The Lucknow Sentinel, 1920-08-26, Page 5•
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Let Ids
Help You Make a Garden
BEAUTIFUL surroundings add to the value of your prop.
e ty. A dower • garden to beautify --a vegetable garden to redone
your table amt. We have everything to make garden work easy--
des. rakes, lawn hose. lawn mowers, etc.
Beau tia�' foot house with O -Cedar Polish (25c to $3.00 sine).
0 -Cedar ?bush Ws. the time and hbor-.av r. is 111 co #
NEW PERFECTION • OIL COOKING STOVES .
ALL SIZES AND STYLES.
M_tRTIN=SENOLR PAINTS AND VARNISHES. A
KIND FOR EVERY PURPOSE.
GET OUR PRICES ON CORRUGATED GALVAN-
IZED ROOFING. WE HAVE A QUANTITY AT FAR
LESS THAN PRESENT WHOLESALE PRICES.
BRANTFORD ASPHALT SLATE SHINGLES AND
ROOFING. THE BEST OF ITS KIND ON THE MAR-
KET TO -DAY. .LET US ' SHOW YOU ,WHY.
PREPARED PLASTER.
A CAR OF PORTLAND CEMENT J1Ji AKA:\ ED
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF SECOND HAND BI-
CYCLES IN GOOD REPAIR .AT RIGHT PRICES.
BICYCLE REPAIRING AND SVPPLIBS.
WE HAVE A SPECIAL COAL OIL FOR INCU-
BATORS.
McLEO:D &JOVNT
THE STORE WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES FARTHEST
+!E a7 OFFTCI
('.t\.tDIAN WHEAT BOARii
11.tRTit'll'_LTlON CERTIF 1C.tTES
Commencing August 1ath.,,192*, the
Canadian Wheat Board sill make an
advance payment agais,t their, 1919-
142n Participation Certificates.
• .tn' branch at the Bank will col-
lect then Certificate's and holders
shtwld consult our local Manager for
iwf..,rnsatii a and advice as So their
d i- po-al. ' r
BANK OF HAMILTON
LUCftNOW BRANCH -J. A. C.ltsurie, manager.
ntlefiot")ffeJJ
WINGHAM, ONT.
FALL TERM FROM .tl-t:, 21,4.
Graduate.- Placard is Position_.
Ser..l a card n.,sieit:.r.i- tht• _E,:.r. :II ►l t.) .a.. `un you during the Cara.
L:JR- R e have oompetont ii:►�:;c,r�. t�:.tl'' f.'r each de'p'artment. Register
roots.. Pose Iit. • •
ivr. the 2Z:! term.
D. A. M. LACHLAN. Pr`s.,iont,
MURRAY M:I.EISH.• Principal,
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1\'1V(,►HIAM 1'il_1t 'r. LQL'•%
Six Joyous Days of Chautauqua
Entertainments at Wlagham, :august
,31'st to Sept_ lith. Follliwing talent
will appear on the dates mentioned
below.
Tuesday. -London Concert Party
and Prof. '1i1'us. ('aldwt-1l .,f Mt-GA1
University..on -Canada's Plater in the
World • To -day."'
Wedlnenday-Tom G. Micheltree,
Canada's Great Blind i'.3 -list, assist-
ed by Miss Gwendolyn ,t.:t.histle, also
Lecture sand B.id Imitation by Chas.
Crawford Gorst.
Thursday -Hawaiian singers and
players, also Lecture, "Rambles in
Paradise -Hawaii" : - by Mildred Leo'
rKlerens, cousin "off' Mark Tvrain.-,=
Moving Pictures. ,
Friday --Lieurance's Little Symph-
ony Company and Lecture "The Mis-
'siun of the Anglo Saxon" by Dr. Dan_
4' tel F. .Fox, Pasadena, Cal.
Sa:arday - ( Evening Only. 1 The
great play "Nothin" but the Truth."
Minday; .J'unior Chautauqua Pag-
eant,. also concert by., Jessie !salmi-
Christian
salmi-Chri tian of the Chautauqua Grand
Opera Company. . Geraldine Edgar.
violinist, Robert - MacDonald, pianist-
♦:..
TIf you can't take in all of these
play_, take in as .many as you can.
it
E:y:aa was- duly passed kryina the• 1
i .,:,:^.c.: of tr : T .r r? rat* -t f..r the year 1920
Ein!ssi nw•t t'n sus.'. 11. M. i ;her•_
pr s ht.,Johrt C. (-olvr�•11. M. h• anti
t:. Fertr_ Ree‘e Ma:dee
The fol;aar'r.sr• a.-, 4r.:� t re pa=
e'd ard v ey::e' i- ue.i t:tc r o-^' .1
!tassel!, : ' r Cis d:t: lot .1.:. r•. I'�.
int 31:� =�t; R W. J. L ,..••. 1 -r i
:trivet. VA11.$: .I.r!':r.. J _ loci:: t.
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polies a -.l patting- ra .
�,nk bt4e at Tityr= t'r.•ek.
l::rr.:t-�.U.': 1=a".:a tate t . t•: Liar
Pty:t':t f.,r fen. :tt• T."'-• t'rt.:.
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t �_• tt•aat a• ! :a
2.►ta! $11...$19;.1..`‘ : E ' ;e•, ° • da mar.
anti- s;:ad.rl _ • '�1. £'.
trip. :Sta.t--;-s. •fr.,:.. •• -
Ye' I• s.:t`„n, 111. $5; W- .t'.:•rat:
y.i•t :;rail' • •`t::►►: .l'< ..;t• 1'
non. IS t.1- _.�-a•:moi �1 '0g: S nio• ►►.teraa.
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!$..i'utal o lt. S ticPonai,f.
r.painng cuhert and watching road. i.
Sat 3, • eds. it $40.
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I.� r . ('our ty pur:,osc %. e:: -10 mics ori,
:":e dollar: f. r reneral school prapas-
• .s. i "ri:, •.'•n the dollar. and for
T, wr,sh:p 14; rp. set. 1 :-it1 unit:$ on
ar.i :. , r : h.•..I 1*u rpo.e-
Bar.. of Tr::=:eta•.
M e,= !'y a':,i 0.1411Z•a that we I
-Lie of the Township Hal
;r. the S.•hooi Far on Sept.
1 ^.. Carr:..:.' • 1
ati-jourrt`vi ::►: Sept. ':h. at
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of
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;EO. G. MOFF.AT.
CULROSS CENTRE
Monday, Aug. 23.
Mr. Wm. Moffat had a successful
barn raising Friday, Aug. 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dickenson and
family spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pinnell returne=d
home to Brantford after spending a
couple of weeks here. Miss Edith
Pinnell accompanied them.
Miss Hettie Blackwell, ' of London.
is' visiting at the home of -Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Richardson. .,o
Miss Belle Scott is visiting frien:is
in Galt.
' Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Guest., of Kin -
lough, spent Sunday at the home of
the formers brother, Mr. Joseph
Guest.
Mrs. -.N. Gillespie and children re-
turned to their home in Toronto aft.
spending a few woes at her home
t here.
SMALLPDX 1N C ARRICK
T'':e Walker:or. Telescope had the
following:
B! r k 5ernallpe* is. prevalent trot d
Molae Corners, Con. ti, Carr. The
first death occurred on Tuesday of
last week when Conrad Baetz. a 19 -
year -old college student, who was
home on holidays. succumbed after a
few days' illness. The disease now
exist, ::1 three households.
A pian singing in Chelmsford,. Eng-
land. was heard 2.673 miler across the
• . ocean a: St.• John's. Xewfoundland-
I by wireless telephony, this being the
greatest di anc a at which wireless
telephony has, been successful.
is1Nt:11ti HOTEL -MAN h1 J.ift.
N' p•r, prt.:'Fr of the
tit`:el' a: appeared
<' a: R: t! on Mon.i.ay of
a-: a.e .i .awl:`tet .tie v:.fat1n.g
- ttintar:,, Tt'rtlpVr•anrr Act. 'He was
f.1•r..i ,;u:.'; , . : = 0:'!rct:.-e arti. was
St r: :c.f a tt'rrf ts+entr days in
2a•.. Was ;^.,i ter; tn' of a tv:e.
a: e s Ra ^.� �r.,,;..1 t•,' once. Mar-
t was 'ai.rr. t+' ;a.:' a:and
slate.: ':Na:, he int: --tf= • ::.•...ittc tip his
F.o•c. l at1 „tuc:u haafter h re:ease.
.
Yl.. w;:1 R irt♦,;hant with but one
ft'._•Mar « : y _,1 s 1. tiers two
- 7,c.., :e r• <` hy- oct.ttrr.g :rt `til
fie Irr►ur..d lio:r of ev-erytY.rg that '
.-tate$ moot. '
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
EXHIBITION.
TORONTO
Aug. 2&Sep. 11
"The Greatest Annual Event •
on Ea th'
Where the'wt.. sus its best
predc...t et toe M. F ibirt:ea. Farat.
Factory. Stock,. said Labra:coy (rt,
Lthestasia.Comacorsiove 1mss:-xt•.•aand
Esesonmeseat
Pageantry on aAtatsiv,e
Inco rtparabk -Musk:
Fere Arta k ' t *! row! (.raphsc Art!
1 seer astsaeal P+,t�,�c
hotr a �SaVn,
Demonstrations daiiv by
Northwest Mounted Police
Teo ?eye a taaaa ` i cteaebele
►s..seee •::r♦ Ai M.141 :I..atar `eemail
mater s•.rta E emit sirs •
bot Lice Soo^ gyp.
l T a. INC a.r Para fVnliaaae>t tle+ll4
Gwe r s E slAtta OMNI
Momoomeraebeas
As/ a awe at who Seer
Attar grass
4.'114 it 'ci tr rear -'.:11 .
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JOHN G. KENT.
Cogierai himager.M.
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Feed yQu larid with
Feit
arau�'�a��iF:s ilizer
and you will have F: i n ger and better crap of
Wheat
sa
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SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY OF, CANADA
T he applications for New Assurances received by the
Company during 1919 real. hed a total of over
$10,0,000,0(!0
This exceeds the largest amount of ordinary Life As-
surance previously 'written in one year by any Company
of the British ' Empire.
(leo. H. Smith
Get a Policy in 1920. .
Agent, Lucknow.
Tou'Il�et good satisfaction out of
JJHZ41 his GOIDMEMLtooI"
For
First -clad materials and ;.: x
workmanship, coupled v-ith per:, ,
balance, make ..'p®LD-\ IEDAL-
coLt best for every :arrcr.
,
Ease^ of motion and ::�::-�;:•-
work a -e therule when .--.:17.--us(-
.. GOLD 1 ..
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of their r= ,alt
A::► or
the "COLD l ►ET' 1 : • • t t, -
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too; �';ct::1.
**GOLD
'All Sensible Farr':
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Upon "GOLD it ?.:L
Hart: est .T cols
Sale at FirstCIau Hardware Stogies