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CLOTHS. 72'' x.94' 7, A Outer she -_-_ _._.-_. $4.75
HED SPREADS in shades of rose, green, peach,
Large size..
TOIT sfAmix NO MISTAKE WHEN
SAMMI PANTIES
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$?-50 a
V011 GIVE LINGERIE
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V'AN �' T!d`E GOWNSSPA%
•59c up
$mss
HANIOES are always aee6ptabie. Pure Linen Hankies: in white,
embroidered in white or colors 25c 4
BMW HANDKEE€iHEFS, 3in a box ..:__..... -.____ .. 19e to $L99 ;k
Mes:'s LDI3124/ HANDKERCtui S with or without initial
F.ari . w 35e, 39c 50e i
Mears Botany Wool RIBBED . HOSE, Cutts . Ask the man . .
who wears Pennington socks. 1.0 4-12. ..SLIM i
i the members. This being the annual
1 meeting °i s - various officers read
'Co.
their re • • : for all the year which
was a very successful one. All,meet-
have 'beery well attended as
<„ <� -.4„- ire ,i,.. .,,, ..4.E a<; .c ,— .*1: -a --7:1- _ W Is: being interesting and In-
' . spiting: Filmareial]y we met our al-
location:. The bion• Band under
the leadership of Mrs_ Elizabeth
Rose had some 'very good meetings.
The officers elected were for the
most part the same as last year,.
Mr& Donald B. MacKenzie kindly
consented to be president. The meet-
ing closed by singling the National
Anthem and the mizpah benediction_.
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THE LUCKNOW 9 SENTINEL,-LIICSNOW, O T'AR O
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The December meeting of the
Ashfield W,M.S was held at the
Volpe of Mrs..Nei 3. MacKenzie on
the 9th of December .with Mrs. Don-
ald IL MacKenzie presiding. The
Meeting opened by singing a Christ
mas Carol with the '
read byMrs. MSac�ture being
MacKenzie: Mrs.
Murdoch flt'R n„'e Mmlained the
scripture reading and showed that
the love of God was made manifest
in his sacrifice_ Miss Anna Mae
MacDonald read a paper on "Re-
ceiving to give again”, Then Mrs.
Sam,, Gibson led in prayer. Two
splendid papers were given. by Mrs.
Reuben Wilson and Mrs, Neil G.
MacKenzie. The first was -"The
church in the community" and the
next 'Btmilding a community of
'Christian homes". bliss Mary Mc-
Leod read about the advantages of
Sunday Schaal to boys and girls.
Mrs, D. A. MacDonald led in prayer
followed by another carol sung by
"i hear your wife) outing. in her s
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boN— .year, couldn't stand talk -1 "Yes„ she's gone
mutter'.
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He'd: Be Delighted If
Santa Claus
has any of
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S1TAVJNG SES
• SHAVING SETS,
WAY SHAVING S ES
IIILLEAMB SHAVING SETS
BRUSH SETS FOR MEN ,
BILL FOLDS .�_.__._______._-.... ____
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3, $5J.
Ste, 'AUS,
$1-23, $225
Sia •h $L111:
• s e&s
RS. in. .$5.00
• 75;•R.r T Win'
SP CIA Chrabnas Cards in a useful Gift Sox _::...__ 25c
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TRANSPORT DRIVER •
SETS SAFE -DRIVING RECORD
The safest : driver on the 'road to-
day is . burly, shy, Harvey Kasten,
of Walkerton, Ont_; who stands six
feet two, weighs 225 pounds and has,,
hands, litre hams. In 17 years' he has
driven 930,000 miles without an 'ac-
cident, and here's his secret of suc-
cess:
"I
never tatr' a chance on the
other, guy".
They handed Kasten the Legion
of •Safety .trophy at the Automotive
Transport Association of Ontario's
annual 'diaowwr,has
P $50 i�.s cash, Plus,
a $35 Voneher . for a, suit, and they •
told him that it was; men such as be .
who made the roads safe: .
Kaster' has a wife and sews -year Ik
old 'son,be is 34 and has been driv-
ing nights for the Hanover TransFiL
-
port Company for .seven years. He's
never ' scratched a fender in that
time, .he said. '
Warm • Comfortable Undergarments k
for every one in the Faintly. Old1.3
Low Controlled Prices. The Market
Smells De roY •Trout
Gocterich fishermen don't take
kindly to the smelts, which they
claim areresponsible for
a very
poor traul Ochlog o season.- The
smelts are a salt -wager fish; and
'
since their invasion of fresh water,
area a menace to the trout: ,Fisher-
men claim that besides eating most
of the trout spawn and fingerlings
brought from Government Hatch-
eries, the smelts • cause the death
of the•big trout which eat'them.
It is claimed that the trout can't
digest ,the .smelts, which have teeth,
and take sick and die. ltnless some-
thing is •drine about it, one fisher-
manfisher-
maneiai.nc that there won't be any
trout in Lake • Huron in a few years.
LUCKNOW
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. J. W. Stewart, B.A., B.D.
Pastor
SUNDAY, DECEMBER20iir,1912
CHSISTblAS. SERVICES
11.00 nun.— First CChristmasTh
Service. . , Story.—e .lie
Points of the Star".
Junior Church.
3.00 p.m. -Sunday . School.
7.00 p.m.—"Where Is He?"
Special Christmas music at.
both services.
FRIDAY, DEC. 18th at 6.30 p.m..
S. S. and Cong. Supper_
Store. •
GIFTS.
That Last
ARE GIFTS
THAT PLEASE
Watches
Engagement Rings
Caps & Saucers.
SR 7Viers and
Community Just a few suggestions --Drop
in and inspect our showing of t
For. The . • 6
SERVICEMEN
611
fire was phoned to Kincardine
lovely gifts..
ASK FOR A CATELOGUIE
(LOCAL and GENERAL)
Mrs. Chas„ Steward who"has been
ill for the past few weeks is im-
proving.
m-proms& _
Mrs. D. MarR� IMI of 'Winnipeg
has.; been visiting with friends here
while on a short visit East.
M. T Lon-
don
Alton has gone to on -
don to spend the whiter there with
her daughter, Wm Aima Alton:
Mrs. Ida Elliott of Toronto in re-
newing her Sentinel says: "It is
more welcome with each passing
yeas"
Mr_ Robert .
Durnin, Mr .and
and family
Allen. Durnin's.
3 hiss Annie
" Lorne Durnin
at -.111.1s.
Fred
t-Mrs-
Fred and Gordon Ste- .• • of the
Army Postal Corps are spending a
21 -day leave with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Steward. Mrs.
Steward, accompanied "Fred • home
from Montreal.
Mrs. Russell Hartley of Wood-
stock. .has.. -been visiting: with Mrs.
Frank Cole, who was ill for a time -
Mrs. Cole has returned to Woodstock
with Mrs. Hartley where she will
visit for a time and plans . to later
spend some time in Detroit.
William Johnston of town is 'con-
siderably improved in health, after
being seriously 111.1 fora few days.
Mr. Johnston took ill two weeks ago.
and his son Jack was called home
from Elmira, when at that a it
was ' thought an operation might be
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THE HOME of Janes Kirkpatrick
south of Pine River was destroyed.
by fire on Sunday, •'Dec lber 6th.
M. Kirkpatrick, who lives alone,
was not at house at the time and
the flames had- gained considerable
headray when d by neighbors,
who, however, were able to save
some of the household effects. A i
bomber pilot from Port Albert 'also
Signalled his base, and word of the
Ronson Lighters •
Bslifoid..
Pen and Pencil ,Sets
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WMe SCHMID�,. ,
Jeweller - —' — Lueknow
/S•6r<<!s' . t< w /r/•i' �d ilk
PAISLEY COUNCIL has voted $150
and free water to the owner of the
Vittage rink to assure it operating
than year with the usual free skat-
ing privileges at certain times for I
young children The LO.OF_ lodge
and the Rotary Culb are to c6ntri-
baste 'x_00 each, as well
MRS. J. B: MARTYN of Ripley re-
cently observed her 80th birthday
avid continues to enjoy good health
A dinner was given in her honor
by her granddaughter, Mrs. Walter
B. Culbert
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SAY, Dom, 17,
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AT LOW- SEASONABLE PRICES
-For the Christmas Meal
Libbes Tomato Juice
Aylmer Apple Juice
Supreme
Supreme Sweet" Mix Pickles
Jelly Powders for Shiminer-
Westores Chrishnas Cake
Happyvale Mincemeat
Eatmor Cranberries.
White Serviette's
POPCORN BALLS
JOLLY KRIS KRACKLEY NuT
GINGER ALE IN CHRISTMAS CARTONS
CHRISTMAS CIGARETTES ES . & CIGARS':
CHRISTMAS CANDY IN LIMITED- VASE S (
CHRISTMAS )FRUIT BASKETS—MADE TO ORDS
MAKE TOUR t7IRISTMA S SHOPPING EASIER EY
y.
SHOPPING .AT
For that 'After Ste'
B. C. Delicious. Apj4es
Red‘Emperor Grapes
Valencia & Navel Oranges
�Au: Sizes)
rotato Cbip
Tangerines
Persian Dates & Table Figs
Popping Cern
Grape Jniee & Ritz Biscuits
THOI�IPSO�N'S.
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Well behewWhip Tw lkTesr
fee -% mime!
Wire neves vino so happy as
we're hal gson of our
silk a{e„_,
lm If y�n
came in and will be glad In give
you the latest infannartan'ime d .'
from to Penna ladnaatatias and
£zporime frit Tann. Tenn if !nn
rave no problems—dscp in far a
friendly chaff
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FOR HOGS •
Add 1 Bag Hog Chow to each 5` bags Chop _.Prodnee 4 Hogs
per ton of Chop instead of just 2 — Ask for plan ' of sell feeder_
For reliable farmers, we will supply you with Hog Chow at to-
day's Cash Price, pay when the Hogs go to market—no carrying
charge. ..
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The
AS SAL
is now in lull swing at
The Ma ket Store
ensible and Seasonable Gift Goods
in a wide selection for every member of the family
6 Shopping Days Until Christm;
You will
enjoy shopping
at the
Market St�re
The S
The Stock
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