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4NOW, ONT, THPRSDAY, MAY 4th., 1916.
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bing.le Copies 3 vents
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:TlielrlfALL*PAPER
*.Sea;son is Now 'in
Full Blast. We can:'
supply you with anything
ywteD. want from 7c.. roll
-up to'Sloe; Good select-'.
ions, nice patterns.
A Bicytle POP. Sale--.
Used one Week -At. 1.0
reduction in Price.
• Wagons -Carts and
Baby, earriages for
the children. . -
DR. SPENCE'S• ..
Drug Store
pring Stock
.Just Arrived -
Black and Blue Serges, Fancy
Suitings and Pantings- • •
-Sontething New, .
Perfect Pit Guaranteed
-TENIPLE- CLARK merchant- Tailor
micig,.ANO„qoggAL,
It willpay to read Mt.., . .
of bafgains,:on page 8: ••
. .1. Ws las, A, •Cientiwi, is' visiting with:
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•fviend8 ir lOrnafr. • , , . •
• `: Mr.leseph M.; Sin*. of 'BItievale,' is
*isiting•Mr. and Mrs." Frank Irwin, of •
-Will:COnnell is imam after completing
his second term at the Medial College,
Toronto. • • ,
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Mrs„ J. Garnet Armstrong is visiting
her mother, mother, Mrs. ...Matson; of Toronto„
this week. • •
. Tuesday next, May 9th:,will be the
anniverarry of the, sinking of the
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. Miss J. M. Murray returned vo town
this week frem Tlfaineeford; where she
has been the past three months.' •
BuGGIRS ! ECOGIZSI-Six- d ffe r en t
Makes Of Buggies from the leading inan
afecturers for sale at W. Allin's.
Miss Kidney, of Siracee„ and Miss
MacDonald, of Ripley, were • root
• miters With' Mrs Dr Tennant.• •.
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Pte. W; J. and, Mrs. Mountain and
son,• Willie, of: Griderich, spent the week'
end.with Mr. • end • Mrs. Win.. Smith.. .•
• *Mr. .-Jemee Hyde .tif St. Helena,- kft on
Tuesday for Xew.piiitario 4here he will
serve as fire ranger ':during the Buthmer.
Tie. locallodge of Odd fellows to • the
nitinber of 75 attended service .it the
Methodist ehnichhist Sunda* punning.
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• Mrs.. S. Rethivell and Master • 'Gerald
• returned on .MondaY,froin a ten-day Visit
••with friends in Varna and ..C4oderich
• TOwinahip. • • • • - • ' • • '
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FREE BROS.
Studio; Lucknow.
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Open JVIOnday,TueSday
• and Wednesd4- of
-tHcacb week. •
7.441i
Kings bridge •
The editor of the -Kincardine •Reporter
isofferitag a reward of t25 00 fol evidence
leading to the conyiction 'of the person
•who.poisened Ins dog: .
Few �f us will ever sit at the -eye-
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• --Monday, May 1.
DRAMATIC SVCcESS.-:--The 1C D. O.
• scored another big success here on the
• evening of April 24, when they present.,.
• ed their drama, "The Frbien Trail", in.
• the Kingsbridge parish;nall. The drama
was eqUally as strong \ as the previous
. production, and in • the estimation of
many of the.andience, was better played
The instrumintal ',music and fatitievitio
which *aii prepared under the instrue:
tion of the Club's efficient' musical direc-
• tor and vaudeville accompanist, Mrs. Jas.
Garvey, was unquestionably great, and
was one of the -strongest faCtors in Mak-
• ing the entertainment a rearing success
The vocal artists were: Misses Hattie
Young and Eiizabeth McCarthy, Mesiire
• Joseph Griffin; Horace ffearn•and Henry
• - P. Regan, and it would be impossible to
•• say which was the best. The orchestra,
' consisting el Jerry Connor, Will Hogan,
•'Will .Lannan and GOP. McCarthy,. de-
• lighted the audience with several melon-
; did violin selections, while we must not
omit to add that the kind order and at-
. tendon of the audience delighted the
trOupe and made playing a pleasure.
The step -dancing of Messrs.,Jas. Sinnett
and Walter Dalton *as very good; while
• thearienner.in which the funny Indian
eealpsd himself -certainly brought, down
• the house: The Club hopes to put on.
.another piny in about a month. Here's
hiring that -it will be as successful as
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1 • .1•••••••......1111.001monl
Interesting Court Case
piece of a great telescope, but :all • of is
may. virtually thi 's9 at tae .Yresbytenan.
church next Monday .evening. • -
Don't'fail toseethe Teeswater Dram-
atic Society present the famous drama,:
"East Lynne", to morrow(Friday) even-
•ing in the Town Hall, Lucknow.•
In spite.of rain, almost tIn•creghout the
day, many local apostles of Lime Walton,.
were after the iimb1e trouton May lst.
few' good catches are uported, •-••
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The name McLaughlin On your motor
car' is 'a guarantee Oi qua' ity. None has
this name only the McLaughlin . six
cylipiler valve -in -head -motor made by
M.cLaughlin. . Agent, W AIIm. -
•• The epportuoity.of viewing the. won-
ders of God's great workroom, wind)
will be afforded by "A Night in •the
Skies", is too good to miss. • Another
such chance will preleably. never,• come
agate.:• ,• '
• The autograph quilt for thep ist week
• on -display in Davison's furniture stoke
is the work Of. Miss Lavine Carrick,
daughter of Sergt.-Major Carrick, We
understand the quilt willies. turned over
to the local Red Cross workers.
The Ripley, Emptese' says: Reg. Bar-
rett, harness 'maker, has leased thestore
now occuined by i•Viiss Armstrong, milli's--
er, -from MM. R. Thompson, and will take
possession on ;Tune • 1st. • Mr. Barrett
occupy the apartments .above as a
residence, which will be- convenient to
his placeof bimineas. •
Do you think 'of buying a washing
machinesthis: spring? • If so, before pin-
chaiing, give the 1900 Gravity Washer a
30 -day free trill:4. 0. -S, Robertson,
Lneknow.• 4.5-c
W. M. McDonald, Son of William Mc.
Donald, M.P.P. for North Bruce, has
been granted his fOurth • year in honor
science on standing:003 'the 1915'
1916 term.. He leaves in the conise Of a
few weeks with the Divisional Signallers,
of the University Corps to train at
'Ottawa. for overseas sertice.
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OPERA
PLANNINO BANQUET
FOR LULKN,OW SOLDIERS
. Following the Villege'Councilanciatieg
Tuesday evening a meeting of theonern-4
.bers'of the Patriotic League Was heli! to
disOss,plarissof recognizing in some' fit
way the.departure of the soldiers who
have been trainihg herge;the pop few
months.. ,, • • •• .
'Uncertainty as to when the Men would•
be leaving and the fact that so many of
thew have gone to work on farms, inede
it difficult to arrange for a timely and
suitable send-off.
The general plan fixed on Tuesday
evening was to wait until the men are
again all in khaki and with the battalion
at Walkerton. As soon as possible after
that, arrangements will be made tohave
the %simile Lucknotsedetachneent together
with the splendid battalion band -40
strong -brought • to Lucknow. Field
sports, military drilla and hand Music
will inake up a program for the afternoon
and the soldiers will be treated 10
banquet in the evening.
Of comae, much depends upon what
,
cun be done, The movement of soldiers
is uncertain and always on short notice.
A committee %as appointed 'Tueiday
evening to ascertain how far this plan
can he carried out This committee will
report at a in,eeting of the Patriotic
Leagus to be called by the, •chairrnao
when the neCessary information. ,is ebs
tabled.
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An'interesting case was argued before
Judge Klein at the County Court, Walk-
erton, recently, when Mrs. Mary A.
•wife -of -a Kincardine beet and
shoe merchant, imu,ght to reeover pay-
aiientof V.,20,onAlpromissorynate,made
lalier.favor„bylirs. Leslie,._ef 'Ungar-
dineoseveralsears ago. It seems that in
April, 1915. Mrs. Loll° deeded over all
her property, Consisting of some three
houses lb Kincardine, to R. Meredith
Unnt.3r, eldest son of Mrs. (Reeve) Win.
Minter, the latter of whom was an
adopted • daughter of -Mee, Ladle. In
doing so she reserved the right to live
in one of the houses, and also 'stipulated
that she was to receive $3 it month, and
Hunter to keep.all her taxes, etc., paid.
Mrs. Gledhill, who advanced -her a loan
and held her note, got judgment in the
Kinoriline Division Court far $120, and
then brought action in the County Court
at Walkerton hist week to have . the
deeding over to Hunter of her property
Set aside On the ground that it VMS done
for the purpose of defrauding her cred-
itors. 1Che court, aft& hearing a Multi-
tude Of evidence on both sides, held that
there hadibeen no intent to defraud, but
VeVerthelesa set aside the deed On the
ground of there ininifficient con-
sideration. This means that Mit. Glewd.
hill Will he able to ,recover the fail
land of her not, together With in.
04t Mid all 60110 (10atles..4341001,11114
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His lease of the room in e •in
Bleck haiing -expired, and being unable
to secure other suitable acceniodatinn
for the mbving :picture show, Mr. Sin -
Oak 'bad the whole equipment shipped
to Brussels on ;Saturday. Should he
succeed in getting it suitable room be
nifty again open up in Lueknow, but for
the present the village innSt sget-along
.without the ..TOvies.• • •
intending purcinisers of cars woniri
-CorieuTt.their owe- ihteents---by-lookIng
over the McLaughlin six cylinder valve.
in -head -motor: Power all the time.
Comparison will 'convitice. Por sale by
W. iiIin. •
The Walkerton hotelmen have entered
ihto AU agreement With the military
authorities not to sell anythidg' Stronger
than lager, beer between the hours • of 5
and 8 p. m. while the Rruce 13,ittalion
is in the town: These are the hours
during ' which intoxicating drinks of any
kind may be sold over the bar to soldiers.
So the arrangement means that Whiskey
will not -be sold to the soldiers at all by
dila Walkerton hotelnicn.: •
What a treat to lift the eyes for a time
froin this war-torn, distracted earth • to
behold the serene wonders -of the mighty
heavens! Think of a planet', 100 tiines
.larger than the earth, floating placidly un
its orbit,think of solar fires 400,000
nines high,; think of 'the thillione of
heavenly bodies ' floating in unguessed
depths of epade, and kV With the psalmist
"When 1 eensidet thy heaventi.
What Is Man that OM art minUftt of
Muir
Appreciation • '
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.Mr.- and Mrs...Robert Fisher wish -to.
thank Sergt.-Major-Cariick and men of
the LiteknOw De•taehtnent 1:60th. Bruce
Battalion, for the beautiful teble,present-
id by:them: :It is gratefully appreciat-
ed- .. '
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Mr. Wilfred Anderson is home. from
Toronto Univ,ersitY. '• '
rs'Atiton• -visited her- --son at
Gravenhurst this. week. ,
• •Mr. Lloyd Speck, of Toronto, visited
with friends here last _week. "
r: J-Milealey- clot left:on_Saturrlayir wasswstiddeny andnee-x-pectedly
ooa .10
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• - 0 scalled from our ms to be taken tiidst week. The scheme •ips the "
re- shoIf t
on a busiriess trip to Tennesseeuld.
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s: whl. .cer a n y_ oo s g
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move' in the matter Withont . ' 'delay..
• Miss Wallace, of..Torento, is epending instruction:given in the topic 'Ile Lbe al-
ea-.
a f eW Weeks 'with•Mrs...Dr. Spence. sons of Immortality"' befitted the occa. :Possibly, the Bruce War 'Auxiliary which
sion On this subjeet. Mrs., McCarron., is composed,of li-ve citiiens, representing
Have.you secured. your seat.. for-•th • • '
. • , M . Decker and Mies Dally Henderson
e 7is .Seery weraicipality in • the Conoiy, could
enterteinnient to-morrew evemngi • - •th -b - t.- &ant
' Mr, and Km: W. -T.-ROIWes," Wiarton,
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s ent -Sunday with blends .in.tent. .' .
5E„ WCKNOW., .
. '\CHURCII NEWSr', 'FORAltRUCE; COUNTY
suggesti
looking forward with Much interest to: , . ' REUNION IN 1917
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Licimov_i_ Prefkiiykroll Asigregagon la ..
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,•the anniversrayeervie,es to be -held' on • jedge, Klein Made s. bn in,. the.
Sunday ancl Monday next. • The coming Course Of a speech at a big" patriotic
iner'S Church, Toronto, and • Rev.' Dr. e.ommend itself Elgin,
the'. whichfieepe tolfheBatithiclYe
of Rev: J. W. Woodside, 11/f. A.,. ef Chat- meeting at PortginW 1
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Marsh,C. A.S,,,of Holstein, IS eufficient. c unusual eloquence of preaching. IS: minty,' The pith of the Judge's proposal
to ensu
a,nd,an astrondinical tresit of eurpassing The year 1917 Will be the 59th ,Apni-
leterest, ;Doubtless large numbers .will versary of Bruee,ae a•Countys. - .
even themselves ,of the - opportunity of The year 1917 wiii be -the 50th Annis„
hearing these men, and the chdrelishould versary of Confederation.
13: packed at all the services. ' Liberal • The year 1917 will in all likelihood
offerings Will be asked at the serviees, see the conclusion of the Great War and
and the proceeds will be devoted to the the return of our' soldiers.
reducti ni of the manse.debt. Why not then have a memorable ,re -
E *ht, the . union and celebration of the sons and
TinLEAGUE -OnMonday nig
daughters of Bruce in that memorable
first evening of the new league year, the
year? • .
Meeting wesin the hand's ef the Otaist- - .
ian Endeavor Committee, and Mrs. R. - It is &well.known fact that Bruce Old
Johnston, being the convenor of the Boys are scattered from "the rivers unto
conimittee, prepared the program. The the ends of the earth"!. The majority of
scripture lesson was reau ny our Oen-suchthem Would be glad to come home for
an occasion. It Would be
dent, Mr. E.• Millson. A duet was given the event.
of a life time! • • • , . -
• by Misses Laverne Greer and .Peart Ir•
win. Miss Letitia Joynt read a splendid The Judge suggested that • an Old
paper on Consecfation. The.. topic. for Boys' Reunion might extend over two
weeks in July or August. A two days'
the evening was "Personal Purity" and a
address was given by Alio celebration might be held at at each of the
very excellent a
Ada Webster. Miss Wa'llac.?, of Torontb, leading centres of the County, such as:
also rare a vety interesting and hopful .0liesieY, 'Port Elgin, Kincardine, Wiar-
'subject. -It being ion, Lucknow, Walkerton .and possibly
talk bearing on the
ther towns.
'Cliriiitia it Endeavor 'night the roll' call e . .
responded to by .a verse ot scripture The hist tlrfie OM was a Bruce Old
was
bearing parity and a naiiiher of gent- ROys Rennion it was entirely' a Walker
.ence•prayers were offled. ,. The Leaguli ten affair. That was back in 1900: - It.
next week will meet Tueiday night and Was a. great success. . Our boys came
the program iS ,in the hands of . the Miss from all parts Of the North • American
sionary comnifftee, the fPUbjeet. being, Continent and beyond. When they. got
"Canada's First' Inhabitants and .Wha,t Viten() the scenes of their boyhood days
; many of them stayed all Summer. Mr..
They Are Doing for Their 'Descendants,'
t' -be taken by Mrs. ' Ostrander and Mir ;Arthur Colima, who Was secretary of the
Eivart Taylor .. , , affair, twiays that many • of them. did ',not
• .want to go horn° at all. At any rate it
•sHE Hito:=1:1. hrlfetidayeVeriing th--1--wite "-de" ou'ecesS• 13 1-It'4.-w-a$14-96e--
members of the Devotional Committee tenth part of the Success .that a Bruce
presented 'encipher of thosa • pregrems Old Boys Rennion•with the whole County ,
which' have given thein their sback of the sehente Would be. It would
repetatiou.' as .Guil-d-ivorkera..- Mplendid be Tit ee t----zeanoeceaion on which no.scia of Bruce
in•g•was lengthy, and a good variety sof in all Christendom would care to be ab-.
-talent added 'greatly to its success, al- B1.it • . ' .; • - • •
thbugh in a degree it was- saddened -by What de the Other teeing and: town- •
the loss of an earnest and willin,g workei,.: ships of-Brtice think ef the seggestiori?.
all read -good. papers. Another •feattre
the program-. arne--the -reading:- of -a- -ages- 8404' .641-4116t1.011---Vall ••
letter froin Pte. Sydney, Towle . by Mr:
County. Council..7:Walkerton Telescope..
W.' L. MacKeezie, which gave us some. • ..
,iclea.of what life is .like in the war zone •
of Europe. Other numbers were: solos'
by Mrs..J..G Anderson and Mrs, Decker,.
chorus by a'nnetber of girls; readings by
Miss. Belle - Howe and M iss Dorothy
Douglas, , scripture lesson by -Mies
Euplietnia Irving, and a few remarks by.
BeV. Mr. Dunean, rievi:of theanni-
eersary entertainment next • Mada.y
evening thie•Guild has withdrawn their •
meeting, but .on the Monday evening.. 9f
the, week following•Guild • will be' held
Miss S. Mallough, of Goderich, visited
her sister in town a few days this week.
Miss Irene•Holtnes has been sending
the last few weeks with friends in Lon-
don. + ••
Mr: Richard Webster, who returned a
few weeks ago from London, is improes
ing nibely. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Will McCoy and ehitcls
• ren, of Winghain, •visited Ine niother,
here on Sunday.
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Mrs. Ashley Blair Was called tp Owen. as usual. . ' • ••-
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Sound filet week on account It f tb
e uII
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.riess of her daughter, Viola Bernice Who
was attending school there, • H.er.
cn-
;dition is still verrserious.. • •
Presnitation to Soldier, .
Another pleasant social event at whiCh.
•the enlistment of a young Man was;re:
Soldiers to Walkerton
cognized by his 'friends, took piece at the
The Lucknow' 'Detachinent.Of . the
Bruce Battalion leave this morning for
Walkerton, where it is eXpected they.
will spend a month in •battalion
During ,their stay•liere they „have proved
themselves a civil, lair -abiding lot of•
men, and they take: With; them . te, the
scenes of larger activities the best vvishcs
of all•the people of Lucknow. • •
Lumnow Public School Report
Room
Testi in 'all -subjects, The following ,
pupils are recommended • for , jr. H.
Entrance;
II. Treleaien, 84%;,V. Healey, 84; T.
Smith, 82; C -Douglas, 79; *B. MatLAkod,
75; ' •wale, I •• I -
MaeDfinald, '68; F. macOrpgpr, 66. •
• (*) Failed in History; but reconuriend:
ed on general proficiency, •
IRENE G. SHERRIFV, Teacher.
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. Took Paralytic Stroke
of Tlioinaelrwin, just west of town;
on. Friday evening of last week.,.... About.
one hundred friends Werein for the •eVen-
ing and had a. most enjoyable 'time with
Music, gongs and games. . ••
Variety -Was given to -the, ereeieg's
-,-program when. the 'gathering .was Called •
to order by Mr. •Wm:. Hunt.7, who very:
ably acting as chairman, ..expleined . that
there was. 'something of:e.eisecial nature
to be done, to,Pte. St. glair Irivin. • Mr,
-EldoWffendersoo then read the follow--
log addrese, Mr. Geo. •Gibson 'making
the presentatien: • • • . •• • ' •
To Pte.' St. Clair :- • • ..
•'Dear Clair :-We have Met here this
eitiliffirt(rgilMtre'yotttif _our Interest -in- •
You and in the noble steed you :,have
tiken. in ,giving ..yont. serviee...to your
God, yeur'King and.Cotintry. It shove
'sr -to -never ' et the -old- •-fla
.We cannot but adinire yew great
courage to join the rankS, - where, hard
twilling is called for; we are proud of
'you as a ybung man to'sli•crw yeti
are willing•to Stand up for the defence:Of"
liberty and jaatice, and in.:Smile tangible
Appreciated
(letin on. Time
Gat to the Lynne entertainment,
to-inerrow evening on time -that is be-
fore 615 o'clock go that, the program will
,not be delayed ,waicing for you. It Is.
the crowd,- net those in charge, that
usually is the cause of a late start,
There isoo use in starting • while the
ushers are still busy. If the crowd is in
the program will commence on time• •th-
.thorroyv evening. Do your part. ,
Another Donation to •
Red (dross Funds
Again it becomes the pleasant duty of
the Treasurer' of the Women's Conunit
tee of tbe Patriotic League, to acknow
ledge the receipt of a donation to the
u
fede.__ Thit. time it is a cheque for
$2980 which oines from the Treasurer
of -the Boys' Bible °lass of the Presby-
terian Church. This money is the pre-
ceeds of the debate neld in the Carnegie
Hall a few weeks' ago between three
young men- front St. Helens and three
from •Lucknow. While the debate was
arranged for by those Whp took part in
it„the boys of the Bible Class arranged
for the prograni and attended to other
details, ushering, receipts, ete:, and the
money received has now been Molded
over to the Ladiesof the Committee; by
. whom it is greatly appreciated, and who
wish to thank those by whose efforts it
was' Spcured.
When Letter
1o
Blur- -, -
There comes a time when
letters • blura n. d type
seems to gather and.,read-
ing become§ difficult.
This is nature's.. way Of,
telling you. to get glasses.
Not just any glasses, but
glasses made to order for yourown
• eyes, the kind in fact that we are
having made every .dav. Our ex-
aminations are thorough, scientific
• and free of charge, •
• SEE US AND SEE BET'MR
r1C5Z9-#.
T. ARMSTRONG I
Jeweler and Optician
Phone 92
Canadian Fatriotic Fund
.• Wives and dependents of enlisted 8,01-
diers in need of assistance should make
.application to the' Reeve of their muni-
cipality or to the local Secretary of the
Canadian Patriotic Fund from whom full
-,incOreititiob be olitatilWAll-Reevis:
are Members of the ()Minty of Bruce
sociation of the CanadianTattiotic Fund.
• H. M. Lair, Sec'y.-Treas.
A Popular Troupe
VOCAL
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-reacher Of -Singptg, Vcfice nod Tone
Production. Pupils prepared
for .examinations. ,
''.j. 0.. it Pi0 t Rs0N
• The Teegwitter DraratitieSoeiety whidts
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.is to. present "East Lynne" - in the Town
Hall here to-irwitrow (Friday) ei-irrig.
has: been iniited, to,iplay at Orange Ville,
Kiecerdiee, Wroxeter and Gerrie. This
.saggests the popukrity of the troupe, and
the treat which is • in store for those for-
tunate enough. to get seats • .•..The charge
here is reasonable -45c. 7reseryed,
Seati and 25e' generaladinission: .
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Store.
• plan of a a, tst ron g s Dr• g
• EVERYBODY'S COLUMN •
MAID WANTED at once, high wages paid.
Apply_to_Boxiel,LUeltnOw.9nt.
WANTE1L-Mon or boys for finishing Mona
. to sand. stain and fill. No, 'experience
necessary. Apply at office. • • .
" Loom -Row TSBLE Co:
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APARTMENT 'TO' Rootris and Bath'. •
Over Wilier store in Murtay's Bleck.• Ap- •`' . L.
'ply to Marie Murtoy,
MONSY TO LOAN. -On atorigirgWatte'weiteli
• at reasonable rates. Firelnsurauce. both
• Stock and ,
• GEO. A. SIDDALL., Broker. Lucknow" •
1
ROOM' FOR RE,•17.-Suitablo. for Office Or,.
. • dress-Moldng.. Also a good house to rent. •
6 4-t40. • • Apply at Joytit's Office. • . •
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HOUSE FOR RENT, oh.Havaloek St • Luek-
. ' now,--haltacre laurt, ceavenient tirschoO1
• and church. 'Possession at once. Apply to • •
-"Mrs: Martin, Oen, 4 lauloss, or -address,
\,\Box 187. Lueltnow. , ' • . 9044 f.
• .A letter; ccnsiderably delayed in trans-
it, has been received tdom trooper. Alex.
HendersOn of the Strathcona Horse.
France, by one of the Wom • n of: the Pat-
riotic Comniittee, in wbich he acknow-:
:ledge with grateful thanke, receipt Of
the box of :good things; sent, him at
Ch t• He also acknowledges re-
,
ceipt of the tobacco, and wishes to thank
very heartily all of those at hare whose
kind though,tfor the boys at the front,
provided such acceptable comforts. .
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--;Tuesday, May 2.
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••Women's Institute Notes
. Sewing every' Tuesday afternoon in
the Coencil.Chamber fer the Rea Cross
'Work,: ander the au.spiees of the.Women'a
1.11-T8thitealtennual meeting ler .the„. election,
of ;Officers for .thWomeri's'InstitutewrIl
be held. held. ie the nom Chentbereh Fri..
.day, May 12th, at ;2:30 o'cloek.__ 1011
cell is to .be answbred, by paying fee for.
• coining year. Music, etc. Refreshments
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Second hct anclothing of any kind, .in
• good repair, for the Pelsiati and French
f b thankfull received by the
C. Dore has sold out his. pump busi-
ness to Robert, McCorrhick, of Bervie.
George liodgkinson, of Riveredale,
visited at Jam.es Hodtskinson's on Sim-
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-day. '• - • •
-• Mrs. William MeLean and Mrs. Herb.
;Graben) visited Mrs. Nicholson, Of Ser.'.
vie, on Friday.
"Mr. and Mrs. ,F, .Hodgkiesen are
Visiting _friends around Langside and
•Whiteclaurch thii•week. ,
• Mr. arid R.• F. Hodgkin:46a and
Mrs L Pitmen' visited at Rolsert.
toe's at Hplyroted on Frichty.
• A•nutriber front' our burg atteeded the
:nomination a,t Holyrocid If riday. -John
Colwell Was elected councillor for the
remainder of theyear. The right, inan
• in the right place. •
Mr I). Murchison, an 'old resident of
'Partiniourid---1cTrititoirayears-tenvell-
--known figure on the :treets otLucknow,..
suffered a.stroke of paralysis on Satur-
day otlast.week. He was in the stable
milking.at the time, and failing to return
to the house Seardli was Made for him.
• His condition is quite serious, the right
.side and liinbs being completely paralys-
ed, lie is also speechless.
PLANVO "VVEAK SEED:CORN °
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Although seecl corn has tested fairly
well at, the Ottawa Laboratory, corn
growers whose seed has not been -tested
would do well to take special care this
season that their seed is' of arcing vitality.
Owipg'to unfavorable. ripening and her -
vest weather tionie.of keit y'ear's seed,eorn
crop may be low in both percentage and
vigor of germination. This seed should
not be planted until the Oil' is warm and
the Weather at its best to, entourage •the
growth et the young corn plant. The
rate of seeding snay be increased, but tie
amount of fairly weal; seed is -likely to
give a good stand �f planta Unless the
conditione of gtowth ate. most favotable
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Our old neighbor, with us again, but are
very sorryta have him feturned to es
front the county hospital without having
anything done for the cancer from which
• he is, suffering.. -He hes, the sympathy'
of a large•circle of friends. _
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Women's Instttute itt the Council Cham-
ber Ain. Tuesday, May nth, br Friday,
May 12th.
. About the $LSO Rate
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'With sorrie:there is a, misunderstand -
about the . coming. inc ceaSe . of ..price.
lor.weeklynewapapers. THE' SE*TIN•pt,
.announces the new rate of $1.50 to go;
into effeCt on''Jelv lat. ,This does not
mean' that those whehav .paid .for the
present year. will have anything inere.to
pa,Y. for the.period from..luly•ist, to Dec.
alsts The new rate.appliee bnly tariew
liabseribeis coming on af arid
thalLrenewils paid lifter, that date, A-
• ,•nnuitier havenotyetpaid fer.4919,'.and„
these.can.saVe 60a- ,b3i• paying before
_1st. . • •••• •
way, wish to show our apprdval of your . .
action and .therefore ask yon, to -heretit, . Kintail
•.this .wAs't avereh as a eliglir
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stekeirofseursrearet-feesyouticly-the , • etsdaissMsty71.,.--a
word of God. t be alight Unto s . • • • - -
-Your•Sek;'---icagrritte-thriteghs--the----dask •
places of this world. We trust as- you.
look 'on. tlre face - ef this , watch, ;end- as
the hours pass by, your portion May be
health, supecos••ited •sanse• ot divine
protection,. arid <whea-the.sword shall be
sheathed yoa may 1.e spared to return to
your. home... Our prayers 'follow
you for.yoin"'safe. return. •
Signed on -behalf of 'flip neighbors„,
• . ()tows GIBSON.
Etnem Hmrimaso's
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Military Day at Walkerton
. Grand Military Demonstration at Wal-
kerton on Wednesday, May 24: Physical
Pills, Bayonet Exercises, Signallers;
Battalion Dtill, •Exhibition by Machine
GUtiii, il./111b ThroWing, Trench Warfare,.
Rugle and Brass -Bands, Proceeds. de -
.voted Piirchasing moss tents for the
100th Battalion., Last chance Ursa thli
soldier boys befhre they (co . London
Snead ,trains from all points in the
connty being arranged for. Watch for
Alise_Isabelle Taylor is _home from.
Ohmage.• . . •
Miss &Mice Drennan.is ill at present
with adages, • , :• •
Mt; Geobge CollinsonavaS tOndon .
Visitor last week, • - • .
. Miss Ethel Austin spent,a few days
in Goderieli last .week. . '
Ted Griffin, who was home for a few
days, has returned again to Detroit. '
• Clifton Austin sold,' his 'driver •for
which he received handsionm Oleo.
''Miss Lorena Bowler,. ,Nif Goderloh,
visited: friendi this vicinitilist week.
•Miss H. Griffin left today' to Visit her
Siste'rs•Mrs. Ronald Melcinnon, of
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!..7 MI Ulk1.
For Sale- ,
F9R BAIA: OR RENT.•--GOod dwelltng eight
• rooms. two lots and good Stabler on Rose
Street. Lackner'', Apply to Bc1-: Jarvis, 11-
Micknow.. • 4-6-p.
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Seed Oats:. .•••••
IncreasO prodUction,by sowing 'O. -A; 0, No: •
72 OatS. l'his variety has Stiff .straw, thin ' •
hollsvand has yield:et:ran' average of 10 bushels
More per acre than. any other varlety.-in a 9
years. test at Guelph: Don't. wait.' Ray
Pribe.75 cents per 'bushel. L Asomov, R kt.
.No.Lucknow. - . ' ••23•344.„
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Notice to Creditors .
NOTICE IS HEREBY •GIVEN. • _puranant 10-•
•Section 56, Chap. 121 of the Revised -Statures of : •
Cnitart0. that aipersufily having claims ogaitiSt
the Estate of Vatrick .13,..etiney, deceased. who •
(lie& on or about the -1'wentyrspeond- day of • . •
July; A. D. 1.913,at lho Township of liliriloss in• '
the C.lohnty of linice."are required to send,TiNf. .
post, prepaid. Or to deliver to R., Vatistone: • • ''
WinghatujOntario, Solicitor for the Executors,- •
on or before.the •Fifteeoth'daY of May, A. „D.
.1016, their names andoddrc.sseg, with,.full 1.a.tc
ticulars of their clainis in Writing. and' th.e..:
. nature of the securities tit' anyi hold- by, them.
Atrity verified by a statutory deelp,ratiim.• • . •
• AND FURTHEIt•TARK NOTICE that after • •
tb:IicElttt.d.l70r:,•:S'19"-'
of thosaid, estatewin ou distributbdh• T'e
Ee:ttots.a;:thepatiee1411ledrto
'having regard only to the claims of.v,hich they,. •
shall then hare notiee, and tile estate will not%
-be liable forony claim dot tildti at the time Of
this* iift.eenilL daY•• of
Wingham Py0.,, • .
-r141.1•11.1)0:1.7seinlite.: A. oiDstlriis%.)1111,‘6.11.:itgi.io;i01!Toni•
lieitor for the•Execators.
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St. Went
Owing to the illness of Mr. D. A.
lifaeDonald, Winghain; the auct-
ion sale •of Cows advertiszd -fO'r
Sat. May 6tha,at the Cain Heine,
Lucknow, has been postpone:Lint-
-111.May 2,th. .
. Mrs. Neil McDonald spent the week -
diktat the home of James Montgemery,
Ripley',
• Mike Dalton, .who iment Ale winter
with his sons in Porcupine, returned
oti SatUrday.
Albin Gain &raved home front De-
troit On Monday. U� intends tipen4ing
aeed tra,A0 Ottawa .1.arfle tostete, ,a tow Moo t
t el too lett
t
In Civilized America
FT' trading wive d cia though they were
live' stock, two Pennsylvania farmers are
in jail •fiSeing Serionli charges. They liked
*each otlier'swives and agreed: to 'trade.
There were. twe children in One .fanillY
and none in the other, c•LTader the new
'arrangement onohild was to go • with
each,fanuly. 'The WiVes did net • object.
.
and i
all might have gone well f the pollee
had not interfered 'and. arrestedthem*all.
Soinething hi. This
, -Tuesday, May L
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visiting friends in Wingham,
Miss alaggie Gullies, of Whiteehnieli,
spent Sunday at jamas Turdon s,
• Elliott' killer eoinienced 'spraying. at
John Joynts en Friday o1. last week.
• Miss Latira gu. i"rie, of near'Winghtini; •
,spent. the .week -end , with Miss Chris.'
5141iller. isirMary-LittI;(:ettirjr.4ter.... grim.
'ton on .Frido,y last to teatime hers.,,durtjes,.,,.......„.;
• • '. •
• Miss ,Atable McDonald, of Wingham,-
spent Sioulay at the home of her Uncle,
•Mt Thos. Todd.: •• • .
Alias Cassie MacDonald our new
teather, ceininenced bet duties here
Nlooday Morning. ° . . ,
We understand that there is to be
reerniting eiestiog ln St- Helena -oh
ThAri:scl.‘avynisi.v. Neinci.Q111,11u
sVent:.te I/Mtge....li-
nen on Tuesday to attend a. Meeting of .
the Directers of the W. W. Fire Inoue. '
•Alice Co. •
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'The astounding .praces that gasoline
has reaelied are beginning to alarm *the
users of it, many, of whom were under
the impression that the . war was the
cause of the increase. The LOS Angeles
Record has stlidied the matter and says
increased tonsiimptien is not the cause
of the increased price, but that every
time the „price of gasoline is raised ira
4$:tea dividend is handed over to the few
WhO 'Ave the mower IA the otl wag,
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THE BREAKPAST,POODS
A uceitt bulletin isSteed by the Inland
Revenue Department, 0 ttaWA, deals with •
:113 samplesvof the new-fangled breakfaat, ,
foods, • It'AliOWS thaf,,,,Witliod any in-
crease in inittitir vaine,, one .dolla,0 .
-werth •of wheat in the bie,akfast- fOod
, (min costs $0,'and corn even man
ore ths'
that: .0rdinarynat meal, at the regular
price, has it higher feed value" than
of t,ho IMO treed fadek
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