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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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Thursday,APRIL 25TH,
. WHEltE YOUR DOLLAR HAS MORE ^ENSE j
P & G SOAP, 5 BARS........... .............
GILLETTE LYE, 2 CANS A..............
OLD DUTCH'' CLEANSER, 2 CANS
HAN DAMMONIA, 2 PKGS./ ..A...
mop sticks, 2 for ..........
5-STRING BROOMS ............. • 7
APRICOTS, 1 LB.27c, PEACHES, 1 LB.
PRUNES, 2 LBS. V... * .25c FIGS, 3 LBS.
LARGE. .SALMON, 2 .CANS........ ‘ ‘
CHOICE TOMATOES, 4 CANS
WHITE PORN. 3,; &ANS .*>....
' CLUB SPECIAL' COFFEE,,LB; .
SPLENDID TEA, LB, .., .. , T
6 BUS,’" MIXED ^LFALFA, 5. BUS. NO. 1 TIMOTHY
To Clear at Reasona^Ip Prices.
RENNIE’S* MAN'GELS AND ■ TfcRtf IPS
IuoyourfeetII hurt? I
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A representrtive of Dr. Scholl
will be at OUR STORf on
Tuesday, May 7th
To Diagnose All Foot Troubles Absolutely FREE
-FURTH-ER"'-..ANN0U-N^EMENT-IN'--NEXT\5yEEK’S SENTINEL"'-
Rath well and Reed
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SHOPPING at Pearlman’s
OFFERS YOU MANY NJ^W. CLOTHES WHICH HAVE
ARRIVED FROM TORONTO TODAY.
AND7 BLOUSESTJTSMART ~
STYLES ARE A.MOXG THESE ARRIVALS -------
GLOVES of latest Shades and Snappy* Styles are here.
IREN’S Spring Top Coats and Suits: in latest materials are on
"'■■■■ . display. r ■ ■ . ■ •
MEN! Don’t miss seeing our new Tweed Felt Hats, Forsyth
/ Shirts and Ties. '
BOYS’ WEAR—We have' arjew arrangement of Boys’ Fine
■ . • __ Shirts, Work Shirts,. Suits and Knee. Pants and Whoopee
'■ .• "Trousers. ' ''/
A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL GIVE YOU SATISFACTORY
MERCHANDISE AT NO EXTRA COST.
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B. Pearlman, uK^ont.
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Implements and Seed
McCORMICK-DEERING—
} ‘Cream Separators, Drills, Walking and Sulky Plows.
J. FLEURY & SONS— . .
No. 13, 21 and 77 Walking Ploi/s and Repairs.
T. E. BISSELL CO—
Disc, Harrows and Land Rollers
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FROST STEEL & WIRE CO— « .. .
Wire Fence, Coiled and Barb Wire, Steel Posts & Gates.
TIMOTHY/& CLOVER SEEDS—
Government grades No. 1, of Alfalfa, Alsike, Red,
MammMK',"/Yellbwand White Sweet/Uldvers IK Orchard
Grass. - .
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For Sale At:-? '
W. G. ANDREW’S
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Bruce League Annual
Meeting Held Thursday
Many .Teams Likely To Be* Entered
S3 oll'fAjrl ra 1 a * Tin n wvt. * TT WT si vr 1r8 " ■Schedule To Redrawn Up May 2nd.
™_*______■ '__ meetinfEleven.. teams are expected to be
entered in the/;Bruce League by the
time the schedule , is drawn up, on
May 2nd, it was learned at the an
nual , meeting of this league, held in
Chesley* on Thursday night, which
was attended by Howard Agnew, Art
McCartney as local delegates, accbm--
panied by Roy Finlayson and Tom
McKenzie.
... Four .pf these1 teams, Southampton;
Me&f ord and two Owen Sound teams
will be “A”class. te^m^F'The second
Owen Sound team was/ entered -^at
the .meeting .with the Milliopairp Club
bj^hk¥~city^beiri^
posed to letting them into the ;lopp.
Meaford, in the Grey ‘League last
Year, *s. ^a! neyr team in Bruce League
"circles as is HanoverjTwho. will have
a team in the “B” series. , The “B|’
seriies clubs are expected to consist
of the following. :Port Elgin, Chesley,
WalkeftonTT^B^W^^ ^iiicardifie/
Lucknowand" Wnfgham. .. . "
Teams to the south, with the ex
ception of w" Ingham favored the “A.”
and “B” teams operating as two’ sep
arate groups. Several/lqng trips would
thus be prevented' and few of the “B”
teams consider they will b.e a match
for the strong importing ?A” clubs.
The following officers Were elected:
Honorary Presidents, Hon. James.
Malcolm,. Kincardine; Fred Bowman,
Southampton; President, R." C. Mac
kenzie,' Kincardine;., Vice-President,
William Dobson, Walkerton; Secre
tary-Treasurer, A. A. Perkins, Port
Elgin; Executive, H. Gurney, Wing
ham and George pulmage, Owen
." Mr. Perkins succeeds J. C. Mac
Donald, who retired from the secre
taryship of the league, and1 who. has:
Jieen ,ai>pLojnted-a^ember^of__the-O..
■ B. A. A» executive.^ _a ■
While it has not been definitely an-
nouncedthat’TLucknow^'wiirenterth'e
loop, it is altogether likely they’ll be
in there when the season opens.
, And while’’the ?team may not be
one of championship calibre, it
will be made up chiefly of a gang of
young fellows, who should ' improve
each season and who, if they show a
little more punch this year at the
-plate;-will-be-tougih-enQugh"Oppbsiti(nr
for any of the “B” teams.
4thCON.>KINLOSS
The April meeting of the U. F. W.,
.0. which was largely attended, was
held at-theikomejoLMrs; Tvridall Rob-
inson. Mrs. D.. McKinnon presided;
The nreejing^ppeimd^by^singingzztlie:
“Opening Song,” with Miss Blanche
McDougal at the piano; The Lord’s
prayer and the. Creed were repeated
in unison. Mrs. Wm.' McDonald repd
the minutes of Al last meeting; also
several letters of thanks. After the
business was^ dealt with, the roll call
was. responded to by “Suggestions for
making money?’, fonbwed by papers;
given by Sirs. A. Ackert and Mrs.
Col well; atalk on gardening by Mrs.
A. Hughes; instrumental by Mrs. H.
Harris and Winnifred Ackert; “How
to grow roses”, by Mrs. T. Harris; a
solo by Mrs. A. Ackert, “Is the Sav
iour that loyes you, yours?”; an in
strumental by Elizabeth Robinson and
Mrs. R. Middleton. A flower and seed
contest brought ..the program to a
close with Mrs. D. McKinnon and
Mrs. H/ Harris being; the winners.
After a vote of thanks tej the hostess
the meeting' closed by "singing “God
be with you -till we meet again.’’ A
delicious lunch was served and a-
pleasant hour spent. The May meet
ing will be held at Mrs. N. MacCaU-
lum’s.
Kinloss Council Mia Wes
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Kiploss CpuhiQil pjet op ‘April J.5th
1935jf ps pey ad^urnjaept* All ipemr
berp>-pf^sept, . • . *•»■
minutes pf the last , regular
meetings were read and confirmed
Moved by McIntosh and 'Graham
that the, Assessor he paid $35,00 bn
account salary. 7
Moved /by McKenzie and Graham
that the collector be authorized to
return uncollected, the taxes, on Idt
6, con. *4, and lots ifi^lO.and E' *H. 17.
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. Moyed by; McIntosh ^nd McKenzie
that they collector be .authorized .to
return^as uncollected the balance of
taxes on^Lots 2-3-4, 1BN. ,
.Moved .by Ross and McIntosh that
the pbiitract for Crushing apd trucks;
Hallohon. of Blyth^ at. per yard
for crushing 7 arid 9c per yard mile
•for trucking.
; - Moved"by’ ROss“and "Mclntqsli that/
orders be. issued in payment of ail
, bills.; and accounts passed at this
■ meeting. ■ , I
;-MM0Vfe^by^Graha:m-/and^McKenzie
that we do now adjourn to meet again
oh Monday , the 27th day of May 1935,
at 10 o’clock am. for the transaction
of general business and at 1 o’clock
n m. as a Court of Revision on the
Assessment, E°il of 1935.
/All appeals against the said As
sessment Roll to be in the hands of
the Dlerk not later than the 15th day
’of May, .1935. '.
Cheques issued: D. Cassidy, part
salary $35.00; Lucknow Sentinel,
printing $34.00; John. Moulton, tile,
Kempton drain $12.47; Bert McLean,
relief supplies $10.14; W. W. Hill,
relief supplies $17.80; R. H« Thomp
son, relief supplies $15.35; E. Holly-
many- relief supplies -$25;27; ^D:--J7
McCharles, relief supplies $4.2,5; M.
Ross/relief supplies $4.10; C. Wight
man, relief supplies $5.00; N. D. Mc
Kenzie, relief supplies $6.61; Mrs. D/
-Milne—relief -milk“$&82-y-Peter-T-
Carter, relief milk $2.88; Miss Pearle
Carter, relief rent $2.00; Victor
'Whitley, relief rent $6.0H; Mrs. E.
Walker, relief nursing $11.50; J. R.
Lane/postage and telephone $3,00;
A. E. Thompson, caretaking to date,
$3.00; Walter McKenzie, refund dog
tax 1934, $2.00.
Highway/Cheques: Alex Percy, pay
list 9, $8.10; Sam Nesbit,, pay list 10,
$15.10; Wesley Thompson, pay list 11,
$6.45••“Albert Little, pay list 12,"$16.85:
Robt. Montgomery, pay list 13; $7.50;
Orville Tiffin, pay list 14; $11.85/Roa(l
Nb. 1 and 18, pay list 15, $22.95; Wm.
McKenzie, pay list. 16, $10.30; Road
No. 12 and 19, pay list 17, $22.20;
Alex MacLeod, pay list T8, $17.10;
Miss S. .Purvis, pay list 19, $3.00.
■< J R. LANE. Clerk.,
New Curtains, Curtain Materials,
Chintz/ Cretons, Shadow1'' Cloths; "etc."
—THE . MARKET STORE.
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New . Congoleum Rugs, Mats;
Squares, Runners. Selling at Now
Low Prices — See Windows.—THE
MARKET STORE.
MR. FOOT was friendly with Bum
py Bunion and Burny Callus until
Cress Corn and Bunion Salves .were
sold by McKIM’S DRUG STORE? “
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^.EXCURSIONS ?X~.
GOING DAILY—MAY 15 to 28 inclusive
Return Limit: 30days
CENX.A MIUE — EACH WAY if
GOOD IN COACHES ONUY
7 <0
t ,, s
w/l . SLEEPING CAR ACCOMMODATION
Whera daeping catipSce 1s requited, the foliowing il’ightiv hlah<tr fsr« anntv.
Standard Clads Tickets'good via GltEAi
BAGGAGE Checked. Stopovers at
Ticktits, Slewing Cai? reservalions, and all infatm
' LAKES route; tneal0
Port Arthur, Armstron
alien froin tiny agent. Aj
md berth extra
gand west. ...
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ACCEPT TENDER OF “I
Whitechurch, beiing the low est, was
WHITECHURCH CONTRACTOR -accepted? Subject to the approval of
_' the Prbviheial Department./.JThe$?
Tenders for.fi tidW cement" bridge was a wide range of price in ’ the
»ver ‘ho TeeMyeter River at Paisley .we)v ‘■eeeived Me -West
vere opened by the County highways _ . -.x, *eommittee at 'Walkerton recently. | fi#11**6 ' was $9,029.50; the highest
the tender of Robert Mowbray . of $23,474.
ASHFIELD CHURCH NOTES
The Young People’s Society pre
sented a very fine. program- approp
riate to the Season last Friday night,
which included, a pageant entitled,
‘'God’s Candles”, that was most im
pressive in its intended teachings, all
^entering in the Cross of' Him Who
died for our sins; and Who is the
“LightoftheWorld” supplying.to all
who are willing!'to be “God’s Candles”
the light they need in order to Shine
for Him. in the dark places of this
world. All who took part, acquitted
themselves most creditably, whjch
must have been gratifying to Miss,
L'uella Cowan, the president, who
directed the pageant; A very substan
tial offering Vas contributed by. the
largo audience that attended^
The Bible., (Sunday School which
suspends its regular 10 o’clock ses
sions during the winter months, will
resume' operations next Sunday at
10 a.m. .
The Minister has prepared an el
aborate chart, 6 feet by 16 feet; on
whjch he has graphically outlined
“An. Aeroplane View of God’s Re
demptive Plan of Salvation as Re
vealed in the Bible”; end Wiil/giyd the
first of a series of sermon lectures on
the. general theme next' Sunday
morning at 11 0’clocit, ‘using the
Ohart as fen illustrative aid in reach
ing the minds' of * all ' present througlt
Eye-Gate.'No one r.can afford to, miss
this introductory lecture.
Next Lord’s Day has been announ
ced as ffeptism Sunday.
April. 17th, 1935.*
The Commissioners met m the
Secretary’s Office on the above date
at 2.30 p. m. with Neil MacKay,
president, in the chair. Members were
John W. Colwell, Dan.D. McDonald.
Moved by John W. Colwell—secon
ded by Dan D. McDonald that /the
minutes of last meeting be adopted
as read. (Carried).
Moved by Dan, D. McDonald—sec
onded by John W. Colwell that the
following accounts be paid:—Matt.
Gemmell $146.25; W. <L Lane., $135,35
Ross H. Hartyn, salary to March 31,
1935, $45.; Ripley] Hydro April acct.
$4.14; Mrs. Henrietta Martyn, rent
of shop tp March 31, 1035, $18.;
Francis Gemmell, work on lines lVfe
• days ,at $2.25, $25.90;, .Use of car JLl
days $13.75; Harold Emmeftoh/worfc
on lines 11% days at $2.25, $25.90;
Bell Telephone Tolls, Mai;ch~.$44.85;
Canadian Telephones afld supplies,
Mdse. $24.19; iStromberg--Carlson
Mdse. $55.22; John Mullen, rebate on
Phone Rhyver $7.50; NeiJ MacKay/
$10.; John W. Colwell, $S; . Dan D.
McDonald $8; George Colwell, poles
$4,15.
Mr. John Courtney on behalf of
the. Lakh" Shore Mutual met thp Com
missioners regarding agreement ber-
tweefi their CoffipanyUind-ours dated
JApril 2nd; 1925.' ' ' --7 ‘
Moved by John W. Cplwell—secon
ded by.Dan D. McDbnald that we re
new the Lake Shore Mutual Agree
ment for another , 10 years at the An-
iiual (Rental of $9.30 per year com
mencing April 1, 1935 and /that we
purchase" tKe TO poleF belonging to
The • Lake (Shore -Mutual; from Mc
Pherson’s C.orner West . for $6.50,
Cash. (Carried).,/*^. ,
■* Moved by John? VL Colwell—sec
onded by Dan D. McDonald that' we
confirm arrangement made by presi
dent and secretary treasurer1 with
Huron Township regarding money as
follows:. Huron Township to ’allow
interest at rate of 2% 'per annum on
Bank balance and to allbw interest
at rate of 5% pdr afimitn on all Telfe-*-
phone money used by Township;
(Carried). ' '
Meeting then adjourned to meet
ag^ih May 4th at the usual hour and
place. , ■' • , __'....... _4’A
■'* - Martyn, Secretary.
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New, Low s Prices oh Congoleum
Rugs and Squares. See windows.—
THE MARKET STDRE, .
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/. Yourz opportunity to meet and
consult the Tip Top Tailors9
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MR. C. R. HUDGIN
. who will be at our store
May 1 st, P. M
Tl/TEN! This is important!
C. R. Hud&in, the Tip Top Tailors’
' . Stylist, will visit our store,where he
may be consulted without obligation
by menOfthistownonany questions
of styite, fabric or/ccSor jMjrtaap^gjto
'zosfefcsg! '
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ence is of course given without obliga
tion and is offered as just one more
reason why you should come to our
store, at least to compare} before you
order Spring and' Summer clothes.
• anywhere.
More woollens than ever make up the
Tip Top Spring and Slimmer range— ;
more styles — better tailoring and
finish—yet^ the price remains $23.75
for your unrestricted choice.
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Con. Decker
Lucknow
EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR
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FREE
To advertise bur Roger’s Guar
anteed Silverware, we are giv
ing. away .50' Teaspoons, one
'with each $1.00 purchase.__/
; Special This Week
Aluminum, 8 different pieces,
69c each.
See Our Window
NERVE FORCE AND SEEING
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The relation, of seeing to con
sumption of nerve force is an in
teresting tbpic. Pages could be
written about it—and have, been.
Briefly—all seeing consumes -
ergy. The more impeffect thb-
eyes the mbre nerve force is con-
sttnied. The consumption in some
....cases is -excessive.- Then arise—
headaches, “nervous attacks” and
what hot; The cause—the eyes—
must-first Ke considered. Another
fact for you to remembier. ,
.;AEMSTEONG’S Eyesight -Service.,
INDIGESTION
quickly relieved
Indif?eatioih Gas,' Heartburn, Pants after
: Eating, Bloating arid Belching; Sava your-
fetslf many days df Buffering by getting— KtRIt-’S-STOMALK-Ara1 remedy you; wifi 7
never be without once you tryit. Economi
cal. arid fails to bririg .quick, siire
relief iri even most stubborn cases of sour,
acid stomach. At drug stores. ' &-
Get i bottle of KIRK’§ STOMALKA at
MtKiM’S DRUG STORE