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LUCKiSTOW SENTIN.EL
ftlARKEi QUOtATIONS.
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orepprne St4O0e. ,1?'irtns .trine--Otgoial iP'Um. "B tte of the Bothmo.' '
.An urgent call •for help -again goes forth from' the. Motherland's mighty..life= •
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:saving agency --- the • British • lied Cross, The Empire >tre is called upon to give'
- r i. gy,gi. quickly, y, . �.- k,-. g
greatly., give lovin � vs. weld that the sick wounded and su�ferMa ' on all
the battle fronts may not languish and perish in their hours of deepest need.
Here is a great ; work in .which all can stare. The-
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Joint War Committee ±ot the :British. 'Red Cross ' •
Society #nd order of S.t.. John is the only institution
'which carriesvoluntary aid ,to the gift hnd wounded
. of the British forces on land and sea in every region.
of the wap. Thousands of uvea of.our bravest '.and
beet' are Gaged through this ...splendid • work. YOUR
gift may. save a lite. Isn't ft worth 'doing 't it is•
GIVE
Make "Our Day" Your
'-Red Cross Gift- Day
Give on. October 19th
The RedCross.looks: after. the transportation ,of sick
and wounded -it equips tbousand0 of hospitals, rest
and :..convalescent homes, it supplies ' \countless
• )requisites„ for hospital work, clothing and other cont..'
forts. . Over 2,000 Red !e roes Motor Ambulances aro
at work on the various fronts,' while "reptstatione,"
hospital trains, steamers and launches. foodfor pri-
'Boners. hooka, special work for the blind, etc., eta., aro '
a few. only, of Bed Cross activities. '.
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Ontario's prineely•gitt in 1915 of $1,614,000 rang, .a
clarion mercy call, throughout, the, Empire. The
British Red.Qross were grateful beyond measure. and
their appeal,'tbraugh'Lord Lansdowne, President, now
comes .to us' as' to , friends who sympathize and help,
The need is greater to -day than a year ago -It is ever
growing, Will Ontario do =less .than she did last year?
No f GIVE --giro a. day's pay,' give all you can. GIVE.
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• Premier Hearst Has Seen the Work
"My visit to England and France,
his aroused d
.ciatio.neeper' apprc-
than' Q,ver,of [lie_. ,lendi� �srk of the _lied Cross. It
deserves every, support, and I trust the people • of Ontario will
respond with their usual .generosity. -to 'the British Red Gross
• Appeal for October 19th:"
MON. W. H. HEACIST.. - • ,
Prime Minister. of Ontario.
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He gives twice who. gives ,quickly.
Your help is 'needed NOW!
The ; Motberland'a• only direct appeal to us for help in
this great -war • is •• lrer great 'Rede Cross mercy work,
Ontario's response, must and willbe quick and, generous,
Give through •the Treasurer of 'your' Local Committee.-
Or, send your subscription to the Clerk of your m'unlel-
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pality-or,•. make. it payable to Hon. T, W. Mcflarry,
Treasurer Brit • h .Red •' Cross. Fund for Ontario, Parlia-
, men•t Buildings; Toronto,
Don't 'Let Your Stricken Defenders
Call in Vain, ,but
The Sick and Wounded
Call For Your help
Gave on Ocib'er 19th
Tour gift will 'go entirely to the British Red Cross..
where, again, through much voluntary, work, the
working expenses • are cut down to" only ,2 1/4 %' of the
total revenue. Thus, If you give $10, actually $9.77%
goes to the !faiths and saving. of some ,stricken 'hero. •
The expenses of the O.ntartp Committee, advertising,
printing. etc., are beteg met entirely by the Provincial,,
Government.
Mr. N. W. Rowell, K.C., Brings a r ed Cross Message
"1. bring a message of cheer to those who have relatives id
.1 the front and who fear they may be wounded. 1 believe every --
-i thing--humAn 'sympathy cat,
provide, is being done and provided each day` and each• night
.throughout the year by .the Army Medical Corp4 and the ,"Red
Cross. 'ltis'a perfect marvel of efficiency.";
• • MR•. pr. 3v. IRON ELL, li.C.,. •
• ' w- Leader ot•the Opposition.
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Wounded In the Trencbes-Orflclal Film. ^nmltfe• of the.'Sbnime." •
HE SENTINEL take's
Subscriptions'. and Re-
newal of Subscriptions
lb all Daily and Weekly City'
Newspapers.
We ' can save yo ,i ' time,
postage, war. 'tax stamps and
stationery ' b y looking after
your orders. ` LEAVE .YOUR
ORDER WITIi
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FARM MACijINERY�'
A few leaOling machines we offer '• for.. sale at this. season
of ,the year.
The Deering Corn -Binder
The Oliver Riding- Plow
The Wilkinson Climax and . th'w-l.nternational;
Ensilage Cutters. • •
Andrew W. fir.° • •
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•' BRUCE. .COUNTY' NEWS
The Toronto Planter. • Co.; which. is
installing a plant For: the reduction of
Rine rock• -at Teeswater,,. have. started
:work on the foundation of.thrsir plaub,
• Word Was received at.. Kincardine.
fast week of the death at... the battle
front•of Pte. Donald Roy, McKellar, a
astounding and foolhardy feat by -stand
tug; on _ is 1. cad and then Some. An
Atnerican• tourist' passing in- hie' car at
.the time,'stopped, got Berry's n•tme and
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address; and 'told hitn that anyone 'wiio
bad sufficient nerve tp 'perform.'stunts
lilce that was wasting his .time in Han-
over. •
Paramount
;soh of gra:-awl 'ra F' McKelTar, of that • , • •
town. He enlitted at Winnipeg.
• fills.: Willoughby, a Chesloy•
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woman `T i years• of •age; 'and . crippled
with rheumatism, ' has••• knitted -165
pairs of socks for the Red Cross Society;
acid siie is still adding to the .nunber.
VP. 1 . 'ri'. oft, wlho;fot some tune has•
had the,photo studio .at Kincardine,
has sold; that buslness'`to. Frank J; •Leo,
of Lis owel. ".Mr. Trott• wilt•i•.,turri,,to
CoIlingwood, Painwheti;o hp•..canie to.
Kincardine. • •- .
' Kincardine town evidently 1i°as`°sol v •
ed the problenrof a goo71 water sgpply
by the •sinking of a well to tet ' depth
Of 130 feet. A 'gusher shock at:tliis
depth yields •168 gallonskof•good Water,
`per' iirinuto;. - • -•
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-•'Monday.;`Oct. 9.f
Miss Maggie Murray is visiting friends
in 'Brantford at .present,
Aril.. Page is laid.. up with a severe. cold.
Miss Annie Clarkson, .who' has been..
ten'ching, at L nderwood„•iii home- for
'Thanksgiving, •••.
Miss CI,#0dye .1ictntnsla' of .. Toronto,
was home for ...few 'dtiys at Thanksgiving
[rule.
the Voting l'enplh's Society here'- had.
a very pleasant tjuio last•I+'rid'ay'evening,
It being;social night. After the opening
t•xercii-es 'were, gone iiit•ough''•with,.a
splendid.prograni vas rendered, Consist=,
,ing of `readings;.singtn,g, reCitativn, etc.
The serving el lunch and the singing of;
the'National Anthem brought the ' pro-
cediegs to a close, and all went home
feeling,t•hat they .iiad spent. a '•pleasant
and pect-itNble everting., '
Bandmaster 'Wright, Who .hte' been, : •ttOMESEEKERS', •EXCURSIONS TO
.WESTERN CANADA
leading the IGOtlt.' 13i:as8 'Band!? ineeits
organi =[tion, was honorably dischai°ged.
froth further military service last week
bn aaaourit•'•-of..-bei[rg' overage.' Tfio
{laid is now•uoder. die r'eailersliip of
Sergt,. Jaclta formerly of Paisley. -
A Nervy .Stunt;
I1 tnovtir Post
A ;Hanover young Irian named ')Bill"
Berri performed a hair-ra-isifigg stunt at
10 'o'clock last. Sattrday inerning that
:for sheer • nerve was ti•ithdut.a parallel in •
the history of the town. terry; who
has had some experience in high treatle.
work,mtide a wager with Dave SGliwark
that he could stand on lire, bead on top
of the knob of the stand: p; pe, •- which is
about :175 feet front •terra firma. And
while a couple of hitndted excited hat,.
:overians looked on,'soine in the vicinity
of the staid pipe and eoine down street,
Berry woo bits wa ar1 gullies' off hi'o
' The Grand. 'i'runit,„Railway System
issue`. venni" trip Honleseekers' tickets at
vety•lnw-bites•Fiatu stiitinnw
-to loin.[[} in \lanifolia,' •Saiilcatche'wan
Inn) Alberti diet) Tnesilay•toitil Oct. 31.rt,
inclusive; via North Bay, Cochrane and
1•Transcrntinentsl Route or via ir''hicago,
St. 1'.tul •and l)uiutir, and are geed• re=
turning ,two mouths front date of . issue.
'1'liroitgli Touriai sleeping cars are open.
ated each Tuesday for Winnipeg, leaving
. Toronto i d:45 p. in,: via Transcontinental
liriitte, withtitit Change. Reservations in
tourist;sleepers mak be obtained at noni»
inlil charge bit- application to•any Grand
•Trunk Ticket ()dices.. The Grand Trunk
Paciife Railway is the shortest and;quick.
est route. between, Winnipeg, • S'askatoon
and Edmonton, with/ smooth rnad-bed,
elect-ric Iii ltted•alceping cars, thrntigh the
newest, post picturesque and most rap.
idly dei'tilnping-seetion of Western Can-
ada.. . .0
More, deciding- on. your trip. • ask
Grand Trunk Agents:to •furnish full par.
ti::ulare or write C. E Horning, Distract
kas.9enget Agent 'Totiintu, Ofit, • ' ,
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oC'lCt PER 7t1V
Toronto. Cattle ;Market- •
Steers, choice weljtbty, . $7.75 to $7.8.6.
de. medium. weighty 7.26 7.60
outchere' .choice • handy. 7;2g. 740
do. ,good, ",;..,... 0.50 6.90
do. lnedluM.' , . 5.80 6,26
do. , common , . , , ... 5.00 6:50
kftttcherteLcowa,. choice.. 4.25 6.60
do. good 5.25 °5.75
do. meditim , , 6.00 5.25
Butchers' bulla, choice.. 7.00 7.35
do. ' good ' • 5.60 5.75
do. bologna4.86 5.50.
Feeders, 900 to 1,000 lla46:40 6.75
Stockers, 900 lbs... , ,,, 8.00 6,25
do. • med., 700 to 800 6.40 5.80
do. Common, light4.60 • 5400
Cutters • , T..x i . • • .. , *.-25- 4,50-
Canners
,50-Canners ,,. • 3.75 • 4.25
Milkers, goodto choice75.00 99.00
do. common to med50.00 70.00'
Springers • • 55,00 • 105.00
Calves, veal, choice:..' 11.00 11.50
de. medium ' 9,00 10.25
do, common 5;00 • 7.50
do. grass . r . , 5.00 36.00
Sheep, 'ewes; light 6.00 • 7.00
• de. heavy and bucks' 5:60. 6.50
do. cull's.. .., 3.00 4,00
Hogs, weighed oft cars.11.65 0.00
do. fed and watere4,11..40' 0,00
do: f.o.b. ,10,90 0..00
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Toronto Grain' Markets
Manitoba', wheat Track, bay ports,
No.. northern, $1,76%; No. 2 northern,
$1,33%; No. 3 northern, $1.68%; No. 4'
wheat, $1.5.9%; (old. crop wheat. 3c
higher).. •
Manitoba oats Track, bay ports,•:
No. 2 •C.W., 62c; No. 3 C:W., 611/4,c;
extra No. 1 feed, 611/4c; Nd: 1 teed,
61c.
American corn -No. 2 yellow, 98%c,
track, Toronto. • '
Ontario wheat -Winter, new crop,.
No. 2, $1.53 to $1.56;' old crop, No. 1
commercial, per. harlot,according to
freight outside, $1.47 to.$1.50; No• 2•
commercial,- $1.40 to $1.43;, No. 3 com-
mercial, $1.31 to $1.34.
• ° • Ontario pate -According 'to freight
•outside: No. 2, white; new, 54c to 569;
No. 3 white, new, 53c•to 55c.
Peas -No. 2, '$2.15. to 82.20.
Barley -Malting, 94c to .95c;
- .feed
barley, 87c to 90c. .
13uckwheat-85c to 87c. •
Rye -No. 2, new, $1.18 to $1.20:.
• Manitoba flour -First patents, in
jute bags., $9.30; seebnds,. in jute bags,
$8.80; strong bakers', 'in jute bags,'
$8.50, .Toronto.'
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Ontario flour -winter, new,: track,
Toronto, prompt shipment, according
to sample,, $7.50, in jute bags.
Millfeed-Car lots, per ton, deliver
fid; "MontFd r:. Snorts, .432; bran, $20
to $30; good feed flour, per bag, $2.50;
middlings, $33 •
' Hay -Baled, Ne. 1 track, Toronto,
new, 810• to $12; .'car lots;. No. 2, 89
to. $9:60; •straw, $7 to $8: _
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Butter and' 'Cheese. Markets-
. Mont Jell, Que.-172. boxes were
sold at 21,9-16c. . - • . ' .
N,apenee-Cheese boarded, • 550.
white, 660• colored; all sold. at 22c.
•.Alexandria -$04• •boxeh . of ;white
were offered' and sold at 22c; 43' eolor-
ed .sold at 22%c. ;.
Pictoh-=18 factories boarded .4$77
•boxes of cheese,,117 sold at '22e, 110
at: • 21 t,8c, . balance .unsold.
victoriatille, -Que.-1,600: boxes sold.
at 20%e. • • .
Perth -1,0.00 boxes of white and 200
boxes•of colored were offered. All. sold
at 2233.
Iroquo-ls-610 cheese were` boarded,
670`colared and .40 white. Price bid_on.
• board; 21%c. No - sales. All sold •on.
.curb at 22c. • • • -_ .. •
° Cornwall- ,�Cifferings, 1,890.boxes, all
colored. - All sold at 22e. ,
• •.Brockville --1,594 .•white • and, 1,542
,colored were offered.: •170:colored sold.
-.'on the board at ..21%C. About 8,000
boxes sold -on the street: at 229. ;
• Teterboro' -1,883 cheese, sold • at.
"21 13-16e -
Stirling -636 boxes were 'boarded;
$20 sold at.21.11.16c•and the remainder
at 21%c. .®. '
'Kingston -=349 white and 672' colored
fiord at 22 1-16c. -•
Wholesale Piroduce
Toronto wholesale pries to the
trade':. •
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Eggs. -
New -laid, in' cartons. S,• .43 to $ .45• .
New -laid, et -cartons :". , . . .40 - . ;42
Storage -selects .,,, ,' 38 .00.
Storage No. 1, .,..- . r 36 . • .00
• • Butter--,
CretiYinel"y; prints ; .39 .40
Creamery, solids ... , , .37.38
Choice 'dairy prints , . • ,'34 '• , .35'
Ordinary dairy:prints .28 .29,
' Bakers' ; r : ' .26 27
Cheese -New, large, .22C to 2214'c;'
• twins, , 221/4c' to 22%c; . triplets,- 221/213
to 23c, • •
• Poultry Live • ' Dressed •
Spring chick's, 1:7o 18c ' -23c _ 26a
Old fowl, ib... 14c '1.5e ' 17c 19c
Ducklings,' lb.,, 12c•, 13c , 17o. • 190
Beans -Hand-picked, $5,00; primes,
$4.85. • .•
Honey -Tins; 12%c to
13c a lb.; 54b. tins; 12%c.a.1b:; 1'04b.
tins, 12c a Ib.; 60.1b. tins, clover, 11%c -
a lb. Comb honey -Select; .'82,40. to •
$2.75;. No: 2, $2 to ,$2.25.
Chicago Lire Stock. . . -
Ciattle -- Receipts • 2,000; . marlfet
steady; beeves,. $6.00 to. $11.35; west-
ern 'steers, $6.15 to $9:40;..stoekers and
feeders, $4.75 to $7.75; cows and, heft -
ere, $3.59
ellere,'$3.59 to $9.40; cafes, $8 to $12.60.
Hogs Receipts,. 1000; market
strong, 25c higher; light, $9:10 to• $10;
mixed, $9, to $10.06;. heavy, :$8.90. to
$10.05;. rough, $8.94, to $9.16; pigs;
$6 75 to -$9.25T -bulk Of salea,�$9.35
$9.85. ,
' Sheep Receipts,' •25,000; market
firm; lambs, '$'7 to $0.30. .. '
_East 'Boffalo 'Cattle • . -
T. Cattl, Receipts; 16 cats; Wow.
• •'Hogs --Receipts, 50 cars; Strong
heavy, • •$0,60; yorkere, 82.75; pigs,
$9.25.
Sheep ;Receipts, 10 ears; slow; top -
'Iambs, $10.65; yearlings,'88'.50 •to $9;
*ethers, $7,75 to $8; ewes, $7.25 to
$7.50. j
Calves --Receipts, 500 ,liead; strong;
tops, $14; fair to good, . $12 to • $131
led calves, $5 to $5.50,
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THE BUSY HARDWARE -HOUSE
MAKE'. OUR,. STORE, . YOUR HEADQUARTERS)
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PHONE 66 FOR' PROMPT 'DELIVERY
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TO bake with'eut stooping. That is the joy of using a
Lighter Day High ,Oven 'Range. Everything is in
plain .sight at standila'gheight, The glass door shows
the cooking dishes. plainly as if they. were on the table.
These stove are now'Qi1 alis lay ail().we,•invite your in-
section. L)on't failt o • s 1? 'l' • y
, o es. our Ina of �heatin;;,std�:es before buying elsewhere, •
We have a number of Second Hand Stoves
which we offer at reasonable prices.
®'• Boys' and Girls l` We were
fortunate.
in buying the last of a large- st of
Pocket Knives and'we offer these to you for 1$c ea h. .
This week we will. give 3 °p'lain<•,'cedar lead pencils, with
each 'knife. ' Just the right kind of knife for school use.
Portland' Cement and Coil•,Sprin-g Wire •
a1vways on hand.,
McLEOI JOYN'
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The Store Where Yewr Money Goes .Farthest
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'ALWAYS WORTH # PAR
j1 t, a The one .- security- which never
falls in value buts always away •
, s worth
par !'is is a Deposit ReceiPt issues{
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Ep i its
by a good bank, " tz:t The Ban;
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LUCKNOW, BRANCH
Capital Authorized $5,000.000 J, .A. G LEN N I E manager.•
Capital:•Patd•-up - $3,000.000
Surplus -1- - - .$3,475.0001 -
We wart you to get the
T•.HABI
habit of calling our shoe
GET THE:- T
store "your" shoe store. You want to deal in°a-store where
you can get qu 1ity, fit• and" variety. We have a.- greatvvriety
in Ladies'. and dentlemenk' Fine, Shoes -
;Yon can get"Invictua" Shots•irotn us.
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Our :Boys' .Satin Calf Blucher at $ 2:50` is worth while
examining, when -in need `of Boys'.`Shoes:
=1VIen's Heavy Work Shoes ar $4,00'. are :extra value::
._ AC KE RT " & RATUI W LL.,
'SHDE.'STORE FOR ALL THE FAMIL.:Y•"
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Kincardine
Official word has Leen receivedby
'lennart of 'Kincardine,
Mre George
that her son, Pte. Frank • Tennant, has.
been wo inded in the left arra, being ad •
•nutted tc Colchester Hospital,S.gt. 29.
Pte. Tennant enlisted in Regina, Sask.,
going to the front with the. second con.
tingent. His mother resides in Khmer -
dine. He has a ,brother,„ Pte, William
Tennant, now with the' 147th Battalion,
a't present sertotwly 111 lull, Toronto hots.
t•.r •
Avitam
• Perfect cooking and baking 'with feast expenditure of,
heat is assured by the double flue system fotcing treat°'
twice around- the oyen of • ' -
anye
Co.
iris. 1n and 111 show you
good' as: new' lotig after' other
or replaced: •
S ld b y '/Y1.' c 1L,
why the Pandora ' stays - fl
ranges have to".be repaired •
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