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THE LUCKNOW SENtMEL,
Thursday, Septeua her Nth , 190
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SIRABLE and PROFITABLE
Jost we*'d of advice to the purchasing public, 44 T. 'buy
Early your Fall and• Winter Needs." Much .of our stock of
• Fall .Goods now .arriving; was, purchased. Many. months. ago
before the latest, advances now prevailing, and we .can thus:
sell it at lower Prices than !wpurchased today, there-
torejollows when, present goods are sold and we have
to al a lace them tlbo who leav . 'off u� � h � sin un i1 J
h e pro a, ...g . .>�11- late
• nia •• have• 'to, pay •hi heti- ;rices. '�, 1► word ,to • the•
�►. �' g P o w s
b . sufmmcieii .t'.ei``
Dress Goods and &ui'tiugs
Ameng the many lines of Dress. Goods.
shown for fall;. Borges again take first place.
'i'eopl''e know they always looir well and,
wear well and thus make a most desirable
and; durable suit or dress; We are. showing
a• ;rice assortment of shades and 'colors an
varying qualities. at 75, 1.00, 125,• 1.50 and
$'2.00 per yard, and an extra heavy weight
Navy and Black Serge Suiting at $3,00 yd. •
Ladies' Underwearo .
This week we have openedbut a:splendid
assortment. of Ladies' 17nderwear in
and. Winter W eights. . All • garments' are
•vv 11 mand
e . ace neatly' shaped and excellent
values
values at 50 and; 75c, per garment,
-Ladies' Ildsiery
.
.Silks are Popular:Ior Fall
We have „hist' 'opened: up : an order for •
Silksplaced`' last Febrilary, ' These have, .
advanced,•over 25c.• a yard since 'that time
and the advantage is ours and. yours.
We commend.,a• Speoial Black Duchess ,
•Silfr; 36 inches wide, quality guaranteed,
and every yard stamped. with ''rMurdoch.
Cameron's Special .51.50 value" in gold let-
ters on the. salvage.
See our fine . assortment or shades in
Taffetta and Pailette Silks, 36 in. wide, at
$1.50 a. yard. Other -lines of Silks and
Satins at lower prices. -
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Ladies' Neckwear
Weare showing a fine, range of Ladies'
Collars, yiti, the very latest styles, at 25, 35
and 50c. Also Collar and Cuff Sets, very
.neat styles, at 50e. - ' -
See our Ladies' Ties at '2'5 and 50c.
Owing to the high °.price of fine wool and
the--cost.of-last-dyes'-the-:prices.: of-Cashmere---
,and
f:Cashmere.__,sand Fine Woollen Hose have advanced con:"
siderably since last- season, and some Anes
' cost: far more, now than we formerly sold
them at, We are still able to sell our
"Little Daisy'? and "Little Nell" at 25c. for
•: smaller, sizes and 30e, .for the larger sizes'
,while present stock lasts:
fa Ladies' Hosewe have a Special Fast
Black Fleece Lined Hose; very suitable for `..
.'fall wear at 35 fine c and quality
Cash
ere
�to
in plain and ribbed, at 50 and 75e . a pair.'
flannelette Blankets
Now is the time to buy your supply of
Flannelette Blankets. Our prices in these
lines are very 'reasonable when., size and
quality hi • considered. Prices L50 to $1.7h,
Men's Half Hose
Special: values in Men's Fine Cashmere,
Penman's make, at 50 and 65c. pair. • Also
othergood wearing lines 25
and3 '
a5c.ad
tn
n
a ,extra special heady. wool -sock, with
,.splendid wearing qualities, at 50e. a pair.
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Kintail.
-Monday, Sept:' 11.
• Miss Anna McGregor is visiting friends
in Blyth. • ' • .
Miss. -Mabel Austin left last Thursday
for. Toronto•
A number of our. sports 'took, in the,
Toronto Fair.,
Miss . M. McMillan spent ' the :past
.week' with -friends 1 heves
Babe Griffin, of Goderieb, was the'
: ; guest ofher brother, Joe, over 'Sunday:•..
We are sorry to report the 'illness , of
Mr. Duncan McLeod; We hope .for his;
speedy recovery..
San N'nws.=The sad `intelligence of
-the :death- at .Detroit,. of. Ted Griffin, was •
received here lent Tuesday, 'and seldom
, hasthere beensuch a sorrowful impres-
sion lefton the community: _He Was
engaged in putting in elevators; and fell
about sixty feet and was .killed instantly.
• The remains were brought to his former
home`on Wednesday night, Ted Ons -
eased a bright and cheerful disposition;
' and it -can be truly 'said he was a general
favorite, not only in the home,' but also
'to ' his manyfrtende, both'.old;and young.
Much regret is felt for the' bright young
life•so suddenlytut off, lint "He who
• doeth all things well: knows beat." The.
: deceased wa 35 years gage, ..add was
married,to'his now bereft wife two years
aealaat April Resid-anis young4vidow
and babe of '5' months, he leavee. his
. ''nether; trotrot ers h and seven staters
Albin, of the- West; Prank,.. of Detroit,
'D. A. McInt 're Kintnil •: Mrs:
Ronald MacKinnon, Parkhill; Mrs. Ed:
Perry, Detroit; Mrs.. T.1 Lannan, Lanes;
Miss • Fearl; : • Detroit i Misses . Hermena
and Idol!, at borne;. his• father' having
predeceased,hini about ten manths ago.
'All were ''preaent.at''the funeral.: except'
Albin; who had left the previous Satur.
day for the West and could not be'locat-'.
ed,' The took place. Friday
morning to St. Joseph's' it. C; Church,
Kingsbridge, and. was the largest seen
Here for ;some time: The ' pallbearere
Were: Jack McMillan, `Whitechu'roh,,;,ioe•
44rifil'd;, God'erioh; Jantes.Wallace14 Jack
Courtney', Patrick Mitrpl:y, Tim, Griffin,
of •Itintail. Much fermi atny is felt for
the fatuity,• especially life wife and moth
er to whom the blow rase exceptionally
liard,hitt Onl t ipsie who 1?a1 a pa sett
through such an ordeal, can realize' their
loss. The floral tributes were }extreme-
ly' beautiful, and represented friends
from Detroit.
• Miss :Madge , MacDonald is visiting•
friends: in this vicinity: •
BORN•-On'FridaY, Sept:. t. 8 to �. Mr,
and Mrs. Dan MacLean, a daughter.
• 1;aulrter
-Monday, Sept. Li.
Miss H. Jewel and Master H. Smith,
from Chatham, are visiting at 'Wm,,.
Kempton's.
.Misses Jeanie MacNeill and Agnes
Wiley visited ' Mary H. MacKeniie on
Sunday :last'- - -
• Rev. F. 5.. MacKenzie,.. M.A,
from Montreal, is visiting at his home
for a; few days.
L,ulross Centre
--Monday, Sept. l•14
Harry.McKague was in' Lucknow on
Saturday last. . . •
Mrs. Andrew McKague •had- .a very
successful quilting -bee Friday . of last
week.. •
• Mr. Joe Giie t, wife and-'famil ' spent
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the week -end 'with friends ardunri St.
Helens; • `•
Mrs. Wm: Waugh visited last week at
the home of Mr, Saanuel Wallace, near
Belmore,'
John Case, of Con. 2, spent Saturday
of;last week at the home of his uncle,
Mr: David McIntyre.
Mrs. Walter Day spent a few days
last week at the home of her mother,
Mrs. 'McKenzie,• con. 10, Kinloss.....:
-- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hodgins,:;. of
Courry's . Conrers:
y
Monday, Sept.- 11.
Miss=L:- Caesar, of--L-Lnndon; -win- th
-nest
of Mr.
and Mra.
t3 David Little the
[
peat week.
:Miss Rae Jamieson is on, .s.. -..,visit to
friends in London ,andattending the
:Western
"'Mrs. Bert -Finlay; -pf- Luclmow, . is
;spendinga few days the •guest of Mr's
Wm. Jamieson.. -:
"' Several r of our going people are look-
ing -forward o rw
aid: •to -enjoying a Moth! `.trap to
London Fair this week
Con;; 10, Kinloss, akin Mr. and -Mrs. Ken-
neth McKenzie visited at the home of
Mr..iolieph Switzer on .Sunday. -
Mr. a'nd Mia., John --McKenzie and -
f amily and 'Robert McDonald, of Brant -
lord, are spending a couple of. weeks
withfriends here and in`Teeswater.
A number froth 'here attended the
'funeral
funeral of. the late Janet •Arnistrong.
which was held from . the'' htfn,.e of her
•father, Mr. -John A'rmstr6l?g, ''1'eeswater,
.Monday,.Sept. .11. .
Verdun'
*vie
MQudayy Sept. IL,
Rev. sect spegting
a week in Landau. • .
M• r. Reuben Hewitt
Jan t •
he•Winghani 13
19 taking
a course
utt%uesa College.
Mr. William Howitt and Rev. Om
are in ,London: attending the Exhibition.
Miss. Wanda Fair has taken ebarge ,ef
the' -ith; Line ,Schottk- for_ the 'conning
year. •
l<ir, Samuel liil'drea retttirned home
on:$ature ay after a weeks' visit in, fib'
ronto.
Messrs. John Feterbaugli and Lachlan
'IicDonaldlett' last week ,fora trip to
the West.
1lliss';t34rber,.of Tara,•has taken charge
of our village school; We wish her sur -
cess in her work here.
Miss, Maude Gilitrore cif 'Kincardine,
spent :a. few days renewing old acquaint-
ancea around our''illage. • ' .:
•Mr.: Herman;' Hildred, of Toront
spent a few days. with his parents, M
and Mrs. Henry Hildred.
, Miss:: Grace Lawson returned, to Le
don on Friday after sjndinga "con 1
of weeks with Mrs. John Sturgeon.,
'Misses Wanda Fair and Daisy Brad
ley wound; up. their summer vacation
spending,a few days. at the Toronto E
ORM'I RR Plit`iQR t*
WAR' IN` THE '.REl i
(Continued from rage One)
cliscovored about a quarter of a 111110
down front -,the. trenches tared' anaybo they
di,1n't tearlaose with, shrapnel arid' whi z''
bangs and' machine guns, but we laept
chili, on-going and'tbey dad not so much
as, se�•atcI one of ut}, '' 1
amen( nt 1 Esattio irrAito:N.'
"ilfawover, we got to,:jie dressing,ate.
tion all 0. ii`. rtiudtoux doctor fixed us.up'
and we got into a motor-ambulanctt and
were 'whirled away to the clearing, station.
and froth. there to Boufogne and by boat
to Dover and up •to wlloranie Scotland.
and. a good rest, .
'' "If you..ever bear e,nx..one say that
England is. starving, Just tr;ll� Lint . to'
pinch himself and see if' he is awake
I have been pretty well' over 7uglanit;
and but. for the papers you .would•- hardly .
know there was s war on, and, winch is.
• of more importance,-tliey are absolutely
o, .confdent, ,There ie'na despondency
x• the land; .
. "Even the German.prieaners 'are:,liv-
n� ing as good;, if not better. than they did
p e in their, u'vn' eountryi, but it ,shows our
• British' air•play'to advantage. • • ; ...
"I. have' been speaking to some of'the
b ,sailors• who: took art in rife. bi
Y p big .. naval
victory .off the Jutland Bank, Admiral
hibition, before taking tip their teacliin
again. •
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. ,Arnold, Mrs. Th.
;*Kinney, Miss Ada Hewitt, and M
Charlie Hewitt spent the week=end i
1'alrnerston• visiting Mr and Mrs. Ver
Miller. .
Young p9oplees meeting in the Meth
()dist Church every Wednesday nigh
The last few meetings. have • •been. 'th
best since our meeting : was organized
and there are still a 'few more' who wil
be
toads welcome at the ateetinfis. .
Things' a'humming in 'our villag
these days since the ;machinery ' of . I h
new chopping mill has been put in oper
ation. All farmers are advised to brin
their grain and let it have a'trip throng
the ap-to•date chopper, which 'is secon
to' none in the invention line, except'M
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Gabel'spatehieg machise,
on Labor Day ' a little excitement'was
caused On the Lake Shore A party of
yoting•folk went for an auto: ride, and
the front seat being crowded, an effort
was made to lighten the load. '.Only the
occupants,of the•car•and one or two in-
timate"friends know the . particulars of
what happened,•and we have promised
norto give .any more details. -
A special feature of -the Labor Day
celebration in Kincardine, was the foot
rage in .which Mr. John Morritt showed
up so well. The first time he came oat
even with Mr. McKay for second" place.
They decided to run again,, and still
came mit even... Then,' like good sports,
they went. off to a- coiner and :divide
the treat.. 'Everyone will be glad to see
Morritt'ablete hold his own in the
lleld of sport as`well as in' the 'teaching
profession.'
;lira. Duckett, of;''Toronto, has been,
conducting a. Sewing . Class . m $ervie,
the past week, giving 'sew vi.•luable les=
sons on the art of dress:snaking: This
is the' first time such an opportunity has
Jellicoe is the. man of tenthout; here now,
alio Admiral Beattie. The world will
never know to what extent the German
fleet was damaged before they got back
to Kiel, but he was pretty hard iiit,f¢r
he has not showed since. .
tine River
--Monday; Sept. 11.
Oliver Smith is re•buildi.ng his house.
'Mrs. F. Shewfelt has. beeh laid up
witha so •- ,
re foo.
k
Raymond Bell, who has been sick for
some time, is able to be around again.
A number of ladies met at the homo,
of Mrs. Wm. J Cameron. one day' last
week, and quilts and�bedding were made
for the fire sufferers: . • ' "
'The services hela in,Bethel Methodist
church' were wed attended both morning
and evening. ` Rev. Mr. Hibbert. preach-
ed excellent,serruons. Especially in. the
evening was his: sermon enjoyed . his
subject being • "Keep • the Home Pires
Mining". . Disappointment i8 ,felt by.'
all. that he will be unable to attend the
concert to -night, •- •
Eighth Con., iiinloss
-Mon
da •
Sri
t 11
Y, 1.
Mr._ and .Mrs. James Baker spent•Sun
day with Heron friends.
•,•We are. sorry •to.'report -tiet Mack
Smith is en tfie' sick lint:'.
Mr.:and Mrs. Wm. Coneram and' Miss
d Pheobe apent•Sundayat Thos: wall's on
the boundary.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Congrain and. Mr•
and Mrs. Ernest Ackert attended the
funeral -of the late II: H. Miller, of Hang
Over. .• ' .
Mr. Wand Mrs, Allen Robertson, of
Arntow, and Mr. and Mrs. ltobt.' Rus-
sell and Mr.,George Culbert, of Glamis;
been given • the ladies around here,, yet
a gond class area formed. The following
took the lessons,, and: now . we take for
granted they have graduatedfrom the.
Sewing Circle: ' Daisy Bradley, Wanda
Fair, Mrs. Jebn Bradley; Irene: Black-
well, Clara Peter.' and Pearl Geddes.
Monday morning bas again become
the busy morning of the week atnce the.
near -by, High Schools have -opined their
doors to the eager young- peopleof ' our
vicinity,,. Never. befere has 'there • been
so many leaving our village andvicinit
Y
to attend the . High Schools, and it is:
hoped that those froin the country will
-hold a high stanch'ing in -.their 'respective
forms: Thefoliowing are a few whom.
we not►ce: on their .wayto the High
Schools: •, 'tette Sturgeon; Mary Stur-
geon, Mabel Sheane, Lizzie Fair.,.Renna
Brawn, Doris Fait, Cretia Fair, Gladys,.
Blackwell,' Ruth , Sheane, -Lelia Scott,
Florence Sheane and Viola Blackwell,'
Russel Emmerton, Tom Hewitt, Court-
ney Emmerson, Reggie Black well, Bus
soli Blackwell and Clayton Sheir.
n�@� -;e
f neral of the late Mr. T. Griffin at.
'lingg Fridaylast:sl�rid a ,
Mrs, Montgomery and Miss Ruther-
ford', of Ripley; visited' at the home of
Mr: D. L. Taylor for the weekend:
• Mr, Adam. Johnston and .family, also
Peter Johnston and family Were visitors
at their parents' home here on Sunday
Mr. Gordon Jamieson, of Laurier, is,
we arepleased: to say, ao• far recovered
''aa to beable'to visit with his friends on
the line. '•
Mrs. 'bavid• Ftiirioi• shin Mr, and Mrs;
Sohn ,Farriah• are in Teoswateer attending
the funeral of their cousin,. Mise Jean:
Armstrong: ;
-Monday, Sept: '11
exttlri c er; Kincax-dinc,, ap
Sunday at his'home here.'' •
.Miss Annie '31ne spent last week with
her sister, Mrs.: S: Geddes
Mies Nellie•MoMulleif spent Sunday
as the, guest of Mies Rebecca Smith
Quite;.a' number front three. -parts left
Wednesdayto enjoy the' London Fair.
111r. Vlttn:'Cameron has purchased a
newhorse from Mr:' Sperling, .Kinear-
•dine. "Wo wondered why'all' this girls
were looking MP way.".
-'
' o services were d held .-'i'n the .Pine
River Presbyterian,Ohurch Sunday nvoti:
ing.to• anniversatty' Services at Bethel,
'Large crowds- attended bath the . morn-
ing a.nd
orn-i'ng_and evening infetings, and listened
to excellent aertnonq- delivered by the
Env, Mia Ribbert, of Winghani.
Zion
-7TeemdaY
, Be 1n..
Mrs.' Andrew,. of Lucknow, is , visiting
friends here: ' '
Charles Ritchie left. to day 'to• attend
the- Lendayriibition.
Mr..John Gfibson ep3nt the week -end.
in Clinton. 'Some Sattraction, eht
Inspector J E ToMs,. of Gloderieht
paid a visit to the -school .Monday: '
Mr. and Mrs: Fred Anderson visited
with t'rieiids at Lucknow on Sunday.
"Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter and fam-
ill are visiting rrelatives at Dungannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert lionry add fam-
ily .Motored to Joseph Hackett's Sunday:
Mr, Stroud and sister, of Ripley,
spent the week -end _ •with their uncle,
David Stroud.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hunter Spent
Sunda at the home ' father, Sunday ore of the latter's
John Campbell.
Rob, and Willie :Helie returned Mon-
day•after spending the week -end •with'
friends at Tiverton and' Kincardine.
Messrs. Joseph and Thomas Hackett
have returned home alter spendinga few
days last week at the Toronto Exhibi• -
ttopt -
.spent Sunday at Joseph Culbert's.: -
Olivet
Phoria No. 10 is at Your Service
We sell,tor Caa'h-We sell 'theaponiflhan »The Credit Storeot
National naggers,
Drye many imitations but
no equal, They will carry
,one ton weight anti ate •b-
s o i u t e I y. guaranteed
against imperfections.
Note the way thej stand
up straight on, the track,
Price 9Oc . a pair.
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For fitting up the barn and stable we have a
full, line of Hardware at bottom prices
t .,; p .�
This guaranteed Steel Ham -
titer while they last 'at 50c:,. is
a bargai'h`. They are absolutely
guaranteed. We will replace
every one found defective,
there is probably. no line of goods. in tilt Hardware
.
trade that the'War las affected so much as cutlery. -The
large Sheffield cutlery lants are nearlyl p all engaged in
making munitions. We were fortunate this past week
in getting in a shipment of English Picket Knives g naves and'
Tabl, Knives and Forks.
L
Pocket Knives
. priced from'50c.
to $1 acrd' are
• - •excellent value •
• for War time.
Knives a' n d
Fork's you can buy froth 1.25 to $2.25 per set of six
knives and six forks. ,
The Lucknow Hardware & Coral Co.
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
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Our Stock. of .Dress _
foods • in Serges
andGaberdin
ides is well Assorted.
Black, ' brown,\ grey, : green and navy shades d are all.
gonad. . Priccs are much. higher than last , year and
manufacturers are 'still advancing prices. Early buy
• •ers will,?et-the best valueas we bought early.- -
Miltinery Opening.
Our Mi'inery Opening- will ,be held on Thursday -
and' Friday, Sept. 21st and 22nd. • Miss Wil-
liamson . extends a cordial invitation to the ladies to
visit our showroon on these daysand--see the leading
styles in 'trimmed' millinery
Special values in Black Silks at 1 00, 1,25 arid, $'1.50
p:r yd. .• . Plaid Silks are. W
popular..' e have them at
$1.65 a yd. .These are all a yard wide.. ,
W.CONNELL
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-Monday, Sept.r.l 1
Miss Jennie McGuire ie viaiting"friends
in London at pr;•isent;
Mr. and IMre. •Chas. "Alton,. of Lines,
spent Sunday at Henry Campbell's.
The W. M S. held'a meeting'at' the
hoine'of Mrs. Jos.• Culling on Thursday
of last week.
Mrs. Wesley Thompson and two child
ren spent the.week.end'With her sister,
Mrs. Madden, of Bethel.• -
Wm. Harrington; .)ohn.boiling, Alex
and Fred MacTavish atter<ded.the Exhi
bitton in Toronto last week.
There' will be. no . service" at -Olivet
next Sunday as' Anniversary services are
being held in; the' Methodist .Church;
Ripley.
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Mafekkng
- • ' . -Monday, Sept. ))..•
Mrs.:1). Anderson,. of 'Zion, . visited.
relatives here lost week. • • ' • •
Miss E. Marshall 'Of .1'i<i'hca+dine
� t ae
the ghost of her aunt, "v rs.'l1. Phillips.
M., (31. Swan, of'Lothia.ia, is .visiting
Ler brothers, John andillooir;'Ihis'
week.
Thos.' Anderson, ]Herb Alton 'and 11
Emir,y-are_attend'ing 4h0Amtern': mFair..
at' London this week •
Mrs," Wm. ;Stothere returned"hoo to-
day`•after'apending a few days with' her
son, Bailie, id Toronto. •
Mrs, (. Gibson, of Zion is spending
endina a
few day's with her brother, Jas. Webster,
and other relatives :here.
Mr. and. Mrs. Will Finlay, and Misr-
garet,, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest : 131ake
were Toronto visitors part of last week..
Mr. and Mrs; 'Cleo. Coleman' and•
daughters, 'Elsie; Mabel and -Grace, tyf
Htllsgreen, motored to Luckniity Friday
and visited Mr. and Mrs. Thos.., Blake
Saturday', on thotr way homo.:•
Meters, A. McDougal and II. Taylor,
y ,
'of Whitechurch, have 'beenthi
n is neigh-
borhood for the past three weeks builcl-
ing silos, case, Webster's and Stephen
Strath rs's are completed, and :Satin Kit,
iattIck'e ie well under way, •
i(inloss
• •Monday, Sept. 1 L
Misse' Elsi Shelton, •'•of • Kincardine,.
spent Sunday at her home here.
Mr, and .Mrs: Jos: Elliott visited With
friends around Glamis one day. week.
•
Mr.. Alex. Hewitt and son; 'Wallace,
spenta few days last week with friends'
-in-Toronto.
' :Mr. :EdgarHarrison,"-of . Wingharri, •
spent the week -end- at the home of his
father, Mr,
ldward'Harrison. , . •-
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TonimyMi'ller, who' passed' the En
trance exams, with `honorsi, is now at-
tending'ii`incardine high School.
. • Among those who attended the Torn:
ti Exhibitien•from hero weie: Messrs:-
arry ornpson;: "i ' euest, Sydney ,
I'allock and Miss Irene Pollock... • •
• • • The Trained Aniinal Show, owned by
one of our young men,• `.putt on its • first
public appearance' last - Saturday .even-;
' All•present seemed --.pleased ;with
the entertainment .
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Walkerton -
Doman OF .'MAT•rrii;mv 'Georg. -Mat
thew C z, a prominent and Well known .'
•citizen of •_Walkerton, passed away at
his home' here Sundry afternoon after a
ytry short illness:, He was in his .sixty
Y
first year, and had enjoyed good health
until a week agog when a carbuncle form- •
ed on the back of his head, causing blood
poisoning, which resulted fatally: Mr... •
Goetz was Clerk of the County Court, .
Surrogate Onurt, Clerk; and Local Regis-
trar of .the High Court since '1835.' Ho
was well posted on ' matters pertaining
to law, and 'vas a great mathematician
and gramu'alien, 'and in years past had.
frequently given his services at the local.
educational institutions. Reis surviv-
' Thi1 :wife, oneson•, Lbo, a barrister,-
of :Guelph," and three ,daughters; Mrs'
O'Conneil,•of Region, and Misses Olivia" .:
and Nettie at homer The funeral funeral • will:•
be held. from his late •residence' an Wed
nada' morni»g, thence tri the Formosa
Cemetery. .
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Course- equal to that given by any school in the
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Individual Instruction. 'Students may enter
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