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LUCKNOW
Flour Mills
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FAR/VIERS
Come And Get
Your Participa-
tion Certificates. -
W. E. TRELEAVErtL',
DRINKWALTER
& COUSINS
FURNACES SUPPLIED AND
INSTALLED -PLUMBING ANI)
LLEt..-IRIC WIRING.
• AGENTS FOR THE• HECLA
PIPELEnS FURNACE.
o Ey LIZIBODY'S
'• 0. LOAN on nlortgages ana
i.Iruasoo....•e •sioeS. k irk
zn1Mutu&.
101 ityikt.:Lers uU tietiptItch. -
Lae... A. 1414.11110W.
VALK ER, USTIO?A1H,at. Cain
• 'iiezow,
eery Wennes•-
uay aitertioun. Al!Achronic &s-
e:Lies, suctesstui4 treatetL Os-
te.0.4thy • reuiti• the physics.,
caiuses OL dist:Lie.AikjUflijieflt 01
tire seine es inure quicitis SeCtliet3
asidtvai•ul fewer treAttmec.ts on Os-
tcooathy than korply tardier method
111S S BUTCHER, Teeswater,-De-
signer of Iluir Goods, transformations,
awitehea, etc. Your order solicited.
31-12-p.
• FOR SALg-CoMfoitalde he in
Lucknow. Apo:;),- to Robt. Jobaston.
POULTRY WANTED. -Come
where you get a fair deal and Tur-
onto pnces: . Also keel and horse
hides anti sheep. skins.--Jai.e LibeI
FOR LE -Two fonts,. 100. acres
earn. •good build:rigs and first class
sell. • Wiff-be sold at a bargain. • Ap-
ply t' Gee. A. Sidda11.
FARM FOR SALE -100 acres first
rla;.e • good buildings, four mite
st of Leeknow; 25 acres fall pow -
in e dente Terms easy. For'
apoly to George. A. niddalL
22-10-tfc,
FOR SALE -Choice Purebred,
Mien moth Bronze Turkeys. liens $6.
.t•72.,1•_T
!TF. R. I, Lucknow. Phore 33-615
North Huron.
• 1.0T -between Lucknow and Ash-
fip141 church on Thursday night. Nov.
:1 Chevrolet car crank. Finder
please leave with W. K. MeNAY or
at THE SENTINEL OFFICE.
HEIFER ASTRAY -Came to the
peeseieee of the undernigned. lot 23.
e -Z Wt Wawanosh. on or about
Jerre. 1st 1.120. a heifer. Owner may
' have same on. proving property and
payinc expensee. JAMES CRAIG.
Phone 1 r Coderich Rural.
STFFR ASTR ‘V -Carne to the
nromises 'of the under-ngned. Ash5e141
Township, a steer apparently 2 years
(OA. Owner mar have same on prov-
ir'-, nr,nertv and nayinl expenses.
W1LFRFD R. FARRISP. R. 17, Lurk -
nave • 14-12-100
STEER .t.STRAT--Strayed , from
the premises of the undersigned on or
lTt Nnv. 10. 1:1.:.?0. a rrd steer ris-
;' -sr'. . Ane- person havinz
forrent;osi resirarding the Same. kindly
isommenicate with ALEN GOI.LAN.
• R. 1. Lucknow. A liberal reward is
. offered, 23-1Itf.
BATTEW1 STORAGE
11111=•=1•1•1==b
Fc • -xiter storage .and all kinds
efei-re.•'-ey leave your bat-
tery eith T. W. Smith, Cntral Gar-
age, Leirksow. 4-11-tf.
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[LUCKNOW, !ONT., THURSDAY. NOV. 25, 1920.
to LOCAL AND GE.NERAL
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It has been a very wet Indian
Summer.
Rich.° McQuillin returned to his
term in Wawan.osh..
Jas. T. Lyons will be buying live
poultry every Wednesday.
Mr. and, Mrs. Joseph Agnew were
in Toronto for the week -end.
Mr. Emmerson Irwin was home
from London for the week -end.
Dressed poultry taken any day at
McMillan's store, McClure Bldg.
(ome to the Town Hall on Dec. 7th
and see the Bachelor and his many
lovers.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Stewart have
moved from Stratford and will live
in town.
Miss Winnie Gordon is home after
spending a month with Toronto.
friends.
The Reveries of a Bachelor will be
given in the Town Hail on Dec. 7th.
Admission 25c and 3-5c.
Mr. Treleaven is installing a sixty -
%horsepower electric motor in his flour
mill With a view to'avoiding the high
price of coal.
Don't forget the entertainment. un-
der the auspices- of the A.Y.P.A. t�
be•held in the Town Hall on the ev-
ening of Dec. 7th.
WE ARE •LATE THIS WEEK
• The Sentinel goes to subscribers a
couple of days late this week. As
most of our readers will guess, this
is due to the fact of the printing
plant being moved into new quarters.,
In, moving we were hampered some-
what by weather eondit4ons, and in
some ways the job proved a bigger
contract than we calculated on. Print-
ing machines are big and 'heavy, and
there has to be a good deal of tak-
•ing apart* before .they will pass
.through ordinary doors. So we got
behind schedule about a couple of
days, • and at one time thought we
would not be able to get out a peper
this week, but there were a lot of
important notices and adve-tisements
which should be before the public
and we 'decided to make a strenuous
effort to get it out.
In another week we.shall be com-
fortably settled in our new location
and The • Sentinel should go en
smoothly for some time. we hopesoon
to have installed electric power and
'iehti-ng and to have the whsle equip-
ment a good_ deal better than it ever
vas before.
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• MAFEKING
-Tuesday, Nov. 23.
lir. and Mrs. S. B. Stothers, of
Clinton, spent the week -end with the
fonner's mother, Mrs. Wm. Stothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kilpatrick ris-
ited Ripley friends Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Mallough, of Dungan-
non, spent the past week with relat-
ives herr. •
Arrangements are made fora Sun-
day School entertainment and Christ-
--aras -tree -to- he--tteht in Blake's- Church
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Dec. 22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Treleaven and
little daughter, of Dungannon, spent
Monday at S. J. Kilpatrick's.
Last week Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mc-
Quillin, of near St. Helens, moved on
to the farm recently purchased from
Mr. -John Lazenby. Mr. Lazenby
moved the same day to the farm un-
til lately occupied by Mr. Robert
Henry.
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OCT IN VANCOUVER,
A Vancouver, B.C., paper to hand
this week gives a lengthy account of
a political meeting held, in that city
recently in the interests of the Liber-
al party candidates for the Provincial
Legislature -Messrs. Ian Mackeneie,
J. P. Dougherty and Mr. )1 'A. Mac-
Donald. Among the speakers was
Mrs. R. J. Bryan who will be re-
membered in Lucknow. The paper
makes many favorable referencee to
Mrs. Bryan's address. Mr. MacDer-
led. one of the candidates, we under-
stand, is also a former resident of
this part. Their Lucknow frends
will be Riad to know that Mr. Mac-
Donald and Mrs. Bryan are winning
favorable recognition on the cast.
CAR OWNERS, ATTENTION!
Batteries stored and cared for at
The Ford Garage, Lucknow. First
crass iservki,
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MOVING ! MOVING ! CHESLEY MAN -SLAYER
FOUND INSANE
The two closing months of the
year 1920 will see more inswing aboue
by thev business men • of Lucknow
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than a like time has seen in many
'years. We would say there is a reg-
ular moving craze on only we • hap-
pen to be mixed up in it ourselves.
• To begin with, The Sentinel Office
has been moved front Mr. Allin's
building, corner of Campbell and Ing-
lis streets, to the room in the Joynt
Block until recently occopied by Sil-
verwoods, and just opposite J. G.
Armstrong's drug store. Silverwoods
business, now in charge of Mr. Ernie
Aitchison,, is now in the old W. J.
Taylor store, recently vacated by
Drinkwalter & Cousins, who will pow
he found in the old Sentinel stand.
Mr. W. J. MacMillan, who was • in
charge of Silverwoods business, has
bought out McClure's grocery an
lunch parlor, and in association wits
his brother -in -1a*, Mr. L. R. Taylor,
will carry on that line of business,
besides handling 'cream and produce.
They have an advertisement else-
where in this paper. Next conies the
change of the Post Office. As stated
elsewhere, after Dec. 1st., the P.O
will be in the ,Graharn. Block. one
block east of the Cain House:
About the beginning of the year
there will be three other movings:
The Lucknow Hardware Co. will
move to the store now occupied by
Johnsrton. Bros., furniture dealers,
who will more into the Anderson
Block recently purchased by, them.
They will occupy the room where Mr.
N. D. Mackenzie is now conducting
a grocery, and Mr. Mackenzie, we
understand, will move to the corner
store in the Murray Block, just weet
of the Cain House.•About the same
time, or a little later, T. W. Smith
will move his automobile repairs to
his new garage, corner of Carnphell
and Inglis streets.
Thia, so far as we know, will com-
plete the present moving program.
Joslin Green,- of Chesley, who, on
July 28 „last, shot and killei Bert! ,
Cavell of the sameetown; was up on
trial for murder at the'recent Assize
Court in'Walkertoe. The trial, how-
ever,
did not go on as Green appeared
• be of unsound mind and had been ..‘ .
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exa ed as th his condition. Dr. H.
• • Goods' that- are na
Mtionally advertised and
. E.
B.. MacKay, proVincial inspecter of' • • .
asylume; Dr. Clair, mediCal striper- known to be thebest of their kind
is a safe guide in buying.'
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GIFTS THAT LAST
25
SINGLE COPIES, 5 CENTS.
visor of asylums and prisOns, end Dr.
Sinclair, of Walkerton, who condni t-
ed the examination.'• gave evidence
that they heel found -Green to he in-
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sane, he being subject to halueina-
dons. It appears that Greenwas un-
• der the ditusion that Le was tho
tim of some .-ort of orreanieel perse-
sel7er.
Ju4icn Meredith, who was eondect-
inr the court, said that under the ci:.-
*cumstances there was no use in' pro•-•
ceeding further, and he asked the
fury to retire and bring in a verdiCt.
The jury were out for only a few
minute§ when they returned, and the
foreman reported that they found
• Green unfit to be tried.
Justice Meredith then 'stated that
the prisoner should he cernmit+ed t t
the inane and that if he
ever recovered his sanity • be worild
then he tried.on tioecharge of hesiel-
er.
ASHFIELD
Bradley -Hackett
The marriage of Miss Mary Hack-
ett. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph,
Hat-., A•=hfield. and, Mr. Jehn
A. rend1ey seas soen,rijzed atth,
AslitieLl Methodist parsonage. Wed- _
nesday. Nov. 10th. at 4 p.m.. • liy.
R. C. Copeland officiatine. The bride
wore a smartly taiored suit 'of c avy
tricotine with hat to match hudson'
seal care. and the gift of the croon a
handsome lavalliere. A bouquet of
.111..Emme...0•111).m.mmow pink asters and maiden hair fern
• completed the attractiVe e•-stuiee.
WEDDING BELLS The ceremony was witnessed by Miss.
Ida Haekett: •sister of the hr!de. and
• Mr. Sam Bradley. Toronto. •brother
Iof the groom. Following the eel -O-
ne home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel rncuiy the +tidal party motored to
Sherwood. Ashfield. was the scene of
a very pretty wedding on Wednesday
Nov. 24th, when their daughter, Eno --
ma Lavina. became the bride of Mr.
Elliott Miller, of St. Helens. . The
bride, gowned in white crepe de.
chene and wearing a bridal veil and
orange blossoms, entered tie .room to
Milkr-.5berwo,od
the home of the bride's parents where
a reception was held in honor of the
young couple. only the immediate
relative.: of the bride and groom be- j
ing present. Many rood wishes ac-.'
emnpany them to their home.
OUR STOCK IS SELECTED FROM THE BEST MAKERS
AND IN SELECTING ANY ARTIOLE FROM THE FOLLOW."
ING XOU WILL BE ASSURED OF GErT1NG A "-GIFT THAT-)
• LASTS."
Community Silver Plate "Adam Des fen"
Roger.i la -17 Knives and Forks.
Wm. A. Rogers **Heirloom Plate"
Regir.a Watches. All sizes. -
Hamilton Watches
Waltham Watches
Elgin Watches
Waterbury Clocks.
Regina Clocks
l'equeeant Clocks •Tartadian"
• L, Orient Pearls, 18 and 22 in. long
• Ever.harp Pen8ls
•--Sour Gold. "Jewelry i-nd -DIAMONDS
actor Victrolas • , Victor Records
Crunsaick Phonographs
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DO NOT .PUT OFF 5 ELECTING. TOUR GIFTS UNTIL
THE LAST HOUR, BUT MAKE1 tout:. SELECTIONS. NOW.
WHILE OUR $TOCK IS • COMPLETE.
F. T. ARMSTRONG
JEWELLER & OPTICIAN
C tiZNEGIE HALL, LUCKNOW
(Under Auspices of Lrass Ban• d.)
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1st.
Ionic Male Quartette
A aried
i,r ' ..f -•• Ard and }tumorous
• - I .• and Solo..
PIZICEs.4 .17 and 5:3c, this ines cludWar Tat.
SETS ON SALE 'AT ARMSTRONG'S DRUG STORE
the strains of Lohenerin's .Bridal. • ST. HELENS
. • .--- TEESWATER LOSES OLD TIMER
Chorus played by her - sister, Miss ------"r. • .
Tillie Sherwood. The bride was pre- -Ttlessiay;. Nov. 23: ; zji,ne Kenneth. MacLean fIictter A meeting. of the Lucknow Brass
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known 44 J. K. MacLean) passed and was held on the evening of -
ceded by . the groom's niece. little Miee Mary .Rutherford ie spending
Helen Thorns: in a dainty frock of a couple of wreck; with friends in ' aeey at ilk. 1..,)T,I, el Tee.etrer re, Nev. Di. when reorganization was
white organdy and, carrying the ring-
in a basket ,•:41°. pink, Anil white rowft. . Mr. John MeGu:re. i:7 hf.u.... •fmiii , •v . L•7,-Kx1 &.I are of S-, %•re,a1.4. and n.,
Chicago. • . . - . . i Ne. .13. Mr. MacLean had reach., effected. -The' following officers were
elettea: Bandmaster. D. C. 3Ic3(or-
Rev. Mr. Copeland, of Lucknow. per;*. .theeat. • ' • . . . - . .. death nas du.... to natuial dt.,..:. ,. ran: See'yeTrease Fred E.- Eaton;
formed the ceremony. After a bourt-, ,Mi. and Mrs. Rod Purvis, 'of Man- -For' many years. he wai' a ..a.:.,:iar 'Band Serg.. Harold.Allin: Band Cor-
tiful luncheon the bridal couple left agan 'Centre, T. C., hare been reneir- ' t.1..-nre in the vinage of Teltswater. p^ral. Bert Ward. Committee -M. C.
on the afternoon train for Torontoing old acquaintances in the vieinitY. Ile m, cathere in tie. year 11°32. end .MeMorran, F. F. Eaton, Harold Al..
Barrie, Niagara and other points, the Miss -Gertrude Wallace' of Whitby i orened a tailor shoe. He kr her! !in. Stanley Burris, Wilfred Ander-
hride travelling in a nary blue sti:t Ladies' Colle,re.- and Miss Margaret ' a et-c„,ete : eseetee
.. • and took np hut • ahanIf.'"`" lio.n:til,,;
wth hat to 1,4, nit .iii...the Band -Solo Cornet
imatchand wearing a .
handsome set of fox furs -the gift of Waof Bar
llace, rieattended the Mil
. e that line of bei,i.,,sni,n..ee7zr-.:far;::- 1,4:7rr;..17,,),
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11..e.•MoMorran. F. E. Eaton, Eugene
the groom. His rift to the pianist ler-Sherwood wedding,
There was no school in the enior ,oece 0.e tho Division Cr - Waechter: Clarinet -k A. Oris.,,ge_
L„seate- a cameo-ring:eand- toethe- flower teen for assfew &ye- -t•hie -'-e4.-'-e4.. • '' . . .tiatir wasrn n e- ReST,.. 1. Agar. 77 -Reid: Alto --Wal-
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cri a gold bracelet. On their re- inn to the illne“ of Miss, Dougla=. ! h'• -e. S•sefard. in l's--.. ar ! se-. - e, ter Fa•oe. .1. 1,1.711raid; Saxophone
tern Iire andMrs. Miller will he at I Durnin .&' McDonald finished their rta ,,cii:,, (1„•;., a r ..7:•,,- :rar -Stan!'•Y fi.:rns: •Trombone --Harold
horne in ;.ucknow to their many -season's threshing on Friday. . Tie %vac nbitag an Carr''': r:,%.* - :- --V'-'e. RoY •,..rdienz:.e: .Baritone -Wil
friend's. The annual Thank effering of the .• tI•e Presbyterian C!-, : r* b. ar 1 a :i.t..r- • fled Areh rser : Bass -James Nixon;
W.M.S. with be held- in the Presbyter- i' at contributor t,' its f :rile lie•tc.“ .Ba,,, Drum -Kenneth Murdie: Snare „
ian Church on Sunday eeeeises at 7 i alse a faithful reee0.-er of tie' A.F Dr'.en-Farl Mcce...
o'cleck. Mr. Hunh McMillan. B.A. c:-. 'A.M. in polit'•-•••, NT--. MacLean Wa -
o'' Knox Cnflece. will rive- an, a, ifirf,,,s a LIT-K-•fal and fcr a :He e -as• pr --
A cordial invitation is e-etereled to eof tho R.,for,li .*-.,:(•-at, r. In
a11.4 ' Fl • 1 .
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'..4 . yeetzer •:ave se ..• e an a,.t.ee
part in. poitie:-.7 t :11.11-.1i:re; -• , - • -
Mr. MacLer' was te :. e. 'mare lel
ne i he !eaves isi n' :r 1 widew. eee
see •and one dauklit• r. Th' daeiht,..-,
' Yr. Chadsviek. 1:v, Pe--te7, Se -le
a...1 the -soe. .V.,e. Se! :e: -- • !'er
teeny years in ter •-ee. .'• has les.e
.a' horre .of Tato.
e Th5. feneral ser • ee. '-e. i .n
. BAND REORGANIZED
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-Tuesday. Nov. 2-1.
Mrs. W, C. -Johnston, of Lncknow.
;s visiting at MacLeans' for a few
days.
John Morrison has disposed of his
hens and has gone to live in Luck -
now for the winter Months.. Just
what effect this will have on the erg
and poultry market remains to be
seen.
Tice Ashfield Presbyterian Young
People's Society entertained the
T,neknow Presbyterian ' Guild on
Thursday evening. Nov. 16. • The
Locknow. Guild supplied an excellent
nrr)e-ram which was very much enoy-
ea 'by eviliryone.
The sleet storm of the early' part
-If the week, did corsiderable darnate
Nir. Jas. Purdon has purl hased Mr.
Ed. Donovan's farm.
MARRIED
MacCarrol-Mathieson the•
home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mat\h-
ieSOTI. Lucknow, om Nov. IT. Ith10 hy
the Rev. R. MacCallum. 11r. Alex
X•rs,c
MacCarroll and Mrs. Doro• thy Math-, i - • Churh. •
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,?goig at:
eieson. •
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NOTICE•OF REMOVAL
ree•-•:,hasdie. business with
1..u.';••7.104 -v Offi.^e ,please take
reetee .thlt oi and• after December
1st. 1:•2n -0-,c I 61..0 wi:1 be located in
t'. Crahni; Block. corner Campbell
-•! ile•ree, ene block east of
th,.•
. 17. .1. Lindsay. W.
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Oa! arree
irentg.
Coartney-Reid-At, atartAt'.
.‘1-CTION SA I.E
Lucknow on Nov. 24, I'.•20. by the•!. -
Rev. R. Maceallum. Mr. .ArLhibald C. •r •
c‘nrytt ct-i"
Courtney and Miss Chat -lofts; • Reid. ;
sn 0 41 Tarn stow-. ere
to fruit trees. breakine. many limb' Miller-• -Sheriseod-.3t the h off 31' 1..';
4. rt'r' W. 11' -
of them. It also demoralized the te:-t ! Teeetor. lle•-. 1 1th. , .:--,,-e^.(s.•-•.:. at !
erhone system for a time. • the 1 ••• l • . .., ' ' *.i. 4.
o' o o'e'ex•k---Sharp. Y . re -zers e as
-7 Siumeei •Sh-erw.1. ..94' sh;lei.d. acne!' !:;•'‘..-. ,eeil e,17/ .
in -4p4 -7-.•!t lf2i). by the Rev. -Mr. Ceoela-e'. •
Mr. Ellstt Milier and Miss Emilia
ANNOUNCEMINNT_
'1.avina Sher‘tood. ,
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1.. R. TAYLOR
- . Notice i", herPhY Vi‘ en bY the lir- ' 1 110"11.
, t tors of the Lie is -now A ercuitura: r
Soe'ietn• that person s whe rerneve i
' %I. MARKET
Having purchased the grocery and
restanrant business frrim Mr. B. Mc-
Clur,, we ineite a share of your
patronage. Our aim and object will
be "a square_ deal to overtone."
Pbras 71k LIM&
BORN
NOT1n E
CREAM
WANTED
1% F. TEST AND 'PAY FOR THE
TORONTO C11E111E11%. (U. F. 0.)
ACCtRATE TESTS. REST PRICE,'
C %NS SUPPLIED. AT
• MACMILLAN'S
- , av 1,f the so,-., ty.4 te, eetty frlee
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Allin--6n Saturday. Nov. 1 llth. te , :he horse sheds or tiCkee •s!Ice wil: i le -
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..- . . .. r. and Mrs. C. B. Allin, I slaughter. be prosecuted iiccSrding to 4aw. ,
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-Marjorie Eileen. • ,1 Joni Anew, Secise I
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