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LOCAL ANI) PERSONAL
Moorehouse Mitchell is in Moncton,
New Brunswick, this week..
AB Sinith, representing .the Globe,
spent. - e Tuesday,intow n. ' • "
Fos .S E-Baaeburner
-=-ma be
seen at this office..•
Farniera'`cvan x 'Sheen on "shares
....,,.. . flag s _,.
eull ands see Alex Ross h'rraessrnaker,
Co
Ihns
:All ' r- les o an
pad g n
Archer, •please ca•ll arid: settle ;;
' 1 s
Fos SAnE.-:F4rst-c as
lyF.% A. :4...,s.,
Miss Annie' Cain has returned after:
a: visit with friends in iWingham..”
Collins_ the butcheralways supplies
the very best meats at reasonable prices.
Dr..Ovens,Specialist; will: be at
Cain House, Sept 22, pct 20, Nov.
-17,; Dec. 15. Hours 2 to 9.
• Rev, di Mrs. Minyard`and sora. De
.Lemma, of Goderich, were visitors in
town yesterday
lt9eve'.J 1+. Auae'rs5n mide"a'liusi
riess trip to Toronto the_ first of the
week /•
Mrt. and ..1' 1rs. Angus.11IeKinnon
returned yesterday from month's
visit to relatives at Port Arthur.
BORN In Kinloss Twp. Monday
'5th, Mr. ' , a,nd Mrs. Robe
,t. t , tU rt
Webster, a son.
B[snx�-In, Kinloss
Twp., on. Friday,
Pr Y,
Oct. 2nd, to .1VIr. and Mrs.. W. J. Mac
;.l
Gosres or son.. . The. infant died seine
day. arid eter .
interment took place an Xin-
Y.
uesda
`i " .�n I ss�Tw .onT
�y' � ED I FII _.
ii P
3'
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- C(Sct:t' Ma, old.F .lee ei1
13 'rs
and 10'Mor ths: Iuternienttouk plaee
"3esterday.afiernoon
• Bailo
ss'Cem-
etery. -',
on :Tuesday,.
- DISD... In Wangham,
Oct. 6tH, Mary Gaynor, beloved' wife
of Ales. K. Milne, of Con, .3 -.Sinless,
a ;ed 6I veils.' ` Interment takes place
at 9 a m on Friday in the R. C Cein
etery at Holyrood.`
Just arrived at Little's,Shoe' Store, -
a -large :stock of boys,ymisses;nnd child -
rens -school shoes, which ' ,have been
made','specially" to our order. , Prices
Revs F r�Itcl ennan:. and -J E
Ford excbaug d'puipits i nday:weven =-
mg
Rev Mr. Blatchford of Ripley will
,preach in the Methodist Church •: next,.
Sunday. •
Fresh and,cured seats -of the ---hest
'brand. Get them from; ..Collins, the
butcher,.
Rev. E; -.Ford i.will OcCupy the
pulpit in the' .Methodist 'Church at
:Ripley next Sunday at their, Harvest
'.FestiVal services.
of Kincardine ,ivisited-Mii. -Hender-
son last week:
Iinloss a ewe 'pine'. is . requested to
'Messrs. Clarence Hain .'of• the
new cement building at the depet It
ReV.‘ Father 1,1cCtirinitck will Open.:
,siSted by two Missionary. Prrests of
*Ore* Serviees :I:horning and
let 10, cop. 3, Kiriless,
-a toansteet, dehornect, Weight about
1100. 'Any -information leading- te
recovery Will be rewarded 'by ...Alex.
Molson% ,Bank. ---"Savings, Bank -depo
• laini r hear interest from.. date of depoSit
-tO date. Of witbdtaaral, 'Interest paid
' offered. Read
donble. May be. 'seen 'at Cain's Hotel
' stables tomorrow afternoon, Oat. 2nd.
Miss -Ev.31ine Rebertion -.daughter
was married thr .WeclrieStlay
Oct. 7th, td Frederick Lime of
.Toronto. We 'hope
Par WePhi
With; gOod stone loundatien, three
-.3sienra,,,,,and slimmer:. kitchen and up-
' Stains., geed' ".frame .batn With
One mill north of Peet Mee on graVel
road; 'Apply to' Mrs. 'John Boket.
:The monthly meetin,g -of the W, C.
• T. IT. will be held on Wednesday Oet.
14th. di 3 o'oloCk at the horne .Of Mrs.
Wm. Geddes: The treasurer , kindly
• "'Astor that -01 -try-tbring
poSsible to her SO she Will be enabled
to go 'OR With -her Work. NisiterS are
CordiallY invited to attend.
num !Ain SALE-PRrt Lot 6 Con
13 E: D. In Township of Ashileid-
100 acres. Geed clay loam, 2 Story
about 35 by, .60 shed and stable, wind
mill and artesian well,' ame f home,
biiggpana cater, 2f 'nibs fon* the
A Harvest Home Fowl Supper' under
the autipices of the Ladies Aid Society
Will' be given in the Methodist church
an excellent Progrannne Will be rend-
ered by Some of Lucknow's best tRlent
and it can be relied on, will be a suc-
CeSs. It will consist of, soloS, duetts,
re -Citations and addresses. Come , and
enjoy the treat of the season, Ad-
. mission 25cts., children' 15cts. Tea
perved from .!Jit to eight.
The: Pipe `;Band are advertising a -
•grand co neem to be given in the Town
1-LJi oa. t'.3e eta. rng of the 5t ;t
- Expellent,taletnt has-been secured end
the. entertainment promises to be of a.
high order.
STEER ESTRAY Red and white, : 3
-year-old steer' strayed from • Lot 12,
Con. 1 Huron,' about 4 weeks ago.
Any' information leading to 15 -return
Will. he rewarded' by_ the owner Arthur
Cook,.
Deposit your savings with the Bank
of Hamilton. Sums of one dollar and
.upwards received. Interest' ,received
from date of deposit; to date of with-
drawal and added "to principal Foes
times a.„. year. •. All business_ strictly,
confidential. '
.Our readers, will no ;'.doubt notice
the' improved typographical appear-
ance 'of our ;pages. this week. The.
Sentinel. is ,out in a new dress with
millinery to match.',We:.have also a
lot of new equipment for .job work.
Advertise in the Sentinel 'l : Its
Pay
rto advertise.. Itis the logical Waite'
• let the- _ public; know, the : ;news about
your business.:' If you do ;not keep
them infornied:.they will soon' lose
track of . you: ,,a •
Mr Jae Bryan' returned. Tuesday,
from Vancouver, 11 -=C ,. and: has coin-
silenced his duties'as Fruit Inspector;
having' recently been appointed to this
position." He speltks in `glowing•terms
:sof. 11 - and -is- uch= ple sed: -=with -hie
new home ant'Priir`roundings =at l(e t
couver. '
Watson Scott, of the' `12th' ,con cess;
cion of Kinloss, received this week a
fine new 13 h p:- gasoline engine man- -
factured by Gould Shapley ; Mtiar,;of'
Brantford, It- as-mounted=on-trucks-
making it portable ,and as : ' the finest
'machine: of its :class .that ;has ;been%
-brought-inhere: 'Mr: Scottvill-use
it''for generalfarm purposes.
The old pioneer grain warehouse. of
Lucknow is shortly -to- be removed:-.
It is now awned by Hay Bros. who
Will move it to Walton. on the : new
Guelph-=Goderich branch of C P. R..
The -building-=referred: to is a small
buildin ,between: Jno. Joynt's , new
building and the red elevator.:
CotiVentioi-T4-the *etc
at" the -Kine.strdiith-High Schook--
Thursday and Friday,: Oct.',.15th and
16th. Thliteday morning sessien will
be devoted: to the genetal lniainees Of
the institnte, at the afternoon seoion,
an addresa will be delivered by the
chairman, Mr. T. Rankin, Of Poi.t
in, a supplementary' reading ; by Miss
A. M. Bax, of. $orth 13nice, an addNess
Miss Kathleen Teskey, M. A.; on
1).; Of Port Will grve
, Of Kincardine -will explain "How to
'pan inia Begin a Course in Art for
Viigratted Public school", '4gter
WhiCh a social hour Will ' spent.
clieSsed by G. B. 'Bell of Paisley' en
as Pacters our Public School System'',
J: W. Westeffelb,„ Principal -Of the;
Foteht City BuSiness College, London,
Will give an addiess, ''on ‘‘WtitingL,
'applications will be the subject taken
by II. R. Henderson ef Riple3r, and
Myrtle Redburn of Tecswater. 11 The
Friday afternoon Session will be devoted
to routine 'business. All sehOOIS in
the diStrict 'will be clOaed On abOve,
Ltick low ,: air
The 49th Annual- Exhibition of the
Lucknow Agrieultural Society held in
the Village on Thursday and ,.:Friday
last was a grand; success inevery. de-
partment. The large number of visit-
s e o
visit-
ors n' edth. ee elv s and spent a
very; pleasant 'day. , •In: the hall the; I
exhibits were more . numerous than' b D H d W R M
onalcl ' She rli � ' w =-
O a e e , R. F
n W lel -.
usual and r of excek nt :quality.: The g _
linnald '..l�si. end end. "'PPn.-W: R
Showing of liorseswae` :feature.:of the
g
a
fair= an included some :of thQ best ever
d n , ed be,.,,
seen here:. Exhi `a s i Cattle;'see
ee b _ .�h p
and sswiu were eed. '' Proper keds
e � ,g. , pe sheds.
for
these: Classes is�very urgently need
ed ':.'They will . probably he provided a d.: Shearlin ' " m, -J.4. Mc onald ,
r �f�,��
R t,
befo_e next e__habe aoaa,.. The e?`habrts ,( *,{
�F.sr.S `:a a2r¢a• �v Iw�l`¢W--sv``:Ci 1vX6'i�i'4%3i-•
in ,:ladies. and : fancy work were also ald Geo Glenn. - ' b -,-J
,Ram am A
particularly good.' The prize list is as '.McDonald, Geo Glenn. Shearling ewe
follows: .�Geo.Glenn,' J A McDonnld. Pen
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IMPORTED' HORSES.. (Continued on page 4.) •
_-_:Imported mare;: under:;2 _years -W
Swatter, W. McQuillan. imported
mare, 2 yearsaand`over W" R Martin
' HEAVY DRAFT HORSES.
(Canadian bred.)'
2nd. =Ram'lamb-Greer'„Bros„ .1stk
2nd. ; Shearlangg ewe-(Treer Bros,:"W
Struthers. Pen -Greer Bros.
OXFORD DOWNS.
Ewe _w
R. McDonald,,istand 2nd
Shearling rain= --W R McDonald. :Ewe
gainis R, McDonald, 1st and: 2nd.
m emit = eu arson; c -
"M
cDonald
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O 0962 Y..
li PS �D. .QTS
mm A ed , Fern %4e ' hear• He r-'
�' son ::.: Ew - '.-
e- A I?
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Spa in.;harrte,s and wager. --J 14Lc .
i'i eriaie; o&stceri"-Pete• - vt tt: ' Bread
mare= -Sara Morrison, R. J. Pollock,
Peter Moffatt: Foal of 1908--R.
iT.wo-year old .gelding -:Albert .Alton;:.
W Taylor, R J Pollock. One -year-old
gelding -N McQurllin. ;'One -year-old
fdly=w Ii, Martin,: Sana Morrison.
Female any age;; Canadian bred -It
J Politick, 1 steund 2nd.
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AGRICULTURAL-
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Span in harness: and rig -John Mc-
Diarmid, Rod McKenzie, Jas.' Lane.
Brood mare -W R Martin, S Phillips.'
Forster. Foal of .1908=1) Henderson,
Ed McQuillin. W R'Martin. :Two-
year-old gelding -R G Taylor, S Tay-
lor, P R McNay. 'Two-year-old filly-
Taylor,Jas Sherwood, ' E Lockhart.
;•One.year<old=gelding-=..W.. -R--Martiin,
R -G Taylor, Jas Barbour. One -year-
old -filly
old -filly -'-Jas " Barbour;:'W Taylor.
Female any age, Canadian bred -J
b9'eDaarm d;, Wm -:Taylor.
GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES
SPan harness and' tig-7Alei
Purdon. Brood mate -Souter Taylor,
Burney, Jae Barbonr.., One -year -Old,
CARRIAGE HORSES.
--Sian in Lliarneee and,--parriage 'W
R., Catinpbelli W. Maxwell.,.- Breed'
carriage horse, 1.0 handa or river --B
-Colwell, .Rod,' MOKentie.
ROAD --4ORSES.
gelding 'or .fillY-7=Con -Gaynor
AnderSOn,-t Lott;
,hitchirig.race---HBertha Howe, 111 Ma-
4'.-W-R-lltartini--yVHunter; yearling
P. Terrence.. Biilk years' old
1st and 2nd, Bill calf 6 inenthe and'
year-old, imar-,--Jas Young; I'Vzo,year-
old' heifer :.-McKay Bros, .P Torrence.
„and 2nd.: Heifer dalf-j/OKay Bros.
1st and 2nd.:' Female, anr age=1)1.c
mate and three females--MeKay
,7---Malei-2.-any--age,--Durhain. Hereford
Grade Cow -Greer 'Brea, John tic -
heifer :Alex NiCholson, 1st and ind.
TWo-year-old steer .john McLeod lst
and 2nd. ,One -year -Old steer -:John
McLeod, Torrenee. Best Ore°
steers -John McLeed.. 'Herd of eight
GRADE -CATTLE Volt. tt,EALER,8
Two-year-old heifer -1V Duinin, A
'Moho/Soil. Two-year-eld steer -R.
Durniti, Alei Nicholson. Fatted cow
three stock 'steers -Alex 'Nicholson,
JERSEY CATTLE
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LEICESTER SHEEP.
Ewe -Greer Bros.,, lat and 2nd.
Bros. Ewe lamb -=•Greer Bros.; ist
Has.
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COitPOIIATED 1855 ,
Capital,_ ` $1,574,000
Rest " Fund . $5,3740000
5, Branches in Canada, and . Agents d CortesPonden
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in all.the Principal C ties an the Woad .�
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1°fl',EEI�l TUBI T. A T D
f1E1�ERAL 13R
VINGS BANK : D P.A R "I` lid
at ail'�1r aches , `Interest allow ped at -hi hest c irrei t:ra`te
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Fair Notes
The exhibit of um/lone Weeds COTHASt
Ht ,three- collections niounted on
4.Paed. We understand 'Viet these
regret' that we cannot4fixe_Abei
nies'a8 the. parms. were made m the
OntknaMe-C7Thecolteetions were
latge and refleeted great credit upon
children. The first prize collection
Was made by a little girl about 9 years
Thugee._Pelit'ical candidates aind politi-
Conservative - candidate 'for West
Liberal candidate,' and 'J. J. :Donnelly;
COnservative candidate for Sonth
Hugh Clark M P.P.
Two original designs for advertising
the:Fair:were exhibited.
RAH with;the grapes was there
,as, usual a dray lead was void, and, we
_presume e,aten on the grounds. •
1qever, in the history, .of the Society
have there` been as many- really firat
Thfirdittict-is-'1theoining- known for
its _heavy draught- horses: - The fair
extends the reputation.
A scheme is being- advocated to
make a, new Agricultural Park adjoin-
ing the 'skating rink on thn West
for -exhibits: -The.-- scheme- includes --
the tearing down of ihninain building '
on the present' grounds and erecting
it in the new park as a, horse barn.
Thia would give the fair a big,,hoirst.
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We'' Are going to clear. eut 4 large
quantity Of
REGULAR 25C
6. ARMSTRON
DRuciaislir
j OUR FINE CATALOGUE
is mailed free on request. Write I
for it if yen have any notion of I
Fall term from Sept. 1st.
'`Catalogne free. Write for it.
!LW, H. SHAW, PRES. E. R. SHAw, SEC.
Care u
of your eyes
if You -of.A.OesitY have _
scientifically chosen pair of
glasses worn while you Work
will help you immenely.
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t s our 13usiness to fit glasses.
Call and see us.
lucknow Holler Mills
'Fab Night Coneert
many more were unable to obtain aven
large, may being compelled 41 stand - goods.
throughout the -entertainment, and
For Pickling --
men A Smily„ the comedian was the
chief attraction and treated the and CUCUMBERS,'
lance to a program of great variety. TOMA.TOES,
His selections; "Music in three &LP% nEEts, Eta,
and The "First Piano in the Klondike _
The Lucknow Otchestra . wader the
rendered Iseveral beau iful numbers PEAR.S ETC.
and the LucknoW Male Quartett sang
two splendid selections.
The national dancer; by Master
Jimmie norm Langside, Amy Mc
,teod of London, and Mabel McDonald;
received an ovation of applause. The Remember Rill's 28c Tea',
Of the National Anthem and everybody
went home well pleased. • •
Rotk and Barrell hand
No Place -For Smutty Wheat
The Parmers.Elevator Co. wish to
notify farmers not to bring in smutty
wheat as ,they have no place for it and
must positively refithe it.
and the Hub.
The t' ucknow broach of the Ontario,
Woinen's Institute will meet in the
Library Room of . the Lucknow Town
All the ladies of tuelinow and vicinity
are ciudially invited to attend. 'Miss
McConnell .of Walkerton. assist
.at this meeting,
with herlin '#0'111633 .houtes
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'and avidera °dice methods'
, Which Milton) rapid.
,isogibi by the only,,teacher
BR -EC 00i1R3ES
van Term pram digiGs
Vitnirhouri Huainan!
Are. Buying
fillet -and Feed. Craini-
Try al bag of
FAMILY' 110.1.1.1t sp.50
- Ask your Grocer for -it
or cora() to the Mill.
releaven Bros:
Liidquives. Pioneer
BoOt Sho Store.
We are now a better posi-
tion than ever to supply the
o . the public.
We are sole agents in Luck-
; now for the celebrated Oeo. A
Slater Shoos, Which we consider
the best Wearing ehoe Made.
We'ilso have all lines of
Men's, sWoruen's and Child -
makers in the Doininion. .
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periekoo in the shoe ltheine,ts
we dart satisfy yeti Wants:
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