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ONT., 2-10IURS,DAy, PECEN9SEir:15th, 1927.
Dnt be mialeacf
• Prie. You. ofilY , 'pay for,' •.•
• ' what you ; recei'ire.., •
Itkies , perweek ;Oa' ieclUeete.:'
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Always - geed • whole.tonie
meals •at •
The Cain }louse
' JACK CAIN, Prop.
TOR. vir.41. coNNELL•
PhySiciart and Surgebn
Lucknow• ,
Hours: 10-3.30
Phone 86
•, • DENTIST ,
•° Dr. MicLegd will visit Lucknow
every, Tuesday, • in pr. dmnell's
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• " LQA1•4' ANP jiBlitgAL
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'1Viele4 444 ;159YS' Skating )390tS,'at
bargain price's •at W. T. Little's, Shoe
Store.- • .' •
Just' a reminder -that. December is
Ole •best Month of, the y9az for
ie-
newig ,Sontinelsuberiptions. .•
KChristmao, ' and. NeW ,Years • eoetirr
ring, en, Sunday', this year, the.day
' will he .ohaeryed, on the ,IgondaY .foV
Some people enjoy miusc, .others, de
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not. ,If you do, call at Arnastrong'e
and ask -to hear the Radio •with thc
svireetest. tone ever known. •
• '• 'AFTER SUPPER SALE ' •
Conimencing -Saturday and every
night 't • nntil ,Christinas. 'Hornell --
Murdoch Co.-TIIE MARKET. '
Mr: MacPherson of I-lanove
is • assisting at the. -Banke,of• Montreal
this week, in the- : absence of Mr
Walker, who is relieving at Exeter
Christmas Shopping is in full
.awing, .and already ,an increase in ••the
quantities of ,mail andexptess..being.
handled is 'observed. These slogans
about shopping and mailing early are
having effect, „
MAMA TALKING DOLLS
, With the famou Lloyd Patented
tiklei'IST,
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- Dr. llt• L. Treleaven,: Lucknow-• o
• Over • Decker's Store.' Extraction $1,00, $1.25 & 1.5U.1at ; Mc1t1111".S
either' by . gas, Or •••10O4 . Will be in DRUG sToss.
L Dungannon'oyery Thursday. yherie ta; -.--:-Ittinicipal-politics..L.ha,ve,- been , so
' (' • ' very quiet inour town that one might
t):4.10-1:.' '‘ think . the efficialS had forgotten . all
• Call Dr. -Newton. ` , a
' Make ' appeintaient .d
An.'I.oiRce ' everyday..
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elec.- Every 'voice guaranteed., See
or Dolt cars, • -Price's 'from" 75c. to
44;•44.,44
Gee. A`..• Bidden, ..LueknOw, •- Broker
and Real Estate. ---Money to lend oi •
first Mortgagee • on 'farm proper-
ties,st 6 and 6% pe,r cent according
to -Security .offered Also small .
*Mounts'. on second mortgages • on
1 arm properties, andon peraonal
nOtes. AL•few goOd farm! for sale •
. Earn $25 weekly up at • hoine • ad-
- dressing envelopes. No ca ivassing„
Everything furnished.Spare or fv.il
. tune." 6eful St4alped addressed en:
veloPe for Particulars'. dillies A/railing
• Service; Box .9, Sydney, N.S. • •
WALL PAPER -At full. line' Of 1928,
Wall- Paper on hand Prices rom. Sc •
I am also agent for leading 3o
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houses. -R. J. Cameron, Decorator
Painter and Grainer, Box474, Luck-
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LOGS WANTED •• •
,•• We, the undersigned, hereby •
an
'2nourice that We are in the market to
;buy .all kinds of logs suitable fer
lurnber; and as we require the lumber
for our furniture 'factory, we are in
a .position to pay the:highest market
rices. In letting us have the mater-
ial you are encouraging' home indus-
try. For particulars call us by phone
• or call at our office. -The Lucknow
Table •Co. -J. • Button, Man.. •
bout .an election. Qffiefial nonuna-
ti
ons, hoi.vever, vil1 be held , on the
aY observed as Christmas, apd
elec-
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Ofl if one is necessaryon the day
ohserved as ew ea -re:
The next Meeting •ots. the IAerarY
ociety-Of, the -Lacknew .c.:Optinr(atior-
'
he ...three . Literary whia
ill' take place in ,F6rm. 1 on'; Dec; 22 •
egintiing,:at 215 pin. To this Meet.'
g a number have •been •Ipyite4, A.
pecial' programme has been •prepared
or" this ocda.eion.: •-• L •
•FOrtMgft ASHFIELD. RESIDE -NT
DIES IN LONDON EOSPIT.AT.,
. • . .
• ,Kenneth J. 'MacKenzie, until a few
years ago a resident of the 12th con-
' eessien of Ashfield; 'did i. St..40s-
OPh's Hospital, London, ,on ,Wednes-
day , ef. last week.'lle.:Imd undergone
an operation forAterma and tater de-.
volopedy pneumonia, Whieb. in a. few
days' proved atal.' He. wasparried
to Mips 'Maggie ' Grant, also of Ash-
field, Who with one 'daughter,- , Sur-
,.ives, ,Th:e• ;late" Mr. • MacKenzie wai
for a time with the Western Canadr
•FloUr, Mills Co., of but'..of
late•years he made -his home :ir
.IIANK GRIFFIN PASSES. ON
b• .
It is well to .shopreir• early , food ar
ell as other' •Christines. reeds... D-
ill save...y(56e e and patience to,
O your Oshopping the wee
efore the last 'big' rush berdna. :Busy
our Christmas Dinner at this. store
urkeys Geese; Ducks,,;Fruits,
aisiria„."Xigs. Dates. Boxes, of Cli4V,P
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tes and . a hundred :and One ,gthe.
elroacies. Cart you • imagine anY,
tore So well prepared to supply ,your
eeda 7-ThOmpstin's Groterit„, • ,
BUSINESS CHANGE "
. • • • •
After long rnontlik of suffering
Mr. Robert Henry 7Griffin passed a-
way at his .home in Lucknow on Men;
day:Afternoen of this week. Hid 'Oil- •
•clitiPTI',hiirbeen very low for -some
-.Weeks,-..i and the end was net -unex•
neeted., He had 'been. ,a sufferer from,
fiangrene inhis feet ever,: aince com+
frig to Lucknow, nearly 7 years ' ago
from his farm 111 Kinloss, andrne,
thing conld be to check the dis
Cia4e, but everything •• possibte • was
done for his comfort by his wife and
niece and, kind nenthbors. • • •
Mr. L Griffin was 60' years of age
and is Survived 'by a Widow .and by a
'nephew and niece,' to. Wheat he and '
his -wife, had- been as parents. The
L•farieralas on. Wednesday afternoon
AO Greenhill'. Cemetery. „, • '
THE LATE PAUL SMELTZER
Paul Smeltzer Whose. death ,at 9.0d-
Ctieb We• briefly mentioned Thst week;
n .
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was - ,4 id to rest in Greenhill:. Cemet
tery on Friday last, Mr. SmeltZer
was al ite i'old timer" about Mick,-
)
now, having. resid, ed in '-thia...yirinity
nractical, 11his,. _life ,,7e_was.,_-:borm
la, Goderich • Township; • In „thai,•:,,,ear
;1341, .`ar,0,..Was.Lotie of .a ' faMily ;of ten
oons , an& danghters• ef', Jo.seph., end
NIT.§,-L'S./ifOtzei'%. 'AILII.TA.'snow..L.,pas.s.e.cl.:
away birt-rit brother .`ldwar4,„ of ..1U"da--
- ford•anti..4 ,sisteri-14At's,eWilson,- of
Brantford At the; 'ige--:"-of :about 20
the • late •••Mi.' SmeltZer ' trap '.rnarried
rind seffigd on: a farm' in Itiniess lat-
er moving, to a farm on the, 8th ' don
-
0.f Aqhgeid..-- About 30„ years ago he
left the farm and Purchased .a beers,
iust south of Lucknow, ]ater roavillP
into the vi11ae.:6 where he lived until
'. going te reside 'With, his :daughter at,
Godetielf.' Ire is Siirvived •bY three
sons. ,Teseph' and William ip the:West
and John in Detroit, • and four daugh,
+ere: Mrs. ,McNevin of Ooderieh, .Mrs
Savage . of Dungannon, Mrs. TWaraleY
'ef • . AAfield; Mrs. Risihussen, . of
--Bloomfield; New Jersey. , . •• •
'CHURCH •NOTES '
A change is taking Place- at e
Ford Garage ibis Y -eek, Mr. Cherie',
MacPherson of -Kincardine havinr
boneht out the 'interests kr Strutherr,
. and' Winterstein. The forn,a1 trans.'
fer Will be Made before the .endof
the week. ,
CONCERT ANn CHRISTMAS
at paraa-oant School, the evening of
Thnrsday, DeceMber 22nd: •Prograir
.will eOrnmenoe sharm-r
splendid play. "His Lordshin's 'Niece
Will he pnt on by' the young: peonli
• ,vf .the. section. Admission 25c. ail
dren free. ; ' (.22,12-P),
I40494F1 SOCIAL •,--21F,VENING .
'Lucknotf Lodge I.0.0.10, will hold
'esocial evening' in Ahe 'Lodge 1100TV'
'the: evening • of Frideir,' Dec. ' 16tb,
Cards at 8,15 Sharp. Rebekah. Ode•,.
fellows, thei;- wive q . or lady.' friends.
'cordially invited.-Cornmittee. -
Card of Thanks.
Mrs. I-Iiildenby and the fitini1V Of
the lats.:Matthew I-Taldenby 'wish' to
thank their manY friends and neigh:
bona forthe sVmpathy: and kindnesr"
shown them &nine- their recent be•
reavelrent. ;a1q,o for the beautiful
'floral contributions. , • • '
RAW, FURS -4 am Raying highest
market price .for all kinds • of raw
furi.-41.. ,131ftzlitein, • Phone -4.18,„ Luck-.
' 'now.• ; - • •;(1.0-11-tf)
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, ,STEER ASTRAY •
Came to the_prernises of the under-
• signed, 10th Con.. Of West Wawanash,.
on or about Nov. 20, 1927, a ,steer,
apparently About one year old. Own-
er MaY have same' on proving proper-
- ty and paying expenSes.7-Wil1iam
•
Woods. - _ • ' .(22-12-C)
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1. -• /AUCTION SALE • '
John 'Shiells, lot 21, „eon'. 4; Huron
township, will have an nuctiOn sale.
of 6 horses, 25'eattle aud a full line.
of farm implements on Friday, Dec,
16th; coinmenting at .12.30 pni. See
hills for , W. Nesbit,
•••• 'enc. . (8,12-15)
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AUCTION SALE:':
Richard McQuiIlill,; 2% .1 miles east
of Lucknow; will have an. Lauctior
sale of ,farni stock,, itrirdernefits.- and
hay on 'Dec. 20, •ebnunencing at one
o'clock Miller, Auc.
" ' • AUCTION.' SALE.'
• 'Frank Irwin, Smith -1/2'10 •6; Con
11, Ashfieldi will have an atictibif aalo:
oflive stack, .grain and hay on Dec•
' . 21, cOnsinencing at.' one o'clock'
John Purvis, . Atm.. ,
, MARCELLING '• „ .
Have ,your hair • ,freshly'"inardelled
'rat curled for the; neXt, , party' by
adelyne McMorran. d•Hours' 2 to 5
diteaday• ."afternoon 01 teAidence.
ether4aYs. or nt yinix
pointinent. . ,
Witlythe test of our Ss,tisfiedcue,.
tomots now using Golden, Crust
•- Breed. Why not vla it now? You .ein
gee' that Bread that is different froir
• all others nt YOUr 'OrO6ar's '
- Deitinicin Bakery. :Phone 68', •
,COMING! COMING! , Santa'', Clans
*, is coming to, Iteid's Bak.
„ety'next. weeli With a largo sumily
Christm11 Frult Celce, Puff ,,PastrY .
'Cakes': Choice NutS,Ttalt. LAISn.tlin
L tisurielerge variety o Heine Made'
Candy, Lowe 'your, orderaLcnrly
Phent 8.
CHURCH, "ANNIVERSARY ' •
WAS HIGH1',Y SUCCESSFUL
• FertY-tWO:t. "yeare' •ago, abfait` this
iinie of. the year, the churth at the
, corner„,eff'' Campbell and • Havelock
',vTlifio. formally opened for rag -
•the anniversary of
that •:,,event "elnlY celebrated on
:Sunday aneMondaY Of. this Week. It
was•theq,; a Methodist 'church :but
since June of .1025 has, been known as
'
• Oa Aluirsday :evening, December 8;
the-, Unity Bible Class met at , the
hame of Mrs:. (Dr.) Johnston, ',The.
weather was Very unfavorable, Ow-
' sehuently the • attendance wassniall
nowever, there was a sufficient mini -
:bet to , carry on the business of the
,.rneeting, Which was electipg officers
qnd planning. work for the coining
''-year. • . •
_Presbyterian Guild.
• The, Devotional .Committee had
Charge of :the ' program 'at Guild•
Menday evening.. The tonie„
Kindnesses :Ourk,", was given by•
Mis Winnifred Douglas. ' Readings
7.vere given by Gladys. MacDonald and
"Donalda- Douglas, and - three . short_
:prayers were read '13Y .Miss Carrick
Mrs: 'Jewett .':and. 'Mrs.. Thompson;
Musical 'Mutter* were: a duet' byMiSP
AitelliS9i1 and Mr. Watson,.a number
of instrumentals by. Miss MeMorran
..and Mr., Henderson. .and ,a solo by
Alta. 'Horace Aitchison, Rev. Mae,
Donald „Closed the meeting : with'
Lucloiour- United :Church. -,L • .
% Anniversary setwices have leen an;
annual' eVentevLer:'sinee the, .fitst.:op,
„ , • .
ening, when, .as custoinary,„ spe-7
eial effort is. made to raise 'funds ,for.
the carrying on of Seine. feature • of
die church • work: . • „" • ' •
• • The preacher on the . Sunday e Was
•the Prof.. A. J 4ohnsten of Vic..
toria.,. College, Torento, Prof.: John-
' Sten, was at one time minister " in
•Dundas Street Church; .Loudon,. ,•,and
.aas for .yearalkeld.a7high place in the
Ohurch., • He was greeted on Sunday
by .large'reOngregations, .the church
being . picked • to capacity in the ev-
ening, when „s.ervides.. at the Presby-•
,teriair...Church. and at :St: Helens/were
withdrawn. • • • • . ,
•Prof. Johnston,. although recogniz-
ing ,certain • unfavorable sopa' phang,
es such as the ,prevaience' of diVorca,
which ••threate6S, the home, and disre-
gard of the .Sebbath Day,' which
„threatens the church, is Still an • op,
and regards. the world, as ,he-:
'.coraing
life. In. his -evening. sermon. he re-
ferred • eSpeciallY to the great:im-
provement 'ire MtiinStrial cenditiena: of
today as ,coMpared:,,t0, 'one ,huralrecl
yeai... ago; wben•,..in :large. hidustrial.
.aentres., ebildre'fr and:. women toile4
twelvehours a day for. •La 'pittance: 111.
Many ways Iivi.g is better. toddy, and
ure in accord . with the Chri-tianit •-Lthari:: it, wa.SL,a. .hundred
years ago. • . . ,
• ,',Lhe Rev, C. II.. "Ma cDoneld:, oechpied
a ,seat inthe Pulpit .at ''.evening
service, -and'. lead. in: ,prayer.'. ,Thete
wasthf--iisual• •S•Petia"litOi• c--bytira-
The; church was •again 'filled• at the
, .
church
eatertainMent Monday -even-.
ing, :when • the- Rev. " R. Edis- Fair,'
°aim of 13e.rvieL, gavo a delightful
trayel4alk oi Berniuda, illustrated by
many lantern Lsliclea... Mr Fairbaira
,was for. three year • (the first three,
Tears of ' the.. •Walq .miaister to 4.1
church' in Perinuda, •so • the; informa-
tion hehas to, give is first hand, and
the pictures, , many.. ..Of , them very
.beautifur,were all taken by' himself
Life in Bermuda; which is semt..-trop-
•ical, is Very'different to• what • it.L. is •
here.; The islands are, hut "19 .miles
• in length, and L,SO ' narrow. ilia .eVery'-.'.
where the. Seais in evidence. The at:
,.mospliere is' 'peculiarly , elear,;:but.very
fact which • makes the heat,
.all, th-entore oppressiye,-T-he:-Poptila
tion is Made up. of white, and colored
Lpeople; : but •the-taalared.peoPle :are not:
black., Rather dethey.rangeall the
Way.,.from .a..chocelate broVni
1.`white". scarcely distinguishable froir
.the • recognized .whiteS.A..The colored
neople,„•,•Mr: lairbairn found tobr.
the'7 most pohte,....ccinSiderateand
friendly' Peonte he ver ret. . They
• inay: 'be lacking • in the , energy and"
characterizes the', More
northetn People, but:. they are -tnest:
• agreeable and desY., to get 'along With,
"There are 'either imilreitdi nor auto,
Mobiles ,in Bermuda. • •The.'ealitemebile
is forbidden by law .because of • the
-narrowness of the reads,- 'Which: were,
not built far the inmiern ehariot, and
anylOwil.Lthe _distances are: so shell.
that .a • high-speed conveyance is not..
•nedesSary. :It would' not fit• in Witt,'
'-the easy, leisurely life of • the
coni-
munity. - . ' '
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A most, enjoyaJle feature of the
'evening's -program ' Was a number ,of
.shios, by; Mt. Orah Crawford of Rip:
' Mr. Crawford has a- moat pleas-
ing 'baritone Voice, a good ..appearance•
'Ana is an artist of, no Ordinary:, abil-
ity.
Needless. te say, :his contributions
.Were *ell received, and he will ,be as-
' se red- of a• cordial: welcome when 'he.
again' • visits ..Lucknow' • as we hope,'
that, he Will in the, notdistant .future
•.. Thechurch. gaVe. . a .ntunber of'
eleCtions 'iri•".goLLpit,• "style and -,VITS
joynt and Mies „Robertson COetribul '
FIRE COMPANY. DANCE
A ,dance under 'auSpiees of ' the
Lucknow Fire (fln'riafly will be elAietr•
in the Town ITnll the evening nt
Pc-
«pr'h»' Pflth. The Cornea,* ,will also,
hold their,annual Rurbs,Rall on the
evening of ,Jantutry 2phi, 1928. •••,.
CHORAL- socniry :ntrrs • L
• GOOD. .04!trr
• In spite of ,themost dighgreeable
n'eather 'More than .20 ' 'gathered at
the Council • Chamber Thursday night
of lest • Week for the first Choral So-
ciety 'Practice. Doubtless' many more.
Would have beenthere hail:the night
been at all fit • for an Outing. 'However
those: who Wete there.
atd -.the „future or: the organiza-
tion is -asstited,'PertieeIn Orested,..are.,.
.reminded - ,ef "another,' meeting tht
week ..-L'et thc Council Chamber,. r,:on
Thursday ,evening.„. •
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CLIRISTMAS----TREE-ANDCONCER
-,Si��I S�ction �. 3;" 49th,
. toss, December 21, 1927 •••
. t9.„Vatrclaz.gi.: ;
2' As MUM 0.$ in 00r -power
The entertaimirrent.-:iiir:oor-Sehooli-,'•••••
. _ .
And tett to have the plaCe. Jammed
Onr faithful 40,n8her ii6eS her best,
• Let's ell 'Pitch. in • and dothe tett
-Adults 25c. Children free
. •
JR.. FARMERS ANtl INSTITUTE
The:. December, meeting of the
Juni-
Or Farmers 'arid Jinilor Institute will
he held in the: Council Ohainber. Town
LtmitnOWL:,, - On Dec;L 20ththe
Thursday hetet° Christinag.'
PRESBYTERIAN
-'11he Annual business meeting was
held. ton the, 7th inst. 'The 'reports of
the different to•minittees were give
and all ,showed geedwork being done,
An ' excellent • report :Was .read. Atm
the • ' "Home Helpers:' showing that
15 'new members had joined fluting
I:he year. The ,ofFering from the Home
ai,annod to 34/.00 and from
'the' Mission Band, $72:00. The „olficers:
':rov 'next ' year'were then elected.' Miss
Murray resigned the Presidency and
,Mrs. - (Rev.) MacDonald _was elected
Pesidont. Mrs. C4, H. Donee's', -Was
elected^ Secretary and Mrs. T.: Watson
Treasurer. • .1
,• LAYINp:,* SU:FM.1ES
'It s ecIniforiabiefhirk Ihere's
• plenty0ri the- 'Let* us 'Put in
your sitpplies...--,Thernkson't Grocery„.,
Full course xneals•A%illbe
served daily, including
Sunday at 40c,.
Breakfast, ,Dinner
Supper.
Dinner and Supper in-
clude ,Soup, Choice , o ,
Meats,' 'Vegetables, Pie,
Pudding or Cake.
Give Us A Trial. •L ,
All you can eat and good
service.
Radio Music While
You Eat.
New Star. Cafe
Harry Lem, Prop.
ILY TI1EATRB.
' Mr. 1 C. :Ttiyior was chairman; and
!•rt 1.3)1. lntre)ote7 told the
'inee'reStint, stetY of, hoSvrithe 'church
'cable te:he hallt. ItWAS, P igtmder.
taking away 'back in the "Eighties"
whenjleflars werE't •dollarS.. Like other
such enterprises...the .cdst had far ex,
'Ceeded eXpectations, • but, 'the com-
pleted chureli,.,,at • that time had few
ecjuals in this , Par,.. all opnomma,
tions were ;still •getting 'along" in the
old frame churCheS which had cony
after the pioneer leg strictures. . The
building: Of the new Chtitsh Was thc
outcome of a great, reviVal in the
49igious life of Lucknow; due to the'
enthusiasm Of " a you n rr inister by
the name , of Turk, and the efforts of
the Sitiv.ation ArMY, then Itiew in thit'
Part of the country.
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• NOW FOR-_-4.114,ISTMAST„i.
16.4&.,17.•
'B,EBE -DANIELS'
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" CST:tt ANI) IN
vviin Cotndy
„ COMING-
41,iriD411/41 anIs,;
1V0 'rain cheeks *tied
11 for Billiards. You can
enjoy a game night -0T
day in any weather, itay
season of "the year -mod
never tire of this greateit •
indoor pastime;:especially
When Played on our TAO&
ern Brunswick equipment. ,
Jack Gain's Billiard Room
11111
Gentleman's 'Gaits
•
That there should he- 'snow • fm,
to• 1)0 Mi
. VerSal wsT ni TT 11T0 rortffcrneetiliV
'tries', • In' feet. it : didn't seem. like
ChtiStinat tinieSa thcro was .snow and
the linglelef..meirtv 1�iah,he11s.
.erVbedy 'Wanted ,V.114*- so that the
driting with •sletoh. • s and entters
would:be. gOocl, and: it worild, be
.ant; gotting away : to Christmas.. din-
ner and heck ,agnin. •
differett new, and the main
zwl.ah•Li for ,Opea.„...".roads.._1.and .• geed.
whaelipo'. Spelt' IS. angler: •chane
• Aid) Henry, Ford Ls a fent others
1,3'av,e offee.tql: ' • , Thainpson Grailene
Arly reader interested in a Ring
any Lady or Gentleinan bet: -
'ter not, decide .upon . anything
until you have seen What We
have to show you. '
"Buse -choosing is --m --
' much easier by the suggestions ,
which Our Display -Offers.
Yel;Y Gem represented, Mod-
ern Settings and Just -Out De-,
,praterrial Embleins, for the Men
• Be your'. Wishes Whet They:
May, We have "Jnst, ,The Thing
ARMSTRONG
JEWEIAER
• LUCIcNO.W.: -WASes
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• •••,,,.• 0', -•B ' read
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.;b1.*74
of Health \ of Health
ops,Morto,Is "QuArrrY:.v8;4Ic
Our gaillti
Home Made. Whole ,iia4, Raisin :Breit., hal. the
Ilavor'' aid - KeePhil ' Quail -ties- You , 1+4filee," ' '
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Cakes, MaPle.,Walnut Tarts, Fig Bars 'Paris 7134as;-' Iced T;oilti, !Toni
ittolls;,Choeolute L Min,shmallow .Calce,;,
:Christmas • Will'•snon be with ti's. We ' :sire • akoh ,..raitking "those
choice thristriai7 • Cakes..and. Chri..st7a, s. ...:.Pudding_.__S''.. that „found - ad..
-intich favor last Christinis for gifts:- Place • you Order. : We will
pack and 3nsed .r.theva for- you..
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•‘,' 'Nei'', Fruita' for', Your ' Christmas 'Cakes Now ;On Hand.
•. . ..HOLLYIVIAN!S .BAKERY
Phone 36 , I '1,pdatiovi L
The regular meeting of. the : Wom,
en's Missionary Society .6'f the Luck -
now United Church was held recently
with Mrs. MaeCalltim presiding. The
sheeting was . opened by prayer,
by a ;Trim Old -tke-Scripture
knSOfl., Minutes of last 'meeting were
reed by Mrs. Alton,' and were adopt-
ed. The topic was very ably taker
by MrS, W. P. Reed, and 1V.I,rs. /tug@
-Rebertslin-2gave- a--•spiendid, --reading.
'A --number 'Of- ladies; lead- in , chair
prayer. A ',very oaillent 'number on
-the vregrinn-Was,,a-Aiett-brAnrs.-4-
, Joynt. ':Robertson
The 'meeting ,closed ith hytinn and
prayer,-;--SaY. - • •
SEED., POTATOES:
*Carterid Prince Edward Island' 'pot,
tatoes to arrive in Lucknow Friday
of this. week. (Dec. 10). This is a
•Lear ,of lbeautiful seed potatoes -Irish
Cobblers, Ceiritet and get you supply.
Price 02.06 per hag. Intottot)ort,:st
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Lucknow
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YES! THE GIFT PURCHASING SEASON Is .HERE, AND IS ,
IN,: FULL SWING AT OUR 'STORE. EVERYTHING DIS-
•, PLAYED; EVERYTHING MARKED.' EASY SHOPPING- :
TRY OUR, SYSTEM. " •
,A Gift That Lasts.
--A--pure- linen__ damask table set, 90 inch dinner cloth,' Ault-
• able ,for either round or square ,table, with -dinner sized -,nap.r.
Ains' to match. • ,.,
Breakfast cloth, either fancy color or plain.
k;,.Luncheon Sets,, Oystar linen, plain .with embroidered pa ,
• tern14 All moderately priced for -Christmas • shopping.
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MANY LINES OF ,,FANCY . GOODS OUR NEW SALES FIX-
TURES ARE FILLED • WITH FANCY GIFT SUGGES-
TIONS. YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT OUR STORE '
OFTEN DURING cnnisTmAs L'snoppirm. Li • • •
1.'111' 41c, II 1,1111 1,
• Have Been.Githered Together and'A.te Now
On Display On Our Counters and, ,
In The Windows
.GREETING CARDS -For '
Christmas • and New Years,
Each one in in envelope
match.
BOOKS -From juvenile hooks
for kiddies to, the latest fiction.,
for the grown-ups you will find
.�ur hdok shelves well filled. .
WATERMAN'S FOUNTAINS
-f-Singly and in Combination
Sets in a variety (,f prices:,
$1.00 to $8.00 "
YARDLEY'S TOILET SETS -
From Old Bona Street, London
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50,' $3.25, $5.00
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DUTCH .SILVER -In odd
pieces, ; such as Candle Sticks.
Pepper •and .Salt Shakers, Pic-
ture Frames, Book Ends, Trays
and Pitchers. This Silverware
will. not tarnish.
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NEILSON'S CHOCOLATES -
A fresh shipment of ,Christmas
liackages. just in for the holi,.• •
day. trade -The quality is the'
--same-The very lest
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- 50c. to • $5.00
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CHRISTMAS ' STATIONERY •
. -Boxes of the finest linen and
lawn finish. Attractive Christ -
'Alas ,,packages, -popularly priced
25c., 35c., 50., 75e.,-
, and uk to ,41.50 •
oc, lOc., 15e„ -*5C.
CHRISTMAS ,DECORATIONS
--Tags and Seals, -Address La-
belsj Holly Wrapping Paper.
Red and Green Cord, Gold and
:Silver Cord, Tinsil and, Tinsil
Ribbon, Gumnined Metal Tape,
Artificial Snow and Tissue
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CIGARS', PIPER • AND •'
IG-
ARETTES-A1l in attrit*ve.
• Christmas packages by . the =
well known mailers, "Tucketta"
50c. to $3.50 .a Box,
LADIES' 'HAND AND SHOP
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PING BAGS- • -
' 65C", $1.00, $300, $3.50
MANICURE SETS -Some in
boxes and some in leather roll -
ups.
• $1.04 to. $10.00
TOILET CASES --Brush; Comh
and Mirror 'Sets made in the,
popular 'Shell Ivory
' $8.00 $25.00
LucknowPhone- 52 .
The Rexall Store
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Come and See The Wonderful
Christmas Gifts at B. Peailmatfi
WE'EAY0-.A.-SPLENDID;LINE- OF XMAS- GIFTS -FOR-EVERY-
, • . • ONE OF .YOUR FRIENDS ,
We have lovely Bath TOrels, 4004 heavy, quality, lovely,,
shades •with beautiful , designs.. for 89e; Also a Set of ,'To•wieAs iq
Fancy Boxes' . Set cOntaing One Bath Towel, One Guest Towel), One
Wash Cloth, Price $25. '
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' MEV*/ Cases,- embroidered -in -Butterfly and, Basket designs, bi
` Gold, Blue and RASO shades, f.or 01.49, • Also 'pillow Cases with:
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LADIES,4N113,1EN--;811kPijitro.--,
as, Silk Nightgowns; Silk Vests and Bloomers, Full-fashioned Silk
Hese and Superailk Hose. • ' , '• ," '
Flannelette ,Pyjamas * 'Rayon Silk ilandkerehiefs, Ali shades
and Wool Hose, and Silk Hose, Arm Bonds nicely boxed.
,Phone 85 J3 PEARLMAN Lucknow
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