The Lucknow Sentinel, 1925-12-03, Page 4E "
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I ' iuy T ie° JViost-
Ties For Men—
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Our •long experience •in, buying and sell
in8 Ties; for Christmas ,Presents make it easy
for ycu to buy here, arid we feel any' tie we •
sell you will be appreciated as a gift, As to
pri'e you can start at 35c. and you can, find
them at $1.50 and every tie a real value -tie •
d' need ds giveany of ,
and 'you .n a not be,a hiamed .to. n
•
them.
WOOLTO,QUES AREAGAIN POP.,
LA --We ave thewanted st •le in S d
y iia,. , y.. 5, ..an ,,
Catel, White• and Scarlet, at. 75,ancl' 90c.
Men's Braces,Arm Bands ,and Garters-
. Veverthin asanya
; ..,. •:. When:- we•say Ci7RRIl S' we say .g,
: icle,bearing the ."Currie" Label is 'a guarantee'of quality.
A.StOtp:Briol, Full of Brand. Ne'vv Go ds aid, r' ed as L. `it is Posst'.ble
1 d -tale: " rc ` .. C' •li �o.
Rel b M�e �hand�,se :,CArx.e° in.:a d`�Look: Around We ke t ..
:Show ,O oo s n'Y ee Un • ' • li" alio to: Bu
a
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� �... .;'I'H . , GHQ. �`FMA�S•.,�PiYZ�T
Braces at 50c., 75c., and. $1,00.'
Armbands and Gafter Sets at -75c and,. $1.00;:
Garters at'50c.'and 75c.
Armbands at 25c. and: 35c.
Household Lines.:>i
1ankets,-Comfortabl s -an i -Towel
Here we believe we excel • in Values.
Towels at `• $ 17 r
�0c. to 'S $. 5, and every
y
owel a .Brand New one this Season, no'.
-Provers from `other .seasons.
B. B:ankets,in that nice soft. All.
Wool,:. size' 64x84,. at $8,50 68x86, at
at
$10:00 a pair and 72x86, at $11.00" a pair.
B Comfortables in .those pretty.. .
£hecks, '6 x84, also. ' 'lain Color ; $2456,r: ch. '
Hosiery,
In Silk ' Silk and Woold: ,' '
a Cashmere . All.the Se�►son_ s ,
Newest Shades�,and. Weaves,: ' :, •
•
°NO: 1020 .Is a Ribbed Silk Stockin in t -'
g , _ the Two Tcne effect, Col-
'
oi
ors, are' 'Cinnamon ' and Sand, :Peach. ,and:'..Sunburn; and
Robin. Blue and Sand, . This 71itiels': priced -at ,'only i. ', .
P Y.50a $
pair.
Ise 'Mercury'. NO. 866 a M y Li>rie in the Ribbed Silk and • ool••:•orie'
of our best. selling'numbers, also'Priced at$1:50,:.ap air.
• 'p
Other, Lines of, Silk and Silk and Wool,'at•1;00; 1.251:75.and`
$2:00: '
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HA VDKE"RCHIE",hS; ''a► it'd Our.
Assortnent is Larger than' ever.
it . was7.-
Ladies' '-Handkerchiefs from 5c, Each
to .Boxes at:' -$1.,75. .: • . "
Fancy Silk Crepe:Cie chene Handker-
chiefs --Hundreds' of them and we sell them at 25c Ea
Men's Handkerchiefs, Plain White, 10e. to 50e. .
Men's 'Handkerchiefs, Initial Linen, Extra quality 50c. Ea. •
�.,
Men's'Si' r - "hene;
'1Yc�r'�` ` . I3-a�c1 ke;rchYei-�•-'t�nifie;and�U--oltl
ors, '$1.00 Each;
• Men's Raw Silk Handkerchiefs,.with' Colored Stripes, ECc.,.
Men's Colored . Porder `Handker'chiefs, •10c.: to 25c.
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Fancy , Underarm ..Bags
Agway. acceptable, and you will find
the values we have, unbeatable,
rt
98c., •$2 50nd $3.29.
MEN'S.GLOVES • :;
-A ' USEFU'L GIFT
Chamo:Suede, Duplex
Quality: $1. a pair:
Silk- ined Suede at $2.75
a ®art .
rR✓y Washah e`Cape, at''
$3;00 a pair.
`Storey 's'- :GenuineBuck
skin at $4.00. a`pair
Gloves W•. G vesat75c:and•,
$1:00 a pair. .
as
a 1 rist1 a :
L eatect
ies' :Fancy."S,carves,
Foil 'rerine'mber the assortrn'et' we had
lass yeti,
.This • year mit is larger than ever.
Dainty. ,Scarvc e 69c.'1.o'the Hanel -painted
Crepe Scarves at $5, CO, .. Our' :Scarf Assort-'
m.,.nt`of Prtees. is 69c.:,.1.00, 129,
2.0O, 2.75; :1:00,:.3:50;.3 75, 4.00, 4;50and $5,00
•pan •e: •.wee can`'suit_ ou.
eI ,fr6n�l ,.uc,h a 1 __ � ,, , Y .
Sur Y
to
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r � � CI�'B A
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cial
WO;ULI). bB T'1ZcE--Neare"sklownga Spe
Black;,' S a Sa ncl Peach ,,Green
T.'ine, •in' p .xk, ,
0
6, _ d
arid'Blue. •Special $t. yd
{
Uni 'rel as--
�•,;''' ase,.
• T i1. C,ar in C ,
: `fora ,Silk Cover, also ,S 1 Carrying �
?�O.•,127.` •Is•a Black G _ i C
Celluloid. Tips, New Style Handles, with Cord.:, Our Price
on this line is only $3 25.
- �oria . Parasols,•Col'ors� Pu'r le, Navy, '.Brown
JO. 1'2$ �olored C�1 Purple., . ,
..and Green, Celluloid Tips, and; Priced at only $3.00.
Other Lines. at. $2.00'axkl$2,50, eci tally good .value
H.
-CHILDREN BONN TS, BIB ,.PL LiOVERS
,
SWEATERS;, MITTENS, BOOTEES, ETC.
gone.
Mitts and Gloves
fare-Cliarno-Suede-G•leves -;
in all the wanted shades, including'
Black, 85c $1,00.ancl $1.50.
Ladies' ' ilk Gloves "at'.$100;
$1.25 and $1.50 ':w•
Children's Wool Mitts a n d
Glcves, :t from 50c. to $1.6,0
; 't eals -
hose beau>LiTrLltaur" rotes would make •any grips ;heart
happy --Silk and - Wool; in, the $:ason's 'newest styles and
colors.- . Priced•at
... If ;she Sk Ftes. or Snowshoes, give her one 'c f those. heavy A11 -::Wool
" '',-"Scot 'Brand, -White Sweater>C oats; a real gift', Priced at
8.00
1Vien' s� and Boys' Sweaters Always Acceptable
� Y P.,
d•' well assorted
will frn our Stock
And you 1
Boys'": Sweaters at • $150', to $2.50.
Men's SweaterSat $2:75
May we: Suggest Sacks?
ere again you find a spiend d assort::
, ment, in all the wanted weights ';anti
• colors, .from 50c. to $1'.25'd pair:
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.Your: 1O:�t .at S l
hone••l�op s
e11tor . a
sh-�We
SellCheaper T.hos
:The Credit— dit Store •
Ci�� Season
Gift •S . eas.
• ' Christmas is nearer'than many of us'rea
lize and, the same old :question: comes up --".What
Shall.
I Give?
•THE FOLLOWING. LTS•r •.'W" LL OFFER YOU IANY`SUG
N ~ •ICH • SHOULD MAKE IT EASY TO SOLVE THE
PROBLEM:— • ,
COLEMAN LANTERN, :: . , '• .
IAN LAMP
.• COLEMAN' •
DIETZ LANTERN .
T
-. PULLOVERS
WARMWINTER, IVIITTS AND.., ,. •
ENGLISH ARMY ,HORSE BLANKETS •
AMERICAN ARMY HORSE BLANKETS •
SAFETY • tAZO
RS ;AND RAZOR B'ADE£..
,STtAIGIT RAZORS -A 'SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
POCKET KNIVES,' FROM 25c. TO $2.50
.1'
STAINLESS STEEL KNIVES .AND FORKS
"`R GERS 184'1" KNIVES AND FORKS'
COMMUNITY PLATE' KNIVES AND- FORKS .
PLATE F'R U I,T• 'SPOONS, COLD M,'E A T
CObIbLUNITY ... _ ..
FORKS BUTTER. KNIVES'' AND': SUGAR SHELLS,
'IN "ADAM"AND "BIRD' OF' ' PARADISE'': PAT-•
. Y,N .
•'EII:N, ,
AS't`ING PANS -IN WHITE'' ENAMEL, GREY'ENAM,
ALUMINUM, •
EL AND •
•and . lectric Wirin
Heating,' Plumbing l✓
,:;' , °tiib .:iil'g x ,hone
rt g,.dd;
. •.If you tell biro work ,don't fourtltie"1i" d 'tell : biro 'not
•"bother
3�ar a •"people deal= day-,akm.:;much:
,r s wit e peel to 'Oa :t)xie = o ee' .
a � w b auiie •it'ii
hard to find_'Anyorie wiio' W41
it the , re 014,
. THE ,
L:U 3 ENCU
W SENTINEL
• Pu i
bl, shed every Thursday morning r.
at Lucknow, Ontario
A: ' D MacKenzie, Proprietor
and Editor.
2 H'v it27Ull. r, i Ll:E,iliI;�Ei 3rd, 1.926
A. CULIOUS 'o
ur tteriti n as een: :redo =tom
n :t••urious anil tinaccriuntable'mistake
or oversight which occurred,. in an
article we recently copied: frog . • The,
Walkettan_.-Telescope,-
The writer ,of the article. undertook
•ti give an account of
the;South Bruce.
representatives in the ' liaise' of
Commons at Ottawa since Con`.edera
Hon, dowi to the present. " . The•. in;
t'.or n itipn. p. _ese,gted 'was fairly
,.•rect wJ.th. t ecce ti o t
oniis-
tiic,n, % hick ivanv Luckn;,'vi and •Kin-.
'loss ,readers• doubtless observed: • .•
:A a '. e
p rag•aph of :the telescope ,/I ar.
tir.l ..read i R
e inpart. aa ,rollouts, ,Mr..J
J. Donnelly, latex, 'Senator Donnelly
succeedeMr.h•and,' for
a pe'r.
iod of 'Ever•' .ten. yet:xs, was •Soutl: '
• Br ,ice's member, at Ottawa."
'On reading this we : thought tht.
term 'Qt. -over ten"'years". looked, ;•a'
.the,; long"for Mr, Donnelly, .:tit •cur.
h
• r'ously :enough,•,we• did :not. remenibei
at •.the time that our neiglihor, , Mr
,Peter 11, MacKenzie, had, about that .
yrepresented res Cit
time, vet'y. ably: e ed •, Sonti.
.
Bruce' in the . House of Con: ons for.
fou,' yea.£. •
Thee, history' of South Bruce rep
resentation about that time is.
hso
me-
aY
re,a
„t
'complicated,
at
ed and
likely
therere
ietiinthe riding who Cln.tot,
ipetly regi o it o �Lan :.
Mr.
Henry Cat:.gal .rhea •'rti•,hhl'e hR*
wa4 representative, and in the : by-
e'eciicn' which- followed,' Mr,:Z. J •
Dorin.elly • was .
elected, and sat ,in
•• th
e
o ass ox ne. :.Session;con etin
.
Mr,_Catgil1,s term. In the general
•election following tlissolut••on of par=
lianient, Mr. Donnelly was ar;ailt:; the. -
Con setvative
he'Conservative i • ndidate-and Mr. 'Pet..
er H. Mn eKnzie ran in the interests
oR .the Ltbc.ral PertV, and,:•ins elect+.
y..
cii. ii was':.i enihrs;i, :ft�orii'I0Qd'�to': ItRit
Slit in the ,election of 1D0S
defeated .by'; Mi'+ Donnelly/ rrho War
re-elected '.'in .1911, al?d eo0n ..aftez'..
wards. was 'appointed :'to the •Senate;
Ili the ;by-election which followed, ivlr
Truax as Liberal' candidate was•' eleet-
the o se Commons the
ed �'to $ u, , "of Co , s for
time:, ,
first m
ASHFIELD •NOTES ,
Mr:Geol,ge. Craig; of,' Brandon
1Ianitoba, • visited "fo'r' several days
With ' his 'brother-in-law; Mr ' John-
McRae, of Lo;halskt..
r' Mp' Aich:e McMi,rchy 'of' Detroit
is viiting:•, at' his . old home on the
llalTkhe •Sfhore. -.
ea
of, the late
ElizaIut
,
isoff= Ohlace-on''Saturday aer.
:
.noon, to LocalsCemetery.. She
,was a,former-_ eorke. C• of , Lochalsh,
"
moving'' to, Glamis about 25 years ago
• Miss.. -Florence. Bradley- of ••Under.
wood .is visiting at ••the home, of her
ii,licle, Mi Jas. Bradley,, of Laurier
Margaret Johnston, daughter ,of,
+lie, late , James • and , Mtrs.. Johnston •. of
•-Lau_rier, died •on 'l,hiirsda ' morniii i`
;:ho 28th of November, •The 'funeral
on . Saturday, to Greenhill.. Cemetery'
,teas largely attended. •
After
n illness' •o 'several o $li
;Nits, ',JirMcNani"a ra a highly n, es'
teemed resident of ' Kintail, passed
away :'on the' 27th day of November
Deceased, who Was in • the '66th year
het • aro,. ''was:••' bpi n yin. Ashfield
They .were ..married 87' yam's.
a':;•o,''and to' thein: were 'born, three,
dau tars'
g s, Motiei and .'Clara'7t home
and Etta (Mrs. Frank Austin) on; r
,farni nearby; and "one son . Eldon, al:
so -.at. opt Who , o.. r t "
. i? ... , o, m u n he loss of r
loving :nether:, The :funeral, on Mln
day, to ICingsbrid;r'e; was very large,
ly attended, where reclaim rilass was'
sang by Rev. rather Dean ..The pall;
heor
e
rs Were
six nephews: ws 7,
Ja r�nI,a pan 'Joseph Doyle,' of1
:•
field,• Emmett and Will ,McNamarrat
and Tommy Lannon, -of Detroit. Thr
sorpeving faniily-here the'. •s:incer•-e
oyi rpath;y of .the entire• cniiinniiii•ly,
iMr . Walter :Brow,,, of betroit.
..v.-, i. 'her
•... .. . ......
n i:h we is d ivi her nrot'li is
h e
Mrs, Emily Ensign of Lochalsh.
Oliver' Barkweli, of T2oo2halsh, left
last "Thursday. for• London,. England'
where. We intends to .spend the win-
a Miss-.11,l'ar•ori ,Met utini7a�:+Rid I,nek-';
e t' . - i...
.now;' •ap nt.:the •.weep .tend.,•with�.friends-
Nlts� . 1181..-_:1014,1 i? 1. 0 011 .111„
Winug1r
r'nnt;am' . is , vi ltir ' with 'friends it
g.
:
"l. he 1'at'amount U.F�V.O. will 'hole'
h tne'of
`f '` t the on
li ' th ri ee .n a
t err•n7on 7y r , g � ,;
i
,leads
i= ati bei• o. !t
• M Oreta-,. C� 1
s Gea, P n y
Denibor: ,5th, '
• Mrs. Peter MacDonald ,of Huron, it
visit ai� with• her daughter, Mrs. El.-
don..Henderson, ;Paramount,
Miss : Janie Ketcha'baw, of Ptira
mount; is v'siting '.with ft,enils, ir,;
Brantfiord.
Mrs. Andy't S;tei.n, of •Paramount, i;••
th'e,gue of 'her daughter, Mrs. 1Y rag.'
e. Patersen, of • L:.cknow'.
_• '
•.WHITECHU,RCII,
•
Miss • Ada Johnston of B.l th;
vis+,tin lie , ti lei;•Mrs..•
.Areh e -,tad
ford.
Mi'• and 'Mrs, George Walker; and
Reward, of• East WOva'n:osh,;.;v%siteil
on, Sunday at' the' hohne .of • �Mr. An,
drew. Foxy.. •
The Annual ;:Prayer:.Service of the
Women's '1VIissio:ia�•y Sor•'ie of . the
TPreabyterian "Cliur6C ,wall be helic
on Friday afternoon., December 4th,
All 'the ladies , of the congregation
are invited. to this meeting, ,
Mrs,' Jackson of W;ng h tnr; •is -iris.
itiit ; her
sister,, Mrs, Metrien.•,
The' Anniversary : S'ervices •in. the
United' Chi rch; last Sunday. Were is
'decided- success, The'. ltiat+.'h '
filled 'at • both services, The Fowl
e e ,
'Stipp l.• and . nteriain tient on Mon-
,
'.evenin r was. also. Won: attended
b v e
'and very •'enjoyable, "The .proceeds
on Sunday and Monday anionned tA
$938.00
We are Sorry' to. report Mr; Will..
Forster rto''be under, the doctor's care
We hope for an e,arly recovery.
Mi: Cecil For
C 1 I'• sten returned fi•giit
th '
•e• 7est on Saturday,
-_--o 0 0
GODERICH
. The Be'e'r and hiske •
' ey which: woos
seized at :the warehouse ;at the :dock
,sbiiie tithe ago 'was take:it: to• Toronto
'tic) the Govetnnie}it ,lees; e isarres`l:
v,eelt• • t
'Tlie Siiinfiien't''iii.ade. a' till�l'
load• 'of 4i/2 tons''.: and •Inspector•
low•aceompanied the load, An eaiiy;
-;start was made Ting oiler to- ilei t(
Toronto In' daylight. The Carlinp
Brewing Company is supposed to bre
Cott nei of •Cho lmpr. ,:arid -the: C'ir, tol.i:._
iatect•ExportCori a7 ov;ei
n: • e
Tt.,Y, .. c.f.,ih h
whiskey, They, : h never, ;rofui+l t-
aeknowlede ,• o per .•-.,
B w e ship, prefei`ririg
t 1e. the . . ,
etttfr iaR� _ eoll�so:ti~$d
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FOR CHRISTM1AS'
: '• . itsh:b�isAyouGiofw ..,. ,
h aeri �dethp
edo' ctts
is' mvoreitl'
alnt'.oen• st eilec
� hold the.
01 good�foI y'untl�-Day, . .
r.
TFA
•� TI1'
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sr
. s� � ice will
beam
'With'..
smiles ,to
y •
f/ receive:
A
Pair
:
0
f •Co .
Sit •
s erA��.
. lx of Fine • ,
• . ne.Shoes
•AF
�' Pair Of 4 -Buckle I3ucicle
Over=
4.
shoes
:. .
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A Pairof IHoclie Shoes
y
will make
� 11 e '.1�
(J 1'.
our friend '
Y for'Iif
P or
a, nice' pair'of'Shoes and
itu
bbexS't�r 111.
gladden
hishar`
� t.
•
MOTHER and SISTER
would:be' delighted e.. t'
ted
with
A. pair, of
Charming
ing.,
ASt Stylish rat
l
y r of � Strap
Sli ers o.;.. 4
pp 1 Oxford, ,
in Patent '•
Anice Pair of . Goloshes
� ..
that mean, c
• omfort
,
all \"winter
DaJnty Gift
. s
'Iota so Sli ers
pp
' forthe lac. Cli'lidr
en is Com'
S Warm S' 11
n Sli '
. . PP
ers feet
the chillyy morniti�s A
small,
ll .
. � ltivestinelit w111::
gi;ye month
,.sof pleas- . '•
urq'.•
O til l`
Stock c1
l?
to
1)e
r5 is as complete as
, we can possibly ,beck ` it: wl+ ine •- .
�•nS--- ' is .L_ Cil '' , Rubbers in all
en- . ._ r: gots for
: Woi,
1 s to Men S RUbbe I3
M r . . rieri rind
` MeBoys• , 01111ctren, Leather 'tops for
4 11 „f r p
a • L1kidtt yy
r M AL
l
ill
a •' ,
rTo1
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