HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1922-08-03, Page 8•
l •' ICIKNOW
TOINI., `>fflV
DAY, AUGUAT Wit., 10U, .. `:.
Bargains for Frill
and Satur
These .Two Days wilkpe the , ,ficial . c1eansup of
our iii -Summer Sale, and except onal.values
are ti ered.' In clearing `lines :of Summer. Goods
Leak& Black Cation Hq a lVgular 25e,, Fni"al Sale Pricy ... , ,
Socks,: regular 26.c,,, for . «, �.:.:.. , . , , •., , , *. . .
MiGw a Cotten Work � •
•
. Boys''. Knitted .'Jersey Piair SUBS, . r6gulgr6.76;•C'fearing Price ,, .. ,: :,'.., r ..70e,
wiee, rate Wash lis Ballance at 95c, and $1,75:.
Co
_ret Covertlynigelp , made and trim�'med; regular 75es for: • .....:.'. ., . , .. «, , • • 4 ,
..
Voile
%
VARA eats! nice Style„ Half Price .::.. , . ... e . •.- .. _ . , .', , , , .... + ti . $2.25
2 Pietefi, Fane? Check Organdie, , regular •90c., Sale Price , . ,; ,'... , .. , i,,
58c
iShirts, 2 Specials .. , ,
n • • . . , :. :'E r , , « . , ,, ..:' 85c, ' and $1,19
AYs►a Vine Straw Hits, Special Clearingat • • ..
$1.54:
ms'st a rasa Coverall Suits, a Snap at .
Wbite was aask Talsl ng, 60 inches wide, Extra Value at .. . .:... 48e.
Udine 1 : autyr Liele Hese, in Black and White, .Special :.. _ , :.: .. = • - • • .50c,
White 1. and 2 -Strap Slippers also White 'Oxforda • all 'this year's stock, at...:..,
... .... , .. , . • 20 Per Cent. Off Regular Prices
;t ensc cis Oxford Shoes in Black and Brown, 16 pair to Clear at .. ; , :.... , .... $2.98*
We $earn Work ,Sbnes: regu]r, $4.50 and '$4,75, Friday and Saturday :. , : .. $3,95
i4 NG$ID$..
eW.0 are c slla upoas dais week to
report tits death of Mary ff dliaasrIF
known as Mtrlllf li'e'd, Miss• ltvld't`
doth ;Wag hardly unexp+ ted 4a be
had keen atirisa!usllr ill f:op tii*i?' .m
nth 4nderid' she had never enjoyed
good health since fahilaihood:.Sh'e utas
in her 41st year, gull is; survived 'blip
her :parents, two brothers :and •one, OP,
sten ;Tbu• ftcne?ral will be op Thyrsdaaay
sf'ternoon ie Tifin's ten a e'ry,"
WOW 'AN» 'CRAM m iBAllQ i1«I r•
he 'cigarette habit is rapidly' grow-
sing among Women and every once in
it whilesomeonestrongly eoad'crans,at
*Quirk- the -.Pr'@u, WI*. what has
man ter •ed'the eulasaneipatign otwo•-'
1 #,` Piny to be excepted that
she Word .feel free' to adopt •asny. of I
the habits and eustcma of mere.
;'cosigns that~ .ale chose. Leaking at .it
iwm p. xr•.and square •standpoint, '.
one 'is: bound to it4mit that,a. Yvornaan
•leas just as 'noel' right to. smoke as, a'
rganbas, but it • is to bat- hoped .that
the practice will not become .gaeral
Asule1iE1 D woos,
EIYINA1TS `: REMNANTS
ne closing days of our Sale finds us with..an
additipnal'lat of Remnants of various lines of
Dry Giocls to clear at_ very low price's. '' See
our, Remnant fable on Friday and Saturday.;
•
DOCH&:COs
•
Discu Ssing the question: Commercial
Rueauaya August 1st.' first rE eBlass werehotels dtiniip$an fbLPs oneR.n; ofgeleslate,"
Miss Sophik Kempton, :of. Laurier, says a flriend., just ,returned from a
West has the, following.'
has returned tO Detroit, ..toutr of 4alifor , 'To, our left at a
Mr: Sam, Bradley is up: front 'roma, near-uy table sa ' a woman With two
nun,. one ttf a h'om was apparently her
to, visiting his home at Laurier.. • husband; Between, coursesas: the,men`
Mise Janie Ketehabaw, :'of .Para- were . smoking: 'their cigarettes, the
mount,: is visitinsc -with "friends . in . walvnari reraa'e.1►ed over and `took as eig-
)noU ravegazette from' rite mouth..ahi- one of the
zie •. laic al' mom, took liwolong pulls from it• and
Mr, Itectoa Macken. , of G - ttg ;.in' a friendly way 'blew the :smoke in
,ia visiting.his :uncle, Mr, :.. J Mae- the ,;:nom's Mee, and .•retuirncd the'
Kenzie, Laurier thing `which • be continued to smoke..
Miss Gladys Rivers, of Luckiiow, is ,'Che course. 01 conversation continued
the guest of cher friend,,141anche James ;smoothly through the operation as i€
dist were one • of the regular numbers
'exon, of Laui"ier: on the Program,
M.r,Daniel McNaln, Montreal, Is "ht' our right a middle' aged and
spending his Vacation- under the par- ;richly dressed: matron with three little
ental roof .at Laurier; children, apparently her own, the' old-'
order -
Miss oufse McDonald, of Toronto,est about ten years of age, was order-
r i a dinner that a ul h
v' tr •wi her
is isiti g with t Mrs D J ng o d not have cost
leas than eight dollars
While wait -
MacLennan,
, . '
MacLennan, of Laurier. ing..she 'took fr• om a fine little case
Mrs, Worth and 'Mrs. Daniels, of cigarette, lighted it, and leaned back
Ingersoll., are visiting' their •cousin, and blew the smoke to the zenith,. now
• and again flicking the. anhes from pier
Mrs., J. .N. McKenzie; Laurier, coliin` 'ail which, she held 'in hme•'r fin
Donald McKenzie,, .of Chicago,'is gars with refined -ark spending a few days with'Mr, and'' ' "In the dining :room'. of .,one. of the
Mrs;- John McRae, of Lochalsh. . best San Francisco hotels, any wife
Miss Verna Haanilton, . of Para- and I encountered no less than eight
mount,' spent the week -end with her women, . one with a_eurly,';headed dao
cousin, Irene Strathd '' e, of Huron, ghter, 'alt s poking, cigarettes, all
Mrs R. L. Wh�ita of . Chicago, is. with the fan' •••blase familiarity with
the weed that ,Men oxhtb$t-'wbohave
spending a few weeks with her •math- , made' it a lifer -kink :praaetl'ee From
er, Mrs. K. McLennan, cf Laurier. their skill and': artistic unconcern one
= Mrs. Claude. McDonald,• of WaPella mii;ht, infer 'that .the'ttad smoked a'_
Sask., is visiting with her mother•and .thousand and one years, without lett.;`
sisters Mrs, and Misses Rose,' 12th,
in
g the fire go ,out
Con; a'As fear myself, I, have seen but one'
woman smoking, except as, a, boy 1
Mr., Will Walker, of Petrolia, .was saw. some - old Kentucky farm. Wives'
the guest• of his sister, Mrs. James smoking corn cobs This woman was
,Struthers,: of Paramount,. during the in •a fine 'hotel r.,vom and she was
Week. , a consit'ming •:a cigarette. She had a bark
one
Miss Verna McLaughlin, of Win•
g coold nrher fiascribeto-early ce that to piety There
ham, was the guest of Miss Tena was, nothing* m• her. facial make-up or,
Buckingham, Hemlock •Ci• y, for ' a . her behavior that would .commend her
week . • . ,. •..,
to sou or •xne as` a sister,- a mother or
Mrs; Jhs. Cox, Clifford arid pandawhys n the; namesoft nytli ng 'in the
are visiting • this week with Mr. and dictionary, she had. chosen to come in
Mrs. Wm; McGi'll• and other • friends ;to'public to•eoln nit,an act like that. I
in Paramount, could pardon a woman for. paring her
The Paramount LT. F.G O: will, plc- corns at the' table before ::1 could for
nic at Bannockburn. Park, near Point such .anoffence.".—Renfrew Mercury.
Clark on Friday afternoon.of this ----o-o-e
week Everybody
�' yWelcome. - George Galt. -a, farmer loving in
Mr;: and Mrs. Robert Hill, Mr. and ICepple'Township had' the misfortune
Mrs, Melville 'Hill and Mrs.- Emily to loose a 'splendid barn 'With the
. `. . vic
` IS:
at
::,011.5 C
oa.
0
r T n The Credit Stores
Sell C4ea► Aa
ar >t ibis •Caai *l We i S-
s
'- ICE
E
ii•
The Manufacturers of Alnminiim. Ware • have". ennouneed • a 'de-:
cre*ee of 25 per cent,.
Y'e'llowing, our usual eiistem of ,•reducing• prices. when the. prices "
are.reducerttorus by the manufacturer,. reg rdless_ -i the price we
pea—downgoes:the price of'A1nminuuk Ware, .•'
Our.tock is of Bite best quality; heavy,.ivelitfinished - nothing:
light or flimsy. Two inlets Aid a sample.
•. Slze 12 •Imperial;Quart Kettle ., $2.25 each °
Size .'1,0 Imperial•.Quart Kettle at,`$2.0Q each.';
-- The nmanufaacturers of ,Galvanized Ware_have announced a de-
crease on all I;ines which will amount to about 17: per'cccntl;;;of a drop,-
We are arrangbi- g-ourpraees on the, new quotations:
Mie have a fiiiie;atsortment of Diamond Enamelled Ware and.
the price is not high.
Bergen' Pure Paris Green, •...,50c, per lb,,.`
Arsenate of Lead, :. 40e. per: lb. ,
Blue Stone, • . +, . • • .20c; per lb.
•
T%he season is here, and you will need some or all of the follow-
ingsgoods, :which we have instock and at right prices
: Semi= 'Hay Forks, Samson Handles, Turnip Hoes,
• Hay Fork Panics, Hay Fork Rope. Machine Oil, .4
We' are handling Brantford Binder'Twine.
WHITECHURCH
Tuesday Aug, 1st,
Mr. Fred Newman, of Toronto, is
visiting with Mr, and Mrs;. Ben Nay -
Miss Helen Paterson.: is. visiting
with her mint!, e a t, Mrs:. ' Plowright,
Lueknow, '
Miss Irene ' MacQuoid . of Crewe
spent last.week :with her,cous'in, Miss
Ida MacQuoid,
Miss;: E_ya.:I wson, of WingTiam,-is
spending .a week':s vacation with Rev';
and Mrs Scobie, • ` ' • '
• Rev,,; Mr. -Jones•-of B.elgrrve,
occupy the .pulpit in -the:presbyterian
church on Sunday: ; : - • -
•Miss Jean. Dawson visited last with
Mr, Jas Patrsdon at` St Helens 'at the
' ' „
Mr, and .Mrs. Robt• .Ross and boys
spent Sunday •wth Mr. and Mrs;: Alex
Coutts in Winghan.
Master Randal Buschlen f Arthur
Ais spending ' a few weeks _with! his
unele__Mr..K; .Paterson... •
Mr. and Mrs:. Walter Alton, of..
..Lines, visited ' on .; Sunday with:,.. Mr:'
and Mrs' W.'R. Fa'rrier,
Mrs: Buschlen and children, of Ar-
thur, spent the -week-end .with her
brother Mr; K• ; Paterson•,
Mr..and.I.Vlrs, J';ack.Brewn and fam-
ily, •_ of 'Creighton Mines, area visiting.
with Mr and
Mrs: Mac
Ross
We congratulate Miss Winnifred
Farrier on passing her :lower school
exams taking first ,chess honor§,
Miss ~Dorothy FIufefiisoi of Wkngv•
ham is spending a couple of weeks
with Tier" cousin,'M ss Laura Conn. .
11fr, ''Hawthorne, of Brantford,' and
Mrs Kerr -of • Goderich are : visiting
with their sister 'Mrs::Joe'Holmes,'
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Prince and baby,
gladess, .of ;Wingham ,•s -pent_ Sunday
with Mr, -and Mrs, Amos 'Cornelius
Mrs. Joe.. Weliwood of Wingham
and - Mrs, R. Wellwood-of Orangeville
are guests.with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Moore,
' Mr, and, Mrs, Jas. Sutherland and.
Mr. 'and Mrs: Ed, Gaunt and -daughter-
Gertie spent last Wednesday with fri-
eiarls at Kincardine.'
Mr, and Mrs, Andre* Eromerson
and Mrs, Calwell and daughter, of
Kincardine, visited_on Sunday;with
Mr,: thid Mrs. -Alex E'mmersorr
Hill, of Chicago,. motored over from season',• crop, so far harvested"in it,
that city'and spent several days vis:
Mr. Mole who lives on the farm put
king' Ashfield d Luck-
.
k his . horses m the stable at 7 o'clock
-dication__of fire 'hut at two o'clock
ting friends in shfie an uc - ,did nob use a lantern rid . so no in -
Messrs; R. Button, Jas, Webster,; in the morning he' was awakened by
Wellington Webster; and Misses Myr-
tle' Web'sten and Elleda•�Stenley, of
Paramount, motored _ to Seaforth and
--'spent . the ;,--week-end with friends-.
there. •1' Q.
•
About 3 o'clock Sunday morning
i3uckingham, R"happening to --be
awake, heard a car stop at his gate.
Curious to know what': they wanted,
he•gat up and saw two .men going :in
he•-direction---Of---his- barns; :Just-. -as
they. got hit- driving -shed door open,
but before they had an opportunity
to take.:anything,, he spoke to them,"
when they ran at top speed back •tp-
'their car, started up and -went -ap:the:
road; at =a. furious pace. This -id-not-the
first time, that- sneak' thieves have
been in this locality_. =Others `have -at
different times •had rugs, whtp�s, fowl
etc, stolen from them.
'the noise and. heat of the frames. It
is thought the fire Was due to spon-
taneous•combustion. • • •
---• If yon .need: ••roof;. see. Os about Paroid _ Slate -Surfaced
ing. It is good and 'fully guarantded.•
•
Roof-
:e Lucknow Hardware.4Coa1 Co.:.
THE STORE THAT 'NEVER DISAPPOINTS
UN OVER By TEAM The American Lana•iiage
•
�Mildma Gazette)
On:t: Taresdsslg while the daughter
of Mr. Alphonse Zettel, north of For -
mora, was drivingrhoteam with a
into of wheat to take the barn,
the horses became, unmanageable and
ran away. Miss Zettel was able. to
• get off the lo aifd unhurt, but Mrr Zet-
tel seeing t e horses running away,
ran in front sof the team to ,stop
them, but was unable to do •so. The
her.tt . wok the load of wheat .went
over Mr.. Zettel." who was terribly
bruised, Hitt luckily no bones were
broken, •Ile'' wi11 be laid up for some
"I speak four languages," boasted
the doorof keeper a hotel in Rome,:
to a guest, "Italian, French, English
and Ainerican;"
"But English and American are
the same,'•' protested the "other.
"Not" apt` all," replied the door.
keeper. -glancing out nt the weather,
"if an Englishman should .arrive at
thus moment, I should' talk like this:
'Oh, I say, what shocking weather
we're having!' But to •••• American
I'd remark, 'For thelove o' Mike!
• Some day. ain't it? :Guess this is
i the second flood, all right3'
•-o`o 0
MR, CAM ERtjN..'GEDDES
• _:SINGS. FOR RAM
1
' Happy Thought Ranges
hairs •been. the 'choice
of Canadian house-
wives for 40 yams.
•0
Happy Though.t
Heaters make rooms
wonderfully, comfort
able in the stove:heated
heti*, ..%
—zero weather'aind%a gale out,
vide, inside the warmth and glow.
of autam er .a ll around.: No
draughty spots, no cold floors,
no frigid corners, just an even
flow of warm.. moist airhhrou3h,
outthe house.
This is the principle of the Happy
.Thought Furnace -the scientific
application of 'ascending hot air
and descending cold air. A
Happy Thought Furnace insures
the.utmost in warmth and econ
`omy, burns all kinds of fuel—
it is easy to install—simple to
operate.
For the larger homes, Happf
Thought Combination Hot Air,
and Hot Water -Furnaces insure
ideal distribution of heat at
• • minimum fuel. cost.. . .
Forty years of experience in the
. application Cheating principles
are behind all Happy Thought
. -• products.
a • "POR SALE' AY
`RAE' & 'PORTEOUS, L cknow
•
A
•
urnaces
• MItS. FORD A HOME WOMEN,
.Though she has.. risen. to 'millions
'from' coinparative poverty, the wife.
of one of, America's richest men
never 'has become a social climber
-•-she shuns society, She is. Mrs.
Henry Ford, She, is seldom identi-
fied. with btrlic : or social life.' In
`Dearborn, MM.. where she' lives;
she 3s .associated with .philanthropy
aid socal betterment. She is said
.to Own. a third interest' in her hos-
band's business,
but she is decided-
ly a home Woman, In her dress and.
'manner she isvery quiet. She seld-
j
om wears anyjewel except- her wed-
ding ring' and occasional}" 'a string -,
sof -pears. She is fond, of motoring
and ` outdoor life, but •her greatest
interests are Henry . Ford,. 'her' sora,
her son, •Edsel, and his two babies;
Henry and Edsel hi, .'
'i
GODERICH
The death etcurred of George Por
ter; "qii July 29, for many yolati one
Of 'Goderich's most prominent • bush'-. •
ex's men and citizens.. Deceased, -who
Was in his 58th year, conducted a.
book aro . 'stationery 'business here,
first in araiitnershin known' as '.Fra-
ser &- (Porter; but for the past;: 20
years ad proprietor; He Was • also • loc-
al manager for a number of years of
the Bell • Telephone .Company. Mr.
Porter took an active part in the wel
fare of the . town, both from a :busi-
nessstandpointas well as a conttnun-
itrt-'spirit.- For many -ears'' he was a'
warden of St,. George'as Church; also •w
a• lay delegate to
the Synod of Hu
r=
on,. Mr, Porter • was a . member of
Maitland Lodge,NO. 6 " .1 .O ; 0. F.•.
One'�dau>'liter, ertrude 'and- one ,son.
Ernest, survive. his. Wife having pre-
deceased him a few years ago,
•
'
As is now pretty' generally known.
to 0 o n aa
our redders The ' T t Daily
..
I.
Star has for somero
time been broad- Q•
casting radio entertainments, In a re
--c nt-is "e.-itahad-'the-followin o•say
a -. is t -
s
of its
urdayPpr ram of the pr
evious Sat -
'
night;
. • "The feature of Saturday's radio
program. "was: the - singing Af Mr;
Cameron Geddes and the playing of
the orchestramusic from Lohengrin
by„Wagner, The number are undoubt-
edly the finest, from the public point
:rif view, that have been broadcasted
from the Star's station, The arrange-
ment was splendid and suited the size
of the orchestra . perfectly, It . Was
riiih_aCid fit'll throughout and: at times
`twas--found- unnecessary -to --use- the-
piano„ Mr, 'Cameron Geddes, the pop-
ular basso Xing, '"On the Road to
MViandalay,” by Speaks and was ac-•
eompanied by the; Star •orchestra;.
This song appears to be 'particularly
.adapted: to Mr. Geddes' style and it
was a real treat in every way. He
has' a spendid' range which.' showed,
to advantage, in the Toreador's Song
by Chouchois. "
---o o. o---
• A Correction
Last week's Entrance report should
have credited Lena Hackett. of U,S.8
No, 13, Ashfleld, with first-class hon.,
ors. '
' "As e e
a merr
general thing the most sever
critics of good work are those wh.,
can't do •it.
••i
$.. -.ecial:--P urea a made Toon-
a early '.Mondayo:rnin` with the un
•
--.derstah d ng that we were to., pass the..
bargain alon :to: ou. Tho . are ,made.
fr m
o he
t best o n
iE Yls
�r--
o
v �
and Cambries.: All: are - guaranteed fast -1--`
c for
a sand erfect fittn Saes 14 : o '
1t will• be worth...dour ° wile to seg-
cure ;seve
e
prices° -v erre'
In. • reas< .1
licates ti Lt 'd
part of Pallor.
Many` a man
dieted to grave
addicted to la
•
Pr•
t�k;' • tt,,' .b&•tter
whi% thi,., the is ad
deliberation is merely
finen, .
4.3
i11
ces
linoleum
Rigs
at
Special •
Prices
!f D.86 A-,
Corsets
and
•
BrAssiers�
6.6
•