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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1936.
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PALMERSTON OUSTS WINGHAM
A 5 to 1 victory in Wingham on
Saturday made Palmerston Railroad
ers the "B” winners in the Southern
group of the Bruce League. In two
straight wins Palmerston put the
skids under the Huron’s hopes and f
dropped them into "C” -ball, in which
class they will proceed in the O. B.
A. A. playdowns.
Two bad errors in Saturday’s game
are sai^l to have given Palmerston 4
„ruhs “and turned a close battle into
a route, Colvin started on the mound
but was replaced by Gordon Irwin,
who -pitched-fine-ball in the : closing,
innings -^and matched Doc. Lawson,
Palmerston ace. i* » ' •
Concerning the game .between
Winghain and the Maitland All-Stars
the Advance-Times, says: "A- tall,
lanky lad. named Carruthers; pitched
for. the Visitors and showed -a -nice
turn of speed and a gqod curve, strik-
, ing out no less than twelve’of the
Braves- This boy pitched a- few
games for, Teeswater near the end of
the season □ and with a little .exper
ience will give a lot of teams plenty
of trouble.”
Knitting A Vocation And
Hobby For J. R. Webster
St. Helens—There is one man in
beaten the depression, fie . is J. R.
Webster, who has passed his seventy
-second milestone, and • still actively
plies his trade as a knitter.
Born on a farm in Ashfield Town
ship, when that section was still in
.e village of
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ELECTRIC WASHER. OR
COMBINATION RANGE /
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RAE & PORTEOUS
Away Free
To The Buying Public of Lucknow and Surrounding District
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CHESTERFIELD SUITE, OR
BEDROOM SUITE
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WALNUT CHEST. OR
STUDIO COUCH
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DAVISON & SON
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SILVER TEA SERVICE.
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P. T. ARMSTRONG'S'
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A. E. McKIM’S —v
CONGOLEUM RUG
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> TEMPLETON & CO.
CASH COMMISSION PRIZES
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Additional Prizes to ^contestants
turning in largest amount of money
on subscription accounts.
10% Cash Commission to all con
testants on paid subscription, during
entire campaign.
HOW TO GET BIG VOTES
SCHEDULE OF VOTES GIVEN
ON SUBSCRIPTIONS
Paid-In-Advance and Renewal Sub
scriptions for the Present Year—$1.»0
Each Year.__ _ \ . .1000 Votes
Subscription Arrears Prior To
Present Year — $2.00.
Year...;..........3000 V "otes
Subscriptions, Not Oh Present
Mailing List—$1.50. .
Year..........................5000 Votes
Each
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American Subscriptions. 50c Extra
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VOTES FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS
A SPECIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED to the
AIEN. WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS of LUCKNOW and '
SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES to share in this big
event. Y ou can win a beautiful prize tor your spare time
in .the next few weeks. Secure.hew. renewal and arrears
.subscriptions and receive vote credits on payment of
subscription accounts. The largest total vote secures the
first choice of the grand awards, the next number of
votes the second choice; and so on until the grand prizes
are awarded. Those contestants who do not share in the
grand prize awards will receive a cash commission
chequ^- on all subscriptions-secured providing a minimum
of $50.00 is turned in throughout the campaign.
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THE MARKET STORE
DOUBLE VOTES ON
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SPORT SHIRTS
TEMPLETON & CO.
DOUBLE VOTES ON
ALL HOSIERY
Regular $1.49 — $1.35
RAE & PORTEOUS
-The Red Front Hardware”
DOUBLE VOTES ON
ALL PAINTS
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THE FORD GARAGE
FORD SALES & SERVICE
Experienced Ylechanic
In Charge, • *
'Phone 40-w
F. M. PATERSON
DOUBLE VOTES ON
FOUNTAIN PENS
FOR SCHOOL
29c. 39c. 59c. 79c.
FINLAYSON BROS.
DOUBLE VOTES ON
CHESLEY STAR FLOUR
$2.90 CWT.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
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The 5c to $1.00 Store
SCHOOL SUPPLIES •
J. A. GEDDES
T. W. SMITH
CENTRAL GARAGE
DOUBLE VOTES ON
TIRES and TUBES
REST ROOM FOR LADIES
MatDONALD BROS.
DOUBLE VOTES ON
ALL WOMEN'S SHOES
THIS WEEK
This Contest is open to any^ROY OR GIRL. MAN OR
WOMAN, residing irt Lucknow or surrounding district.
Employees of The Sentinel, club. merchants, their em
ployees or thjbir immediate families are not
enter this- Contest. This does not apply to newspaper
, orrespohdents or, part-time employees.
Entries mav be made on Entry Blank, or in
THE SENTINEL. ./ *
Vote coupons must- be deposited-at THE SENTINEL'office.
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or-tn accept purchased coupons, under penalty of disqual
ification. "Contestants may work where they please, collecting back
subscriptions atnd renewals as well as new; Vote credits
will be issued on all. , ’ ’ .
Tash must accompany all subscriptions- where credits are
desired. Each Contestant fe an authorized agent of. this
contestant must be plain<y
Mte proper credit. • .
upofis. once deposited in favor o'i
nnot be transferred to another,
•ntestants will riot be allowed to s<
of Club Merchants’ stores, nor
accept purchased coupon:
eligible to
writing to
written on each to
any one contestant.
•licit votes in or out-
tn buy or sell -votes
-AND FOR CASH PURCHASES
* \ A number of "Club” merchants are joining to co-op-
’ erate in this prize distribution in an effort to encourage,
more local patronage and to stimulate' cash purchasing.
Contestants and their Supporters who. patronize these
' stores will receive, coupons on the following basis:;—•
1. —One, unit of 25 votes given with each 25 cent
cash purchase, or in the Same. ratio.
2. —Votes-will also be allowed on payment of out
standing accounts.
3. —-Any Club Merchant wilT be .allowed to offer
additional votes at his owrii discretion.
4. —Subscription votes and votes on Cash purchases
. ' from Club Merchants are of equal value, and
ejan be combined on total votes.
WM. MURDIE & SON
HARDWARE MERCHANTS ;
Coal Dealers & Plumbers
7Phone io
R. H. THOMPSON
DOUBLE . VOTES OX
3 Cans Clark’s^ or Aylmer
VEGETABLE, or TOMATO
SOUP—25c—50 VOTES.
0. H. AGNEW
DOUBLE VOTES ON
ON ANY ARTICLE
IN WINDOW
Bakery
For Quality & Service
tasty" Dakes, cookies.
TARTS & PIES
’Phone 36
Hollyman’s
W. W. HILL
GROCERIES. FRESH
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
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Born on a farm in Ashfield Town
ship, when that section was still in
its first stages of sett^nent, Mr.
Webster later moved to
St. Helens, south of the.
Lucknow. For a number of y
, was employed on the estate of John
Joynt, who served as the, Conservative
member of the Ontario Legislature.
Later when employment slackened < ...
he,took up knitting both as a vocation
I and a hobby. Friends bought some
I of his articles and the demand in
creased. He bought a knitting ma
chine on which he soon became quite
proficient. Today, at T2, Mr. Webster
operates three knitting machines and
markets his own. products. Because
of their close, resemblance to the
"home-knit kind the demand for his
creation is considerably ahead of
his ability to produce. (
In 1920 Mr. Webster purchased a
Ford car of the Model T,type and to- .
day he is still driving the same one.
During his sixteen, years he has only •
had one mishap and that came Two
years ago. He was drying near Ben-
miller and owing to his generosity in
sharing the road with a farmer who
was teaming a load of hay, he slid j
off the side of the road. z
When asked for his recipe for good"
health and longevity this fine ■' old
man attributed it to “willingness for
work and ressia-cefulness when work
.was stopped”. Aiui he added, ^tiiere
would be less unemployment if ev- '7
erybody did the thing.”
Summer Residents Aim
To Improve Point Clarke
RATHWELL & REED
NOW ON.
Gigantic Closing Out
SHOE ’SALE
DOUBLE VOTES ON
LADIES’ SHOES
F. T. ARMSTRONG
JEWELER & OPTICIAN
DOUBLE VOTES ON
CUT GLASS
B. PEARLMAN
DOUBLE VOTES ON
SUMMER AND
SCHOOL DRESSES
’Phone 85
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DOUBLE VOTES ON
PAYMENT of ACCOUNTS
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Lucknow Flour Mills
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newspaper, and it is distinctly understood that EACH
meniber will be RESPONSIBLE FOR MONEY and remit
amount in full to club headquarters.
The first ten Contestants having largest' number of total
votes on closing date shall have the choice of the Gtand
Prize Awards ih the order of the final standing. t-
In the event of a tie for any of the awards, prizes iden
tical in value will be awarded to each tying-club member.
Also we reserve the right, to alter or add to thd above
prize list,, providing that the value of the prizes shall not
be reduced.
Final count wilt he, supervised by a Special Committee,
This newspaper reserves the right .to offer special credits
at any time during the competition arid to correct Typo
graphical errors that may occur in any of its announce
ments.
it’is understood that the interpretation of the rules and,
regulations, and apy other questions pertaining to the
competition, trill be decided by the Club Manager .and that
his decision win be accepted as final.
In becoming a member or participating in this competi
tion, club.members,.agree to .abide by the above conditions.
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For Further Information, Write or Phone Club Headquarters—
THE SENTINEL R. L. TAYLOR, Manager
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SPECIAL PRIZE SUGGESTIONS
Weekly Prizes will be offered to Con
testants turning in the largest total
votes from week to week: 1
1— PEN AND PENCIL SET J
2— MANICURE SET
3— BASKET OF GROCERIES
4— 100 POUNDS FLOUR
5— SIX PAIR SILK HOSE y
Other Prizes to be Announced Later
Note—Only One SpecMT Prize -will be
allotted th any one contestant
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SAVE THESE COUPONS
100 FREE VOTES FOR
NAME OF CONTESTANT:
Eash issue4 during the competition
this coupon, when neatly cut out and
mailed or brought to the Club Head
quarters. will count for the person
* whose name'appears above.
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At a meeting of the cottagers in
the vicinity of Point Clarke, it was
decided to form an organization, the .
official name of whieh is to be "The
Point Clarke Beach , Association.”
This is to include the Lucknow. Pt.
Clarke, ‘and Pine Biver Beaches.
The immediate aims of the assoc
iation are to devlop better roads, as
sist in health raemasures and in re
creation, and to secure improvemeitt
of the mail service. Any . measures
which concern all the beaches will
be Under its jurisdiction.
The following officers were elected
for the year 1936-37: President, Rev.
[ De Witt Cosens, Clinton; Vice^ptesi-
dent, P. V. Smith, Grimsby; Sec.-
Treas^, F. C. Beaupre, Iroquois.
The Old Orchard Tennis " Club,
composed of cottages in the vicinity
of Point Clarke have just completed
an up-to-date clay tennis court at
"The Old Orchard^ previously part
of the Courtney estate, located just
south of Pine River. The court is en
closed by a ten-foot netting and pre
sents a Very lovely picture with nat
ural setting of evergreens, winch add
so much to the charm of the Point
Clarke Beaches." This court is filling
a real place in the life of the youn
ger people and some of the older
ones as well. A bowling greeri has
been mentioned as the next thing to ,
| be constructed, 'O^-
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FINE DISPLAY AT
; ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW
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Huston.
Pansies—Mrs. Solomon,
Perennial Phlox—B. Ward, Mrs.
D. Huston. 7 ' -
Marigolds. French—S. RathwelL
Marigolds, African—S. Rathwell
Calendulas — Mrs. Solomon. S.’
RathwelL
Cosmos—S. Rathwell, Mrs. D. Hus-1
ton.
Pentinas, ruffled or double—J. Pick
ering Mrs. Solomon. '
. Petunias, '.single—j. ' C-olIyer.- j.
Leith.
Collection annuals—Mrs. Solomon,
S. Rathwell.
Collection Perennials—-#Irs. Solo-,
mon. r
Roses, red—Mrs. Solomon, Mrs.
W m. MacKenzie. . •
, Roses. pitfeg^L Leith, R. Fisher. '
i' Roses, white-c-Mrs, Solomon.
1 Roses, collection—J. Leith,- J. Col-
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' • . t amations—J. Leith. S.. Rathwell.
. Table bouquet;—J. Pickering. Mrs,
i Wm. McKenzie.
t. Larkspur, annual—Mrs. D. Huston,
1 J. Collyer; z ,
) . Begonia, Rex—J. Pickering. ’ i
i Begonia. Tuberous- double—J. Pick
ering. Mrs. Huston.
! Best- collection Foliage—Mrs. D. ■
" Solomon.
-Mrs, Hustoni
double—-Mrs. Huston.■"
single—Mrs. Hunton,
variety potted plants—...
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Geranium,
| . Geranium,
Any other
Mrs. Huston.