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Style Show
AtMurcloeh (*Cameron Co.
Tuesday-Weduesday,'Sept. 11th and 12th
¶ The style ,show will be demonstrated with a living
model and garments displayed in the correct way ou
above dates. The New Fall Coats, Suits, Dresses and .
Waists, comprising all that is new in coats and suits.,
made from broadclothsvelours and other new cloths.
- The style of these. garments is absolutely correct and ,•
they win be sold, at a reasonable price.
The Dresses and Waists are copies of Paris and New,
York and many novelties „srtclattractive styles.
Make these garments interesting. A collection of this
description could not possibly be seen outside of Tor-
onto, We cordially invite all .ladies interested to see
- what will undoubtedly be,tlie Sliest display rn this line
ever seen in Lne,Itnow.. , Remember the dates:—Sept.
Tx and Special orders taken and. garments deliv- • .
eied in ten days to two weeks.
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This Overland Light Four is the greatest combi-
nation of Style and comfort that ever sold for .
so low a price.
It's as economical tolun as it is to buy. • '
As a com.tdriation'pleasure-utility car it is giving
it9 _Owners More solid Satisfaetionfor the '
motley than any other car we know anything
Come toour stare:---'seethie Overland Light Four?
7iiran3poida11on:iiatiOn&...Canadiatzt:
• . OVERLAND •SALES Co..
WingLini ;Ont. - 1)ho..e: 19 Icennedy,.Prop
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FounS Con., Males*
—Monday, Sept. 3.
Mr. Netter/told and leer son sold *laugh-
ter of Toronto, returned to their house *
few doe Igo.
Me and Mrs. Ww Struthers', ofl.uck.
iron spout this afternoon with the Mid.
dleten family" the fourth.
Miss Margaret McClure spent the
week-eed rth Mr. and Mra, Alex,Ftes,
er on the 4th. von. of 'linen.
Mise Dena Mame& teaehei at No. 5,
hin1eat1/4 returned tz her home to night,
and will take up her work again on the
4th.
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We untlenitauit that Mr. P. If. Mc-
Kenzie and other** from the 4th.; are
taking in the TuternatiOnalB;hibition
at Termite` this week,
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Mimes McDonald and Alda
Mc-
Diarrnid will retuin. to their several
ho8pitalo in Detroit to further their
*studies in the art of algsiog. . •
Mr and Mrs. Angus McDonald have
returned to their home again, much•re-
freshed after their long trip and *Our. ir
In the cities of TeroutUand Rocheeter,
Yariners on the .4th. are very busy
storing away the great Crop. WSnue
hurvestilidoitand gooe'roada ere- ver),
favorable tobringing home the grain
from faring lying, at a. distance from the
home barn. • " • ,
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We hear that Mr, 41mr. McKinnon on
the 4th, lost a valuable 'animal :Some
• timeago by lightning. Bat experts not
being able to detect the tracer of light
-ning theinsnrance Co, has failed, ie far,
tooplace the loss. - • • -
, Mrs John MeDiarinici, „while using
that highlyaangeious powder, chloride
!of lime, by some Mismanagement, got
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some of -it into her eyes. She - PAfterecl
Muckpain, and, bit for the.timely
sistance of .her daughter, pounkle, who
understood how-topiceeed euch.a, case
She Might have lost her
Mr. Stewart, -of Mernuigtee,:was.
the guest ofhis sister, Mrs.' B Chesnut,
.eu. the 6th., aiesr, days ago: Reoccupied
the.:Xresliyterias puipltat LuCknow and.
tiolvirect two most 'interesting- and-
theughtfully prepared willow', dwelling:
on many of the mostttbliorbilikt Ltopics
that occiapy_themindsof thWmdst"..ed,,
. va,ncecLthinkeraof oat, tinter and :nation.:
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•=lionday„ Sept. 3.
MisaJennie McQuire visited friends
in T4044,,iiikii*:
Pte. Richard:Scott attendedthe ex-
hibition in Toronto last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott-, of Amberley, is
visiting -at W. C. Smith's this week.
'Miss Catherine McLay, of Ripley.
spent the week -end at W. 0. smitie8.
Miss Laura Coiling -is -visiting _lter
sister* Mis.-DiltiCs4 *amid), of White-
church.
• Mrs: Jehediese RoUleton spent last
melt at Bruce Beach With Boy. E. J.
and Mrs Boulstan. - 1 - • . •
Misaltobeits. Osborne, of Royal Oak
spent a few dayglast 'Week with friends
ow the fourth concession• •
A representative of„theptitiiiiion Al
.• Hance addressed .the congregation at
— 'Olivet -on Sundaylafteineen. •-•-•••
Misses Wilda' Osborne and, 'Laura
"Ifenryi:rif Bevel Oak,: viiiiterl relatives
• on the second Conueesieli, last week,
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.Mise S.L MatTavilth 'eft lasbTkUTK
iirat rsloagura.aiwrw4118where it1C1iM
a ,16,.
school: She wtte accompanied by her,
sister, diss Ltzii0 MacTatoiSh, to Toren
. • to where they spenea• few days at the
Exhibition.
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.FOR ...HARVESTERS
. TO WESTERN CANADA via
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CANADIAN PACIFIC, September 10t1L'andlgth..
From All Stations In Ontario, Ottawa, Smith's Falls and West
GOING TRIP WEST
$12 00
TO WINNIPEG "
o'alithatatirenallmatitiaboxitilletaittimatotwialitaiffaitikkalagoto
Portlier partioldats trent Canadian Nellie Ticket Agents.
RETURN TRIP EAST
$18.00. •
FROM WINNIPEG
vv.1s,Itour411,13, District Pass. Agents, Termite.
SENTINEL, ADVHRTISEMENTS J3 :Q WRITE
, Fordyce
—Monday, Sept 3
Mrs. James Dow.ir, visited at Jiio.
Merida recently,
'Mrand iirs. Elliott Tayloisna ftnily
Spent Sunday at Mr. BB Havens..
We are entry to report that Mrs Wm
Armstreng, is under doctor's care.
Miss Viola Jameson has 4 returned,
home after visiting friend a at Belgieve.,
Mia a Bea, Elliott, of Winghain spent
a few days with her iriend Amelia Lever.
Our Sehool opened on TileadaY4 Mien
Lillis Longman, of Whitealurch, being
the teacher.
Miss Lavine Xing, of Tees eater re.
turned home after spending a tew tlaya
with her sister, Mrs, Stuart McBurney.
, Mr.and Mrs. Geo, McRoberts. Mr and •
Mrs. Win. Mcgoillin and Edward and
Vat( spentStindo at. Um, Ilebt, natal&
Mr, and Mee, Webster AnnitTayibr
a 4siellow-mikorea.44-Constante-
0 attend tie* wedding kthe tormet's
sitter tiles gfayler,
Tireilking la Manitoba
The "(Mbeerver", published at Hot.
land, Southern Manitoba, It weik had
the following:
"Judging from government reporte,
we• should say wheat cutting in Menge -
ba will be profile -41y finiahed thii_week•
In ilollana dietrict and all smudgy),
Menitoba threehlug is now in full **wog:
The wheat wfl nearly all grede *lad 2
'Northern.
Teeswater .
, —Tueeday, Sept. 4:
Mi. is. B BrAtiad fetidly, and. Mr.
MiseNaughtin motored to Toronto te
attend the Brinhitiori. • •
Mrs, Avrey and daughter, of 'Mani -
pew have been ipending'a couple of
months with her, mother, Mrs. •Ileaitt
Mr.. Bittewell, of the Doininien
ance, preached in gnOx Church, morn;
lug atateyening, last Sabbath, Collect.,
ions were in idd et the Alliance work,
Mise Annie Galles, • -of ,Ottawn, is
home on vacation, Miss Gaffes has Gf
:late been in a munitions factei7;theugh
her regular position is ut th; Civil
SerVice. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Prager have.recelt,
ed oflicitil notice of the daath of their son
Harold,. on active' service in France, on
,AnglInt 15. There are no ,particulars
ati yet,
While doing repair work on a thresh-
ing Mithinellit Saturday, 'Albert Strome
'suffereda revere Rimers through the
unexpected moving of the machiee and
he has been laid up ever sines.
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Mr. and Mrs. sRey and children, uf
Peterboromili, have been spending their
holidays at the home of her father, Mr,
John MacDonald. Mrs. Roy will'.re-
niell-eOinti-time Witlihei-parenta
Mr. Thomas Thompson, ode of the
Pioneer settlers of '011r0089 passed, WNW
quite suddenly at the home of his
daughter. Mo., Thos. McPherson. He
had fallen VoWa a' cellar way -over it.
week before his death, and though the
effects were not thought serieus, he bad
not , ken well since, and as little had
been raid of it, his death iseernea quits
sudden.
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1ES TOPICS OF WEEK
mportant Events Which Nava
0anried Du rl rve-t h
We 111.11 Irete Ceietr— • SW Cheaper Than. The Credit Nom
The pumps we sell are the reliable, durable
kind and give good satisfaction. When you
*feed a pump call and examine our stock.
Prices from $6.50 to $I2.00.
Threghers' Supplies
Lace Leather, first quality- Oak Tating;d, in
laces or in bulk
Machin _ hider Oils•
Machine One s
Belt. Punches and Beit .Fasteners..
& Carload of Fre'sliCinerit Jost Arrived
ihototkuoNvii4t4wato:.4.CoOleo,
. TligATORE,THAT: Now DISAPPOINTS
AP' 1" •witr 4• „ '
;he finny World's'Happenings -Owe-
• -luny ,cominied - and • Put-2710to.'
Randy itildAftraCtiya Shape
the Readers of Our •Paper A
.40ild -fear's, Enjoyment. -'•
TUESDAY. .
TlYere has been a trenien'dous.,*.
crettaa in itnabia'a,war'Itpenditure. •
Strong positions In !rent of Lens
are being consolidated by the 'Cana-
dians,. • .. '
The Roman Cnthollcs of• America
will back the- United States, through
the war. • 7
Notable mineral, finds were made
by :the MaciI1an f1,10eilitiog in the
Arctic -Circle, . ' '
Stormy ,scenes ,characterized the
Canadian Northern bill debate in the
Commons last nlght.
There . was an attendance of 36,-
a record for -the opening day of
the' Throuto Exhibttton.• .
: • Hugh vallepder, caretaker of a
building in Hamilton, collapsed on •
his way, to work, dying in a short
tirae,
Joseph Joel,•iirteated*iL-a.__Cliatga-
of shop -lifting in • one .ot the big
stores of Toronto,' had air auto out,
Mr. I. W. WoOtin has taken over
his duties as a purchasing agent for
the AlIies--Under7theliiiltislt-Misaloa:
•••71-A•4407.14r4Clalta•r-__;_..
: going on the forma, . but many of
them are Waitingaround for Scottie -
thing. to • tura up.. • ' •
• Alberta Conservatives are said to
be. demanding senatorship for Ed-
ward Michener, for Red Deer,
prior to the forinatioix of.any Union
I ilernment.
h� tug littler Reid, valued at be-
tween $75,D00 and $100;000, being
One of the largest and most 'povier..
'tul,. on the .Great Lakes, totindered
near tyng-Inelt, Georgian Bay„.„Sitd-
'day' - - - -•- - - -
The .Western •Libeas counter-
proposals are rumored to be unac-
ceptable to Premier Borden and his.
..frfendS, and . there. it 'talk . of.. ,the
.Union Government proposals being
, again 41411.0ff,"
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WEDNESDAY.
'be British battle in Flanders was
halted...13y a severe 'gale,
The* Serbian Premier outlined OW
proposed new SIav nation.
Two pay messengers In Chicago
carrying ;moo were killed by fiVe
bandits,
• An order bad' been issued that'the
uniform of soldiers meet not be com-
mercialized.
Greece's ,GoVernment wasuphold
in a vote a long *Meech by
Premier Venitelos.
The Canadian Northern Railway
purchase measure 'Was put through
the Commons under eloilure. •
Wreckage, anafently !rota soino
'barge, was seen by it Mea' taDtaitt
RI take, Erie, thirty miles west of
ErloTie Union -Of Canadian Merlitipal.
Atte* titriingly urged .inereatie ot 101.
tare issimoas altd dOtibligt
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001.1, ti0.• MOO lit dia vilitioU • •
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Dungannon
-,—Tuesday, SeFt• 4.
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Labor Day wail observed very Tile*
in the .
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Melville Glenn, of Steelton, is visiting
at his :toile here. ' • .
A number froni here 'went-West:On the
Karvested Excur4ion
ML Charles LOCklitirt, of the Sterling
Bank, speLabor-LL,Datit his: hoine-in-
:Auburn.
Mr. and- Mre, 4r:. -Walken) are spending
a fee days renewing old acquaMtanceti
in the -burg
• Mr. and Mrs. Thcholson . and eons,
Lloyd. and Dell, metered -ail from AlvinSton tovisit her brother, R. A: MolCen-
. Misses Pearl McKenzie,..T.ean Stothem.
and Ethel Case lett yesterday for To
ronto. to _resume their_ ditties on. the
.teaChing staff.
Misses Myrtle Allen and Lillian Pent-
land began their duties as teachers this
morning; thttformer at No. 1,. Colborne,..
the latter at Lanes - • •
Mr Chester Darnin end Miss Grace
.grawford left lastiTueedai 'morning for
Mr. Brown Dinnin's, Montana, where
they will visit for some time.,
Al:lumber from her motored to, Hen,
salt last Thursday to attend the funeral
-of-the-late Johultelig-rwhii-was-tlie-
tietim of a drowning accident at 'tip
field- ou Sneday„,-inguetlethr.
Virnsxmes—. ALLEN. —A very pretty
took -place in----the-Vethodist
VlitiCli-Matig-Sept:1st..;Tiii
a Merchant Wickens, manager of the
Sterling .Bank, Sebringville.' At 12
&bleak the bridal party entered to the
Strains of the wedding march played by
Mira Alms Sturdy' , Goderich. Ths bride
looked very becOming in white Duchess
satin with shadow lace and peartrim-
things. She wore the eilatoMar bridal
veil with wreath of orangeblessenuvand
Aided a -boqiiet of orange bIossoths
She was given away by her father; Sir
G. Allen; Mr. McGregor, of kintail,
acted ale groomsman,: -while- the bride
was attended by heir sister, Miss Myrtle
Allen, who also wore Duchess' satinand
carried a bostiet of pink roses. Miss
Georgie A-11elli sister of the bride and
'Mee Margaret McNabb Made two very
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED
Many people suffer with lame muscles
and stiffened joints because blood
impurities have invaded the system
and caused • rheumatism.
I To arrest •rheumatism it is quite as
important to improve your general
health as to purify your blood, and the
cod liver oil in Scott's Emulsion is
nature's great blood -maker, ,while .its
- mLII• I flourishmcnt strengthens•the
-organsto expel the impurities and
• upbuild.youxstrength, Try it,
Scott 4 tome, roma°, pat,
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A few-, oCthe• thank, allop '- •
. why you should se,r
cream to the Lukflo
end PM.** ,Cti. •
• It .is,,:tgatOd where .you can
it
104.c94•0140k•
Jsleated,Nyhen•V.Ocet (sweet
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CreaM.,,testabettet than sone • ,
or.lIght orealu).
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We pa highestcailt.- pride;
and you get your money at
, • once. IN° vveiting. •
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lgoknow Firqt4t-Proitice •
Company
joynt Block, Lucknow, Phone 47.
GRAND TRUNK RAISLIVEMY
HARVEST HELP
Excursion
SEPTEMBI1R 11
From all -stalest hi Onisrlo and Quebec
$A ZOO FO VIlliciNtlitG..
Plus Hall Cent .per milCbeYond ,
° Return rate half cent per mile •
to Winnipeg plus $18,00;
Pull particulars and tickets front any
Grand Trunk Ticket Agent or_ C.
florningi—District--Passerger-74Fent; „
Union Station, Toronto, Out. • ' , •
0 MARTIN, Agent LucIn�wii• -
Olione Se ' ' • •
protty4lower-girls-with-niuk kreur74-
vhcel-baririet. treatiettitikaartf-l'itwlieV
peas and roses. The ceremony VialiVer- • .
formed by Itev. I A.,41effelvey, After
the 'ceremony and cengratujatientr, the
bridal party and guests 'which numbered
about )20, returned to die• residence of
T. G. Allen whore a sumptuous -wedding" • .'
dinner was served ,• Late in the after: • .
noon Mr. andMrs- Wickens left Duri. • ,
gannow4amid4showers of riciCand good
,Wishes for TormitO and Ottawa The- - -
groom's gif 1to the bride was a pearl
ring. He also gave the bridesmaid a °
-peari- ring;•to the flower girli he gave
each a string 44f pearl ,beads; to Misses
Alma 'Stud and Dalai ItYan, soloist,
he gave pearl pins. The presents Were
.nunrroutt and beantifuti showing -the
esteem in which the young couple to
held. Wd all wish thent t pleaSant voy-
age over the matrimonial'. sea• ,
' FOOD Sem° WASTE')
• Food is being wasted in Canada and
it, is a plain fact that every pound of
bread and boon that is saved in Otin.
ada Can be eaten in the war ravaged
countries of Europe. It 18 110 news to
you that the people of Prance andBritain
have submitted chterfully,,to an unheard
Of lestriction in their 406d ..41tppliett.
The people of 'Cada stands for the
same attisej let tie then be detetwineci
tohelp our 'hoc SIlls to the kik
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