HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1918-07-11, Page 8Men's Shirts and Collars
Warns weather suggests Negli-
gee Shirts and Soft Collars for
comfort and style. Our Negligee
Shirts are quite the. latest in style
in plain and fancy pattern stripes,
neatly made, French cuffs, Priced,
at 1..251 1.50 and, $I•75, and au ex-
tra fine quality at $2.50.
Soft Collars in plain white
at 35C and Fancy Stripe Silk at
5oe are now in big demand:
Men's Wash Ties in neat
and new designs, special at 35e. -
Men's Socks. We are s1iow-
ing an excepts"onally good line in
pure all wool Cashmere at 75c
which we thoroughly recommend,.
See our other good lines at 25, 35
and Sac.
Smear..—Young Men's Silk
Socks at x.2.5 and $1.5o.
`,en's Belts iii black
colors at , ooc to $z.00, and :Boys'
Specialat 25c.
Men's Summer Suspend•
ers,.'worn over the undershirt and
under the overskirt, give genuine
comfort in hot weather. All metal
parts absolutely rustproof. Good
elastic webbing, price 5oc.
Ladies' S t Coats.
These are we made of white
satin drill and nicely trimmed with
pink or blue stripe on collar, cuffs
and pockets ; made with belts and
very neat in style. Price $x.75.
Girls' Plaid Gingham
Dresses with frilled skirt, collar
andcuffs trimmed with chambr.y
to match. 6 to 10 years, $r.19.
Ladies' Print Dresses made
of fancy striped print, self collars
and :cuffs, neatly made in nest fit-
ting style, Price, $2:25.
Summer 'Caps --- What so
cool and comfortable and what so •
necessary for driving or motoring
as a nice, lightweight Cap. .a ,See
our fine Mohair and . Silk . Caps,
really beautiful caps in latest 'styles
at x.00 tzp to $2.00. Also a nice
range of Ladies' Motor Caps in
plain: and fancy desigis at x.00i
2.25, 1.50 and $2.00.
Boys' Blouses in neat .stripe
with collar attached, in good wash-
ing material, at 75c.
Boys' Jerseys in white and
colors, long and short sleeves, just s
suits the boys in hot weather. Get.
one for your. boy, Prices 35, 5oc.
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► week -end in Kincardine. with • their
bears and friends,
JENNIE PIERCE,
EDNa RoBINsoN,
HELEN ,SUTHERLAND,. `
ANNIE HUGHES.' .. '
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-s-Tuesday°, July 9.
Farmers•ac'e busy at the haying...
Miss Margaret Woods has retained
borne from eponding some: months with
her sister near Elora. ' ° • •
Mrs. John Little and eon,. Tom, of
Lanes,. vlacted be sister, Mrs. Albert
Helm, Wednesday.
- Mr. and Mrs, Isaac. Andrew and
daughters .Jessie,.. visited . with friends_
near Lockatsh Monday last.
Mise: Margaret Ritchie has retprned
home for the bolidaye.
Mr. and Mrs. Baden Ritchie and
family,of,Walkerville, are visiting with
his brother in this vicinity:
Mise Elliott, of Clinton, ie' visiting at
Mrs: Gibson's.
Mr. Jamese Henry and Miss Lottie
were' the guests of their cousins,'. John
and. Hazel Gardner on Sunday.
Mr. A. T. Cooper,. of Clinton, repre
sentative of the Temperance' and *oral
Reform, willtake charge Of the service
here Sunday, July 14, at 11.30 a m.
Messrs: Andy Gaunt and Gordon Mc-,
Pherson, of St. Helens, Galled on friends
in the burg Sunday. 'i # '
A. large number attended the Divine
Service in the church Sunday afternoon,
Rev. `R. E Copeland delivereda very
inspiring address ,i •
We are glad to, .be able to•report at
time `of writing that David Andrew, who
was suddenly stricken`wttli appendicitis
and anderwent' an operation in Wing-
ham
ineham hospital last Friday, is doing as
well as can be expected; e •. ,• •
'Lanes
-Monday, July 8th. " -
Friends from Langeede visited at
Frank ttis recentiy:_-•w
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• 'Mr; and Mrs. Win. ;;Hunter visited
their sons in, this neighborhood Monday.• .
Pnesne remeer.-The many friends of
Alfred $,itehie gathered at the home of
his. mother, Mrs, Andrew Ritchie to see-
him.before leavin for London to report
baby girl came to stay with Mr for. military duty. {The; following add,
and Mrs. Cyril "Campbell. on July 4th. ress was teed by Mr. Charles McDonagh:
To Alfred Ritchie, .
Dear Brother and Friend:—On the
•event of , your having been called for
military duty, we, the tnabers of
MapleGrove L 0 L" No '-1044 and your
felencts, in the community.assemtaled
here tonight, regrbt that war is a condi
tion of the. world today. ,We rigret
that;Liberty, Justice,and Freedom can
only be defended and maintained by the.
use of the:.sword.•Thes is not our nat-
ion's choice, it has been thrust uponus
by a crueland.relentless foe; , So far In
the struggle we and our allies are about
equally..matched in . fighting capacity
with the enemy. In order to secure a
`.justwnd speedy settlement of ,:the dire
pute our nation has resorted to. a "sel-
ective drafi," of men for the army..
You hive been called to the hezerdous
yet noble duty of defending your country
and maintaining Humanity's cause.
this noble and hazardous duty we feel
that we ail. can .bid you Godspeed
prayerfully. May yourpieliminary
trains r render- yon 70400,11y capable
Arthur Ashford, of LaSalette; Ont ,
visited friends about Lanea the .past
week.. ,
. Wilfred- Ferris reported :for military"
service Aat London on' Saturday, but . is
back on leave. Wilfred has plenty .to
do on the farm,. •
Weunderstand that Alf Ritchie is to
report for Military service on Wednesday.
The . Irwin hay • press, ofLuoknow, is
operating in this locality. ,
Gerald itathwe , tI ckuow, .is help=
ing 11 P. Hogan for "the summer
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months;
Lanes and vicinity was. wellrepre-
sented at Glodericli celebration on July
1st.
_ Eighth ' Con. , -Kinloss,
inlossr
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l - grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Palmer.
• FOR SALE .r1f " ii~s, R.; Webster and Mrs..T. Irwin.
9• Agint-
Lucknow, were last Week visitors: at
A%ll A eft, �.,,�.kriow"•: 11fePherson's'
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-- - --^-- - .Mr. John Culbert visited his sister,
wore insistent reminder of our duty to Mrs. seeneee of.. leene lest week
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Aronday July 8.
A Sr een Rei REME\EUBRED.: Nord
having been'received that some of the
boys were to obtain no leave home -bat
evere: to be sent overseas at a very early
date, the friends of Ross MacMillan
sent hint a wrist wet& accompanied by
the following address:' - • '
Toc4- cn:-
Rees Jia � �l T .. ......
4)s your having beencalled for ovbr
seas service, we, your friends and neigh•
boars of the Sixth Concession, wish to
remind youof, our warm interest in your
welfare.
War has overshadowed us and you
have ben called to tails Up the task of
d iii fight,
the soldier , n „ � , if need be, for
'Bing and t'tofintryt We feel, therefore,
that in a very speiiel way you are going
forth to represeut•au who must remain
at hotel, ern.rem:nitergratefully those
who leevo already gone feint', oar midst
land . are novo dniitg their bit for ]free-
men cause, With your departure, vie•
Country and Truth,a link in the great.
army of the Empire:..'"
Yon ... .. f the :uiet.rural, life. of
Y.al go from q
our . community :where, no doubt, the
days you.have spent in God's great :out
of doors in close contact' with Mother
.*aturei have perfected your: physique
and developed your powers of thought:
We feel that you have gone in a thought-
fel slay and. that you realize your re-
sponsibility in.representing to your
fellow associates in the army ouL.com-
munity ideals of life and of truth.
"Better is a neighbour that is near
than a brother far off," 'When you ere
called from our midst *10 remember
your •neighborliness. Recalling your
ready helpfulness and kindly share in
all oetivitiee of the neigh orhood,. we
feel confident you tvill make an excellent
soldier.
• Please accept this .wrist watch' as a
slight token of our esteem and a re-
mieder of our interest. We pray that.
you always be morally fit•by patience
and endurance. May you bo religiously
fit by a strong faith in God and the jus-
tiee of your .rause. , We would respect,
fully request you to beware the tempta-
tions that u.ay assail you in camp life.
The temptations may be new and entitle.
We trust that your home and church
life before .going have so far decided
you in the right way of living that you
will not need things labelled good or
bad for: your but you will be able to
•choose for yourself and not mies the
moral pathway or rehgtoits hope from
your life, In other words we. would .re.
gret exceedingly if after having helped
savee your country you should lose your•;
own soul, 'Please accept this gilt. it is
a testimony thatwe'feel we have much
at stake that you are going forth •to de-
fend for us. This gift is a testimony of
our affectionate regard for you, and .a
pledge that our prayers will attend you.
till victory dawns and you are received
honie again.
Signed by SAMUEL REID, -. .
. DAVID STEOUD.'
After the address was read Alfred
Glade a. few remarks expressing his
thanks for the many kindnesses. shown..
,him. The rest of the eyeeing;was spent
in a social way. ,
Pte. Lot Culbert spent- Sunday with
his parents, Mr. ani Mrs. Joe Culbert
His friends ,.vete 'pleased • to „see. him
looking.well..
Miss Birdie Harris has returned home
from. Hingham accompanied by her
niece, Miss E. MacPlerson.
Miss Margaret,. Oarnble" spent last
week with her sister,: Mira. Groves, of
Detroit,
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CARE ON THE: POTATO CROP
If the potato beetles home. . not 'been all
killed by the time'thisreaches the read-
Phone No, 10 is at Your Service
Wer Nell for Cash—We Ne11 Cheaper Than Thio Credit stores
WE ft4,V19
MANILLA • ROPE
In 1-2 inch and .5-8 inch, the size used
for Sling Dopes. 7 his is much super.
for to either Sisal or African Hemp and
having bought it before the advance the
price is right. '
CASTOR MA.CHINE OIL
T e.
Either light or heavy,
CA.. FSO UNUM . KNIFE
SHARPENERS .•
For the sections.
SAMSON HAY, FORKS
The best on the market.
BERGERS'
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Pure Paris Green, Arsenates ()Mead
and Bluestone.:
er, there should he no delay in poison
ibg them. , Anything which injures the•
foliage will lessen the crop; hence the
leaves\mild be. kept free as possible
from injury ' by insect or disease.. A.
mixture of eight to ten:ounces of : Perla
green and' three-gitarters of a pound of
arsenateof lead, or "one and one half
pounds of paste arsenate of lead to 40
gallons water has been found more sat-
iifactory than either poison- applied
separately. As the late bheht may at-
tack the plants any time after the first
week of July,' it will be: ` desirable to
make the first application of •Bordeaux
mixture with -the last _sprue for linger
and -the two may be applied together.-
The
ogether:The •.formula for Bordeaui mixture
6 lbs. binitditse, 4 the. lithe, ana40 gaf-''t.
lens water. While the• late blight does
not appear every year, it has been found
very profitable, on the .average, to spray
for ,it every-year..In a:• three-year ex
periment at Ottawa there .was an aver-
age yearly difference cf 94 . bushels; per
acre'iii favour'of •spraying.
The tops should be kept. covered with :
the Bordeauxmixture from the time
is put on in July until the leaves dry
np or ' ate killed by frost. The number
of`times '.that it will be necessary to
spray will.depend on the= season. Fehr -
times during the Beason wouldbe a fair
number of time's in order to. keep the.
foliage covered,bii't it night • be that.
even. one spraying, if it happened to be,
applied justbefore.an 'infection, would
save the crop:, The .'aim should be to
apply -the -Bordeaux mikture -before-the>
of the most arduouscamptuening, May disease is seen, not afterwards.
The lAcknowHard:ware & Coale°.•
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THE "STORE THAT NEVER :RISAPPOINTS
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cLmrox;'ONT.
Theresent national need:demands that you serve
-if free to do so. Our soldiers cannot fight `` Over
• There" without training—you cannot' serve ef-
fectively over here without training.,
A course at this school will enable you to render ef:
fective service:; "
• 'It is the work and the pride of the school to make
its students loo per cent... efficient, for in every walk
oft' life the demand is forbettertrained menand
women.
We offer the following courses:
Business, Stenographic; Secre=
larial Bus. 'Penmanship,
Civil Service'
And 'arranges Special' Courses for Special Students
Canada needs your work. Think it over and write
for particulars to ,
B. F. Ward,.
BS.A., M. Accts, Principal.
M. A. Stone, 'Cont. Specialist. Vice-Prin.
Phone 208
School opens Tuesday, September 3rd.
Monday, July 8th,
Miss' Steele, of London, is' visiting at
Mr, J. Walden's. •
Miss Alice .Reid was the- guest of her
sister, lira. W. Walden, a -few days of
lest week.
Miss Marie, Welsh, ' of,Eugene, is.
spending the holidays at her home here.
Mr. Stevenson, of the Lord's Day Al-
liance Association, cccupied the pulpit
victor may come to our arms and that
in the Pine River Presbyterian ' church
feel timet
silo nnorm serlotzs ,tote has y' y Sunday morning.
sounded mid that the liberty of mankind the tines, may not len long hence.when
¢ -'ri1 titan before: we shall gather socially to celebrate that _Miss Clara Wilkit was. the guest' of
is as Baro p IV ellie M65lu14an a day last week
° i�'o pro plod thee vett, who' ',were �- great event andtorejoice over your safe I.
.• . • Annie Blue, of Auuberly, arrived
tively ersgasul� ion the work of indite- return and artael tion in the et le, iss
bion zit ear nitciht, are non+ to eervg Bis a tai- era pct b 1ta1f of your old peigh IMMO Toronto tur 1 y. iietw
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Feed . Por Your Hogs.
;A good chop, half corn *and half barley. and oats at a•
low price. A part car .of Oat-Shorts..put up..in 8o -ib.
bags to'clear at $r.go per bag .while it lasts. . This
is a good.. feed for,growing hogs.
Monarch Hog ,Feed. • The. principal. ingredients
are corn, shorts and digestertankage', a well balanced
rationfor fattening hogs. ,:.
A few ba sof old Standard'u F
$" _White.Flour:left.
Get a bag before .it all goes as no more
is to be had, till next crop.
We are -still .e� giving g ,v in g t h
at exceltentvalue in Soap
rr} bars ani: 2 pkgs. Ammonia'or Pearline for $1,00 '
6 bars Toilet Soap for 25.x:
• bars Pains Olive Sda. • for 2 c.
. ' 3 p . 5. , .
`Try this wonderful soap, made from palm and; olive oils.' Sold for.
15c per cake. regular price. Ne'are selling " bars` for. -12,5c. and, a
Lee . bar:for signing coupon.
Try our. excellent value' in Teas. The—Nrecent war
tax has not yet been• .charged, by .us.,
Special in Baking Powder:
With 150, can Baking Powdgr,,,1 lb, Baking Soda Free
With -25c.. can- Baking Powder, 10e: -Bottle Eictract Free.
, With 3:5c.•(11ass Jar Baking Powder, 1 pkg. Corn Starch Free' •
' We are 'else giving 2 earns Tomatoes fol 850.
Rolled Oatmeal 4 1.4 lbs. lar 25C. Largest pkg. in;totn►n. .
St. Helens .
•.' Monday,.July 8
• lir. and 'Mrs. Cameron and family,: of.
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elfe�. •�wero-..� ,at ..,,,i�', }.`, o
l3 � � ora. , .nl:..rl Tli. iu,s.
on Sunday.
Mr: and Mrs. Ben,. of Pine River, have
taken possession of the McKenzie farm
McKenzie'a have 'moved , td their farm
near the village' :. '
'Mr. and' Mrs. 'Bennett and children,
of Port. Albert, spent Sunday at Mrs,'
11.. Rutherford's..
Mies Clark. of.,,cltelphi, . and 'Mise
Meuae, of•Londote • are visiting : at W..
C. Webb'a
3lrs. A."Anderson and Sties ; Penni
°Anderson visited at Mrs. Robert Pard -
en's neat .Whitechurch one day last•.
creek, W.
Pte.' Iohn Durnin was hone from
L'ndoa over Sunday.
B ifss t and ► t IfeiOns: ;played ball -et
Belfa_et in Ftiday last, Our boys could
net reineriiber the Beare: • .
;Jfies Cara %monde is ,tabing a 'short
mum in Kindergarten 1 work in London.
'Mrs, (Rev.) Reid, of Liict noye, c d-
dre2rzd the Wereen's Ilii, ionary Satiety
nr tbeit ooial: saQ 3iaig rfi. Tweday.
1.1r. and Mrs Donald .Clark; of tel.
'rake, are vititing lits parents, litre, _. .
ufross Centre
Monday, July 8.,
. A number of fanners about here are
having their baens
Joe Guest has finished building a
suns i46w
mer kitchen.
;Miss. Atkinson i
s stxending:.the.. sum- ,
tner vacation at her hoifie near Owep ,
Sound.
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Howard, Whytocks • of London. Training'
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camp, spent ''a few days . at his home
here last week. •
Mieses Mary. and
y Lizzie Stoba, Jean. '
Keith, and Itgyside Watson and Dun
Ban Keith niotiored to Stratford where,
they visited friends.
kr. and Mrs. Albert Thom son o
Kinloss', spent Sunda t f
y at he Thompson,
bolus • of .
Walter Day. • _ • e.
RHEUMAT1SM
ARRESTEO
Many people :suffer wait lame rarusclen
and stiffened joints because blood
impurities 'have invaded the system,
and caused'. rheumatism. '
To arrest • rheumatism his quite as±
important to improve :our eneral""
Health as to iirif your blood, A
p Y y lona, and the
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cost liver oil in Scott's .Emulsion is,
nature's .great blood -maker, while its,
nted.sinal nourishment strengthens thci:
rrgn3 .to expel the, impurities text
ttpb ild your strength. -Try it;
ikon 4'befrae. Toto4to,00.
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