HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-11-30, Page 8hrigtmas NWS.
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EAR by year the tendency to give as gifts to our friends what is useful
rather than the merely ornamental increases, and this year, perhaps more
than others, when so many of.our brave bcys are away fighting for free-
dom and liberty and the protection of our homes and loved ones,' will our
thoughts of Christmas giving be of Gifts that Are Useful? This store always
makes special preparation for Christmas time by the eatiy purchase asuitable ;goods;
special decOration of our store and theplacing ort our cuunters a great variety of
sensible; suitable gift goods. at reasonable prices.
OIFTS FOR, §.0!,pkERs
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it is not yet too late to send parcels by mail to the ,soldier boys .in .France aid
England eilio post. office (lept rtinent haswisely endeavored to, Italie: parcels
sent early so as to alioid thp great rush during:thelast. two weeks, and many
pareels'have already •ben sent,but 'still there Is time to se id others and we
suggest three durable and:useful gifts.
HANDKERCHIEFS, BRACES AND, SOCKS
Cotton Khaki Ilarldkcrehicfs 'These' mai be enclosed with letter SOCKS. --.The boys rarely, get
„ .104 it large envelope which we supply too many sucks and they are at-
inelda NItOti Handkerchief*. . •Ways. „welcomed and should anygone
15c, ''• " get too many they, in the spirit of
Silk num Handkerehiellii 110ACES.--Se Mu' la; ge ran"; true, comradeship, g adly share
plain „,with those not so rertnnite. -80;
Silk Khaki liandke 11." of various kinds. and qualities, at SRID SOCKS. We have., two
with eenh, AtaPle Leg..59c• 25, 55 dud50c ' • wool socks at,50. aW:1 %O. pair, -
s,
„ very suitable lineolu heavy ribbed
,HAATE. 1(011 _SEEN T�E- CHRISTMAS DESIGNER .?
It is equal to any Christmaspubhcationas, a magazine and includes all the tat-
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est, 'fashion news anfl • illustrations, By subscribing now you may begin the
year With, this nuniber and receive itinonthly at our counters for cone"yeaf. •
Also the.Standard.Winter Fashion Book and one Standard'Pattern, all for 55d.
if these were purchased single they would cost you $ t .65. Subscribe .now and
save money; Standard, Ptttterns are 10, 15 and 20C, Fashion Sheets Free.,
We have placed a Fashion _Sheet tiolder ,near The ,store entrance;
which we keep filled with the I. atest Fashion .Sheets, and we ask
these Interested to TAKE ONE FREE. ,
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atelv For Our Christmas
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—Tuesday, Nov 28,
Airs:Rory Mc'Dentild, of 'Dungannon,
is visiting her 'nether-in:4w, Mrs. Jas.
,M9DPonid- t •'2
1144 Henson is leaving this.
Week t ',Alsip his prother in, Detroit • for
„a week Or so
„tKerint Satidy.iiinaking elaborate prep--
Aratioiletrkolingt tho tilt. menufaettir-
',Mg more -extensively than, ever.
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Master Basil.lregan istifl very 'drat -
catty IR from the effects; of pneumonia
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and Measles; "' His imProvement, ituny
at all; ia.veiy *filOw-,;.'i Little Irene, ' who
'..watreeriously 111 vritlithe same trouble,
is nr doing:nicely, Much- sympathy
ewfor,,Vir. and Mr in; "their,
40phte., „ ;•• ' •
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-.Tuesday, .Nov 28
'Henry Gardiiers,P,:ent the week end iu
Toronto.
-Flretrilitchieisle;rning tie telegra. phi";•
illLuelrnow, .
G-erirge and Will Hunter had, success-
ful „%yond,beeethis week. ' . •
Miis•Maiy'Ilizam spent the week -end
with friendain tuckriour,
Verna and Willie Stibud visited' With
,friencls at Kinlough recently.
Miss-Rena,-.4ivvite Wit's-the-;-guf--
est -o
liatelOardner on. W141.49'14,V.. •
Born. --On Monday, Nov. 20th,.to
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rueter, a scn.
• Mr. and Mrs.:Robert ilenry visited at
Antes Ritchie!st.ione day last week. •
'George Gibson has returned home
after sending the fall in the West. .
• Bodeh. Ritchie and Will Haekett. left
Iasi' week.t spend the, winter at Iroquois
,1113. •
Mrs. Blair, ' who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to .her home at
Nipigon. •
Mrs. Johnston, of Lanes, spent a few
days with her daughter, Mrs Hunter,
last week. •-•
Zion was well represented at the anni-
versary of, Lucknow, Methodist church
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackett spent
'Tuesday with h,4"r brother, Geo. ,Ifenry,.
of St. :Helens: • '
Mrs. Nixon his returtied.,1rnme after
visiting for some time withherdaughtee
at, Willa* Creek. ' • -
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; Mr. and Mrs. Will Iluiliphrey,- of Sb.
Helens, visited with her brother, Jacob
• Hunter, Monday evening. -
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,Annivereary , Services of the Zion
Methodist church' will be held on Sun-
day, Dee, lGtb Itev. 11. Barnby, of
Lucan, Will preach both, morning and
evening, end will give ,his illustrated
lecture, "Nine thousand miles over land
6,-6-a sea," On Monday
Kinlough
MOTHER 'SUPERIOR .
Says Irinol Orea40 Strength
•' RostuT Hill Honie,,Itorthortie, 1. Y.
•have. used Vino), for many 'run-
• down, weak or'emaciated -patients. with
• benefit. • 'One yourig woman was'sra Weak
and ill she eciuldliardly-ereep,tU mydoor
for aid. i 'supplied Vinotto her 11herallY'
••aid -in a month' 1.hardy gnized her
She was strong,' her. eillor'eharming
and-
Jier • cheeks rounded ouV--Mornes. M'.
l-t.m.priones. ',Antilop; 0, S.
'We• guirrantee Vino". to sharpen the-
- appetite, aid digestion; 'enrich the, blood
and Create strength; ' .
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DR. A. M. SPEN,CE LUCKNOLir
visitang in Listowel the past Month"; re
turried. home on Saturday. -
Ploughing is the Order of the -day; the
•snow being all gone.- As there was not
much -frost, thegroand • turns: .up 'good'
and .••• - •
• Word was received here .that Pte.
• .Wendell: Russell; of Kingarf, w killed
—Tuesday Nov. 28.. •
.)?e,ter , Hodgkins= moved into his new
home here on Saturday.,
•lift,- John McLean returned home
from,Alberta on Saturday. •
We are sorry to report that Min.. las.
Pripzei-irunder ilre-tlocter's
lanies Carleton is • 'visiting •friends
around Bervie and Kincardine for a •ireek
Or two,.- •
• Mr. ani Mrs, Sam Ifodgins; Glami,s,
'Visited his sister, Mrs.• jamas France, on
•Sunday.
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Mr11 liodgkinson, wile. was tinder
the Weather.the past couple of.weeks, is
able. to be around again. '
Mies Lizzie Graham, who has been
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Ladies' Fall and.W1.0017, •co.4t.s
Cogs Worth. 12.50 to $16, foit,$.10.., each
Men's Overcoats 12,50 for $10.00., 'These
Are. new Coats this Fall.
lies
Black 'Wolf, Grei Wolf, Russian Fitch,
. Red Fox, at close prices, *
A Special. in Coked Velvet at 65e. Plain
Velvets in. 411 the leading shades
Outs in prices of flair:Ibis in the
Millinery Department
W.CONNELL
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in action at the Front. Before enlisting
he Aroia. the Royal Mail for W. lCaike
from Kinloas Lucknew. ,
, Arthur 06dgins, of Westford, 'sea of '
Mr. and Mrs...Williain Hodgins,.• 'under:
went All oPeratiOri •for appendicitis on
Saturday. His condition was for a time
quite -critical, but he is getting on 'very
en-_Patriotie•worireis
lough, will ineet.bn Friday at . the tisital
phice and time. The as,sistanc.... of those
who can do knitting at' honie but eamint
attend the meetings Will be greatly
appreciated.—Secy.
tlissvia
T.ez Collector *Iilip—tieMit.dbotf611,r7suictlwtp7,
collected taxa lictit uUk‘riility.
Mn. It./ Nesbitt i• on the sick lid.
All: wish, her ik speedy reenveiy.
es James Thompson epeot tIi( p,uit
week at Mr. Ceeil-Garland's in Pinker en.
' 31r. Joseili Vemningliteln attended tbe
ilrotaririL,ot. Health meeting at- Antony on
m
Miss Margaret Ontrie 10,5 returned
from a few weeke, visit in and around
giocardine,
Mr. Thos. Robinson 1131 purchased 11
Ileedhain's farm cu. the 9th. -eon
Kincardine.
Mre. Catharine McKinnon spent the
'past week with her. daughter, Mrs. Mc-
Kinnon, of lencknow.
Mr. Titgs" Farquharson, of -Daulphin.
Man., s vtaiting his father, Mr. A. Ear.
quharsOn,arid ober friends: . ..„
• Mr. .1„,11 McIntyre: loft on Tharadai
for Toronto where he will. Spend ft, ',tow
days before returninghoMe to licianon,
ton..
Mr. ennangbant received a cable from
his son, .1)t0 FI. CemninglutiA,..01. the
124149thattet,Eng.-talio,9rthe1r safe .are.,:jv.al at.
,Qn Sunday nniAing:Metuorial 'Servaee
for rte. Wendell lluosell,. who Was kill-
ed in Action; in France on Nov; Ilth,
Was belt( in St. Fattre Chnrch. " The
serviee the Daptist Chiirch. was With-
drawn in alder that all might attend
service at St FritiVs. 'The church Was
'decorated id mourning for the • occasion.
Pfig, Altgingizi :Ross= —04 Wed,
.liesday of last:week Mr. and Mrs ilobt
, Russell received the sad, news by an
tejegrain, that _their youngest on,
Watidallussell, had been killed in
action in France on • Nov.: it th;'. Wen-
dell was the first of our young- Men 'te.
:flet signed up Sept. 2.7th., 1915,
at POisley-, and joined the' 71st. Batt
training at Guelph and 04:1k, lie left:for
'overseas: -April let;,1916. He Was,
wounded on Sept 24th.' His • last, letter
:said he had again returned:to the trenchea•
but had not reaelied the tiring line...TM,
date of returning „to- tiring ,line is not
• knoi.ir He• had just passed his 2014
birthday in September... To the berea,r,-
ed perente; brothers and Sisters the
:heartfelt sympathy of the coninaintitY
extended. . . "He has done his bit, and
died for his King and Country' ,
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, Mee, cos. Fianna :death . has
visited our .community and:„ •reinevedao
:old and respected resident inthe person
of :Mrs. Joseph Ferris, wbo passed
away Very stidderily •on Sunday night,
."„Nov.,..10t.h.,„after less than an 'hour's, ill-
ness, .death 'being dna tO heart failure.
The deceased was in her 71st; Year. She
had made •her.usual •Sunday visit -to her
sans that day; ,ratUrning,in the': evening
to her'Son; James'', •virliere the old counie
reside. INIrs;•Ferris basrlived one and.'a
quarter: f ion) 'the'vellage for a plod
number Of years,' and Wite• well. known
•and.ieSpeeted; by -everyone:,, Her death -
carne as a:great •shock to all, and
'eSperiallytolier bereaved hustitincl,., four
ions. Jamee,. Joseph) and. John;
,andthrete-dangliters, Mrs.' Alice Desalt,
Misseif May and Lizzie; all Of Munn.: re
Siele.hok0. except. the latter wholo, to To.
Dante; to whomthe...heartfelt sYmPiallY
6f their many .friencla is 'exteeded. 'The'
. , _ • • .
• 'funeral :teok hey late. keal-
denee on,Tuesday,aftetpoonA0
cooietery.
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•Weel, )
„we. lc.. 0, *ratline, :00,iterl at Dr
Black's • of Cliff,nd 'last Week. • ' '
.„'• Mr.. J. 'IL cod Mies' Serra • M ern ty
Visited •Kineardinei and rth eon" friend -
last
..week . • !.•
' .M'essrs,`•' D'anlforitgOinery and Jaine,s •
•• • .
Mel ..eodhavegOne to Niagaiii Falls fer
the•winterdouths. - • '• •
Misses; C.' McDonald; and Margaret
LOirre .6f Detroit., - -visited :•f 'lends
here thiptt'st,Weelt. • • ' -
'-„Miss„Liigie Ferris was: dolled home
from Toronto On Tuesday o•ving to 'the
-midden death- of her
...:'1).1140 -grotto town' -has. one to
:TOle'llo„Ohio," where site haa•..entered in
•training in the he ital there.
• Mr. And Mrs. Jo ells (nee tifis,s
Min-
nie MOKinnon) of Arniow, 'entertained.
the Guild from here on 'Friday evening;
-Rev: 'J.), Allan diStriat elder of the
Free Methodhat Hain ikon;
conducted quarterly services over • the
Week -end,
Bervie
Wlutsellurch
N .‘2X
.rgt..Majnr kl 4 -Ill.+, of L
home for *lew dap,.
Nliiis;12yt
10.9.4tltita•i1illtr;KJI,u.e:o! NVinglnein,
spet
W. and Mrs Robert Mowliray, of
Whighaln, Biwa Sunday vi4ting 'friends
herI•17:.e. Nielson lirthrion, of ll•tinilton,
will preach bi the 1re6byteriati church
next Sanday,
Messrs-, Fairfield and 1,V31ker, re I
ebt um agents of Guelph,were in the vil-
lage last week,
Mrs. Jos. Nigon, Mrs. Fred. Nixon.
•and Miss Winnifred, of. Lereknow, visit-
ed at Ir.. Paterson's last' week.
• Mraared Culber*I..13.4annoti, and
• her father, 4atnes trbdtir, visited tit -
the home oft the latte°?S daughter,. ',lire
Bert McCienaghan, 13.4. week.. • .
The Red Orr s Society' .wish, to" thank
these. ladies for the following donstionsv.
Miss a • Laidlaw, patribtle: tea, $320, ,
also five yards eotton; Mts.. T',.,..'Moore,
patriottea,. 035.
• Pont fcrget the Patriotic 11)3 Skit" • ;
bold in Whiteelmreli school, 8 -8,
No. •10, Kinless, on the everting of Wer17,
ta,edstet‘ih
y,Dltb
Den, 10 t,.ta;leaf .
2rt cents.
Mrs. Jas, Moore receilied the Sad pews
tost week that 4er ,eibn,
was d.ngerously wennelted.., Otir deepest
SYni'PathY is felt for the fitindY, and we 1.
'Wye that there will•soon• be better newS
• The Red CrOsS.S.opiety will litek
oilier bale for OVOTS045 in the basement4
of the Presbytethin Morel' on Dee.
Will all•the ladies who inive Red Cross
knitting orseWing 'please have it in,., if,
possible, before that date.
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• TIte Guild meeting SundaY eVeinng -
Was led by: Miss Annie J.4.sitilaw; the.
stibject bein,, "OM" ScclelY's SinVe
the 1917 Btatiget.'', The 'topic:, for twit
Sunday' evening is 4.`The'Oposecration of
Basiness it is Wan consecration
meeting. •The leader is G. F. Davidson,
''Vertion
—Monday,
. Miss ICatheriee Welsh was the .titioeb
of Miss (d'art): Wflkie on Sunday last,
• We are eorrk to repot the il;nestii• of
Mrs," W, D. Bradley, and hope she iint'y
soon recover,
siairamlift.a ...ant a
Phone No. 10 is
We $41 for Coodi
Your Service
eirbso Th. Crodit
We have on hand a few :Oford Ranges,
Bas p Burners and Oak Heaters which
we. are still offering .at the Low Price.
Remember as soon as these are saki
the price wiltb acivangecl., The Gurney
Foundr, Co., the manufacturers of the Qxford
line„ are the only •. stove manufacturers • that; -
have not advanced their vices. •
We are 'Selling their Odds to -
',day at thp same price: as. we 414.
five, years .ago. flow.evet, they
have - advise uthat &ter ..Dec.
Jst ,.tbey.- 'are compelled to raise
their prices, :
If in need of :a Range, a -Base
Burner or. an .Oak' }eater get in:.
touch With .tis at onc0. It .will
arY9P.1,
wOri...lilimorimiam •
Sash Primed and Glazed
-he Luckii6wHqrdvvate & CoalCo.
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THESTORE THAT NEvEit DISAPPOINTS
a.
• Mrs, T„' Spott‘and hot mother, 'Mrs.
Steele, visited friends on the fourth -•.
Wednesday last.
Misa. -Ehne Steele and, Mr. Clarence, M'indell, insp contract and taking tree hole, °On 1:3,102. op.. Thos Donaldsorr„ '
RooeY spent an evening of laSt week at off road, . 8 00 Smuel Bell, 2i- days mai) contract and raking. _stanes,' 7 004,
Mr. Pet.er -1 k' S' '
- with team on grader;.,10 Oa J Lucknow . Sentin, notice 're contract,,
t 1,1y with team on road drag '2 00
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•CULROSS. COUNCIL , 'Kennedy mirk.g stones off read- Grob
Joint fic.nnedy,insp contract sinkhole
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• ee.fwsr.fl'i.°ev,.2"o.•-11;6c t-onp‘ediie.36
all ln7;ntieeeyb60.
batoi thpe.D1!1Cr:ult:lPPbldge4t1°t171e91.1:
yeadand onmPu.and140oiJa113sFi:Iuiug2.35;d3,kr4;'..':
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1 .0. Wz ig,rnaIrlaL f9t ,boue.„
of....iiularY for
1915, Engineer 'S fee's, rIlecttivi.,4
drain, 42 3� elerit's WS' re'Beckrng
drain:. '4 in,: Wm Baptist, rep culvert
and bridge, 6 00. -.A ThomPsonCilarti n••
parieritoU.Perinell, draie, 08..17. c.:Stit(
Paisley,. cleaning 'outdrain on con 11-,,
4r1u•trptig wexe ltd(ipted2, , • • .•,) 1 • .9 '••(1.'1,179n,7) .4t1,1??2,t. 7.•90,,-. --Road drag and.4 eedar loga,14
M Dolialdsbp tp.t1;" (! n liiTdge,. 0 ilint,ing railing on hill Printer, part payment Contract,. :21'...$Cs.
.8 40: N.• thin days men
and. team on mkt 10 00 ••• Melvin
streng have the sq,nis done. . • . r • • •.
, . . . • . • • • ,contritet., graVelling,• .., 84: wed Day;
.17.!AN9,4 . yet) approach bridge On cons 0•,..anct.7;
A Si flier; rep.bridee" on • coos' 4 and 5.: '1;3' 90,, Mak Hlerbruni,„ rep culvert at
58 56. Geo Waddell, rep hill.. ()if:: coo . con .1 50.- Albert. Green, `,00
4 arid .p, , 5C41' Jos Murray; pperatieg ydsgoi"vel and roa,c1.'.7. 00. ' Wni 13aptist, per,. statute,' or,ut theeall of the R3e've.
nnt *tile ciilvert be pat M Op/1Si he in 'ortoosa, :Jas tollipon; 84 yds, Keith eolein and Alc•
Kenzie.
Ar matron g---McPberamt, That , tho
finance report MS •.read- he adopted
and orders. issued. for Tiaynie.nt] of the -
accounts, and we' do no 0 aijourn,
to meet again On Daeeinber the 15th AS
ns, aridi and tliat. Jelin • • --• • ' • •
grader, .24 10,! Ar,ch 'TaylOr, ,rontroet• cea. r, t..trhigers , and coVering culvert,•,- Carried, •
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.gravelling on. cod 1.,.5'.'.32••• 15. Thomaa • 23• 00:. -Thep Collison, 'contract re siuk:- n• ' Cults. 'Borrols, Clerk.
ask; t414tuataili4if -uatlitssial,...r.,.......;-,170-s.74,977r • ma ,.0.141.1.4ertimillomourrft stmormnamerrionnur,
Lankside
Atalliptr, Box' Soomr..---,--Theto are two
big "entertainnient events at Laegside.
each "year. • One , is the Presbyterian
Church GardetyParty in early summer;
-Fotten. ox .00IEt usna
ly held in the early Winter. NO young
persofi about Langeide; who can get otit;
thinks of mitasina either, of these, and
those 'away from home ustally-find•soine
mearis of getting back on therisocereiioes.
The4i6x social. was held on Friday
evening of last Week, . and though the.
night Was stormy and cold, and the toads.
none of the best, the hall was hall, though
not jammed as it usually is on the night
of the boxsocial.The prograin..was of-
„ the usual high order. , A male quartette ,
from Luakriouri, consisting of Messrs
Reid, Watson,. Atidersof and Aitcheson,
was highly popular and was enchored at
ettrappearancer4fisseaBetle.Clor-de
Mild'red Bradley and Margaret:Harkness;
of Teesvvateri contributed solos and re-
- citntiansfand tocattalent was represent,
ed by Misses Mira Taylor and idalIiii,
who recited. Sas. ROSS ONO selections
on the bagpipes; and Ernie Ellison and
slater gave organ instrumentals.
AleX.1.Jackenzie, of the 4th, line,. Made
a capable chairman.
At the sale of boxes Mr. Jblm Pettit:is
wended the hammer, and -as usuiil there:
was 'much ton and keen eompetition.,
Proceede were soinevrhat over $00 00,
wbieb, after paying light expenses, the
treasurer Will hand oier to' one of the
- patriotic fundi. • • ' '
• -Ali had a lively und-very Sodial time
'dismissing `and disposing of the §odterits
of the boxes. /Following this, quite, it
iitimberjeft for their homes, whije others
remained and enjoyed a few hours Agin.
Inge, —
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Mi4s Cynthia Stewart, of Millarton,"is
Mending, few days around Bettie. .
Charlie Stdvensott left last week for
Detroit,,Where he has Obtained a • pest-,
are gled to report that (,)ieer
Armstrong• better again, after his
recent illness. • :
Mit; McDonald, of the Wert, is epoti.
ing ittow ,days with Ler sister, Mrs.
RobertBrown. , • . • . •
pir-E•rmimrseni,jateiniiiranied
by hereistertreturned&tionso .hibt week
after. avisit in Chilton, . •
• Rev. and Z1rs. Cree and Mrs. Perkins
arrived in ,our Village, on. :Friday last.
We wish ihe (envie iiitieh joy. '
, John, Bradley spellbind : week -end in
-Bervie. J he is working in Kincardine;
but likes to connt back to, Bervie for a
rest. • . • . • - -
The Red Cross .workeii lvtve inoved
into...theireew- rooms,: and hare them
fixed bp quite* stylishly. .. Just stop , .at
the Coiner any -Thursday a, d help theni.
out by taking ltinelt with theladies, and
yea will helping the good c Mae.
-Ne...lamtderom1iat,litle...Wairds:411e-;-604-
respondent of neighboring burg can.
use to suitably deseribtithe weather of
the past• few.tlays. At -any rate, Mother
Earth has given up her first' covering of
silo* and hair now taken Ofl 5 good Coal
of healthy mud. • • • •
. 'rite Annual Sunday Sclinol deinven.
tion held in Knox elitireli a 'weele. ago
vim) qua° a .iticeess. Although •the
weather was rather tigainit the gather-
ing, there waib. good -ctowd” and itIL en-
joyed thkeplendid lectures by Mt. Otter,
ReV. aiuoii,ie and Dundee McTavish,
Mr. John .Sloore, of our village, has
received 'the and noWs. that•Jtis rionf
Johnnie,. has been killed in the fighting
tuba of 14We, after 'spending several
Months in the, trebehert John anlisted
hi the West,., hitt was well known around
here; having spent his gobbet days in
llervie. The family have tho sympathy
of a. )04,0 ,fricude ,lff their lossi
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FR Immo
AVORITE DRUG STORES
Stores
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•IrHE •Ailieri"Oati tuition
• should .itOt let its
yonth slip b witliptit
filling dire, ,scaits 61. (11.e
,Children With miisic.;'•-
• • $t BANSic -
i4 'the fourth
• *V.!' gi'eat eise tint (if
huitiatt'i1ature-:,--,first4nod;
•x•li-esi-
sitelter,:01e11 •
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N this , pageou see the .photograph at Zendtello, the,
gloat 1 tihbin dramatic tenor' recently, hniglited by the
, King' Of Italy., Ile is singing -in direct tomriatison with E4i.
Ile Cretin ' of 'hie. initrVolous veice; . .2enatel10 is but
,.. Otte of .theenuily great. artists•Who haveproved in t1n's. mannea:
that ,Wignii'it.i-neW invention lie:Creates. every iroiee andlet'ery
' fOrfu of eiaSic with stich literal. perfection, that, •wben heard
iti,;coniptitison.,Witli ;the Original., it is impossible to dzstinguaah
• •onsf'fi out the oilier,: , • ' . • , • •
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, The New Dlisee has, been Aubmitted ;to the geld to:•6 of
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„direct- coniterispn, with living- attista. ;4fore.,
;1001)1.4'0" 1ovis It bas ,neer failed to pas -Pain this
indoiiiidlitig test: The fllusic eritlea' of More than 200 of
•%, onwspo.riars" bear. testimony to thitt•friet irt •
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the columns of their ovirliAtt•
tho critic.s say, .
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of musfd, The New •••rirlisjit It not .4 tallti lig', the foul attitude", ThelleW•IrorkOfebe talkid
•Akelfe. New Edison kivca, yew -the -Ft- it "the phonograph vvittafionl.:." We want you
'era lte..t.'reation �t tips:eking: of it, • • to investigate this Won erfol new..itivention.•
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• tbe flirt 1,1,Idiulerful.iniiplear instrument in theworld, ,`
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