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A. G. SMITH, Editor and Prop.
Lucknow
Word Was rectieVed in town last week or
the death Of MrS. McClelland, a former
vell knoWn resident of thiS town, Her
husband Who predsceased her a few years
ago was a buiLding contractor and had
carried on his trade for years at the Soo,
coming here a few years ago, he bought
it house intending to spend his remaining
years herectney were not many however
ho 'passed away- shortly after. Mrs.
MsClelland then returned to •the Soo, as
she had several daughters Haim; there,
(one of whom visited here may two weeks
She wAS 83 year of age. The
;144:was brought here and the' funerat
took plaee trona the home of h• e- daughter
Mrs. J. E. Agnew, Monday afternoon to!
Greenhill cemetery.'
Lucknow's ball team is kept. busy lately,
PALlheAurrounding towns. wanting to take
a fall ota of them, but few have succeeded
•in. doing thiss but last week was apparent-.
wn pttsveek as they lost two. The first
was a: reinro game with Goderich which
left them hanging in the small end Of a (3
te 2 spore, The other gaints, wa,s just a
'btineh•nt scrubs pic)ed, up on short notice
-to play ;Lochalsh at a U. F. 0, picnic at
• t't:re lake 'and. after flaying the game
:Wons,Aerterstia muffed an easy one and
• lat:ln three 'runs which made the wore
Another ntitand highly respected resi-
'4ene.of thes'e Parts passedaway last week
an tha•person 'of Thomas Murray at his
home on the 2nd. con, of Kinloss. The
late Mr. Murray was a native of Dumfrie-
shire, Scotland and •came to Canada in
.,1855 and apent a year near Galt coining in
•• 1856 into the bush where hisfather settled
• nn Lot 20, Colt. 2, Kinloss' which ever
. since has been the Murray. home. In
MD he married Ann Elizabeth Tiffin and
- to th,ein were born for. daughter% and ,
thiee,sonaaflofwhom . are living except
:••the ehlest daughter who. died 13 years
'aga; 'Flat threeratnainjng daughters are
in the west, Two sons George and
• Joseph are on the homeplace while Jobe
has tor Years conduateti trgeneral store at
`..2.Lalig4cle, MrMurray wits 'vary web
known dironghout ;this,' district. having'
served the Township.ol Kinloss in differ- •
••ent offices for the past 47 years, the last
„ seven pf which he was clerkand treasurer.
^ Hes„strongly' exhibited those traits of
character Which listae ;pal Seetchinen in
the front ranks in eve.rY walk of life in
''..every•celotty ili the''-Brsir Empire and
....elgewhere.•., Be •had le an eminent degree
, ,.t, 'Scotch Integrity7avhich is marked
i;y itIiLu1ie M. a trust strict honesty,
and a deep reverence for everything worth
while. Like -most of MS county men too
he •W•ag a ioy1 Presbyterian and a strong
• liberal often going miles in disagreeable
Weather t attead meeting le -the inter-
est of Liberalism. „The' funeral to Tiffins
, • ceMetery on Thursday afteritnon was very
largely attended. He Was in his 31st
, ,
year.
Mr. A. E. Millson whO has for years
beenaptsman here, has spld out to Peter
Carter who lately returned front overseas
• Mr. Harry McCreath has sold his bar-
bering business to Geo Huston and is
moving to Toronto.
. .
Case McAllister who sold his house to
;t Wm. Webb has bought the property of
the late Robt Cranston
•Mrs F. MCIntyre has said his property
-0. on the gravel. to Joe England.
. • Russell Robertson has bought the front
• lot of John Button's property ani intends
to bttild a residence on it.
• :• 'Harold Durnin net with what might
Irave been A serious accident on Friday
while •driving along the road between
• 1- Lucknow'and St. Helens, he somehew lost
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contraot the car with the 'result that he
lattded in the ditch smashing afront wheel
and bruisieg and cutting his leg pretty
badly,
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At the recent musidal examinations the
following pupils of Mrs. .Geo Smith were
successful. Final piano-rtuth
Sr. 2nd Piano -Ruby Garbutt, Vera Craw
'ford; Sr. 1st Piano -Isabel Nixon, Dora
' Mitchell, Phetnia Irving; Jun. tat Piano -
Edna Boyle Violet Twamiey, Gladys Hod
gins, Jean Durnin; Sr, R udiments-Norma
Nicholson. Ruby Garbutt, Verna Metaull-
LEMON JUICE IS
FRECKLE REMOVER
Girls! Make this.cheap beauty lotion to
clear ami whiten your skin
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Squeeze the jtiice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three Minces of or -
hard white, shake well, and you have
a quarter pint of the best •freckle and
tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at
very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the tetanus and rely
drug store or toilet counter will supply
. three ounces of orchard white for a few
eents. 'Massage the sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how freckles and
blemishes disappear and how clear, soft
and white the skin becomes, Yes It
is harmless.
GRAND TRUNK IIML9Z8TEM
THE DOUBLE 'PACK ROUTE
Between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service
Sleeping cars on Night Trains
and Parlor 'Cars on principal
Day Trains.
Full informatirm from any Grand Trnnk
Ticket Agent or C. l Herat District
Passenger Assent, Titronto Ont. W F.
Surgman, Agent, Wiligham. Phone &O,
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MO Is Real Value.
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Yon eatt buy a Your Cylinder 5 Passenger Motor Car a
tidos than the Dort.
You eaunot afford a car less good than the Dort.
You di) not want service loss complete.
„ 'Measure the serriee and satiafartion it gives you
Judge the power and quietness of jig -motor, the size and eomfort of
its body, the so inches eanteleaver springs mean easy riding. Its eqttip-
ment and the years of service you get front it.
All these things the Dort gives you abundanaly.
As well as genuine serviee from the man yon hay as is Oa SO With
some other so callea pedlars who will promise you ever) thing end give
your nothing.
A full Jine Of parts for Dort Cars always kept in stock in ease yea
tin need anything.
Buy it Itort and eliminate your trotthles:
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'MERKLEY & SON, Agents.
Phone 84' WINGIIAM, ONT. Box 62
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11.1S and the years to -folio w, will
be years of reconstreetton, new
voiteprises and . opportunities
There will be opportenity tor you it
you are able to take -advantage or it,
'What you eau do now depends upon
Mira yen hare saved in the past, What
you van do in the future will depend
upon a hat you are saving now
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WfNGHAM BRANCH C. F: Smith, Manager'
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Mclutpsh,
Miss Clara McQaffilia will teach at the
.2nd school house this year
Mr. John Newton left on Saturday to
accept a position as assistant principal of
public school in Gait, •
Miss'Ada Webster is goin; to teach in
• Toronto,
Rev F.- A McLennan of Toronto
preached morning and evening in South
Kinloss Presbyterian church and was
greeted by large cangregations.
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NEXT WEEK
We plan to have for sale a few bulk Groceries.
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ITAKE NOTE -Will close every Friday evening. one half hour before
sundown, until Saturday, one-quarter hour after sundown. Time this week: .
Friday, 7 00 p. m. to. Saturday, 7 30 p. m. Meals will be served to regular
boarders during this time, .
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Rey, 11*, tretunet of t'olourg preached
in Lucknalea Oresbyterian Church, next
Staitlay .t6 r sur, .1k e v. Mr, McCallum
will preach.
Mr Vin. Connell spent the past tveek
in Toronto.
Mr. Hayden, of the Bank of liatuiltoa
is visiting at his home in Toronto
W. W. Rill and Kathleen spent a few
days at tile exhibition,
Mrs. J. H. Clark of Southampton is els.
iting at her parents home here.
Miss McCloskey is spending, h
hill-
deys in London and ether places.
Miss Rivers of God:pet:1i hi ibiting Mr.
and Mrs. R. MeCitarles.
Miss Iona Paterson of Termite is visit •
ing at het, home here,
Ewart .Cameron of Walkerton spent the
holiday at Ms home here, -
glair Aguew et Detroit, is at his harne
here for it few days.
Mrs, Stevenson of London la visaing
Mr. and Mrs. David Sheriff,
Jack Smith of Reina bi vssiting his
mother antisisters in town
The brass hatat picnic to Point Clark
was called off on account or wet weather.
The pipe hand supplied musk at White-
church oft Menday.
A number from here took in the Charlie
Chaplin show in Wingletm the other night.
it must have been it tong show jedging by
,the tin* they got home.
A coople of loads of young people !torn
town held -a corn roast it Purvis Lake on
Thinsday night, a dance also ;aided to,
the enjoyment.
Mr. John Conneli of Florida is visiting
his brother, Wm. Connell,
Mr. Harry Campbell has it souflowee
in his garden that has 118 flowers and 1
buds on it.
Mrs Adam Thompson of Winnipeg, is
visiting her son Robt, and other friends
here,
Fred Carruth of Wingham, spent a few
day"; bere-prior to leaving •foe Ford City,
Bluevale
Mrs. Gannett, Sr. and Mr. James Gan,
nett are at present visiting relatives at
"Toronto
Mr. Bari Aitcheson haa- returned to
work with the G. T. R, at, Stoney Creek
Mx. and Mrs Albert Jackson spent a few
days with friends at Allenford
Anniversary services in Methodist
church here next Sunday Sept 7t1i. Rey.
Clysdsdale of Fordwiehi will preach at
11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Mr, D Gregory of
Chicago is at present visiting with his
sister, Mrs. Wm. Thornicin. „
Miss Olive Masters and Mre Jas Hig-
gins of Detroit spent the week end at the
borne of W. J. Masters.
Quite a number from here are taking in
the Toronto fair this week.
Mr. Robt. G. Casemore of Manistique:
Mich. is calling on old frierids a'sround
here at present.
Rev. F. Burgess is at present holiday-
ing at Union and Detroit,
Rev. D, Rodgers of St. Thomas•spent a
few days last week with Mr. Robt. Mus-
grove and called on old friends in' the vil-
lage. He looks hale and hearty.
Mrs, Henry Mathers has gone to
Fergus Hospital May she return in
better health.
Nurse 1Ticely4'returned to Fergus on
Saturday aner being in attendance at
the bedside of Henry Mathers who has
betn serious1j ill with Pneumonia but is
now improving,
Pte. John. Nicholson returned to Ms
home last week looking hale and hearty
after his trip across the ocean.
Pte. George Patterson returned on Sat-
urday to the Military Hospttal, Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Smidt of Molesworth,
spent Sundarat the home of Wm. Nich-
olson. ,
• Mr and Mrs Wm. Thuell of Blyth
spent the week -end at the home of Joseph
Breekenridge.
Mrs McFarland of Stratford has been
visiting her cougin, Mrs. Robt. Black. ,
Misses* Mary and Jean Black have re-
turned to their home at Blyth after spend-
ing their holidays under the old home
roof,
Mrs Geo. Brandon of'Beigrave is visit-
ing her cousia. Miss Owens of Listowel.
Mr. and Mra. Geo Thornton end three
girle •also Mt. and Mrs John Fells and
son Fletcher, visited on Saturday at. Miss
Owene Listowel, travelling by Auto.
Remember the school Fair September
Ilth. Come out, come lan, and enjoy a
good day itt
OTHER TABLETS NOT
ASPIRIN AT ALL
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Only Tablets with 'Bayer Cross"
are Genuine Aspirin
If you don't see the "Bayer Cross" on
the tablets, you are not getting Aspii in -
Remember this!
Genuine -"Bayer Tabieta of Aspirin" are
now made in Canada by a Canadian Cont.
patty. No German interest .whatever, 'all
riglas being purehased from the United
SI at es Government
During the waracid imitations WON
sold as Aspirin, in pill boxes and various
other rontamms. '.1elte "Bever Cross" is
your only way or knowing that you um
getting genuine Aspirin, proved Info by.
Millions for Headache, Neuralgia, 'Colds.
Rheumatism. 'Lumbago, Nettlitia and' for
Pain generally.
[Tandy tin boxes of 12 tablets -also lar
ger sized ' Thtsupr" parkaasee cart 1* fatd
1' at dung Mores
. aspirin is the trade mark fregiatereti in
- Canada) of Beyer Martufactiste of Motion-
ceticeekleater of Salicylicatid.
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Osteopathic', Physician. oali qttfltieU
c,steopeth in North linroir.
Adju%treeot, of the spine is More ton* IY
siteured and with fewer treatments tha,fl
lir any Otter method.
Blood prossure and other extuninallotati
matte,
All diseases treated,
OFFICE OVER cuarsisms STaz ;
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Corner Dendas and Rtohmond Streets.
Up-to-date coursee. Day and night
chime, J. Morritt, Palacio*, N. Stone:.
house, Vice-prineipa1. Phone 7380,
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SMISMEN WAN TEI1.
To represest
The °id Reliablje Fonthiff
Nurseries,
The greatest demand for Nursery
Stock in. years.
British and European Markets agail*
open for Canadian Fault.
Canada,
list of Fruit and Ornamental(
Stock, Seed Potatoes, etc, grown in
Macs
'Write for particulars
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TORONTO ONTARIO
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LIFT OFF CORNS!
!Apply few droPS then lift sore;,
touchy corns oft.with
fingers
Doesn't hurt it bit! Drop a littlesPree
zone on an achiqg corn; instantly that
prn stops hurting, then you lift it right
out. Yes, magic!
A tiny bottle of •Freezone costs but a
few cents at any drug store, but is sufficia
eut to remove every hard corn, aoft corn
or corn between the toes, and the calla -
es, without soreness or irration.
• Freezone is the sensational discovery
On a Cincinnati genius, It is wonderful
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE
90.9040•999999
Daylight Saving Time
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
• TRAINS LEAVE FOR
London . 7.30 a. m. 3.20 p. m.
Toronto and East 6.40 a. m, 3.10 p. m
Kincardine • 12.20 p, m. 9,30pan
ARRIVE Prim
Kincardine 6.15 a In. 3.10 p. m.
London 12.05 p. tn. .1.45 p.
Toronto and East 12.20 p. In. 9.30 p. m.
W. P. Burgrnan, station agent, Wingharn
I. B. Elliott, Town Agent, Wingham
'CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE FOR
Toronto and East 6.40 a. m. 3.00 p. M.
Teeswater 1 04 .p. tn. 10.32 p. tn.
ARRIVE FROM
Teeswater. - 6.40 a. m. a.00
Toronto and East 1.04 p. m. 10.20 p. m
J. a Deemer, Agent, Wingham.
j, W. McKibbon, Town Ticket Agent.
DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN
CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic Drugless Healing accur.
Moly locates and removes the cause of
diseaseallowlog nature to restore health,
J. A. FOX D.., D.O.
Osteopathy -Electricity
Member Druless Physicians Associa-
tion of Canada
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A RARE
CHANCE
For immediate s al e, a
complete small farm, near
Wingliam. Good buildings,
well watered, rural mail,
telephone and a fine grow-
ing crop.
Will be sold either with
or without the crop. Best
of reasons for selling. Easy
terms. Apply to
ABNER COSENS
Iniutrattee and Rent til.unie
Succes-or to Ritchie & Cnyens.
Wingham, • Ornerio
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Council ttlet in the Township Ha% Pnr-
suant to adjournment, All members pre-
sent. The Reeve in the chair minutes of
last meeting were read and on motion of
Inglis and Armstrong were adopted
IVIoved.by Lynn and Inglis that Freder-
ick A. Edgar be appointed inspecteepf the
day municipal drainage work -Carried,
Moved by Inglis and Williamson that
the Reeve and Deputy Reeve be a Com-
mittee to seleet from the different crests
to be forwarded for their inspection The
crest to be placed on the Soldier's monu-
ment -Carried
The Committee rep resenting the Sold-
ier's waited on the council asking for
grant of $1200.00 to make provision for
gifts and Picnic for the Soldiers, -Carried.
Moved by Williamson and Armstrong
that the council grant one thousand dol-
lars -Carried.
Moved by Inglis and Lynn that By-law
No. 6 for the year 1916 to lay a rate on
the dollar be read the third time and pas-
sed -Carried:
Moved by Williamson and Armstrong
that By-law No. 0 for the year 1019 pre-
sented to the council by the trustee? of
the Police village of Fordwich for the pur-
chased a lot for a public park, be read
the third time and passed -Carried,
1Vloved by Inglis and Lynn that the fol-
lowing accounts be -paid.
Wm. Foster, gravel 7,00; Wm, Weir,
gravel 4.804 Henry Merkley, gravel 10.70;
Bert Longley, gravel 12 40; R. r, Edgar,
gravel 14.70; Alex St Marie, gravel 4.40;
John McCreary, gravel 3,00; S. Webber,
• gravel 1.30; Wesley Underwood, shovell-
ing gravel 4.00; John Becker, sheep killed
by dogs • 158,00; Walter Savage, gravel
4,00; IViathew Willie, gravel 1 60; Thos
Bradnock,„gravel 6.00; D. W. Rea, gravel
2.20; Charles Wolfe, gravel 270;' John
P Reddon, gr, 280; 'T Bennett, gr. 5.50
Stewart gravel 7.80; Doig, gravel
•4.00;. Geo Rdbertson, gravel 2.40; Frank
Green, gravel 30cts ; Nigh Douglas, bal,
of contract 1.00; C. Maxwell, rep culvert
3.25; John Hyadman, tile 58,70; Samuel
Stinson, painting outside of tp, Hall 75.00
Win. Plant, ctilvert on Howick and prey
bdy. 16.00;• Geo Reidt, gravel 13,50; A.
Gallaher, shovelling gravel 4.00; Nicholas
Brantigan, ditching hill and fill on How -
ick and Minto bdy, 76.50;also rep. culvert
lot 30, con. 14, 15, 1 GO; Geo McKnight
gravel 6.20; Joseph Lawrence, putting in
culvert 17.50; Edgar Henry, rep bridge
lot 30, con. 12 and 13, 4.50; -Fred A, Ed-
gar, Douglas and Leonard Awards, 61.00
John Zeigler, filling washout on hij1 How.
ick and Minto bdy. 10,00; A. G. Smith,
Wingharn Advance advertising 1.25; J
•W. Ratz, nails for bridge 70cts,'Val Schin-
hein, gravel 2.50; John Patterson, gravel
and shovelling 21.50; C. E, Walker, pre-
paring By-law and work on drains 6.00.
Jas, Downey, gravel 11.50.
Moved by Armstrong and Williamson
that this council adjourn to meet in Ford-
wich on the third Wednesday in Septem-
ber, when *collectors and assessor will
• be appointed -Carried, .
C E. Wit,mchnt Clerk
Wroxeter
Mrs, Jas., Flemmiog of London, is at
present visiting her mother, Mrs. Thos,
Firggins
, _Quite a number from here are attending
the Toronto Exhibition. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Burnside of Markdale vis
ited last week With Mr; and Mrs, cilaarge
Leckie. -- -... •
Our town was very quiet La'bor Day, so
many taking irt the sports at Harriston
Rev. MeSinclair of Belmote, preached
in the PresbyteriOn church Sunday even-
ing and his sermon was much enjoyed.
He will be welcomed back at any' future
date,
There will be no service in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday evening on ac-
count of the Harvest Herne services being
held at the Salem appointment morning
and evening.
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Beigrave
Anionethose who are attending the
Toronto Exhibition are; Messrs. R, E.
McKenzie, Harry Heriper, Mr. and Mrs,
Joe Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. A Hader. And daughter,
.of Derchester, Mr. R. Wray and Miss
Mowat.,Liandott spent the labor holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. J.. A. Brandon and
other Mends,
Rev. A, M. and Mrs. Boyle arcoms
panted by Mrs. J, Geddes 'motored to
Goderieh this week.
The entertainment given on Monday
evening, Auguqt 25th under the auspices'
of the Ladies Aid in Knox Church was a
decided success The speaker of the
evening, Major j. Tolmie of Windsor
delighted the audience with his aplendid
address, The opening number by the
choir, the duet by Rev. and Mrs David
son, and the solos by Miss Margaret Gar-.
0155, Bluevale, and Mr. Jas Taylor were
much appreciated as was also the scads
ings lw Miss, Mabel McDonald, Wingliam.
PrOCeOdS amounted to $U 50.
GIRLS. WANTED
Clean,airy, sunlit workrooms.
Short hours -a. 47 -hour week,
&;turday hatf4ioliday.
Vtivabh traiiiiniy, in agrec,ahlo,
10..k foe tho
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Sweaters -Our fall range comprises an assort- ev,
ment of smart new styles in Pullovers and Sweat-
er Coats. All the newest shades and color corn-
binations are, here at popular prices. •
Top skirts-Anpthei7 shipment of silk poplin 1
skirts to hand.. See our special skirt a $5.00. ,tior.
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perts in watch mechanism and if
your time piece doesn't tally with the
official chronometer you should have us
take a look at it, If your clocks are mis-
behaving we will send a time adjuster to
your home.
We will test your eyes and expertly advise you,
If you are not in need of glasses
we will tell you e.o.
• R. M. McKAY
JONI:1CP ind Optician
*Ingham
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