The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-02-25, Page 8•
'The. new Spring (1;;926) -cotton Wash Goods arehere in rof cscion:
tons,, fresh as the 'Mayflowers A'r.,egular riot! of color and fancy. -
Fine, ingha = More. won than ever New ,Printed
32-:Ipch British Gingham in.•a' dozen patterns, and 'tOey are regularly sold' at 35c. We have a speciate piece at `25c ;36 -Inch
Floral *Chintz can be used for a number Of purposes. ' They are $ood value at 35c, special now 25ca.
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36-Inch36-Inch,Englislkftroad Cloth for slips,' bloomers, dresses; etc.; 20 :Colors' at special 49c.
en Chu,• a new/silk,` 34' inches wide, dyed in the :'piece for dresses bloomers, slips, etc.; 10 colors, special at 5%,
Standard Spool. Cotton, `200 raj d spool, any color, any size at 90c. a dozen or 2 for 15c.
-Yards wide Unbleached Sheeting, special'; 57c. . f
THIS . . E ' - .AT• .STALE S
EEK Y
N
adies' Silk & Wool Huse, S shades to
choose from, only $1'.00 a . pair.
Children's All Wool, Cashmere, aiid
Worsted Stockings, 45e.:to 75c.
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re.you ui t n. �' If so • : heve some•
A yQu �, we e
4 g
good bargains in Chintz.
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mar• s•ar •.in. good demand Monarch,_
Listowel - Sweater Y arns, Buffalo
r n : . alsoWheeling
h iln.
_Scotch_ Fin e i W e.
Yarn.
' ,:rAN�..,IYS ASTO
SMART .SflORS; .AT..::REASONABLE :PRICES,
VVE •,ARE PLACING ON OUR SHELVES THESE DAYS.` .'
SMART ;SEW MODELS FOR SPRING, THAT ARE REAS-
ONAY,I,E PkKICED ' AND AR R' CI' To THE ,MINATE IN STYLE:'
GROWING GIRLS,- 'PATENT. 'O "l; , 'AND • TWO ' :STRAP.
' STYLES, AT $3.50, to $6:001. i. .
NO. 3;94A LADIES PATENT L STRAP ‘,-SLIPPER,' GOC(
YEAIt-'WEt 1, Ct.*BAN'"=HEEL, SI'Ei IALI;Y PRICED AT $5.00•
MEWS OXFORDS WILL' BE -.STILE VERY. .STRONG, FOH
<. S'P:RI'„''gi-," I v• BE .CK '•1'1,6 :13P,:O l?• 1'`C"' P'r
THER, PRICES:.AT ~$4.50 to $7.00,
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WE Still -HATE-A FEW I;AI?IES'' " �4c fil 1f . GHII:DItE`N'B
STOCKINGS At• CLEARING PRICES. .YOU CAN SAVE,1i10-
f'IIES
EY S � SE IYARGAINS.
SOME OF'
,SECURING'
•
ATI WELL. & TURNER
E STORE` -WITH -1 A STOCK.
Thi
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RAPID " diTY
Mr and Mrs'.. Will • McDonald; of
Detroit, are -spending a few days:,
on e , a
With Mr.acD ld rnnts On
wt M a.
h
.� p
the 2nd Con. •
r c Zion al.
lir.. Henry Gardne ,, ... Z o
ie
,
ed•••on- s I� p d y
. day ' last wee1.
We are .sorry to hear. .that Mr.
Joseph. England has. been sick the,
:last (Pew days.
Mrs. M. L..Gardner ,is- nt • •present
visiting for a; few days with he
parents at Fordyce:
A. few 'of the Orange boys from
here, were present at the Royal Scar.Star-
let .meeting held .in. •Luek'row Orange
Hall evening last week
Tuesday gofat
and: report the election of Scarlet
officers es .(follows: ' •
W: C. C., C. E. McDonagh -Zion;
E. C. C.; Wm. Haldenbyi,--Holyrood;
Chap. Jas. • Cook—Belfast Scribe
Mark Gardner—Rapid :City Treasur-
er .Boden Ritchie -•Zion 'Herald "`i':
Arni•s-,Jack Miller•.-.St-•-I:ielens . rFirat..
• Lectured (:Isaac. Pennell—Kinlough•
Second . Lecturer.. Homer 'Harris
Holyrood First .Com. Herb Graham=
Kinlongh • Second '.Com. 'Herb Mc
Quiliien—Lucknow I. -H. -Harry Pen
sell--Kinlough`. O: H. Walter •Nichol
stn--Rinl ' "N •
WILL PREVENT STOVE PIPE •
FIRES
Arthur Sovereign, of..MIildmsti has
,applied' for a patent' for' an auto.
.rustic stove ` pipe damper !which he
has invented:. The contrivance is
known•. as a "Stove Pipe and Chim-
ney ,Safety' . Fire Check" and the
'name" indicates what, it,.is.: • The de.
vire is placed in a; section.: of stove
and_ia . o.. arranged that it-wrl''
closetight when in contact *RIflameor excessive' heat ouch as ice.
caused ;by Mire in a store•' ;pipe or
chimney. This, Complete shutting' off
.of all draft, as is well known -. wil'
cause the fire to smother and go out
Mr. Sovereign hat arrangeddto have
the fire check manufactured at Mild,
'may.. and he expects to .,put ' it on• the
market ,at about $3.50
' Fire_ Insurance records -show that
a 'large' percentage of Ifiree losses ie
due to chimney •fires,: so • that the
new safety 'device rovill meet a ,long=
.felti avant. The'rconttivp a :has been
' o s
'
.ke's d m&n �;•ki'me�:;;u � r van. ly
conditions and has come • up to beat
expectations ' .
FOURTH CON. KINIOSS
(Intended .tfor• last .weak.)
Mr, and 'Mrs. Woods alnd daughter,
from •the West, aoconlpanled by Mr,
'Woods • of St. -Helens and ,,Mrs, 4, -It*
win were visitors last week tit' the.
home •-lf Mrs: Ii, Martin. y.4,_
Mr, ip, McNey Montt >r d$p With -
Mt and Mri, a�. �l�rtleRkilfil,
the.. Fourth, recently; . ,
A nuthber. I, 'from here Jk in the
etcu'raion to'• Guelph on iThto ursday.
Mr. Ht Carter:•visited•a t.-E.'Hod
g
k non's :one .day..last week
•Mr. '' NbMc M man urch who has'
r M y.
F,�en very; sick lately .is mudh improv-_
ci:i, as we.are glad ;:o .say
.Sutherland 4.. Sutherland spent a day ,of
Iasi •ti eek ':with. her sister, Mrs. E
1 tq
�•: < D' ..Graham is 'busty. these.,,d444„0..
:hL LI1 ?Ig.In timber, preparing to raise;
his barn: : '
Miss 'Margaret Graham• is' home
from. iegh.School ,with a severe Cold
Mr. End Mrs: Wm. MacDonald •of"
Det nit,,.are, spending .a few days •>e'',
u.'ehome, of his parents,•`Mr. a„4
:Mt D l act)onald on the Second. '.
•8'- 7 e.few. �..�ir . A. McAal spent f._ days
Y a .w .y
with he ''mother, Mrs. J MIeMurchy-
lost weeks...
A nuniher • from here took . in ;'the ;
r n �crt':' last. Friday 'night,; put civ
by; the. `Young People., taking'. t h c..
Short Courses,
Mrs Wm MacDonald •entertaiinec'
the women of the Iast
Thursday; the, day. being, , fine,' a
large crowd ' as .present.
Mrs. Ressor, of Toronto, is spend..
ink; a few' days with Mrs. Wm. Robb
this week‘ • .
Mr, E: 'Little; was in. Listowel on
Saturday; to ,tee his sister-in-law
Mr.. John Little, 'who js very ill., at
present.'
,Mss Nettie . Scott is visiting • rwitT'
fxiends_in.. Toront9, .
Mrs. A. MacKe'ttzie,' on the Fourth
is reported to be aoniewhat better
'irav er the Aare of '.Mise M. B. Dou�xla,
h
t � .
e' nurse: • •
Mr. Albert 'Struthers
1 rt St u hers we►g
on the line last Monday. •
Cacil Robb 'and his!; sitter, Oliv4
spent.. an evening' last week with Mi.
and MrsL. MacKay,, on the Sixth.
Mrs. !Its.' Sutherland : is at prese,:4
laid tip with an attack dt bronc reit•..
We hope to hear of an improve en :
soon. a
A:'ntlmbor from ere'. atter"deli hr'
dance at .Mr D. MaeDonald's, •las'
_Friday', where An. enjoyable .•evenl'mt••
was spent.: '
, Mrs. Wm. Maciii' yr`e visited las:,
week.'wlth Mrs. A. Graham..
GOOD NEWS TO THOSE •
WHO WALK. AND DODGE,
A bill has been introduced ban.: th
Nen, York Legietature. to Comte fen.
auto owners, to take out inxuranbe.
to that they wiI$ save :enough riiapbl
to ncu vietirte, ,ealativtr:
TWO'
lis' Arai ti•114lroo Itii so �r r� a�q i sew
• CHANCE FOR INVENTOR'-
The ' Boston ':, Transcript 'Says
need: these inventors: ,
err
A b y ,hod, that will prevent all;
the best ;berries from staying'at the
We.
.too.
:that will tell us'
end of the wire
gramaphone 'at
sing out: ."Here
.A telephone . 'ring
who is ,on the other
before; we •answer••: it
A golf •ball: with
to
achment that.,•will
I ami"
An. eagle's sea?es that', will en. o.'
borate • the, fisherman's story .
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ran th s s
a will Dori th ..:�
e
34P o t d
'to the girl: playing as it does' to rhe
g
:neighbors:
rrymore Wilton' .
Mets, �'size :27" :. x 54". New•
patterns
sceral at $7:50 -each. A handy siz. e
and a lieautful quality.
.
Headquarters. .
for Men's Ties—
Just
I'i --dust in—jve d Ozer_, ne
w-.,, Su quehanna Silk&�o, woo**' .c
repe
Ties,known . « _:.�--- • ; , ,
as the. Tie' ft,. All,
o a. thousand mats.. •t:he new -
gest:� = . ,
patterns. ':See these.
Men's 'Made -to -Measure Suits--
Easter, is early this year.' Already We : hative• taken several or-
i from' the new spring samples.
Special: Ginghams•at 1.6.1-2c 'a yard..
See_ .,large.. . •
to
•' ,..: range.. of iViens. Sepa>t`ate 'Truusers'
: • :., . are
. we
sh _ in:"
Qw 2.7 5 '
$ to 7.00
g� Per pair.
• ' P Sizes -30 to 48 'w, gist. • '
We have several ly. ,
Ines of Corsets that
have been .
d>lacontm-
Alec!, in sizes from 22 to 30. 0. r You, will find• -
a ••real., Mbar sin
among them. Altar p
• e priced to clear.:
Hor'n-.
.heel
ins
Canad'-
.g"silent
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Sole-
ents
-r
Super..
Slilk
.Prose
Best
At
Price