HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1901-10-18, Page 8.
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, are endowed'', Beeinfri.
htit the sixth sense! la Polne-
Sense, If thin sense*, wail.
40`019P0d saYe, us from
Many bllundera and etztistrikes,
tell cs that wheume41-
eines; are ruquired nothing but
the best And.purist /Mould be
used. We yseuld like to im-
'Diggs:and Chenticals, We ore
the: einality atour medicines,,
'.drogo, Chernicals and' Spicery
;Or Ire buy nothing ;but the
hest and only, thfrpurest" ma-
ecriptions and" receipts which
fill and the ..rdedicines We
711ititie .any article yen can e:
' ;444. YOU will rfind, that our
-prices are no higher - than
other Wades while • the iquility
• of our goods 'cannot he sur-
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life fete 0080 leeely, 'cheerless places,
by thOWnerel =Wagon! 'and Cleo of
'eaevei and has na4,440' Soy of BoOlog
given to liqnit drink!! which 115 the
°Urge of men, *Mri Leckie has ManY
thrilling:incidents to relate
7k re' travois ta and frOin the °awns'',
almost 'totally deirivpdbf Abe blessed
pi ivileges., enjOyed by those , in the'
more•settled parts of' the *country: A
cordial invitation is hereby extended!
t° the natdio td. go and hear the
�:r
did style. \ Rev. J. O. Spencer agotn
addressed' the COOVeition on Mission&
pairlidateSSett were Interesting and
will do mach to deepen the interest of
the young people in misidonary Work,
f his four e Ingham League extended . a
tion of 1902 held in that ,town whiell
Was accepted, The e:inging ,of the
hymn. "God be with you till we. meet
again" and benediction brOught to a
close the. most successful conventions
will be taken%
yet held in the district. ,
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!intik., at tharesidence,of,Mr.,'Jas •Catniz..
,,Jacob Steel Hunter, Lnokaaw,:to
011U ghter of the tato sr, John 'claMerOn,-
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A. C.. LOCHEAD
iliTeddanir Bella' in Melees
when his 'only daughteKMisSAdeline;
was united in ..nnitrimony to.
Alf flodgins,',,a,, prosperous, young
fariner_nt."tliesante—towitship. The'
ceremony was performed by Bev, E,
‘A.i Of .Bervie in: the' Presence.
.of about eighty-dve „ guests, the wed-
ding, march being Played by , Messrs.
Benson and Will Coif brother's of _the
bride -The' Inido fooked charming,
gowned in white organdie, ,•trimmed
*iph. white lace' end pale 'blueribbon,.
...with bridal veil,, and:carried a :shower
bouquet of .White times. , The brides -
:maid,' Miss Susie, Hodgms, sister of
the 'grown, was becomingly attired in
.white organdie,. with, white chiffon and
ribbon trinnings, :and carried ;an eitL
• 'qnieite bouquet, of whites roses , and
'of the-Villey ' Miss Addle
in ymk scirece, with. silk, lace . and
chiffon ,,triminings apal bouquet of
While,Miss Ethel Hodgins, in. a dress
of pale blue. cashmere,' t'irimined-.Witk
and „ pale blue, ribbon and
bouquet. of: WO and white NLi:olets,
Made an exceedingly prettyflower-girl.
sieted.the-groem. After the ceremony
partaken'of, after which an „exCellent
displaY of ,fireworkswas given the
• lawny follOwod by an' interesting mini"
cal prograhr, The diiiihg-rooni was
artistiCally decorated with oak leaves
and ,' banner . flags, the drawing-
.roolif being draped re,ff,,white and
blue, and Union jacks.; The guests'
110 g I Me. latter
the recipient of many handsome, and
. useful presents which testify 'to •the
.nsteent, in which She was held. ,
W.C.T.U.-Lvinbeip-Oamp Menden
A,publio meeting will ,bo held in
, the interests of the luraher camp 'title-
.'eion on., the 23rd ' in the Trophy -
addressed by 'Mr; teciltie, who is en-
gaged by the Provincial W.C.T.ITi to
travel •through 'the hitober and inkling'
.. Camps in Muskoka and' Nipissing.
districts; preathi,wc gOiipet temperance
and distributibg the corbfort bags and
literature supplied by the•local unions-.
spent in the lumber ,woods, bting ',gene*
grate" which' erainently qualifies kiln
"to reach Ota the helPing hand to. the
,7, -thousands of mail 'tkow engaged in the
„lumber woods. §ome 'hav,e taken to
this mode of' by choice bet%
of them have been driVen te it
through businem reverses'. Thousands
of hese 1110a are either .1 Withouk
frienk or have been Severed iron
them by evil habitOt The ;blects
, The fifth annual convention 'of the LIICILlirOW MARKET'
choral, loUcknow, 'On Tuesday this PO Wheat t • • ** " • .66:'
delegates' were preeent from the differ. 1:BarleT •,' ' • •'• • ••• .• 48 •
• ,Opening was
hats and bonnets *
our 'show, roOm.
Mathewson were a
Customers' w
-he newest ideas in t
Prompt attention is
a deei ed success. The display of trimmed
re great y. admired by the ladies' who visited
leasing ribute to her ability as a trimmer.
§ leave Itheir orders,with her are sure to get
e art. Leave your orders early.. t
The large' number bt orders given , to MiSs +. '
ur motto..
the sessions were well at
especially the afternoon. and e
The church, though in the mi
dat of
renovation; was beautifully decerated
The morning session opened! about
nine' o'clock With Mr: W. H. Kerr
..of Brussels, President of the district,
cises. "Why are we here?' wati intro-
given-. .A.'\ nominating 'comniittee was
then eleeted and wereto rtPort at ,the
eftermion session- .M.isa Match of
gorrie, gave an excellent paper , on
"Joy of Seriice •A inirited address
on "The Leaguer PH .Kvangelist,!:'
was stien hi', Rev. ,A.,11. Brown of
was introduced bY Mrs. A. T. Brown
on the Missionary, Temperance, and
Floral .departments of Juilior. Leagues
'were given hy three, Member's of the
Whiteohuroh-Juhier'teigni --The
beautiful: botiqiiet by it:member' of tile
above. League, 4 black board eXereise
with the: jiiniOrs was ;conducted by
Mrs: W;R. 'Vance of 'Beryls. SeSsion
' The. afternoOn Session opened with
prayer folloied by the' President's
annual. address. :At this jiinctnre:,,of
Kerr, Was,Obliged to return to.'Brits.--
eels. , Rev. Mr: :Harris occuPied the
"What social work can the individual
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, chair for t e remainder of the after-
noon semi n. • An inspiring paper on
Leaguer doI" 1_423, given by Miss 34..
-Stifiiiiit• of "loyal oak; and "wai.'fol-:
reports were given by the district Vice -
Presidents and Secretam-Treinfurer.
distriat offieere elected for 1901-01 as
Taylor, Lucknow ; :1st 'Vice -President,
Miss Kew; Whitechuroh. j. 4th, Vice -
President, Miss Stewart, \Royal Oak j
Ileeswater.. An:"Open Parliament `a
thrown Out. • A paper on' ".Miseionary
Literature° in the League and . what
We may learn -from .it,'' "win; given by
Rai T, E.. Sawyer of Salem. s Thia
was followed'13,y a splendid - Paper en
a W k at place. ought the Epworth 'Kra
and the Reading Coarse to, have with
our Leaguerst" by -Misi Genie Tolman
M. Ds, of - British Colnmbia then
addressed thelcoliventicin oh behalf of
whom the district' is.' endeavoring to
sustain In 'that far .off Mission fiekl,'
The
This address °toted the' afternoon
,Taylor presiding. After ,Opeaing wt.
43. of Corrie gaVe an addrese on, the,
Which wss educating and wail pitch.
ten gi reatiaci White took
WAS muck apPreehtted..1.' •.1Vesersi•
'Potatnee per ' 69,
Apptee, Per erre!!
ket*enort ee seventh page.
Rev 'A 0 Harris Palter,
' WERE -NIGHT SERVICES
3A-e,bave ver
INES this season.
be found 'right, as"als
fine display of RUFFS' and CAPER -
e never kad better.. Our prices kir Furs will
the, quality of the goOds. •
040 )0
k.
02*you. Want a.pair. of long, .bOots Agnew
has 'too'many of them.and if you, want* a good bbot
cheap call at Agn.etv s sh,op store
Prices:.°b2 .Suit. you
2p.pek:Pair.
AO take netic,.e that Wf. have; employed a firSt-clasS rePajrer Whq ItriA,rPpair
Sunday School and Bible Class at 9.45. a.m
Moining Prayer at 11 a.m.. '
Evening Prayer at 7 p.m.
Bifile Class and. choir praCtice' Wed.
nztad'ay evening at 7.30 p.m.
ine
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in seasonable novelties and
we are prepared to fill -all
orders Promptly..
Call and inspect our stock
before purhosing.
A.,1' good, range of outing
'.EXECUTOR'S .NOTICE.
In the Metter of the Witte of Samuel
Torter, late of the City Of .Redlands
in the County of San .Bernardino
in 'the State of California, U.1S.
Laborer, deceased. ,
0. 1897, 'Chapter 129, 'Section 38, and amend-
ing that "all p9riains.
against the'estate of the, Said Satnuel iPorter.
who died On or about,the 22nd flayof 4anuary
A. D. 1809, are required to send bv .044 Pre-
paid or to 'deliver .to the undersigned, the'
admisistrator .with the will: 'annexed; on or
before the loth day,of Noyeznber A. 1.4 1901,
statement 'of particuIars of their °labile and
tha nature of the seeurity.. (it any) held bi
them.'duly certified, and that after the,said
day the acpninistrater will pmeeed 'to dis:
tributetthe Mods of the said deceased among
the parties entitled (thereto, ' haring 'iegard
oultto thwelaimv of which .he then shall have
, Dated this 30,th (lay of SePtember A. D.
• Administrator
dat40,ged.' ..bk.r'.ftro.,_•Arei'''.beip.O.:::..001(1....at • ?a,
These stoves aie of the latest de-
signs,, many of them have steel ,ovens
and are perfect bakers There are in
the lot,
SQUARE STOVES, EXTVIDED STOVES •
RANGES AND HEATERS.;
some for wood only, others for o
only, and piany. of then). for
coal or °wood
Leicester 'Sheep For 'Stile.
S 0.030 0
and will continale until they are al
sold out 'The alert buyers will
profit most by being early
eine so tt of land attached g goon buslikess
stSnd7,4614 sale; Apply to: 1:' :
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