Lucknow Sentinel, 1898-04-15, Page 4i flaw= 11 few
The Luc knoweentin ,, Bruce
BELFAST.
Alines Mary and Lizzie Dowd.
surds, are the guests of Mr. and
.1111. S. Boyd.
.Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rutherford, of
Michigan, are renewing old acquaint
tames in this vicinity.
W Ituuio; _A % e•ry pretty wedding
took piece at the home of Mr. Joseph
spews, on W eanesday evening, when
their JMrghte•r Jennie was United in
the holy bonds to %Ir. Levi Bayle, of
Kinlose The western sun was wheel-
' ing on his course and as the organ
•peeled forth the wedding march the
couple were ushered in and supported
by the bride's sister, Maggie, and Mr.
',Wesley Boyle, brother to the groom.
• ZIRev. S. M Whaley, of St. Helens, few of our snaps :—
porformed the ceremony with a grace 1.3.►
which roves haus an expert. I'hQ wpman's Dongola Button, Self Tip, Coin Toe, Sp3clal - $1.35
P a
usual congratulations followed. e
R. HOES,
O1othi,
Soot: &Shoes.
He won't use it, because its " shine" lasts
too loot, and seems too simple
' P ys him better to use a
was -pore-filler, and polish
up a previous polish.
Paid by . th a week,
instead of by the pair,
he'd shine the actual
leather, hard and
smooth surfaced, with
The Hulk of our spring stock
has arrived, which consist of
the nobbiest and ►est values
ever presented to our custom--
ers,
BOOTS A-I\TD
SEIOES.-
Below is a
f ll d Tl' Woman's Dongol. Button, Pat Tip, Coin Toe .. • .. 1.50
bead �, wh•� is n special favorite, was
,
' �2 35 only '. 0
Woman's Donn: Button; Self Tip; Turn, worth . 1 l
ver, prettily attired in cream cash a ooT
sere, trimmed with satin. A riLh
-epaat next received the closest atten-
tion of the guests, and .merriment,
jest and music tilled in the evening
most p:easantly. The array . of pre-
sents was a suitable tribute a the
comely bride. In character they are
of rich quality and practical utility. At
a seemly hour the complus bade the
host and hostess farewell•, wished the
happy couple bur euyitfie.' and betook
them to their several • bootee. :`Sst�`
Woman's Dongola Oxford, Pat Tip. Coin oe . .
Men's Dongola Congress, Coin Toe,Special
Men's Dongola :Laced, Coin roe, Special..
Men's Dongola Tan, .Laced, Coin Toe:.
CLOTHING -
Men's all wool tweed suits, best of
Farmer's satin linings, worth $10 for $9.
Meu's -black Venetian coat and vest,
events convey a valuable lesson, -which '- Olill'and best Of liningsonly S$ .
should not soon he forgotten. _
KA]F'U) CITY.
Ftarmers are busy plowing, •
hen's all wool ('steradian tweed suits,
good linins and well made, special at $4.75.
a
Nfen's `Canadian .tweed pants, made as
Mrs. J. Fisher spent Easter with _
cr
friends in Winghamt. well as the best,( worth $1._'5, now selling
Mr. McKenzie, of the County town for $1,00
visited friends here this. week.
Mrs. •Knechtel and• two children -
of Wingham, spent -a few defy' lust
week the guest of her mother here
Mr. said Mrs. Gooding, of the Nl.,.h 1
Farm, Guelph, were the' guests of Eli's
Campbell, last week.
Mrs. Coulter and daughter, of tltip-
ley, spent Easter with her parents.
Mr. McLean, of Ki nloa ;, called' on
friends here last week.
We are glad to report the• sick list
decreasing this week.
HOLY HOOD.
1.50
▪ .. 1.50
• 75
(1
The report of S.S. No.. 4. • Kinloss
!or the month of April. The three
highest in each class. �, >,.rav At,nl-t)'.h,.1~
5th. Class —Max, 560-1': Ackert, asses: fur the purpose of coni rr+a►; app sea -
Sole agent for illiams' side laced
plough shoes.
tcrseIistrict of South Bruce
TUAT
NOTIcE IS i1EItEBY GIt'F..
" a 'fleeting ►,f the Bobrcl of License
I .lHmissu„ners for the `t,,ath'Ridin • of llruce,
y► ill be h 1111 the Walker House, Walkerton,
► $"$ at 11 o clock
'029
k ,�n ar � .d 1
M. Hamilton, i' 3 ti ns for Licenses, under the Lt• tnur License
rw
49 ); C. Sa ►mons 480; A. '► :w, ah •' ; brewers, 3,
Ackert, � 1. -hotel* olw, Jr. 4th—Max 110—R. Hamilton,
, 379; M. ltathwell, 197; W. Erwin,
162.
Sr. 3ri—Max. 750—C. Carleton,
E. Osrleton, 437; E. Forn, 31)1.
Jr. 3rd—Max. 730—K. plc Intosh,
700; F. Erwin, 672; M Forn, 1. .
Sr. 2nd—Max. 600----E. Fitzelle,.
416; C. Bailey, 338; W. Bowen, 300
Pt. 2nd -N. Fitzelle; E. Rathwell,
E. Browncombe.
. Sr. Pt. 1—G. Brownsconabe, A.'
Strath, I), Carleton.
Jr. Pt. 1—W. Brownscombe, P.
Browncombe.
• A. MARSH ALL, Teacher.
The Orizinal
-
' Act �d Ontario., for the license years 18:►tt-y"�.
Sr. 4th—Max. 810—Ernie Ackert, •�s ser ,►f licensee i�►+ued fore years 1897 -98
WEBSTER'S
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1281 PAGES
FOR 75 CENTS.
. Only a limited number
will be sold. at this- price, and
only one to each customer, at
Berry'S drug &
Fancy Goods store,
BEES IN THE. OKCHARD.
Macy fruit growers do not thorough-
ly appreciate the value of bees in an
orchard or there would he more or-
chards with bees in thein. Their
value in an orchard was demonstrated
• in a most practical way at the Oregon
Experiment Station some years ago.
A few peach trees were forced into
bloom is November and a colony of
bees were placed in the house when
the trees began to bloom. For some
days, however, a heavy fog prevented
the bees from working. Although the
flowers were open not a bee was seen
upon them, The result was that not
it peach dropped at the stoning season,
the time all sterile fruit falls. The
crop was so heavy thee it had to be
thinned out. As a check tsst one
tree was protected so that not a bee
could get at it. On this tree the fruit
dropped at the stoning period. Bees
anti other insects have a duty to per-
form in the orchard, for which there is
no substitute provided. This is the
distribution of the pollen from Clower
to flower and from tree to tree. They
insure success in the orchard and
,,every f,uit grower should encourage
the bees in their work by not spraying
or doing anything that be injurious.
to the bees while the trees are in fuli
bloom.—Farming.
N amber of•spplicationsfor licenses ;eve ivt.1
t .r year`s#18'8-99 ;—Ta‘ erns, 3r;; shops, '2;
1,rewer�s, 3.
Applications were received from partici'
win► •re not now licensee. under the Act, as
f oll�►wy
.tnbu Ii. Messner, .'f the Hartley Mats.,
on Durban, street, Walkerton.
John Connor, ,�f the Eden Grove hotel, -
Eden Grove.
A, Z. DAVISON,
NEW
FURNITURE
WARE ROOMS.
i,A1ER SHOE PALISH
J. G. MURDOCH & CO., Sole Agents.
WRAPPERS
�d
WH ITEWARE
llg - AllllOUllcCMfltS
Call
and see the lovely
organdies with Batiste
to match, ch, also
Batistegoodi in plaidand
Roman stripe for
Blouse waists.
JUSTOPENED
klIS. SMITH'S,si..nice choice in jetted fronts and
jAt
et,trimming in different widths and at reasonable prices.
.�... SOLS
�A�
In black and colours, and everything to make up a
handsome outfit fur ladies and children.
HATS FROM 25 cents AND UPWARDS, at
Mrs. Smith's
Having secured the premises lately occupied
by
G.W. BERRY as a Furniture ware Room, Th
• I have recently fitted it with •the newest de
All license monies roust be deposited in tit*
•
'.sna•liau Bank of • Cotamercr, Walkerton.,
where deposit receipts will be given, .
•
• JAMES BRYAN...
InApector'i (Abet., Inspector.
Lucknow, April 4th.,
1$t'8.
signs of all kinds of Household Furniture. As. , T
to quality, they are unequalled. J� C��J j�T V �� e
away down. All goods are tNncght for spot R• asIt'LEOD'S SYSTEM
f ore I can sell at as c. se a pesos ,
casae, three
any person in the country. Why buy in To- —t1F--
ronto and pay freight, subject to damage,
when you can save this at home' -When at
,. T. DAIVSON'S inspect anti. -„by con-
vinced.
at To'ichesThe Spot
MORTGAGE - SALE OF HOTEL,
U.-DER and by virtue of the power of Sale contained in a Mortgage from
GLo. H. Gr:T1r and his wife to Arcs REIU,
dated the 15th day of February, 1897, there
will be sold by Public Auction at McGarry's
hotel in the v iIIa,Ze of Ltickoow.
iOntario,
ntr8, ,an
Thursday the 28th day
o'clock in the afternoon,- the Mit ►otel and prem-
ises connected therewith now occupied by the
Mortgagor, situate on Village loot mmber
508 in the Village of Lucknosr, in the County
of Bruce, Ontario, and the lot adjoiin;ng said -
lot SOS now lased in connection with the Raid.
This hotel i, a desirable•,rne, hating a good
business anti improvements have been lately
made thereon. - ..
TERMS OF STALE:
$'_0O down on the day of *ale and !400 more
when pos*eesi•,n given and the balance: on
Mortgage on the property,
payable
aPossession llin S or 5
will
year as may be- agree p,
be delivered to the purchaser by the vendor.
For further particular* appyto the-
'under -
!dined ter,
.►r to 1'. A.. ,
Lucknow. or to the Auctioneer. ,.f ♦ ►rib
Dated at Ingersoll. this. 1st day l
PETER Colta1..• `,
Auctioneer. Sol. for Vendor.
•
h The price is-
have passed into stock a complete r.Inge of going Ladieo'
We justpa�
' ware. No more reed of worrying as to how you are 411
V4 kite
get your spring sewing- done. You can purchase them from us all
ready-made, better made and a good deal cheaper than y
make them yourselves.
rHE .
UNDIRTAKING
DEPARTMENT
1s go•idut tel at the old stand, which has been
entirely renovated.
MORTGAGE a-' SALE .
A Iiol'Si•
LTTCKNOW
Wedaose ay, April 20th., 1893.
At 12,30,.w., then will be *0101 by public
auction The south half of the south half of
lot number Mix in . the twelfth concsesion,
western division of the Township of Ashtiv1d,
in the Coanty of Huron, containing 50 acres
inure or less save and except one-eighth of an
&cry more or less off the south West corner
therot..
• For further particulars and conditions of
.ale, see poster% or . apply to
CRONYN A BETTS, I' r to C'ooresi+:��,
Vendors' Solicitors,
London, Ont. Auctioneer,
Holylnwd, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE
BSING THE SOUTH WEST QL'AR-
ter.of lot 13, in the 11th. concession of
West Wawar:oeh. containing 50 acres more or
less. The nced and contains a
good stable placeThe farms ise well watered. For
further particulars apply to
ANDREW MULLIN,
l,uchnow 1', t),
Embalming Preserving an&
Taking Cara cf So&ioa a Spoc-
ia1tF•
The Embalming; Fluid, material and aF-
pliances used have pros en to be the most
effectual that have ever been used for the pant
twenty. years.
R. P. Somerville,
AGZNT rola
Allan Line Royal Mail
Steamships and
Dominion Line Steamships.
HOUSE AID LOT FOR SALE.
ilirPicture Framing and all kinds of Rs-
pairiny done at the old stand . •
i
AY1A)i E IiOUSE AND LOT FOR
axle cheap: •`situated on Stauffer street
in this village. The lot contains one quarter
of an acre. and there is a good stable on the
dace. This property was 'formerly ow.•ned
y the late I).►v 11► M. Ross. For further
particulars, apply to the Executors.
♦V�t. (. JoIY:40N, Lucknow,
3. S. McloN.►L1,, Ripley.
Tickets via -New Fork and
Montroal. Gall at Express
office and get yoilr tickets.
We will sccrlre i)(,rthM, check
your buggael awl .10 ► every
thing t11 f.ave you trouble and
make von comfortable.
Weak and Impure Blood
Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Female Complaints, etc.
McKEIffZTh
Baker and Confectioner.
Dealer in ally kinds of
Groceries, Canned Goods
Confectionery, Etc,
Bread, Buns •
and Cakes
. . Fresh Daily
Flour, Oatmeal and
meal always on hand
Als>< Urn
Corn,
THE-
PHRENOLLNE
REMEDIES
High
Quality !
Paterson's
Biscuits!
They are fine flavour,
crisp, hut not too hard. I
get them often; I get them
fresh. I know they are al-
ways good at
liaavatAle
arAllig
swap=
t as.....gasImmo.
gas it v' a tort
or Write direct to J. M. McLeod, CoDEKlcli, Ont.
. Sold by Harry Days, Lucknow
iiH•+
Corset covers, from 25 cents up
Underskirts, from 50 cents up
Nizht gowns, from 50 cents up
Drawers, from 25 cents up 2
We have also a nice assortment of, Ladies' Ready-made Wrappers, at 75c, $1 00, $1.25,
$1.50 and $1.75.
J. e 0.0.
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STA-NJJ�R� p. .TT]RI�TS-
AG-EN'='S
M. CORRIGAN'S
DPE-B3
Is amatter of il.'terest to a lady. Weer o get the
. • i o decide.
prettiest and best is at times, a hard duestiun
The selection we show, seldom fails to convince intend-
ing purchasers that ours is tke store in which to buy
DR -ESS GOODS. .
*Via aitahlantitalr P/SrAIMMAKI
Is also filled with new and fashionable goods. Orders
tilett with Misa Pentland, receive the very best atten-
on.
We ale always pleased to SHOW GOODS and QUOTE PRICES. -
WM. CONNELL -_ LUCKNOW.
Is the place to make your selections in
CROCKERY GLASSWARE, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
I have in stock the following :
%pples
;Slacking.
Black Lead • .
Blue `
Baking Powders
Barret', rt
Bath prick
Beans
Broom*
Baskets
Brushes
Biscuit
Coffee
Confectionery
Canned Goods'
CocOal -
Ch colate
Corn, canned .
Corn meal
Currants
Currie Powder
Cream Tarter ' -
C000an t
a
Dates
A-1 Flour always
Pried Apple
Extracts
pies•:.
Fish, alined
l'ish, dried
Gelotioe
Gingers
Hopei , . -
Honey -
Ink
Indigo .
Licorice
Lime Juice
' - lemons •
].amps •
Lard
Matches
Mince Meat
Meal '
Macaroni
M u stard
Meat*, canned
Magnesia , .
Taking the lead everywhere.
We are working day and night to
supply the demand.
Our correspondence shows that
hundreds upon hundreds of poor
sufferers are being restored to
health and happiness daily.
Try Our
Rheumatic Specific or
Kidney and Liver Pills.
They are absolutely pure and health-
ful. Guaranteed to cure Rheuma-
ti4m, Sciatica, Neuralgia, lumbago,
and all forme of Kidney and Liver
troubles.
g. XcE.enzio'g
▪ Os' Wooa's PhOlTilaine
The &eat English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine dtsoovere . Bis
. _ guaranteed to care all
tins o Sema We nese, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Ezeeae1ve use of To-
bse°, opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price. one paekae 11, et:, 115. One will pi
toUi curs. -Pamphlets free to an address.
TM Weed Conway, W LDasor, O>srr
Sold in Lucknow by
Dr. D. M. Gordon, Druggist
on hand.
Nutmeg
4 Ill. olive!
t ►i l , sweet
Oil i cestee
• 1)rongea
lc hit Meal.
Pails .
Peels •
I'itie•s . .
Pickle ,
retailing`
Pei s.csasya
Fehper - -
Rai:,sins
Rice . .
'triFloor'
•=:ra .
$al
Salmon
Sardiees
:retina ,
- Seed.
..:sine .
SYTnns -
•
Soda
Soaps
Spices
Starch
Strawberries, canoe
Sulpher"',
Tapioca
Tomatoes.caYst)
Teas
Tobaccoes .
Verusicell
Vinegars
Washboard
Washbo,arols
Washing Crysta
Wo, odeuware
Whiting —
Dinner Sets
Yeast Cakes
Dinner Sets
Tea Sete
Nater Setts
('ream Setts .
Berry Setts
•r.silet Setts
Furniture. ' Furws ture.
FIIRNITURE.
ware of spurious imitations
Manufactured on Honor and
Sold on Merit only by . . . •
BERRY 8z -00
Bedroom Suits, Bed
Springs, Matresses,
and Everything in .
the Furniture Line. .
OES
w h,W1M/W
Ifyou want the inside price in boots and shoes, read
the follom ing. We have reduced the price of our own
make of men's laced boots. • Shelled cordovan from
$4.50 to $3.75, and men's kid boots from $4.50 to $4,00.
All lines of- handmade and ready-made shoes in propor-
tion. We have a large stock of boots, shoes and rubbers•
in all lines. Reniemner, we warrant everything we sell.
Ify our boots rip, bring them back and we will mend them
free of charge. Repairing done on shortest notice.
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TERMS : Cash or credit. A liberal discount off for cash.
LITTLE, LU
mssdilmor
Window Shades,
Ourtain Poles,
Pictures & Picture
Frames, Etc, Etc.
Repairing and Picture
Framing and a Full
Line of Upholstered
Goods.
Our Undertaking
Department isCom-
fete in:. Every
Respect.
LawcCe 2g JOb.ntOL
Green and ir-y wood wanted in exchange for furniture.
e,R Embalming is our
Specialty. Calls
0. Promptly Attend-
ed to.
S_ 4\ liTt
CUSTOM TAILOR.
811ia's Block
Having opened out business
in the room over Mr. Wm.
Connell's dry goods store,I
i
am prepared to turn out n
the .1eatest manner and lat-
est styles all sort of work
pertaining to a first-class tailor
shop. Satisfaction always
guaranteed. A call solicited.
To enter my rooms please
come by way of main up -stair
entrance of Arlin s block.
• - Lucknow.
--- —
People must
ave Groceries
The firers question is where to get
qualities to be had. We don't pretend to sell
sell them at a very close margin.
TEAS
Black, (been and Japan are unequalled
will, save from 5 to 10 cents per pound if you
peddlers. Compare quality and prices.
CROCKERY
them. Wo keep the beet
them below coat, but we do
KNOW.
ot)iine is fetter
1
1
For general use in the kitchen, or in tact in any part
house than
Enamelled -Ware.
of the
It takes the place of china and is UNBREAKABLE. We
have a large stock always on band, consisting of
•
Tea pots
Drinking mugs
Water paiis
Soap dishes
Soup bowls
Jelly plates
Tea steepen;
Saucers
Water pitchers
Dippers
Soup plates
Puddin dishes
Soup ladels
Tea kettles Drinking cups
Basting spooris Sauce pans
Wash basins Chambers
Preserving kettles Dish pans
Dinner plates Pie plates
Rice boilers Skimmers
And the prices are right.
Thomas Lawrence, Lucknow, Out
letter Than Ever Before ti
in quality and prices. Yon
buy from us instead of tea
We have a fine assortment if dinner setts, tea, berry and toilet
setts very cheap. Call, examine thein rd get prices.
Hmmi)
All kindm of flour and feed kept constantly on hand. Goods
delivered to any part of tile town.
McClure and Mallough,
C.A.E311 (3-1:1003011B
ft
"A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever.,
And there is not anything in the home that gives
the Cheer, Comfort and Joy, that a .0 .0 .0 .0
BEiAITTIFUL COOK OR PARLOR STOVE
does, and there is a large and well selected stock
of these.-beatttiful stoves at the I-OPULAR
HARDWARE, that surpasses any previous as-
sortment that has ever been on sale, and it is to
the interest and profit of thos6 intending to pur-
chtse a nice stock at a low price, to call and see
the goods and get prices. All stoves guaranteed.
D.C.TAYLOR, LUCKNOW.
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