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Thursday, August rd,, 4916,
'1 11>ilaugh
Tuesday, ,Atigusb
••.Rov. 'D: Lane and sister Mrs, ,(tiev,)
McDonald, sitz visitipg their brothers
at. the old home hero. '
Rev. W. - Bradley,. of t'eeswaters
t -service conducted he •s i y�ce iii the. Presbyter-.
ISA Mulch on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, G. Martin, a Detroit,
an visiting her parents, .Mr, .and Mrs.
Gieo. •Colwell, of this place,
Miran Tallia P odskluson,'ivhe bats been,.
visiting friends•around lKingarf and Rin
sardine the last couple of i eke, return-
ed home on. Silpday. , R
This dry weather is a- snap for our
village blacksmiths setting tires. You
can hear Oaring of the anvil at all hours.
Walter is a dandy, but .Jun isthering;
leader, •
Fred Clements, of Toronto; has been
advised. by the Militia; Dep.. that Pte,
Ernest Clementehas been admitted "to
No, 3 Casuality Clearing Station,' dan-
gerously wounded.: The-darte of his ad-
mesion is giiven, July. 250. He is a
brother of Marry Clements of •this place.
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During. this month ' : of -- August we are malting aecial special
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effort to clear out the balance of our summer goods. To
this end we are , extending Our
;Crewe
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'.n
.� Counter Spay._.:
and will place on them special clearing lines marked down.
to very lQw prices., Look for the Yellow Tickets as every
yellow ticket means a money -saving opportunity. Some
clearing lines aremarked at 1
ices Than Ever Before.
These clearing lines, .while they mean a loss to.us,„mea
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-a •:gain to the purchasers, but it also %means, to' us .more
ready cash to invest in New Fall Goods' • and less stock to
carry over to next season.
ie to Us During.
argains in
Bervie
--Monday, July 31
Early closing in Bervie Monday and
° Friday. •
Mr and Mrs. John Merritt spent a
few days at the home of Mr. Samuel
McLelland.
Privates Alf, Conine and Wes. Sttir-
' geon, of London, - are winking around.
Bervie for a mouth
�'�'"zi" tt •.
- Miss + Ada Colwell, who .his spend" a
Couple of'
years in the west,, is. home
again visiting, friends around Bervie.,
We are all glad to see John Dagg, out
Remember the League meetinggs'every•
Thursday evening in Methodist Church,.
Caine out and hear some good topics- as
well as an occasional good entertainment.
Circuit and;Purple Grove homes: An
enjoyable social' evening was spent which
was quite asurp,rise for Rev, and. Mrs.
Williams.
.Epb..Lindley and hitt mighty painters We understandthe; present hot weath- •
have certainly been panting the village er has been too mueh tor ourladyfrleuds
red., The newmill is all completed, and of Kinloss, at least those in charge. of
finishedoff with, a dandy coat of red Red Cross work seem to have given up.
their good efforts for a .while 'owing to
some unknown cans.), However,.we be-
lieve all will, be right in a month or so,
and the ladies will again dish out their
ice cream' and cake to their hungry pat-
rons.
paint' • .,
It is reported that Private ,Levi Fit-
zell; of our. ,village, has been wounded
while serving•at the front. All will.re-
get to hear this, and. hope 'to, hear. of
his; recoverysbon, • ,
,On Tuesday last quite an interesting
evening was spent at the parsonage,
again: after,bis: resent illness.. This re- Bervie, when the Purple Grove. : congre-
minds us that you; cannot keep a geed: gation turned out in a body to . welcome
Rev. and Mrs. Williams "to h Bervie
` � rn satin ' •o Work,- . � e the Be to
tuan'•fro 6 g,t -
New ° Prices August 1, 1916
:'. The following prices tor Ford cars will
be effective on and after Aug, • 1, 1916
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Runabout . 475.00
Touring Car. 495000
Coup4let - - - 695.00.
Town Car - 780.00`
Sedan - -- . 890.00
1,o.b. Ford, Ontario.
—Monday, July 31,
Tom. Menary visited' at Jelin Menary's
last Sunday,
A. E. Durnin has aan 8 of Men taking
gang
hay off' the W. L 'Durnin farm.
Rev. Mr; Kelvey` in
tends "
taking the..
month of August for'hinholidays,
Mils Esther 'Hasty isspending a few,
days with her brother, Wili'Hasty.
Mr. and :Vlra VPr11 B rldlvin, of _Lange,.:
visited at R 11 Curran''s,. Wit Sunday,
Pte.,Ike,Gauley`is calling on friends.
around );ere. Ike looks like a captain
and not a .private..
Most of the farmers are through hay-
ing and sonic bane their wheat cut and.
say it is a goocccrop..
Church last Sunday, evening ,was well
attended, there being a.number of young
people from other appointments.
A young man from Lucknow balled at.
our burg the ether evening. with his • car
and took five of our young'ladies for
joy ride.
Pte. Goo Rivett is home trona Camp
13.orden; tohelp-his uncle, err: Hunter,
with the hay. and: harvest, George thinks,
soldier lifers great+
John Curran and Robert Menary vis-
ited in Detroit a few • days, the end of
last week. Theysay the weather is
very warm down there. '
A young man with a nice horse and,
new rubber" tire buggy called on friends l
here last Sunday evening. :.May says,
it's' a nice buggy'to•ride in. •
Quite. a number attended -the commit-
tee meeting of the Soldiers''' Aid Circle
at Port Albert latt Wednesday evening
to finish up. the business of the Red
Cross garden party. After all expenses
were'•paid they proceeds amounted to
8187.00. The•ladies of the Circle are to.
be congratulated On their.aplerldid suc-
cess. ,
CHANCE FOR PIPERS .1N
..CONSTRUCTION BATTALION°
Twelve Are Wented tor• Pipe 'Band of. 239th.
Lieut. Taylor, who is recruiting in the
village for the 239th..(Railway Constric-
tion) Battalion, is endeavoring to obtain
twelve men for a. pipe band. This will
include both pipers and drummers; a. The.
instruments are being purchased. by
21011 Lieut. -Col- J.' W. Stewart, O. , who is
now. in Scotland, so that only the best
will be obtained. If it is 'found itnpce-
aible to .secure ' first-class pipers here
they Will be brought from Scot -and.
The battalions, which has its head-
quarters ih British Columbia, is offi-
cei.ed almost entirely by Scotsmen •- or.
Seoteh-Canadians. ' Col, Stewart was
born 10 Scotland, and several years ago
purchased the parish in which he Was
born froth the Duke, of Sutherland, It
comprised an estate of- 105,000 acres,
which, he afterward turned over to the
people who formerly lived upon it. Be-
sides this, he owns ' another estate- of
100,000• acres in Scotland..
He is a thoroughly practical man for
the position of O. C: of 'a railway bat-
talion, as he has been an engineer for
many years. His latest work was the:
L Selkiirk -Tunnel,---which--is—now - nearly -
completed. -
ust 10th. Everybody ()erne. ' It is expected. that nearly two . him -
Mr. and Mrs. George Baker and Mr. dred men now working on the tunnel
Jam McKay, of Willow Creek, motored will sign up with the battalion on the
to Ralph.Nixon'a.on Sundayww cQlnpllri,Aflit cif tlie.T�irlr, ..,z -. R
A. number from here attended the • The battalion bas authority to°recruit
Lawn Social . held in Dungannon ori anywhere in the Dominion and recruits
Wednesday evening last, and all report are now being taken on at any recruit=
a, good • time.. ing dice in`No. 1 division. A special
—Tuesday, ,August 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hackett and fanc-
ily spent Monday in" this burg,
„Mr. and. Mrs. Thos. Strongand family
niotored"to Fordwich on Sunday. `
• Mies Margaret Rttcbte is spending a
week with friends. in. Kincardine.
• Miss Hazel Irwin, of Walkerton, 'is.
*tiding a few, days visiting friends in
this burg, •
Miss Janet Hackett is• spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Herb Stothers,
pf•Dungannon,
Misses Minnie and Annie Barber,' bf
Wingham, spent Thurs."'"y' with Mrs:
Joseph Hackett: a'
Mr. and Mrs.'Bbden:Ritchie andfam-
ily, of Walkerville, are spending a fort-
night with friends here. • '
_ Qon't forget._the., ,av¢n_-.Social✓-_to—be=
held,on'Joseplt Hackett's lawn en Aug -
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These prices aro positively guaranteed against any re- -
duction before August 1st, ,1917, • but there. is no'guar- •
antes against sty advance in price at any. time.
CRA' P
�' RR ,&' SON, DEAARS
•101)4. •$IfiiilEl TZER'r MANAGER •.
office has been opened in, the city at 418
Olfvet: Talbot street, where`Lieut. Taylor is in
charge. Special recruit ng posters have
—Tuesday, August 1. been printed, end will be distributed
tliougllont the city,' The battalion 'ex-
pects to get two hundred men from.
London: ..
Next week the recruiting officer will
stake a tour of some of the towns in
the district. Ile will yi��sit'.Goderich,,
Kincardine, •Exeter•and Winghain,
Lieut, Taylor watt in 1,iteltgow en,
Woducidi ,
Mrs. W. C. Parsons andchildren spent
a"few days with relatives at Pi£Imeraton
and Wingham. ' •
Mr. and :/frs. W'. T.'11 lioulston, et
Brantford, aro visiting at the home of
Mr. an 'iMre, Jolrntton Roulstbri
• Olivet Church are bolding their annual
harden Party on the Church grounds on
Thursday evening, August 3rd, , Half
the proceeds 10 atd of the llod groes,
Dloi�rdwy,. Jails .31..
Miss Mary Webb' la' visiting' relations
scan Pork Elgin.
Miss Almnie Howson has returned
bons() from Clifford.
tiles Teen, McDermid returned. to
Lendi4.n on.•Sataarday.
Master Brnce Heid is visiting roistivea
in Aincardinp this .weeks , •
bdissea M'ariQp and -Ruby Truax ie.
turned home to Toronto on Saturdy.
rte, ,Clyde McKeewao,'pf. Londo*i,
was a week -end visitor at .his home here.
• Mrs, Jame() MoLennan : ltaa returned
from a vista with Detroit and. Port .Huron
f riends. ' • -
.Miss Mary Dewar,: of • Kincardine, is;
visiting Misses Floeste McLennan and
Retia McKinnon.
Conductor Coll:. D.„.11nLean, of Mus-
koka, Statioi1, is here ,on 'a visit to his
mother; Mrs: C. 31oLean,
�M"r,..Mc(auley, MassesSara.•McIntyre,
Laura and Lila cneningham attended'
P. S. Institute meetings in Tiverienlaat
week, , .
Dr, • McKd'nzie,'9f D etrnit, *Mieh. who;
is bolidaying at' Bruce Beack, called cin,:
friends, here on' Saturday on bis • way to
Cheslex5
Verdun
otic No.. l0 is at Your service
We ,Se1I for Cash—We sell • Cheaper Than The Credit Stores
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if The extremely, heavy erop o£ hay necessitates :mower
kaai:ves being kept very sharp. We have a
Moiifer
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that would joust shit you. levelled cut • gears, highly
speeded. Itis fitted with two 'stones and is .au ezeel-
lent article which will last: for years, Price $6,00,
e Preserving Season . is •
on and we have the most
varied line of
Preserving Kettles
d
Ever shown in Luckt,ow.:.
If you want a cheap kettle we
have then), One Coated Ware,
_ ranging in. price £rQr1 2SO to
40c. Iu the. nietlium'quality
,we have Ahem from. g.oe to $.I.00., • Rut -we,.,would call
your atteutian-particularly to, our Moonstone line. This
is the smoothest'and, best wearing' graniteware on the
market:. ` We have: a' full line of .its The preserving
ketties.range in price front. 55c to, $ .po.
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Monday, Sulk '31.
Mr. 'and. Mrs. IX, McLeod visited their.
daughter, Mrs; A. Armstrong, on Sunday;
Miss Mary Wilkie has returned home
from Tivertoniwhere she Lias _been• visit s
Miss :Rebecca. Smith was the guest of
her sister, Mr's; Frank Tout, on Sunday
last.
Mir. and Mrs. J. Shiells and little spn;.
Of Amberley, . spent Sunday , at John
Walden's.
On Sunday night somebody sat and
looked in -vain. Oh, you Kincardine
Mass Nellie McMullen spent a. day, of
last, week with her .sister, 'Mrs. Neil
Thompson ' '
Pieking•berries is the order of the day;
although mosquitos . are much store.
plentiful than the terries. : ,
attraction! . .
Pune River
• - —Monday, July- 3 t.
Robot' Smith has 'purchased •a flee
new Gout lay `piano.
Janice . Pollock, has 'purchased Mrs.
will's house and'lot • on the Orarel Road:
A number of our young men attended
the picnic -,at' Silver Lake : ,on . Friday
evening.
This is the -,weather Tarr Oil Stoves. We have
many -pleased women, using the "Florence"
A : tomatic. No wicks to clean, no valves to
leak. We seltP emier_Gasol ne_.and.Royalite
Oil, the best products onthe market.
The Lucknow:Hardware & CaatCa.
THE
STORE THAT NEVER • P
: DISA POINTS
• Mrs. -M, McDonald is spending a. -few'
days with, her daughter, .Mrs: Iitchell, ;
Miss Smith ,and, Mies. Campbell., of
Stratford are spending,. their- holidays
with'liirs..Fratilt Tout • . + •
We are sorry to learn Of the death Of
the little scu pf Mr. and Mrs. Inns,. CI*
fernier miniitor of the Anglican. church
here.. .
Among those . who took, ii •drive to
Bruce.Beach on
Sunday were Pte. Harold
Waldenrod his friends, Misses Nellie
McMullen and Ella;Arrnstrong. •
Mts. Alex: ;*Cosh, Mrs.. William •J,.
Cameron, Mrs, John Gamble, Mrs: D. L.'
Strachan and little daughter spent one,
day last week at Point Clark,: visiting
Mrs. Peter Campbell:' •
i•
Laurier
-,Monday; July 31., .
Liss Nellie Scott, of Ripley, is -visit-
big her sister, Miss Annie Scott.
Miss Lila -Scott, of Bervie,' is ` the,
guest of ' Miss Mary 1i. MacKenzie, '
Miss Nina Woods, of -St. Helens, is
the guest -of Miss-Tabitha Kempton, --
Mr. Alex. MacLennan, of Chicago, is
_visiting his brother, K., D. MacLennan.
A umber from this vicinity attended
the Z�stitute picnic at Kintail last Fri-
day- ..
We are glad to report 'that • Gordon ' -
Jamieson, who 'underwent an operation,
for appendicitis in 'Fergus ••Hospital., is
improving as well as can be expected.
e► ' ,Stores
n� ria
'The purchase price of this famous)
1881, . Rogers Al F late '
E give •coupons With every25c. pur='..
chase of all the high grade guaran-
teed products made by the United
Drug Company.: 'We are willing to lose.
money on the silverware to get you as.,
quainted with them goods, which are stan-4
clard in their line.
��'Rexall Remedies',"
1Liggett's Candies, Perfumes, Toilet Articles,.
Brushes, ' Stationery►, 'Rubber Coods, and
hundreds of other .items; household prepara-
tions, etc. You cannot afford not to se-
cure this popular silverware, when you san
, get' it• on -our .half ,bought •plan.• As an ex-
.canample, get. thisfor teaspoortoy'wifth .thatQij9sells for Or.. -you
n9,/'
With every purchase of : goods amounting to 25c.,' w
• writ give ane Coupon. With evilry purchase . of
Rexall Goods we will give Two, Coupons.
et- a list at our store -showing illustrations of 18 -different
pieces of Silverware and telling • how many coupons are re
quired fore each of the 24 -pieces' offered on 'this plan.
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We Mail Anything You Want Post Paid
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