The Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-11-02, Page 1'u
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LOCA, ANO. nwNERAL
Get the: I,lfel uoy long Rubbers at
I,ittle's shoe store.'
Mrs. Wm. J. Little isspending the
N eek with•'friem.lain London,
Mr. and: Mrs, Armstrong,, of Corrie,'
spent Sunday at the home of their son,
' cJ..G. Ariglatrong. .
Miss Lillian Mitchell; Kent to Wing,..
haul last. week,, where she is taking .a
COUrs3 to stenography at ;the- Wingham
. Uitsiuest; Uollege:
• f Mr. George Walwin, operator at :Ore•
‘0. P; -It. station at Teeserator,•. and Mies
°, G}cenacbe ,visited the former',q :cousin,
Mrs. ii.. T„.Phillips; art Sunday.
The women of the village are request-
"'• ed to bear in mind the meeting in the
•Conncil. Chamber tins (.Thurad:ey) after-
noon at 231.., for the purpose of continri-
ing the work for the soldiers. --•Secy. -
The ladies of the Methodist churcleare
:preparing for.a Bazaar, to be given on
Thursday, Nov. 16th. In connection
with the Bazaar there will be a museum.
Proceeds to go to the Patriotic pend.
Further notice next week.,
Mr. and Mrs. George Aitcheson, Ford
and Miss Freda went by auto to Camp
Borden on Wednesday of last 'tweek to
visit Pte. Clevebefore the departure of
a -tris battalion, the 161st, for overseas.
ethey returned Friday evening. .Mr, and and Mrs. Wm. Stanley, of Kincar-
dine,•Ontarta, announce the engagement
of their daughter; Alva Frances, to Mrs''
David A. Andrew, eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Andrew, Lucknow, . Ontario.
The marriage to take place• early in
•• November,
i,.
At the close' of the war, conditions
swill'inake'another change. They will
never be as envious to' July 1914.
Changes that will surely affect the •farrn-
.ing industry will take place. You'want
to be prepared for . this . change. '.fire
Weekly San will de its part for youby
keeping you posted • on the different
chargees that are likely and how they
Shoe -s.
E
We have .30 .pairs Men's
Plow Shoes that were
bought sometime ago be-
fore the advance in price..
These are good' ,shoes,
the l ,
with double soles. We
are offering these while
they' last at per pair a
2.90
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Drug Store
1, Rt 13 BROS.,
io Lucknow.
Stud
Open Monday, 'Tuesday and
• . Wednesday
Views and Family Groupe
taken anywheig in the
country. •`
' will affect the' farmers. It remains for
you to.help a paper,that hs served its
subscribers and tho Ontario' farmer gen-
erallyAnfattltfully during the past guar,
tor of a centuryThe subscription price
of Thh•Sun ,remains 'the salve as former.
'!Y, and le cheap at tiro price" We' .will
he pleased to saceept subscriptions for
Tito.$04 at this office. • •
Mr.. and, Mrs. Arthur Gaynor, of West
Wawanosb, have the sympathy of friends
in the less of their little •son,: 0 • = tus
Stewart, on,.Sunday.. Tho li e. fello.rr
suffered an attack of appen a cititi, which.
is•ubusual in one, so young ' He was. 2
years and 8 months of age
Craws Or TiLetaurs.-.-T11.. ladies of the
Red Gross Society, of- nip ey,. desire to
express., their sincere than s to the Lock-
navwDra natie.S.eciety for. tise entertain-
rnent which they reeently gave. in the
• interests of the Red C'rosa;
y
Sec . Riple. • Red Cross.
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The Luoknow -.Dee atic.' 'Co. .were
' greeted by a fold Liu at Ripley.' last
Friday evening, w • 'n they presented.
"Under Two Flag With a charge. of
• only 25e. adinissi n, •rec'ipts•- amounted
to°$95.00. Afte'' the play the members
sof the company were• entertained at the
home of Dr.d Mrs. McOrimrnon, who
were delighted to greet folk from their
former home `town. ;
Card el Thanks
Mr.. and Mrs, S. Iiathwoll wish very
sincerely to thank the many friends who
,have shown sympathy and spoken words
of kindness in connection with the death -
Of their son, Pte. Arnold Rathwell.. It
is all deeply appreciated.
'PUBLIC` MEETING
All members of the patriotic commit-
tees and all citizens interested in <the
sanding of Xmas.' Cheer Boxes to our
soldiers are hereby notified that a, Public
•Meeting will be held in the• Council
Chamber en Friday evening, November,
3rd, at 8 p., m. Show your 'interest, in
the sending of Xmas. Cheer to the boys
by your presence at this ',meeting. All
are invited..
• . Robert Johnston, Secretary.
In connection with the above, the
Secretary is pleasedto announce'' that.
Thos. S. Reid, Robt,:Brown and Jas. 0.
Anderson have resolved themselves into
a committee who will bP _responsible for
a concert of a high class nature, ton, be
put on for the above cause in the near.
future. Keep:thts-event in n►ind. I.t
will be worthy of; your boosting.
Carrick Township Does Better
The Township of Carrick has come in
for a good deal of "roasting” beca.usei of
its small contributions'in Inen and•money
in the interests of, the War. But it ape
pears, to be improving as time goes on.
The Mildmay Gazette, which is the voice
of ,the township, states that den effort by
local patriotic workers resulted in raising
$775.00.by. subscription for :'the British :
Red Cross Fund.'' This is nota big
amount for so rich a township as Carrick,
but the Gazette sestet it. is quite as _im-
provement on what wasldone a year ago.
Lothian -
:Tuesday, Oct. 31.
M. Mcg, .vian., is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. James McDonald. '
Cyril Ford, of Georgatown,'visited his
sister, Mrs.:Gegge Swan, for a 'couple
of weeks. •
Mrs,. William Hogan is visiting her
daughters, Mrs: B. and 'Mrs. J° Brady,
Stratthroy.. °
Eli Mack met with a painful accident,
last Monday.' that will , lay him upfor
some time. He was hauling•in mangels
when his horses became frightened and
commenced to run away. . He managed
to secure the lines,, but was dragged
under the hind wheel of the wagon, 're-
ceiving verysevere bruises on the back'
,and hips.
A gloom 'was 'cast over this district'
when word came last Saturday that one
of our splendid men in the person of
Alex.' nlanulton, son of Mr. Joseph Ham-
ilton, }Iemiodk City, was killed..in action.
Physically, mentally and morally he, was
of the.hightest type of Canadian young
.manhood,' $is aged fallier., bratbersi
and sisters have the sympathy of every-
body in their sal bere'tvement,
tulross Centre'
Monday, Oct. 30. •
Boris.= -To My. and Mrs:, Thoe. Moffat,
on Sunday,.' Oct. 29th, a son.
Mr. McAllister and sister, Lizzie, of
-C riii7-2; Sitddayed at`ti e -lronie--of-David'
Scott. i
Mrs: Walter Richardson, of Teeswater,
is viaitipg at the home of her daughter,
Mra'i Walter Pinnell,
number front' here attended -11W
entertainment and. supper which was
held in the Methodist church . at ' Tees-
water o'.1 Monday, 'Oct. 30th.
Word was received here the .end . of
last weekthat Corp.,'rllomas Hughes, of
near Tiverton, bad been killed in action
in reenco.- Corp. flughes . was well
.known here. lie was a sbn of Mr. and
'Mrs. John 1iuglles, former residents of
the 7th Cori., andawas born before the
fetidly moved to Bruce . Township. He
was a bright seeing man and for some
time before enlisting was a mail clerk on
a
the G. T. Iu. between Winghani and
London. 1-te enlisted at London with
the 7let. Thebereaved family havelhe
, sympathy .of many friends. here. •
Q.147,„ tOVE BEJ 2o4. 1946,
LUCKNO
'ON
TO'
Til E RED CROSS APPEAL
• i eop1e 'Qin Cheerfully, And Afot nt Wali i gi.a'I.
,. 'That of k.aSt. Year °
• .Tho people of Lucknow have. again re-
sponded nobly to the call. of the British.
Red Cross. Society, and as .nearly gas can:
be td timetf •t' ,tl
e es..lnlit B a. o wing
rl , lair
'1'rafalgar,'Day contributions will equal
,that•of a year ago when $2000 was rais-
,ed, The work was again thoroughly or -
g ridzed this year by the Patriotic Socie-
tythe village was divided into „districts
and,cc hectors appointed for each: Un •
fortunately the canvass a ould not be Gar
ried out ali in the one day, buethat does
not' appear to have .materially affected
results ' . •
Below is published a list of core;
tributions from .all the, divisions but
North .east and South East. The 'can.
Y
vass in these is delayed owing.to theab-
sence
of citizens who usually are liberal
contributors, and the collectors are re-
luctant to report until these ate' seen.
The lists from thelie divisions will apnea;
next week. .
The canvassers .state 'that'•this •work
was rendered pleasant by the oheertul
neas with which they ' were•received and
the contributions paid over: The elm -
lora bad dgnn their work, >lnd the suras
were set apart and ready hien called for.
The tocol Oddfellows Lodge were very
genercus with a donation of '$10000,
and the Lucknow-Fire Co., which -has
always been active in patriotic and
charitable 'work, also gave 8100.00.
_. The Lucknow Table Co. headed the
'list with a. contribution of $150.00t. and
the members of the firm also made per.
sonal donations,
Another pleasing incident of the cams-
paign was that a number ofresidents in
surrounding townships called to contr i..
bute as there was no agendy in their own
municipality through which they could
'gyve.. These are acknowledged in the -
list 'under the head cif Special Contribu-
tions.
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NGI1,TkT`CENTItI: DIVISION
COLLECTORS-WILLIA>,i MJJRDIE.AND
Ror iwr Bitowr. •
GHURCH NewS•.
Rev. D: B. McRae; of Armow, Bruce
county, is retiring from his charge after
42years' service in the ministry. He
will live retired' in .I+~incardine: -
A *meeting of the congregation ,of
Lucknow Presbyterian Church is called
for this (Tbursday) evening, to bear the
'a'l'erts (f the -delegates' : who attended'
the recent anti=union mbeting iii Toren:
to.
The ttnnuwl Thankeffaring Meeting of
the Women's Missionary Society will be
held in the Prresbyterian,ehurch on Mon-
day, Nov. 6th, ate pin. Mrs. Goforth,
missionary in Ronan, China, is expected
to .address the meeting. All +ire cordially
invited to attend. e
rt The Adult Bible. Class of Lucknow
Presbyterian Church had k very enjoy
able ITa,lnwe'en party at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, Fred McDonald on Tues-
day night. After a program' of singing
and games which everybody enjoyed'. to
the utmost, .the members of the .Class
partook of a honey and bread and butter
lunch, . Poring the course of the even-,
ing regretful reference was made to the
loss which the Class is about tos sustain
in the dcperture•of one of its most valu•
ed"workers, Mrs..Robert Lurie, in,
'•tends leaving for Toronto in the near
fnt•ure.,
A. 01 Elliott , . $ 60 00
•
WinLittle 40 0D•
Wnl•,'DicKenzle.. >' ' •+U. 00
Thos.`s. Reid' •..... •''25 00
Dr. Spence. - , ... . • 2rO. 00-
-Rev. It J. Garbutir.. ; , 15 00.
DZ.• Mitchell , . . . 15, '00
A: D. Mackonzle'.' ; . 10 00 •
H: A. Doupe .... 10 00
Q. Ostrander a . , , . 10 00
Jesse Button . • .. , 10 •00. :
H. McQ.uil'lin t. , IQ 00
Thos. lied (baker). , -10 00
W: A. Solomon. , .. ... .5 00
D.'Oilbertson 5 O0
Thos, Watson , .. .'�'•tr o0
Robert Mullin::; .`.'. ...
John Spindler : , :.•.•. ,i
Angus McDonald .
A. Shoebottonl • •
Frank Freeman -
Robt, Graham.... , . , .
Alex. Moss. , ,..
Robt-, Brown
Rev.. Samuel J. Bridg
The GiJILn.--The Flower Committee,
'of which Miss Carrie Geddes 'is� conven-
er, had charge of the program at Guild
last Monday evening.."Some of Nature's
Beautiful Things", was the. topic and on
this subject Miss Lorna• Campbell read
a very 'good paper. Miss Le Chet Howe
. gave an -appropriate reading.. Miss Rena
Gorden contributed • a solo, • and the
Scripture lesson Was. read by Miss Mae
• Mcklorran. The Women's• Missiogary
Society; having arranged for a uieeting
to be addressed by Mrs.. Goforth, of
Honan,- China, next Monday evening,
• Guild will hot 'meet until Wednesday
evening when' the Adult Bible Class will
have, charge.
' tee LEAGUE -The,'. League• meeting
Oh the past Monday, evening was excep-
'
tiorially: ihteresting, and was in' charge
of the Christian Citizenship Committee,-
Ewart 'Tayler read the Scripture lesson,
Mri Garbutt took the topic for the even-
ing, "Cotnnuinity 'Life. Mr:.Garbutt'
vividly pictured, .what he considered
Comruunity Life now and what it.would
be in the year 2000. Other numbers on -
the peOgram • were' a reading by Miss
'Frances Spence, a solri .by Mr. 'Anderson
G S. Free .•,
G. S. Robertson
Robt. Phillips ,
Rev: Eccleston
Dave Archer
•Thos.I3urns
W. K. Stewart . , •}.
Fred. Eaton
W -n1. Feri is .
Grant' McCreath :
Miss McAllister •
2 00
Miss' Gallagher ; ... 2,00
Chas. Milne , ' " 2 00
,Johp Celdiiei'on :.. 2 00
2.00•
5 .00 and a duet by Mrs. Dupe and Mrs.
5 00 . Garbutt.Tlie•program for next Mun-
5 00 .dry evening is in charge of the Christian
b 00• Endeavor Committee, and a.good even-,
ing id' assured.. • •
• 5• '00
5 .00
5 00
00 Endeavor
RESPONSE
•,. • ,.
ette, 5 00
..1
b.. 00 We. are : in receipt of the ;following,
5 00 'statement from the British Red Cross
• • e.` :3 '00 headquarters at Toronto: -
••2 00 The Province of Ontario's response to
.,.t . 2..00
° 2 00 the appeal. of. the British Red. Cross has
'2 00 resulted in the subscription of ,$1,400,-
;• 2. 00 0001np to date, with a'large number of
BRUCE BATTALION
SAFE IN ENtii,lND
It ,was olheially announced from Ot-.
tawa on Monday that the 16bth • Batta-k
lion, along,avitli the 155th, 1:5..eth and
107th; had all arlr#qed in; England. A..
private"'cable to -Mr. R,b. Cameron front.
Lieut. E. D. Cameron, bad conveyed the-
information on Sunday evening, . Appar-;'
ently on the same transport with the
Above named battalions were part of the
tooth,half ofthe 1.6
9th,
drafts ofS
fiath
•cona• Horse and Medical Corps -all
Ont$ rio men,
• If 4a -transport', reached 'England land o
g n
Saturday, as it apjiaiirently did, she was
jnct'about eleven days, in Making. the
passage, and' the Bruce boys • were, just
two weeks .on the way from • London,'
Qat,. to England.
There' will be general satisfaction.
throughout the couety n learning that -
the boys eluded the•U: '53 . and .all • her
tribe. The battalion will 'likely now
spend a few months training fn England;
but a battalion with the good reputation
for health .and proficiency.of the 160tJi
*may be 'expected to lose but little time
on the way to'il'e Front.
Lanes, •
` .Monday, Oct.' 30.
Robert Nelson has completed his
threshing for this season. •v
David. Farrish is hgme; having spent
the fall at threshing in the West. n
Mr:Solomon, of Lucknow; installed
the water syste u' in I3. P. and Philip
Hogan's homes. .
' The annual meeting of the Lanes Beef
Ring was held Friday evening, ciosi rig a
very successful and satisfactory year. All
former officers were re-elected. • • • `'
THE MERrDA DISASTEE..-Sincelast
week we have•learned that tile' wreck of
the Merida, lost on Lake Erie, •Oct. 20th.,.
,has been located, about the centre of .the
lake and
under 60 feet of water. It is
said she '•wasdrawing ' 19 ft. 5.in, of water
when 'she should not draw more than 16
ft. She was'heavily.loaded with ore and'
bound for Buffalo. .Storm Signals were
out 24 hours before' she'. started on 'tlie`
fatal trip, but in'spite .'of "'the warning,
the captain decided toventure out Only
three bodies were found, those of David
Corbett and Win. Bogie.. Both had but
'light clothing; and -Bogie's hands- *ere
still covered with machine oil. • • It• is
thought that the bodies of O'Connor,
Quigley, O'Callaghan ' and&Austin are
still in -the boat:• , An effort will be made
to recover the .bodies as' soon . as divers
can go down.
' • ' ' , municipalities yet to report.
Bruce County's contributiola''are as
James Spence ,
John Carter • •1 50.
.A. Blitzatein . , . 1 00
Ito Mm .
Toy g:. 00
Pat Gaynor, , �1.. 00
Joseph Nixon ... 1., 00
Miss Bowinatl .. 1 00
Wm. McIntosh, Sr ... 1 00 •
Mat. Woods , , . , .. , •. , • 1 00
-Wm, McNeil - :. v • 1 '00
'Mrs, Thomas Agnew. , . 1 00
Mrs. Annie Cameron ... s., 1 00
Mrs. ,lC. •McLeod , .... , . 50
Wni. Walker •
..Miss Margaret. McKenzie, :.. .
Mrs..,McLeLean
follows: Carrick,•8600s,'Ettstnor, 350;
Elderslie, 1,500; Kincar*ine Twp., 500;
Kinloss; 750; Saugeen; 1,000; Hepwortl
200 • (to be supplemented by :council
grant );''Pot Elgin, 1,606; •Tara, ,600;
Kincardine, 3,200; "Southampton,' 950;
Walkerton, 1,500; Wlarton, 500. It` is
expected that Brant Twp. will vote
1,500.
In addition, to these amounts it is ex-
pected that the municipalities not yet
represented wall be forthcoming with
generous contributions,, and that the
amounts given by the places above men-
tioned .will be, supplemented ley. further
50 con'tribution's from individuals, schools,
50. lted Cross and other 'patriotic. somata -
era tees.
' '.8 .385 25 - Teeswater
SOUTH WEST,DIVISION' j •
COLDEOToms--44.--A,-NEwnoNTF,11`, 1 -r...TneadayY...Oot. 31r--.
Ani staltoNG AND .I :0. ArtaEusoly Miss M. I3aylock'18 visiting. friends in
A. P. Stewart. ,. , ..,ss .. a,.,.:., $ 25 00 he .. , .-
'Robert Johnston - 25 00 tvy •
•
Harvey Lindsay ,.,_0 00 ... A, Brink invade a 'business trip to .
3 %V . doynt ,I" 20 00 Toronto on Thursday and remained until,
G. A. Newton,, "00 ;Friday .night •
J. A, Gtonnie ', .. .. ,.. 10 00
W. J.' Spindler .., .:... .10_ 00 ' Dr,. a S. Fowler. sppent_t:hreeday in
A, Millson . :-.....',....s.•!-10 00. Toronto lest week visiting his daughter,
:Women s I etitute....s'el:4.:.: s -s-•... �,LO_ c10. _ -Miss -Grace-Fowler, cif PerthsAve seliobl:
Bertran. Smith: 10 00
Temple Clark 10 00 No services were -held in the Presby -
W. G. Airdrow . 10, 00 terian or Anglican churches on Sunday
W : C, Johnston, , . , 10,00 -evening on account of the re -opening' of
W. W. Hill ... . , ., ._.T _.. 10 oa.. ,,Mail ifetift bilralt. , . _ :�.
A. H. .Boyd . ...... •.10 00....,.....,....: ,
Jack Sherrill . . . . ..... . .•. 10 00 • Miss Lot tie Tillits2n's lecture on 'theled. Horigins . ., ,..... , .., , • 10 00 Rama iin Island's, lin Saturday evening
Qeo,-H. Smith • 10 00 was nut largely' attended. :The local
T. II. Pritchard....: a .. i • '10 00
P.talent was lttuch appreciated.
1. 7,. Armstrong.. 10 00 1 ..
Ebben Darnin. ,`; 10 '00 The .Methodist church was re -opened
W Connell... , . 10 s'0 fo anniversary b 'Safter
r services onu
, Sunda
A, I't, rialayson,
;Miss Irene I•iolmeil ...,..,;:,
Jas. C. Anderson .... ; :...
A.,2. Milison
T. F,Oain.',.,.. a...,
Edgar :Hnll yyr ua1..
n
J. : Armstrong;' .. .
Alex. McCarroll
Jim Miller : i v...
on Page 8) • • • a I vided *Upstairs later in the evening.
10 00 being repaired and redecorated. Rely,
P 00 0 Mr, Bur+,
kes a former pastor, preached at 0
eo both serVtces. Although the congregation
5 00 is small,. ' the collections wore large,
`60 11 00 amounting to over $500. On Monday
5 00 evening a very auceessful tea -meeting
5 00 was held and a splendid program pro.
- (Continued
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6llamis
-Monday, Oct. 30.
Dir. Martin McKinnon is home from
Detroit, Mich.
Mr. Sidney Johnston is engaged at
Joseph Purdy's. .
•
Mrs. Thos: J Gamble; and son have
returned -home. frotn'Stratford.•
Miss. Annie Currie.is;;spending a week
with relatives in Kincardine Twp.
Mrs. Frank Maaltlim, of Ripley, is
spend'itg'a few days in the viltag
Mr. and Mrs. George Perris, of Rip-
ley, Sundayed with Mrs: Woodstock.
Mr, Joseph Purdy left this week to
spend .few weeks in Northern Ontario.
Pte. •W. McNally is confined in Lori=
dein Hospital: with inflanlation of this
eyes.
Miss Abhy Symons left on Friiley''to
visit her sister, Mrs, ()ridge .Ford, of
Philadelphia. • • r
l ,
Miss Dewar, of Tiverton, was the
guest of her friend, Miss Reta ' Mckin-
non, over the Week-end:.Q,•
Miss Kate McKinnon visited hep
ternf Mrs Alex. and Mrs. John McKin.
iit5tf; L'OCkhOW,-.last w'e'ek; .. ,
Mr Edward Chapman left for London
last week to'enter id military services.
All wish *"Ted" every success:
Miss Mable : Ktrtown and friend, of
-Hanover, .metered here on Sunday and
spent the day' with her patents. -
Altare sorry to''hear of'I. J. Husk's -
three son's:' being i11 with typhoid fever,
-•All-•hope-for their -speedy --recovery. --
Mr. Fidelis and Miss Mary Webb, .of
Vesta, and Miss Florence Webb, of Pais-
ley, were Sunday visitors at the latter's ,
home, •
W" A"Il'edrosy 'Society was organized.
here last week. We hype everyone will
•join, and help,all they can to work for
this good cause. , Tho'oficers appointed
were; Mrs. John Deeban, .Pres;; Mrs.
Dave Robertson, Treas.;'and Mtas Laura
Cunningham, Ssc. . '
MARKETS
. (Corrected up to Wednesday neon)
Wheat..4.•:;...1 w..,: 1 75
55
•Oats .
Barley •
Peas
Butter
l:ggs;new laid
liege ... a ... b i .. .11 011 110'► * * . . 1e 85
.4'. :.,x•-00
2 00
,.:, :.,.:. 32' , 34
35
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Something New! '
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Someth ig fetter i
Our .Victrola De artn t ` 1 ' '
A .len tales p easuxe. in
announcing another great improvement' to thi.
Victrola. , The •'Victor system of changeable •
needles,bas always been .cl e of-the'best-fe
ures
of this
werld,famous instrument, ' , •
Now, however, instead biasing steel needle'sr'
which . should 1.7-e changed ftir revery .record;- we-
have
ehave on sale the -new
VICTOR TUNAS -TONE STYLUS
which will play. from 5o to 200 records' without
• changing. It is just as a tsily attached as the.;or-
dinary-steel needle, but is remarkably hard and
of extraordinary wearing qualities- ;hence its long
life, Now on sale=3 for io cents, at
YICTROLA NEADQUARTE .RS
F.' T. Armstrong, Jeweler & Optician.
SCHOOL REPORTS
•1•
U. S. . 14
S , E. AND W.`WAwA.*rasH'
:' Sr; IV -Mary Laidlaw, 76%; Jean
Egglestone, 70; Fred Newman*, 65.
Jr. IV -'Anna Morrison, 68.
Sr,I%II -
Margaret O'Callaghan*: 65;
Cassie Morrison, 63; Aldin Pardon, 58.
Jr. III-Frrank O'Cs,1'laghan*; 80;
Stanley ThowDson, 70; Ruby Everett, 60-'
Sr. II -Elizabeth •Inglis*; 63; Lottie
Martin, 60. • - . ,
Jr. II -Winnie Ferrier, Madeline 0'-
' Callaghan*.
I• -.Nor.•} Falconer, w -
Pr., B -.(,'Mary' Martin, Iiobena'• Mar-
tin*), Garliet Farrier.
Pr., A-sAlex. Inglis
Those marked (*) were best spellers.
during Septetnber and. Cctober,.
Number on roll, 21. •
ELIZABETH WiLI4ON; Teacher.
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'S. S. No. 9, Asn xxil
Those marked with an asterisk were.
absent for sonic of the tests. : -
• Senior. IVB -Cecil Johnston*, Hatvey
Anderson*. "
Jr. -IV -Lennon O'Loughlin, •Bernar-
dine O'Loughlin, Madeline Johnston,
Laurette Hackett, Tillie.liackett•*(Fred
Finlay, Frank Moran*. ' .
.l`r. III -Norman O'Loughlin, •Finlay'
Shackleton, ,George Twanlley. ,
Senior II -Caswell Hackett; Palmer
Kilpatrick, Elizabeth Alton; Allan Fi n-
Jr. TI-0race-B1ake-Millicent Hack-
ett*,. 'Dominic •Berger,; Elsie Anderson*,
Esther Glazier*. •
Pt. II -Olive Kilpatrick, Mary Finlay,
Alice .Shackleton.
I --Walter Lane. '
tr1m .e -
r Leo''Clare: „
E. JEAN• STOTHERS; Teacher;.
S. S. No. 14, HURON AND ASIIFIELD
Sr. IV -Annetta Towle; Willie Ketch-.
abate. .
Sr, III -Ada Pickering Verna Almil=
ton, Nelson Raynard.• , - •
Jr. III Annie. McDonald, Carmen
Hamilton, He : e n MacDonald, Ellen
'Ketchatbaw, Dorothy Pickering, Pearl
Raynard.. .
.Jr. II 'Annie Ketcltahaw,. Ilazel Ray-
- - I • - '.rt-•.
Sr.. it. IIFred Martin.
Jr. Pt. 1I=Alvin McDonald,.'..
A ---Ethel Martin,' Amanda- MacDon-
1dd; Jimmie'Kletchabeay, klery Cook.
No, on roll, 19'; aver. attendance, 16
I. M. McDiAirailp;_Tsae11er.
Crewe
Monday, Oct. 30:
Mr, and Mrs. Ciilnpbeh' visited at ' W.
.7iPr'F nn .^tiu►tda x.
Mr: and Mrs Wi11b m•. llaldwili were
reeejt visitors at Robert Curran's.'
Mr and Mrs, Robert Blake,-. •C}in'ton •
visited Crewe friends the first ;•of the
week.
Me Taylor, 0!.Lueknow, bad charge
of services in the Methodist church ' on
Sunday in the itbaence• of the pastor, Mr,
Moltelvey.
The loss of the Merida " the 'storm
on Lake Erie iof Oct. 26
L e on the n 0
nig
brought sorrow to thin locality, as a
number of the crew Weill well known
here.
EVERYBODY'S ;'COLUMN
LOST. -7-In Luoknow. alady's ttngerring, black '
onyx and pearl. Finder please leaveat this
office. - ,.26-11-p. •
WANTED. -Second hard _piano to front by
-Luoknow High School. Information at the ,
v e
Sentinel Of le . • •
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MONEY TO LOAN. -On mortgages and notes •
at reasonable rates'. ' Fire Insurimee. hot,
,Stook and Mutual Companies. Convey-
. blueing done'with.neatness'and despatch.
, GEO, A. STDDAT.L: Broker. Luck now
DR. PAREEIt, OSTEOPATH, at Cain House
Luoknow. every Wednesda afternoon. AI •
chronic diseases snoeessfglly treated., Os.
teopathy removes the physical, pauses.
disease. • Adjustlmont of the spine is more
' ''quickly secured and with fewer treatments
• by Osteopathy than by any •other method, '
S1 -10-p.', y •'•
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Notices.•
Tor all matters regarding Greenhill cemeter
refer to D. C. Taylor Secretary -
For Sale
FOR SALE. -Two houses and lots at low Hikes,
OwngrA leaving Lupknda.. For further 1n-
• formation, apply to•Giro. A.,SIVDa1.z„
21-0-Gi c.; -•
FOR SALE.-Gurifey=.Oxford Range, coal of
wood', good•as new, also nickel plated Coal
'seater. Sj ..1. LITTLE.
FOR SALE. -Art Onrland'-Parlor Cook, base •
burner, good as new. 'For partiaulars.apply '
. at Thi Sentinel Office. a 11-c..•
'§AI.E.=' . iso frau 1
U t 10 houses, es the . y
• of the late. 'lames Williamson Estate, will
be sold at a bavgain:'• Apply to 0.. A. Sm-
DALt., 0.11-c.,
FOR RENT: -"A nth. e•roomed hou.e,'hard and •
soft _water._ very.convenient:-_also-_good---'----
stable on premises. Apr iy� •to
2-11•p:. •A . BAUOOUR, Luoknow.
FAIRM:'F011fiALE.-Anexcellentgrass farm '
on C6n. 5, north half of Lot 4, Ashfield. con- .
Wining 104Ktcres; well fenced, and watered "
•by"artesian well and windmill. Also agood
grass farm
n' Con. 9,.south hal
f of
nor
t
h
half of Lot's.Ashfield, conWeining50a r a
.
•.Gopd appleorchard; well fenced, and water-
• edspring creek, For further. artro lnte '
aptAY to •
MRs. Sons T. GitiFFIN
Phone Gil r 1... Iiintail. Ont.
•. 26•10;tf.
Auction Sales:
t'CTION SALE. -Tire Mises Leas will dts- , .
:poses ofAtlreir household fliraattp.re and Other
• eft'ect bi} public auction at their residence.'
. on tiaturday, Nov. 44 191ti, commencing at.. ,
- o'clock. a
2•i1-c..1t. 11celtarlos. Auctioneer: •
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Pbu'ltry Wanted • '
`„Eery:Wednesday and Thursday at ..1).
C. McMorran's Store, Tuesday at Kinloss
auk t4.1 116i:ell • Poultry ntust be-slaw-eft-
12
e"staysail"12 hours before delivery. • e.liighelst cash'
prices paitL
5-10•tf. 1. T. LvoNS.
The Jungle
-;Tuesday, Oct :31,
R•ay' Hudson spent the wilek.end-'. ''
is home- shoe. :' • . , •
Mr, Fred Webb, of \1'awairesh, and
,tisai Mae Davison, of Lucknow,: visited
°
in the Jungle on Sunday, :'
oltn '•Purvis finished. his threshing
season for this year nn Monday, 'when
he cleaned nut fits owl barn, , • •
. Mr: and Mts. P., A. Malcoiiison. 'and ..
'Aildrei) and. Miss Nebel Ililtyon, of .
Kincardine, visited Mr: and Mrs, Wu.
I')awson on Sunday:. s •
It is said by those in a . position txr .. •:
know tlili,t there were forty-seven auto
passed through the jungle on Sunday
last: Ne doubt thiswas u11 account of -
it b'ri'dge being: out of rboair on .tire
boundary. Be that as it tray,. the it''-
matkable thing is that We do not know
:dip single puncture, althciigll they all
passed over our beautiful s no causeway
which now crosses the bland which.
has been in that tinfiriished state flit;
sevetal weeps; . • '
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