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Mr. Richard Webster er, trrho has
been in poor health this winter,. left on
Word- warereccived,im t1vin.911- 1,141l1.7
day of the death in gravenhurst of
Hyaline. Dorothy McKinley, adopted
daughter of Rev. Gee. McKinley, of Sea -
forth. Mise McKinley was Well known
in , Lucknow, having .livedwith her
foster parents throughout the four years
Of their residence here. She was in. her
19th year, and had ,always been rather
delicate, her condition becorning ,serious
abOut the time, the fatally tweed, to
Seaforth. Shebrid been at the GraVene
buret Sanitarium, for several months, but
the hglit against consiemption proved.
unavailing. She was a daughter of a
brother of Rev: 1$141vIeKinleja but oviiipg,
to the death of her mother was taken
by hith ina;infancy. The funeral was
held at Seaforth on Tuesday. -
Monday, to_taka. treatment in, London
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'& feeture of t. lielens Literary So-
ciety -meeting Friday evening will 'be a -
debate between Lucknow and ;St' Hel-
ene talent.
Mr. Chas. Alton, of Lanes,who last
week underwent:en operetion for aPPeild-
iottitiet the Fergus.1.10spital,ls reported
doing well.
It leeks as theuglr at least owe of our
bachelor soldier hoys may meet hie Wat-
eirloce befpre going to- the front.
'was writtenbu Monday,) . • •
kl,VCIENOW,
Dorothy McKinley Dead
Mrs, D. R MoIntoele is visiting her
daughter in §enthempton.
llitereertuting officers at, the village&
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Brtleselb have gathdred in 65 nien.
Suits pressed and cleaned proinptly and
well; 'temple Clark, Merchant Tailor,••
Miss Ilene Mines is back to town
after vitsiting friends,Seuthaanpton,
• Mr. Alex. Sutilh, who a weekngo was
cPriPlialy ill with PrIcilltionlat is 'Pilch
• improved.
'Men's Feit.Ratsin new shapesat Com.
gXtra value at $2.00"and $2.25
each.
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Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Baxter, of • near
Ockierich; visited his sister, Mre. Geo.
11%06', this week. „ 0
If you Want an up-to-date snit well tail-
ored and a perfect At leaire your measure.
• We,can do it, Temple Clink, Merchant
Tailor. •
Miss Baycroft, of Beeton, is in charge
, of the work at Miss Armstrong'e millin-
ery store this season. ,
Miss J. J. Allie,eyesight specialist,
will be at Arnistrongle Drug Store the
afternoon of March 29.
Mrs. John McKeith, who has been
0" -,-visiting with relatives here, returned to
Ler home.in Burlington last week. •
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,„ Miss Antiie Boyd left. yesterday after
noon for it time weeks' vacation, which
she will vend at Preston and Toronto.
For 'Carpet Squares, Uflolen1 s and
Oilcloths go to Connell's. Special prices
in Tapestry and Brussel§ Squares.
• Mies J. Holines. who has been visiting
bei brother here for soine weeksreturn-
ed to her home in,,ellititon nn SaturdaY:
- Mr. Potehet.MeChailes, Who has been
• borne from SemonereSaskthe past three
-menthe, retureed-tarthe4est--on---Tne8.
day. t.
Sp_ringStock
Just Arrived
Black and Blue Serges, Fancy
Suitings and Paotings—
. Something New,
Perfect Fit Guaranteed
TEMPLE- CLARK, r
M• chant tailor
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Needs.
1., The great coin -
e fort in the home is
• the bath moan. Heoltlkin body
and mind staits with cleanliness
tind , we offee the best in soaps,
powders, perfumes • and toilet
papers -
To stop 'a cough tTy Vinol, our
• cod liver and iron tonic without
oil. Try it on our guarantee.
• Does you goed or, costs you
nothing." Vinol is a wonddrful
•Temedy for chronic comets, colds
and bronchithi.:
Dr. A. M. Spettee's
f rug Store ,
r Luakitow. ,
Lot& Ear this
Oise in our ivkidOW,N0041,10
lOto' tiffr
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FREE \
Studio,.iLucknow,
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Mr. Wm Wigan, for many years a res-
ident of the 12th•cen shfeIt,.dJeI' on,
Monday at tke ageof 77. An acconntof
Itis death will be found in Lothein news.
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Rev. S. J. Bridgette, will, be in Dun-.
gannon• again .next Sunday, supply-ing
the ptlaPit of ReV• 1. McKelvey whose
family is under quarantine for measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Johnston left on
Tuesday for Semens, Sask., after visit
nog here since Christmas. They were
accompanied by Miss Culbert, of • Dun-
,
Buy your goodsuit this spring and you
will save money. Temple •Clark,, Mer-
chant Tailor.
ThetOwn newspaper publishers Of
Grey County have joined with those of
Bruce Huron and Perth in advancing
the eubacription price of itheir papertQ
$1 50 per year. ,
Mr. Brown DU:Hough has been trans-
ferred frtm the'locarRank of gun il ton
to the branch at Berlin Ont. Nortnan
Patterson- has_ taken. the! place orjunior
in the office here.
Bargains in Ladies' flee' Pitts. Mink
Muff, $35 for $27; Blue Wolf Set, MO for
$28; White Thibet Set, 513.59 for- - $9, at
Connell's.
Keep the 'date,' evening Of Friday,
fur drairra-by-local-tal-
ent to. be given in the Town Hall under
auspices of the locel Hockey Club. Fur-
ther information later. '
GUNN'S FERTILIZER -Get your supply
of fertilizer Icime while the mitts. are
good SuppLy on hand. Get it while it
lasts. . G. S.. ROMIRTSON.
Mr. Clyde Reid is in Toronto attend-
ing a School Of Instruction in' connection
With the Chevrolet antomobila Three
experts from New York are instrueting
the Chevrolet agents and their repro-
eentatives on 'practical lines- regarding
the car. Clyde will beawayfor some
weeks..,
An Invitation -a
On Thursday, March 23rd, we purpose
havingaspecial displayof Suits and Coats
by The Princess M fg.,Ce , of Toronto, in
tier store. This is an excellet t epee' tunk
ty to get the eery latest steles; it,ede to
measure, fit guaranteed and exclusive
style. We extend a dordiaLinvitation 6
the ladies of Lucknow and surrounding
country who 'are interested to attend
See our "Ad" on last page. -Murdoch 41/4
Cameron. Co.
Donation to Patriotic Funds
The Treasurer of the Women's Com-
inittee-of-thr-Patriotic-Leaguei-ackuovre-
ledges ,with thanks a cash donaticn- of
\ $22 10, received from Hie Methoditt Sun
day School. This donation :represents
half thiproceeds from the eembert given'
in the Town Halt by the inembets of the
Sunday School early in the year. ' .
WITH THE BUYS IN KHAKI
The men in khaki will be guests of
the Women's Institute at the "At Heine"
this evening in the Town Hall.
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Sydney • Plowright joined the local
force a8 a private this week. Pte.,Plow.
right's home is in Grillia, laut he has
been in Lucknow about two years' assist-
ing in Miellorn'e blackemith shop.
The boys report the first casualty in
their squod.this week, Pte. McKinnon
having fallen a victim to the abate of
that busy and unerring , archer, Cupid.
An acconnt of his marriage is given in
another column. '
The Lifeknow detachment hope to al;
etid-in full strengthatthamilitary delta.
onstration in Teeswiter 6 -morrow. A
nullifier have not yet been served. With
un
terday, and Serga Carrick holies to have
all in khaki for the demoraltration. •
• Open Monday,Tuesday
! and Wednesday of
eatil
aseceserase=unsame=gesesensieassas
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MARkPTS
, (Corrected up to Wednesday mien)
Wheat ' • • 00
Oats. ... .. ...... . 38, 40
Birley . .. • 55 58
, Buckwheat , p 4 ,•:, 66
• Rutter.............t . 25' 27
Eggti, new laid. ; 24
° Hogs . 10 35
1610.014T41 rRICIIP'COTS WORK
Wheat, bush.... .......$ 95 to $ 1 00'
• Oate,,buali...;.....• 48 .,a). . 50
Barley, bush. .... . • 58 to 62
Choice heavy steers,- . S. 00 to 8 50
&Ache* • 7 00 to 1 75
Iteeders......., . ... 6 25 03 2 25
•LaiiibSi‘ Cwt. .. . . • . 10 50 to 12 00
Sheep, divt ' 0 00 to 9 SO
Butter, Cremitety Prints 35 to ' 36
'Butter, Dairy Planta.... 26 to SO.
Biro, new laid, doz..... 20 to 30
• Bgge, 1 etef
NO. rige.... 25 to 26
retoofot ona,wiitsted IQ $0 (1,
k, bitgtirp o • 00 to
04;
..Teeswater .
...-TtleedayillarOli 14.
Joseph' Olheiser has been' laid nP for a
few days with alead -attack -of seiati
and le grippe, •
e fleanumber of jean Val Jlean,
Victor tiriFirgreateete SraC r, as -run-
off Saturday evenhie at the movies, ,
1Linich f,,ounter,.Did Well •
The local Red cross workers' sCored.
another suceess in the --way of raising.
funds at the "Old Time Skate" in Lorne
Rink Tuesday evening. They were there
with. the goods, and the people were
there with the money. 'The lunch count-
er was well patronized throughout the
• evening; and the hot tea, coffee and
sandwiches, beaides .adding gteatly to
the enjoyinent of the crowd, brought in
$32 .55 to the .coffers of the Red Crime.
We are sure those. wit° contributed,
either in work or by providing the eat-
ables, will be pleased to hear of so suc-
cessfel..an outcome. .' This time the
money ,goes to the Women's Institute to
assist them -iii their Red Cross 'work..
. , The crewd at the rink was not so,
large as at. the previous 0. T. Skate, but
• the evening was very successful all round.
In spite' of the extreme cold, a mother
of toads drove hi front neighboring points,
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'Crewe
---Monday, 'Mara 13
Aentunber-of-peciple-are still -stare •
from la grippe. •
Aleand los. John Blake and babe,
of Mafeking, spent last Suuday with.
-friends here.
41:ite it: number of , people attended
-the-patriotia-meeting-itallungannort_en_
Tuesday evening last. -
Rev. Mr. Bridgette, 'of the -Ashfield
,Circuit, conducted servieee .here last
Sunday and will also take charge of the
.service next Sunday again.
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CHURCH NEWS
OnSueday morning there I will be a
Reception service in the Methodist
-61mIpICA:iiiimberare-heing-taken-with;
full membership. • .
Everybody, is preparing to decorate
for 'Friday. The village will be gay,
With flags and limiting to greet the visit*
ing soldiers.
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Clark Ay Moon, barristers and solicitor
of Mount Foreat, have °prided it bratiell
dace in Teedwitter in the old library
,building. James Green is in cheep. •
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The young 'aches of Teeswater enter-
tained the soldiers in the Town Hall
last Friday evening, under the auxpicee
of Miss Guilfoyle and the teachers of
the Public Scheel. • "
• ' The Carnival in the rink last night
met with itri usual degree of success. it
drew crowds i• the costuntee were fine, the
Mole eXcellent, and the ,young people
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Willie Chapman and John Hendry are
the latest redruitslfrona Teeswater. The
.110rior Roll in the Presbyterian church
now *lambent 10. •• Only three young
won in Tenswateolow in that elitirch to
ime totuited, and they ate serionsly
thinking of plaint
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ASIIFIELD 'METHODIST, CUUI3CHES.-
Next tindity„ at the usual hours, the
Powelk-of-elintcrof
the Temperance Organization of Huron
-kIounty, -will have charge of the- service •
He will seeak on temperance, with part-
icular reference to his own work in
Huron County, and will ask for cf-
feripg to aid his work. ' Me. 'Powell, is
an unusually good speaker. Come and
hear him thiayear again.
THE , very interesting
program wits rendered in , the Epworth
League" on Monday evening. The Miss
y-drpartment----had charge ,Miss
Francee. Webster occupied the chair, and
After the opening exeroises in. which Miss,
Alma Alton read the scripture lesson;
Rev Mo. Bridgette gave a very lucid
.and tomprehentive presentationof the
Moalena World, to the delight of all
present. After the addrest two readings
bearink on the question of niissions were
• given, one by Mmn Myrtle Bogues and
the other by Miss Mildred Tr leo.yei
e.
A large number are expected to ; enjoy
the program. next Monday night. "
Uri QUILD.-The Adult Bible Class
was in charge of the peegramon Monday
end provided a very entertaining and
profitable evening. Thatnpic, "Causes
of Failure in Life," Was very interesting,
being well treated in three' papers
taken by Miss E. Henderson Frank
McIntOsh and Pte. Peter M.ckiniien.
Their dealt 'chiefly with the Christian
side of life for which we must be thank-
ful for so
nmof Our succeeses. Mr.
Hagan MeDonalet-read-olettee Weitten
by Pte. tiger Racine', of the Medical
Corps, London, descrtbiing briefly bis
short experienee at inthary life. Other
numbers were solos•by Mrs. Lurie, Mr&
Reid and Mrs, D Thompson; reading by
-THURSDAWMATICH-- 1St& 4910..
SOME' WORDS OF
EXPLANATION
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FROM MR. JOHN .1(31(Nt
Lucknow, Opt, Afar, 13, 1916.
,To The Editor of the Lucknove Sentinel,
Dear, Sir:
, .4 geed deal of correspondence hie
been going on betty. seep. the Vingham
Ade:ince and the Lucknow Sentinel for
8°11111.behtiWnlre.
Writer who ltas been very busy
ceib
:t icanest tw. sw4titteolhaZgt.pol leoedwPre ac eodf nt ngtse ir ePs ,63at dt its
that some words' of
explanatiod wonicl set•the matter 'right
as far as'the Proprietor of the Wirtgliarn
Advance is concerned,
- :.Whe.e. the writer warialefeated-'f simply
aniionneed in :My newspaper that was '
defeated, and kaye'aii t4ecaliSe . of taiii
defeat polities, to my itistonishment; tFe
Editor of the Imeknow`Sentinel who is;
supposed to Inn an independent news-
paper in the Village of Lucknow comes
to tho rescue of hie political friend the,
Reeve, and declared in very peettlYe
terms there was tie such thing OS polities
in the election. The wily reply to this
statement, that it was ,politics of the
meanest and most revengeful character.
, The very fact that there was an elec-
tion was a very positive proof that it
teas politics all the way through. People
for one hundred miles around know this
to be the case.
The Reeve elect of the Village made a.
wry decided announcement after his
election that he was going in for the
material welfare of the Vintage! and the
metal up -lift okthe People. .
. , I took it for granted .then, that the
11,5eve Would take a very decided stand
on all questions that would- come . before
him during the year.
The very first question that was pre-
sented to him was the pool room question.
asking for the granting of a license, and
when this inetter was presented to the
Council, the Reeve elect sits in his chair
as a door nail, andasdumb ea
an oyster. .
. The writer who is easily the largest
property owner in the Village felt that
he had interest etiough in, the Village to
make some :retharks . in his own news -
pa, er, ivhen the Editor of •the Lucknow
entinel comes again to the reScue701-de
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plaice.' friend Mr. Anderson and tries
to defend him in a long. article 'The
question of the,pool room', and it looks
to me moreen particular ta relieve the
responsibility of the man who was ging
in for the in uplift of the ,people in.
the Village of Lueknoiv. • „
The Only exchse that the Wingha,m
4.dvance had for interfering with the
poet, rOOM question was because •of_ the
fact of the glariiig announcement that
the Reeve elect made anstich Thoronton
tones doe I wank expected for eonte
yrondertal things to take place; and it
-rooki to rrie-dotv-that-the Reeve elect
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hes proven hithself to be very weak
man and quite unable to wiry out the
glowing promises which he made to the
•••
people.
Joim
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r. runcan,
Ji McClure, and- :two chetuses :by the
Clase. Mr. Phillip. McMillan Wee chair-
man fer \ the evening. •The t,opic far next
Monday is "be -operation with the San -
..day charge of the Devotional
Committee.
-Bound :for the West.
[Regarding this letter; which we print
true to copy, we would' say that, in the•
Sentinel. Of January 13th' last, . under
the heading, "Explanation not Bight,"
we' bad the following: • •
• 'Regarding the ninnicipar electian in
Lucknow the Wingham Advance said:
"L.uckuow being a Liberal stronghold;
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Anderson had little or no trouble to get
the political =chide into.action, and in
only 4 few _eves where the individual
was- too honorable t� bringpolitics into
a-muniCipal nainpaign. did the machine
fail." •
'The Bruce Tinies of Walkerton, ex-
pressed the Same Opinion, and iU is .not
improbable that outside of Lucknew.this
view of:the contest is generally held.
• It does not, however, Correctlyexplain
the turnoirer from Joynt to • Anderson.
Of course, tiolitics played a part. It was
bound to.ither nrin would imake it
goc,c1 reeve. There was no lasue other
Oita the man, and both are outstanding
men in their respective political parties.
But it is, well kaoWn 6y every elector in
4.4ucknoW that proniiiient Conservatiyes
were among Mr. Anderson's nost ectiye
supporters, and that Mr. joynt had the
openly -expressed sn'tenort of not a feW
Ltberttls •
This-being,the—citzei it is not f ,ir to
the elector; of Lanknow id say that they
lined up like unreasoning partisans And
vOteil party when -only municipal ques-
bons were if issue. Quite a nutilber
minor constderrittons and influences ap-
ear to have,been at work, this time
favortn ties -so* as
'favored. Jaya:*
IS that rt, decharatiori in 4.`very positive
terms"?..Welectve it to the candid reader.
Is.it fair to the electors of,Lucknow to
i innate as The Advande did tiaa.t, in
ns , • ,
.only a feir.• ceses ;the indvidua,1 was too
honorable to 1)ring pfifitiesintO a mut'-
, ..._ _ ... rat )0„I Ilt NtAnSf4naelgtaTintr-
alibirthe-GMIL-station,on-TUesday
when a ntiniber of farmers left for t
Prairie Provinces, taking settlers' effemts
and hems with them. James Caesar
tea one ear -load of horses and a car-
load of settlers' effects,' with six horses.
Jam es Strath took a car of hones, arid
HarriWaltera and Wm Smith, Dun-
gannon, tooka ear of. effects.
• liOlyrood
• . -Tuesday, March 14.
The Women's Instjtuth will hold theie
next meeting on March 23rd at the home
of Mrs. Ayliner Ackert. Meeting is to
open at 2 o'clock sharp, as the afternoon
will be spent in sowing for the Red Cross
-Secy.
Don't forget the Oyster Supper to be
held here On Friday night, March 1711i,
An excellefit supper is being prepared
and a good, program consisting.of Luck-
' now, Ripley and home talent will be
given. Admission: 50e for Minks 26c
for ehildren. Proceeds for pstriotie pur-
A tore troat.
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Rev, Mr. McKerroll Loses , Father
. •
Rey: D. T. L.. MeKereoll.t„nastor of
otoria PreebYteittli-elnuch, WeitZ-TO-.
Mato received. word on Mach 4th., that
his faller; Malcolm McKerroll, a retired
farmer, Of Sydenhein toWnsleira had died
ot apoplexy, at the age of 73 years, The
late Mr. .icKerroll was g member Of
Knox Presbyterian cleurch, Owen Sound.
He is surviaed by few sone and 'five
elaugntere, nuiie1y Rv. D: T. L. McKer-
roll, •William, Maicielin, Alexander, Mrs
Samuel Loeke, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. John
Mend, ot °riffle.; Mre, 0, Morrison, of
Strathayon; and Miss JeseieeMcKer!eoll.
The Charge For,Inspection,
A -farmer interested in the hog bug!!
nest; has asked tui to publish the follovii-
ing, -which is press despatch frock
Ottawa: • • IA' ,
According to figures comPileci from.the
officiel blue books hs, gr. Arehie B, Mc-
Coig, M.P. for West Kent, the farmers
a Canada who raise hogs have been
mulcted to the extent of 3179,906 .dur-
ing the past season by the operations of
the hog -buyers. The modus operandi of
the buyers is t� collect from the farmets
one• half of one --per cent. of the purchase
price, designating the assessment as be,
ing made for the expense of "inspection,"
while the Gr3vernment inspeetors ite.Ve
been fully paid by the Government itself.
According to officio' records, 1,795,053
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hogs were purchased by the • various
abattoirs during the season, a large num-
ber of these heing front Ontario farmers
Of these, 4,007 were condemned Allow-
ing for the payment in full for these
condemned kegs,. which are • used for,
other purposes, such as fertilizer, ,glue,
etAl
c., Mr. eCmg shows that the farniers
have -been millet ed te-theextent of nearly
$100,000. on one season's bogs. He is
desirous of having the Government step
in and put an end to this "rake off" on
the pert of the buyers.
Mr. McOmg brought the: matter to
the attention of Hon. J. G. Hazen, acting
nister of -Agricul tureewheirParliantent-
was in Comniittee on Supply to -day.
He asked as to the serum, treatment as
a preventive of cholera amopg hogs, and
al; to the payment of inspectors and the
collection ef alleged :inspection fees by
buyers. ,
Hon, Mr. Hazen replied Ch.: :le would
ep into the matter with the member for
West Kent at a later 'date, when be
wOuld- have the advantage of consulting
with the Veterinary. Director -General.
Wamis
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Mies Lexy Fraser is home from Pais-
ley. ;•
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Miss T.,izzie Ferris returned triTeronto
on Satiirday.
'Will Stanley is working at Mac. Me -
Miss Margaret Campbell returhed ' to
Harriston this week. • . , •
W. J,. graham has been on the sick
list with e severe cold. -
Miss ,Bella Stanley Vs home from Kin-
cardine °pa short visit.
• Rev. Mr. Baker returned to 'Spring
Arbor, Mich., on Wednesday.
• Mrs: D. :M. FinlaysOn spent the week-
end with friends in Pert Elgin.
Siduy, Johnston is engaged with
Robert Keyes, 12th Con Greenock.
Mrs. F. Beaton and son and daughter
have returned to their home in Toronto:
Rev. Mr. Reith conducted preparatory
services in Pinkerton on. Saturday atter-
Miss Ably Symons has returned from
a several mooths' visit With her sister,
Mrs. 0.5. Ford, of Philadelphie.
Torrance McLennan is another of our
young men Who has signed up in the.
160th Bruce Battalion. He Will enter
into traintug at Tiverten-this week.
Whitechurch
The Whitecburch Red Oros's' •Society
Wish to thank the • following ladies for
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donations: .
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,Mrs. E. W. Orwia, Patriotic Tea, $5.50
Mrs Jelin McCreight, ,-5••yds. 'cotton
Mrs. Hector McKey, •.. 5 '"' ,'" .
.Miss M. Sutlterland,
Mrs: C1,11.7. an.bu.rn, 5 .`,` •
5 ,,
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41 • ti,
Mrs John 'Gilles pie, • Patriotic Tea:34 •50
-Mrs. W. J. -Coulteral'etriotie-Tert.$9,e0,
also 5 Yds. totton
. Mrs. John Norman'e Patriotic' Tea was.
"-repotted in a recent issue a,t $2,0e,and
itile43e' • M. Beaeitorr, Secretery.
SPECUL EFFORT IN HURON CO.
to Bring Battalion Up to Strength 'etoreeine
•oi the Month ,
' A special effmt is to be made by the
lEfst oftleials, in co-operation
with.the ditreient VY'ar Anxillaties, to
,secure the necessary 5)0 recruits to Coin.
plate the Battalloo befote April Ist.•
tween Match 20 end 24, the ,men who
hat/Oath-early enlisted will .go back to
their home districts to aid the toted Ida-,
gues to secure; if possible,, the required
dumber Of soldiers. On the closing night,
of tha campaign, the 24 tit • meetings will.
be held in eath municipelity, when the
reeruits. will be introdu.W, addresses
givee mid reports. from the various com-
mittees presented. The list, of niumei-
polities and tbe number expected; tram
each it es follows: GoderiCh 25. Clinton
15, Seaforth 15, Winghtim 15, Bat field
10, truisele 6, Hensel' 5, ftVrexeter 5,
Exeter 10, Olyth 5, and from cash of the
sisteon township 2), •
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--Tuesday, 14..
Mikellogen hai purchased 'the Thee.
Ford farina
We welcome Mrsndie* 1ow1sr
i it •
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AT Tug VVALKE TON
• MILITARY SCHOOL
S•gl,44(;OPle6 CentS
1/03ABe
Teacher of Singing, Voice and Tone
Productlearasee___
°for examinations. •
• 4. G. AMOKRS,VAL
(Froth T e Telescope)
A snearter-looking bunch 'of men would •
be hard to find than. the 110 sOldiere of
the 160th. whoware atteedieg the echool
for nod comudesioned officers, at the
Rink. - TheyarA. fine strapping yolung
'fellows; some just out of school; • pot a
few smart looking Young btisinees men,
and edverat rare old veterans, who lia„ve
been „through soldiering from A -to Z,
and have seen active service part.
'of the'Empire. These meta Ski is
soldiering, bele w midd Age
and should prove valuabje asset' to tie_
regiment,' - •
The,School opened Mondityat ternoon
in charge of Capt. Chadwick :41 .Lient •
Parker, beth highly qualified lofficere
Eight instructors have been 'egaufinted
for the .scilooll and tbefere the •eoUrse
cjoseein six weeketime, every Man of
the 110 Will have had .hia taro ill
struetiona
,\ At 'Ile 'faintly Theatre
The Family, Theatre, wishes to an-
Pounceahat on. acceunt of a mistake in
the bookings of the' \'IVIillion Dollar'Mys•
tery'' we'were obliged to dit,Continue it
in Lucknow and Brussele for several
weeks. A •new -service has no* lieen -at-
ranged in ;which the • serial ." Diamond
from the SkV'..' will be show each. week .
The date. of the commencement .of this
serial which is said to be a -first-class one
will •be announced later. Ihe shows for
Thursday rind Friday are specially attraz-
• tive and we hope elierybody 'will -come
and tell us how they like the hew eer vice...
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WEDDING BELLS
MIiKioN-Mel.N.Tosu •
An event Of. Mare than ordiOarY social
_Interest took place atthe .Manse,..Lnek- •
4 3•4, it eleven O'clock' y,eaterclay• morn-.
ina, when ..Miss. McIntosh, .only
dtaghter of Mr. and ' Mrs. • Wm. • Aide-
46311,.--e-f-town, beepana--tite-beide-of-lite.
Yter McKinnon, et the Bruce Battalion,
4ev..l. S. Duncan • ofildiated, and the
bride and graom were both unattended.
After the ceremony they returned to the
ha•Maof the bride'a parents for cheat:
Mi: and • Mrs.. McKim:ten 'ieft• by • the-
.fternoon train .. for Toronto, the. lepel.
ued. ot soldiers under Sera.. Carrick,
being at the •statiop to• give- theM a min-
tary send-off..
.Toriewrolea-CoX.L0
At the home of Mrs. Jite. Uoeley, of
town, on Wednesday of 'last week,. was
acilettipized the 'mai•riage Pf her detighter,.
Mary, to -Murk Johnston, -Of. matt Kin.
lough. ..11e'v. J. S. .Duneau. perfOrthed.
theeeremony-4 rattle ...pteSerice-cit,about-
twenty friends. of the contracting patties.
Tne young ecutele. will make their innne.
on the second con, of „Kinlore,. where
they take •with them. the beat „wiehes. of •
many frieiads. •
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Hog Prices High -
If hogs can't fly, the priee of the 'hog
can soar. We . had this demonstrated
„anew here this week,. when. the record
price of 310,35 per cwt. was -paid fon the
live Porker., The hog is rising to .a new
dignity. •Yeara ago he won the title of
"the mortgage lifter; noW. haying paid
offUthst-of-the farm- niortgages,-he bids.
f.ttir.... to • beeome the ••auttnotnlei .bayer. •
. Fan:nets' won't haVe • to, raise so 'very ,
many hogs at 319.35 per cwt. -enable
them to buy Chevrolets and Fords.,
St. Helens
. -Tn. ado, Starch 1411i.
T-homas Phihps, we aregladaosay, is.
able to be about.again, • .
Pte. George Twitnley, of I'Aicknoiv„
:
spent Sunday inthe berg. ,
- Colin McDonald wept tn . Walkerton
to -day. He is deliverilig a horse. Which,
he sold on Saturday. • '. '• .
Alio Mary:Murray' retUrnedbome oi
Saturday:atterspending a, few • weeks.
,
visiting friends in TOronto.
easra;W. *I. der end . f)ii neon' M e -
Kenzie' ate in Goderic,h thie Week • ea.
_jurymen at the Spring
We understand that Duncan McKenzie
:.baa -purchased thelarn,
E Gordon. Mrs. liOrtiVII intentja Luisa'
ing a Bale of -stock 'tend -ienente
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EVERyBODY!S COizt.J..MN
(U• AL WANT.E.Ii.--Vor duitiebr,le sertiCe. AA*
lay ,t‘lis. t;lark. Liteanow., •
16-34.,f. • -
UON it:Y. TO 1.,C)..S.N.$••-i.bi Mortgages unit nOted •
id reasonable rates.,,,Vire
Stock and ,311•Itilal 4,1nPantet• ,
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A..11.11/1/.1.1,14. Lucknew
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;LA W F1'114$ urn In Rona demand and you eau
get lagliebt nasti prices 'at Idt3ulelsou'i• Dor '
toJoaspa!-.tre, . 4..1 tar,.
ifildiesttla-?stfr'rlettS tor 'taw Fora, `
1,11. „ •", • 13. 131.rrzhj,•six.. .•
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••• t•For Sale
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S LAM Thre4: N*Ory .d.c.44iii . prOperileg
jutIte or Luelialow. lor•oartieullos '• ,
apply to oato. A....'sitala .14 Blamer,. .
bi•I•tt. • ' . Luehmtv. •
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Par A T01,:s; PIER S L •.1I•• broil rip ••• •
grown twin 0..A.C, sett'. • •
0,3 14. ()No. A. I 'LLICLTIOW.
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11.)11, atiNer and 4 ggseline .
011411P, „Lit Lertlational4 all iii•Iirst'elass COSI,
• ittlion, partioulars apply at Sentinel., ,
()Mee.
231341.
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Seed, OAts
Increase prdithetitin in ing 0. A. C... . •
75 (fats. This variety has gtift straw, thin
hulls, and has• yielded an average of 18' bdslielq
inereper arm than any other A urlety a. 9
yofito 111-1 at '0 nelph. • Don't wait. Buy •new: •
Price 75 cpirt,e.por L IL -
.\o. (2, Lucknow.. • - • .*, • • •
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FARM F01,1 SALE -V boo 'dela ardporty bo
itorilin.norih1-2 and the siert li I -5o1 t bonen tit - •
heti of Lot nurnSez' nineteen iirtrie eleventh
coneennicin of be:To mesh ia ot West WaWa-
nesh-in the County of Hiiron.bne 'hundred
.• and fertyselght..neres, wore ar ie144:' 011 Op
prel-liNe7i MVO. sit i in 14 t wn•stoi•ey
• br ittit lipase:frame:, ba ius89; about
one aere orollard, acre' • of fall ..vreetit,- Ill) •
acres.M.114,dowing aMlabegLeight_ae4.•es ot, • .
•nardwood timber.. The s'ell goad Wkly.
loam, wellwateredwit 11;sprilig creek •and "
•goocrwell, alai well flawed. This • desirable ,
property is sittinted at the village of St_ •• ••
lielens, and is ennvenierit and.
naltool,--IFer----turther •partieuktra apply. to -'•
tv: p...,.,c,torteeNrst. Relent,. ot .110sEPIL
A GNEW,.141CkIlOW; -" 21..5-tfe:
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Auction Sile
'11Q$ME.—Tho laroi stock and
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• piemenin of the ItiKeIir:'ff: Gord, Lot:
,•• • 000.U, Went Witwancish. will. be sold by _
public auCtien an Thurklay,
• cominencing at one,o'nleek: • . •
• • ' J, erriers;.Auciioeeer: - •
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ImPortatt -Notice
In looking over my books pncl, sever.; •
-al accounts sti 1.minaid;.and novv.inust ••,
insigt on all accounts betngpaid at once-.
All al collate' not paid itimietately • .
__bei.,placeri..44,Lectirt for .collectibri. Sri dr! • • •
not. neglect tbis, as this is .pz.siti'vely, the . • -
last•notice. • ...• -
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Thirodg, MarchnPlei
'23rd. • .
.• A featare of the ,Literary SOc iet y
ing Friday evening, the 17th., whiai
exc.
,a debate on the resolutinn, •"11..e'solved
that Wealth exerts a greater Mil aerie.. in
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the world tlin,ii -does edneetien".' The
affirmative in this debate will be taken
-by _Meseta 11. D. %Vocal& 'Duran Phillips
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and Elliott Stiller. The negative will.
,betaken by Messrs: W. L. • Mackenzie,
„LaRTkilirwM.S.141lini and 4). Mackenzie, of ---
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That One -Half Per Cent Charge
Our 4 t conCession correspondent Tait
Week drew -the attention of, fatinets to.
what siene regard as,an. nu fart charge, or • ,
lassessinerit;. 'a:nom-thug to • ':ne,fialfof.
one per, Cenvoit the purchaSeprice of imgs ,
'Which buyer'stnake in cenrieCtion. 'with •
• all hogs bought for shipeefirio-the
paek-
ing.houses. Elsewhere we publish a short
'artirle 'showing that the statement -had
been made ir the Ilernae--.-of- Ceitifeans -
that by making thms charee'"to hiSPec:
, the the buyers. had robbed the farmers, •
of Ontario. of :more than •:oue bandied
thousand . ••• • • ;
We have 'esked R &noon, the,
local buyer, for an. explanationi of this
charge. His"..explanation, is that the
inspection is -established, in ordertto•pre;*
vent the sale Of. Meat from hogs •,,affeeted •.
by.umseutse,-primieuital,lyttmbercniosisTbe.' • •
preCe Elr.e: of the diaease can hot be .clist-
covel'ed until the animal •is killed. -and
the lungs 'exainined. The Government '
pays the iespeetere, but .the packing
oompanieg
are specially assessed in order .,
to.thake up -the _fend -front- which the '
,inspeetrirs . are paid. '; For ,-,ver three
years, t he packers paid the -whOle.cest of
inspection withbutend;fteing to.shift, it..
• lent ri•cently. they de'citled that the' Dien
Who produced t lie cliaelkeed inaleough
le pay at least it part h.f'91.e,cor, of 'in-
pection, -They therefore inetructed .1he
•bayere to withhold one-half of., oite per
'eon. no the. pi•lej::ef .tilt hogs. lbeught,
The piilere tnee w ri
:fierne the levere, tied gotis,
0. paying the bistiectora.., ittrenge-
merit it is tirpfight.willinte,mrage farm.
era to .;Tinrinate,,,,so fat as tirarsible, (tiro °
' pt4 hi -from, thtqr herds, :Whitt*
the:paelterusii.Aiii1,.r I ht"r'imuj torS'
nfll-
(*f their ownpeek-Rs tile're fres not. 1 V.,.
Mtiite IllitteVUIent !t) at)t : 111S; • Li ••••
tha t the one, half, 010 84? per eent.• charge'
anew riOt 'enyer lite,Cost- th
packets, but it helps.- -• - - • ;
Fennel:a will be interested to have e
this explanetion from ,t . •
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-.:11arry Reinhardt harl a yetY success-
ful -sale, mn spite of unfavorable weather.
Mike 13owlar delivered al horse op
Monday to Lucknow to James Ceasar'
who is taking a couple of loads out West.
• Chas. W. Altop was operated on .for
appendieitis in Fergus on Saturday and
is improving nicely. His father and
wife were present at Fergus with hini;
Isao.e Cranston as inoying his effects
to his new property, Summerville Farm,
east of Belfast.He sold his blacksmith
property to Harvey Miller, the black-
smith. Get an assistant, Harvey, next.
Chas. McLean received the sad news
of the death of his brother, Angina in
the West. He and his brother, Donald,
were homesteading, and while fest asleep
they we're decorum by COill gas which*
escaped from the stove. Neighbors,
faith* to see them about their work one
morning,,investigated and found Angus
dead and Donald nearly dead. By care-
ful nursing Donahl was revived. Angus
'wad i
buried n Alberta. Much synitlathy
felt tot tlle retail/et,
men 118
, he oghthr'weekly,;-teeeting--ot
St. ,Helens Literary •Seciety. was held
last Friday night, ,The ,attehdance was
not AS large as usualon taceount or the
had roads. The debate, "Re.y.ilvtid that
the Warrior has done • more for hre
. ClInO-
try than the Statesman", was ably
dis-
ctissed by both sides, ' Cairtiti Attcheacin
and Miss Atephens taking the affirm t-
tive, a.nd Misses' Margaret Miilerand
Clara Woodi'the`negative. Inlrnin
Phillips, who acted' ai Andr, after.'eate.-.
Jiffy weighing their polutS, gave. his de-
cision in .favor of the negative.: Another •
prineipal feature. of the evening was a
spelling match. Sides' were called of
which Clore Wodds and Marearet Miller
were captains. Miss Stargiret Webb
gave out the .spellirigs, *loch she did
very distinetly. Ti. %MS both lutinereue
and instructive. The liiMe griertette
also favored tia with a number- Of selte-
tione; also a story by Rev; Mr. L:ttl
Tin meeting:dosed by singing; "Goa
Save the Ring", to meet next Friday,
%vett
, Or
hauge Otte•
•The''• Women s InstiI.utt annual •.`e.te'' •
Home" will be held' in the .Town TLdI
this (Thursday) evening instee'd of eri
the Itth as announced' earlier: .. ar•
isogon cuts have been aaueleted. for OF.,
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usual fq11 evening program s •
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Nurth LOW. Kintoss .-
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Tueeday, iTarc1m 14th."
'Miss Hurneh MeDotield, we aro.' glad
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to feaiim,
has rerovered .tron• • a seVerr
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Mr. and • Mrs. Sits. Metieed. eammene
al the jeurnee In their north -in *Nue....
et Vert Williaialeelay,
Mr john ..Ntel)..zitnik who • has been
visit iipz 1,81,1114 'his ith•leis lite, and .
the • left few
hone, to day. .
•tia titliraes of th,. ite.ith- a" Mt. W18,,
•Pie'ret;,' \tr. tit' „
rood, tenelled here late oii o ,3:.y nigh t.
The 'Omuta letve one sinerre. sympatitt,
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