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just two weeks remain till Christmas,, and the time.
to buy -fa -NOW. "Any•p`ractiz`al-gifts,-gi Its -that -ear
with them messages of comfort:°' 'Furs make ideal :gift,
ood a sortment, and are, giving' special
'w'e have a h ,, s _..
prices for Xmas. Below are some of the 'lines we are,
showing for .Xmas:.•
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Blue ' if, Mink,Sable, PersianLa b and many
wQ. , 'ln
others.
Fur -lined also' have a• good qod rangg e of1ed C. a. F 1n 4 tS ,
Fur
Fut Collars. Caps...: nd F
..`!Fanoy Linens ln.Do
lies, Centre Pieces
. Table and'
Sideboard Covers, Fancy Cuahion Covers, embroidered
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patterns and'colon s,
Y in different _ ..• .
Ladles
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Motor ScarfsSljk_Sc • arfs and Wool Scarfs,
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' Ortr special Kid Glove -al -1i f•: i o --makes- a -zusef
present
Gold -headed Umbrellas .$3.00'. each..
SHOP EARLY..
Puklts#
every bursday i)foriung, 4
Ltueknow, Ont.
Su/Seaxrl';ort PRICIt-41.2$ per anuuni
if paid; :in advance, $1,00 per , summit
All U, Sr snbscriptions.$1.,50 per annum
strictly in advance,
'. W. J. WItalrli
Editor and Publtsh.tr
Advertising' Rates..- ,4141,, and ' other
casual advertisements 8c per nonparel
dine for first 'insertion, 3c per line for
each subsequent insertion,
Contract rate made known. on • apvli
cation.:
All hand set display advertisements
and changes of advertisements' must be
in the printers' 'hands' not later than
6 p.m, on Monday of the week "for
which /xttelided.•
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THt7RSDAY, 'DEC.' •1;4, ,19i1.
A sY-LAw No, ' 5.
To prohibit the sale by retail of spr t-
. nous;- fermentedor other .mann-:
Issuer :of 'NMzirriage 'Licenses
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We have` on band a ood selection of.p to,date styles
of 'Fortland.and pram 'boxes,'' some with auto seats
swatei,
satisfaction to `.
'v' eneral
Have become famous by gt Ecus .:•
one
of them
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buy n
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in
of a
when y
the users, >
:best: Theymade `n different sizes.;
and; get the are \i ` •
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factored liquors in the Municipal-
, sty o • e ownsip o r oss;,,.,
The Municipal Council of the Town-
ship of 'Kinloss,, hereby enacts as fol-
'Owe: -
1. -That the Sale by retail of spirit -
nous, fermented. or other manufactured
liquors is and shall .be prohibited in
every tavern. inn or other house or place
of, public entertainment in the said
municipality, and the. sale thereof; ex-
cept
by wholesale, is and shall be pro-
hibited in ev+kry shop or place other than
a house of public .entertainment in. the
said iuunicipa.ity.°•
2 That the vote of ` the electors of
the said Township of Kinloss • will, be
taken on this By-law by the deputy -
returning • officers, hereafter named, oe
Mond y, the First • day' of January, one
Thousand Nine'tHundred and Twelve,
commencing at nine o'clock in.the urorn-
ing••and continuing until five-o'clock tn'
the afternoon:. at the •' undermentioned
places:—Polling Subdivision No. 1, at
Forester's Hall, 1st' R, S D. R.,;Edward
Harrison, ' Deputy •- Returning', Officer,
Polling Subdivision ;No 2,.; at Orange
Hall, Lot 10,. con 11, Herbert A. Gra
ani., Dep ..Retnrning.Officer. ,foiling
Subdivision. No.3,' at Township 'Hall,
li'lafeking'
• la, tome '' M Mowiris t,. GioWt;. -On
Sunday:mot ning,, Deo. 3rd Mrs.Eliza
J..f 1patrxek Anrliiwnly .received: the
call from her earthly to her Heavenly
Home, Though for• the. 'past nice
months she had bean taking traattnent
for heart trouble, her• death cape- 'un-
expectodly, and as a great, shock to
her falsity: and friends. • •
The late. Mrs. Kilpatrick was "bon
near'Dungaunon in 1'848. Her prk.
encs, Mr, and V ri Richard L'relea;;
ven, were faithful members' of the
Methodist Church and their horiro 'a
favorite stopping place . for the early
Methodist •ministers. • In early, life
Ms • Kilpatrick gave her heart to
Christ, and her whole life has been
frill of loving self sacrificing adminis-
try to all with whomshe came • in
contact. She was a 'friend in whom
all.. could .trustwas • always faitlitul
in her attendance at public worship
and private 'devotion; and though she
took no prominent part, her life and
work are the testimony she; leaves he
hind. Truly, we `can; ss vs,• "She being,
cad, yet speaketh';' Her husbatfd,
Joseph Kilpatrick, predeceased her al,
angst 'seventeen veers. •Their eight
children, six sobs and two daughters,
Pastor of •the -Methodist ' Episcopal'
Church, l`3rown ,qty, :Mich.; Samuel
with whom she lived on the, farm
in. Ashfield, Rev. I- W ; of;Northwood,
Ont.;. John; Will and Worthy, of.
Hanley; 'Sask.;'Agn,_cf.Brown: City;
and Mrs, • H- E. Hanson, , of East
Tawas,: Mich; She also leaves . to,
mourn' her loss eight brothers:; Root
!and Sam, Of Ashfield; Rev. R: J. of
Carlton, St, Methodist Church Torori=
to; T L., of Lucknow; .Vie., :of Rip
ley; Wm.4, 'Walter, and Bert, of
Sask. and Alta.a "
A' loving mother and sister ' has
gone before -another ' .tie drawing
them to a better 'home. •
Bev. S. Jefferson -officiated at the
hcuse'and grave.;- The sympathy' of
the entire community Li. extended
-the bereaved .family.
thus&t 'December t tl
LUCKNO
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BING LIST
' DAILIES •
a its 4 .arid Western Advertiser`,...:. , t `60 ' s TlNEL and London. Advertiser , ,,,,..i 285
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Londen Free Presa...'.".... 1 80
Weekly. Globe, includin
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Wturo ''Daddy's Girl 1' 60
Mail anti'. 1'nipiro,'including
premium picture of Borden • 1 60 •
Fa n er's •Sufi „ 175::
alentreal Weekly Witness. ,1 80
• • Family Herald' and \'eekly , •
Stftr, inciudtng the' premium
• picture 'Homo Acam"
Farmer's Advocate
Farm 4; Dairy . ,
Canadian, Farm
Wirinipeg Free Press,
London Free Press, morning
edition • . , . 3 50
Free'Prosn,' evening .edition 2 90"
Daily r=lobi , 4 50
Unity Mail and Empire, : , • 4 50
Daily) News, Toronto , , . , •, , 2 30
Daily Star, Toronto.... , , • ,:,: 2 25
Daily lVittiess, Montreal, 3 50
GENERA
1 80 'SE''F11 r>: Mind Youth's. Com anion, weekly 2 8a
Saturday Night, weekly.... _ :3.40
• Canadian Magazine; monthly 2.90
• Westminster' Magazine... , 2 25
Presbyterian, , . , , Y2 25'
Western Home Monthly` 1 .60
2'35 ` ,
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1 60
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Holyrood, Edward. N. •Hodgins, 'Dep. , AL'S. B. 1Cellihhas returned from vrSit-
Returnrng Officer. • Polling Subdivision inrrr her daughter. 'data, Benninger, of
Net,• nasi'=:' Fisher, Lot .
11,Con.2, Alex. Gollan, Dep. Return-
ing' Officer„ Polling Subdivision No. 5,
at the 'house of John • Murray, ' Lot 29,
Con. 4, Geo. G. Moffat, .Dep. Returning,
Officer. Polling Subdivision No. 6, at
Forester's ' Hall, ' Whitechurch, Prank.
)fee
Henry,. Dep. Returning C . 3.-, That on the 15th day of December
A.D. 1911, at his office in the Towr_ship
Hall, Holyrood, in the' Township of
Kinloss, at the hour of two o'clock
the. afternoon: the reeve mayor ,shall ap-
•.point in writing, • signed by himself; ; two
persons to attend at the: final :summing
up of the votes by the .clerk,' and -one
person to attend at , each polling, place?
on behalf of the' persons interested ' in
and desirous of promoting the .passing
of this•By-law,. and a. like number on
-behalf of the persons' interested in and
desirous of opposing the passing of this
Bylaw. '
ft. -That the Clerk of the Said: afunici-
pal Council of the Township of Kioss,
shall attend at the Township all,
Holyrood, at' the; hour of two o'clock
in the afternoon on the • Third.day of
January A.afternoon
1912, In sum ;up the num-.
— . 1 ber of •Totes given for • and against this
By-law
00 .. , ' - '. • : . •:S. -This By-law. shill hail come into. force
and take effect as from the first day of
.. May next after the final passing thereof.
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Doubtless you intend ru r in • a ' if
that wi ' give its receiver asure p
aremembranc o
fthe
giver.
and
happy
• ' .,• ..' flim but neat
. Now our nits 'aren .t y, . .
•• some "and • usefu
1 . omen
hin b:•
hand g y.
which lour—friend end -
11 rem
emb
er'
yourfor'years::
;Take notice that the above is . a true
copy of'a' proposed By-law which has.
been :taken ..into cofisideration 'by the
Municipal Council of the Township of
.Kinloss,, and which 'will be finally passed
by the said Council (in the event of the
assent of ' the • electors being obtained
thereto, as provided' by "The .Liquor
'cense Act," '
after one Month front the first publica-
tion thereof in the Luckaow Seu[iitel,
the date of • which first publication aas
Thursday, the Seventh clay of December
A D. 1911•. "and that at the hour, day
and plac is therein fixed for• taking the
votes Of the electors . the polls wlil : be
held, GED. G 111•QFear,
Clerk, 21-12+•c.
A few Suggestions for Mother
kitchen
with
A Carpet Sweeper -It saves ,'her work.r.
d"
A citn•of Dost iane--Lt keeps down.'the st.u
AMeat Chopper—She could use it daily.
—. . empty. •
A Set fif. Irons The old ones are a tyy
A Hanging Lamp•- It brightens the home
. e riz 'Oxford Range—To cheer 'the
An Impr,l g
i hted.
• old be
'deY
ether wo
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.A New 'Razor A Set . ot• Tools
•A pair oft Shaft Gongs A New Lantern:
A air' of Mitts !A New Carving -Set
P .. ,
Appropriate for Sister ,an
d Brother
Pocket Knife
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A..New-Gun
A Xew'Axe--
Set of Tools..
A pair, of skates
A pair Scissors
'A Roasting Pim'
Nickle Plated Tra))
Murdle •- •&• -• Sutheriand
Scranton Coal,Durham Cement, Paroid' Roofing.
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Langside .
• •- The-eleetioa--ism - =cry--gtdet- nroitnd
here th ._year, • s :
The snow is all'gone again and some.
of•the farmers aro plough .
\Ir, and Mrs'. D. l).' McKinnon are
living with Mrs. E: 11''.''14ty,lor for `'the.
winter. •
A number from herd attended • the
hot fowl Sapper 'St, Ik'th,iny on . Tuesday
evening of Hist weeand allreport a
splendid tinier • '
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Fra --\r.
\\ illiitnt Orr, of Broderick, ti tsk., and
Miss A. Jetleries, of 1. haitnesfoul, were
united in Marriage, at .1 hame,fori on , rent, of $395.38, 'or 8131.79 par. acre.
'r\\ilio wants.to grow peaches or
oranges when there is Moniey like that
g
in apples? is the comment: 'Who, in-'
detail , 'The returns.are almost incred-
ible, and but for the candid recital
of results in• the two other orchards•
which have not yet shown'a profit.,
Would be,fr,ef•Illy° believed. ••
Dungannon.
There are now 'two ' blesses ' on . in
Teesivater.• Nelson. ''. Rivers has put
on the second one..
Lawrence Kelly :of con 2 • has re-.
-turned from the '. west :where •'lie was
assisting: his brother John • to. ; harvest
'his crop ••
Thomas.' White, :who has spent the
est two month;' with hter,
p o his .chug.. ,'
Mrs Thos. Elliott, con 8,, returned lust
week to Montreal •••
Wordw• as received .here on .Tuesday'
of :last week of the death in Vancouver
on Nov: 27th•0f Thomas Watson, son of
Robert Watson, formerly of Culross:,'
tXtt
was 30 years of 'age. • . .airs: John
Donaldson of Cnlress is a •sister,
• Probably the; highest price ever paid
for fain lands in; Culross was "paid by
James Whytock to David •Meliagun , for
his farm' on the 4th:. Con. It is a
hundred . acre fame, arid the' price vas:
68,E it),' ' With a•good brick house .on it
instead of the presentsmall frameone,
it would probably have said for $10,000:
[News.
The Paper . that Does Things.
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"the 'Farmer's Advocate and Holme
Magazine," of London, Ont, is .coming
to be -known as -the- paper -that- does"
things. • By Provincial prizes' for road
iniprovernent, by orchard damoiistrat-
ion, and, last of all ,by the purchase,
of 112.acre farm to be conducted in
entified -itself ina'practicalway with
,progressive agriculture, • • and fairly
earned • the right. to • be known 'as,a
paper with the courage' of its : convit
ion's.. Its• 1911 Christmas Annual
contains unanv excellent features, a.
refreshingly. candid .account '' of• 'the
sumrner'a operations' in 'eleven acres' of
rented orchards as well as upon the`
newly purchased farin, "Weldwood."
The whole truth is told" frankly, and
this we - read is 'to -be- .thee-pol-ic i
throughout. Ir manager ,prafesse:
himself quite as willing for readers '.to',
profit by his failures as by his sue-,
cesses. If all .eventuates as success-
fully' as t'lie three -acre dernonstrttion
ereliarcl 'leased • three ' years 'ago, the
finalstvey will be,.a bright one: The
1911 balance. sheet • shows receipts
front the three acres of 1,564,42, and
disbursement's, including (rent,..' $693..
49, leavir * a clear- profit of $600'.93.
A review of the 'three • years` , net
.annual return, combining profit 'and
Wednesday: the 6th, ' hist. They are
spending their'hour•ymnotr.'with friends
here, We wish them a long and happy
'Married life. ••
. C. U. F. "A'r '.1losr t•:-."-:--The ":Vt.
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Mune t
Fie r►t„ tt illi t' the sitstaii:Y's of the C.. U.
I'. litre last Friday e'.tmng:'wit's .r, grad
silrces., Itt point •of numbers it Was
the largest: yet :het& . and the believe
every one ealeyed themselves to the
fullest 1, ith. the oysters arta good • .'things
provided by the fatties also the ext e.11ent
• program by'1F=,'.il talent and l'astl'y the
dance For the latter. event, Doric. ui
'Ketinetly and john McKenzie ritlr the
vi0110, ,:ii•coMpt►tr"rt.d •nn the organ by
Miss, \Eats v ,Gorthui and \ti Tent
\foti':tt, siitplied''the rnitsit Owing,
1 t0 the t', R. not fie in ► able to
i perform the dittie':w (44 chairman F. •0..
Moffat w"as't'hooeu to act and perforrfred
his duty 6'4'01e - entire satisfaction. of 411..
. ' The proceeds of the evening were some-
thittg `over y72.o0.
Pictoriall' anti Ar rtitorially,' 'this. 96
page issue- y. eXceptionally strong.,
`Inspiring biography 13 written of two
foremost agricultural leaders, Jas. W.
Robertson and L., H. Bailey, while''
the Itoft►o Magazine has distinctly
surpassed itself. '
Single copies of this special number'
may lir obtain& as usual for fifty
teats, or•by present atibseribers for 25
canna: • Now subscribers will neeeivtr
a copy frau while the: supply lasts:
The publishers are: The VVilliatn Weld
Co., Ltd., 'Loudon* Out, y
s usual We ,have purchased' a .quantity of beautiful. arid
artistic. Calendars; for our .customers, ;and it -is '-oiir. desire
that one should go into each home/ in the village'
surroundingcUUltr . We b
e
g
in
on Monday the Sth,
• to distribute them and •w: ill:eontinue until all are given
gout We hope to have the., pleasure of meeting and'
greeting all out custuftiers during the Christmas week•
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CHRISTMASI::
We..have 'made•large additions` to: our stock •of .Xmas
Goods during the past week," and those in \ search of
things useful,, as well as ornamental, for gifts for friends
wi 1 find • them in ;meat profusionat this store, Besides
the' articles. mentioned in previous issues' of. the' Sentinel
we mention the following
CARPET AND FELTf SLIPPERS
to a great many t} les end }r .ccs
• genuine ._I? ren!.h,,
2• button,'1'2, button and 10, button !R ,
lengths.
sT d -14E--;-1- 4iClT-S' Win- s to
sty h•s and • pt it.t's:
NEW T ' 13O" PINS, very pretty
and useful ' ,
Beauty Pin Sets Belt Pins, Brosthes,
• Evening Scarfs, Evening ;Shawls,
- ltiotor• Scarfs, .Fur Ruffs,
Gfor •n
. Ge tle ne
•-1 isn
Gifts for Ladies.
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to pa en eat er an• I..•'
FIN E DRESS 'Boon, buttonor blucher styles in all the .finest
eathers
D \ INTY'.IilOUDOtR SLIPPERS i i pretty' shades, with soft ash -
ion insoles., • 1 '
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MEN'S SL SPEN DERS Err faney boxes,:.
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MEN' " (~ RTERS and 1 Ri •4 .• fancy boxes,
4S ` f bo s
KID GLOVES,'lured and .unlined. Fabric, G'oves.
• FIN f-TI1:; ' in plain silku, f crit v silks, shot` etTecta,
I all the lxteat styles , in t'our-in•hands, 1')erbies,
\\'in lois, ' trings, linrrts,` Hook, ons and -,Bows.
G1..i'1' LINES, SCARF NNS, $rt,C0EG1tEIi DE:
Fur Stoles, Fur' Mafia, Crochet Silk
Scarfsand Mitts
Knitted Con
Is; pitted-•--Pettreo ts, -Silk
Petticoats.
Fancy Boxes Note Paper, Jewel' Cases
Flinty Handkerchiefs in silk, lin ri,
laceand embroidered
Fancy Collars,silk, lace and embroid
erred.
Fancy Belts, great variety of styles
and :colors.:•
• HAN I)KERCEf1LF'a in Silk, Linen, Excelda and
, L ,suer great range of all kinds and prices, also
large range of Initial, flandkerchiefs:inbilk and .
' linen;
Gifts•
f
EN'S a 1 m •
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P1'..1,1N Or F:\\(;1''I•IUtit`T in number ,of, shades. '• or Children
;PICTITRE H NDI EItCFRIEFS in great variety
ANIMAL/5 with bobbing heads, very. i teresting:
` .. Dogs, Cats,. Bears, Lyons; Elephant's, and Pi
ga
'VACUUM PFSi
PISTOLS with targets, entirely' harm..
less.; aiforuing' fun for old and young.
DULLS -its great varriety, •Drefserl 15olls• with move
TA' 1ABLE COLLAR Ilt"T f0.)X$, able eyes, Rsquimaux Dolls and many 'other. lines
orecloses' a
p.
except Saturdays:
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