HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-03-18, Page 8Aso
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New Women's* Bloomers made of Broa
-inette, etc;, all sizes,. Special pair $1.00:
loth Stripe
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New a British -made Imported Cotton * Broadcloth,' Bright'
Mercer Finish. Full' yard ,wide, all colors, 49c. , a yard.- * `
New Costume Slips-or'Women and- Girls. Sateen : `Satrnette,
etc. ,;all sizes and `'a good'' selection' of color at $1.00 each.
New Pare White.Longcloths, White Cottons, etc., yard wide
and read or the needle, : at 26c. a yard.,
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Coots Standard 200-yard'Spool Cotton,: any size, any ''color,
2 lor 15c. or 90c. a dozen.
RE11/MNANTS- REMNANTS REMNANTS of everything,
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New Satinette :ln' single or .,Tfolkle: stripe ; for costume slips,
ns of all kinds any :dolor, at 37 1-2c., y. rd:,
bloomers and .lini g •
New , Naincheck for ° Ladle's and Misses'. Under Garment.
,Rose, Green, White, Sand,full yard wide, .Heavy Cord .Check and
,Bright Finish at';25c.,a:yard. a
New Factory Cotton for'Fancy Work, etc., 40 inches Wide, .'
smoothiirdsh, . clean'• : Special at. 30c.
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a• ,s' on hand:: ` .rads; ..En
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Nature will +soon be putting off its ' ol'd snow garments,
- Easter is; just a'>ew weeks away:\Are you. wearing shabby
shoes tinder your goloshes or rubbers? Ir Shabby shoes strike, a •
discordant note on a Spring 'morning.. 1 y .9. i•
Come and . See the Shoes in our 'west window.' They
have just arrived: and are selling. at $3.50, $3.75•. $4.00,` .$?.50.8;
i$5.00.
1VlEN'S' OXFORDS
W'e=staver•a,, large,. ass rtm rat Men £1-xfordik-in_r.: 'Black •:
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e�have .fast received. a large shiPment '. of the :-famous: "'
GREG Shoe, also .the. I ARMERS' Shoe. These ' are -well-
known lines and give 'satisfaction.
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FLOWERDALE
Little Hett ' towers. is . a
provin
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t' Toronto:but •is.•s .still in T ronto.
"Miss ••Laura, and Mr. Edgar" Wat-
son entertaine • ..ten= of theiryoung
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friends last Fridays evening.. .
We are sorry to see that' . Mr. B.
Wilkinson has his farm for *ale. Mr..
and Mrs.' Wilkinson . will be greatly
missed if they -cleave Flowerdale.
S treceived C. S rathdee;. a mei-
Sage' Thursday of the death of her
sister -in --law, Mrs. David i'Cox, n Lou-
don Hospital The funeral in Ripley
Ripley
0.1i Saturday, Saturday was one of the largest
over held there.'
We are glad to. report that all our
nick..ar improving.v
e,.
Mr. P. Carter is• hauling a. 'stack,
of hay which he ' purchased of R:
.Martin.
Mr.• Chas. Strathdee is ,busy these
days ,grinding grain, for farmers on
'6th Con.'.
Mr, and Mrs: L: C. •MacIver;: Spent
Saturday evening at the ' home of
Angus •• Martyn, Ripley..
WHITECHURCH
Mrs Archie Radford and Mrs;
Johnson of Blyth/:visited ' a . few days
last wee1 !with;. friends and relatives
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Mrs Murray made a • business trip
to Ripley one day ' last week.
Mr. earnest 'Week --end
of Kincard-
ine spent w
:the eek -`end' at the home
of his. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.;
George Cottle. '
The concert and&debate held in the
basement 'of the Presbyterian' church
last Friday evening was , a decided
success. The affirma't'ive 'was the win-
ning Side, 'Which was, `Resolved' thatpuncil met on February 156, all
the farmer is of , more • importance to members 'Present. Minutes of former:
the .welfare of the community `,.than meeting read and approved on motion.
• the manufacturer.' , • . of Cameron and Anderson. Walker,
.,Mr. Charlie Martin' rent to Toron-., Murray waited on Council regarding
and the•assessment on three acres �be-
to last week for an' � operation..•,..
... . ,:,s i . i -::..ot and -now, ,ass -
treatments•,. we ho a -.for a Sed „ longing, ,to, h s. m he>�
n ., . p y, g s
recovery, .,, •;csed.for50Othis'roWaslat:,
until : ext
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Miss,Ruy•
Everitt ' of"' •i:pcknow; meeting. Wm Quigley pat in a claim
spent the week -end ,at her homfe,here, for cutter and harness,..left:::over. un-
etin . � ' t#ce
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tertained • their. friends and relatives ieipel ;:Association and - Good • Roads
'to partY' last Friday evenin, All Association was then read, 'moved.by
report a very enjoyable time. .^ Cameron and Hackett both be placed.
Miss• Hazel • Wocics ` .of Teeswater, on file, carried. Moved by. Hackett
is v sit#ng:::relatives•• here. .and "Black that Council -give •a ,grant-
• =The Young People ;of the United ;of ten dollars to the Children'a Shelt,
Church are ,holding it' Social .evening, 'er, carried. On motion of Anderson
in -the , .basement' ofthe ..church .an. 'and Hackett the printing Avis let to
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�1 ar day. : M reh li;tli• Fvi1T3r+mq �wei � the' sta�'"'�omzlsny'y "i'fi Aad z�l
came, ave_ their report, ani, on motion of
ra., Le.14,1*. I
�2 y war, . �axit anda�- 9i+►t1G read AadsrrwK N4<s dolt O."1####1.•sxs vi.ttln1 t) OM, id aaIv.d, U.; 0t1 swhij. M$IOM4 w►Ut$
her. Parents Mr. and Mrs. John Mow
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we are sorry;tq report the sudden
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death of Mr.: Robert-' Henderson of
Detroit on Thursday March 11th: He
had been a life long; :resident of this
community until a; year: or two ago:
The sympathy, of the ,community, is
i n their sad
extended to the relatives
bereavement.'.
r
et Ddr: Ch+Frlie •:Morris r ume dfom
Taranto ;on Saturday night: •
° Havinqlaccepted an invitation -from
the ` LuFlulow Guild; about thirty-five
of the Young People of . the Presby-
terian church here '''went over to
Lucknow on, Monday evening 'and at-
tended the Guild meeting in the Pres-
byterian church. After ' which the
Lucknow people served lunch. end a
very: soaiablc hour -was spent. _
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RESIDE
. ,. BRUeE ':11IURRAY ; TO .
NEAR . RIPLEY
: the
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ort The Ripley c cspondent., to
Kincardine paper hadthe. following:.
Twoi Armenian boys from the "Ge-
orgetown farm arrived 'in town on
Friday last. One of them who' has
been the protese of the Lucknow Wo
men's' Iilatitute, and who, was 'given
the !Fame of Bruce ?Murray, visited.
Ripley some time ago with a number
of other boys from the farm. ' He will
mitke his home at .Mr. Mac. 'McDon-
ald's on Con. 8, W. His brother, who
is younger, Will snake his home at Mr
Lot Culbert's:"k These lads are bright,
intelligent and' industrious and give.
promise of - becoming useful Canadian
citizens:"
ASHFIELD COUNCIL .
Ordered paid on motion of , Hackett &
Cameron. Local: Board of : Health first
meeting 13.00; Registration of Births
Ho-
gan
16.50; M. H
•Deaths and Marra ges
an breaking ....road 4.00; John A.
' for .''work
on
Johnstoni" me o
n
� •PaYI S.
road 2.50; Henry Gardner snow roads.
:4.25 Donald. McLean Salary as auditor
.cents14.50
i' ::.` ''Wm.-
`14.00 � su 1 es !i0
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McCarthy 14.00 :W. P. Reed bal. sal
ary•10.00,
exise stamps 18.83, postage"
•2.31, supplies 4.25, preparing report
7.00-42.39 R:'Bissett snow- road' 2.00
John Courtney'6.00; Percy -McCarthy
2.00 John Jamieson supervision 24.50;;
Wm. Clare, paying men and. opening
ditch :4.00; Cy E. McDonagh expenses
with law snit :8/65; John H. Webster..'
hauli ` 'g steel culvert,' :5.00.. By -Law
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Number, Two, appointing John' Kil-
pa•Lerick• road superintendent:' By-law
Number Three: "providing fol.. expend
iture were duly passed: Council ad-
journed,' on. Motion of Black and:
Cameron, to Meet March .22' at, one
• Ci E...McDonagh� .Clerk.
o -o -off:
THINKS :MR. JOYNT IS ALL
RIGHT' '.-
Referring to a recent. inciden* . in
the Ontario Legislature Mr.' Hunter.
of the. Kincardine Review -Reporter
had the followings
The charge of the Hon. Mr. Raney
that Mr. John' Joynt,.: M.LA., has re-
ceived election funds from the liquor
interests of this province las, been
denied emphatically ;by 1Vir. Joynt. He
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states that he paid his own election
,expenses: We :know Mr. Joynt'•, and,
we believe:his statement'18 absolutely
tr► e. He ^,1s the last man in. Ontario
who Would accept a dollar from the
liquor interests to asst t hini in'a poi-
itical•,campaign or any, other kind of
a campaign. The Hon. Mr. Raney
would, have done well to 'accept Mr.
Joynt's statement and done the "hen-
, arable • ,thingg b.y' . g . g ,;..$'ii olo-.. isin .,. for,
but'
aspirations' he east. 'on Mr.' JOint.
¢ ,
How ver -lie did notr - 'quibbled u eibbl'd anti'
stated that Mr. Joynt had .been bene-
fitted by the advertisingpaid for'out.
of"tlie general." `funds "ta " iwhlch 'the'.
i r st
liquor trate e s eu+bscribe d for the
ii" s i
',benefit th •C erv'at ve art ; It
of e n party.
was Unfair to : Mr, 'Jayne,.' as• the.
chr was he had received assist -
[
a
charge
ante, , which he emphatically? denies,
acid his .many friends will accepthis
wordy'
• yam..
Atter you've 'good' Lora long
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`EE�{LY STOP
WOOL. BATS --Pure Lamb' Wool,
w:te
S.' as snow,
weight 2' 1-2 lbs.' Size •72 x 8 •
b • 0 ins. Priced $2:75 ,.each
Note --The 'quantitYtheseof
Wool Bats isLimited -
and.
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the Mlll •advises us It will be difficult' to rotate' more..
for
NEW =I M r
1 G NGHA S Ou patterns are exclusive and:,.
the yqualities the 'best. Canadian Ging hams 32 at '25�.::
Ging
hams EnglishGnghms
a yard. . ':.a 35c. a .yard.
New, : a • `..
Rayon Cr pes forDresses:.Very •pretty, pat-
ternsand:all new, 1.45 & 2.
t. $ $ 00 .the .yard.
Just 4oened:u•p a•newshipment"of the newest
Pvery
in Chappie Coats ae$3.95, $4.95 &,$5.50 each.
BOYS' BLOUSES--Newatterns and Ell siz-
P colors,
es at $1.00'8 $1.25 -peach.
TRIOLA BROADCLOTH --This is the good' quality
in 10 colors including black and white, at 95c. a yard.
Heavy. All Wool Hose for BOysand .Girls. Black and
Heathr in sizes 7:122 to 10. Reg. 85c.'to $1.00. Clear-
ing
learing at 79c. a pair.
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SAYS HORSES SCARCE
Mildmay Gazette _says that farm-
•ersi th-
n at cart of $race are 'doing: a•
lot of seurrying' about in search of
horses this siring, and as a conee-
quencei• the prices Intim taken quite
''a tini:. ,' h °.fano s ;nIwa Tike i► :tli'
have: n' spars hoirsei, or two. for . the
tiro: it b.Game41 a llnbit . mad.. ih'en: 1p4•ssedilviit, and - any fair, good
tom s,* sr..M'dl! to It' snli� � wi l 1arli��j s 1004 prioef •
KIN
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....Mrs Walter Kaake '
hasr`eturned ..
home
after Visiting a..
t Ttngarfand
Pinkerton.
' .Mr. •and "Mrs. „_ .
• ...Frank Calomel, sent
Sunday at Kinlough
:Rigel •Hazel ,, 3anne ;n tan :is visiting
-nt 'Westford: ':.
'Mil
s Lydia;iyd#d Smith went n day last
a�' cors int-:Lucknaw.
, 1BortiotoTa qtr.. sad 01111, id 0014.i.
:1t.fl0H 1' 40gEhter•