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TBE Ltto8NOW �SENTRIE.10 TMinim: y, NOVEMBER 10, >1921
vonmaiiiitototaaaawatmalmanomam
QRSET : D:EPARTMENT` contains
lines •
' and leading
free vv;ell l�nawn . .
Gia ,
t�o�s t M
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No, 216, as shove in the cut, is designed.
Ior slender and medium figures. The semi-
•2-elastic
emi-•helastic inserts in the low bust, together with
the Nemo "bridge" construction, insures ' per-
fect
freedom over the diaphram. Free hip
sections and light boiling add to its comfort,'
Comes in White coutil, sizes : 20 to 26, and
priced at $3.50.
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No: 514 is a corset for larger women. Who
do ;not barticularly' require abdominal support,
•'but desire extreme reductions of back hips and
Evia '-upper limbs, semi -elastic -gores and bands in . N.
the long, graceful corset -skirt give the desired effect with per-, zi6
,feet comfort,gii*lle top, ;higher in front, comes in white coutil, , j e
• SiZeS35,
23 to and priced at $6.00.
GozL�NE - and CROMPTON
l known: They have stood.the
•two lines are:well '•and ' >Favoraby
'... � `• • These
worth. We' recommend them for;their 'splendid ''
test, of , ears and proved their.: coin-
ies as'well as their comfort land else, thus giving .durability,
Waring �glallt ' sin a'.variety of styles aYid�••
We have''•these:ifle
fort°and ,eregance combined.
prices -from• $1.5Q ;to • $5..50.
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WIIITECHVRCH •
nday.'November 7th
fell: , ebster-returned. last,
1VIr. Tl W
week fro'xn the West. •
''' Mrs: ,3'oltn Campbell as visiting her:
�.,-- brother, Mr ..P; %barter
Mr..•:C-a •Luti sperit Sunday ,after
woon with'=Mr..and Mrs; C. Falconer. imt�
,• - - - - elen -ancl Mass. Tidy aterson Y_,...
Anziae ttirnmtngs; :of Wang' . FIe ,
�.' M>:ss II
ham,- spent a. day last' week 'with Miss
L: Pat ren= '
'ri
in the' 'Presbytenia
The service i.. ..T
Church.; next :Sunday morning, ' Nov. Mrs
. and....
_ •_ .e_ . ._ s- ' amtl of Dungannon,. Mr
i;3th,, 'S'�'ill�be--•in. reference -to Armx . - -f --._ y,� .... - m�i'1 and -Mf.
-. ndle
----, _' • • �. �� •hat ..as. Robert 1Vlowbray , a ., .. y
r u
est Mist
tree Akyr i<t is. eq .
r returned .as .pos and Mics., Wesley Leggatt• and•.family
.• '; iiany�of ori. '
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1Vlexisrs; • IIustan : Beecrofk, Hainuel
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to
r'. go
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Carte
r_�s
rid
Cha
a
utter
Co
Goderich, on Tuesday to attend Petite
1VIr. Albert 1=Iug'hes Who spent t .
past Summer in the West, has return-
ed and is with ,:=his daughter, Mrs,
Wearer _
Mr.. K; . Paterson .arid daughter,
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,FIRE NOT :DUB' 'TO' %; ARMISTICE DAV
•- CARELESSNESS F
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' The :third. anniversary of the sign-
_ , ink 'of , the Armistice which brought.
In you'd 'paper. the Lttckngtw `the Great '•War to a'closei -;will be
Sen-
tinel,.' of .last week,, you mention the commemorated in Lucknew by the
holding of a Patriotie. evening in Car-
los b ..fire of two haus@s, and also negie Hall -cm the- everihng' of the i'lth
sayfat •tie bottom of 'the -Kenn. than .inat; The Fire 'Company have under-
lie. fire :was doubtless stove
by dei taken the arrangement of . a program,
rro
feus-ehimneyrs of stove. ppes. Just
at this point, I want to say Ghat' our , and have gotten out, bills. announcing
/the meeting." The' local clergymen
Neuse was, nett 'Wink in such a. caTe will give addresses and there' will be •
less manner. 1 can, gay that Or'appropriate musical numbers and re
chimney .ewsand oye p%pes cwere
mne l citations. The program will. com-
nearly new re groat both Y mence promptly at Bao otlock, and it
and pipes were, properlitned out.
tweeks before 'the 'fire. Abler' is 'specially✓ requested that :'all be, in
na two their seats at this time. There will
the fire' started rin the front part if'be no.• admission charge, and; every--
the.house,• where :there hasn't been` body will be.`welcome.: A silver Goy -
any fire `in �ho stove or heater for. leation •in. aid of the'Menlorita:Fund.
Quer a month, We cannot say: stow the will•bo taken. Let 'everybody who can
fire 'stilted or'what' started it, but do So, maks a point of 'bring in. Car
we just supposed that a spark prob.negie Hall on the evening of Armis
ably right from ,the ...kitchen stove; 'tide 1;ay--November. 11th.
*light hays reiched the front part of. o -o -o--- a :'
the house, anti' along with the high 4
wind, soon bad . it. in a pile of ashes. W. M. S. MEETING/
Yours Truly,
Richard' Gardner, Tie regular monthly' meeting of
o•u•o. the'.Presbyterian W. M. S was held
Wednesday, Nov. 2nd,, the President,
S. S., No. • 12. Ashfield • Mrs, : MacCallum,` : presiding. Mrs,
Names are In order .of merit: Gordon read the • Bible. lesson, and
Sr. IV—Marion tTamiesore, Jack Mrs. Struthers led in; prayer, Mrs, A,
MacLennan'", p P. Stewart gave a paper on "The
Jr, IV -Donald Boyd,' Alvin Mae influence of the Bible •on Chris'ti'an
Nein, Vera 'Robb,. Erma Shiells*«• .' Nations," Miss Mary Aiteheson. sang
Jr, III=, -•Ewan 'MacLean, Wilmer "All the World •for Jesus." Mrs. Mac-
Robb; Annie .McKenzie, 'Ross Sh'iells*, -Callum .spoke a ,few ° words on sys-
Jr. IT—Kenzie :Boydtematic .giving, and also gave an :ins
Sr, 'I -Gordon 'Boyd, 'Helen Mac- ';Wresting talk on her trip to'Glascow.
Lean,. Billie Campbell, •
• Jr, .• I -Norma ,'•Shields, " Harvey
Robb, 29.. m .
'ST. AUGUSTINE
• No. 'on, Roll' 16- Average 'Attend-
ance, A *pox Social and -Concert 'follow-
rd by a dance, u ill be
14 ' held in • the
Those• marked with an asterisk Tinnily , Hall .here ill '.he evening of
have'. been absent from examinations. November 1G John the. will sell
' •Margaret MacLennan, ;Teacher. •
the boxes:' Orchestra in attendance
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Poster • homes are waisted for the
• OW TO MAKE HOME .BREW.
following; -Boy, 4 beans; .• ,.Boy, 3
• - ear
ys; Boy,' 1t/z. years; All healthy
Chase • a. bull .frog for three miles 'and'strong, Apply to. Rev R. Perdue,
and''gather -the hops, . `To the hops Walkerton.
add the following:. 10 'gallons: of tan o.o--.
bark, one-half 'pint of shellac,'•a bar
,of home-made soap, Boil the mixture' ••Someone with a sense of the eter
36` hoursand them strain through tinnal fitness ;of things has • suggested
I. W.', W: sock to keep it from'work that the best way to ;.keep weed's off
ling, .Then- bottle' and add one gras
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•s ' vacant lots is, to build homos on
hopper .to` each, pint to give it a..kick. •• them.,
speni�=''Tliali sg'i g
-and Mrs. John, Mowbray -
s..
Mrs: (Iiev )-Scobre sind . daughters,
•Janet returned.
' and
1 d._
n
home hast' Monday, ,/after a° ' fop''
months' visit with ' friends ori' the
'West. Mrs. Scobies mother, of ' Vic-
toria, B,C., accoinpanied ;them home.
Miss Bina Henry- mile home 'on.
Saturday night froom Toronto•. to be
l imother,i .who -underwent -all -
operation
-o-u d rwent-ate-�
-With `tier .- wh A
operation on Saturday for- 'appendi-
citis.-We are. glad to be able • to re -
ort that__Mrs, Henry's condition IS
very, favorable; '• '
rs
. -:Amon �id��Tha�•iksg°iying-_vsrto
g
in town we-notnceda-Miss :Millie_ Me-
•Gregor;'from ,,Toronto', at her. hom0;
_Mr. James Simpson, of • Toroi}to, with,
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his brothers, Messrs. Robert and Jno.
Stmpson;`Mr. and Mrs; Isaac•Moore,
of Toronto,- at' Mr: Thos Moore's;
Miss 11aud.Conii; of lilnn mw et here
home;: ••M'iss' Margaret Gillies, of To-
ronto, ather• home; Master Willie
Iew, ofT wungham, wrath his_ gran&
parents, Mr. and Mrs, George Cottle;
Miss. Greta Fox, of Wingham, at her
home; Misses Flo, and' Lizzie Ever-
ett, of Siincardine, 'at the,, 'home of
their uncle, Mr. Arch. Clow; 'Miss
Chrissy Caslick and Mr, Calvert Fab=
:conex,, of 'Culross,. at XT. -John- Fal-'
cdner's '
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S,No. 4. West Wawanosh. ...
Sensor •noon' .. -
Names ...are in order.of merit=
Sr. V-Winnifred Farrier,. Annie
rrtpbell; were . Todd,�•A,1vin.�W obds��
Jr.. V Madeline Hennessey, Greta
.Webb, tied 14IeQunBin, Vera 'Weeds.-'
Sr. IV—Irene Woods, Lila Gaunt.
1 Jr. IV—George McQuilbin,' D,,prothy
McQuillin, Eddie, 'Gaunt, Grace" Cam-
eron,. Irene . Lynch, Lula Wepther-.
: head, Winn fred McQ iillin,' :T4nmmy„
et'-• '-
,.
Tsdr�rittriel Mill
Dorothy .:C; -1 ougl"asr=Yria p
KINLOSS
Miss Ethel Bannerman as return-
ed b.ome from her holidays.
BORN, --Oil November 3rd., to Mr.:
and•Mrs George Colwell, a son. Conti
gratulations .
ed ori Sunday .with Mr, and
Nixon, in Lticknow.
:sible be .• present; • and
Mr and -Mrs; Alex; Mowbray a
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RE�A . -' -.. LL. DR.CS GrST `
01
RealSpecial at the Regular Price
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Lon
..don's Famous Sea Story
of the.Elsimore•
Charlie Chaplin
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e+1 .e
a.
rie
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we•
are ` displaying this
MEN, _., P
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ecial��alue
season p •
coats' at •$25.00., The. seasons
newest patterns in fancy Coat-
; 'ung
S
made e
in'the
le
sta
PP
rov
-
ed s y r old or young .are
We specializingon
here. • are .
i r. • .lar rice and re- •:
...thins.. articu ^ P
P
,les --b y.`=�the-rnanufac-
_--cent say
-. _-.on
f
abl s u - -YOU
ttrre-rs en � t e
X3
'.0 to �.. $.5 0 _Coats at
$25.0
pecial
• ;Values an Boy's -end. Youth's--Coats��.also•
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A Night at The Show" -
AS THE:.
SFA MSI 11.l Y 'THEATRE, Lucknovv
Nov 14
Tuesday,
MEM
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This week we place on Sale
2'Ladies' newest style ..'.ne � - •
Coats in., brown, taupe, navy,
amethyst st and black. Sizes :.36
to 42 and 15 to 20. Some of
smartest styles and pret-
tiest
Y will •,this
• coats 'you will see this
y
seasonworth up :to-` $-40.0$.
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t4:5.
,Special • .Pride -
w
Your•Service .
Phor►e I�o�•1 Q a �s, at
'We'.Selll to; Cash -We Sell eheaper'Thin, The C«edit Stores
Seasonable Goods
at Reduced Prices-
1
151.�,,Wim!
t+.three'mollths�ago,would.
GLASS-A,�iight of glass the
' '. , ccst ou 85c•is to -day .40c.
• r A C d 25 • er cent;:
G is redu e p
•6AI•,."il''A�tlZEht PIPII'a!
- r'' per er: cent. less 'than. sig`
STABLE •SXOVEf.S-3� ,.
months. agog
SHERWIN WILLIAMS' PAINT and YARN-
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I'SHE S° --Reduced ' 1.5 •per cent.
STOVE ,PIPES and STOVE PIPE ELBOWS
--25 per cent. cheaper, than three months :'ago.
We have a large stock, of HEATING STOVES to
choose from at reduced prices,
W1N'I`El� MITTS . marked great deal lower in
a
price • than .a year ego.
Word About Steve'R:epairs
" of e' lu r u nc•e hes Ac•d u/J. t"•ti•il na with
Out !• , taetilt=Fite
nearly'' -every nnake of` ,stove for . the past .
you- need a• new pioce for your' 13ange,.ot
•years. • If yR
Ha
e ter•, consult ml.; if it, is 'made we 'know. it .and can t .
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give you; prompt service: a
We 'have a; dainty.line of Teapots reduced
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from $.1.00.' to 75e.
The�•
cknow•'Hardware & Coal Co.
'u
°TIiR� STORE . TIIAT : NEVER:' DISA PPOINTS •-
The easiest way to start 'a rhubarb,
iSed-fb-to"buy, roosts, and if tl ey__ar..e_
too ;lame,` to'sp1it in sections -with a
• spade,; -being .sural_- that each section
has=a hud in it.These:are then plant'
ed"
tlireirfeet-apart in t13e r-o•W- :wi tt ::
�f
the
urfac o
' hes a
bud
ui3tb
slow
t
the .J
at
` be
ould
d�ah
gi:ound - -Thegraun iii
goody_' condition before 'planting. Th
. beat done In. the . spring;., If the
_
' plant' -grows well(' this 'first -'summer.:•
we may make 'a 'few small pullings
the .second season, ,'but' nat. before.
The third. season you can; pull as of-'•
tens_required as longas you do not
THE SYOTTON-PURVIS MEETING "•
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T•here,_. rS, little danger of -a .polio -
cal'meeting 'Witt , to --draw, .a -Crowd...
time The.. people want
°•nt�the�presant�.
to know, ,and where 'there_ is •any
cfiance of learning sometNin
'something!
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t;o
---'• _ • . • ..: : ton. a _______ :..•.:�;,
' Sa �ehen iYiessrs Spat ., ,.
vis ---Conservative candidates,' respeC- ,
tively ° in. North Huron. 'and; South
Bruce—announced ' a 'meeting to. be -
ie Hall__lastThursday _
oomietely°.strip-the-plant..�h�.pTa�s-j�relil-tn-,Gfl�e,�' •. :' -: ;, �,•.; :;_
P er•
ahauld' be well manured • each fail' .euening; the, ,people flecked thith • .
li 'gip. two outside '` -
and .filled the: -h F-. _
,, . . than►
e
0
f
le
SS t
nterest
spcalcers pros . -
the local men. •The lady speaker from
iia aro,. dealt tnMa general way
iv g
the trade polities of ills -three --]parties-. , ..
for
.._ . :. 'ruin_.• • .
_seein� nrsthin� aheadJaui_,
uld • ..-
the rot •country if Ringer Crerar oho
.have attain oivgr. Mr.'Henry,'_ 0 was
• packing„, o! butter,'fn •order: to :ha p Agriculture in the'Hearst•
it keep well :for winter „Use; is to have Mtnister of
Mt. good 'butter. • ` The best butter .for:..'. nlin7s„i.y, spoke, for an
hour; packing.: is usually , made in •'t Ie gurvis 'made _a slieech full of snap
months, -of .June and. September, t rid e'n �ind,-made va. distinctly favor
'is . preferably made from compare a ,
tively •sweet cream• v"tthi h"iiflW' been--able:-impression. ..__......_...__ ..,.
pasteurized.:: However, : on the farm .• AS a' platform artist, Mr; Spottun,
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pasteurization is -not- commonly fol who came' last, -quite outshone hie as
lxrwed',-hence -the--liuttPr. irhriulri b •dnciates Tie T'i�vas-unsparing �t`itlt---t4ie-_-- - -•,—.
made a=lien the:: xveathet is ,compare-. , '
l`l.'7. 0 rising his -well known pow- t
with, well -rotted --manure, and in the:
spring .this is worked'; into the ` ion.
If the roots;• atter a few :years, begin
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o.._throw up many seed; stalks, they
t
should be lifted, split in sections and
replanted. a.,
_Haw to:Pack" Butte• r for Keeping.
T _e first. point -to observe: in- -the , -- -:.. h
h •Henx • 'er
Lively -cool, and' the cream should be
.:t,'"r,ged;,„befgre it becomes,'very sour.
iii: 'faces,:the-Street--er• t-he-ereailiIn
more. 'likely it ,is . to 'produce good
keetfi'ng quality ([%.the butter, so long
. there 'Is ' s'utlicient • acid, on: the
Crean' to give good churning results.
-The . cream,' sh'drul•d be-eliu'r'ned ani
the usaal way, except that, the, butter
niay • be washed ' office •with'brine.;
wilich ie' made. 'by dissolving salt ih
-rVetcr,-iirstead:of utifU6 svate[ 4t.both..
washings. Salt 'at the usual rate,' but
:•tut over' one 'ounce of spit per pound
of .butter, 'because stilt 'doe's net pre
.teTve butter, as' is .commonlysup-
f,.osed, except to •a et;[e ir for
unpasteurized cr.eam:.butter. It is a
riffstai er:-riiauseYer, .•t<r add' sU
limed
pd(lt that the tine (favor of the buttgi•`, know where they're at." •
ra covered uP, •-.-
: Having. wo. ked tui butter
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ADMISSION `:w 20csYld fi. 0C. •
A number of the young sports, took
in the Box Social last 'Friday tun-
ing at Kinlough. •
Mist Aileen Hodgins, has gone to
Wingham ,to spend a we?k with het
aunt, Mrs.' Carson. •
. `
Mr. and ,Mrs, Walter ..sake and
family spent Sunday with Mr. Harty
Chadbourne' Eitisarf. ' ,•,,,,,, •
Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Thornpaon, of
Westford, spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs, ,G19tte 13100" 1"":
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• n•as rs ApproaE in *--- w,.
--.'::. _ l- - 'es-hed- '= ` OW
�e't�Yo�r-Gi �
.W .. Goods and Findings
�1V.e•have •eve>�ythYng.;Ln_Fancy • .. __
to assist you. Phone, write=or call onus:
crof :sarc'asm and. humor, . to show
q
the new,: party rind 'al1"l-ta
the Most unfavorable lights.. As one
matt, said,,he "flayed and roasted and
tipped 'thein to 'pieces," Giving up
•h
a ti of gently, winning ahem °back
h � Y•
totheparty fold,, he 'decided to
shtinie them out of t%,eir new'shelter,
;Tttst' how this methail-.will ' work out
will not be • apparent until election
flay. Ali' candidates in` the three -cor-
nered oiitest, admit that it is est
t•rem•ely. di cult -'.to make. any_th.ing:_;....
like a.' safe guess as to the outcome,
- •" h e ::don't
In n the sinus of the 'day, i ey.. .. � •
usual, hack •ft firmly into crock's,
.,tub or boxes. :If•,unparatiined•••wood-
+srr agent-aio-use, ,'•'-t tet3(:-.mould•.
uc avticedsLmera idlaya -lir
fire-veift 'weedy" t1h• •r• --in-- the
tl;te(' ii' --better'• pian •is tri coat -
it's'
de of the tub or box with r
RIPL1:Y
ONTARIO
U -Need a Monument
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The l,,uekttdity Marble and Gran- •
_. .,_.Works- has°°a lnrge-andreom - --
wax, thenIfna with heavy ttar:' •-the must beautiful' '4,r .� ,,t , ph. �,et) `.
• • br turd• -hacking the, ,ti•'.•.
..w•iuLed._ dtr..,.,t i..0 tt, WI, -..are .r:ls:aii .heed
• • V, R•, a • ,.•ekax;u t 11111, prefer,
ably .alt 1•oin one cp.. ,.Ins', ahiooth •
ton of 'the • butter, 'cover with
,,,'cit /tent papet' 'ora clean cotton.
41,-totn, thin tie heavy' 'brown paper
Aver ,the top. and.e.place:.,in• a •cool
coli'.ar, or in. cold -storage. Sometimes
• J. Balt paste „'is put ons top of the
rl;,tit or paper,.and this is kept moist
uy sprinkling on water ,tri;lit time to
lrlue. This 'exeludeit, the 'air, and.
..,•itt{'to keep the butte`.
.4\e r •e'nu,utenri paekiifg the butter"
f tt.�fid forret.' ..'dish is' to be kept
, 1 : ,;nc t:nir', ratber titan holding it
;it,:rtn, c.,/ 411 though these may be
,L „):tt:rged In brine.W=li,• 11. 1) an,
9, A. twicAtA
r'• 1 ti , to ," mse from in Mar-
; lrtc•. 7t ..t,h aiid Canadian ' Gran.
iter;
We make a Specialty of Tauiiiy
Monuments and invite' your in-
spection.
Inscriptions nen ...
• neatly and prompt
ly done«:
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Call' and :see us before placing
• your' order. ••
ROBT, A, SPQTT(N,
• ' . Lucknow, Ontario,
llntit ive lire permanently settled*
see W; J1 kQ'1 ......a+w►I.
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