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THE. LUCKNQW UNTINEL
Romantic as , Ectionr_.
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11714.4*.evis Wetis itis :clever.Paoli
`tStorrb!aok VII1XiiiCe. had ice counter.
•pai'•t tn'reg fixe," Says T)et;roit• dispatch
dated Oct. LGtla.,, vlat n. Mise hfm,rie Ade-
laide .J c 8 ra. was::married. to Ilarold
join* the- wei •mown 'form .soloist,
'.rite Dad; but everr dellglatful, plot .of a
pupil being wooed sod SOA her teachtr
paw its' last c.laaltter written when Rev•
Joseph A. Vance, pastor of Woodward•
.avenue Presbyterian' Much" performed •
the wedding. service at the home• of the.
bride's parents, Ten years. xgo MissJ'ud'-
son, Owl 17 ,years old, became a pupil
of Mr. Jarvis. Tiler vocal stripy Eras not
uudrrtulten with a view to ;ptiblira work
but her talent hes been AO fostered • by
her ?adinaririg teacher' that she has achiev-
ed an. unviable relrtita ion as a • Vocalist.
She is a •graduate in instrumental music'
•uf Holy Itosaryneonservatory, and tool&
s post graduate tri tht same branch at
1a,ronto tTuiv.ersity . Mies ,fudaon is a
daughter of M. and Mrs. Louie Bruce,
dudson,,13a Hazelwood avenue, and is a
ineinber' of the chureh.,,wlaere Mr. Jarvis'
te,soloist, 'After (tie ceremony; , which
was witnessed only by the - iwmediate
family of<;the bride, the wine left- on a
', ten-dacy honeymaon . • They will be at
liorrte-after Nov. nab:. et 39" .Atkinson
avenue. ` lllr: Jarvis has'been a widower
a number, of ye<<rs. His only son, died
six years ago in Dresden, Where •he• • had.
gone to. study." - • '
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CANADIAN FACTORY,,. ,TORONTO
'—Monday, Nov., 6.
Miss Ellen McDonald spent last week
as the guestof Miss Emma Reid.
Miss Hazel Srnith was • the -nest' of
Miss Clwra Wilkie on Sunday last.
, Mrs. E. St. Behead, of Detroit, visit-
ed friends in this vicinity last week.
• Pte. W. Irwin, of the Toronto Univer.
city Corps, anent, the week-ena at his•
home here.
The Stork made a flying visit to one.
of the homes on the second hat week,
and left a young son at Mr. Wm. Steele's.
We congratulate the parents.
Quite a crowd collected at • the Pine
River Church Sundaymorning and list
ped to a.splendid address given by Mrs.,
Goforth, Missionary t;rorn China. Mrs.
A, D._,McCnsh also favored the crowd
with a delightful solo; a.
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HURON '(AUNTY NJ WS'
`Thos: Veils; of "6fi•'inglrana, liras- solo:
his butcher business, W A, J. ,Fiat 111 -
rope, who '.eoa es from' Guelpb ,
• Mrs and Acta, eorge . ll'achendae,
for many years resid't�rats of 'Wring/14M,
moved lust weep to Allisfoaa,. larbaae
tboy intenrd 0 reside in future.
C'Cvxt ns-.--Dat,TQx, --fit, d'oaepir'a
church, Kingsbridge, was the scene of
,a pretty wedding onTueeday, Oet. 24.1
when hiss Margery Dalton, -•e'dest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Dalton,. became the bride of Arthur
O'Catmor, of ]Metering, , The.
marriage:+cer'emohy was' performed by
tev Penis O'Connor, bother of the
green; followed by a grand high mass,
Pt: Denis O'Connor was the Celebrant;',
Jt l.n O''Conrnor, also, a. brother of
:the groom, deacon, and Fr. A�tcCorrmacak
suit-deactu,' Miss Hattie Young sang
the, Ave 'Maria very sw. eetly, The
wedding.iriarch was played by Miss
Lizzie Martin.. The, bride was dressed
in her travelling suit •of blue -velvet
with electric seal trininainge; with pink
hat.' . She carried a beautiful whits
prayer book and a pearl and silver
rosary. , The bridesmaid was .Miss
Jonie Dalton, sister of the bride, who
wore black velvet' with sable trim-
mings, with hat to match. Both bride
and bridesmaid wore corsage bouquets
of roses- and maiden hair fern. The
groom •was supported by his cousin,
Mr. Aloysius O'Connor, of. Toronto.
After the ceremony the party drove•to
the home of'the.bride's parents,. where
a dainty dinner waa served. The
young couple motored 'to Goderich and
took tile`train fol• London, Detroit
and other paints. Tho bride was the
recipieut of many beautiful presents.
SCHOOL REPORTS •,
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• S. S.:No. 6, KINLOSZ3.
Form V—Grates L'oelchart, Florence''
.MacDiernrid, Hazel MacIutosh.
Sr. IV -;Irene Maclntosh.
Jr. Iv --Harvey MacDougall, • Willie
Duncan,thlalcolm•Duncan; Evelyn Lock-
hart.' . •
Sr. III—Ruth Macintosh.
Senior Il -Clare MacDougall, John'
Beaton.
Jr: I I—Robt: O'Brien, Geo. Richards.
No. on roll, 13; aver, attendance;' 11.
• DONALDA MACtwrosn, Teacher.
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Before you buy a heater
it will pay, yQ11• to eXarn-
ine the superior t}uai ties
of this heater.
Perhaps yop intend
drying a few w Apples
An Up -to -Date •
'Rand. Paring
Machine
Will make the work'inugh
easier and quicker.
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Just arrived ---A large as- .
sortrent of Stove , Mats
and . ;Squares, 'all' -sizes,
from 2 ft toq 4 ft square
Fresh Portland 'Cement
always on hand
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'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.
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Palm Creamery Co. Ontario•
erston,
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Perfect cooking and baking with least expenditure of
heat is assured -by--the--double-flue- system forcing heat,
twice around the oven of
Pine River
' --Saturday, Nov, 4.
• 'Miss Melissa Huston is visiting friends
in 'Toronto:.,'
•a1rs. WYm. Beattie is : visiting at the
lienee of 1lobera Smith and' other --did
friends q.• `
Mrs A D. alcCosh leis returned home.
afterspending two weeks visiting friends
in Brlisselg:
'Che -missionary meeting' of Bethel '
Methtid'ist Chnrcli was held at.the home
of Mrs. Wm, Smith for,this. month.
A number from here attendedthe ser
vices at Aloberley on Sunday,. when
Rev Mr. Bennett •,gave two very good
discourses.
Tlie le,eal Orangemen held. their ; nth
of November service on Sunday after.
Fare; noon, Rev.Fa
Mr. rr; of Kincardine, be
ins; the preacher: •
The .lecturegiven in the Bethel Church
by, the It•v, 'Mr.'Gilinore *was a splendid
treat,. All' 'were` delighted: .v1r. Gd -
more la a fine s.,eaker,
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„Come'in and I'll show you' why the Pandora stays as
good as new long' after other ranges have to be repaired
Or 'replaced. -"' - "839
, •Sold•: by McLeod &• •Jo's,nt.''..•
, THE FIRST MATCHES
To • the ordinary. man .matches are
quite inconsiderable, 'since he thinks
of" them: -b ' .the box, so - often obtained
for nothing—or next to it. • But it Ives
less than a century apo that one John
Walker, 'an apothecary, •of . Stockton=
on -Tees, found the 'release of the amok
er from -the tinder -box or thelivecoal
in the grate. It was 'an accidental
,spilling of the solution that took fire
which gave the hint, and' net long
afterwards, in 1827, he placed on the
hrarket his boxes of, matehes-lucifers
—containing. fifty each,' at one shilling.
They lighted • on sandpaper: But he'
neglected to patent his' invention, and
the Reading schoolmaster; Isaac Hol
derin, -who •a little. Tater on bit on the
,same idea; ,made the wipe Mistake.
It was 'not long before' the "box of
matched" .fell to a penny, and finally
was given away to 'th.e• purchaser of.
tobacco. •
ALFALFA - IARCTIC
Seec'•hunter Rinds Remarkable Plant
.ForVI/e ter
s nCanada.•
A . •Sasicatchewan. farmer • writes
Have you heard of the, expeditions o
Niels Hansen into the arctic region
to discover new • plants . and of hi
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made four trips: to Europe and Asia
to •.discover new hardy plants of al
kinds. .On the 8th of November, 1913
. Hansen; returned from his- fourth: tri
to t tile sub Arctic, and' even- Arcti
Siberia, bringing with him • planta
clover and elfalfe seed..
he says that he firmly.* believes tiles
new alfalfas Will -go- oto the Aretf
circle on this continent, While li
is a servant of his, state, ,he is also
working for Canada.: He .ins brougli
back
.,seeds that Will produce plants
that will grow on the roughest, driest
coldest plains and hills of . our couii
try. He has endured.hardshine, li
'dared' the plagues of the -East, he has
risked health and life. To know such
a ' man • is to confirm our +hope of
humanity, for he' is making' ft -possible
for the' desert places to. blossom with
alfalfa and clover. • " •
When. Hansen retgrned, from 'his
third trip to Siberia, 1 secured a small
amount of seed from. him to ,test out
in this •nortir�•n section -of the West,
and not a single plant' :has died, in-
stead they have, flourished wonder-
fully, and , now I • have several acre's
of' these very • hardy alfalfas, .which
are .producing. the •finest seed , I ever
Saw. They seem to be perfectly at
home in thi.a climate, and when we
had a very- hard."freeze hi a Septem-
ber, cntting'the leaves. -from `Grimms-
alfalfa, the foliage - of the Siberian
•alfalfas were tut slightly injured,
proving their hardiness even . over'
Grimnis. When Hansen returned from
Iris last trip to Siberia, I secured
several more varieties' of • hardy -deeds
that he brought back with him, in -
eluding, Siberian ,red :clover, Proseoriri4tlett; `DVltite Sweet -Cloven' gnd- MM
gollan Wheat.: All of these produced
considerable seed and will..be sown
again and again. -R. McLaren.
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• 'May Round `Them' UP
Itis•announced that a- big round -up
of •wild:animals is about to, take place
•on Manitoulin Island, Fair score time
'bears a
nd wolves have'lieen • cornniittipg
depredations on farmers'sheop-folds, also
kitting young Tattle;; andas the maraud -
ere scent to be increasing *rather, than
dimishing'in numbers, it is felt the time
is ripe for Heroic action. ' For.•the round-
up about ; three hundred men will be
aviiilable, but if the residents of •the
island. desire,it, they could', probably
secure hunters. froni over • all Ontario,
everyone paying his own expenses, Far-
tieipa'tion in such an undertaking could
not but be the event of alicp-time, While
the fur and other traahiesi of the • chase
to be secured would be worth ,ecn"sider. .
able mmney. -
iInbetott4
' THOSE WHO, FROM TiME TO TIME, HAVE FUNDS- REQUIRING
INVESTMENT, MAY PURCHASE AT PAR •
&EBENRER
IN SUMS- OF' $500 OR ANY MULTIPLE .THEREOp'.
Principal repayable 1st October, 1919. -
Interest payable half -yearly, lst April„atid 1st October by cheque' (free
of •exchange at any chartered Bank in Canada) at the rate otm five per cent
per annum frown the date 'of purchase.
Holders �f this stock will have the privilege of surrendering at par and
accrued, interest, as the,, equivalent of cash, in payment. of ally allotment
made under any future war loan issue in Canada other than' an "issue of•
Treasury Bills or other like short date security: •
Proceeds of this stock are for war purposes only.
A comttiission of one-quarter of one per cent wilt be allowed to recog-
nized bond and stock brokers on allotments made in respect of applications
for this stock which bear their stamp. '
Foir application forms apply to the Deputy Minister of Finance, 'Ottawa.
DEPARTrAnw` (Ir'P ismIstCE,
ocTOnnn 7th 19x6.
McLEQQ-& :jfYN!f
The 'Skive Where lion . h'loney• Goes''Farthest
, ,.S. 'S. `No. 10, Asuman.
These ;barbed with an astericic were
absent. for 'eatne.of the tents.
Jr. 1V—faillio:McQuoid, Aline Blake
Sr. Ma -Bruce a5"hackleton, Mildred
McWhinney*.. '
Jr: III—Etta i icQ.uoid; Bixby Curran.
Sr. II --Etta Gauley. •
Jr; II—Ruby i icQuoid.
" Pr. Bertie McWhinney.'
. • LEILA BLAKE, Teacher:.
S, S. No..,10, AsBrFELD. 'I
V—Lorne Faryish, Marjorie Johnston: -
Sr., I V -=,Harold Ferguson, Tillie Shc ,-
wood.
Jr. IV -Ruby Johnston, Violet Dren-.
nap.' .,
Jr. III,—Albert Alton.. .
Sr. Il --Della Far'riah. `'
Il-Atiibriise*Hogan..
Sr. Pt, II—Frances Hogan,` Matthew
O'iiaughlin,• •
Jr. Pt.; I.—Tom 'Ferguson, Mildred
Johnston. • • '
Pr., 13—Margaret karrish, Leo .Court-
'ney, JeanParrish; Marie Courtney. ..
Pr. -A••.--lieta,Courtney; Robert Scott,.
Clara Ritchie,, °Elrl - Sherwood, •Josepli
Hogan.
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P., . , nuance,, 19.
NINA WOODS, Teacher.
S. S„ NO. °1,. K1ivLoss
Jr. -IV-Ma1colur McDonald*, Nor.
Man Csimpbeli"•(sbsent -whole month).
• In a tetteSr. III-' al 07.5 M-argatet-Camp
'5.27; Lenwofid flewrtt, .385,
J r. III—Ethe•1. Bannerman, 524;Mary
McDonald, 450; Jennie McDonald, -40;;'
Meril1Caaktr,',367; Edith Geddes, 340;.
Jack 'Campbell*, 241; Jack Nesbit*, 20.1;,
Ralph Huston*, 40: •
Il—Wilda Mclean, 510; Mary Nes_
'bit, 460; Belle 'Hewitt, 390; Ter'ranoe
Guest, 346; Hazel.' Bannerman, 305;
Rota Barnes,' 259, " '
I -Edna Guest, Ella I{sake:
Sr Pr.—Atha McKenzie; . Ruby Cole, -
Tom .McDonald, Kathleen:Hasten,. Wil-
bert 0a'slAinette; Gordon' McDonald.
•Jr.'•Pr. Mamie• McLean,: Verna. Lee-
son; Mary .Stauffer, Erltma Bonnett.
No. enrolled, 30; aver. att., 24.2.
Those marked (*) missed` whole sir
pat t of exams: ' • ,
Jona A. Locxn tatx, Teacher
re un er og• Belts a lot of .sym-
pathy, but What, he wants is. help.. •
)1re0 and feed more and better
ttock.r Jt will pay Well so to do, 6
:rhe true measiure of a haul is tIle
use he makes of his own Opportunittea.
... VIRGINIA FARMER
Restored To Health By Thai
Atlee, :Va.—"I wan weak, rNtn•duwwn,
PO appetite, my blood was poor, 1 could
riot sleep nights and was rapidly 106.
leg flesh, but 1 am a farmer end bad to
ivark. Medieinca hail failed to help me
until 1 took Vittol, •After taking three
bottles my appetite is fine eX sleep well,
1ny blood is good and I - am well again."
=Oemia io W: 13onnmr.
Vinol,• wbleb eentainn beef and coil
liver peptones;, iron and instigated()
poptonates and' glyeorophospliatesi, is
guaranteed for run-down. conditlone.
DDi 411 Ma MPZNCZ «11011CittlOW
PREPAREDNESS
Business opportunities come to the
young man who is •prepared to
- meet thein: A growing bank
I...balance, no 'matter how small, is
an .'evidence of business ability
and force "of character. Our-Sav-,
inks, Dept. will help .yoti saw.' .
LUOKNOW BRANCH'
J. A. al-EN111er manmsey.
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Capital .Authorized $5,000,000
•'Capital Paid-up ,. $3,000,000
Surplus -, `- -$3,475.000
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',Durham Men Fined
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I3: WINDSOR.
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THE WORLD'S.'
GREATEST MOTOR
CAR VALUE
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Lucknow.
'Last Friday was a banner day in . the
local police court, pays the Owen Sound
Advertiser. Fines for selling aggregat-
ing X500 w -ere -•unposed aird-a-five .gallon
keg was confiscated.•
John Burns, a farmer residing about
7i miles from Durham, was f ped• $203
and costs with •air option of 2 months in
gaol, for st°oring • litter tinder the new
Temperance--AAeta--ft -appears that ha -
had consented to store the boor in his
barn for :LM r..11p1'hee, a• hotel Beeper in
Durham, Whether cnnsetous or not that
he was violating the law, the $200 .and
osis- ail-be-a-c.;o nsttu
tain him from undertaking such kindly
offices when contemplate%e, law breakers
desire ah ally.
"O car Hahn, also of Durham, was
asked for subseriptiotn of $300 and costs,
on a charge of -selling liquor, Hahn, is
the proprietor of the Hahn house of
I))urliani;and had •been,,aceorcfing to ins>.
evidence, handling the stuff in rather;
large':iluairtities without the retluisite
license' The offence for which. `he was_
tried was committed prier to tato 16th:'
of September •and , be -wars_ •consquently.
charged tinder the old Lamer License
Act, as provided in the taw law.
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Dungannon,
The military drama, "tinder Two
Flags," will bepresented in the Agricul-
tural Hall, Dungannon, on the evening
of Friday;.. Nov. 17. Admission • 350,,
children 2sc,' Tickets •ain sale at Tele-
thane Qentrid; cud the k'est Office.
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Accidea.t at Ripley
iteg Batrett's automobile and James
COolair:ebtitigialitleti on Sunday even.
ing, SW the Ripl ey. Express. The night
wati dark and the road wassiU. bad coo-
' The, car AM& roti, Which Wan
Coope'r;, ja, WAS injure in, the brelst.
He is rectiving medical treat -mere, anti
in iv few days `will be fully reeavered
damaged, hut ilarrett's car was' onl
slightly damardt
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