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, M.'. Conlon
Fliaiictan and Surgeon .•
lauckiniw
Hour. 2 •
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Phone 88
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R ,y L. Treleaven, lekattWH
'1 r Pecker* Store Extreetioet
4qhs( by gas, or•
grinner!, every - Thursday. .
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_DENTIST
CiiirDr. Newton
Make appointment
In office everYday.
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EVERYBODY'S "COLUMN 0
Goo. A. Bidden, .Lucknow, Braker
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and Real- Estate. -Money to. lend in:
first mortgages on farm. proper-.
, ties at 6 and 6% Per cent according
to security offered. Also small'
• amounts on Second ,.mortgages on
;farm. properties and on 'mammal.
notes. A' few good fame for sale."
• . WALL PAPER,
My stock of Wall Paper is cern-
Plete for '1927. Piaui from 8c. up': I
am:glee agent for leading job hOuses,
• R.`.1. 'Cameron, :Deporator, Painter,
and. Grainer, Box 174, Lucknow.
flitAW—FURS=. Higfies prices paid.
• forall' kinds 'of :Raw . Furs at A..
Blitzstein's Store, Lueknow.
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.For Salo -.A number. of
'and storm sash with glass
•.Apply^to D. C. Taylor.
window
in' them:,
Wall Paper -Canadian made, best
quality. Prices from 10c: to $.0O.
Good workmanship guaranteed.
Samples, shown at your home or at
• , residence of; Phillip Steward, paper
hanger and decorater. "
(24-2-tL)
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EGGS' AND BABY , CHICKS '
. --Get' any price , list 'before ordering
Barred Reckaor White 'Leghorn Bakaa
- Chicks or eggs for hatching. Incuba-
tors or brooders at right prices. Cus-
tom hatching done.- Duncan Ken-
nedy, Whitechurch, Ont. \
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FARM' FOR SALE OR RENT
• ion Acres, more or less, in Kinloss
Township -corner . lot on country
road
groad h mites from. Lucknow, -4--miles-
from •WbIteehurch-'one mile .from
blacksmith s h o p -schoolhouse on
form -well watered,' 5 acres bush -
barn 40x66 ft -2 -story frame house
24x30 and kitchen 18x18 ft -barn
and hoaeeanewly-rodded-aa-apres.--ora
phard. Price $3,000, terms to suit
purchaser. Also 'a large barn in geed
condition, :for sale. Apply to, Jacob
'Miller, Lucknow,
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- REAL GOOD FARM FOR SALE OR
• RENT
210 Acres (The MeNiece Farm) 9
miles 'north of Lucknow. All in,grass
but a: few acres -well fencedand
• well watered -plenty of wood.. Bean
'40x60-geod stabling with water in-
side -cement veneered house -two
orchards. Will ,be sold reasonable to
itilnde up, the estatia-Apply to Miss
MeNiece, Lucknow. (17-3-tf.),
FOR SALE
Overland 'Touring Car, Model 85.
In good condition. This is an, easy
" riding, roomy car, and. hasmany
years ,of sereice ,ahead of it 'Just
' the car 'fina the man with a family
who wants a good serviceable used
car. Price ' reasonable.. Apply , to
John .Itutton, Lucknovv. •
(24-2-tf.)
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For Sale -9- Acres of land, good,
seven -roomed, house, good'i.barn, ,well
fenced, . running water. Close , to
school and church. One mile north
+' of the Village of Lucknow on Holy -
;rood Gravel -A Lockhart, KR. 6.
Lucknowi.' • • (10-3,-tf.)
•• FOR SALE' '
Eggs • for ,hatching. -4- S..' C. White
Leghorn' from .high preduciag steek
laying large eggs that havebeep
thoroughly culled and mated, to Males
-..of the h breeding., In JantiarYiour
flock of 0 „hens,laid 3,080 ego, and
in Febra' ry 3380, and are now
(March) producing about, ,170 per
day. Price -5e. per egg' bp to 200;
and over 200, 4c, each. After May lst
will beSelling baby chickta.MaY• I5e.
.June .14c. l• ' •
ElmerParrish; H.R. 7, Luck -
now... ,Phone-aDUnganzion -82-r-21. • •
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• ' 'DEALER WANTED
.to handle 'Dodge Brothers Cars And
,
Graham Brothers Trucks in this .ter-
ritory. Easy ientritetto: right .hatin• '
Tied E. •Witklittaa, ,0Wen .,S.phnk
Phon 1142.' • '
• Metedioji Wanted; also four -post
• loped 'hod, lid -fashioned 'ottoman, •old
chadril!, buteaui,odiesieisi etc, In veal:
ktiti' !Rata, oh:0,-E. U. Croft, .87
' fiqt9DI 604 Guelph, Oat
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-0--tocAvA1.07difilfRAC"'117
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:alit:Cr:. Cards and .Bookleta . fiCOM
4o to 26e at McKirres Drag ,Stdre. • ::
•'Xr.---1/tffill'rJeyntas-On -la` business
trip trip' to. Montreal and., athe • Ei,ist tri
• 171X7r,1171171.1/441. ' d'' a' nd;'ICi'a./134.3r 11"e.v
ed to d h e 'Mr WadeInt -
I \ en, oral W..er , a
l"'' ):'?!itirP with the Ontario pretriety
i'.•ait3.en.y.. a
il Mr!. ' T. G. Hurap rey of Toronto,
l'a;la a gueat. at the home Of her bro-
i, A. • '
ther, AD. ' MacKenzie Monday and
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Tuesday. of, thi" week, ' •
The Lucknow Fire Compapy_will
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hold a' dame in the Carnegie Hall
diirlag Easter' week. Bills. ' an
particulars..-
.Mr.' Leslie Harris has ' bought.' the
Machine shop and gasoline stand at
tae.Old• Town' Hall, operated the Paid
fewaye,arsabYT,Mr-Victor-Durnin.,
The April meeting .of the Women's
Institute will be held at the home of
Mra. ' Robert, Rae on Friday after•
!loop, 'Apail 8th, at 2,:30. All :welcome,.
a-Sec'Y.
Messrs Iugh and D. C. Taylor
left here on Wednesday oi last week
for Winnipeg,' having received:sward
of the; serious :illness of their aril":
sister, who lilies there, •
Mr: and Mrs James Cater,-"Chical
go,. are visiting friends 'here and al
7.Ripley,,a-..-Thet.ahaVelnatactette '-fronra
Charlotte' Where they have been for
Some time, on. account ef Mr. Cater'e
health. '
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If you aae fond of a. good . laugh,
'come "to the Town' . Hall, Leeknow,
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Easter Monday. night April 18th, and
See "Bill th'el Coachman,”, a Farce
Comedy in three acts:: Presented by
.the. Anglican Dramatic Club:
•••• Mr. McIntosh of to---ae,'• was
in London, Monday, to take hoine
car, which was badly, smashed in the
auto accident it New Yettae time
The car now shows little evidence, of
the mishap. Mr.. McIntosh reports
the roads in fine' condition a to . the
Forest pity. '
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:\ EYE SPECIALIST,ICOMINo
Maud C. Iliyans,, Optometrist, Will
be at the (lain Reuse, Lucknow, on
Monday, Apr. llth. Hours 1 to 9 p.m.
Headaches, dizziness, pain in an the
back of the . neck, painfulaantLaina_
-flamed eyeballs, twitching eyelids re-
lieved through properly fitted-ilass-
es. Satisfaction assured.
For shoe repairing,' quick service,
goate...A.-Tuanera
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SPORTS HERE JULY lit
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The .Lucknow Fire Company arc
making arrangements to have a' big
-celebration in Luclinew on, July lst.
The sports. will, .in all probability, be
of the nature of the old-time Caledo-
nied•games, with outstanding Cana-
clian athletes, pipers, dancers, etc. 'in
attendance. It Will be a .big day.
Latge bills with full particulars will
apPear later.
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, 'MAPLE :SAP 'MADE'. GOOD RUN,
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. Contrary to expettationeof a douple•
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of Weelc.s ago, there' has been quite a
good run of maple sap this season
A succession of :frosty nighte . and
fine days made' the 'difference, and
the supply of maple syrup lids year
'will be quite up to the average.
'Good goods,, low • prices, -THE
MARKET--Hornell-Murdoch Co. ,
THE FALL WHEAT LOOKS "GOOD
, The .fall wheat in this, part has
come through . the winter well, there'
being practically no winter killing.
,Thia is -contrary to ,e!cpeetation dun,
ing the winter when ice had formed
over many, fields. 'Clever has winter.
ed , well too, , although the season
seemed had for if. At present there
is favorable 'outlook for these tWo
iniportant crops.'
PLAY AT KINLOUGH
The hurriorous play "A Poor .Mar.
!led Man" will be presented in the
Anglicen Church basernent, Kintough
,by local talent; the 'evening of tprif,
19th. Admission; Adults 35e. Phil -
(lien 15e.
• • ' NOTICE -
• 1-taVIng. -,,ertktiged ,geock, thee ,ae:
pine man',..WoKare
;all kind's Of shoe repair :weiel4 Work
gaarenteecl, prices reitionable at A.
Turner's Shoe Store. - • • '
NOW Crotonnel :Chinti,!•Ourtainga•
torlala.t. THa Hornell,
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olio* AL._ ?SALES . ACTIYE '.
--7-Ad;too0bi1epurohaseeto'Fo----Ifoini•
.ioade. early this, sewn, ' and " ;rein, alte
present prospects -many ;males 'witl"be
' made this yeer. • Dr.' W "Poneell..har
perehased, a Chevrolet coach;. J. rt.„
..meNab a Chevrolet Sedan; R: S.' wil:
asona-inS-a.theaLbana liiiiil:-Bank'-ao-f-aeoM1-
. Kinaj a Phe rolet SeClan;. R..S.IST'41
merce, at evrol t Sedan; A. ,E. re.'
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l tri ,the Bank I of Montreal,: a Chevrolet
l ctilch,lt. I I lil'i '4.*'91I1, h * l; Qll'PrtI'.Pt
Co; k,,F,:]miip,-,,It; tli;,aillF. 1 pt.{
lVforitre 1,i.a.k• Ofill.rit* \ "Oo tiO;, Tsl..,7".,
Kilpatrick, S.;'Chevr410t, Sedan; ",,,*od
T. S. Reid Of ct:iie Beak eta Montreal.
a, skein' six: ' cLaughlin-Buiek. Si':
: verwcod's 1•Ikelanow, Lariited, have
'Purchased; five Che4ofet ' one ton
trucks for use ain connection ; with
their \-cream-ealeaalt---7-:-: '-".'—':::
_ MAFEK,ING .
A Big Time. Coming
The Lueknow Ladies' Aid ara pre-
senting their • humorous • Play "A
Ladies' Aid Meeting, at.,. Mehawk_,
CreaSiailidS;"'ar
Friday evening airs 'week. CO's-
tumes arid Soags of fiftyayeara agO.
Don't miss this dress and millinery
display with "heaps of fun thrown iii.
Musical selection Lucknow 'male
and. mixed quartettes: A-dmissien .35".e
and 26c. ' •
Mks: Robert Marshall and • 'little
. . • - .• . •
sop of Kincardine, are . waitingMi
and Mrs. Thod. Hall thieweels.,• -; •
Mrs. L :White of Stratferd, ...spent
the week -end at the hoine 'of her bea-
dier, Mr. R.' Johnston. •ageaeration-whichaworked-Aard--and-
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T•SII+IGIECOPIES-
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•TuR EDITOR'S MOTHER pAssgb
AWAY,---.ATa-lMAY*NgED77Ww--,,,
It. 'Wak.the.sad duty Of: the editor
'he ,Sentinel,,this week to . attend
'the:funeral of 'hhi: mother, who pass.
ed ;way la. the early hears of bat.
Satarday Moriiirig; ,at, the...goad Oid.
age of 0.7.-y44`1•07-ah4741073011W:-"k4-:,
'had made her 'IMMO for..soineyears •
with her brother, Mr..4Ohn..1MacRae:
iof fIGUIres4: and .-trieughloat. gin at
larlt4r: I ?ea:a confined to her
roomthere., l,About \a \ Mao agoher
los s\ 'ef 'strength' became rnor'e id
and she gra ually aa,nk, receiving ev-
ery i'possible attention and kindnese
from those about '
The late Mrs. MacKellaie area e
native • of ' Scotland:" She was. married.
. ,
there at the age of 22, and in. 1865,
with her hill -island and four children.
came to this country and to Culross
•wnere -bee parents, Mr: and Mrs.,
Alexander MacRae, lied settled. ' a,
Ifew years earlier. ; 1810 Mr., Mac.
Kenzie bought a.'• farm on the. 4th
Con. of andatheaftireilyarnade
or 'next 40
, years. The husband. and father died
'there in July cif .,1910 at the age of
78 years. There was bore .to Mr.
Mee, „Mackenzie, four eons and seven
daughters, all 01 or wheni, with the ex-
ception of elle, daughter. 'grew to
maturity. Three of •the daughters'
have since passed away -one at the
home in Culross and :two, in British
.Althouglianot a/pioneer,. settler, the
late Mrs. MacKenzie belonged to that
their home' there f thet ' '
• We extencraiiingiattilitatioris td: 'Ky. 'endured many privations while the
and Mrs. .Bert. 'Finnigan, arid wish land of•Westeri:Ontario was 'being
them .many haPpY years of . wedded 'cleared of the primeval forest. All
life.' • ' .. • aa her aisociates of ,that, time, with the
.Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stethersl and exeeption Of her brother John, passed
Donald Were an frOm:Lolridon for the • away before ,her, but she had .qUite a
Week -end„ a: .• large circle of friends whose , comnaa
Mr.„Will Fitzgerald was up from. ny she . enjOYed, and who enjoyed her
company in her later years. by 'these
i)he Nil) be greatly missed.
Thefuneral was: on Monday. after -
!Mori to \ Te_eswatea ' .Cemetery, the
service 'being conducted by the Rev.
Dr: . Paten of Teeswater•• . United
Church, the Rev'. Dr.. Forbes of the
Presbyterian. Church taking pail.'
Detroit to attend his sister's Maid,:
nge, Saturday. Me. 'and Mrs., Jr'
Culbert and•, family. Were ' „Wedding
gueats also. • ..
The • spring ' 'freshet carried away
'about 'fifty feet of Mr. Jas. Saunders'.
mill-dana'and has net 'yet replaced. it.
.Mr: Saunders' iiilI is idle, as
asequenee.. Feather smith :the' freshet
loosened the:. fOtniclatienS of the
bridge ..onaReedas. sideroad, ana :the
tpweship, father a wha•lieet , there to-,
day .in eonialatiOn, 4.1e.cided.:Fthat \
new •bridge would' have .to be
The W.M.S. • will 'held their. Easter
meeting in Zion • Church on ', Easter,
MOndaya-aveniagalte-va--MraWallrer-
of Dungannon,riaretarnedamission-arya
from China, ill be the'•ehief ai!eaker..
There will be special • Music andother
numbers on the program....
-altlyaaarat'Llytri. Henry
Mary spent part of .last week with to
. on ., an
Were YOU -011Timi
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This Morning?
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xp*.•:,..4tH-tit,''.k119 i'10 7.p,a0 '7
he !only:: even...a' aiiperinan,.. i•..
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On) . , .•,: ieV 1. , ,111, i ;
; . ' Gu. a r anteOt Cloaks 'I
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Jetveller .&70Ptieigri
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L,:vc-gN. .9-w.1.1.tEir;UtioB. RLTIC..., : 'S'1011001';'• '
. Room IV
• • Sr: IV: Hon. -j.
614-6.'89; A. Durrin. and A. Watsen
(tits) 86; D. MacDonald and A.
Smith (ties) 85; A. Murdoch 84; J.
MacKenzie 82; A. Andrew '80; B.
Nix-
onMrt75in 1..)7itt LMBarealtibislol ann 71.37;
E. Wade
66; Stemma 65*; B. Milne 61; C.
Macintosh 57*. Below 60-M., Jewitt
55; A. Hamilton 52. :
.• Jr. IV: MacDonald 83;
A. MacKenzie 82; . L. Naylor 80.
Pass -D. Henderson 74; W. Arai.:
.strong F. ' Thompson • (ties) 72.
_ALEtnlaygen414:_r.,--M#elVlillan--65r
MaeDonald 64; s„,S, Stewart 63; T
lVfacKenaie and L. Webster (tic) 62;
E. Sinith S: . Mullin', 57; Mac-
intosh 56*. ,
*MiSsed one 'exam:
• „•• MacDonald.'
Quality Biea
TRY A HOME -MAD
• Oatmeal Cookies
Queen Cakes
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hone 36
is Fresh, Rich In flavoie, Nutiltio
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, WHOLE 'WHEAT OR RAISIN LOAF
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Ctielseaa Buns
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'-Dandeelpa.,4
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sr.. 'derioa, 84;
D. Nixon, 80. Pass -C. Finlayson,: 71;
M aartcMahon 69. F Steward,66; W.
Jerinstoni,_q5; M. Hainilton, 64; .11 -
Greer, 63L R. Mullin 63- It' Collyer,
62;, E. Cameron, 61, Below pass -W.
Armstrong '51- G. Webeter, Zl.* E
Agar, 50; P. Cousins 48. D. Douglas.
47; MacLeod,45; E. Baker, 42; L.
Irwin 46. A. Wilson 35.* Clare
•I.C.KURCH' NOTES
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• • Johnstone, 34; B. Thompson, 33;* R.
. . • Wade, 28.
l'rabyterian. Gull&
,boOk in the world?"' Was the topic at
'Why is . the table , 'the greatest oInTIaaid,117oiiii;erfcs..-4Er.i.iri•Bartro4wnne,, !7606;.i. M.
the Guild ineetiaga, Monday evening 'Agar; 76, Paas -S: Cainercia, .73; D.
and was takenby miss wainiarea :Horne, 72; C. FinlaYsaat 71; M. Coue-
-Itouglas. Re -ad -lags were giteen• ' by -ini, 70; S. Collyer, 69; J..„Mac_Cailli 66;1-
-D-onalda ' Douglas, i,orraine BrabsOn 'Fisher,. 65; D. :Clark; '61;' D. Mac.
and : Mario a 'Johnston. A solo was Donald, '60; M. Johnston, 60. Below
eontributed , by Mrs. Horace Pass ---M. ,Hendersoa, 55; E. Solomon,
n, and 4 duet by kiss M. Aitchison 54; H. Button, 63; J. Wilson, 62.431-:
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-4111d a/ar.. T. Watson. A mixed (mai- Stanley, 48;. E: Whitby, 45; • M. Ititr,
tte favored Ahe . meeting with ehie, .15;* pa Maelgillana 44; -Ma&
Leeburn friends. nu
Mr. and Mrs. K. Campbell and lit-
tle ..daughter- inatered from ' Detroit,
Saturday,- and are visiting Ashfield.
friends this week. 1,. • • "
toads' lead ,te Dialie hall 911 Er
• yintohba".esrsi. 0 .• ;[.1,w.ni;teekd s'cehr.uviicte: in the. "
Tues ay ---Rev. It. H. Barnby, B.D.
Monday, April llth-Rev. W.'
Brucefield
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Wednesday -L -Rev. ..T/ W. Waticere:
Dainganziork
Thursday -Rev. .M.
tune to break his Wrist while crank:
ing his car here Monday morning.• ,
Mr. ,..and Mrs. Broome • and 'Lily
spent, 'Sunday with friends in Tees-
, Water. ' '
Mr, and Mrs. ThonlaS Robb -of ,Am-
berley were guests at Richard • Elii-
.ott's,, Sunday.
.Mr. Joe Walas''family aro' at Pres-
, ..
mit. under quarantine' with dtphtheria,
We hope to hear of early imProve-,
Friday night If you delft know
'Why, Rome and see. '
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HOLYROOD
Mr. 1-loward tiarrie had the misfoi
DonaISI• 41; K. Ferris, 41; J. C. Dili -
,40; F. ltleinnisa 38; "V., Steward,
,Mr. and Mrs. Win. Maekenzie, spent
Sunday at Mr. Will Statters'. • •
Mr. Richard Baker has ' l • the,
misfortune to lose, throe head of
cattle, .due to moldy elpaer: • ,
,. • Mr. and Mrs,' Hawkley and Mr
and Mrs. Dickenson ,.Were guests'. at
.Mr: Will Jackson's"on Sunday...
WEDDING BELLS a •
• ; Finnigan-Fitzderalda
A quiet wedding took place , on
Saturday morninga.April the and,' at
the .Ashfield United Church :•patson-
age! when e-,Lairra, second &wafter of
Mr. Robeae-Fitzgerald . and": the .1ate
Mrs. Fitzgerald, 'became:the bride .of
Mr. Robert E. Finnigan. The cere-;
mony•was ..conducted by the Rev: A.
W. Brown. The bride was attired' 'in
her. ,travelling Ceatuiar,e,', frodk of
two-tone btonde -georgetteanna coat to
mateh, with corSage cyf butterfly 'rasa
es, and :rose.l.liat .She,,Wore 'olae the
gift•••••et the ,grooin,,..a rope ..,Of pearls.
A. wedding dinner' was later ,sei4ed
*at: the bride's' honiel, fallowing which
the happy- couple left. for a • short
trip to Toronto, Hamilton and liaga,
Falls.. On :their return, IVir; and
IVra^ Finnigan Will-refilda On the 7th
Oon, of 4ahl1el4,
*M. ; Bennet.
Friday-iigFhraena. rator.Y. Service.on April 17; Easter Suadaya at 11-
tran. the 'CominuniOn will he. cele-
brated.
United dinrch',Y.P.S.
At the meeting Monday evening;
Arinstrong gave a verilnier-
eStiag paper on "The Passing of the
Ira posSible.", It being thebeginning
of ' the church,' year, a review of the:
Work of the Society was given • by
Mies' Bessie Murdie, and' the treasur-
er area gave his report.. Offideri .for
the new year Were elected as follows:
Paesidental Wilfred Andersen; ' Vice -
Pres.: . Kenneth Murdie; Treasurer:
Campbell, Thompson; Press Reporter!:
Lena Robinson; Secretary: Margaret
MacCallunif Pianist: 'Mrs. T. Reid,
The Scripture lesson for the el/ening
was read 'by Mrs. Gladys .MacKenzie
andl-Enola I3uswell, gave ra piano SOIO•
IN. 'MEMORIAM
. I,yons-Ira •16ving: memory" of our.
dear wireand mother-Jaseie pup.'
hinghatn, who ,passed away APtil2;ath,';
1924. •
•. Today abrings a hada' Sad 'inemoilea. •
Of a, loved one gone to rest. • •
• , • a • --.Husband and Family,
-111 loving Memory of Mrs. /ernes.
McInnes of;Larigaidea wlio alied,aapril..
6th, 1926, •
Awe loved her$ so we miSs her;
In our iiiertiory•,.she..18-neara ,
Lived; rettienibmied; thoiight, of
-Ways;• '
•r bringing pulpy 'anent tear. •
She bade no- one:a last
.8he said good-bye to none;
The Heavenly' gates .NVere °imbed
Wide;
A loving; vofee, said '4.00ine.4
gothar,
SlotOrC,o0 PrOthern." '
Absent for ...One .test.'
M, lalneCallurn •Terieher.
• Roam 41'
Possible inarke 520: /tailors' 390:
Pass all.2.a
• Sr. p: Joyet 415; .E. Newton.,
467.;', F. Milne' 452; B. . MiicEeniie'.461
L. Horne 442; Webster "464; 1-
Deuglas 427; b. Thompson .424- • B.
Solomon 422; J. • MacMillan 418; •F.
,MacKenZie 417; C. Jewitt; 413;
:Hamilton 405; c. Pinlayson 393; A.
Armstrong '492; f A. Henderson 376;
E. 'Johnston. 376; ;M:. Johnston '363;
' FiSher' 362; A. Macintash. 358; B.
Brown ' 354; M.' Bake 349; , F. Aria -
Strong' 337; F. Webster 335; L: Weh-
ster. 307; , L. MacDonald 306; 'George
Whitby , 282. ,
PosSible marks' 450'. : Honors "'335.
.Pasa, 279. :
, Jr. II:. :K. Matintosh. 365; Ruth
Parket...SA; A: Hoene 350; Joy lienderspn 320; B. MacKenzie 300; Rex-
ford Ostrander 282; N. Tailor 218;
M. Solotton •256; Johnstoh 246;
,Wade 217*;, E.. Whitley. po*: •
These' Marked '*'•milsed, examitia-
tiOne through .sickness.
It G‘,.Sheraiff•
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.araKettaroar..o.7r*..0intor.00t4.0r.aocarArAwarunfiArarmr.AarArdiriari
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Phone 75' Lucknow, Opt,
I P
WABASSO in the 'animal kingdoin is the Indian:, name for, the
snow shoe rabbit, which is as pure white, and as 'beautiful
---a--tartheadriv tearstot •
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4 ,..WABASSO ika the 'dry goods' trade refers directly to the .cotton
b ' fabrics which are as. pure white, and as beautiful.. as , the
it
I Puresn'woLseh•ocoetr.toanbb, " igehles, wide -20c, 22c, 20:ea -;(1 and
I
46c per yard... '
1 Rircular pillow cloth at: 35e .38c and .62c. .
11:eeched sheeting, wide. width -56c, 65e, 75c, 85c, 99c, 95c a yd.
.11Jobleeched: 'sheeting, wide width -50c, soe and 72e per yard. a•
unbleeched ,factoxy, 36 and 40 wide-121/re, 5ci.16e• 25e;
'••• 30c and ''32c per yard
• . SPECIAL --25 cent ,40ainch
ikaalyalaASSOTCOTrQSISG-gitl-ai'7Goldr)
int White 'ea Shim).
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swell
ApAkdiriaoragsariesr"..maraistanaditisitir*.maWAremaimandratiogi
FAMIIT THEATI1E
'FRiDAY tc SATURDAY
-April 8th & 9th
a "THE RUNAWAY"
A William D,elVfille production.
With Comedy 'f
,
TUESJDAY &-. 'WEDNESDAY
• April 12th & 13th
Hoot Gibson in
-`4THE PHANTOM ItULLETr
With Serial & Comedy .
' Special .Coming
-THE QUA RTERBAtle- .
I Honours-Zylda Steward, 278; Bil-
ly Jewitt,. 267; Jean: Struthers, 247,
Mary Struthers, .243.;„ _Marion Mac7
Donald, 242;: 1.41argaret ' Rae, 238;
Merle ; Johnston, • 228. Pass -.--David
Jewitt, 224; Edwin7--; pudwell, 198;
Snide . MacMillan, 195; But
.ten, ,187. ,Fair -Vernon Naylor, 156;
J . C. Armstrong, • 166. J C Johnston,
152.
Mardfe, Teaaher.
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New Sprin'g Goods .at THE MAR
KEV-411orneli-Murdoch Co
TREAT CLOVER SEED
Seed inoculation' is endorsed •
by the . Gaiverninent, . and all
farmers are Urged to use leg -
lime or nitro cultures: On •Alfalfa .
and Red .Clover. insure a good
catch. The Ontario •Agrieultural.
Cellege has proved beyond doubt
tiiitt 'these •cultures fide,
especially when , clever, such as
alfalfa, is sown oe, soil for, the
„first lime.. '
I have these legume cultures
with full instructions how t� uSe,
now on hind. :
have the Best Ontario Varie-
gated Alfalfa seed pro -curable in
the province, as well as all other
lines of Clover. and Grass seed
now on hand. including ' Main-
motk Red and 'Grimm's. Cali and
let" us‘thow you through our
'stocks before you buY- your sup
ply. -,-A. R.^FINLAYSON.
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' Room I
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.. Owing to chic n-apx, e °attend -
ante, during, March has ' been verYair-
reg.-idea, The"naines .Of Punita Whe':at-
'telided lees than seventeete, days are
t irieltidtd . in the. i•ettortala•a. a... ..:•:. ,-__
Senior- Class-Peasible :Marks: -•-416
Honour 312, Pass 260. •
Iienoarlsaaq r h ma \Sherriff• 337.
PasaaaArlerie Jewitt, 308; Mary ^Web-
ster.; 303; Harold: Thompson • 299;
'.:Pliristena Haven ,s ,285a ,Hilda
cley;-"i31.1 Graca"Webateral'2/1;'.cativr.-
Ina Hunter, 253; Mary McEirii,' 253.
Faira-Clydeelleid 242; Jaek McLeod,
241; Jennie Pearlman, 235- SAyimet
Aitotieson, 234. Below Fair -Gordon
Struthers, tr; Nisi( Dutton, :
,JunlOe PlaSs-POSSible. Norkp 4O0
Honour, 10% itoit 1001 •
•F
a
• For' Sale -General -Purpose Mare,'
around 1150 lbsla also,faney ho
(huggY, paitit" not Solled.-ainformatien
at The Sentinel Office.
#4444144.
:ZION
:F I
r: Robert 'Webster. • Of ;Wank' tall-.
ed "ini friends in, the neighborhood on
Sunday last ' '
Mis'. Win -Webster and Kenneth
spent the Week-erid With Zion friends,
The " Zion Otangemeti held their
• seeend '"AtIltene" on 'triday hight
last. All report 8 good tirne. :
Mr. and MrS. Sam Gibson of Sti
'Jolene, vislted•'itt Ur, Jar,' Ritchie's
•on litl1140',.
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We guarantee correct . weight
' and ,tests. , Payments made
daily.. Cans a returned daily.,
Highest 'prevailing market
:prices. Send us pair next
•
shipment. •
Swift Canadian Co., Ltd.
• West Toronto
Farmers!—Attention
„It pays to treat Your seed:
oats and barley with
FORMALDEHYDE
trpreven sinuta
Our stock is fresh, and-guar,-
anteed to be e 40% 'Solution.
One pound will treat ' 50 to
60 bushels. •
A. E. iticKIM
The Rexall Druggist
LUCKNOW, ONT.
/ •
AUCTION SALE
Of nowiehold Effects
Property �f :the lestate of the .tate
Mrs Margaret Allin,•will be, held at .
the residence, Havelock $t.; on Sat-
urday, .April 16. See bills for partieu-
Jars.
AUCTION SALE '
Victor Whitley will hare an an mica ,
tioale- of 'Stock, Implements and
Household Furniture at his :' resi- -
dence, Lucknow, on Saturday,. April
9th, commencing at two o'clock pan..
There. is .a long . list of articles on '1'
this sate.a-Elliott Miller, :Aue.
•A quantity' of good seed. Oats; at
70c a bushel. -Albert Cook; R.R. 3,
•Lucknow,- Ont: •' ' •'
. .
,
Baby Grand .Chevrolet ..in.,good con-
dition, for 'sale cheap. Used cara,'-anr
enaaad closed ..inpdels3; al,so' nsed.,
trucks at at elelpain prices. -Apply to ..
Gee.' II. Smith. '
Pbtatoes Wanted ---,Best •marke-t
pricea. APPIY to or phone George Hi
Doaglasi phone 71 .LacknoWa
(17,3-tf.) •
17iFeremn:!6fikr, kSale
-41osSB. etiWl..-.--1108..616aeraensc•i,
on Which, there late • two geed barn's,
ncw"filune house and othet'iniproae;.' •
merits, ata. ,Miles froni school. 'The;
Itpai oii;Lds teaApply to Jos. Ktieesntoorifday joVfaatAiteionei.
Bratitfeada.or to John ,PUrais,
flolyrood: •,' • '. , • • .
' ''Por, Chicks irOin bred- '
to -lay • Barred ,Rocki and Fisher and • ,
Pelemere S. C. Three. '
teurtits of our orders last year were.
,froni oldcustomers, and this season „
Many of them are doubling their or-
ders. . Orders booked bow :for April
and May. barred Racks 16c: until
May ' 15th,, 'idiot that date 15e.. each.'
Leghorni 15e. for the seasoit.-41(
'Pertunn Mateheryi RA. NO: 1, Win".
Ontarliti Wrotator;4.Phclts
14i• •001,44
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