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LUCKNOWi.ON'ri, THURSDAY, *ARCH- 9th., 19.61,
Single Copies •3 .e.eolS.
'LOCAL AND GENERAL
• Teeowster is ti have a big pailitary
denionaration On the 17th,
Euitspre,ssetrandeleaned promptly and
Clark,1gertaut Tailor,
Mr El Racine, hi his khaki uniform,
' avaa up from London over Sunday,
• •
Mikis Viola'Sturdy attended the Mar-
. riage of her friend; Mies .Wldred Jew-
•ett,Of Muni/ale. .
islOW is the time to liave your automo-
biles and bUggies repainted for spring.
jAs.::Awrausort,mil•Town.
Miks. Meinnisi of Ogren *mod, is
ageio in charge ef Mr,
ery Departmeiit. .
•Rs''' Our Spring stock of waylv goods and
tilICY *OW have .artived. ei We have
some very 'new patteriis,'at W, Connell's,
- The regularineeting of the 'Womili'a
' lostitute will be held On • Friday after
• noon, March,loth. •
Milts Lila Taylor, in eotnpany with
Miss Toimie, of Kincardine, is visiting
• in Ottawa and rfororito.
.If you want an up-to-date suit well tai1.-
*red an a perfect fit leave your measure.
We can do it. Temple Clark, Merchant
Tailor. ' '
' • Mr. Garfield Ostrander is back in his
shop after _spending a month in Torento
,,etudying autorriebile repair work. .
Brittaunia Rules The Waves and our
Isiew Stock of 'Spring Suiting and Wors-.
• Oda have arrived O. K. Temple Clark,
'Merchant Tailor..
.Misses Olive and Pearl Cartwright,. of
Winghalii, spent the week -end here, the
_,..gadsts of their .friend, Miss E tith Iry
- -
Do 't forget tint the Women's In-
stitute 8-,tw for the Red Cross work every
Tuesdry afternotonin the Council Cham-
ber. • '
• Bay you- gold staii this spring and yon
will save money. Teinple Clark, lIer-
chaiirraildr.
Sprit* Stock
Just Arrived
alit& aiid ThirSgeFaiiy
Siftings and. Paintings--
Soittething New.-.
- thieleit Pit Guaranteed
TEMPLE CLARK .Merchant Talior
frhat harbinger of spring, the first
robin Is reported to have been 8.01111 •at
Belfast _on Tuesday, Guess he didn't
knOwttiis heavy finoiii'litornd-Wal Coln
Our Millinery Department Is now (men.
miss na#11Ps has OA returned from the;
Toronto openings, having male e care-
ful selection of the latelit styles fer.
spring. Noticeof opening display later.
-W. Connell, .
Further proof that the Christmas
boxes•get-throutji to the'soldicre O. IC.
conies in a letter. from Pte. Itobt. 'Bar-
hani, Shorneliffe, Eng. Be expresses
appreciation of the gifts and thankful-
ness to those who 'sent them,
'. Cleve AitcheSon was 'about the
Street on crutches early- this week,. ' His
fractured ankle is doing well and he ex-
pects to be able to walk freely ,in. -about
is; month. H la still in the King's uni-
foartn,and hopes to be able to retem
•- :The Women's' tnatitute will hold their
annual "At Hanle" in the Town Hall on
Friday evening, March -a-7, commencing
it 8 o'clock: Every mrurbet and her
family is expected to be there„ Please
bring extra amount of lunch. The 801-
then8 are invited to be 'their guests fol-
d* evening. "
Card of Thanks
' Mrs. George Drennen and family wish
to express their thanks to their friends'
and neighbours for their kindness to them
in their regent bereavement -
Card of Thanks • ,
Mr, Alex. Phillipsjanctlamily wish to
expreis their appreciation of and thanks
for the kindness and sympathy of rela-
tives and Mende at the time or tliCir re-
cent bereavement.
Can: if= Help?. .
There is to be a big uniktaw demoll-
stratioia at leeswater on Friday, Match
17th St Patrick's Day. The Lucknow
detadliment 9f soldiers are invited to go
over and take part. They Must drive
over, and the lodal committee ask if
there are fanners who would take a
--steigh---load-ofth-e-soldiers-over-provid-
ed, ofeourse, the roads are ;good. Any''
Who would do so are Requested to report
to Mr. R. D. Cameron as soon as poe-
sible.. A number ot Such denionstrations
have 1 eert held in the. county, and in.
each case farmers, have Volunteered this
kind of ,assistance. Meals for driver%
and feed for 'horses will he provided et
iree'snatter. • •• . • .
4,0.4
BathRoom
Needs
• .
The great
• ,fort in the hoine is •
the bath room. Health in body •
and rnincl starts with cleariliness •
and we -offer the hest in soaps,
• powders; • perfumes - ..and toilet
• papers.
To stop a cough try Vinol,".*
•cad liver and iron 'tonic Without
oil. Try it on our guarii^ ntee:
'!`. Does you gOod or costs you
-mothingP--•-17i,nolii•a wonderful_
remedy for chronic coughs, .cold• s'
bud bronchitia. .
• Dr. A.. M. Spencie'd
:E.rtig Store,
Luchnow.
Loa toads. •
Eign in put windoviumoviollo
7
FREE BROS.,
Studio; Loc4iioiv.
eti oidayTuesday
-
and -Wednesday
• each week.,;,
MARKETS'
-• d'COrrected up to Wednesday noon)
• Wheat. . .. . . • .. 90
• fitt9.t4 • •i*Vi IIVVVverilvl• 4,8 40
• taeley "• • • •55 • 58
thekw.heat a *-• w • ap
Butter. .. • 25 .21
• Egg, new ;laid ; 24 -
' • Ifogs.,„ . eit4IPMaw-po'llv,a011.4.9 15
WITH THE BOYS IN KHAKI-
•
Pte. Geo, Wendel Taylor has been at
his home Langside on sick leave.dur-
ing.the week.'
Pte. "%Tin- Stinison. was in...Tort:into to
view ,the big military demonstration
there, when 18;000 men -in khaki par-
aded., • • - •
• The men 'Who have -been :out in the'
• ENJOYS TRENCH LIFE
--Folloba-ift;.“exelt.lettetirroita' RtA,
Herb : Miller to his mother on the .2nd
Coo. of Kinloss:
Dear Mother; •
• am still well and enjoying life -
1 never felt better in my life. 'I've gain-
od, ten pounds since I came to the
trenches. We 'are living on the fat of
the land. LlikellThr job fine. I have
been transferred to the engineers,. We
go out at nigrit.in front of our lin'eslnd
put up barb wire in theno man's land.
that is between ,our trenches -and the
flunts„ We are tapnetimes very close. to
the enernY- When old Fitz shootswe
drop on the ground. I am.glad to , see
BO In ny boys from Lucknew and vicinity
enlisting. Kieless and Lucknow. are
•doing their ditty. I think The Lucknow
Sentinel is the best paper of all. I must
cline now as it is our .meal time,
, . Your loving son, ,
. '
OBITUARY
• • ANDREW MelLELLAN
The late Andrew McLellan, whose.
death; was briefly mentioned last week,.
was born. at. West - Chester. Mountain,
Nova Scotia, in 1832. •When 1,8 years
of age he mune with his father to Thames -
ford, where, a few years later, he rnar-
ailii iii In . 1875
they eame t� Lui?know where he was
- engaged in the. sawmilling business nett'
1864 when the family moved to Michi-
gan. There Mr. MeLellan was engaged
in larrinnefor-icr'yee rs, riortihig - 'to
,Ontbrio in '1895. • The family resided at,
inbetley ontil 1E02, :Went he went t�
• the '•!800", Ont., and engaged in the -
• building trade, being very successful. for
a Mae of his years. • When, about two
• ytars ago; the' building -trade became
dull, he returnecito Lucknow. Mr, and
Mrs. :McLellan' lived together for 61
years of happy wedded life, having the
-rare-eipertenee .of, celebrating the anniversary of Of their marriage. This
event was held at •the hoine of their
de -tighter, Mr. Joseph Agnew, in town,
en he23rd.-of January„last 'year. •Mr
McLellan was a lifelong Methadrat,--a-nil
thetime of his death a coneistentanem--
ber of Lucknow church: . ••• ,
- • GEOlion•Ditekaiilat . •
Ou Tiaisday morning, March ,2, there
passed tsr the Great Ileyond an old and.
highly esteeniett resident Of Ashfield in
' the person of; George Drennan: He had
kachscl thdrips old age d 86 yearsi and
until about two months ago -Was -able to.
be -about= Ile'vorteub-cali in Dumfries,
Shire,, Scotiandrand.in 1853 he married
:Agues 'Baird, whosurvives him. •In'
1000 they came ia-Canacia; and in the
ferest-lieweI--outeeifiome----for,theinseives-
where. they, have lived since. He leaves
stx sons and two, daughteri:' Herbert, at•
, •
lianie; Jobe and George, , Duluth ; Rob
ert'liCing'north of Kintail; Jame' and
,Thatints an farms pear by, ' The funeral
whichWas largely attended was held on
Saturday afternoon toDungannon ceme
tery,-.the services being conducted by .the
• Rev. Mr. Little. • The pall. bearers were--
• Robert; . Jobe, • George,. 'Jannes-rand
Thomas; eons of the deceasik and. one
.'son-in-law, Frank McInteSh. •
The deceased was ,a man:of ste'rlifig
,character, a - kind liusband, loving
;father and a good- neighbor; -.always
readyto help -the needy and give a kind
word and smile..to alt -In 'religion. he
Was a Presbyterian •• md: attended the
,church. at Lenes tegulaily -until: a few
Yeailfegb•when his health began te fail
He was_04.1„tiberal •-in •potit_tm_ and took
great intoreit in tile Dai1y1G1ole, hay.. •
ing the War news read to, him nail' 'the
day ofl.hie :death, He will be greatly -
missed in his 'own hanie and t� the, be- •
relived wife and family we extend our
deepest sympathy'and trust that Gia in -
.His goodness. Will comfort.them.in their..
lonely hours. • • , .
.,.`Weep net, for him. 'whose -toil: is :o'er, •
•
• Weep not because, his rate is.yon;
Lord grant We anay as calmly.rest, . :
' When our work; jike liigig 'done-. •
country every tit. aiff-during the
pae week leaking up lecruits leport-
quite neinher of good prospeets and a
number of nien are 'expected to sign .up
,within the week.
Five of the men enlisted at Iiicknnw
• have gone to take the -non commissioned
officers! corseat Walkerton. j They are:.
Chas. • -Gillespie, Alex. -Henry; Ernest
Piercy, jos. Nikon and.Tom McDonald.
Bugler Harry Wiiliams has a'so;gone' .to •
the County Town, so that the. local de-
• tachment has tempbrarly lost men
during the week.
NOU to- CorrespondentS..
Owing to itn!imusual am Iunt of news
matter sent in this week' by our 'corres-
pondents, all school reports and a ruin.-
ber of newsy ,budgets which We were
--unable toget into type_do_not_appear_in_
_ _ _ .
this Wine. •'
Death of Mrs. A. Phillips
Mrs: Alex: Phillips, an old resident cif'
the Gravel Road north of the village,
passed away soniewhat suddenly on the
evening Of March 1st. She had been in •
poor health :from !heart trouble for a
imniber of years, :bit Was always able to• .
be Omit, and had visited at one of her
neighbors shortly before her death.„ She
was •73ToIrs of age and leaves, besides
a husband, three sons and one daughter.
-They-aret Calumet,.
'UM: MM.' and litittlievV;Of Manitobic
• #nd Mrs james,Hedgine, of .Stratford.
tottOtdo, ritteit.0 %fits waint
Wheat. bush... .. 1 05 to IS 1 15
Oats, bush, ... .. ' 48 .o SO
• Barley, bush.. o 62 to. .6/
Choice heavy steers..., 8 00 ,to 8 50
ilitichera' cattle -- ---------7 00 to 7 75
' Feeders§ . 625 to 7 25
Lambs, ewt. . ... 10 50 to lE 00
SheePr-.. 9 00 to 9 50
Didier, Creamery Prints 35' to .36
„ Butter, nairy Prints,: 26 to SO.
lIgga, new laid, dot, . 29 to 30
Eggs, N�. 1 storage.... 25 to 26
potatoes, bag.' 200 to
god awl*Mimi :00 ,to
LI 1
All but Matthew, vi?ho was detained by
sicknees in his own family; were home
to the funeral, whiclitook place on Mon-
day to Kmloss cemetery. -Mrs. Phillips
/as a woman of kindly disposition, ever
ready to give Assistance to the -sick and
th'e needy.
NNW.
•
• - Aloderich ,
Horton, one of 'our Most highly
respected citizens, died.aat-,his Entine on
ing,many Years. 311:-.1:Thittrin was -inter --
Aided in nearly all the local industries of
the town, and wait,. up to the time of. his
secretary -treasurer and 'Manager
of ;the Godertch Elevitor and Transit
'Company, director/of the Dominion Road
Machine CoMparly, half -owner Of the
Marlton Dredging Company, and a stoek-
holder in the Western Canada Flour.
Mits. He was manager of the Huron
and &up LeattgoMpany until it 'wee
taken over by the Standard Bank and
merged' with. the Standard Alliance
Mortgage Company, of Which he was a
director. He was 1086 Manager 'of ' the
Union Bank When that bank. opened 'a
branch here. He wee a member of Hut -
on Lodge, I.0,0.P., and Huron Chapter
A. 11: & A. M., which moiety conducted
the funeral services; Ile leaves his wife
and Mother, four sisters; Mfg, A. Goon .
hie and MM. a. Pete, of Toronte; Mrs.
(Canon) Hilt, of Regina; and Mrs. Baker,
ht home; and one brother, Philip, Mana..
er of the Bank of Montreal id Port Hope..
He wag one of tho leocl1t4 Liberals of
gutotai,
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
WOMEN'S COMMITTEE •
PATRIOTIC LEAGUE
The following is a , statement or the
receipts and expenditures of the Women's
Committee orthe League since the pre-
vious atateMent, issued about six months
ago. . ,
In.referenc'3 to the expenditures cov-
ering yarn, tlannellette, hoepitarsuppliee,
etc. a statement will b0 issued later by
.-the'Secretary, showiog the number of
articles madefronithese materials. A
complete list eallthe be given at :present
as the materials are in the course of
making. ,
• " "RickeTs
SOC. 9th., 1915: ' ; .•
.Balance in, hank as per last state- •
; merit. .;... t‘..• • .• • V.. !, a 09 53
Moving picturbe..., .... 3.2 00
• Candy sold by girls Of Room 4# •
1LP, School, , . -646
Show Dliy;• . 4.4 25
Ice Cream sold at Boyer-Vineent.' •
Ooecert . 7-25
Potatoes auctioned at Boyer VIII- •
• cent Matinee ...... . 5 40
• Miss Taylor, flowers sold,• 7 1,7
Donation of raisins • 3 60
Stove Polish sold. 7 40.
Miss Seigel . ... • 41 50
Mrs, McLellan. .. ....• 25
•
Socks said ........ 4 ,90
Peons of Grey Ox P. School , . 1 50
Hallowe'en Dance.. , 100 90
Mrs': J. Miller - 1 00
Mrs, Fennell . 1.00
Mrs. Thornton • '• , • 1 00
Drama "Under Two 'Flags"— 144 00
Mr. "Joynt, donation„ of- venison,- '-.14 30
Methodist Ladies' Aid
Yarn seld . .. 14 6:0- •
_COVERED'GOOD NAME BEFORE LEAVING
Kingkriclge Drama. r 119-35,
Koht."Johnstou, refund oft mon-
There has been a good deal Of, talk'
ey paid "Good Cheer Fund" 13 96
Miss Taylor, sale pop cord .... 1 '5'5 about the bad condeet and bad reputation
Mrs Elliott, Pancake, Tea (half „ of the .33rd Battalion, in which many
proeeeds) ;... , . . , 11-50
Torn Carmen, refend hall rent. 1100
Spinsters' Coneention .. .. : .. 134 65
-Sais-of cakes: ... . .. :
Lunch balloter at Rink... .... 22 .00
I •
$803 62
• . EXPROT-DIOIM -
Dr. Spence, Rei Cresstrupplies; 1 ..*O.
J; G. Armstrong, 'Red Cross
:supplies . : 5 50
.D. R. McIntosh, flannelette; , • .
A. D. McKenzie, Cardbeard.: . • 25
:71
etc . -
Wm. Connell, flannelette, cotton, '
Murdoch & catneron CO.; flan-. • " 1.6
• etc
nelette, etc. .. .. •. ...... IQ 9Q
British Red Cross; Trafalgar DaY, 125 00
-Walk We'en 4)ance.expe.nse,S_-_k Ak1
•
Jesse Gledhill, Yarn •. ------------0013. 3
Christmas Cheer fot so.ldiers at •
•
'front
Superintendent -of supplies .or
Red Cross, TordritO,•,.. 200' 00
CHURCII NEWS
•
:wpm cgotteelis,77
The Auttuel _Missionary ',Services will he
'held next•Supday, Mareh 141,. in cOtt... -
motion with these congregations, -at the..
usual boitre of .service. The Rev..• I
MeKelvey,,.S.•T.L., of. Dungannon, -Will
be the specialPreacher for the day and.
will bale- charge of all services. It is
hoped there be a full attendance in
spite of the .natich sickness that is in the
, community. It will be a good- time . to
. hear the important subject of Christian.
Missions disCilseed: and to hear Mr.
: Mc-
Kelvey on his tirst visit to the AtiliAeld
Methedistelnirehes. ' • •• • - •
TuE 06..ttati.The Look -oat' iCani.••-•
nuttee wergin charge' of . Meeting
• •
-Monday evening. The attendance was
. . . • • . :
',rod in -spite Of the disagreeable weather,
and* the program was Very entettaining.;
.The twig; "Our Influence" feristaken.,by,
Mr. W. L. MacKenzie, .whir
the 'audienee for Short time on 'the,
.different methods of aging our. intliiencS
and driving his points home in his hum-
orous way. Rev, J. .S. ,punCan. :also
made tt few remarks arid mentianed • es-
pecially the •difrerenee between •tmeen
scions 'and. conscious influence in every:.
day life. Mr. Steele McKenzie gave- a.
reading; Misses Jean Douglas•and Freda,
Aitcheson, sang. a duet, and Miss . :Carrie
Geddes a solo, after which" the Guild
Was dismissed with the Singing of a
hymn and prayer. The Adult ' Bible
Class are preparing,Ageod progrant for
next Monday evening. . •
THE 3rd BATTALION
Postage stamps.• ..... . 06
.The Eaton Co lted Cross eup-
• plies " * • .•10' 50
Express on yarn, ' ••- • 50
Cash on hand •• • ., - 1 40
Ca.Sh in bank.. „ . • .304 04.
-i1):0; Suing,L, Tit8a0su3re6r2.
"La -lits are reminded of • the" bri..,,eetings
in the Coiintil Chamber every Thursday
Afternoon at tWoo'tlock. Every woman
willing' to help is invited to attend.. .
. •• WEDDING BELLS
'.. • . „
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• .• • • • REirr..--MO)Uti,D •
' The•berde of Mrs. Christer* -•Metion-' •stigma Cast upon them by t;;#1„, 444,7 ; .
,, Ai, . ,
all was the scene of , a pretty Wedding sheep'. who? 'find •their way.- o. -ht Wesley Caldwell,' of the .18th Battalion,
., tells of the coritinuoua fighting the Men
'On WedneSclay, March 1st , at 8 F. in, human aggregation,. Their 4117tfrt:it..1.ja
the enirtraCtg..parties being Mr.. Wm.. body, their friendliness in: :contact with By
in and of the parrori,cps,caPe's
H. Reid; of Heron Tp. and Miss Grate' good cause, has completely revered the :many haVe_had . .. , •
"BY holding ilia lroARt'for 137. days,":
'A• Reid, of S*einsleigh, Alta, son of • tt• aikatki their willingness to 'help every'
McDonald,- eldest claugliterof Mrs, Me- unfavorable loca,leopinion• formed of thein he rites, "We have made, a ,41eir record
Donald, of 2nd. 'ort., Huron The bride at the Outset, and it is no exaggeration forcontinnous service. Onr.lirigathi has
-Was beantifully:sdre$sed in a gbili of,. 1,6 Say that from one of the, most unpOp- now been in the trenches. jitA 20:: days
:buds and pearls, and Wore a veil caught QUebed since the setting in of the -present longer than any BritiSlibtig•tde ha's ever
silk Crepe de chene trimmed : with, rose- ulat cares • who, have 'passed ,- through hseoriedeindgiVoltithiog%usitirr,and Ale. :are , stili
with orange blossom's and 'parried ii.boti, War, they have justly become one of the
Most popular. This ilf the ,:fine tribute :boys have are not4ing Short of ' Ittary0-
"'rb.e parroW.escaPes that some 'of -our •
'paid to them to day by our clergY of all lous. • Our last turn in the front' line
denominations and by out organizations.
and people of all classes. . .
was rather exciting, Otir-h.- tub throwers
' "In, leaving Us' for the filing. litre they. had been aggravating. the cermans a:1,
will take With them the eineere regrets: one night, arid.they began .t 0 , retaliate '
est prayers, fer their safety,- . finerjust. before dawn. ,,bt All they:mud Int've .
gent over • 150 rifie grenaka and Vail,
of all our:citizens, as Well as -their isforlp-
iiiiiiieiiviii....oery.iiiile_t_win.. Ni,..00s,.."t)fd.,: 'Vanilla ou-1,-.erantage•tif Oa yorda. ' 'Otir
initehine 'giiii•Was rightliiiiie!ni.ithire 1,r,
Ione 'of th " '
• Aaron and Brno. o beyslroserving. Those
„ . _
especially interested in the battalion will
-be-pleased-to learn -that. while:at Qiiebe
•UAW' much to re,deem Its good mime, as
is gathered. from the foliowing article
Which appeared in the Quebec Telegrapli:
-"General.report has itthat Ails regi-
• ment will shortly leave Quebec for.
active -service at fhb -front, tolt-beforewe.
are called upon to 'bid. it adieu or rather,
we iruit,7ciu revolt'," iti only righti
that such a,fine body of officers and men
as those complain.. it should receive the.'
justice to *hid' tht-ey are fairly entitled
• horn a population who, owing to an un-
fortunate combination of circuinstances
at the start; were led to • form a ;wrong
inipression_ef_thent Kithimt retallin
• these cireunistances, let- it suffice to Say
that‘the-32rd came to Quebec with a
. rather' dubious reputation;.Which was
aggravated by tbe reckless'. acts' and
utterances of iraciiitidtials_a.
it'vyas IMMO-esti-it Unjust to hold 'the
• whele regimentrespOnsiblii.L It was.
howecer,the old,story of "giving a dok
a bad name." . Probably the same thing
'would have happened in any otherplace,
• "The Whole were forced to suffer for
the foolishness of the few, but at all
events lilts satisfactory to feel that the
.people of Quebec fully realize the error
and injustice Otthis to day and th in
-
this recognition -classes of the om-
munitisluire: • The Daily Telegraphalso
heartily joins in It and does not hesitate
to say that, atter living. their lives
.amongst us' for monthi,-theoffipers and
men of the '33rd have thoroughly' proved
by their irreproachable:' conduct as a
Whole how utterly unjuStifial-la-ava,s 'the
CONTRIBUTIMS TO ••
• FPEE HOSPITAL
• . . .
Tho. Treasurer .of the Muskoka Free
Hospitaller Con ...ptive9, desires grate -
f ully acknoWledge 'the following • cow
triblitiona received in Lucknow by the
*i•u'ilvel-i140.Sseoccreiattatorya.of. the N. ationai
anitar-
;, . ... 20
DO
J. Q.• Anderson • • . • 00
.CO
W. M. -2 2.1))0°.
W. B. Treleaven , . ; • 5 DO
-
High Schiiol , .'; :1.65
8ergt.-Maet ()aril* and squad' 5,11 11. Mclntosk 10";
.............. ... .....
W. ARM • , „ 04'
G. Robe'rttiOir.', • • . .. . 00 •
GieSO.;111;„Sinfltdtill:", .. !CDT':
..T, .Agnew ;. .. ; .... ." 1 DO'
Itett. .. . I op
W. McKenzie, . .....
A. E Durnin• ' '• ' 1 60
1 00
U. II, Smith . .. : . . 06
W. Henderson. , . 00
11.• McQuillan
D. Mallough 1
, .
E0...0DetiLkieurds. a. y, .... .. ' .1
1
W. G. -.Andrew . •
W. J;Little. • •l•
W.
!Hsi YuliOr , . I
011
Di •
01/
00
90
00
1 30
J. G. Areistrcong• 1 00
W. J. Davidson....:. , I 00
A. Roes .......... 1 Od
T. ()lark. .. 1 00
G. A. Newton.. ..... . I' 00
F. T. Armstrong, • . „• 1,00
T. S. Reid . .. . . , ,...„ 1 00'
E. Cummings ' •• • 1 00
• E. McLean , 1 00
D. Geddes .... . . ... 1.00
W rdelscn ' . 50
E M. Henderson: * .‘• 50
I. Mt3rdie /
k5.
25
,• '•SUArr
GEO; A. Hen,
Secretary and Treasurer.
A• Friend '
. N. L. Campbell
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No Pool Room License
liVERYBdPV'S COLIJAIN
IVONIII1/7T01,04N/..--Qa niorte,dgid
rou 047017,
,
Aw FURS are 20 good dt!tatand, and youcau
get highest ca• -h priceS.at Zieudelson's Dry
cippds rttorc, Lucunpw.•
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Iftgliest:C/as t•rtcus paid furliatv Furs,
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•
11. 13ixt4srerx.Ducksnwt
t For Sale •
GOOD Al COW VIM .S.A14.:•,-,b4.11Pused‘
be With glivitn; , •
la ideknOV.
. .
Arun EADE.--Tlavo vet y desitalde prepel•ticS
"itr.the Stillage.of 1411rIthow. FialiartiOra6
•apply to GEO:,.5..,Stonftht..flt^oket.
20.1.tf. . . 1,11a110
DEStl-tEABLE P11011 (.4
tairn and 8 acres Of lu,nd-orchttrd, perulan- •
t' cut vt-ter /..at.s/iy--:-/enh- on. liavelock
0+4.04,144f.: .V. $1.44,tait.
, • • • ' • .
wyEATos,:t.i, it,4A,14,;,41a1.4.4,viridty
orosyn trout o.A.Q
9,34 f, • '4.113).
1.
.- Seed Oats•• "•-
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Int:mese production:14 8,;Wirig 4, CI, .
72 ;oats. Thit, variety ,bas stiff straw, thin ;
dud yighictl tzu arsertgo• of is ktubbott
10.1( rer ari4 t .t.ny 1.1!.r minty Imo; 11 •
tv..r,:? I 04 at citatipit. 1041i 1 N1 au litly now;
vrit 4 7.i.cents per taitsitcl. 1. ANL/114;W. It. a.. •
No. 3, 1,ucknew. • 10.3.e. •
rviltl%g FOR .8.1.LE-Valtdride farm property ,
•ing the berth 1-2ttnti thenorth of t he south
hattof,Lot nunits.tr.nitieteen In the eleventh
concession 0( 010 'r.ownsitio of West SValre.‘
, 110fAI ht. the County ot Huron. one hundred
, and fox.ty.cight acre% xttore kss. On the
premise., .are sittailed a good, two-storey .
, bt ick house; finale barn about 103.80i: about.' ,
ono acre. orchard. 12 acre:4 of fall wheat,. 33 ,
acres fall plowing and about eight acres. of •
nerd wood timber, Thp soli. good day
loam, well waterAlti With spring creek and
w,011 foo0. . desirable
- oroperty is -situated' at the village of 131.
• .11clens, and' is. convenient to elturch anti
sebool. • For fife her eanieulars apply to
11.1.its. W. E. GO ittins-, St, Helens, or Justwit
0ls1w 1,11041.10w
Ontemore the Lucknow
has turned. (low!' the applicstien for
-alidense to operate -a-pdal
Application of Mr: Horn 'laid over at the'
February meeting cone p at fhe meet-
ing Tuesday evening. 'Henderson mov-
ed and Spenee:seconded that the aopli-
cation be filed and was disposed of
without discussion.• •••.••
•
Other business at ohe.touneil was
routine character. and'ef no special' in-
iterest. •
OORN ,
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ClituRrern t- on. - Feb. 1-
,. .2941,1916, to ME:
Sratintsits.-At Paramount; on 'Maieli
• grid, 1916, to gr,. and. Mrs. •'Janies
• §truthprs, a Son.,
THE EIGHTEENMBATTA-
• LION .IN TRENLHES.
' ..Atiction Sale,
NoAll.s.Ttto-iiE. Lot 23, 1th. 20.1.1. Cuiros-1.7,,
nifl self by public, anti lon Its farm stock • •
• -1-tnd inlplentents on Wccineaday, Alareit 15 • .'
• corrunetteing at .1.o'clock p.p.'. Unreserved •
• As tire farm isas bten rented;
. J. Puitrts, AuctiOncer.
9-1W _
LULANOW.SCHOOL. REPORT
\ItOOINt
Teste.-41.•Ca"gra;Phy, Itia'tery, and DatIy--t7
:
Durniu(ties). _ 40,4-(1 •Ilacl)onaid.
;11 aeLeocl, E. job Liston:, - F. . MacGregor.
IV., --•75--7C. Smith, L: 'Garbutt.. •
SmithoAl.-"Potter,
Mendelson, 50-W. „I -toward,. s -
Agnew; G.. Little: 40-J. Spindler, C.:. ;
Mablilendrick, .Eld .Joheston, G. .11,11th' • .
.1-larold Agnew. l3elow‘40'
-1B)e..?aCtra;):11,11)..341-6e.,
; NO on toll, 33; ,aver. att., IN •
'IRENE G.• Teacher•,
As many Huron and' &lice men are
in the 18thl3attalloo, onr readers will
'!130' interested in the following acomilitat
the, work of the battalion'ttt the frOnt: i•
Writing under date of :Fehr:next ;Ili.
from the trenches, in Beig.itai,.'
cpiet of white earnations and (eras. • She
Wan given away! by he brother, Robert
'Daring •the ceremony the bridal couple
stood'under arch of evergreens and.,
I it w ddift b Rev. C Ruth
• wie e g es . M.
erford officiatetl in the preienceof a few
Fourth Lon.' Kinloss . intimate friends'. Lahengrin's wedding
•. 'March watts -played by Miss- Mainip Me,
Mirth *6. •DOnuld- tiistet of ' the britle After the
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pleasant evening laSt week . at Mr.. Jas,
Sutherland's. ,
s. Ur. John Carruthersom the 6th., in-
tends to put .ftp a good red brick house ,
• on the old home:farm next Suanntir._,He
had a hee.or two hist . week. taking 'the
brick home from Ripley. • , •
..•Mr, W, S. McDonald; who, recentlY.:'
:moved into David Hendereon'e herise on
the 411i. of Hutton, entertained his .neigh,
hors 1da-very-plessant-4-truse-witrinine-
on Friday . evening . last,' The :Usual
rettrusemenU-were-inftlished,:-Ithd.-alttf-a.
very fine lunch was served about
mid-
night. • • .
Can any of our local hog kw* fnr-
nish us (the farmer's) 'with any reliable
information regarding the inspection, of
Ithe hogs that Ave sell to them, and from
the price of which they (the }Myers)
claiit so Much-forinspection?. Is: it. a
Government matter, or it 'trait° Mr». by
somepartyl Or is it both'? 'Aim for
the simple farmer!' Ile Will aeon ba fib
completely raked" that nothing of him
will remain. •
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AOCiDEET Wmt. 1-101LS0S.-As Mr
John Melaitirmid was on hia•way hOute
from Walkerton last Friday with a pair.
of yeting horses, some doge ran out iiere
a farmhouse and egared• the. horses' so
thatthey jumped partly the ;cutter,
ono of them. striking Mr. Nrel)iarrni d on
the head With. its hoof, tutting his Acitlp•
severely t and bruising him 'so that the
hlried settled' around his ye .% and made
them and the upper part of his lace
story black. We hop. nothing niore
agkious will voolf fkom thia ,c410•01
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supper was Served. The grootim's gift to
the bride was -ii pearl necklace, and to
the organist an ivory manicure. set:- A
ree,:ptiOn was hseid id the evening, when
the'neighbora ar.d friends were present
to -the nuMber of al'OutTmie iiuudred
The young couple left on l'uesdaY for
their Vonle•at Steinsleigh, Alta., follow,
ed by the best wishes of all who knew-
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711(1,111-0110-.
Marell;Ith,
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Mr. Will Montgomery Visited friends
in •Kinjough. du Sitturdat
hLst
. ,
Mr. Wm. Giiest• iS under. the doctor's
care; We all hope lerlds speedy reeov-
Services will' be liehl*.in the Anglican
Chulreh every Thursday evening during
Lent. . :
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Mi. Lloyd tand..Miss Ida: Percy 'spent
a few days iltat" week! visiting, friends
Kingarditur. • .
• A large 'number from here ittfonded,
the dance at F, Haldenbk's, Westford.,
last Friday. night • •
' Don't forget the "'At Home". here on
Mouth' 10.'• Keep the date open.
Everybody come. • .
Mr. and Mrs John CrolWell and fain:
are Moving CO their farm on the
iota 'eon. They will be greatly tufted
iti the burg .•••
' We hear that Milt started for the
West last Thursdnit, hilt only get' as far
is the big hill. But -never mind, Milt;
hor you farthet lipo toe.
t. 11 .
the: Empire's. cause, and liberty, - and
ne stouter or firiner lyand.s will Its ban..
by parapet.was.blOwn 'Met au,, two places,
bat was speedily
.ners beupheld. and lustre added. to .thenight"., built up agroin til 11
*.
Canadian 'name." '. .. ' • ' ' •i'he Ger'inan .r.nle g: retiade ift- ;Ittc,n1i.
.. '. ilolyrood':- high . explosive,' bt1t .;13.1-o..,tintelt..:lieally-
feared_ota it /lot only Codlnifis a'
. -
, . • - i ...1 •shrapnel.: Thefi'lland.greoiialles-rxi4-11(xliteodt
.- Tuesday Ila,rli -11 cso dangerons, A ball bnI e •
within ten ,feet or me one nt4ht,' tatt•••••1
, 'Mr, Motley Bell spent Suriday at his •
: .• •,, . , --- , ,catireofr with Only. it douptoif.spritid10„
trot/tenet:it VeetiWater;• •
.441e-44.0i0g.P1-.1;§,I:i!cititi'v Itii,' r, ' - ". ' -* ' ' '' ‘-tf1,-Iliklelie.tell
-ThteetEi:eilii.oninil-....'..I.Kla„ ,t1:,1.11. , n..,......c.,lear_ off ,rin -
,- 'W-t-aikre glad to lie—at Sir. L. Harris :iS
• . : illness' ever' acivancing. any further. I in ,the *i.vo;st -
. ,.
Mr. Willie Pierce is home: ;sick aiikli. elm front. • We are holding them with d.
,the measles. W-0,hoea t� -iodo seeitich triple line that earMot, be bkolteo. Our
. • . f al i n i f , hi 1
. point where it will bot nexhaestibleii hen
the great ()derisive will 'coin tos cave; whit+
will make the world.; sit too" 'And :take
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-• , St.- Helens--
' Miss' Data Cranston, -of Wingliam IF. :
• Sehoef, was home oiter'Sueday.
:Mies Myrtle Little is spending .4. few; •
days with her4iSter in Mortungteli. , '•
• Mrs, •L -Taylor, of Blyth,' spent a few '
daya. with. Nlr Wm,. Taylorlast. wPek. ,
's‘'ypietnillitsstlitle.mi‘:1'.itetteeniir,;n:d.:;Titaht:ifof°;:1;t0::."-d.,:;,.: a.„,,,.E. l'.. .----. .
At r and Mrs. El Pziare`.`Nli '' ..to; ,4 ‘. '
l'
Mr, itaS ,Miller • and son, . or --,-.„v•tf: ',.,1 !.
i44,3g, ,,dre at present "igniting,' friends 'in
' Lu ckiroW . and S't lielcns. ' _
. A sleighload of./yOudg People:from th.e • • •
,bigrgaook in the 9,ld trine Skate in tawri . .
last TueSday- &gat, and detAls 'Of the.
• trip 'were' given in the qt..' Heleids it.inin- .
we6k. •:, ' publetliPd !text
• • Dr.BATE ON- 'HE 17.th. tlieLiter-
111 Sr RIciety.ot) or.iitt)
1.,uek no w .arid St. lielenS mien t
, will de-
bate ctihe,„' rest/halo:If: "Ile -hotted • that :
.Weahb extfr/s•••• Greater ,Intitientein the -
,.
doe . " „ • ;
Fir CiaristoN:1,tivr went to Eng., '
land a -few in.otalls, siii;•,iivived home dn .
Wetinesd•tyoliast Weelc. Etrl has cim..
fraeted kcold• wlf.elf he 118244)6'eit unable
to lihake'nfr, and It Wait thought 'well that
lie hi.rettird hoMe:salitil'reColer
•
A -god debate- preioe.red for '
, .
Fridisy nteht.; "It'eSolved 'ttrai, the' W ti-
3I,"k for 41:.'4 ole than
the 81 afesinalL:' They 111118 ltNVt2 ts taken.,
bY:OO.irili4 Aitchison an'el:
- •
j:t?•ir:!q):1;()e)eil.
ti:tt.1
t-tti- •
At.::-..1-felentt 3i tallith);'statue. -of which
arg Ntad1i-tt. is a it 104'111(7. to, 1)v!_ iised...1
• .
iattudie int rtfOsea.-1 '' The 111:4;i1. Le' iSli
• to 141111(1/er for flit; -titling '
around -again. •
"Alias. Mao Henry. attended, ii..paritir
socials t the Home of George Banherinan
•KinloSs, last Tiiiirsday Mght: . .
•supply o tpu o s ast tt ng
•
Mr. and Mrs.. J, Aekert; •Enarna:
and 'Pte.. Harold ACkeite: of" 1.;uclinoW,
spent Sunday at ' the'. herne :of Miner
Ackert... . .• .. • • ,.
• •
. Xcoaple. of 'sleigh4oade ,of the YOung
peOple around.bere spent Friday
at the I 'fitne 'of Alex McKenzie, Lang,'
sale n tun was spent by all,.
Don't. foriet "Oyster Satinet. to be
held' hero -On the itch of March. • A
good' entortainthesit is being .prepaied,
consisting ol dtalogites and reettatunts
.by local Wont; also Ripley talent A
rare treat: :Everybody. tome, Menhi.
tiniiiiiiiiitoonjat, 4e);buct,s4f47 atorlrultusartintottie05 ofori.
1.
petteti, t •
' tuit ice. - The' terrible cost of ;a tempt ing
tO advance Witlicret: the nec.,e;O:sary
itione itua itoppes liturb,cen proved be-
/
' !ere; • , • , • ; • . t•- • .
"PeOlitb At IMOI6 'be wandering
why we are not 'making „ mori•
reasen is that the. Alfies
al ready losttOo twiny ,men:fronu liiek
artillery and heavy shells. We arc only
iwaiting the time. when. nearly all the
defences oan'be bid* to pieresby artil-
ierf fire before' it general. mirapee
Made, c.)ttr artillery; even:ite,,w, is V5: 1i
' superior to -the (lermalls
"Snit)filg:ii a, 'great featnte t it
‘N,t) ilaY0 tUto ...Antpltr hen,
who is' regular
beilleve Nvetild'aealp viettm if he
40Ntteli'' •
Soeiett Wits ".
t;Vhil'tlAY'Ves\litg:r11111.0. cdrt,11;10arts.er,tii:Plilfttssecr)1...ed'!.:
vairt ages,.(1111 F; /stern, C/tnAtia.,-* ilrev::t ;
t"l'o Wei? it,...ticing; :yr tne..lite • ft.:0-
1:41/•btut.03.); iV.ti`;tt':"•;1"•''1%
tirtti.1 tint -eventntt %PIC. •it•:/.0.•irs
il//•;('' ..ttirt P.'•1111r•nitf ivt'•
hod .t,YAltioron..o.nd
..i11;kr
part 'The jullgoos; Li • •
,..F.,11,1at' Miller,. niter oar:vita), 'comp ‘'titi:.;•'.
t roints gave: tht./ir dertsion faviw : ••
•the Ilirst pi/Ken/ als,WPte
en .by Arebie Andersnii..lcul M•bis.1::„
ittithyrinfii :;\ g111roo:Ilrisoks: •
• mut i',-eitatioes by
hut Withi,ir ahri ofNiF•oari,,., J.
•011 1011, 01 I !cos :Arad
12; . . ,i1'"'i, 41.1 1);.;!
• ler. ZIO. OtOSO1,1
gave. tbo.'lfin 's • -
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