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sA°treat—Some C1earil� Lines ?t.
Very • ..aw Prices.
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ing one line at soc of regular 75c
underwear, ,-.which ' we = purchased
away below regular prices, r It Will
be to your interest to this line.
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call Cosi
antic
xu`. adies Coats and ' jaclhets
we have doze an excellent ' trade
this season, as our goods in ;this
line have • Style, Quality and Price
to nn ui egad ehelrl:
See our styles in Ladies' Fur
seined Coats:
our Neck Ftirs
Owing to "the'niild weather we
Have not sold so many Neck Furs
this season'' as we ,'expected.' For
thi�7reasPn We Yl7i tS�ier �p th1
Prices in` these lines.
Sup h as Dress goods, Ladies' :
Skirts, T imrnin Gloves,. les
� � s � � , • G� �, Ties,
iy� xG Y f Uri 1J, ViiU:T �ICUSf s,
Underwear; Hosiery,' &c, You'll
li Cl, cf,'oar stock well assqrte
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these -lines,: and -values unexcelled.'
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Making room 'for Christmas Goods • will account
.for the the above: sale..
'grins 'Strictly Cash.
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441 e guest of het, sister .Mrs. Bert Reid','
Mrs. Fred Anderson of Zion 'pis'
spending • few days among relatives
this vicinity.
Quite'a number of BUT, young peoples;
attende the Box Social at, Belfast on
-Friday last and;had a very .good time
considering their anxiety.
We are glad " to Say that Stephen
Stothers is fradually recovering from.
his illness.
A Fowl Supper is to .be. given 84
Lanes on Nov. 18th by the losing side. `,
of the Rifle 'Ma-Lek:op Thanksgiving
Day.
Steve: Stothers •lost a line' three
year olcl colt on Sunday last.
vehalsh:
Mrs.: Tennant of Buffalo rsvisiting
'herparents, M'r. and Mrs, A C. MF-
Kenzie. --
Mr. Alex McLennan and Donald,
McKenzie Sundc ed at Point Clark.
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'--M,r..lahtg K. �'l7.aclsElizie...Pa_� the
gueat of'D. J. S1acCharles last. week:
Mr. Duncan Stewart'vited friends
here last weetr.
Mr. Roly Grant bad the.,misfortune.,
f lzstrtirg his 2iarieD <tigliie drilli�; an
artesian well in Kincardine Twp
•We are.glad' to', hear that Alex
McKensie Who went under an oper-
,ation for appendicitis is improving
rapidly.
Mr. T. F. Henderson is organizing
a Pi.'le-Club in Lochalsh, Johnny get
your guns:
Manager Cameron is talking of hav-
ing an open',air Hockey Rink. -Cap:
,Dan says ' he is,
s expecting a player„
some of these days from the West.
Lanes
The sleigh bells are -again ringing in
our vicinity which heralds the'approach
__of the merriest, time' Of the.. year;
"our
Canadian winter" 1VIr 1'nniel Alton
visited friendsStanley 'the past
Fon SALE Ox R1nnT—The undersign -
has for sale or would . rent, a good
50 -acre Parch of clay loam' being south
half;of eastshalf of lot 9 concession 13,
E. D. Ashfield.
The farm is in o od
'condition, .'weiI feneedand,.`dralned,ann'
has a good spring well as well asa
tern.- The buildings s are ggood consist,
..
ing' of a good concrete house and a barn
with stone.fouidation (36x56). 3t is
only' a few rods from church and school
house, and 3 miles from Lucknow For.
-further particulars apply by -letter-or
or
xn.person:to:2ames„ U. --Gardiner, Box
102, T;,ucknow Ont.
THE .i'
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SCHOOL
STRATFOR°D. ONT.
Our past . record and -our present
grade of work stamps'us as the great.
practical training 'school of Western.
Ontario. ,
Ve have three departments :--=
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Commercial, Shorthand, -
• . Telegraphic.
Our graduates are • in demand as
,Business College teachers.as -well as
office assistants. Individual instruc-
tion Enter Now. • Large catalouge -
free Write for••it:
Elliott & McLachlan,,
Principals. -
This is one of the best shops in town for; o
Y you t :-
your Stock Food from, for the simple reason we h
three different- kinds' Dr. Hess', Dr. Scott's,
Worthington s.
. buys ••
anile
and
Our prices are the lowest'alnd we can isell you 'as'
ackage as.you wish,'
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le Instant Louse KillersHeave Cure, •,
` ..eve rythitlg that is"manufactured
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ucknow
JOHN SUTHERLAND
INSURANC:�
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"week.-'-11.r..Will Lane and niece Miss
Tillie Hackett are spending a fewv. days
1 T .FIL:=1-tirSiMi or
..
Lothian is busy;- erecting ' a closed in;
'.shed for the Lanes �'resbyterian eon -r
'gregation,.Eyhich wi._lll't a morn comfort
"able during' the coaling winter Mr:
-las: -Richie is- busy chopping 'grain "foe'
thefarriers-=atpresent Mn--lleriry
Mullan ha rented his farm toMr Dan;_
Alton for the coming suinmer. Tle
rifle shoot held among the members
of the Lane's club was very closely con
tested. The..captains_ were ':Jas. ' Gil-
more and Jas. Rose, the:former former w'in'
;'ning.by'a small margin, 6 points. - On
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Wednesday evening the -losers provide
a supper at the home ° of Mr. 'Joseph.
Sweltzer. Lurk next time 'J'im.-On.
Thursday eveningof ` last ;Week the
-young men ,of ckett's_League _con-
ducted:theF League accompanied,_ by
:their'pastor. The evening's program
consisted of .instrumental -music by, :the
.orchestrar'" . sin recitations and singing, .
s
a
arches. At a later' date e young
pth
ladles will have ano
- pportnnity of ex ,
ereisf"sin g--their-.talents...
LUCKHOW 'ROLL 'R MILLS
f are `Buying
WHEAT AND. Y%'1~ D' GRAIN
$2•
Se'I�y a : Flou:� • ,
A blended . taptry noir, •
%Ia►velock Brand :$300
�r,
from'all Menitbba wheat;' .
Pastry Flouts"'$2.SO
ff�om Ontatia Winter Wheat.
• Get ttxem £torn yoiir grocer •
' • or 116 the xni11.. • •• '. .
TreIea en &hos
The time fortheNew. Overcoat has ;come and we have
the;•rt; kltld for:Men'.in Mekoi2: and' Seaver, Prices' from
$8,00ightoy.$ I soo Sizes • 36 . to 44: Our :' range of sizes in
Youths'aid-Boys' will be complete ' this week.
Men's Odd, Pants inood ualit 2; .
g q Y$00 to
air, - Odd Vests :$ILoo.each, 'all :sizes.
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per
Ladies' Coats are selling -but we have still. some very
desirable styles in tight .fitting from $ro 00 to $13.00 ` each,
Also extra good value in the loose fitting 'styles:
In buying .Furs .always get the best of kind. - Our
selections.are•„ade_onAbi i ,1 1e. , henwyo�u_:hal, Jiorla
p �c� � �
you get the best that is going. - The best Sable, large pillow
Muff, with tails only $15.00 ;A ruff tomatch at $15.o0•....
Round Muffs and ruffs at lower: prices.
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In the Millinery' Department they are still busy turnincr
out ` orders: The stock : is well assorted. • Remember- all
millinery must be paid before the close of the season.
ers1
Brie -
d Horse Jho
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. The next
t Horse': Show' -u'
pier the
auspices, the
sp Of Ontario .Horse Breed-
ers' Association, will bei .held,at the
Union Stock-• Vards,West_ Toronto
(Toronto Junction), on Wednesday,
.Thursday and i?riday, January 13Th,
14th arta 1 5th; 1909::
During the' time of. the Show a good
street .car. -service willbe-given.from
the. City' of Toronto to. the Union
.Stock Yard's:
The building in f which Attie Shove
specially fitted with a show
rung and will be ' well lighted and
`heated.. All the horses on .exhibition
will be stabled': at the Stock -Yards and
every opportunitywill. be given visit-
ors to view the: exhibits. Both the
CPR and, .the G.T.R. have'sidinigs
in the Yards : and .there is every con-
L.nience'for the easy, loading and un=
ading of the horses.
The :different classes of the Show
With -the -prize money for each are 'as
follows : 'Clydesdales, $820 , -Canadian
Bred Clydesdales and Shires, -$440 •;,
Shires, $305,: Hackneys, . $sf 20, Stan-
dard Breda', .:$57$.; 1.7ioroughbreds,
$275,. Ponies, $130; Heavyi .Draught,
Horses $305'; .. • Championships, $245;;
Total prize money, $3215.,
The judge's. -of -heavy horses•will
:Hon." Robert •Beith;' .Bowmativill'e ;
James Torrance, Markha'>n; Job White
Ashburn ; with Al. McLaren,. Chicago,
as ' reserve '' judge. • . • The judges for,
Hackneys Will be Dr. 'Campbell, Ber-
lid; W. H. Gibson, .Beaconsfield, Que';
B. Rothwell, Ottawa ; with L. Mere
dith 'London, .'
a s reserve judge. '
The list of ptizes offered is practit
Cally the , same' as of • the last Show-,'
copies may he procured on application`:
to the .Secretary, Ontario Horse Breed,
els' 'Exhibition, Parliament. Buildings,
Parliament i3uildings, Toro:-1to.. " '
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toIT'have Put the . est -we -know an. range
• W construction>id o the imperial Oxford
Range, Se ie• oo.•
,,,We -have left out nothingthat' ono years of„
experience in rangy bu tdr, ghy taught .us
would make the roes--rial Oxford'.sace more'
fuhis-worrwithel, bake and ttoaotk ;t better— `fat would "do
tutthow_
y : and dirt .• cif d`
other
.Theranges'result is the
highest . achievement • ••. •F+
in cast iron
cooki
ng
apparatus. •
It is fitted with a g•
. Gurne , :O!xtord . rc-
Y
-veesebl. gvate.. •The `a'�
g, L
grate with. interlock'nf _e;'i that' cut off all
.-..dead ashe,4,;.aly n 1 ;hist to :t -i ght,.
' • quickly responding sire. Von can k •ep your
fire in all winter and al. .ys have gDada
baking oven as if the 'tire wa
nadefresh
every rno<nt
No other lahke':cf range has sc,.a an evenly.
ny ra-'te e
it kitchen:
roU".'save
ue1,
oo
worry an
work
heated oven at. the Imperial Oxford This Ili L.
due to our special centre flue strip that divides
the heat, so that half of it ntyst.pass around ,
the front of the oven;instead-' of -all the -heat . :
-: going to the back of the even as in ordinary
ranges: That -is why it Such aa3^rfect bread
and cake baker: such a!* even r•,-er.
--• 2% y.. cin cu.ck�ly
and easily change this
f
?wrange from coal to,
_ urns
ood b a
• Tl e-
t-'
9k ,.
anal grate canes out
the front of the range
>< s
lea- �
and the .wind gr,-te
•
100' can beput 'in its place.
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The
lifting hearth
..,.
- - r:one,tie-ca eh .
a.> shownin the illustration, makes' it easy to
remove the ash -pan vtthout spillinganyashes.
We want you to call in and, look at the -
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Imperial C)xford.r3 r� , see . yourse"
a high state of perfection has been reached.
ted'bookletabout
At Least, get our illustr.,the
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oti>a, W .:ailh
that • cod -can give
G ra= or A
There is no coalwasted in the home that is
heated by Gurney=Oxford Art • Laurel Base
v. Burner. -'
Every piece ofcoal `is burnt to a fine white
ash and all the heat generated is. held in the
range until it has.raOated into the room, not
lost up the chimney., • "- . •
This is accomplished .through ouir special
system of drafts and circulating dues.
The -Art laurel is'the handsom the teret'
produced. ' Beautiful in design its easily kept
�.8eat
-from a
rt -Laurel -
' Gibbing' Rates. The Sentineloaiiea Weekly Globe
1 year..... .. .. $1,60
The Sentinel and Weekly Mail &
Empire, 1 year ..... . .1.60
The Sentinel and painiiy Herald
and Weekly' Star, '1 year 1.75
The , Sentinel and Weekly Sun, ',
1 year:.:..,. 1x/5
The Sentinel and Farmer's Ad-
vocate, '1 year......' .....:...s . 2.35
The Sentinel and Houle Journal,
1 year. 1:35'
The Sentinel and Toronto'
Daily'
Star1 veal . F ..,.....
The Sentinel and Tomtit() Daily'
World, .1 year..,"
so, becai se there are
no recessed places in
the niekei parts; to,
harbordirtand (lust,
where the du.5'ting
cloth can't get at.
It always 'looks
bright•and,new.
Call and see .,this
he ter=we ' would
a :
like 'to. tell you. more 'about it..
The Gurney Foundry Co. ',Limited. Toronto;
MURDIE & SUTHERLAND,.
LUCKNOW..
respective Buyre
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• Bever req,° Tires blacklead,
if:you want a cheap ;Steel Lange, Call and see what we
can offer },ou for'$..19.00—a Steel ,Range withwcopj er reser=
voir, large sited oven, .full•,set cd.wood trimmings and' a Range
that will take -zo inch wood. ;
If you equire''a heater, we can suit you. : We have then%.
in all sizes rind styles'. Seeour leader—the Alberta, which is
225•: the strongest double heater manufactured.
3435 (. ".MUi Dt ' SUTHERLAND, fLUCKNO 4
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Notice 'the' accolnpat yinc
L
cut/ of the
most
up,to-date.
,
Steel Range on the -market—
theO.K.,
Axford O. K., a rage that .;.
stands' pre-eminent.' It 15
fitted` with interlocking grates.
which means a 'fuel Saver, it,
has t'hedrop p oven door, a' large
-
warming closet, a • reservoir
'that will hold six pails .of water,
it 1,S, fitted: with a Duplex' draft
-
whtcht..:insures an, even fire,
but, above all itis a ranga that
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