HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-01-27, Page 8•
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Black Satin Paillette reg. 340 values .for
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Black Satin Duchess,Mreg. ' 4.50 vahleC-295 y1
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Reg. $6 Brawn, Navy or Black. Serge 4.65 y '
Any Lady's' goat in the store ;.for HALE P
Men's , Overcoats, 33050,• 35.0
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RUGS,, .OILCLOTHS'\ AND LINOLEUMS AT
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[ted Rose Tea, reg. 70c for 60c
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Tea,2Abs. for 7 5c
Black..:
Baking Powd er,-quart jars, 45c
lb.-4uosr-35c .
g haw er
3 lbs. for 25c °
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CAL"L 'ANY DAY AltD: GETA
CAN AT T= SMITH'S STORE.
We test Wednesday and Satur.
lay,,:PA. Get your can any da?.
will alae bay untI+ted stomata'
of :good ceiar. log&':
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We sex Tor Cask --We ,Sell cheaper Than Toe Credit Stores
*atw14 EAPRECIATE ouz
PATRONAGE.
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ST. HELENS
--Tuesday, Jan. 25th.
Messrs. James' Aitchison and Wil-
son Woods left -on Monday ''for• Guelph
totake the two Weeks course at the
O:A.C. „ .
Reeve Pu on is 'in the , county
Town atteng the. County Council.
Miss Ai, E. Salkeld, of Goderich, ,is
visiting her sisters Mrs, Miller and
Ws: Gordon. •
The congregations of Calvin and
East Ashfield churches held 's nieetiog
at St. Helens on Monday and extend '
'et a call; to the Rev: Chas. Cummings
"of Cookstown.
Mrs. John Miller,. Sr., 'who has .been°
a visitor with her on, John Miller;.
Voronto, returned' hone on ,Monday.
The shareholders. of the Public Ha. 11
held their 'aunual'Meeting . en -Monday.
night.
Mr., and • Mrs D, McKenzie" of 1' v-
erton; Mrs., fi: Clark,.of •Guelph;1310:.
R. Clark,• of Pusiinch;: Mr. Jelin Mc=
Pherson,'MMr. J9bn`Clark and Miss A:
McKenzie Of Carnhili, attended the
funeral of Miss' Margaret McKenzie
on SaY� '
The death • oceurred• on .Thursday,
Jab. 20, "-of Nisi Margaret McKenzie,
eldest' daughter sof the late Duncan
McKenzie, a ,;the._home of her brother,
-after-aaingeriag-illness:'.-: The funeral
. Sati}rday was conducted by Rev.
Mr Galan to Greenhill Cemetery,• and.•,::'
was largely . attended. "She will be.
-s •missed at tame -and -•in the cont,
muniitywhere her - retiring manner
and , loving disposition had' -won --her
many needs.. 'Her -mother, .brothers;
and sisters hive the sympathy:: of. •,a
large circle of friends•...._. •k :_,
WOMEN'S itNST1tU.4,1 MEETIN
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At the 'January -meeting of .the
Luclnow : Women's Institute $5 was
donated • to•' the Armenian.. Refief fano
rand ,$5..to•.the :Chinese Fanune f' d.
at this meeting the . pool loom
Ian was discussed: It was moved
Mid seconded without s 'dissenting'
:vote that we,: send; a protest to our
'Coined. ' A resolution was then drawn
up: and presented -to- our-Council-as-
folloWnt Whereas it Vias come to our
knowledge that license ha& been grant
ed for the carrying on of a, pool •
room, -we -as; citizens, --mfthers and'
members of the Women's •, Institute
do hereby enter a protest thereto,
realizing that it is our duty.. to,do so, •
ae. wve_.stitmLfor • the. uiplif of society
:and .thewelfare of the home and
country to Which in • our `opinion ., a
public pool .roont.is diametrically op-
posed; soli whereas . we . understand
the license bas- been hedged with
:many careful .restrictjons, ,eve • .would
record our appreciation of the Conn •
•cirs'•efforts'..to protect trie m'eter's
of our"y..oun••g, people;': and whereas we
_realize -,that there are . Snares and•
traps for -'youn.men : existing ,in
L`ncknow-than -s: pool, room,
and thatsome-placaaf recreations' ie
absolutely nieces a would seta
tion.• �_ ;°pablie •men to make ' some
mOveMent T.owar(>tt eatabiti;;ine titse'
same.at a memorial tai the fallen;ber-
-- .oes-'of -this community, and do here-
by offer our assistance in this effort
to 'the titutost" of •,our: "ability: 'and
means-,Sec'y
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'WATCI-. THE LEAKS ,
The period of inflation has left us a
Removal Sale of
We. expect" to vacate the,Rretnises'WbIch
we now occupy, in about:two,weeks. time.
Stuves,are heavy merchandise to Move and
we have decidedlo. put t!Ie priee where.they
will
turn.into Money:
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I Good cheer Cabinet • itange,, seg. $145,06.., $132.00
I Souvenk Range,, 20 inch oven, reservoir and warming dos
�u.OtT
• et, re $100:00.: -.
I Souvenir. Range; 18inch oven, re ervoir and warinin col 00
et, i+eg;'
PIM:. « .
85.00,.. .
,x,Composite, reg. $ .. .$75.00
1,Good CheeF square "Tortoise" .with oven, and 9 -inch eov-
ers, reg- $42.00; ... . . . ..1 ; -4...
1. square Tortoise Heater, ' reg; $30.00 .. ; • $26.00
Square Tortoise,"Heater, reg• $26.00
1 round Tortoise Heater,'reg: $16:00.. $13,50
2 round Tortoise Heater,' reg. $23.00. 19:50 •
The Manufacturers' pric es on stoves have not' been reduced
and 'therel is no hope that they will. in the near future. 'Every
stove listed• above is a bargain. • ' • , •
We sell the Soles electric light bulbs, pone better, We sell:
' Ediaoir lint' Point Irons, :Toasters and Grills.
The Lucknow Hardware & Coal; Co.,
THE STORE : THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS .
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OBIT -i CRY
(Ruby Ruth Cole, daughter of
fir:
. ` Minors, Murdoch= and Ani Math-' and Mrs. Frank 'Cele, who live a ,f
few"
• eson are visits their pslesm 'on this miles east of town, passed, away on
line. • January.' 10th., :following a long ill -
"Mimi
Win Hewitt, who has; been ness.: Boni I3' years ago at 'Goderich,
• friends in Toronto, is home
Mims leatriee Ellison, of :Toronto,:
is a visitor 'at.,lir. parMcKay`s. '
Mr. Elliott Johnston 9s paying , e
-visit to Elute; aneii Weeds..._
Mr. and 11[14 1. Culbert Wilt nt Sim=
dayat J...Morgl►ts,.Rsp1ey`K, ..,.,
under the weather --lately, is again
able to be around`
Mrs. L. Sturgeon, spent a few days,
last week on olio late.
she had not enjoyed' good health fordisease that Is going,to be, hard to
the=-ast on•ae-Yea -and, for _d!s a e. e-1ie'too carer
the.. paat'Jreai hada been losing strength our expenditures. :We have gotten to
more rapidly November she was
taken to Wnlghain Hospital for ,an
operation but it was found that she
tc ax nut .strong- enough to -=bear. the;._i
strain • upon her hearShe was ado: Then we have serene accustomed
t. at.
,bri ht_ond._chdmrfulchild,,, her to some outlays which it is going to be
1esys a g "h/- LTO, out or�Lveincgt•-downeon;
%vitaff"sva�►s'"�dearuig her-i� all wit -a:: �a--_-.. �.,.�.. : .._.� _ .
made her'acquaintance• 'The 'remains less we put'a little'more "temper" n=
were taken to Woodstock for anter to the knife -blade and a little more
turn,, at. the patents are to, .move
"bone" into the handle. We have all
there hi the spring. 'Service was held 'gotten a little ragged on our account -1
ing system and, there is need -for, a
tightening ,up.;. "Be thou .diligent to
know the state of thyflocks and -• look
well to thy herds, for richrb are •riot
forever" The man who does not get
down to'brassdacks at the very begin-
nine of this year(and .watch his busi-
ries' for leaks, small and great, will be
surprised at •where be will land sirs
` .." Get ont'tliie knife
maths -from gQw.... - -- � � ,..._....
and use it, not with reckless elashnn;r,:
but cvfth the care of the aifigent Arun-
me, • wbo 111010 goin tt►ote sad better
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WHITECH17RCe
• , --Tuesday; ,Jan, Zai . • .
Master Kenneth•'Moivhray, of Dun-
gannon, is visiting •wit/i his' grand-
parents, . Mr. and Mrh: Jno=
Miiss. Mar _Walden,. of Ripley*, is- a
guest of Mrs Henderson at- the -Par -
accustomed "to paying two or three
prices' for- everyt ting• that we donot
check_onr expense costs as we used to.
'Miss Maggie Garton, of 'Bri Sels,.'
is visiting• with her mother, Mrs• Gar-
ton, Sr
• Mrs, J. D. Beecroft' visited.. with', her
sister,- Mrs. Creighton,.:' at Sarnia. and
with her parntes,.Mr..nnd Mrs •.Kir1 e,
at Seaforth.
• The-young.-peOple_- he Presby-
terian Church enjoyed. a social even:
ing at the Manse on Thursday even-
and:-Mas„.-
ven-
H,ev,-sad- Its McCailu r.
and'3i;^Mas. Ae••GG..artier a Lnrknow
were visitors . at the Manse on. Fri.
day -
Mrs. Sti dr y, of Luc
ing with:her aunt, .
derson.
Mrs. Jas, .McClenaghan, " ho_. _has
been ,seriously ill, • is • im g very
nicely. • + •
Your eorreepondent,, a fair • days i at the house on Friday . evening by
ago, • calm serous a newspaper dated.,
1894' and noticing the market figures,
thought they aright be of interest to
Sentinel ars. Here they
Fall wheat 54155; .spring wheat
164; beaky 25-.40; flours per cwt., 1.60
X1.90 pests' 55-56; oats 32--33; bay
atrat!►r'�
r load $2-$3;
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piotatoee, per ► .60-.70;butter, per
lb, 15.1-16; eggs per dos. 8c; pork per
ewt, U 0;beet 5.00--6.50.' hides per lb
1-44§okeibio !K », Set 011711101
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the Rev. ' J. Scobie, of Whitechurch,
and the ,service, at Woodstock oa 'Sat-
urday by the Rev. Dr. .Gibson, 'of
Knox Church, Wooddtocfc: ' , Deepest'
sympathy is felt for•the parents and
family in their sad bereavement.
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-The American' Quakers are furnish-
ing one hot, meal a day to 650,000
German children and nursing mothers
lit the odor eeenpi.d'too tile4Ameri-
col tirPoof 0f1,14t" j
C.i' if.M.f+
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-is- •visit'
D Hen -
-Mrs. Beaton; :af Clinton, is •visiting •
with • Mrs., Jas. McClenaghan.
�Mr. Neil Gillespie,, of Seafortb; vis-
ited ov r Sunday with Mr and•M s,
Joe.' Gespie. _ -
• Mrs.; Arthur Du Mont, of, St Louis,
Mo , rho has been +visiting her par,
•ient •-hi , itnd:111.1's:-4110..:l t81e;014;-wP_
hurriediK calledhome owing to the
serious illness of heir' ansate -in law; .,
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FORDYCE
-Tuesday, Jan. 25th.
Owing to the mumps and sore
eyessome of tba. Boys were not able
to make theirlast week. Never
mind, boys, doings' will soon fork
brighter. ' i Mfsas� C,r* •Wigintmart;.
Miss Winnie' Haines returned home I .;Y1388,,
front Laurel last week iiicgompanied wsnrssh, • spent a few Jaya last week
by her; sister, Mrs-. as. Scoowderi, i with her friend, Annie Robinson.
frau of --the mel hb rs. andfriends'
'its
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nybsoolt,0( i t�t3undiay part mita, • iOn'e oo Fri41 night; tut,
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HE officdal:-annountement- is outs _A
.,Ask us for your copy of What
`•Edison Did During'the �'�'ar." Write
for it, if :you can't Cali
I -t t 11s hove -Edison_ - left hisJioine.ancl. �. -..
bil is and -went to -sea;-how- Edison s
"Yankee' magic" foiled•,°the German
submarines
'' 'y �1Te -bulletin tells many other things
_ Edison did while CIIai n.an ofthe Naval
oiisulthig - ua Lt . explains;t •w -
Edison kept the price otitis phonograph'•
at-ted-rock;-dtiri g an-e--tom:af-high_cosis
-.and soaring prices.."Since-1914: thee-NCvtr
Edison has advanced in price'. (in the
United. States) less 'thin 15%—and 0, ri:'
of this is •war tax
'fhis'bulletin eilso describes the Bud- -
• •,get -
i' , li h rrtahes poss b1e foie -_
every home to enjoy the benefits of good •
.music' withoutfeeling the finances _
• outlay.,
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t WK$TRONG
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Jratcl} for threannonsceasnst of.
:•Jit. Eaisos's Neu' 4eserrchI,.
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of
East
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who underwent •an operatlei in 'Or- a -
• or._s to s.- .--.•. +-
. d: Mrs..11•at . Woedis of Bon= , enjoyed iherzieelves at Mose Champy •
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;Tames Moore, one time a resident
-of Xinlough di died in • the
Bruce County Mous )of Refuge oil
Dec. btlr last. lie was 84 yea a`:'o''s
: age and dleeir fn- the 'refuge for
12 years. While in, Kinloso b1 tot.
Ildwed >,lttiliiit,
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