HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-08-17, Page 8at this store and here you will.' 0nd many Clearing :Lines that are,
„marked at very Low Prices in order to clear them Out • and take
room for the New Fall Goods Which are con antly A
visit to our ,store, durng August will : mean money saving oppor-
tunity' to you4 .
Shoe Bargain[
' Wo' m e n's
o x f olyds,..
and Strap
Slippers. in
Paten t
Gun -Met.
al & . Doo
gla. leath
ers,. siz ;s
234 to .7.
Regular
rices.u
This style of "Ernpreas" Shoe P
can be.. Pines p
'
worn, at all seasons of. the year, ,andis t,„? ' $4.(30,lea
especially adapted; for dress. occasions. ring
We have many others in the."Enipresf' Price 81,5°
lust AS stylish. ,per : pair.
See another Clearing Lot chiefly in Men's: Low Shoes
atr`the low. price of $l.29
ittie Boys' Play . Suits .
• Khaki 2 piece Snits, Reg 85 far 65c.
Khaki' .Coats, blearing ate • 25c.
Blue. Stripe, Regular 75 for050o,
S w
Men . StraW Hats
This''is,a decided bargainr•ltegular 1,50 to $050 •''
-Hats for only $1,00.
LOCUM $ lliT111 L•
'..
Children
s Vests
This is, a Cleating Lot of guod weight Vests, flesh
color. Regular. 35c. for 200. ,7
Ladies .Hose
Black Seamless, Special 18e 2air, for 35c.
White Silk-Ankle-Hese;Speeia1500:. -
Ladies' White Waists
• Here are Two -Clearing Lots .on our Bargain Tables
at 50c and $1,00, They colnprl'senice embroidered' Mus-
lin, Voile and Silk Waists. Ladies don't miss se@i'ng
these :baagain waists.
Ladies''
,•Whitc Dresses
'ever before did" we offer White Dresses so cheap as
the balance of orifi stock now ;ma rked to :clear at .$1,00,
Wash Goods, Special Table
Here is a Clearing ,Lot of Extra • Values in . Muslins,
Bemis Crepe and, Linen $uiti'ngs • .Regular up to 26e
for 123.c. New lines are -added, each Week during Augast.
SPECIAL CL
Men's Sox in Black and Brown, Special 2 pr. for 25c.
McPheriron Shoe Polish, 3 boxes for 10c.
Ladies' Plain Collar and Cuff- Setts, Clearing at .1.0c.
' Ladies' Kia Gloves, ClearingLot 25c.
, Ladies' Belts, Clearing Lot at 5e.
Box Ribbons, Assorted Colors, at. 5c per yd.
Box Laces, Various Kinds, .4c per yd.
Box Ribbon Ends at 5c, each.
•
Men's Shirts
3 for $1.50
This is a special barna
gain .lot. •55e, Singles, . ,
or.3 for $1 50.
G:oatless
,Bracgs
Fine Quality, 2 -Point
Brases,.50c. a `fair.
FARING LINES
Box' Lacos,'Fine Lot, 7c per yd;
"Ladies ''Duck Skirts, Regular $1.50 for 98:.
Ladies' White Lisle Gloves, Special 50c pair.
Misses' Colored' Middies, Clearing at 40c.
Ladies' Hand Bas, Regular .65c for 4;3c,
Fancy Doilies and Table .Mats, now tic each.
Ladies` Summer' Vests, Clearing: at 15e.;,
Corsets, Small Sizes, Clearing 15c pair,
pion
-Monday, August 14.
n isvisiting. friends Service..in. this` church Sunday evening
at 7' e'clo'Ck.
Bertha Clarltson: ms\ the guest'of Ada_
Helen the Weekend.
Gracie Blake, of Mafeking, is visiti>g
,her cousin; Elia Gardner.
Miss Gladys Spindler, -of Lucknow, is
-visiting at Albi#rt Helm's:
Mrs. Robert Webster visited Friends
at St. Helens one day last. week.
•A few from here -attended the Garden
Party' at Dungannon Friday evening. . .
Miss Mary Durnin, of St. Helens; was'
the guest of Miss Susie Gibson on "Sun-
day:-
Stan-
day.
Purple Grove Monday, Artist 1i, 14 •
Mise Bernice Logo,
: in Lucknow and Seaforth.
- t-Oartwrrglit `-os ° Wood
stock, is' visiting at. Rett Logan's.
Mrs• R Crosby and Miss Myrtle, of
Port Huron, are visitors at Mrs:A., Cuy
leg's..
Mise`Eva• Haldenby, of Westford, is
spending a week with her cousin; Lenore
Logan. .
Misses Kirke Millarton., are spending
a Week with - their sister, Mrs...Milton
Stanley,•
Rev. C. F. Logan; of Leamington, and
Mr. Harry Logan spent Thursday with
Lucknow friends •
-
' Pte. Chas. Salmon and MTS.' Salmon,
of London; Mr: 'and Mrs, Evans, Fort
William; and :Miss Ethel Shier, Tiver
•ton, called on friends'at. the. Grove last
:week.
Mr. tr. and Mrs. W..13 Ritchie and - son,
'Waiter, of Walkerville; Mr; and Mrs..
Chas, Ritchie, Ashfield, and Mrs: W. A.
Johnston, Lucknow, were visitors at
Harry Logan's last wee .
Some. visitors at the. Grove are: Mr.
and Mrs. Rae, of Detroit,, at Glao. Em-
merlon's; Mr. AO Mrs ' J. T...Pollock,
"
'V`ancouver,.at jai. Pollock's; Mies Mae
Stanley, of Cheyenne; Mrs. Jack ,Stan
ley and son, of Winnipeg.
Verdun-.
August
Monday,.' Au
' Mr,.and Mrs. John Reid spent Sun-
day
j
day at A. Pollock s. •
Miss Christine Welsh is.visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. Elliott, in London.: -
Mies $adie.McLeod spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. A. Armstrong.
Mr..Cuthhert Fraser, of, Detroit, is
- spending his vacation under the parental
roof.. • .. . ;
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Thompson and
Tattle daughter spent Sunday last at Mr'
Alex. htcSlullen's, '
Miss Blackwell 'and Mies Fair, of
.J3ervie spent the weekend as the guests,
of Mles;EIlx Armstrong,
• • f 14 ` of i°tand Mrs. Mere
' liirs» '.�V'Ilson, n luau , ,
r` Detroit, are 'atpresent visiting,
raft,. of • g
their Mother, Mrs, Robert Shiells. -
Mr»• 'red: feTaviail1 motored tan from
Stratford Friday last' and 'spent the
week.etrc wale his-brotlier, iloberf
-
Margaret and Malcohn Webster spent
the past week with their:aunt; in. Dun-
gannon.
Misses Morton, of Guelph, were. visit-
ors at the home of Mr. ' Isaac Andrew.
last week. •
Miss Ni111ie Graham, of Grey Ox, was
the guest of Miss Margaret Ritchie the
past week. ••
Mr. and Mrs. Boden Ritcljrie and fam-
ily returned to their hoose -in Walker -
villa to -day. , '. .
•
Bouin: On Sunday, August 6, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Gardner, a, son.—Con-
gratuTations. •
Mr, and Mrs. Herb Stothers, of Dun-
annon,•spent Sunday:with the latter's
aster, Mrs. George Hunter.
• Dorothy Anderson and Jessie Andrew
have returned home after'' spending a
few days with cousins at Mafeking,
Pte, David; Johnston'w. f Bluevale, and
raster; Miss Sadie Johnston, of North
Dakota, visited with their uncle, 'David
Stroud; during the week. T -
The Garden Party which was •held On
Joseph Hackett's lawn Thursday even-
ing was a 'decided Successr The weather
was perfect, the. crdwd immense, and
the ro gam' excellent. '
>y 1;
Crewe .
—Monday, Aug. i4.
g ,
Miss Ella Hasty is at present visiting
Crewe friends.
Mr. Thomas Menar
•y. y, of Sheppatdton,
called on friends here haat week.
'Mrs. Frank Finnigan and daughter re-
turned home after 'an extended visit in
Wingham.•
Mr. and Mr .t Richard Twamley spent
t-t-.,hra bei
Mrs, .Milton' Kilpatrick.
--Master Sidney and B. Gibson return-
ed to Stratford on Saturday 'last after
spending a,month with relatives here
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Treleaven and
daughter spent Sunday with her aunt,
Mrs Wer 'Irwin, Belfast. •
•Mr. D. C. Taylor, of Lucknow, ocdu•
pied the pulpit 'here 'last Sunday in the
absense of'our, pastor, Rev. Mr. Kelvey,
who is having his vacation. -
Quite a numberfrom here attended
the:lawn social at Joseph Hackett's last
Thursday evening, alsothe one at Q.
Brown's. Friday evening at Dungannon.
DUH ' COUNTY NEWS
Judge 'Jolt, of Goderich, ` suffered ala
srtrokrtof pss.•alysia on Tuesday of last
week. Then right si le is affected sed'
be is .unable, te'speark.
urs. ,W .Jennyn, of Winglr'dm, an.
nouncos the engagement :of hoc dangh•
torr, Vera% May, to Norman L. Muireh,
8. A.,, of Toronto, eon of`lir, and Mrs.
Thomas Murch, of ;titrattord, Ogtt
The marriage to take place quietly in
Toren toon thelast Tuesday in An goat,
TARP Luca, -Word was received In
Godelioh, from. Col: ,Young, in Ceeh-
rane, to former well known resident of
Goderich, that he had eseaped being
burned- in the forest fire, but had lest
everything,' • This is the second ehper
ienee of this kind for 'hire, . He was '
through.•the last big, fire and . lost till;
his, belongings. He formerly coca -
mantled 00,4 33rd. Regiment::
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0 ,S,'�TANDARD/H0 `Er♦5,,-*' 'tiers Will
bn ne 4istandard hotels"in: Feel, Perth,,
Hurons, or in Manitoulin Liland; The
:le gal advisers of the Government- and
the Ontario Licence Board have decid
.,ed; after considerabV inquiry,; that the
"board.has nojuriksdi'ction in the three
counties and tfie hertherii district"be.
:Ca eo Of the feet that' the d T. A.
is in force there. This discovery is
chiefly important because 'it !Heaps
there wilt be no control of the ,class of
hetet ac'coinodation furnishes) in these.
areas ''. In the, rest of th? p ovince the
term "hotel" .a411 assure tile• traveller
'a: certain 'degree of comfort, it will Oen
mean the hotel will be' protected a•
nainat c'ornpetition, from. places of the
boarding house -type .and .will have the
sole•right Co• sell soft chink; cigars, sig
arettes, etc.' ` ' , '
Gr I'sv 'GoT •'oiled. -A band 'of
gypsies passed through filial Monday'
and, as is generally '.the. practise of 1
these wandering' 'nomads' to mimic) : a
livingofif the .unsuspecting . public,
their game of{ "1I.im•t am",, apparently. .
worked well at'illybh Floud- Mills,, at T
least one cf the (i prine micro era of the
tribe got away'ivith' $60 in ash. Just i
how this was accomplished lilt puzzler, d
.but s was in the mill otfloo and was
very solicitous to, tell -'the •fortune of
M. r D_ Crittenden,_anid''after .herd :ale•
parture it; wee found that tile, till had
` .beep. rifled' .Provincial ' Conist dble.s -v
9Q.hitesides, Phippen• and White Were
Cl
advised, a warrant sworn out and on
Tuesday morning the party' were over .va
taken near Dublin, and' after 'consid-
erable bank ring the money Was re-
turned in full. - Just •how `restitution L
mitigates a crime, as it arparently did r
in this case,' we. are .unable to, figure
..-.,,.2� -ray.;-� - .
ed, argued :for s, dismissal al on the ground.
tliwt restitutionbad been made and that
it ;would bo ao,ma titre hefoao a trial
could be held if'the wunuark were .cent up
for trial, and no: good plirpoae would be
served by keeping the. party in jail in the
meantime,. The Crown. Attorney; idbile
pointing out t1at111e theft was deferv.
i.ng. of punishment.. admitted the force
of Mr., bancey's remark, and the .magis-
trate allowed the woman: to ;go'after a
good lecture.
ofangs
.•.Tuesday, August 14
!Missy tlizzie McCormick is home- en. a
short vacation,
Miss Marion,McKepnje) of ;Winnipeg)
•is home* a visit. •
Miss Hendry, et Weston is renewing
aegtlaintances here.
•Miss Lily Meltienon returned .to'
Brantford last week,,
Mr.•Robert Jaeksan, who hag been.on
the srcic,list, is better,'
Miss Kate A, McLean,, of Teropto, is
home on her holidays:...•
Miss Mclrityre.,,is:camping. at: their
Master :Russelt''Palmer of 'Toro oto i
v%sit ig at AlMex,c,lf Gilcinhnontil
rit'
Mr. Peter returned to:
his hom near genera; Set ek, "4
Mr. and Mrs. Maher leave: this week
to visit his :mother. in Ottawa.
MissMargaret. Campbell, of ,Harris
ton; is holidaying at her homy here,
All are pleased •to see Mr. McFarlane
out and around'after his, long illness.
Our soldier boys, who have been home
ori furlough; rel urnto 46ndon digs wee
Miss Sara Beere•and. MisJ Burns, of
Hamilton, are guests of Misses Cunning-
ham. • . • . •
' An auto load of visitors front Crermore
Suadayed at M.r. Neil Currie's, 2nd. con.,
Bruce. `
Miss Margaret Ireland, Owen Sound,
a visiting her, friend, Mis's Mary A,. Mc-.
Kinnon.
Rev. and Mrs. Watt and family, of
Su goyae; were: guests at the Alanye`,on
hurl' ay.
Mr. and Mrs N:.j;. Peaceck and faul-
ty, of Mkaford, are, spending their h
ays.here.
-M.rs, Geo. and .'1Vf iss Janet, Gilchrist,
Owen Sound, are guests- at Mr:
Wrghtson's.
Mrs. .Dudley, of Toronto, ; who v
hitting Mre..T. G. Percy, returned
uelph :last week.
'Mrs: J.• 'Gunn has -returned,, from
'sitwith• relatives in'Michigan tk
Sault. Ste. Marie.
Mr. Thos.. Thompson attended..Gra
odge I Q. 0.F4 at Chatham last we'
eturning home on Monday..
Misses Helen' Oliver end Laura '
Cu
cottage at inverliuron
oli-
of
Jos.
was
to
a
nd
Grand
ek,-
n,
at
is
s,.
it
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at
th
c
n
Ingham spenkthe past -two weeks :
E E E E'' Cottage,'Inverhuron. •
Mrs: L.'B.'Tufford, of Beamsville,
pending a ;holiday with her . parent
r, and .Mrs. W.J. McKeerran, at the
ottage, "Cosy Nook", Inverliuron• •
Mrs. Laura'Pollock and Miss J. Sta
ey, purse,:ef' Grand Bend, Ont.,' an
ew York, U.S,; respectively,. ere.
sir home on loth,. eon., Kincardine -
•News has reached here of -the dea
out-•=•Standarti- :1!,
•
BREAKING • HIoa1vAY ACT. -r The
Goderich Star last . week said: -John
Fowler and George Feagan, of Col- M
borne township, were the parties . to c
'two actions in the police court yester--
day morning arising out of a little dif 1
6culty on the i0a4 on- Saturday :even- N
ing, July 29th., as they' wet e retuttlink th
from Goderich'. 'Mr..Fowler `, wanted
A
Tisk sday, August i' trii k; 191,8
Phone No. 10 is at Your Service
'W'e Sell for Carsh—We'$e1.l,Clieapor!:Thaw The. Credit..Store'
Ir
Would • you. ratherpayfor a. pump, once when
y p.p
you buy it, or pay for one three or four times)?
When you buy a pump iaoorl � .: -- made
�'
fromcheap
, ,matelrl ` syou have only,
started 'ap• pay for i or yo., have to
a for
p , y : a couple of otheradurink the
time a good. one would still be
ing satisfactory service.
This isn't the worst feature of buy -
.'
u -•ing a' cheap push the annoyance
- and inconvenienceit,causes by get-
• , ting out of order is even worse than
the expense.-
The pumps we sell,.are the m liable„.durable kind
that give lasting satisfaction. They run easily, flow
the most water and do . not require repairs or get
out of order.
When you need a pump, •it pays to buy one of
ours and if you already have a poor one, it will pay'
you: totroy-a.good one from us =NOW. _ Price from :'.
6.00 to $10.00. -
The Lucknow Hardware & CoalCo;
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
also three- biethers, Dan and Robert,.
Ripley;' and Alex. McDonald, Spokane,
Wash.; and one sister, Mrs. Crawford,
Detroit, Mich. The deep .sympathy- of
a large' circle of friends, is ,extended to
the bereaved ones. The funeral, which
was held on Wednesday afternoon to
Purdy's C. metery, waslargely attended;
showing the high esteem in which the
deceased was held.
LuirCentre
Monday,'August,'7.'
Some of the farmers.' have threshed
their fall wheat. • . ' i • -
Mr. Willie and Miss Annie Keith
visited friends in Bruce last week. '
Mr. and :Mrs. Geo. Richardson were
in Walkerton on -Thursday of last week,
Mrs:- ova -Slob -t ia-Mistlttura -
visited friends in Lucknow on- Friday
last.
Mrs.. John Hughes and Master Willie,
of Tiverton, spent a week with friends
here, • - -!
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thompson, Con:
10,'Kinloss, Sundayed atthe home of
Mr. Walter Day. -
Paramount
Tuesday, Aug. 15.
Mrs Thompson, of Southampton, vis-
ited at Murchison's a couple of days.last
week.
-Mr. Jetties Davis, of Athen, is visiting
his cousin Wm. Davis. He has been a-
way from here for over 20 years.
Mr. James Struthers and family, of
CIa1t,-motored up to,Lucktiow and visit.
-ed friends- around `here for a couple of
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey. and song also
Mary Pickering returned to Detroit on
Monday after spending their Vacation
in .Lucknow and Paramount.
Eighth Con., Kinloss .
—Monday, August 14.
Threshing is the:orde, of the day,
'Miss Eva f)ulbert of the.tenth,spent
a t
the week end at Murdoch McPheraon's.
• Mrs. John Campbell p - and. family, of
Armow, spent last:weel; at John, Oid
best's. '
Two of our
young gentlemen were
seengoing eget on Sunday. 11 '
nys, what's
the attraction? •
We are pleased fo report that one of
our' Huron friends • has. ,purchased sL
Chevrolet ear, Something doing;on the
Etghl;lt, ,
would wait Mr. Fowler Came along,
side hina•and would then start up his
hors& This'apparently happened sev
eral bines, and Mr. Fowler demanded.
either that Mr. Feagan drive.:on or
that he allow him. to pass and threat -
rned to . make it warm for' him, to
which Mr. Feagan replied by consign,
ing him to a' warm Climate: Action
for a breach. of tiaeact governing' the
highway and for'indecent languege
were'tbe'result. In the, first a brie of
$1 and costs was . unposed and ;Mr.
Feagan apologized for the expression
he used.
C
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G
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a
p,
ar
unninghlm),',gf Glravenhurst• Dee
was due to 'a. paralytic stroke: To th
erea,ved ones'sympatliy is extended.
Misses'Flossie•McLennan, Retta NI
Tenon and. Belle Shipley, teacbers,hav
en engaged in the following school
cGregor's school 6th. con, Bruc
lambs; and S.- S. No. 11,' ;Kincardin
All will.be•pleased to learn that Messr
Swalwell and'-hos.:Pattersen
ho were seriously hurt in' a runawa
are doing as well ;as canbo eti
opted. All hope to see them out an
bund aeon.
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• Gypsy Crowd in. •Trouble,-
A fen sly of Mexicans, travailing. Gypsy
fashion, got into the. toile of the law last
week, and, after being., apprehended• by wa
Goderich chief of police, appeared .of
-in the police court on Friday and Satur: 7'h
day; says The Goderich Star. • Mr
At Port Albert the lady offered to tell- Ca
the fortune of the miller' in ciiargc• of by
'Jahn S)ioenhals' mill, and when heOpen. ex•
.en the cash`.drawer to.get_a:-fee,.some ••-vis
mysterious passes were made by the lady Na
wishing hint luck of the money. eve
Shortly after.she was gone it-was'dis-
covered that the cash drawer 'was' $75
to the bad., The Godericl�i chief
'phone'd and, under fear,of arrest, dig
• lady restored the money. This was about
2 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Chief Postlethwaite got a warrant and
started in pursuit of the wanderers, and
by making . inquiries' &long the 'road,
found thein• between;,Lucknol and Rip-
ley, and 'arrested them,- bringing them.
back to. town Thursday night. The wom-
arf was incarcerated over tis ht and on
Friday brought.before police Magistrate
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I{e11y:, and atter hearing the 'cake he ad-
journed it to Saturday morning, the
party', the man and leis wife and three.
children, being' allowed• to'camp out in
the rear of the 'tetra hall, under • polio
surveillance, i' the meantime:
s n e i ne. 'One Dante
given by the party was Parana. ,
.On Saturday morning Mrr. Daneey,
who appeared iss coluneel' for the newt.
ab
M.
wa
PREsEN•rarzoi,,.While visiting friend
out Glamis`Erecontly,Xopt. Wilfred. L
acKay of the 180th (Bruce) Battalion
s presented with a complimentary ad
cess and a field glass ''as 'a toksn o
arm affection and sincere 'good wishe
•the citizens :of your native v,illage.'
e address was read by Mrs. Reith and
r MacLennan made the presentation
pt.- MacKay, wlio'was taken entirely
surprise, made it very fitting reply,
pressing his appreciation of the good
hes and the gift The -singing of -tire
lienal Anthem brought the pleasant
Ding to a close.
d`
'' •(Intended.for last week). . -
LATE Mils. MAOKINNON.=On Mon
day night,. July 31st., Mrs, Chao. Mc -
Rhino') passed away at her 'home;in
Glamis, at the age of 62•' years, Mrs;
McKinnon has been in poor health:sfnce
early spring. During thepast six weeks
she was confinedto her bed.,:•_ The de-
ceased was born in Elora, Ont;, her
maiden name being Mary Ann Mellon
ald, and was well known here, :having
lived for thepast44d'years in'13urnn and
ICineardine•Townships, and libMi't two
years ago movea• irons the 'slos • farm
into the village.. She was a.. woman'. of
strong'Ohristian Charaotnr, ever sympa=
thetie to those around.ter _ Jlesides her
hush nd, she- leaves` the
•
fol
l
owinl
to
our 'her demiso, thrtiesons,an
Con. 10, Kincardine• fetor,
, G , Gunfire,
Sask. and Ptd. Allan
McKinnon, at
()atilt) Hughes, Man; and one daughter,
hter
Mr. Joe Gues ad lightning rods
erected on his b .n.. Mr. Robt, Trench's
men ;did the work. .• .
Mr. Walter Day improv d the appear-
anee`of-his'house byhaving- the
wood
work re -painted, •Mr. Thos. Friendship,
of Teeswater, did the 'work.
Mrs. Andrew Murray and children,
who have been visiting at the , harne of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, ,Jos. Switzer,
:returned to her•hotne in the west : last
week. • - .
•
„ —Monday, August 14.
Miss. Flo Hughes, 'of Tiverton, is visit-
ing friends hero, •
• . Mr. Howard Whytoelt .and lady friend
visited friends at lfolyrood on . Sunday.
McKague's bridge cn con. 6, which has
_been-undergoingrepa rcituodv cotrrplet
Mr. John McAllister, of Con. 2,. visit-
ed at the home of . Dave':Scott, on. Mon-
day of kat week. ,
Mr. Wesley Guest, of Kinlough, and
lady friend spent Sundayevening at the
lmine of Joe Guest. , . •
Mr. -and Mrs. Albert 1 t Stanley, of. Kin-
loss, spent/Sunday at the home of their
datghter, Mrs, Geo. Richardson:
,' 'FALL FAIRS 1916
Following' are dates for ii
umber" of
-fail
yfairs 'of local interest:
Lucknow-2 Y TT.�YY ,'N. •, H 1'..,,Se t .
p. 8
Ripley ....Sept, 26.
i
R nosh •`fio fi�ry, d
yy9,ct r regi.,•,r.,T..,`Aie•��,i.,41•�••22�
Goderich:.:..» . ,.w ., . , . Sent, 20
7eafortli IA , ..:...,r, .Sept. 2 •.22
Teeawater ,, ................ Oct.
Walkerton • ,Sept. 12-A3
Win'liam,... •°"
it �....,.;•.e,.ge ', 213,20..
29
27';
London, Y• Y.,.4 Terv•,.,et: $"•1tl
Mrs It, Itr'- Maber, of Mikado Saailk ' Talatito i •t�tilf S t 11
�, .� ,►'r , , Y r r r'1.a' • el) ,
•
Whitechurch
•
Monday,•August 14. •
Miss Lettie Fox is visiting friends in
Langside.' . -
Miss Annie. Henry; of Guelph, is visit-
ing at her home. -
Mr. John Gillespie. purchased a near
Ford carlast week. '
Miss•, Edith.Peddle, of Grand -Bend, fa' "•
visitingat her home:
Mr. Wilfred Arcott visited, friends in
Teeswater on Sunday.
Miss Jackson; •of Auburn,' is visiting
at the home.of Mr. Allies Laidlaw.
• Pte. and Mrs. -Geo. Jacques, of Wing--
ham,
inceham, are. visiting at the former s horrir.'
Mrs: Will Paterson and children, o6'
Toren to, visited at K. ' Paterson's'lea .,
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Sergi. A. Henry and Pte. Chits: Gilles
pie visited friends' in Walkerton this' `-.
week.
Mr. and ' Mrs. Alex. Mrbray and..
children, of Wingham, 'visited friends '.
here on Sunday. ' • '
Miss Lil'Pat� r+on, of Toronto, spent
'a few'days at thellome of her brother..
Mr. K. Paterson.
Pte. Thos, Penrose, of Camp Borden„
spent'a few days at: the home of Mr..
Gavin Middleton." •• -
We are sorry to report the serious ill- '
ness of Mr: Mac. -Ross.. We hope for
Ins speedy recovery. ' ,
Miss Mildred Treleaven, of Lucknow•.'•
spent a few days at the hotels' of her
grandmother, Mrs. Miller. -
Mrs. Carter and daughter, Greta, rf A .
Brantford, are visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs.Hutchison. , -
Rev, A. E. Neilly,:of Hamilton, ?tett-
pied the Presbyterian pulpit .last. Sun-
day. , Rev. John M. Dickson, of Fen-
wich, will preach next Sunday.
_--. The _ Guild-rrteriting-Sunday-evenitig-
was led by Lillian Longman,, the 'sub-
ject
sub•ject being, "True Beauty' and How to„ ' -
Get It" The .subject for nett Sunday
evening is "Growth: Body, Mind, Spirit"
(Canadian . Standard . Efficiency Testi}),
The leader is Margaret Gl.ilhes. rw.
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GUN'S SURD,' -(ROP FNR1'ITiXZgIr.
�-� carlosid will be in Lucknow betweefi°. ':
August 20th, and 25th. Get your supply.
• Gil:. S. ROsgRTSON. '
Accepting the Liber ai7nontinatton i t
Southwest Toronto, H..H. Dewert o4
Saturday night announcedcriti
the • Ontario Government's....,:.clam oty
nickel refitting is chief lank
ing as .h rplank ot►.: , ,
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kn official. report issue•d in petro•
grad'on 'Sunday shows that during the
recent 'tmerattons the Russians• :hal% "
taken over •88400 Dri
ands •225 machine 'gunk onersY 68 guns
The alrlvalice of a wideenclrcli
iuovement by the „Britishand ng`
forces .iii CternEast."Africa !s r0-
an' DiS
ported in 'an official statemetit issue
by the Wer 'Office on Sunday. d
The Press ur O O
slay the stattsnipnt pub is bod,1• 7,on rtdo
about filo ,intended visit ,or the 'Xing.
144# Queeif •flu fixe Dottlitilplt0,
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