Lucknow Sentinel, 1902-05-30, Page 8r
1 E DONT MEAN THE
referendum although swine.
peopie asy it. but we' !nu*u
your blood. .It is loaded .with.
impurities at thir.teason of the
year What • you. need. as a
blood: purifier, and we hayo it.
for jou, one that we can recom:f
mend-nOrra. Owl( ConroUND
or SARSAPARILLA, This:
is a powerful blood purifier. It
is eonbpoeed of. Sarsaparilla,-
Yellow Dock,,Prickley'Aeh and
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lo remedies Iodidesof Potas. •
slum mad Iron. It is useful in: .
. eases of lois of appetite; impair-
rad digeatioo, liver troebles and
also those troubles arising from;
impurities, its the; blood. Yon:
Cannot • do better than try . a
`bottle. 100 full dotes for 'One
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G. LOCHEAD,
rCNEMIST AND; DRUGGIST.
i UO=1iOW., ONTARIO
lops : tuaczuseli-
INSURANCE
trir. .life Health Accident Guarantee
Marine''
,TIOKETS-Railway Ocean and ;Tourist
Tickets Everywhere
100•Acral-Good Stock Farm for Sale
3. XLnrobisoa, Agent.
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The, eighteenth, annual. meeting of
the Maitland Presbyterial Woman's
Foreign Missionary. Society , was held
in the Presbyterian Church, ' Moles-•
worth on Thursda�v May_ 220th. Itwas
one of tbetbeat meetings ever held by
the society. .The attendance both of
repreaontativea of the various u
jerk* of the society and•, visiting,
friends ,was, unusually ° large.. Tbe
programme was full• and interesting
and a spirit, of esrnestness'and Bence prevaded the whole ' meeting.
Through the kindness of the ladies of
Molesworth .everything was done 'that.
could: add to the comfort and "enjoy=.
meat of ;those present. The interior
of the church was made, most attrac-.
five by.the presence of plants. The:
days Proceeding's began with ' a, devo-
ionalmeeting presided over' by
Malcolm.: ' In''the absence of the,
President, Mrs. Perris, thechair win'
occupied by , Mrs. 'Roes, of Brussels,
who . wap assisted in' the ; opening
devotional exercises by Mra. Dunn
and Mrs. MacKay. The; President's
address wis earnest, encouruging 'and
stimulating. The Secretary presented;
the:; annual report of the year's • work,'
and: the. Treasurer her statement
showing the contributions of the year
were $1547.72. In -addition to this
clothing valued at $572 60'*SS sent
to the .Northwest Indians. ' 'Mrs.
Millar led the meeting.in prayer dedi-
eating the offering to the Lord. The
reports of the Secretory' of 'Supplies
and Leaflet Sectetary Were read and
adopted The ,discnssiou on, 0% What'
conati>rtes a 'good meetingr and' .a
conference of Mission ',Band Workers
both hrought'forth a. free interchange.
of ideas; ani resulted' in giving muck
helpfull.'iaformstiou. ' ' The following
ladies took part in. , the discussion::
Mrs. Malcolm, Ilrs. Brown, Mrs. Bal,
'lautyne; Miss Ross, Mrs. Richardson,
Mra. Mitchell," Mrs.. Dunn and Mrs.'
Robertson,' The conference.as pre
sided over by Mise Oordgtl; The
question drawer uncle; the charbw of
Mrs. Stewart' .and Mrs. Chadwick
proved a moathseful part of the pro-
gransme. Miss Camphell; Missionary,
from India, giving a touching picture.
-of suffering bumanity'and . telling the.
great work Christ's followers seek,
withhis help:: to • do:, During the
'course of Ler' address,,. Miss. Campbell
exhibited many curios which she had
brought'from India. Mrs. Malcolm,'
Mrs. Coombs'' 'and Mrs: ' Chadwick
rendered appropriate music which was
much appreciated.. The election of
officers for thesuing • fear reeelted
as follows .,President,, 'f rlce Ross,
Brussels, 1at�lvice-president, Mrs. Mc-
Kay,, Lucknow ; 2nd vice-president,
Mrs. Ballantyne, Molesworth ; 3rd.
v' residen Mrs... Malcolm Tees
vice-president, ,
waterr, 4th vice' president; Mrs 'Peri e,
Wingham , treasurer, Mrs.:. Rtnitard-
son, Braesels ; s;ecretary,. Dirac hiac:; .
Nath, Lucknow ; leaflet secretary,
Mrs. Chadwich, 'Teeswater , secretary
of supplies, Miss MacDonald,'Wing
ham 'The sogiety agreed to bold nett
annual meeting at'' Wingham on 'the
Wird Tuesday of May 1903. Hearty
votes of thanks were 'passed' to ,,Miss
Campbell
and the'' ladies of Moles-
worth. At the publicmeeting in the
evening the church ' was well. 'filled
The annual' report of the' society was
read Rev- A. ‘McNabb and'imprressive
addressed were delivered by Rev, Mr.
;;Dunn, ' of : Whitechurch; : R4v , :Mr.
West, of Bluevsle,, and Rev W., : A.
Wilson, M. 'A., returned Missionary
from India
Circumstances having transpired which necessitates
my return to Mt. Forest, I have therefore decided ,to oiler
the whole 'of my stock for sale. either en bloc or in detail,
and in order to Treet the pub!ic we have gone through our
sto4 and marked doods Down to Cost, and in a great
MANY LINES BELOW COST.
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s • son for using'Pari Green will soon be here. It • is ct'. the 'utmost
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• . importance to Ars,'and to our customers} they should get the best, Our Paris..
• Ure p n has been chemically tested and pronounced pure. - It his poor policy. to. buy '
'' a cheap adultrated Paris -Green Save a few cents on . a poundand lose two or
• three dollars' in work.. Our'`price 25c per .pound.
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F 1 . Killer and. Sprayer• ..,
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Sprayer •:This Fl..Killer is
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g >.g guaranteed , to do the
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work,. It kills'and' kee • s the flies away • from snick. • . T; y '. it and. see 'how much •.
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easier your horses.'will work, how much -more quickly cattle will fatten; and how
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ranch nc h .more and better.milk the cows will give. A, herd,.of•cattle, can: be sprayed
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DRUGGISTS.
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Extra values in Spring` 'Footwear.
Men's HeaAr Split Congress $1;00 to $1:50.
Man's Heavy Oil Grain Congr ess, at $2.00.
This Gaiter is a genuine snap and one that, we : will guarantee
as it has been tried in. the bzst Ray to try shoes, that is by the
wearer and : has given satisfaction in every case.
Men's Grain PloViVoe,. Blucher cut, • both lace and buckle at
$1.25, worth $1:50
Also our Men's SplitBats at $1,50 is a good durable • shoe
So we hope dispose of our entire stock hy,„the.$sirst d July,
as' we have to vacate the' ihe premiSes by the middle of
said month.
in soon; so ps :to have them. all yai ard all accounts,
will have to be settled at an eat ly date' as Any 'monies not
ir.ollecledby,july moit assnredlv be placed in 'Court
or otherwise for collection.
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CREWE
r Mr. Edward . Hughes and family,
Sun4Yed at hia sister's, Mrs': Pierce.
TonyPierce who Went to Manitoba
hurt harvest arid was. Algoina. all
winter, returned home Sunday.
!"•.' 'Hasty had a chimney struck
with OA Thursday 22nd.
'Mr. H. Tieleayen had a chimney
atruck and other damage , done to the,
house, OD ThUlDdSy •
gr. Thos. Culbert has got an ar
tesiari well sunk. 'He is still nimble
to:work with sciatica.
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To Rent
The brick store and dwelling house
with storehonse and 'driving shed. A
good business stand. Pmesasioin ab
once. Apply to
' MRS: Manilla
St. Helens.
LLPAPER
Give us a call and we Nrill use you,right.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
ouse Furni.s
House furnishings are . in dernpnd and we have e..tra. values in many
desire -able lines of Carpets, Linoleum§ and Lace Curtain's.
Brussels Carpet at 85c and $1.00 per yard.
Tapestry Carpet at 35c, 50e, and 60c per yard.
All -wool Carpet, Maple leaf 80c per yard.
Wool with cotton warp 58c per yard.,
Union cotton 25c to 5Qc per yard. •
Linoleum 4 yards wide 82.00 per yard. •
Linoleutn 4 yards wi.le $2.85_ per yard.
Lace Curtains 25c, -50c. '75c and' $1.00 per plir.
tate CurtainS'$1.10 to $4.50 per ppir
These are all <Toad values and never iail to please our customer$.
The Millinery Department has all 'the latest novelties in JIat-'1, Trimmings,
etc. Give Miss Mathewson a call when _you waut anythin% in this line.
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N.B.—Butter and Eggs taken as cash value during the sale.
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As we are. now settled in our new' location we are
better equipped than evei to meet. the, vr a nts of our many
' cuStothers as everybody knows that we carry a well-assmted
stock of the following lines' :"
Bedroern Suits
Sideboards .
centre lable.s
Dinieg
Morris Chaira
Comm on Chairs
Rocking Choi I'S
nigh Chairs ' ,
Picturee
Window ShadPs
Book Cases
Deskl
Ball Racks •
Clothe,' HorseS
Pi:ture Framing
Parlour Suits
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' Springs
:Common lizids
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tit attended to Night or Da*,
Now is vote- time in buy 8tatiiiikery
'Weil "Paper and Books at coSt before ;
remove to 'the othor side of the —
street. Doo!t, fail to avail ypur;ielf of
this chance,.
W. J. MITCAELL
JEWELER STATI9NER
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Its, no wonder that The Sherwth. Willianis•Puint
. gives' such genuine 8atisfaction. There's so -much
care "Used in: makinq it the ,materialti ,it is made
' from, axe so good and the men who make it are so
thorough /and so well-traind in good paint making,
that will give such perfect. 'results- . You make no .....
. miffake ih ming it TV'S for the outside 'and inside .
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