The Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-12-28, Page 1•
•
a
$r.501)er year) in advarice; $4,00 otherwise
tUerasT9W0 ONT., THURSI3AY, DECEMBER 28th., .1916,
•
sr« • *norm yrr•
0 •
•
•
wilt ma.lare, pleaaing;
Holiday Gift
114100-44 4/cenat
-
FREE -BROS.
Studio, ..Luckdow.
01404Mearlav, Ttieetlay, Wednesday
ood Shoos
Vheap
• 41.11NPIRIN•
Irq have a few pair of
Men's English Kip Shoes
' left at $4.50 per' pair.
These shoes were made
• to our order and we will
guarantee them genuine
imported English Kip.
Would they. not be a nice
thing have next spring
when Shoes.are scarce and
• dear? Owing to the em-
bargo on leather in *Eng;
land there will he no more
kips till after the war.
J. Little
"Is -That
-You,
• yes, listitrice..."
3"Please bring
home a box
Clit7LOLATES
"I am having .
• ,some girls in
lo -night"
"NYLO'S are the
'direst Chocolates
Yea,ean buy -to
* LOCAL ANO GENERAL '
41r, J. S. C. Walker visited Seaforth
fuende this week. •
Pe Harold Ackert is spending. the
ChrietmailVeek at home,
Pte. T Agnew was up from London
for a few days orthe week.
Mre. Thomas Little,`of•North 13i% is
visiting at :VVilliant
Rev, J, Reid and wife •ispent Chript-
mite with friends at Aeon.
Mr. and him S. Rathwell and family
were in Varna, for Christmas.
Meand Mrs. J. McCall and Gordon
were at Brussels for Christmas:" -
Serkt:,--Rtiaa. Johnston was up from,
Toront&the early part of the week. ;
Mr end Mrs. C. Richerdtien, 9f
Teesweter,npetittChristmas in town.
Mr. J. C. Anderson is visiting his
daughter, Mrs; Medea, of Hamilton.'
Dr, Alf, and Mr. Jaok Neyvton are
. .
CASES.IN ,COUNTY,•‘OURT LOANOWS C... • ., .
• L 615 MAN SHORT
• -
•
An action at law which ted 'ton-
loCill'interest and N-WhiCII was
tried at the recent Coun'ty °mart flitting
at Gederich is repOrted• SA fojJnw.
Coulter vs.Bildt n -An action b.
.eharies W. (Jointer, a locomotive -engin-
eer of Port Arthur, againat 'token J.
Itncton, a butther residing at Lucknow,
• for brerieh of egverifint3n the' lease of a
itr.West Wewarmeh, the t'lireaches
of coventrut, consisting, as alleged,. of
,the destruction of thirty trees in a
yering orchard and damage to over fifty
•,others. the failure to return manure to
the hintie,eria•the remove,' of a large"
inutntity'efeatraw. The plaintiff elitirn:
ed $300 d maps •0 Trial opened at
p itt. on Tuesday/ and ontinned Tues-
daY efternonix and. Wednesday morning
and 'afternoon; the. itiry retiring at 5
o'cleek, and returning at 5:45 with a
verdiet 'f�r the plaintiff for $50 demi-tees.
4ur1gemerite e4tered accordingly, • His
• Honor reservieg the question of costs to
spending the vacation withtheir. father«,.
ia dispoSed of 'in chambers,' • w,M.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil D MacKenzie; of Prondfoot, K. O. for Plaintiff. R. Van'
Misses Carrie anti Dean Geddes Spent The High SChool "At Home!'
Neville,.Sask., are visiting at her former •
home. stone for defendant. • • •
•
a few days of the Week with Wingliam
Mrs. Adam Gordon, of Detroit, sp6
. ,
Christmas. with her sister, Mrs. A.
Durnin.
•Mrs; 'Win. Janiieann, of Ashfield,
staying with her parents, Mr. and M
T. R Finlay, ' • • • '
• Mrs, D. Tel -inane .and daughter a
spending the Christmas warikat Lend
andAylwer..
Mrs. D. Lawrence, of Sault Ste. Mari
One. of the really delightful social ,
rkt affairs of the 'winter season iplueknow,
E: is 'the. annuli High Rehoo.T --•AC • Home",
• it was held thin year on TIpoodak;everr•
hi in/x.4 last .
. week, lher&-were -well .evei.
rs. :100 'present: High School.
pit pi ren pit !item hero of
the School Bord, he Council' tied a few
r° •Other*
on: -The youngpeople shoWed great
tact id making 4 heir guest% feel et home
.And t hada good and •vteried progra
e. • 1
•
. r
Mich, is paying* two weeks' visit to el'it
•her parents in town.- ",• ' • , . . •.dre
fav
, Misses Tena and Laura Mitebotrald: „II
visited over the holiday wi,„th their 'Ms-
ter, Mrs. R T. Douglas. • • • • .
• „- - • a
• ' Mr. and Mrs. D, R. • Melittbsir had a 'si
Christmas dinner with' their' datighter, dip
:gra. Clark, of SouthaniPtoir,' ....•:. " . ,.. The
. rem 12 -Nit (21'iliei.
8.)elety; pri,sid241, 2md Km; arr
85 0.f vt•eleim.ni 'which • exfited inuch
orahle •cf ;fitment, , Thetwo act drania,Id .
fr,r•Postnee's, givtin • by seven. pi
• pufrils, ,was wel I presented, lid made
reat hit , AteeVe. tdIowitig
tort m yeas; tot he pu pi Is; preskt ed •
lonmo to,,thr., grad uati ng. at too- dr 1910.
se weie • M ;try n math. Pearl Irwin,.
" Metchants -report a very successful !IP'
Cliristrnse trade: Saturday last was.one -'31)°
of the kkit days they e'er 'had •
rgaret McNaih, Hairy Alton,. Jun
noe„..ritict EldonTwaruley. .;
• • • •' •
Mr:D. NichOlsoti,.hi* wife • and son
Grani; of Daysland, 'Alta, are 'viiiitin
• 'friendilin Lucknow and Kinloas. •
• . AcialaT & aaxvwer.r. Wish their pat-
ronl and hinds a happy and plosperous
Nay- Irear;•and also desire: to thank then
for tLeir ,liberal•petronage daring 1916.
Miss Me.rjorle•* MacDonald, of Bran-
don,.who has been. atteriding schreil •in
Toronto, is spending her vacatien at Di
Gerdon's,' •' • " ° •
. . • „
.Mr. and Mrs. ;Alfred Armstrong, "of
-. . P;ne River ' •-
, , ' = 'I"
g- .• ". • . - • ' ---- ' - . • . -
. ,
.R'ev. Al r„ ljen nett is- spd, ng his 'toll .,
days at his how.- '' ,• , .
; • • ..;
, .3.Mrs John McCreight and family, . are
visi(iegin i)etroit. ? • ' : *': ,
-•\forldttYy,Dec,,.
El ' Dawson bit* returned' home . after
• • .
. .,, an •extendo, visit-iniolig friend's.
Capiaiii.R. Etneierton is Spepilitig•the
Xmas. •holiilar s. at Iris home here • ' .
.• Frank Ftfoston has pni•chased A. neW.
Cle."Vrolet car,- 'The; little "FOrer iiiiai
evidently:beconie to6•Sinall. Or his fam-
ily.,..f •.- - , - '.. , ' • .- . • ' -, -
„There. was-nd Servisea.V.B.ethel eliurc•1i.
last,Surally- nd a lallge 'number frdn'
h\la\
13,• the' at.tend Pine River Preabyterians •
church:: • ',.:' • •-• ; -•
An -entertainment 011;8 ''. held .at • the.,
Jake slime seheOlinese near the idtli, on
Friday eyening.. Aii.enjoYable time' was
spent "and the Xinaa...tebe wrip.well load- •
d 'with presents. • •• ' .•. • • - - • .'
* ' -- '' r•
...• M`r. Allred -EininiTtert and Miss Annie
-,I1rinve were"unitedleniarrifige• at the •
• latter e home liere mi "Wedriestla3r. 1,We
extend hearty congrat ulations - to M r.
itini,N1rs Eintiterton. 12. •• • . • ' • --...
•
News has -been receivedfrom AtelfOrd'
Sask.; of the cleat hof Mrs. A-dint:Harris,-
..
nee Miss Mary,11cCosh, which -been •.•red
very-etiddenly. - 1.1e was -air -old resit ent
., of Pirie River; and many of her friende.
.
Will be sorryto hearof her death. -. - '
. t
fl
IV:highs,* and Ar. and Mrs. R 'Barrett, •
of Ripley, spent Chriettna.S at • Wi1IjltIu
ArniPtrong's. • • • .3, • _
Owing tothe holiday antithelmusual •
press of year-end ."Work, we are obliged
to leave out much verresperideece and
news handed in this week, . • •
.
• Mr. (Rev") John' Bovvering and %tic: -
eon, Melvin, "Of Boissevajn, lan, are?
visitingher brother, W T Reid,
and sisterin-law, Mrs, R..T nillips• • •
We learn that ..$ergt -Major . Carrick', e
who did much good work in Organiiing
and training the • Brace -,B ittalien, has
been henorably discharged: 'from • the
army on account: of age: • •
Those who know insist on ' James Mitchell, ion of Mr, and , •11Irs-:
NYLO Chocolates. • Waxen „. Mooraouse Mitchell,. who. has enlieted;
always getthem fresh at the:, • with the Engineers. and Geo MacKen
•
zie, who is with the Construction Bata -
hon, have gone oeerseas. • -
Mr. Robt. Thompson and wife, of
• de.ee..e.emeseim.7 &teary, -Sask., friymeily of near Black
, TOE RELIABLE 111111 LIORE Horse, are vistting friends in Kintoss„
after being seyen years in t he West Mr
Thompson renortaisplendid crops abed
_Rosary.
Mrs: A SwjtJi i.eturnPd last we.ek
from the West; where she has.been sinCe
Midsummer. She waeacconipenied by
her on, Will, and daughter, Mrs. Swan-
son, and her little daughter, who will
spend the winter here
DR. SPENCrS
Drug Store
• .
AUTO
PAI R LNG
Have ran' ear put in complete
rook noir for next•season: Eyed, -,
make of car re,paired and fitted up
at -the FORD GARAGE, LUCK..
--NOW o r WINGHAM. First-
class machinists in charge with ,15
years' ('xperience. 6n all makes of
cars; All work guaranteed' or no
pay. Get quotations on the re
pairing yod want •at the FORD
' 'GARAGE, Lucknow or Wingham.
Griffith & Lambert'
•
Auo Experts
ings,-Wanted---. •
.
TII4 umiArarglida have dcoldliii to take In at
their sau mill at Lacknov. a ainaU snick ofalogs
'nftallItitidoortimlier. Ahr, oorFoli or persons
having loIrs to sell; bringthein along and we
witinav, iiighcstmarket prices. .cati and see
us or tail ileneloy phonaand got particulars.
!, ; • The buCknow Table 0o•, "
.2.10820k . J. Button, Manager, Tanotmovv, -
. .
MARKETS • •
(6oreeted up to Wecniesday noon)
heat. ; .
tyrr.
tO**40,4•7177bierri4ta; WV.' 561
• A small delegation from the Yeting:
"Men's Presbytelian.Bihle Clasupleasant-
4, surprised Rev., J. S. Duncan last "Sat -
day evening, when they called at-- the
Mamie to )resent him with , beantiful.
'gold fob, a gift from. the Class.
6,..::4;atriotic Dance wig be given in the
Carnegie gel] Friday niklit, • Dec 2et1i.,
under the auspices•of the Lucknow Fire
Company. palming eight 'o'clock to one
o'clock. Lucknow • Orchestra will ter-
nieh.the music. Tickets 50,. Proceeds
to be used .for our ticildier boys. •: Come
out.
. .
-Dr. Spence has received word • front,
luerlieni, Clarence, that he las .been sent,
on itilitary service to Ireland. 'Clarence
just recently finished a lengthy coarse in
military trainieg and war y671 stmeess-
fill in his ,final examination, stending
second lu.a.qatge graduating class.
The following are spending their
at•-homei -Mieses-Vimi:Vhtei
ald, Evelyn. Spindler, ISobelt Douglas,
Dean Geddes, Helen Pritahard, Jeani
McClure, Isabel Macintosh, Madeline
MacMorran; Messrs. Robert Pritchard,.
Wilfred Anderson, Ewen McQua,4e Will
Connell. •
1 1
Robt. Johnston, Reeve; W. Hen.
derson,, D. Huston, R. Mc»
•tiharles, by Acclamation
• Nomination Du had klittle aurpri
i' latore for Luckrilw. Generally the
is keen . rivalry for the reeveship an.
places int the Couneil.-- time th
reeve set a .Walk.over, .and 'candidate
for the council were so .easygoing tha
only three qualified where four are r
(limed. To till thq. vacancy anothe
nomipation is necessary. •. -
J. G;Andererni, reeve for wa
not a candidate to auceeed
itobt. Jeliesteu stepped up to: th
•ead of Ate- bolird. kipence perhap
futd'a,bet ter. claim- to advancement, . bu
the pi•,.i'llotts,th noaniriated,: was 'notN a
candidate: "Tire, duties of. the reeve
• skip viont4 interfere: too. much with- hi
• Moines," he said,. and he had decided to
withdraw altogether from the Council.
• .Nobody %i11. begrudge the offiee of
reeve to Mr J'olinsion. Ile has served
the town fcr,four years as, Committer,
and has always been very active and en•
ergetie in looking after municipal .met -
',or indeed .any movethent. in the
.Publre interests As was ,shown by his
'speechet the ponnuation meeting,. he is.
well posted regarding the town • finances
and Weirs gent rally: lie hes courage
P.P well as ability and -should make .a
good reeve., . • •
•
re
d
a
t
e-
6
t
Rennin' jonNSTOre,,REEVE.ELECT'. '
lietiderson, who, this year; was
. .
chajr
man'of theHtreet and Walk :Qom..• .
mit Lek COni WIMPS a third year On •thy
*gird.• Aleeliarles and D. Huston
are -ni.vr Men, Mr. A. E Dnroin ,stir-
.0Aedmist of the electors by tquli
o
• fying, Wok!) nominated.. He has been
On the board fig, twO years,: and. appear.
:ed te. be getting,along K.- • ".
•„
• NureixatrioN
. There wens Ana .100 electors at; the
notiiiirotion bieeting riday e.vening, and
:there was the. ulna' large monger of
candidates pat fOrivard. For 'Reeve; .3.1.
.9. Anders( ii, It Johnston, Dr. _Spence
and R. .1t1cQniftin were." - nominated.
'The- fotir Councillors (4.1916 were•pern7
for . re-election, "besides MesPrs.
'John 'Ackert,•Gerge Dorigliet, 1)r.. J. S.
Wailrer, 11 -.1t4 • MeQtritlin, D. 'Huston
• rind cOli arks. • .
• Only the.ree,, councillors
•the- platform Eeeve Anderson touched
but liehtly upon Lucknow alfaire givipg
Mere ;line- to hie; services at -Comity
•Council. Where he,had"strengly advocat-
ed the-adoptioe'of the.Good."Roads syri-
t • ' •
R Johnston had beep chairman of the
Finance .COmmittee,,aand he gave very,
clear statement.of the 'present. cond.itioa
of- Leek ore.Var finances, sliewing that they
are in a stolii4 canciltioh, ad compare
very.favorably with those of , surround-
ing- towns:. We hoe next - week to be
nhle to ambliQi the very interesting and
,useftil'infoilitation he gaVe in this • cont
• nection. -Ffe said would he:a caneli
ate for the.,,reeveship,. as he thought his:
wirpin that regard had come • He had.
ime• to give to tt•finly,. which might -not
',ease -litter -on, to . County
Atter,- he. would:be as enthuSiketic •ati
d vocete: Of good -reade. aa-Afe. Atidersog
to been. 'I. •
• W. E. trench -run) is riot givep.to ore«
tory; but is-iirriaroying jets been in
churge of tlie'striiets and Ail se, • %Work'
fisti cost mare than in-foriner years, bpi.
that was °Wing ttilhe high cost a; .vber.7.
Mr. -ninth] had' favoeed-,the. -taking
:over of the lighting eys te In „
big it it Alfair.... This niatter
•
Second Cons..., kinloSs '.... b
• • t
:'•• • ' ---"--.•1•L• . - - " " • -n
• " . " " '•
Monday Dec. -25. , •rii.
... • Mr.'snd Sirra. Chas. Dennis,of Tn• • ' h •
to, spent"Stinclayitt Neil Cainp.'heit's"...
Alex. MellenXie, of Fort William, ie
back to hie "foriner home and-Intendl
spending the winter here. : . • ... ''" 4 • ...
gatio,dity last Week• Alec. McKintion,;.
of.the att h. Con i Whon.driving down the
line near the 'Clever. Valley .schoolhouSe
, le
.met with . what Might have beep a most
'serious accident to hithaelf, hu fortnii-
ately ericriped wily. With a bad shaking
1 •
up, A.•dog belonging' tn.Wiloon
toe was the,cattse cf it 'all, •searing the
tears that he, was driving so much, that
ess.' tt cutter were -ilinost ruiner:l-
and a very 'bac' nut 'wits inflicted On one
of. the horses, which, if not fatal; trill
ca.use'ber to he laid up .tor. polite Aline.
There are too many dogs iri the township
and mere than one .map, needs a lesson,.
• about look ing•after their do
A enitireemae TREE entertainment
• leo h'eheat S. S. No. venheeibusehuit
Friday -evening tinder .the . direction Of
Miss 'Webster, the school teener; •Ilev.
Mr. Reid was-chairm an, and the 'program
being long -end' eiteeptiOnally geed, a
most enjoyable evening mai spent by
those who were fortunate, enotikli .to be
present:* We ceegratulate Miss Webster
en •tliii'eplenaid way that each of her
pupal. filled theit part •Not until Air.'
Ind. Campbell gave us a. few selections,
on the violin did we knots the Intim:let
the crowd. Tno catihnof Woinert Suf.
frage.got a hard hit whini a few ef• the
'-ns in a- dialogue presented the con.
Won of things" or what the rum would'
IWO to (in *Ito Ille.wonton 4st tlie'voto.
Bruce aid Huron Men to..France
• WOrd hag come to town that cno draft,
1.250 strong, from the Bruce. Battalion
has gone to Vrance, Mid- two drafts, 200
strong, from the Hurons, Pte, Cleve
Aittleson went over with the' first -draft
dor ' • 4'"•• 1.'" • ' ' 95 1 10 of the flu•tni..!, and Pte, Nelson Webster
ter, . -3*3 ; , 38 went with the liruce men.. This- means
tlew lad.. 0 w • .,,, that both battalions are being broken up
1)14 to strengthen others worn down ,et the.
sttiotoiluorembovitt 110° Iron
•
id,,hcen• taller): ttp, by the .c4it nail during'.
the7yeer, a number had.. -decided that it
at. preeent . He,
hiriv.eVcrtilought that the ehangb.-Codld
be ." -•
Dr .S14ence ga.ve 'a -general "roview.,of.
We mat tere," and explained. why
s lot" not he candidate either
reeve or euuncillor," • •
Newton", 1. D. Genierop and D.
mcfnteslc•_•ivere„. the retiririg.--sehool.
trustees. All- three; We're re elected. Wi th-2-
Otit a thought Of.oppbsition. • • , • •
•
Tothe Electors° L
•i rti
, ' •
•
Ladies and. Goal -men:- -
I wish t� ttke this opportunitV
At ,es pressing to. you my apprecia-
tion tif rule confidence in confer..
• rng, on tmt the hbnor of the reeve,
MLitt kr •
-I an assure you Abell
dnvo'i to merit the- confitieneso
, placed in -ne.by the elosest at-
• tention to. matters pertaining to
the god' and welfare tit eur Vit -
lame • . • .
• Wiphing yon one end all n,
• happy prosPoromosttle w irearf
lam,. . • .• •
Yours sinterely. •
Reny. 3TOLVSTO.
•
3"
. • •
• -
. •
• REV. J. M. DUNPAN
Who is Moving from LueknOW to •
• • . Sault Ste: Marie •
CHURCH NEWS
--"The militia' program. er the Prepb.
terian-Sunday School was 'mid On 31
'e'enittg Of:Dec. _20th. 4: . full pr6gra
of songs and recitatios as given• h
the puptls of.the shookafterWhich gift
ere taken from a wei -I den ehristina
tree and passed to those Tor. Whom th6
• were intended. • Arrimg • thele -was-
well-011ed „purseof geld for Mrs. (Rev.
J.
J. S::1)0neam 'from'the: 1a1leS' :th
Congregation. 'piplMhis and seals Were
presented to. pupils who had. ,succss-.
fully repeated the asigned•portiries cif
Scripture. •A feature of the everupg was
the 4ovek4ng of the congregational
Hanoi Roll. Iir. qleorge. Matheson,
uperinteedent of the School
y
hanself a
•
01
TOWNSIlie ELECTIONS
Ashfield, portent and4inloss by
Acclamation -Contest in
• WaYvil:Mh, r,,
• '
Friday oast week wes e lucky day
for the council boards in townships stir
reueding Lticknew. Of the four° tiiere
Ili to pe a centerit i only West .1.11Vawri
will light to Maintain their positions.: / -
nosh, wht?b
eroth eVe iirid e01111eiliort•t
a - ' WEST WAWANOSI1 ' •
In west Wawatiosli capdidates. for.
reeve are Donald B. Murrayand Joseph
:Al Mellongli. Mr. Mihray was 'reeve
during 1910, and Mi. ' Mallough was a
member of the Council. .1360.111mi have
done a good dealof service for the to
ehip and are'strong candidate, se t
will be a Vvell-contested election
James iitcheson,'Alb6rt E Anst
Benjamin S. Naylor, !Tames Purden
.William Watson. are candidates •
.places on the Council, and as 'only fr
are wanted,4e electeriniust say wii
is to remain at of public life..
• Runtiga • • •
wn•
here•
on,
andr,br.
4)t•
ich;
Nomination day paned off quietly in
Kinloss, the people evidently being sat-
isfied with the old c ouncil. '• Dan Mag
Doald is again reeve, end with • him
• were returned without Oppositioni, the
Couneillors tif '191G. They are: John
McDiarn,fd, J: J. Tiffin, Chas 13a'ne•liler,
and J. WColweil , * •
' • . ASPFIET4D
, .
y ,, Ilihfield 1 arely‘escaped a contest but
by the titne the. hour ler qualifying likul
) ns o
expired it was found.that only the reeve,
detity-reeve and cOucillerf 1910
had signified an intention to stand for
the offies, They are:: • Reeve, Charles
-Stewart; pep.Reexe, Jo* P. Drltn;
Jos; Hackett, T. Richardsen and Jellies'
Airon. " - •
•
Othernominationein Ashfield Were":),
For reeve, Wri. Huntet; fOr •colincillori.
J. johnsto, Frank ,tehnton and 4
kacDonald„ : • '. . ' •
.•Hanle:4 TWP. -_•-_-'- .- • .
a
old soldierand sergeant in HerMajety'a
fo,res' at thetime 9f. the Fenian Raid,
Unveiled the Roll • .
TUE Gur$:-'116. • meeting of the
• Guild held on .Tuesday ,eveniug of this
week Will be Mmorable, in that itev.•
Iinncan, who will shortly leave Luck•-.
now for Sault. Ste. Marie; Ont, tok
fennel farewell of the Scley. At the
close of the ineetieg Ur. Duncan•weS
• preiented ep behalf Of the Guild'wiha,
haradsome leather ,lub bag, Mr Harold
Berns . reading nii appropriate address
atui Mies -1)6: et hy Dougiai niaki:g the
presentation. 'Mr. Duricanadknowledged
the gift in a 'Shot:address Of much reeling; - in • which :'he epre4ed his' "high
appreciation of the gift and the spirit it
• which it.wal; given. .. • , •
The eveping'epregrun was in charge
of the 'Sciel Committee' and contained •
-a few very good nmbers,emery; these
being a solohy MiSe Irene Shei iff, -an
• oration Why. Britain Rules the . Seas'
by Mary dotirre113. a• 1etter from -Corp;
Huntley Gorddm •reatl by Miss, Rena
Gorden, andari address on the evening's
topic by Re. JA. Dtunlian:
•
„Card of Thanks- • • • • - •
•
• The Wife- end brothers of the ltite
Russell Bushell. desire to • thank the.
friends and neighbors for their many
kindnesses duriaihis hitless nod,- at the..
tuneofhisdeath. • •7,
•.
_ .
•
To. The Pub! ic
. .
8.0nie:;inaliciOus:rniriderlAierSone! hive
cifenlated report that I am po-German
in ?nisentunents; I reillet the neeeesity
fer doing se, but feel that4 n juettce to
•iziyaelf •facts slaitild 'heknown 1 was ,
ti9e0"10 Qotario,:a4 as
,iny lather before "me, ..64,•graedparepts
having come'. frem•Alsitee•Lrritine, " I
have no retereA in nor 'tiyinpatitY
tilrrnitn milltarisnp no for that ..Inetter
'with any ctheeGerfnali' 1-•
am a 1ritleh enbjeet, ley* to- Panetta
tend. to Britain,- in 'fact • I do 'net thiek •
that my families havebeep"anyipticker
An answer the•eall for X -have six
.• fn Huron the. following , pominaticins
were made: • • • • '
For _Reeve, Alexander • Fraser, Ed -
Ward Dawson, N Wilkieon: John
McDonald,. Duncan . QaM phell. ••
For Councillor_-A.Wileon'Hathilton:
Alexander Fraser, Dun -can Campbell,
Gideon 11. Ruttle, David Heedeson,
Moines WelsM• •
Of the candidates for Rev, the fol::
lowing roSigned: Aleancler-Fi steer; Ed
ward- Lawson, Duncan eatimbell, and
John" McDonald, thint leaving • "1.
Wilkinson reeve. eyacciamatio David
Henderson and Thotnas 'Welsh resigned
as. candidates or ouncilloi and the old
council is therefore dullelected by :,ne:
claination fair the year 1917. • ":
•• • Langside. : •
.•e -Wednesday, Dec
Firenien's Dance, Luc ow, Friky
• niht, Dec. 29. doine out :Ticket
. Will andAlex. Meintyre arrivedhome
fron! the West, where they have been
.the past two years. ,•
• Mr. Wilbur nth 'and' Miss Ph einfe
racDonald• were home front Tormitcf ter
the Christinai vacation
•
They reguar" weekly j bgt'o 1 le.,
YOung People's Societyvilt be held •on
• the evening of-ThursdaY,' the 28th. It
• will be "social eviniirg.." With .11 iss Tena
Moffat as leader."
• 1«
• Mips Grace Rid-is:home .frouiDireli
Wood for the vacation. Slie bas resigned
her position fts teacher thete and
teacter. theentrenceclass in Tees water
Public 'School, commencingwith the
Onenint of the schema.. • ,
•
Rev; "Mr. Grabill,. reeently grad:dted
from Knox 'Collee, was for many' rn.
ductedifito the charge of Whiiochurch
• end Langside on ThUrsdayOf last week,
the cereiriony taking place at White.,
first cousins and a Lri-41*-10aii now church • • .,
Langside Teeple are greatly
with the army in France or in Enghind, P1e46d to 014e• ,
More lnte a ministr: ie
Onecdusin hits been killed andOne
as. charge of the church work. We.w.elcOnr
been returned to Canada 'Wounded: -and M4.Gr . :
• •.Mr Wni MacDonaldIS , home :for the
--winter from 1.eace River, where he RI
a rot er ta•Ve- den Om past five • year's,
The boys took. hofriesteads -and hare
bein, farniing. fOn, the awritge sem (?T18
have been favorable and last .year: there
W16 a gorid eroo,• as :elsewhere in.• the
West; This year, liowevert grain in :t he
't:3trittid rya' riAitricts Wits free,
honfe nf
Mr. Thomas Nhirray was the smne of A
• quiet wedding onilectUday.afternoon
'Of this Week, %leo
Catherine: beanie the tiride of Mr: las.-
Switer,.(onierly,of hitt noui of
• Mrs, tirara own hrothea left 'good
• prsitionsiri theUnited. •Statei to edins.
• to Canadatoelist whit Iliel_liinorts.t.tri
sOfaters.fvio fermed abattalioe in -Tor..
onto...:'.One.deS not boast of patrit.
ntisin,lrtit-thern unfortunately ate times:
when ekplahatione are OcCeSSart totter -1d.
• mischief worke by the slender. of evil
-tongtiek •• • , . •
• Pcreft'GlitAk`.7 '
• • ' •
•
•
Hotyrood
The next meeting .of the TIolyrood
• branch of tbeWernen's Institute will be
• hell Thureday, an, (Rh; at CherLie
emigrant's. A feriiirre of this meettng
Siugle Copies 3 cente
•
A Bright arid
Happy N e w
Year to all
Patrons all
Friends is the
wifr.of F. T.
:ARMSTRONG
Jeweler &‘ "Optician
. • .. . .
I? VOODYS 'COLUMN
at rea..1.;(;)ar.(liii.a.t)n•
•etock Ame
lta t n 41 Coin pante*. 00111
a n oin g 41000 01111 r• ilerkt 1.e05 :11.144(53pa C:r
• Olio. A. till)DALL, Brokor.Look:. A
„. 1 am. paying the highest price for raw furs,.
horand
sehair rubbers.
26414 f. • laii.rqsrr.ig, Lucknov •
•
• _ . ,. .
•
LtkiT.Botween the •Cain House, Luknow, ' •
. Anil the Avirtleld Manse. on Sattoiday. Doe.
.23rd.. ii Ys •natUrairaccooir stole, P41- .
.... orkanly. la4ro•at the §6/1tIllel OMOO• --'. .
28 -Io. ' • • •, .
t .
/31(IffEST f),ItIOES forraw furs and all kireht
. . , . . .
' s • o)::icatniiia.0--rjrags.• cal,i paper. rubber. iron, cop-.
Act,7 zin, and all kinds of 'hides. WriMto, La
14•4-1.f. . JA.1q: Linni., Lueltn; a ..." . '
DIt?PAittililft,.DSTE(iPTII, itCain liou.e
. . •• .. '
• laticknow•evereiVe Enos/lay afternoon...v.1
chronic di -c '0 sueciessfitily treated.
.leoplathy re•noves ; he phyoieal causes . • •
di :ease. :idj ii:e Mont of.the *Title 15 trewo
(talk:kip ./.eured and .wit la ft* wer treattniert A .. 7
by Osteopathy than by any tither netiont' •'. -
,i. "., • ' " ' ; - Notice• 3,. . - .
31.12:T.
.. • • • . ,
,
. . . - • . .
. , ..
. .
• 'For ail mattora-rogardIng Greenhill een;1'.4'. i• : ,
.
referto'D. C. Taylor St. etitry.• • • ,•'
• • • .,
, •
•
For SAle
• . ,
• SALF RENT -Tho Lees family read -
21:12 -M1-3'. '„ or piti.t.iculaM aimlY t0
G. A. Siddall. - • •
•
•
•
FOR SAL}' -2 -2 drii0mares rising d
r • For partidulars applyte • • ; •
2l-12-tf: • •• .• •
•
FOR SAI K -'1;;Vo fiama hotisek the property- • i• •
• of rho. laeo .1auis *tate it '..••
, be sold at atargain., Apply to G A. Siu' • - •
, .•
. " . . . , • •
•,........ ff„ ff.. .. ... f f f f f ... f f ff.... ...• ....ffffff,f...f............ f f ,
. • f
FARM FOR HALE.. -11e t xeontore efl. rho - " • . •,•,.
•• •ostete of the tate a•illiffilel Nixon . Needham. • • ..."
, • ' areoll'orin. fria, sale !lots N30 on the Sth. and • ' - ..- • - •
• ' • at h. 'cen.. kineard*Ine Township, consisting'
• af one hundred • and. thirty "acres . more or • - • , - ,
To,.. 05 t Ma Prehuses there is a goad brick .
hous, gook !rake:barn with stone and co • •
•• 0' anon fantasia tio,n; a drive...house; a good wall
with,windm,111, alvo a pica spring of *pcal- •
ilijailPtriji'wifiliaMfansr:.1:11711!L'ad7idreeafl'itill4 -.,
T
conhard,. •Tivetity n 14e' acres • Ploughed, the
balance nearly alt under grass For i • •
u arsapply. to rho/nits Mooe, -Kinjoss,.-of • • ' :." '''',..• ' ''''
Richard' .Naaclham, Con. ii , Kincardine. - ' • ' ''.' •• ' • •
R. it. No. I. Lorne. , .
. ,
Auction••Sles,
-
•
• .. -,-----
FortY head of good steels and Imifers, riing Z' • •
,„ 2
_rears. at the Ellin: House Lualtrion. mi- -:, ''.• -
,, J. 1 1.101, Anctioneet. . „ . . . . . ,
" . .
Wedtiosday, .ran. 3.at 2 oclock an.
Wr LiNeTbal lioN,DEmapx, Prii, ' • • ...
• • • • • ..
• .•
Licknow's
Old Reliake-
MEAT
ar e
e' yenoften •hear of Old- •
„ •Erigand's . Roast
•• Reef away from lome.• •
Ilutton,can„furnish
yon with. the elthieetit end
•
that.- was • ever killecl. in
• LitekMw..•• • • •
Ivy; age -20. month,
• 11-20 wt arsAed:
• 700. Jed' AeX•
-• 'Niel), !sell feri. Tortnato.
' -MitStock huiw
Anether,'
orao live .wt:. dressed
iea fed b •
or teas, feef.' •
• win ink.e• handkerchief shower' 'foe the near Pournierville, Sask, Rev. Mr,
Garbutt, of Lucknow* oineiated in the
presence pf a few near • relations only.
Mr. &rid Mrs.Slitzer egpect to go West
ul a oat 4 WOO ' .
soldiers. At the llst meeting it donation
of el 0: to the List i Wit waa' received from
Mr, J.Hetherington., • Valley Springs;
Qtli0.-490$1 •" " • t '
•
• ,
•
-1
1:
DNA (hat ineagy can t
ie .these parts.
call and order your,
• sharbid this Prime Roast
Beef for New Year's din« •
der., All hiedi of -•
:•nolgn, Saueagee,.
Poultry; Headchees,
tinoked :Meats, -etc• . •
always. on hand. •
• and see. the Nen?'
. lCitS Meats.
R. J. BUTTON
Ltfenisiow
. • '
°
••••••••• •
' • .
. " • . "
• .,
•
• •
• 0 •
.• • . '
•••
.•
,
°4*
•
. • •