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Home My WebLink AboutLucknow Sentinel, 1892-07-08, Page 54 t' THE The Lucknow Sentinel, Bruce Vounty, July 8th IM SAP IN LUCKNOW IN Men'sBoys' and Youths' Suits We are still head- quarters for all bar- gains - which have given such, universal satisfaction in the past Y told` you in my last "advt.- that we kept the kind of clothing that is worn in the cities Now, j ust DRAW YOUR EYE over these cuts and see for yourself. All kinds, qualities and weights. • New styles, new ideas and new goods are tumbling into this department one over the other like the waves on the sea- shore. Gents' furnishings, Millinery, BOOTS AND,5 SHOES in the same way. Our Stock is Twice as Large as Others. PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. anamoscMsaatammdi W. J. B.R U M PTO N, The Wonderful Cheap Clothier. PARAMOUNT. The Paramount foot ball team played an interesting match Zion team on Dominion Day at the pic-nic which was held in Mr. John McDonagh's bush. The agreement between the two captains was that they were to play an hour and if noth- ing was. scoured they should play another half hour to decide the match. 'The teams being well matched .brought in a return from the .first heat one :goal for Paramount and the last heat brought nothing,so the game was 'decided in favor of Paramount. Zion boys are very gritty as they challenged' Paramount again but they .will. have to learn how to receive a visiting team better before our boys will play with them again. Mr. Reuben riffin raised a piece to 'lis barn last Saturday afternoon. Owing . to the .rain the work was delayed until late in the evening but when the men started it was not Bong until the frame was up ,to. its place. The captains were John Agnew and Robt. Webster, Jr. r. John Martin, of Paramount, „A, eleven hundred sixty-five lbs. ° of milk to this 'factory on Monday., Mr. Philip Tennyson brought about 5200 lbs.. of milk in from the boundary east route on Monday. Mr. Alex. McDiartnid raised his barn of its foundation and put six feet more on the posts, Haying is again commencing, the hayy crop is going to be . something immense in these parts. Mr. Angus Beaton intends raising a barn the latter part of this 'week. DAMILL LADIES' COLLEGE, OSHAWA. • only the educational interests of young ladies but also of little girls and has founded the Damill Rresidential Academy in Toronto for young girls between the age of five and fifteen. The girl's home . is situated in a central and convenient part of the city, 179, • 'Beverly street. It is a rare home for orphans and little' girls where the home has been broken up. The public school books . are used. The moral and religious , training of the young committed to the home is well cared for. Only $100 is charged for a pupil in tho Residential Academy including board, washing, lodging and tuition for a year.—Cont. The President of the above College, Re Rev. A. B. Damill, spent a few ays last week in the village and vicinity 'as noticed in your last issue, in the interest of his Ladies' College and obtained good prospects of getting ' some few students from this part. The 'Institution • has an excellent reputation for its thoroughness and comprehensiveness. Tts location and internal'arragement insure the most sanitary Condition. It is undenomin- I>.tional in character and the moral and religious interests of the students are well directed and guarded, nncl its low rate of expense for board, lodging .nd tuition gives n, prestige and popularity which it well deserves. A 4cholarship of $195 secures lodging, :hoard, and tuition for a student .for •• one year. Mr. Damill is very earnest and pei'slevei'ing hi his e'ffOrt� n'tt .1 Georgian Bay Shingles. UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND a ear lot of XXX Georgian Bay shingles and intends keeping them in stock during the season, and will be sold at the lowest possible paying price. JAMES GAUNT. Whitechurch. • _ 114000.00 a year to being made by John N. Goodwin,Troy,N.Y.,at work for us. Reader. you may not make as much, but we can teach you quickly bow to earn from S5 to SIS a day at the start, and more as you go on. Both sexes, all ages. In any part of America, you can commence at home, giv- log all your tlme,or spare moments only to 1 the work. All Is new. Great pay BIM I1fot every worker. We • start. yon furnishing everything. EASILY SPEEDILY learned R PARTICULARS FE. Address at once, 8TI1tSON i CO., PORTLAND, MAINE. FROM All. Stations in OntariO,i ftbe y'e AD IA N Y PAC1FIC ° TICKETS WDLL BE SOLD for Excursion leaving TORONTO 11 p.m. on .5-C111- 21, 1892 Good to return until JULY 31st. ON S G TSI E 28 1892, ' Good to return until AUGUST 7th. , ON JULY 1.8 AND 19, 1892 Good to return until AUGUST 28th. To the following points at rates named DF:LI►SAM i\F. OOSSOHI�i NELOBA, O $20 00 � B11NSCAIt fH REGINA ur YOORKTTON� PRINCE ALBERT CALGARY EDMONTON ' $4;0 ▪ 0 The Winnipeg Agricultural end'' industrial Exhibition n 11 be held from July 25th to 30th inclusive, and July 18th and 19th have teen fixed upon for excursion to enable passengers to attend the Exhibition. An Auction Sale of Canadian Pacific Rail way Lando will he held at Edmonton on July :slim• ]'asst ngers taking advantage of the excursion of June 28th will reach Edmonton in time to attend the sale. For further particulars. apply to any Agent of the Company. $30.00 $35.00 J. Murchison, Agt, Lucknow. NOTICE. IHEREBY 'GIVE NOTICE THAT,I will not be responsible for two antes% pay- able to John Bennett, Lueknow, or bearer, one for $30, due on June 28th,1892, and the other dug on Dec. 28th, 1892. The notes are given for a patent right, but as I have received no value I will not be responsible for them. ROBERr WILSON. 4-96re GraudTrullk EXCURSIONS To the Canadian Northwest return. and Return 'tickets will be sold on June 14th, 21st and 28th July 18th and 19th. ---TO�— NESBITT. OXBOW DELORAINE, MOOSOMIN, BINSCARTH. REGINA MOOSEJAW YORKTON PRINCE ALBERT (` ALGARY EDMONTON $28 $30 $35 $40 Through sleepers without extra -charge. Baggage checked through to destination. For.rates and all information apply to D: W. HAYES, Agent G. T. R., Luckn:tv John Griffin, i AUCTIONEER FOR HURON CO. REAL ESTATE, INSUR- ANCE AND GENERAL • AGENCY. SALES ATTENJFP IN ALL PARTS of the County and satisfaction guaranteed. A number of FIRST-CLASS FARMS For sale nn reasonah1 terms. JOHN GRQFFIN, KIN(;5BRIDGE P. O. New Spring Goods HE PEOPLE'S STORE ST. HELENS. 1AVIN1 resolved to carry ; on business as usual, I hal?1 jp ust`. received a new and well assorted stock of .Spring Goods. Beautifulpatterns and .latest designs in' "Ladies Ceylon Suitings." Everybody, should see these goods.. They are simply beautiful. SPIlann010,141,111New Patterns • and Fine Quality. tbseirs.441t—All the latest patterns in both English and i American. All other departments of my stock are equally replenished by the choicest and latest goods in the market. FARM PRODUCE TAKEN SAME AS CASH. A Call is merely solicited to satisfy the wants and tastes of the most fastidious. • Mrs. 1{obt Murray M. CQRRIGAN'S, Is the place to make your selections in ' CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. !have in. stack the following : Apples Iles Dried Apple . INutmeg Blacking !Extracts nil. once Black Lead ,Figs Oil, sweet ,Blue 'Fish, canned !Oil, castor a Baking Powders Fish, dried Oranges Barley, rot Gelotine !Oat Meal Bath Brick ,Gingers ' 1Pails Beans • :Hope ' IPeels Brooms ;Honey !Pipes Baskets Ink 'Pickles Brushes Indira ,Pearline Bi.cnit Licnriee Peas, canned Coffee Lime Juice . . Pepper Confectionery :Lemons 'Raisins Canned Goofs 'Lamps :Rice Cnc@•a .Lard 'Rice, Flour Ch,culateMatches 'Sago ('yarn, canned 'Mince Meat Salt (1i•rll meal 'Meal Salmon Currants N1,. at- : Sarilines t'urrit P, 11.1," Mu -turd Senna Cream Tarter Meats. cabs 'Seeds Cocoanut . :1Tarnr•sia ..Sugar i)ates Not• .Syrups No. 1 Flour sprays _—.:ettaeitd, A. D. C. to General ,yeroert, was relieved of $260 by a pick- / ....,, nirnIshed pocket while taking a nap on the train by _ ,.�tttQticity fn the explosion. which he was going to Belleville.. Soda Soaps Spices Starch Strawberries, canned Sulphers Tapioca Tomatoes, canned Teas Tel scenes Vermicelli V ilreL ar s Washboard. 'Washing Crystal •denware Whiting Pinner Sets Yeast Cakt$ Pir,m r Set. Tam` 'Watt r Sete (ream Sets n., reronto. vi P .S OkS?' ;.O;t +'I FOR: . c.) Bert WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use ' In time. Sold by dru `; CONSUMP V !