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My Andrew' Sttewrhap'taf .Auburn;
brsite 71u!tweek : with Aris sister. Mrs.
Arr. "'Jas. • Foster ,'delivered ,A line
team of -;hokaes +to Be,lgrsre on Mon
dab r and M Charlie Qclltspce of
Kincardine; . lase ''visiting:: relatives,
Mrs.' °Davidson r�r sit i last week
vcitii 'relatives at Fordwkh.
;The':plsy a atitled "The; Noble ,Out,
oast," •wlu i wail preie ► t ?.
day' Alreling in.'the Pardon. 11141tby
the '1Fhltechutch Draipatic ;Club, was
a `Teri
is duermeol
' excellent: Way, :1m whichi'' they took.
their`; 4'After` the plsy , a .few'
!hours •warsspent In ,' dancing and
al.l wet home : feelin .
. theyhad
Pent a;verybevSning.' Tce
n •ed 'to 3.
ou
proceed''" sm.. t $s
°: Giller ie made ''s, ns
'Dfr
y►esa;hip ' trip to„Toronto- last week.
.
f
`: We'" u+s g lad
report that lit
Annie`,$enuedy'fiats so far recovered
from tier •operation, as to bet. able tic
come home from- London last Satrir-
•
irOUR= eco t..ziN l SS
a•Sprtng'a advance slipped back' . a
Sil4 :Socks_;.
An *ssor meat ofx fancy' chicks and
in plain- twisted silk .• of colors, Grey,,
Blue, Camel acid Black; A regular 75e'
r
quality; 3 Big 'Day Sale.:' 4 / c
4464.,.
• A ' aplendid' ruffled curtaij made:"of
Barred Marquisette.' frilled. 24"x434
yds.long, with- -tie, backs.•
"Bev! 75e. 3 Big. Days, °each •
5 ( C
b hetet` f*w drys. but .. March
crime in like a'lamb.
Mrs. hem.. • Fraser .:.of=Lueknow,
spent` the week -end .with Mrs.' Tyn-'
dalh, Robinson:-
Mime
obinson- 'Miss fl Henderson of Lacknow,
visited recently with Bilis Mary. Mac-'
Dead. • r
,Mr. Ernie Scott baa -been laid.! up
,for some tinge, bpving cut his .foot•
rather •bedlif with: an. axe' •while work=
lar in 'the barb.
,Miss Bessie Carnochan is back tc
school again after being abseat a
ed 'pucmesb' .$uch credit tame; ° through illness.
ld!rs:`of;the Club for tie; — Mr: and-Mrs;*R... Maeeaugsi1-spent-
a,,dsy lastweek with ]dr. and Mrs
,John, Ross,,; Secant'. • Con.;
Ws acreafar.." t_ �.laeag • that .$rs" J
• 4
M"pMuShy r'� !the n)lafortune'. tc
'�$
aye
Y„ entitled when' . Good Old
imss" will be• presented in, the base
lent of the Preabyterean Ci urea.' on
Friday;°ev�niing, March '11th, under.
auspices, I. Orate- the choir.' Admission 25e.
and 10e. E:yerybod'y'.weko=ne
Mrs. Walter Goswellsnds ,of Winni
Peg,. and Mrs: Waterworth • of Toron-
to; vLted• a 'few . days recently at. the
:. home; o f Mr =Robert ;MeClenaghan.
• the . 'Presby
t rias
S; ofe
Church `and•'slso •the W.M.S. 'of ' the
United `Church will` hold their Day of
Prayer on -Friday afternoon, March
rr HopPer of Win
ghan,
took
thh
f
Service in i eUnited--Church here -
Jest est Sunda
y.
The Whitechurch . Drainatie Gh}
66Ili .
ogle
will- present "A
their 'play, >
Outcast," it the Town' 'Hall,,:Luck-
9th
d.'; ar.
earn
.' -low; the evening g of We M
. ••
at 8 9c,
o'cl k. Admission 50e.' and 25e,
°:Everybody: welcome.
•
fall', end.bre, k, her, wrist, lately,
1, .#►.
e•
fro here,; attended : the..
A'
*timber m
"r•' " . 'n • e . put on ` r
la . the �qo , peOlfi P
. P y. n.3' ,
Iii le' Friday`,
p y
,, itkaster• Johnston MacLeod,who has'
with a moths:'°'i
been very ,Ali.it`sick•
able `to ' be.'around 'avid,. We . are • glad
An .idle brain .is the advance agent
;of a,: buss tongue:.
to: report.
BELFAST
Mr. and Mgrs. Will Hunter and.
family of'Mr. and
Mrs. Alex::'• Hackett one day • last
creek.
Mr. Jas.: Lane visited with friends
in, Goderich' over the. week-end:-
Mr:
eek-end. •Mr. and, Mre. Wilson 'Irvrin;• visited
with :Mr,;,end ' Mrs. -.•Gordon Irwln of
Wasacsh,,a
few d
ay
s
last wee
!, large number of;' Orangemen:.
iiith their wives and homilies :attend='.
' the "At Home". held in the Or,
ria -fie -Imes 'venin-
.: 4446 •. ,
last."
. :at
March 'Delineator now:"` ready
ornell-Murdoch Coss."
CHEAP MONEY
.Mike --"This is . a great' country,
Pat --"And how's that?"
Mike—Sure, th' paper set yes can
buy a foive dollar money ordei. for
three cents."
IiORNELL-MURD9toH
argari
,w' Spring
oocii
I or Cash
4446_ ash
Lucknew
Hornell -Murdoch . Co
Ontario
•
Soarve
A ,Lseg
,quality; ' quite` chic and
dainty, . is }1r its. whle and 70 t,
long, including fringe, colors, Peach: ,
Rose, Sand, Copen, etc An 85 e.
, 3 Big Day Sale, each.
33c
Soh ioI Girls' .
Rain Capes
Made from '' firin`'quality,
cotton,. ;heavy" 'rubberized'
inner 'surface;. with .stitch-
ed : cemented :seams, In
'Fawn & Navy.' colors.
Reg:' $2.95. 3 Big, ;Day
Sale, only
• i
• .$9
en's '• Heavy . Overalls...
Made 'from standard quality denim in plain -black -or - blue,; or=
stripes. Reg. value at $2.0.0.\, 3 Big ' ,Day Sale, for. 4 29
, ▪ 1.
'each x ' '' °' ' � '"
'rices ' : Te1V'fI a 7.Tale
Wornen.s House
Dresses'
• Several different 'styles, all 'made.
in 'good large' sizes of excellent
city , kingacot • gingham. Usuar price.
$1:25. You do Well to stock up at
.our low price . 3.''Big Days, 8▪ -/i
8
7-
only,-eachs.;�
eauty
Soap
Most of our customers;'
know and like }this
Daintik . perfumed s)in
Rose' and, •, Lilac., ,' Once ,
tried, always used. Reg:
10e: 3 Big Days
per cake UC
QMFRS.
RAYON KN'I
A • firm quality,,; Rayon, elastic; at
knee, and, waist. ;Newest shades,; meat
• dium 'and large sizes Reg
776
$1.25. 3 Big Days; , only ...
Boys' Fine-- `Shirt Waists
Made from quality English Zephyr in neat shirting' eftripea::
Areal cloth for wear. Reg./1.0014-0.25. Sale ,:
69c
EMBROIDERED
PILLOW` SLIPS.'
;.Some have
hemstitched ends'
'
callo ; '.
and some `:are s t � . .
large ' heavily 'enroroicteredde-'
s.
' signs.- rare value
s.� r These are•
'Usual price ' 60c.
U 1 S
• 3 Big Days,•: eachiC
NOVELTY PERFUME
1 oz . of selected Perfume
in odors of Jockey Club, Crab
Lily '
: ApP le White Rose, Li }�of the
+.
Valley,etc. • Usuallysells ` at
25c.. 3 Big Days, per
=
bottle ;
2`FOR' 35•e 18C
.. ..
Et •:64,,446.:4
Garis' Heavy. Sateen
.�•BLOOMERS ._, ..
•
MADE OF.HEAVY
BLACK TWILL
TEEN . ELASTIC AT. KN
SAT � . KNEES
AND
=
WAIST. AIST: REG:: VALUE'
50e. 3 DAYS,
' ' .
D ,•
.ONLY
,.::...
BIG
PER PAIR
37e
-It
Pays
To
�Sho pH
J
e
Leather Bags.
Made of '-heavy :quality well. finish-'•�
ed leather, Measures •' 13%x13%
'Heavy reinforced.( facings ,n top:.
Leather -wound'. stifu handles. Colored
leathers. A lucky strike
29,
2.50. 3 $ Bi Days for '1
Reg. $
ables' Rubber
Pants
t
t:, In natural color,, elastic: lastic e
•
' lees
:'and.,. waist Strong and d of •
good• weight acid proof rub.
e
valu .
_ Re 30c
bet g •
3 ;gip . ,Days, for` •. c..;:
1
7cA
'bensons
Sty
s
:ork
:Shirt
w
In Aline or " Khaki- colors,
heavy
" Y
from durable ch mbre . •,
cloth .usual ; rice $1.50, • .D ur-
ay our 9 C
• B
r Y,Y
�'.
chance,1n3
g, : at
Da
g onl:
• hone Cut Flowers
C
The finest of ..Wedding
Lbunthe and Floral-Wor •
on short notice, delivered
al by -ime, anywhere:
••'Transport tosuit •
GEORGE �STEwART
.lorst • Qoderich, Ont.
Phone 105
PURPLE GROVE
'Miss Geraldine Emerson was home
from.i.London for the 'week end
Mr: and Mrs W,i11S,Iiill visited at
Mr. Charlie' Sheann's South Line, on
*.aa.
.
We are[glad •to..report Miss Annie
Wall improving.
Miss Margaret .Collins is spending
a few days in Ripley
Miss ' Alive Thompson" returned
home, having spent last week with
relatives at. Lucknovti."
Mr Chris: Shelton is' hauling` wood'
to Ripley. Chris, is killing ;'two, birds
with'"' the one stone, besides keeping
the, people of Ripley at the right'.
temperature, he is filling m.lris pocket
with ."green backs."
` Mr. James ;1 yan is under the ' dee
tor's care. •
Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Enierson spent
Sunday at, the latter's home near`
•r:,,,.>r.,�..►.: _ 4444 .._ .:., ._ 4444. _.__ ,.
BOYS FOR FARMS;
R. Perdue of Walkerton, , hopes td•
get- a 'number of boys through.. the
• overn ent this ' spring. Those- who
wish to get boys, shold write, giving
the harries of their c'lergyman, and
the "'names 'ether � of tv¢o `oifi►er' p"grsoiis'
•r lerence..'':.A ..ppl'. "'t&7.11 1',"R,'WI'e''rdu'e'
e. y e
Walkerton.'` • "
A CASE ;OF- DIVINE :HEALING? :.
Mr. James Prescott, a prosperous
armer.'in Eastnor. Township, near
P
- '� ei�iousl .ill onFeb.
]sons Head; s y F
rrt i with acute append
physicians were' called. After consul.
tattiop-they, decided to --take •him too
to a
n.
late se
• . was so
•
Wier n' n
. �Te�
that a hypodermic scarcely gave: him
any A',.;thirddoctor,
r, a' sp
ecial
,
intw'sufinm ned f omOwen Sound
rain.. The patient ' had tc
on the late train.. p. ,
wa:tseveral hours,and believi`n in
g
the word of God which 'says "Ip any:
sick among you, let, him call` for the
Elders ':of •the church; and' let : them
pray over him, annointing ,him with
oil in . the name of. the Lord, and '.the
prayer cf.-faith shall save the 'sick
and the Lord shall raise him up. ". Two
Elders' ; of. the Latter Day Saint Cliurch
were called to his .bedside' and adniin-
istered.,to.hiin after the Divine plan.
The, pain ceased shortly afterwards,
and :he was. feeling 'perfectly well
when • the' doctors arrived after :the
late train. . Examinations by them
'proved that there- was no trace of the
disease., They called'' again in the
•morning • and found him: hale. and
'hearty. The specialist said the man'
Was, ' not • sick. The law and, God be
praised.-Wiarton. Echo,
[NOTE—In the first place, perhaps
this man ' didn't have appendicitis at
all, Maybe it wa my a conicor pain
due 'to. spine '*otlier tempotary trouble
which would pass of its own -accord.
A man`,with real appendicitis 'had :het:
ter -rel'. on,modern,.methods J
'' ZION
ARENTS ':,AND TEACHERS
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SHOULD- ENCOURAGE 'Pi7FILS
TEST
. ,TO,ENTERESSAY CON
the 5th page of this issue' will
uncem
d:'..th antro
.
ehool Children
an' Essay Cont st for°s
which •is bein conducted by a'' group'
cludif 'The -Sen•-
r m
Weekly papers, of we k1Y p p , g •
le
valua�b
tineL Not:• 'only : are 'there,
Cash ' prizes' to .be. won, but :;pupils`
winn!ng prizes will bring signal'' hon=.
to
or not•only' to will
.but
their parents, their . teachers, their
h p .,
schools'`andthe community as a'
le . , There is no reason , why • a'
who .
reader : of ;Sentinel should not
win ;the first' size. •. We believe that,
a umber of the prizes: can belrought
home to this ommunity, 'and' we urge
parents- And t achers to do': all they
can, to . encourage boys, and girls to
ether the contest.; Read'. the rules.
carefully' and if there is anything a-
bout 'them, that you do not under
stand,'•the• editor or will be glad' to ex-'
plain
e.ee-
AGAINST UPPER ;HOUSES--
'SENATE
-PORN.-
,
BORN,..;Dona's1son--Tri • Teeswater; flesp. tal
on °,-February -20, 1927,- • to Mr and
M'Na. Robert Donaldson of •Culross',;
twin �,
t i•ri . dati fhters-;Betty and';, '.Marie,•.
Mrs'. Donalds'orl was formerly Mist
Mamie Moffat of Langside.
it' ith-r-In Quiroga on reb, 21; 1921,
e
to Ah' aid Mra, Wi11I ,jm gelthr
• Mrs, Samuel . Reed and , .daughters
Doris and. Lorna are visiting ,friends
at Auburn. • '
Mr• and Mrs. Fred 'Anderson spent
.:a.-JAVIi AaYs With 1.
man
•'ind ,hale. •;•
y
'•. "hlrc 'Wm. `Pepper, Jr r is `in Wng:
•ham Hospital this week havang his
'tonsils: ,retisoyed.
Mr. and Mrs.' Mark Gardner and
Lorne visited :at the -homeof-Mr.. Er..
nest Gardner on Sunday' last.
tont � Su
. O " nday night in the
Y
depths of the, snow between Zion
corner end,,'boiundary west,' a horse.
and ,buggy., Any:`information • will be
Madly receivod 34' Mr, VV04 Ander:
• 9
Always the
BEST .:.
at
Button s
Only ' the
uttons BEST
at
Fru tonna
—MEAT MARKET
(From1-.r
,m -.Tx Sat id_av Night)
• Upper' Chamber's—or rather the • ir
members—are going about in • fear
' and ` trembling these days. Premier
King is almost • daily adding. to his
list of Senators pledged .toself-ex;
tinc
ti n
—to
commit h
ari-kani
*herr
rr
he Shall deem the 'moment opportune
for so touching an act of self -immo-
lation. Premier' Rhodes of Nova Sco-
tia,_;is breathing fire 'and slaughter a-
gainst
the Upper House of thatprov-
ince... But • down.. in Quebec nobody
mires., There the, member of the Leg;
' .
illative Council enjoys hie, dignified
digni fied
ease, 'undisturbed by any. raucous.
threats turn hint off his cosy sen
hr �ats to o
into the :cold world.'•Th'e Legislative
Council fits into , the Quebec scheme
tlf-thmgs all right.. •�ITie sight. f n
;p, rot'okea: •not'hingy-rtrnle8s" a ": passing
sigh of envy. A :competence and not
too much work. What would you
more, in 'yam, '6h1 age -'—or.= - at any,
other- old ,age, for athatinatter 4' There
is 'no~kie`k iii Quebec 'shout the Upper
House—and, 'itself, Taschereaii be-
ing Premier, it; ,never kicks, neither:
And it has its sphere of • ild use.
fulness; it hurts nobody; it lives and
lets live.
You can't estimate a man's age by
what the thinks of a corn 00b' pips+ •
,1
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r
B>vaf. � .Pork Veal
Lamb Cured'Mea't.
LL YOUNG BEEF;- , -
Per Lb:
• Prime Porterhouse Roast '
Prime 'Surloin Roast'......,.:...23e.
Round Steak, ...•• .23c
Choice ,Guts
Rib Roast •15c.
Choice'..: Rib ....� .17e•
Pot Roast �.. ..13c. .
Choice '' Roast.. .:. ;.15c
Boiling._' Beef .; 4 4 46. ,,10,5
Choice Boiling Beef ..13c •
Stewing Beef ......:100
Choice. Stewing Beef . ► ...13c
Front Quarters .: • ,..12e.
HindQuarters •......14c.'
Pork Roast .. .• ..18c
--:Choice• Pork Roast„ . ,,....22c.
,Pork Chops..... .'.• ... 20e.
Trimmed Pork. Chops : ....:`....25c.
All -Pork Sausage ..:23e.
444 4444
Beef and Pork ' Sewage' :.......18c4•
(Sausages Horne Made),
5 EC , g O�
SATURDAY
200 Lbs:all
X11 lass..
Sal-
mon, at
Whdle 14c.
Sliced 16c.
Special Short -shank-
e d Picnic Hams,
at 23c.
10 -Lb. Pails • Lard
at $1.65'
100 Lbs Headcheese
at 15c. a Lb.,
r•
100 Lbs. Beetd
all ,.
Pork Sausage 15c.
h.j "
50 Lb. Fillets' t 22c.
H1'GHEST 'CASA 'PRICES ROR ALL KINDS "OF HIDES
THE HURON BREEDERS:. SAL
The .Huron CountyBreeders' Also
,,.n-
.ciation'held'ther.•seventh animal .c
0
-signmento'saki in. Winghant on :Feb'.
24th._ All things considered, the 'sale
way;` fairly, successful. The thirty-four
: ign _, r .ou'.
lots -,Of =•Shorthorns=;consig ed b ght
{, rsl'
'aYi average•'priee.•tf .$94:00, or rig ht ly.
more, than last year. The top bull,
.l areastex;_Comet, a.elioiee'young
wroan,
brei :;and�;coniaignedr :by T..I H. Taylor
& Sons, 'Belgrave, brought $135.00;
goy);, :to 1Z, J Sanderson, : Fordwich.
The ,c • bred
.t tie-top'.'fe�ale, Vi Coria��C: 75,• b
by Prank' Wood; Blyth, and • consign.
ed by A. W:' Ztherington,,. Ilenpall,
large crowd attended, due partly, to
the fine day. .and; also to the high
duality of; the. offerings. ;Hlgherprices,.:
*ere' warranted: on • some of .
,te
n.
•
tries but • thepurchasers wer the
4.446.:
gainers a they are 'sure to reail Some
benefit from ' the` animals they took
home.
.else rte. .
+LDG . SHII'11IE1' ,
•
r-
..iiog shipments' at, Lufkin)* for the
week" ending •,Feb. ,24th ,'amounted '.to
132, of these- 4 were selects;', 6G,
thick-arneoth,•,-16-•,heavies,._. extra„'
heavy, and'3 sheph ' og -s.' From Htiro»
County shipments' for the same 'week'•
amountod to 1644, Of theae' 488 wore
brought $130.00, She wassail excellent . selects,' 943 thlck,am000tli; ,41 'May*,
time' At matron, and *AN Purchsiled'::My. t+lir 11 4lttrs, bt.svy'r is 401 .11010 9n#.
$ $ 0 y compbill# I'Nllll*rit,olit A 4 1444oIM
rY
fit