Lucknow Sentinel, 1911-11-23, Page 1VOL XXXVLI---
LUOKNOWv ONTARIO, THURSDAY* NOV: 1911
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Hon, McKenzie King will speak ,in
Walkerton on Nov. 28. •
, Mrs. (Dr.) Tennaet and daughter
have been visiting friends in Ripley and
other places. ,
, A. distinguished actress says • that
$700 is not itaexbrbitiatit sum to spend
for a dress, Wouldn't . care to be
married to her,
,. •
, Clare Agnew has entered the Molsons
Bank as junior, and his position at . the
CI. T. It. station has been taken by Fred
. McLeod of the 2nd Con.
• Dr. Ovens; London; Surgeon, Eye, ear
nose and: throat; will beat the Cain
House, Laicknow, en:December 7. '•Eyes
tested and glasses properly fitted, -etc.
• Dr. Cla pp, of Mildmay, • .spent a
. ceuple-of-days--lait'Lweek-M-7-Ltfehoow
and vicinity. Being. a medicalman he
•• was probably feeling the pulse of the
, electorate ' . • ..•
----J T; Diolly1f iiji�in±iil
one of the Ontario whips ,in the Dein-
inion parliament in the .stead of A.
Claude MacDonald who. has resigned
the position. . '
• .. •
• A,black fox ranch is • being stcated
. hear Arnprior: James -Gillies & Sons• '
bought, 49 acres for this purpose. • Gil-
. lies his purchased a pair' Of the :very-
•. rare black foxes which, it. ie Said, cost.
him 85;000.
Don't forget the poultry days, .Thurs-
,clay of every week. We payAnehighest
•._,.cash_ptices.-Jas..T....Lyons.
W. T. Homes 'shipped a ear -load, of
produce, comprising butter, eggs; apples,
.potate•ei and fowl, to the Soo,
on.
' TuesdaY morning.' • He 'himself took:
ticket to the seine place to -',see to its
• unioadlegand disposal.
•
•
• Dr". R. F. Parker, of LiatoWel-; 'visits
McGarry's Hotel, Lucknow, :Wednes-
days froin 12;30 to. it t). rn., Fridays
•'from 3 to 11 p. 'nr'; Diseases of Respir-
ation, Nervous and Alimentary systems,
female trouble,, joint affections Rheu-;
ccs • u yrea
• d, • , . 3142-p.
• Lucknow Orchestra played at the
. Kincardii-felhpe -BIM-dance in Kin-
. cardine'last Thursday evening. ' They
• havealse been engaged to play at the
Firemen's. Ball in the mine ;town at an
early date, :and Were -:-offered another
engagement , which •.,they may later
accept. well ramie ., for LucknOw's
• musical. boys: • • . •
The xnonthly meeting Of the StHelens
. • WOmen'e Institute will be held at the
L.:twine of Mrs....D.,':Todd_..2:onThnreda,y:
Nov. 30, at 2.30. The meeting Will
• ..take the firm of a Quilting Bee to finish
.up the autOeraph quilt' in aid of the
'piano fund. All the ladies Are request-
'70(1- to be Present as important matters
N are to be discussed.
• The markZt quotations in the Sentin:
- el are revised weekly, up to
noon and asmuch later as possible.
Tribes on- live hogs are 'those which.
were paid on the local market on Mon-
day of the .week of publication. Quota-
• Ci
ons for the following week are napeaci-
.. ible; be‘auSe the local buyers do net re-
ceive then' .until Friday ofeech Week;
Lucknow • it again •distiagnishing
Kieft as i' business town.. Word .comes
from the BritishAmerican Oil CO. Ltd.
that Mr- Wank Tate of Lucknow, • has,
•the distinction,of having handled more
• ,American Coil .1i1; during. the 'left -six
Months thanany other retailer handling
their oil in thte Dominion of Canada:"
. This speaks well for •Lucknow and also
. for the quality of the oil.:
. ,
• Sometimes oven a fish Story is ,true.
Here's one: ,Dr. Comfort-, the veteran.
, magistrate Of sp: Catharines;
is A great sportsman. . Tie usually gets
• the first'fish andthe last of the season
• thoegh le is elOse to 80' years of age.
One • afternoon he was fishing for the
' . •last time on the end of the pier at. Tort
.-7--Ditlirousta:----Heliturph-116d-fra-Ceifple7
of Perch, and. was about t6 reel up and
. go home when around the corner of the
:.„: pier swam a big, fat, Wild duck . Before
. • the...fisherman_ the latter,. iteting
with the geichness of thought, „flopped
a noose with his line ()Ver. the duck's
neeliand.•jerking, it . up, was _Able to .
grasp_the fiehtingLflapping, bird before
,the noo'se fet got • The doctor irtys her
never knew of wild duck to taste better,
• The duck 'twilit in the harbor and was
: ' 'Wong quiet little Swim out around
the pier.. •
Farmers and ()theta interested in. fine
, harness should visit the show room of
Mr. A. Ross end inspect les display of
; heavy diuble, light double, anl single
harhess. tifie set of heavy team •
harness • is, • deserving of,.. particular
mention, it is witItOnt doubt the finest
and moat expensiVe set .of deuble har-
.nes4 ever turned.out in this part of the
'country and shows 'that Mr Ross tan
, turn -•nut Avork-justra-little--better -than.
the best. Mr; joynt kas purchased
the three Sets for use on his farm.
They will be on exhibitien all week.
• A MAN. IN.S. 'WELL, -.An • Oil :Man.
.natned Wakefield, who Eves -near Ben-
adopte 1 a peculiar method Of
reeoncilation toward his slater, Re.
. had disposed oi his farm and he and
his slater Mid HOMO &Split() over the
settlement qf affitirs. In a pique, ho
tied a rope around his bodyand
lowei•ed himself into 'tlie welt, 'With,
the water up to his chin, thinking his
• sister would come and rescue him,
She did not conie for nearlyr an hour,
'at the Ona of which tithe ' she found
hi tif nearly deal. She alatined the
neighbors:wh) rushed: to his amist--
anon . and pulled lila oat... Several
.doeters worked all, night .to revive
hint -lin will ,recover: :
Thos. Reid expec_ty,e_ffeithw
sestauranttr&-SatiredaY. ov• , • 1
a full supply. of 'oyeter- stews and hot
drinks for winter purposes. 'Use stoke
entrance into restaurant. .
A -1911g -haired genius who called
hini-
iielf Professor Alejo Cine, a native •of
Chili in South America,. paraded and
megaphoned the •toara last week and
g Fe 4 couple of evening entertainments
inthe town hall. His forte smug -30w
the balancing of -things on 'his (lin,
He balances chairs and .tablee and
wagon wheels ,and Other convenient
things; and does it with ' an ease and
certainty which reveals long experience
in the circus ring. One of his 'tricks
was the placing of ahoy on a chair and
the lifting and balancing of both. How
any human jaw bone can stolid .'seeh
strains wonici . be jneomprehensible in
arty-egce--.but--thep--weit:-• one, when
polities have done SO Mtleh to strength-
en that portion Of thc human anatomy.
But the professor, falling right inline
With-tlfe spirit-Ortimthe-es, halreilirs
living by thecuse of. his:jaw; and, being
an otherwise harmless fellow, he is
probably welcome, to all he can get that
' •
For genuine novelty and genuine
itioney_saying offers, J. Garnet...Arm-
ntrong's big ad. in this issue has had
:few equals •locally. It 'goes to show
that when a local store has sufficent
enterprise behind it, ' it leaves the city
stores little ground to stand on Read
the ad. orrpage 4 and learn how 1 cent
-only 1 cent remember --will buy your
choicedt.more, than two dozen -articles
ranging in price from 5 cents to 50 cents
each. And watch for more announce-
ments from the same store. "
• Lucknow merchatits are preparing
for a record breaking Chrisimaa trade.
Enormous stocks of ,ChristnetS goods art -
on
Order or already on heed, ready foi
display at the psychological moment;
and in the course of the next . four
weeks the public will learn about them
in some of the biggest and most attrec-
stores have have 'tnidg 'ihrpugh the
press. To the:people who buy the nee:
essaries of life_and •seeuretheir,-niedical
'aid and expecttomarket their products
in the home town it is surely not neces-,
:scary to gay, -.Buy Your Xmas: goods there(
tee. In the home stores you can see
and examine the geed& you require;
you can get accomedatienon-their pur-
chase if You want it; you can get values
puch as city stores certainly do not offer;
you can get personal :'seggestionsfrom
the dealerwhich may be dr ihestimable
value; and all, you can get what
you Want when you Wantit, with all
danger of delay or disappointment
eliin-
inated. Read, then, the ane.ounceineets
that will be Made and: remember,eveh
inyour buisinessrelationship, that good
will toward all hen which is supposed
to be characteristic of the merry Xmas.
.tinie - • : ' •
• • ' --Miss Miry :Swell. returned home
Mrs. Wawa' Webster.' • , • .
IRESOLUTI,ON—OF—SVM-THY--
DONGIC,NNON I
Jefferson, a highlY respected
citizen of West" Wawanesh, died at
biS home.. • near Dennybrook on
Sunday, acre(' 83 .year. "
'Itober t Hasty, who -recently. pur-
chased a house in, •the village, ,has
-moved his household- - :effects . into it
from his faim :mai- Crewe. "
Wilfred Brown, a...young man wbo
tesidnear'here, while' .1111,40141g , a
'12 calibre' rifle on Tuesday aeciderit,--
elly discharged. it, and° the Iiiill'et
pierced one .of hi.; fingers , The
'wound is painful but net dangerous•
Mrs, Bailey, beloved wife of . Reeve
Bailey, Of West., WaWataosh,' died
her tome on ' Friday last, aged 55
years. She had b --.ea. ill for . a cOn-
„„atiavived,.;.by-heiz---husbanci.
sidere,ble • length_of time. ; he is
.44
daughter.' Her funeiTal to Dungannon
•
temetery on.' Sunday . was'. largely
•at tended,•
• Aniberley.,
• Winter has arrived.
• Sandy Mc Donald. arrived home.
from .the West last Saturday.
• .
Peter Campbell,: 2nd. con., arrived
home from the West last Tuesday.,
-.--As-a-reeult-'of-the. stein -V. -Sunday
night several •telephone wires -were
• Jack .Bradley, I.,aurier, spent
Tuesday' evening w•ith frie•nds on. the
•
Side -road. , •
. Robert Walker had a eery. „success-
ful sale last, Friday, disposing of most
of his live 'steak •
, es. Campbell, of .the beu nd ry
, • •
arrivsd home a
days: with friends in Ripley,
Rural Mail Delivery has been
established batWeeri----knaberly 7and--
Kincardine and will start the first of:
December. ' • '• •
einhber from around • liei•e took
the-6-ary-Bi-o-e. eet-m--ar 1%-icard-
inteenSat al ed ay- e port-- -•-•
„having a good 61110.1*
Midas& council. does on Reeerd• TOward Mr
• . Peter Corrigan, Township Treasurer,
Whatlas. Been Very ill
RESOLVED:' That we, the Mem-
.
hers of Kinloss Council, now in session,
express our synapathy to Mr. Peter
Cerrigae," our esteemed treasurer,
Whose familiar face we have missed
during the last twohatintlis owing to
sickness, , And the prayer of this
Council is, that the Lord in his infi-
nite wisdom, may see fit to 'restore
him to health ' again. Signed. ee
half of the Council, .
• D. A....MODesrax,n,' Reeve,
4 'PIP foregoing-regelution-was-pa,sseck
ty.Kieloss Council. at its last 'regular
meeting at Holyreed, on Nov. 15;
At the same meeting, 13y -law No.
-fia'7131-1Afitiff-fffil
sale of lignour by retail in the .town-
shilf of Kitiloss, was intyoduced, and
on motion of J. AleDiltrrnid and H.
Mathers, was duly reed -e first and
second time.
The following cheques were issued,
after Which the council ' adjourned to
meet again on Dec. 15, as required by
statute: . •
Geo. G. Moffitt; 'fees and attendance
Oourt of Appeal, $13 44, Peter Car-
ter, 2 lead&.geavel on culvert -lot 10,
Con. q, $2 Ote Donald Melienzie
damage to engine, •.'.$00 00 ' Peter,
'Kenny, takingstonesoff read, • 15th.
sideline, Cen. 6, $2 00. Wm. Con -
grain, repairing • washout at Milvert
Jot 3, con. '8, 41 25, Thos. White,.
80:reds of ditch, 10th sideline; con. 6,
$10 00. ,Purves Brothers, pereettage
.0n. wire feticP $2 50. John .11c Ken-,
zie, 50• yards gravel; •$3 50. Jas.
• FiSher; 5 stringers .23 feet lang_at...24e
---`WiTfoot, $28 75. jag. Fisher,
sta•inger, 16 feet long,at 25e. per foot
$1 ails Fisher, 500 -ft. -elui'plank
at 16c.„ South boundarv48 00. Wm
Kennedy, cleaning culvert and ditch
30th. sideline; .81 00.': Win. Kennedy
Clearing brush out of ditek::',Otb side
'inc. $1 50. . George. Haigh.,.. 8 days
ufspectiOnetlot 14; Con. 5, $12 00
*Donald and McKinoon ' right ' o
• Single CopiieS 3 cents.
The folkiwing programmewas adepl.
ed for the remainder 0, November by
the Bold of Directors:
.innlott PuowtAIVINE
Wednesday, bloyeraber 29th,
study, ' .
• 8:00 -8:45: -Free.' Arra ExereiseSi-
Geoi Smith. •, • ,
8;45L-9:00:-Ta1k on "An Histori-
..cal Character," N. J. Wraith.
.9:00-L9:30::- Games. . • -
W, J. Wraith, Leader.
• SENIOR FROGRAMME:
•Friday, .Noyeraber 24th.
• 730-8:00:-1-13i610 Study. '
8 :00 -9:00: -Open debate, ',Reside:
ed that Base Ball is more preferable
is a National Game than Hockey"'
A ff Captain W, Anderson; Nog, pap-
eliosere on either side Speaker an
Critic, Mr. White: •-
9:00--10:00:--First • of, the 'Basket
Ball Series..
' H. S. White Leader.
Teesdayoe._28.1.h. r-
.• 7:30 -8:00:--LViestiAid4/e,-Spence,
8 00-8 45 -F1oo Work, ..Geo.
Smith. '
' 8:45 9:30: -:-Basket Ball.
0:3010:00: -Games,
Robt. Jehnston, Leader,
Friday, December let. :•
• 73Q -8:0O: - Bible Study
,8:45: -Floor Work, '
on' "A Character
•Sketch" by Rev. Mr: Duncan. • ,
9:00. -10:00: -Games ' and Spoilt)
.,.* A: P. Steve t; 'Leader:
•. NOTICES . '
1. -Junior nightie' are for Juniors
onlye.-boys.fror_aL 1_2_ to 15 inclusive,
rs- 2. -Senior nights are for Seniors
orily=beys 16 and over,.a.nd Men.
will be open only . three -
evenings a week, and never in the
, daytime, hnless for special purposes
4:-Rulee a the organization mist.
. be obseried_by all memixers, When in
th rooms ' • '
5:-.=-Roonis are open. '":1 -F417. -:V30 -1,-o
f Aida onlyt� boys who are ..tagi,
.11.eV.• r. Darli ng , of, I3er vie,
preached Ole Methodist chtietle last
Sunday. ()Wing to the stormy ‘.4:-iay
the congregation was rather atonal •
Lothian
D:' :McLean.. attended the North
•Ruron Liberal ebnYention in Wing
ham On the 14tli, inat.. ,
way and pitt4ng up fence, $5 00.
Alex.. 1VIcKinnon, 22 -yards gravel at
34e. at lot 25 con..2 $8 50 • George
_Haigh, Widening road lot.14, con.. 5,
$15 00: Jig. 'Stanley, ditch and eel -
'vert at lot '18;. 1st s., $10 00.
Richard .Thompson, ditch at lot 9.:
3e1 R. 5, $7 00. 'Donald McDonald,
attending Appeal Court, $5 70.
Geo: G. MOFFAT, Clerk.
• The ,commenity was thoelred to hear
on Sunday morning Last of the death: of.
Mrs. Wilbur ' Webster. Death came
to her With veiling,: suddeness On
Saturday evening, as she sat in her Olkff
hone, playing organ and .singing to
her children, she suddenly ' fell' back
with a cry Of pain.. .Only a few hours
afterwards she passed . away, . having
never leg tined cOnsciousness. Death
was due to _acute kidney trouble, the
presence Of which :she had prcibably
,never suspected, .
• Mrs. Webster's maiden '''nanie was
Ada Button. She was the adopted
daughter of Mr. and gra. John Button,'
OlLucknow. She vias married 8, years
age to. her now bereaved husband.
Sadder even than his bereavement, is
that of the children of their
tWo bright little girls of whom the elder
is only about six years of age:Sym-
pathy-in-unbounded-Meaatire-gOestout
to these stricken ones, who mourn 'a
wife and nipther departed. • ,
At. the time. of her death Mrs Web•
steelve.s. scarcely past. thirty:One years
of -age. The funeral �nTuesdayafter-
noon to Greenhill cemetery was one of
the most largerY attended • of recent
days. ,
Pled Suddenly of Read Failure •
From the ;Mail; published in Mile.'
stone, Sask.., is taken the following para.
'graRh referring ;to the' late Edgar. M.
MeClere:,
Edgar McClure, night operator at the
'station, died suddenly on Tuesday morn-
ing
anent' 10;30 of heart', trouble. De-
ceased hadlbeonin his usual health and
his sadden canape° eve& a complete sur-
prise. Entering. the office of the' Ogil-
vie Milling Co. with goy McCracken,
who had been employed in the • barber
shop here,. he engaged in a friendly
scattier iitirmr-Whieth "AfeCraCketi7-Wits-
throWn by his frizrid. rho. thing
McClure sat down in a chair exclaiming
."Witit A minute till.1 get my ,breath.'
lid was cameo out in the air and 1.)t,
,
W.. Tyerman celled. . The Dr. • was
quickly on the scene but life was already -
extinct. The District Coroner, Dr, Mc-
Lean of Lang, was Sept for, who arrived
in the afternoon. Corciner made
the usual inquiries but depicted, no• in.
quest was necessary '.1.18 he co-iecided
with Dr, l'yertnan in that the deceased
had died • through over strain of Iiis
heart MeClure had 'beeii here but a
short time, having dome from Rouleau
here, but was well liked and his, sudden
end unfortunate deatle18 a shoek lila
Mewls. The body was embalmed, and
sent by the evening train td Menge :4Tuw
where it seas inet by his brother Who
would heed the sad duty to proceed with
it to their hoine'in Lucknow, Ont.
after ,a to montha' • visit amend
Acton and Georgetown; •'
Mise Dorthy Barge, who was in the
est for the past two years„ arrived
nor a couple of weeks ago. ,
Mrs Win, Regan is spending a,
ethiple 0 noriths visiting her. claugh-
ter;; Mrs.' „ ady,. of Strathroy. •
,Fred °aloe tt, who bus been in the
employ Of Tom ."andy •• for the pa,et
Season, loftiest week for Southanapten,
Where he has aecurecl'\a, positihn in a
chair factory •theee.
, „
gee. James, who has had ergo
of the Parish 'lit 'Ripley,' has been ap-
peinted bishop to the parish • t
Lion's 1 -[cad. He Will take overhiS nes
duties ileonce: • , • ' •
, Mrs (Dr.)__TanneeLrind daughter, a
Miss Agnes; of LucknoW, are 'the gueSts 11
of Airs. (Dr.) McGrointion. .
Mr. Thomas. Meagan, :of Ripley, has
been appointed -returning ofileer..fer the'.
Tiding of"Ciairii lruee iii the awning
provincial eleetioe.
Ift'S S. T.- Jaci-soe . who has --been
visiting at Gnissy Lake., Alberta re-
fereed yesterday, accompanied by her
datightee• Mrs;' • Alcerestic,,and young
Son, . • .
KINCARDINE .
,William Kellum las' boUght. :the
butter. factory at Bak•vie Whieh has
•been lying i Ile for seine' time. •He
Will commence eperatiuns at once,
William ••Klinstuber 'and wife, from
Prince,.Edward,Cotinty,.. hare settled.
on Nelson street. ' '.Mr.'Klinstuber is
employed in the works of the Hunter
Bridge and .Boiler Co: ,'' •
Captain 'D. ''Aiet.eocl, of Sontb-
impton, was • the guest. of John
Tehnie On, Saturday. . The Captain is
thejether ef Dr. McLeod; of Kin -
Cardin° and is Manager of the . North •
ern Fish: Curing mid ,Exporting
Comolo
painEO
Y;: of il4o
outhinit.ttpo:
EE,Ea...i.riv:e •
ly
pung men and boys were brvught.
efore Magistrate Baker on Bloilday.
- on
a owe'en eight,. There are fifteen -
tiler, -who have yet to appearbefore
le no, cietrate in .connectien with
Iallewe; a outrages hut. :the-thits
ave been •oStp.oneu on .acCount of
ie absence f • the town•ehlicitor,
tie expected iat other charges- Will
0 laid against• her- youtliK-trt-ls
ing Bible Study and:First Aid. • All
others Must reinain. away. until' 8
o'clock sharp, when the. remainder of
the evening's programme will be put
011.
6.---11,00ms will be open to all boys
-an•d_yetinguien uatil whetbee
you have yet joined the Y. M. C.
or not; but after that date. ,to "Mem
hers onlY:",:t Join now and help feral
the-groeps:and team -9 -in the '-earious.
activities,
The Board is desirous that. eveiy
boy, and young man should Jinn the
organization, boost the organization,
and live up to the oreanigation'e ideals
in manliness and eitizeriship: •
• MARKETS. "
, • .. •
(Correeted up. t9'Wednesday noon) -
Peas........,...
Oats. .. .• ..
".Ba.eley
Potatoes • • . • - • ••
13utter .. :' . . . '.
Eggs, fresC ..
Ducks, Chick.ens
2
Geese . .. .. .. ..
;Turkey -8 '.... :-
1192,-s. , .... . : •: .
WEORING BALLS
ne
The 'telephope • 'convention hold iii
Toronto was ;Molded by Alessra. W. It,
McDonald, T, E. -Morgan and (1.• Goa -
directors of the Heronaxel Kinlosa
Telephone company, and keel genteel-
,
tor, N. Lytle.
• LOCK:NOW MOH scticfiLlic?pitit.
:04SAMAN"Hts.in1Y, 1"61664 XI.
• • •N"..Nieleils'on; 70; E.'Atatlicrk'OOLA,
Cinieroui, 56;1'. Fit 'rii171,52;L. Ag7
tieWs:47:; 1)..AfeKenzie, 40; t.'
40;'u. Mitchell, 46; Greer, '44; E.
.S0theriand, 43; L;:111akei•lii;',F. Haines„.
40; 1. Xikon, 40; IL McMUlaui, :30; 11.
Gardner; 39; 1. Switzer, Aide-
tesa, ;3; -At 111111*(41, 29; V. Johnston,
24;
it I), McKinley; 25:
M .
cDonald, 24, • , ' .
, Apfi.:1111,,t;
Nion•ison, 90; N. Graham', 74; A.
Spindler,00; ALSinith, 51; 11. Gordon,
$5; j. Cook; 54; V. Halms, 58; W.
Anderson,,6!20V.. Confrell,'.49; D .2u1cr
Intoih, 47 E. Wilson, 45. 11..Andersole.
43; A. Webster 37; M. eackett, 35;: L.
Ituritere- 0.1,Stothers 30* °,1. Newton,
no; rwm, .22; 'A. Carbort, 12; E.
Mcgairtig, •
,
A week from. etxt Sunday Will be
Atniiversary Services in the Methodist
;Churcb:, •
/
tl
li
ti
Said -that the du age done topro-
.
pertythis, year is G 6 greatest 'ever
perpetrated. ou 1Xollo‘ 'tea fie :Me
eardine, and will lunette to several
hundred doltars:
• A Evral, Eoirrusre Sher itfr.
•:hearing,thite he' and' other mar ict 7.s.
of the family !nay he the le heirs to'
a fortune of 814,006;000. %VilJia,b.
Mall?tw died at his home hare Sunday.,,
, The money was left by an •uncie who
died some :timeago, at Buenos A.yres.
"William Male,* and his 'brother
John who, died seem tithe ago,' had.
oftee heard, from bine; and it was
eurrentlf Xepoeted that he •wag lin-
menselV rich. The first word they.
had oflis death was when an adVer-
tiseineritapp:eared asking for relatives,
to Whom littabeen. left $14-,000,000,
• The, two McGaw (amides wrote' at.
(Mee to.those.ln charge of the estate,
and ate tilixionsly awaiting fur ther
word; The late uncle was a bachelor„
• and they had not seen him , itt many
years.There ere a fitiniber of other
brothers and sisters, ',eh% if the .news.
is correets. will shere in the fortune.
Cate' of Thanks
A11-.1111(1 Airs. P. AtcClure and Wilily
desiro to eXpreSS their a)prepiation .of
theinany.Itindnesscs rendered 'them
during, their recent bereayement.,
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SCRM4S.On1t--JO1I1,TSTelsi . .
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- A very pretty wedding took place 'at
high noon on 'Thursday, November,16h,
at theT6iii676rMi.71.rid-Ifig: 1.1,Telicird
JOluiston,'Palmergton, Ont., when their
youngest daughter, giitqe,. vets united.
in niarriiige-.W.Williailf.-Scrungeour, a
'young •G;12---.11,;'-engineer- of Palmerton;
formerly of Lucknow, -The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. W S. Jam-
ieson.. Pastor of .the Methodist Church:
The' bride enteredthe parlor,' which was
prettily decorated with crysantheduins,
an'l cstroations, leaning on the arm. 'or
her father, to the strains of LoheugritY8
wedding niarch, which was played by
jail Johnston, brother Of the bride. ,
The bride, who wat.euattended; ;looked
charming in a •Champaigne , Paillette
t„
-extended ). the young couple, thegueits
Silk costume trimmed With lace and in.
ser "Onto mateli and • carried a shower
lboqtat. of bridal roses' and smilax.
-After -t e UStial tongratulatiobs Wei.°
retired to tl e dining-roein Where , a
dainty wedding. die= Was partaken .6f,
. The happy colt' te". left on the 4'clock
train for Mot,t,-i-al. aed Ste. Therese,
Que., where theywill pend their honey -
moi. The bride 'tray led in a grey
tailored 'suit witli liat to match: •pit.,
many useful end costly pre, t\its receiv-
ed showed the high esteem irt which the
young brideis held, atiaang them being
a kitelich.shower front the Methodist
Choir, Of whiehtlie bride Was a mother,
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WelLeree: =Itt kinlogsen Sunday, ...Vor
10, Ade,. beleved wife of Wiltett
Webster, 4tged 31 •ye.arg-; 5. months,
1,C) days. • Funenti to ,Oreenhitl
cemetery at 3 o'clock on Tuesday,
•NOV, 21,‘•
NEW DISPLAY ADS.
THIS WEEK.
Madding changes:of old ones by
local advertisers only. (Most other
display ads. are Cbaxiged regularly
according to a pre -arranged schedu10
• MoCharles. ,
W, T. Holmes.. , ; • 1
F.J.• Areastreng . . . ; 1
• Arnistreng Barrett. - ,: 1
'• Menaelsee fii:•113fitzatein.
L. LaChipelle : . . 1
Connell.; • -4
Joynt Shoe Store,', • 4,,'
J, Armstiorig... , .4
J. G. MurdochCo,,. 5 -
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Read these ads: Patronize the ad-
vertisers. Business Men who pay for
newspipet space 'have soniething Of
value to tell you and pay you the
�ipTrii&iit ofaliother'llTer X
think your patronage worth soliciting. ,
1000 lbsyg FOWL
Wanted Weekly.
Fowl will be received every day. •
except -Friday -afternoons
• and Saturdays. ,
Get our Prices before Selling.
• W. T. HOI1/4MES - Lucl5nolv.
'•,. , Dry WOOd. for Sale '
. . First-class ' beech an,d Maple. .Wood,
Apply to James Forster, . "
. , . . • 71-1:i_eie.. ' ehial and Puldionery Troubles
•
TICK TALK
There's many a •time when
a few rninutrs out of the way
May mean a big differende you.
It won't he the fault of the watch
if you miss your train or:appeint-
ment, that • ,is •providing. it is a
Regina'
The prices' of these Watehes fitted
dust .proof Niekle cases Are
57,00, 19.00, 13 00„; 20..00; 25,00
36,00, and up. Every watch
.-guariateed-fur Years.
-Iftyou are. thiliking of buying
-a *etch soon, come in.and let us
shay': them to you. ''
F.T.ARMSTRONG
• JEW,ELBR AND,: OPTICIAN.
• Special attention given to
. repairing. '
I.r..,1114.--.,.it446-::.-..
'
Winter Season
AS.- Yot!. 4.11..K4'.0‘..
14 is the time when yeti need
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'protection againt ',Throat,: Oren-
,•• Dog Lost,
.„
Several ;weeks. ago' in Lucknow, a
young Scotch collie dog, yellow, with
white br5at.,,whi./e strip down his nose,
and long tail. Reward for his ' return,
:or for information that will lead' to his
.recoyery.
• Thos. Strong,
Lanes. 21-11-p,
. ,
. /-I eifer ' oat
About ,. 5 weeks ago,. strayed from
Whitechurch, a grey heifer, deliorned.
Weight; about 950 pounds. • Reward for
her return or for information that will
'lead to her recovery.'
Miles McMillan,:
,ticknciwT • 7:r1.2 -c.•
gams forf Sale, ..
Putebred Oxford 'Down • Ram, Lambs'
for,Sale=prices right. • • - -
W•m T Thompson,
•' „ • Lot 19, Con. 9, 4inloss,
Holyrood, 'P P. 0. 2.341-p.
Stocic'
Durhamhuils and 'Leicester Sheep -
6 young hulls, 6 bhearling rams,':' num-
ber- of ram Iambs and a number Of
slieatling ewes and eWe' limbs. Alp a
,number of Oxford -Ewes and ram lantbs. •
PURVEs EROS., I.4Ot 43, on. 1, KinloSs,
Situation Wanted .
After first week in November,' by lady
from Dungannon as helper, companion,
or general servant in or near Lucknow,_
Address inquiries to ,Sentinel Office;
26-10,c.• • •
, Rot Sale •
Choice Barred Plymouth Rocks and
White • Wyandotte 'Cockerels: • pric.s
reasonable.
Greer Bros t
Trout Creek 'Farm
Lucknow, -Ont. •
; Logs Wanted1:-...i.
nye hundred thousand' feet of all
-kinds-of- Beech, -Birch:-
Basswood, etc., for which highest prices
will tre paid. Apply for particulars to
john Button, .
- :Furniture Factory.
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Have you used Vinol?
Itis a -Palatable and 'Recon-
structiVe Tonic: -Na Dru, Co's,
Nyars„,....SeoGes _anclEgg_Eirinl-
sionti are all .aelling.,now.•
Pure Olive Oil in bulk. .
All fresh and good at
r. Spence's
_Store
ru
SATURDAY SPECIAL.I40. 7..
Soniethieg for e v'e
'housewife anteveryone •
whb has baking to do.
Extra Special Saturday
. Special one of the best
values we have yet been .
able to (ler. •
- Saturday, Nov. 25th.
. ,
"EGG -0
BAKING POWDER
•
. Regular 25 cts. per fie'
_
To clear, at .15. cents each. ,'
• Absointely .Pure, Full
t. eneqt1allei17
Quelity..• Come early
white our stock 'lasts.
Fcir Sale
'rop buggy; Afetatighists cutter,' with
small seat in, front; harness; robe,' -mid a •
cutting box,. Both vehicles•in good re -
pan... Price • right for iminediate:.
putr-
chase Win: Armstrong, • • • '
• Furniture Pactorv ,
'• • Lucknow. 31:11.p.
sso.o.o REWARD,
• Por anrwatch that I clan -
"riot fix: Satisfaction guar- .
anteed. Give Inc atrial.
,LaCHAPELLE
SHOES, REPAIRED
•
Promptly; •
Neatly •
Satisfactorily • " .
,Prices lowest possiblo.
•GiV,e US a trial..
AilliiSTROiG86 BARRETT
(In the old Gallagher stand.)
_D. J. McCHA'RLES
Snap in Boys' Suits
• JUST AkREIVED--A lot 'Of
Boys' u its, 3, piece with.bloOlie.'
er points, regular. ,t6,50; clear.
ing at 84.50 .
Man's and Ladies' All Wool •
and Fleece Lined roderwear
Men's Overcoats, lined with •
AstraChan , and with !German_
Otter Collars, Best quality at
Lowest. Prices. ;
Ladieg' 1 ur-, S. speeial kind
with storm.' collar, large, Made
of Bleiek. Sable, regular ::;:•10.00
•and 12.00 cletrine- at 7 00 and
• 8 00;
Gentlemen; hunterand trap-
pers, • we want Your Very of
every description. , act the best
prices in your own; town -Don't
.depolni on outside 'buyers,
Goesi, reathers Wanted ..30e.
per pound trade
MENDELSON& BLITZSTEIN
Thesnt
of Luck
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now OTC,
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