The Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-12-21, Page 8wx111114771$7
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We 'Wish
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„Purple (Wire•-
PPoptitior till 191*
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Mr. Nelson Hill, of Gowganacia, Vent
the 'week endat Cts Znoe here. •
Mrs.Harry Logan anc.cl Miss Long
spent the week.end with Mr& 34,
Johnston, Luekuuw.
We are sorry to say that Mr. Harry
Morgates littlegirl, two Yeats of age,
who has had pneumonia, is not leoProv.
lug. •
Some visitors at borne for XMas are:
Miss $auie pollocts from Mildewy; Miss
Laura Fair f!ona Hamilton; Miss Irene
Morgan trout chasm Model. Sehool,
The Entertainment '•und Cliristina:s
Tree which was to have been beld Dec
410tin the church, has' to be postponed
on account of so party pi the children
having Whooping -cough„...
Verdun
gOr customers and Friends
A Happy. Christmas,
and
A Prosperous New Year
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A Merry ?tnas to one, and all,
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Wet, Rutherbrd arrived Perm fr4m.
Toronto Monday iast.
Mr% Drennan, of Ashfield, its Vlintillg
her Aster, M re, tr. Fraser,
,Miss eflie McMullen Wastie guest
of Miss Elsie SteTle Sunday last
• Mimi Christine Welsh arrived +me
from London Normal 'Friday last. ,
• We regret to report 'that Miss Clara
Wilkie is auffering from a severe cold,
Miss Sadie McLeod ha e been the guest
of her sister, Mrs.. A' Armstrong, ter the
past-few.da
Dim of the Amberley young men is
seen frequently driving down the Fourth.
Evidently some attraction! •
• We did so eahy the few w)rds from
• "our poet'', last Week. Keep at it, Mr.
Correa' ?ncient.. "Practise makes per.
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IVAMIAIMIME2
)"'hrist1nas» Snap.
As we do not wish to carry over any of our Fancy Jap
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anew Trays, 4, Baskets, etc., we offer the balance of this
line at 25 per cents discoMfir off regular prices. This
means $1.20 goods for 90c, $1.00 goods for 75c, and 50c
goods for 37c. As there are yet to selling days befoi e
Christmas this special' offer means a 'genuine Xmas, snap.
rect." •
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CAN A DA
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ATIONAL SERVICE
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• PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given under the authority of the ."War Measures
Act, 1914,'i thatduringthe first week in AntlarY11917, an inventory will be made •
by the Post Office Authorities, of every male between the ages of sixteen and sixty-
five, residing in Canada. ' •
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National Service Cards and addressed envelopes for their return' to Ottawa •
have :been ,placed in. the 'hands of all Postmasters for distribution amongst the
persons required AO fdl in such cards. "Every Male person of the prescribed ages
is -required to fill in. and return a card enclosed in anenvelope within ten days
or its receipt. ' ' - . •
Any person who fails, to receive a card and envelope may -obtain the same'
upon application to the nearest Postmaster: , a • , • .
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Ottawa, 15th December,1010. • Director General.
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GOD SAVE HE KING
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NATIONAL SERVICE 'WEEK : 1st to 7th JANUARY..
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Mafeking
—Monday, Deo. 18.
Jack'Swan, of Lothian, is a freesent
visitor on this line. .
EldoOTwamleYis borne fromiStrit-
ford Ncrihal Sehook for the holidays..
• Mrs. W. P. Reid, of LueknOw.;- Visited
her mother, Mrs. Johnston; $undaY.
Hay pressing, and etraw Cutting has
been -the Order, of the. day in this- iteigh-'
borhood lately. ', • :
Our young folk are Waypreparing
for the Christmas tree in Blake's Church
J3 evening. , . •.
,QUINS
pttawa, Dce 19 Vh comma of the
Canadian tl'1410 r 004 Aro gre4tly:
elated over. the now:timing outlook tot,
the and in Ontarao m 1917, •owing to
the generous action of the fJounty Oro.
ails ot Suneoe, Victorta and DuilT,trin at
the fall aeesione teeeently held. 'The de.
oision of these 001400116 WAs the real ,
begonia; a the ,93,01naivi which will
reaeh Ate climax le JAnttary and February .
to raise at least six m1111046its this
prOlfiti0Q 0; 1917. Ati thia is a seillitioo
more than. was subscribed 'for
t916, it has been felt by the Fond ta'oth-
stritiee that muck of the success ot the
campaign would:depend on the incrette
of the grants made by the 'County 0046-
'41;1;e three'conOties.whieh hoe already
acted have, clone so well and and shown.
so Kenerods an exampleTthat the ebanes
attaining 'thedesired sum are now
smoldered greatly improved, •
Siracoe, which in the past' has left the
support of the .Eund largely rtnlie c wn-
ship and toWueouneils, has decided to
Molten, general levy on the whole county
for the purposes 0,rthe,'Fana. This
iippiies taxi Lop only .the rural dis-
W0%1' but s iMportint centres as
Orillia, Collingwood, Ba'rrie. and Ma
le:Mt' The'sum to be given is $1.0,008 a
nth, making a fine aggregate a $120,-
0°00,1• the year, Thisie a large,increase
over 1916, and the county couecillors, by
unanimously supporting the Want, have
shOwn not only their appreciation of the
Fund, but- their political cour ige, for
naturally the majority of them will be
ffering for re-election in .Tanuary and
will have to justifY their action before
their constituent% But More than this
the Simeoe councillors expressed .the
hope that the yolfintary ',grants by •in-
dividuals and orgaoititions would be
continued. The count i grant represents
two and one -half -mills on the dollar.
yietOria, a County. ranch smaller •in
• wealth and population, has also excelled
itself, and- has raised it's .co3ntributiL
from $2,5Q0 a month to $5,000, .or a
total Of $60,000 in the year. This, means
a tat of three mills on the dollar. It. i
a noble grant and, places • 'Victoria Well'
np in the front rank. of Ontario counties
for generous giving,. as it intor recruit
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Phone No. 10 is at Nour Service
We Sell for Cash -401e Sell Cheaper Than X' he Creclit Ater**
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Dufferin,in 1916, gave afictO-aolinetk
It • has decided ' to, quadriiple this for
1917, and will give 02,0t10, 'a month. ----a
splendid increle..
The Fund's c.impiign has ,pertaitily
. started with a bang!
Mr. 'Inds Mrs...John 'Jamieson and
Marion spent the week end at the lame
of Mr. and Mrs. Anion '
'..'Messrs. David and Harvey Andersn,
of Nevis and, Hikrk, Ajberta,- visited
their brother -and sisters here 'during
their brief viSit horde:.
Elliott Brown, of Maple Creek, Sask;
and fornierly of Mafeking, arrived:here
.last week to spend a couple of:monthi
Withfriends and aegnaintanes: .
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A merry, merrY Christ:Inas toyou all ,
Mr. John Currie visited Kincardine
friends last week
Mies Sara. Jackson retuTed to •D
• troit, Mich., on Friday.
Ms. McCullough, of Teesvrater, is: a
• visitor at George Fletcher's;
• Mrs Js. 13gg has returned froni a
pagiith Con, Kinloss . 'month's visit with Buffalo relatives.
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' ' • A seigh-load from here attended.E M:
meetings on 4th con, oriFriday &alit
• Mr. Will Bradley,of Siskatpon, Sark.,
is visiting . relatives on the • Boundary
M re. J. M. Draper, of Statfcird, is
viiiiting her ptireote,, Mr. and, M re. .Thos,
McIntosh ' „„)
-7:Monday, De. 18
• Among the Xmas bells, .the wedding
belle ling out•
Mr. Ealph-Eillott apeniihe weekend
with friends at Holyrood.
Mr Iticliard Baker Was in, Walkerton
Srving an the jury last Tuesday,
Mr. Leslie and Miss Myrtle Congrain
spent MorldaY evening at Melvin Irwin's.
" - Mr. and Mrs. Cliarles Coegram and
Master Harold, of Dungannon, spent the
•week -end with relatives here.,
:Miss Whiteman, of Teeswater, will
coninience her duties as school -teacher
in HolyrOod tichool on JanuarY,3rd.
• Mts. 'Malcolm Matheson is at Present
in Walkerton attending her briither,
Who,* tainP of writingr is very serfus,
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Lucknoves' Leading Meat Market
We often hear of the good roast beef; of Old
England. Peter Graf will furnish you with
a choice cut, second to none, for the CsOrist-
' Mas Diuner., At. It'istds of
Bologna . Smoked Meats Sausage
• Poultry •„Head Cheese, Etc. •
• AlWays 9n hand. ClI arid, pee the
Xmas,Meats;
OKiER GROF, LUCKNQW,
wip...44,0400010.014.0..:!1.0:04,00,~40,41..
FOXES
ppERS—GrMorelifoner
moomil OmNiMMONIMOI
for VOW( Sicuilti Miitat. beno*. Mink, Mahr, Marten, Bekir•
White Weasel, here and other Far &tints collected in root wetted
MOP Oritter 'Alrertnrerl'. the 'ORO
house In the World donna exclusively in NORTH ASIEMCAN RAW Fugal
a tolliable-teponsiblo-safe Par Muse with An uhplottlinhOdtett.
uration existing. for ..motor third of a century”a !engem..
cOlatilrOcord Of Se tiditi PO 'Vigra ordttot,SATISPACTORIL
aup,KLOPITABLSretts Wins for • Mu 'ffellutattatom
theonisf ;enable. accurate market tenure and vocalist pubusnea.
Wolfe for lit -NOW -ilea :IMES
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ENTERTAINMENT AND BOX 'SOCIAL
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, Under auspices of the Loeb/deli Base-
ball Clu.- will be held in 5; S. No. 4,
Lochansh, on the evening of Wednesday,
Dee..27° 'Proceeds to the benefit of the
160th. (Bruce) Battalion. Program at' 8
creclocir Phrerybody come!
kifflough '
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•Geo, H9Ogkinson, Of Ri-versdile, Wes
in our burg en Sunday. •
• Ram; PinnelPmadelibbusiness rip' to
Kincardine on Wednesday.
Mr. andMrs. deo; Ekenswiller, front.
Vieg- are Iiiiitinernen .8 ere.
Mrs, John Hayes ie going to Buffalo
on Saturday to spend, d month with her
Asters. •
Mr. emlt/47ot Thomas Percy, from
Glands, visited friends •in • this plac!li
few daye kat week
W. IL Blackwell has been under.' the
doctor's can; the past .week. We, belie
lie will soon he aoundagain.
Mr. and Air. E. r. Hodgkineon .are
visiting friends about Whttechitrch and
Langsiden fek days this week..
There was a ItoyarAich meeting in
the L: 0. L. go. 1139 on Friday night,
When Lloyd Prcy, Clatence Blackwell,
Elwell Johnston and Frank Johnston
lieretadvanced to the Ba l Arch Purple
Degre,
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• Mr. Harry Stanley entertained a nom
ler bf his friends and neighbors to a
party, which was enjoireci by everyone
who attnded.
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—Monday, Dec. 18.
W.- Thongmon' spent a few days
last week in Tweet
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Mr. Andy Thompson, of Pine Diver;
visited at WeStey Thompson'i last week.
Miss Minnie Harrington, of San Diego
is•assiting het parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Harrington. '
' Olivet Sunday School are 'folding their
Christmas Tree. and entertainment on
Friday evening of this week.
We aro pleas ed to report Lift Peter
...:litc-Tivirdecce.nditionieiinproving. Mos
has brneutiering from .at attack "of
Tomo .• __ . •
Mr.' W'in. Harrington' and Mrs. Mary
Ann Bleck .were in • London last wok
with their eister, kiss Margaret
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Mr. and -Mrs, John iiamielion • visited
friende in Mafeking over the weekend.
• MisinAla rgaret, Donald, Pararamtnt,
was ad guest of Miss, Mary II. Igae-
ICenzieln Sunday hid;
Mr. las. Anderson tram theuth called
on friends hero lstwek after an ab -
gene° of over thirty yers, • ,
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• Capt. P. McKinrionnrid Mr. J. K. Mc
Lennan purchased new cuttore las week
from 'J D. Robertsodhere. . -
The Red Croka workers larn will 404
on Thursday afternoons -in place ofTtis-
days as formerly. Next• Meeting Oh
Jantary 4th. • `
Last -week the fed-(oes wOrkersilere
.sent the following goods, this:bing their
first shipment: . 182•pair Pjainas,
piliow
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slips, 8 -ht watar bcttle
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Mr. and Mrs.. J Merriso4.
Miss Jennie- Harrison) inade a .11ying
visit to our burg the first of The Week,
guests at the home Of their uncle,, Jos,
Cunningham. The( , were • ma rriedin
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Chicago, on Tuesday, Dec .12th. • They
will be "at home" in Winnipeg after
March lat. Their many friends, ;lime
join in:heaty good wishes to the happy
couple. , • .
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Mr. Thos..Henry Spent the • Weeit•end
with friends in Wfoxpter.
Mr. Geo..Haines is spending a few
days with friends in Culrose.
A feW fromhere attended the party
at HairyStanley's, diiron; -last Mina
night. '
„ iq.qMyrtle.asid.-Nit. teie-Voitgra
and W.. G: Irwin spent Monday at M. :1,
irwiree. • , • • • .
Mrs Chas. Congrain and Mrs, Then
Harris spent an:afternoon last weekwitb-
Mrs
Almer Ackert. •
' Wiiore !Miry to report the death of
Tyndall. Robison's baby giri, • . Ntoch
eympathy ie extended to the parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Conley and fam-
ily, Mr, Moses Thompson,: Mt. and M
G1CO. Eckenswacr, and Mi. .Jaa trod!
ford,rriVed: home from the West o1
Monday night. •
tetilregg Centre
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Born --.0e Friday, De. to Mr,
and SW, Iltmetit VeCtillnughLa ton.
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0 our Many Customers and
AFriends We Extend -Most
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Cordial Christmas Greet-
ings, and we Sincerely Thank
Them for itheir •Patronage Ciur-
ing the past year.
INVINAMSWittnin
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The Lucknow Hardware St Coal Co.
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
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..Creatic•ii..
not merely its Repro4uction
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Thomas Chalmers,
the famous bad toneoi.
the Boston National'
Grand .Opra;isnot
listening to hiniself.
He is Singing, note
by note, in.. direct
comparison with
•° Edison's marvellous
ReCreation . of his
voice. - • • -
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.To Hundred Thouaii. d
Music Lovers
in the principal cities on this'coutinent have listened
to this direct comparison, and have been unable to
distinguish between the living, breathing voice of
the singer and ,ECliSen'S Wonderful Re -Creation of it.
NEW :EDIS
Re-Creaiet al • l forme of music with absolute fidelity.
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1It is not a talkini machne. It. does not merely reproduce sound
It Re -Crewe, musichi this respect, it h—as the greatest critics
• have pronounced. -the world's most wonderful musical instrument.
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comeTo Our stre We want youto enjoy Mr. Edien's
-• Re-Creatios of the .gemt of the
world's great artisi. -*e will arrange an Edon musicale for you.
J. c. ARMSTRONG, LUCKNOW,. Ont.
INA BIG. $.
Commeneing,paturday, December 160.
till Christmas: 'Everything. will
be sold ai Reduced Prices... .•
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Big stock .of Meti's Overcoats, well tailored, latest thake
-regee •20,-(iorazile-Price 0145. -.1S•olorIllue,.
brown and grey.•• .
Men's Woollen Underwear, Tiger firand, siiirts only,
clearing' -our at 7c. Also Peuniali's 'Underwear,
reg. 3.00 a 'suit, Sale Prie
Meti's Vine Shirts, reg. price 1 50 and xiio We Pride
r.ro and 79c. . • .
Ladies.'
Dresses it Reduced ° Priees.'
Ladies Pinnies, .Tea Aprons and Handkerchiefs will
be sold\ at Reduced Prics. • •
Ribbons, all ccilors, clearing o,,ut at (9%, /a% and 19c
BLITZSTEIN, DRY GOODS STOR
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