The Lucknow Sentinel, 1922-03-30, Page 8Jk
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THS. LU NOW SENTINEL,, • ThL7RSDAY, 11MAtton 301ia,;: $J22.
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DRAPERIES and CURTAINS
We are showing a very complete range .of
• CU`TAIN SCRIMS, MADRAS,
MARQUISETTE,
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CRETONNES, CHINTZ,sand FANCY SATEE
,
the latter in Very pretty colorings' and good
quality material. Also a splendid :assortment
of , Lace Curtains and ' S'orim : Curtains, wits'-._.
-edgm4 and insertion. These are ' all excellent
values being marked at 'close selling prices.
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CORSETSand' .B .AS S•IERS •:
This•de artment contains the celebrated NEMO,
p..
COILENE and . CROMPTON Corsets. ,. Our large •
stock affords' you a good assortment 'of styles,
�s and Prices,.and we can recommend these
-•.size p .• �, ,
asCorsets that give comfort and ease' combin
ed .with splendid wearing`qualities. . You'll
find prices reasonable• •considering their fine
--:_quality. and styles. _ Priced $ .50 to $6.00.
We are showing a nice range of BRASSIERS
in : newest styles- including the CIRCLET and,
JIISPAL, lines that are much appreciated by
the ladies for their: attractive style and wear -
u Prices -ran :e from 75c. to $1,,75.,_-
. �rgt q al t es g
fir,— U
It*
Monday, Max, 27th,
Miss Pearl Geddes spent S;lrtaday
at her home here.
Miss Mary Young. is home after•
visiting at I ingart ` -
A numbe r our o.
�, o . yog,; sportsusportstook in .the -number
at Bervie leost Fri.
day night. `
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Kielce spent
Sunday with. Mx And:,' Mrs. 'George
Needham, of Pinkerton. ,. t
Wood -cutting bees :are ' all •tote •go
here; as everybody wants to getup a
good supply for the summer and next.
winter. We don't believe that ten men.
working at a wood bee will cut as
much as the same ten mould cut if
they worked. separately; ..but thew
have a Jollier' time, at; the bee. `'Many:
• hands make light work," ,•
CAMERON, •MURDOCH SI • CO LLI‘
Phone No. 10 is at. Your Service
s • - Stores
1M�_ll%11. tor__Cas1L �e Sell_ Cheaper Than The Credit 8t
Tothose who . visited:: •our store ' on
Dollar Day and made •it a success, we
thanky ou. We hope that the 'values
and service which we gave -were • ap-
teciate -
We have in stock and' would r
commend:
FOR=FLOORS_ r
ht ;the Kitchen-Sherwin-Wrlliams,'`1'loor Paint;~
•JOE PURDY PASSES. ON
Joseph Purdy, a somewhat excen
trio gold 'Man -who' lived in a: little
house •by theside of the road near
•'Kinlough 'passed to • the -beyond •or
,Friday;afternoon. Of las- week' fol-
lowing a few. weeks illness ging
which�h'e'was cared for by kind neigli-
bors He wasburied in-Kinlos m-
s •Ce
etery Saturday afternoon,
Purdy was born .in India about 82
ye.ars ago,
_ _thelittle. cabin. inKit..;-
loss
Kix._
loss
where he spent the last ten years,
likely- was -the -only - homer -h -ever
new,'•He'was-the 'son•of a'British
-
army•officer; andif=we re lief l
story•rightljr-both "parents died while
'hi and an• onlysisterwere very
'young: The regiment adopted the two
orphans and took them about with it.
throughout India and finally back te
England Joe.,.grew up a : handy boy,
anionic the.; officers; and .we may -as-
sume
as-sume that his bringing 'up was none
of . the best. His sister' married r
wealthy officer, and according to Joe's
Story livedin one of the grand' houses
of London: She however would have
notfing "ta�Tdo� wtl5-Toe-wout�not.
let him into the house and finally
would not -,acknowledge -kris letters-
_most of which we gather ed _ Were. of
•the ' begg i"ng. sort. He -seemed - always-
_ to --thank .-that .this- sistera -child--of
thearmy like' himself but more fort-
_unate .owed him_ a living,' But per;_
haps it was. a hard' matter to. man-
age. Joe ;beeanie a bugler' and re-
mained with the regiment for a long
time, but not Long enough to earn,
pens•ion, But. he imagined- he was
entitled' to 'one just the same, and he
wrote hundreds .Of ' letters 'to thr,
army,heads and ••to . the. King .regard.,
ing a pension. His efforts werefruit-
less,
ruitless, for he hadn 'complied with the -II
,rules, He finally • drifted to this
country and to the little home near
Kinlough there' to'spenti his drays a•
lone, He had skill with the -needle -and
,Made many small pincushions which
he ,presented to friends. The work on
these Was always well done. lin spite
of his._hun'ble ,living and hard are
he had a certain' measure of British
pride, and . was determinedthat hr
nerror would become a public' charge
ares.-_°e�earrxt.._th`a�he_liatl eetttrSed-
t' salve eeiioligri,`money to 'give'iiiin-
• a decent burial, He was hearty
': un
1cffve 'til _the year 1'917` when
went to work in a furniture fat -
in,; Kincardine and had' the mis
re to lose a part of his left hand,
lie st emr•d never to have wholly re
�.
riversfthe rl fromh shock,.
,
In the Dining -Room; arounnd a floor. covering -Ground Color,
dressed with Sherwiflac in either dark, golden or light oak shade,'
•
In the . • •• - ov..
Parlor, around a floor ,,covering-Cliinamel'-Gx'ound! :dress-
----ed
ress--- ed --with Graining -Compound, -grained-by the- Chinamel .process
and finished with natural Varnish. ' . •
OAS FLOORS __ ..
That need, renewing-Marnot "or °Elaatica'Varnish 'finished rvith
`;a scat -of Johns-on's-Floor:-Wax will'-nTake-them =look-likeFOR LINOLEUMS -
• ' "White 'Shellac will make a good finish and will wear quite. a• long,
time; Linoleum Varnishes and Johnson's Floor' Wax also make
a good finish. ' :•
We have Mureseo, the Ideal Wall Finish, in - all shades, It is •
easily applied,, will not lap or seam, and will not rub off.
-e . per special brush for applying Muresco
FOR• FARMERS
Coiled Wire, Barb Wire,' Woven Fence; and Fence Staples.
The:Lucknow Hardware & Coal Co..
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
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ROD. AN14 G1IbT FOR -.APRIL•_.
ASHFIELD NOTES •
• The April issue of Rod and Dunt in
,. =s...:, articularly . attractive,
.lm..:._
one, and from cover to cover it
abounds in, bright, 'interesting feat. -
tires. The stories include a. splen:,
did contribution" from the pen of
Frank Houghton,- entitled e"The Trail'
• of a Golden Hope;" while "I3irds;' by
Moore; mis also worthy of
, is the.author .of Our Wilddt etoys;"
The various departments contain a
wealth of valuable ' information, as
N usual, .A complete report of the ann-
ual meeting of the Northern Ontario
Outfitters and Guides,is given. A.
handsome art cover by. F. V. Williams
who also dontributes . a 'short story.,,
Will likewise attract attention L5
oil moth's wow .m ...:.,.
":Ian Melted spent Sunday visiting
ap J. K, McDonald's.
Alex, Harvey, Lothian, eni" rtamrd'
a • number of his friends to an orljr,' -
able dance one evening last weal.,
Mrs, Pickering was in Tort.}
calrple' of days last .week) st o' •lj
othy, . who, we are glad to
'doing very well and has ,
sufficiently-'to`leare tine"lrc ,
The Concert; in Lothar'• Tia'.1''
Friday evening, the 24th, ":rat., was a
splendid success, stiTd. was enjoyed lir
a full house, The nrc,,•orris, amountin;,r
to over $260,'went tc, , 'e.ry worthy
cause, The 1.T. F, W. 9. o. r.ochalsh
Laurier' and ,Kintai' are to be'can-
graitula<ted end commehdeu Air their
ell' 09101
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WHITECHITRCH . •`
Tuesday, Mar. .28th•
• Miss Cora Clubb, of Lucknow, was
home for the week -end.
Mr;, Daniel Fields of Komoka visit
ed' a few days with his sister Mrs,
Jas. -Cornelius, • ' •
Miss Greta Fox _ of the Hospital
Staff Wingham, spent the week -end.
at her home here,
Mr, Price Henderson, of Bluevale
Road, is visiting with; lis brother Mr,
'Roland Henderson. "'"
Miss Ada Clubb left on, Monday. for
Brussels where she has •aceepted a
position .in a store.
Miss. Maud Conn, of Wingham,
,pent the week -end with her parents
Mr And Mrs; W, Conn. • •
',Mrs. Fred Mowbray and'. Ur, ,Sam
Hutchison spent Sunday at. Mr, Sam
Sherwoods in Ashfield,
Mr; Gibson Gillespie, has purchased
the Parsonage property and intends
moving there very soon.
Mr; ' Walter D Paterson of Wing -
ham visited -a =few' -days -with ----his-
nephew' Mr K. Paterson,
Mr, and Mrs, Dawson, who have
been visiting at. the Manse, have gone
to visit with friends in Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs, •Jno. Falconer return.
ed -home last, week after spending
two. weeks with friends. at Orange=
vine". . ': •
Mr. and Mrs. Bradt and baby. of
El. Paso, Texas, are ...visiting with
• Mrs. Bradt's sister Mrs. Amos, Corn-
elius. •-
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:E CULROSS CENTRE R ... _.
Y. WA:WANOSH COUNCIL
Munlelpul Counwil of West Wawan-
osh 'hold regular meeting on .Mar, 22.
Minutes of last' meeting read and
approved, on motion by Taylor & For
stet, 'Financial statement read"
b!Y
treasurer W. J, Thompson showing •
a balance onband of $5378.46, this
report filed on ' motion by . Medd and
Carr. Clerk 'was. instructed to write'
Clerk• of Colborne .-Township , re ad '
justment of ,Bowtdary Lire iacedunt,
Clerk reported as to "the assessments
on north boundary in connection with
Patterson Drain and advised to again
subniitr statement to Bruce . County
Trealurer -and ask for settlement
of the same: Reeve Naylor reported,
liaviijg -been . approaghed by Reeve
of, Ashfield in thea matter of ' Divi-
sion • Court & Bailiff fees this , mauler
was formally considered and no ac-
aion coinaidered necessary, Dungannon
Drain By -Law was read a third time
and passed on motion by Medd &
Forster. The necessary statement 're-
quired by the Provincial Government
showing an expenditure of. $4561.15
for work and material on roads dare-
ing the past year was considered and
on motion by' F'ster & Carr Reeve
Treasurer and Clerk were autnorize'l
to' signs all documents asking for'an-
prove' by Department. The folowing
accounts were ordered .paid on motion'
.by Taylbr & Carr; G. A. Webb for'
bridge on Patterson Drain ' $20,00
T_hes;Culbert 2 bridges on J, .-
Young.. & Kirk Drains $40.00; Jos.
Thompson filling 'washouts on Con. 6
$4,00; W. Good filling washouts Con.
2 & 3 moving Grader $9:00 J. Wil-
son taking affidavit .50; , M. World
Dog, Tags. & supplies for Clerk &
Treas. $46.44;' A. E. Trealeaven diff-
erence in value. of Tile $42,00;' J.•13.`.
Young reps to • Culvert Lot' 15, 16
Con. 5 $2;5-0; J: H: ,Johnston 4 Tape
Lines $4,00; Signal on acct. printing
19.21-22' $60,50; W. A. Wilsen Govt,
statement re Roads 1921-22 $38,10;
W. T„ Johnston interest on guarantee •
deposit $36.50; W. J' Thompson rent
for box in Bank Vault $4.00; 'Motion
by =Forster, and 'Carr that Council
adjourn to meet April 17th. 1 •P M.
W. A. Wilson, Clerk.,
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' Tuesday, Mar,. 28th.
Mr Alex .Watson .for many years
a:. resident of the 5th Con,: `Culross
died at the House of Refuge, Walker.
ton on March 19th., at the age of 81 ,
ears- Deat-h--wa =due=to=an-etteek-of=
'appoplexy which 'caused him 'to fall
ro wTume ."stairway: "Mr: Wats WAS
'n the Refuge about four years,' and-
his wmfe—lies' been in tha--Walkerttn
Eaospital for about that length oft
time as the result of'.,a paralytic
stroke. Mr. Watson was • s native of
Argyleshire., 'Scotland' and came to,
Canada with his parents at' the age
f six.' The ; famzly.:, firstat
_; settled- -::
Princeton; but :