HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-08-18, Page 10la.
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er40 IW NOW' SFNTINFIL TfUIRSID;AY AUJGIJ$T 1Stil t 1921
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Wednesday Aug- 3 l st Will end the greatest Sale in the
• a .e. We ' have been. busy ever y day
IT><story : of this : Store.
and have tried to,give our many customers the best- of
Va1ue i - ~
S•P ecial'for the final two.weeks--
100 .yards .more of that .pongee . Silk. at 98c
' '10 D . ::Men's'Socks at 4 parr for "$4..
Ladies House Dresses at 1.95
Large_.Bungalo aprons. at 79c each ;
,Pure Silk•Hose at 1.29 pair
. All Rugs Linoleums and ;curtaians 20 per Oonskirt length
Newt off
' plaid 'and stripe skirting 4.5.0 & a .
New pullover. sweaters for young men with the converible .collar , -
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Nav'y Serge 54 inch all. wool Navy Serge,. suitable for dresses or
seporate skirts at 1.65 yd.
The prices on ser'ges will surpise you just imagine a . serge that sold
Iasi: year at $6. is. now $2.50 per yd..
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We dont give as 'good values as :you get elsewhere, We give you
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CAMERON,` MURDOCH & Co.
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Somthin ... Coad
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The Family
Theater '
Saturday August 20th
ToErerY Fattier and:- Mother•.'.
"Whatmegn' ye fellow citizens of Athens that ye'turn.every .
- stone to seri:we'wealth together, and take so little .care of year
children, to whom' one day ye must relinquish all."—Socrates. '
Thoughtful .parents. of 'today are faced with the
- same grave `ttiblem that troubled the Atheniait•i philosoe•
Ober ovef.4 0-yeairs'before Christ.
This. tithe era of progress. "hs--call--frn train
• - ' , 'Medicine, Science.
.• . •women to .carry forward m. ,
men and• ...ever'before:. _ .
....Enguteering and gr is strociger than
.1f you would helpyour. children make the most of
',:thein Ives� ou should give _there the best education you
afford. ._A- university education is the first essential
for our future leaders.. . • '
A` college'stands' at your, door with open gates ready to give them
_': - complete °Curses in Medicine, Arts and:,Public Health. •Admission is by ,...
Junior Matriculation except .for special`or nurses courses, and the fees are
e may-attend.-
.-ale-any'ot5 :._..'•
;Western .University degrees are universally recognized.
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1=a' infortnanan; apply to ,' ,
. DR. K. P. R` NEVILLE.. Registrar;London:
'cULROSS CENTRE
Harvest is :about completed for
another year :and some of. • our `farm-
ers have 'their threshing all 'done. •
Miss McLeod.: of Windsor ` visited
at the home of.;.Mr.' and..Mrs. Jtohn
Dick's, '
:A- numberof our young. • men :left;.
for . the. prairie`'province . last Weil,
mmornmg•
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Mr. and:... Mrs_ _Jos p. _ . rlnet
sPentSunday•at ,tie.1►ome' of ;1.1r- ;and
11irs Joseph Hodgins Con 10 Kin
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0.1 e.r Part
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yr LOVE'
THia is an .absorbing picture • .
a of how a. woman's white .lie
: tangled, up three lives Until' it
seemed as if the sn,.rl would.
• Bever '4e striehtened out. • 'A•
,story laid in- the golden foot=
hill of California among,
ple,, understandable pauple bu•i-
gry for happiness—a very
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humus drama. full of hreathhi,a
tnomcr-ts in which a'dexr ..h tie
boy ,and a spotted pttP phi ' Wo
mighty impprtant parts. l..•r
the kind of picture that all the.
, family should' see,, bet•au$e
, there'ssomething in it' for '.
everyone,.
SEE IT
Admission, 20c & 10c
taant, lsut. Sup yup
ssoiui}I in suorlete lialtst�..ataEyq
X35. satusr "sack • pus .' aye
::"in sles..tattleaM'
pion li tut•' ulnli el 1I''
rut 'esneg `.mat ,tti
-pooh tii1p to s[ Rattiit tl� " rcaau{ •
•.sa tlieoAt Ian '.Idea
aitstng ,44- 0.11L-et?1-,taotunu Y_.
Mrs. John Dick Jr and children
visited at the home of Mr. and 1@Iis
:John Dick fora week before leaving -
for thprrh also mratidon. • ; •
• . Mr. and .Mrs , Wilber. Erb. - spent
.Sunday at,the home of the fernier's
sister Mrs. :Walter Ross.
• Mr• Thos: Friendship is busy
painting Mr.. Thos. McDonald's, hour°..
_Mrs Walter Richardson of Tees.-
Water;
ees Water; is- visiting at the homeof lei
son Geo Richardsons. • '
Phone No. t0 is at YourService
We Sell lor Cash— We Sell cheaper Than The S;rediit Stores
Reduced prices .on Hot -Point
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Electic i "Appliances •:
deg::,. Sale
•8 lb `DomestIlc Irons 8.00 6'.00
Radiant 16.00'1.2.50
Toaster 10.00 •8.00 ,.
1Iot :Plate { w -t . ::18.00 15.00
•Sole. x Electric 'Bulbs
25 and 4o watt 45c each .
60 watt 50c each
1Q0 watt Nitrogen' 1.25 each.
These prices are low Our stock•
limited,.
Reduced prices on oil stoves.
The $ ucknow Hardware & Coal• Co
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISA PPOINTS
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MAFEKING
Master Harerl,d 'Gardner' of Zron, is
visiting;_his- cousin Palmer Kilpat--
rick this . week: •
Mi.., and, Mrs. • S B:'Stothera and.
Mrs: Cit±gharn;'who .have .spent -the
• past three .weeks -witlr Mrs. W. Stoth„
ers returned to,cliriton yesterday -
Miss Maty: Stur'g'eon of Berne was
guest'.of Miss Jessie Stothers part of
last •wool: •
—:—o•wtl ' Mir. and Mrs Blake and"Bernice
BELFAST 1Ii s Wer Blake, Dangly air d�'MaTgar=
et Motored to Lisfowel„ Sunday re
'' turning the "sante day..
.11lessrs_ Issaac _ Nixon and Palmer Master Torn Anderson -...is gl5itixall>
Irwin left for the West Wednesday. 'Zion friends this week
Rev. 'Oaten, a 'former Pastor,- ...--,.......6.....0..n.:07.-1—
spent -•last'" we k at. Jarnes._Mton's KI lLOSS..
: , Mrs 'Basil Hackett of Detroit visit
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ed. iativea..in the' burg a iew • d—Q*te"
a number—ef,--our young
la"st;weei:;" ;;ports-ittende`ii flue::fi1•d, Be r s Re-
. .anion 'at GddericMaster Willie andMissVin if>ei
Albert ` Stanley wale gong 1 hose'
Hunter are visiting their' grandear
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A Wholesome clean college, show
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Wednesday ,Au ust•2
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' ;;cine .to the "West hy the :excursion
is ere: • • m • Aug. *,:10th.
'Mrs :. Alton and children 'ot , l'oron- illi.. an` Mrs in. er"-Y'aalcc an;
to are the guests.of Mrs: •John Mu1- Sin and Mrs. W Lindsay,. spent 'Sun-
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•- day with Teeswater friends.
.. Mrs.`.Jack. Bradley• 'of Laurier rush ,Tile' recent`!heavy raina:'put �a .stop°
ed at•'het formcr's. home •recently.. to .harve$ting for a' few• days• , --
Miss Bessie anti' Gcorge. ; McCall
nlloth.young-:and- ..Qitt'rtook in!:tht-. :Are sp ndmg;._them,.• ,id,tys., at;1VI ..
Old .Ilol1>e • Week in Caderlcli List , '�..liewii.s,
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'Musk 4au;es,:.Bradl :!:• NAT..11 ..,. 111101.,
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and Mary, ,were 'gut:st , ut,-Joseph
it' g, P. M:; •,. T•- .Adlnission,.50:-anti 25c _� -•_ kett'sQsundaY �. , _.
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"Plan of
hall at McKim s'D•ru_g Store w;
ndetr anSp ces oft ae,CoureysCorlaer-Far
mers Club. • P'roceed's In aid of "the` Membfial
Hall, erected at thio Co eg he arm boys of
6 alta rio who fell oversa.as. •
SECOND CON. KINLOSS
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• Marty '.n McInnis and Archie Mac-
Donald have. gone to the West on the
Harvesters excursion. We wish the
boys a good trip. a "
, Quite a number from the line at-
tended the re -union at. Goderich last'
week.
Frank, Miller who has been under
$ ie doCtOr's4 cm tilt past 2i months'
is back at work again:
firs. Rory MaCKilinen of Toronto
is spending hervacation with her sis-
ter, Mrs. John Ross. ;
Thee Rev: J. G. Reid and his wife
;call(id on friends here last week. • .
Tess Mary"MacLean had the mis-
fortune to have a nhedle run into her
hand so that it required the service
of A doctor to roniove it.
anadian• nationalExhibition, Toronto
• • AUG. "' 2T
To be opened by
Lord Byng' of JViiny, -
Canada's new
Governor'General , •
Color of the
Orient
Gaiety of a
Mardi Gras
'Complete" exposition
of Canada sresotrces,:
skill of men,'.•
wealtlrsf :matenal;, _;
4tnclusice .7.7- SEPT. 10
•OVER' HERE Super pageant of Regal
Magnificence drraniatieing vividly Canada's
Origin, Growth and Achievements-
Color=Symbol-Allegory—Hundreds of
Performers; -Music 'Fine' Alts �1Jorld's
Largest Collection of. W?- Photographs--
Thrillers of Many Kinds! -Fireworks on a
larger scale. than ever before -Scores of w'.
Features only, to be seer`•. at Toronto.
Canada's Greatest Live:'Stock. and: Farm
Display—Machinery` and'Equipment of -^
Endless Design for•.ncreasing the Efficiency
of iheF Farm-a:2144e ;Comf ort..of ,the. Home
Reduced Fareson All Line$ of Travel
- JOHN G. KENT;. ROBT-_PEENING, • • q '
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Mr. Jas. Mallough of Dungannon.
ti o o--- returned'home After :spending -a few-
'weeks with::•iris-daugl'rteri.l�Irs..,A.1c-_
FORDYCE
Mr: Chas. Harrison visited friends
irnsArtcirlsun 1st a, very va ori a,•few, days: last week.'_
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able htli'se last w 'ek.. The • animal Mr«ancf Mrs: G_ goner silent Srnida
got its leg iir'oken anti lead to be'de . With friends at Westfield.
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stMr and Mrs. W.�1 ,
Champion Barry Miss Mytrle Blake of SC 'G�atliey "—�
Champion and Mr. and Mrs. Havens ines is visiting at her home here.
Mr. 1llaek Gibson'•of Stratfor'th re-
visited near Bluevale on Sunday. •
Quite' a numer'from this locality turned- to•<his -•-home Sunday_,:: after
went to the' West`" on the excursion spending a few weeks wit h friends
last eek A°excite thelia were Mr.r: .here.
and Mrs. J. Ph°Mr, and Mrs: M. Shackleton spent.
'' 'lllups, Tho •mas Cumin.:
ings, Wm ,Gibbons, Elwell Webster. Sunday at John McWhinney of Zall'e:
Donald Martin who has been at Quite a number attended , the Old
Mr. bon Soy's reunion in Goderich•
London. for some time is home, and Mr. 'and 'Mrs. Wes Twamley , Mr,
'looking dine. ' and' Mrs. S. Sherwood spent Sunday
�, We are g1'ad, to•knovr that Dante'
'Callaghan is recovering from hie 'frith Mr. Leslie. Richy Lanes.
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OCallag n ,
injuries received from falling from a Miss Anther McKenzie • spent a
load ot,,grain. few days last wet* with friends
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F <CUN=N�.LLS
GUST SPECI
Navy Serge 54 In
Beaver Silk 35 in
Nigger BroWn ' 3G: .in
loured_ Voiles
Mack H:ydr'Shirting
dd_linee in Palm -
$27Sfd..:140,
.75 ; : 1 775.
2:75 1.75
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ninny
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Towelling all'Linen-.13 tri
'Damask' Tabling. -all Linen 225
Damask Tab Tri 11en i"eft
Ladies white' Voile ;Waist 2:25,
Ladies Silk: Hose ,
Mens work shirts Kharki ,•
Mens work shirts Black & white stripe
Mens -overalls -blue & White stripe ' • 5.50.
Mens ,overalls- black, Fheavy -2.75.
Tadal stry Genie dugs 30.00 22.50
.in -and -get. our
it.will. pay to visit our store
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The' •11ve's • of millions, have been
tuned because: they never reached the•
point wherethey really owned them-
selves.
If you wsnt work well .done,. sel-
ect a busy man—the other kind has
lw,
To, save money is to •.paj off ,the
mortgage on y'ourselft and that ought
to be worth while, ,
The man who succeeds is the man
who thinks .hevan.. Sueeeaa'comes.
cans;' failures in can'tifr
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