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Pure Chocolate coatings, pure fruit flavorst
carefully packed ••in attractive boxes.
A fresh supply of thew delirious sweets is always on hand at the
Reza! Drug Stere.•60c., 80e. and $1.09 per Ib.
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J. G. Armstrong, - Lucknow..
OURON COUNTY NE;
plc. If: L. Stewai t, who for so:he time
practiced mnndie ;te at Relgrivn, .has
opened an cera: in \Vingham.
Miss Jessie L. Wilson, daughter of
Mr.. end Mrs flavin 'Wilsomi, of •Waw-
-annusli-,. 10 •o crei•.hei-Aorvie
•beton aceeptpd•ae €a Red Cross. nurse.
Ed. Pettey, w,ho in •June: last map,
•ed fro'm'Constable Phippen, of Wingg-
ham,, avasi last week arrested in Toren
to, and°laa5s b2' tenen• ho erich by.
PhipPen• -
Use Reign Orderlies for .Chronic' .ion•
stipation; they are.gentle in action, iuild
and natural. - Sold oily by R.exa11 Drug
Stores, '15c..and 25c. boxes. -=••J. G. Arai-
strong. •
• Councillor Alex. "Fraser and Baines
Brown, of',fKincardine, :op: April 14,
acting on instructions from the trustees,.
sold the tied and telegraph poles be•
longing. -to the Ontario West Shorp
.Railway. The piiccsran from $T to $10
-pee •Hundred ties. The ,poles sold,
about $5 tc-Sri per mile and a .quarter.
It Was deemed better that this shouse? •
be done than have'them geadual•I,yslip,
away..
1)aATti ~ ov Mus. HoaiuTsu -Mary•
Kate Hardiq, wife: of:Win. C Homuth,
of 1'ur'nberry, died on April 19th. after
a•brief illness from measles .and'pneu-
mouia. During 'her ilfnees a baby was
born whi,,ili died on the day of the
mother's'. funeral. Mrs.' Homuth was
a daughter of the late John Hardie,
who for ninny years lived in Culross.
She was 39 years df age, and' is sur-
vived by two children, "her aged moth-
er, four brothers; and three sisters.
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With the warm,, sunshiny days comes the desire to be
out. of ;doors., 'OutingShoes .are becoming more pop-
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aid easy to , walk in. . We have them . in all sizes and •
tar an out door sports. 'See our Window Display,. •
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A Dollar spent at home reacts in its
• benefits with unceasing ,general
profit. ' Sent out of town i't's life is ended.'' • Kept
'with -the -homey merchants .it is 'a messenger of
continuous benefit. 0. Business men should awake
• to the importance of keeping this dollar at home.. -
and'lnake a bid for it by. judicious advertising.
-- PAINFUL ACcinnwT.—A painful and
unfortunate accident .betel 5, F. Tre-
leaven, con- 6, Ashfield,,"on April "2t
Mr. Treleaven was taking a load of to.serve hns•country an whatever capacity
grist to Diishe's mill, when, in front he cin serve her best. To you has come
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liri.t'intee, 19t. .Itettorlb,
lf, T. l),.rtikilfaonaI , 4, palinal.;
a 11. A. Ireland Allan'lf•aact htei'
Pred 0: V. Manuel W. (l Adair
Walter ' Perrty. •Ceo, 0. •Rantciol
llichaird Fay Wlrn, 'Scott
.rlis. A10041k01nl ° Thos. Price
Richard ,f cries, Hsaay Dye.
-ia mol a ucai :iaz 'i:ui!:. Su rd? ...
V. E Tonkin Wesley White .
A. T. Hahne - t. ,A,. Campbell
W. B. Jlu!ps Jird Guest
11 J. IIaiues IL. tMc( ire
.It..0 Svelter • Herb Isard....
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J HCaultes, R. J. 1''atllis
V. Ferguson... T. W. Peinrope
O. Backus.• J. R.,Jefk'erson,
J,.S. Thompson' 0; .Crawford
J: Harold Ourrie Thi r. Lutton..
Geo, ,Day • ' David Johnston.
J, A. Allan., • G'r. H. Anger
J. R. Chisholm • Ben.. ,Holland
L. A-. Orisdale - W. 0 Rush •
T. Mundy Hsicokl v: Kearney
Thos. L. Mo Kinney
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IttilitioNROWUITINOs
Zondoq, Out, Murcia 210;1.916:
To the bfeplbers of the Knights .of CO
nt l.ggi in Ontario:
The civilized world .faces: one of the
supreme crisis of History, 1! a amiil'tarity,
with the :horrors of the struggle is, apt
to-hreed-indlifereive-tnits4rzie4neaninG
and its inherit Menace, It,eeenls to nae
that'I am but fulfilling one of array duties
as State. Chaplain of the. I{nights of
Columbus in Ontario in drawing the
earnest attention of the tiermberehil of
the Order to the obligations that, zest
upon us. '
I shall waste no • time in discussing
Undeniable principle$ Iry ifundemental
truths: That the British Empire is eu,
gaged°in a jest war, that the war ig as
much, Canada's ae that
and, that
Canada's} citizens' have a bounden .ditty
to spare no , effort in 'bringing thatwar.
to a veltoridus islaue are statements so
Self-evidentas to requlrts'ntnprecif.
Neither shall I aptempt• to fix ,a term.
to the duration, of• the war. , The time
' of its endwg,is known only to Hiro who
Olivet.. • ' • ` ' holdsourselves and all our interests in'
munity, the hollow of His handibut'shall write
ow t I m n the
• The people of Olivet and coin of what I know. At s moment, held asocial evening iu thg church f a Imperial authorities -are urging enlist-
F'riday, April 2Ist . At the :lose o,
progratn of rnnsih, recitations, etc., three ?hent by every available argument and
to
of the' soldier'. boys, Percy Roulsaton, are appealing •to all British subjects se
Richard Scott. and Wilbert Walden who
place. patriotism and the national cause
.have enlisted with the l6JLii Bruce Bat-
talion, were presented with wrist watches ,adian. Government has issifed . a call for
and a ring, accompanied by •an': address. ,.half a million men. I agree that the
Pres. Pere Roulston Richard Scott. tax o Provision opf such a number of . men will
Y + tax our population to the limit. What
and Wilbewt Walden, if it dates? Is not the causte worthy of the
Dear Friends: supremest sacrifice$ I am not competent
Your friends•of this comnrunity,,to measure the possible effect on coin -
desire before you leave our neighborhood coerce and industry of the withdrawal of
to express 'their appreciation of the stand so vast a body of men from peaceful pur-
you have taken and the.sacrifice you are suits, 1 assume that good.judgeuient and
snaking for your country and for the common sense will prevent the• crippling
liberty of mankind. This is a time of of enterprises that are necessary for the
trial, when. it is the duty of every ,manproper conduct of the war. With all other
phases of finance, conimerce or industry,.
I have no presentconcern-nor have you.
There is a work to, he done; our effort
must co-operate in the doing. •
Honor calls on every Knight of Col-'
uinbus who is fit' and free for Overseas.
Service to offer himself for the work.
Shall we leave the'burden, the duty and
the glory of this work - to others?
Patriotism adds its urging: to the call
of honor. The danger is just as real to
Ottawa, Toronto and London as to' the
shores of Sussex:- or • the banks of the'
Thames. : Shall we forget the 'sacred
truth that it is sweet and glorious to die
—or at least to offer to die -for pne's
of J. A. Reids farm, one : of the : colts
he vas driving become frightened, and
it seems Mr. Treleaven, in endeavoring
to obtain centre', Of thetearri,\lost his
balance, and fell off the 'load, . one - of
the. wheel s°of. the • wagon passing over
his log, which was badly brc ken and
"'shattered below -the knee.' He was•tak-
en to bis' own' horse •where medical aid
wasMr..Treteaven
suffered- a great deai and will no doubt
be confined to his 'bed for. some time.
W iN,aa tm's-HONOR Rol.? -=-The fol:
lowing is' a'list of the young men who
have enlisted in the 161st, Battalion
from Wingham and 'distaot:—
H. Guest T_ T. McDonald
W:'E Thompson T. S. McDonald ; 'pleasant associations we have . had to -
V. .1,6. Sanderson . G. W. Schaefer gether. We assure you that in every
W. A. Windsor G. 'L. Stillwell ' day of your soldier life you will have the
'11: W. Powell A. 0. Williams prayers of iirany of us arid the best wishes
M. 0.'Camgree R. F. Forsythe .of us all:' When the war is over and the
W .:Aitchison Jas. H. Currie, :. victory' won we hope to extend to-. each
G. 'R. Taylor ; ' J. G. Penrose '- ,of you', the glad hand of welcome back
Chas. Gander. J. H. ,Barker - •.=to a useful and honored .place in our
E, M. Forbes .. R. • Huffman cowtnunity, ,
Wm. Holt L. Kirkham
the• call to .bear arms in her defence. To
that call you have 'responded and we are
confident that in all the trials, hardships
and dangers of'a soldier's life you will
' so conduct yourselves as to do hodtir to
the Bruce Battalion and to your country.
In the great conflict which is raging, in
which. millions of brave men are engaged,
the partof the individual soldier is
necessarily small., and usually obscure,
but we know that each of you will .de.
his workwell,-and rt.is..the' millions of
Britain'andher Allies each doing his bit
well thatwill in the end win the victory.
As a slight token of our appreciation
arid esteein we ask you to accept these
watches and this ring. As you wear
them :may yon• be reminded of your
friends in this community and the many
,•: , W, -S. MCGuuiE
R. C. 'Minn. -M. Mercer L.• --WW. I. RoutsroN .
J.F.- Galbraith—L-C. Cantelon - r • •W, L. BORDEN
J. Holmes ,
C. Orchard '
F..Johnston
' J. C. McTavish
N. R. Bloomfield .
W. Hinscliffe•
J. T. N. Taylor .• ,
-J. J.'Kern
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Wilbert Walden thanked the people in
behalf of himself and the' other boys, in
a few ,well •chosen words, after which
lunch,'•was server, by the ladies: .
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Why Are We Proud To AdverGseThis?
On the very day that war was declared: the still make a reasonable profita•.f or- the company : '
price of the Canadian Ford car was.reducea .$60. ; on thus volume.
tion. It ,was made In spite of the war'—pot 20,000 cars, the reduction of $60 per car would
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because of it not be warranted and this company would'be
To understaind this reason properly ,requires , ; operating at a loss. Zt is the profit on.the
a knowledge. of how prices, of Ford ears : are additional 20,000• cars which makes the; priee . •
decided upon. reduction Of $60'possi le."
40 000 cars means doub-
These rices are based on the•estimated� pro- - . .Although to build a
pthe Ford executives:'
• duction.,,." for ih'e, coming year—never -on- the 'ling last year's business,
profits eared the preceding 'year. , firmly Lelieve that prosperity in Canada will be
.For instaahce, some time before August 1, 1914 .' of such proportions this fear as to create 'a
the Ford' Canadian executives decided that the. demand for -fully this much ixicrease'd business..:.
demand for Ford _cars 'for the fiscal year starting . And the sales to .date and the prospects, for'the
Aug. 1st., would be about B0,000 cars:, " With next few.months prove that they are correct, in
this production it would be.possible to reduce their belief: •
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• • Moreover; this action becomes increasingly
the;price $60. n •, heif -:the-advance in price' of` raw.:- •
So an'announcenet3t "mss tia;de to ilia public � -significant t w . �-- , -
• But don't mistake the reason for this reduc If we are only able to manufacture and sell.'.
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country.
The rights of humanity require .that.
we make the sacrifice. Have martyred
Belgium and stricken. Servia and sorely
j ressed France no poiver to awaken a
responsive' cry in our bosoms?
' The defence of civilization demands
that: we hurry to its. assistance.. It is
our , civilization=the civilization that
suits us --that is in jeopardy., • Are we.
prepared to' willingly accept another kind
of civilization? Do we realize that the
exercise -, of -personal, responsibility in
„poliiical affairs: upon which. rests civil
liberty, hangs in the balance? -
-1. say no word of the demands of -con-
science .-It were folly,to en'phasize-that
aspect,of the present hour. The man
who is .stead to.the appeal of honor and
patriotism, of hunianity and civilization,
is not apt to be alive to the call of con:
science. ' - • -
More- than a__ cen-tury_ago_.Edmund;
Berkelamented that the age of chivalry
'haft gone;.because ten= -thousand.- swords
had not leapedfrom thair scabbards to
avenge even a look, that, threatened With
insult. the gentle Queen 'of France. The
Knights of Columbus draw much of,
their meaning and -much of their inspir-
ation - from the glorious -deeds :of the -
great -Military (hiders of the ' days of
chivalry. • Let us beware lest, when the
struggle is over and the victory 'won, we
merit the rebuke that in the hour of trial
along distance lay -'between our prin-
ciples and our practice. I write much
Mere in dread than in reproach. My
sole purpose is . to place , before every
Knight of Columbus game considera-
tions that should cause . him . to reflect,,
-that should give him : matter for media-
tion, that should inform his judgment.
and direct his decision. '
"Alan am I grown, a man's work, inust
Ido, •
Live pure, speak true, right wrong, fol-
:. low the King --
Else, wherefore•born?"
:M. F. FALLON,.
Bishop Of London
• • State Chaplain.
ET the right kin. -c " of (erns
Screen DOors s and 'you.
and- :5 . er 'y
card gi- the laugh to
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squft
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flies,, and thqother .ests' that'fir
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ilar or night. • ,..T.
And when it comes toa place •to buy`
them, you can go a . long way' and never'
find such, satisfying stocks of Screens and
Screen- Doors as •we 'have' here :ready'
for you.
Plenty' of them—and. a full range of ' sizer to
fit all doors and windows—half length• and full'
„length.
REMINGTON
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We Ariake it a,lioint to keep an assortment
of Shotgun '. Loads and Metallic Cartridges on
hand the' year .'round—REMINGTON-UMC.
In fact; mels have come to look' to us as ArmS
and Ammunition Head(luarters.
McLEOD. & 'JOY -NT -
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•'The Store Where Your Money. Goes Farthest
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We' are in the market for cream, -sweet .or sour'. :We
supply '.tw'; cans, pay .twice each month, ;test each can
• received; sznd, our patrons a statertlent of the weight, •
test and butter fat in each can, with the empty can
returned.' We refer you• to any bank as to.our standing.
Write -for cans to=day.
TRELEAVEN. &;-RANT.Q:N.,
Palm' Creamery, PALMERSTON'.ONT.
NOTICE.—We want an agent here for Palm Dairy Ice Create.
Write'ior prices and terms. 11-5.c '
at large that the priees•:of Ford cars would be materials is''takeri into consideration. At least '
$60 less for the coming 'year: • .- . one automobile manufacturer has been obliged
.It must be admittedthat this was a remark- to mcreat;e the price of his car .on this account
ably sincere and substantial, expression of Porth And the' Ford' Company again have an added
.in theros erity of Canada and the Empire' that - burden in the inere ed duty on the few - raw
.prompted this Canadian. firm " to stake their' materials that' they, are obliged to buy in the
entire business, oh the continued prosperity; „ United States.: But all of.these increases have
of their country, • been absorbed into• lnantifacturil g-eosts by the
Yet the Ford Canadian executives did notes Ford Company as part of : its obligations and lits
ailovi-the war tic -interfere with their plans'In But r In times such•as these. •
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the slightest degree. They considered the pros tis anoeiFlier significant faaCt-that-wh reprices
Verity of Canada and the victory of the allied on'other products have so generally been'
= attse s scared F =� _ .._... ...,_ __._. creased, the -prices_ of .Ford: ears have been•
This -was emphasized a second time last decreased. • •
August when theptice4 of Ford cars were again - . So the Ford Company of Canada, is proud to
reduced by -$60. ' , advertise this reduction in, Ford cars because it ,
Profitably to manufacture the Ford Canadian , is a substantial, material proof of its -faith in
t this lowered price requires a prdduct,ion' Canada. •
Toquote from General Manager.McGregor's is, a Canadian:Company owned in great part.
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of 40,000 cars durin the yearendingAug.1, 1916. • The Ford Motor Company of Canada; Ltd., .' .
by Canadians,•and as' such believes in anada..
otvn statement:, . •.• - • •It believes in her . .
"If this company is able to manufacture and It believes in er prosperity.,
sell 40,,000 cars between August 1, 1915 and final triumph and the triumph of the Empire in
,august 1, 1916, we, know that our . buying this tremendous'struggle that is now demanding
capacity; the production efficiency of our ma- so. much 'from her 'manhood and from the faith
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im- factoring plant, and the distribution • of over-' and support of her people.
head expense ense' over a' volume of this size will . And this Company is willing to back its belief
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enable us to reduce our prices $00 per ,car and'- to the last cent.:•
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FordMotixeCompany of Can'
advt., F
• - Alleafe ompletelyequipped;
' including electric headltialiti.
Equipment docs. not leclitiloi:
Ford Runabout • •.• $480
Ford Touring - 630
Ford Coupelet k - 30
Ford Sedan • • i' - , 890
Ford Town Car • • ' 7,80
b.Ford.•Ontarlo
CRAWFORD 4 SON,' DealersUJOKNOW.
7.A • _ iipbetlotneter. •
S EL1ZER 'Sales Manager. .
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-Tile stork visited, -M.- -r.and M. Dan
McDonald's home on April •2.11.li ;and
lefta baby 'girl.
CROP COMPETITION
The Lucknow . Agricultural - Society
have made entry for the Standing Field
-Crop Competition for .,.rise year 1916, -
'Variety of grain, Oats. '
:Parties wishing to compete°are requir-
ed-tcrfrle-theh'-entryvitTh -the-Secr'etar
on .or bf fore the 22nd •day of . May text;,
entry forums supplied on applicati
-Ica less tliaii five •acres-can—be--eine
and the' followingpr'izes will be award-
ed,
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ed, namely: 1st,• $2""0 00; 2nd, $15.00;
'3rd, $1 .710; Ili, i" tiOltu ,-sfrioo; tial
$6.00; 7th, .$4,00. At least 10 fields' of
grain must -bajudgedor int -prizes award-
-1)d. •
a ticulars a l to the
For fii•ther p r.• � , pp y
Secretary.
• Dated at Lucknow this 24th' day .of
April, 1916. •
Josirrr E. Ami w, Secretary:
SCHOOL CHILDREN, ATTENTION!
At a meeting of tire': Directors of the.
Lucknow . Agrienitutal Society held on
•April 7th, inst•,,if was considered advis•
able to encourage School 'Children dent-
petingr,in vegetables e•nd,ilowers, and°the
following• sections have been added -to'
the Scheel Children's Competition in
the prize list for1916. ••
FLOW ERS
Collection of Sweet •Peas - •(0c.25e,
Asters, 12, , , , ,t :.. r. . , ., . 617 •2t -
Dahlias, 12 i.,.;,..:. ..... fi0 25
Zinnias, 12 '50 26
vEt EUDLES
ileets,,d short.:.... '; rte. ,N0
Garden Carrots, .fi short. , . , 50 25
yO,,nionxs, 12 .. • 50 ' 26•,
yQU
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