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IIISURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE
GUELPH
NAIR'
CKtIOVI: BRANC
A./GE,NERAI. BANKING BUSINESS
Vances made to tarn:lora to' feed 'stock.
Sawa NOTES bought and collected,
All rates moderato,'
, DRAFTS, issued payable at all the
principal points in Canada and the
United States. . •
Savings Department. •
Deposits of $1.00 and „upwards; received
and interest allowed at. current rates from
date of deposit to date of withdrawal..
"rile depositor' is not subject to any delay
anY nos tion of the depoait, •
• JOHN SPROAT AGENT.
LIICKNO W.
LEGAL
miaow, QS,. CHAS. GARHOW L 1.11
1119 A. MALCO AfiON, BARRISTER.
K. • Solicitor, Conveyancer, etc., (late of
upstairs in Allin's non.
. .• Sol icitt Cogmissioner, Notary, etc.
NIoney to loan. MIA! over Moody's Herber
.TE14NANT, PHYSICIAN
IL/ , Surgeon , and Acconcher. Surgery
neer J. Elliott's grocery store. Office hours
geon. and Accoucher. Upstairs iu
Attires now bloats. Residence Rocs street,
SOCIETIES
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OLD LICHT LODGE
'A 21114-4:4
71,4 C
- on or before the full ,moon, .in the
ilationic Hall, Havelock street, '
ISAAC/ SiORHISON... HARRY DAYS
Norshil,ful Master. Secretary
.11:4 Lodge Xo 112
'meets ,eVery Friday evening at 8 o'clOek in
' W. 0, JOHNSTON' P. A.7111AtcOUSON,
now. Meets every firstl arid third Mon-
day of every Month in the -Orange Hall,
Visiting brethren are cordially 'invited,
Lucknew Lodge In
dependent Order of For.
esters -meets in the Odd -
2nd and 4the Tuesday
of each month, as 7.30.
"Visiting Brethren Invited.
FAANK CAIN D: N. LAWRENCE
Chief Ranger. Item See.
_LI Lodge of the
-Ancient Order of
United Workmen,
fellows'Hall, On the
last and• second
\ Monday evenings of
/ 111%1 o'clock; , Visiting
Brethren cordially invited, -
. LOYAL ORANGE LODGE
100: 428, 'HOLDS ITS REGIT-LAR,
m mthly meetings in the Orange Hall,
Campbell street, Ioicknevt. on,, the second
Tnearlay evening' of each add everY month.
Degree night on the second Tuesday evening
following. All vi,dtliag brethren cordially in-
vited to the meetings. ,
ARCHER, , W. NfeQuitAilt.
..Tiniviry.2lizt...1962 Berne :Mak, iniant,.1
itt 'the' residence of the
/aft, William McLeod of Iluron to Eliza,
beih, youngest daughter of the late" Mr.
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We do „a general banking business; SSile
drafte throughout ,Canada and the United
States. We make colleationa dn'allpo1nts.
, Is:Lauding :--Western States; Manitoba and
. the North,West'Provinces; and all coiled -
tions, whether note or aoconut, will have
prompt attention.
Notes- disconnted and- farmer's sale- notea
We loan to farmers on double or single notes
at from one to twelvemonths time and at
reasonable rate of interest. • '
We loan small or large amounts on second
mortgage on farms or other real estate sec-
urity and on first chattel m tgages on live
stock and implements and
We have a large amount o unds to advance
on first mortgages froni per cent. to 6 per
cent, - The rate is grade ccording to the
quality and size of the lb n reqn re .
We represent the leading eEnglieh and Cana-
dian Fire Insurance Companiee and can
effect Insurance on all classes of property in
Steelr or lgutital Companion as desired.
office hours are from 10 a: m, to 4 p.m,
LOCAL ITEMS
ock Parliament to night.
Have you paid for` The, Sentinel ?
----Mrs,--Adaiti:Thoinpson is Visiting
in Goderich.
It it-thne,to renew your subscriptio
for The Sentinel.
Mr. Neil McKenzie visited friend
tn kinloss on 'Sunday.
Remember -the carnival in -the rink
,on Tuesday evening' next.
1‘,Ir Archie McCorvie has been in
,Thoinaa-fiii a few days,
Walkertea on 'Tuesday, next. :
Mo. ,I.troje meMillan..of, North Da,
keta is iieiting at his; hoine here.
:the rgneii; of Reave,Alliri this, week. .
guest of ' btrs. K.1,blacleed.. this Week.
is the guest of Ming JeSsie
Mr. Stan'. johnsten has been: ritati.
of NiolosS Visited friends hi town oti
Be sure And aitsiad''the' Meek Parl
Ment in the towdliall this (ThursdaY)
silver :plated skates,. •Apolr to R.
Wailierton, are. ,, visiting ft iends in
A gram!: ifarnival and Minstrel
ovening next,.
guest of Mrs.' D. 0. Taylor a cohnle
double' and
'FOn .SALF:-Lai -geed set 'of ,single
Chid ConStable Briggs of 'OiralkOr-
ton Was in the village on Thursday,
serving 'Jury summOns. •
Miss, Hattie' of :TeeeWater
was Of bite', Maitintion
Saturday and Sunday. , ,
Will be ndispenSed in, the' PresbYterian
chniCh•Orp Sunday next.
,Special religiou,"' services. are ,being
held in the Presbyterian 'cliiirch each
evening Phiring the week.
Mr. yred, Grandy ',is onernk up
gredery, storb in. the Meek;
AimiveraarY Bait fa the tO.Wp en
•htiss, Mable Grundy and blisg:
it card had' -• • are w•-- visiting --
friends- in tOWn and vicinity.
, House, , to Rent --,The honse lately
this :Are. ifOt tater than l'etSeav
hien° of Thd Sentinel.
A.Reading' Circle -hes been 'formed
roenectiett with the RpWt/rtil
League, of the Meth, ot,ilet ohoreh:
Another vote will be taken in Mani .
toba on the prohibition' queStion by
9r4er a, the Roblin (leveret -Pent. -
Mr; and Mrs.:Murray of 'Acton ape
spending, their'',, honeymoon. at Mr.
Robert, PhilliPs'.and.other friends; ";
Mrs.. Lou Stewart; accsmanani,,e4Jay._
_her daughter Jessie, of Woodsteck; is
Visiting her lift ,antal.hoinii tpivn:
ratepeyerg of Sullivan' by n
sta.ente !Sher, ail' 59 cents a' day:
Executive at Bervie on Tpesday even-
ing.
D. Sullivan, A. VVieebter
and J. McLeod ,.have neen appointed
License 'Conamiesioners for Sauti;
led by Miss 'Helen MaLaren,.',.Who: will
sPend some tinie there,
The firm" of Agar Jr. Johfieton haVing
dissolved, .partneiship, it is neeessary
'that, all accounts due, the ,said tirni
must be settled at onee.
Mr. Brown 'Malloug,b, Of West' Su -r.
parlor, spent. a week with. friends in
riair of Loot Week
was the, scene of pretty h9tof? •Wcc,1-
ding at tha'r.' On Thursday, Jan, 1 GO,
-their youngest danghter, Tena,
• the wedding' ,cborlip
/•Mias•./Edith the.- bride, leanitil
On ilia arm of lieriathe entered the
'"...Fe&eiTtreii7TOotti;-7Ieli was gaily' dee,
orated with red, white: and blue and
banked with palms and foliages. The,
eereinehy took place under it:ea:nippy
entwined with, Union'Jacks and Stars.
and Stripea. The bride was.• attired
in her travelling sult4'.of iron greY
freer 'the bloSsOms,of-, bUsinese until
jedfeious Use of Printere' ink.
Our accounts are small 'but we haVe
a'number of them , scattered all .over
the .country, for subseriptions... The
:A pony and'Outter ,be sold
eheap for -cash, as the Owner is going
',The Hamilton 13iisitiens'„Edueator,
.Under' the beading , of: "Forest City.
:Business College notes," contiine the,
following yeference to. Miss Marion.
' McLean has left.the college .to take
, =position 'with the London. Litho-
graPhiog 0o... During ,her ..course she
'repeatedly. took' dietatinn 130 words
a aiitiiit.e and read•her notes like print."
Ripley Express -7- Mitchell Bros.,
tO be worth Over half n The
With pleasure that the Express reCords
men, hpnest and generous, endericeed-
'MoinehOuse,'. Who 'resides at Lticknow,
has thitty:then at Work, and. la hand..
ling a, large quantity, of, Joie. • Thomaa'
la eharge, of the Berkley mills, John
is 'tit Holland Centre, 'Edward, is :at
Carleton and Dennis is in LiVoraao
TiTla the, wish of , their, Huron friends'
that "ticeeee May COntinue to be With
dt hr ee S I Ils2e:i )t.li :ET!) ilwYciir°trti °Lti,r4gunekriis ° lovttahde.
mg. The• occasion Was the Meeting
triet, bet :Owing to the stern), sOme of
the.del,egateS Wete unable, to, be Pre -
Speaker and. haa Leen activoly engaged
in Leagne ;veil since ite infancy:, no
netWitbStantlitig his busy life, he giveS
his- time and talests tO the Leagne
and' Church Work- Ana additiOn
tills offices in nn rebel: of societies and'
WalltS front ranks with: pro-
gresSiie citizOtni of the ,town.
,: *yen itaaiiis "Adt;rteee
-John- A; 'Cameron; of Betineati,.
11,. sent a Jetter, tO the Durham
and in adyanee
1908. "'There , ire. hundreds ,,of, kical
newapaper offices would like • to
see t4 'Caradren men er 'My other
-kind vihite.9t, blaek,•inerch along With
or send, their Money , years in
caniel's hair cloth, with waist of white
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silk stiped crepe de' °Ilene and black
'velvet bat, .and :carried banchea of
port pendant,,,, the gift of: the green'''.
and was ("owned in a beautiful costuroo'
of 'reeecla °Teen broadcloth with black
velvet hat,/ and' ,carried a sheai , of
carnations. She 'Wore '.1„leur de Hs:
pearl pin on geld bar; a sonstenir
from the erecen. Mr.: Ed. LaWrence
brother' of thesbride, Was; groononan.
After the, cereinony and congratinla-'
was. deciorated blue.and white,
arid _the tables _with sniall potted ferria;
English, violet.% and carnations. The:
Owned in white organdie, and wear -E
pig white Swiss Muslin. embroidered
lace§ from' the, bride, ninde charming
attendants.' The guests present Were
Fraser, Mr; Bert and Miss Lindsay,
Goderich ; r. and Mr. Geo. Evans,
Bright.; •Dr. and Mrs. Elliott Mr.
now ;, Miss. Jennie McKenzie. and.' Mr.-
1,Purgess,•lgargaret .Campbell and
• West left'On din afternoon train and:
after February .15th wilt at'dietne
at 4201 Lake••avenue, Chicago.:•
One of the most exciting and hotly
Contested °Curling, matehea ever 'played,
in the villaee took place in the rink
here on Tueeday afternoon between
the Wingham :and JmeknoW • Clubs in
Grand carnlYal
A • grand Carnival and minstrel
'Carnival of the season
Lorne' rink, ,LI'lekttovi. liges.OaT
eVening,, Jan Tin? f119wing
prikes will be, offered Rest, dressed
'3ilvtir inorracco case, by H. O..
Armstrong, $3 2ad prize, bOnnet
diested-gentIartitlitizi.;-pair kid gloves
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Will cuff buttong, in. :Beet dressed
,Police patrol at.9 o'clock.
Skating from 9 t9 11- for spectators,
Lucknow' band ,„.in attendance. „. Ad-
chiklree 10e. Prises may be seen at
G.. AriloStrong'i and W. MitchelPs,
Hooke, Match
The hodkey match in the rink here
on Wednesday evening between the
Walkerton and Lucknow teams was a
erten boys were simply. "not in
and the game 'from start to finish was
a series of goal after goal for the home
team, and when the, -referee called half
time, the Score stood 18 to 1 in favor
of Lucknew. Tile second half of the
game was slightly better but the visi-
tors failed to score and when tune was
called the Count stood 22 to 1. The
Walkerton boys aie a gentlemanly lot
of fellows and the game throughout
was devOid of any dispute or rough
but_they were far outelassed by
the Lucknow boys -both in skating
and stick work. Mr. R. Richardson,
-of Walkrrton, as referee, gave univer-
sal satisfaction.
Grand curling Contest
One of .the greatest events in the
history of.curting in this county will
take place in Lucknow on Wednesday
and Thursday next. The loCrd curlers
are offering three beautiful` pairs of
new curling stones ancr a set of hand-
some curling brooms as prizes to be
competed for by all the clubs in tbe
, province, and invitations hairs been,
,sent out to the different clubs esking
them te come here on this occasion.
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As thecompetition is opun to =single
rinks it is expected that a large crowd
of curlers will be present, and' if the
weather. -is favorable the primary
matches will be Played on the mill
ponds at the cardmg mills,' where
the ign is first-elaSs.
kinloss District Lnyal Orange
'.the district Match for the. Western
Ontario tankard. On.the comPletion
ef the game ,of -22 heads the score
their Opponents and Mr. Arlin'
,beilig ,3 down, so kliq it was necessary,
to. play another head to break the tie,
and the Lircknov./ ,men won out by
tWo Shots te the good, ' The following
is • the score
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E. ItIcAlPin,
A. j. Alderson,
H. 11.
ship
A. McPherson,
NV: Treleaven, .
Minority ,for Luektiow •
Missionary Sormon6
L3dge held its aanual -meeting with
the - ropnabers 'of -Maple GrOye Lodge,
was a arge representation tom we
1,1odgea and some interesting discus-
/ sions on various subjecni ,took PlaCe
The following,' officers were , elected
and installed,, by the retiring blaster,
John Cox; Roe. Sec , Chas. E Mc-
Lect
appointed J. S. Tennant Medical ex;
1-'-.? aininer for .the district.' • Kinless \wns Ho* to. produce prize Batter, Thos.
:Stock Taking al ways bring. tO• the
rent many , lines ,of 'goods:, that "it is
desirable to, sell at 'stich a: reduction
din,ptice tn.. Clear the line, that makee ,
them a SPECIAL BARGAIN tO the per-
• . This-, week we offer two sech
Special Bargains.
Bargain Lot No. 1, Contains
5 Men's Fine QUality, All' Wool, Grey
TWeed Suits-- Freneh Faced --
"Fine Italian Linings. Regular
Price $12, Clearing Price $9.50.
Tweed—Linings dr Facings same,
,as above. Regular Price $11.00,
Clearing Price .$8.90,
' Tweed, Regular Price t $8,75, '
Clearing ,Price $6.90.
A number of other suite at $3.50 an
$5.50.
Bargain Lot,No. 2 Consists -Of
were 60c, 65c and 75c. Clearing
Price 5Cc.
were 350 40c and 50c Cleanne
Erica 25c.
4 Pieces Dress Goods Regular Prices"
were 25e and 30c. Clearing
Price 15c.
NTION
41, good. witch needs careful
attention .to keep it going as. „
should go, but it Inuit, have
inielligent attention.
We know,•how to lint -it
in good condition an& ,
ii,anct teli you what it
H. ARMSTR,C)NG
-Jeweler and 'Optician.
Farmers' inititute Meetings
Brpee 'Partners' Institute, will
be held in the township :ball Hely,/
cOnimeticing' at 1;36 and f;30
Afternoon, aessiOn—Problecns' of the '
preached 5/couple' of able ;sermons ni
!Aar. in behalf of tin? mosionary Work-.
of flit' e
atut subscriptions were contrib;ite'1 to
,thnt caus'e the eon reef
Mr. liarris toek Pulpit: in
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Misa Oharlett,6 E, Wiggins Of
tont°, the Clever ProivinciarOrganizer:
;;;Cak that- have been
greatly 'apProdiated the, friends Of
interenting and ,effective,,speaker,. and
her' Visit, CannOt :tail to; ha,ve a good
elteet in the .,eause, of- temperance in
our village,/ The Wm:nail's' Mock
Parlininent," in' the' Tesin lien this
MilCk Cities; ',F. Sleighttiobii;
Colin.' Canipbell. Evening", sesnion--,
Colin„'Canapheil.,-r,„Th to we live
; 'a feet': and general ditscuision
is dealred, on. all ittbjects: Mrs.
'eatripbell will address the ladies in the
public library hall and a full housq:ls
president an 1 ieCretary of; the 'Central
Wonieriti:Tnititute. of the'
expecte't to be 01'6(30. A program'
noVel anti inh'resting entertainment, is•prepared for the evening meeting,
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