HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1919-03-27, Page 8•
ExcejlentValues in House
Furnishings
Spring Housecleaning will soon be on the 'Orders of the Day"
and thoughts of New Floor Coverings and Draperies are engaging
the attention of the housekeepers in village and country. To all
such we suggest a visit to our store to see the goods `and values we
are showing this spring.
RUGS A splendid range including Tapestry, Brussels and Ax -
Master, sizes range 2 •1-4x 3. to k 3x4 in nice designs
and good qualities. Priced. 12.50 to $42.50.
REVERSE COLOR FAST RUGS in two sizes only, 6x9 at $8.00
and -9x12 at $'12.00. These are very durable and give excellent
satisfaction:--
CONGOLEUM RUGS— ►a.cellenta,assortment of sides and patterns
at very reasonable prices.
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LINOLEUM, t'LOORT,EX, FLOOR OILCLOTH, STAIR OILCLOTH
in nice patterns and good qualitjie - .
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES
Ourrshowing in this line is awery attractive one, just the kind of drap-
eries that so brightens the home and adds that homelike touch
thga nice Curtains and Dainty Draperies always give. We in-
vite you to see therm. ,You'll= find among..gthem very pretty ant
dainty designs, and our prices Very reasonable.
MURDOCHflf
Splendid R Achieved.
during 1918
year 1918 was for the business of life assurance a year of supreme achievement.
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THOwing the combined effect of the war and the.............a epidemic, death claims
were unusually high. The payment of these claims enabled the Companies to
render an unprecedented measure ofublic service, and to fulfill to a more noteworthy
degree than ever previously the beneficent purpose for which they were founded.
The record achieved;during 1918 by the Sun Life of, -Canada was o
For the first time in the Coma � ��-P�ticularly striking success.
Company's s history new assurances paid for exceeded Fifty Million Dollars. The
in size, strength and prosperity accentuates the Company's position as not merely the leader among
an Life offices, but one of the great insurance corporations of the world.
The Company's financial .power is emphasized by its large Assets, Income and Surplus. During the year
$7,460,000 was added to the Assets, which at December 31st, had reached the huge total of $97,620,000.
The Incense is new $21,651,000, while the undivided Surplus is $8,027;000.
THE RESULTS FOR 1918
ASSETS
Assets as at 31st December, 1918
Increase over 1917
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INCOME
Cash Income from Premiums, interest, Rents, etc., in 1918 -
Iucrease over 1917
PROFITS PAID OR ALLOTTItlf
Profits Paid or Allotted to Policyholders in 1918 - - -
SURPLUS .-
Total Surplus 31st December, 1918, over all liabilities and capital
I According to the Company's Standard which is more severe than that laid
down by the Insurance Act.) ,
-TOTAL PAYMENTS TO POLICYHOLDERS
Death Claims, Matured Endowments, Profits, etc. during, 1918 -
Paytuents to Policyholders since organization - -
ASSURANCES ISSUED DURING 1918
Assurances issued and paid for in cash during 1918-
Increase over 1'317 -
BUSINESS IN FORCE
Life Assurance in force 31st December, 1918 •
. Increase over 1917
THE COMPANY'S GROWTH
YEAR$ ' INCOME I A$$IT9 I LIFE AslURANCis
IN FORCE
1117* $ 4$,210.73 $ 96.461.95 $ 1,064,360,00
I' - 271,865.50 735,910, 10 6.779566.14
18` 3 . • - . . 1.240.483.12 4.001.776.9 27,799,757 00
19118 . 8.9i 6.129.50 , 13.5$-:.77 G.4e 75,4s1,140,00
1913 . . . 13,996.401.64 55.726.317.32 202,363 996 (10
1916_ .•. • • . 2I.661.999.69 97,620.378 85 340.909.656.00
SUN LIIAT
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$97,620,378.8.5
7,460,204.61
21,651,099.69
2,362,102.01
1,518,607.16
8,0.27,378,55
9,768,561.28
78,86'2,881,15
• 51,591,392,04
3,779,824.56
340,809,656,13
25,988.710.42
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HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL
T 1rAL
T. B. MACAULAY. President 1919
JOHN A. TORY, Supervisor for Western Ont. snd ,'Michigan, Sun Life I. Ise., Toronto. Orsi.
Wm. May, jr , Inspector, San Life Bldg.' Toronto. (i. 11. Smith, Agent, Lucknow, Oat.
Lothian
—Monday, Mar. 24.
The -slid news came here last week of
the death in a military hcspital in Eng-
land of Pte. Grant. Henderson, third son
of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Henderson who
gloved tH Edmonton from here' two
years ago. He, was in the fighting line
tor the last few months of the war and
crime through unscathed. After coming
to England he contracted influenza
which developed iuto, pneumonia with
fatal results. He wax a young man of
the best type of . character and ex=
ceptiona4ly popular .with everybody who
enioyefl_.Lia acquaintance . U.. is the -
first break in a family of ten. Three
brothbrs, Alex, Bruce and Clarence have
seen service in the 'war, Clarence being
still .confined in a hospital because of
wounds. His p irents, brothers and
sisters have the heartfelt( sympathy of
their many friends.
The debate, "Resolved that the war
has been a greater evil to mankind than
a benefit," was held' under the auspices
of the C;otl<gregattooal Improvement
Society in the basement of the' church
last Thursday evening., The. spetkers
were, B. .1. Stewart and D. A. McLen-
nan on the affirmative, and John Mc-
Intosh- and Eimer 'West on the negative.
The contest was very keen and was very
well debated. After due deliberation
the judges decided in favour of the neg
ative:
Mr. Tom Parks, of Dungannon, spent
a few daye last week visit itig his friend,
Tom Sandy.
an fides sold his pure bred Clydes-
dale mare, receiving cicse to $300.
Miss Greta Campbell returned from a
visit of six weeks in -Chicago.
Alf Ritchie left for the West last
week.
Miss Sadie Cook is visiting friends in
Wiogham, ,
-Eighth Con., Kinloss.
-Monday, March 24.
Misses Rosie McKay and .Mamie
Jobnst'm spent Wednesday afternoon
in Holyrood`
Mr. Joseph Culbert sPent the week-
end with Winghanl friends.
Mr. Ernie Elliston, orKinloss, called
on kis sister, Ethel, un Sunday..
Mr. Mack Matheson is cutting wood
in (Air hone this week.
A few from around here took in the
ball at .Kinloss on Friday of last week.
.Miss Ina Culbert spent Saturday (►t
last week in Wingham with her sisters
Edna Eva: "
Mr. Joseph Gamble, of the 10th, had
a very duces ssl ul' male last week, 0
Mating maple syrup is the order of
the day about here.
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TII''iN.—In the Township 1i 'Came,
on March 20, 191.9, to Mr. and Mre.
Elmer Tiffin, a sou,
—Monday, April 24
Rev. and Mrs. Williams are spending
a few days in Loddon and Lambeth.
Pte. Adan Fitzt-11 and Sgt. Win Bish
were in Locdon this week where they
received their final discharge.
Pte. Percy Perrins spent a few days
last week eroded l3 -a vie.
Mins Helen melions Id, of Iluron,
apent a few weeks at .Andrew McDon-
ald's.
• Pte. Watson Fitzell •returned home
from overseas on Saturday late. Wst-
son has been in the war for four years,
and was welcomed home by a9.
Mrs. A. Cook is spending it few
months wtth her sister in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Artijur left last
week -'"for the West. We are sorry to
lose thele frotn our vicinity but the
best. we can do is wish them success
in the West assure then! oft welcome
Kick whenever th y grow tired of the
western life.
William Gordon and Horace Ma3ely
left for the West on Tuesday last.
Pte. Alex. McDonald who has been
spending a tew Weeks at his hone here
left for the West last week. Alex is a
veteran of this war and also took an
active 1 art in the g.eat Boer War with
his brother, .A.rehie, who"- is ' i•1 )vers€as.
l ts! a teception was
held for our returned soldiers. The
following, boys were on the platform to
receive a welcome back: Pees. Win. J.
McDonald, Alex McDonald, Adam 'it-
zell, Del. Worthy, Walter .Thomson,
Percy Perrin and Norman Clit.ton. An
interesting program was given in Knox
Church atter which lunch was served In
the Orange Hall and the remainder of
evening and part of the "morning after
the night before." was spent in dancing
way the happy hours.
Don't POd Your
Liver to fiction
Nit Overcomes Biliousness, -6enatipa-
tion, Sick Headache, Quickly. No
Griping or Pain. Guaranteed.
The organs of digestion, assimila-
tion and elimination—the stomach,
liver and bowels—are closely allied,
and the proper action of any of these
organs is largely dependent upon the
correct functioning of all the others.
"Whipping" your liver into action
with calomel or forcing your bowels
with irritating laxatives or strong
cathartics is a great mistake. A bet-
ter, safer : plait is strengthening and
toning the whole digestive and elimina-
tive system with Nature's Remedy
(NR Tablets), which not only brings
Immediate relief, but genuine and last-
ing benefit. It acts on the stomach.
liver, bowels and kidneys, improves
digestion and assimilation, overcomes
biliousness, corrects constipation and
quickly relieves sick headache.
Get your system thoroughly cleansed
and purified for once; stomach, liver
and bowels working together in vig-
orous harmony. and you will not have
to take medicine every day—just take
one NR Tablet occasionally to keep
your system in good condition and al-
ways feel your best. Remember it is
easier and cheaper to keep well than
it is to get well.
Get a 25c box and try it with the
understanding that It must give you
greater relief and benefit than any
bowel or liver medicine you ever used
or no pay. Nature's Remedy (NR
Tablets) is sold, guaranteed and
recolnmended by your druggist.
J Garnet Armstrong, Druggist.
- TABLETS-
Better
ABLETS-Better than Pills I GET A
For Liver ills. 25c Box
ways' a
; Head -aches
Liver Was Torpid and Bilious
Spells Brought Sick Headaches
—Lost Much Time, But is
Now Completely Cured.
Here le convincing evidence that
however much you may suffer from
liver trouble and consequent bilious-
neas there is cure in the use of Dr.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills.
Overeating is the most common
cause of sluggish liver action. "ou
lose your appetite, have dlstre: s: fag
bilious spells, usually accompanied by
headache and vomiting, the bowels
become irregular, constipation and
loosenees alternating, digestion is up-
set and . you get irritable and down-
hearted.
No treatment so quickly awakens
the action sof the liver and bowels as
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills. For
thin reason this medicine is wonder-
fully popular and has enormous sales.
Mr. Charles R. Tait, Newtown. N.R.,
writes : "I was nearly always troubled
with headaches, and would often have
to stop work for a day or two. I lost
many a night's sleep every month with
bilious sick headaches, and although
I tried doctors' medicines, and also
many other patent medicines, it was
without success. When I had these
lfeadaches I would vomit, and could
keep nothing on lily stomach.
"1 purchased a box of 'Dn. .Chikse's
Kidney -Liver Pills from G._ M. Fair-
weather, druggist, of Sussex, N.B.; and
after taking one box I was so Hauch
relieved that I continued to take thein
until I am now completely cured. My
advice to anyone suffering from sick
headaches is to try Dr. Chase's Kid-
ney -Liver Pills and be completely
cared."
Mr. A. S. Mace, J.P., endorses the
above statement, and says :—"This is
to certify that I a.rn personally ac-
quainted 'with Charles R. Tait, arid
believe his statement in every way to
be true and correct."
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, one
pill a dose, 25 cents a box, all dealers
or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited.
Toronto. Substitutes will only,,,dia-
appoint. Insist on getting whatltOu
ask for.
WAIN-tflD
CREAM We pay the
highest price. Our tests
are accurate. We supply
cans.
-EGGS. -- Any 'quantity.
We pay "Cash" 'only.
Have you seen the Anker-
Holth Self -Balancing fowl ;
Cream Separator ?
We will be pleased to show it
to you.
Silverwoods, Limited
Phone 47 Lucknow, Ont.
WA':TED
AD HORSES. - Cerca se, taken
away promptly within a rad'uv. of 20
miles. Will pay $t.00 to $'5.00 for live
animals brought to the factory. No an-
ideals will be retnoved without hide.
.'hone at our 'xpense: I)ay phone ,No:
12, evening phone No 178.
FARM I RS F$RTE1 JZ$R CO: Ltd.,
13-2 tf. Winghatn.
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PRICE
When motor car prices are discussed, keep in"
mind the fact that you can buy the Gray -Dort
at the lowest price compatible with quality
in a light car.
The Gray -Dort is not built down to a price.
It is built to a very high standard of service
and beauty. Efficiency in buying and build-
ing has made the price low. Thus every dollar
invested in a Gray -Dort brings you heaping
value—in service, in appearance, in comfort,
in economy of upkeep. The quiet, powerful
Gray -Dort Motor gives you perfect control of -
time and distance. The deep upholstery, long
springs, commodious body, assure comfort in
riding and driving. The standard equipment
banishes trouble. The beauty of appearance
is lasting.
The touring car is 21245; the Gray -Dort Special —the car with
added refinements and extra equipment. is 135 extra; there are
also a coupe. and a sedan. All prices f.o.b. Chatham and tpre
subject to change without notice.
GRAY-DORT MOTORS, Limited - Chatham, Ont.
in the U.9.:—Dort Motor Car Co., Flint, Mich.
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Wm. AEIin,.Lucknow, Orli.
Phonf(o. 10 is at Your Service
We Sell for Cash—We Sell Cheaper Than The Credit Stores
High Class Tinware
Believing that many of 'our customers are looking for
something better in Tinware than the ordinary IC and
i X, we placed in stock a line of very heavy anti -rust
goods made of IXXXX tin, redipped, and they are the
best that can possibly be manufactured.
Dairy Pails, 14 qt.,
Dairy Pails��i6 qt.
Dairy Pails, t6 qt.,
Strainer Pails, 14 q
Strainer Pails, 16 q
Boilers, with Celppe
$r.00 each
L.2o each
flaring 1.25 each
t. 1.5o each
t. 1.65 each
Washr Pit Bottoms, $6 oo eaeh.
For Spring repairing
and Brightening,
Pulpstone for plastering, Hydrated Lime for White-
washing, Muresce for plastered walls. Wall Paper
Cleaner—Removes smoke and dust from your wall
paper, making it look fresh and clean.
Sherwin-Williams Paint in great variety of
colors, both in gloss and flat tone.
Varnishes for all purposes—For Floors, Lin-
oleums and F'urnitu re, both in Stained
and Natural Varnishes.
The Lucknow Rardware & CoalCo.
TIIE !TORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTSJ
Our Millinery
Department has all the latest styles
in Hats and Trimmings. The ladies
are invited to call and see what we
are showing in Trimmed Hats.
Orders promptly attended to.
W. CONNELL
Boys aid Girls
lYlust Have Pets
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DOGS, PIGEONS, RABBI'T'S, CATS,
CANARIES.
Among 250,000 bny9 and _yirl.r in Western Ontario
are thousands of prospeztive purchasers at good prices, of
dogs, binds, fine cabs, pigeons, fish, ferrets, guinea pigs,
white mice, Belgian hares, canaries, rabbits. Most of
these boys and girls, their parents, big brothers or friends,
read _the- For $ate Classified Ade in the Fite Press: Most
rugged, red-bloded boy, have some pets and .a lot of trad-
ing, t.uying and selling takes place early in the spring.
Why dont you- let others know what' pets you want to
sell or buy. Thou:iands of eager eyes are scanning the
classified ads. in The Free Press For Sale and Wanted to
Purchase columns every day. Just write down a' careful
description of the pet you want to buy or sell, figura the
cost of ad. at two cents a word each insertion. Groups of
figures of four or less cau•lt as one word. Send ad., to
gether with payment, and say how many,times _Lou want
your ad.- to appear. • Bettor run it three days. .
* sal* ) lit. Vint;
WI:$TtRN ONTARIO -s POal $e y-Ntter$pAOSk,
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