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If you expect to amount to
anything in this world
keep moving. Don’t sit
down and> wait for success
to come to you. Do some
thing for yourself every
day. Take every chance
that offers to fit yourself
for doing some useful and
well paid work, an then
if opportunities don’t
come your way go and
hunt for them, and ndou
stop hunting until you
enroll with us for one of
our splendid courses which
will open out for you sure
success in all the avenues
of business life. We have
no vacation.
For further information aod
terms write
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Seymour, of Paisley was elected 1st
Vice-Pre?. and Mrs. Ashcroft, of
Purple Valley, 2nd Vlce.Pres.
Friday night, a fine vocal duet
was rendered by Mesdames Krug and
Mercier, o f Chesley, and a solo by
Mr. Archie Scott, of Lucknow, bo h
of which was much appreciated, and
after singing, “All round the world
the ribbon white is twined” and “God
Save the King” the last meeting of a
must successful convention was
brought to a close and the delegates
returned to their homes stregthened
for the lrhours of mother year and
with kind memories of the friends
Soutpamptoh.
FARM FOR SALE.
Being the east half of lob 6 and the
south of lot 5 in the 11th Concession
of the Eastern Division of Ashfleld,
containing 200 acres. The farm is
wed fenced and has good buildings
and plenty of water. There is a good
orchard of three acres, contnuing all
kinds of fruit. It is five miles from
Lucknow on good roads. For further
particulars apply on the farm, to
Wm. Spears, Lucknow.
VOTERS LDT 1904
For the Municipality of the Township
of West Wawanosh, County of Huron
VOTERS LIST 1905
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IN PRINTS RESSGOODS CLOTHInG
MILLINERY, ETC
Tn men’s olothing we are also offering big cu's in odd lines. Good suit8
from 83.50 to $4.50 each.
Tn new dress g^ods we have some very desirable lines. Also in lady’s
coats for fall we are showing good styles.
Our milliners are busy preparing for the seasons business. Miss Pent
and will be pleased to show our latest styles and fill orders promptly.
Train Wreck
On Wednesday afternoon of last
week the mail train from Toronto met
with an accident about five miles from
Lucknow and how the passengers and
railway employees escaped from serious
if not fatal accideut is miraculous.
The train was some hours late of sehe
dule time and was running between
30 and 40 miles an hour, when the
drive shaft of the engine broke. The
engineer immediately applied the air
brakes, but the broken shaft with
every revolution of the wheels, tore
up the track and finally lifted the
large drive wheels of the engine clear
of the rails. The four small wheels of
the engine however remained oa the
track, but as the big wheels passed
along the outside of the rails they
clipped off the plate bolts which held
the ends of the r ails together, which
allowed the rail s to spread, and the
baggage car and two coaches were
thrown off the road against the bank.
About one hundred yards of the rails
and ties were torn up, but strange to
say no one was hurt. It was fortun
ate, indeed, the accident occurred
just when it did, for had it taken
place, fifty yards either way from
where it occurred, nothing could have
saved the lives of all on board the
train. The accident was a revelation
to the railway men themselves as well
as the crowds of citizens who went to
see the wreck. There was scarcely a
sound tie in the whole portion of the
road torn up, while the great majority
of them were rotten throughout and
notjfit to hold the spikes. The wreck
ing train was soon on hand and Dext
day traffic wa3 resumed as usual.
For the Municipality of the Township
of Kinloss, County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I have
transmitted or delivered to the par
ties mentioned in sections 5 and 7 of
the Ontario Voters List Act, 1889 all
copies required by said sections to be
transmitted or delivered of the list
made pursuant to the said Act, of all
persons appearing by the last revised
assessment roll of the said Municipal
ity at elections for Members of the
Legislative Assembly and at Munici
pal Elections , and that said list was
Orst posted up in my office this 14th
day of September 1905, and remains
there forinspection. Electors are called
upon to examine the said list and if
any omissions or any other errors are
found therein, to take immediate pro
ceedings to have the said errors cor
rected are according to law.
G. G. Moffat, Clerk.
Dated 14th day of September,
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advantage of
baigains offered
compare and criticise
prices.
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worying about
the verdict.
This Sale
will positively
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one of the largest and
most up to-date stocks of
these goods ever shown
in Lucknow.
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We are also the head-
quarteas for all kinds of
Fancy China
Cut Glass
Fancy Glassware
Stationery
School Supplies, Etc.
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stock.
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w C T U Convention
She 18th Annual Convention of
Bruce County W. C. T. U., which
met Jin the ^Presbyterian Church,
Southampton, on August 24th and
25tb, was one of much interest and
profit. The local Union had spaied
no pains to make everyone comfort
able and happy. The opening devo
tional ^excercises were conducted by
Mrs. (Rev) McLaughlan, of Hanover.
Ah address of welcome of more than
ordinary merit, was given by Miss
RobertsoD, President of Southampton
Union and was replied to in a few
well chosen words by Mrs. Halliday,
of Chesley. Hie mass meeting of the
children was addressed by Mrs. Rev.
McLauchlin, who gave a B. B. talk
on God’s Plumb Line, and Mrs.
Ashcroft and the President, urged the
boy3 to be total abstainers from
liquor and tobacco and the girls from
reading trash books and usingeslang.
On Thursday evening a iS public
meeting was hold when Rev. Dr.
Dougal, Walkerton delivered address
on Earl Grey’s Public House Trust. He
proved conclusively that, if we had
such a thiDg in Canada, it would be
much worse than a well enforced Lie
ence law, Mr. Fairweather of Saint
James Cathederal, Toronto and two
solos in excellent voice, Miss Smellie,
Chesley and Mrs. Brown and the choir
rendered musical selections. Hearty
addresses of welcome were given by
Rev, Terryberry and Cobb and Editor
Humffle, which were responded to by
Mrs. Rev. McLauchlin, of Hanover.
On Friday morning a helpful bible
meeting and consecration servic6 was
conducted by the President, which
gave the key note of the days session.
Friday, all Friday morning reporos of
the different departments were read
and after interesting discussions were
adopted.
Friday afternoon the sub-rxecctive
were all re-elected except Vice-Pred-
ent Mrs. M. Keeling’s resignation
as accepted with regret, Mrs. Rev.
Notice is horeby given that I have
transmitted tr delivered to the parties
mentioned in Sections 5 and 6 of the
Ontario Voters List Act, 1889, all
copies required by said Section to be
transmitted or delivered of the list
made pursuant to the said Act, of all
persons appearing by the last revised
assessment roll of the said Municipal
ity at elections for Members of the
Legislative Assembly and all Munici
pal elections, and that said list was
first posted up in my office on the 14th
day of September 1905, and remains
there for inspection Electors are cal
led upon to examine the said list and
if any ommissions or any other error
are found therein, to take immediate
proceedings to have said errors correc
ted according to law,
W. S.McCrostie, Clerk.
Dated 14th day of September.
FARM FOR SALE.
That very desirable property known
as the “Hudson Farm,” situated on
Cod. 3, Kinloss, 1| miles west of the
Gravel Road, miles from Lucknow.
The land is A 1 and has been under
grass for several s years. It is well
fenced and drained and has an Arte
sian well and windmill, with water
works system to tho house, brro, and
extending to the back part of the
farm. There is a splendid orchard
and several acres of hardwood bush.
It has a first class dwelling house and
one of the finest barns in the oounty
of Bruce, with separate sheep pens
and hen houses.
There are few nicer homes in the
township than this one. See it at
once. For Particulars apply on the
property, Lot. 5, Con. 3, Kinloss, or
o Mr. P. H. McKenzie, M. P., Luck
now.
STORE FOR SALE.
The large frame store on Crmpbell
Street, next to B. '"McClure's for sale
cheap for cash. This is a decided
bargain. Apply to Mi-s Murray,
Lucknow.
TEACHER WANTED
Teacher wanted for S. S. No.
Kinloss, to s'art as soon as possible
after holidays. Apply, stating salary,
to
2,
H. A. Graham, Sec.-Treas.
K inlough P. 0 . Cnt.
Is absolutely new in de
sign unequalled in the beauty
of its hues and the artistic
effect of its ornamentation,
and unexcelled in operation.
There are more Home Penin
sular Ranges in this district ;
than of any other make every
one of which demonstrate the g
unparelled excellence of a g
perfect mechanical achevment ®
See the range inquire of its B
merits and be convinced that |
for $35.00 there is no more |
superb value. |
D. C. TAYLOR, LUCKNOW
INSURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE
GUELPH
DR. BROWN.
L. K. C.P., London, England.
Graduate of London. New York
Chicago.
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
Throat.
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CAIN HOUSE, LUCKNOW
THIRD Wednesday of each month
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
SAW-MILL FOR SALE
and
and
The undersigned has for sale the
saw-mill situated on the 12th conces
sion of Ashfield, on the Goderich road,
one mile and a half south of Luck
now. The mill and machinery are io
first class condition, one twenty five
horse power engine and thirty horse
power steel boiler. The above mill
will be sold cheap on easy terms as
the propiietor is going to retire from
the business. A complete shingle
mill in connection will also be sold.
For terms and particulars, apply
to
Marriage License.
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'n 0UF W*nd°W t0"day anc* see th® new styles
Dorothy Dodd Shoes
Observe the rich Patent leathers for dress and semi dress,
the soft lustrous black kid for general wear and tho smooth
mellow tans of Russian calf. Note the small Bluecer eflect,
and the natty Gibson and Court ties with wide ribbon laces
and bows. See these and tell us have you ever seen quite
so tasteful an array of footwear with style so smart. Prices
so moderate.
E. Bowers,
Belfast P.
OX FORDS
$3.00
BOOTS
$3.75.
Sold Only By
W, CONNBLL, Issuer of Marriage License
gent for Allan Line and Dominion LineB
of Steamships.
Life and Accident Assurance.
Campbell St. Lucknow
WM, CONNELL
W. J. LITTLE,LUCKNOW
NOTICE
For all kinds of lumber, plank,
bridge tin her, posts, lath, shinties,etc
Aprlv to Cha’. Thom’, Wingham.
Wanted—An Idea SS3
Protect your ideas: thev may brlug you wealth
Write JOHN WKDDZxBtJRN & CO., Patent AttjH.
nays, Washington, I>. C., for their $1,800 prise otlel
*ud ltet of two tumdiu*! inventions wanted.
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A Cofled Spring Wire Fence
With large* stiff etay wires, makes a perfect fence
Notone-poonAxrf soft wire enters intothe construction of
THE* FROST. Ttm^oprights are immovably locked to the
running-wires with THB FROST WEDGE-LOCK, making
absolutely Stock>ptoaC3ence. The I^y.kshind without kinking
or crimping either fi» stays^ifatasl ““ > Wkmot slip, and our
new method of ■eaamrTThTgeaAT
tO'thttappearane6*<®4he^feflBftti„,
it is the
W. J. SPINDLER, Lucknow. |