HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-10-26, Page 84
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idal�, 1 ►ct. .
Mr. and Afro. " tovb Martin visited at
J.
J. WQon's oh' Sunda':
1r. and Mrs'. W,need have moved
*to their! :new home ata, Lucknow,
Mr. awl Aire. Amon MQIntyve,' 9f
Iiiiitnil, tvertrStanday viettoro its' Rog
IIc'r arse.
L03'r` 02 lrrts L tits.—A pall of sonow
settled over this'vicinity whentawscame
of the fate of the big steel. freighter,.
'The Mtrida!, which was lost with all
bands in: last: Vriday night's, gale,. qlf;
1VindQor.� Among the vietima are a unto.
ber from A,hdeld and Ooderioh. • Chief
Engineer .Toseph O'Connor, and Fireman
John Quigley,,' of Kaigsbrrdge,' and -Fire',
Ina, i \witted Attstin and; Wm. Bogie, of
1:310ericli, were welt knows in ,Asnbeld,
A member or bodies have, been washed
ashore, among tbein that of Wui. Bolin,
Daiid:Corbett, er Qodericli•, •and Zoon:
Oallaban, of Whitechurch;, are also amot*.
the:.lost. We boi►e to'be, able. to 'give
snore particulars next week, ,
OV RCQATS .are alw tys• a 'muchneeded part of
a man's attireat this' of the year*, and this
store stands ready with the 'right kiids le styleadd
quality at to right moment to supply. Our Over.
coats. ,are: weltmade and neatly tailored in nice
styles that give that feeling . of comfort and satis.
factioa at the smallest possible cost • to you.:
See unix range. when fining your-require.-
meats.
our- r.equire '
mend . Prices ran e:from ��A #o' $20
. •
With Special • values at :$15i•
i l c�•re '$ ' 'ooty
.
With cold. and 'wet weather
at hand the children require
good.footwear for health and
Comfort.. WO ':are.. always''
careful to have thevery best.
footwear We can •secure for
the wee. folk .and the Older
children as well, The Clan -
sic Shoes for children • are growing in favor..` 'every •
day`' because of their sensible and comfortable
n
eat-
fttirstyles .and splendid wearing qualities of their
slices; Conte to us for good footwear for your
children,
dRUBBE:RS.1 : RUBBERS! RUBBERS!
Keep your feet dry and comfortable• at this season by, wearing
• good quality Rubbers.. Our range of styles, sizes b.nd qualities.
is now very cgmplete'and prices .very reasmab'e.
TIOMBSSEK6RS' EXCUItSit r78;; To
WI STURN CANADA.
The; Grand. Trunk • Railway System
issue :round trip Hoineseekers' tickets n,t
very low fares''from eta'tipns. in Canada
to points in'•Manitoba, Saskatchewan
and Alberta each Tuesday until Oct. 3iet
inclusive, via North Bay, Cochrane and'
Transcontinental Route or via . Chicago,
St. Patil and: Duluth, and are good re-
turning two months from: date of lssue..
Through Tourist sleeping cars areOper-
ated esch Tuesday for Winnipeg, leaving
Toronto 10:45 p.m. via Tranedontinental
Route, without'change Reservations in
tourist sleepers may be Obtained at nom-
inal charge' on application to any Grand
Trunk Ticket Othee •The Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway is the shortest and quick•
est route between Winnipeg, Saskatoon
and Edmonton, with mouth road -bed,
electric lighted sleeping cars, through the
newest, most picturesque, and most rap •
filly developing section of. Western Can-
ada.
•B.;fore deciding on yOur trip ask
Grand, Trunk Agents to hirniah full par,,.
ticulars or write 0. .E. Horning, District
Passenger Agent., Toronto, Out.
26-10
BOYS' CLOTHING
Those needing a ,mice suit should see ..our splendid range -irk 4iis
line made "ia the latest Norfolk styles, -neatly tailored in very
attractive patterns of =Tweed. s. •
There is always a big demand for :Boys' Pants,- fur the average
boy can wear out two pair of pants' forione suit. See our
range in Bloomer styles, all well lined and cut in latest styles.
Prices. 4ccording to .size' and quality. 75c• to $1.25. .
BOYs.' .SWEATER COATS• -.-Big range to select from.
ng��
Fine.' qualities and nice styies,li • Prices ,90c to. $:2.50.
Olivet
Monday, Ocr.-23.
Wesley Mills, ' of : Roya,I :Oak, ;spent
Sunday et Sam .McGuire's.-'
Ed: Wilson will•, have charge of the
service at Olivet nextSunday afternoon.
• Dineen McTavish had charge qfthe
services at Bethel and Am'berley on Sun -
Mr, and ,Mrs. James 'Roulston ark
visiting the latter's brother at S:itncoe:
' *this week. • •
The' delegates who attended the Ep-
worth League and Sunday 3eh0o1 'Con-
vention had in Wingham gave their
reports at League on Tuesday night of..
last week, and at ' Sundryl}'.Schoal on
Siand afternoon. 'Sixteen of the League.
members attended the Convention.
• lolyrood =
Thos. 'White for the past 17 years. .She
was a faithful member of the Catholic
Church, and a kind friend and neighbor
to all who knew her. Miss Fitzpatrick
was 63 years of age. She leaves,a large'
circle of friends to mourn her loss. The
funeral was; held on Saturday to St,.
Augustine cemetery, service being con-
ducted at the -church here by Rev. Father
Capps, of Teeswater, and at the grave'
grave -
byRev,.Father - Dean, .o•St. - Augustine-
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NOTICE TO. THE PUBLIC.
(')n and after the 1st.. day of, •Nbvem-
ber, Treleaven Bros.. purpose putting.
their business on a cash basis. This im-
plies thatall book accounts are to 'be
settled not later than Nov„ Ist.
26-11-c.
-Monday, Oct:`23.
Mr. and Mrs. M. 3. Irwin spent Sun-
day at R. S. Hamilton's. .
_Sacramental•tservices will he held in
lethodist,Churt
Mr.' Jai. Hughes and family; of Teem
water, visited at M. J. Irwin's oti Sun-
day.
MPS..W.•T. •Wellings..spent.a couple of
days last.week•with her sister, 'Mrs,, S.
Parker,. Culross. •
• Chan or Tgartss.--Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas White and •fttrnily; wish to thank
their Mende; Ind neighbors or . eir
kindness during" their 'regent bereave-.
The Women's'rnstitute will hold their
next meeting at t .ome of rs "m:
liodgins, Westford.: oil :Thurad'ay, Nov.,
• 2nd, at 2:30 o'clock sharp, A paper on-
"How-to;Keep :S1'y Reis and Girls _on
the Farm," will begiven by Mrs.
d'aines and Mrs M. J. Irwin. A,. 'towel
•- "shower" will.; be held; tbwel to -be 1:8x36
in; Any. person. wishing to .help •.iri
sending a Christmas Roar to the soldiers;
'ehoufd bring their baking' to the meeting,.
box td consist (dourly, cookies and fruit
taker Everybody welcome. Towels to
.be of Hrtckaback : or Turkish 'iawelliag:
Ontriwty.-An old:. and : esteemed
resident of Holyrood, i:n .,the person of
14fisa+."Elisa Pitzpatrick, passed' to her
' ^ :eternal l oath on Tuesday, °October lith,
Petaled, had Waite trier home, with Mr,
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Eighth Con., Kinloss
Monday, Oct: 23.
JosephCulbert spent 'Wednesday in,
Lucknow.
Earl' Culbert spent.'Sunder with
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friends at Bethany.
Farmers on the line. are 'busy with
threshing this week.
IPAov •spA the : wgek-end
at her home in .Walkerton. —
Mi. , and Mrs. K. Finlayson spent
Thursday at George Harris'.
Mrs. Ernest . Ackert and family are
visiting her mother in Ethel. for' a'' few-
days.
ewdays. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew . Hamilton • and
family spent•Sunday ••with' :Ler paras
-at'E inloutih. • • . „ , s
Donald Smith has started: to build a
garage: Donald has a fine' car, arid of
course must protect it from the winter
imd-amt-arrow.
Verdun
, Monday, Oct. 2.2,
Mir: and Mrs. H. Osborne and Miss
Evelyn'Osborne spent Sunday at Mir. T
Hooey's, r
.Mr. Walter and M isa Elide'Steele were
the guests of Mre. A.; ; Aidstiong• - atie
evening last week,
Mise Nellie McMullen arrived home
last Satttrday after sponding,a week with
Mr: and, Sire. C. Hoare, of Clinton.
Cine of the' young gentlemen of the
iOth.Con. visited our church Sunday
evening. We strongly' suspect he was
looking for some "wise" people.
Teeswater'
—Tuesday, Oct.. 24.
MrsJames McPherson, of .Toronto,. is
visiting her daughter,. Mrs. Dr. Gillies.
. Mr. Gilmore,., of 'Ripley;-who.,has.been
in Europe for •a.conaiderabJe time.. since
the war, began,' lectured in Knox church
_Monday evening, giving his experiences
•
and. observations. The address was
entertaining '• and . instructive, though
harrowing -at times, especially when deal-
ing with the German'.atrocitios ip Bel.
gium and France, ' . - „.
Mr. Watson, 'for many years a resident
of 'Teeswat'er, :was interred in . the Tees -
water cemetery, the funeral -taking place
from the home ' of- his •daughter, Mrs,
I?'rank Moore. ` Mr. Watson was .for
many years a well-known'dgure in Tees -
water and vicinity,.` but has ,been ailing
for many months past, and answered the
• final call last Saturday. He leaves. a
family of five to•mournhis loss.
The concert last Friday evening under
the auspices of the Ladies'. Patriotic
.aeagli ryas highly -successful, adding
some 9 -
. $ to th ands 'I'he�"I°,iiclrn�it�-
Dramatic Club 6 the play ."Under Tw.o,
Flags" :furnished the entertainnieni.
There was not a dull minute. To single
nut any actors. for•praise; would be unjust'
to others, though personally 1 was im-
pressed with the naturalness of Cigarette.
and Venetia.
�he'J•urggle ' ."
'--1IIonday, Oct. 23,
• Re Hudson Sundayed at home thi
week,
Messrs, ' lex M-eintosh and hairy.
Jewitt returned from the '.Weet last
reek. •
Ma' and Mrs: Wm. 'McDonald and
Mitis Annie Brown' spent this .week -end'
with friends in. Qoderieli, •
.It.seerns that all good shots de not be-
long to rifle clubs, as one of .our local
sportsmen is credited with baggin .three
ducks by adsingle 'shot.
' There has been received in the Jungle
a; consignment of '.giit'ea pigs from the
Model furan, and parties desiring good
stock,' would do Well to sec these before
buying,.
•O!HOS .
• 4 -Monday,:Oct. 23.
Mr. I. J. Husk returned home, from
the West on Monday„.
Maas Lily McKinnon has resumed her
duties in Brantford.. • . -
"Miss. Fraser , has . been; -visiting ,her
uncle, Mr. McKenzie, of Southampton.,
' *BS Mary McLean, of Tiverton, ,re-
newed.aequaintances in the vicinity last
week.. ' '
Miss.'Areher, of,..Walkerton, is• spend-
ing
pending some time 'With -Mts. W. H., Mc-
Nally. • -
Mr. Gees. Reynolds, of Toronto,
'visited'relatives on 10th,'' con , Kincar,
dine, this week.
Mrs, McDonald has ret rned' to De
troit,.Slirh,, after spendingeveral weeks;
with her daughter, Mrs. W. H McNally.
The people of the village and vicinity.
are arranging a Red Cross Society Here'
this week., ' Let everyone ;tie interested.
Mr. Cuthbertson,.of .Toronto, adcon,-'
panied the family and.reinanai of the
late R. Y. McFadyen, of Toronto, ;here.
oti Wednesday...
1111'urdy's eekreIerlt. The T. 0. 0. l .'
brethen buxi charge a ➢:l the services. Tu
the bereaved ones d'eppeet, :heart felt
sympathy ie' extetriled. Alm Arch. Me-
E"dyen,• Boundary Last, Tiverton,o is, a
stater of the deceased, and also A,ira',
Ferguson,, cf 'Vancouver, « a, a slater.
NOTICE TO TIlt" •PUBLIC
On and after We. .let. day of ,Novern-';
'hier, 'releevsn Bras. purpose gaiting
Weir i •tz
t r
b a. flus ia4 0s•
s ti a: tesla basie, his fin..
plies, dint all boob accouutn are to be
aettled,uot later. than IYov, ,'1st.
26•x1 -c.
'inn N9* 10 is atour erviet
tie'Sotu tor Cash.—We ,Sell Cheaper Yhant The Credit Store
Kin*Ali.
- The monthly tneeti g of the kintaii
bratieb of the Women's Institute 1villrbr
held at the1ieme of Mrs. Aibert,J3eelcett•.•
on Thura4ay', Nor. tad. A good pro-
grain is a petted,' '
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There died of of pendieltis in 'Walker-
ton' Hospital on S:aturctay, Oct:' 210t,
.osepb Stanley, aged 9 years, 6 rebirths
and 14.days. tie was a on of Mr., and
Mrs. Edward Stanley, .of�this'place:. , The
ins
remawere taken to ,Qreenook ceme-
tery for interment 'on Tuesday afternoon,
the funeral beiug conducted byRev, Mr.
Cree, of Berrie. The scriool was closed
end the teacher and children paid their
last respects to their school -mate: The
parents arid family have dire sympatby
of the community, in their sad bereave-
ment. •
Kinlougb
Tueaday,'Oct 24.
George Tiodgkirison, of Riversdale,-
spent Sunday in our burg.
Will. Percy had a sheep killed by dogs
on, Thursday.
Are you patriotic; women? Do you.
want the Allies to win the war? . If ` so,
fetch your needle and thimble to the
Orange Hall en Friday afternoon.
William McFarlane ..has rented Ed.
Percy's farm.You will have to get a
wotinan; Billy. I understand bachelors
are going to be taken.
Peter Hodgkinson has purchask` the
Basso lot in-Kinloggh. We guess sortie
preacher will get a -five, eh, Pete?
F. Hodgkinson made 'abusiness trip
to Ripley on Monday. • • -
Mrs. J. Barnes and `Mrs.. I. Pinr.ell•
visited friends around Wliitechurcli en
Wednesday, '
Mrs. William Alcock and Mrs. W. J.
Alcock were visiting friends in,' Cuiross
and Langside a few. days last week,''
„ - Lottie. L., Tillotson, .the Hawaiian en-
tertainer, is one of the most _practicalljr
certain attrac4ions on the platform.: Dur-
ing the•last 19 years'she`has filled more
than two hundred and sixty engagements -
each year, and we have yet to hear of an
adverse ctiticicni: She is so" full of'vit-
ality and life that her, very presence is
like a breath of fresh, .pure air. •The
lecture was at once .entertaining and
elevating.—Bridgeton (N..1) Pioneer. --
At the Town Hall, ,Lucknow, on. • Wed-
'.Out.—We have this week to re-nesday evening,. Nov. lst. •
ort,the death of a former resident. of
.lr m
this,plece in the 'person' of Mr. • Robert
Young iMc1'adyen,' who' passed awayy at.
his late residence, 385 Markham. St , To•
route; on Monday afternoon, October 16,.
in.his•58th . year. ; He.Jiaas. been. in poor
health for some time, but his death came
as ashock, to everyone. " He was the son'
of the late'ldector. Nil Fadyen, 'Boundary
west., Ile was born in Airdrie, Scotland,
and with his•paients imigrated to. Can-
ada when a tittle lad. He lived with
his parents on Lot 23,. Con: • 1, Bruce
Twp, uniil,married to Miss. Catharine
McKay. After souse time lie moved to
Glamis:. The deceased was .very active,
'energetic end intelligent, and was highly
respected by all, putting forth, great en-
ergy -in any afffirsipertaining to his work.
After coning to the village he'continued'
his calling as builder and corlfCactor..lie
was • also manager of the°lainis Lumber
Mill and Cheese Box.Faciory,-in which
capacity he was very Successful to. the
entire satisfaction of his employers.
Fuilmg liearh calmed `l`ir� '�o""r��"�is`
energies and take life'easier, moving to
Toronto about fi-•e•yeiars'ago. For the
past three years he, has ` been in poor
health:..-' Mr. McFadyen was Tax Collec
for for Bruce Twp, for a•number of years.`
In politics . be • was ' a staunch Liberal..
and :was .President of the 'Veit l rune
Liberal Association: for a. numb er
of.years. 110eieterta'nrourn-,-hf3---de.:
•anise his. wife, 'one son, telex, and one
daughter„ltobena, all of Toronto, • The
remains were 'brought Via U.T.'11,. from
orgnitt3 'inkertea ^Station•,-•cry-Ved
neKday morning, interment being made
WEAK, AILING CHILD - •
Made Strong By Delicious Vinol
Lakeport, N, 110. -"Our little• girl'8
year's of age was in 'a "debilitated, run-
down condition ' aitd• had. d stubborn
cough so she was weak and ailing all
the time. " Nothing 'helped her .until:
we tried Vinol. Then, her a tato
inercaeod and she is ntrong and well, and
I' wish other parents of wealc, delicate
children would try Vifiol "-- O o...A.
,This is lieeattse. Vinol contains beef
and cod liver peptones, iron and
,anancrinese • peptonates and glycero«
phosphates which she needed„
Did, ,Fin M, solailCE •LUCIIN� W'
„ n
Paramount
.-.,Tuesday, Oct'. 24,
His friends -received word -that Ernest
Olark,.of this place, has ,been .seriously
wounded in .France.. ,.
The Paramount Beef Ring. had their
annual meeting last night. All accounts
were settled and arrangements w de for
carrying on the Ring next year.
Mr..Hib'ben4, who has beea ,working
for 1'. R. McNay -for the last tiro seasons;”
has moved on to a rented farm • near
Laurier. We wish , you success, Mr.
Hibben. .
Whitechurch-..
*-T.uesday, Qct. 24.
Dr: and. Afro. White ire ,'visiting in.
Collingwood..
Mr.'V1Tm.'I"ur'Qen is.home after spend-'
ing t few months in the West. } .
. Mr. :and Mrs. Robt. Mowbray, •of
Wingham, spent Sunday visiting friends.,
here, • .*
Mr. A. Il, Musgrove, M.P.P, Wing.
ham, visited at the home of Mr. 1?
Henry last week.
-----Mrs.--„Dobbs-,--of -Golden . Aradley, -Ne
Ontario,, is visiting,' ber mother,. Mrs.
Milner, who is seriously ill. • '
Rev. Hugh Ferguson, of Stratford,
.occupy e pu""lpit'in"ifi Perebyier"
fan Church again next Sunday.
The Young. People's 'meeting Sunday
e've'ning was led by Miss :G. Vox,,, the
sublect.being "Manliness and- Woinanlr-
nem." The 'subject for next Sunday
evening is "Our Island' Mission, 'mini°
dad.". The leader is Miss Et el Cluw.
"The sad news' reached our illa�ga oti
,
'Tuesday of the death of John • 'ella-
had whose body had been washed as ore
ate Toledo on Monday.. IIe was one of
the etc son a boat which .wag wrecked
in the storm on Lake Erie ' last Friday,
Much-sym'pathy,is felt NI. tint bereaved
family,
eason for
STOVES
We have. Heat* ► Stovesthat burn
tither coal or virood and they are
-the; best' value ever 'offered in
ue now.
They are nicely nic-
kelled - and present a beautiful
appearance.
15 inch ot, com rete with .feeder, ,12.1.
r, p p .: � 5
1 inch 'pot, ' eo, mplete: with feeder $11.75
Fresh 'Car of Ceinent;
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just Arrive:.
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A Full Stock of Elbows and Handmade
Stovepipes alwayson hand
The Lucknow Hardware & CoalCo.
TOE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
Clean, smokeless and odorless oven means perfect
cooking and baking. This is assured by ventilation and
the'nickel-coated nonruust steel lifting in ,
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eitie
It: won'tbe(hard ro decide what range you want in your
kitchen after I show, you the Pandora's special features.
• 887
Sold by .NkcLeod & Joynt
Second .Con.,,Kinlass
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—Tuesday; Oct. 23.
Mr. and:Mrs. Edward Johnston, of
•Cuurey's Corners, spent Sunday with
friends on the line.
Miss, .Lorena Concrete: ,visited . ber
friend, Miss Lillian Baynard, of• Para-
mount. on Sunday., .
Mrs. Donald Campbell,' of Lucknow,
gave some of her old friends, a call this
week... We. are always pleased tdl fief)
the old neighbors .'con.ing• back t9, the
line -occasionally- -
We notice that a -number on the line
have had their names: repainted on their
mail boxes. Everyone should do this
for the convenience of the travelling
public. It will mark you as an- pp -to-
date firmer. •
1 and Mrs. James Irwin entertained
a elfr of their friends eta. het fowl sup,
per one evening last week. Among those
ma sent were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Irwin,
Thomas Henry, of Holyrood, 'and Mrs.
George Irwin. -
It is -nigh time„ the Social Club was
'Meeting again •tt spend some of those
long and •happy' evenings in somebody's
' I
parlor. • There is nothing that unites a.
neighborhood .more, and let this coming
seaaon be the best or Most sociable -one.
we have yet had. '. . .
Aslif,eld•
The following letter, :which expl'afn3,
itself, has beep received by Mr. K. Div
MacLennan, of Ashfield: -
- August 28, 1910.
J{. D ' MacLennan, E,ecj.,
R. R. No. 3,1,uckeow, Ont.
Dear Sir:
I have .plenspre 1n-enelos"ing- here-.
with otlicial receipt for the sum of $6O,
being the proceeds of a picnic held at
Lake Huron. at L+'•ighteen-mile River,,
• under the auspices of a committee cqm-
prised of K, D. Maclennan, Neil Mac
kenzie and T. Kempton, and sent as is -
1 donation to the. Canadian Red Crow
Society...
I am requested by our Executive Conn-
• neittee to express their grateful' thanks
- for your continued interest and assist-
ance iri our work, which arevery much'
appreciated:
Yours, very truly,
NOEL M AItSHALL,
Chairman,Executive Cominittee;
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dei and rs ;t=e its of
Prices, ' Good colors and styles to choose
--•-r -• from. Also Ladies' 82 Children's.
Now is the time to buy as' prices have ad-
vanced greatly.
Mens Black B
eaverV Overcoats at • i 4.
Tweeds at $12.• These were bought early
for this fall and winter.
Ladies' Fall and 'Winter Coats --A11
goodvalue---ANumber at Cut
. _.. Paces
Visit our Millinery Department'
where . you will get up -to -bate
Rats at Reasonable Prices,
4;
W,CONNELL
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