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"PHOTOGRAPHY
Lucknow Studio will be
oTen until Mar. 20, in-
clusive, when it will close.
permanently. 25 to 5o;
per cent. off. all work un -
0! then.
G.S. FREE
PHOTOGRAPHER
READ TIlL
I wish to thank the people of Luck -
now and surrounding country for their
liberal patronage ie the peat and I res-
pectfully solicit their trade in the future.
I am a resident of Lucknow. I pay
taxes and buy all the requirements for
the support of myself and family in the
village. I buy from you at any time
=during the year, and I am always will-
ing and prepared to pay the highest
price. I ask you t000naider and I res-
pectfully
es-
pectfully . request, you [IA to sell to
st raugers. No doubt, this coining sea -
eon there will be (,there wanting your
goods, who come here from Toronto,
stay a short time and are gone; who pay,
no taxes and the town and country are
none the better for their being here.
Those others may say land they have
said) that they are working for the, but
, this is not correct, as I have no one
other than myself. buying. 1 will pay
you the ,highest price (and more than
others will pay you) for all the rap,
rubbers, copper, braes, iron, zinc, lead,
tea -lead, old papers and all kinds of
junk, at any time during the year.
Please save all you have for me and
you will profit by so doing. Please
write or phone when you have junk for
sale and I will call immediately.
Phone No. 86, Lucknow.
JAKE Lim. Lucknow, Ont.
L,UCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY, MAR. 13th., 1919.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERYBODY
Chautauqua is Coming ain--Proceeds to Sold-
iers' Memorial Fund--. arch 19, 20 and 21.
A meeting of those who, arranged with
the Chautauqua Festivals to give a
series, of entertaiuutente in Luckuow
was held in Mr. Siddall's office Monday
evening. A1,1 present were very entbus:
iaatic as to the success of the forthcom-
ing event, and an active organization
was effected to see to the sale of tickets
and make all necessary arrangements.
Quite a number have been given tickets
to sell, And those who are not canvassed
by these will be able to buy at J. G
Armstrong?' :Drag ,Stere, The vSentinel
Office or at T. Watson's Barber Shop.
Iu . order that ,all ticket-holdersway
have an equal chance in the selection of
seats the plan of the Hall will not open
until one o'clock on Saturday, the 15th.
.A -seat resected will be secure for the
holder, or_for one of the family, for the
whole aeries of six entertainments.
It may be well here to warn season
ticket -holders that while tickets are
traneterable within the family, friends
or rel hives not belonging tothe house-
hold, cannot be admitted on such ticket.
Those who .wish to attend one or more
of the entertainments but do not wish
to buy a season ticket, will be admitted
on payment of 50c in the afternoons
and 75c in the evenings.
The war tax, of course, must 'be paid
in all cases by the purchaser of a ticket.
It was agreed at the meeting to turn
over the net proceeds from the ` festival
to the Soldiers Memorial Fund.
A. D. Mackenzie was appointed Secy-
Treaa. and Geo H. Smith was put in
charge of advertising; while It. John-
ston anti W. Davison were appointed
a committer. on arrangers !pts.
These - who attended the splendid
aeries of entertainments and lectures
presented • by the Chautauqua here last
year were delighted and the desire that
another series should be given this year
was almost unanimous. There needs he
no feat 311 -to the quality of tbe program&
Chautauqua is a guarantee of excellency,
'and doubtless those who buy season
tickets this year and treat themselves
and members of the household to this
"festival" will be as greatly pleased as
were those who attended last year.
There are reserve seat season tickets
also for childseo at $l gl+; tame, of
coarse, are transferable only among
children of the family.
OBITUARY
Mr. Wm. Barr, who was well and fav-
crably known in these parts, passed to
rest on March 4th, after a short illness
-front paralysis.
lie came here when a young man
frc in the Township of North Emit Hope
and shortly after coming here he married
Margaret Frazer, who predeceased him
a few year ago.
They were blessed with a family of
eight children, six of wboru remain to
mourn the leas of a kind and loving
father --Mrs. Wm, Walker, of Petrolee;
Mrs. John Button, of Wiggins, Seek;
James, of Louvain, Seek; Mrs. John
Purvis, John and Verner, of Kinloss.
The funeral, Thursday, March 6th,
from the home of his son in-law, Mr.
John Purvis, with whom he bad been
staying for scene tinge, bore evidence of
the esteem in which he was held.
NOTiOE
4' VILLAGE COUNCIL
The rogular westing of Lucknow4Vil-
loge Council, WAS held on Weduesday
evening ot last week, when all members
were present.
It was moved by Murdie and Hender-
son that the time for returning the tax
roll be extended to March 15, and that
the collector be instructed to notify ell
delinquents that all taxes must be paid
by that date.'
-On notion of Smith and Henderson,
A. D. Mackenzie was appointed to the
Library`Board' in place `of `D Glilbertson
who has removed.
In connection with the electric light
and power situation on motion ot Smith
and Henderson the following resolution
was passed:
"Recogntziug the necessity of better
lighting facilities in some of the munic-
ivalities,and the urgent. need for addi-
tional power required for industrial pur-
poses in other municipalities in South
Bruce and North Huron, not already
served with Hydra, power, the municipal
council of the Village of Lucknow res-
pectfullyrequests the Hylro Electric
Commission to take into serious consid-
eration the extension of the Hydro El-
ectric system to the municipalities cf
Lucknow, Wingham, Blyth, Brussels,
Teeswater, Kincardine ands Walkerton
at as early a date as conditions will war-
rant, when the above mentioned munic-
ipalities will havemade application for
hydro power; and that the clerk be in-
structed to forward a copy of this resol-
ution to W. II. Pope, Sec'y. Hydro El-
ectric Commission.
For all wattles regarding (resollt111 oeineterf
refer too ll. C. Taylor esetst+tr'y.
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership
notice is hereby given that the part-
nership heretofore subsisting between us,
the undersigned. as Grocer Merchants in
the Village of Lucknow, in the County
of Bruce, has this day been dissolved by
Mutual consent. All debts owing to the
said partnership are to be paid to W. A.
Solomon at Lucknow aforceaid, and all
claims against the said partnership are
to be presented to the said W. A, Solo-
mon, by whom the same will be settllcd.
Dated at Lucknow this Third day of
March A.D. 1919.
witness. W. A .SOLOMON,
JOSaPH AG$RW. SAMUKi. M20-3 c s.
To Friends of Fallen Heroes
At The Public Library
The Library Board wish to keep the
public informed as to bookq that m y
be obtained at the library. The beat of
the new books are added as soon as they
are to be had from the publishers. The
following 'are bet a few of the good
books recently placed on the shelv,,s.
Watch for further lists later
FI(TIoN - 'Fhe !'rice of a Throne FOR THIS PART
Hocking; The Curious Quest—Otapen-
beim; Pawn's Count—Oppenheim; The Win hwm, Teeswater and Breese' Is
Next of Kin---McC•ung; Three Times g
and Out—McClung; In Orebcard Glen--- are moving vigorously to have Hydro
Keith; The Man Nobody Knew—Hall; Electrice installed
earliestle at the
The Daughter ofthe Lend—Porter; The pe' dot Fromthe liAM
Joyous Troublemaker—(lregory. TI RS we take the following account of
iiisroay—Mopping Up ---Munroe; A
Minstrel in France—Lauder; Wonders
of the Air—Wheeler; Ambassador Mor
ganthan's Story; Wilson's State Pipers.
BIOGRAPHY—Edison, His Life and
Inventions; Laura Secord; My Larger
Education—Waahington. -
ScIBNCE—Our Winter Birds.
J uvENtut —Girl's Nest—Perry; Fight-
ing for Fairview; The Marjorie Series;
Boy's Book of Submarines; Cameron
Nand; Just David; Working My Way
Round the World; Five Little Peppers
at School.
There is' also a complete set of Har-
vard Classics recently purchased among
which are the following: The Divine
Comedy—Dante; Plutarch's Lives; Or-
igin of Species; Wealth of Nations;
Memoirs of the Courts of Europe; El-
izabethan Drama.
CHURCH NEWS
CARNIVAL WAS Bili SUCCESS
The ceruival in Lorne Rink Thursday
niubt of last week, held in the interests
of the Braes Band was one of the best
ever held in toe n. There,was a splendid
crowd and the costuutes were numerous
and varied so that it Might be said that
not the lily -of -the valley. the „trees of
the garden nor the "demons deep down
under the sea" were ever arrayed like
one of these. The spectacle was at times
grotesque and splendid- -"and all went
merry as a marriage bell"
Prizes were awarded as..follows:
I1eat Dressed Gentleman, Fancy. -
1st, Huntley Gordon, Military Brusher;
2nd, Albert Milson, Hair Brush;, 3rd,
Con Decker, Box Chocolates.
Best Dressed Lady, Fancy -1st, Ruby
Nixon Dressing Table; 2nd, Winnifred
Single Copies 3 cents
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Mra. J. M. Greer is visiting friends
in Detroit.
Keep Lucknow's Dollar Day in mind
—March 25. -
We are sorry to report that Mrs. G.
S. Robertson is quite seriously ill.
Mr. Din Ma�Donald is up from Tor-
onto visiting his home north of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nivins, of
Blyth, spent Sunday. at her mother's
hove here.
New Sp, ing Caps—Eastern brand—
nobby styles. See them at Murdoch &
Cameron Co.
_y.,li las .ClaraJohnston. is .baairsetetown
(Jordon Puree �` '" '" - - and in charge of the millinery, depart -
Beat Dressed P'.Y. tinder .15 yrs •F:1neY mint -at Connell's. ..1;4.:0.“1,1zw'
-Snow to the depth of about 14 inches
fell during Saturday night and Sunday.
It was soft and made excellent roads.
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Tickets good for all six Chautauqua
entertainments are'good for any one in
the family, but not tor friends outside.
Spring Style Exhibit of Ladies Suits
and Coats at Murdoch -&-Cameron Co.,
on Tuesday, March 18th next. See ad.
-lilt; Campbell' lh mpaon, Cuff Links;
2nd, Grant Mackenzie, Box Chocolates.
Best Dressed Girl, undei 15 yrs. t ancy
--1st, Doris Durnin, Doll; 2nd, Flora
Andrew, Nut Bowl; ;3rd, :Maley Arm-
strong, Hair Ribbon; 4th, Eris Arm-
strong, Hair Ribbon.
Best Dressed Gentleman, Comic -1st,
Harold Treleaven, Pair Skates; 2nd, -
Harold Agnew, Pail Syrup
Beat Dressed Lady, Comic—lst, Mil_
dred Treleaven, Fancy Dish; 2nd, Ada
Webster, F lncy Dish.
Best Dressed B')y, under 15 yrs ,Comic
—1st, ' Charlie Webster, Knife; 2nd,
Ronald Jaynes Armstrong, Tie
Best Dressed Girl, under 15 years,
Coptic—Mary McLean, Skating set; 2nd,
Willie Treleaven, Pair Gloves.
Oldest Man on Skates -1st, James
Hunter, Shaving Set.
Mile Girl's Race, Open -1st, Rosie
Stewart, 1 pair slippers; -2nd, Irene
Rathwell, Bon Bon Dish.
Musical Chairs, Open—lst, Andy
Orr, Mirror; 2nd, Roy Button, Box
Polish:
Boy's Race 12 yrs. of age and under -
1st, from Alton, Box Chocolates; 2nd,
Harold McIntosh, Pau Sr -x.
Boys Race—lst, Gordon Thompson,
Tie; god, Wilfrid Murdoch, Lunch B- x
Rev. W. A Amos, of Palmerston, will
occupy the pulpit of Calvin Church,
St. Helens, and at East Ashfield ou
Sunday.
PKES$YTERIAN CHURCH. -- Services
next Lord's Day at 11 a.m. and 7 . p.ni.
Morning subject, "The Vision That Re
strains.” Evening subject, "Signe- of
the Times"
CALL To ST HELENIS —At the meeting
of Maitland Presbytery held in Wing -
ham on Tuesday of last week the call
front St. Helens and, E Ashfield appoint
ment to Rev. Peter Jamieson, Melbourne,
Ont., vas unstained. The induction of
Mr. Jamieson at St. Helens will Italie
place on Mar. 27, the service conimenc-
iog at 2 30 o'clock. Rev. 1'. M. Craig,
of Dungannon, will preach the sermon,
Rev. J. Reid, of S. Kinloss, will address
the miniver, and Rev R. McCallum
will address the congregation.
HYDRO -ELECTRIC
For historical reference a list is being
compiled of the men who en isted frcm
the County of Druce and of all men born
in the County of Druce who enlisted
from other places $nd sacrificed their
lives itt the Great %ar.
Kindly send to the Editor the names
of your friends and relatives who should
be on this list. as prJmptly as possible
as the list is being c_mpiled within the
next thirty days and is wanted to verify
the official list. Your assistance will be
appreciated.—Benno• Jr 27-3 c
MARIETS
(Corrected up to Wednesday noon)
Fall Wheat 2 11
Oats 755 80
Peas 5
Barley► - 1 50 38
Eggs, new laid 3W 41
Batter 18 751
Hogs
TORONTO MARKETS
Choice beavriteers......ViSlifilifp6 50
Choice butchers 11 90 to' 12 00
Choice butchers' cows:•• 11, 00 to 12 00
hood feeders -•....„..•- 16 00 to 11 SU
Good snitch cows 140 00 to 160 00
Hos, fed and watered19 00 to
Fall Wheat ........ 2 13 to
Goose Wheat 2 10 to
Oats,
63 to
Timothy Hay, 13 00 to
Eggs, new Lid 45 to
Better. Creamery Prieto 53 to
Kgt(tsr. pairy Prints,31 to
a meeting of representatives of neigh-
boring municipalities.
Judging from the attendance at the
meeting in the Town Hall on Thursday
afternoon' last. The municipalities in
this district are in concert in the matter
of securing Hydro electric power in this
section. Representatives were present
from Teeswater, Brussels, Lucknow and
Wroxeter with a goodly number of our
townspeople.
Rev. Mr Durrant, of Teeewater, was
chosen as 'chairman and Mr. J A Con-
stantine, of Teoswater, as Secretary.
The question of securing Hydro for
this section was discussed at acme length
and all speakers were favorable to the
project. It was decided to proceed at
once in the matter and the different
municipalities are tucked to communicate
with the Hydro Electric Commission
s'tting forth the need of proceeding
• Soldiers' Memoriai
Up to the present little has been said
to the public about the erection, in
Lucknow, of a suitable monum lit to
commemorate the fallen soldiers from
the village and neighboring municipal-
ities who gave their lives in the Great
'War. But .r movement for the erection
of such a monument has already made
considerable progress, and the Lucknow
Fire Co. which did such splendid pat-
rio is work during the war has started
a fund with a donation of $300 ok
Those who have arranged to have the
Chautaqua Festival in Lucknow on
March 19, 20, and 21, are in hopes ot
making a substantial addition to this
by turning the net proceeds of the en-
tertainments to the fund. Froth the
Festival held about . a year ago, they
were able to turn over $160 00 t i the
patriotic fund, iiii-U11-11 organization is
better and the value of the entertain-
ments much better understood by the
publica it is hoped to show even a bet-
ter balanct on the right side.
Lucknow Fire Company have donated
$300 to the Soldiers' Memorial Fund at
Lucknow. help it along by buying a
season ticket to tbe Chautauqua Fest-
ival at Lucknow, March 19-20 21. Six
entertainments for $2.00.
Mr, 0. -8. -Free expects to move to
Meaford .about Mar. 25, and bas de-
cided to keep the photo studio open un-
til the 20th.
with the work this season. 1he -
LUCKNOW SCHOOL REPORTS ferent municipalities ate alscelliked to
-------- t name delegates to go to Toronto to in
Room Ill terview the Commission, the 'represent -
Sr. III Excellent --F Reid, 9 Mc- ativea to go to Toronto on the same day.
Kenzie, E M Orr, M Douglas. Good— Kincardine, Blyth and Ripley wore not
they
L Murdoch, W Sproul, B Beaton, D `represented at the meeting,
are being asked to join in with the mun-
icipalities named above.
The idea is to bring the power from
Engem” Falls and a power which is to
be developed at Port Elgin. As soon
as the delegation has %kited Toronto
and the matter brought into definate
shape, puplic meetings will be held to
discuss the question.
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McDonald, L Taylor, A Carruth,
Howe, C Murdie, E Alton. Fair ---F
Burns, W Eaton, N McInnes, E Web-
ster*, D Carter*. -
jr. III Excellent ---M McKenzie, J
Stewart, C Thompson, E Armstrong.
good --P Beaton, M Geddes, A Taylor,
A Thompson, A Aitchison, P Webster,
H McIntosh*. Fair—D Houghton, T
Webster, L Webster*, C Milne, A Irwin.
ADA M. WERsTER, Teacher.
Room IV
Februaryreport.
Sr. IV over 7:iy --1 Rath well, A Mur
die, K Hill, M MacLean, . H Thompson,
T Blitzstein. Over (r -= G Hodgins
A Johnston) M Webster, I) Mitchell,
F Andrew, H Blitzatein, W Thompson,
(K Andrew, F Cain, M MacCallum" )
Over 40%--W Huston, A Irwin, M Mc-
Donald.
Jr. IV over 6o%—J Durnin, E Reid,
M Mitchell. Over 40%—I Johnston,
W Murdoch W' Webster, E Nivins, T
Alton Below 40%--G Tho; pson.
Na OD roll 19. Avers[s
T$'9P )1. Bir EL Teecbn.
DEATH OF MRS. A. MacCARROL
Very sad indeed was the death of
Mrs. Alex. MacCarrol, of town, which
occurred in the early hours of Tuesday
morning this week. She bad been ser
iously ill fora week previous, and an
extensive surgical operation had been
performed, but without - resulting -in
pernlapeut benefit. Indeed f rots that
time little hope was entertained of s iv
ing her lite. For the last few days she
suffered greatly, but this was borne,
during her hours of consciousness, with
patience and cbristian fortitude. Friends
have the c ouaolatiou that all was done
that medical akill and attentive Arcing
could do. It was one of those dtstress-
ing ,instances of being cut down in the
"micfia't' ofi f Ft ficir :!Acca MacCarrol was a
lively, cheerful person and active in
want' walks of life:`, "To- her intimates
she was the warmest and most faithfui
of friends and as a neighbor the most
obliging and helpful. To Mr. MacCar-
rol, who is now left alone, the lows is
great and irreparable. In his sorrow he
has the sympathy of a wide circle of
friends.,
The late Mrs. MacCarrol was born
and grew to womanhood in Colborne
Township, her maiden name being Rae_
A. Million. - She. vra"s' aged 36 Years 8
months and a day. She and Mr: Mac
Carrol were married 12 yea's ago and
have lived in Lucknow since that time
Since girlhood she had been active in
church work and was a member of dif-
ferent woman's organizations.
Besides a husband she leaves to
mourn her mother, a sister, Mra. Ham-
iltonof Huron 'fps and three brothers,
David and Ralph in the West, and John
in Colborne Tp.
The funeral will be held on Friday
afternoon leaving the house at 12.45 for
the Presbyterian Church where service
will be helcf at one' o'clock Interment
will be at Colborne Cemetery.
Don't forget the W.C.T. U. meeting at
the manse on March 20. A good prc-
gram. is in preparation. All will be
welcome.----SEC'Y.
iIilton Naylor, the present courier on
Route 7, has secured the contract of de-
livering. the mail on that route for the
coming four years.
Nobody is going to make money out
of the Chant - ,ua Festival. Every
cent over expenses will go to the Sold-
iers' Memorial Fund at Lucknow.
Mr. John Sheriff has sold out his-
dray
isdray business to Mr. Elliott Taylor who
recently moved to town from St. Helens
vIcinity. The transfer took place last_
week.
tic
Nome From The Seas
HOUSE WO -AE OR WASHING. —The
undersigned is prepared to help with
house work by the day or take in wast-
ing at her borne.—MRS. ED. ROBIN-
S3N. 20-3-p.
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
MONEY TO LOAN. -On mortgagee and notes
at reasonable rates. Fire Insurance. tot
Stock and Mutual C ompaeiea. Convey
ancing done with neatness and despatch.
GEO. A. SIDDALL. Broker. Luckuow
VICTORY BONDS bought and sold. AppiP
J. H. A►aah'r. Lucknow, or A.C1CletiT &
1tATHW&l.i.'s hoot. and Sbee More, Luck -
now.:
HIGHEST market prices tor raw furs.-
-dell the furs without seeing H. BLITZSTa,I s
13E YOUR OWN !BOSS. - Start *a cut•rat.-
grocery business of yuul own. 925 to $.,e►
invested should earn you $2:, weekly. r1.
V. MMtt1'r\, N LUdsor, Untar'lu, 211 3 p u
8TRAY ED from Lucknow on March the St1'.
•an Irish Terrier, long tail and with light
collar. Followed a team towards ',ringside.
Anyone giving information leading to its
recovery will greatly oblige. BELT :'ARD,
,.Lucknow. 13 3•c.
MUSKRAT. -A11 kinds of spring muskrat
wanted -Big demand. Prices ighs to
1iu1:
For extra quality may go
lrotn swell to large $6.(Jl1 to $a.25. Skunk
a renage run $2.00 to $2 50, Coon average
$i 09, Fox medium to large $11.00 to $16.50.
also farmers' horse hair 27c per lb. Sem)
rubber 6c uer lb.--JAK LIBEL. residence,
back of Cain House, Lucknow, Phone M.
FOR SALE
having bought your ticket to the
Chautauqua entertainments, you can
reserve your seat at J. G. Armstrong's
Drug Store after one o'clock Saturday
the lath.
The Women's Institute will hold their
monthly meeting in the Council Cham\
ber on Friday, March 14, at 2 30 p, m.
A report of the Convention at Toronto
will be received, Visitors welcome —
SFe
CARD or THANKS—Mr. A. Barbour
and family wish to thank their friends
and neighbors for all the many acts of
kindness and sympathy during their
recent bereavement and also during the
years of Mrs. Barbour's illness.
Wilmer MacDonald, who has been
with the British Navy for more thin
two years, having secured his discharge,
arrived home on Monday night. Siuce
his visit home last aumtner he has been
with the Canadian Division of the navy
which has headquarters at Halifax. He
was accompanied horne by his wifjie-, a
bride of a few months ago. Mr Mac
Donald will now take up farming with
his father on the homestead, exchang-
ing the plowing of the raging seas for
the peaceful fields of Ontario. Mr. and
Mrs. MacDonald received a hearty wel-
c mie on their arrival at the station
Friends wish them many happy years of
wedded life. -
Mafeking
-T dt►y. Mar. 11
Mr. D. C. A nde'rson and son, Fred,
spent a few days this week with Mr.
Thos. Anderson and Mrs. S. Kilpatrick
previous to his return to the West.
Mre, John Rieke vtaitrtd her sister,
Mrs. D. McWhinney, at Crewe a fear
days of last week.
Mra. R J hnstone visited Mrs. A.
McQnoid on Monday.
Mr. S B. Stothers, of Clinton, spent
the week -end With bis mother here.
Mr. andM re. D. Andrew and Mrs.
Will Qardser, of Zion, visited at S.
Kilpatrick's es yridny.
The Electric Lights
Naturally folk. nave been asking what
is- "ding about -the electric lights- 1n
Lu''know. Well, we can't say much,
because we don't know much. In fact
there's nothing doing. We were agree-
ably surprised the first of the month
when nobody came around with the
regular monthly bill for current.. And
nobody has come since. Looks as
though the Council is leaving the col
lection to Mr. Stewart -and he leaving
it to the Council. N aitber appear wit-.
ling to acknowledge (possession. But
we likely shall have to pay somebody
for the overlooked month of February.
FOR SALE -3 well finished houses v+ ith all
latest couvenieuae'. For particulars apply
W G. A. SIDDALL. . 1 tl tfc.
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SHF IFF - In Lucknow on March 10,
1915, to Mr. and Mrs. John She
We learn from the Teeswater Nees
that Mr. 11`. Trench, with a viete-ta
boosting the Old Boys Re -union to be
held there next August, is offering a
purse bf $1000 to $5000 to race any
horse owned in Canada. Mr. Trench
still -owns faddy R. which holds the
world's record for racing ou ice.
Mr. I) K. Webster has sold his fartn
to T. It Irwin and will be going to 'he
West. It seems a little late in life for
Mr. Webster to go to the new land, but
he feels that he can give his sons a
better start out there. He has already
bought a 400 -acre farm in Alberta from
Mr. Have Anderson and will move be-
fore the opening of spring work. He is
having an aution sale on March 19th.
if We notice in the 75th anniversary
' number of The Globe, issued March 5,
a portrait of Mr. Thomas Somerville,
uncle of Nits. Wm Connell of town.
He is nos living with a daughter at
Cargill and is in his '5th year, still
bright mentally and enjoying good
health. He has been a reader of The
Globe since the early fifties, when it ap-
peared only weekly. lie and the lace
,lanes Somerville will he remembered
as the first saw and grist millers at
Kinloss
Mr. and -Mrs. W. Kaake and fancily
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, H Chaldbourn, Kingarf. -
Dr Hall, of Walkerton, called on
friends Friday of laat week.
Mr. Frank Cole moved a load of
household effects to Walkerton last Fri-
day.
PRESENTATION --A large number of
friends and neighbors gathered at the
bonze of Mr. and Airs Peter McDonald
on Mcnday night to wish thein and
family success and to say good-bye to
them is they are about to leave for
their new h -tine in Sask. They were
presented with two lovely rocking chairs
and a Bible for each n,etnbcr _. of i.Ile
failaily. Miss N. Stewart read a short
address Evhf4,,was given in connection
with thekills, and a short program was
given by a number of those present.
Miall 1, Kaake, of Kincardine, was
the gttest of Miss L Smith over the
week end.
Mr. 5 Braden has been preparing for
the hot summer months by putting in
a large stock of ice.
Mr. James#iuston made a buaiuess
trip to l'aisley last Monday.
Lucknow.
BIG DOLLAR DAY
FOR LULKNOW
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HOUSE FOlt SALE with good garden plot.
Possession the middle of AI ay. Apply to
Mgr). K. CHISILOLM. Preston tent.. 3-1—c.
a son. -
HOW MRS. E. MILLER,
KINCARINE, WAS KILLEb
The following is the report of the
death of Mrs. Miller from one of the
Los Angeles newspapers:
A head on collision of an automobile
and a street car on a slippery Vermont
Mercnants Decide to Boost Bus-
iness By ()tiering Very Special
Bargains on March 25th
avenue hill, near Pico street, caused
five members cf one family to be taken
to the Receiving Hospital for treatment.
One of the women, Mrs. Mary Jane
Miller. 73, is at death's door, while her
sister may die. 1 wo women in another
machine narrowly escaped injury when
the wrecked auto carened against them.
Mrs. Miller and her busbard, - Elijah
Miller, 74, are here from Canada visiting
their son and daughter, Williar l K.
Miller and Miss Louise Miller, living at
2641 Brighton avenue. M rs Sarah
Walker, Mrs. Mflier's sister, was serious-
ly hurt. Her residence is at 580 West-
ern Avenue.
Wnl. Miller was driving the machine
south from Pico street. As he reached
the brink of the hill he 'turned out to
pass another machine, just as Vermont
avenue car No. 445 pulled up the bill.
Miller says. he attempted to turn out,
but bis tires were in the car track
groves and he was unable to avoid a
collisc,n,
The shock is thought to have thrown
Miss Miller from the auto, as she w•as
picked up front the pavement with a
bad cut on her eyebrow. The impact
forced the atfto in front of a ` machine
driven by Mrs. Oda Faulconer, an at-
torney living at 912 South Vermont
avenue, and she was unable to avoid a
second co.lision . With Mrs. Faulconer
was her mother, 'Airs. M. E Hunt, but
neither woolen was injured.
Mrs. Miller sustained fractures of the
frontal and basal regions of the skull,
and her jawlx)ne, shoulderbone and
hath arms were also broken. Her hus-
band, , a retired undertaker -of Ontario,
was cut on the forehead.
Mrs. Wkiker, 'alio is 63, f!u°t.0inecl a
fracture of the jaw and_a__.p_oasible skull.
fractures She and Mrs. Miller were,
removed to the Clara Burton Hospital.
Wm. Miller, who is Is, frnel if manager
for the l' nit Automobile Company, at
611 • South Olive street, was cut about
the face and has possible rib fractures
AUCTION SALE
Joseph Gamble. lot 8, Con. 10, Kinloss, will
have an auction sale of his farm stock and
implements on Wednesday, March 19, com-
mencing at ore o'clock p.m. There are a
lot of well-bred cattle on this sale, see bills
for particulars. J. Pcrtvts, Auc.
1'2.3 100.
D. K. Webster,ust west of Lucknow. will
have an auction rale of his farm stock anti
implements on Mar. 19. Mr. Webster has
sold his farm and is going West.
It. MceHARLmS, Ane,
AUCTION SALE. -Thos. E. Smith, Lot 21,
Cou. 1, Huron Township, Will have all
auction ,ale of his; farm Mock awl iusple-
tueots uu Wodner.day. Mar. 2;, commune
ing at one o'eloca, p.ur. ti mos. credit on
sums over 510 and 5 per cent per anuuaf,
off for cash on suns over that amount.
20-3-c J. Pt•xv-Is. Auc.
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ATTENTION FARMERS
FERTILIZER FOR ALL SPRING -
CROPS. 1armera within teaming dist-
ance of -the factory, baying dire.t will
save commission and freight. We have
a full line of our various brandson hind.
Take delivery while the sleighing is
good.—FARMERS' FERTILI7_ER,Lo. LTD.
20,2 -if. \t'inghasn.
WANTED
DEAD HORSES. —Carcasses taken
away, promptly within a radius of 2,1
miles. Will pay $3.00 to $•5.00 for live
animals brought to"the factory: No an-
imals will be retnoved without hide.
Phone at our expense: Day phone No.
12, evening phone No. 178.
FARM$RS FERTILIZER CO. Ltd.,
13-2-tf. Wingharn.
All roads will lead to Lucknow on
Mach 25th That is to be Lucknow's
first "Dollar 1)ay." This was decided
at a meeting of business n,en held in
the Council Chamber Tuesday night
All prs s int were unanimous and heart-
ily in favor of holding a tip eAt1 sale day,
conducted on what it' knjwn as the
Dollar Day plan; t Snell days have be-
come an annuals feature in many sur-
rounding towns, and all reports ,are to
the elledt that they are a great business
success—Rood for seller anti buyer alike.
Watch THE SENTINEL for announce-
tnent next week and see what the
merchant3 will offer, and con* to town.
There's Always a crowd in it town on
Dollar Day and Lucknow will bsecond
to none The date will be Tuesday
March 25th, and stores will be open
yntil late in the night.
Notice to Creditors
Netiee it hereby given pursuant to Section
56, Chap. 121 of the itev'ised Statutes of Ont-
ario. that all persons having claims ngainet
the Estate of W. H. Blackwell. 11ecea+ed, who
died on the thirteenth day of November. A.D..
1918. at the Township of Kinlos, in the County
of Bruce in the Province of (interne are re-
quired to send by past prepaid or deliver to 1.
K. Mclean. Teeswater. Ontario. attorney for
the executor. or to Mrs. F. A. Blackwell.
Holyrssi 1'. 0.. li. K. No. I. on or before the'
twenty-ri(th day of March. A.1t.. 1919. their
names and addresses with full itarticulurMo(
their clains in writing anal t ltretui-e ui the'
.,€Curities of anyl held Ly them duly verified
by Statutory Declaim ton. -
And further take notice that after the said
twenty fifth day of March. A.11:, 1919 the
assets of the said 1' tate will be distributed
by the executors among the parties entiticxl
thereto. having obeli then- haveard ` not �to � claimslthe
which they
estate will not be liable for any claim 4tlot riled
at the time of said distributione
Dated at Teeswater this fourteenth day of
Febt nary. A.1).. 11419.
J. K. Mel,Eae.
1 •s_c Attorney for the Eeecut:are.
—KiNCARoiN F IIF 1'ORTF:R.
i)R.'PAltKETt, OST1K(U'ATH, at (fain House,
Lucknow, every Wednesday afternoon. All
chronic diseases successfully treated. Us•
teopathy removes the physioal causes of
pine is more
qoodisease. sectj' d and with feweertresttment°
by (b,teopat r then ►• sae ether method
Notice to Creditors
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In the natter of the Estate of Anguts Beaton.
late of the Township of A' htleld in the
County of Huron, retired Farmer,deecvaled.
`4otice is hereby given that all persons hav-
ing any elainie or demands against the late
Angus Beaten. who doted on yr,bout the en
day of January. A.1).. 1:119. at the. T'owns'hip of
Aslttield in the county of Burnie are required
to send by lost prepaid of itch% et. to the under-
signed. the Administrat,r of the estate ansi
ett'eet,s of t he - Raid Angtta BeariI11;111ti nit
and addresses and full particulars in witting
of their claims and • etatement• of their M --
counts and the nature of the securities. if any.
heli by ;hem, dilly verified d to adidai it.
And take notice that after the ee-ond day of
April. .5.11.. 1919. the. said Administrator will
proceed to Aietribute the asset- of the said de-•
veased arsong the the permit,- entitled thereto.
having regard only to e1 set l! of which he
shall then have had Owlet,. and that the said
undersigned will not be liable for the said a'
setas or any part thercsof to any person of whose
claim he shall not then have receivracl entice
This notice is given pursuant to the $tames
in that behal!.
Dated at Lucknow this third day of Marcel,
A.D.. 191
My...1( .M Rearm.,
29-8.0 Administretorf
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