Lucknow Sentinel, 1903-11-06, Page 5a
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pr�•n in. that B
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lead in: shades' ack. 'Pur . and
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her. • has also been a: big increase
theice.of-the
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pricegoods, although there has been
noadvance in our prices, having bought* them
nn .
sortie:; t1im o „ ,,. _.
round ,suit and nothing, to _compare -with them
for: appearance, • Call • and see ' the• • different
qualities-lwe-ar . sho:win-g----a 1.Q0,
and-215---Per—Yard.:: _.
�ADY-MIIlADE,;SKIRTS AT
'h.,'is -week we. "'ire showing some -: speeeinf values- in Ladies -Read-y Made
Skirts at $3,50 made of all wool homespuns and friezes':h --latest styles.
Some very natty':silk 'waists in Black,:Navy, y,: , y, -Pyk and Creams;,, are
open for your inspection this• week. All ` lined throughout and good fittings.
Prices $4.00, .4.50,--5.00.,and±6100--each
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�Pe have ;the :good :yarn
at from 20c. toi 60c. per pair
inds-'for winter in fine; cashmere and saxony wool
Ask'for: No 425,' p Hips : at : 1.. 0, .,b:
Dip • p � 0 , an'extra
tra good � corset :for. the •monoq •
and a very popular •. one.
at od_fiars are.: gett ng --e-,
sire a great many people are:yoking for a good
substitute, this you can get_in _,Newlands Co.
sin, veind and frost proof_ Men's a ':$1 O.00 . aJ
omen.'s at; $8,, $10 and; `$T ;
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(iOOI) WORK .
luhlr; ;Dlieoac of piiuroh. to %oa 004hlq ;Pae
an.tor
A•t'the regular business, meeting o
the offcipl board of • :the Christian"`
c arch Monday evening, lcler, E R.
ark was invited to ,continue his PAS-„,
toorate of. ;the: ch'nrch-throughout the
ear' 1004 anal indefinitely beyond that'
without f anther eagagement, Ito Jong as.
0144,°1,iih': !. ¢r eriz ll ; tet taw-
11Q . elt:'waipr& YPerrthusrestic•n cet
jug AO fill were'happy :over, the good
work of the pa$t yeaEr'and the, 'bright
,prom se,'for.its eontiiluance. " ,mover
tlowiti .t'reet y that has.. Ua 'oac,ch't
'remar"kaib7e, ;"feature o`i; ' aer"Elacli'e
pastorate and the. universal satiefao-
tion with bis work contributed to. this;
gladaesskof;heart *Many of tbe.'hoard-
expressed, their conviction that the
church had ':neva--known'''such-a-'good
good•year during their knowledge of
its history., The following brief sum-
msry of the year's work' was. ordered
d'on
placerecord 'and published in' the
local and church papers.
Daring the year.since Elder E. R.
Black was tailed tom the. -oversight of'.
rtes afwrok.ovrri1-depart-otwvwrk'
had .• been prospered., The . Sunday
school had enlarged: Tie- C. E. was:
re -organized and now is a • most '.excel-
lent,eervice:with 30 and 40 i
once..; A class of SO meet every niid-
week for thnSthdy of the..Eible." The.
Willing Workers.' have.paidtbe organ'
debt, the Quilters and Ladies Aid pur-
chased, the,. new _carpet .paying. for; it
out' of their treasuries. ' There is --a
Hauch higher' standard of , spirituality
mpg, the Church '- Thirty-one persons.
United' with -.the church' all-adal te but
two, without any protracted meeting.
There has been constant' unity... be-
tween
: pastor and' people.- He : has;
made:about 1400tlCalls and Mrs.,Black
has made the roundsof the;lar e' con-'
g
gregation more "than once. All the
expenses of the church. have •been,met
"by the weekly offering, a systeni. sn
twanged' and superintended , by :, the.
pastor.:. Every month 'has-: found
good balance.in the treasury,, there
being:over~,.ipl_o0 bn_t1ie right -,side --of
the edger now. ',The: overflow of the,:
treasury has "been :used,. severaltimes':
in the , painting,: decorating and "re-'
pairing. • the . church.;. Including• the
gift of the carpet about 8500has been.
Spent in improvements during'. the year.
Nor has the church lived for 'itself.:,
About 'i00 have been given to various
Wesions, half ' of this coming' :from the
-0--W;-B:Mne of the. best societies',
in the State While . the pastor e=
'-clines` or' t uch uninspiring.
report, all this speaks :in the: highest.
term of his untiring work. Truly the
Lord' has blessed him and 'the 'people
for whom he; has labored • ;
The above article is taken from. the
Daily Courier, of New Castle, ;Indiana
of Oct. _27th, and. -.refers -tc' the. RRev
Mr 'Black, son-in-law of: Mr.: Same=
Morrison, , of the first concession of
Binloas.
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We, have: opened up fire : lines' of INVIGT.
gh.�Xfg1►ha wiif
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'aha 11,00 and extra
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S •A TTAOH• D.
-We have a ne of men's shoes from Bell's Factory
that will interest wishing '
Y a waterproof shoe , It
is made: from :No. 1. , grain. calf with .light calf linin . and;
interlined with. waterproof lining..:_..
P The .sole is • made,
of sole leather soaked in oil which makes it' waterproof.;
It•: is . worth what, h t we ask for it $s•oo'}, u:: pair. ' .
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WHAT OTHERS S�
of Worthington' i <., Canadian Stook , To 04 - •
James Leask, Breeden and, feeder sof the
•sweepstake fat • cattle at • Proyincial Winter
Fan' 1901 and,1902,,says
Dada Six;=
• I have'fed your Stock Tonic to cattle' and
like.it ver; much. • It makes them thrive well
and, put on flesh more rapidly. I think it: 10. •
the best Tonic I have fed to horses. We are.
also feeding° it to our hens this winter and •
they are laying better than they ' have •done
for a longtime. eIt pays it.>
Yotouti feed truly,,
.. • • JAMES LEASit
Greenbank P. 0,, .Pell, 23,1903:
Dzen Silt,
I had a mare stocked in both 1e e;` Wore 1
thidgton's: Stock F o
dtoo too.....
it it :d� .
w tom- '
doetely and put her i ood.conditlon. -It has •
tie my' cows good; ' hink it is a good thing
and' can recommend it. ' I
B. ClWURO 'ILL; " Dairyman,'
Clinton, J'an.l7th,1903. ' • b
Purify your animals' blood before turning)
them on the grass, They •will• surprise you • •'
in ''the fall. „ . ,•
.0 Ib. box,' 200• feeds, $Oc.; '50lb, sack 32.,
Manufactured by)
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orthintno Drug�.Co
qu,eLpFF,' . .
Forbale and. ggaranteed by . •
AGAR at. EARLS, Lnckni w,
1Thf tERTONdc. 3titl�Rl`oN, Ripley:
House and Lot tor Salo'
high, with titOtie fontidation,,Mkti kitchen Wit h.
The hike !Snidely 'lodged' and tlke lot boil
infra; ic large quantity of all kinde of fitilt
With `both hat& and eat *Mee; And odd
stable.. The pike be 'sold eliOnp..
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