Lucknow Sentinel, 1911-10-19, Page 5A
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°, 1li rgday,. October 1 gtb1,,, 1911
THE LUCK NOW .SZNTIN.E?I -
DIONGANNOIa
to lose bin), knew that bi* new
ti pie* Gloderieh-his home toren,-.:willLanett
aFrkaklin ankle Thompson
h the on is of enuring be to the beat interests of the n snag
iceg' its patrons and himself. The tgana-
P gee's . phare here .is: now .ewer'.by
which be received while . playing at ;
Mr..I m. I ttier.late,manager=o€-the°
school I __ _._:
Tama and`'"Bayfield agencies.
Forbes. Bros'. telephone conatruetign
gang bale almost completed their
taak fit Ashfield; township.
ileo. Bradford, who. •sPe nt.:tho:.am
a.
• =•— �onttea-iu�aflei��a�g8,c-t�-ooh":"
West, havreturned': home. He had'. '.•
the .misfortune to injure his aakle: If your back is constantly
h hin • a: a , or ming.
. e „�h ile, t ..pies . g d y 80 before his: and'. if you etcpenence doh, shooting
departure,,,.
floo. Bradford, who •spent the ti•dal.
• or, our.Passagaa frequent aeanty and
We have been shown :many curious
freaks of Nature this fall but that
which; surprised us the moatwas a
beautiful. cluster of Apple blossoms.
which we saw on'an appletree. in N.
J Traleaven' s back yard on Tuesday.
sup tE 8IGN8'
THAT YOU, HAVE KIDNEZ
Page'. SR .
The farmers are bray at. their ..fall
ploughing and root hapvestiug.
--11isol-Pargea attended the--T-eaehe
Convention at ,E;eter last week..
Mr.. Md, who went 'West:;
a few; weekelvnn► agoRee, is. ,expected, :home
this week: ..:
.-paintul, your kidneya and bladder
`are:out otos der.
3NTeglectquickly.
t l I i "brings on rbeu
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- - __ � madam, d i• a;.-
betas, lumbago,
A Naw BANK bl xsass.—Anoth r d 1 C 11(' I .
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change has been made - in the .manage-' aceattca,. etc,
J +Booths Kidney
went of the Sterling Bank here. [1f r:' / 1 i -
Prlla are .goer..
• Andrew Porter, who has. looked after einte3ed to: rel-
. the.Bank'einterests ably and. success -leve
• or your
fully aince MaY' has been transferred..m '.
, yy. , • ... nosy bade, : They . are. the world's
.to the doderreh ••Branch. •. Mr. Porter,
..: .. sal;
, r ., .. - • •. ' ...greatest epecifio for kidney ,and• bled.
•neeileu to say,; proved himself a bust der trouble.-` All druggists, 50c." toss:
' nese man of integrity; and his affable or postpaid from the proprietors, The
• and gentlemanly ' disposition 'won him . R. T. Booth .Co. Li"piited, 'Fort Erie;; -
• many friends here, wi;o thoughh sorry.,Ont ryFree. tri&1 on application. =_...-
Mary and Mand. Cunningham .visited
Mr and lira ,G}. W, Lane on' Sunday
lash • .
Mrs. K. Curran and dao hter,•Rub.
of Detrol .are' visiting 'a fi
t, R t the home,
of Wrs.. Curran'e, father Mr, -J: Bald.
win.
Rov.. Mr,' Walker of- Whitechurch,.
preavhod a very im reserve ser111o1u, in:.
Haokett's church Sunday afternoon::
Our pastor, .Rev. S Jefferson preached
Anniversary services .in Whitechurch.
TOUa:.. DOLLAR
w •D..
ill. wap sea' .� " �
:• U .er
lasts. ' it: ix gam forever! 11 it to
• tis 44Order .Howh•
e. A eu
our idvertldai cvtnaies. wifl �i sou sea
Iles wt,tre it will buy tits. west. .•
THANKSGIVING D
SINGLE FAIIs
n Canada also to
Niagara Falls and •Buffalo. N. Y., Port
Huron and .Detroit, Molt.. Good . going
Oct.: 27, 28, 29 and 30, Return Limit
Nov,. 1st,, 1911. -
HUNTERS'
Return -Tickets at Sin le Fare
Oct 9th. to Nov. I i th.
to
points in Tentagami, points Mattawa
to Timiikaining and Kiwa ue.
Pa �.
elusive, alai to: certain points in Quebec,'
'New Brunswick,. Nova Scotia and Maine
Oct. ; 19th. to Nov., lith....-'
to.l+iuskoha•Lakes, . Penetang, Lake of.
Bays,' Midland, Magnetewan „ River,
Lakefield,,:Madawaska, to Parr: .Sound,
Argyle to Coboconki . Lindayy to Kali-.
button. Points from '• oevern to. • North;
. Bay inclusive, and certain .points:. reach-
ed by Northern Navigation Co. •
All tickets valid ffr'return until ' Thurs-
day Dec., 14th:* except to points reach-
_ecl bq.,steamer-line.s.Atyesday,_Nov. 4th
Pull particulars from . ,
S. YOUNG. • Depot. Agent.
:Doc
STORE
Ve&&et and ;velveteens
T._
There is every indication that the present fall- and winter
season isgoing to'.witnese a very strong demand for black and
Colored Velvet. and Velveteen costumee,'and already the, market •
as, almost deleted, and manufacturers are . .putting • forth every
effort to fill 'Ash. orders,-anticipating..thidemand wb placed '
,
orders ahead, and our: stack it now ', much larger than ' usual.
- Our; specials in black, brown, navy, green,. cardinal, garnet and• .
kyat 50•cents and black at 65 cents • are extra good values.
en's vercoats
Overcoat Weather is at hand. • Our stock is
large 'and well assorted in styles and qualities
'MEN'S" BLACK OVERCOATS at 7:20, =8;00,- 10.00'.-12.50,
15.00:and $20.00 ,
MEN'STWEED OVERCOATS, latest'• styles les and cloths,. at
7.00, ' 10.00, 12.50, 15.00 and $17.00. Y
Men's Paramatta Rain'' Coats
• We have several special values in Men's Paramatta Water.
proof Coats, which are now :so =chin vogue. They come in
Fawn and Olive shades; in the - following spa..ial . prices, 675,
7:50, 1100, 1150 and $15.00
ccSC.: t
Corsets
We have just placed
• „• ..'• in -.stock- • several - new
styles •of•corsets •includ-
ing ' the new lois , bust
effect with long . skirt,
all at popular prices..
A tiitvenetto-Raineoate.is.6.iot only,a-good;,pcot
-run, but supplies most of thePO3 ur es of a light overcos tr as well
P
Our Specials which are mostly smooth fin
. idled gays, come at $7,50,,10.00 and 12 50 '
1YMen! s . Rubbers
We have now afar stock of fall :Ilii`
bees to fit all styles and Shapes of toes and
heels; ma le by The Merchants' ' Rubber
• Company, who are noted forthe fine wear
ing Oa the, of their Rubbers:
Ldies'• Fine•" Shoes
If you require anything special in fine
footwear, visit our shoe department. We
make a specialty of all kinds of fine shoal,'
and are agents for the famous' EMPRESS `
SHOES FOR WOMEN, which. are noted
for their fine fitting, and splendid wearing
quahtiesa
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Particular 'Women
N. B, --Store 'closes at 6 p • in. • except Saturdays.
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(A M Ladies
OLLEGE
•ThOinits.oI:t.
Were received last :month for
Office help -37 were left unfilled.
Demands for,: trained help are so
great -that -we can affortV.to fir-"-
antee "a position • to every grad-,
mite fuud!tnitioa4=0ney_"
• I you are anxious to .. succeed
TODAY,
v ,
CaNTAAz. BUSINESS CO1.41lcn,....:
TORONTO. •
W. H. Saaw, Principal.,
MARE YOUR DECIBIOI'1
between success and failure
A -course in-the-Populaar
' TORONTO. ' ONT. •
Will prepare you for an excellent
position• in the Brtsineas World.
The first : step is important—your :
choice of a school. ')nr catalogue
explains why this .:college • ranks .'
among the best on•this• continent. •
Write, for one to=day. Enter now.
W 1. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Cor. Yonge and Alexander'Sta.
•
Our registration. greatly exceeds; • )
that of previous - years :. Why?
Our school is ,the best of its kind
Beat' in courses given, best in the
* teachers 'einploye:t and beat• in
assisting graduates to pOsitione.
Business men state that they are,
the best ' : In the past three years'
we'hiad . 'eleven applications' for
help that :.we' could not supply.
We have three; departments:.
. corms iciat.,, '
•SHOar$AND and TIII.iuGRAPRir.
D:. A::McLAGHI•AN
Peincipalr
a
THIRTY :rYEARs. -.
Our -Seven Colleges have been'
eetitblished during , the past
thirtyy years..-The=-largeat,train
era, in Canada. Owing. to our
, connection all over Ontario, we
do better for our graduates than
any other School., • You :may
study all it :home or partly at_
• home and finish at the _college.,
Affiliated with the' • Commercial
Educatore' Association of , Can-
ada. It would be well for YOU
to • •investigate before choosing.:
Exclusive right for Ontario of
the world-famo'tis` Bliss Book-
keeping System,: which is un-
equalled, It is. actual business
frons start to finish, and the
student keeps ' same ' books as
chartered banks 'and wholesale
'houses. -.Enter any time;'' •
• ' Individual Instruction. .
FALL TERM FROM AUGUST. WA.
Write, call, br phone for ;farther
WIN(UHAM
'BUSINESS COLLFi
GEO. SPOTTON, . Preaident.
eHAS W. BORNS, . Principal.
HURON NEW
John McMillan, of Roxboro, has:
purchased the
farm recently -owned
P b
.. .. tp
Jamee,Dor-rancee-two-and-'half-mites-
north of Seafortlt,, for the sum :o f
$55001 • • - •
One day ecently Mrs• Will. Hall,
of Ethel, "while picking crab apples
fell from tie tree and sprained one of
tier -ask l he.Trai-been-n; -prisone-i
in, the house since:
elinin town council has sold $6,000
worth • of macadam 'road debentures
and of waterworks debentures,
bearing interest at 44 percent, to th e
National Finance Cotiiany, Toronto,
A magnificent new pipe organ is:be-
ing'installed in St. Patrick's -church,
Dublin, and is expected to . be ready.
for•use in a, couple of:''weeki . Whoa
completed it will beone of the. •inert
instruments in the Province.
A barn in Ieadbury was struck' by
lightning hist June and 'one rafter was,
shattered.. The rafter was replaced.
by a new one. In September the barn
was again.etruck and the new..- rafter'
was shattered .exactly
as• the, old. one
had been.
. ,
John Elliott • of Brussels,',has re-
purchased the barber... shop`,. which ho;;
i-ecently'soi3`.to Cleve;Backer,' having
decided to remain tn- Brussels. , John'
Emigh,'who, was in charge for. Mr.
Baeker, has taken' a position at Strait-
. The Jackson Mfg. Co of Clinton.
made a big shipment of goods to Win-
nipeg last week.. It censi,ted of about
one thousand pounds of clothing,- and,.
was valued at $700 but it was only
-pari ofa order, the lanee.of'wlich,
will be 'shipped later, • •
The Brucefield Public Library
tend .spending nearly a hundreds/doll
in new .hooka this, year.;, .The Librar
is in a flourishing condition at preeen
with over .1.400 volumes on hand. This.
year Octet are 110. Mambo/cc,-
would
embers, would compare :very 'favourably with'
some of the larger towns. •
• Hina .PRICES FOR CArrr x --At the
auction ''sale of , •Peter : McDanglll'a,
farm stook, near Porter n Hill, on
-Igonday;-te :head -•-let
horn calves to inileh cowe,•brought the
substantial eiim of $545.50 A calf:
only a ' few weeks old wan- lirocked
down at"$18 `� while one Coif f 'Wes
, cow .was sold:
.at $83 • Three other cows': hrongbt
$52, $61, .and $81,reapectively. Thos.
laundry'was. the auctioneer. A.
'SKATING': Rot*,Fos • Bausan>s. -A
Canvas. waa'madelast: Week for . the
purpose of erecting a.akatingMid curl-
ing-rink in Brussels:` • The' proposition
'comes from Messrs.. Trench A. 'Duff,.
who 'purpose, erecting a cement' . build-:.
ing
80i179 feet, With metallic . roof.
It will be arranged with curling rinks
on each gide and ice for skating in. the:
centre:` ' We nn erstand the promoter
were satisfied With the initial proceed.
foga and' will secure s. site. and -com
:mence work at- an`early; date..•
HAS ,' BLOOD Ponionina. William ,`
Sneath, .baggwgeman -on.the • Grand
Trunk, between Winghani and London,
is serioesly,.ill `at. his home . in Wing -
ham About, two • weeks , ago he cut
-his,,;iiand on the jagged edge of a trunk.
He paid. no attention to the: wound at
the time, and not:until it - commenced•
to',pain him did.he think of consulting,
a physician. By that time the.hand
was terribly swollen, and::Mr: Sneath '
had developed. a.'case of. • blood -poison-'
' ing Id addition to this, 'knit:, before
layingloff as he vas'at-Clinton, in' in
effort to pull in a trunk without using:
the . sore .hand, .lie slipped .and fell
'against attrunk and sustained a pain-
ful;.injuryrto the -'stomach: .•.Ho .will";!
itis feared, be laid up for, Come time.
' GIODERiOR STANDS Hip .---For ,the,
year. ending August 31; 19.11, 'Godo.
rich stands fifth in the list of ports.
in the groat lakes-wbich-handled-grain
•hipped by.ves,ela' from .Port Arthur
and Fort William. During the 12
months;'. 9,100,633 "bushels, of grain.
were Handled, :and_.of... this: 'amonnt0-
5,379,8111,buehels were -wheat,; 2,697;:
693 bushels were oats,,. 92,167 bushels
•were' barley, and 101,842' bnahe7s"wei^e
flax. Another indication, of a largo
amount of business done at, this .port,
was in evidence.a fair. days ago,' when
a train of 21 brand new C. P. R; care
were loaded•at the Goderich elevator
for 'ehipment- to rmillers in ail "parts of
Ontario There were nearly .35;000
bushels'of wheat.and oats.of the;191-1.
western crop in the train.' • .
BARN Buawr.—The Madinat* Gas:
(Ate : reports burning of the ' wh• et
is said'to' ba the largest barn in Huron
county. 'The building' was 80&130.'
It belonged to Walter Renwick of the ;
townline of Howick and 'Carrick. The'
fire was caused
... , . _ by.park •from.. s•.
a e
•
threshing engine: As soon as the. fire
was noticed, Mr. Weber who was work
-
big near ran to Iooten the• horses in
the stable,. and .his eon went for water.
Returning witha pail of water, young
Weber found his father •lying, on the
stable -floor kicked by ono of the horses:
Two horses tied in another part *of the-
stable and •fifty piga ready f or market,
and ill the oeaeon'a trope were burned.
It• is Said that it Will take $6,000 •,•to'
replace the building, and. the total lois
had to eeos pe throw h• the silo; who
in $10000. ` Two men in
g the ,bur><inpl
building had n • narrow escape, the'
wind spreading the fire so quickly.
distressing feature of the affair is that
Mrs: and Mrs •Renwiok are' away in
the West, •
BARK OF HAMILTON
Cailtal 'Pa1d Ue.:... T..•••01...4 �p.. ... $2,761.IN
IkssTI y� I1lltvldcd l �!!u!ftM2R.1...,.e. �,SI
T ill-
�.!!..t.TR7R*•11�R!M.�MAa...6,*-...1 .+.!,�•A►7�f'y{A:
Arany *whine .pilose scan be traced back'to the
day• itp.owner; deposited the first dollar in
a Savi ngs 4 coount. • -
The one dollar affords.' an incentive to,
deposit more-and,..as. interest is added to
principal, the small shin grows more and:,
more, rapidly, ,until it finally becomes .a
competence,
potence,
L • - One D.ilar will start. • an account: with
the Bahk of .Hamilton.
7. E. McGUIRE
r.
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Head Offiices,:
A t . Luckn
$ OW• HAMILTON
It wih.:be `Havelock and Sepoy Flour
for ' this Community.
A..
BECAUSE
The Wheat is carefully ,selected.
The Millin Machineryis-perfect-
The
s- tt
Milling � perfec
The Miller competent and of long experience.
very bag of our output is milled to quality ancl` 'to
t —needs no bleaching, no adulteration.
Our Customers now say: "Not only as.
-best, abut better -than `than the- best":
t)ng" 3a_'l i've it.
Et1iV-I$os. LUCKNO'
INCORPORATED ..s8Ss •—'^
Ca italY
l' Paid �Tp $4,000000:
Deserve`un — $4.
i4 1
$44r .�i�
Has 8o Branches:in Canada ; and •A gen
, �' s and. hicatore Asslic•
... , , 170
in all.the Principal Cities in the World.:: ' •
.. A GENERM. fANIUNG • BUSINESS ' ThANSACTED.
,SAVINGS. BANK DE'PAR:='MEri'. ,
at all. Branches. ',Interest allowed. at highest current rate
•LUC.KN0W BRANCH.
DEO. H. SMITH, Manager..'
Assets'
•
•
ori Don't Need a .To urn .0.der
to emphasize the merits of your, business or. armouries .
; :;:your special sales -A straight "•'stoi told' in a i
wa►q to tht'readers of this:. paper will quickly, roach
the, cars' of. the thoughtful. intelligent `buyfng public,
the people-whio pave the money in their •pockets, and. •
the: peoplk-who--listen -to-:rea4oirand ; not noise. `''Our"..
books, wtll'ehow you a list of the kind ofpeopie' ysu ,
appeal to. Call' and see them at thin' office.
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Keep Your Feet Dry at
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t • 81ils.
Our Store has the reputation of handling high grade 'Shoesfor:
• every day .%ear;' our stock for this season 'was ' •purchased from
the.'very best Manufactures. We have.. Sterling Bro. • French;
Kip at $3.50,. English Kip 3 00 , . We have
�
,_. Chrome Kip at W .
p • n stock this fall the ,Arthur "Williams Shoes• for every
daw .• ai_:i ...
y ear. Every pack is guaranteed tO give satisfaction. Prices
from'2a0 lip to $6.00. Come in and see 'them before buying
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RUBBERS1 :'RUBBERSI .. RU$BERSL,
We have rubbers to fit all kinds of shoes, a good. fitting rubber
means a cool wearing rubber. ;Don't get your feet wet, 'let lis
fit you with a good pair'of• rubbers: ' ' '
A Square Shoe Peal for Everybody,
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