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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-08-02, Page 8• TIItw t: R Olt 31N1tt • wo Days More `FOR CLEARING SALE BARGAINS On Friday and Saturday the closing days of our Sale we are e, offi� extra inducements to clear the: balance of a number of irises entirely. Ladies' 'Suits--Thitbalance of those LadiesSnits, which were our sale at $5.95, to clear on Friday tfnd Saturday at $3.96. Ldie ' Rain Coats—The assorted lot on sal aeat $5.00 rec aced to $3.95 for special clearance on Friday and Saturday. Sumumer, Dress: Goods—'. -Those clearing fats on: sale °at 13 and r$c, offered on Fri. day and Saturday at xa and.r5c. • Navy Percales—The balance of our 36 inch Navy Percales,., all fast colors and neat patterns are reduced from the sale price of 2a to 18c for Friday and Satur- day. Still a good assortment of patterns to choose from. Men's Shoes --A chance for shoe bargains in the> clearing lot of Men's Shoes on sale at $3.79, further reduced' for Friday and Saturday to $2.95. Ladies' Shoes—Only 3o pair left on our clearing $L98 table to go'to the quickest buyers at only $1,38 on Friday and Saturday. Who will --be the lucky ones? livery pair a ,special bargain. • , Misses' Middies—Those white Middied, trimmed with navy, ou sale at 69c. Only a few left, to clear at 25e on Friday and Saturday.. • Ladies' Blouses—Thebalance of the '5o and 75c clearing lots in this line for, 25 and pc on Friday and Saturday. • Ladies' and Children's white Dresses -These are at low• prices for quick clearance for Friday and Saturday. SPECIALS—For Friday and Sat urd �e._.lliag,a n mber• of, other.clearing lo. ts not previously advertised are put on ecial sale. ameron Co. CAPITAL AND: RESERVE $8;800,,000 98 Branches in Canada Atieiera l BankingBusiness Transacted Circular Letters of Credit: • • Bank Money Orders SAVINGS BANK DEPART/WENT Interest allowed at highest current rate T.. S. REID, Manager. • ren Har...esting :Machinery Order now it you require anything in harvesting'macbinery as the suppler is' already exhausted in some lines. A:KIYSTON TONGUE SUPPORT Will save your horses' necks: white working = on the mower and binder. • Bider..Twine and Hay Fork Rope Machine. and Separator Oil • Verdun Monday, July SG. Miss Mae McIver is visiting friends in hit Iocality. Mr. Robert Cott Sundayed with Mende on the ffttrth. Miss Elsie, Steele was a Sunday guest of Miss Nellie McMullen. Ansa Jennie Walden spent a few days of last week with Mends in Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. E Nash„ -of Wiagham, spent the weekend at J. McPherson's. The proverbial stork made a visit to the home a£r and Mrs. John Reid Let Wednesday morning and left a fine'' baby girl. We.eengratttlate, the pareute. Edward Dexter, whir Wee for the; past few ,ears' blacksrnithing in Gordon's shop on the boundary. Mr. 'Dexter intends continuing his trade in his spare" time. The entire rcommunity were 'indeed .. 4 s eked When -card t1.atMrs_Sam w ho yh Swan had passed away on Monday night, July23rd.:.,, She had •been ,_tieing so well since the birthiof the child that; it was. -almost . unbelievable It has indeed east a gloom over the entire community, She was a young woman who by her kindly and ° cheerful dis- °pasiLiuu eudeared . b reelf "tcr aall. whir knew gen. The funeral on 'Siday to C-lreenhill cemetery was one of the largest ever seen in these parts.- The heartfelt sympathy of everybody is extended to the bereaved husband and: parents.; ,- KinIOugit 1. u ..• rrT .,.. .'w..-�.�, iYA`','WD1f..v.',,,if'-•. s,.. Mies Marjorie Hughes,, of London,. is 'visiting Mrs. Joe Hassall. We are sorry to,report that William Blackwell ss not keeping well. . • Miss Bessie Lane is.suffering with whooping cough and pneitmopia.'. Helene, is t..13e visiting her brother, William Guest. Mrs.. Sam. Armstrong,, of Manitoba,. is' • visiting her sister, Mrs.' Nelson Bushel. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert, McCormick .Sunda.. �ngi.ted arottKid Beach�Lake ony Mrs..Ed,' Perry, of 'this .place, and .lairs.' Win. 'Montgomery, of 'Kincardine, left :on. Saturday to visit with friends in ' Detroit.. Fred Hoci'gins; who. has been inWing; hair hospital being treated `for appendi. citis,•returned lirnue here on Wednesday doing well to be and appears Cotne to the Womee's'Patriotic Gard; ° yen fatty itt Ki.ntough on the.. evening of • .August 7th. ',Tea. from 0 to 7 o'clock, Admission:, Adults 25e,, children ice:, all for the'Red Cresta work; • Mies Maggie i�inneit had the titisd g her 'arm on Friday, fortuitc to• break y She w> getting out, of a wagon and her shear caught, causing -her to ,all -on - hat •n it, between the wrist and BrnW, 'breaking . • ;thew, Tri r Hen N t r. While a woman. dal*l te'•r" 8 `:th'ie"�hrca- lit`" r_ . '� oca ,y --king-b nilis iiiY : tne,..eit Iary ,try.: were interfered with by a,'eoiiple, man and woman,; who appear .to 'think - they have a tight to the. whole'. earth. The woman and girl were -ordered to get out, but they paid no attention, They were then called all sorts of insulting names and the berries they had' gathered were. seized•=agid-thro€ru dn.:-the giisttfid -fi good deal of indignation la. felt over the incident, as the highway is •-considered tree to•all. Some. would like to see the parties who interfered made an example.. of and taught a " lesson they will not Soon forget: • • Lothian —Tuesday, July 31. • Miss Margaret McKay, of Itintail, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Campbell. Master Alvin and Miss Mabel;Sherriff, of London, are visiting their aunt, . Mrs. George Swan, jr. • •• . Dire; IL L., McIeith returned 'home from London hospital, where she under- went an operation. • bir. and. AMr. Mattison and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell inotored up from Detroit and iieited their cnuetns,: the M Tt1 few days, a lil for a e d ae,y John Brown ltgv rented Ilia farm to Paramount —Monday, July 30: , Miss Annie McKenzie, of 'Lochalsh is visiting. at McDiarnud.'s. Annie and 'Maggie Clarkson spent ,a few -days in Kincardine last week: Mary"aid•Dorothy Webster, of Sea forth, are with their aunt 'Mrs. Raynard, here. Dorothy and Veda Towle are visiting their cousins here at the Towle home - • Mr. and Mrs. Neil Yiurdoch • were in lysisiTey last` Friday attending the funeral of his uncle. Laurier 4 -Tuesday, 'July, 31. Donald 1+. McNam is spending his vacation at home. • Mrs. Kincheloe -and cl`ilireu, Isobel and Billie, of Chicago, are.vieiting at the forwer's honte here, Mr. and Airs, N. D. MoKenzre aid children, Mrs. Mitchell and Mr. J. N. 1leRenzie,Sundayed in Goderieh. Mr. and Nis. 1<Iitchelt, Misses: ,Mae and Trudie and Master Ross have re turned to their home in Powasson. Miss Colena Clark, at St. Helens, Mrs. A. McLennan„ of Chicago, and Mr, 3. McLennan, of Toronto, are visiting at K. D. McLennan's.. ' Mateking Monday, July 30.: . Mr. Thos. Blake has purchased a new Miss Mary Hall returned homer from Guelph last week. , , Ars;. B. Edwards, of Toronto,' is 'visit 'ing Mr. anal. Mrs. J. Edwards at present. Rev, and Mrs. I, W. Kilpatrick and Miss Margaret spent a few days at Kilpatrick's.. , • . • • We are pleased to repoit some im- provement air mprovement-in the -health -of -Mr. (loo€rey- Hall, who has been ill for•the past month: Mr. and Mrs..Gteorge Coleman and fanuly, and Mrs Jas• 'Reid,' of . Varna, called. on friends herb on a,n,otor trip to Lucknow last week.- Edward eek. „fsabelr'�cDaini�ie ai preaent"Ta ing' -es iii oNeet wait. �r14ryo,txa;'ttlAbstizr tote,; Guelph. Mrs. Murchison 'after'an ekten,ed. visit to St. Marys' and -New Hambarg, is now homeagain, ' Mrs.' Robertson; et Wingliam, has been visiting her brother, Neil Mur= doch,. and calling on old friends here. This is ideal hay' weather and a bumper crop is being gathered and well cured—just a. Iittle warm` for those who have to work. " The following, visitors. were guests at the home of Dan,; Murray here lately: J. D. Murray, a brother, from Detroit; his son, Louis, and wife, from Winnipeg; J. W. Murray, a brother, from Spruce. The Jungle • . —Tuesday, - a Jui 31, soy, y, Roy Hudson is spending his vocation. in his father's hair fields. " Mrs. Wm. Walker, of Lucknow, in. visiting her sister, Mrs, John Purvis, Miss Annie Brown, who has been in Goderieli for some weeks, has returned. home. • • , MastenGordon. =arid Mies Wittniir �unclttudson of Detroit, are visiting . their + d. e Wester ti s.0 , Mr. � d o,,, • Zinn uday, July 30. Mr. and Mrs. George Drennan spent Sunday at Albert Helm's. Mica Ida. Hackett is visiting with her slater at Crewe for *few dye. Miss itae Stothera wss the gueatof Mrs. Isaae Andrew over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. John McGee, of Port Albert, visited at the latter's home here Sunday. Sacramental services. will be here, in this church on Sunday, Anguat etch at 10.30 a.m. • • Mr. and Mrs, Boden Ritchie. and family, of Walkervi1Ie,, are visiting with relatives here. TheirHelp Wanted Now A call: for help -in. the harvest Setae" of Canada is,'eontained In a letter' re- ceived by those who signified their will- ingness toassist the country in in— em-ergency wheu.they signed their nat)onal; service cards,win' which the urgeney of the. need for help in,getting in the crop to feed this country and the allied coun- tries, and to aid in financing: the war, is set forth. • The letter, which is signed by Charles W. • Peterson,secretary . of the national. service 'board,* ard• which- includes an appeal by Freniier-•Borden, states that food shortage... faces the world, 'and that- the hatthe safety" of the .;Eljipire may depend. on the euccessful gathering of Canada's stops, and; it suggests that it might ' be possible to utilize one's vacation by aiding the Empire on the farm: Farmers are paying up to $2 50 and $3'end „board, the letter states, and although- this' may not be as high a rate of pay as the reci- 'pient of the letter. is getting, it • oust be remembered that thousands of Canadians are risking their health andlives at the. front for $1.10 per day. Everythan who is accustomed to manual labor 'and outdoor sports is 10 ded nd-if-the_y-do-not• ve- tempor- ary aid a Portion of theabundant elope will be lost,, for ,all the way from the. -dicky Mountains to -the- Si. -Lawrence River the need for help to acute. Mr, and Mrs. John i±arrish and daugh- ter, Della, of Danee, spent Sunday at Pte, Gl Gs, . Charles Denagh' eergee Hackett - returned to. Petawawa Camp after calling ou friends in this vicinity last week. ' Mrs, Will Gardiner and' daughter, Olive%; of Cochrane, are 'visiting her sister, Mrs. David Andrew.' Kintail ..-Monday, July 30. Miss Mary McIver is visiting friends in Detroit. Mrs. Neil McDonald is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Harris, in -Toronto, ' Miss Colina Cr'ark is spending a short tithe with her unel&M, C. McKenaie. Miss ,Mary.McAturchy, of Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, is, home at present; .Miss Belle Taylor left last week for Toronto; Owbere -abe;expects =to -take a position, We arglad to see: Rennie McLean in cur midst again after spending the sunt= mer on the lakes. Mr EwartMooeith, of the West, visitingat the home of his father-in-law,, Mr. Wm,,Tohnston,. g number of Kintail people: spent :a ve't "plea t-tirirelit" li home of J. K. ,MacDonald' last. Friday night. Miss Ethel. , Finlayson and brother, Dad, -Miss :Sallowvsarud Mesere ..Tim and Charlie Cooper spent. Sunday with. friends here. 1•£ the man to. whom the letter la' 'ad- dr'esseii'�`feeli iia. irIlieuli "no"i e—; tF• . ..;� A 71tC?. vice,•-or=is. -physically incapable, heis advised to secure a.substitute, LAT- Sl` WA' ` >� 1� � NEWS t J. Cam bell nd t tle dao Nr.R a 1 h tor, , Margaret, also, Mr. Richmond. • cif :. Toronto, are visiting at•tbe home of 'Mr. and Mrs; Wit. N; Johnston The monthly .meeting of the Women's Institute will be Held at --the home- of. D7rs. Dick MacDonald on Thursday; August2nd: Everybody welcome. .. . •Onrrtraa r.- A li g Iy esteemed resi dent of this *reality- passed, away On Wednesday, JuIy.1.8th., inthe person of •James Griffin. • The deceased was in his - seventy-third year and had been in poor health for the past year or more, but bore his_ illness very patiently._ • He is • survived by his widow, three• daughters and son,• Timoth ,. who lives below Kin• tail. The daughters are; -Mrs. Maurice g ,, Dalton, Kintail;. Mrs. Wm.. Clair, •Crewe; and 'Annie. who ;lives at home. fie is also survived by two brothers and two sister, Mrs _Flynn', . ors O Gonne, and • Alike;, AO were present at the funeral• Patrick; another brother, was. unableto be present onaccount of ill health;' The funeral was held on Friday, High Maas beingsung by Father McCormicle The remains were laid to rest in St. Joseph's -cemetery, Kingsbridge- - The -pallbearers were John T O'Reilly;'Jack Courtney, Cori, 0J'Reilly, Mike . ;O'Reilly, John Griffin, Jack MacNamara, ry —Tuesday,, July 31, • Mr. Lorne Garnean is visiting his sister, Mrs.' Gus Hasenflug, Mrs, McDougall, of Owen Sound,: is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm.;Ballagh. : Mrs, Linklater and son, Miley, -at- tended the funeral of her aunt in Gu:lph IAB -Mondey _ . Rev. Mr, Mann, of Brussels, occupied Knot Church pulpit morning and even= ing last Sabbath, Mr. George. Seiden, of Ottawa, is spending:.a week.with:,tie brother•in-law,' Dr. G. S. Fowler. Um. Curran, ofLeamingten, ie upend- ing her holidays with her parents, `Mr. and .Mrs. Geo:Nixon,: Mrs. David McDonald, who has been visiting her daughter, in Detroit, has returned to her home in. Teeswater. Mr. • and Mrs, 'Chas. Tlichardacn, of• ;Medical Hall, have returned to their duties after a three weeks' holiday. . . Me. and Mrs, F. Thompson and fain- ily, who have been visiting here, motor! ed to Toronto on Monday morning, ac. eompanied by Mre. Arthnr Jarvis. . Lateyt new': from theiacene of war in Europe, is to the effect that thegreatest battle of the war, up tothepresent time, is in progress, the infantry action having started -uesday-inarmn • It consists of an attack bythe British and French on that. section f the Ger- man line extending north and south of Ypres. The infantry attack ,;Tuesday morning-. followed almost a month's heavy bombardment of .the •line to be attacked, To the artillery fire the 'Ger- mans Ger-mans were able to make a substantial reply, but on Tuesday the British and French infantry gained all they set out • to take, and according toallreports:' the situation is promising of .a great victory, --likely the heaviest blow the Germans. have yet suffered. The battle may last for weeks or months, according as the Gtowillsta-doit. . ermine ni . Itis the up great attack for which the British and; French armieshave been preparing all spring and summer... . Thursday, AaiguA91? Phone No. I0a is at Your ervict We call for Casb—We' Sell Cheaper Than The Credit Stents Thee.SOfl is JiliQW O and we have a complete stock of Preserving Kettles ranging in price froom, 30e to $x.5o. See our Moonstone Ware --This is• the smoothest' and best wear: • ing graniteware on the' market This hot weather- lakes oxe'tliink of :lee . Cream. Buy a Freezer and make your own' Ice Cream, We have them. at x.5oi 2.75, 3.25 and X3.75• Sprinkling. Cans 'a For spraying potatoes. This is ' the place to buy them, 'Alo Paris Green. - This . ie the- weather for 00 Stoves Save your wood and coal for the cowling whiter and buy, an'Ci1.Stove. 'See our line .-the Florence Automatic, iii two, three and four burn- er -,-the stove urner-,-the-stove that gives ab solute .satisfaction.'. .. The Lucknow Hardware .& Coa Go. - T E STORE THAT NEVER D APPOINTS iol of Cornmorc 1int�n, -On , •n_. Courses -:. ffers the following Cay BU IN E'�/���a':`yam, N :. �RAPHI .. ATE OC C SECRETARIAL IAL S CR R BUSINESS PEN11►IANSHIP CIVIL �IL C V SERVICE And arranges SPECIAL � UR gCOURSES FOR. ;SPECIAL. STUDENTS. 'a�Me"�1i�ir"r ie -- FoiiowingAdvaOutage; • tr r This is a good way in which to open the fourth year of the war. • Twice at this same part of the line—in the Fall of 1014 and Spring of 101h—the Ger- mans made desperate and long testain- ed eflnrta to break the British line, but forked. Now the drive is in the . other' direction and it 'looks as though the Allies "shall have numb greater success than t ted the mad ; e of the diem , •. tolyrood Mood a t Jou ao. Y bl<rer M. 3'.lrwin spent tb weekreml • •, • - 1 Highly qualified teaching stall Actual Business Systems of Boogie ing Credential Typewriting Tests. .r . '-: P ...... ...._. w-.•-•rawnWrt+ u.mr.mw . �u . wwwwNdn.wvursl .: Guaran` ted. • arta ;room► in tale school`. Work.:sent in from . this school. . w in 191,. 17 ranked': second in Dominion of Can- ada. Itis the work and thepride of. the school to snake its . students 100 per . cent. efficient, for in everyr. walk of life the -melpied-is io a ter t -men len and women. .....:.For further particulars write to. ..... . r • to '�1'AR !.A.! cit s., Principal. M� A. STONE, Loin. Specialist, Vice -Principal. _ a . � da.l.. Phone 208 Se bol 0 Opens Tuesday, September :4th. 4.01"~",."......410"004.04,444,4110.040,00~4,60 with friends in Teeswater. - A ranular!. from hero 'attended the funeral of Gorge Rising' last creek, Mr,-JAnclereet n of.Lucknove, ielen• 4vatt g,tIl the Matho ib h u rch ler, . The' W9men's toetitute wiejt tci,t4pir like Purvis for the '$1 i is, the proceeds of .the lied dress ice cream, Mr. and Mrs, ltoy'Keneedy and fatal• ity,'aud `-MA `Mrs, Htarper and famt1 . �i who have been visiting triends here l#aVe retfrned burse, .