The Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-11-02, Page 5•
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THE FIRST STEP .
tout ardandepandence is a Savi:gs
Account in the Bank of Hamilton.
The'first $1,000 is the hardest to
get; blit once "a start is made you'll
be surprised to find how quic::lv
your. savings accumulate; Will you
begin now, or win you put it' oft ?
LUOKNOW- BRANOH
Capital' Authorized $5,000,000 J. A. GLENNIE, mases er,.
Capital Paid-up - $3,000.000
Surplus - r '..- - $3,478.000: . .
Verdun •
tilonday,:Oct. 30.•
. "Mr.. and ,:Mrs: Will McMullen Sunday-
ed at .A;: Armstrong's. .
Mr:: Walter Draper.spent Sunday with
friends on the Second, ;: •
Miss Annie Blue• visited •,:1Ziss • Pearl
:Hooey on Sunday last,
IIlr9, 11.RI,t'id• is at present visiting her
sister, Mrs, Caraliam,"of •Sheppardton.
Helen .Blai;r and. Elsie Steele were. the
guests bf Nellie McMullen Sunday last,
, Miss Mamie 'McDonald .spent' a ,few
•days. of•. last .week the. guest of Miss
Lninia geld. • M. John Eldridge, who:went overseas
with the y:;. contingent, is visiting in
the -tele i' i hood, again. We sire. all
pleased to.seo Jack -back, ulna. hope, it
-w*on't, b :long i-ill`4ie comes back to stay.'
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'PHOS WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAvt4FUNND5 '.P QUCR'ING:
hal -M- Y --RU R.C1alASE.:. A71.
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INIQW.OF:CANADA.KOERTURESTO.4.::
IN' 'SUMS OF .$500 OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF. ,
Principal. repayable 1st October, 1919. . .• • -
Interest payable half -y y, lst April and October by:'checlue, (free _-
•of exchange at any chartered Bank In Canada)'• at,the tate of•five O'er cent
' er dnnurr frons the date of.,purchdtew. e• - .. '
P tock' will have the privilege -a
of snrrenclering:apar nd',
.. •� . Holders of, this s
accrued interest, as the equivalent - f • cash.,. m paymetit of any allotment
:made under any futni' war';loan issue in Canada other than an 'issue of
Treasury Billsot other like, short date security. i
Proceeds of this stock arefor war purposes only. ,
b-
. mission of one- ur rater of dile. pot 'tent will ;be allowed to ree0g4
.z A and stockbrokers. on allotments made in respect of appliattiotia .:.
tilted' bond and ,
for this stock Which bear their stamp.' w L
F'or aliplication forams af•;''; to.tho Deputy Minister of Finance, Ottawa.
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,O'0ungil met on'Oa`;ttgber 1l3rd:' 14m -
:hers all present,
Moved, by Oase and<Dogaltlson-Tl at
we gave q grant of $00 to growl the road
'opposite Iots••I0 .and I1, 'con. 14 and 15,
and that al'oltn Armstrong expend the.
sable, Carried. •
-boncaldso McPherson T h a, t 't he
'Court of Revision: re, the Thacker drain
be. now opened .:and .that, ,than Reeve- be
t liairtnau of time Court. Carried..
Arena rong-,Merhereen 'hat t fp
Court do now . ad)curia 1.. roget at 2
o'elpek, ,
�lrnistroni--McPh;srsont: J.'bat we ap.
DRUM ENGLAND
GThc. following .letter as from, Lieut.
R. Rutherford, a. sopa of Rev, Mr,
Rutherford, of Pipe River.; «It was act-
dress=ed to ia., cousin at St. Relents.]
London, Eng., 40116.
Deaf; W$4 -
Perhaps you have already heard. I
am in Blighty enioying, Rnglar,d'ii best,
after having stopped a couple of iron
rationa that Fritz had nal further use for.
:ale pretty neatly made an.uudet taker's job
Of it, hilt maybe it was his saving know-
pitiiit >sbe Eeevr, ]Oonaldaora•and Case to
)edge of "ku-Iter" thatwould not permit
investigate the cl�eaims Tor daniages re hps-sympathetic, lovable little person
accident .to auto en. C.:ulross and Turn- that he is -killing me. Ire any ease,
berry Boundary, and consult our Solid= 'whether through luck, Providence, sav-
tor a,n4 act•laccordiogly. Carried;' mg grace, or :some other dispensation
#Z4.1?lierson-Bonaldsor�-That we given Jaid dowtt by the Shorter Latechistn, lie
a grant of 6,,fer the. oacow road con
13t opposite lots 18, and 19, and th'a't
Win. Oaae have the sane expended:
carried. °
has-Arinetreng-- That this Board.
'give want of $50d to the. British Jed'
Cross Society, the same to -be -paid not
later than the 15th. of December, 1916..
Iivuntz -McPherson, in atnepdwent-
That th s.e.oencil grant the sum of °$1,000
to the 13ritish itepross Society, to ,be.
paiid as soon as convenient-'. For • the
atnendinent, Kuntz and°McPherson; for
the ntotion,.Lase,. Armstrong and Don-
aldson. Motion carried,
Donaldson -Case -Teat this Court of
Revision on the Thacker Drain be ad.
adjourned until Monday, Nov.' 20th., at
2 o'clock p in. Carried. "
Donaldson=Armstrong-That a com-
mittee composed of, the Reeve, Case and
McPherson beappointed to, award the
contract on.the Pinnell drain. . Carried.
Mo Pherson-A•rinstropg-T 11 a t the
Clerk write M.iddlebro-. &• Spereman re
Fischer and Tone chaiul for damages' to
auto: That as seon\ as we can consult
oar solicitor we will inform them of our,
action in the�tnatter. , Cart ied.
Case-Donaldson=That we •'give 'an
amount to the south:end of the gravel
road eufiicient to gravel the porting that
has. been graded,:and-that the •niover and
Thos. McPherson expend the same.• (:lir,
vied.
•Armstrong-Case-Tbkt the Collec-
tor's Bond be handed tq the Treasurer
for
safe -keeping." Carried.. •'
.The -following ac oux ts, were : paid: :
Geo.' Waddell, raking stones off .road,.
as robbed of a corpse., 137 all, the rules,
regulations and secret signs of .musketry,
I. Should at, present be a :two weeks'
member of the R.I.P. club, but not, yet
for,awhile anyway. However, I have.
every respect. for Firitz'.s snipers: Tn all
probability I shall carry marks emblem-
atic of that respect. also.
Alehough be has to• be handed it en
the spore of accuracy„the laurel .doesn't
elor,g ,to him when it is a case of
decency or sportsmanship. II will ex=
Plain. He had already sniped one of
our officers' through the neck, which is
legitimate fighting. When he was hit
I:got three or four men, and we were
performing the duties ofstretcher-bearers
-lifting him into a shell hole to dress
him. Then it was that Fritz showed
:what kind of fighter, he`was, for he got
two of us right together with the same
bullet. Luckily, it didn'tget either of
us badly -grazed the other fellow's groin
and continuing on its journey, bored
,through my right arm: It didn't take
long to get that fitted up, as it needed
Only arm light treatment
This was taking.place.amongst•a.con-
glonieration of shell' holes, no' trenches,
and they resembled the top of a bowlful
of boiling porridge. It was at our
farthest point of advance;:. 1100 yards
from where we start*, and the • discon-
certing part•ef it •was that' five :-our. par-
ttcular company .of the battalion -had
no right to•be there at all. '• This error
arose awing to the fact that •there had
been an unavoidable alteration .in ,the
officers who went in,,' • As "this change
.to,ok .place- just a• few minutes before we
•$1 25, Louis Becker., :abutments. for -went up, it was but natural that the new
bridge; ,211. 50. ` Dune Grant,.cul+erton
sideroad 2048 00. :°A. Haldenby, sheep.
killed by dogs, 25 00, Wm. Baptist,
Jamb killed by dogs, 12 00. Jos-Voison,
inspeeting - sheep . killed, 1 56. blas:
Whiteman,. as yds•gravel and cbad, 4 80 •
E•1: Masse!, cement tile culvertcon,12,
4 00. Jos. Silhck, operating road drag,
3 .,50..-- M kb • Fischer; 74 yards • gravel
and road; - 8 40, Phi•1 Keffer, 3 '-days:
grading, 2 teams, .27 .7.5: Phil- Keller,
working'gra,der on„boundary, 4 ,75. E:
Ca. Kiiiatz, selecting jurors, '4. '00. " John
•Rettinger, 10 yds gravel and read, -2 00..
John P,ettinger,- 50 yards gravel:, '5 00:
W. H, :Wall, . 9'yar da gravel,. 7- $0.. F.
Keiffer, putting in . tile, 1. 90. • :1'Wni:
Barineriitan, •repairing bridge .eon.- ••14'
'0 •0o Wm. Case,•170 lbs.,fioi#r• for in
digent, fi 9p. 'Thos. Elliott, 71' yards
gravel \read, 8 '141 Jain Harkness,
,rep, covering on bridge, 15 .00: • Weis
Bros.:, beef • for indigent, 1' 40, And •
Schnitrr, 91•'yards •gravel, i share, 4 60.'
\folson's Bank for solivenire for soldiers,
1:5E 93- R -Donaldson 'butter and
for'indigent, 2 60: ; Agricultural Society
grant '25 0'0' Robert I'aterso'n•i
, pa
' re t
Mg bridge, 2 00. Rod .Mcllonalii, re=
p~iring: bridge, ` 27 00. Ci. Benninger,
tailing for sidewalk, 95.57.-'
McPherson-•- Donaldson- That the
l+finance report, as just, read, ,be adopted
and orders issued for payment of:'ac-
counts; and that we do now adjourn to
meet again on°Nov 20th., or at •.the call,'
of the )Reeve."' Cai tied j. -
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• Chas. Button, Clerk.
HURON OUNTY NEWS
Victor Dale; a Stanley. •Township .
farmer, was fined $25:60.in the Pence
Com t, Clinton, for ill treating.a horse..
Crown. Attorney 'Seager conducted the
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prosecution, , ..• -
• Harold' J,tasvis, the Detroit tenor,'
was rnaitied on Thursday •afternoon,
647--1".2 tit ' ' lits bride is ;l2aravfA aloluide
J.uds Vin; daiugliter •pt.L G13, and Mrs.
•. ' Judson,'.Iiazlewood' Ave., Detroit, and
is a member of tlie First Presbyterian
aI 'ui i wTieiti:1Tr..flarvis ging '
Eightli Con., Kinloss •
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-Monday, Oct. 30.•
;';hiss BeatricesAlhson spent Sunday
at Malcolm Sinith't.: ,
Miss ]rtLa :McLean spent Sunday with
her friend, Miss 1tosie McKay,
Mia.s l+:viti •Culbert spent, the latter part
A
men` shquld be 'unacquainted with the
lay of the land: As a ,inatter'of fact, I
did not know I was goingti!p;ti11 fifteen•
niinutes„before we' 'moved off:' - I had
net read the orders, etc., and vyas entirely,
ignorant of what was''to be Mone
Our companywasbattalion.reaerve, to
be used atAny time or•place when need=
ed: •'After the boys want over the top -
from the front''line,'we moved up fibril
the support -line where we.had been'and
waited in the' evacuated trench.forfurther.,
orders:. We' had wonderful• opper-
tunity to watch from there the whole
attack. Believe me. it was beyond des-
cription. The . bombardment that was
put up by our guns was siitiply hellish.
No can ever imagine whit it is like,
unless, you experience it;''those Who - did
experience it have no great desire to go
through' it again.. „Our aeroplanes were
thick up above, watching and signalling
back .to 'artillery, and. old Fritz'• kept
peppering a'tvay all the tune at them.,
Anyway -it was ,ton much for, Fritz.
The'Getmanfront line' -was ob];ii erated
and they were .killed . like rats.. Some
bunches of prisoners came -running back,
hands np, wildly gesticulating, saluting
and doing everything imaginable- to let
us know they had had enough of it:
They calve back by platoons, with only
one'Tbmmy a8 escort, but the- shlmnier
of his bayonet was enough to make the
boldest Huns think of his frau and kinder
before doing anything rash, `
`' The tanks, too, put ;the•w•ind up them:
No wonder either. They sire are most
fiendish looking things -hick part aniinal
and part machine.. They- travel- along_
over trenches, shell holes and, through
houses like a'cort cutter. At one:. part
of the line•,tktere -was a particularly
strong point to' take in the Shape of an
old sugar. refinery and at • another , pl'ace
a. sunken road` was strongly held. Mr.
and Mrs: • Tanksthey are male. and
feinale according to the 'weapons they
carry=accounted, for, both of these
troublesome points with immense econ
amity of life for us _' I Saw one_thritugh_
that -had Apparently got ditched and lay
there, grunting and heaving -away like a
thrown horse, The iast••I saw of it it
was still there and Fritz wasb
aver a fine variety of stuff` it, .which
wien't very pleasaa)t when you .liad,Rto
pass right by it. ' The boys,` went right
through and took what was; required
anyway and did it -in slior't'tiiuo too. Wo
went up to dig' a tre!ich for. support
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+Coznbinatiod Wood,
Hard Or Suitt C-oai
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Before . you buy a: heater
it will pay you, to exa1 -
ine the superior. qualities
of this heater.
Perhaps you intend
drying a .few Apples
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An Up -to• -Date
Hand Paring - ..
Machine
Will make the work much
easier and quicker. • .
teneeleeept
Just arrived -i , - large .as-
sortment , of 'Stove ' Dials
• aid Squares, all sizes,
from 2 ft to -4=.a ft -square -
• Fresh Portland Cement
always on. hand. . "
•• The' Store °-Where Your Mor 3y Goes Farthest
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I We have appointed- W. J.
TAYLOR our AGENT to
receive cream. for Lucknow and • vicinity.
FARMERS having' cream to sell should
call at Taylor's Grocery.for.a can.
All cream' will be paid" for weekly by Mr.
Taylor at his store. • Cream to be left: there.-
Call on Mr. Taylor for prices and full parti
culars.
PalmCreamery 'Co. Palmerston
ovaria.
MAC:HINERYI�11V�
A few, heading mchi:nes we, offer for sale at this season
of the year:. l:
The Deering Corn' Binder
'The Oliver Tiding Plow
The `Wilkinson Climax and'the International
Ensilage ' Cutters.,
W. G. Andrew
LU.^.KNOW
such occurrences are only too commoating my left, eye -brow. I jest sat there,
for awhile 'thanking oierYbody and
everything r think Of that' should
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in a big ehowsueli "as we "had on the
15th; but despite these little clicks -nn:
comfortable: and sometimes, fatal. ---the
whole show, as.you linow, was a success.
Well, to get bark to the tiMe ''when
Fritz got rite.le- the.arni,• ,'After getting
it' in a sling, I started.to walk .II ack over
land. to our old line. . :To 'get there meant`,
Blighty and the; comforts of civilization,
but Fritz was still sniping, and ''wot•"se
than that, otir artillery8rgats fallitigshort.
I crawled' -along. about fifty„'yards ;When
bang .on the fiend. and the' ]igh.ts:'went
out;. tbe'curtain,fell, and 1 thought sure
I was soon going to hive a hard tine
explaining soiiie.thingsyto St, Peter and
Co. Second thoughts convinced me taint,
I hadn't better take= a chiaince •• nn tliaat •
andI canto. toy: • lie''had :plugged 'Me
clean, through -the `steelhelntet, and. the
bullet drove a piece: of :'it ('the : helmet)
into 'My forehead also beauti" nil ']Mer
shooting be thanked&.on suck occaj;sii ns, aiid inter,
tying the wound np •I started on .the way,
gain. It wasn't very • healthy all' -the
ay across •No• khan's I.and�-or' Kt least '
what had -teen; but Was.nnw1ra - tart
I managed to make ill, and believe Ole,
after things had cleared up, somewhat.
As I said, instead to of getting to•our proper
place 500 yards behind the new line, five
landed up in front,, A nice pickle we
of the week -with her stint;' M're. Mur- . were in too -very fewshovels aiid"'no7
-dock McPherson ,
One of tate bays of a ile•i iiboring town
paasse& through 'oa4. burg on Sunday,
Soule swell turnout! ' ,
%rare glad to report that i.eslie.Con-.
gram is 'able to be,.around 'again after
sutffering'fixpm a sliratnecl ankle. •
A number• Froin here attended the
concerts at Ripley on Friday and also
the institute entOrtaitltncnts at I r lytood
en Wedileeda '
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meansofshowing our planes our tiosition,'
for theay were now overhead getting the
positions'ef. our front line, but five didn't
have the material with us to show thein'.
The,result of that was, of course, that
our -artillery, not being ittfoi"med"is to
nurq;"sosition,'put a barrage on just ahead
of us - iii bias some fell •short. 'Well, -
there we reltn between the devil •and'
the oea, nits sniping and our own artiI:
kry going anitort; Of Course, wind you,e
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the priceof stocks went up -considerable
when I. landed back.in our old :line:
.From there tine going wars «good, for,, it , :.
:Was at least 1» trenches,d•
and about4
miles
]a iles I got; to. the anibulanc'es,-,had a
shot of Scotch and -started on the way ..:
to Blighty .I Was ln;base l%osl;ital fni
ten days and just carne "over : here' this
week. • Hope to be out and ar�ound'soon
as wounds :'are : doing fine,: This 'is'' ai .
terribly long, letter;. -but not havingany;:
triends'here; I main Makeup' for it fps' '
letters; : .
Give.uty% • best to the rest and •.'any
others inquiring: '
Ro•ses ELL.
MRS, MELTON'S LETTER
"To, Tired Worn-out Mother$
Jackson,: Miss.-•�"I sae;ll • feet , repaid " '
for writinthis3 'le•tti•r • if • 1 tail'. help' any -
• .i'ired, worn•oia mo ar'r,o housekeeper-
• to •find- health and strength as •I have:•
"I•• have •a family of fire; -seta. cook '..
and do nay •lionse'iro rk and I bccatnee
Tory.murh run-down in health.' A. friend
tryv�'inal. 1 oil so -and -now
win 1 well and .strong and, my old', time.'
energy. -has ben restored, duel has no
superior as a :tonic,. for •'worn -cut, run.ilowu, tired' mothers ,or laonsei:eepers."'
---' airs ,T , N.. D r:T.1`s2Yi 'Jacltiien; bliss.
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D. A. M.-SPENCE . ,, L'UCliNQ4i!'
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GET • Wo Wart you to grit tale
` TULE A B'T . habil. of calling our sting.
aatore " your" shoe store': You wait,t to deal ilii a store where`
you.can.:get quality, fit and variety` We have a great variety
its IL.adies' and Gentletnens' .!lite Shoes, • •
You can get " I;nvictus" Shoes from us.: •5• .
Our toys' Sat"iii'Cali'-Blucher fit' $ .so .is' worth while
. exat lininri whevn tmi need of Boys: Shoes.: '
IMen's Heavy ,Work Shoes 'at\ $4.00 are eat • ` vat,ue.
♦a ACKERT RT & RATtIVV ELL - -
A GOOD
SHOE STORE FOR ALL THE .FAMILY" `
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