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L(1CKNOW, ON1., THURSDAY, MAY 13th., 1920.
Lucknow Flour
Mills
ALL RES'I'RICI'IONS HAVE'
BEEN REMOVED FROM •GRIST-
1NG. IT IS NOW POSSIBLE 'FOR
FARMERS TO• . GIjT THEIR
WHEAT AS `N PRE-WAR TIMES.
IN THIS WAY. 'fill•; FARMER
SEC RES BRAN ANI) SHORTS
CORRESPONDING TO THE A.
MOUNT OF ` 'WHEAT T ;CRISTFD.
IT WILL PAY THE 'FARMER TO
-REVIVE THIS METHOD OF EX-
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W. E. TRELEAVEN.
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AI)A "MacK AY
Teacher of Marto •
prepared for e.zamina-
tiott.---Phone 46'r. )2, • Huron
Mutual 6-5.100
Wire For Hydro
DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE.
CURRENT IS HERE. ( IT CAN
NOT BE ALL ATTENDED' TO
AT ONCE. PARTIE`''S WISIii-
ING THEIR PREMISES WIR-
ED ¶AN- HAVE IT PROMPT-
LY AND EFFICIENTLY
DONE BY API'i.YING TO
G. DRINK WALTER
Plumber & Tinsmith
SP1' N i MI 1NE
A- large assortment of new shapes
Just arrivived selling at reduced
Prices.
Cheaper to get a new hat than
have your old one made over
MRS. E. AITCHISON(
W. M. S. MEETING~
'rite regular meeting of the Presby-
terian W. M.• B. was held Wed. May
fith . The devotional excersices were
condurtd by the President •M•rs Mac
. ' Callum Mrs Murdie • was appointed
e e ►ia ne nwcTirat* of the pre_
_-.. sbyterra to Ix held in Kincardine May
th
• 18.
Miss C. A.- McKenzie read a paper
on China.
Mrs Temple Clark sang a solo and
Mrs T. Aitcheson gave a- very sug-
gestive reading on Ten ways to kill
our society. Mrs. J. Nichol spoke a few
words about the Fort William society.
o LOCAL AND•GRNEItAI. u •
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Mrs. Frank Burton has returned
iirom Brandon, Man and will be here
for the summer._
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark of South-
ameton were week -End visitors. with
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Macintosh.
The King Edward Hotel at Tees:
water is being fitted up as an apart
-
silent house.. Tante brings;changes.
Beforeleaving 'for Detroit on Mon-
day of this week, Mr. S:+►tt ltT►tr(:!►isr,ti
was, preseote(I with' two very vire
chairs the gift or 'his Lucknow friends.
•• d..:Mrs: ” John. 1 aij hrwaye
Seat/nth over the week -end .tscc•ing
their son George who is recovering
from -very serious ilbwss.
Rev. Mr. Irwin• conducted servicck in
ieM ethodist Church at. Seaforth last
Sunday in place of the chairman of
the district who is ill.
The report which we had last week.
that Mr "or --'''n "`:alt ri had sold
his• residence ut the r,•ut nc-r of ' Wli-
loughy and Boli• at. Proved to be in-
correct.
Mrs. Jordon is spending the week
with her .sister, Mrs. W.'.1. Little.
on Friday and Sat tirtlay (.4.this
1 wi•t-h there sN, ill h a . special 'display
' of ;inridsunin.r hats at 'Connells rnil-
linery department. Miss .• Robertson
extends an invitation to the ladies to
.visit the show room and see the style
shown_ at the latest .opening in Tor-
onto.
The advertisment re the 'Field Crop
Compition by the Lucknow . Agricul-
ureal Society appearing -1n The Sent-
inel for the past. few. weeks, should
have read "oats and wheat" instead
of oats and .barley.. Interested part-
ies please make note of this.
Mr. George 'Mathieson is here from
Brantford meeting•.his many T.urknow
friends.
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CHURCH I IV' I•:.WS'
Presbyterian Chur(bh. Services next
Lord's Day at 11 a.m and 7p.m.. The
morning service will be -conducted by.
the Rev. A. E. Armstrong, M. A. of
Toronto.` The Pastar- wal prearb in
the evening. Subject: "The 'Young'
Man Whom Jesus' Loved." You are
invited to these services. .
Methodist Curch—The pastor will
counduct both services. In the morn-
ing the official installation of the new-
ly elected Sunday School officers and
teachers will take -place; also the el-
ection of congregational representat-
ives to the ' official Board. ,
The- Anniversary :services, held in
the Presbyterian Church' last Sunday
were very largely attended. mairy be-
ing turned away for.want of room at
the evening service. Rev. Mr. ' Dunn
is a NilTriant ane_ �`urceful preacher,
and his discourses were -enjoyed by
many of his, former parissioners of
Langsidoand Whitechurch.
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• MARRIED
BARBOUR—MUI,1IN—At St. Luke's
church Queens Park. ,P.ng., on April
10, 1920, Robert A Barbour, youngest
'son of Mr. Archibald Barbour, Luck -
now, Ont., and Miss Nellie Bertha,
youngest daughter of the late, Mr.
Sydney _Mullin and Mrs. Mullin, of
Queens Park 1 oad;
DEATH OF DR. D. M. GORDON
One of the best kn,.w» and. most
'highly esteemed residents of Luck -
now and vicinity passed ' away on
Thursday of last week in the person
of Dr. D. M. Gordon...
The Doctor suffered a serious break-
-dawn of health about three years ago,
but it was' thought at .the time That
with a `few month's rest he w,duld re-.
.gain„ strength. • An attack•' of grippe:
a' few • months . ago shattered these
hopes 'and through the. heart. thus
werike"ied the roll value, I•atIi r. ';I►d_.
i,ir.dy t) jrh . nc►t altogether unex-
pectedly.-
The.. late, lir. Gordon . was, borm -act'
- f +eltieaass f l years ago, being''' file
second son of John E. and Jane -(Mac
Donald) 'Gordon.. He was raised on
the farm and educated at the .public
sehooL- -After leaving schootfie'-spent
five years in. the merchantile business,
but on:account of ill health he de-
cided to change is occupation. He
then taught school for three: 'years,
and entered Trinity Medical College
..Toronto, from- which he 'graduated
in 1886. Ile began the practice of his
profession in the village- of Auburn,
Ont., but after four years moved to
Lucknow Where he speedily acquired.
a large practice which he retained un-
til hay. Itr:clth h(•F;a l fu fail acid he 5..141
ciut to 11r.. Balfour.
1 t maybe said that Dr. Gordon died
before his • time,' and those who knew
will say that his untimely breakdown
was due to work • in the interests of
his patients and his profession. To
all those' who looked to him for as-
sistance he was most attentive, and,
it is said that regardless of: weathe
and over work, he never \vas know;
to utter a word of complaint wh,l
Walled to the sick bed.
Dr. Gordon was at one' time quite
active in. a number of fraternal societ
ies,. and some time centered his at
ti ration upon Masonry, taking.,
prom-
nlent part in both the• Blue Lodge• and
chapter in Lucknow. •
In 11+88 he was married to Miss
Ida Harrison of Westfield. The fam-
ly consists of two daughters and one
son; Misses Rena and Winnie at home
and Huntley who was in the Canad-
ian army from the first year of • the
war overseas and has just completed
his first year at Queens, Universitr.t
Besides the above he leaves two bro-
hers:» Dr. James 'K, lel. Gordon of
Ottawa and John A. of Winnipeg;
Iso four sisters: Mrs Saunders of
. Iber!ta, Mrs. Inglis of Vancouver,
Ira. MacDonald,of Brandon Man., and
:Miss Christena, professional nurse of
ttawa, who was at his bed side for
everal days before his .death.
The • funcsral on Monday afternoon
was under auspices of the local lodge
f: -the-- safer of Free Masons; servicy
ing conducted in. the Presbyterian
SINGLE COPIES, 4 CENTS -
ST. HELENS.
Mr. John Phillips sports a new
Chevrolet ear. .
Mr. and Mrs. Rob'. Taylor of Au-
burn visited friends here last week.
Mr. J. Joynt started operation in
his saw mill on Tuesday with a stag
of eight men.
O'
Dr. J. K. M. Gordon of tawa and
Mr. Win Gordon of Toronto visited St.
Helens oii Sundayand were the guest..
of • Max. and Mrs. -D.C. McDonald.
Mrs., Robinson of Brussells is •vis-
itin4 lte''r.'fr•iends thea, ,Mrsess McDon:
+l+i It is thirty years :since Mr.
• \V. (iordotr 'visited his old birth place.
: +t ►ir :tcc'ou nt ,of •the ann4versary, ;ser.
isioes-in Lucknow Presbyterian church.
The Young Peoples Bibles crass 'call-
ed off. A number took k the 'opportun-
ity of hearing G. M. Dural.
The Annual meeting of the St. Hel-
ens. Woman's Institute will be, held
in the. public hall on •Thursslay. May
20 at • 2.30. As Election of offiicers
will take place a full attndance is re-
quested. Kindly note that the date is
a weekearlier than usual. -
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E1(:HTH. ('ON. KINLOSS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watson visited
at Murdoch McPhercon's last week. ,
Mr. Leslie Sturgeon • .spent Sundaywith friends on this line. .
The stork called Mac Smith's last
wioeekns.' and left a little girl. Congratulat-
•
Mr. and Mrs., R. T. Needham and
daughter visited the former's sister,
Mrs Jno. S. Culbert this • week.
Mr. Elliot Johnston paid a flying
A PLEASANT SENDOFF
On the evening of May 5th quite
a representative. number:of friends
and neighbors of Mr. and .. Mrs. Rob-
ert D. Webster and family gathered
et their home, to bid them Good By
and wish them good fortune in their
new 'home near Seaforth to which
they were about. to noire.
In the .course of the evening Mr.
Joseph' Taylor read the address print-.
ed ;-below to Mr. and Mrs.gWebster,
'and -they were presented .with the
articles reentiored...
Mr. and Mr-:. R;.beet Webster, ani{
faniily
'Dear,F'riends,
We have assembled togeth-
er here in what has ben for a numb-
er of years" your horrid but now this
name on account of your removed is
abqut to be transferred - from this
place to another. We have long regard-
ed you aces part of the Community
and your genial influence will be
greatly missed -amongst us but we are
well aware that our loss is others gain
we regard. this time as opportune
to give visible expression ,of our es-
teem and in accordance with this de=
sire -we ask you to accept these chairs,
stand and dish as a mark of our
friendship and affection, as you go out
from ourmidst we all join in 'fervent
prayer that the blessing of God Mayst
follow you and that your fondeex-
pectations may be realised in your
new home and surroundings but above
all may .the riches that are abiding
be the inheretance into which • you
shall . enter when lifes shifting sce-
nes are past. Singed on behalf of
friends and neighborsi
rite to Kincardine last week. Any Jas. Taylor Thomas ^Irwin Fred
1 z.ttr:•r+.ion .Elliot". •
Anderson
Mr. Webster in a short speech
acknowledge the kindness of his frie-
dnds, and thanked them for their gifts
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A Durham press report states, that
Rev Mr. Whaly, one time pastor at
St. Helens, now at Durham, has suf-
fered a break down of health, and has
been given three months vacation by
the managing board- and session.
Rev. Dr. Robert Johnston, one of
Bruce County's most distinguished
sons, has asked to be releived of the
pastorate of the American -Presbyter-`
ian Church, Montreal Which he has
held for many years. Two reasons
for the step were stated: first, his
health and second, that (me in the
full vigor of strength and mental and
physical ipower should he the leader
of the congregation. •
"LIGHTNING
SAND ITS CONTROL
VP
This book tray be north thousands of dollar: to
you. It is the complete story of the -Cavae Un•)
Control of Lightning." v,ritten by a man alw
(trent many years stud -ing. ex f »timenting an •t ac-
cumuinting data. This book is interesting to anyone
and particularly t•► the property owner.
Write for your copy,' it is FREE.
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Shiva f/at
Lightning Rods
Prevent Losse y
AreJiitinetk.e. woven in ribtan=like .
form. one i+•. h in ai.lth, with 36.
•g -.•'ter carrying .cipacity. You owe
it t► rourself and your family to
Invcstirat • Munn -Flat before another
IiKhtning s,.asoh opens. At least atnd
tight irow f •r Prof. Day's book.
SHINN MFG. CO. OF CANADA, LIMITED
Manufacturers of Shinn -Fiat Lightning Rods
"The Kind That Aro Guaranteed'
Woolwich St. GUELPH. ONT.
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- J. M. GREER R. R., No. 1 LUCKNOW
• "1 . .1Ic1.ced is vi".siting her daugter'
?'i �,_• i,iith• at present.
LANES
We welt -(mw Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Read back to the farm.
and good wishes. , . .
.I.A NGSJ,.DE
bir Orrie. Griffin of Detroit,' Mrs. Wm. McBurney -is not enioy-
rs
ivisiting his sister,' Mrs. Jos O. Lough- ing good health of late.
l•in. a
Mr. Patrick Murphey is visiting his
nephew Frank and Bernard' Murphey.
Chas. W. Alton and T. J. Lannan
are sporting new Ford -ears.
Thomas ,Kelly is back to the farm
after spending the winter in Detroit.
We are pleased to know that Fred
Johnston is•home after undergoing an
operation in Wingham Hospital.
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BORN
Butler—At Clinton, on April 28, 1920
to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Butler -a son
Ifaniel Alexander.
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In Sweden articles sold- as. gold must
contain not less than 75per cent of
A the Aare --i etafi t`ttcn-solltitt t= arse '.- -°t_e "lembe-rs-•- is 4!cluested 4
hureh by the _Rev. II- .Ma .CaJyn►_
The Langside boys are 'organising
a . baseball team this season. Come
out and help the movement along.
Miss Ida, A. Hill, who is training
as a nurse in Kincardine Hospital was
t het' lime here for a coouple of
days last week. .
Little Zylda Stewart daughter of
Mr: and .Mrs. Charles Stewart who
was very silt last week is much bet-
ter.
The Lucknow women's Institute
I will hold their annual meeting for el-
c+etron of officers for the coming year
on Friday May. 14th. at .2-3 P.M. In
the' Council Chanter. A full attend=
The' very large 'Tiuto14-r -wind tamed-
ver at least 82 per'"cent of pure ail- tt(►u tall—!—es be anFv`sere'd b paying
►ut to pay their last respects and ex -fee for the. coming year.
press their sympathy showing how ' ver.
highly the Doctor -was esteemed by -'ail
who knew him.
Among those from a distance were
noticed: Mr. William Gordon, of Tor-
onto, Dr. J. 'K. M. Gordon and Miss'
C. B. Gordon, of. Ottawa, Mr. Catnp
'well find family, of Auburn; Mr. Har-
rison and Mr. Robertson, of Goderich;
Dr. MacCrimmon, Mr. McPherson
and Mr. P. A. Malcomson, of Kincard-
ine: ,and Dr. 'Kennedy,'Wingl►am.
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FOURTH CON, KINLOSS
The MacMillan Brothers, Thomas
Jlugh and George formerly of the
Lith (_on., now of Alberta are visiting
.it the old home
•
We are pleased to know that Mr.
Duncan McGillivary is much better
than he has been, and is daily be-
coming.
e coming. stronger.
Mrs. James Sutherland of the 6th.
con. had the misfortune to fall down.,
the cf llarway the other day and Or
a severe shaking up, • Fortunately
no hones s+ !re broken.
Miss• Ella Sutherland who was with -
her sister in London for some time,
returned to her home a .couRle , of
we(' h : l•
Mr. Lachlan Mclvor narowly es-
caped lieverre injury from a Vicious
horse the other day.
Flax seeding is progressing' favor-
ably in this section these days.
Mr.' Sam ('arnochan who has had
severe. attack of piariea is recover-
ing.
Last week gave us ideal weather for
seeding and many of the farmers
hereabout almost completed the work.
Quite a numbr from our line at
tem.1. t.=tbe funeral of the. late Dr.
Gordon on Monday. ile was most
highly esteemed in this neighborhood
as a physcian, and beloved as a man.
Frank Miller of the 2nd Con., who
was taken to the hospital at London
efor treatment is slowly improving, we
understand. 1
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Phone No. 10 is at Your Service
WeSell for Cash—we Sell Cheaper Than The Credit Stores
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WE'H.AVE JUST ('LACED IN STOCK A LiMiTED
QUANITY OF "AVIATION WHITE PAINT. THiS
iS A PAINT OF FIRST CLASS QUALITY PURCHAS-
ED FROM THE ROYAL AIR FORCE, THE SAME
QUALITY AS WAS USED TO PAINT THE AREOP-
1'L.tNES WHICH TOOK PART IN THE GREAT WAk.
WHILE IT livAkS THIS PAINT WILL BE SOLD AT
A PRi('E W ITH I \ REACH OF EVERY PERSON @
$5.00 PER .GAL.
WE BANE IN STOCK A FINE ASSORMF.NT OF
SCREE DOORS.AND SCREEN WINi)OWS.•.
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IX) YOUR OWN (.RAINING WITII cH 1-N AMEI..
WE HAVE MANY CUSTOMERS WHO HAVE :USED
IT AND ARE DELIGHTED.. IF YOU HAVE -A FOOR
• - TO WOODWORK TO GRAIN, GiVE US A
CAWAND WE ISHOW -YOU EXACTLY.
WHAT TO DO WiTH iT.
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1 The Lucknow Hardware & Coal Co.
7'IIF. STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
THE STORE NEVER DiSA P1'OINTS 1•
o EVERYBODY'S COLUMN
FOR SALE --Choice Field Seed Peri'
Phone Day 16, -Night 19 13-5-c
R. Johnston.
FLAX SEED FOR• "SALE:—We
have about 50 bushels' of choice clean - -
seed at reasonable price. • Lucknow. Flax Flax Mill -Co.
Jas. A. Cutt.
MONEY -TO LOAN on mortgages and
notes at reasonable rates. • Fire
Insurance, both stock and Mutaal
Companies. Conveyancing done:
with neatness and despAttc.h. -
Geo. A. Siddall, Broker,,_ Lucknow.
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DR. PARKER, OSTEOPATH, at Cain
House, 'Lricknow, every Wednes-
day afternoon. All • chronic dis-
eases successfully treated. Os-
, teopathy removes ' . the physical
causes of -disease. Adjustment of
the spine is more quickly secured
z and with fewer -treatments by Os-
teopathy than by any other method •
All kinds of hides wanted. Highest
Toronto prices. Also all kinds' of live
poultry, no :natter what size. Let nie
know, or call by phone, No. 86,.and I•
will .Call. Jake •Libel.
FOR SA LE—.Eggs for hatching
and day-ohl chicks, from bred -to -lay,
White Leghorn,-- Black Minorcas,
and Barred Rocks. These 'hens laid
well throughout last winter. • Eggs,
$1.50• for setting of 15.: Chicks,
$20.00 per hundred for April and
May, $18.00 per hundred for June.
and July. Delivery free.
Duncan Kennedy,
Box 12, Whitechurch.
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ST tN.DING FIELD CROP COMPE-
TITION
Lucknow Agricultural Society
Entries will be received by . the .un-
dersigned up: to Saturday, May 22nd,
in the `Standing Field Crop Competi-
tion condu‘ ted by the Lucknow Ag-
ricultural .cit iety.
The varieties of grain in the com-
petition will be Oats and Wheat.
For further information apply to
2065-c Joseph Agnew, • Sec.
FOR SALE—Brood sow York shire,'
with litter of /7 farrowed May 1st.
Also 2 young sows to farrow about
July. 20 Reasonable price Jas.. Kickley
R. r -Lucknow. . Phone 77 r 16, Dun-
Bannon. 20- 5-p.
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'House to let Suitable for small fam-
ily. Information at The Sentinel of-
fice. 13-5-p
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Young York pigs For Sale. Ready
to wean about May 24th. 'Henry. P..
Hugan 10, Ashfield Phone 76 .R. 9.
Dungannon. • '13-5`p
COXFORTABLE DWELLNIG for
rent. Possession immediately. Ap-
ply fid►" Richa rd McQuil l in. 13-5-p
FOR S A LE --Good wood cook stove,
Raymond drop head sewing machine,
washing machine Gramaphone and
about 60 records and some pictures.
Apply Mrs. II. D. Woods.
COURT OF REVISION OF
KINLOSS ASSESSMENT ROLL
Notice is hereby given that a court
for the RevisTiion__ of .theassessment
for the Township of Kinloss for
the year 1920 'will be held at the
Township Hall Holyr.►od • on Wednes•
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day the 26th day of May at 10 oe-
lock forenoon.
Parties interested take notice and -
govern themselves accordingly.
13-5 'Geo. G: Moffat. d'ierk.
• SdnOOi;' REPORTS
The following is
report for the
month of April, of Belfast School.
Sr. IV Lena Hackett, Olive . Alton.
John, Mary Vint, Annie :Bowleg, Dolly
Cook, Clifford Hackett.
Jr. III ''Archie Nicholson.
Sr. II Rena Nicholson, Agness Cranc-4
ton. -
Je. 1I Melvin Hackett, Tom thicket:.
Main Ilaleket-t, James Bowies, Eth.J
Nicholson.
.1r. 1st dt'eorge Henry.
Sr. Pr. Tommy Henry. Glen 1Cameron
Nellie Cranston.
.Tr. Pr. Pearl Thompson, Elsie Vint.
Francis Phillips, Willie Lasenhy, Ral-
ph Cameron.
Average attendajace 24
Rathleen M. • A'(lsb