The Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-04-14, Page 1•
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PER YEAR►NCR;
$2.00IN ADV
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LUCI�NQV►�'
RoIIerM ilis
Are working day
and night.
ran and Shorts on:..
.hand. •
W..E. TRELEAVEN.
• FOR SALE -Eggs for hatching,.
• from Bred -to -lay S C. W.. Leghorns
and Barred Rocks; culled. ' by the 0.
A. C.' test' fot: laying qualities. Eggs
6c each. Also somepurebred York
shires. -'J. Farrsh, R. '7; Lucknow
Phone . Dungannon, 82-13. •'
FOR SALE -1919 'Maxwell, fine
•'shape. Box 438, Aphone 19 Teeswater,
. Ont. l .
Now is the time to get' your Fer-
ti1izer: " A car. oL Gunn's, Fertilizer
• just arrived. ---Geo. 'S. Robertson. '
• 1447c •
AUCTION SALE
.F .
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and D. J. MacLennan, near
Lochalsh, 'will have an auction 'sale
of -horses, implements, seed .oats• 'and.
barley, on' Saturday, April '16,. ,cons-
nienchig at 2 o'clock p•rn, , .14=4=p♦
HATCHING EGGS
' . Bred -to -lair Barred Rocks, ..' Guild
strain,: '$1.00 per 15 eggs. Exhibition
:.,Barred Rocker Pen_headed-by-a souiq-.
st prize winners,' Giuelph, 1919,. $1.50
per 15 eggs. -N. I. MILLER, ILA Luck,
Trow • Phone •N. H. 2 on 44.
-,STANDING-FIELD'CROP' ..:. -. ,
----COMPETITION
.En
tires 1n theStandrng_Felrl Crop -
of the ,,Lucknow Agri_
•cultural Society will be -received-by-
• the updersigned. The varieties of-
grain are Oats and Corn. Entries
-for-oats. are equired-to be ,made be -
Tore May 24th,, -1921,- andentries_for
entriesfo
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corn ;beforg June 14th, 1921.
28-4-c Joseph Agnew; Seca
ST'"IEJ'ENS
Tuesday, April --32
, Mr- McPherson -returned-from' the
West on Saturday. Ewart, who is
recovering , from, „his recent illness
will follow in a few weeks:
Mrs. Ed. Thorns. anjl 'little Jean
r -are spending a few days in Ltnteknow
Miss Frances Anderson i$ home •
from`Lucknow:,
• Miss Ethel Anderson is in • Luck-
now this.. week' assisting in 'Mr. Con-
nen- store. ..:
ltev • Mr Cummings anddJ s
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e induction of Rev.
Mr. Jones at Belgrave on Tuesday. 0
Mr. Duncan'' 'McDonald , was.: at
•Brun§ells on +Saturday',attending 'the.
funeral • of"- his 'cousin, Miss Isabel
Shaws _ .
Mrs. :• T: B Taylor attended the
funeral _of .her uncle, ,Mr.. Serase, ° at
St.: Thomas on Tuesday. ,
At the annual meeting ,,of the
Rifle Association held on Friday_;
night ,Mr; •Jas, Purdon was re-etect
._sd._ captain, 'Mr.= J D Airdlergotr, see
retary, and. M. T. B. Taylor, treas
urer, _ Messrs -John -Webster,-W. I.
• Miller and J. C. Purdon were pap-
T pointed_range,'.of} ears.._. It -.-was- de --
*2.50
LUCKNOW, ONT., THURSDAYS APRIL
o o o opo o_o o;o o o
'e •
LOCAL AND GENERAL o •
oO O .0 . 0 _ O. Y: o' p
Make the Fire Co F box „ social
next Tuesday ' evg.: a money-maker�
by being' there.
Orders, taken for,; Clean salt.
bulk off car •tie 7o&, per cwt. -:.A.
.Finlayson, •
- See the new Middies. we ar e:,show-'
ng, all new styles. Popular prices.'
:--Cameron, Murdoch & Co..
If you can qi alify, go out and
vote on Monday.. • Rxercise your
right as a' citizen.... -. - -
MEN -that special line of • suits
we had at $22;00' is -nearly all, sold.
-Cameron,. Murdgch & Co.
The .county stone crusher *'is at
work this' week in the gravel pit, west
cif Ross St. Mr' Jim. Miller is in
•:barge of the outfit.
When at the Post ()Tee, call next
door and see the electric• washer at
work. • No trouble to' show it. -G. S.
liohertoon.. 14-4-c
Mrs. Dr. Tennant and daughter ar-
rived home on Thursday last,after
spending thewinter, with friends IV
London and Sarnia.
See the special -. values ' we • are
Showing in Navy Series, *Igo. to
$7,75 Yd. --Cameron,, Murdoch & Co.
:With the reorganized' Brass Band,
the Pipe Band and the' , juvenile
Band, Lucknow. should -be well'sup-
plied with music .throughout the
summet.
• Mrs, W, L. •
Ainlay,
Cl
eve
land
,
Ohio, and her two little da,rizhters,
Gyneth''and Dahlia, : ars visiting ai
the•home of Mrs. Ainlay's parents,
M#. and Mrs. Rat: Graham.
.Rev. R. MacCallum • is down. at.
Lowell,' Mass., this week, .having,
gone:there on Monday ' oz account , of ;
the .death : of,'his brother, John, who
passed._ away there last week: •
A few Dollar Day' parcels still
left 'irf°Oat meal,- Soap,•Cocoa, Tea,
Lard, Raisins and a' few other linea..
�0a71"ana 'get ; the .remainder of these
bargains before. they are! all gone:..-..
A. R.; Finlayson. •
Friends . of temperance are • asked
to• mark k
their ballots, • on Monday,
• opposite the word "Yes;'- • because
..that-.means''"yes; I:want :the im�- or--
-tation---of--intoxicating- 7i imp
or-:
quer into
Ontario stopped.," •
Lucknow Lodge, 0,92.; , wihat
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ddivine seivfce at •
the 'Anglican
Church, Lucknow, on Srinday,--April-
24th, • at_. lh o'clock a.m. All breth-
ren of the order are cordially invit-
Aitchison, Secy;
Lucknow readers • willremeniber
that= something' more than a '
.ago the local Patriotic SocietyWear
_.. made
arrangements to ` procure a lam
flag bearing the names of, the bogs:
from-t-own-.301serve ' overseas.
'This flag, has-been receivv-ed,� •and has
been ' pronounced' ::'a. very beautiful:
]lag. The names, however,, 'came in
the form of Separate letters and..
these have to. be attached --a work;
which we °understand 'the ladies of
the society are looking •after.
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CHURCH NEWS
Methodist Church. The: pastor -.
will conduct both~ serer, ,. In the
morning the ect-bject will be "Prohib-
itien and Other Things." In the ev-
ening he will give the last sermon of
the series on "Why some nen accept
.and why some' men drejeect -the :Word
of God,.'•' • Z'
On .Friday evening last the ',choir'
-of 'the -Methodist Ch rch a
u gave an 'en-
tertainment in the basement .of the
elnurch whichincluded all members
of ti>oe choir and their family relat-
onshipa.. A very enjoyable -:evening
was • aper with appropriate gamei
.►„d a good ,program of music,: read-
ings, etc. At the conclusion of the
program.. a fiery, tasty lunch was.'
served. • The conclusion reached was.
that these social events tend to make
:hurch.,'1'fa more congenial, •attrac
ave and helpful in many ways. , '
Epworth League. - The. • regular
meeting; of the Epworth League, held
Monday evening, was in the hands of
the W.M.S. It was. .opened with
singing and prayer Arid Mrs. John
Button tied the scripture - lesson.,,
The proghani consisted of a 'reading,.
by Miss Hazel. Webster, a duet by
Mrs. J. G Anderson• and .Miss Belle
Robertson,, a ;reading by Mrs."Rivers,
' piano .duet ` by, Mrs. •T. • Reid and
q rs.l?i. Newton, a reading by .Mrs.
athwell, • a duet by Misss Mabel Al-
n :and Mrs J. W: Joynt and a read -
ng by. Mrs;,. Dr." 'Spencer •,
The P' ishYtery of. Maitland met in
.
,e
Presbyterian. Church,. ifelgrave;
n . Tuesday' of last ' week ,for the
ose
urp'-of` inducting the Rev. ' J , C.
ones- into the pastoral charge ' of • 1
elgrave and Calvin:. The meetin
as presidedover by the Rev: K. A.
ollan, acting ,moderator, who- • or=
ined and inducted the young min-
ter.An ',excellent sermon •• was
eached by. Rev. G. ''Gomm, of Pine
ver. Dr.. Perrie, of Wingham,
Ve... sound and .-timely- advice ;to the
nister, • while Rev... James Stobie,
hitechtrch,-appropriately address-
the congregations , Rev: Mr..Jones
tars upon his work under very en
!ageing circumstances, all sug-
ting a h& jpyand successful pas
ate:
The Guild -The • .regular Meeting•
of the Guild was held on '. Monday ev-
ening;
v-
n'
e in � . the ro
g. ram: lain - .
p g g •j►-
charge -
of she Young Ladies'Bible Class.
The-- meeting opened --with sing:��rg
and: prayer. The scripture ' lesson•
was. read by Miss Kate .McDonald.
Rev. Mr. Ecclestone' nave's splendid
address on "Reality." Readings-. 'were
given. by 'Martha 'MacCallum, Lorna
Campbell and Helen Thompson; also
an instrumental selection , by. , -Mae-
•McMorran and Mae.•Dawisonv a solo -
by Miss'. Clark and a duet_by. -Mra:_
`Stewart and Mary' Aitchison:
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•' ' SINGLE CCPM.; :; CL NTS.,
I�u Xo0. Watit. 7.r
urs-runnin footle ins ?r•
MARK
YOUR
BALLOT
Shall the importation and the,
bringing, . of'intoxicating '
rors into•the I'i•o\•inc•o .NO
ht forinddi••n? °
••r
Slntll the importation and. the •
bringing of •intoxicating , -
WS 0 into th Provi.r ce • 1�
,,G torbiddenl
LOCA[; RtF1 RENBUM CnMi`41TTCc.
`.0• .&VERYBODY'S ..
COL•'.UMN o
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;i19NEY•'40 .LOANeon, rnortbages and:
s notes at .reasonable ,~'ire
insurance, bods stock and 1ilui,ue1
,� ourpanrea .conveyancing ]done
with neaatness'• and despaic4.
laee'. A. submit. liroker, Luciutow,
UR. PA11,KEit; OSTgOVATII. at Cain
House, Lucknow, every Weaves-
..day after,rwon: Ail •ironic dm -
eases successfully ta�:ated..• Os-
teopathy rereevea e,e physical
causes of diel' r ^ .:justinent of
the spine is more !quickly secured '
and with fewer treatments by Os:
teopathy than by any:other method
Best ,Market price, fo all m
.et me. know y raw. fare,
�' yen have any.
Phone 8'5, Iuckrs;w••,
20'1-tf. , •v+ ;,'ca=loran;
' h`.Olt : ,,SALI7 _Section of • large
frame 'dwelling., suitable for ' anyone,
.ntending to `build or to enlarge their
. hone• air., also. supply,lot nearby if
.desired. ---Phone. 4-1.4... • Tr, L. ` Mac -
_ Kenzie.
• FOR'. SALE --.Grass Faim, :100
acres, well .watered, N. half of Lot'
. , Con. 12, .fir:D,;. Ashfield. For . par-
lculars. apply. •to' R.: H. Dignan,,Lon•
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don, or its„—Agnew,. •Lucknow:
FOR S + l.E;7SA11.1te P„,, k'
i15G(9� S
SEES+R�ATB
LIN
Satur
At 1' 0 ' o'clock --
,. A.11�I.� Bleached
Cotton _• - -• ._:._. ,:._.. _
, 300 yds., 36 in. wide, good '.
qu'a
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�a.
A -2 o'clock'11!L. = -Fac
, tori Co't-
ton,_ 300:yds. 36 an:vid.
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Everything in the store is being sold .'
at less than wholesale prices • —
COMKE...ON O'VE!
eggs for
a ;chirig, of toi.4 r' strain:,15•t
,for, $1.p0:74.* R. vepstal., R:2, Luck
now. •
- • 4p.
'.1.,OST-,On the road between Luk
''roe;' "and Belfast,: a crank.- 1%Ic
ting -1 m car. Finder kindly leave
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,t the,Table.Factory,•Lucknow
Fol# SALE --8 r
ooined house, -hard
an•j 'soft water, inside, ,good' •cellar,. .
ti-tlL.conetete floor, 3� acre land with
ariniber of fzuit trees and stable, all`
.n soon condition _'• Possession. May
1's t ; •Apply to • Mrs. Win. `Henderson;
aaLl} . of Bu tton s Table Factory
284p•_
...Expert ti __.
1 . photos• ,firdshmg--develop
:ng Sc 'roll. p ;
printing 3c• apiece, any
size, post paid -=Jackson Stud'
r
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•l'ARAMOI NT
.T• nesday, •April 12:.
•
1Tts Jas .S'tanley has not bee'��
well the- '�
• e' in arairioun
evening last"was a' de_
6
past week i
the box social held p' ' t
ues
ay
-' y , d sue ess .The :large atidienee
'as �ttie11° entertained with a ---e- god
.program ;of' instrumentals„'solos and: -`
duets: • A play by Lochalsh talent
was, «i11,"givers• After the 'boxes
werc disposed' of a $bort time was
spent in , dancing; Boxes''.'averaged_
$1,8;i' • and • • proceedosmaamounted to13r0:1X)'_ -f-•••:r
.,..„ ' ;-e-o . -near
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raL"RTit _CO*, • KINLOSs
THE COST ..OF IfY l) . _ `-
ItO LIGHTS .�
Householders in Loc, .,.,w will be
pleased. With--t::if--announcement that
their electric 'lig-tits will .cost them
•ollly 7'4 c per watt=hour..., .:_ this
lower. than -best expectations; and for
.the averagefamily should .figure: out
'.Kr John Gamble, .of near Shen- about the same_cost* lighting with:
pardton,.:while • in Lticicr o- r on .Wed_ - - gnat oi1 Tamps, Counting the ;great
nesday, died very suddenly about .::stlAerioritv., . n
$ftern,0» H rl ad� .of the electric lights there is no corn -
come to town to attend : Division parison :between the two:, To • those
Court, and was spending the noon who use, much current there is even
hour at Robert McNeil's While --a better rate As all over -50 Watts
.there he was taken ill 'and '•expired ' in the Month will be charged ata
before' medicaL.aidud -arrive: -Un•rate: tr,..,.... ,,.w, could charged
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tila few .years ago :Mr. Ghmble oc_ The commercial
•
cupied a -farm just north of,. town. current fud, in
se shops sops*-dast is for
and res
the rate 'is not so favorable, being
15c• per watt -}lour. This is jiist,° •
:double --the 'domestic rate; In the"
commercial service also there
floor, iii wwiric i, the rate drops to one- . .
half or 7e. - ' .•
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BOWLERS .ORGANIZE
The annual meetrn qo_. a.
_-,._-_._..g_ Ali tier•••
row. Bowling. Club was held on April
7th, when a good deal of ea:husior n
over:` the prospects for • the coming
season' was . ' m evidence. _ _ A - new
lighting -system is-to":lie inFlallOd`
cided to hold the weekly practice ontat
at
_-_ . _____ __,-_._S,u tln.�ds,._�aird,.__�ivate'.�n 4 s=•
. Wednesd-._...a fte _ i i .,. _ : y
n ad of .
tem -_oil
•--., mproved,•-so-0 .•�aerl
ities for, enjoyln ;. the gat ll. be
o-o•d- better' than .ever before, Tic- elect-
BELPAST ion of officers '*resulted •• ,•' 'ntys;
President, J. J, McCl,:eiig,' t pres.,
Fred Eaton See.-tNart ' F. `r Arm-
strong;= Grounds e '• V. A. Solo-
mon, J. H.. Can. ••l n - and J. E. Ag=
new; Financial. Com„ T• Watson,,
Johnston and T. S. Rt,
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Tuesday, April 12.
The ' trustees of this section have
' secure • our ur excellent teacher,. Miss
`'' Welsh, 'for another *Year. -
Mr. Wilson Irwin has bought Mr.
.Ed. Fitip&trick's farm in Wawanosh.
• Mrs. Stothers and brother, 41r.
Malcolm 1VIcMillan, have moved to
- their, home in' Lucknow. , We are
,lorry' • 'tp lose' them from our cons.
]vanity, but the best' wishes of many
friends go with them to their new
omni , :
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Miss Re rice Gordon, for the past
eleven yen a ,nrgiinist in Knok
Church, Teeswater, having recently
resigned the position, was presented,
on behalf oi' 4115. eongregatlon With'
n comp]}meet MAW I�ddr+sa, a dismond
rine s,j4 s pm, aid goat
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`111ARItIED._ AT .EDMONTON'.
--Dr-.--and Mrs Gled ems' iii--ut
Geddes', own`,
have- 'recetved` - -the' _" fbilowi"ng "tin-:
,nouncement of the marriage of 'their
son Eyan: "Mr, and Mrs'.' E. b.
Malloy announce the ,,marriage of
their daughter, Agnea Irene, to
David • Evan Geddes, Wednesday,
March 30th., 1921, Edmonton,' Alta."
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FARMERS, ATTENTION ••1
RE SEED CORN
We have extra fine samples now
on show of the seed'eorn,varieties'
We will nava: for �1►ie, . Call and: ]Cavo;
-your order now.
Finlltyion.
WHAT.
we . do Tor. the
Edison `owner after he
has bought, is ,important to'you
before you buy.
Sur Edison After. -Service is
a 'ven wi't'h t- i
o't�F �hal•ge to every •
Edison owner. It includes reg':
- ular overhauling of. his -instru-
ment anti ether .helps...which -;
-
- .keep the latest -ami ���t x•iitfl,� _ • __ •.
c�tlnt1Ously...at lizs--ct'7 3 d, -
Fuesda':"?tpi`i1 12 .
ar+e sprry=to .report this- week
l- jtJrotli-M aid --•l rs her
t,ithers• are numbered” among ;': the °
'
4i'sk; We ..trust" they: will soon 'bp
•iibout again .• ,
Gird .learn that _-Mr;...I Sri ]lido
Leel],on., t)ie-..Boundaiy,�-is able to be.
i t •
ai;aitt to direct: his farming oper-
fltit?i1S
Mr Ed Little who :recently rented"
the Peter Macintosh 'farm, moved his
f ;roily on to it during. the ,ISast' Week
--'4'4e aider to id that M•r. •Little- is a•
1n tl 4l__ef. M .. _Al�beltt,.:-Little o _•__ •.-
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Itn, COI
,.f the....
Men ifterested' in fruit growrimg,
and who, have had considerable.' ex-
perience_ along
x-perience_alongthat line: are, of'.opin
ion that the,_blooni op :the earJyA:.yart .
ieties• 'vas' practically destroyed by
the, severe--•frst of bast- Saturday''
n rArty •The �•tl�r' 'giowti' t:atised by r-
nse sonable warmth of last
forced the buds on the earlier
tr a to, l,ir��t.foa�tli .vend. thus. ex
prise _ :the.' bloom. ,• ,It is thought,° too, , ..
On spy Which onc of. the lat
e -'t 'stn array itself in t r garb of
er is also 4 � •' � C
errotr.ly damaged.
J.S, MacDonald motet with a
us accident fast week. !4n auto'
ng' ivithout lights at night hit
ugly •and literally smashed it,
rxmt sicaI enjoyment, /
J. G. Armstrong
Lucknow -
< ar the u
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WeVli
C .r P
//� a aLt>- t / • that -
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�' � .. aerie
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a } DIED
White—In- the Township • of tin.
lose,: on Saturday,' 'April Oth, 1921,
Margaret. Laurettit White, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
White, agog one month 'and 22. days,
THE' LOCAL .MARKFT - , fltBihreiuosinegusngaab:lnoiwur.tnMbtenree Dhoe1 bt,da'd oucTtuh'aosn, dwsaiinnrkdd- .
°.
shield Of the auto ,ryassmashed,' but,
that is not the only punishinent that
onr:ht to be meted out to one so reek-
l,ti;s as todrive sanautowithout
light* alter dark,
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