The Lucknow Sentinel, 1915-01-28, Page 21.1
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Getting Ready for Steickorrakin
As we take an inventory of Stock on the first of February and we are busy these
day* getting everything measured and, into shape for calling off,. In going through
onr stock we find a number of lines which we. desire to greatly reduce before the
end of the month, and in order to make them go quickly we have put the knife
deeply into the prices. Last week we ,mentioned -a IA of odd pairs of Women's
Fine Shoes to dear it just half pritee and, also a number of Men's Overcoats, reg-
ular $zo.00 and 12.50, to -clear $7.95, and now We are offering.a very attract-
ive lot of Furs at prices cut at rates ranging from go to. 5o .t)'ir cent. off. Buy NOW
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Stock -Taking Sale of Furs
With three inonthe of Fur -Wearing weather ahead of us this is an exeqtionah, opportunity. to buy
aeasoratble goods -at very low prices.- Belo* we quote a.ieW Of the rushy bargains' weirs offering.'
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No. 94- , •
opTE, RIME GOAT SET .eaith
•• 'goecrlieed Stole and Mall; a, Int
-for very little, ',regular price
" r $5,115.o.. .
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CNE IMITATION. LEOPARD -
ET with prottY now.ttylegtoie
and plain 'pillow. -romper ,
price $12.50, ealeprice $8,95.•
No. 9f3- • ' • • .
ONE NATURAL WOLF SET
with fancy Anirced•: Stole and,
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.• muff to match; rt. very handitome
' 1•39,!,t, special regular F,rice Z25.00,
tile piice "$19.00. • '
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ONE BLACK BELGIAN HARE
• SRT with large full Stole and
/lobster Mutt regular. price $2.00,-
._ stile price -$13,25. - • -
No. 72-. • .
ONE BLACK BELGIAN HARE
'SET with fine wide Stole and
tater Pillow Muffs, regular prico
• $20.00, sale price $16.50.
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ONE ROK. W.ALLABT /FUR
SET, both Stole -and Muff pretti-
ly trimmed with Silk fringe and
heads* regular price $21,04,• sale
• price $13:51):
ONE mtNIC ivtalttioT SE r with .
new style AnimarStole and Em-
pire Muff, regular price $17,50„
" sale price $11.75. • .e -N
No. 78.0.
ONE ROCK WALLABY SET,
Stole xis beautifully ttinsioed with.
*Whinge, Muff is -plain pillow
style, regular 'Prieh $16.50, sale
'Price $11.50. „
No. 82- .
ONE MINK MARMOT SET, -very
handsome, full shouldered °Stole, •
- trimmed -with orna=ents and tas-.
Bele, .341 Empire styleti, tirimniecl
Saran as tole, regular price $19, -
, Sale for $11.75. "
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• ONE MARMOT STOLE, regular price $7 50 for
• $4.0. Another largq, regular price912.50
for $8.25; '
No. 20- „ --
ONE MARMOT 'SIDLE, 80 inches, brocaded
Satin Brill*, extra -value at $100, for $9.95.
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Women's.Fur=Collared Coats
There: alt ten of these very' , useful and coin,
Sortable Coats left, they have sable or marmot collar
sad quilted or 'curl -cloth lining, with sizes ranging
from 38 to 40: Regular prices were 45.00, 16.50;
22.00, 25,00 and 30.00 with sale/ prices -at $10.00,
12.915,17.50, 19.00 and 920.00 ;
E LEOPARD
rice $8 50,- sale
ONE LEOPARD
,yrice $7,50 for $
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ONE RIVER MINK SET with 60
inch Throw and Empire:Muff,'
-,reiiilar price $20.00,, sale- priee"
913.50. "
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• ONE MINK MARMOT STOLE
trimmed with 11. ads and tails
regular priee $10.00, sale price
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price $6,25; •••
6113.1;1?, • regular
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No. 21- .
ONE MINK. MARMOT .111JF,Y; large pillow
style trimmed witn tails, regular price 919.5e, .
Sale Price $9.25. Another , regular 915.
sale price $11.40. •
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Special Offering in Men's
Fur -Collared Coats
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blare are vine of -these, fine Coats left. They„ come'
in quitted, earl -climb or plush linings, regular prites,
$15,00 and 27,00, On sale at $1L25 to $13,00, •
Bla.ck Dog COats at $16.00
There are just three Of.tbese tine, Soft' furred Coats
,left, reg. prieell were $20 and $22„ to clear at $10,.
0 : vvtittratuivn tattle GUARDS
IIpros asseless slot Per (mow
About I o'clock lest Sittnrday after.
! noon the Whiteeloireh Home Guard Lome of Ulf. Mewl itt About Twenty t
I under the efficient leadership of CaPt Theuesing), With Tv/Wei:VW 1
1 I Robert Carrick, mustered at die TIOVi
stirring tunes of the begpipee by John ni reports that coetieue.to triekle ia
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Conatantly:sbitting eattinateir• Weil
hlitrobee ini.,racti
It•-••,...." aliede at the Presbyterieti Church; and
paraded to the Greed Trunk- dation, to
Simpson, in honor of three of their num :hue th- death total from hot week's
her, Russel MeKay, Toni Garton and ar-timeeke in itnly 66$ *OAP an tbl,
Iebe Kennedy, all t! in -horn sees; Iliered at a figure in excete or 344.
Who have enireted in the third venting- hundreds, possIbly U4°,411444, of
al, and who lefr.on the afternoon train lethins, ars atmhurled *nye, lm -
or London. • There were 67 men oft • Owned '• by the, wreckage or their
wade in addition to the membera ot !Ontel, while rescuers from ev. re
. the Wintechurch Red 041r06$ 011011410.- 'ant Of MO ltruee desperately to
doe, At-tliestation.between,..5190.....and.',- It then init. Commenications -era -
290 of the citizens et Whitechurob and ,..,.. 17 b4luil-rthestftblisftet:'*nd--hsat'
owoomoity tssorob.10,1 to bid farewoli. to saym, ipm4pitr4tezet:ebdeehnosorttadlev, and- refugee
iliz,tr boys., At the depot several ,. Klee-
tNli°0nuath!oerraga,ritndllaerecindlintaheitsW'llthitee liktliere4t 14event"igiat t"" and vIllalCaa
' 'b011t ,.or partly dentroYed. a tort-
en' 3-49. , mites- long and extending
passed out long and loud cheers were
given. by the crowd. About two weeks
ago the. Hume Guard was Prganitedliere
urder Qapt Cerrick its instrueor, when
20 !Hen Imone.d. DOI talcs Ow emb • The greatest - damagedone wait at
Tuesday evening in the Presbyterian kveszarie, SO Miles eaat of Rome,
chinch, sheds and.iikeady over '59) -have Thich was totally destroyed, With n
enrolled, and the mailers of the Oinrd . ..,otai, torte of life of more than 8,000.
feel proud that three of their ntitater at • Ti. this' district the .scellea Isara101,
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least, are to:represtnt them at the ,,front ...Wise of Messina in. 1908, When; 71!,009 -
defenc) of the Britialt EniPire and .'ef • otorammiarished... • ':
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KINLOSS.COUNCIL 'MINUTES!
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January 11, 113.1t.
The fiewii. re•einnt,e4 menlbera .1Pir 411-,
Council met on above date aS prr Stat-
ute, and having arthecribed to the lac: -
(*eery. declarations and been' ,11.,'‘u el y
• porn took their sesta at Council ...'31oard
with Reeve,McDonaldi in, the elneiti;
Illimites of prowl/mei' nasals% were
read, and 'on motiattliadbptedassliagned.
• Moved by St. MaaDtramist seconded by
J. Thaw that, the:. f011origing bill.cers ^be
appoiut,ed for•thecurrent year -and that
- their eaktriee-htrai,foile.Wa: TWO& Mar-
.104,0lerlraindateasturesi 4190, Doniddr
• El,._Macriontddi,ofteeCurer,„...$0,_41.-
Colloctort,11641..* White M. D.4.1611.•
Officer,„420 noitid of Heel*
MeolleaMlid; F.dwata Roclionelmd
Um- Xurreeg.49.00 each per meeting,
Sanitary Impeder, Atex.,Nichobege, $2
• Per mdetlug. Auditors, -Wm. 'Stuart. and
Thos. Gaunt, -$8.00 each, Caretaker of
James Salley! $1.00 pew diltrilidet.
ing and 50c. per night renege& Sb03,0
Iniipectotik John Laue,,,,yhos, Henry, !
Jelin McLeod and AohniXennedY, Fees
„ 91.00 each end 100 raviolis,. sad that It I
• By-law bellow ultroditeedi and road , •
• :firat and eeu_014-fulnelunitAllek ' '
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confirming 1110 Sallia.. 'earned;
Moved. toy-A:lamina 'NO. by Baechlen,
that tlie,suiti, of 41.90, be returned t6
miss Entledgc,- charged for -the- trio --elt
Hell fee *hod concert, Carried.
Motexthy Ilodgitis e. byJ.
thA the sura, Of $190 be ¬ed to eaelh.
Councilor to be expended in their •
, inactive Road Ihvisions that no Nadler
expenditure be made unless and until'.
the approval • of the Chimed has bad*,
given. thereon, Council giving conaidbc,, I
to accounts passing and ierininthe following iliequeat Thom,* Menem:
satin, fi
Insp. Sheep, $1.10; Sohn 'Mactionatdi,
Gravel, $0438; CI, mug% bap. Itnalteet
cont.$40.00; A. Ilinclltitiriont, refttud104.
Labor, 1.10_; Mary McLean, remit 'TN ;
tax 1.00; J. Jnhaeton, refill* Vide
1.00; Jo. Maorr, ditch, ts 0140 .
0, 0.001 X JiOdiIUQn Unwell fikittni,,
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'rem the, Antiatiti ,to the Tirrileniiia
lea devedeted. irreldamiable work;
, art reined7-,•4bie le measure of. the,
, latastronhe tamed big. the earthquake
,ibe world. ,.Th Red 'Ootntts etganization A In •Rcitle the damage was relatively_
• here alio *clad amt shipped this week smell,. not a.•• eagle _ lite 'being lOolt'
, toheadquarterai clothing made by. its, 6.t Nktplee and FloroSos,: *filch' else
Members and valued at 'Over. 0160. . tits. and.th
the shock. utI
• ktttaZde!atrureltionae, Theuous:
. military authorities sent out 5000
L0011411, loldiers to prevent 'looting and to pre-
.- • • ' lerve• order In the. devastateirdtetriet,
, Tumidity, arin. 19.
isout.4.04 1,9 sasti,t.e1),_ Pertieeinte of the 'disaster at Aves,
tiwan last week, •' " ,•• •
-Miss IlennablIngaii s hen* froni
Sarnia for.* COUPIO Of Wreke .
31i.91i.C11„1"ra, *Warfare, Of ICintail,.
visiting nt. her .grandinothees
• MiSs. Mary and Ales. MoLeao Visit
:ang' and the surrounding villages -or
GQ ei 01 al:diei,:-..4:11alrszr alto „ aCcoelal well elow.avnud,
to touri6M; 'leave a gad iniprension.
Only .50.,persons were 'out of 'their
houses at Menem) at the =pent 'of
Ia
the eaerthoualte. The restainder were
ed. -friend-- in Kinlorgr-fer. couple- of irui:iliiitIaritilt:1400-1lirvel,11;;ebedi:tan'theVezilirtitrralqs'it:rnla!lisis'
days. 1. • which' was travelling towards;A.vez...,
A pfirsork.3'at litiorty.to$144.w1O4
he wishes no .platter Whet it .1.41 but
wh3n theevidepee.,:proves that whst
lie was thinking -le winiig, he ioreither
prejudiced or ;not r .tional, if -he contin.
oc4 to en:torte:iv) the 'mune 'ideas. ,- If,
011 some beautifid frosty 'evening; the
Kingsbridge scribe, will drive bp to the.,
, Laurier skstin,,,,, rink and take notice by the local custom of building Imuue°
Kingshiidge •sink e,cheb!:1 awdrelA°87nutudoctec,:n.°D;16711TFlit ueVtntIrwaneldlOsTillit' :vadgn:livaganes:t
rf the hundred or -mere people' in
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skating. there, he ,will begin to
• in the -territory of Marsi, !clams to
have been ripped, open. Ita hlstorie
belfry, which *1.°13e,' about 300 feet,
collapeed. In' the church belowalt-
the chapels were .rtsined excent tis standing iutet. hat
tle
'-wTointieeniTsg,Nuilials'imotimitittyhys,01,6itetytn9.,o!.htehide' c°2_113vreCrtbil;:;12.;
in the Ohurch .0.0sedoroodu afrern.00n, broken. thlLn atbhoen te- s,e4sicaal t bt e2ri :ray and
n
Niro_ (Rev) Stewart, in •thtrahnit. ,,theAthoPttsez ot the 'Bishop have entlie.r
i3, at 2:30 o'clock, be • President
Fol-
MousiguOr
•16111.14rdsii.in.anDgurTietwohivollfh)::cionieiSi_trOtilliSiengSblivpif:er:vst, for 19t.15"
lei9nonlign,:e7tBivirotieilt;;- dtBhwIttlitlin7Pbti.A..°Iiitt:ne-rtedpithioe.mu' .":eaNhitig:tollealtPra..976•1ti:_rsevti,rsQittot'eai11a and
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l have eris .d. , ,
zano a few, minutes' before the earth*
rtuake:-tailed to Teich -its. destination,
•and,, it la feared. that :the trate tell
Over a ruined bridge.
.:Tborie, kilted at :,Avezzario-inelude All •
thedotter'sexcept one, and All the
Goirerniient officials, • including ther
. Mayor ,itiad the. Town '0Ouncillors.r-The
•dlinusterSat Avezzano 'waft made worse
Whitechurch
• , 7 -Monday, Jan. 181h '
im subjeht Akan address by Mrs. Stew-.
art, in which many. helpful:hints were
brought out, . The topic for the Fehnt-.
ary meeting is, "Our Educational Mis-
sions," and will .be in charge of Mrs.
David Kennedy and Miss Martin.
• The 'topic for the Guild , meeting on
Sabbath evening, "Make Bold Beginn-
ings," proved it very' interesting study
under the leadership of Mises Bessie leaving death and destruction in Its
• Laidlaw and .Tean Clubb. The Scripture , •
Passagert were read by' several Of.the
meabers, and a paper, dealing' with, the
ssubject, "as read by -Miss Bessie Laid-
law. A discnssiini followed "Which- .was
fiifl of suggestiOns that could be used by
the young people as a •basts. tor "bold with the herculean task are .able to:
• beginnings" in Christian work Next nrovIdli an °litho*. for the fast rising
Sabbath evening "Favorite Characters wateralt Is feared a break will Owlet
of the Bible",:will be the subject con. and the . valley with be deluged:
sidered, with . Mr. J. F. Davidson as Pneumonia has struck dOWn''. hun.
leader, • • ' dreda• ot refugees. forced ,to camp In
- • .thiy 'fallow'. in the open placee without
.Kultrrrtria, ANtriVEttsAnir. Court
a "
Ireiggi, a weliknoWfl 'spa,- near
Renit.c0. Curlews phenonieima was oh.
cervedik, For two 'hours after the Shock'.
the rivitiran as black as the Waters
frern a coal '
Isrear4SalOto a., section `of a mohn-
„MontagOnne, which Wits'
3,000 teat long and 500 'feet ,Oide4
ftplit oft ,,andcrashed into the valley
below, -.•blocking the river Arlenn*. and
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' A nOtr peril now- contronta the Popu-
latlthi:491 We, stilaken, valley helovi
A_vezzatio: 'Debris trem the earth•
quake:has dammed, Lake Priciio, and
talese, the engineers now grappling
Why buy :011 from .Travelling
eils wilen we give you
"betteis deal?
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We .•wifl rtitiOsh.. you : *ilh.. a
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' FORTY GA1414014 TANK niade
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of' 18 gauge- galvanized iron
and filled with tbe very '.1,3eSt
Anierietio Olt for the sum of .
Eleven
Lucknow wre. oa
,We_have:Cleveland Aided Wire at..92,R5
We have Mblassine Meal We. have Sherwzn Wzllzams Oi
92 00 per cwt.'? „ . stlake 9200.per •eyvt ' • ,
We he Scranton Coal -the Standard .intbraoitp , • ”, •
HURON TOWNSHIP,. 'COUNCIL,
: Couneifinet pursuant to adjourinent; •
With Weve Wilkinson in the chair: The
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member of toe Council of lois are:.
N. Wilkin8on, liseve; A. ,11 %Teasley,
Deputy -reeve; Conneillor8,.Alex. Fraser,
Dina= Campbell, and 'Samuel, Prowl)...
The meinhere took and 'subscribed' the
necessary declarations The minutes of
last meetingyere reed and adepted,
• The tender of G. H. M000ly, 4160.00'
for all township printing and advertising'
and all Bard o Health -printing,: was
aceepted '
, No. 490 Ott:Wended by. :the
Coed of Revision), a by-lawto provide
for drainage work in 1 the Township of
flutron; in the County of Bruce;:iiilit'fOr,
" blrrOw ing on the credit of . the thunici,•_
panty the arn of 91685.00 complet•
ing.the'same.,was duly passed, `,Wituisley
NOtitit Nay. '
BY4kw No. 494 to fix the salaries Of
the Township Coniters for the year. 1915'
was.thily passed. The. salaries are ...as'
fo:lows: Clerk, $2.10 00, and for extra,
duties the sursaadgedin fernier years;
Treasurer, $129.00 and .$540 for prepar
mg the „financial itatkinent at the, end of
the year ana so.Ooallowed for •postage.
and stationery; Asbessor, $70.00 :and
.Postage and staticetery;: The Medical
Officer of Health, 8150.00; Sanitary In
snector,..91110.00;''Claretaker, of the hall;
929 00 and $L.00 Tieback extra meeting,
except a dance or. ell tor. :which he is.
allowed 9294. :Auditors, 10.00 each;
Selecting of •Jurors, 94.00; Sheep Valli-.
atar;112,00 Per day Peputy. jlet urn ing
Officers, $4.00 each; .• Poll:Clarke; $2.00;.
rent of polling places at Municipal elec-
tions is placed at thd utittelfigire; $8,00;
proper t; shelter. • Panic alld fear still Members of Council, 42.60pr day each,
hold the inhabitants Of the Mintier for attendmiceint -Coined 'meetings and
vtllages in their grip, and terror. reigns- 6 dints a mile ' each. way, and, '02.50 P
even :fl�flg the.larger_taint, ao3ere dayeach while transacting ',.township
'the trowel' been .: able, tu-,eope -business such.is•letting- and ' impeding •
with tho extraordinary' aituatdoe., to jobs. i• • ; „ ' . •
, better ?avant:see, . No. 4911, &bylaw of the Tan,
and
dp ofHuron,Tzoh:iutorera!ittohcbrioirerowt bee, elikomii rid
LakutO L..tatiiiiirs tot 191.5, re,;eientisd from 1914, sums to meet ,eurrebt expenditure for
Preikkmte'lh Kenned7, Wia°hitab' tblylethheltrotraunadttfInKand i ,a, Municipaltiltenace
riesident-11. M.• Evilest/3n.
"Whitechurch; -Celebrat=-
ed the thirtieth -anniversary of its orgen-
ization on Friday evening, Jan. 15. On
tbis date, 085 the - Colirteatarted7-With
18, charter members, and in the thirty
years that have elapsed it has grown
until to-d•ty'it has a membership of 63.
It is one of the most prosperous Courts
its the vicinity. •When an tificial report
with regard to assets used to be issued,
Whitechuroh stood; seOnd in the pro
ti* 1' a
Telephone System that is to say the
'vino.' fin-,ncial standing is becom-
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' ' ' ' • - ' . ' -wi, W; by6-0;. '•i-..------.s.ettingy cio-iAirni.„„rs-,,,...-..,-.,:•-_,:„, . ing better every year, n „t :3_ Court as ... ..
Sectetszy--A.E; -Minted, Luchnow.•
" ,a t 7 77,•,. , :. every -prospect for a bright. future. The : , sonwmum • • .. ; '1,11:"Nsley-Fraser hitt a ComMlttee
' celebration - k -the form of an Oyster '. J. ti . ii....teestu ter'-' .itt ..,Riniey. . of ibis Condit. be apPointed to meet
- ` - - a r- • ' • '41 -7:-._ 6) :... ele-swiltiii';' With animdar cortiliiti;ee...appointed--- 'lir
' • ' 'vviiirhip of Aatteld tO• cOme to an
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"Walter, Wils°°?., Pudiftti\ezi.ouiraii. . .
CInasse remitted; 24 44; ariket Switzer, wiled a, few el the yOung people one with their elves arid larltfriendel , Ripley e
done on the boundafY betWeen the two
• to the s le did re which tor wird 5 Lucknew • • put equal•anlount of gravel on said
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MisiAltledgerp
Walt,er4Kaako, 1 MA, , tag
,•• Gravel, . ti.trvisr "j44, *Liar -Mitt Rect,"Csidie"iiib-e141"'eAii7teY" ''sgurF.m61,11,611pir-initinit'e*rPo4fel.e°tbfee (101)190ort;' ''" 4144, LRuipeikanyow , Inanow. the ...or
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- envoltet, Agreement with regard to Statute La cr
dam* teSheeP,.4.00,
. Sohn Murray, ,
, I evening last week: . ,
• _ 4..4. +maw U0a1 Oil dealers have ,,been WO. 01
v`"''''''"7. • ,late looking for bueineSe in this • neigh
• r• -•*,`""'"Y. . :berliOod. I f
". „a...Helens notning likhelVoll.pinoseirtsiohnelijei.ivaeltishlaiLts4eotef
busbies* therefOra the new dealer
_Ur. and Mrs. Morris of Winghant, been able to place come large orders.
s traefuerywavay0E:xu,h-tril. ars sister,. Jusr VIE MIEN SAV 9.71airner'teld-
t'• Mr. and Mrs. Win. Irwin of Aslifield
siptwenint.Sundai,,;vith Mr. and Mrs. Frank
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.cni1-14,,iitchettenotte.:-:
spending a couple of weeks With hien&
;arietind.Chesley and Moorrieburg.- '
Miss (;'olina atPresent 'sPend-
';,ing a few „days ':With friend :around
Westfield.. ,
James, Hyde Who -hart spent the OM -
;flier in New. Oiitario returned home the
other day, looking ' •
George is Spending a feW
elayit with friend e around St. Rehm. be.
'foroleaving for London, having enlisted,
-With the Third Contingent.
Th nij1 t,apo$jiip' -ofthe aliarehold•
ered about seten "orchiek and sat down
Feb, Teekvater •• btoknow.. townshiptie•wthet ettat- toWileliip: Shall
Pr bj " ipl .t• • • • • ,'• • •
ay and quantity, t wOulclui4 dill cult t7 8, Ripley , ',1Cees7a.ter, an
"otheeactateerrelongitarfraotngteloeiesnotste,nadoid4 dv,evaleyr'Tts,
which the Orders Were prepared. a 0 311 't3iswater, - at their next meeting and fix the time
us that We would have to tiny the Cour-
:ier. for putting the mall in the boxes
after . we voi.i1d buy and erect Lhs.in.
Now we are sorry that a few, forlackof
structionrare-condenining Rural Mail
Deliveryin this way, doing- t thennielVes
an iiijnryand cheating others from their
rights. •
.,Mr. and Mrs. Sim Congradi entertain-
ed a nuniber Of the young people ...here
enalroni the Eighth con,, last Monday,
,evening. Ahout 45 Were preSeilt and the
evening was spent chiefly in . dancing,'
The folk of the "Elth. are it fine lot ot
--friendly people, and will be welcomed
back -to the 9nd, any dine they wish to
come. The closing wish hi that the re-
cent event will be anannital..orie,
...-Arizirs.listinftheigarenimievithr
;era of the Pablic'llall, Si. Helens, will farmers will he laying plane: for the
hem. 'on Monday, Jan, filth.' 'All. corning season. No doubt some, as usual,
-3hareholderre requested te- -be Pie' Will be depenclirig-Mt.-the-highwar 4
' tent - • • • ' ;pasture field for their, iiveatock, Civic d
, The Annual • meeting of the' Rifle a field for something else. This Will`be,
Club, St. Helens, be held ur the as in tho. past; a nuisance to the traVell.
Poofitetss tgth, •4 frig public. Now the law governing the
control of the highways is, we under -
The Annual ,ineeting et Public
Library Wato held on Monday, Jan, iff
The (Odds elected., for 1915 were • as
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• PresidentA-Itili, Arr. Mackintosh.
lleXentie.
Secretary --T. Tsyl4r. •
Gordon •
Libratiait-Mise Cooling; Clark,
trirectoree-Merelarnee:,Peter Clark, W.
E. Gordon. Messek W. L Poky
(JItik John ito tis Itutherf003,
MUT**, ad It, 10141100, vie404/v, •
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excell.. Ken. • ateisen atge o
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11111111hot •c,.;i5711:16,terater--r'---
stand, that any unimal may tun on ' the
read, but at the owner's riak. Now who
lies to enforce. the law as it is? Is it
not neighbor against neighbor? and. who
is to blaine for allowing stich a• la* to
Watild'it•nots be proper' for the
Councils. Of the different municipalities
to. Petition the Government through our
representative in the twat notifies and
haves, la.W pabsed tlist woeld MA per.
mit Stoelt•fif 404 kitl4 to potatoon tho
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H. Stewart, (....rier of the East 75 acres
of Lot 21, COe; 11; to have his said lot °
transferred" from S.-S.No.2 to S.. S. NO. ' •
'3; belt resolved that -the Clerk nOtify p • .
the said parties. to be Present l'at''neXt.
Twang of the Vonneiland also n4tity
the,trustees of the•said School -Seetionot°' :
to appear befere,the Councdat next,
meeting to show eau*, if any;Why these'. , .
changee.shotild not be 4made d the,.
beundarieir of the said sections, altered • ,
accordingly. Carried; • 7 , , • • '
• Wilkieson--That-That the:. Clerk
be. instructed -to advertise tor 'bridge •'
covering as follows: WOG feet Of tesati-? . „ •• • ,;
14 feet long,, 4 • inchee thiek
and -not less than 5in., *ride, and coop • "
feet ot taniarack Plarik 16 feet' leeei 3
in. thiek.and not than in: wide.. , •
Tenders to be opened. at *next meetiug
of Council. 7.•' 'Carried, '
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Wilkinson-Brown-:-Thet.-the Clerk
be instructed to advertise bit applica- , •
tient for the offices, of, Assessor and
Collector for the year 1916.. Applications :
will be received by any inernber Of the
Council by - the Clerk tantil the. next •
meeting of Cinatil. Carried.
FraserWanaleY-41'hat this council, ,
de now adjourn 'to meet again on Mon- • —
.(10.4 the '8th day„ of Tebratry,
1915; at the hourket place. '...Carg-
• ANcrys, MAnTipt, Clerk:
Coma or REVISION SE PRA.IN •
Thac..lonit Of Revisidi mit. pursued ,
,to aojeurnment at two...0'6160k. ,the • .
liftertioon of Monday,, the staY, of
January, A. D., 1915. The menibere •
were all present.. The only appeal was •
that et Donalc1 Mayer heid over from
last sittings; , • •
Brown--,Csampliell.-That Donald Mc7„
assessment be rethiced • • ' •
int halitrice efb.,99-1Or-outte4:liability,,
• and that with the consent of the Clem
a reduction of .9.06 be niade in, the item"' .
of-the-Clerlee fees, and 1040 zsaacuon
be Ina& in the itern ot cost. of dranieg •
,bytlaWiveto;-laws, that the. Octitt:ef
viewn be now closed. Carried. . •
" The TownshiP sit8iimer Watt •PtesPle ".• '
at the sittings ot, the Voltris of 'Airtime
. Angtta6lartYn,.VIerik
boundary.line each tear, and that the' 12•47.171 -Wets luit:isotfirlitcotetldiAtiwctillrOlf lici361701121-1
'30, Chief ErtF8sci- 13t°- .61-• Gaunt • '25 Lncknow • requesting them to aptibint a donimittee-
took the chair in the beautifully deem-, and 1940 of Web Meeting. , Carried,
ated Asserritily Hall tf the Trny, block,
and the programme Commenced." It fell
to Bro. Frank_ Henry., who has hteit
ria eclat Secretary or 'the_ Court since•
• • „ ••By.law No. 408. 'to apapolnt certain
ilfiguheede; .4ja:°• le. .6ffitawhilrer03%31vhairirs„tirnachdeowhA:'nadlitet":„Lfinard4901f°5'44trhrece:'
-emote alcolm °Lay,
man's address, • and in few but `aptote-•.' Chopping fuesday and Friday. • The Reeve, the 'Medical (facer Of
Alexander Fraser • corn -
0 e celebration , 1 it eivrresbiv.., , theSiltf,gielig tNhilesitioeleetie
kn. •--!.an_i •a tr, i,siter •,i,..ii itad it Bylaw
(N60497) was
duly, poised
'plilreistittiteinliao!dr' of Health for the Year
priateverds„howelcomect the,assenibly -• -
Rev". Mr. Stewart, peator of th
terian Church, gave an address, and Oeorge Colwellt of Bervie, was !in:, for the appointment of said .board. •
Rev.. Biro: C. C. 1Caine.,, Methodist min- the village, thig Week., , . The dim' Of 41675.00 isk required to
Aer, of"X.OndeSborn, In a very interest- ,Mit or. 11 lintighluson of „ Camille; meet the interest on the debentoies of
ilig address, dealt Aids, with the war. wAt.4 viottitio. friends here; , • . • the Ontario and 'West Shore Hallway-
Bro A. II. Musgrorei M P P., Winglike, T1__, , .,,(7 2, L . L. _.-, ..,,_ Co, guaranteed by Iluron,- and Which
alto delivered an excellent address, ' • uwePn KUr9V USS °um" out °1' buo,'interest is payable -on the first days of
touching principally Upon' the- solvency Villate for a. couple of weeks, - . January and July in each year,. A, by.
an a finaucial stanaing of the Order. Mr. Miss Merle Gamble, of Ltioknow, is law; No. 498, was duly patised for this
Iterklobb, Wingliam, gave a number ypiiting her aunt 'Mrs. Hayes. • , • - purpose. •• -r*
lit-eplehdui--reettaittorici,--Vihdh-grtatlY Oscar ----- Aiatiiiiii ,•tit 1.3 it4-65i_,te-a- glx,edtgatpoliffiractier.0 i-ohy-r 4,.-htli.,,,.in1.0-4,fteateatiolfaisatithoto;
friends in KilnloUgh.on kAdn(1437. ' '.
• from $125.06 w $150.00, that 1i3 to say
'.pleaSeci the au lieoce. Mr, Harry Macey,
Si. Helens, sang several of Barry Laud-
ioa•Lfitinous-songe,.-..which--elways.--take.
well • with- an-Milhence; anit-T received
-great itplitansO: irkstrUSIOntedS On both
_Vitm,lioyle„ from the weet; is spend,,,' 29-ineresse-fore-the-year-1919;,„eme
-lug this winter among triode here. granted and lila salary fixed tti CIO. •
The wsrden of tho Andie,ll church Communication from Chesley
FaIri-
tnepiano and violin Were excellently. attended s mooting ininetvine lines 04040401e was read;Asking the Council
;given by Sir. Stewart. Helena, and .i.. 10 , to reconimend that the °Minty qvainoil
Mr. Ellison; 1Angefile, The. occompan,,,, Me and Mrs. VV. Perny attend
' ' ' -Nr Ste1 ' t ' • paotic purposes The matter Was left
will long be remeinbered in tho' SIMS._ 0 n
The teideels of this %Pet abYawrinn. ' chili ch.,, follow by '. a, h.2.VInft been made to this Cenneil by (1)
' :pfletttbdenl°e°cretbtiation will be anincentive gdoliki,•witi bold on .wodnooday ern., lull mcitay to havothe Vast 26 acres
tO the VoreSters for the future, idittl leg.
1 forted froth S. Si No, 18 ,and 04(led to
of Lot 18, Con. 101 oWried byliint,' trans..
tilitV Yarg with Pt6.t. intertl tlitl Otani 4fiti`Milli 40/44ader,- Of Look.: to 'have the ii cit /0. SOSO of 'said Zet•
, le • one mill . the tissesanient for
each Via$ Ouster, iSS Uar -11 'letter's father" tO to the discretioe ,of the- Retire and De -
'and Miss Ullison, All enjoyed thilni, •urto I "era' 4406
,selves to the iitttot and th'ev.!ninej Vti.Ttlifo centnutedtoblliviinimptos.-Oilateourtdittl•ot tito Pill.ollevineLebamo:30.11. applicaii00.8
'0AUSO them te,look forward to the iltettti Mr. olod mitt logrom. of ,soittotoh, ir xonneth. 14014cOd,
44090*n, NT ' • 00 Sof t4fat 4. 044 4)
with fireater determination, to I 0 now Iyors tilt gloats ot ,644 scs„, 19, owned by Mtn, transtenl trS.
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'fleintote'fiiOnda oue day £abi eek
Itubt*, Keith, hat pureliaseit. nice '
tWO,Veire'regi 'eget from, Geo.
:Mr. and Mrs. Walter Day apent
the week_
now,. • • ,
liendetly.-andiillifire Rate -spent •
last Thurday evening with triode eirp, -
Langside. • '• .
A. Maribor frona' here attended' thee. ,
Hotta Fair held ice Arett,,•-r
cf last week, ' • , , •
new veranda tho hit house. Nothing 4
like being up to date Morris.- = ,
The Guest Bros. of Kiniough, have - -
finished drawing hay from Itingarfjo ••
to their lAther J ee's farm here. •
Mr, and Mrs. S. D. &Oho,- spent
Tuesday evening of lest wok at Ile
home of Mr. and Mrs. 4.1.), Little.
Mr. and Mrs Wm. Little of Teem'
water, visited at the home of A. Mac.
Laughlin, Tuesday of Jut
A. lingli§s'and 11. M-,:tttligue visit.
ed at the home of B. /Iughee hear
Itolyrood, TueSday. of kat week. „
BLANIKV,rri
. Routs,
miTirs
BEI:LS
20 per tent discount oft -on,
these for balante-of-dantmer
RePairillg -promptly 4one.
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