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ILTUCIRIOW0 OM% 7111/1131)Alr• APRIL. 12t1i, 1917,
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COCA•Is AND GENERAL
• Pittriotic &Pee ill Cameo Kell •ta.
night. - •
•
Dr. Alf. Newton Wa8 up front 'Detroit
for Iketee. •. •• ••
That was. anything but delightful
Easter Weather. '
Mies Charlotte Ohili, of Milverton, ia
iistting at Von. Decked& •
Miss. SutlUirland, Of Seaforth, is vimt.
ing her iister,-Mrs. Wm. Murdie.
Mrs.:Vietor Diirniu-and daughter; of
Giodmcb are visiting itt Jas. .1lowey's.
M. Cliff's in Toronto this week et-.
.tending the fuperal of a little ,grandson.
Mr, and Mrs, Temple Clark and don
spent the weelpepd wttli friends in
Goderich.
Mr. Will Ferries Who half been in De-
troit the pest three months, hrbitelt to
Lucknow, . • • , •
Misses Leek Sinith tind Sadie Moun-
• tains of Gdderich, visited at the former's
home this week. •'
•
'• "Another Women's. Gloves;" drama
• by local talent. in the Tevni ITall on
•week from. tei iight
Mrs. R. J. ,Ross, of Canning, hi thie
week" Vreitinte:her parents, Mr. an Mrs
• J. Haig, of Maltose.
'Misti Pearl Levitt, a Forest, spent
the goiter lit-did:vs with her friend,
Miss Elizabeth Wilson. •*• ••
Mrs Dorothy Douglas has returned
borne after an extended visit with her
• daughter,., Mrs. C. F,- Riohardsoneot
Teeswater
Mr. John Taylor and daughter, Mrs,
Hamell wete Easter visitors withhis
brothers, MessrsiJ. J. and Joseph Tay-
lor,eouth of town. ,
A
•' Mr. Adorn „Johnston haft sold hie rest
ce to • Albert- al Olson. anirWill be
• moYing to his farm on the.10tle• of Ash-
• field anent: May Jet.
Miss Adana:Spindler, having complet.:
• ed a special Outran at: the School of
Conntierce, Clinton, hat; gone to Toron-
to to take a position. ' •
• Mies Finlayson,of *Toronto, was the
• gut of Mrs. (Dr.) Geddes this week.
Mitei Purlayson'ss parents were dee-time
residents of Lucknow. _ _ .
•- Don't forget -the sale of .household ef-;
• feets, Jcs. Little Estate, tet'CampbeltSt.
• on Saturday pni. A lot Of geed articles
at 'your Own lprice. Everything will be
, ,
Mr! Wellington lienderion;'-who re-
cently rented his fang to his brother,
John, .has moved into town vied occupies
the house recentlyvateated by Met, WA
Rev: H. M. Lynn, of Richard's
• -
ing, will conduct the services in the
• Presbyterial! Church next. Sunday.
'Richard's Landing 18 near Sault, Ste.
karie Ont.
' The regular Meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held to morrow (Friday)
- afternoon at the usual -place -an& hour,
An mtereeting debate Will be a feature
• of the peogratp.--4ecy: '
The following are spending ther 'Eas-
ter v.:Motion at their homes here: Misses
Gladys and Bvelye• Spindler, BelleHowe,
i'llterta Geddes, Isabel Douglas, Mildred'
Spence, Nita Sineltier, Jean McKenzie,.
Messrs John Newton, Harry Alton and
• Alvin CamerOn.
. .
Bills are out announcing the drain,
"Another WOntates Gloves," for Thurs-
day evening, April 19th. The Lucknow
Dramatic Company is presenting this
-•-play- in theinterests of the locallatriOtie
fund. This drama is said to he quite
• equabto any of those already presented'
• by the company, and'the interest it has
awakened indtcates that it will be equal-
-.1yIpepider,,TheAdmiestereicree
• sonable, only 35c.
The Wall Paper
Season is Here
mussismosesosimat
You -are- Invita 'to cafl,-
inspect and-huy our
Papers:
Prices 5c. 4).50
a roll. •
Good samples to choose
from. Remnants at
bargain prices. •
Unused rolls tam back
aszta,
DR. SPENCE'S
Drug Stor
AMMINNIMMOSIIIIIMMONNIft.
MARKETS
. (Corrected np to .Wedttee'day nOmi)
Wheat**, VA4-1,41141****,b44 190
Oatibeloi.04'plia**0011;st 6 65' 10
'114 '140 :.11111 6;111641, 00 I 10
Blitter1V114100"4.44111li 11111811,. ah'
nete *Si al 30
01111•14..4oetroost•oroktad* 15.130
I• Miss A. Willianmon, of Wingluen,
spent Easter at Joireph Clhaniney's.
Owing to• the snow storm an Good
• Fridtty, the farmer eround . here were
able to'draw toga to the mill, • •• -
Mrs. Joseph ICerts and /Abel Nellie
Boyle, . of Guelph, epent Eaet.er with
their in0ther, Mrs, James Boyle.
*" Service at Bethel at 3 pan. There
will be a fellowship meeting at Bethel
the first Sunday in every Month.
• Mr, W. 01, Little, hae. sold the tW
frame buildirige on the corner of Camp
bell and Outran) streets and they are
being. torn dowu by the purchaser:J. W
H.
endereon Thesehuildinge were among
the early businees places of the village
Sad for a number of years were a hue)*
Spete—the beetle of an active oboe trade
Lucknow. Bey Preinoted
In. a recent letter home Lietet. BY. Cam-
,
trot' reports he'll* Unexpectedly net
, Corp. Huntley Gorden on the street in
Londeo. Gordon had just arrived from
• the froet in France, and stated that he
had been reeommencled for a coanmisemn
in his hattelion, the 18th.,... ffuntle7'14
' friends will ail be glad to hear of this
-for 4he promotiere -certainly- comes well
deilerved, He -Was sent up to London
to talicsome special training,. which one
does notget at the twat,. to qualify tor
hie new position. -Cameron further
states that Corp. Gordon is now the only
man dine original platoon of the 'lath
-who is still on duty. We often thought
this Lucknow soldier' was fortunate in
coming through so much without
scratch, but did not think that hie luck
had gone so far as to 'single him out as
_the last man left of his•platoon, '
•.Fordyce
--Monday, April 9.,
Mr. and Mrs, Geo.- BfeReterte spent
Sunday with Mrs. R. Haines. •
Mr:sami'Mrs. Sandy Havetievisted at
M, Champion's on Sunday,
Dungannon
• -4-Monday, April 9.
Miss Myrtle Oliver, from. .Guelph, is
visiting Mende in Ulnae:linen.
Rev. W. E. Allison has coine.to Dan-
gannon to take charge 'or the Anglican
church. We welcome. Mr: Allison and
family to cur village. • ,
•The famous play, "Hunker's Corners",
was given again at" Auburn Monday
night, April 9. There watt a good crowd,.
and:proceeds amounted to $60.
The following people are holidaying
at then homes here: Ethel Caw, Pear)
McKenzie, Janie Stothers, Rae' Stothers,`
Cara Allen, Myrtle Allen, Lillian Peat -
land, Laura Pentland and Edna Pent-
land. ' •
MARRIED
Iiistromittsotr-MeGimmon.—At the' home
of the bride's'parentft, Langaidtt, on
• April 110 1917, by Rei. Mr. Graham,
Mr. John flendersen and Mies
• Edythe MeGregor„ both of Kinloss
• - • ' •
•• Alafekirig
, .::—TnesdayApriHo.-
Steplien Stothers canie hotne Friday
. spend theinimairr On the fame
• Eldon Twarnley is hothe from Strat-
ford Normal School for the heliday.te
• Our teachers, Misses FrancesFitz-
gerald, Mary Culbert, Leila Blake and
Mr. Ernest Halkare henneferathege• _
ster
litikdays. " ,
• A patriotic play. "The Key to Johnny
Canuck's Granary," will be given., in
Blake's Church Friday evening, Ileptil
13th.. by local talent A good. atteud-
once is anticipated
• Kinlough
10, 1917.
Checker playing is the regular 'enter-
etamment with -quite a number of our
men every evening. '
Mr, Chas. McConnell, of Ringed.,
and Miss Ida Eavery,. of Artnoi, were
united in ,marriage at her parent's home
on Monday of this Week -
• Mr. an&Mre.' R. F. Hodgkineop; Mr&
J. B. Hodgkinaen ;and daughter Tillie,
and Mrs. F. Hodgkinson attended the
marriage at &mow on Monday, .•
.• - Lrewe--
•
—Monday, Aprif9.
Sinn' tirrepprt the eeriouir illness of
Miss Mae Mehery. ••-
Ititstr-reFithelhaditintWOrVortagfe,
anent Easter it the horna,of her brothers;
•
. Harold Blake, who haernpent the past
three; months ni Stratford,. returned
1101110 last week. • . .
Misses Violet Kilpatrick :and Irene
MeQuoid, of the G. 0. It, ate' spending
•
•
the Easteriolidays'at the3r. hotline here.
'
The W.;;Mi5 menting"was held at the
•hem. of Mrs, Roy: Maiee--last-Tuesday:
Officere were elected for the. coming
year, Red a good .orograinwas liveni
-,1ftee Which linicti-wo4 Settee&
8000[0 RIBP,ORT.,S'
S. S. No. 5, ASFIVIELD.•
From Sr. 111 to Jr, IV:—Total 830,
to Peas 498, --Janie RAehie, 609; Mar,
Ilia Gibson, 572; Willie Stroud, 562.
• Pren3 Sr. 11 toIr. 650, to ,
pose 300--Eseie RitchieI528 (honors),
'
Margaret Webster, 477; Gertie Stroud,
448; Earl Gibson, 423; Olive Helm, 409.
Many Itioicpw, Teacher.
• S. S. N. 7, Kticeois
IV (Easter Test Itesults)—Bert Mc -
Leech 78%; Allan McConnell, 71; Law -
relate Finlayson, 64; Verna McLeod..
Sr. III—Archie Graham, el,
Jr. III—Ei:celient--Malcolm McIn.
net, %Mon McInnes.. Good—Rodie
Stewart, Marion McDougall*, Alda Mc
Denald*,, Roes Meltonald*. .
Sr. II—Excellent—Ruseell Robinsen.
Good-tBwaro Webster, Charlie Pinner*.
Sr. I-_-Excellent...."-Mirdoch Stewart.
Fair -Dorothy Reid*, Cieey Pinner*,
Angus McDougal*, Etta itieDougalif.
A Mem—Blanche Pinner, Geo Pftwort
Roy Mc/nneif, Jimmie Sterrett, Mary
Campbell*.
Those m irked with 611 4144A* were
absent greutar part of month. At
, • A. WtosTen, Teaeher.
Notice
stairtt.Vrirregttore:m!linoometo,
• Crewe
—Monday, April 9.
• •310WiirtitreT—SH A.OKLETO er.— On
Wednesday; April 4th, at Sufinyaide
'Fern; the henie of Mr. and Airs. Mat-
thew Shackleton, was the scene of a
(Inlet but pretty wedding, whentheir
sister, Ida, well united in marriage...to
Mr. John R. McWhinney. The ceremciny
was performed by Rev, J. A McKelvey,
of Dannon, in the presence of ,Obiy
thi
e mmediate relatives -of the bride and
groom: Promptly at 6 o'clock to the
strains of the Wedding Bells March
played by Mien Bertha Shackleton, of
Toronto,
sister of the bride, the young
couple t4 their place under an arch of
'evergreeni
s, n the centre of which hong
a large white bell. The Wide was given
away, by her brother, and Icieked charm-
ing in a gown Of white liberty satin and
georgette crepe, trimmed . with headed
ornaments and goipere lace edging.
Afteecongratuiations all at downto a
wedding dinner, to which all did ample
Justice . The presents were numerous
and showed the high esteem in which
the young people are held. The bride's
travelling „suit •Wale;'•:black taffeta and.
white'silki,,widat, with a large white:
picture hit, The Oung mewl() *ill
reside on t e grootnbe farm, Concessfon.
1, Ashfield, neer Nile. „
• .
. • .
BORN
Ssgrn —1 Winghem, on
to mr. and Mrs; A.G. Smith, a son.
onlipril 8, 1917,
•
to Mr: and Mrs Robert Ireland, it
E00:
Fourth Coo" Kinloss
-."-Moidaye April 9.
Miss Nellie graham is home for the
holidays.
Miss A', BAN is spending a few days
itt A. McDonald's.
John S. McDonald Is busy hauling
'home his sizatinera wood while the geod
sleighing lasts.
' Mrs. 'Angus McDonald has suffered
much for -the last ten days from 'a -very
'severe cold, andis not yet able to leave
her bed Mr. McDonald himself is um
well.frem the -mune camse, ' - • •
A. Fraser hasbegun to make some
changes on his residence. He intends
to raise the tad of the kitelimi and add
a veranda to the south side. The. work .
will•lie done chieny by Wm. Mellilfati,
of Lucknow. .• • ,
• This is the season when . village and
town fanners are -giving out Mud! use-
ful (1). information to country people
about hove to tun them farms; and
cheap too. Indeed i is about the only
article that can be had _atie4easopeble
rate, • • '
P. 11. McKenzie ,epent the most of
March prat -ling his large- vorchard. We
see by a late bulletin that March is
regartled-e.:.enAe-.4eemo10P--k
woeft. --Kinnon MoKimarliairTaliO
Altimed-hia_nteherd-PetterchardiefeekE.
much improved and will, no doubt, repay
liberally the labor spent on them., • '
Lothian
•
—Menday, April 9.
. Miss Mary iticLeen• visited friends- m
Guelph tor a few days last Week.
iss-Lena-Henderson was home from
Winghttne for over Easter. Sunday,
Vol -
lege, is
titiendingliii-Einiter•Moatien at
his hone here. •
On Monday patrons of the hardware
store remarked flow sleepy Andy looked,
If they saw the time he got into town
thatmorning after spending the evening
.at that house on the Lake Shore road,
they weuldnitbci surprised at his sleepy
appearance. • , • ,
Mrs. -Retest) forty.yeateold geese came
to etragic end laat Saturday night. An
owl fund its way into the goase-honae •
and in the morning they found the old•
matron of the barn -yard :with her head
cut off. As she hadn't laid an egg for
about twenty years, the material loss
will -not be very great; still there Wei a
Bigwig attachment for the old bird for
ohd aseociation's sake.
. Wingham
Mee W. 11. Gurney has bought the,
Kent Block from the W. Davis Co. and
will convert it into it glove faetoey.
Gurney, who already , tonduets a glove
factory*, haa for scene time felt the need
of more Vann to take care of his bus). -
nets. •
The Winglineri branch of the Women's
Inatitute last week convicted& knitting
contest which resulted in the delivery of
956 pairs of bend,knit took& Sides
were captained by Miss M. Ahderaon, of
Tureberry, and Mies P. Powell,' of Wing.
ham Alia, Anderson's side brought 1n505
Pure of wan. 1,1u1 Mis Powelre side
OS pelt&
Aitchisod—Carruth•
•
Mr. Ernest Aitcheson, of Lucknow,
and Mise Verna Carrittla, eldeet daugh*
ter of Pte. and Um. Carruth, of Wing.
ham, were united in Mernage at the
• home of the bride's parents on Tuesday
Morning of this week. Bev. D. Perm,
of St. Andrew's Church, officiated. The•
wedding was a quiet affeir, only a few
of the near relatives being present. The
young couple left by the e:30 ttain for
"a Short wedding trip to Loudon and
points -east. They will make their hoMe.
in Lucknow, and are expected here • by
the end•of the week.
. On The Way Elk,St
Sergt. Cameron Geddes, who, for a
year or more, has been with the 221st,
Battalion Band -at, Winnipeg, visited his
honie here on Monday, leaving on Tues-
day afternoon. • The 221st. is on its way
east, soon to go overseas, and Sergt.
Geddes was fortunate enoogh to be able
• to make s call her on the way. A
large number of friends and citizens ef
the village were at the station Tuesday
afternoon to see him off and wish him a
Safe 'return
•
The 1. 0, 0. F'
•
In spite of weather conditions about
as bad as could be, the I. o. 0, F. Lodge
of Instruction and banquet here last
Friday waewell attended and highly
successful. Delegates were herb. from
Kincardine, Underwood, Tiverton and
-Ripley, with the local 'members making,
up about 1.„26, altogether, „ The banquet.
weirlield In the Town Hall and was
served, by the ladiea of the Patriotic
League. •
• Report Not 'Confirmed
• Last week's Ripley Express had the
following: "Harvey Lindsay, postmaster
at-Lucknow, has resigned." ' On being
asked asto the truth of this Postmaster
• Lindsey merely said: "The editor of
The Express -apparently has resurrected
some of that faendus cellar whiskey."
.May.Exainine Express Books.
An amendmene to the Ontario Tem-
perance Act allows the license inspector
inspeeethe -boeilitr7OF the agents. of
.0,XPrese companies where he 1MS -reaton
to sdspect that anyone ill getting larger
quantities of. liquor than might ordinarily
be maimed by himself or his houshold,
or. by others -who are allowed by law to
have certain quantities for use in their
businees: • .
'
SOME TRUTH IN THIS
6, •
Mr. A. 11 Musgrove in the Legisla
tine, spoke as follows on the proposal to.
put -High School „boyli on the farni:-
-"Few uf the '•pupils volunteering have
any intention •of going to Work on farms.
The plan was tried out on a sinall scale
last year,. and he knew of Instances of
pupils working'only. twe or thive dayi
and idling away the rest of , the spring'
and summer. itis being made it loop-
hole for children to escape their examin-
ations."
,
Cifinty's Corners
—Tuesday, April 10„
,
. Mr. George 'Drennan is off dutty
present with an attack of lumbago. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Albert Helm, of Zion,
spent Wednesday at George Diennine.
., Miss Jean Johnston visited her sister,
Mweresi.Ab. Canty. ISO., .o.f Amherfey, !ciat
• Mr. -Bee. Mee it! engaged- With S'tew-
art Robertson, of Paramount; fot the,
sinniner. '
-9111e-Dave Shoat," tirLeichrilek 'made a.
on Saturday. •
Mrs. James Montgomery, of ,
spent a fere days hest weektv,ithher sis-
ters, the M,isses Tavloi: •
Mr. , and Mr. Arthur Culbert, . of.
Crewe, and Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Hunter,
of Zion, , were 'ytsitors at •James John -
stem's on Wednesday. •
Ewart Ration left for the West on
Friday morning after`a very- successful
uato on WeeleeetlaYe....11reartinieeen 'has:
also gone to reside with ' her parents -
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Finlay, of Lucknow,
Beth will be missed in the eonenniuty,
• OiliTuanv---Mrs. Phetnia McKay died
at her home on the 10th. con. of Ash-
field', on Satutday morning, April 7th.
Alm' was in ber 67th. year and was very
highly respected. Although net in her
urinal good health for some Vireo, her
relatives did not realize' the end. was, AO
pear until one week ago. Mr. McKay
. has been dead it •number of yeres, and
Mimi Mae. and Holly Caird lived with
their kuidgranchnother. Her tyro daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lee, Of Minneapolis, and Mrs.
Dunlevey, of Duluth, were home for the
funeral. Mra. McDonald, a. Bidet from
Lochalsh, attended Mrs. McKay te het
illness. The funeral serviees on Mon-
day afternoon were largely attended and
were'eoncicted by her pastor, Rev. J. S.
Hard le, of Aehlield Presbyterian Church.
The remains.were laid 111 KintaiI ceme-
tery.
- -STEM 000 A BARN •
The Durham Review sari: The metal
for the new idea bane being erected by
Mr.' James Petty, isTormanby, came to
Darham this week and is bong hauled
to his home on the and Con. This hi
the firat in this district that we have
heard of and marks the keening of the
change from the old, sietalled Pimple}
bare, to the moreitiodern awe! ettatetate.
It is a far cry now to look back to the
oldtog barn with handspikes, buils,akida,
•‘‘OtAtt men", ete•i40 jeiettioiti
a result of assuming he work of
oviding the banquet for the locarlodgeel
As t
oi Oddfellowe and their visiting brethern
en Friday evening last, the Women's
Committee of the League have increased
the funds in. their treasury by $64.00.
The treaeurer also acknowledges a doutt-
tioa of $1.00,to the funds, cehtributed
by Miss Margaret McLeod. • • '
Webave frequently noticed that those
'who render real service to their country
are not those who dothe most .speeelt.
Making and flag waving, bukthat those
who succeed in t confmunicating their
enthusiasm to others are those Who show
theie.faith by their Works,in other words,
their patriotism not by a lip confession
only, but showing it in a more practical
-way.
This application is not confined to
those who are endeavoring to secure•
recruits for the firing line alone, but to
all classes, men and women, -and pertains
as well to the work that is necessary to
support and back up those who are on
the firing line. There are women here
and there throughout the community
who have been indefatigable themselves,
but who have also, by their example and
words,.been successful in securing other
enthmeastio recruits. Az 411 opportune
illustration, there has just been placed
before us a list of work accotnplished,
the result of efforts such as mentioned
above. Thi e is only .one instance of:
many. ,In this epee theConenittea owes
gratitude to Mrs. Jacob Miller (who has
been untiring ni her efforts in ail natri-
Titi WORK •
otic work) and to neighbors and friend
who; can:Ming-her enthusiasm, allow the
following creditable record:
2nd Con. Kinloss—Misses M. and A
MCKay, 35 slurts,23 Pair sox; Mrs. D
McDpnald,-6 shirts; Mrs. Miller, 10
Shirts,. 5 psir sox; Mrs. George Irwin, 2
shirts; Mrs. Jim Irwin, 1 shirt; Mrs.
Neil Campbell, 4 pair sox; Mrs. 'Mc-
Dougall, 13 pair sox: Mrs.J. McDougall,
2 shirts, 2 pair scx; Mrs. Campbell.,
2 Aids; Mrs. :S. Congram, 4 shirts;
Miss Annie Ross, 6 shirts. '
The Committee last week forwarded
to the Red Cross Association, Toronto,
a further shipment of '10 dozen shirts
and 4 dozen pair scx.—Seov.
Single Copies 3 cents
L 19,
,si. Helens
—Tuesday, April to.
Ur. D. Bell, of Tomato, enact the
week -end at the home of the Rev. Mr,
- • ".
. „
•.• Ur. J..Tolineto,n, of Staple*, ePett the
week.end with hie sister, Mrs, Robinson
WOW&
laRl 'M(me Rutherford returned home,
Monday after spending a few days in
• Listowel. .s
• ,
O •
Mr. Arnold Barbour, ofErin; is mien&
• ing it few days visiting Meade around
St. Helens. • , • ..`•
Miss Charlotte Ohm, of Milverton,
was the guest of Mies Pearl Todd a few
days last week. .
The jogai and Toddsaw-mill has ISe-
• gun operations again, Mr, John McDon-
ald as heal sawyer.
• Miss Chris Miller is spending her
Easter holidays visiting friends in Wing
-
4111,111 and Houston.-
We understand that Mrs. W. J. Todd
has already knit 40 Pairs 'of socks for
the soldiers. Mrs. Todd is certainly
• doing her bit.
The Women's Institute would like all
• • .
those who have quilt blocks or socks
ready to have.thent•in by the next meet-
ing, April 26th.
Mr. C.. E. Seeking& of St. Monies,
and Mies Nellie Brooks, from Toronto
• .
• spent Etater holidays withthe latter's
aunt, Mrs. Elwin Purves. '
• Those home for their Easter holidays
.
are: Misses Mary Little of Ailenfoid;
te Celina Olark, Blyth; May _Cameron,
Listowel; Anne.Stewart; Wingham; Nina
Woods,. Lauer; and .„Mr. JackWebb,. ef
. Windsoe; •
•
Ulanfis
•
. —Tuesday, April a0.
. John A. McKeemati spent Easter wit
Ripley -Ripley
. ,
-Charles-'3F McKinnon, . Wallacebutte
is home foithe holidays. •
Mr. McCauley is spending this week
with his parents in Tara.. .. •
Mrs. 'James 'Thoinpsoir visited
,Pinkerton the end of the week
Mbar 'Nettie Gunn-retned-' tiler
echool duties in Norland on Monday.
• Born. --On Mond* April 9, 1917, to
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McSween, a son. •
Lorne Carr, of the Royal' Bank staff--
at Cargill, spent over Easter with his
.•
parents. .
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rez9,
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Combin and "Talk Watch" with
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every Regina .Watch we give an
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• Jeweler and.Optician
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Laurier' • • at reasonable rates. Fire Insnraw.a. not -
Steck and Hutual Companies. 09 WV.
anoing done with neatness and despareb.
• . GEO. A. SIDDALI4. Broker. Luoknotv
• , —Tuesday, April 10,
' Lorne MacLennan returned .from De-
"troit where he has spent the winter.
The fedlowing are spEnding their Ras-
ter .vacation at th-ir respectivehonies
here; Miss Violet McLennan and Messrs.
. Sam and Elmer Bradley, of the C. I.;
'Miss .Margaret MaeNain, of & N. 54
Miss Marguerite McLennan, from 'Port
Albert; Miss Isabel Walker, of Stretferd,
and •Miss Tabithe: Kempton 'She
P
pardton
Word was received by Mi. Robt..
Walker Of the death of Mrs, H. Mac-
h Donald, w �, for a number of lyeere,
lived -With Mt. Walker. Lately she has
been livingavith h„er son,•Dan. MacDon:'
ald; in Vancouver. • The funeral took
place from -the residence of her son,
April 2nd. Much' sympathy 1 is felt for
the bereaved family.
•
•Miss Nora C. McNally, who Is attend-
ing Family in- Toronto,is. home :6117.it
short visit • . • •
. •
, Miss Jennie McKeemen is visiting her
friend, Mrs. Miller (nee Miss Mollie Tibb)
of Toronte. • • • " -
The Ladies' MissionarY Society met
at thehome,of Mrs. Campbell Wednes-
day afternoon.
• Misses Jean e.nd Katherine McDerraid,
of Louden, spent over the week -end with
their mother, Mrs. Q. McDerinid.
Mrs. J. K. MCLennan spent Thursday
in glitford with her sister, Mrs. , (Dr.)
Black, whom we regeet to report is very
,
Misses Margaret McLennan and Eliz-
abeth Campbell Thursday in H wristOp
the gueet of the latter's "sister, Vise
Margaret Campbell. •
home from Guelph onatriLWThe rmoilnteietipat
IlOspitalt. Where he
1: ikailegete-VairelittialliWNitiiiii't
ago. • • All are glad to see him home again
and hope he may soon regain his usual
Strength again. • '
MARRIED —On Wednesday evening,
April •4th, Miss Alice Bonnett, 2ad Ceti,
Bruce, and Angus Anne,fts, Of Brice
Toweship. Rev. g A. DeMille officiat-
ed: -TO the young -couple hearty good
willthees 814 neXewtealtdreaethea hoc.o last ,,we;•k,
of the death of Mrs. C. E Russell .(nee
Mnialotriee.Beere);
The decanted was well known here. Her
husband predeceased her a few months
ago, having been killed in • action in
Primo., Two small orphans are „left to
mourn the loss of parents, besides three
sisters and three brothers of the deceits -
cd, to 'whom heartfelt sarutpathy.in
extended.
Cuiress Centre_
. —Monday, April 9,
Harde.,Bitripson has engaged -with the
Steward Dreg. for the summer. ' •
Albert Hetherington, of Westford, is
engaged for a few months. with. Joseph
Switzer. ,
Walter Riihaielson sold a team of
horses to Robert Trend; of Teeswater,
last Week., . •
Dirs. MeKeezie, of Ctn. 10-,
is visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Day. • , •
Edward MeCullough has returned
Mine tad Sask.; and has
enlisted for overseas service. •
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•
STAMM° FIEL'O CROP COMPETITION
•
The,,Lucknoie Agricultural Society hes
made entry for eompetiticei in the Stand..
ing Meld Crop V ompetition for tiler year.
• The varieties of grain are Oils and bar-
ley. Entry forme may be obtaind by
applyitig to the 1 undersigued, nod all
entries must be receive(' before the 22tid
day Of May beet, For further particelare
apply tool It. 21-0141tW, • Secy. Liteknow
liliticaltatel %Ott:4 12.4-ct
%Zion
—Mondayi.April 9.
, •Miss gelen•Woods, of Elora, la•spend-
Jug the Easter vacation .at her home
here, . _
Mesta. Charles Ritchie. and David
Stroud made a business trip upnorth
last week.
HaCkett spent the week -end
With the Misses Ada and Alma McKay,
of Kmloss.. • . •
..,!
Mr. and Mrs Albert Rath spent
Wednesday with the latter's brothert
'George Drennan. ,
• Miss Jennie Barkley returned to her
home at Cedar•Valley after spending a
few days with relatives here. •
Miss Janie Ritchie, who ha 4 been
threatened with appendicitis, not
improvingles fast as her many friends
would' like. •
Verdun
• —Monday; April 9..
Miss Isabel :Steele- spent, her Easter
holideys at her home here:
Miss J:elinie Walden_wad-the iest 01
laTitritikie on "Sunday. •
the week -end at his home here.
, Lorenzo, Reid, Of Fergus, is at present
visiting under the parental roof.
Mr. and Mrs.'• Neil Thompson and
children spent a dey.. of htit week at
Alex, MeMullenee
John Blue, who has spent the winter
months in Detre* 7arrived home Off
Saturday. We ere all pleased • to have
Jack here „ ••
„.
:".--alles-Ellialieth-Weisliteturnait home.
from London last Thursday, where she
has spent the peat two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. ty. Elliott. .
. • ,
• Teeswater
—Tuesday, April JO.
Miss Alice Bradley' he • home • for her
Easter j...1inollisdcaoyxsieft Mondaynoo.o. fo-
r
week's visit to Toronto. '
The funeral of the lete. Mr. Innis took
pled° from the 'station to the Teetiwater
cemetery. , •
Miss Grace Fowler is spending her
Easter holidays with, her parents, Dr,
and MrieFowler. •
Mrs, William McKenzie, north of the
river, died last night, the funeral to take
place from her home to the treeswafier
e4111Tillictee Tree. sw. ater Orchestra gave 4 patri-
otic dance in the Town Hall on Monday
evening, the proueecla togo to the -Red
Cross Fun.
etic treater), itt enriched to
the extent of ow,handed in by W. 3.
Ballegh on behalf of the 4th Com East.
Let the good work be continued.
TheXeman's Institute met iket Saturday 10 theTcette Hall. frhO 1111181041
program was good and interesting papers
dealing With the food proatietioe were
'teed. One paeer read by Mrs. John
iGuedodvoolita'ttoHoot alletudree Cold uPirucehs
COUThiented
. 1 gm pitying the highest Priao fai raw lure
horsehair and rubbers.
• 4-11-tf.:. • • • , B. Bfltrzaxwis, Luoknow.
• .
/20,000 of privatc.f,inaste lend on 'Ant inert, -
gages onfart„,' rt,res properties, at rett;;,,t
sonable Tato:. Apos• to
GEO. A.. Stoma,. Broker,
264.e. • • Luoknow.
• LOST. -On the 4th. concession, west of Grey
Oxeon Saturday, April 7th., trn opened let-
• ter, ,typewrikten: Finder please leave at
, the Sentinel °Moe. `
Mainiat P1tICES for poultry, old raw f,:fug8taf
:p.alhiok4ineds of.31:Itte:-,reager
Iron, .codper zinc and kinds
caII on
15 2-tL ..1•Axx Limr,L,'LitoknOvi.
PARKER, OSTE(.1.1;ATIt, at Cain House,
Lucknow_ every Wednesday afternoon. All
• chronic diseases successful* treated. Os-, •
• teimathy removes the .physical Causes' of
4 disease. ,Adjustment of the.spine Is more
cminkly_Sopyged andiwitkfewer-treatmente
by OsteeParnY than be any ether method. •
Atiction Sales
JAMES EDWAIRDS;Lot 13, Con. 9, West We-
__
wahosh. will sell his farm stook,and imple-
ments, on Wednesday, April 18,• °emplane- . •
• Ing at lo'clock
124750, 'Auctioneer.
ANGUS MoKINNON,, Lot 21, Oon. 5, KinlosO
. Tp., will dispose of his farm stook 1* pub -
•lie aliction'on MondayApril 16, common°.
Ing at 1 o'clock p.m. •
6 Pun e. Aliet: • °
.ForSale
SEED AND FEED OATS F,011. SALE. -Car o
vf
' good westernats. D.1G. STROUD,: Amp)
r.3, Dungannon. Sample atr:the Sentinel
• 12 4.3.5.p,
LAND Yoh, KALE -10 acres part of Lot.4.
Con. 13, ,Ashfielci, good dwelling,goed barn
andstable, good spring water, 5 acres fall
ploughed. -Outfit of implententa, house:,
furniture;steek, hens) eto., can b•e bought
124' wtf,:th.theTla.nFdp..1100:00.65ERsr
10, Dengannon,
cm, R.3, Luoknow.
°
F.01ISiLE ORMENT.--Graes Farm, Let 22, ' •
Con. 2, isinless; Will be sictoiltp.tAttedjet,
^
actlf191riec-inis rtiv-- a
tioulars apply to '•
• - - v
-••.•
• . •
Nvt-3nghatir' •
HOUSE FOR SA.LE.-Eight room cottage" on
Gough SL to sell or rent, soft water cistern
• in kitchen, also good hard water near the
wood -shed, stable, 34 acres fruit trees and.
garden.' Also a good farm horse for sale. '
22 -34f -o, ' WILSON EAGLESON, LUODOW, •
Sed oats .
• The Dominion Seed Commissioner Warns
farmers to sow, only Eastern grain seed when •
it is available. We introduced the°. A. a No.
72 oats into these parts, and aro again, offering
choke seed at $l.00 pert:tuna, _
L ANDREW kSoNIS•
It.R.No. 3 Luoknow.
Mortgage Sale of Valuable Farm –
Property • •
Under power of safe bontained a
certain mortgage dated Thirty-411'st toe -
ember, 4.D. 1913, and made by -Alex,
'ander" P. •11ifne to the Vendors, there
'will be sold by publieauction at the Cain
s House in the Village of lexcknow at one
o'clock p.m. on Thursday, 12th
4917. by R. McCliarles, auctioneer, .the
following lands and preinises, namely: .
All and Shigular that tract of laud and .
premises Situate, lying Enid being hi the
Township of: Kinloss in the County of
Bruce containing 100 acres More, or loss,
being composed of Lot Twenty -Pour in
the Third Concession of the said Time-.
ship,
This is a good farm; soil, clay "
Severity -five acres cleared, frame „licinse,‘
eighteen feet by twentrsix; &line kit. '
chen, twelve feet by eighteen; frame
barn with stone foivadatlen, forty feet by
Sixty; well situated At to SC1,10014 toads_
and markets, a good opportenity for yell
thasers, inspection Invited'
' Veldue Ott SAt413
The purchaser to pay dOWn etthe time
of ole a deposit of ten per tent. of his
purchase meney, sufficient with such de.
pohlt to intike up 40 per cent. of his prir-
thane moneywithin otte mouth of the
day Of aide, and the residue may be se -
tilted by mortgagee Of the parchesed ,
premiss, to beat interest at 61-2 per
emit per ainium.
For itititter partituktrs and • eonditioea
of tate, flpplv to it. Met`liantale, awe,
14tickt4e, at., P. P. BONA&
Vendere Solititor,Unden, Ont, , •
•