The Lucknow Sentinel, 1928-03-08, Page 1,
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PROFESSIONAL o*.4ptir
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Notira; -7-8
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Dr: MacLeod wilL vlstt Lucknow
• every 'Tuesday, ' in Dr; • Corinell.'S
• 'Office.
DENTiST • .
Dr. R. L. Treleaven, Lucknow-
Over Decker's Store. Extraction
. either by gas or local. Will he in
' Dungannonevery'Thursday. Phone 53.
• EVERYBODY'S,. COLUMN ;0
G.O. A. Slade% •Lucknow,,..7.,Broker,
indltbal Estate. -Money to, lend ,-01
first -Mortgages on farm • Pro,Pir-
• ties at'6 and 61;ii per cent Recording
to security • --Offered' Also .smoll
innounte on Second Anortgages on
farm properties and on. persona)
• notes.. A few. good fanny for,sale
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'WALL PAPER -A full line Of 1928
Wall Paper on hand. 'Prices iron' 8e
• • up: I am also .Ag-oot for leading jet.
houses. -R. J. Cameron; Decorator,
.-.Painter and. Giairier; Box /74, Lack-
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••RAW•*FIIRS-I Ain payhig highest,
-Market , itriee"-for ;kW kihda;i of ''-'raw
• furs. -A. Blitistein;;Phone '18; Luek-
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• FARM • FOR., 'SALE.7= 150-gete
.in For: .particulars
aPP1Y to .John.FarriSh,,R,R:
now. . (29-3:-P)
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FOR SALE -The dwelling of the
Mary A. Tennant Estate, Lueknow.
Apply to G‘o. 'A. Siddall. - •
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FOR SALE -8.., Purebred' • York
shire. Sows, due to furrow the.' end of
March. -Levi Boyle, Kinlough.
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FOR SALE -Baby, carriage: in
• good condition.Information at ,The
Eentinel office. *
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FARM POR QUICK SALE TO• •
MANDE UP AN ESTATE.'
100 Acres, Lot. No. 66, Con. I,
' S.D.R. The" property of the
. late .Henry Eskriek.•
. • ?arm.. consists of excellent clay
loson; about 20 acres fall ploughed.'
'Ithaca under hay and grass; , about
actesof hardwood, bush; artesian
• well;: bank barn 40x60 ft. with atencr
•wall ; drive shed; good orchard; 11/4
• story frame house and frame kit -
'Chen. Situated on, the • Provincial'
Highway, 9% miles east of Kincer-
• dine, 1% miles from school •• and
....chuich, 2 miles from ' the village -- of
'Merv* Must be 'sold at once. 'APIAY
to Thos. EskricIt 'or Wm t Graham,
Lotlie R.R. 1. • '
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION- OF
; r'PARTNERSHIP • .
/Notiee-is-Itereby given that the
partnership. heretofore , subsisting
between us' under the firm name or
-etyle' of "Struthers & Winterstein"
has this day been dissolved by mut-
' ual consent.
All debts owing to the said part-
nership are required to be paid- on or
before the Thirty-first day of March
Dated at Lucknow this 8tb day . of
March, 1928. • " •
• Nelson Winterstein.
' • Albert Struth'ers;
ANNUAL.-MEE.IING
The Annual Meeting of the Lnck-
' new Agricultural Society will be held
• in , the Town Hall., Lucknow, , on
Thursday, , the Fifteenth , day of'
March' A.D; 1928 at two o'clock in
the afternoon. All memberare here-
• *. by notified. ' • •
• • , Joseph Agnew', Secretary.
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' .11AnY CHICKS •
We specialize . in • bred -W -111'y 13ar-
ted RockS.Our 500 •breeders, one.
two and three years old,are mated"
with Cockerels from pedigreed hen's:
with records from 200 to 312 •egg.
Chicks -- 820 • per rhundred for
1VIareh, $18 for April; express paid.
Special prices on larger • oraers.
I-latehes every Tuesday. Order early
for best 'dates: •
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-- James, Scott, ' • .
Sunny- crest - FaraillSe,aforth,' Ont-
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Baby-Chicks4nd-z,---
Hatching Eggs
trent extra heavy laying
pure bred to fay 'White Leghorna
' and Barred Rocks. High prodtiction
and pedigreed males Vied Order,-
flOW and get them , When yon want
"them. AlSO incubators, bV0Od,..ers1 and
...notary, Custom tiatchiug
done., I can save you money. Phone
or writa' • •
nuscag Kennedy.
Whitishurch, Oitt
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:LOCAL AND GENERAL '
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'Harness, *Blank-
'cts *Robes and Bella • at lYkorrisoli'S
-Harness Shop; Lucknow.., • :
•Miasea, Leea Sinith .and Dorothy
Cooke spent the •week -end With Mr.
Mrs. Frank 'Tyler at :Thedb,;*0
SI' 'ct' in,striimental and, ior
41: :All the .popular : hits 'of the day
new in stink . at :MeKini'S Drug Store..
Mi,ss M. Pentland returned to town
last week, after, spending; the past -
few weeks with her sisters at Nile
And Oshawa.
-.• • . past-
few
.And Mrs. JamAdams of Du -
.are guests this Week of Mr..
and NA: Drt Connell.' Mrs. Adams
•ki'all
sister of • Mrs.tonne.,
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Choral., Soeiety, will • meet oii
Thursday evening-, • ;(tonight) this
.instead: of . Tueeday,' the regu-
lar night.:. 'Full 'Attendance tetniest-
,ed. '
We. are serry- ,to repott „the :cinv
1-inued illness of Mrs. E. N. Hodgins.
-Because .ef it Miss' tladizi':.has been
. obliged'
to 'ivre.
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and
•-Come ' •
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Mrl, and Mrs? ,•deOrge •A,...:1Vel3h. and
:Greta attende,d; -.the ,funeral of ,
it. Phil -line at ,Blyth „ezi yVedaeSday
'of last' week. Mr. :Phillips wts a bre-
ther'zin-law of Mrs: Webb. •
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' •the , Worn,:
..ini's:InstiLpte' Will he ..hi4d • at;
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aftci-noon; March
-Lasttd.11:-.,for,-patches,..,Please,:-..l.- • -
;‘,..In„,:view of ,..recent ,weather -eondif
•the- .•beer,..acteclfwAseikiie retiring.
on. Feb.2nd.: . There. .are signs of
Of
spikg, hOweveri.. as •witness the
rivrRI , of a.. car -lead :Of ,new Ches. the
other day.
•. The.seed-cleaning dernonstration
• train 'which visited Lucknew „last Sat-'
urday created great ititeret, and was
1ILed by" Many • fariners who weu
,Very. favorably.-iinpressed by the demi
-onstration. •
,Thdf sudden , darkness. Whiah. oc-
Curreir Sunday' morning is said to
; have been :Onto a partial eclipse of
'the ,s,un. Here it occurredin cOnjunc=
with the thickest silaw, Storm of
the season, „ •
A meeting of the Lucknow.Horti-eSociety • Will be held in the
Couth'il..ItOoni 'Of the, Carnegie •Litt,
rary on Friday evening next,' the 9th ,
inst., at eight, o'clock, All interested
pleaseattend..
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. Mr. Isaiah Congram has- sold .hia-
ferni, two ,Mile0. west of •LucknoW,
tO.‘ kr. Richard; MeQUillin, possession
to be- given about the first of April:-
Congrarii will have an auction
Sale' of his farni 'stock -and
,...ents in the near futare.
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SPRING MILLINERY
We have.ti good aSsoriment 'in
the latest Styles in Spring ;
'Millinery new on display. Your ,
' inspection is cordially invited.
M. ge. PENTLAND •
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• I.O.O.F." SOCIAL, EVENING, 't
Lucknow Lodge LOAE. Will hold ,
a 'Social evening in the Lodge Room
the evening of. 'Friday, March 9th:
Oddfellews,t, - their' wives •: Or lady
friends- ,and Rebekahs invited. -Com.
GODERICII
• justice Raney, who recently held
court and ,tried • the' case .Of Mr; ,and
Garfield McMichael again.st, W.
T. and Wesley McLean and the Town:
„of Goderich, has given judgmentin
favor of the Megiehaels, ' allowing
them $1,500 against 'the • McLean
Tro.s.4 •
The ease arose out ,Of an accident
to the McMichaels in front of the
King. Edward ' Hotel, Goderich, which
is owned by the MeLean troS. It ap-
pears that a coal shoot iri the side-
walk hid been left !men, And Mr
.McMrchael stepped:into this, at night,
sustaining serioue. injuries. An , ac-
: tion was,- enterecl-Lagainat - 'McLean,
.and against the Town if -God--
erieh.,, • ,
cc' -Hanoi ,toelt.:, -the, •
view ihat, the, town -Was not altoge-
thel' Clear. of fault': iri the matter, as
Tit haw telmy its own doits tif defence'
inthe ease., • .
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AUCTION ''SALE OF lioRSES
.• ,ANi) CATTLE ,
' 59 head of Cattle and SO horses aft
fha C.P.R.Etackyttitl,'Wingharn, on
Saturday, Mareh 10, commencing at
1.00 o'clock p.m. •
3. A. Alonzie, Iirep",t ',Tehe Purrio.,
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01044;111f ONT. THURSDAY..1¢1 804., .1•
9:trt AcCii?ii4f4u,,,y
DIsc4-010E1. KM.1.8..:: • ,
" WOMAN INSTANTLY'
...Rarely doe.* a...quieti country -cOrn=
miznity suffer 'ouch' asaddening
shack as tame?* the People . about
_Zion,._ Ashfield Township, • onFriday
• evening of dast weekt,', when they
leArited . that Mrs. .„ Fred' 'Ritchie wae,
dead,having been hit. in the. ORA; by
cherge7of.,ahnt from a 'gun acci-
. (IentallY. eicOlOtied ,While in, the IMMO
of her husband. 'The :tragic'', accident
acetified in the hotise,', and Mr.' Hit -
hie ..iminediately. called' Dr. Balfour,
who had been attending Mrs. Ritchie,
and Nurse Mrs; Robt. •Andrew, but
'life Was, extinct wheel; they arrived..
Death, it is 'thought, would be
in-
stantaneous, the charge of shot hav-
ing hit near the heart.
Detailsof: the accident, go gernS
can be learned are as; follows: Mr.
Ritchie had borrowed' ,ashot' gun
from his 'father, James Ritchie, for
purpose of shobting . squirrels,
which Were :becoming a nuisance- a-
bout the,bouse and barn. He • had
been out7trying---teget a shot at the
squirrels, and. went int) the house
with , the gun still loaded,: And as he
thinks, .perhaps with the bairn -net Up?..
Mrs. Ritchie,. who was in delieate
health,, Was sitting neer a. window
reading, and M -r. Ritchie sat (lowfl
'2eside her towatch through the,Win7
dew for the squirrels, which .had tak-
en 'refuge about the' house. As . he
:at, be laid the gun, across his letrr-
arid:. while it Was in this 'position it
was discharged;.. with .the result as
above ' stated. ,, : :* • '
It is said that, Mi. Rit,nie was net.
, familiar with, guns, haAring. had fittle'
:experienee with thenv'n: fact 'Which
...May explain • his 'earelesi handling
:of, the Weapon on thiS,'necasion. one.
who appreciates the dang5r of a load -
'd gun gun will not take it into a house
vgiere there are 'women and children,
mech•less, allow ' the •mnzale point., in
the direction of himself or- others.
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Coroner Dr: gaiter. Of- GOderich;
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and Coroner Dr. Spence of Lucknow,
visited the scene of the accident and
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later Coroner Hunter, who has jur-
isdiction in: Huron' County, /decided
. that in the interests .of all coneekned
it would be well An hold :an inquest.
A jury was selected and on Monday
viewed the reniains'and made a sur-
vey of the scene of sheeting. •
The fUneral, of .the late, Mrs..Rit-
chie was on Monday • afternoon. A
serviee.Was.condacted in Zion Churehf.
by the Rev. A. W. Brown, and inter-
ment. made in 'Greenhill Cemetery.
The daY, was bitterly cold; • but a•
very large number attended the fun-
eral, the 'family "being widely and
favorably known. 1 •
' Before . her marriage the late Mrs.
Ritehie. was ',Miss . Ethel Adeline
Smith a daughter of .11Ar. - and Mra
James Sinith .of Dungannon. Besides
her husband .She leaves two .
sons, aged 3 and 2 years,'
FUN..-A7"."T T11°E.CAR.?,,TIVAL
The ,fitst :masquerade carnival of
the seasipi, held in Lorne Rink, Tues-
day night (Abut Week, was a ' fine
success, and provided the Young peo7
Pie with heaps of, fun. There was 'a
big crewd, in costunie and Many spec-,
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tators, ' ..• • •
Prize -winners were as. follows: -
Fancy dressed lady, Mrs. ,C:3211.4.
-Fancy dressed gent, ..James ' Baker;
Comic dressed lady, Mis!tes Mtirdie,
Maccalluili and • Ste -Wart; Comic
gent, Carlyle • MacIntoSIA; Fancy
dressed, girl, Enida ,Fancy
:dreSsed •,b4r, Aylmer Aitchison; Corn -
ie boy, Jack Wilson; Comic
dressed girl„ Gladys MacDonald.,
The one -mile race, boys, was. Won by
Kenneth Cameron; .Couple ,race: by
W.M: Andrew and Rena MacDonald;
Girls' Musical chairs, Eraneis Thonip- •
son; Heys' musical' chairs, . Ernie'
Baker; One mile .,...raee for men;
-Campbell Thompson;.,•:Candie. race,
°Arabella Cativeron? •
THE ROADS 'CONVENTION
We notice that at the -recent ses-
sion of the Geed _Reeds Association
at ? Toronto, Mr. Robert JOhnston,
,nowof Goderich, was adihtneed_from.
theoffice- of. second ,yieepresident. to
that of first vice-president, a,move
wjieh. puts him in line for tlie •Pt:e_f; .•
idency. next Year: , Since becoming a.
Member of the Good Roads Aasocia-
Johnstpn lure •beeh very
active and enthusiastic Metnbei.
This year's -cenverftion Was one 0
the best in the history of the associ-
ation.
* fou9larow, 49 Morrit-S,"
J909f •ta Mr, 904 Mu. Cern 0biliNt
rena Lucknovv
• • At a meetingof ,the Lucknow ' Fire
ompiiii,,':held on MondAy evening
liat",......the Company pledged. heniselves
te Start offthe subscriptien list with
.a.denation• of One Thousand Dollars
•($1;009)•7:1bwards.' the erection of a
new gran* for Lucknow. It has been
Suggeated that a building he erected.
that Will'ht; a credit to the town and
the :•community,' snitable, in , Winter for
hockey,. curling and '.'sitating,..in ,
sum-
mer for mass -meetings, ' entertain-
ments, :de., with rooms that would
aerve, as 'rest roam's' for those from'
the country. A public meeting Will
be .called shOrtly. With ,all organiz-
ations locally and with all. individii-
als solicitous for the welfare Of the
.commutiity behind " the proposition,
IhereThheuld be noilliffiCilitY in hav-
ing an arena in readiness for -next
,winter, now that the - Lucknow Fire.
Company have given sach,,ii generous,
Start. ,EVERYBODY, BOOST. *
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CHURCH 'NOTES
The Presbyterian Guild; '
The. main feature of Monday .eVe-
ning'a. meeting was ",a
After ithe •sleigh -ride •there.:' was, a
short pragramme. Lorraine BrabSon
read the, Scripture lessen; the topic
was, 'given by. Edwin Smith; read-
ings were given by Vera flierriff and
Stella. Steward; Mary • .MacIntosh
:rave a solo, and an instrumental Was
'given, by Iionalda. Douglas. After the,
_.j.togramme-hineh.....,_wAs-serxed. "
United ;Church
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The .meeting of this week :was in
harge of the Lookout. Denartnient.
D. C. ,Taylor led in prayer; Scrip- ,
ture' lesson was read. by •Greta Hnd-
,Jon.' Readings were, given 'by Kath-
erine Hamilton, Annie Johnston and
Mrs,' R. H. Thompson. Musical num-
bers .were a piano duette by Mrs.
Reid and Mrs. Newton, .and a solo
by Miss Gertrude Treleaven, The top-
ic, "Different Kinds S , of Religion,"
was taken. by W. L. MacKenzie::
.Huron presbytery, U.C.
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. The Seeretary: of Hurori Presby.-
tery has completed the • statistical
record of the Presbytery for the nine
menths ending Dec. 31st, 1927: .0 .
The Presbytery has under its care
39 eharges;: comprising 75 congrega-
tions.
There are 18,465 persons under the
pastoral oVereight of the Presbytery,
of 'these 12,647 are .members of the
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church' The NvIiI•S. '.inireber 64 and
they raised 214;657., ,
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Ther are .8,001 members of . the
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Sunda Schoch, and 1,467' are mem-
bers of the Young. People's Societies.
There were 130 marriages celebrat-
ed, 206, passed on befor . / • ; '
Fine new churches ere -built._ at
Grand .Bend' and Porter s Hill, while
the Church at Beninineri has been _en-
larged and beautified,' '
- The receipts for .the Maintenance .
and Extension Fund amount to .$40,-
364. ' The total raised for all purpox,4-
ea during the nine'incinths,of the fin-
ancial year is , $1,201,500.. _
• tvery minister belonging .to, .. the
Presbytery desiring a charge is pro-
vided for, and every charge is under
the care of steordained minister,. '
FROlyi. DETROIT BY AuTO,
Althoughcthe nest month has g1' -
en us' in this "neck of the Woods"
pretty stiff Winter Weather with ,ex-
cellent sleigh roads, the 'distnnee., to
:nate, summer-like conditions has not
been great. l'wenty .to ,50 'miles
south there has been very •little snow.-
Liist .week Dr. W. • A. Hackett, his
wife. and Mr. Joseph M: Beckett
mak a Motor ti'ip from Detroit, get -
Ong as far as Lochalsh • with little
trouble due . to snow. They', were on
their' ,way to .Ripley to visit their
sister, Mrs. Lane, who has been ser-
iously ill. with POeumpnia. From
Lochalsh they had t� finish the trip
.with horse .and cutter: They made'
the 'return tripthe day folfeviing:
•We Masi 'aciti that- ,Mit. Lane is well -
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on ,the, way to recovery.
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pANCE.
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Ilegorra;-,Pati Did YIS bea.1%. the
Masquerade ,that, the "witrimin
ot the Keirsliea dub is puttiti op,
March 46
Theirnestyle,re'llbedinein
iatt. old
For there'll be people there. fer
'many%a mile
Pat en .Yeilt* griti bonnets and
come. *Way' 911t
yor titerall be .1,1004 VMS 6t„ttio
$011,
•.',./UNIoR FARMERS 1.14#$QUET',, .
I.:UCKNOW:. BUSINESS ,•;., MEN .
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The ;banquet given by, the ',local I.
JuOior,••Fariners Organization in ,the
TOWn ' Hall, Friday . evening of laat
week, proved a, highly; successful and
-delightful.:...affair„ „The :;.erganizatiok
had held e plo*.ing.iii4t01 last stina;-'
inert - andhad, solicited ;the :, business
mien Of:, Topeknew for prizes and for
hinds to Nit,: the°, enterpkise., aerois,.
and the banquet was given as, a !perk'
of ' appreciation .to'.thaae ' Who .had
helped -along by. their dentitions': Of
the Junior 'Farmers,' and their guests,
,one ,hundred • that down to the well
Supplied tables. : :The Catering Was
in, the, capable 'hands of the , Junior,.
• Institute?, the young women's 'man--
isatien Which .developed out of .the
school of ' :home . econoniics .condattecl
here '''i year Age, . as the the Junior
Farniers developed' out of' the course..
in Agriculture. • . ‘ '
W. K.:Riddell, 'Agrictltural rePre-
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.sentative: in Bruce County,' and , his
assistant, 'gr. Art.' Donald; Messrs.
Patterson': and : Osier, - Department
representatives ' in Huron _County,-
.vvere presept;Lmr-Hiddell-acting--es--
toastinaster.
. The toast to "The .King" :was ire
sponded. to , by a hearty...singing of
the National ,Antizetn; "Our Guests"
*as proposed by Mr:. Alf. Andrew,
.'iresident of the local Junior 'Farm -
era, aneresponses were by • Messrs..
Wilfred 13. . Anderson :" and Robert
x..f.ii.e;. "Our Cotmtry'i, was , proposed by
'1111r...Gee. Kennedy, and was respond-
'...d,-.---,to13,--lieSsis.--:Cleize-Ad'aeDeugall--,
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- and -WM,: Andrew; "Agriculture"
,!`Agrieulture"
was p,repesed 'by gr. Osler, and re-
sponded .:to 'by. Messrs. .Fred Martin,
.-atid-Art ';'Dontiitt;" -,"Business" was
• oroPoSed• by .Mr. ,Pattersen,, and re-.
, sponges were by .ggiars.. A. D. Mac-
Kenzieand T. S: -M.O..,
. Without , instituting comparisons,
it is :but: fair ,to say that a number
of the speeches were of a. high order
-sonie humorous,' some informative.,
Tlideeil, a number. of the young anon;
trying 'th,emselves, Out, -perhaps • for
•the first time, did reniarkibly. well. ..
°Mr. Riddell; as 'toastmaster, Was
Very. entertaining; %,-.ith' 4' great fund
of 'stories and .jokes 'Which- '.•••he re--
• lates,' frequently at the expense .. of
his colleagues in the worleof the De-
partment. .. ' . , * •
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The ,beriqtret 'was folloared by
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' conpleThf hours. af.secial genies. '
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' IRISH •MASQUERADE DANCE
• The ..Kairdiea U.F.W.0. will give
an Trish Masquerade Dance in, . the
Town Hall, Lucknow, the evening of
Friday, Starch 16'. Dancing ooni.',
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!helices at -9 o'clock p.m. God music,.
good loneh. Achnission7-Couple $1.
including amusement tak... Extra lady
and 'gallery 25e. . Four prizes will be
given: Beit dressed lady; Best dress-
. ed., gent, Comic dressed lady end:Coin,
ic dressed gent . •
PRESENTATION TO
MR; AND MRS.: E MILLER
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A very enjoyable tini‘ was spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Miller .one evening recently, when
they entertained over, thirty of their
friends. After a few hours spent
pleasantly with cards and •dancing :a
delicious lunch: was served .• by the
hostess. When all had, 'One , justice
•to this the:. follOwing address , was
read Jack MacIntyre, and 10.:
Archie MacKinnon' Made the. Presen-
teflon of a handsome 'electric floor'
lamp „and an electric table
The Address' follows:
Mr.•and, Mrs.
• Your..friends %whom you 'see oth-
,red around you. tonight are' taking'
advantage of this 'opportunity to car-
ry out u plan that has been postiened
several times. We regretted, , very,
:much that at the time Of Your mar=
riage“your 'sister was taken so ser-
iously ill. :But . new .We all rejoice
that she hag been; completely 'rester -
'ed t.� health. We wish 10 extend to.
Mrs.,1Miller a hearty', welcome to-
Luckoer, .and hope, that yen will'en7
40y Iife in our midst, and. that the
fotPre. flaYS Will be full of happiness
and'prosperitY for you both. Also
that you may he Spared inany years
to enjey :Ulnae lamps that we now
ask you , to accept. By way tif
111:9..",i110.,.2,1i44,P_P-Lf.,L14-0,9n'of your
kind hospitality for the very _pleasant,
evening enjoyed by, everybody, we
all join in a hearty dap of the hands.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Mille, Although,
tcomPletely. taken by 'Surprise, each,
in a few-worde, thanked their friends,
for.their thoUghtfolnese, and kind re-
'The:rest' of the :evening Was 'spent ,
hi^ 00110 and dancing, itoneluded by
tha ..haitrty aingin9, of slaw thaw 9r.
jelly ;Gad failnwrf"
COPIES. 5 CENTS:
Oreacr °
ofHealth of1i!I Bread a
' OUR MOTTO IS 'QUALITY ANI) SERVICE.
Our Home. Made, Whole Wheat and Raisin 13read'ii
from the Choicest Ingredients, Made
-Date . :PL:;PJEeCJIYAI:l1Soil"S" Cookies, 'Crean.'
Cup . Cakes, „Fruit Cake, Raspberry,•Tartlets,'.CheColate
Marshmal-
• : low • Cake,' ge?1,3 Walnut, .farts,„ -Ratain,
HOLLYMAN'S...BAKERY
htine 36 • .Iducknolv
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phohe 75
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Lua<now, Ont..
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Among the many shipments
. , ,
which have arrived ,recently
is a „shipment of Biltmore
Hata for men.
l'hey., are
color and
seesan,
here
style
of tlAc spring
,See them • in:-.Monel.„ Pearl,
Rose - jrcige,' CoPeh, Rosette,
Crane' andthe beautiful, Iris'.
„
These hats ' are ' Canadian-
pleastire t J.; -how' this line.'
Come in. •
• '
Tilt MASTER- HAT OF CANADA
fred
svvel
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you'haire reached
THAT. POINT' WHERE', YOU
will require the aid of Glasses
that will make . you look 'young„
see young -and feel young,. you
should wear KRYPTOK Double ,
Vision Lenses.
KRYPTOICS give perfect vision
-both near and far -without the.
eye -straining, dirt -catching, con-
fusing division line so consPicu-
feoucsaisin the old style cement bi-
. •
KRYP1'OKS are twq lenses
fused into, one and, look eetaetly,
like ordinary single vision lenses.
Let us demonstrate their advan-
tages.
rmstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Have Your Seed Grain
PrOperly Cleaned
• Have Your seed. grain properly
cleaned by, up-todate methods,. • and
Make SFolit 1928 prop the best yet,
by using seed free from; weeds and
• -
inferior kernels. •
•
•
. I have a modern seed cleaning
iha-
cliine in operation' at LucknoWe and
am pfepated, to clean all ' kinds", of
grais-Seeds.and grain. '
S. E. ROBERTSON.
01-i • '
ENGAGEMENT .
•
We take the .following from The;.
Bran4orsl Expositor:
-\Mrs Aex Hedley of Lucknow, On
tario, announces.' the engagement of
her Yeltligeit"
ham Douglas Adie, son ,of Mrs. A.
Adley of this city: The marriage is
,t47,ttike7PreCe-7,:t.lirlatfeirliairartliir
month..
IN MEMORIAM., ,
In memory of %our dear son and
'brOther, Herbert RoY Solomon; who
died, March. 12, 1927. • • •
We think d him in silence,
'oyes' tan Sie, US- wcePi
God knows we loved him dearly,
His inamory wa shop keep. /
--rather end Mathrri Sidon and
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FAMILY THEATRE
Special --
Eddie Cantor in
. "KID BOOTS"
A cyclone ofcomedy and a .
barrel of fun.
Coining --
Kett Maynard la
"THE DEVIL'S SADDLE"
UND ;TRW-.
Hom_EsEEKEits
FARES T
48TERN.CANADA''
March .14. to September, 3bth
Return limit ..t.Wo • months from
.date of sale, with special .ex-.
tension: Privilege of. two months
limitat the rate of 10.00 per
r, Innt
For further .information and.
.
tickets apply -
MeKII1org. DRUG STORE
Town Ticket Agent .
,itelcriew, Ont. Phor4 32
A woRp TO SUBSCRIBERS
• • .
• More than . two .m.onths of .1928 has
gone ' by, and quite . a :number , of
those two dollar bills which :should'
have, been hsnded in to 'The Sentinel
arestill seineWhere else. When ' Wed-,
Aber is bad abOUt., the: first.',„ ofthe
year, hrid folk' donot some to town,
thereis s tendeney to forget :abOut-
'thiS littic paYnAent.'.& aney t oes
now:Ia.:days', two dollars ls.. not, Much
'here triefe",-'arid:tliereTiS'a, tenden
cy ter feel, that- it -,does- not •nuitter--
mueh Whether it • is: paid or mit; and •
when several hundred Act .,on 'that'
idea ,'And &isn't -bother; it mak Mean '
thousand". 'dollars oI more, to the
newspaper, ' an if all Aet••,paynienis
go'. until a more ••cenventent season,. •
neWspepoya .would • haVe to..quit alto
gethoptltitik the' '1i -tatter OVer,, and ,
for tha current year, Melte it • point
of doing se 'next 'time stoo'ra In th,0
`Vic101t4r Q$ Tilt 40(104 mat,