The Lucknow Sentinel, 1920-12-02, Page 4—Assam Teas are noted for their strength and rich-
ness. _..
Red Rose Tea consists chiefly of sellected Assams
blended with the' finest Ceylons.
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Incorporated ih 1855
CAPITAL AND RESERVE $9,000,000 ,
Over' 130 .'Branches
THE MOLSONS BANK.
Encourage Thrift in Your Children
in Your. Children
The opening of sav ings Apeount . .for 'a child in THE
MOLSONS BANK bncourages hint, to nave. It is a step
towards that traditional first thousand dollars. Savings
Departments at all Branchef .
T. S. REID, MANIGER, LUCKNOW BRANCH
I.1. C. Tractors & Engines
DLERING Drills, Cultivators 81 Harrows
- Louden Litter Carriers, Stalls, Stanchions
and -Water Bowls
FROST Gates, Fence & Nog
Wire
. New Williams Sewing Machines
Gourlay, Winter and Leeming Piav tis
For Sale b;
W. G. ANDREW, e LUCKNOW.
MA 11 C C 117 FACT
SEALED TENDERS, addressed' to
the Postmaster General, will be rec-
.•itied at Ottawa •until noon .on•Friday,
24th. clay of . December, 1920, for the
conv=eyance • of His Majesty's Mails,
on a •Contract for four years, six
times per week over Lucknow No. 6
Rural, Route, frozu .the Postmaster`
General's Pleasure. '
Printed notices containing further
information as' to 'conditions t3'f pro-,.
posed Contract may be ••seen • and
blank forms of Tender may be ob-
tained at the • Post Offices of Luck -
now, Dungannon, Whitechurch, Iloly-
rood, and at the office of the Post
.Office Inspector, London. '
Chas..E.' 13. Fisher,
• Post Office Inspector.
Post Office Inspector's Office, ,
London, Nov., 12th, 1920.
16-,12-540.
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HstMILTON
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THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK '
THE purchasing pow* of a dal -
lar has been' cut in two since
1914. With a trend, toward normal
prices, the dollar will again be worth
more. There will be great opportun-
ities in the next few. years . for the
• man with read- capital. BE DOL-.
LARWISE, save and deposit. regul• -
arty..
SANK OF HAMILTON
LUCKNOW BRANCH -J. A. Clennie,,Mana• ger i
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MAIL CONTRACT
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to
the Postmaster General, will be rec-
eived at Ottawa until noon. ori Friday,
the• 31st day of December, 1920, for
the conveyance of His Majesty's.
Mails, on a proposed Contract for
ears, 24 times per week on the
route Lucknow Post Office and Grand
Trunk Railway Station, from the 1st
day of April, next.
1'.ri•r:ted notices 'containingfurther
information as to conditions of pro-
posed Contract may be seen '' and
blank forms of Tender may be obtain-
ed at the Post Offices of Lucknow,
• Ripley, and at the office of the ' Post
O:'ice Inspector, London.
Chas. E. H. Fisher . --
Post Office Inspector.
Post Office Inspector's Office,
London, Nov. 19, 1\920.
16-12-540. • .
FALL ASSIZES AT WALKERTON fltd that it was, the cop that meat him
up and kicked•him•, and in this he was
Constable Beam sn, of Hanover,corr+,beratc+l by his t•ife, son, sister
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was found guilty by the Jury of kick- and father -in -Loy, v h(► clr,in,ed'. o
•ing and terribly injur.ng Alred Bail hay.'" v tnesstd the l,rrf •, manta.. Tin.
of that town on Sept. Pith,lviy. i li::irlt.i;; who uerl1 fu: 3,0(10, waO
seems that Ball's wife and his sister •• -al's' .a ` . •4 ' P thtttlitA es iill(1 cosh
had poured out some ciuer bt:lengui;� ti . < , .,rt. U. F . l' !+ in' fori'laintirT;
to Ball and that one of the ladies nazi A. H. Curry, of 1►urptarl. for (Kt. •
told Constablt_Bea'mish, wile is a Defendant Takes Back Farm
neighbor, tha�, Alf Would no doubt be 1` a'i►" r`• llarr4,n was 'an action
vexed when he returned h'„ne and ' 1'r.,,'i,.lit 1,_: Ji.st•;►h Waugh, of Arran
found it out: Beamiah heard a rack- :i,, t., r(_•�n.t.•r damag•ss of
et that evening over at old Mrs. I3a11's. ''' n.' trout R',l,:rt :X. Harlon,• t,t
home,. where 1.?u:, women had ;.(,re, •i•i,t•a. •\� tiu'-'h elver ;) •', t. &int -.
'. .eht• nP�r•t:':ti!=.(.� 1.14:tiff: llllr'.•)ittse t (
and surmising that it was Alf gett,r.;, •
vexed, he hurried over. He clainis.to 1''1 :1' t'-: r,► land near r11it'nifoi-(l'f•,r
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have found Al! with •s shevel poend- $1• •'`')•`• t:i.tt ll:,rr+=:a r.:;rest tttr'1 the
ing 'ori his mother's •woodshed door, •ar,) t•, 1,, ;,rit•'t:rail; free of wc,tls.
and on enquirifig what he• was doing, Jtr.'..Wa-i h < :4 'rrc•(l that this state-
• here, clan(+ ( that- Ball said, "I Will • r;.p,Ttt ;:, " t,r r.r*•. µutile Mr. I1ai'r(,n
split ' " (!t n,••- is;c . ill a(le sue hast statement
p j•(,ur/ Bead. open, and made a
Lunge at him with the spade. .The of- her.• tl:c t: ,•1. 'h h, n.attt•r w-
• firer, after 'twiating•this out of h.4 t•..:r ! :r. t;r-jrt 1,y th►• tl••fentl'tat t'el:-
hand, claims that Alf made a 'run to 'n=' l•a; k t _ • `arra at the li,lr'•ha ••
,oked to hm like' ' ' • 1. '► :r atd t'1 t.ay S:•tr(1
get something something that 1' � �
an axe, when he grabbed him ar.41 • :cry .to t•I:tint:fT. :1= it is estii•4at.'4l
• i, ro • , ^ P v t ., r.•, i t
proceeded with the aid of M r. Fede , ' '
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plaintiff's father-in-law, to .take Bail
r a' + f O.:'
to his4home across ti".e lot. • /hiurir.;.'al. 1' +tri + 1,,.:r). ;•,r
Balla seems to hay,. grit, `, I f. , :;''•• (. E :�_:fr► •(
the Journey
;,t docked`. _ Srottnr?-ttl ViWf: • 'f tra. 1' r
s that he is stated to be in- • \'•-ade .t•-:'„
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extremities
jured for life. Dr. Taylor, Who later W';t .1''i )'' .r t'4 .t at .1•• r, ••(4r: -
examined him, said that: Pie• also had •%-• •::til(:of 701,,las,Il (•,, tri T'•:urr
some deep ridges on the heat as if I'(•*1;',- 'la vti,'t', ! :„', 1'+tl•••'!1.
,
baton or club. q h ''r i,:. , i..r T. ' ' T!+ 11...
hit with a ••.t�'4:.- _
h,' t�-, , r ��• � F, - •..,:(• •in Egli:
stable, who 'claims he didn't have a .
With him, stated that all the F'' •1•:;t .�.',l' :•r,:,e-c•-(fir,�'nt.
baton i
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pnishment that Ball got came from :1: i il' ',,r - ear, �(, �..rr- l,►
ItisThe . 'i :i'. c t''•,+' ,•,,•. .r,•1: ,f +', ►+r'.r' ;r't
father-in-law, Eehy. (it%cer' '
114 n1;'r-••.' r+•,! :.' ,;• ,',4 '''�'1 n �:?r''"• to,
son, who said he went over to see th+• ,
ms that he witnessed t►t •' ,:,• ,.f .t,
fun. s,'.l F:rl., ,
claims Ball all t .1 •( r• r,'i' on t:ee taJattor
putting the boots to r w
!tonne. On the other hand, Ball toFe.- Rohcrt',+;: s,,,rl M1 `:ab. for plaintiff;
J. L. Killoran (Goderich) for Pedwell• i
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The Worli'J
GreaieA
Phcnograph
VALUE
j:ra:.rq.._Jay
140.-t.>t+;•eri•wity of
--Ftje'rt'n's trtirttrtrrfttl iS ii,ht'T1i11
jsb.►nugrrrph 04 er n,u.•h higher -
priced "te,ikn,: maci,,nes and
• i oer ,r,il ptr+►n„err;il,lis Is b-
(' in:bg more widely r••cogmttd.
d'.,n't n-:. you t•► buy an
Ainhrn'l,a 4401..4g investigating
other l•1'orogrFat,hs-2--15e ►r•lronro
d rrirmac ,n. }int •. a do ask you
not to f,tuf Any 1'1:4megraph be-
fore you have t .t••ne4 to
Ed:son's .Neil► Diamond
AM3EWLA
Compare the pore toile of the
Amhcrola with the she:iiness
and melathe sound of c,aIutter-
cial phunogijip4ss. (.. rn' ,'ire the
Arnt'z r,.l:t'y pt"ru►ran(•tit Diamond
; t %'.1,,' .,l rrerr wit it the cost
nod h•.t her of changing nr•Ctlits.
Compare the Ions - ls',t sng
if rel►/ rnf %?'r•,r(1s vitt;, triple
•••t:atki(rgf machine.' erten'.%.
Thew trt•.k,• tour t'hoicc. That
is :t11 vie ask.
Payments ',rranged to :wt
your t•onveli eUee.
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FOR TWO WEEKS
Beginning Saturday, ikc. 4th
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We have decided top ut many fines of goods on sale at
most tempting prices. Our customers will ap-
preciate our decision to give them an oppor-
t'unity' to save on winter goods at the
time they are needed.
11LEti'S UNDERWEAR
'Stanfield's Blue Label.... -83.25
' .`S. tanlield's Green Label.. ... •.S: x.00
Penman's Natural Wool... ..62.50 .
All Wool Rib, good quality ..$2.00
Best quality Fleece Shirts and
Drau ers, ..... ........ ...,90
LADIES' 1 NDERR EAR •-
Ladies' Natural Wool.. ....$2:50 .
ladies' Natural Wool Comb: .$5.00
_kit odd lines of Lad:es' and Child-
ren's Underwear special prices. '
HOSE'
Ladies' Ribbed Cashmere Hose, reg
$1.00 for• •KO
Boys' Heavy •Ribbed, special►0
Men's Wool Sox, reg. 73c, for...60 `
- Men's Wool Sox, reg., 50c, for....19 .
Men's Wool Sox, reg. 40 for... .30
20 peir ceitt offr all Silk Hosiery.
DRESS dopliS
Black Paillette Silk, 36 in., reg. 2.75
for . 2.00
Black Paillette -Siik, 10 in., reg. 3.00-
..... .
.00-...... .. ..... ...82.00
Copen Blue Duchess Silk, 36 in, 2.73
for.. ...... ..`... ......$2.00
Nigger Brown Duchess. 46 in, reg.
2.75, for.. .. ..... .. .. • .S2.00 •
,
- • Black Serge, 54 in, reg. 3.50.. 82.75
Black Serge, 45 . in. reg. 3.25 .. 82.63
Black Serge, 40' in, reg. ?.,50..S1.90
Green Serge, 56 ‘ in, reg. 3.50..S2.75
• Green Serge, 50. i- . reg..
Navy Serge: 54 ' in, reg. 4.25; .83.7:3-
Navy Serge, r4 in. reg. 4.00..
• Plum Serge, 5.1 in, reg. 3.00..S2.10
Burgundy. 52 in. reg:
4.00. ... 53.00
Satin 'Cloth, Brown, Black, Navy
36 in. rt -t. 1.6 i . .... .... .. 61.10
Tweed Check, 36 in, reg. �5,e..,. .►n
Corded Velvet Garnet, Navy. 27 in
Crepe Silk Poplin, Nary, Green
Garnet reg. 2.00 61.65
29 per cent of on all other lines of
Dress Goods.
Ladies' Silk Waists, reg. 4.00.. L00
Ladies' Crepe Ile Chine Waists -
reg. 8,6.504 for . ..:... ...•.. $1 •.511
• Ladies' All Wool Pullovers, reg.
.ti. • 3 50
all other Sweater
5.00
20 yper
Coats. -
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cent off
LADIES; 'WINTER ('O.1TS
(This Season's Styles)
Velour, Ftir (' ►llar,p reg. 37.50 for
... ..830.00
:• Velours, Plain Collar. reg. 40.00..
11:)2.00
Sitvertone, size 38, reg. 33.50..827
2 Salts Plush, latest, reg. 860. :815
MEN'S RAINCOATS
T►� eeds, reg. l6 5U, . ..812.50
TK•t'eds, Dark Grey reg. 822...817
Tweeds, Heavy, special 20.00 for
..13.50
Tapestry Rue.s. reg..30.00 (or 8.5.00
C ongoleum . Squares reg. 20.00 for •
. . ._.. .
• ... (Other Size: in Proportion)
817. 00
FLANNELETTES
Best Heavy Striped. 33 in, ret; • 10c
;3c
Best Heavy Checiccd. '2' in reg35
2Sc
Bust Ileavy White—Ileavy Twill -
36 in. Tee,' 60c.. ... .... ..... •. •t:►c
nest 'IScavy 'White. :16 i(1. reg I.it•
.. ....344
,",it ;ler cent off ;Sheet ingti,,
C+►(tons, Beached and (d y ••('otton' •
-Rid ('nit.iin ,+ irl'tilrr•:,_
FI..\\NELET'1 F.
.Ohex 12-1. Best Quality.. . '3 -:►
.Other makes 12 ... .83.50
• (lthet•, Malas .... ..83.00
' MEN'S OVER 1 LLS
Specials in good. makes at $2•25.
C`2.5r0 and 82.7.
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In The Mlt.i.TNF.TtY 1)FP:1RTMFNT
.1 line of hats to clear at: ..62.96
:111 ether lints at: his redoetii n'.
AL•T. !'i"i:S at 20 PER CENT OFF. -
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TUE.'. itIG 1'UR(-lt tSI\G POWER OF .1 DOL-
LAR IN OUR STORE i)I'RING THE • NEXT TWO ' WEEKS
--TERMS t•.1SH---
VV. CONNELL
h1 Eurknnw tutu;pl'
t•nhli•hed. every Ttut: -•4 ty no. ,rntnt-
at Lnckinow. �1►...• lo.
M.\t•gkSltE, Y•n.,i4,t�•-.
Anti 1,"liter
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2rd.. 1929
HEAVY CRIME DOCKET
heaviest crinlihal (toekot. tits( •
•Cotinty has known f.•:' • _. ,_.,
-11 c )me bi'f(.;.re Mr. bits 1 •«•
l,th at•the !•'all \«sizes' i
'•rton on Monday. Nev. 1',;11
;1 n .1os'in Green of • f he•'i(•v u i; •
tried for murder, Atnol(1 r< f
\lbe'ua rl(• for itous,•hr,•a'.in•.- :: ,•!
''., ft.' and Wright of Wi:. i•t++ii
.1;11 auto Harts. ('r•,,e,1 •t••.,t•.
Dixon will he r '';. t •-1 at th.•
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Phone Sixty -Six for' Piioxnpt Delivery
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ten•1•'d to grant tlna;:l-i;1 . ' 4: n'•
•'to organizations fir l; •r' ( , 1 r - •; -
1$)11.I'"11 Pist1':r thi• 1'4, . .'. •
►chr, tl(.z;irr to const.'. 1• ', : . t
seed centres ur 1x.1.,•((► k •• 4
fora -up - -to tuty w -r r. n$ --.-•ti
,of4ht''land, .brritftin :. at''I '•:; ,.1. ,,. 4;
(flay b4+ tiiarlP, pr(,vi,it•,t th:.t :• !i.1 .. •r
(104 5 not PX(:.•M(t tt+" 5Itn4 4,( ; .t•(1 }
in .,tie orie ease- ')iii- ) t ft
of interest for a p' rio.i it
ht(t fifty per eent. (4141 t to i i .•,'i i ,
tiv►• years, and tl:" t,•11:. n' •• at 1:,,.. •t'1
fnrihnr pPrio(t of fli.• r'
act !,roeiries 1tty' Awed) i:t) 411.'! 4.•, ,•
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th,• >;ife,;i,arsting 4„•th•• lt,..
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in% -t-t 4 ri.*Pr1t;j,ii:' iii .,, 1.,•
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tired for the V'4,,.1 .t 1.,,,.1 4'
in thane ef•Cti'►►,s. : i4uii: :4, • t',.•„• •,r.•
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We -have a full
line' of silL•ATII'IG
STOVES andRANO-
ES. T: -y the PER-
TEL;iUF4 OL HEAT-
E'- 'four Early Fall
.It will keep tho
house quite com-
Ar, �.�1 �, 4,3d o: 1;' art,o�'cl Hoof-
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: 111 ',1 eE ',—..� We Lave
it :u Red C"i'ee i Cry.fal Plate:
Aso Crani#ora' Shin, lees.
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fir= r1 .4 t + ,
Ili' 4 :,y Alar.:)rho i r (.,; : i ti t Lo L IP
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doubt.
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