The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-06-26, Page 8T1FIE; ;LtICKNOW, SRNTINE
HIT RS DAY', JUNE
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rived i'rom$1.60 to $4.50
ch�se , : re alof th Coat Shirt Style, with do
uble
tand'extraucollarband. Plan, Striped.:or'..
anc attern.
oys':'Balbriggan : Combinations, sizes„24 to '32. to
Clear at 99c:.:
lens= .thiel c Sui,i.s,r t0,0 -liar/ ” 99c. y
i1dreri's'CIff`Sods,, if Blue,Brovtire d Whi1e,:t,ok".
-Clear-,at .� 35c.
Gin hams are all Reduced,
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Saucers? onl'
'Cups
200 White and
Half Soles `Mend . our o Vi Mar
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Aitlminum Preserving Kett es --
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'12 -Qt. Size
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ler-Qt. Size',...
e ;Invite
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15c.
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` a PP.
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o yxsit ourShoe Departnlerit, A wonderful display
eather Goods for Ladies, Men or Children.
"Fleet Foot" Running Shoes, very cheap and s+eic
able, priced from 90c + $2.y25 per pair.
mart Step •Shoes ' for _,ales,. W hite Canvas with :.
Leather .:Sole, just they -thing for.the.• 'hot' weather ,
FriCed t $3.00.
,
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Hats
1111.
en
',sStraw
• �:�now.
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fou:li. Wantthat new: -Straw .Hat y . day
.: " are showiii our prices are
nme and �: dee' the 'styles we g,
er--�-than,: you -won expect. A
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Hose and, Sox
• r lines at 25c. t
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Hose, 'at 50c. ' of he � e
er+cerized���Lisle'Ho
::
pair.
oz
per5 •
Blue trim_.
'orBue
with Pink
' , : , inWhite'• wit, •
ldren s . Sox,.. , .
iat35c.:a. pair.
• Fawn and New -.Blue
trim -
in also � Plain P
pair.
‘eav Ribbed Sox,.,at 65c.per
c.:;
c• 0
� r at25 5
.. � • the hot weather,
hite Stockings, for ..: • ,,
and .1.75per pair.
5c.S
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WE HAVE A' COMPLETE STOCK OF`. COILED W I R E
BARB -WIRE -AND_ WOVEN FENCE OUR PRICES. ARE RIGHT.,,
AND .THE :,QUALITY THE' BEST,
WE. HAVE. WIRE TRELLIS FOR ROSE
FLOWER BED BORDER.
BUSHES ' AND
,'p
OUR STOCK OF •SCREEN',; DOORS AND . WINDOWS IS •
COMPLETE. WE HAVE MANY-STYLES—AND. ALL ,.SIZES,
START DEARLY TO SHUT'' :OUT THE FLY AND Y 0 U WILL"
HAVE COMFORT ALL , SEASON. -
.
NO
• • THING 'ADDS TO THE APPEARANCE OF A,.. HOME
MORE THAN. A WELL KEPT LAWN; TO' KEEP IT RIGHT,'
YOU NEED '•A MOWER THAT IS•WORKING PROPERLY. SEE
OUR, STOCK—EVERY 'MOWER'GUARANTEED,•
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r uetion in the
anufacturer'has: made a ed
The.M
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_ "near re= War:
nee of 'Cement, h g rY 'P...
prices, See us before buying, you will filed our price
right.
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essors to Lucknow Hardware & Coal Co...
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ent.=:Sun
- cDonald '
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iTay under, the parental • roof
Mrs; McQuillan Sr: is visiting her
daughter Mrs, E" Haines;
Snowden of .Golden'
Mrs. Jam around
,Valley �s visiting' relatives
Fordyce, '
Mr • Roy and Gordon' McGee visite
:ed- at . Mr, -Peter •Leager.'s: ;onu Sunday+
evening, , .._• •
Mr. and, Mrs,.' A. ICavines and favi=
ily •visited .relatives°•.aroinla Fordyce
• on Sunday, Martin
:,.
i . who Tial bee in
• John Mart n
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WORDS `OF • HIGH PRAISE FOR
FORMER' L CKNOW MAN
U
From a recent copy fih
c py of !The Morn-
ing Sun of Vancouver ue
erg'B. C,.we take
the; following reference' :to Mr.: A.'. C,
MacDou all's work at the coast:
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ESSONDALE, June 16. --Before' a
distinguished 'gathering of : repre-
sentatives: of .cities` and municipal-
:
ties. and, .prominent personages of
the' Lower `'Mainland, Mrs. Mary El-
len • Smith , officially opened the new
„$1_;000,000',.;unit ,:•to' the Prouineiah
Mental Hospital at Essondale, this
'ASHFIELD
-.I Ian' McRae of Lochals h. returned...
'to' Toronto 'on -Tuesday,.
Mr; Ed Armstrong of Ripley spent
a week visiting friends in Ashfield.
Mr' J L. Lamont of Kincardine
• Visited with friends in ' Ashfield ,on
Sunday.. ,
• ' Miss Donalda McGregor of Dui-
uth is visiting',With:-friends on"the
Lake Shore
Mics Ada Pirl•ering ,of Paramount
returned_._.heme.-•fro. ...an extended,
visit to Detroit
Mr, L. Forrester of Chicago, is
visiting. with Mr .nd Mrs: P. R. :Mc-
afternoon, ;
Mrs: Smith, who commented fa-
vorably on..'the work'accomplished'!
Many' others, including Dr.' H. C.
Steeves, medical' ' superintendent of
the Provincial- Mental Hospitals,' dur
ingy
the :course of - short addresses.
also, gave favorable testimony to the-
splendid ac'hiveement in erecting
such 'a. valuable,addition to the pro-
vincial mental. institutions'
by' -the Government -contractors, Me-
Dougall, •McNeill, Ltd,; following the
opening " cerem'o'ny •, was -, • •presented•
with a gold key; by the hardware
contractors; P. D, •Gordon Ltd'. whilt
Miss McDougall,' daughter of A, , 'C
McDougall,.,• senior • partner ..of': the
contracting, firm,,presen'ted 'her'witb
a beautiful basket of flowers,
BF,.LFAST
J
Mr and.' lIrs. Albert Carneron
ited with awanosh friends recent
ly. •
• . 11i,. and - Mrs. Rod} Alton and fano.
ily`'visited •;with friends at ' Port • Al.
bert'on Snday
:,, Mr_' • •and Mrs.,,... Tho's':.. rergusor_..
spent a day •recently'' -with 'friends:a:
Mr' John and Charles Martin have
both built supply tanks for water,'
Mr James'• -.Lea ler •of: Wangham • do=
ng' the work.'
Glad to• hear' that" Elwin, Webster
who recently ; got his hand bitten
while ' handling their tame .foxes • is
i r i
mp ov ng z p:.•, .
The - easiest thfng .in the' world is
an avho flatters ,him'-
ta flatter a..m
self, that he can t be flattered. ,
Goderich.
Miss .Tillie' Sherwood' has returner';
after , s �ndin'-.couple o`.
�#rame. a r pe gra
Weeks in
Detroit,
Mr and 'Mrs;•. John 'Bradley an:
sone Eldon'' of. Laurier' spent Sunda,
at her former home'here, .•
Mr': and. Mrs: Walter Altons en
p
` Mrs a, tray, last week with'� tr. andM s
Max. Baynard of Paramount ,
, Yir �aiid' Mrs, Henry Gardner arae°
son` of• '2,ion visited apt' the' home -64
Mr, 'and Mrs, Alf.. Sherwood on -Sun
Almost any man..,could.:eet a .good days • ,,;'
Job if he could. ruse his obit,* y no-
J Messrs, .Roy Irwin' and Reber!
'tide as a recommendation .. Henry' and: Miss Lila rwrn ,have re n
n•.. . 1 ,
The taxpayer aye the fiddler and
,,. � i� Or r~ �cou ,le o;! "el" fi>N , boy turned home a>*tex $Pendifsg ,� tew .r .. , ,
Toros F , has to buy olio• hodie, tool. . A yvitti ilii ride of porbaot. �$yt
Nay of Paramount,"
"Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald" Murra of
Detroit called. "' on "old Paramount fri-
ends during the w ek
McIntyre of Kincardine.
Mi;. `'Alex` :Mc y e
spent „Sunday • visiting `his -brother
and ',sisters it . Lochalsh. °
Miss Margaret" McKay. of Detroit
g, Y.
is spending a few months ''at her
Hemlock' City.
ironic at Y,
CULROSS CENTRE
Mr and • Mrs...Thos McIntyre ,-9f
Brussels 'are visiting friends .here,':
A number offriends and relations
from,here attended. Elie• funeral of
the late David 'Grant ''of 'sAshfield
Friday of last week;
Mr Stobo' had a successful barn
raising, on Friday last, •
:It - is Our sad duty to; record the
death of Lorne McDonald, who pas
sed awayat the. home of his father,
ld- - 'w t on
Mr "John-eonGen 6 es ,
Friday "'June '20th; following five
weeks illness during whichhe ' con-
st tly lost strength' He underwent
an. os
two serious operations , and although•
everything possible was done for the.
sufferer, ;„medical aid . and.: faithful
nursing was to ,no avail; In the 'pas-
sing of ,aorne'•tve • lose a faithful
follower of Christ Although ' only
seventeen -years: of age` he has beep
a' member” of Knox Church; ` '.Tees=
water. "for: soiree time, a ' faithful
' m: of: De• troit is member of the' Young People's.:
Mrs. W McGuire, ,
visitin ": with her
mother, Mrs Em-
ily ily Ensign, of Lochalsh,
Miss, ,Marie ,Barkwell . who 'spent
the winter in, the south has . return --
ed
ed to her home in Lochalsh.
Mi s= Elwood Drennan ; of London
is. visiting with her.parents Mr.. and
Mrs. .Alex < McDonald' . of Laurier.
Mrs Fairish of Goderich ''s visit=
ing • . for. a few: . dais. with her son
Kenney < Farrish'; of 'Hemlock City
Kenny 'Campbell ,was over . from
his
Detroit for.the week end' se
Lo ghian.
m Bell of C
mother Mrs; R. Ca p :,
Mrs. Jas:. Webster who gas been
' few weeks at . Orillia has
spending a
iP.
home'Pararnount
in.
returned.to het
Mr.' and : Mrs. Allan . McKenzie • of
Christian Endeavour and• a regular
attender of Con, 6, West, Sunday
School He,was a quiet home -keep-
ing boy and his character, was above
reproach, The funeral on: Monday
was very largely, attended,, interment
taking :place in• Teeswater Cemetery.
Rev, W.'. A. Bradley conducting ',the
services..'The Pallbearers Were: John
Case, • Will McRae,. ' Gordon . Stobo,
Wilfred a4IcKa�;•uri, •',Alex ;.McDonald
and Gordon Grant, There were°:'many
•beautiful floral tributes, ' from :.the.
Social Club, '.Public"".School,''Sunday
School,YounPeo• le's Christian
g P.
Endeavour, Jr: Farmer Boys' and
Gidsand `other from
relations;`" The.
sympathy. of the.community, is. with
the 'grief stricken father ;and mother
Chicago *were here attending `the}lei sad
and: sister Wilhelmina in their
Day
id
funeral of their nephewloss
STOP! and' Look at the Big Specials,:
Offkred for 14 Days
A.•' e 'are 1isLe:d
ductions Y Mens ao
Boy's Clothing
MMenen'ss Tweed TroShrfsuseat•rs89, c:'ReEga. 84,.50 for $2', 75.
• ch .,. .. "
P
s
:BoYy' Top `at 69.c'... ."Y�,rrr,4
Boys' Khaki Pants, atLL 98c.
Boys Khaki Over -Reg,„-$.- -for;-$-1.25
:q Men's. Sox,;, at 3 pair for 50c.
Peabody's Overalls, Reg. $2,75, for $1.95; also,
Leather. Label Overalls,, at same price
at 1.6
BIg" $ Overalls,$ 9.•
'Ladies' Silk Hose, for 59c. a pair, good quality:.
Ladies' Cotton Hose, 3 pair' for 50c.
Ladies Dresses Re 1.50 for ,98c.: nicely
Reg. � r
•
made anddifferent • patterns.
pa � ,• '
Pure Linen Towelling, 15° and 20c. a d. ..
All kinds of. Silks in many different' shades, at
$1.19.,a yard.
Children's • FancyHose,2 pair for'. 25c.
•
will be found
' • A few more bargains'
'_at,
in theStore.
B. Bl itZatei:ri'S
-e
or.
GoodsStore
S
• (Just . West, .of Certra'1 Garagc ).
'FOURTH ,CON::KINLOSS'
Mr.; ,Janes Little of."• Stratford
Normal is home
Mr. W m' .Fraser is v' siting . with
'ger, daughter Mrs, .,Robinson,
spending
Mr.'' George Middleton is.; spe g
' the week; with friends in London. '
Mr. and Mrs. Tyndall :. Robinson
:spent Sunday. with 'friends on. 'the.
Fourth,
Mrs R. Martin "'spent. the',.. week-
end with''her, father Mr Woods' of
St Helens'
,Mr. Hugh McMillan who has been'
home for a; couple of weeks has re-
turned • to .Toronto:
Mr . John 'Little, of . Listowel is
,spending. a' few days with' his mother
and brothers`: on the'Fourth,
Mr::.Will. .Haslam and ; Fred Whit-
field
hit-
''`m motored to John
' 1 ' of• 'Toronto o _
fie d
McLeod's on ` Saturday-, last
Miss Francis. McIver- who has been
attendin Norm 'al School At North
g .
Bay, 'is -home . for the "_vacation.
A -car load' -of "friends from Hen
n are: enjoying ' a few iholidays at*
fesJ
Mr ;and Mis Tom Webster --and
Mr.: Wilbert Webster of Seaforth,
;spent the week 'end" -with friends:
Paramount
Miss irene`,•Moore 'and"'Miss Olive'-
Teriff of Whitechurch ,is spending •
a"few days with` Mr. and. Mrs. .Jack
Henderson' "of Paramount:
Mr, Donald Ross' of Detro't, "Gir-
yin Ross of Calumet Mich: and Peter
McKenzie of Mount Clemens). Mich;
motored' over and '`spent a few days
-visiting with; i- en,ds_in.:.�._Lucknow
Lochalsh and •Ashfield..
Mueh sympathy': is felt for Mr.
and Mrs, R. A, Grant and' family in
the death by drowning .,of their 'son
David in Lucknoww on Wednesday
afternoon the' 18th inst. He was a
„. eneral.favour
• right;,.manly,•:.boy.Yya .g
te, with everybody • whp knew him:.
The funeral on Friday to Lochalsh
^emetery was the•largest ever seen
in these parts; It was indeed an exs
eeptonally mad °affair , •
CREWE
Mrs;Wm.. r`rwin..of •Belfast • •is
.;pending a few days at .George Heii-
-ty's,
!VIissalZuhy-allcQuod>- of 'L H.. S,
spentthe' week -end at her home
here.. ;V4
Vitt. Mrs, Wilfred Drennan
ipent'k Sunday...with friends at A:u-
:Num*: ; ?
Mr. eBrt. Reid hnd sister Mabel
visited'their .cousin'Mrs.M, McAllis-L
ter' on Sunday.,
Mr and Mrs. S'' Rivett' and dau
-+liter 4lda spent 'Sunday at -"Mr, •Thos;":
•Culbert's, Dungannon ,E-ast
Mr. and , Mrs. • Bert Treleaven and
family spent Sunday with Mr, and.
Mrs. Ewart Taylor', Lucktiow .
Mrs. Robt; , Elgie and. ' babe. of
aeaforth, •spent, the •past Week with
her mother Mrs, Relit. Finnigan,
1 life; 'and .Mrs.' 'Wm Crozier" .and
(airily. visited' Mr, and:Mrs, Newton
Campbell of Westfield on •:SSunday','
Mr. anct Mrs.` Matt Shackleton and
e son visited 'the formers sister'
i ...o,Tu'es•.
Mrs.Toed , pf Southa�rnpto» n
the. honie of Mr. and 'Mrs, .Robb *on
:the : Fourth
had a very successful
1'he school ' a ry
picnic in Mr. Nicholson's .grove, The
day was' ideal' and a large 'cro'wd ga-
thered
and spent an enjoyable after-
noon, and baseball .been the
noon, races ba b 1 g the
chief sports after which the prizes
:weregivenand bountiful lunch
. a u ,
reserved.
—oma o•-:•.-
WINGHAM' GIRLS GO
TO SASKATOON
Last weeks Wingham Advance had::
the following: Miss' Minnie Pringle
elate with., the Lucknow Table'Co,
and Miss,. Jean .Pringle, late nursing •
in. Toronto,.,.left recently : for ' Sask.
has'.fake a
atoon where the formern,
the ` Superintendent's ' of-
•
osition in , e p
P
il-
i n National Ra
five of the Canad a
Miss eataken'' a s-
Way and M ss J n has pos-
ition
ill ' De artmental'
lore. in. the 11ic1tQ an p
Store. `Ttre, Misses . Pringle are dap- f
liters of Mr and Mrs John S. Prin
g
gle of Turnberry
nderwear for all 'the famil
Sum�iie,r U , y
Summer Hosiery for all ; the family.
Bilii
n ::wits .for'-�►I•+en
:Women and Children , S ' eci
a
g
p
nes in PurM Wool Bath.in •. Suits.:
al `Val • g .
Childr•en s ,Sod,• • •I•n Wlyite Sand, Buttercup, Blue,
acid Brown, 35 `t'o 60+x.
•
1 s•Pamlco Cloths •Broadcloths, Collar Laces
•
Etc.
t
man's
1Vfade-To
Measure
- Clothe
For• Men,,
one
Lln l
urns'
W •
and
L�
noleiir� :
Rugs..