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TIWR8$ Y, *ARM NOWT- , •
free
to Tnioad the Balance . o'
OVERCOAT
1 ONLY, BLUE OVERCOAT • ;t
RL"OULA•R' $14 95 'CLEARINNG A'F
• WINDBREAKERS.
BOY'S WINDBREAKERS: in eap, 1
Plain Shades. Clearing • • • . •
WINNDBREAKER
,1 LEATHER WINDBREAKER ! emit
REG. $10.00, CLEARING • •
'LEATHER COAT
_2 .BOY'S LEATHER COATS
Fur_ Collars; Reg; $8.50. CIearing '..
MEN'
REGUL
�r .chanCeSWEATERS
ALL WQOL SWFiATEttS a I .1
SP A
nter.
at Preis beloW Cost.
s i� iY ,Sn>EAtERS, a
• MEN'S JUMBOSWEATERS';. t 1
• REGULAR $2•• CLEARING'
ALL' WOOL UNDERWEAR
MEN'S. PENMAN, ALL WOOL $1:00
Ribbed Underwear. Reg. $1,60. Gar- •
ment. Clearing, • -
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FLEECE..' UNDERWEAR
MEN'S PENMANS HEAVY FLEECE Mn
UNDERWEAR.:Reg.'8ae Clearing
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WINDBREAKER,
"MN'S, VANDBREAKERS $3.89
REGULAR $4.95• CLEARING••• • •
WINDOWS
OVERALLS.
GOOD QUALITY 'OVER= $1 •2
•ALLS.. While they last.' Reg. $1:7S
. CLEA.RING;
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" OVERALL PAN:.
MEN'S. 'OVERALL. PANTS ",
Black or. RedBack. &Leg. $1.9.5
CLEARING •.•
MEN'S GLOVES
MEN'S FINE ' LINED GLOVES
REG. $1:6.0.' ".CLEARING
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WORK SOX
' MEN'S. ALL -W00-17; WORK SOX
CLEARING •• • • •
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19c
WORK' SHIRTS.
MEN'S HEAVY- DOE SKIN WORK. g5c
SHIRTS: Regular! $1.50.' Clearing
TWEED . BREECHES
, BOY'S HEAVY' OXFORD e 1 g',
TWEED BREECHES: • Reg. $2.95 • •
New Spring Samples
,obey!-
NEj KV1/EAR
MEN'S FANCY NECJ4RtEAR x
values, to 50e. Clearing .
19c'
;BOY'S SU��'S
'4. BOY'S SUITS with 2 •prs tion-
sera,. aizes;'32-34.'Hog:. $13.95 • •
iSU ITS:,"
ONLY 4 . yQU.NG,. $'TEN'S SUITS. IN
BLUE and BROWN Mixtures $9 95
Regular $16.95.- Clearing all y
BOY'S SWEATERS
BOY'•, 'ALL -'WOOL SWEATERS
Regular to •$125 Clearing 89 G
BOY'S `P'ANTS
BOY'S FIRST LONG •.TWEED. {�
' :PANTS.•Regular to•$2.60., Clearing W 1' . l •.•."41.-1
AVIATION . 'CAPS
BOY'S.AVIATION CAPS ,' • ' . • ?._firli
..'REGULAR , $1:00. CLEARING • •
ekend Specials
on which : Yo,. u Can .fie
FANCY RICE '
Lbs..iy 4..: 25c
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FANCX• ,TAPIO.CE
. 3 lbs 25c
SEEDLESS RAISINS "
.22 1k lbs: '._ . 23c
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PRUNES ; '
Large, 2 lbs,: 25e
APRICOTS
Lb...• • 25c
AUNT . JERMINA
Pancake flour ', .. .... 15c
L'ORANGE MARMALADE
32 oz. . a..4' 25c ,.
PLUM JAM
32 oz. 25c
FANCY MIRED COOKIES
2 lb. :.'. 29c
'MACARONI .:.
6•'lb. •. 25c
CLARK'S SOUP .
•.3 • for
SMALL .ORANGES `'•
25c
TANGERINES' .
Doz.,' ... .:.,• ....,., '23c
25c
For Your ':•'Tip Top Suits Are Here
ONTARIO -
R. H. TPSO
RAT.
err .7th Anniversary
APPRECIATION '; WE. ARE OFFERING BIG
TO SHOW OUR IN THIS . AN•N'IVERSARY
GER: THAN AVERAGE SAyixas 11th.
SALE:—MARCH ' ist, 'WHIN G SATURDAY MARCH •
leafed+ fronts, Belt' loops, wide cuff
STUDEN'1!S ;, LONG, ,PANTS --P
bottoms. ' Reg,;$2.75 Sizes. 28 • to 36. SALE $2.15
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PLAID
.SWAOLOEZ, pCOrT .-B,LANKETS-LargeSize, Sateen bound. Reg
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:..,.. $3.49
,NEW DRESSES" :New styles and mate'r'ials. These are our better
• dressed*it per cent. FOR disconnt.:Save on your Easter 'outfit.
• THERE'S ,
A COLOR EVERY COSTUME IN HO-,LEPROOF•
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HOSIERY'1,
, .
Three thread Kortwrst, four thread chiffon and. 'crepe. Also service
weightmay be obtained- in the new spring ,shades. Sea Cloud, Cor-
al Sand, Romance, Birch Bark
' 75c and $1.00
SUS. S.-41 'service weight, semi'service, chiffon and " crepe
39c, 59c 69c 79c •
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Templeton
F. T. ARMSTRONG.
. . OPTOMETRIST
IN LUCKNOW
EACH WEDNESDAY '.
• 9.30 A.''M.j�Tpo(1�6�l6.091P.. M.
9.30 A. M. To 12.00 1' M.
AT WM. SCIIMID'S STORE
"Father, what's a counterirritant"
"A counter -irritant, son, must be a
petsi n who shops all day and doesn'!
ropy, anything." •
Presbyteriun
Grind
The regular meeting of the , Guild,
was ' held : Sunday . evening after
church: After 'the" opening .hymn, Jim'
Henderson `read the Sccripture less-
bn, -followed by. the ,repeaft'ng, of. the
Lord's. prayer. The Bible Study . was
taken' by Mrs. Huston, 'followed 'by a
piano solo by Mrs. 'N,orinan Wilson;
topic . by ' Mr. John Ross and 'a solo
by Mrs. P. Stewart. After the closing.
hymn, ,Mr. McDonald •closed the
meeting with prayer,
United Church.Y.P.S.
REV JOAN CALVIN . REID
Rev. ;>tobert Hicks, secretary of the.
London' Ministerial Association, has
received: word' of that death :in Min-
neapolis of "Rev.. John Calvin: Reid,
wbo served in the London ,Coriferencp;
of the Methodist 'church for many
The .'Y.P:S:'. meeting 'opened with
hymn 390 after which Mr. Todd .lead
in prayer. After the minutes were
reads and 'they rollcalled, we were fav-
ored with 'a' piano •instrumental: by
Louise Greer arid 'a • solo, by Mrs. J.
Hall: Our topic, "The Church Reach-
es Out' To Heal", was taken by Mrs.
Todd, Mrs.. Bushell and •Lilian- Mc.
Lean.'The meeting erased, with hymn
441 and the benediction.
LUCKNOW BIBLE INSTITUTE
"The dead in Christ shrill rise first:
Then we which are alive and remain
shall be caught up together. , with
them to meet the Lord in the air."
Thess. 4.160,7-7. When will 'Jesus
Christ' return? '• How will he. come?
nem "..
I,ucknow Bible Institute and hear
what God's, Word hash() say concern-
ing, these vital troths. Classed, for
adults and High School students
evdry . Friday at 8:00 and 8:45 .l'.M.
Scripture Memorization Class at 7:15
P.M. Prayer for Revival at 7:30 P.M.
Conte; bring your Bible and a -friend.
Junior. Bible Class at 4:15 P.M.
Ordained' in 1900, Mr. Reid •serve1
in the London Conference until 1920
later moving to Quebec- City and' Ot-
tawa. Upon his retirement he '.was
appointed: as a lecturer, in •the eaten
iipn department of Columbia ' Univer-
sity, a position , he held for `many
years. •
Among ,4the charges, he held in
Western Ontario before' moving tic)
the
the United' States were Gesto, Cot -
tam, ,•Nile, Strathroy and Wallace -
burg.
Mr: Reid was born • in Huron• Coun
ty, near Lucknow, and taught school
in • the district £or. soine years before
entering .the ministry. •'
He was a silver medalist in Phil •
osophy, at Victoria College, Toronto;
'in the year of his 'graduation.
United Church Evening Auxiliary
The Evening Auxiliary held their
monthly meeting at the •home of Mrs.
J. C..' McNabb on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harvey Treleaven gave the hist-
ory of , a -hymn and Scripture was
read by" Mrs. Duncan McDonaId, each
linked with the other. • • ,
The topic, taken from the fourth
chapter of the Study Book, was' pre=
pared by Miss I. • Murdie and .ably
:read by Mrs. Kenneth'Murdie.
9 ltatia9
.:'lin ,� e` -_•..-,..,
Way. .
•
"Do you- understand' this federal
building loan scheme?" '
"Sure. They build :you a house and
you pay so . much a month. Byt the
;time youare thoroughly dissatisified
with the place it's yours."
CLOCAL and GENERAL
Palmer Irwin of Ashfield, who has
been seriously ill, is reported, to be
considerably , improved:
LUCKNOW
UNITED
CHURCH
Rev. R. C. Todd,
Pastor,
SUNDAY, '.
MARCH 6
1:l rr rrt•:_,"'.: lie....yVolf nttheDoor:'_
`"!Y •p-'hili.=;'r�un'dsiy :Srh
,7 p.m. -6. "High
man Life."
Therels 'still 'tiee to ,sign
petition, to she. D
Ment protesting the proposed leg
islatian allowing • •
amusements on the
•',The W.o�ten's Institute annual "4t
Haire" to 'have been held this Thurs-
daft night, has been postponed:
•
' • i1aarold' Thompson is ..in "Toronto
this ''weekattending the, Horticultural
oci
Seties Convention,, as .a delegate
of the loeal society. '
Gerald•., Rathwell, who visited, inToronto lastweek, ' became a. victim
of the 'flu• and had, an enforced ex-
tension of his Holiday..
Value ori 'Hu
`the
ntario Govern
commercialized
Lord's 'hay... °
Miss Winnifred. Douglas, R.N., who
has been at her' home .here for the
past few months, returned to °Kirk-
land Lake, ,the end of the week.
•
Mrs. • John ifiipatrisk of town,•
spent. last, week 4 her home in, Wa'
wanosh, on 'account of the ,illness 'of
her mother, Mrs. Wm. Robinson. '
Mrs. Harry Anderson who recently
underwent a. serious operation in
London contiaii}es to' improve 'favor-
ably, and, is. able to 'be out a little.
each clay.
Fred' • Martin and Fred McQuillin,
repr4senting the local .society, at-
tended the Fairs Association Con.'
vention held in the King Edward'
Hotel, Toronto, last iveek. .
'.Auditors: of the Charles T. Sears
and. Company firm' of London, are
this week .'engaged'in, .auditing the'.
books of the •various departments of.
the municipality.
Condition Is Serious
Mrs. .Moorehouse� Mitchell is ser-
iously ,;ill at her hoine here. Her son
James,; who was lidaying 'inthe
south,- returned the :end. of .the week
;due • to his mother's condition.
•
Suffered Severe Heart Attack . ".
Miss Lsobel Murdie . suffered a ;.sev-
ere heart .attack late Saturday night
and for a time . little ho ,e was held.
for her recovery. While Miss Murdie
is gravelyill; her condition has since.
then been more 'encouraging.
SLUGGrISH KIDNEYS impair Your.
health.. Rumacaps' Two -Way •Actioo
quickly cleanses'. and invigorates the
Kidneys. Use Rumacaps, McKl;1Vi'S
DRUG STORE: . •.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hornell were .in•
T'ororl`'FsJ- v^r-• • - _.. F:'thhe we t -sod• -•attend ng
the "l`unera°i brti 'r1 t'ii ; `M'IissWMary-,
Agnes Hornell, daughter of the late
EIarry Hornell and Mrs.. Hornell. °
Seriously Ill •• • - -
Joseph Collyer has been a patient.
in St. Joseph's Hospital for' the past'
week • :'with his condition regarded as
quite eritieal. -
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•ea:r1:-m'a'n•
LINEN • proWELLING--•be"aVY:
•
we
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pure linen tea towelling tIliog in a
good width and in various col... t
oured, borders. Extra ". value
for this week -end
17 .
at only per y,.d.:
LADIES! DRESSES --Smart
new •printed dresses in 'Swan-
. back -crepe ,and diIighttful.
styles for spring•
• $2.95
at' only ... 1 T
The above, specials'' are 'for
;this week -end only.
BUY NOW AND SAVE
B.:. Pearlman
LUCKNOW -• -. `PHONE' 85
'
Babirng . Demonstra ion. •..
Miss :O'Neil; wilt be at
for 'delicious dessert`s �!W..W. Hill's Store, the
week of •• ,
NADA miRCH 6th to 11th
Wf�Giviri la Freer Baking
CORN. STARCH- Demonstration••using the
Cotleat a tet of pictures of
oueraV.arltfiYnovio eta a•- l.
owe11..known Products,
Canada ' C'o r n' Stairch, '
_.......,
`Ct'ov n Brand= Syrup< -and.
Mazola .
THE PUBLIC. A'RE INVITED EACH AFTERNOON, TO
W. ' W. Hill's Grocery
Spring
a1
' - White Cottons, 5beetns, - Pillow C®Noris, .. retonsy
�►�ite�t�, .�'i�t�� RSP Covers, 'Fait®�.. �Otton�, 'Vii _ . .
Chintz
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