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W, (4NT„ FHURSDAX, SEPTEMBER 701g 1916,,
' . Lanes •
• .-Monday', Sept,.4.
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Alias Annie Scott, of Laurier; is v}sit-
ing Frank Scott, • . ••
'Mrs. 0, W. Alton- attended the Ex-`
hibition in'.l'ilropto.
Mrs. John King„ bf Culross„ is visiting
her sister; Mrs. Ilenry Y Kogan.
Mikgi Pneningham, of fort Albert, is
visit ing.lht r sister, Mrs, Cleo Lane.
,,Ore, Hairy P. Hagan is visiting ,her
brother, Joseph Carroll, of • W ttwanosth. ',
Y • The Laney School .has'ro-opened with
• Aliss Nina Woods, of St.. as,l
readier,
• Miss Nora"WestYr'opo loft for Detroit
• after' a visit with her sister„ Mrs. •Jose'ph
Courtney. , ' •
Mr. A, 'Pt filierneron,D. tity'•Sheriff
,of Huron, anal°Mrs. Camei'oii visited at
Henry 'P. Ilogan's recently. .
Second. Con.,. Kinloss,
."—Tuesday, Sept.; 5.
Miss Annie Rnss is working for Mac.
••111'cG'tttre•, near; Olivet.
Mr: iand.Mrs. laTei1 •Campbetll are -spend--
-ing si. rely days With friends'in ;Toronto.
'Messrs. Willie Grtflin'and Frank Mil-
• ler were among , those • leading for the
.West. •..
Mr. .and 'M,rs.' Hluntlton spent
the week -end with friends near port
Alberta
:Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott, of Holy;
rood, were guests at• Mrs. Geo. Irwin•'s
Test Thiu•sday.
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,Kinlough
—.Tuesday, Sept. kb.
• Rev, C: N. Mackenzie is•away to the
, 'Toronto Exhibition. • .-•-
:I1,ev.'Hugh AIathieson condueted .the
serviee:in.the Presbyterian ,Church &fn-
�. flay merning a. .
School opens to-dey,•and w,e• are- all
glad.to.have Miss Stewart back,in, the
• vtliage once; more ' • ,
Alis: Will Scott ..and. Miss Mayville
11•L.Ve returned home after a week's visit
t with friends in'Totonto-
Mt. and. ..Mre.• lMallough• arra `Miss.
Bessie; Of Tt;ca,}vriter,,gpent-Su'nday aritl
w Monday, et'11xi11 1I.4S"colt's; •
School Opening
LOCAL .AND uENERAL
.,,.,ate.,,,.—~ -+-n.
MT, W. R Treleaven ttnd'son,. Ilarold,
visited in Toronto last week.
`Miss E. Howey bee returned to Hunts-
ville to resthue her (Nties as teacher.
Mr, Joe McClure has gone to Palmer.
stoic, where he has secured a position,
Bev. Mr. T3ridfi ette is ,.spending. his'
vacation at his'former borne in ' Quebec,
Miss Agnes :Cliff spent a few' day . this
week with her.sister, -Mts, A. 'Cowan, in
'Troi•onte.
Miss .(.nnio Boyd returned home on
Saturday after spantlin,a'inonth.at Fort'
William.
The Godgricli tax rate is 36 mills this.
year—township residents note arid be
.Ehank'ful. ' : •`
Mr. T. S. held and a, /rumbas of Mends
made anauto"'trip to Eugenia Falls. on
Labor Pay. .• •, ••
Mrs. Geo. Whiles has returned , home
after a three. weeks' visit with her daugh-
ters in„Toronta. • . -
Mrs:- Thomas Irwin -and Mrs. : •D, It�
Webster spent last'weelt at: the Exhibi-
tion in Toronto.
14r. Jack Tennant and. family have re•.
turned to London after two weeks' visit
with his mother. Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Smith and son,
Jack, are spending this week withrela-
tives in Toronto.
We have a full stock
:•of supplies for Public
and High Schools.
If you need nice Stat-
ionery ora Fountain
Pen examine -our
stock, ' A splendid
sell filling pen for $1
A line of Parker Pens
up to 3.50 if you. like
the •best.
DR. SPENCE'S
Drug Store
• Mr. Thomas Reid -end .sister, Aliss
Eunice, of Varna, are visiting" (?lends on
the boundary. went,.
Miss Bell Murdie, 'Mrs. Jack . Sherriff
and Miss Irene Sherriff spent a few days
in.'Toronto this week. '
Mr. anMrs. drs. J'..0.'Atinstrong and
family spent the.holiday with the form;-
er's parents in Gerrie. `
.Dr., 'Alfa Newton, of 'Detroit, spent the
early days of the week' with hie' father
and Lucknow friends, ,
The date 'ofTbanksgiving D:ty•for this
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•year has been fixed for October 9th, .the
second Monday of the month.
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4r, George Matheson;. returned home
'on. Thursday of last week after a -pleasant
trip .about. the Bruce Peninsula and .a,
ylsit'to' Brantford: •
D. A. :MacDonald will.have an'auction'
sale of:yoting-cattle and'tn'ileh .cows at
the Cain Jouso en „ the afternoon : of
urday,_Se_pt:9th. °
Mr..Wilf Anderson has enlisted" ,with
the Canadian°overseas forces. At present
he hes a position With ,the Headquarters'
Staff at'Oamp.I3orden, ' . • '
The Wingliatn Overland Sales Co. is
• desirous of appointing a sub -dealer • for
Lucknow and vicinity for the 'sale of'tbe
Overland products. For further' infor-
mation apply to L. Kennedy., Winghain.
Mrs. 1)r. Tennant and da'eghter; .,and
Mr. and Mrs. Snelgrovve, of Vancouv
who at present are -guests -'of Mrs._ -Te -
sant, motored to Goderich On Friday.
On account of We death of Geo. D.
Lees, of the Woollen Mills, Lucknow,
all debts Owing to hi,n are now due and
payable at the Bank of Hamilton, Luck. -
now.
Studio, luck -now:,
Open ,Monday, Tuesday ad
Wednesday and. Saturday
sly � Groups
re inthe
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Views and, Fam
• taken anywha
country.
• Mise Jeanette Houston,, who recently
met .with; a'h accident: resulting in• a
brokers- artel, lilts -returned to Mazanord, I
Sask., 'where otic wwill resume school'
teaching. •
Mr. ,Fred Johnston . was a Toronto
' risitor -the past week. . -
Mfies'Baycroft, of Becton, is again as •
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sisting In Miss Arniatrong's millinery
shop.
Mies Dean Geddes has gone to Bay- •
•
field.wbere,:sba Will have charge, of 'the
PltbllcCnedl, - ' •
Mr, andMr . Alex. Ross and Mr. and
s .A<e_
b1rs�'P, Smith niade en auto trill. to'
Tara on Labor Day,.
Klee Williajjison, of Atillhrook; is •,in
charge .of Mr.. Con.nell'd, nlillinery,•de-
Pertinent fur the•fall season.. •
Judging by that big advertisement, on,
:page ri of this issue, it -looks as though
tit' • automobile business Was going to. be
pushed in this Hart of the ;province.
`Mr. Jack Newton left. on Saturday
for Maple;, a few •miles' out of Tdionte,
.where lie will have -charge of the' -Public
:School.'
•0er Millinery Departniettt . openso.•on
Friday of tk s week under the.. manage
nient of- Miss Williamson, who collies to
.us well. recomureuded by her former
employees. Customers wvill :.find our
stock up-to-d•tte•.-Wit. COI,TNnt:r,.•
Miss Boyd, Mrs, W. C. 'Johnstone, and
Mr.- Maclean Johnston, of Lucknow; • and
Mr. Donald MacLean, of; Lothian,. at-
tend the funeral. of the late Mrs. ,Far
quharsou, at Walkerton on Saturday.
•The•regular rneeting.of the Lucknow
branch of •the'.Women's Institute will be
field in the Council Chamber on Friday,
Sept,' 8, at•the usual hour. There.will be
`'an interesting,add,ress on Personal Mag.'
n�tism, recitations and music, Visitors
welcome.—Secy: - • •
After 'serving for -eighteen • months in
the trenches, and seeing ,ranch hard ser-
vice, Major •Emrnerten, of •K•incardine,
.has returned to Canada... He has been
sent to 'the miiitary' camp at, Lend'on,.
:where the men in training will. havetne
benefi`t-of Ms experiences. •.•
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WEDDING BELLS .
• DAvlesofa-FORA, -
` Tlie following account of a• marriage
which will be of :•interest•, to '.Lucknow
'people is trpm'the 'Goderich Star: "The
marriage of Msss Williernine Monroo
Ford, daughter of Rev: and Mrs. J. 'E.
Ford; of.tlie Victoria • Street . Methodist
. parsonage, to Robert David Percy David-
son, B. A, science master of • Cobourg
Collegiate Institute, took place on.Wed-
'neaday morning of.laat week. The'.event
took place -at 11• o'clock, -the bride's -father
LABOR
ride's father
The Western. Fair Association at Lon-
clanare putting on a "l3rtice' County
Day" at their Exhibition this year. Tho
da�'Sept. 1.2thh. See announcement.
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LABOR DAY
Labor, D;.iy was decidedly quiet in
Lucknow. It was a delightful' day for
outing and quire a number took advan-
tage of the hhlfday to make out-of-town
trips by train Or auto. Two rinks of
local bowlers: W. A11in,'T. Watson, xl
Johnston, Rev. W. J. Eccleston, • and.
Robert Brown, W. 1lorn, A. 'Huston,.
MacLean Johnstone, went to Hanover
to take part in a tournament. They
gave a good account of •chenlaelves; Mr.
Allhn's'ritik being in the semi-finals for
the trophy, but did iiot'succeed in .win-
ning a prize. •Forty rinks were entered,
An Entirely Ne.w '.Feature,•
The secretary of the Luoknow, -Agri-
eultural :Society tilts succeeded in mak-
ing arrangements fqr a few features for
the" Fair days; Sept. 213th. and 29th.,
which should prove very attractive. One
of thew which is entirely new is a mo•v
ing•pieture exhibit which will be pat 'On
in. the. Agricultural Hall the evening of
the. fiiist day' and' the • afternoon of the
second. The filar will be both entertain-
ing•and instructive as well las being in.
'keeping with the aiuts anti spirit of the
fall fair. ' One feature will • be a; search
past pf the prize-winning stock `at'this.
year's Toronto Exhibition. . '
The 'secretary also has assurance that
Mr. 'C. F,' Bailie, Deputy -Minister. of
Agriculture, and Mr. J; Leckie Wilson,
Superintendent of ,Fairs, will be present
On both days •of the show. It will .be.
remembered that these mess were' to have
been here' last year, but, were unable • to
come. Theyw ill ,doubtless make good
this year. -
.'T'here will be the usual concert on the
evening of -the second day, and for • this
excllent talent has been secured. Bills, '
niaking announcement wilt 'be -,out
shortly. '
If you want.•' a .Prize list • and +entry
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;form, apply to the secretary... •
School Re•=Opens -
There wasunusual eommotion, on'tlie
village streets Tuesday morning as scores
ofyoung hopefuls with books•and bags
•in their 'feuds. scurried "abort, f,enerally
making' in the direction of Station street.
The sunnner vacation was over: School
had re -opened, and the harrying little
people — and the older ones' too- all Zion
seemed happy to get back, to work again,
-The-first darwas easy, the classes -be- —Tuesday,•
-Sept •e. -
officiating. The bridal gown was a very ing dismissed at 11••a:.ni. to get required Ada Helm is attending Lucknow High
pretty4rr'ss of arlk ere 1"-da_chhne—rnd—boolts-ant ether-equl}i nt,- There -mss= Se}lool.
a full seesion.in'the afternoon. l;Jnfor
turiately a few of, the necessary- books
cannot.be bought this week, the publish-
ers having failed to get tbeiu out in time
for the re -opening.. .
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The school rooms are all well filled
{Lgain, but there is not thi. overcrowding
in the High School Dep. which marked
the past two years.- The fact that St.
Helens, Sehool is this'year .taking . up a
measure of high schoolwork, helping.to
relieve the congestion: Fifty-nine reg
lstered for Continuation work on Tues-
day,, but a, few more will be on the ' roll
before the end of the - week.
There. are two changes in the teaching:
staff. Miss MacLean has •• been granted.
leave of .absence until Christmas, ' when
she sex eetod-to return-. Her work, in
the meantime is being taken by Miss
Rutherford, of St4Helens. ' The second
room, which, last •year,, was .taught by
Miss Cummings,'is this Year.- in charge
of Mies Frances Spence..; •
The school grounds have, been-. enlarg ,
ed- by an extenlionof'fifteen-feet to the
north, and new concrete steps have been' Kinlollgh
put at all the outside doors.
Single Copes 3 cents
CtIURCli 11WS•
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Rev, John Reid is home, after a
lnontlr's vacation and occupied the ^Ilul•
pit of-.6.4uth If inloss church last Sunday.
A special Rally Day ,service ' for the
Sabbath Sehool and Bible Classes of
Luokngw Presbyterian church 18 being'
prepared for • next •Sunday afternoon.
Everybody'welcome. -
tev, D W. Snider, of .the ' Ontario
Lord's Day Alliance, will tell. -of : the
splendid work of that ^organization in
the,2dethodist and Presbyterian dui -relies.
next Sunday. He will speak ,in the
Methodist church in' the iuorning..and
the Iresbyterian church at night, „
A number °of Luoknow people were
• last week pleased tc receive copies of a
"Pastoral Letter" recently issued to the
Soldiers' and Sailor" pf„ the Empire by
authority of the, General Assembly of
the Free- Church • of Scotland. Local
interest was given to the "letter" by, the
fact that it was..sigded^on. behalf of the
Assembly by Rev. Angus MacKay,
-Moderator. `
BORN ..
Fiollrr,—In ' Luoknow, on Sept. 1st., -
19+6, to Mr.•and Mrs. Leroy Horn,
,a daughter., .' '
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KEA1tNEY.—In •
Lucknow, on Saturday,
Sept. •2nd,, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs,'
Win. Kearney. a son.
N•olyrood
ATonday, Sept, 4..
, 'Miss Evelyn White spent ;the week-
end with Miss Ina Culbert. •• '
Messrs. Harry and George Elliott,- of
Huron, spent Sunday at R. Elliott's. .
Mr.. and 1lrs.. J, H. Ackert and Pte.
Harold spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr. George Haines has -gone away for.
a, month's -visit' to Hamilton and St.
' Marys
Misr Ruth Howie, of Walkerton; has
commenced her ditties here .as school.
teacher. .. • •
Misses Helen and Martha Sutherland
were the guests: of Miss Mae Henry Fri-
day afternoon. °
11I+rs. •1l. Hamilton has been renewing
old acquaintances on the nth. before'
moving -from here. -
Whitechurch
'--51onday, Sept, 4,
Miss Lil. Paterson and little' Helm
are visiting friends. In Gait, •
Miss Nettie Cottle, of Wingham; Gen-
eral Hospital; is vise ing at her lhbwe.
Miss Lillian Lillian
Long
nleft for Strat-
ford
t -
ford
Monday morning to attend the
Normal,. . . '
Paul Gillespie, 'of. Wingbarrl, • spent"
Sunday with his cousin, 'Pte. Charles
Gilleapia. ' •
Mrs:Robert Henderson, of Chicago,
is visiting at the home of. yrs. . IiL:.D:
Hehderson, -
• Mrs: F. Henrrand Mise Pena Laidlaw
attended the Red Cross ' O`onvention in
(Clinton on Monday. •
Rev. N.. R.'D. Sinclair, of Cochrane,
ebn'ducted services in 'the Presbyterian
church •last Sunday. - `,° •
Miss Ellen. Phillips and Miss Alma.
Youngblut, of Auburn, are -visiting at.
home of Andrew Fox.
Miss Kirke, of Dungannon, returned'
on Monday to take up her duties. again
as school teacher at No: 10. .
Misses Mary and. Sarah Sharpe,- of
Teeswater, spent a few daYs with their
aunt; Mrs. H. D. Henderson. ,
Sergt.-Major 'Carrick, "Rea Charles
Gillespie, David Kennedy and Alex.
Kennedy, of London, spent a fen, days
at .their horses this week. ,.
• The Guild . meeting Sunday evening
ryas led by. Marjorie . Gordon, the topic,
being "The Consecration of Home Life.''
A duet was rendered by the Misses Greta
and -Alba Fox. There will be no uild
meeting.next Sunday evening owintn
the Methodist anniversary. • ,The subject
fora week from Sunday is "Christianity
Compared with Other 'Religions:" The
leader is 'Lulu Conn.- -
MARKET'.. -.
�y t`Correcte4: uptoWednesday noon
T$Iitter'' ,,,,, ,,e.. fib'
Eggs, newlaid. ....,,..,.►.. .
4(1
flogs. _ ,•
Crewe,. •
—Monday, Sept.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Rivett left last week
for the West., „
Mr. T'effer, of Auburn,•ocenpied tire'
'pulpit here last Sunday.:
•Miss Bertha Shackleton returned tch
Toronto on Tuesday ..last, , ,
Mr. and M'f'rs. Ben Taehaherry made a .
business trip to Goderich last week.
Misseh Irene McQuoid and Violet anel.
Ruby Kilpatrick have returned to ilia
Mrs. Sid. Gibson and family, of Stmt. ,.
ford, calledon friends and relatives herd
last week. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McTavish and son, '
of Ripley, spent Sunday at the home of •
Mrs. John Menary. .
Miss Lillian Curran, of 'Hamilton •
spent the holiday at 'the home --of -lave •.. -
mother, Mrs. Mena**.
EVERYBODY'S , COLUMN'
. FOUND.—On Friday, Aug. 18th., on the Boun-
dary East, a Lady:s Coat. Owner can have
same by ualling at Sentinel Office, and pay-
ing for this advertisement. - 7 9.3;
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the bride carried °a . bouquet • of white
reses:and lily-of•theValley. MHelen
elen
Ford, sister of the bride, was br'idesinatd,,
and wore embroidered voile and: carried
pink roses. ;'Murray Cameron, B.A., . of
Strathroy, was groomsman. ' After the
Wedding repast the .bride and.groom left..
for Toronto and the Falls; after . which
tbey go to'Cobourg to make their home.
The bride travelled in a costutneof; navy.
blue with giey felt hat 'The out of=town
guests present were the groom's father
and -sister, Mr. and Miss Davidson, Co-
bourg; Mrs. • Jr F E, Dixon; 'Toronto;
,'Mrs. Mann, Windsor; Mrs. J. A. Bean,
Ilderten; and• Miss Stanley, Lucan, The
best wishes of many friends of the bride
follow her to her new hoiue.
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RE SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION
Tile School 'bard would like. to:: have
the nacres; at once, of all The
students for the . High" School 'Depart-
ment, ,as'they Have to ¢Consider the niat-
ter of accommodation. ' . After next week
the 13o'artl will net. feel bound • to admit
any dilatory applicants. • .
G. A. Newton, Secy.
War-torn Belgium' Will be described
at a; meeting in tha Town Hall on ' Fri-
day (to -morrow) evening.. The speaker,
Mir. Howell, of Toronto, is well qualified.
to deal with the subject; -
Live POiIitPy Wa$e d
e 1W1
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a car olive: poultry at the knOv'
Station (Ali Day) on . '
1 TUESDAY; 'SEPTEMBER 12th
And will paythe foll-owin �' C4tSH rices:
g ,.; p
Old !tens —.a'. per lb.: Duclt5....,......1tic, per 1b.
Old Rnostets . 7.c,• per lb, Geese ...-. v... gc.'per lb.
Chickens... a :13e,' per lb, .Cropb enlist Ise empty.
.•. ' `1. p tr and take i'dwtnta re''of 'early
Bring in your .p ,ml Y €� . Y
prices' which are Always the highest,• Please tell .your
neighbors and ,friends. We uarant 'e, s liars' weights.
T " Si-iiicoe. Pouitr .Co,,' Agents.
27-t1droSS Centre
--Tuesday, Sept. 5,
Joe Kep nedy left for the West on
Satur lay°last. .
Miss .Isabelle ' Nixon • is visiting .in
Toronto: •
Russel Ritchie left for Swift .Current
on Saturday.; •
Earl Hunter, of .Holstein, called on
friends here the past week.,
Mrs, John Helin left Monday to
•.epend.a'nronth at Kincardine. •-
Raymond Patterson, of Ripley, . was
the guest of Willie Stroud .the, week; en•$.
Miss Ruby Ritchie_sneni. a few days_
last week with 'her cousin,;Lottie Henry.
I.M''
iss' 1-ar Hackett has commenced"
� y.
liar dutiesas teacher in the home school.
. Reeve Stewart and Councillors :Alton
and.Flackett Motored to Walkerton on
Thursday._ - • _
Mrs. Sproul and family, of Goderich,
visited" with , her sister.; Mrs. Albert
Balm, during the 'week.
"Mr and Mrs. Herb. Eilber and daugh-
ter, Bernice, of Creditors, visited friends
in this vicinity last week: ' '
Mr, Jori Pinnell, of Brantford, is,visit-
ing-fr-ienda:andrelatio mherte,, '
Itt'v. Mr. r. Bradley,' of Teeswater,. visit-
ed an Con: G,, west, Tuesday`nf this week.
Mrs.. John McGeorge, of . S„ratford,:18
visiting friends here and in Teeswater.
-Mr. and Mrs. Jolie Rtis.s, con. 10, Kin-
1'nsa; Snndoyed at .the. lion•e. 'of • Walter
Day. . .
Our school re -opened on Tuesday of
this weelc„ iMiss Bradley, of:Tees:Water,
resuming her duties.
Mr,'Goo. Nelson, wife and family,- Of
Leridon, called itt the. honilo of --Gen,
Richardson on Monday last.
LATE WAR NEWS...:
Every day brings us a' big budget of
news from the various battle fronts in
Europe, Asia and Africa. Boiled down
it..fltitounts td tills: On every front thc1
Allies are snaking slnw,but sure progress
againat the German aggregation. Guns,
trenches and prisonera are being won
°Very day. Nowhere can the Kaiser
-and his brutal associates loop again • for
even a gleam of Montt, - • .
Mirth Loh. Kinloss
. ='—Tuesday; Sept'5.
Mrs. FI. B. Ingram, of London, passed,
the week among- bet friends in and
around Lucknow.
Ti and Mrs.Tas. Struthers and child-
ren; of Paramount, visited at Russ. Mid-
dleton's this week. • . • a•
Miss -Jeanette Houston, wbrr.has been
at home -for sole's time, returned to .her
school in Saslc., last, week. .'
Fainters are busy. pitting in tleir.fa'll
wheat this week; sone are througle,' It
is said that potatoes are. likely • to be -
very small, and ''`seldom in the drill,"
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FRUIT 'BUL'LETIN'
PEACHES The PopCrawford
•Peach. 3tet1pw free sto
ve, 'lbw at, its
Lest. �.
fartlett -•P e a r.s + ARpp -
and (seen gage PElV1 SUtd it
p1auie a1s.o
ready. '
Ilotteewives' are, ;t
rakalen
advised t o see R•Wgrts.nb.1:
their grocers at
0110as tire' crop will be taken quickly •
this year, book for the Map. It is
yourr guarautee of quality .front top
to
bottom.
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Goderich fownship
—Monday, Sept. 4.
Miss Annie Cooper, nurse, -spent the
week end at the parental home.,
Mrs. John O: Elliott isvisiting her
sister, Mrs. Webster, of Ashfield.
Mr.- and Mrs. Carl Heuston spent
Sunday at. the home of Mrs. Geo. Hudie.
The Young Ladies' Patriotic Society
met at the, home of Miss Alma Elliott,
last •week , "
Tlie many' 'friends of Mrs. Stephen
Halstead will be srry. to hear of her
serious illness.
Misses Gladys Lantelon and M. Pin-
ing, of Clinton, spent the, week -end and
Labor Day with friends on the 7th. eon.
Mr&' Eldred Yeo and babe 'halve` re-
turned home 'after a two weeks' visit
with her father, Rev. Mr: Snowden, of,
Ailsa Craig.
Mrs. Walter Yates' and two daughters,
of Waterbury, who spent -the last month
With Mrs,'Yates'sister, Mrs. 'J.G. Steeple
returned to theirhome'last week
Reit. Mr. Brook,'. of S'otribra, who has
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'taken charge cf the :Bayfield Circuit
work for the last month, returns home
this week Mr. 'Brook has been, supply-
• ing while .Rev.. Mr, Jones lila been on a
vacation.. .
FOUND.—On the 4th Con„ 1'1.4 miles west of
Gravel Road, a litdies' raincoat. Owner
may have same by calling at the Sentihel
Office, Ind paying for this ad. 7-9,60 u.
FOUND.—On the Holyrood' Gravel Road, on
August' 26, 916,' a nrati's raincoat. ' Ov.ner-
may have same on calling at The Sentinel
°dioe and paying for this ad,- 7-949 u
MONEY TO LOAN.—On mortgages and notes
at reasonable rates. Fire Insurance, hot •
Stook and Mutual Companies. peavey-
ancing done with neatness and despatch.
GEO. A.SIDDALL. Broker, Lucknow
PIG ASTRAY:—Strayed troilism premises .
• the underigned. about Ad t 4th, 1916
• white pig.. Party giving information load-
ing to its recovery will be suitably reward • .
ed. J. GAMBLE{Luoknow. Phone R4 en. '
7-il-P-
DR. PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at Cain House •
Lucknow, every Wednesday afternoon. All
chronic diseases successfully treated. Os
teapathy removes the 'physical causes A
-disease.. Adjustment of the spine is moro
• quickly secured and with fewer treatments
by Osteopathy than by any other method.
31-7-p. ..
Notice • .
For all matters regarding Greenhill cemoter•
refer to D. C. Taylor, Secretary, .
For Sale
—Tuesday't;'Sept, 5,.
Jim anal Miss, Mary Thompson were
'in our burg on Monday. , . .
Mr, and 1rs; Wnt: Arrsold,.of ICtncar•
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were in our •burgon Friday. '
�Joltti McLean ''and' John Thompson
went to the West on Saturday.
Mrs. Wes. Boyle and •two shiughters
returned .hie from the West on'Satur
-day, _• - _ .
' Mrs. jamas -Percy and 'Alta:Ali. Hal-
denby are atterirlitig the .Exhtbition in•
Toronto, • ' °•
John and Pat Amboy, of Kincardine,
visited their r.ousi•n, Mrs, Hodgkinson,
on Sunday. '
• Mrs. B't, ?tIc1 can and MM.': W,'
Lean took in the Toronto Fair -on Wed-
nesday of last week_
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Flodgl:in§on visit-
ed. Mr. Martin oh t.110' 401 of Moron on
Friday and Sa'ttl rd ay. •
The union picnic' by' kinlough and
Kingarf Anglican,, httrches was,held On
v Lake n • was very
Monday at Silver ,d a ty
suceessful. ' ' - .
Fred Clements, of London, is ylsiting
his. brother, Harry Clements. ' He • is
his brother clean with him,
tatting. h
Harry will be missed by his. litany friends,
ear a.aw.)Mti rsi . here,
5'
Olivet
FOR SALE:—Good Brood Sow, fork. 2 years
old, farrow about Sept. 18th.. •
7 9•C' . G'. A. GitEER, Lucknow,
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FOR'SA,LE:—Seven-room cottage good ,stable
and garden. Soft water' in house. Con
veniontly situated. Apply' to. Mrs, It.
Imriel Lucknow 7-9-t•f-e. • ;
FORRSALE.—In the Village of Lucknow. one -
acre lot fault bearing orchard; 10 -room
. fralno.house, good well, and out -building,
in connection; Apiary of 175' hives, supers
etc.. extractor, honey house bee cellar. all .
in good condition. • Will sell bees separate.
Reason for selling; owners leaving town.
Write or apply to
• MISS.LEEs, Box 244, -
f -9 -t -f c. • Lucknow, Ont: •
.—Monday, Sept. 4.
Roy and Howard McGuire cijmneno:
ed threshing last week.... ' . -
Miss Beatrice Ross, of Detroit, visited
at W. B. Wilkinson's recently,
Mr. and Mrs.'Chanrbers, of Alviston,
visited friends In this vicinity last week.
,School opened at Clover 'Valley on
Tuesday with Miss Lizzie MacTavislt .as •
teacher. "
We are glad to report that Mrs. Mal-
colm :McGluire's ,' condition is • •somejvhat
improved.
J1r. and:.111rs,Tola'n I3rrdg'e and'.soil,
-Mervin, and •Mr.••nnd Mrs. Ed. Mitchell
and daughter,..E va, of Palmerston., epee
at V. L. Smith's -
aday. 1 •.
Auction Sale
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AUCTIO\ S LE: -At the: residence. of Mrs'.
Trevett, Victoria St.,'l,ucirnow. on Satur-
day, Sept. 18th, at 2. o'clock p. m., the fund- '
' tura of the lata Mr. Robertson: Vory godd
stock, see bills for description, Terms; `
Cash. ` _ _R..McCbarles,.kuotionecr�_ ._•
40 Head of Y earling•lieifers and • Steers, and a
number of,Milch Cows_ d iii besolby i'iib .
iso duction at the Cain Hotise,Lucknovy on
•.Saturday, Sept. 9th.. sale at 2:30 p.m. Six.
motrrthti credit allowed purchasers furnish-
' ing approved. joint notes bearing bank' in- '
iciest,
' • D. A. M aCDONama, Pro,S.
7'6.101). • J. Pc kvis; AnetioneCr'
Notice
•
Geo A •Siddsll has 'tiPei' ?ppoiutert • •
agent to receive applications for shares
in the new War Loan, and will be pleas- •
ed to give any desired information. • ;
•
Notice
The annual meeting of. the. Lucknow. ,
klel or oinpanyT1iini{etT;, will be helm
inthe Council Chambers, Carnegie Hall,•'
Lucknow; en Saturday, Septeiuber 9th. •
next. . ' ,. ,
T. F. • CAIN, I'resiile'itt,
Lurgan
•—Monday, Sept. 4.
Wedding • bells are`ringirig ftitntly in
tier burg. '•
iiistr,Hazel .Palmer visited. her cousin,
Miss Ethel Bell, one day last weak,: • •
Mise Edna Stntt.h;•of 1'3•fiiigliain, .street
a couple of• weeks: • at Capt. Brown's.'
Bliss ' Hattie Henderson vas•- -'•home
from• ,Fergus for a, few days last week.
. Miss Marie Welsh left to day,for Dur-
' ham to take charge of her 'school' there.
Miss Irene' Walden has returned to
London•'after apendin - .tiro Holidays at
1 g
J. S. Walden's.. ' . '
Mrs. Jas..Knaptnn and children have
returned • to. Parkhill after visiting at
Leslie ltulr'e,
MEAT' MARKET
Owing Co the drop iin the
- cattle market in the •past
few days 1 am prepared to
sett meats at 2 to 3 cents •
per lhi. lower than formerly.
Reduction on
Large Quantities
This will give farmers a •
chanceto btytheir'thresh..
ing. 'meat at lowest pcinsibht
rices. • -
p•. J, BUTTON
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