HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1918-08-22, Page 877 ,•77ir •71,--4,p."777,.••••••-- -•••••••—• - •••••, •-• • - •• •
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Low Price. Doesn't
Always Mean Economy
The true economy of buying lies in
getting the most value for the money
you spend.
The Class of Goods We Sell
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Are economical because they repre-
sent MAXIMUM VALUE AT _MINI-
MUM PRICES.
This applies specially at this time to
- our Staple Department, including
our range of Cottons, Sheetin
Towelliiigs„ Shirting's, Denims,
Tiek-
ings, Prints and Gingham&
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ARM help is scarce, but this condition. can be relieved
to a marked degree by using machines that accomplish
more work in a given time with less man power.
Why should the farmer cling to horses—a slow, expensive
means of power—when every
other business is adopting
the truck and.thereby reducing the cost of hauling,, speeding
up deliveries, and saving for human needs the food that
• the horsewould otherwise consume?
The motor driven truck can work constantly at maximum
load under the burning summer sun, or in the coldest weather. .
Unlike the horse it needs no rests while working, it eats only
while in actual use, and when the day's work is done it
requires very -little attention, and leaves you free for other
"Chores" about the place. Then, it can be housed in one-
quarter the space of the horses, wagon and harness it replaces.
It is a mistaken idea. that a truck is useful only for driving
upon paved roads. The Ford can be driven all over the farm,
and used for hauling grain, potatoes; fruit, roots, fertilizer,
' Wood, , stock, milk or any other poduct. The speed it
VIE UNIVERSAL CAR
One.Ton Truck $750
Touring • ... 620
Runabout .4 .., 660
Chassis ).625
Coupe 875
Sedan.1075
F.O.B. 'Ford,On*. •
. • 'travels; the time it saves, and its ow ;upkeep cost appeal • •
--very strtsagly ta-eltusers-oUthetiFord:.Trucki_itquir) Meth- - •-• •
help, order your Ford One Ton Truck today, - • ' •
Fourth Con, Kinloss
Tuesday, Aug. 20th.
Mrs. Angus McDonald whohas been
Lor Amite week s laboring neder a severe
illnets, is on the Way to ,recovety this
week and will soon be around .agait.
13rieldayers are busy venering Mr.
;Sohn MeDiarreiti's new resideuce.
nosh and their son Willie, visited at
Ituaa Middletona hat week.
Mr, and Mrs. lames Lyon of Wawa -
The arvefit in this part olig
lihiloas iadVand$4 Mgt it certainly luts beans
a fine one Whereiter you look lip or
down the eonsessions the most attractive
object is fine stoke of grain all ready to
be taken into .the barns, and not with
standing -the great heat and drought of
the latter part'of and the greater
pert of Atigust, the grain seerne to be
well filled and plump, A'shott trip to
the North the other tley broteglit to view.
some fine fieldf Spring wheat, uotice-
ably a ten acre field of the Marquig
varlet belonging to Mr. Sam Me 'Comb'
ho jeets yeild o thiriy bine per tiero
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This is the kindlhat produces the No.1
nerd Manitoba. It seems to be much
esteemed in the northern townships of
truce Co. and another year may see it
permanently introduced in Ontario, as
afi fall wheat le so habloto winterkilling.
Westford
—Monday', August 19.
Threshing is the order of the day,
John -Lockhart end wife and eons
OSIOri intend going to tit home in
Port Elgin this week whet* Mr. Lock -
hat heel charge cd the Public School.
Art. Haldenby lute pained his exams
for the Royal Can. Air Force (eau
breu-th), but will ant report till Novem-
ber.
Wm. Lloyd, Art. liodgius, Albert
Hetherington and Art. lIaldenby ie.
tend going West on Thuraday. The
boys are going to be patriotic and pat -
roam the governmeet railroad, 0 N.R.
A.4uttiber from Westford attended
the service given in the Aalican church,
Kinlougb, by Re,v. Mr Byce, of Lon -
'400% Wecouut of the severe. nervoile
attain, G-- was given six days to re-
auperate, but luereouined the offensive
again Sunday evening. •
A fovi at the sports took in the picnic.
at the lake 'on Friday evening and re.
port a good Mean.
Mists Margaret Ualdenby and Mrs
Dudley' Spent Monday at the home of
Miss Alice Collins, parole Grove,
Fes. Geo. Raldenby is threshing with
Jack jolinstentrithe
r. end -Mrs. Ilea Logan and family
spent Monday evening et John Meru
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—Monday, August 19,
Me, • and Mre..- Will Foran; Me. end -
Mrs; • Con. Peran. and kink,- of St::
Aiiguetipe, and Mie; X461)4. 'of !tinge-.
bridge, V, ere Sunday visitora et Fhillip
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W. Alton. nlachr 'a -business;
•trip 14 Toronto during the Week. ) 4
Mns AnnieSOOtti:Pf -,Laurier, „WentSundaywitb Miss Jean S��tt.,
Joliii Bowler's.
Mr.:- and Um, Thomas Lannon and
family; of Toronto, Mr.- and, Mrs. T.
Sullivan and Will ,Ctlatughlin; of 'Chi -
°ago, visited at Joseph O'Letighlin'S
'eat week, • • '
‘• Min -viols ".Baker, :ef Toronto, is:
.spendieg het -vacation at Andrew Stein's.
Pte. Percy McCarthy, F. McCarthy
and Misses Kate and Lizzie McCarthy
and Mr.. Lou. Palk:44, of Kingsbridge,
spent an -evening of last week it; John
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Andrew Bawleris working with T.
Sandy and 1 Grant on the new teilient
bridge being built at -Dungannon,
It %elm!" ;01ors...,iiiiirponaol
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IF YOUR CHILDREN
RE. DELICATE OR FRAIL
undqr-sizi or under -weight
remember --Scott's Emulsion'
is nature's grandest growing.
foodr it strengthens their bones;
makes healthy blood and pro.
motes sturdy growth. •
Scott &Ilown&Tonsits. Oath*
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• . Aug 20
Mks, • T. McNeil; Murray 'McNeil, of
Clinton, Mrs, W.• Young,- GOderich, and
Mr k R.• Striithers, of China, called.
'Oa friends in this vicinity last:Saturday.,
• Misses Mary and 'Annie McLeod and
Messrs Jim and Neil McLeod, Glaniis, •
paid a flying visit to friends here on.
Sunday. .
Mrs. Ernie Moore and baby
Toronto, are visiting at W. Keinptoo's.
Mrs. T. Lumbers and" Mss Kathleen
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are visiting the formers mother, Mrs.,
Bueglass. • ‘.
Misses Ciracis Pepper•and Eva Garth
iner' were visiting their friend', Misa
-Mann Jamieson, laet, week, • "
"Miss Nehhte Seott is visiting hersisten
Miss Annie Scott. , •
Misses Mary H. McKenzie and Mary
McKenzie visited friends at - Birvie,
yesterdeak ,
Reid's 'Corner.
—Tuesday, Aug. 20
Corner Institute will hold
their inonthli meeting at the honiet;,f
Mr's, John Walden, on Thursday atter.
noon, Aug. 22, at -3 o'clock., Ito)) call
will be responded to by merabere giving
a.verse of poetry and naming the author;
solo by-Mrs:Peter Nosing, violin- inusic
by Miss Eileen Shiells, V'arn and iiew-
ingfor the Red Cross will be given out.
All are invited to attend.
The Red Cross c�mniitee of the
Womens Institute held a ineetiregat the
home of Mrs. M. Moore and packed for
the 'soldier boys i00 pairs of socks; one
suit pyjamas and one scarf.
A Ited Cross entertainment at Bruce
Beach turned out very successfully. A
collection taiten tip realieed '640 00 and
Breda -from sales of peanuts' and
candy brought the total up to $60.00.
" There was, a nice prograni, •
Whitechurch
—Monday, Aug, 19
ldrs. Ches. Gilleepie, of Torouto, is
mail* at the home of Mrs. John Oil.
leapie.
Mrs. Chown and heby daughter have
returned home from their vaeation.
MIN (ret* Fox of Winghani Genera'
Hoopitel, is spending two weeks vacat-
e
ion at her home here.
Mit* Ada Olubb has returned home
pita spending three menthe with her
aunt, Mrs. Dowe of eta,ffa..,
Mise Freda Cam& of Ripley, is Vie-
iting her sister, Mrs. Duncan MoTavisho
Miee Battle, Gallagher, of Lucknow,
is visiting at the home of A: Fee.
Mr. and Mrs, Mowbray and family
returned to Pronto. on 'Monday. '
Miss Mary and Sarah Sharpe,of Tees -
water, ,are visiting at Mrs. Hen -
(lemma's. .
Mies Leura McCerrol, 4 -if Algoma, is
traPdoloti!er,. linnOrlY
Rev. Mr. McLeen, of Ripley, occupied,
the pulpit intim •Presbyterien church,
Sunday. • Rev. Mr. &obis, of McIntyre,
will preach next Sabbath,
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PiaWerdale
Misses jean Stevenson and. Marion
'McGuire AN vIsiting at the home of
Mr. Jobb R. MoDnnaltr; ' ; . .
Mrs. J. Solomon, of Gloderich, is
visiting friends on the line. • "
Cella Breckenridge is -epencling
a' few days with friend § in, Klimek:Hue
and Tieerton, - -* •
7Mise Olive Robb is at present visit
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nig friends in Xrenfryn; .- • )-
Miss Finale MOrgen;'• of 'Poet Arthur,
' ited frienda on &Nine
Mies Martha Camp -ell, of Fur
M pie
Grove; sent the week -end with her
friend„ 'Mies' Bessie MokurebY,
Miss Edith Breckenridge is in Tor-,
onto attending the•Millinery-Openings.
• Mies. Helen. Seott is at
ing friends in-Llitknow.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Thomai, visited at' John
on Thursday,
present visit:
• Brown, of St.
R. McDonald's
kloi; rood ' . •
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Mrs • Almer Ackert is spending a few
&Ws Visiting friendsin Ituron.
Mr. Harry Alton has returned to hia
eine in Lucknow, after working for a
touple of months for Ackert 13ros.
Ws a Annie- Hoclginsspent Sundayait
M. Irwin's)• • •
Miss Pearl Congram spent the past.
week yisiting friends in, Ethel,
Mrs, Mcliiiy and datigoter, from God-
erich, spent Sunday at H. Pierce*
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wettings, spent
Sunday at Dick Elliott's.- •
Misses Jean and Violet' Bell spent
-Sunday at their home 10th con. .
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s • Harvesters • Wanted
Thousands of men are required to
help intbe gr.at work of harvesting the
Westem crop. Arrangements for trans.
porting to the West this great tiny of
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workers • have been completed by the
Canadian Pacific &away.
Excursions from all points in- Ontario
to anitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
will berm], and special trains operated
Busking the trips in about thirty-six
without change or transfer. 'See
C.P.R. advertisement in.this• lank
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Glamis
,i.".-4Monday, Aug i9
• Mr. Wm, Cunningham returned to
Alliston on Saturday after a month's
yisit at the honie .6f his late brother.
Mrs. J. It. McLennan is in Toronto,
undergoing treatment. We wish her a
speedy recovery. ,
Miss „Margaret Campbell returned to
Harristort on Monday.
ltev. P. Reith attended the funeral of
a friend at Gorth Pelham last week.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Saskson, of Tor.
onto, ha-ebeen holiday visitors at the
home of his sister, Mrs. n. J. &shim
The Xteletyre family are all at their
cottage at Inverhuron.
Misses Beere and Earns, of Haniilten,
raft ied home on Friday after visiting
Mrs. J. Cunningham's
Mr Pans.baket and son, .Charles, of
flOspele ,r are visitors aelohn Deehates.
Mrs. Beaton, of Torento, was here at-
tending' the funeral of her late. father,
nucl..Xel.Aiglt.'11::teeli and family have
been visiting at the home of Alf Abel,
IlnicarsTiiz
dine'
Miss sle Cunningham, of Milton,
Ont., if venting at the home of her late
brollettl.r:TI. IC.11MtuclOirohnagmandd Jos. CI Par.
dy attended the Free Methodist eon.
fereies in istidgeway fuer week,
Mo. Geo, Gilchrist and Janet, of
Phone No. 10 is at Your Service
We Sell for Cask -We Sell Cheaper Than The Credit St
AVE HAVE
MANILLA ROPE
In 1-2 inch and 5-8 inch, the size used
for Sling Ropes, This Is much super,.
-ior to either Sisal or African. Hemp and
having bought It before the advance the
price is right.
CASTOR MACHINE fail..
Either light or heavy.
- C BORUNDUM- KNIFE -
SHARPENERS
For the sections.
SAMSON HAY FORKS:
The beat on the market.' :
BERGERSI •
Pure. Paris Green, Arsenate of Lead
and Bluestone, ° •
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The Lucknow flardware StgoalC°.
..THE sTORE-THAT NEVER014APPOPS •: 1:11
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Ow ------en Sound, aPent a few daya (tt Jos.1 • he AnkerH.Mtti
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ho.rnthr;niiisTwheYinniweewrerigaiftse7"i•e' 4 I T•SellaBalanctriii. atryvt - -
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Mrs, R. W. Burgess,.- of dahri, Sask., - -: A. e' ' • ' '. ' .
erasikn..,f-Tegdfairerni. e The later
home ..... • . ' ,,, , '..",, :
to his in Melville, thie week; Cr.ecaRME:siviS,cpRa.riwator - -
and. A., B. A Cuuninghani of Melville,
.., Jtev. °P. Reith conducted union Or
vices here the past two ..weeksThe cream screw is.in.the toot- •
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Regular services Will be held in the tom of the 134)Wl• ' "le disS
Baptist' Church on Sunday .at 11am. point downward, Causing the
and 8 p M. 85; at 12 noon. • ,.., - . creini „to be drawn off ° grad -
Guelph
,Mr. Anglia 34eLean .„wlio Nmontes In' uaily; and keeping. the Hospital for the past.- hi. ....- . .
himretur nteodnahapamnel tblit- eWfeoerk. 4 1ssAllt ewa de lyc 0, in: fbarro 41nofbtli. le.s. ...whole ., 13. 4 im., .: . ..,
provement. ). •• : . • :. - - •
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Mistit May Ferris is visiting in Paisley. A broken globule of fat adds
more to. the butterniiik than'
Miss Massie McLennan spent a few
days in Killdeer:dome
on3dIt6iSoin Ertileuarnsodra;V:aria retiiiie-if. to Tor -
Mrs. K, Francis and Miss Mamye, of
Toronto, Miss Margaret Colboree, of
Buffalo, N. Y • and Mrs Jas. • Coward
and babe, of Toronto, are holiday Vial -
Mr. S. Stevenson. arrived front
ors et Murdock McKay's. ''...
oration begins.
London, . on Saturday after attending '1,hteneihIg purshs- sera ;Ihsshi 'sea this
tRohedfilu9nye.ral of bis, . br,otixer-in7law, Tlios.
wonderful macliine-before buying. WA .... -; .. •‘'•
know that your judgment will be the
'Huliror8n',3110:h.S, b°8"cpkesnati all4CdoUsplaes4 bfwitOkrits '84"1"-e as (''.-.4.0'
with Mrs., Nesbitt,. -Pr. . • • ' ' . . ,
glee Tiffin, of ToroutoiitCat.guest of ):, Criain Wanted-
'.11.4rs. A. Carr. ;"' 2-• : -
Mr. Albert Pickard, of •Wiarton ..was • • . „ •—"--' ' • - ' '..
a caller in the burg last week. ..,
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the top of the bowl.
to the bUfter. '
. All the thilk nins through -
A • eleani 'g -chamber - •in
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this chamber, and all. )
ties are taken-, out biore sep:
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Mr. and Mrs. hi. R Peacock and
daughter have returned to their home 'tgnvanY
rn Meaford. • - Joynt Blpek,'Lueknow. Phone. 47. •'•
Mrs. W -J. McKenzie (nee Miss Edith
Hutchison) and children have returned
to their home ilea Wilkie, Sask.
GRAND TRUNKRSYISTEAMY
of.Toronto, have heen.visitors with hie
parents --- • • Horning, District Passenger Agent,
adtayin.vaeftextruraon. coilepaleehoaf;idwweeikths. hhoerlidp, nar reneyete v.ne.ehe:wdiaglipoonyantrtaiboslopeetputtettodt dwbot3:iietnitie:
ellOtstrtrei."1;f:—Again has enterca.er 1%4.0 following family
neighborhoodibm of t.hc old prs andi threempe vr :Ocin of1•r.
pnalidseinrgIckawMayeSatwtetie hlonmehio8f h7i7sthdaugh- two oistera an residing
that: hbaerevotn.aseisting Mr. A. S.yni.9.11.with,,
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Albert" Brown, of Paisley, have been
holidaying with relatives here. Plus ii°12C per mile beyond
Mrs. R. Y. McF'adyen, of Toronto,'
• Miss Lily McKinnon zeturned to
Brantford last week. •
the past week with her Mother, MIS.
Ella and Mader .Ualville and
34ris. A E Hogarth of Toronto,•spent
deceased was born
jilMaePr.h.JralctlEterFsoonrseythe, of iveredale,
the funeral of J. Cunningham.
vine, returned to their bomb on Mon -
ter, Mrs. Janieti Thompson Con. e,
Bruce, on Sunday morning Aug.,,,tleth„ Gpo isf,unaenrdal 7a:eh:opt:I:ore:out:
Motored here • on Thursday to attend
has friend' here. - •
1018, after several waeks illness.. The The
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Griffith of Fergus •
Mr. and Mrs. .T. *Parka° end eons, ovorarndforearnkpaTrticinukeitnrnAgaeptkptiyortoc.nnty. Afit: •
Mr. and Mrs. L. It Tufford, of Kearns. •:•.;
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Scotland, came to
tend heartfelt IlYncipith3r.
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non,nd
on Tuesday a ternoon to Purdy's
ttoSi and nro it; haamtsee:reant, hpapling: ehpIatl eoartion5 :Sriolornttacti. AeSttortIonit, teooribils
HARVEST fiELP. -
_EXCURSIONS'
$12• to Winnipeg
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the home Of his daughterl:imBrrait,1811 • °ES
TIMIrPIS.185iwtveteill:61.)hdzi8)- Caen 01 TtiAli1C,8—Nitt. J. Ontsitin
yditelansraeaddlahri:d:rnie5saldirYe:dantilsegetti:11•11e(L:2:°'41:11:20..and fatuity
Bei100', 011 the farm now owned by bio eenietery. 'To the bereaved owe we t126--
viiih to exprese their
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arin:eto bme4ennyrelsreiierfrovrmitheoliviesredai:uhrtek: tehinecierrnes t6hriateodits ubitt:4evirentule: neighbors
Mr. Mo SWeell has been cripple for a %rid Mei* for kindness shown during
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