The Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-11-16, Page 141
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*UC NOW, ONT., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER lgth,
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We have 30 pairs Men s
Plow Shoes " that were
bought sometime ago be-
fore the advance in price:
These are, good shoes,
with double soles. - We
are offering these while
they last at per pair
2 90
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FOUNTAMPENie
DR. SPEb10E'S
Drugstore • •
1 FREE BROS.
I
Studio, Lucknow.
, Open Monday, Tuesday and •
Vednescliiy
'
Views and FamilyeGroups
taken anywhere in the
country.
NEW MEAT
•MARKET .•.
Will be Open SATURDAY
MORNING with a full linkof
Beef, Perk, Veal and Lamb.
All kinds, of Salt and Smoked
• Meats. Sausage a Specialty.
poultry. ,
seasoti • •
P• GRAF PrOp
LOCAL AND OBNOBAL,
B'ataar in the Town Hall this, after-
noon, • . •
Ger tlie Lifebuoy long Rubber Boots at
at Little's shoe-etore, °
•1,083 011Ye McMurehy was a- weekeencl
visitor,With hien& in town. •
• trimmed and untrimmed hate at
half price: Mess Astemed, '
MISS Rena Gordon spent, a few days
Of the week with Toronte friends.
... Mrs. Aitcheson' of Berrie, returned
hothe after a briefvisit :at her former
home. , • . e .
Mrs, R. Imrie and 'children, left on.
Saturchey'for Toronto, where the • family
will reside,
D . Sinelair, Who far sin;e yearshas
been practising et Kinloss village, has
moved to Ripley. '
Mr. Angus •Cameron, of Winn jeieg,
is visiting his brothers, Metiers. R. D.
and Kenneth Camelot).
Mr. Box and Mr; Cox will be at.he
entertainment to be given in the Town
Hall the second week Of December.
Mi. Matt. Sproule and Mr. Harry Mc -
Charles are home from the West, •where
they have been the past four Ponta". '
MreC. Spence, who for some time has
behn principal of the Ripley Public
School, has resigned owing to ill health.
Mr. H. Dee -Weeds, of •St. Helens, took
poesession On Saturday of the grocery
business recently purchased from v1r.
Bogues, ,
Miss J. J. Allan, eyesight' specialist,
will be at J. Garnet Armstrong's Drug
'Store on Wednesdey next, Nov. 22nd,
one day only..
• Mr. Malcolm McLeod, of Chicago.
• called on Lucknow friends last week..
He had come (Ater, to attend The funeral
of the late Jelin O'Connor, Kingsbridge,
who was a' personal, friencloi his. .
' Are you/considering' a irictrala for
Cbriettnai? If so; call, write or phone
Arnistrong,'theJeweler, and he Will•haVe,
any instrument you wish demonstrated
inflotti &sq. home. : '
,
,Word was received at TeesWater -last
• week that Pte.::•Thorrifon Rear, who
enliated'thele, had been:killed in action.
He Was 48 years. of age and - a son of,
Rev. Ezra Fear, who was Pastor :'of the
Methodist church at Teeswater 'Syhen,
the war broke out., He is the first tees
water boy to fall.. • . • •
• The.committee in charge are makine
very satisfactory progress in •preparing
for the honae talent concert to begiven
in the Town Hall about mid-peceniber."
The proceeds of this concert will -go to ,
cover expenses of • sending the "Chsist-,
mas Cheer" boxes to the inen at the
Front. 'It will be one of the treats of
the season. •• •
: •
"Froth 'week to weeiquestiOna
and othertvise of the utinost importance
to tho farmer. are coining t� the front.
Thep questions are in •many instances
• permitted to pass without, comment by
some newspapere for :political • reasons.
That old and reliable friend of the farmer,
The Weekly Sun, does- net allow any
questions affecting the farmer or his
family to pass•without comment. •You
may not always agree With its opinion,
but the Sun being • free from • party or
political control, gives its readers an un-
A•few of thi Social Club spent. an
1:iased Opinion on all questioes.. These I evening last week - with • Mr: and Mrs..
opinions are always worth reading, while
e Sun's market reports have long been Geo. Brooks,. of Clover Valley.
th
considered most reliable from the ,farm.
•er's-standpoint. Are7yotr-readirqr this -
exponent of you; interests? I( pot; you
are missing many good thieisleach week:
You willfind ths, Sun instruCtive and
• profitable reading.
An pyRning at fantail.
They. are 14 $0Cialand hospitable people
the residents of the village of Kintail
and vicintty.. They.aave ell the . fresh-
ness and self-forgetfalness of a prosper.
9Us'eountry community with the social
instincts and aspirations of .villegeelife.
Tae Lucknow Dramatic ComPanY
were made aware of:aim) (tame) who didz.
bad weather ..and rather worse IreadP,
n'e know it. before) when, through leather
they journeyed there on Friday of last
week to give •the play: "Under Two Murdoch 44e Oameron , , ..., . -20
•Vlags". • The Weneen'e Institute of Kin- .Ctee. T. Aitehespe, , _ ,, ' ... , . 15.
tail, had arranged -for the evening in the n R N:fftTntrigh
..• •,••••••••,(••••0001,0,01.• 0 V• 0 I, 0 A I• 6 15
intereets of the Redeeross, work, and a W„.E, Henderson 10 '
niost suceeesful venture it proved to be Oliver Johnston.: . . 10
The Institute. there is the live social or, William Mardie1 .... 10 •
ga,nizatioa bf. . the locality. ,It has a Andrew. Leahhart • . . , „ ..„ • . ... 10
number of active and, faithful workers, Walter Treleaven..% .. ,(... • ,., . 10
who, with the rresident, Mrs. 13eckett, Steele U. Murdoch . and •family • JO
And Secretary, 'Mrs Maclennan as pre- Oen. II Siddall ....... ,...... 10
e.nt leaders, are untiring in their • efforts epee ereQuefe: . •5 00
to carry on the good work of social im• Wm. Allin
proveroene and patriotic giving. Ie takes Mrs. tied Mae Davison... **,.. 56 000°
.
no small reeasute of courage, tact and Win. Reid ....L. .... . e. ... 5 00
perseeerence toehold ep Institute toge- Miss Lizzie II, nderson 5 00
ther arid conduct it successfully in a rural Miss Pearl Henderson 1 . . ..., . 5 00
community, but the ladies above.referred Miss Rebecca, Campbell.. : • 5 00
to, manage. , Harold Treleaven' • 5 00
' That these efforts ate appreciated in Willie Treleaven• 5 00
the township roundabout wee evident John W. Hendersoe ...... • *3. 00
by the crowd which filled the hall Fri- Conaad Pecker e • • 3 00
day evening. Every seat was occupied
and quite a crowd found only .standing Miss I. Merdie ..... . : ..
, Mrs. McCluskey *
.. • 3 00
, p. 3 00
room at the back and in the aisle. In Jemes Irving.........- , 3 00
fact, the crowd was all that the hall Ford Aitcheson 3 00
would accommodate. To be sure the Sam Letieh • e 2 00'
hall ie. not large,, but there is not mach Wtn. Lockhart . ' 2, 00
village population to draw hem. • Ames Boyle ..... .. . 0. : . . e 00
It wite_an orderly crowd.too--as good iVliss Margaret Murray . 2 00
as could be asked for -and the play eel John McDonald 2 'OP
'other features of the program ' were en- Win. Fisher • • 2 00
•joyed and appreciated throughout. The Mrs. Lachlan McIntosh- .... 1 00
.MaleQeartette was particularly popular Caesar Perdue 1 00
-and was enchored at every appemance. James and Mrs. Jackson ' 1 00
.
"Reke" (otherwise T. Watson) as usual 0. Mariin • 1 00
found favor with "the gods', and his James •Ilendereon ... , ... . 1 00
lectil hits brought doien the house. • George Mathieson. 1 90
Receipts of the evening ameunted to Archie Barbour ..... ... , 1 00
$67.60. At the conelusion of the program lt. V.• McKenzie 1 00
Reeve Stewart, of Ashfield, on behalf.of
the institute ladies moved that a vote of
' thanks be tendered' the DraMatic SO.Cie-
ty for their services. This was heartily
.given; and was acknowledged by .e1r. T.
.8.. Reid, who spoke for the Society. ' '
'eFolloWing the piny the' Lucknow
*people Woke invited te the hoMe of Mi.
and Mrs.' D.i.Mathonald. where they
were royally entertained and treated to
a delightful dupper. Which eneade ,•thetie
feel that they were reeeiving more than'
they had•gi yea. * ' . -
•
C1ST .011 coNerunitnroRs
TQ C, FUNQ
•The two list 'given „lbeloW were not.
completed in time te. appear along with
those already pablished. • "
•
• NORT4Ear DIVISION
CobLioTons:--4. A. (4.11;E?TNIE AND •
• . . A. Siooara. • •
-X Anderson'. -'• • * DO 00
•03.00, ....... • . 26 06
00
00
o0.
oo
oo
60
00
00
00
00
Second Con., Kinloss
. • ' •---Tuesda-y, Nov. 14.
• ' Mr and Mrs. Jas. Irwin spent Sunday
With friends peer St.. Helens.; .
Borne'On Sunday,. Nov,. eth fpyi,
and Mts. Rod. Campbell, a'sen,
Miss. Ntirmit Nicholson, of •Wingliana,
High School, was home over -Sunday.. •
Mrs. Donald. Qamlibell, Lucknow,
spent the:Week end with friends . on the
I• :Miss Annie floss has returned home
after spendieg e. couple of months, at
Olivet. -
$ 307. 00
John leicLeate who lige been in Detroit
since syrinx. has returned home _her the e." (Not Previously Reported)* .
winter. ' . s'
Mrs. Otev.). Recleatone - • 2 00 '
Rod CaniPbell spent a few ' days- in Mrs J.; liabbiek • ... . • • • • 1 09
Walkerton. lai3t week, 'ben* called to •act ' -.SOUTH. LAST DIVISION •
as a jurytuan.. •
.• •
• • 0,91-Axe:rein-D. C. tAYLOIt AND
• W. J. Davisol/.
A. E Durnin. eee .„ . „.. _1.850 00
W. J. Taylor .,.20 00
• Kittl-hong • Er-rfooiven 16 00
W. J. Davison:. „ ...... 15 00
W. H. Moise .. . . . ; . 5 00
S. Hunter " •,•.6 00:
M isii K., McGregor:. . • „ . . 5 00
D..Qecideei ..'...... ° 5 00
D, E. Geddee * 5 00.
Mies L. Lyons . , ••.
J. E Agnev1,,, .... . 00
D. C. Teijor ee • • . .
Maliough 3 '00
Miss Q. Giynot. .. . . . ... 3 bb
Phillip Stuart ..... 3 03,
D. Ce. Mc -Murree 3 d6
8 00
J Pickering..,....,
Ie. Malden' •- '2 0.0
Miss.& Burgess ' • 2 00
Mrs. E McKenzie . . .. 2 00
Walter Webb •. • • 2 00
W.. L. Mackenzie' •. • 2 00
R. NOCliarles " • 2-00
Mies -Sheriff eee. .... . . 200
Alida Sheriff's pupils .....• ; 2 39
Jack' Wilson.. . ... , L. . 2 00
Geo.' : .. ' .... . 1 00
: ... : .1 0000-
Miss Smith . . .. 1 00
Wm. 'Struthers .... .. .. 1 00
J. S Duncan.... e 90
John Watson .. 1 00.
N. Matliesoneeee-e.. , T-Otf
`Mrs, McDougall ... ... . , 1. 00
:Miss S. Burgess ... ; . 1 00
cen'Clittrce here lase Thursday evening '• Mea• Tennant e • e• e. ..... - 1 00
to listed. 'to ,a " splendid eritertitininent Wm Hoed .... . ,1 00
given byth0. Bervie Draiteitic Co: Every IL Nixon • , 1 00
• ..
.. 1.0 0 '1, 00
Angus Graham 1 GO
Cook I • . • . ,1 Oo
'0. Stewart • ' . .... .. 1, 06
Miss (.).' Graham . : :4 . DOP
13urgeis • uen s .... 65
rs. Cook'
Donald .Campbell . 1 00
Miss I. M urdiereClass (Primary
Rome).:. ... • .
Miss E. Mardie ..... . ...e , 1 00
Miss C. A. McKenzie.. e; ..,. • 1:00
Miss. M. M. McKenzie 1 00
Miss .13 MaKenziee . ▪ 1 .00
Kenneth McLean • • ". , 1,00
leolly Henderson ....e ; .4 ,00
AlexeLockhert. : . .. 1 00 .
Andtew Oar; . ' • 1..00
Neil MeItinee, • . 0.0
,
Dave Marie 1 00
William JohnstonI• 1 do
..Thornas Milhtr, • • • • 100
Cecil B. Alla) ; •• .1 '00*
Evan • ; r 00
Eve: Greer ... • .... ... . • •-60.
EwartMcPherson • *, 1 00
Mies Mabelle ABM.* ' 1. on.
Andrew .... . 1-, 00
Mrs. Margaret Irwin , . • ... • . •50
Mrs. Mortis, Jr: . , • • e.**00
Tom Harris, . . 4..• • • 50
MrsP. ,
otcher ...
•Ed. -50
-141rei. John Allen -50:
Williatn • Jewitt............. • '.50.
Maid Annie Campbell • •50.
eimumusirsses%
ProOet Your Eyes
J. J. Allin, Eyesight Special.
G. Armstrong's Drug Store, on
Wednesday, Nov. 22nd. Eyes
tested and glasses supplied.
ons.aminsmomasarit•
BORN • ..
Mounisox.-In Kinloss Township, on
• Nov. 8, 1916, to Mr. and 3,1i -r. Sam.
Morrison, a.,son. •
Death of an Old Resident
Mr. Duncan MacRae, an old resident
of Kinloss, just north of the viliage pass-
ed away on Thursday of -14st Week, fol-
lowing an illness which became acute 'a,
'few weeks ago.. Mr. MeRae was -a -resi-
dent ofLuckneiw for about, twelve years,
having, moved in -froth his farm on -the
• 8th. con.. OLKinloss,About 22 years ago.
He moved to his late resident on the 2nd.
of Kinloss about ten years agp.•. He -was
born in -Scotland 76 years.ag-and came
to Kinloss in the early days of settle-
ne . (AAalid7A11137:110.Yilir-l'
mid.aie.nephetve. He was a Ulan of
• excellent character and highly spoken of
by all who knew him
St.'Helens
. 'T-TuesdaY.. Nov. 14.
Mit..1), Bell, of . Torentet spent. i.Jew
Mr. Little's.
-
Mr. Seeking& of Clinton, was 'a .titeek.-
- endvisitoe at-Mrti. arIttiffeage's.
. .
.
We are sorry, to tt Port that Mr Thos.
is at pieseP very. po r
Mrs • W. J. Todd and Miss
Patti spifit*itidAy at Mr It. -Tailor's,
• • AtibuO. • , •
Mr: Stewart -McGuire has Ourehased
• anew driver, a fact of riluch interest to
• kniimber of our girls. " • ,
'Reif% IVO, Little 'preached in Rieley on.
• )
•
- &ludo lase, Mid :Rev. Mr.• .MaLettie oc-
• 'cupied the pogit hero ' • • •
. .
Tim' Misses Rae and one*
O'Connor,
Of St Atiqu'stine, called en Miss Pearl
Todd on Priday of last week.
, .
•
• • A numbet from our burg atimided
the anniversary Yowl Slipper giveli by
the Methedist Church, Dungannon, on
genday evening. •
1
. • •
• Kinioss
' . Tuesy, Nov, 1:4: ,
''Nome) -Shier, of Xincardine, spent
Sunday with his friend, Albert Stanley.
' The, maycx.. of ' cit.H.Ly,jkige_p_neposes..
taking a trip-to-Lriirope this . winter to
stop the war. •' .•' ' •'•
MrEi, Alex. fIewiti, has returned home
after.sponding a month .with friends in,
.•
We are glad to .rePore that' Charles
.Ba' echltir is dble to.resuine hiii duties in
hia niill- again -after having his hand
badly hurt. ' '
• Tom Prielgeon is at present. reinodel•
hie house. Teen must have. some
°We'd in view, but we shall noCsuggeet
what it • • •• • " „
Dr. Sinclair Noted up stakes and left
out; burg litet week.. WTe are sorry to
see the doctor ic.w, but Ake glad that
lie has settled as near to, our burg as
RipleY. , ,
A:thoui,It fur -bearing ammalsaie very'
scarce armed here; John Blaek has site:
ceeded in capturing an exceptionally
large 'eneile 110, XiaYs 4 *01.11.ci weigh
abed N pc***
• .
-Ttiesday, Nov. 14.
• Mi. and Mrs. W. McLean and family
Visited at Mk MeQuillies, St. Helens,
on -Sunday. • • -
,• Word was received here tbat Fte. An-
drew Lane Was, wounded, but there are
no particulaxe.
• Pte. G. Missal., of London, visited his
• mother, Mr's ,Yoe Hassel, of phis piaci;
• "a fele days last week. : • ''
-• The L O. L 1139. are holding their
nrinual Assembly, the Orange Hall
• here on Pxiday evening. • Peoceeds.ge to
• the 'led °rots.. •- • • ••
.
Mr: arid-go:Christopher Brock dnd
Mr. and Mrs. John Brock nfotored ever
from Owen.5ound to Kinloilgh and re-
ina4ned1oVer Sunday at W. 11:.Elack
Well's. - • ,
• Rev. Mrilmore, of Ripley, 'gave a
lecture in the Presbyterian Church here
on Monday evening, describing a trip
• thrbugh Li'figraiikIrpland and Scotland.
'He gave us inuch intereatiinformia-
-tierraeto"1-60inritish are overeont•
ing the submarines and air -craft; :lisp
-regarding the cruelty of the Gerdnies to
the .winnen and children of Belginin.
He said what the papers, give abent this
is truee e • , •
• ExrptTAINNiorr -There wits a rciArcl.
ed house in the basement �f the Arigli-,
Op_e_IlLthe-tretipellelrilltrartlieliirse• Ve8
admirably, • ;he Irish brogue of Benny
,and -Maryann was .fine. The rungieal
leart of the entertainment *an given by
Mr. J..G: Armstrong,: of Lucknow, with
Jjja.,:Naiit;-.1Nison;----whittlili aus ience,
• judging -.by their hearty applause, thor
oughly enjoyed. •Aft'er •the entertain-
-tiro -it l'unch was.erved to thi3 trotipe by
the teitellEirii of tlie Sunday' Schad!. All
:who attended ale high •in their praises
�f the enfertaiement. ••'
MARK ITS
• , 50
Single COplea 3 C'ellt
• To Organize a Band
Citizens of Luckuow interested. In the
organization of q brass band are request-
ed to attend a meeting in the Donnell
Clamber of the Town Hall at 8 o'clock
Mayday evening -the 20th. The organ-
ization of a band has'been talked of for
some time. and the meeting Monday.
evenmg is with a view to getting it under
way if practicable. The time is regarded
as opportune, as in4early all surround,
ing tewes the -ban have been - broken
up by the enlistment of the members,
and opportunities for service as a bafid
amid be many. Mr. D. 0. IMcMorran
has consented to undertake the leader-
ship eta' band, ,t.o.d young men and ISCIS
with a turn for music cen spend profit-
able and'pleasant evenings in practice.
Andrew -Stanley
• We take the following from the- Kin-
eardine Review of last week:
A quiet wedding wes Solemnized at
the residence. of Mr. end Mrs. William
Stanley, Queen Street, Kincardine, on
Wednesday _morning. Nov. 1st., when
their daugheer, Elea Frances, was unit-
ed in marriage to Mr. David A. Andrew,
of Lucknow. The ceremony •teok.plece
at eleven o'cleck. Miss Verna Shipley,
Atter of tbe bade, played Lehertgrin's
wedding march, and M re. Sherman Stan-
ley meg "The Sunshine of Your
while'congratulatioes were being .41%r
ed, oThe bride wore the custemary
bridal veil and orange blossoms, and
her gown was shell, pink with overlace.
The young couple left on the 2.05 train
followed by the best wishes of many
friends here. The. bride travelled in a
tailored suit .of nigger brown with hat
to metch, The groom's gift to the bride
was a Gerrard-Heintzman's piano.
• Whitechurch
• e -Monday, Nov. 13..
Wilfred Arscott‘:inatoted' 'to Guelph
lest. Senrbey. •• • e .*• e • • , •
.Sergt...A. Heary,.of fiondx,M, k :home
for a few days. ••
•
• •
Mit McKay, Who is working in.Brns-
.sehl, home barer., -Sunday, ..-,.• • ,,'••
-SergtAdiijor.Cereick, �f - Loadoe,
ependieg.4 few days at his Mane.
Mise. MacGregor,- :et 'K,iIj4e'r-
..dine„ is. lashing., with friaries . here. . • -
. William Milner, of ..Sts 'Aiteryseatteede
"ed the funeral ofehis mother ca.
day. • , •. • • -.. ,:* °
• - • •
• Misis.NellieBan•nerman.-Cof Wingham„
'spent.: Sunday at the home .of. *Wes.
Leggett. • ' ••
We are plaased to -hearahat- Carl Lott
18 aoiteg as nicely as- pessible:af ter 'under.- •
going an operation. ., **. , • ': •
.'• .Messrs Robert :and.. Aleic.„,MOWleraye
..Wingh'aine were Sunday:. visitors. h.e.
the village on 'Stinday. •• • •
Rev. „Hugh Ferguson, of Stratford,
occhpied the -pulpit. in the' Presbyterian
church.last,Supday; Rev. Me. Graham,
of Knox College,lwill preach next Sun-
. . .
One of Whiteph'iireh's most highly
esteenied residents, in the person of Mrs.
Charles Milner, passed away in her 78th.
year. ;he funeral to DonnybioOk•emi-
etere on Thersdarafternoon was largely,
, attended.: . • • • • '
, The Guild* meeting Sundiee. evening
was led •by '• Miss a !FOX, , the subject
being "H,ow to be Strong." The topic
for next Sunday' is: eTlie Russians in
Europe and Canada. The leader is Mum
Cora Clubb. ' ••
Holyrood
BRUcE BOYS ON THE sa
Lot E. CAMORON TELA.S. OF TRIP OVRR
ME ATLANTIC,
, Before the Noth Battahou landed at
141terpQ01, Lieut, Ewart Cameron posted
a lstter to his father,..wilich vvill be of
ietereet to our many, readers 'Who have
brothers and friends With die
battalion., - . •
. , .
A•fter the introductory paragraphi
reads: •
The Battalion left London at 2 p. in.
,• •
on Saturday, Oct, 14,, and after a trip
fall of interest and education to all,
arrived in Halifax-tbe following Tuesday
et 6 a. en. WP eilw the Proyinee Of On-
tario at its beak, and cernparing it with
• that which we afterward e paeeed through,
inipeeseed, me with tbe fact taste old
Ontario was rightly'deservieg the name
of the "Beefier Province."
.At 6 o'clock Sunday morning we left
• Montreal via Idercolonial Railway and
travelled through Lower Quebec by the
• Lower St,. Lawrance Route. Quebec,
the oldest provInce of the Dominion,
seemed to Inc to• be the neat bitchier&
The farmsand methods of agriculture of
the French-Canadians are 25yearS' be -
hied thet of Warier. 'The long, narrow
farms witei their low -set, whitewashed
buildings were of.particular interest eto
the Bruce, boys after the broad acres
'which many of them have left behind:
The fitst trai,iu command of• Major
McLean Motfet,-seipped at .Drummon-
villeeied for an hour or more we had a
route march through the towie On every
band •French was spolien and the zom.'
.inuniti looked upon •us as foreigners.
Absolutely no sign of patriotism or even,
friendliness'Was shown t6 us and we
were 'glad to. get "e...weahe We ell were
mere firmly convincer than ever that
consmeptionean come none too soo ) for
the French•Ca,nadia,us in. Lower Quebec.
Our trip through New Brunswick. on
Tuesday ,was .uneventful. The northern
section ts still heavily:covered with tim-
ber. The sceeery elon the Bay Of
Ohaleur and the Restegouche River •was
extremely. beautiful,. '' We. had: route
marches at Cam pbellton and at Moncton:
We reached. Moncton 'early inthe (nen,
ng and were inetAt the station by •the
Mayor and COuncel and two brass hands.
As -we passedethrotiah the:chat' all • man-
er of good things were .`dhewered- upon.
by,the.wietnen and girls,and .later at
station. The' boys 'sure made:the best
f their short time and were sorry to
limb on the train toletwe
s they termed it after 'What they had
aised.through Quebec: Ourjourney
hrough Nova Scotia wasMade at night,
ndemany were diseppointed at not being
bletoeibe the Scotch -province. •
We reaehed•Halifax early in the' Morn.
ng, and after 'breakfast we merched
through the city to the ireel.0 A, where
we were all refreshed by a kooe bath.:
,Halifax is an intereitinge eity. It is°
b'uiltonhe side of a,hill and the streets
are steep and barrow.. The , fortress ' Or
citadel i situated on the top of the hill
and commands e good view over the bey
and harbor. '. •
' That afternoon ewe -left the train and
embarked on the Sletagarea and Pulled
out into the .harbOre Where we anchored
until Wednesday at o'clock When we
sailed. • •"•• '
: :AS'We'passed through thle •harbor we.
•met the greateinet, the Maueetapia, the
sister ship' of • the ,Lintitaeia. :We were.
notified that the. new.(eoeleenoreGeneral
and his wife, the Duke and Duchess.of
- D
e-,
evonshiree were en- beard. Immect
bendswete-bionalitt out and ..
focused on the big ship. When they
werfediticerneble dieted' cheer broke forth
and the bandit .Played "0 -Canada."
About .300 _returned.. soldiers were on
board and they were: elec.' given a rous-
ing welcome. The nekt thingtbat drew
our Attetition was the presence of the.
big Pettish cruiser - Leviathan. That•
was perhaps . the' first'. glimpee'of .that
greet and powerful arm,..that, moles Our
Sleep peaceful art- nigheon the deetie
When we gazed•Upon those bigsguneatiel
the smart cieW a mighty cheer went up
from ',the boys in ,khalric which WO
answeeed loud and.. long by the- blue.
jackete:
Sailing'down '-‘• the baa, We*.7. pissed
through the narrow. passage for Ahips
through the sebantrine net -s. They. look
on the surface .exactly like fish :jets;
The getagaina witsAccomps.nied by the
Northland and tile 'Cii,rneropia and the
whele• was CO1lYeyed' by a, Ftencli crniser,
the "Petite Torreae".• For the first fire
'-weather as -fine, abut -Since
then it has been Very.i.Ongli and to.,:diiy
we have. had the worst infirm that the
Metagama has encountered since, her
maiden voyage two;years ago. '
. Wheuwelatid , at Liverpool
write you a better account of- the last
four days on the -Atlantic and take it
from me, they were 'real ones, and I
shall be glad when we reach !Liverpool
to -night. ' ,
• ejeetweiree-,7,-e.
. .
• SPECIAL gOTICE RE W OMEN'S •INsTi
rue. -All parties wishing to contribute
Christmas boxes,fra the soldiers at the
Front, are requested to have Ahem m
(at Purvis's store) not late than Monday
.next, tile 20th. ••
'• '• MRS. A. ACKERT;• Seey.
• Bervie
dey 'Noe' 13
.*•Mr.. Lawson, our junior pastor,. beolt
the seririces in Bltievele-On Sunday.
• Rev. Williams took the sereices sin
Knox -Church, Kineardine, on Bine:ley
• evening:
• Mr. DuncanMeTeliish took pare 'of
. the services 'on the •Bervie eircuit on
,Sunday in the absence, of Mr. Lambe.
Alarger attendance is reeueeted at
the weekly League meetings, as some
special meetings are coming oft in a
..couple-atte
- Quite a nember from. Bervie were in
• Purple Grove On -Sunday and -report very
successful services: Special music' was
provided by the term male quertette„
tuid Rev. MacArthur preached two line_
sermons. „ •.
,Oeet PEOPLE PASS -It WAS with re-
• gret that we heard on :Saturday last; •of
the death in Kincardine ot the late . Mr.'
Todd. • • He was . buriedon Monday.
What Makes tlie•sorrow .deepee tlu:kt
his ,•WITeTtlie late Mrs. Todd, passed
away only about a week ago, being bur-
ied one week ago. 13oth ,111r. and Mrs,
Todd were far pest the three score you's
and ten, but wer quite
ew wee s ago. Mrs: Rebt. Brown, �f
Bervie, is a &tighter of the pleceased,
•The Willa have the empathy of the
community ip their bereavement.
A pleasant social evening was etijciyeti
on Friday hist it Knox Church. • The
object was to. Ind farewell to Mr. and
Mrs, j. T. letninerton and Russel, wire
are soon to leave our Village. The reeme
bers of the congregation also took that
opportunity of showing their apprecia-
tion of the serviceaof Miss Belle 'Aiex-
andei, former organist. Addresses were
read and the above mentioned :parties,
were given remembrances from their
Mende. An finprompttt program WAS
Oen and lunch was erved. 'The best
wishes of the etentrninity go with Mr.
and Mrs: tininertoil and SON &tom), to
Lochalsh,
-Tuesday, NOV...14.
Miss Mary Ensign left or Wedinsday
foi. Sank where expects to speed
, the Winter. -
We are pleaded, to rewire that Mrs R.
-SfacLeilattit*na Mrs Jas.' MeKendriek,
both of whom have been ill, are well On
t he Way to, recovery,
In a recent )88110 Of The Olobe we no-
, s 10 2.-15 deed the familiar face of a former Loch -
I 00 alsh boy, Rod.' K. Finlayson, who Was
woUitded'at the Front SOON time ago.
-He enlisted with a Winnipeg battalion,
having attended college ;ri that eitt
.•
•
(Corrected iip to Wednesday noon)
Wheat... . •' • 1 81
. 55 •• 00
Barley- - 1 teo 1.10
Buckwheat • , • • •
Better „ . '. ao '86
Eggs, no* laid 1, 10,...11,1. 40
i10$8.1. . ... • .. 4 I 'K 05
. their new home. •,
orlirSom•
J81flOfll
.eareeste
1117e
1 I st 1'1:7 a rua 4.6;ny
au ee°i
and'ls1 gi7ok r
,4 t ebiy
looking et, ,We thOught
• not. Only an.expert dO'ttlat:
Only a pers_ovawbo•hatelles teem-
' all tbe time calgreally juqg!.. these
geins:' Why not 'buy•eliani:onds
•" that have already been eudgecli
THEY ARE HERE
• We:ye inextro, nice
• display of Diamonds
and they were all chosen for their
Purity and beauty. „Everyone is
•"guarentee,dby. us_to tie whet we
Say when we talk about it.
//ET WS EHOW VOT.J. •
F T. ARMSTRONG
Jeweler andlOPtic1an•
EVERYBODY'S COLUMN,
•
HOUSE OR SALE -The' Leos, residence on
• Camling•St. Apply al the 1191.180- - 16 ill)
WANTED -100. cords 4 -foot. weed, _green or
• dry, at The,Lucknow Tabie•Cd. 7-12,,. .
• -•
MONEY TO LOAN.L.-0s-mortgagesiand note •
at reasonable rates; , Fire Insurance. hot:,
. Stook and .Mutual Companies. Convey-
• Musing done with neatness and despatch.
_ .
' • 0,14.9. A. SIDI)AI,, Broker. Lucknow
.
,. •
. .
• , . ,
RAW FURS WANTED. -Highest prices paiil •
%for all kinds. ,
•
3041 75. . PETER t1RAP, 741.1CICROW.
.
NINE -ROOMED H0,SIt- for ren't. Apply to"' „ •
1041-p. -•• Arch. Darbour. Lucknow. ,
,
,
FIKIFEit ESTRAY.LCame to the preraises of
• the Undersi4ned, Lot. 3; Con, 8, Ashfleld, on '
ovabota Oct. 10, it ,red -roan heifer. appar-
ently 3 years old. OWner,torty hare same
• op -proving property end' .paymg expenses. 1
PaTnica: WALLACE.« •
WANTED abillet-makers and other 110113" -
Men or •oys. Apply at (Moe.
742.. , • The Lueknow Table Co.
• •
DR. PARKER,DSTEOATH; at'Llain Howie
Lucknow. every Wednesday afternooh. Al '7
•'ellrofrie d!sease.ki succeadully treated. :, Os
.-termatliy remoVeS the physical. causes
diepasa, • Adjustment or the -spine 15 more
• qtnoldy secured and with fewertreittmeut-
by Osteopathy thatkiiy. litlYL other meths:U.
31-10-p.
• , •
.
Notice ."•
all matters regarding Greenhill eemeter
- refer tp C..Taylor Secretary.
_
For Sale
-FOR SALE.-Twoho,titses and lots nt low °Hobs: •
• • • •
' Owners leaving Luoknbm . For further in,-
. ' formation;apply:to thro.".A.,Sit DALT. „. ;.
:FOR SALE.--TWo frathe bbliSes; tho ropertY
. :Of the late Jituies• Williamson Estate, will
• be sold ,itt it bargain. • Apply to.(1: A. Sm-
.:RAU. - •• 9-11,o,
'
*V'. A
FOR SLAis-.-A oruli•scit •of farm- ifnp14Mants;
including Binder, Mower; Seed drill.; Wag- •
• on. Sleigh's; Racks. ote„ otc:), all in -good
• condition. sotno.nearly.now. Inspection In- .
••• vital; Apply to Edwin Percy. Isinlough.
• 18 -11 -p. -
..;
.FOR SALE. -In the Village of St. Helen's, store'',
with good dwellingn
oonected.,lately occu-.
pled by Mr. Henry Woods ns general store. .
..- Also good.lergestable on prof:rages. \Via.
. :sell itt.reasonablo ,pi -ice. possession. Decent. •
' • :bor 15th.. loor full.partioulars phone:NO.1u, •
-• • Wingliatni or Write to,,fiertnn Sr., Co., Wing.
- Iiain,. . •••• - • 23-11-c. •
Auctioit Sales
, . .
, . .
•
;30 HEAD OFVATTLE. 10 QOWR in calf Zir with... '
• calf at: fent; and- .20 Yearling •Sl000, and •
IIMIers,at Cititt-ikuse. on Saturday. Nor_
• 251.11..1015- . • • -
•
•
•
D. A. MclinNixtti, • • • PC-jtvi83.-
- . • Proprietor. Auctioneer.. .
93-11-c. '
Poultry Wanted
•
-w•edneed-ay-iind Thrirstral at tY.
C: mcigorraii's Store, 'Zneiday at:Kit:doss .
• and 1i:info-writ. Poultry Must be star'ved•
.12 hcittrs lie.fpre flefiVery. .Iliatest cash •
prices' paid. .. .• •
540.tf. ' ••
• 1. T. 1.4v6iis:
mop •
-114est-tay,.Nov.14
• Johil Gibson wiig in (hinter' on 'San-
• . - •
. Mies • Hazel ' Webster , • of:luck:ow
:Ji;fin, and Mize' (...lardnex Snot...hayed
Paramount with relatives at Dungantiop
N'oe..• • „
.11,11p•II'gfrn
toba all fall', arrived hoax) on Saturday., ftitvfl.cly
etatryl •tasiJohnston,weekitIe
io.vfeld14erliilyN
tt, .epiin
eeee.e., 7 •
iVilianj Ilatreettf Kinioes, visited las
sister,. Mre. elui.ehisodi fee a. few days. .11rti. Itilpatrick and scri,...Falruer,-fof. •
. Mrsereech hd Anti of P111, Ili ke,r;* Mifeking;•caile-d On riends. hert.% on Sat-
stpmrtn
spent Sunday with her
It
.1"-v.06as, of
v06; Nvxs 010;
Stewart Robertson has° reinilit and 'sn.Ast, of he,reensini: ileien :Woods, thev
thoroughly overhauled hte eild et ibies s eel`. k.,.,,inct.. .j
oia.111,
)iave ,a_knnitidiousa
-nctioinfOrfidskr
When the, work IS •poinpfeted he , will. w..1;artii
M18s Annie t1,11a,rittion, who teaches
school near"' ".oneb;idtaYttnidasNt'lew8,e.6.pra‘iter-80.11---it';n',..h.i.
a lnderWeted, eves Mlle fee a
,. .
Stroade' . • r. • '
gnatIni of I4Plon. Were yisitoto at
on Sunday
Softie of the eoting''folli attended tbci
anniveisary 'services .Siniday and the ,
fowl supper illoedair evening in thq
path -Ninon Methodist thitich. ' •
,
few days last week. • The letimpe . were
prevalenein (lag school saetion, and as
no pupilswere coming -to school, the.
trUiitkeil advised ,her to take.a. feui holi-
day? until the•Childten Shottld 'get over
their trouble. . . . • . .
•