HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1918-08-15, Page 5•
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BANK. OP :HAMILTON
TIIE Dominion Government is doing
everything possible to stimulategreater
production of both agricultural and
manufactured products. It is the onlyway
in which an adverse trades balance may be
avoided. The Bank of Hamilton as a pure-
ly Canadian institution will further the aim
of the. Government by its favorable treat-
ment of productive enterprise;
LUCKNOW BRANCH
II: A, GLENNIE. Manatee,
°Q Many Thousaud
Farm Laborers .Wanted
for llarvestin Western Canada
"Wk Trip West"—$12 to MINNI►Ei. lam Td/ Fast"—S11(rom WINNIPEG.
amlimormimmei
ROME DATER
August so,
and
August 2!,
' TERRITORY
From stations hs Oratorio Welt of Smith's- Fails to and including Toronto •ou Lake Ontario Shore Line
and Havelock-Peterboro' Line.
Front .station Kingston to Renfrew Junction, inclusive,
,From! stations,on Toronto -Sudbury direct line,
Frons stations ea Saaflt Ste, Itariq branch.
Fro .fatuous oa Matin Line. -Seaucsae to Frans, inclusive.
Fro.t Stations Beth ny Junction. to Port McNicoll and Burketon-Sobcaygeon,
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August 22,Prom stations le Ontario Nest and South of Toronto to and including Hamilton and Windsor. Oat.
and From stations on Owen Sound. V.a19certon,,Tee►water, Winghant, Mora. I,isfowelr Goderlch, St. Mary's,.
Port Burwell and St. Thomas branches.
Augult =S. ;From, stations Toronto and North to Dolton, inclusive. - -
•P&Ci*L THROUGH TRAIN` FROM TORONTO
Full. particular" from Canadian: Pacific Ticket Agents, iV. B: HOWARD; )Rf,trict :Palsenger Agent. Toronto
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON, ONT
The present national need .demands that you serve
if free to do so. Our soldiers cannot fight ." Over
, There' without training—you cannot - serve of-•
fectively'over here without. training.
A course at this school will enable you to render of ii
f ective service. •
It is the. workand the pride of the 'school to make
its?students too per cent, .efficient, for in everywalk
of life the demand is for better n trained men and
women.
We offer the following courses:
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Business, Stenographic, Secre-
tarial, Bus. Penmanship,
Civil Service
And arranges Special Courses for Special Students
Canada needs your work. Think it over and write
for particulars 10
.B. F. Ward, B.A., M. Accts, Principal.
Ni.
' Stone, Com. Specialist. Vice-Prin.
Phone 208
School opens Tuesday, . Septesnbei 3rd.
(Bruceunty News-)
The tax rate in the village. of Pais-
ley will be 34i.milia this year.
Pte.. E. E. Moore an Englishman
who w4lle making his home in . Teen
water 413natta with the 153 Battu.,
is reported killed in France. Ile
leaves a widow and six small children.
Harry Jack, a bandsman of Paisley,
who encamped with the 160th at
Walke{tpn, and who on the braking
up of,. the Braze force in England,
went with &draft to France, lies been
captured by the foe, and is . now a
prisoner of war in Germany.
• Dods Wouunr STocx.—Several farm
ors in this Section have been badly
troubled recently' by doge -worrying
their sheep, pays the Mildmay. Gazette
Lao week two dogs:got after a ,flock
of sheep and lambs 'owned by Vollick
Bros., and several ewes and '-lambs
were term, We i nderstand that Mr.
Wm Lewis' fioek was also attacked.
Jos. Hotten's cattle have been 'chased
by the Baine doge on several occasions,
but,for the timely appearance offs
neighbor with', a' gun several of the
cattle • would have perished from ex.
haustion. •
Mr, • Robert ,Whiteman, a well
knoWt* farmer Oath 4th line Culross,
disd 4 his utile there on °Au-guat
the 6t12.° Mr. Whiteman had Suffered
from anaemia for a considerable time
and his death .was not unexpected.
He was the son of pioneer parents,
and had lived all . ni is life on the farm
where he died. Ke leaves a - widow
and a number of children. The rem -
eine were laid t rest in Teeswater
cemetery on Wednesday the 7th inst.
A ORUCE Forma—The passing of
Mr. John McPhail 'at his home in
Carrick on Friday afternoon after a
painful illness of three years, removes
the man who had the distinction - of
drawing the first grist of wheat' to
Walkerton. It•was in the early winter
of 1854, shortly after the mill had
been opened by Joseph Wal r here,
that John McPhail, a lad of years,
arrived in town with a single ox and •
a jumper and dumped cif, the initial
sack of wheat.. In order to make the
journey, a distance of four miles, he
had to wendhis way through. the
'dense forest which led on the Carrick
'side into Walkerton. • Alex. McPhail
was the first miller here, and 'it was
something of a coincident that a 'name
sake should have supplied. the. grain
for the- first .grinding..There were
only about seven families in" Walker-
ton then and Jos. Walker, the founder
of.the town, was the main 'noise and
the' big chief of the place. The boy
that broughtthat grist_ to town sixty -
MAIL CONTRACT
Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Postmaster
General. will be received at Ottawa ugtil noon.
on Friday, the 18th y of September, 1918. for.
the conveyance- of His Majesty's. Mails, on a
proposed Contryot for four years, six times
week on the Lucknow No. 8' Rural Route.
the firat of January, nest
rated notices containing further infor-
mation as to conditions of proposed. Gent act
may be Been and blank forms of Tender may
be obtained at the Post Offices of Lucknow.
Holyrood and Whitechurch; end at the office
of the Poet Office Inspector. London.
Casa E. H. Fiaalxn,
Poet Office Inspector.
Pow OFFICE INSPECTOR'S OFa'ICx,
London, 2nd August. 1918.
four years ago was laid to rest in the
Walkerton cemetery on Sunday July
28th, and the fast that there were
over thirty automobiles at his funeral
shows how the transition from the ox-
cart period to the motor age has been
accomplished in a simple life -Ex.
Prices Of Substitutes
Tha Busy Hardware douse
Phone Sixty -Six for Prompt Deliveary
Paint Paint • Palut
Having bought a large quantity of ready -mixed
Paint at greatly reduced prices we are offering to the J
public a chance to try paintat far less than present
wholesale prices While it lasts.
Remember we only -have the best selling eolors
to' choose from which is also another advantage. The
following prices, while our present stock lasts,in
either house or floor paints.
-ale Price; . per -quart; -69c;
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"Sale Price, per pint, 37c.
We are also 'offering at a Special Price Martin-
Senour's High'Grade Barn Paint in red only. This
paint is used by many of our customers for painting
garages, barns, roofs, fences, implements, etc. We
can offer our present stock - only at the following
prices, as this line has greatly advanced since we-
bought.
5 gala cans, $Io.00 per can. • i gala cans, $2.25.
><a gal. cans, $r.15, - i quart cans, 6oc.
Any person wanting to try this paint on anybuild-
ing can have a sample can fiyee for the asking. We
want you to compare these prices with other - high
grade paints and see if we cannot save you money.
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The following statement is ispued by'
the Food Boarci: • The - Canada Focd
Board has named reasonable prices for
wheat flour substitutes.. These prices
will vary from time to- dine' according
-to the price of grain. • On the basis of
present wholesale prices, cornflour.
bought in small quantities • should sell
at. from 61 :cent per pound in Eastern
Canada to 8 cents in the extreme West;
rye flour it from 7k cents' in Eastern-
McLBOD & JOYNT
The Store; Where Your Money Goes Farthest
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Canada • to 8i cents in the extreme
West; barley flour at from 6/'' cents . in
the East 6 cents in !the West. The
Canada Food Board has warned retailers
that exorbitant prices ' must not be
charged for wheat sabstitufes.-
BORN
• FniiRutR.—In West Wawanoah on Aug-
ust lith, 1918, to Mr. and. Mrs. W. °
- - R, Farriery a tion-=Rebert Russel:
On account of my health not being, very good this summer and helpbeingvery scarce I have ' decided to reduce
my stock by making a clearance tale of numerous lines on hand. Nearly every ` article needed to -day is on the
upward trend; so. I would strongly advise every person to take advantage of these cut prices. These reduced
prices will continue for one week only beginning Aug. 19th, and ending Aug. 24th. Remember the dates and
put in your appearance early as the best: values aresure to go first.
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MOTORISTS ! BEST GRADE GASOLINE 35C. per gallon.
U roceries
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SOAP ---As this commodity• has greatly
increased
reatl -
increased in price this will be your last
chance to buy at these prices.
4 Bars Comfort, Sunlight or Sunny Monday. Soap . for
25C. Each customer limited to $r.00'worth.
Tomatoes, 25c cans, 22c.: Tomatoes, 20C cans, 16c. '.
Corn, 25c cans, 2oc. Peas, 22c cans,- ac.,
Baking Powder, Maple Leaf Brand, 25c cog, 2oc.
Dates, 2oc pkgs, rte. . Pumpkin, 25c ca:.'s,'19c.
All Tobaccos,. 2 plugs or packages for 25c. .
C • adian Yarn, 2 ply or 3 ply, 50 i is `to ,clear
eSts lb.
'at
ry Goods
All Lace and Iniertigp,: ranging Ma price from.. 6 t . toe,. aring . at...- ._
Embroidery and Insertion, ranging from 8 to toe, clearing at 5e per yard.'
Embroidery and Insertion, ranging from I2r, to r5c, clearitrg at 8c per yard.'
Corset Cover Embroidery, ranging from X25 to 35c, clearing at 14c per yard.
Little Girls' Drawers, in black or white, reduced to 19c pair:
$1.5o Corsets, in sizes i8 and i9, clearing at 98c a pair.
White Dress 11luslins in dots, checksand,
stripes, stripes,, clearing at toe per yard.
1 have about 12 webs left of 36 in. Flannelette, in ,light and dark colors.
These goods for fall are worth. from 30 to 55c., For this week they will
they will be sold at .25e per yard.
Shoes
have sorted up nay shoes into differ-
ent lots to clear them .out.
Infants' and Children's Pumps and Slippers, worth
1.25 to I.5o, clearing at 98c.
Girls' Shoes, sizes II to 2, worth 2.50 to 3.00, clearing
at $I.7S.
Women's and Misses' White Canvas Pumps and Slip-
pers clearing at $1.29.
Numerous customers are now buying their
winter supply ._. _.ly have _ _ of Underwear. an
exceptionally good line in Penman's for
men at $2.00 per garment that is worth
considerably more money to -day. Buy
now 11 you need it later.
Coates' Thread at 6c. spool in black or white
.Other lines too- numerous to mention will. be thrown on the bargain counters from time to tinea
REMEMBER EVERYTHING AT THESE PRXCESIS CASH OR PRODUCE.
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