 0:4 •
Oats, btsh , . 42 .6 •
43 Lo 60 ,
Choice. beavy steers...-. 7 90 to 15,0
nutchers' cattle. .,.' 7 15 id 7, 6•1:
Feeders ..... ... ..... . 6 25 to 6 75
cnta ..' 9 50 I- 10 15
Aheep, cwt.,. .. 6 00 to' *i • St/
er. n'aearitery Prints 32 4n • 31;
Butter, a 2R to
Ugh,, new laid, tkas.... 4a to 41
'Itiggs; No, 1 stortige.... 1j 30 14
Pr woes: bag: 3.5
lings oft ears . OD tO
,
r as
0'7•a
,
Shaw