The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-08-05, Page 1•
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$2,09 PER TEAR IN 4D.VAN.91g:i 40.9.OTHERWISE •
LUCK14101.V. ONT. THURSDAY. AUGUST 5th. 1926.
, ..SINGLE OPIES 4 CENTS
. 0 PROFESSIONAL .c.ARDS.
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O. '0 9, 0 0-04-0---9-440.
Di, W. M. Connell
Phyalcian and Surgeon
. Ludlam. , •
Hours 2-4 7-411°
Phone 81)
DENTIST
Dr; 'MacLeod Will lint Ler-know'
Tiresday. in Dr. Conneler
DENTIST ,
Dr. R L Treleaven, Luckitow-.
Over Decker% S t'o r e . ' Extraction
either by gas or local, Will be in
Dungannon every Thursday.' '
• Phone 53
DENTIST• .
Call -Dr.. Neaten
. 'Blake appointment
: In office everyday
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,••• D. 11. BleThiNKS
. •ChiroPractor-7itingliain
Will visit Luekirow, Timidity and
Friday of each week andbe at
Cain's Hotel in the aftetnoe*
Outside calla attended to.
Electricity tined also. .
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0 JITEItYBODY'S COLUMN 0.
41;,•:,,00
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GOO. A. Madill, '44;6i*. •:•-11.twiter
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and Real. Einote.7-Money to lend o.:
• first mortgages . on Urn)prOpOT.
ties at /kited 6% per cent accordiiij
te -security -offered, M• ite -aural
amounts on ieeond mortgages on
Pettit 'properties', and on PerSona!
Pates. A few 'tread farm*for sale
• ' 'WALL' PAPER; , •
Latest pattern's in: Stock, at lowest
prices. As ..cheap at in -catalogues.
Alt. hook pntterna'tnt . leading ma,
unieturert.--..-Boit 174; R. L.Catnerlin.
Painter 4 ' P*P0i :Hanger. ' ;. •
1000:1(tiOW .R06011111:
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Mere is • 4ai-* einiimirer , in 'Ear-,
• 'Osten: nays *bruit Havelock flour::
'"1 haveenloYeili auddeg... bread
from ..Haveleck. Fleur and Wald: be
glad to :rite6Inineind it to anyone. 11
ealf*1
W. -E. Treleaven
• BRASS "BAND•
Luckiiow Citizens' Brass Band now .
• .4ml for all sorts �f engagements -
garden parties; picnics. etc: Apply ti.
Gordon _Johnston,' Lucknott. .9-6-tf
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For number of .
and atOrm sash, with: glass . in them.
• Apply to D. C. Taylor. •
• FARM FOR 'SALE
100 ACRES -2 Acres good maple
• bush,- brick house 30 tr. 30 and 14 x
'20: name barn' on atone foundation;
, 50 -a. 56;* shed . attached:1.'30.k 40;
drive :shed 24, x 39; 'hen house 13 x
30.' Well located; will be Sold reason,
ably'. Terms to suiti,Pnrcbaaer-'
* 154-11.• • . Geo: A. 'Sidon/ .
AUCTION SALE • •
The executors of the Estate of the
bite Mrs. D. D. MacKinnon willhold
an auctionsale of, the estate effects
at Lot 26, Con. 2.- 'finless. on Mon-
-. day, August 16th, -commencing at
1.30 o'clock. The farin-aa well as the
stock, implements and household ef-
' nets- will be offered far sale. -the
tarok subjectl'to 'reserved bid. -John
Purvis, i.Aue.. • •
• AUCTION SALE •
Of choice young cattle at Lot 74,
- Cori. 1,4inloss„ Twp., 1% miles .west
of South Kinloss -Church, on Thurs-
day, , August 12. - Frank . Miller
Prop.; John. Play's, Atte., , .
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FARM FOteSALE •
goith half of Lot 4, Con; 11; Anit-
'0 field; W.D.-A ply, to, Adam John-
ston,/I: 7, uc ow. - 19-8-p.
FLOWERDALli
'Matter., Kenneth lions; Teetwater
: is.spending his holidays t Maclvees.
A 'number from Flowerdale attend-
ed the Morgan -Bell, Wedding. at 'the
Anglican ,Church,` Ripley, on .Monday
• afternoon.
The children of john McDonald iire
qiiitie sick with Measles: ' •
Mr; .Wilson Hamilton was calling
In 'Flowe.rdale last week, taking
dein for stockings and mens suits.
Mar. gee. Ferris, of Ripley was
iisiter-lit-FlowertlaW:rait- week.
MIss"Aida IticI)Onald �f Luck
now, Spent. Senility at:",the home of
her uncle, L., 44acIver.,,,,,'
Mrs. RillY Stephens and Seii,-;lan,
of Teestiater, were Flowerdide tall -
erg on Wednesday; '4 •
A few. from FlOWertiale went •to
Teewater,'Wedne.iiditY; to, :hear Mist'
Agned MePhaiL
, Meat of the Sinners, had .finhihed.
their hithig WOO the ,doWl1P911t:
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LOCAL AND GENERAL' , 0
Mrs: (Dr) Connell is visiting at
her fornler home at -Thessalia.
• Mr. Jack,. BPaton of Londanv* is
spenthng his vacation 'with Lakknow
friends:' "• -
Mr., and Mrs Frank -Macintosh : are
spending,. a. few; :da, with relatives
'Mr and Mrs. A. E.. Buswell spent
lhe-tecent holiday 'Wiht friends at
Vrand, Bend. .
Mrs. .Wm. Mackentie visited over
the ,week -end -with Mr. 4ind Mrs -
Glennie at DelhL ' • •
. Miss Maggie Hudson of Elora, vis-
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id ith» Lucknow and ;
friends, this ,Week. • ,
Mr., Jack Camera of London, •Os-
ited.lais brothers, Kenneth and R. D.
Climeron, last .week.
Mrs-. Hunt of Regina, (fornierly
Miss Georgie 'Smith), visited: with
Lucknew4riends the past week. • :
Mi. and Mm. George Cooney, and
two sons of Toronto,, visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. T. -Aitchison.,
MrsJack- Baden* and three
children of Stitherhiad, Sask., are
visiting Mr.' Arch. 'Barbonr of town
Mr Dungan MacMillan returned tc
, Detroit, on 'Wednesday, after .spend
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Mg' a ,conple. of weeks at us bass
east- of. town.
A A Cainereri of Peterboro
is spending a Connie Of weeks with
Insparent Mr. and Milt, R. D. Cale
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•• Mr- and • Mrs-. Robert 'Brown and
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children motored to Siincoe on Sun-
day:and remained over, Monday' and
• Tuesday.,
:Mrand am' Charles Hoelcher and.
'httle daughter, Jean, of Elmira, speni
%he- Week -end with kr. and. „Mrs: p
BAUm
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The Rey. W. J. Watt and Mtn,'
Watt and children of Burk's Falk
0144, are Visiting Mis• Watts' 'fa,ther
Mr. -Archie Barbour. •
Harventers' Excursion- Ticket.s to
,the Ciinadnin.: West; going , August
90th and September 3rd, are on,sak
atMcKinea...Draig Store.
fl!as Agne:s GoilleS of Dalnilton;
who -spent a couple of Weeke•renetv
ing Luck:sew . acquaintances, returrd
to the city on .Satutday.. •
,Mis Angus MacDonald, • who re,
cently sold lier residence and honse-
held eltecte, has gime to Dateless to
Make .her» hole .with her niece
bell. Of terentO. motored from: the
city and •spent •the week -end with
..ro. and Mrs...Phillip MacMillan.
Mr: Angus MacKenzie • of .Toronto
is 'spending a few days in, town. ke
was accompanied from the city'. by
hin sister, Margaret, who ha been
With hint for some time.•',
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• .Di C.. A. 'Spence and wife of
Amsterdam, N.1r,,,* Mr. Jim 'Spence
C. E. of Midiand, Pennsylvania
with. the Misses Spence, have been
holidaying it Bruce Beaell. • •
Miss Helen Jeffrey and -Mit duly-
• Dr. (Miss),, A:• M. Nicholson, vale
spent a couple of weeks' vacation at
her bottle in Kinloss, has gone to
New York City, where she has a pa -
Onion on the ,-tedicaz Staff Of Bellvue
Hospital.
,
N„. Gordon; the ,little 'son' ef lit., and
firs. Chick Steward of WWII: was
taken to Wingharir Hospital de 'Fri-
day of last week, .and underwent an
-appendicitis operation. Friends will
be pleased to know ,that the little
fellow is getting along nrcely
PERTILIZER---Why, 'sign an order
for •fertilzer in adviincei when you
can get' bill, kind you. want any time
you want it, right ,here, A rarload
expected next, week.
Geo. ti 'itobertson,
SUPERsitx.,HOSS
,. 204 Pak 'Of the, 'fiOlt $isti
Hose AM the .niarkct. Sattittla/..Aug
.00t 7th, 0It 41.11pil,*%
40'.W$10"
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NORTH HURO CANDIDA'fES
TAKE THE FIELD
*Ewan, u: Kiug
Mr. MeEnyon- =WO of
qedeiie.h,. is to Le the .Conservative
Party candidate for North linton
with John W. ging, . Pro-
gressive, as lila opponent in the -fed-
cral.. election to be held September
140. ' •
Mr, McEwan was selectial :real, a-
inong
the POttyconvention, held at ,Wing -
ham, Thursday .of. last. Week. Mr.
King•Waratosera by the Progressives
also at Wingham the.day following.
. The. Conservative convention ex-
cited -unusual interest owing to the
fact that three Very stroOg.'Men had
announced themselies , in. the field,'
and a, few other's ' Were nlentioned.
The three" referred to are: Mr. Jobe
JO3rnt, M.L.A.; Mr. . &brae Spotton
who was the • Perty, candiate Mat
October, and Mr.' H. J. A.IficEwins.
who Came very nearly being the Can-
-didate last year. The 'other , threw
Who were balloted Ofl are. j. W Mc -
'Gabon* Warden of,iiiiron;::Dr. Stew-
art of •Winghain; and Mi. T. G. Alien
of Dungannon.. ,
The convention was one . of •the
largest, not the very largekt; in
.point of .numbers ever » heki in ,the
ConntY. There were four delegates
front , every ,One of the 62polling sub-
divisions in the riding,. and spectators
'enough to Pick the big hall to Cop..
apitY.' The .crowd' Was:there. at taio
o'clock; ned •reanailneiL nntil ft,41._
seven, .when the finalliallot was talc
• interest in ..4he-• convention ' and
't9niPetltinn 'among the 'candidates
..were been because there -seems •,tc
previa u feWing that the candidate
selected Would be almost as geed
elected. (inite evidently the Conger..
vativ.es. expect to 'Carry North
Although' regarded as . a possible
strong contender for the PositionoI
candidate,. Mr. JoYnt.• did not, allow
his name go* to the ballot,. thus 'env -
trig the eltief contest, to'llIcEwan and
Spotton,- the others not beingil•egftid,,
ne.setions factors:, •
, This •proved to be the cake: Mr,
Alien was :low •mitra.en the first -bal-
lot. getting only two votes. McKibben
get only 'eleven and Dr. Stewart 25.•
•McEwiin • got 123. and •Spotton y 101,
Through • some 'error 262.. halhats had
been nierked instead of the .'254,
which'shouldihave been. blinded in
In taking the second and third: bat.,
an..efFort was made to .correct
this, but the number was not reduced'
:below 258, 'On, the second -ballet
EWan get 116, Spotton 104, Dr:
- Stewart 26, and , McKiblion 12, The
low Man, according to rule, dropped
out, and Stewart withdrew. The, filial
.ballet stood: -.McEwan 142, :Spotton
16. On motionofSpotton the choice
of hicElart Was - made unanimous.
'Another. Man. who: received . tho
compliment of anomination was Mr.
Centre Huron! *Be,
t091: 'occasion to Make, a speech, in
Which he said that he was not a can-
didate for federal honors', but
would 'again be a candidate When the
provincin elections tame. As there
will 'then be only North and: South
ridings for the provincial as :for the.
Dominion llouse,..he wihl bele :Candi-
date in the North, '•
All seven whose 'nitrites, Were pro-
posed :made speeches 'before the. bat -
,lot was taken; cal gave a brief out-
line of his 'career in life - and set
,forth his 'claims upon the convention.
:Speeches were, confined JO 15 min-
utes.' Mr. ,Jeynt. kaid that he would
decide when he heard the ,others as,
tO whether or not he:Should stand.
•Mr:,: Allen; who apparently did ' net
„expect to be :the choice of the con-
vention, said that if he should not
be the COtikervative ,candidate he,
Would tun as an Independent. JO
:.had , a theory of government , which
he :felt Sure *add :commend itself
to the electors if once they had it
'explained to them. That,. however
'could not. he done in. 15 miriuteL,
:* Mr. Spotted,. of course,. was the
orator .of the occasion, and judging
by the applause he had a &Ott many
friends in the hall.•
Beetle the convention got down to
• business, Hop: ,.....Hugh_Gathrie- of
GuelPh, a -minister in Premier Ateiv'
ghen'a -nevi,. cabinet, 'entertained the
crowd- with a very good taniptign,
speech in Whicle:he, dwelt linen the
finding,- of' the .comnitission, which in-
vestigated the .customs scandal at
Montreal, while be belittled the "gen-
Stitittienat” question winch AlacKeib.,,, frOm...the,.82.-subdivisione wort.
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' die .King is etriphasizing as the Chief "WeMen. and about half the Crowd
lewd' of the eintipaign: was viomen. They were interested
`A'notietiohle *more- or -they too.; too. and.'rentainert in the %tarn!,
rention was the loro timelier or wo. edcI hallito...pos1suntly,.4.4 414
'Men Propitit. About 4e1. thc *Of •
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Mrs- J. A. Anson frean
• Sask., and Mrs. J110;14141.:01
, are visiting here this week; '
misses -Francis *nit Ada *iglooi
orimeknow, are ',spending IL few days
with', relatives in Matching.
` Master Donnie and .Miss Margaret
Blake from Wirmip0g, are, spending
the holidays With their cousins, here.
4..frs4ind Mis.. W.111:' Finiay.» 'and
Margaret, left , on Thursday for
motor trip to »» Parry Sound' and
Muskoka district, where they intend
to spend a. While, gaallfla.g. •
Mrs. Paul, Reed, is visiting her dad.'
. .
ghter, Mrs. Thos.' Anderson.
Mr. and kirs, WM. Smeltzer of
'Calgary, ;visited at Mr. Thos. Ander-
son's Aduring the week. N.
Mt; .Eldon Twamley,, who 'under-
went an Operation for appendicitis,
recently, is home; looking, mitt° well.
Mi. and Dirs. Norman Shackleton
attended the funeral of the late Mies
Miry Stuart., near Mantis.
Mrs, K. CaMphell of Detroit, sPent.
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the : week -end with .Mr. and Min.' H.
Harvey, Anderson Spent last 'week
helping Gardner, , haying.
TEE4WATE4 TO . HAVE •
4.HOSPITAL
•'• The Teeswater News says that /if
all plans mature , as they are now
*enntemplated. Tee7-'swater is to be
priviledged witha hospital. Mr. and
E. C. Allen; late of Brooklyn.:
• NY.1iiiJ pa -rebated the, residence
• of Dr.:. Wells .and 'intend to. remodel
the interior' and -fit It lip with 'bog-
pital . equipment Suitable for Minor
Operations, maternity ward and »all
"kicknesnes reqUiring.'special care..
• Mrs. Wallen formerly '14iss Marie
Steel, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. e*o..,
Steel, is a-.-ginduate nurse; and whll
dimct, the hospital. •
The local institution will 'prove a
boon to,,many, who no &RIM would
have . taken advantage ef • it in the
and Will have the opportunity of
doing so in the future.
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THIS IS IT!
- Sunshine.- the great • outdoors.'
Fresh 'air --land man'sbest food.;
• Delden Crust Bread. Get it at'youx
grocer's or .phone 611, Doinin-
ion . Bakery.: , •
: WEEK -44D. SPECIALS
Delicious • Sponge Cakes, » Honey
CreaM , Deserts, Jelly Rohls, Sans,
Tarts, 'Vanilla: Jam; Date Trilbys.
Choicest ingredients used in •our
Cakes' and ,CoOkies. :, •
. Try ,Reid's Honie Made ke.Crelin
ke Cream' Sodas, Ice Cream tones
Sett Drinks, Orangeade. . '
:',"AsnmEtD, atitpuir NOTES
The:Hackett's picnic will he
held Thursday afternoon oillhe bank
..of the lake at Everybody
vietaine.,
,ServiCea -of the circuit will be reg,
alai next Sunday, andwillbe taken
by the pastor: Zinn 11 A.M.,Hack-
„ett's 3 P.M., Blake's 7 P.M. '
FIRST ANNUAL'
BRUCE COUNTY
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
• ASHFIELD NOTES.
Mr. and Mis- DaVe MacLean of
Chicago, motored over and wall re-
main a week, visiting at his former
home at Lothian. •
Miss, Beesie-thirnhy of "million, is
• spending 1,7'Week aar.so at the bale'
of her ,brother, Dr. A. E. Barnby of
Hamiltoni • '
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ReV. J.',S 'Hardie Of London, con ,
chided comPlOnien .services in Ash-,
.field Presbyterian • `Chia* .on: • Sud2
July.-214-11so PrepOratorY, per -
ices on Friday and Saturday: While
liere":lief'wps. the guest of Mr. an
sMeerS.10:: ,
D. MacLennan of
His Many friendS Were• delighted, to
Vises Elia Cowan 'of Hemlock
City, and Bessie and Isobel. MacKee-
zie are spending a. couple of reeks
, at •Grand • Bend :Sinnmer Resort:
Miss Isabel MacLennan of' Loch-
aish, is speeding some tiete at Inver.
•huron. Summer Resort. "
Mrs. Fraser'Patierson and child-
ren of Lueknow,, are guests of Mr.
, and Mrs.: Andrew Stein of Pura
in'amuenstter •Roy *Gregor of White-
church is visiting with Ronald: and
Lloyd Henderson. Paramount..
Mr. Andy Hamilton and .Irene- of
Henfryn, wetei guests of. Paramount
friends during:the ,week.:enci. •
„Mr. and Ms. AMOd and • son,
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*Who have been guests of Mr.and
We,. A Stein of Paramount, have left
for their home in, MacGregor, Man.
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Lochalsh. '
Master GordonIStruthets Luck -
now,• »spent a. day With Ronald and
LlOyd•HenderSOn of Paramount -
- Mvisrsi.tisKithenwnietb itrparentseG, reg.o,filrDu.idlnaltk ;
isI
Mrs. 3. D 'MacKenzie' of Lochalsh :
• Mrs. 'Goirdon Hicksof morello. gs,
visiting 'With Mi. and .1p0. F:.1).; Me -
Leman of Lochalsh ,•
Master Peter Garaplier 'cittengo;.•
in visiting with Mr. •3. K. McDonald
'4Miaith°Salshen'
a MacDonald of Ham -
Ann; is spending a few da*s'' at her
hetbein .locbalsh. , • •
. Mr, and PAM.,. Jack Stein of 'Kin-.
cal -dine, were guests. of Mr. and 'Mrs.
A. Stein dining .the weekend: '
Mrs. Mary Stothers, Mks., Henry
Horton and daughter. Miry of Mnfe.,
king, also Mrs: 1. C. Stotheis and.
ion 'Nash! Of London.. Ont,-; visited
the former's niece. ,Mrs. F..; Mac -
Charles of Lochalsh. • • . ;
Mr. Wm. Wilton and daughter
011ie of .Hagersville, visited the for -
niers nephews ankniecia, Mr. J. F.
-liarkwell and :Wilton 'EMI, and. Mrs.
F. J. MacCharles, on sWednesday.
Miss Cgtharine Blue is visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. G. MacDiatinid.
Miss 'Annie Davis has gone to
kinghtidge to visit the Misses Moyle.
Miss Sean -Towle of Lucknew, . and
Miss •Rheta Towle. Toronto, visited
Paramount friends this Week...,
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1-7* cleiutlts,•
Farnell is visiting • at
wm
' • Mr. and Mr*. John Cook and » baby
returned to :Windsor, after visiting a
Week with their uncle Arthur Cook
of Paramount ' •
Master Fad Swan is improving
nicely, after his ,recent operation:
MTS. I.eittlefair of Toronto,- and her
sister' Mrs. McLean, called on Para-
mount friends- this week. •
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To. o Hot: ToBake We hear this every day.
Why make your homer and .yourself uncomfortable?
Let Us Supply Your Needs .
Try Our Home Made, Whole„Wheat and Raisin Bread
SATURDAY', SPECIALS,
Lemon Merengue Iles Dundee Cakes' Jelly RoII Chelsea Buns
Black Current Tartlets ,Chocolate Mer„shmellotir fced
, Strawberry. Tartlets . Sally Browns
PiRING IN YOUR BUTTER AND •EG:GS
•• ' 'OBTAIN Tor. REST! PRICES »"
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4• AUGUST At,wAy,s If BRINGS ITS SHARE OE' BARGAINS AS IT IS THE .LAST SUMMER „MONTH. WE WILL USE IT
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k TO CLEAR 'OUT, OUR ;ENDS , OF SUMMER MERCIIANI4iSlii
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, LkGINGHAlt1S, WIDE 'WIDTH. ItBDiLICED - TO 29c. '
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I 'PitINT.s.' Az..i. quALfyy, REOUCED TO 26c.,
4 . 4 . : .
VOILES REDUCED ITO 22e.
bb _
kg. MUSLIN; PRINTED • 18c.
2 • . ROMPER :CLOTH' • • •„•, 10c.:..
I' COTTON HOSE., -SUMMER WEIGHT 119c.
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4 -YD. » WIDE. .LINDLEUM-pc. OD ', P A TT ER N S T 0
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1, CHOOSE FROM./ opt PRICES, ARE RIGHT! BEORE PU1R.- •
c ,CHASING, YOURFOoft.'WERING 'SEE .' - OUR, ' ASSORT-, '
II .NT, •,
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kagdolrigrAmaarAngsummwearAming&E-Ansougurnosmarsor.orw.w.tul
will be held in the :SEEING "THE OLD TOWN”
TOWN HALL
wALKEirros
Thursday, :August • 9.
Afternoon & Evening
t • Under the illaspicei of the
• County ,Jimior Institutes, Junior
Famiera' Atsociatimis,. and The
• Dept. of Agriculttirel
, • .•
programs consisting
• 'of competition » in » piano, violin, /
soprami,, contralto and tailor sOl-
quartetteS..; duets., recitations,; '
'orehestraand chonn SeleetiOns.
-Afternoon PrOgrain Continenced
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,at MO P.M.
,
• Mr.' W. J. May of Winnipeg ;PO'
his brother, Mr. A. •E.:MaY of
monton, were iH time for 'a• few
daYa., last u -eek.' They areLegit Very
old looking et, but ix 3. who Itop-
ped in at the *office:tor a' fat iniontes
;said, that he ,had left ,LucknoW fifty
years, ago and wept to the Canadian
Went; so he is a reel old-timer of
both ' Liicknow and Winnipeg: A. E.
May attended 'public. school here • in
1876 and '77 he Mr.' Geo. Middle-
ton was in charge of ,;the schciol, The
brothers' are both,.working. in the in-
tere•sts of the 100 P. Relief Assoc-
iation, and they Were on their way
to •attend;the annual Meeting of the
Ansociation held, this year at Kings'.
Evening-Pmgratir roinniefied 'taw --0C-cotittertheY Wouldn't know'
the town,' and they. found Only a few
of their acquaintances of 50 years,
ago. - They were enjoying the visit
however, *
BADIri tONCERT
at .8.00, -111f.
'ADMISSION
• Afternoon"25e., Evening 50e.
•
Cleley 32nd Regimental ,Band -will,
hold a Hand Concert at' Teeswater on
Sunday. August 8th, directly oftel
char& serviceEielYitody 1-e.leonte;
-swot, goiktotioP.
louStrig, Ilintoustor.
ORNELL--MURDOCH C
ry Goods, *Omen's & Children's Wear
inene_. Dress , pattern lengths. Regular .$2.75 •
now reduced to $1.69.-
.
Bloomers and Slips made of Broadcloth and Re
All Colors, all sizes. Reduced to $1.00.
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• Women's Silk Hose, all sizes and colors, with ex-
,
Cotthn Pongee, . 36 inzhes wide, good weiglit.Snd
. several Shades of Pongee at 34c.
;Inch Factory Cottbn for fancy work, Free of
black Spectii.'. Reduced fo 29c. . •
Fancy Bath, Towels in nice jacquard, •pitterns..
Mae, Hello, Yellow; Pink, Reduced to 49c.
Standard Spool Cotton. All ',olors, all sizes.
200,ssfard Spools 15c.
tra garter4We .top. Reduced to 39c.'
.11ORNELL-! MURDOCH.
ANpElisoN BLOCK, iucK_Now
COMMUNICATION
To The Editor ,of The Sentinelt
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For •the inforeiation • of those who.
may beinterested; Mr T G. 'Allem
1•414 ahlowed hin name to go before
the liberail,Coneervative Convention'
,at Winglutia, July 29th; rn OrTer, •es
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he, says, to have sonie backing for a
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movement in felicity of la new sy:steM.
'of GOyerninent for Canada, desires to
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say that he, received'orte vote more ,
.than',be.,expected,:: 'or ebrild expee
-from a Convention engine,ered,.in ac•
'orn•clarace with 'Party •praetke in the
interests of otie or other of the tail-
didates, Metwan and Spiattonv
He av hs niay announce 'himself
a , candidate at ,the ensuing Federal,
Nectieup, in North' Huron, with7.this,
as his Main platform plank. The P
tablithing of a • "One.Party" Go t
or what ;alight be called a 'purely
Business Government, censtrizeted on
t'p-to.dat0 niethodg. • •
4.t. 'first glance and *idiot* iiving
the matter soine though, it might be
tOnSidered triter13,- imossible 1,tort
of a retoiaiipt, to effect 'a ,cOilPlcte
thoitgri the diatom 44,40vernment
in nog .countii. Out Mr. Allen' main.
tains that it „u-ould not be a difficult
Utak for the intelligent, cool-headed
people of :Canada, ; especially' in view
of the Tact :that almat**50% of ' the
vaters tOday refuse t0p61i their.votes •
for any candidate boxing. become
tomPletele.diSguSted with the school .
boy » squabbling between the , two old,
paities with toda',. admittedly no dith
Terence of poliey. Mr. , Allen is n,par-,.
•ticallarly''emplaatie. in, saying' . tyat
there is no rooni for any group n
that . his pia will dirainate..a11.7pi. Ur" ,
ties and groups and bring,about, the
unity that is so' much desired, With
dutch -eate'effizienty at a 'Arentera.,
clous reduction .in costs.
MEN'S BUCK OVERALLS
•lleavy Weight iwttil .
neccisarY -peekets. Sites 24 to 01,4
Regulat ;2:50. rtig.„.131ays 'uss 014
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