The Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-05-17, Page 80
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There' is no sett13011 of the year more int-:
portant than right now, is far as shoes tire,
concerned. They are continually in evidence
with no possible chance for indifference or
neglect. We are making it easier and easier,
for you to choose your shoes, tor carrying a
wide range of new and attractive styles in
McPaRO v SHOD
whiCh rank with tim very best' in quality and
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Our stock of white shoesis.noo complete.
Prices $1.40 to $4.00
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In this Sitwir Season, 1917
The °road Circuit ruse Ionic, Don
Roma 2,08, * moss troch reoor'd 2 Otif,
public trial 5103 with last half la 59 siel:.
The sire of Vona. Lona 2Obi, the Sud
fastest 4 year old, trotter' of the world
'in 1018. Ledy Doe, S>y r -old record
trotting 2.15; Doe Romp Jr. al. Rae"
log and many ethers. Don Roma 208
Is the Peter Great of Canada. Re
is the only sire that was ever owned or
stood in. Canada, that sired 4•year•old
trotter of 2051. He mode bis tirsit stud
season. in 1012. He >a a smooth, big
hope with quality,` size 1200 lbs., bone
and aubatance. Mon; Roma wail known
On the Grond Circuit as the•'°Wor Horse
Race Hbrae," "
Mares from a dis_tancel►roperlylooted
'offer. Will stand at bus owo stable,
Main street, 'Kincardine, ' Service fee
$25 to insure. • Write' or phone for
folder of fulftiarticulare.
K. McGregor 2204, The by •Me
Gregor* Axtell 212 stallion with, size,
speed, boas and. suisitopee. ' Fee $12.
For all particular "lapply-to
CgiAi raos,'tt0000, Kirtgardiue, Out.. f's-7-p
Calms Corners
` ' Fuea Myo May 15.
pias Ida Edgar visited at Toro Ilock-
ley'ns this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolter Day spent SOU-
S* at L, Mel enzie°s.
Mr. stud Mrs, R. Wraith spent Suoday
evening tat J. Unna.°s,
Charlie Wall is wonting with Joseph.
Hauna fora few days.
l'Or. and Mrs. A. Thompson motored
to Riversdale one evening this week.
Morley Bell is helpintr Walter Pinnell
finish areding en Whom on Con. 10
Mrs. W. Wluytoek has, returned home
oiler spending a few days in Wiughain•
J. Wall and G. Bell delivered a good
bunch of otttle in Huron on Saturday.
"School -Days I School Days!
'Dear Oki Golden Rule. Days," 44tve'
them over' again at the "l)istriett School
;at Blueberry Cornets'° on May 25th.
Cif
urdoch
dor
Light.
Four •
Roadster $950:'
Country Club $1110
r.. b. Toronto '
Szibiect to change without notice
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• Mantis.
"• ooTuC8d$y,,May 15,
Mrs. Bide, of Paisley, ia, nurse in
charge at Mrs. Kitchen's.
Bonn.—Ta Corp. and Mrtl, Kitchen, on
Wud�.esday, May 9t`h,, a npq,
Mr. L. Sehnitzler, :of<Cartill, la -work-
ing on McLennan's barn:
'Mr. Reuben. 'Wittig, of Underwood,
was o Sunday visitor in the burg.
Born,—To Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Febris,,
on. Sunday, Mao lath., a daughter.
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Miss Nora: McNally ie home from
Toronto where•slte attended Faculty.. . .
Mrs. J. C. McIntyre; Spent a few days.
with her friend, Mrs,. Fltzsiinions, of
Pinkerton:
lire. R 3 Nesbitt and little daughter,
Dorothy, have been vittng relatives at
$a llydale. •
Rev. 11 Allan, District elder, conduct-
ed Quarterly services to Fre bjethodist
Church over the week end,
The sawmill here has been sold toe
Mr.'Brownecomlie, of Lovett, agd'he, ie;.
removing machinery away.
1Vlise birdie McLean has returned:
' home from So>.ithaptpton accompanied
bi► Mrs. Mentgomety and son. '.
andlMrs.".WM, Woods.and family.
of 9th, con ,: Kincardine, were Sunday
,viaitors'with the: Misses Horratlti. .
Mr. Symons and•' Jack Fordythe, . of
Riversdale, spent the Weekend at
Symons', on the 4t11. Con., Brum'
John. McKennitt's: team ran ` away. on
Monday morning withthe seed drill,
The dainage done ''as not heavy.
' Miss Moto Mower *teacher at Sinelair's:
Cornets,, T;veirtgn;'- visited Miss_::l?Iossie
McLennan or .at5,aturdoy;sand Sur day:'
Rev H E. SORweli; of Toronto, Minns
ionary<;fram India, `gave s' very. interest
,.ing,talk ir.the Baptist Church.. on Moo -
day evening
Mrs° Norman ;McLean'and Jack Me-
Lean attended the funeratof her niece,
Mrs, 'L'indsay,' of 'forth Line, Kincar-
dine, on Sunday!,
1. of ; easing Leri►
,r.
The design of.`the new Wfllys-Overland. Light Four isnotabl y .,o.
pleasing and satisfying in lines and proportions: •
Crovsrnedfenders, sweeping.
iii , their .curves, and unobstructed
running boards, emphasize dm appearance.
,,This car is a beautiful example of the modern tendency toward •
straight, flowing line's.
The attractive fixush=•:in keeping with the other distinctive
qualities of this Willys-Overt'and`car-completes.. its thoroughly
And, the tremendous ':volume of the 'Willys-Overland factories
makes it possibleto dfer,this efiicie itostylish and comfortable •
car at a,reasonable price:' , . .
OVEkLANI? SALES.' CO.
Wingliain, .Ont. •
Kennedy, PK Pro Telephone 192
Willys-Overland' Limited, Toronto, Ont.
ov+ny,t ghtnn,t 1snAAn rnobnes,.1'oAl,n osY
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W. T. -UMBER
PROPRIETOR OF
The 'Pemba'
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Storero
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'Is 'sending his representative
MISS• GOG. MCLEAN, wbo is
specially :gifted . in the alit ot`
suiting the . ladies and .knows
their needs. l ;
1VASS..bicTi.i &N will be at the,
CAlhir. HOUSE, on
Thursday,, May 31
With the finest stock of human' hair goods for ladies
and gentlemen ever exhibited for improving the per-
sonal a eara'hce. Toilet preparations for beautify-
ing the p . : willtake orders kr the
g h complexion., She _
well known ?EMBER HAIR TREATMENT for
invigorating your own. hair 'qua - preventing it from
turninggrey.
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FOR. LADIES- Pompa►doors; 'sanatormationa,r Waives,-
Switches, etc: `
F,OR GENTLEMEN—Tho. closesti imitation of •!astute
ever exhibited, The Pember Toupee and at reasonable 0.prices.
atiefaetio►t Guaraiiteetl. . Pen ember the Date.
or mail orders write
129 Vongc St:'
�� Store Toronto
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•,Mrs. McDerthi 1 lost one of her stables
by fire one evening lent week The .fire
was too far advanced when noticed to
save anything..
Duuganuon
Everybody in town is' busy gardening.
Miss Katie.is visiting friends in these
. (parts;
The Oddfellows' service was .largely
attended last Sunday evening.' 'The
-church was full, and the male choir was
splendid. •
Our' maircourier on, R R 1, has start=:
ed to:'make .his !trip in^ the afternoo I
novo, which makes it much better for the
box-.hold203. •
ex nnday : ' Mr, oorMnae;
ii<csii._ ,bridZWilla,, r .:the
Methodist Church here both .morning;
Fade River
—stontiay. Mai' t4,
w. Ai Bell's egg wagon is makhla , tsp
ltaual trite. -r 01,
. Many farmers. in this. locality have
finished seeding .
Maes Myrtle Farrell is slowly improv-
ing after a severe illness.
Clifton -Huston is - engaged in the
cheese factory with Clayton • Bell.
After being ill for sonic time Mrs.
McCormick hasrecovered her usual
health..
a- Mr. and Mrs. John. Funaton will `take
a, trip. through. the West in the near
future. .
John Emmerton is busy at work , on
his farm recently 'purchased -from James
led'des, • •
Whooping cough is around calling on
many .homes these days. Be'trare, or he
will catirh you! • ..
The Pine River • cheese' factory - cam
menced the season's work on Wednesday
of • last week, with Clayton Bell in charge,
Time who attended the 'W.M.S. Con -
realm.' at
on-rention'at Brussels frcin hese were: Mrs.
M. Moore, Mrs. Alex.: McCoah,. Mrs..
John !(Watson.' • •
R. W. McOosh. bas net.he. en, as .welt .as -
bis. lean friends would wish, , but with
the coming of the. sunimer months we
hope he may improve,; -
Phone No. 10 is at Your Servic
title $4111 for Dash—Wa Melt Cheaper Mon The Credit Star'
IOW FOR
HOUSLCLEAN-NG
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' Lauder
Tuesday,
Mr. -Frank Munro-losta-valuable..cow
last week. • •
Miss• Agnes Wiley visited friends near
Kincardine, on Sunday last.
Laurier school • has 're -opened again
with lir. Alex,: Barnby as teacher.
Mr. Lorne MacLennan has purehas41
nevi. Chevrolet, car and Mr, K. D
.'4acLennau a. new: Maxwell. •
We. ►re_ right its,- line_with everything to be'
found in an up -to -elate hardware store.
LACQUERET
Read what you can do with a 3,5c. eau. You eau make
a half dozen char's= look like lie*.. You: can snalke a
DresserAnd Commode appearras when it left the factory,
You roau go over a large Sideboard or Cupiaoard. You
can do all the Picture Frames in ° the house and have
sufficient left for another small job.. Lacgneret is the
lady's friend.
CI -I I NAME',
Ready to Use 'Gcrainitia System
Can be successfully applied by any inexperiencedper:
son. At completely -hides the color and blemishes in
old woodwork anal gives a finish which has the color,
grain` effect and wearing quality of new ,hardwood. Our
Chinannel department is at your service. We will teach
you in a few minutes how to do your own graining.
MURE'SCO ,
The sanitary wall WA,. in seventeen colors and white
—when applied according to directions will. 'not 'show
laps and will make a perfectly smooth velvet-like finish
that will not rub off, crack or peel. •
SI1ERWtN=WIL'1 IAMS PAINT
In all colors. - Sherwin-Williams Flat Tone produces a
rich, and durable 'flat: effect in the decoration of interior.
-walls and woodwoik.:
A Car of Fresh -Cement ' just -arrived -
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Coiled Spring' Wire Barbed. Wire
Auto Accessories Bicycle Accessories
etucknoW Hardware & Coal Co:,
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
` Paramount
--Tuesday, May 15. '
Inspector Bald visited our 'school last
week. •
Mr: Wm Martin bought' a' new piano
last week
RobtoWebster, west of the village, has^
a new Ford car, "
Mary Struthers, of Lncknow, was
:among her old friends here on • Sunday.
"The cattleare turned out to grass and
most of the farmers are tilrough'9eeding°
around. hare. ,
Itae :i1'cDiarmid got his hand j,emied
in the Iand. roller on Satur'day mornlgg
Though painful his.injary is notserious
Mrs.. Alex: McDiarmid ,is -in' Detroit
visiting` friends and relatives. - Her
daughter, Cassie, was to graduate as a
nurse dii May 14th.:
The i luild hada meeting hereon Frio;
day night, After the opening . exercises
the Scripture lesson was read by .Sadie
McDonald. The subject for the. evening
was "Our Mothers, What We : Owe
Them." Mrs. Wm, Martin read an ex.
c?llent, paper and Mrs. John Hamilton
sang a solo. A'numher of readings, re -
'citations and :choruses were'. given, all.
bearwg onthe subject, of our mothers.
This meeting took then place of what: is
known to the Sunday Schools as "Moth-
ers'. Day,"
Monday; May 14.
Miss. Wilson hien the .siekr list these
Joe Hobson is very ill With pneumon-
la At present:'
Mr. and. Mrs. All Emniertcn', spent.,
�,dao•nt J,
Mrs. Thos, Welsh is spending a month
with her daughter, Mrs. Nay, near Gor-
ries'
Pte. Harold 'Walden returned to Lou:
don on; Monday- after' -spending- afew
weeks at his, home here.'
Mr, Bald, 1,P,Sr,15,aid his ofdcial. visit:
to our school last week. The pupils say
good h mor
he was inu , so everything
must be' satisfactory.
Born .1 -On May lith,, at Kincardine
Hospital,''to Mr. and Mrs.. R. Baker, of
Waseee, Sask., a soil. Mrs. Baker was
formerly Sadie Blair. ,
AGED FARMER ,
`'Stronge -
1V�ade a and. 1p R by Vinol
• This letter proves there 'is nothing
equal, .to. 'Vinol to ereato strength for
-weak,..run.down_cenditiri lid . .
Vestal Centre,N. It.—"I am a bo-
lter '74 years of . age and getinto a
rook, rundown condition as iiresult
of the 'Grippe. t)'ar druggistg g suggested
Vinol to build inc ftp d 1 xnotieed
an improvement soon after taking it,
and, it has restored my, strength so Y
tan now do a good day's work. My
,wife 'has also talon Vinol' for a run-
down condition with splendid molts,"
•-H. W, MOM.
000 Ari M, MPZNC1S i hU titiOW
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and evening.
On' Monday night, ...May ' 21st, the
Auburn Dramatic Club will put on their
play, entitled, "The Village ,Doctor", in
the Agricultural'AO Proceeds for Rede
Cross. .,Everybody come.
The ;lecture in the Agricnitural hall
last V-ednesday-;evening wus_1argely at-
-tended.' Beat-::Q.apt.::Allison .:certainly
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gave,us an interesting. •talk on the war.
He has several souvenirs of Ypres. The
Piano duets 2nd solos tendered,;by Mrs.
Smith, Miss Allin and Miss McQuillin,'
of Lucknow, were very_ good andenjoy-'
ed by all.'
-hourth Cori,, Kinloss
:Monday, May 14. ,
A large number of cattle for grazing
purposes, were weighed•at the Lucknow
weighscales' to -day,
• Frost and cold north winds for the
past two weeks, have played havoc in
.the fall wheat fields,in this vicinity..
A man near Bervie (name not known
here yet) wits bd'dly kicked in the atom-
ach on Sunday evening while putting
away bis horse on returning from church.
Most of the farmers along the Fourth
finished seedihg last week. Most -of the.
earlier, sowing is showing nicely above
ground. Warm , showers and sunshine
would soon revive the plants
Several delegates from the Lucknow
Presbyterian congregation go to Wing-
"ham tip -morrow to prosecute the call to
R.ev. Mir, McCallum, of Tara, Who Was
the choice of the peopleat the last con -
g
greg tional meeting. , The Presbytery of
Maitland meal i ' Ingham ole the.14thion
St: Helens
Is Your:: usic4l Ear,__ ".
teener. than Zenatello'�,�
`rNIGI3TED
II'''. by. the King
ofItaly-acclaimed
in the musical
centers of the Old
World' and The
- New—one of the
great tenors or an
times:=Zenatello has delighted 'thousands with' his •
"voice : of golden tone, prodigal in its expenditure,
yet responsive to cony emotional shade." ;Zeoatello'
is the leading tenor of the Boston • National Grand
Opera .Co•
mpany.
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In. the above picture, this great. arils 1 singing. in: .
dire comparison with" •
a Tuesday,_ Mal+ lb.
r. rind tiro 'i", !slick, of W`4ngTiani
visited at David Todd's on .Sunday..:
J. H. Laois ' is on . the ,sick list at
present, b it not seriously, we• hope.
Miss Hazel Taylor, of Constance, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Willie Webster.
Rev. Mr. • Little attended the i'reaby
tery meeting in Winghani on Tuesday.
Inspector Thin,_ of Qodericlo paid
his official: visit to the school here , en
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Monday. _
Mr. and Mrs'. D..Wooiia- nd:daog h-�
ter, Versa, of Lucknow, spent Sunday
visiting friends around the burg. •
We understand the Young .People's
Bible Claes hos reeeived an= invitation to
visit the Lucknow Guild on the et ening
of .the 28th. .
Word has been received that Pte.
Willis Durnin, nephew of Jas. Duman,
St. Helens,. has been woundedin France
wellknown in
Millie was St. Helens
before going West a number of years
ago. Ile enlisted from 'Vermilion, : Alta.
It is to be hoped that his •wcunds'are
not serious.
Bervie
Monday, May 17.
Miss Bertie Lindsay- is spending .a.
fern weeks in Elora. -
Mrs. John Merritt and Miss Minj*,rie,
of Winghatn, are visiting atotind Bettie,
Miss Frances°McLennan is hone again
after spending; a tow . months` in Wing -
ham:
Aire. Alexander spent 'the weekend
in Tiverton with het daughter, Ars.
James Me lonald. . g
Mrs. Henry lskriek spett a few dale
in London with Icor sister,, Mos. Cooper,
who is ill atpresent.,
Mr. Lsl.vson, our junior pastor, *sob
bib r ,Oethel tar, week ago taking t iro sgrvzco far
$t, AInrlit of obit tilt l{6$i
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Re -Creation of his voice. ' Over three hundred
musical critics say that the New Edison Re -Creation
of the voice is indistinguishable:frii`m the original..
Is your musical ear keener, truer than Zenatello's
Matte the" . _. test:
to I�ear.tIe hTew Edison:its-Creation
sof ZMats`J10 �Anha._Caseo.T.iomas-Chalmers, Albert
Spalding and other great:artist:l, 48
Ike will -gladly arrange a concert.for on and your
gY
friends,so that you may hear these . ,ate -Creations.
J. G, .Af;MSTR.0NG,;
LUCKNOW, Ont.
Ourcheese factory, is being repaired
again and will soon be in • shape fni ,
another good, .season's work, under our.
cheesern aka r, Frank Watts.
John' Nesbitt ik working in the shell
factoryin Kincardine, but we 'are glad
to see•hini in Bervie for the week -end,
and we beard eome-.one saying °'There's
a reason.",'
Andrew McDonald has sold his farm
on the'S'tuth Line to Ned McLean, who
will be moving in next fs 1. , Andy
thinks he will have a little rest this
summer -and' watch the other fellows
working,
It WAS 'with. mooli h
re ret t a
y t the
people of this vicinit � learn `
p y , , ed of the
death. of Mrs, Thomas LindsayonThurs.
diy lost. The late Mrs. Lindsay had
not been in goon health for sonid time.
The funeral no atn'd.iy to Itincardino
cemetery was largely attended by friends
in the community` Thn sympathy - of
all ie llatended to As .fsfnily in their`
Verdun
—Monday, May 14:'
1Vlisses' Annie Blue and Myrtle 'Mains
spent Sunday at JI Blue's. •
Mise Millie Walden is spending afew
days withfriends in Kincardine. .
Mist? Winnie McPherson, of Welland,
is visiting under the parental roof,
ifr. and Mrs. Will Mcliuliey, wotothe
guests of Mrs. W. Brown last Sunday.
last
Al*reel S, Farrell,. er of..lfincardine, spent
with °'hdanghier, Mra. J.
Reid. ..
t"red McTavish motored from Stint•
ford and spent a few days with his
brother,Robert.
Mrs. A, Chisholm, of Winnipeg,, ie
visiting at the hone of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Shiellss.
Rev. b. M. Rutherford dote to: Kan
lough last Tuesday told 'visited for A toy
+ilii with kiwi* "tut oilttiv'eh.