The Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-12-14, Page 5' laroday,.
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• Capktql Authorized $6A4%6"
capital Paid-up - $3,000,poo J. A• GLEp11NI , ll ana$ar,
Surpliu0 , - •. .. $$0470,00.0
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Systematicsaving is an index to
character. The power to resist.
the temptatAo-a to spend is lava'.
• sped and streLlgthei3 .d by the pas.
session of a Bank-kce. �►a . Qt�, Out
Savings Department will help yo
r Killrirtyt?at r. 1 n 1:.1'Paftl 8it1.1141w
rir • lttr clam ,4-tikn r ,.. n.. ,r •.,1 itItis" p
.f Ilan -semi the prude I uta q,^ Wad reed,
..The tiapeetor foue.d the Howe very
eilillentl1Y' managed and civeryything `an•:
good order,. but ;recoiulatendtt •that the
heating isyetena be unproved and that a
trained utiulo be ployealto maist the
inmtroil.
�i' 7.c..ounty of Stormont i.;
.,.itltioning
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t1\,i.(i•avarntxieut to c' nxpel,evyry auto to.
carry "ditineere Jul the Jae. 4441its and'
that all velttcles carry some light,,. 'rims.
gouneel„endorse tklta peiittiiu. -/
Wm, J henry, Of 1i.tncardine, was
appointl.ct iiigh School Trusieie-•fair tin.
.expired. part.of terata of J. 13,. liaakei de'•
•ceased; acid at.the requestedthe'lieeve
•of. _'Viarton,' it was reconnect ded jute'
the Ultief Constiib1e, of Wiactnn, ;sl'unrld
., be appointed a County (Jdnstuble: • .-
Tie chief item of business wits 'the
question of'adoptiug. the Glaod: Road's
System. The discussion :on "this took.
up considerable ..time,.. and \brought
•ottt.niuc•lfvaluahie iit,formation for the
menibers,..,,Itlwas pointed- out.t.ltii,t many
thein bi; tlitat it 'was it very,• c q ensire
Systetn, but •it;eal1y was not and in the
•end would be a' much cheaper andbetter
way.. -than tire present, that -it is. `much
easier to keep a good article in . repair
thane poor -one. To the objection that
the l:l.vernutent borrowed the. money
tiley gAVE'• t',�wards tt,'an l the Ise( Plc, of
Bruce had to pays. it.. Pieeve' 1 C s , neatly
-i !plied that that was one of his objections
to the present system. ' The'Governinent
'had' already bOrrriwed the Money,, ,for
Good Roads,' the County t,,hf Bruce • was
'paying. its share but the OQUnties Who
went in on the Goods Roads movement
were getting all the nitiney anti Bruce
got none;, • The. systetn. of dealing •►.villi
towns and villages, and with diose town-
ships who'may ;riot get as • much work
dons as others end Are therefore com-
p `nsated ' iiyi . grants, ° was • explained.
l,e thorough discussion many who
beforo•liad .been. rather opposed it,
the ii
.thou ht .the:systetu might: be all kit,
but it was decided to leave°it over.until
:Tantiary session for further coitsid•
eAfrtitioner. '
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t'oI. A L."13elch'er, of '£oro.nto, as for
'naer uieniber of'Cottecil,,'• wl•ote offering
an oil painting.of•hifi'iself to hanng'in the
Council Chamber., at -idler gladly accept:
•r.stmas.::GQod.
A •ne. wassortment of Ladies' Collars in broadcloth,
Crepe and •noire. Also the finest assortment of Hand-
kercuiefs ever ,shown" by us, handkerchief Centres,
5c: each.•
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Bushed Wool Sets, in very fine quality, in all'creani.
and create with colored trimmings,•for the•girls. Fine
• Crib Blankets for the babies. . -'
IN LADIES' FURS we have the'•best as well as
the copular priced. If yo'u want big value corse
to us.
NOW is the time t get stocked up in Underwear
White the old lines last. Repeats ,will be' much
• higher.
Men's.Cl•oth Ov°ercoats,` in black, 14.5o for $12.50,
and a .12:5o .coat for $10:00. This season's
; goods. No better values than we offe
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W.CONNELL
BRUCE' COUNTY COUNti.'
The December session eftthe County
Council of the County of Bruce was held
at Walkerton,, opening on'the`,fth. init.
All members ,were present' ;• . • `
There wad, :ars 'nsual. little now .bttsi
,ness oiFerieg. ut the session; -this being
the clean up session of the year and the
Finance Conimititee'was left busy audit-
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;inn; and. passing accounts. , • •
The•Canrmitteeappointed' to sell the'
*debentures•' is'suhd tci raise inoney'for.
• Patriotic purprises; $42;00Q.O0, reported,
that the debentures 1.0.1 .bieti.,sold for
A.large number.of Committees appointed
in'.Tanuary and June Sessions •to ',look.-
after' bridges, etc.., reported the •comple-
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on of the:"wora: • • . ,
Severa'ldelegations address, tu'e•ceun-,.
cal• in -connection with ditferents• parts. of
Patriotic work, 'and council `passed` resp- •
lotions `requesting,- that at all .recruiting
meetings some one should 'advance the
claims of th.e.navy for recruits.". •They
also 'endorsed the formation df. ''The
Associated •Kiri.of 'Canadian Exped'ici}rrr-
ary Forces,” believing that if the rola- :
tives of those -bow - at .the front were:
unt.ted.theywouldhave a „great influence...
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:•A'strong'resoltition Was passed.. urging
the, Qoyernmr•nt • to take some action
whereby the slacker, would be'ciimpel1ed
to-oacnie forii.ard and db iiis bit, instead
of .holding.bac,at the expense of t'lie
ivillir,g acid: Akiug' advantage of 'the in,.
creased chances of,riaiiking money. • '
Warden. \tcNab•entertained the mem
bees as t tie .\:'dung • i,adiea' tea gems,
and the members.. took advantage of the
occasion to pieaent.tbe• .Warden With, a
gold•_lieaded Cane 'in token. of their ap
over,SUO0.00.• shove par. Tea credit of in" stimulatins recruiting and would also preciattion of his services,
the.dounty,of Bruci,•is. evidently high: 'be able to it'ssist largely in ..Providing 1': A. �1ni.roitlso's, Clerk.
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When.y:otn• e' se becomes compli-
-' eaten. 'and medic -in' fail, the ,doctor --
makes a test of the .blood p .essure,
ir that 'there mt be something
reartut, f
wrolil,► with tlit 'Condit ►n of the kid-
neys and •tlie action of e heart.
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lip acini ea'tltrrt: whin he kidneys
• fiiil• to 'filler the. poisons .1°om, the
dening..
blood that.thpre will be. a
` ; "of the : arteries, ,find 'when, •th pres-
:. _sxixa..nf_bl rosi.•..Cnn of on theywill nap -
f like' .o Atwell. deteriorated rubbe, -
titbilirt--the result is a chit of blood
Vit' ort the, 'brain, • hemorrhage • in the
heart' :or wlw ever the. weak ..ilaint
may 'be.
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'Put why allow tills condition' to, be
roadbed when yott pan se readily regu-
late the action of the li er,•aatd. kidlneys.
by using Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills.
'Troublesof this natttre ,have tiie'ir
btrginning when,pfront over-eating�or, lack
of exercise, the liver goes. wren,, and
thrdws•an.undue:burden on. the kidneys,''
Iieadaclies; bllibut;ness, ,constipation and
intiigestioh jive 'due' warning, -and tit the
timely use '•of 'Dr. Chase's Kidney -11 r
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Pills tli.era need be Iro_timber ,trouble.
The liver is awakened to action, .the
bowels ` t'sgulated, and the lf.idneys--
strengthened in their all' -i n?�iortant work
by •pui•itying the blood ani :thereby, thea,
venting pain. and serious disea^e; This .
Is tate greatest -of family medicine's•; be-
- --emme-of th - hoS t' °t'rf His-•$li' l s,i; hoof rl
and' iirevente�1 by keeping the liter, kid-
ney;s and bagel`s healthy and active.
One pill h dose, .25 }cents a box. Ail
d.ealers,;or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Linn
ited, Toronto.
-.Do-not be talked' into accepting a sub-.
White. Imitations 'disappoint. ''
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We invite you to examine our stock of Xmas. Goods. ,Quality And Prices •111 beright:
We give you a few suggestion which may be helpful in making some of your 'selections=
For4Grandi'ather
A Pearl Randle I�nif
'Pair 9liUs. or'0loves.
,Cuspidor
Alcohol' Lamp
Reading Latnp.
Clothes Brsush
Pipe
For Grandiiriother.
Nickel Plated Tea- Po
and Coffee Pot.
R it. Scissors
Oil Heater ° 'l
Foot Warmer
Cna rcoal Iron
Toaster, Whisk
For Father',,
Razor. •
•Strop and Hone'
A,e,or Saw,
Fair Mitts
Wright Light Lantern
Brace and Bits
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Chisels, Plwnes, etc:
Grindstone
Forks and 'Shovels.
Sleigh Bells . '
• •l er Mother '
,. Set Knives and Forks.
Set Carvers •
t. Silverware
Parlor •Lamp; -
New Range
• Washing Machine
]-timing Board
• Set of Irons' .•.
Eread Kixer
Butter Bowl, Churn
Food Chopper
Carpet Sweeper •
Yaeeuuin .Cleaver .
. Cooking Utensils
Casserole
• Set Nut Crackers and
• :Picks
For Sister "' . For Baby Sister or
Ladies' Auto Sie a irs: •. Brother
Silverware .Clii'd s Knife •Frn:k
Pen Knife. • Clip, fSaueir; and Plate'
Sanitary: Dust .Pan • Baby S•petoia
Set Asbeatos .Sad !tors
Corn 'Popper
Reading' L.1.iup.
For Brother
Automobile Skitter
Hooey Stick • 1.
[land Slani"gh
Flash Light •
dun, Pocket knife
PairMitts
Gillette Safety Razor
AleLeod
Sho' gar
Secure
First Choice
Joynt
We Aim to Please' -'-The' Store
Were Your Money Goes Farthest
BRUCE COUNTY, NEWS
Mr. J....13. Armstrong,' of Culross,
won 1st. prize •for: yeat•ling• shorthorn
steea at P
Gtt h Winter Fair.
Chia f Mildmay, ivlto
. PPP yregent,.
ly was appointed to the office' of Colin.
ty: Cqu i t _Clerk, • has sold his residence
in' hiilc}ruay; .and. will trove .tq •the.
County Ti?.wn• next May.
• .The Town. Council bf Kincarnine at
its last session reduced the-I3cense..fee''
ler selainnci;arottes from •450 to .410.
.It appears tbatt; hotels which •pay only
u 41.00 license, were permitrteel to sell
cigarettes and •the'otljers thought this'
'unfair..
C,iisiderable iiiisappreliension seems.
to exist in. surtounding towns as to
the amounts to patriotic•piirposew con
tri bated i -y- Carrick, this, renin. , For'tbe
information •of all Who are: interested
we'.begM1to'state.tthat' Carrick leas given'
this year =?•i,100 to .'the Patriotic:Fund
and 1..43.3: to the British Red - :Cross; —
•Mildniriy.•Gazette: • , .
Samuel :buil, for. over: 50; years 'a
i•esitleu of-KineardrneTawnship, near
[tinged, w -is found dead' in bis house.
on J)ec: 1th. His .wife was' -away at
Owen Scund �at the ;time, and as Mr.
Neil had •not been'seen' by the.- neigh=
bots for:a-couple of•-;dayy;,AbeStringer'
and J. Need'hain wennt::to his home to
iU;•estil;atos..Ile was•sittitig uprightiii
lit liis'Chairt and niparently .had died'
from .iipoplexy ,Fie .was 66 years', of, •:•
ago.
Wov 1'Ptizi4s' At Gui:r.Pif:---'.i.eeport
,the,success of4dli•. 'Wafter•, Rose,
cif T'eeswater; itt :the iec•erit `inter.
Fair•at Gueltihi •the'•_Teestvater•- News.
had the f i}loivin(i: ' Tlie faucui s from
•evciy•cortio'r of Westei4 Ontario had
their, birds there -and iv ent;tliem selves.
We are 'pleiised'''tti. ,repot ° that- Mr,
Walter IlQse; vt town, mot with •Iiia.
customary. • success with • his :famous-
Single,Coinb White Leglrorns: ' There
.were three . hundred= 'tl.nd twenty six
eirtr,les in this; class" of bird% anti ane
huniltied and'ix•cockerel a,; and in the
fries of this..stiffi'o position' 111r.. !'lose
_succeededhi ciitrying 43rd, 9th,'• I tli,
l,2th for reek; ,lith, Stb-'for 'hen; 'l.•st.
fur.coclteeel;' n�l'stiiid. did•for'ta!let;
apeciriT•silvor'cup for hest Cock;' lien,
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etioti. ! A.larRe chair valued vitt
ta: n,Tro d illarss, given: by' Walker
i legs, Wingham, hast' nollectior , best
ockerel,sr'best .'three cackerets, besb
thi;ce'puilets, Ascend best three: hens
THE Okay 11EATi3 Itv 160Tu: Ovuti'
snA J3 i r4,tsio.i. -Corp. Andrew Rob Jr. IIs-=Firlen McDonald, ' f .liorot1ty
of
i'the platoon at the time, when h sate' a
Ford ear coming towards' us., We•wero
Marching :en the left side of theroad,
our proper, side, and the car was on' the
.Other, side. At the same time alarge
`army truck came ' up Behind and
whether the driver thought he could
pass us before lie would meet the Ford
or whether he-did,not see it, I do -not
know. 'Anyway, , he at'last saw that he
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could trot pass us'
P .because of the car'
:ahead, He applied the:brake but' the
wheels slid .on thecement • road. lHe
pulled in•behind our men, t t:the same
-tithe shouting,"Lookout, •boys,'jump!" -
Ilo.di I not sound the porta-aeall,' so it
carne the boys unawares.: We'jump-
ed for the left side of the ioad 'and .by
this time' the driver:was pulling out to
the right..
1'he'hind wheel of tha truck
•ca•ught. J.' W. ilaxir,„ No. 652110,
knot king him down. 'The truck stopp-
ed .but ' before' it stopped it • drag„ ed
es
Win front of. the, wh for. about
si'c, feet,' then''•lit tdas ph- . bis body.
When we shouted to him,, •the • driver
ran •Iiia car back quickly; but Wes.;'
you -may -say- *us:k-il1ed''instanti°y H -e
suffted no pain. ' When the. two., cars
stopped they were a.di ands of'about
twelve yards from -'meeting: !n: the
Ford was a military medical •oflice'r,
and in about.three' minutes..a Majdr•
cache along, who took matters in hand
ida capable way. Ile. took note of
all, the'partichlars sent for an : ambo=
hLnc3 and -the body Was taken to; the
14iergue:
SCli00[, RI PORTS.
THE HEARTS Oh ,MOTHERS`
`9Y KATHERINE I1ALP,.
The hearts of Mothers are hid things
In these days of woes •
And. troops of strange thoughts, rove
therein •, : .
Silently to and :fro.
They- are.uot•thoughts of yester-year,
Or 'thoughts of you and tae, " •
And that' which we have done, or do;
By air, or lands or sea. • ,
,Boat these are 'thoughts Leel -bright with
pain,
And: death- thoughts bareand stark,
And;shining thoughts of armanents •
That glitter through`the-'dark.
They move;.old passions and revolts,
,,Fresh-.cal',led, yet stiff with -scars;
To music- crimsoned with the clash:
' Of endless ancient
And tone who summon n;einor""les
,Front pathways of the sun, - '
When death spoke life most sctenuity' „
Ere new life was begun
They dream' of a strange blooming.
That dawns in greater birth;
The•fratl,;bright flower of selfishness
• Brought back again to earth. •
They feel the Givers of all Life,
Great nead to give again
The utmost dower: of womanhood,.
:All mystery—all pain.
=From The Canadian Magazine for D.
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RUN-Q•RWil
Made Strong,"
. By O.ur Vino!
l+'+'ort ] award,. N. Y.—" I ryas in. ,a ,run-
• dow*iat, 'novena an weak coridition;• so •l; " ^
could not do the housework for my, little
family of three. °t lead• t'aketi Codliver.' -
oil' emulsions: and other remedies ,with •
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• out benefit:' A friend' told ane about • . .
•t-iiiol:' I tried ,it aid -it soon built up ay
- strength anis inade,me a well ,wtlman io'
I. now do all. of • my liousewi rk."-bars;
EI•,\fER GLInnE . . -
We euaratilee to:, .restore
atrinrth :aud. biti`drk up rain -down', tweak
and tlttiLilitat{+Cl.euniti.ans .
DR. A.'M. SItENC1 •• LU NOW-
, Christmas .an
New Year: : Fates•,
SIrrGLE
-FARE-7-Dee. 25.44-25;
good to return until Dee.. 20. Also
Pee. 30,.31,'1316,and, Jarn. 1, 1912,'.
valid for return untiil•Jan. 2, 1917.
FARE° A1� ONZ-TTrI•IRD—Dec,. '
'21-2223 ,24, grind for return until - •
Deo. 27th; also'.D.ec. 26'-29'-30. and ,
31, 1916,.valid 'fbrreturn until Jan:
3, 1917.
Above reduced fares appi% . between.
all stations to Canada east of Port Arthur
and tai strait and" Port llu'r,u, ltlicli:, '
utlaboy 13iac: RQek liagaro Fakls ncl
,Suspen ion Midge, N V.: • •
'lic eta- now ou sale, at :all•.G:T:R:
Ticket'Mikes, , • •• • , •. _
O. MARTIN,., gent, 14tteltnoW.
Phone.
-: aS1.•,S. No: 9,'ASuiIELD
• Sr, IV -=:Cecil Johnston,. Harvey And-, ..
erson. .. -
Jr.. IV -Lennon 1'I,ouglilin,-B'etrnar.
dine O'Loughlin Lisuretta _ 11adkett,
Madeline Johnstone'' 'Tillie ` iacicett, •''
Frank Moran, Vied' Finley.
- ac. III-I+'inlay ,Shackleton;;:aeorge:
Twamley,'Nornian O'Loughlin.':. :
Sr. II—P,abrie"r Kilpatrick Caswell
Hackett, Allan Pinky, Elizabeth Ater:'
Jr:II-Millicent Hackett,: 'itit•e Blake, •
Dominic Berger, Esther Glazier, l�tsie .
Anderson, - .
• } t II••-(Olive•Ki'lpatrick, Sfarv� 1+'inlay,
Alige Shackleton. • .
:CI. .I -Walter Lane.` ••
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•Pr.=Leo Clare.
No: car:ritli,
- E. J: S�rnetis; Teacher.
8. 8. 'o: 14; iluttost..a`1ii Asurixf.n.
•St:IV Annetta Towl'',. Willie let-
ehitbaw,
Sr IIi = Vr rna IIaw'ilton°,,Ada Picker•- .
insianti •wi itiiig"to .'lrf;i fnothcr a ':the
Iuortii Liyne, .icaneardine,• 'wp,, gives
the following account of bow,• Pte.. Haug
. ' ,of near Tiverton,, was killed in: Eng-
landk, ' Sr :Pf.• II -•-Freddie Martin, Hazel :
I brit the platoon nut on •a sir_ �t Ashton.
tnai`.eh. for exercise w.ften' the accirle rt. •
Jr. let. i t --Alvin Mt )oiiald.. •
happened Forty five of its left camp A—Ethel Martin, Jimmie 1{etehabtats
n.t 2:10 and went out about tWo�'miles ;Amanda 1eDonald. •
or, a'little more. We then tested for ' s * absent•for patt of month.. . Nil. -on'
fve tninutes atirl went bank.. We had roll, 10; average attendance,. 17. '
gono tali. a Milo back( to aelf ' 1e ding fsealrti M.,1110Dt ut un; !ditcher,
Plckering, Ellen •Ketehabaty); Carmen'
ilamil'to ` r
nieA.u'nic iicUonalc1,Yeart'iltiy-
hard'•. :
Jr IT -Annie K'efehabaw, Itazel Rat-
tiard'� • • ,
Shopping For PCht istras y ladle Easy
BUY USEFUL GIFTS ,,
Nothing wit bring more pleasure to }'stir f:iert:l 'Oran to tuv_theui }
soinetltitigiu Footwear fo'f• Chris-LSlas pre eats. 11'a sa v .r ltat,1 a laetter
selection to choose from in all kitr,ls'1t'f Pa'btrir.ar.'4 •
• • ; i, Ladies' Pipe Shoe's:from 3.00 ftp to $6,0.p.
Men's' Fine Shoes `troth 4.00 up to $7,.00'x• -
• ISg have a largeassortment' of Ladies I ,,n, .. `` •i.i :'.'3.,,:;.t a chic i.e "frons
...ip the popular colors. .ltubbers tc+• fit ;i': 4i. •� .,f-slr•.•e,.. .
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matted e. iytto ter"..., it � : ^ t'`altrte'
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