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Our Stt k of Chr1sltmaa Noyalties,
Toys and, 411 holiday goads are
better aid mere c ontpletct than
any wbkh ham been before opened
out in taistinow. We h*va neer
ly evarything whish the heart of
man or vretean eats' dprtira for
Christmas pr000ntm,
('*tf i for the little folic • y
(lifts for the .hos a,-
(2ifts for the
tlifta for rear Mw"pth t •.
t)iftst for .•N -v. ttw 4 thgn t r•ud-
motet *Iowa.
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ONT Apply at Alex. Ross' harness shop.
—Mr.
John Hutvbersun of Ripley,
LOCAL t rEVIS was in the village on Saturday last.
Messrs Harrigan and Arming of
- --i h as t1,�., + butter vrAntecl at D. Kincardine were in town on Friday.
Ma::d•.;I;!:•`• —The heavy rains on Monday and
. :• *4 6%14h winter him Tuesday last have filled up tho swamps
R`31:v t:::r. —Rev. A. McKay preached on Sab-
bath last at Whitechurch and Lang-
--c'r*ntvrrte►a 4t lOcta. per lb, or
qt. at J . F:ltd=•a, side,
—mutes Cilium will soon begettingMr. John Joynt shipped another
his tr�iue>iprr rra,l� • l car-los.d of evaporated apples on rue3-
r day last.
—Choke . Tow Coffees and Spi(*9 1, —The heavy wind storm on Tuesda •
at J. Elliot's. • i'last badly damaged the electric light
---D. M•1:sough ii /1 the ice to buy , wires in the village.
rt.ssr \tuas. candy.1 --Several heavy planks were blown
—Co to Law reuc,, .tc Johnston's for ; from the roof of Mr. R. Graham's
Furniture of all kinds,brick Klock on Tuesday last.
—Flour, flour ,k feed, always I
a� s on —For No. 1. quality of Raisins,
hand at D. Mallough's. Currants, Figs, Lemon, Orange and
')., —Mr: W. H. l)winn, of Wingham, Citron peels go to J. Elliot's.
was in town on Sunday.i - —Miss Myrtle Tullessen Cooke, of
----If you owe for the SENTINEL ! Chicago, was the guest of Mrs, P. P.
please call and settle up.Kee during her stay in town.
Pe-
-You can get a nobby Fur Caper- ' —It will pay you to look up R.
ins at J. G. Murdoch it Co's for $7.00. 1 Moody's advertisement in this issue
—A resident of Carrick was reuect- 1 and mark it in your Day Book.
ly tined S510 for enclosing a letter in a ! —Mrs. Agnes McIntosh was in
parcel. Toronto last week attending the mar-
riage of her daughter, Miss Jennie,
—Rattan Rockers and Ball Chairs
at Lawrence & Johnston's.
—Mr. Joe. Grey, of `Vingharu, was
in town on Saturday last.
—Parlor suits and Fancy Rockers
at Lawrence it Johnston's.
—Choice lot of Xmas. Pruite and
Confectionary at J. Elliot'e.
—Mrs. 1t. Ball of Dundas, is visiting
her parents in this village.
(h t your Christmas candies and
eonfertionery at R. Moot y's, •
-Burd-room Suits and Sideboards
at Lawrence k Johnston's.
Lounges and Couches at all prices
at 'Lawrence & Johnston's.
-.Sow Dates, Figs, Peel, Currents
sad Raisins at D. Mallough's.
--Mr, A B. Oongratn arrived home
from Manitoba on Wednesday.
Tva, Tea, Tea. Best and cheap-
est in town, at D. Mallough's.
--Fancy China ware and some very
nice Dinner Sets at J. Elliot's.
—For Sale a first-class Coal Stove.
—In ladies' felt Dries we have Con-
gress plain, a Balmoral foxed, and two
slippers, one plain and one foxed; al--
so
1=so two leather Balmorals with warm
lining.—W. S. Grenache.
--Grundy is sole agent for Mascot
"Golden Aga" and Ram . Lal Teis,
which is superior to anv fancy brands.
Also agent for Dareascas Coffee,
ground as required Try some of those
and be satisfied.
—Mr. A. Campbell, public school
inspector for West Bruce, has been ap-
pointed as one of the examiners to pre-
pare the questions for the high school
entrance examinations to be held in
this province next June.
—M's. David Fairbai rn, of Tees -
water, caused a panic in the Methodist
church on Sunday rnorning recently
by ordering the Rev. Mr. Muxworthy
from the pulpit. The woman had sud-
denly lost her reason.
—Rev. R. J. Treleaven, of the Col-
borne street Methodist church, Brant-
ford, has accepted the cordial invita-
tion of his people to remain as their
pastor for fifth year. As an evidence
of their esteem, bis salary has been in-
creased from $1,200 to $1,550.
— We don't vt ish to deprive the
children of all the enjoyment they ran
possibly have with their handslei;hs,
but it is not only dangerous to them-
selves, but to pedestrians as well, to
make a tobaggon slide of the main
street sidewalk.
—Not often do we here of those in
the profession of dentistery going far-
ming, but our town,►rtan. J. S. Jerome
has purchased a sixty acre farm near
hi orw ich, and at an early date will re-
move there and begin the ind ependiant
life of a farmer. `V Ingham Advance.
—Grundy says that you get from
him all kinds of _Ymas. Groceries—Rev, Andrew McNabb, M. A . ,
"cheap".
—Mr. and Mrs. Alex, McDougall,
of Dak Lake, Manitoba, arrived home
on Wednesday.
--Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Robertson re-
turned from their trip to Manitoba and
Dakota on Tuesday last..
—Lumbermen's gods ' All kinds
at popular prises, ranging from $1.25c
to $2.10c. at W. S. Grenache's.
—We hare received a beautiful
Callender from Mr. John F. Berry,
the popular druggist of kfensill.
—Mr. Starr, Walkerton, estimates
the entire appe crop of Bruce county
at from 60,000 to 70,000 barrels.
. — Gent's overshoes frotu the finest
jersey cloth to the heaviest goods in
the warket.—W. S. Grenache.
—The Council will meet on Decem-
ber 15th to pass accounts and close
the business of the financial year.
—A good variety of Stylish Cutters
are to be seen at Hildred's Carriage
Works. Prices to please everybody.
—Mr. R. D. Cameron paid an offici-
al visit to the Foresters Lodge in
Kincardine on Wednesday evening last
—In men's felt goods we have three
lines; a two and three buckle, also a
long boot with loose sock, W. S. Gre-
nache.
—A first class witch cow for sale.
Due to calve on first of March. Ap
ply to Frank Johnston, Agar's store,
Luck now.
—Miss Edna Reaburn left for Luck-
now where she has secured a situation
in Mr. T. L Treleaven's photograph
gallery.—Walkerton Telescope.
.. Principal D.D. Yule, of the Luck -
now Public School, was in Kincardine
on Wednesday, examining the Model
School pupils of that town.
—Mr. John Boyd, of this village,
and Mr. 1). K. ebster, of Kinloss,
are attending the County Court in
Walkerton, this week, as jurymen.
- –In addition to your own SENTINEL
for next year, send a copy to that dis-
tant friend as a Christmas box. The
two copies will cost you only $1.75.
—Christmas tree and entertainment
will be held in Hackett's church, on
December, 25th. Doors open at 6 p.
M. Programme to commence at 7.
Admiseon 15c. and 25c, a couple.
—Mr. John McDonald, a Tiverton
tanner well known in this county,
died on Nov. 26th :tt Toronto General
Iloapital where he had undergone an
operation.
—We have a nice range of over -
stockings in Ladie's and Children's
aize9 at 30c. 40c. and 50e.; also a full
line of Cardigan overshoes, W. 5. Gre-
%ache.
—Paisley has decided to organise a
Joint Stock. Co. to go into the pork
packing business. The capital is to
be $8,000 divided into 320 shares at
$25 each.
—Parties having accounts against
corporations should present them to
the clerks so that they may be includ-
ed in the financial saute to be
lamed Dec. 16. —*RIO
preached an excellent sermon in the
Presbyterian church on Sabbath last.
— %Ve are pleased to know that Mr.
James Stevenson, who has been ill for
the past few weeks is improving nicely.
—Candy manufacturers in Ontario
report an extraordinary and unprece-
dented demand for Christmas confec-
tions.
—Mrs. Dryden, of Gait who has
been visiting Mrs. William Murdoch
of this village, left for home on Fri-
day last.
—J. G. Murdoch LC/ Co. have jnst re-
ceived a nice lot of Ladies' Caperines
and Neck Furs, suitable for Xmas
presents.
—Mr, Albert Fleming, who has been
in Manitoba for the past few months,
returnel to his home in this village on
Tuesday last.
—Christmas Handkerchiefs in abun-
dance at J. G. Murdoch it Co's. A
special line of Embroidered Handker-
chiefs at 3 for 25 ctt;
—Qur citizens were pleased to see
our worthy Reeve, Mr, J. G. Murdoch,
out again on Wednesday, after his
long and serious illness.
—The election of officers will take
place on.Tuesday evening next, in the
Canadian Order of Chosen Friends,
All members should attend.
—A Satin W ais;,, would make a
dainty Xmas Gift for your wife. J.
G. Murdoch it Co. have some beauties
all ready to wear at $5.00 each
—The call from Whitechurch and
Langside to Rev. John Burnett, of
Keady, will be finally disposed oby
Owen Sound Presbytery Qn the 19th
inst.
—We are sending out our accounts
to all who are in arrears for the SENTIN-
EL, and we hope all who receive thew
will promptly respond, as we need the
money.
Word came to Wingham a few
days ago, of the death of T. G. Jack-
son, at Port Albert, Northwest Terri-
tory. Mr. Jackson formerly kept a
store in St Helens,
—Cut flowers, Roses and Carnations
for sale at Lochead's drug store on
Saturday next and during the holiday
season. Leave your order for Xmas
flowers as soon as possible.
—If you are looking for a nice neck
Fur for Xmas, J. G. Murdoch tic Co.
are showing some chic things in Grey
Lamb, Black Lamb and Stone Martin
Ruffs at $4.00 and $6.00 each.
—W. H. Bell was in Lucknow on
Monday selecting an artificial liwlj.
The purchase was made from Mr. John
Boyd, artificial limb wauufacturer, and
will coat $60.00. It is 20 years since
Mr. Bell has bad a new limb.—Express.
—Grundy says that acoounta are
coming in co slowly, that he is obliged
to place many into the hands of the
Clerk of Court, by way of kindness
"to himself".
—The reason why the newspapers
are the best mediums for reaching the,
p'ople and securing business i4 that
they cone into closer toucu wit!i the
public than any other kind of pub►ic-
afioni
`Thos. 4dr'
Wishes to thank the people of
Lucknow and vicinity for their
PATRONAGE as his business is
rapidly Increasing especially in the
line of Staple and Fancy
CROCKERY AND CHINAWARE
As the numerous sales in Di mer and
Toilet Sett, give evidence that the lines
he is offering are, according tl prices,
ahead of the standard in clu.tilty and
appearance.
We do not wish to dictate to our
many friends, but would advise them
of the great at1vance in this
line and in order to save
them this advance, we are giving
them till after New Years to buy at
the old price.
Our fancy Goads
Such as Carbarettes, Salads, Cream
Sett, Teas, Etc., suitable for Xmas and
Wedding Presents, need no advertis-
ing as the quality and prices sell them.
For L wp Goods
Our lines in Parlor, Hanging and
Common, Lamps are well assorted , and
within the reach of everyone.
GROCERIES
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As it is the time of the year when the
people require the very best in these
lines, we wish to remind them tha t
our stock is always fresh and well
assorted and of the finest quality.
Call and get our Xmas Fruits an 1
Spices as our stock is fresh and prices
right.
Wishing you a Merry Xmas and a
Happy New Year, I am
Yours Tr'ily, el
elms Agar
THE PLAuE TO BUY
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YOUR
CHRISTMAS CONFECTIONERY
Is at
A. McKonzie's
BAKER & CONFECTIONER
Largest, assortment of gro-6,
Goods i.; town. Chocolates,
Creams, Bon Bons, Clear toys,
Grained Toys, Christmas
stoc.:ings, Figs, 1)atias, Nuts,
etc,
Th inking the p(ople for past Livor,
and wishing you all a prosperous New
Year.
WANTED
WANTED 500,010 1,1, -.ET OP MAPLE
Elm, Ash, and B:tsswoo+1 Log4.
Maple 140,44 wi'1 be taken as sin 411 Ns ten
inches. ‘Vil1 a►ro buy Saw-Log-'Fi,nn •r ►'u
the stump or hush. Highest uo.ible•
will be pain. It will be to your aavanta;•.‘,,
see us before selling. Apply for particulars to
JOHN BUTTON,
Lucknow.
A STRAY.O
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e nducements
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OVERCOATS at $2.00 each and others at
$4.00 each in Men's sizes. Men's REEFERS
for cold weather at $3.75. Men's Fur ()oats
sightly and good to wear at $12.00 each. Coon
Coats at $35.00 each.
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We have Capes, Caperines. Puff's and Gauntlets
IN GREAT VARIETY in all the Latest
Shapes.
WMC1NCLL, -4 LUOKNOW
As this is the Season for
AXES & SA "S
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We ask those in want of these articles to call and examine our
stock.You will not find us lacking in anything you ask for. To
buy without seeing our stock is to lay yourself open to regrets after
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you do see or hear about what we can show you. Just one look at
our goods will convince you that they are the best that can be got
for the money.
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Q. C. TAYLOR'S HARDWARE
LUCK
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WE have a well assorted,
up-to-date stock of
BOOTS &_SHOES
Bought direct from the
wanufacturers for nett cash
Men's Tomen's and Chidxen'3 $ and heavy Shoes,
IWbbc and Overshocs.
A very Large Assortment of ChiId.rc,'s School Boots,
Ordercd work & repairing a specialty. All bcots
warranted not to rip,
TERMS : Cash or Credit. A Liberal discount off for Cash.
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TEACHLIR WAN1 ED
Teacher wanted for School Section I�r•. •!,
Vet Waaanosh, holding a -first or second
class certificate. State raillery and experience.
Duties to commence on the 3rd of January,
1900. Applications received nt► to Decrmbe,,
16,h. P►•rsonal application preffered.
W. C. WEBB, Sec. Treasurer.
St. Helena, P. U.
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BOAR FOR SERYiCE
THE UND ESIGNED W1 KEEP
for service at Lot 17. ('on. 13, :Vest
fu l e
Wawanosh, his thor''ut hbreJ Cu a hi IM-
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Irtrd Chester White Lour • White Star."
bis animal was bred by D. II. Scott, Fer;u', —n"Do t.Or, ySoumith musttold buety bg wontuebanlec-
tire, 'Mr. d th:kt he owe.] mart, to you than to any
mein in the wt,rld " "Y( s roplire l the
doctor, "anti I'd like to lie able to &i-
lea it."
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.UCK1POW
Village Market. Logs
The following are the market quota-
tions for this week
Wheat,
Peas, ., -
Barley,.,,..,
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Oats,
Butter
Eggs........
Turkeys, per lb
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•..60c
...f)6c
35c
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