The Lucknow Sentinel, 1919-11-06, Page 8•
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Green Mwhv Rtle
No. 1 . 7 74 61
No. 2 19 94 93
No. 3 19 46 120
No. 4. t3100 66
,Nlee b ; :: _ 61'
No. 6 .' • 4 74 92
Phone No. 10 is at Your Service
Wt Sel>a tor Casa --we Son Cheapar-thamThe Credit Storm
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FOR
Men,WomenandCfiildren
DEPENDABLE. HOSE
in Cotten, Wool, Cashmere and Silk from
Penman's, Relner's and the Ooderich Mills.
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No. 147,,, for Boys and Girls;. Fine
Ribbed Wool, made from a 2 -ply
Scotch fingering yarn. Thisis a
splendid wearing line and a big sell-
er. Sizes from 6 to 10, and.priced at
90e. to $1.25.
No. 152, a heavy wool. Stocking, one
of the beat heavy Stockings made.
Sizes 6 to. 10 Pricesfro-75c.; to
tl*1 l '• 4;
Noe 1S. `is ..an: extra • 'uualitk .. , pure
wool Rose, sited from.6 to 8. - Priced
faonr .60c. to $1.00.
No. 41, a pure woll Cachmere Hose
splendid value, and is priced very low
considering the quality. Sizes from
6. to 10; from 90c. to $1.50.
No. 104, Ladies' Black Cashmere
Hose, sizes 81/: to 10, Sold most
places at $1.25. Our price $1.00 pr..
No. 145, Ladies' Black Cashmere
Hose of the better kind. all wool.
k1/4 fast color, $1.50 pair.
NOTE -
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5ucciss
Special -5. doz.- Ladies' f ashinere
Hose, "seconds; '- regular Value 31.00
special 65c. pair. i
Children's Wool Cashmere Hose,
cream and black and brown, all sizes
and prices are right.
Ladies' Silk. - Ihosielt in Mack,
i it UCil,1'FeY,; - .i..: cr _-Iiia . -.71)
pair. �►
Black:
50� wpair. �, -•
C=it,itn erAti• frost.,
FOR MEN. -The old reliable, the
"Murdoch" sock. Black wool, $1.25
pair. -
We have a special sack #„r men
who want something that will wear
better than a cashmere and yet iisoft
and fine. It is a 2 -ply yarn, flat knit
—a really splendid hose. 10, 10.1/2
and 11, full sizes, 90c. pair.
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WE WERE A' LITTLE HANDICAPPED FOR LIGHT LAST SATUR-
DAY, BUT EVERYTHING WILL BE ALRIGHT FROM NOW ON, AND
YOU NEED HAVE NO HESITATION ABOUT COMING IN AT NIGHT.
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MURDOCH & CAMERON CO.
WADE OF CIiEA?T IMITATIONS
THERE IS ONLY ONE
GENUINE "CAhE MOLA"
100 PER CE. PURE SUGAR CANE MOLASSES
• The best fattening, Milk Producing, Food Saving, Feed Molasses on the market. Don't accept a substi-
tute. We have a supply for imediate delivery.
A. R. FINLAYSON
The only authorized Local Distributor for Cane Mola Company of Canada, Limited. Montreal, Quebec.
Howie, Sweet Home
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A wanderer stood in the darkened street, looking through the
window at a happy family ithin. The scene pictured the longing
in his soul for the home he did not have.
The man slipped away unseen, and one day wrote a sc,r1 - the
song of his soul. And this song became immortal ; the most
beautiful and pathetic heart -song that, the world has c'cr known.
The man was John Howard Payne, and the song is ".l-fome,
Sweet. Home."
You may Re-CItCATI in your own home this immortal song
if you own
27;e NEW EDISO
"The Phonograph with a Soul"
"Home, Sweet Home," "lvanee River," •'Kathleen
Mavourneen," "Sliver 'Threads Among the Gold" and hundreds
of other heart -songs are at your command ; waiting to be
RE -Caverns for you by the magic of this greatest of all instru-
ments, ,with all thf richness of melody and depth of expression that
you have longed for in the phonograph—just like the living artist.
Ff yov --tet' ) zi f v 7 toy of the tsar i s f
look "Edison anal Moult; " and " What the Critic, Say,"
- the hook/et that prove, ,Edit.. tapir/ors:J.
J;ft-:tmonL
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The inst•llrrent plan, for the pur- W114'n
chase of Victory Bonds is- a great ' 1 -cave' an
boon to thrifty working people. sure of.
you. buy Victory .Bonds ydu
inv, 'stment you can be quite
ST. HELENS
Tuesday. Nov. 4.
Mrs. Ilyde' is visiting at Cargill.
- Mr. Will Webster has purchased
a Chevrolet car.
Miss Nina Woodswas house from
L rckiww or the wtsek=end:
Messrs McDonald and ..Durnin have
finished their season's threshing.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Todd and Stanley
motored to Teeswater 6n Sunday.
Mrs. Humphrey and daughter Lila,
were visitors .at Whitechurch last
week.
Mrs.. Wellwood. of Wingham, has,
been visiting • her daughter, Mrs. G.
Webb.
Mrs. Jas. Ramage,• jr., is visiting
her grandmother, M.t's. Cuyler, . at
Kincardie• .
Mr. acid Mrs. Jas. Bennett and boys
,pf Port • Albert,- wet't1 Sunday visitors
with her mother. Mrs. H. Rutherford.
- Theannual meetings of the Bible
Society will he held in the 'Presbyter-
ian -Church on Fair iy `evening next
Fit 7.:i(1•
We 'are. pleased to report that Mr.
John.. Durnin, who underwent an on-
eration in. Wingham Hospital. is im-
provin!►.
1 Mr. and- Mrs. Ilenrich, •of 'Cargill.
1 and Mr. and Mrs. • ,McKenzie and
t daughter, of Mackinaw visited at Mr.
1 Jas. Hyde's on Monday.
Miss Mary - McQuillin left Iasi
week for. Gull Lake where she Maas se-
cured a' school. Mr. and Mr's'. - Mc-
Quiljin accompanied "her as far as
Sault' Ste. Marie. -
The annual thankoffering of th
Harris' Mission Band was held Sun-
day evening', when Miss Rennie, _ of
'Stitt -ford Presbytery, gavt a very in-
teresting' address. Miss Rennie also
spoke at the morning service on th-
Forward Movement.
EiGHTH ('f)N., KINLOSS.
Mrs. T. Harris spent a few days of
last week in London.'
Those from our line who 'attended
R. Emmerson's sale near Bervie,
►ort it very statcesstful. -
M'r. ant(3l rs. ` T'cT�� i�i7; wt`i(i a re
here front Kansas, spent the week -
'end renewing ac(fllaintapces about'
ldolyro(,d and on the Eighth.
Ha ) or. -over ---that •y-,,1
itohos
and helps" pay Canada's honest debt
and dry yourself a good turn at tlx:
same time? Don't forget the huge
amount of pioney it cost;.to bring the
1ol(lier boys home from overseas. It
looks as though mann persons would
rather have hundreds of dollars' in the
bank drawing three per cent. than to $aj.
65 472 499
Mai for Rutile yver Mewh'n-:ey 27.
. TIVERTON
Green 2.17..hr i. t
Tiverton ... 26 103 32
Maj. for Mewhinney over Ruttle 71 .
KINCARDINE TP.
Green Mwhv Rtle
' No. 1 17 " 25 185
I Wonder " .. 285 32' .�,
.111u.-..3 . 1'�i 4:3 111
No. 4.c 1 50 112
Would It No. 5 , ... 7 2 94
68 202 720
Help Me?"
Maj. for Ruttle over Mewhinney 518
(KINCARDINE TOWN
Green Mwhv , Rtle
OVEN •
ELaCTRIC
SIGHT
(DRY ,A7TERY)
TtSuestion has been st. Apdrgws .Ward, 15 ►^ r 3F
Q St. John's Ward 120 123 3l,
rox, answered bymany thous st. Oeor•gc's Ward''92 12<, 4`t
ands of women who haveSL Patrick's Wand74 7.; 18
found health and happiness in 4 474 13`2
the use of Dr.
Maj. for Mewhinney over36 Rutile 342.
Chases Nerve
HURON TP.
Food.
84P eaar .lriri3itlT 14 �I - -
mess, • ,gloomy forebodings ' of . the
future, depression and discourage-
me'nt—these"are Some of the symp-
'totns''whiCh' 'tell'' of 'exhausted'• nervee.
In order to avoid nervous prostra-
tion or some form of paralysis it is
well to get the building up process
established at once by use of Dr;
ehase's Nerve Food.
50 cents a box, 6 for $2.75, all ,dealers, or
Edmansuu, Bates & Co., Ltd., Toronto.
No. 1- -,... -.- , i ... 11, 203
. 9 19;)
No 4 .. :3t) 88 206
No. - 5 :... 654 .106
No. 6
BIG 6 HOLE
POLISHED TOP
LOTS. OF ROOM
NO BI,ACKLEADWG
have it in Victory Bonds at 51,, per
cent. Yet the security in the one
ease is just as. good as it is 'in the
other
•ST. AUGUSTINE '
Liss Marie--Su4livan--is -staying with
her aunt, Mrs. George Brophy.
We are sorry to report the',illness
o f 'tl i's. Rrn+►+hv,: wltri^ts`...rbt-'kpeping .,
at all well of late. . ,
Quite a number of our young folk
attended the recent ball at Belgrave
and all had a' very good time
The : fall threshing is completed in
this neighborhood, and people are set-
tling down to winter activities.
We congratulate our school teacher
Miss Redmond, on having the pupils-
trained so well for the part they took
in the recent box social and entertain-
ment.
WESTFORD
--Monday. Nov.3.�
Miss Cassidy and friend spent the
week -end at her home here.
Mr. Bald. I:P.S.. ' made his usual
autumn .call on our :school last week.
M. Casidy returned to his old job
in the lumber woods of Muskoka dis-
trict. He has been .twenty years with
'Cht'Diantond Lumber .Co.
Mr. i'innel, of Bruce Mines. Algo-
niu, i.; visiting friends' in thi.i neigh-
.xarhood, An older• brother lies in a
ttospi°tat in--` oron o- thse • to -gun -shat
wot Inds t s Lied in ,.y.iance..
s,e mornititr -Fast week thieves
drove into F. C. Haidenby's poultry
yard, bagged five choice birds and
were gone before the poultryman who
heard the, squaking could get .out arid
dose the gate on them. The thieves _
took to -the north knowing that they
...mild 'be 'topped by means of the.
phone on any other road..
We would like to be able to des.
tribe to' you the events of Hallowe'en,
but-''as-dztkresi was over -*11, and
eyery one in hed.early that night, we
are ,left still to the dark. However,
h'.rse-drawn vehicles are fast disap-
pearing from use; judging by the
number Yount! •.without shafts or
tcat led to the bush.•
Mr. Whytock and two .sons mira-
euloisly escaped being seriously hurt
while returning home from church
yesterday. The horse which was a
young animal took fright from a dog
which' rushed at It, and as the jail
broke there was nothing. left too
out to jump, which they /succeeded
n•• doing one at a time. Mr. Why -
tock, we understand, suffered some
bad bruises, but was able to wire
home to his oldest son to conte and
n1, tit the, desperado which by this
time hacl'exhausted himself and quiet-
ly consented to be. led home..
• OFFICIAL RETUI~tNS
West Bruce Election
SOUTH M I'TON
No. 1 A to M .... 200 5t; 4
No. 1 N to % .... 78 22 1
No 2 .... .... .. .. 135 82 4
492 I )i4 16
N,,. 1 .1 to M .... 200 56 4
Maj. for Mewwhinney over I:ottle '168
PORT F:LGIN
Green Mwhv Rtle
No. '1 .: 110 194 19
.. 71 24;i
181' 437 31
Maj. for Mewwhinney over Ruttle 406
' SAUGEEN•TJ'.
/re('f
No. 1 ,
No. 2 17
No. 3 19
No. 4 1 c)
No. t, 25
-for
w V
71 24
52 r F;1
57 58
90 16
66 1'J
. 1a3 336 '178
Mewhinney over Ruttle 158
Maj. for Ruttle
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'Northern Div,
Southern .Dig.
1t.; 79 126
La'die`s''-
70 267 1007
oVer Mewhinney 74u:
CKNOW
Green Mwhv Rtl
_.-39 171 uu
43 .127 16
132 298 52
Maj. for Mewhinney over Ruffle 246.
KINLOSS TP
Green Mwhv Rtle
No. 1 8 30 29'
No. .2 ...; :..:15 22 - 55
No. 3 - . 4 55 127
No. 4 ' 17 110 57
No. 5 - 1741 ' 47
No. 6 .' ;,. ti 22.... '63....'•17.
83, 321 326
Maj. for Ruttle over Mes Kinney, " 5.
MAJORITIES
Green Mwhv Rtle
Southampton ..... 278 168
Port Elgin 406
Bruce 27
Tiverton 71
Kincardine Tv.
Kincardine /Town.... 342
518
Huron 740
Lueknow .. sem: y .. 24'6- '" • .-
Kinloss 5
278 1 391 1290
Maj. for Mewhinney over Green 1113
Maj. for Mewhinney over Ruttle 401.
Total votes polled for Green 1696.
Total votes polled for Mewhinney 3094
Total' votes polled for-Ruttle-2993.
s GAL.
%RESERVOIR.
WATERFRONT
,IF DESIRED:
THE "GOOD CHLLH
ii.E'•ATE0. Covin
i(.biiiE'1 Ji ii1. c
The finest thing in High Oven Range rpustruc't:on. Nie have a num-
ber of them out and they are agiving, entre s`a"tisfact;on. We have
two sizes.nn the floor and would be pleased to show them to you and
to explain the points which places this Range beyond any High
Oven Range on the market.
3IAFEK`ING
—Tuesday; Nov.- 4.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stothers, of
Clinton, spent the, week -end with Mrs.
Wm. Stothersa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Webster, of '
Boundary West, visited at Mr. Thos.
Anderson's Sunday.
Mr: and Mrs. Thos. Bamford and
Mrs. J. Craig,' of Donnybrook. were
trtiests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Finlay
Sunday.
Charles Twamley held a success-
ful sale Monday. • We understand he ,
intends going to Detroit in the near
future. We regret that our young
men find • the city more attractiv(
than the country. and think we should
start a "get back. to the land" cam-
paign. .
The Anuiversaryserviec;- at-B]jice's
Church were Meld under Most favor --
-able weather .conditions and the
church at each service was filled to.
c•trpacity. Rev. I. W. Kilpatrick, of
the Ripley circuit, who preached
strong sermons both morning and ev-,.
ening is one of our nun "old boys,"
his boyhood and young inanhood hav-
ing been spent here. He greatly ap-
preciated the invitation from his
home church to serve them on this
anniversary occasion, anti the large
audiences that greetecThim were suf-
ficient evidence • of our p'eolsure in
having the opportunity of hearing.
hits deliver his message. Monday
evening a splendid entertainment
was -riven, consisting of solos by_
•Misast_._Hazel.-Asigustine,-- of Dungan-
non, and Mr. ' Eldon Henderson, of
1'ucknow. Duets by Miss Augustine
and Miss Ellesby, piano solos by
Miss Freda Aitchison. of Luckrtow;
readings by Miss Welsh, of Belfast.
Rev. .Irvin, of Lucknow, gave his
lecture on Ireland. which is instruct-
ive, amusing and highly entertaining,, -
The large audience by their hearty
aplause gave evidence of their enjoy-
ment of the program.
OMING
---to the ---
Lyceum Theatre
Wingham
MICKEY"
-111 . -MUTT, V ER
'FORGET
TU1SDAY, WEDNESDAY ANi)
c.'
Nov. 11, 12 and 13
MATINEE DAiLY AT 4 O'CLOCK.
TWO EVENING PERFORMANCES
NCES
AT 7.45 and 9.30.
The Lucknow Hardware & CoalCo.
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THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
Ec�nomy: of Ford service
EAR is unavoidable :even in the
best car, but certain parts wear
out more quickly than others. There is
no Meed of scrapping -your car because
the piston rings have seen their day,
because the platinum points of the -
vibrators are worn out. Probably the
rest of the car is as good as new.
Medica l men agree that the human
body is renewed, cell by cell, every
seven 'years. You can do the , same
with your Ford Car and prolong its life
at minimum cost by replacing worn
parts from time to time.
Ford service has 1,een the rimt'anl; of doubling
the lives -of hundreds .of, Ford Curb, and cut --
ting down the cit of motoring. The fact that
a Ford Touring Car, which costs $690, f. cob.
Foi'd, Ont., can be purchased part by -part
J. separately for $917 is ample proof of the
economy of driving a Ford Car.
It will pay you, to have your car overhauled during
the winter months. 700 Canadian Dealers and over
2,00) Service Garages supply genuine Ford parts and
prompt repair service.
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When.buyink choose z Ford, and take advant-
age of the economy pf Ford service.
E. A. RENWICK, Dealer, L[JCKNOW.
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SCIENCE. `BALKS
A celebrated scientist referring to cod-liver
oil said that Nature had given the world
"almost a ready-made food".
SCOTT'S [iJiSIO
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is' richest medicinal .cod-liver oil, :elaborated in a scien-
tific manner, very much as Nature wraps up each globule
of butter -fat. Scotts is not•uniil.e [,learn i.1 consistency,
but many assimilate it easier than they do other fats.
Scott's Emulsion is concentrated nourishment that
helps keep the body strong. 1 G;ve it a trial !
Scutt ° I1 ,,r,'r 1. i.,rr;t. 19 26
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('1'1.ROSS (`FN1'R1 itlltnphrey.
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:qrs. .John McIntyre. %kiln with 11.
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�' .,,• ,• e'r'r! til►•:• w(•rk of tit,.
near "Viv c'r•, rk. Alta 0°
"1- i; , . ., kr, ,tln i of. John Mc -
Z'. ,n, 1': \ I''I. 1111'• I ir•I'r i ,1'11 t 1' 11 Olt SO
on tor. Cry rrllll ( ,lir ,11' `1, Ili; ill'' i, 1', I, , be lCa.; 5 on to fall. and
t, ,'1,,'1 u1,, 1i,1, «;(:: 1'\t.inct.
i.:;�'in . I,r•r !t il1stantan('oUs. Mr.
• left 1 't.,•. •ll('. ly yeras a o,
:irn,r„ t1'i • ';iIlV S('ttlf'rs on •the
„Pc►,l,$(.,, 1'la;rs.. For twenty
ni• more he has been on a horse
south of Maple Creek. He
Ft widow 's'nd grown up family,
�ta,yinc► with toy hr,rthr•r. -John 1lei:!,:,,,i1
Ran, the past few years, has Crone to (,I► .
'Toronto where' she wi11 nl;ik'e her ('(19( h
hc,me with hr dnughr, lir;..,"T. J. lra�(',.