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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1907-09-25, Page 4«j?. LABBES CE, Local Agent ■**?«* MEDICAL shewn frnbon, SOCIETIES _ z k TH Court Sherwood No. 501 • Lucknow, meets every firs. Monday of each month in the Change Hull. Visiting brethren are cordially’ invited. J A McLennan, O, R, R Graham. R, S. J E Agnew, Fin-Sec. D R Ivlclntosh, lreas Old Light Lonas, A.F A, M,,G.R,0., meets everyThursday night on or before the full moon, in the Masonic Hall, Havelock street Lucknow, Add the A.T. Davison. W, M. Lucknow Lodge No, 112 meets every Friday evening at 8 o’clock in their hall, Campbell street, invited R, R MacLeod, Noble Grand, A, B. McLeod, All brethren cordially PUBLISHED WEEKLY W. J. A. AIacGREGOR, Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION— $1.00 per annum pay­ able in advance; or $1,50 at end of year. The Courts have decided that refusing to take newspapers or periodicals from the post ofliice or removind and leaving them uncalled for while subscription remains unpaid, is prima face evidence of intentional fraud. COMMUNICATIONS — Letters, dealing with live topics of the day are solicited but the name of the contributor must in every case accompany the communication. If cLsired, the name the writer will not be jmblished. A" Al. SPENCE, M.D., C.M., E.T.M.C AI.C.P. and S.O. Offices in the new drug store, Beaver Block. LEGAL_________ Dickinson IzGarrow Barristers,Solici tors, etc,, Goderich Ont, t£. L. Dickinson, Chas, Garrow, L, L.B, PA. Malcomson, Barrister, Solicito a Conveyancer, etc,, (late of Camero H It <& Cameron, Goderich.) Office upstair I < lin Block, Lucknow. R CUNNINGHAM INSURANCE FIRE & MARINE GUELPH ONT S. S. Convention. The 27th Annual Convention of the Sunday Schools of the Ashfield Cir­ cuit will be held Thursday, Oct. 17th, 1907, in Hackett’s church. The morn ing session commences at 9.45 a. m., with Mr. S. S. Sherwood as chairman, tne pastor, Rev. T. E. Sawyer will have charge of devotional exercises ; “The Art of Asking Questions” will be taken by E. Sherwood and Norman Shackieton will speak on “Duties of Officers” ; an address of welcome will conclude the morning program. At 2.00 p.m., Mr. J. J. Taylor will occupy the chair, when an interesting program will be given including ad­ dresses by Rev. E. G. Powell, Dist. S. S. Secy., of Brussels; W. Struthers, and others. The evehing program, commencing at 7 p. in., will be presided over by Mr. D. Agnew and addresses delivered by Revs. T. E. Sawyer, pastor ; E. G Powell, Brussells, and Mr. Isaac Ah- drew. The church choir have volunteered to furnish choruses at each session and an inters( tihg and profitable result is expected from the Annual Convention of 1907. The Sabbath School super­ intendents are Messrs. D. Agnew, W. G. Gardner, W. P. Reed and N. Shackleton. Rev. T. E. Stwyer, pas­ tor of the Ashfield Circuit, is chair­ man and Mr. W. P. Reed, secretary of the committee in charge Convention. of the crowning delight to your meal with a jelly made from Greig’s White Swan Jelly Powder Ask your grocer for the flavor you like best—there are 15—both wine and fruit. He has it or can get it. Price, io cents. The ROBERT GREIG CO., Limited Toronto. 0 d (? >; 3 Preserving season is now on ind we have nice Tomatoes to offer you and onr pticos are right. Just take a look at some of the snaps: Tomatoes fresh in your basket...................25c. Pears n u ...................35 c. Crabapples n n 25c. Plums, from..........................................30c to 60c. XXX White Wine Vinegar............................25c. gal. Redpath Granulated Sugar .... 201bs for $1 00 Wallaceburg n ........221bs for $1 00 Get your fruit now as the season is going to be very short. We handle ail kinds of Feed, Bran, Shorts, Mix Chop, etc. 5-Bose Flour at $2.75 per 100 lbs. GOODS DELIVRED-YOUR PRODUCE WARTED. ’PHONE TTO. 27 MCQUILLIN & COX XX><X><>OO^OOdOOOOOOOOOQOOO ^QQQOQQQOOQOQOOQOOOQOGOOOa for on the Store Overflowing with F U R NIT F R E A wealth of Stylish Furniture for House­ keepers—seems unreasonable to sell so much. And yet, if merit in Furniture, Workmanship & Prices v.ill appeal to you, and we are bound that it did, jou’ll certainly inspect our splendid new stock before investing elsewhere. Lucknow Fall Fair. OCTOBER tl. They are making preparations for the big full f ir, And the farmer nnd his family are loaded up with care; They are rubbing down the gelding and the big brood mare, And the three-year-old is frisky—you ought to hear him rear, And they run him round the pasture when they’ve an hour to spare They make him go full sail with red ribbohs in his tail ; Yes, they're making preparations the big fall fair. They are combing out the fleece the thoro’bred rams, They are picking out the best of pretty spring lambs; The hired man is working on a wicker work rig For the easy transportation of the pedigree pig; And the boys are all constructing the cutest little pens For the safety and the comfort of Harry Bogues’ hens. The ’ristocratic bull with turnip tops is full—■ He’ll make a great sensation at the big fall fair. They are making preparations for the big fall fair ; There is much excitement; in the cir­ cumambient air; Each farmer has a pumkin that can’t be beat b’gosh; A.nd everybody stands to win upon a a certain squa-h; Not to mention barley, wheat) and oats, buckw neat and peas, And the product of the vine and the harvest of the tree*, While I hear the housewife mutter, ‘They’l never beat that butter.’ Yes, they’re making preparations for the big fall fair. Goderich Fair Goderich Industrial Exhibition are makibg a special effort to have their Fair an event £of the opening of the Guelph and Goderich brahch of the C. P. R. Their Exhibition on Sept. 25, 26, 27, is being made up-to-date for a full three days’ show as an agri­ cub ural exhibition with attractions. They are having Wincherman’s famous performing bears and monkeys; the Suginoto Japanese Acrobats; a large Ferris Wheel; Happy Emma, the Fat Girl ; the Ossified Mah ; O. H. John’s Glass Blowers ; Moving Pictures ; Merry-go-Rounds for the children ; Band Concerts daily hy the 33rd Regiment Band in full uniferm and a full 2 day’s programme of races on Sept 26th and 27th. Single fare tic­ kets are issued oh both lines of rail­ way aDd special trains return af er the Exhibition on the eveni; g of the 26th to Blyth and and Seaforth V'M * t W <H Promptly attended to night and day. Boom Mouldings, Window Shades, &c. We make a specialty of neat Picture Framing. Funeral of Mr. and F. A. Reid Goderich, Sept. 22.—The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Reid ar­ rived here yesterday and were borne to the parents’ homes, which are next door to each other on Elgin avenue, and the funerals took place this after­ noon, that of Mr. Reid being conduct­ ed by Rev. G. N. Hazen, pastor of North Street Meth dist Church, ahd that of Mrs. Rtid by Rev. Mr. Mill­ yard, pastor of Victoria S’reet Meth­ odist Church. At the grave the bodies were laid side by side and a joint service held by Messrs. Hazen and Mill yard. Mf. and Mrs. Reid had been expect­ ed home Friday night ahd a supper and reception awaited them at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. Carter beihg a sister of Mr. Reid’s, bub in place of the gladness of rejoicing at the home-coming of a bride and groom came the most poignant sorrow at the sudden termination of their young lives. The McDowell family formerly lived hear Westfield, but moved to town some years ago, their eldest son, Har­ vey, marrying and settlihg on the homestead about the same time. Lake­ view House, owned by Mrs. McDow­ ell, was to have been sold by auction yesterday afternoon, but the sad oc­ currence upset all arrangements. Miss McDowell was the only daugh­ ter of Mr, and Mrs. E. McDowell,and was a very’ estimable young lady. She was prominent in church work in con­ nection wi'h Victoria Sb Methodist Church, being a Sunday School teach­ er and a former member of the choir. Melbourne McDowell, of Sherbrooke Qje., i- a brother '’’ Mr. Reid was the y -ungest son of Mr. and Mrs. David Reid. Albert Reid, of Dawson City, a d uggist ; Robert, of Brantford, furniture dealer ahd undertaker; and Edwa d, a*- home, are brothers. He was in the teamihg business, and sine® Spring had bevn boss trimmer at the elevator] Mrs. DENTIST C. A NEWTON L. D. S. All modern methods used. Best material furnished. Crown and bridge work. Painless extracting by the use of the latest, eimp'est and safest remedy—Somnoforme. Newest thing in artifical teeth. Aluminum plates uon-breakable. At .Ripley every Thursday. Office in Allin Block. W. o. JOHHSTON FURNITURE DEALER & UNDERTAKER CXXKX><>0<XXX>CX>(>><>0<>0<>OOC'^/K> CXXX>0-000<XX> .VCOOOOOOOOO-OOOO Per Cent A Newspaper Bargain♦ £ O ♦ 4 £ ♦ ♦ D. Mallough Per. Secy, Lucknow Lodge In- dependent Order of Foresters meets in the Oddfellow’s Hall, ? on the last Tuesday of each month, at 7.30 o’clock. Visiting bre­ thren are cordially in­ vitee to attend. F. McDonald, C; R. T. E, Lawrence, Rec. Sec. Lucknow Coun­ cil, Canadian Order of Chosen Fiiends, meets first and third Tuesday evenings of each month, in the Odd­ fellow’s Hall, on Campbell street. Visitors are cor­ dially invited to attend. Lucknow Lodge of the Ancient \VxV Order of United Workmen, meets in the Oddfellow’s hall on the second and last Monday even­ ings of each month at eight o’clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited. D. Patterson, M. W. Fall Term Opens September 3rd. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE STRATFORD. ONT. This school, which is an eld and well established one, stands to the forefront as the greatest Commercial and Shorthand school in the West, uur teachers are experienced instruct ors. courses , thorough and practical; We assist graduates to positions, Write for our free catalogues; Elliott & McLachlan I’RIVCI PALSG. Potter, Secy. BRANTFORDCOGKSHUTT PLOW GO Beaver Gang Plow A Plow that meets every requirement. Extra strong fxaais, Beams adjustable for vide or narrow work Notice the good points of the Beaver Gang. It may be seen on exhibition at our wareroom. They also manufacture the Kang furrow, three horse, walking plow. W. G. Andrew?LH±22F two- Farm for Sale. Farm for sale oh division line in Township of Ashfield, containing 100 acres of good black clay loam, adapt­ ed for mixed farming or pasture, with spring creek on farm. A good b;».rn well fenced, situated mile school, 11 miles from post office, es don will be given at once, be sold reasonably. For further ticu’ars apply to Thos. Ford, Lanes mors pupils attending than one year ago. This speaks eloquently as to our past work. We educate to meet the living demnnds of a pro­ gressive age. Our stenographers and Bookkeepers deligt tho most, modern, exacting city of­ fices. Day students attend night classes free. Gsaduates placed in good situations. Now is the best time to enter the School Hooks and Supplies All the Public and High School Readers and Text Books, Slates, Pencils, Inks, Erasers, Scribblers, Writing Pals, Blotters, School Bags, and everything required by pupils for the re opening of School. SOUVENIR GOODS We Jhave many lines of Souvenir Goods in Stock. New Goods arriving daily. from pos- Will par- WINGRAM BUSINESS COLLEGE > GEO. 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