The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-05-22, Page 8tkll*;:"aMr„,owey;*rrG�:. rC
TIM 41sNOW SENTINEL
HUR DAY, 14 AT -2?n4190
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Ladie's Dresses
$ ,.50
INCLUDING BROADCLOTHS • ;CRAYSHE-
NES and VOILES IN WHITE A -ND COLORED.
VIALUES TO .$3.25. °
FOR ONE DAY, ONLY .....'., ..$1.50.
'Open At Night
Shop;:Earijr
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Ladies' Hats
.$1.6.6;
-A CLEARING Lill x IN 114 TS. AND,
STRAWS.• V ALLIES la 'Vt) :111.50r
FOR ONE DAY A"1` :.. . , • 41.00
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hildrens' . Felts '59e
Bargains. s. F:rorfilr' .
Every. Dept..
Our entire 'stock' of races in
various Widths .and`Pirices.
Clearing • at • . ' . . .: 5c. yard
Meas' Silk'X'ies•
C. •
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Four-InrHand Style in neat designs. Special
For, One Day •Sale.
8-4.Sheeting
-39c. , atd. -----
This
_._-...._This , fine even weave quality
White, Only, • is specially priced for
Friday. Regularly :sold ' at 55c yard
Per
39c.. yd.
Your Favorite
'' ` Shopping +Centre
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Womens
Hose in all
adie's Silk
75c pati
Host Specia1
$L79 pair.
Thread'' Silk. and -Art Silk . Twisted,
ie Lu . 'ng Shades and Sizes 8Vz
to 10.
For One Day Only ' . .
Women's .Full Fashioned • service weight pure
Thre Si •i,' Hose.i
sq to 1o.
75e Pair F'or,One,'Day'Only ., $1.79 Pair
Odd Lines
Childrend','s Mose
15c.:
Sizes, in lot from 4 to 4• in Brown,
White and Bleck.. Cottons.. and Cash-;
meres.. Values ..to' 35c a pair.
For, Pair 15c..r
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Awning Duck
47c. yard .,
A good Heavy quality 30 in.
in fancy Green.and White and fancy.
Fawn. and Brown" Stripe.,.;; Specially
Priced for, Friday.
At Yard '..
. ; 477:
, Balbriggan'Underwear. •
59c. garment
Men's'inn'e .Cream Balltmggan,in Shir;s abd-
Drawers. All.' Sizes, ;;4 to 44. y . , •
Special 'at '• a .garment ;59c,
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�.: $1.29 • pair
Woiuen's'. Fine Hose- in' Flesh, shades. Only
Sizes 81/2 to 110. 'Regular $1.50 Pair.'
LlAeA Towelling
Bwya►rds1ok' $;L
This is a'.pure, Linen quality in
Frain ' White only; 2i,incties wide and
Good Value at 25c. yid.
One Dey Sale ...... 6 yds. for .$1.
a .
Me►'s
Broadcloth Shirts'
"Gordon" quu.ity—doub'y :'tncrcer-
zed Broadcloth -Guaranteed for size
and Workmanship. Fast Uoiors . with
one -Collar to match.
Special for this Sale . .. $1.49 •
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Phone
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KIN•LOUGH
Mr. N. Neil • of Lucan visited over
the week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Boyle. . •
Dr. Donovan and son Charles of
d 'Chicago , are 'visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Gee, Haldenby and;
faiiiilyi Mrs. Dudley, Mr. Alf. Hari-
enby and Mrs. J. Percy, motored o
Sylvan Valley, Algoma, on Friday
last. •
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford• . Lloyd of
Tonowanda, . Mich., visited ,Iwith the
former's.mother here over' the week
end.
• Mr.•
We Are pleased to report that
• Alf Hodgins is improving. in health.
Mr. George Halkenby accompanied
Rev. Appleyard to London last week
where they attended the Synod meet-'
ing. • •
Mt. -Peter Linehan has returned to
•hese Arts again and will spend sortie
t'me• here.
Vjctoria
Day
May 24
To Add Comfort and
bring Pleasure on
. Your Holiday : -
.Be welt dressed with.
the Smartest
Clothes • • ' •
bo— u l t at King's: ••
• A NEW COAT: • SMART SUIT
• PRETTY DRESS'
—PDX SCARF' or CHOKER—.
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KNITTED SUIT
ANE NEW.
T)LEFOtS•SE KID GLOVES
...K AYSEit°.-..
SILK GLOVES -and HOSIERY
Seethe
. nlse lit and dee
Fine Selection We
Offer. ' • ••
KingBros..
.Wi gl i n
LANGSIDE
Mr., And Mrs. Fred Thompson and
Bobbie of Toronto, spent the week
end with friends in this locality.
Mrs. A. Emerson, Jim . and Lila
•spent Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. V.
Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown,- Ardyss
Ind �Giertrude spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs: Ferguson of near Amberley..
. Mr. and 'Mrs. Archie Patterson',
Orland, Muriel and Ross spent Sun-•
'day with Mr.' arid Mrs. W. A. Taylor:
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood "Barb°er, Ken-
neth and Helen of near St. `Heyns
spent . Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. 11.
Pettyniece. .
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tiffin, Joe and
Dan spent Sund,'y with Mr. and Mrs.
John Maclnnes. .
On Sunday .last if you Wanted to
see your friends you had just to call
at the sinkhole on the 4th eon. on
the good road east of Langside just.
below tate : cemetery. . For about a
week, a heavy tractor and: 2scrapers.
had been busy hauling 'filling upon
this low 'part of the road. On Tues-
day the road was,sinking faster thin
they could•draw filling. Great cracks
3 'feet wide were opening at either
fence - and • the ground was rising`
By eight o'clock in the evening the
water rrtd begun to rise and' 'the op-,
ening= at the feti^ee ieeee ,"•,,l csc
that the road was immediately block-
ed
locked for all traffic. Wednesday morn`-
ing the whole south ditch bad com-
pletely turned up into the : middle
where'the road had been. Ten feet of
water was measured .and in. places it
was 20 het deep. The men immed-
iately set to work end leveled t‘,..e
upturned willows and ditch•earth, and
then trees were cut ,end hauled and
the timbers of stn old house were prr-
ehased' from Johnson Conn and a .!
causeway was made. 'Che' tractor . and
scraper are ,again at Work• hulling
more filling. The north ditch has nev-
er turned in as yet, although there
rs a wide crack b hk 1by the fence ere
that aide Some are of the .opinion
it will t4111i iii when Sufficient weig'hf
it added but that remains to be
seem
The Women's Tnstituite ,pit White
churbb are having. the play "On'y
Sally Annee' presented by the West
field rtramatie Sir Rely nn 11fat, yr.
This society is welt known, `having
o'resented their play "Welcome •l:to
J'iry nr" and `"liitr,icatie Sate t;,..
year at the, United Church_ garde•
party' a Whitechurch., Don't forge'.-
...a.
the dztre tte ar you miss .a : —
The .Eiecutive ef the W.' tnAitut'
met et the hone of Mrs, B. ',''. ,
of ttlawanosh. last 1 htirsday • nir4
and arranged the yirograin for the
coming year.
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Anither gaping hint A then weiitd 1
rather..have his ch"rti' Comfortable
than re-upholetered.
CREWE
'Mrs. Wm. Robinson 'of Belgrave
spent the week -end with her daughter
Mrs. John Kilrltrick..
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan and.
children spent a day recently isith
friends at Knitail. '
Mr. and.
.liars. Robt. Durnin of. Go-
derich visited at • Wm Durnin's ; on
Sunday.
Mrs. Will Begley and , daughter.
Leila. and Mrs. Joe Day motontd up
from Hamilton and spent a few days
with' their mother Mrs. J. Menary.,
A number from here attended the
Branch Convention of- the W.M.S. in•
Goderich last week, Mrs. Menary be-
ing the delegate front the western
section, •
Mr. John Kilpatrick and Susie- vis-
ited friends .at Rockwood and Ifitch-
ener over•the week end.'
Mrs. Blake and ' family visited
friends at Clinton on Sunday.
• We are sorry to report the Mine
of Mr. W'm. Ourni�' We hope to s
Milt around again soon.
"Mr. Wilfred Drennan has purchased
a Christer Sedan.
A Lawn Social will be Held on.
Crewe Church lawn on Wednesday,
June llth.-'Furtitbr particulars later.
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uclnow, Ont.
K11' GSBRI.DGE
Mrs. 'Agnes Austin has returned
to her home here after spending the
winter months in London.
Miss Minnie been who has spent
the last few' months In Port Lamb -
ton ,returned home. lastweek. '
Mac.'P. M. Sullivan and Mrs. M. 3.
O'dunnor, who spent the ;est treo
weeks in Detroit visiting friends, ar-
rived home this week. •
Mr. doe Sullivan and his two sons
Maurice and Jack and 'Mr. Bill Long
visited, their friends h^re recently:
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Foley end Mr..
and Mrs, Mike O'Reilly of Goderich,
visited their many many friends here San -
day O••
Mr. Ed.' Watlnc'e of dhicago visited
amon' his reintives here..
Miss'. Jean .Drnnnert bf Goderi^•h.
spent the week end with. her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Will Drennan. '
Miss Ellie. Premien or Stiettford,
spent the week end underneath the
paternal roof. '
A 'lolly tine -was writ at the home
of Mr. . and Mrs.• E. Gilmore where AI
number.of'young people were invited
to spend the evonine. !r re wee en -d^
Diming, followed by dancing and a
delicious luneh. The fun and whoopee
was kept up until ' the- early hours of
morning.
Fifth Annual.
County al _. Festiv�ru�e fou •
• liar the •
' Town Hall, Walkerton
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Thursday, June Sth.
County
the Bruce
of
Under the Auspices
_. for Farmers and SUriiOr institutes Associations.
Junior
fterf'orina•
Admission
. E llenng.-
Adults 50c
-Children 25c.
Adults 35c
Chtil-dr'en 20e
Don't mss this Musical treat •
anld. tducation
FOURTH CON.. KA1V6OSS
Mr. and''Mrs. Alex McDonald, and
son of Toronto are visiting with his
parents Mr. and Mrs.. A. McDonald.
Mr. Clair 14McDouuall, is up ' f'.om•
Toronto for a few days. '
Mr. • and Mrs.• Tom Leckie of Kin-
cardine were -guests at the home• of
r. Wm. Robb, during the week.
Mr..4hgus McDonald has been un-
der the Dr's. care the past wee! but
we . hope to see him around again
soon..
A Great Meeting•
The May meeting. of the Kairshea
Club was set nsi;ie as "Pioneer Day."
Miss Jessie McKay en`,ertained ' and
there were fifty members and,visi'tors
present: The home was very approp
mate for the occasion, for it was tife
first frame house erected in this part
of the country, and no • pains were
spared by "the directors In making
the meeting both unipue and success-
ful. After the opening exercises and
transaction of business detas, Mrs.
Carruthe-s, . sn'l Mrs. T. 'Robinson
Pang "The Ohl Lee Cabin in the Vole"
Miss Ruth McKinnon !gave a reading
and Marrnret Button a. solo. Mise
Annie Mc'lCav rrree a number of old
tittle' instrumentals and Mrs. I1ott and
Robinson . a paper on "The
Pioneers". Mrs. Ant,,' M' Kinnon endMrs. Dan lfn"rieen t'.rn of t"e pion-
eers sang Gaelic songs, which brought
dewn the ho,.,e. Mrs. D. McKinnon
(4th Cor.) 'gave a reading, ,after
which followed "rominenity sing-
ing. The first part of the prrgrata •
closed. by .•sintrina "(Ina Be Wit'• You
Till We Meet Again" Then folin-tier
zhe haniplet. In lienor of the "Pi •n-
e'ers'y pre -en*. ThK ",resident, Miss
Mary McT.e'd »resided as toastwas,
ter. And after ,int~1'tg Grace, the toast
to "The ',y an'
the :usual way. "The Pioneers" was
nroposed by, Mr' .. R M•,rfin. and re-
sponded to by Mrs. T. 13obinson. The
toastir.aster arlrtinte by Way a,ra^lir
,?leech: Ne•rt followed a tof*^t to "1'lnr
';leu," pro'Kr»ed by 141`r�. Mei. ''r'`rin
and resnande4 fa by Virg. D. Meth,
Fyre, Mrs:. Wile's Mcltnzie, pr;
-,ricer! tTie fO'4+ to i"Our
Miss' Jessie 4feiCxy made 're"lv, after
which all joined in singing "Por She's
A Jolly (le -,(1 I"`cllmn." The price for-
' the oldest lady present was won by
Mrs. Jain.es Littre, ,Ietho i. almost4 i ety year % itf Aee4a-r ea -red stoetaw! •peett.
tion weA n"(16 of "he fart. tr,rtt if o•e6
'We forty•sev:enth anniver,ary
Mr's. Mor"i',rsoii'rs weWdT , The meet-
Yn'e' a�.W� br,nnhF to a 01ee by a can-
,
tA �
les "My First Ph to which rein-md.
Ire very frnrcehly tit we all +clan?e.
T15'e uriye ,+ ^s ..•^r by nt••.-
A . tluestio�n;,ttrte from head 'office, '"Ts
there a ,` y,'r^uto' - »l Y' p rki
plained and tvi'sed around for the
memhors to rr;;r,rwa "hot Rnti}riie
rhwnt•,erlr re`a��rk5 were made by sonar
o'f the pi+tn 'Ars i w1 vts ewe present•.
A. c'nlendid• lnnnli of old fash'on d
cooki#tg wits served. and one and all:.
ent ,#wsy 4eeling that the' first pibt-
Pay,,,Cash.•
'and
Buy for Less
eer day was- a decided success: Para -I.
mount Club will be entertained at '
the June ineetjpg sit'the hone of . Mrs. '
'R. Martin.,
FOR SALE
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For the remainder•, of the sepson
we are offering our S. C. W..ite Leg-
horn:Baby Chicks for 12c. each. Thee
chicks are •all 'hatched from our on
flockof, blood tested,, government
banded bir. ds. This. year has been the•
best we lrpve had sincewe started in
the business atfd 90% of our . rales
have been to old customers which u
feel speaks well for our stock. .We
will deliver orders of 100 or more
within a radius of 15 miles of t1-1
farm. Batching. Eggs 50e. per doz. •'-"
Choice Yearling' Hems, $1.00 each,
Elmer J. FF•rrish, Lucknow, R. R. 7.
Phone, Dungannon. 82-2f.
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Enna Jettick Shoes.
Por Worsen
In several previous talks, we
have made this claim.
"WE CAN FIT ANY 'FOOT_:
WITH ENNA JETTICK
SHOES, NO MATTER HOW
LARGE; NO MATTER HOW
SMALL"
As ' an Iilu'stration of the
•com,pleteness of Our Stock ' in,
this particular hake of Shoe
we might r+mention that two
Ladies from a distant eity were
pasting • through the town of
Wingliam a few days ago and.
noticed we were ,scUng Enna
Jettick Shoes. '
These two ladies • had worn
ENNA lETTICK SHOES be-
fore end were rnahle to pro
care their site in the city in
which .thea, lived -and we had
the real pleasure of selling one
a --Pair af-stae' 'c and The oti
er size 8 '1); "amnewhat riif or •
the d n t"r ar"*es You will
reedit; observe."
"WE CAN FIT ANy NOR-
MA I. FOOT. `t4O) M 4'1'T -tilt
' HOW LARGE". 'NO MATTER
"
HOW SM ALL. "
but of course we Are referring
to ENNA Ji i1'ICK SHOES
tally in l act We know Of No
Other 14t the l:y 'Which We
Could Make The. Same Claint
and p Meek It• Up With Tfre
Willis Shoe
WINGlAM, ONTARIO.
Agents for gum, Jettick Shoes
•F'or Wee en