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FLOUR
STANDARDIZED
A1J. MILLS IN CANADA GRIND
TO :1 GOVERNMENT STANDARD.
INS'T'EAD OF THE HIGH PAT-
ENTS OF PRE-WAR DAYS, MILLS
NOW GRIND \\ HIT IS C':LLED.A
STRAIGHT „,;;,Gig ADE :; . _,F ,L,.O , ; ,.
U E-,
HAVELOCK AS A PURE MANI-
TOBA IS EQUAL TO TILE BEST.
SEAPOY IS .STILL UNRIVALED
AS A BLENDED FLOUR. MADE-
RiTE .FOR PASTRY ON LY. BEATS
THEM ALL.
WHY, THEN, PASS THE HOME
MILL. FLOUR?. -
W. E.' TRELEA VEN.
G. Drinkwalter
FURNACES SUPPLIED AN1)
INSTALLED --PLUMBING AND
ELECTRIC WIRING.
AGE/NT FOR TIIE PII'ELESS
HEATING FURNACE. CALL
AND SEE THIS FURNACE.
TWILIGHT 'SPORTS
at
TEESWATER PARK, ON
JULY, pth,
Baseball. Game, hand Concert;
Picture Show, Dancing and
other attractions:
Keep this date open for a good
time.
Admission 50c:
KINCARDINE
RACES
THURSDAY, JULY 8.
$900.00 IN I'URSES $900.00
2:10 Class.. ..Purse $300.00
2 :1 8 Class.. ..Pu rse $300.00
2.30 Class.., ..Purse $300.00
Purses divided 50, 25, 15 and
per cent.
('anadina National Rules to go
ern.
Five per cent to enter and five
ler cent additional from all winners.
Four to enter and three to stlij.
he Committee reserve the right
to declare ori- races, or change the
progrant in any way they may see
tit.
Kincardine half mile track is rec-
ognized as the fastest- in Canada.
OUR COVERED) STAND HOLDS
1000 PEOPLE
Three days FREE Stable and Feed
and 'FREE Cartage tb and from the
Station to all Horsemen. •
W. Griffith, Pre. J. Armitage, See.
Rout. Patterson, Treas.
LUCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAY. JULY 1,1920.
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The Dominion of Canada is 53
years old today.
Commencing today, . the price of
The Sentinel goes to $2.00.
Orange celebration will be held In
Goderich and at Winglhajn on July 12.
Mr. George Mathieson is up front
Brantford _this week visiting old
"° illissi;""Belle .Summerville, of Toron-
to, is visiting her sister, •Mrs. 'Har-
vey Anderson, Ross St.
Picture, Show in Town Hall, Luck -
now, Saturday night July 3rd. Spec-
ial reels. Admission 25c .and 15c.
Mrs. D. IL. Williams, of Detroit,
who visited •the past- month at Loch-
alsh, returned to her home on Tues-
day. •
Miss Gertrude :McIntosh left on
Monday -for a two -months' visit with
her sister, Mrs. 1lor:•y Torrence,
North Bay.
Mr. and Mrs: R. \V. McMorran of
Souris, Man., and Mrs: Bronthron, ,of
Ttensall, visited this• week at .the
home/ of D. C. McMorran. P
Airs. M. Weisen.t of Flint, Mich.,
(formerly Miss Minnie Moore) spent
a few days of last week with old
.friends here, after an absence of 19
;veers. •
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cameron, of
ondon, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Little and
Ir. and Mrs J. Linklater, of Tees -
water, .were guests of Mr. and Mrs:
. D. Cameron last week.
Mrs.. W. L. Ainlay and two little
aughters, Gy.neth and Dahlia, of
leveland, returned to her home via
oronto,• after spending some weeks
ith' Mrs. Ain -lay's parents, Mr. and
rs. P-obt. Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hurley, of Chic -
0, were, recent visitors with' Mr
if Mrs. D. MaeKinn. , 6th., Con..
nloss. They were on their honey.
on trip, and had been to Buffalo
agars Falls and Toronto.
While: enjoying a visit. with his
in Detroit. Mr. Pari Smeltzer r;_
ved word • that a sister, Mrs. Nes-
t, of Blyth, had passed away as
t, of Blyth, had passed away as
result of a paralytic stroke. Mr.
eltzer attended the" funeral on
nday.
here was something of a family
nion at Mr. Phillip MacMillan's
ing the' past week when the fill-
ing relatives enioyed the family
pitality: Mr. and Mrs. Arch Mac -
an and two boys. Stewart and
hie; Mr. and. Mrs. F. W. Mac-
e -all and daughter,-Fredella; Mr
Mrs. G. C. Thomas, all of Me-
,--11T---T a sill; and Mr. 'an
Jim Burns, of Aurora, Ont.
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POSTER HOMES WANTED
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Faster homes required Lor seven
boys, ages one to seven years. All
the boys strong and healthy. Gen-
erous Mothers of Bruce, open your
hearts to these boys. • Apply Child-
ren's Shelter, Walkerton.
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LANGSIDE
Mr. Geo. Scott, of til' n
a short visit. to his fatties,
Scott, the end of the week.
Mr. Russel Reid, of Bra
spending a week with hi
here. "
We congratulate liiss3 Margaret
Moffat on winning the high honor
mark
Moffat,.
her class in the Teeswater
School. -
We;are ,sir. y .to., 3'.t ,the--.si:rious-
03csr.
Mrs. R. Macinnis, •
Anniversary . services will be held
in the Presbyterian Church here
next Sunday. The Rev. D. T. L. Me-
Kerroll, a former pastor, of Lucknow
church, will preach at .11 aan. and ?
p.m.
I.angside has long --been fa
its t;ardeii i • parties, , and a
without this big annual even
Presbyterian congregation
seem altogether right.
night was the date for this.y
there was the usual big 'cro
social time. Folk_ were the
ten miles roundabout, and o
nested the -pleasant meetii
•gret•tings which one sees at
lege fall fairs. The supper was feat-
ured with 'strawberries 'ante crt-art,
the dish whieh 25 years ago popular-
ized the garden party. ' The Rev
Mr. Scohie presided while a 'musical
and literary program was being giv-
en.. Messrs. N. ' MacCallum and Jas:
Ross enlivened the occasion with bag-
pipe music, and vocal numbers were
given by Miss • Fowler, of Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs. McGee, of -Calvin, the
Misses Aitchison and Mr. C. Dousslits
Misses M. 1. McClure and M. McCallum.
of, Lucknow, while Mrs. J. I). Little,
Teeswater, and Miss Dorothy Doug-
las, Lucknow, contributed recitations.
.Mr: R. D. Cameron, . who was down
for an address, Was unable to be
present, but Reeve' N. Mothers, of
Kinloss, gave a short account cif his
recent trip to Tobcrmoiry with the
Bruce County Council.
The 'whole 'affair was a marked
success and the receipts, which we
tike not abler to give at this wi•it'ng,
mu,; have been quite sati .factor.,•.
-000-•.
IVIIITECHURCH
treal, paid
'Mr. J. E.
ntford, is
s parents
rated for
summer
t of the
wouldn't
Tuesday
ear, and
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SINGLE COPIES,. 4 °CENTS -
CHURCH NEWS
Lucknow Lodge, L.O.L., 428, will
attend divine service in the Anglican
Church, ,Lucknow, at. 11 aan., .on
July lith.Visiting brethren cordial
ly : welcome. -
Rev. D.471. L. McKerrol, of Toron-
to, Will preach at the anniversary
services • in. yLangside` Presbyterian
church next Sunday. 'Service at 11,
atm., and 7, p.m.
Presbyterian Church ; ;.....
The services next
be conducted by the, Pastor. Morning
subject, "An Eclipse .of Faith and its
Cure." Evening subject, "('hr:at's
(:are for the Fragments." You are
invited to these services..
FOURTH COQ'., KIN LOSS
Tuesday, June 29
About two weeks ago, Mr. Sam-
uel Kyle, a veteran of the Creat
War, returned to Mr. Walter Mac-
Kenzie's where he had worked as a
far,' laborer for about a year before
from ' his enlistment. Sam bears many
ne �Vlt-' marks of the strenuous and danger-
tg's and Gua• life he lead while on the fields of
the oil- Prance and Flanders. He lay for
may months in an .English hospital.
but, udder Pro\-iden:•e• his wonderful
grit and warm, young Irish blood
brought hint through :itul enabled
hint to return to his native land
'After remaining .there for further
recuperation, his thoughts again tur-
ned to Canada, and' he decided to sail
for her friendly shores and make this
the land • of his adoption.. We trust
that the .country will receive him,
ant:} (Oilers such with open terms,
wt ;:•,:..' that many more oL.the same
.ta •. p h irtlty , iind their way -to this,.
ver'': important part of the Great
'te tf.sh Empire.
ii Y DRO ON THE MOVE
Engineers "ere at work. in
Luck -
now the past Week 'running' I:nes and
staking out Placesforthe erection of
poles• to 'carry the Hydro wires. The
work, on this system a-ppears to , he
be:ng pushed rapidly. Already. the
bole rine has extended -Oh this side -cot
Walkerton, and a gang -is at work on
-Monday, June 28.
Miss Lillian Longman, of Windsor,
is home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy.
M. David Kennedy • and daughter,
Annie, spent a day at Bruce Beach
last week. .
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs.' Bret
ridge, of Ripley, were week -end v
ors at Walter Lott's.
Mr. Fred Cluhb and A4,- .,,,., >,._.
ken-
isit-
GARDEN
the branch from the Durham Road tt.
Teeswater. They' are erecting.
at the rate of a mile per day,-. co that
hat
t
it will not he many weeks before they
are operating in this part. Intending
,users of current will make no miss
take in having their wiring. done.
Otherwise there may he an unpleas-
ant rush in the early fall.
Calvin CTuTa and'children, ' of
Marys, visited over Sunday at
of Mr, John Clubb. •
Lillian 'Patterson, of Wi
hani, was a Sunday visitor• with h.'r•
friend, Miss Jean Eagleson.
Mrs. MacDonald, of Aberdeen.
Scotland, is visiting her brother.,
Messrs, , Robert .and. John Simpson•
.Mr, Alex Kennedy, Jr., of Guelph,
is visiting his grandmother who, we
are sorry to report., is not improv-
ing as we would like to see her. .
Mrs. Disney- and Miss Mida Dis-
ney, of Wingham, visited with Mrs.
McClenaghan over Sunday.
The topic in the Young' People's
Guild Sunday night was in charge of
the W,M.S., and Mrs. F. Henry `and
Mrs. Wm Barbour conducted a splen-
did meeting., the topic being "St
Christopher House, Toronto."
Miss .Tena Laidlaw and Miss An-
nie Kennedy intend leaving this
week for Powassan to spend a
month's vacation.
Miss Beatrice Johnston and John
('luhh, James 'Wilson and 'Arthur
Henderson are in Lucknow this week -
writing on the entrance exams. We
wish them‘ success.
Misses Alba and Lettie Fox visit-
ed over the week -end with friends
around Donnybrook.
Master Ernest 'Sperling ',intends
going to Listowel this week td try
the primary exam. of the Conservaf
ory of Music, Toronto. W e :wish Er.
nest every success.
.Mrs. (Rev.) IFer, ier:Fon attende
the Methodist W.M.S. conventio
held at Kincardine last week.
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RECEIVES EATON MEDAL 1 Miss
M r. Will R. Johnston. who enlisted
with the Canadian army from the
Eaton Store at Winnipeg, recently
received a handsohie gold' medal ‘•
the form of a watch fob, such as Sir
John Eaton has presented i a11' of
the young men who enlisted while
employed with'the T. Eaton ('o. Mr.
Johnston is. justly proud of the pretty
gift. He arrived hone the end of
last week from Toronto where he
had been convalescing:
LUCKNOW SCHOOL REPORTS
,Form 1.
In addition to the pupils who were
promoted to Form 11 on the term's
work, the following have passed the
fioe] examinations,• the names being
in order of merit:
Myrtle Webster, ' Duncan MacRae,
Dora Mitchell, Margaret MacCallum,
Mary Ross, Rebecca Thompson, Bert
MacLean, Frances Cain (recommend-
ed.)
ARE YOU A 'MAN OR WOMAN
Brave enou'h to Face the Future?
Big enough to Assume a Responsibility?
Far-seeing enough to Prepate for Misfortuney
Ambitious enough to increase your Estate immediately'
Patriotic enough to Provide for Your Own?
Energetic enough to be making a good Livelihood'
Healthy enough, to passu Medical Examination?'
Then clip this advertisement.
Fill in coupon and send to
S. C. COOPER,
inspector, The Northern Life
Assurance ('o.,
Box A, Sentinel Office, Lucknow.
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PARTY • WAS SUCCESS
LAURIER
-Tuesday, June 29.
Mrs. J. N. !Mackenzie has r'bturne
home afcr visiting friends in. Inger
Soli. R
Mr. end Mrs. Jas. Burch, from
Wcllwood, Man.; are -visiting;. at %V:
Kempton's.'
Miss 'Isobel Walker has returned to
'Detroit after visiting her aunt, Miss
•l; asare ,ort y to report :;th;c aericius
illness of Mrs. T. Robb,, . W3'e.shope, for ,
her speedy reeovery.
-Mr. ard Mr;, Alex MacLennan are
visiting The *fornier's brother, K. D.
MacLennan:
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MacLennan, of
Windsor, visited the fernuer's par-
ents last.. week. - •
Miss Ross, of Ch.athain, is spend.
ing a few. days at Duncan MacLen=
nan's.
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The -)tipi,ls of S. S., No. 12,. pre_
rented their • teacher, Miss. Tabitha
Kempton, will a Minch kit and the•r-
ruose bottle, the closing (lay- of
school. The following address was
rend:
Bear. Teacher; --.It is with, feelings
of regret dist we lea ro y ou art
a'buut to .:-ver -v.uur C(1r(ectiutl �rit<t
us as 'u teacher, . \1"e leave ..islet with
lual•ked sZ.a•c•e.. • in our studies dui'-
ing your -term s us --due, , w•(
know, -to your very earnest and
painstaking 'efforts .with us. You
gave us your best; and if we fail
to fully appreciate it now, • we
shall no doubt appreciate it in :years
,to cork. lye thank •you fo,i• yoni
.kindness and Patience with us •and
shall rent:'her always our pleasant
associai.i(tns. \\'e ask you..to 'accept
this small gift as a slight: token o''
our regard =for you and your 'worl,
among us. We hope you may have
Continued 'elleec•,-, as in the past. ani?
that you may have pleasant mentor-.
ies .of the . years spent in Laurier
school.
Signed an" be half of the pupils.
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WESTFOI:D •
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-Monday, June2e.
Mrs. I'utvr Lineham, who has
been visiting in Toronto the past
week, renamed home Saturday, night
accompanied by her sister, Miss Liz-
zie Murray, of Toronto.' -
•D. J. Murray and son, ,.Wilfred
'lade a business trip to Walkerton
on Saturday.
Mr: and Mrs. John Frederick, of
Co. -n 8, Culross, visited at F. 11. H.al-
denhy's• on Sunday.
Harriette :('orkburn. 3I_ D__ . ...�
Lunn, nurse. of the Dept. - o f -
Education, iospected the pupils of
ot:r academy • ]tere on Thursday.
Their ,reports of the health of pupils
to parents will undoubtedly • he.
L rest value.
A. It. Campbell has been engaged
'for • another year to teach in out
school. .
\\'e ei,ngrat::late Misses '
Hodgins, (;race Ilaldenby and A'rneo
Murray, also Mr. Bert Hetherington.
on passing their recent exams friar
form I to form IL
Misses Annie rind Mary Straus:
and , Me .srs. Lt -pith Ruth lime • Alex.
Campbell are 'attending ('amp meet-
ings in l'een.►crton, this week.
C!ifford•.11e:herington. of To •
r,•nio.
returned home ('n Saturday n'gh:.
His brother. Albs it, also of Toronto.
is expect, ti Kittle on Tuesday.
We wore pleased to -see Miss. Mary
Cassidy, • who' has suffered from an
attack- of tonsilitis, around with the
young ft'k again'.
Peter S'as'i(;y, of R'vet•sdalt'.
itcd
relat iv . s in this burg on Sunday.'
A trio of •1 gal. _sports. from Con, S.
St. The young ladies of the Methodist
the' Church had every reason to be satis-
fied with the outcome of their garden
party given last Friday eoenin
no-
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STEER ASTRAY.--�Straved from
the premises.`of the undersigned, on
or about June 1,0th, 1;120, a red
yearling steer with a little white on
side. Any person having informa-
tion regarding the same, report to
Walter Scott. I.angside, 8-7.
FOR SALE.. -Lady's Bicycle, 10
good repair. Apply to Winnifred El-
liott.
aI r. Joseph g a t
► Taylors. The evening
was perfect 'for such an event and
there was a large attendance '• The
financial' results were $275.00-420.2
of which Was taken ill at the gate.
There was a varied 'and enjoyable
program to which the Lucknow Band
contributed music, and Messrs. F.
Sellery and .1, J. Hunter, of Kincar-
dine, humorous •numbers.
Si'. HELENS
---Tuesday, June 20
Mrs.. Wallace Miller and little Law-
rence are visiting in Stratford.
Miss Clara Woodsi. honk •
f °
from
Guelph.
Mrs. Grain -and children, of Saskat►s-
chewan, are %visiting her brother. Mr.
Fred Webb.
Mrs. -J. Miller, Sr., Mrs., Ed. Thom,
.lean and Kathleen are visiting, at
Greenock..
Miss \1'ilheminti Stewart, of Mon-
treal, after rusticating at the home of
Mr. A. Anderson for a few weeks, re-
turned home on Friday:
Miss McLaughlin is presiding- over
the exams at Dungannon. Nigh R.
Raymond. of Westfield, is prestt ,ng
at St. Helens. Twenty-three Pupil=
•are writing the entrance exams.
Mr. and JJrs. Arnold Barbour and
little Dorot .y,. of 1~ cin. are _visitin9-
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Woods.
Mrs. W. J Humphrey and Miss
fila spent Sunday with their uncle.
Mn J. Gnilag*her, of. Colborne.
Mr. and Mrs. ('on Forhan anti boys,
John and Joe. motored to Godt'rieh on
Sunday to. attend service. .
T. Phillips & Son shipped a car of
l;tinher last week.
Mr. .toe Kinnahan gds purchased a
new • Sedan.
Mrs. Nictebes, of Sandersky. Mich.,
has been .visiting het brother. Mr. S.
Philliore (Turing the',past week.
-and the Tt eswa ter gravel ''road. e:fled•
at places of attraction 'in this neis h-
• horhood Tuesday evening* ' . on their
way to .the Holyrood garden -,arty
whteh unhappily was postponed.
11 IR1:11.11 .
!hallett--W'ehster--.At the home of
the bride's parents.. Forest St.. .1)e-
rcrit, ll �h.. (,tt JulieTitti....1920.'.. by.
this. Rev. Mr. T'.tiw•ard4. North 'Wood-.
ward' Methodist Church, Mr: (;uss.
11a11i'tt and hiss (:lady. \V(bster.
youngest delis -liter Of Mr. and Mr,.
Tho,taas Wel.:t(•r, formerly of Luo k.
now.
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ins,
lean- %' hstt r--- -\ t the home of
bridt p-cret is Inic •rse 11• "(0 ;t . ,
y 26th. 1:120. hy' the 11ev. 11r. Rol,.
(,t' \le'rorial Methodist Church,
T,t,ndon. Mr. James,W. Dean, of hors"
don. and Mi. f',tetla Webster. only.
dnur'htrr of Mr. and Mrs.' !Tarn•
Webster, .
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o EVERYBODY'S COLLI
0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
MONEY' TO LOAN on snortgaires and
'notes •.at reasonable' nates.
Insurarice,• both, stock and Mu:.:al
Companies. Conveyancing:'. ,i.•.
with neatness ' ood desiireol,
Geo. A. Siddall; Broker,. Luc;,►tu. ; .
**).!' T'.af;t:;'. tt :A ti
. ,liouuae,• :Luckn-uav,- every . t (i:: -
day afternoon. All chronic dis-
.eases _ sucLa Satully '.treated... 4:;-
•teopathy • rctolot•cs the 111.0'' al
causes of disease. Adiustit:cn(of '.
the spine is more' quickly si.ur d 4
.unci St• i i ,i fewer treatments by O-
tect .athy than by any other metol J
- FOR -SALE=-Edjson
•30,• with 1.20 Blue Amber:l retard.;; •
all in g.ueiil shape -$1o0 for the outfit. • •
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E.. ,t
Lu :`;'.); Lake 1'lsng;•e, owned hy
lies. Jas. A. Burch. For partiesiu:•s .' • . 6-
ai1,1y to\\111 Kempton, R. ;;, ] tn'i . •
tloe. I'lt•ute•, 1 'we:annuli tt • 1• •
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A11 Isitols • of fat i,uttltry %vauiea.
1'urottty prices
paid. :1:;s0
all kinds (41 jitnk ,V•ttiteat.
hav • anY, lot me I.,,t '.% l'hurte .
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MAIL CONTRACT '
SEALED TEN DEI S, addressed
to..the Postmaster General
`Wiil bc.
re: eived ..at Ottawa until noon, on
I• i .day, the •9th day of •July, 1o20 .
for the conveyance of His .\Majesty's . .1
_Mails, on a .proposed Contract for.
four .years,' six tines per week,. over' .
Lucknow•
Ne, 4 Rural_ Rou•t•e, ---from•.... .• _'.�
the Pest ► as . General's Pleasure.
Printed not.. Ls containing,
further .,
information as to conditions of • pro .
posed Contract- may be ' seen ..and.
blank fornis of Tender may be 01)-- •
tained .at 'the Post Offices of Luck- -
now, Holy road, Ripley,. Whitechurch,
and at the office of the Post Oaice
Inspector', London.
Chas. E. A. Fisher,
Post Office Inspector.
Post Office Inspector's Office,
London ,.•� r'th. May, 1920.
St'lit)OL Ilk:POUTS
S. 5. Na; 12, .Ashlield
Those whose 110 4.• • are not f.
lout', Ley it,;at•ks 11;e1 not obt.tin
pas, tuark in the prun,t,tit,rt 1 Valu i _
ativas,, but ui,f pron,otcd or, tr1. it•
(et•nl'5 rec('rd.
.Jr. IV. --M. 'Jamieson 71, .7..11.,t,•
]crimen t;:, -
Sr. 111.=- F. Sli:t'ns -:►, A. :IL
N0'n t:�, 1). Boyd OS\V . P.,,.. • •
Jr. I11. \' 1:;��,t, ��; .1. Ross fro •
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