The Lucknow Sentinel, 1922-06-08, Page 8W>n!„ 1t tfiA ►�cAtt1► .: 111M11410147410, ..
SNAFF
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TRAP SLEPPER
Not in *any seasons has a ,shoe style talon aur cans,.
tikut wonftett by stern likethe 'Strap' Slippers of tedVa p.
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Fine qualities in Black and Brown Kid and Calf,. at
$4.50 to $7.50.• .•
s Oxf 40 d
Whit Ca>av�ts SlipP� and . _ orris at 2 �S', �� an
$3.50',: '
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Two -Toned Effects in Brown and White, mit! Black
B a
. and-Whiite,.:at: $3.50 and$3.75.r. •
• - -_ fof Tan Duck Shoes for
We are showing a good range
Children, Misses and` Youths, at xery reasonable_prices.
Bo: s' _Cotton -derse- . s
`or Slimmer Wear, Navy trimmed with Cardinal; Price 50c.• each.
Khaki Bloomers •for 'Boys ,
Well made Froin good quality Dick,: with loops for belt, Priced at $1.50
a pair.
en* Combination Overalls
New line,. Khaki color, full site, good weight, .wear guaranteed Price $3:50,
New -Gingham Dresses
Some very pretty dresses in fine .quality check gingham; well made and
neatly trimmed,.in very latest styles.. Priced -at 2.50, 2.75 and $3.00.
N61 Or ndies ,
New Plain Organdies in white and colors, extra fine quality, at p$1.00:
Also 2mice patterns in check corded eOrgandies at 90e. • • •
Ladies' Collars . ; 4 r
The very latest in Fancy Collars and Collar ';sets, some very , pretty styles
it .85c.,11.00 and $1.25,
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t Hose - adies'--C�o t �. ..
See our extra values iri Black Cotton Hose, "sizes .&1.-2 to 10, .at 25 and 30c,
MURDOCH & CO.
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LUCKNOW SCHOOL REPORTS,
Your Service
fpbone' .110. 10 is at
We sem for -Cash-We Sell Cheaper Than The Credit .Stores•
Room
C. Class -Ex. -G, McDonald, M.
Robinson,
F. Stewart.
!Good -4. - Brabson,, L. Naylor,
McKenzie, D. • Henderson,; R. Pinner,
1. McMillan, M. McIntosh; Winifred
Armstrong, E. Thompson, R. Finlay
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ARRIVED I A i ed. Carload
a
ii , men • of Paristone, Lime and
Boardll
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- Gvv. roe a
Paristone is a. hard will plaster need in'place of the old lime mortar,
and muchsuperior., • i , , '
Hydrated Lime-, takes the place of the old .stone lime, and does not
require to •rnriioff lit y
-Don't- forget to ask us-labont;Gy+proc' Wall Board. it • is: Gysum rock
y_;inelted.and mno!ulded..into sheets, .Aurable,__.fire proof and...much_
_cheaper-- than -lath --and- plas,ter;We_ want_to._tell.ycou all -.about iL.
Cement Always on Hand
Don't: Overlook__ the.Items_.Below
UELENS
TigeWaY hake 601,
Keiin iniad: dune ,23rd. St« Helena
'Ann,1441 4ard�en Pesti*.
Mr 0 ;` rw, :Ed.., 'sylor uli• 1�Xest-
. fiel t `$ zit Sunday with . f Blends(- -ire
the bog.:
Theebara+huldeent of the,:St. Helens;
l:'ublie 13k W ',Nisi bug bila week uiov-
ing it up to the corner, a much nicer
place glans it's^ present location, The
lend was donated, by Mr, Jelin Jolrnt`
M.i'.P. Mi^.eldynt 1s AO putting .a
Wall under the ibuilding.. and cuing, it
all at his ovin expense,, `
Mr., and„•Mra; :G. Durnin,, Mr,, and
drs.� Jol;n• Durnin, Mr. and Mrs. 'Jas,
Durnin, Mr; and Mrs, J. B. Rutlie
tars,, Mr„ and Mre. Wm. Rutiaerford,,
Mr; and Mrs, W. 1, Mil')ler,cand Mrs.
Hugh Rutherford attended the. fun-
eral of their nephew the ate Albert
iomuth of Teeswater on ,21,(oadakc
Mr. Homuth • =lost has'_life: , b°3nt
caught ay a shaft in his flour mill at
Teeswater, on May 29.
.St, .Helens vs, Westfield -Tile se-
cond league game. for St. Helens' was..
played at Westfield on June 1st. This
meant another victory for -Westfield
.the score being • 14-5, George Webb -
was umpire and gave good seatisfac
tion to both . teams. It was a nice,
clean -game throughout. All the• St.
Helens boys. need is . a little more
practice and the score . will likely- be
reversed. The next game will be
played here on Friday evg.-June 9th.
at 5.60, when .Birth will be the visit-
ing team. Come and cheer the boys`to
victory. -
At. the: Rifle. Ranges -The follow-
ing are some of the scores at. the 200
yd: range out of -a possible 70: John
Webster 65; Jas, •Purdon 63; Wm.
Webster 68; Harris Purdon 61; -Ben,
Naylor 48. At the 500 yd, range out
of a`possible 70: Jas. Purdon 65; John
Webster, 6$; 'Harris Purdon 60; Wm.
Webster' 56; Ben, Naylor 51: Don't
forget the . Daminion Salver shoot
which , conimencesi• next Friday after-
noon' June , 9th, - FPhere_, is also 440 to
b�e'donated in prizes to be divided in-
t() twoclasses, the Aniiatepr and the
Professional', The Committee , in 'char-
ge of the prize list, would like to see
as many of the young -Innen out as .pow
sible..a'sthey all .have the same elme-
ce. They are even 'giving a prize for
the lowest score
Fair T. Anderson, L. Webster,=M
McDonald,K. Brown, A. Wilson,
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MolEod,-w-AT..mst tln ,R-
T.
McKenzie*. •
B. Class -Ex. -W. Robinson; C•
Finnaysbn, L. Irwin, W. Bradley;
Good -M. ,Henderson, T. Baker, E.
Fair -•-K. Cameron, D. Horne; B.
Drinkwalter, K. Ferris, M. Cousins,
E. Whiti r, R; Pinner*, T. McD.onal'd'`
A; Clasp'=Ex;=C: --Johnston M.
McMahon.
00' -Vt. Stanley,`T Wharion; -
.Douglas'.:S. Cameron. '
Utility Barn CO:d Paint, manufactured `by the Sherwin Williams
-Paint ,, in -gallon -tins, $2.00 each. .
Bring in your can and get a gallon of Fly Skeet to keep the flies
off your cattle. You will s oon need it. While. it lasts $1 per gal.
Special Prue or the nextten' days on Woven Felice; Don't -'send
your money away. Get •our price and you won't. ' ' '
e Leicknow Hardware & Coal Co
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
CREOSOTED. FENCE POSTS ' PRIEST BUYS CHURCH SITE
'OUTLAST- CEDAR '
Rev. F, A. Zettler, of Chepstow,
For many. years it has' been thou= has purchased �fl Mr, W, D. Car_
ght that 'the only timber that would. gill, ex-M.P,P,, the property where
once stood the lattees residence v 1
give a reasotr:rble-peaiod:,tlf service' a's Lied -At 'at-approximatel l0U OOQ' �
fencePosts was cedar. The b`orest which was d
• P oon t Lab to s of the Dep destroyed fire S
Partiteut. `of`'the~ �nte'iof, . 'Canada
state,. however_ that by employing
y ant
r c s ora riey' by rem eo-
• ` ' tember, 1919. This - property with its-
-hedges, trees, -lawn garden,; etc,,, is
the most beautiful spot in Cargill.
Father Zettler purchased the proper-
ty for $1,700, and it is understood the
congregation -will erect a Catholic
Church on site. A few:mor:ths att.() ti,
congregation purchased the library
hall .at Cargill, in which they have
been holding services for the past
seven years, apparently with the in-
tention of having it fitted up for a'
church, but it proved unsuitable to
their needs,
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As the crowning achievement
buoy ' life, a planter might win the
world's gratitude »' developing a
1100111 yith s non•s id meal,
a comparatively simple method it is
possible to treat posts of certain
.hardwoods in sucha way that they
will have a life at least twice as long
as cedar posts. The preservative eff-
• ect of this treatment is clearly shown
in fencing erected at the Dominion
Forestry Branch forest ,nursery at
Indian Head in 1917. Here posts. of
Russian poplar were' used, both treat-
ed and untreated, andit is interesting
to not that all the untreated posts
erected at this tinge have decayed and
to note that all the untreated Rests
ars. ill still hi twice and -appear
dtfni4'-se Vas Altth y WI 000
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1WHITECHURCH
Tuesday,.. June 6th -
Miss Cora Clubb is visiting Menai,
at St; Mary's and Brucefield. .
• Mrs. Jas, Morrison of Dungannon
visited on Sunday with Mrs,•A Fos.
Mr,. Wm. Hawthorn of Brantford is
visiting 'with his sister, Mrs, J, _Holm-.
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.ee
,<. Mr. -Vernon Sinclair of '-Brussels
spent the woelc-end'wiith 'Miss. Mable
Garton. - -
Miss Lyla Humphrey of St. Helen's,
is visiting' with.her cousins the Miss-
es Fox
Mr. Fred Wowbray is at London
this week attending ,.the`. ,Methodist:
Conference.
Mr, .and. Mrs, -Bannerman . ag Salem,
spent Sunday' with tlieii di ilk ter:
Mrs. Davids K t dy . Jr _ _..•
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Tanner • of
Wingham visited on Sunday. with Mr;
Aid Mrs. Amos Cornelius,
Mr, and Mrs:. Alex -Mowbray and.
family, - of Dungannon visited with
friends in the village on 'Sunday,
Miss Maud Conn -of Wingham-spent'
the week -end at"lier'li'ame,. MVIiss' Ber-`
cha McGee accompanied her home;
'Mr. and Mrs, Jno. 'Turner and,_
family of ;Fordyce visited on Sunday.
with. Mr: and Mrsy Thos. Henderson.
Mr, and Mrs. • Wes. Leggatt and
children of •Bluevale visited on Sent -
Jay with Mr, and Mrs. Jno..Mowbray,
Mrs. Geo. L, Buschlen and children
Randal and Jean of Arthur are Visit-
ing with her brother. Mr, Ken; Pat
erson. •
Mr. slid 1Vtrs. Thos; `Moore and Mrs.
Isaac-. Moore Sr visited a day list,
,•veek with -Mr,- David-Girvin at Durr
;annon,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
I*. the *atter of &tate of John
Mallon eii,, late of Me.: luggage of
Li,icknow in -the ,R0* ** --,of .t $H1ee,•
Rei Farmer. ecea$ed.
Notice is hereby give* that all per,
sons having.. eny 'elaime;'egr domande
-against ' the lute, John M:eDiarmid,
who died `on -or . shoat the` twenty,
rrevr'ntll fltrrof March A. D. 19229 at
tie .i ity of is nden b tile Province o:
Ontario, are ,required tat mend by> post
Prepaid or deliver to the undersigned.
executorunder the ,Will. of the• said
John McDiarmid, their names and ad-
dresses and.full .particulars in writing
of their claims sand statements of
their accounts and the nature of the
securities4 if Any. held by thenar duly
verified by.. affidavit ' " • .
.And, take notice that after the 22nd.
day If June A. ?.1922, the said -exe-
cutor. will • proceed to distribute the
assets of the said deceased among the
:persons: entitled thereto. having re-
gard only to the 'clanns: of which he
'ahail then have had notice, and that
the said executor will not;be .liable: for
.the said assets: or ,any; part .thereof
to any person of whose elate) he, shall
not then have received notice.- '
• This • notice if given Pursuant to
the statute in that behalf.
Dated at. Lucknow this. 23rd:. day'
of May .A. D. 1922. '
• Alexander McDiarmid, •E"re^utor.
8-6- Lucknow. Ont.
KINLOUGH
N5r.,and 'Mrs. Earl Percy, of Glamis
spent Sunday. with the former's moth=
er Mrs. Thos; Percy. •
A Garden Party will be held on the
_grounds of the ` Anglican Church, on
Friday evening .lene 9th. Supper ser-
ved from 6 to. 8 o'clock. Baseba4l
game to• begin at 5. o'clock Holyrood
vs. Langthde. Good programme will
be provided. Admission -Adults 35.c.
Children • 150., •.
TUE WESTERN • FAIR
Sent. 9tht to 16th 1922 '
A large:amount :of work is in pro-=
gress . at Queens . Park London, Ont,
in preparation for .the Ibig Exhi'bytion.
in' Septemlber. ' A new _floor • will be
laid . on the Amusement platform. Tire
• roofs of practically all. the' .buildings
on the 'grounds will . e repaired, .and.
relaid where necessary. A contrast.
hal a been let for the construction • of
a subway. (for foot passengers only)
under the track •at the north end of•
the Grand Stand. Thiswill afford
easy, access to the Automobiles that
are parked inside the horse ring. Sol-:
eral other inportant • improvements
will -be made on the 'grounds as the
board is anxious that everything pos-
sible May be 'done for . the safety and
convenience of all Visitors and Eirhib-
itors. All information about the .Exr,
hlibition will be furnished on Applic-
ation to. the. Secretary_.A;_.M.. Hunt
General Offices, London, .Ont.
Fair -J. C. Durniri, • H; Button, -.E
Solomon, H, Greer*, C. Menery, D
Nixon*,rP •-McMillan,..:3.. McAllister,
D; Ho -Hyman, M; Bradley, E: Agar,
(*) absent two; weeks through 111
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T.; Murde, teacher.
.Room 11
Jr,II;-Excellent-Jack Brabson,.
Ada Watson, Arthur Andre*,Alan
Murdoch, Almeda Durnin, Carlyle.
Maclntosh, Harold `Johnstone, Evelyn `
Nixon, Phillips. Menary, Mynona Pal. ,
mer, Alex Smith,. Jim Stewart (ab.'
sent), Stella Steward, Margaret But,
ton (absent).
Fair -Grace Anderson, Clarence
-Greer- (-absent);-Stewart -Mullin (ab-
sent); Jessie Naylor .(absent).
Sr•II -Excellent--Katherine Mac.
Kenzie, Margaret McAllister, ;Lenore
Robinson, "'Winnifred Webster, Cliff. -1VIrs; Motherwell •(wife°of the.Itilin-
ord Webster.
-Good-Helen - MVlaeDonald,- Vera'
Sherriff, Malcolm Watson, Rea Wat.
son,. Sheila MacLeod, Arabell Carver
on (absent), Charlie Webster, Berths
Milne _ (absent), 'Ivan •brinkweltei.
bent), Archie McMillan, Elwyr
entland, Ruth Bradley, (absent).
Norma: F. Thompson, teacher.
town -11i. - - ,
Senior Clas• `- Ex. -Jessie Stewart,
t2�e�ria ltacD na , Drenneii -McTn=
gosh, Mary Dou las. •'
Good-Florencel„ McInnes, Robert
MaeCallum, Marion Stewart, Billy
Henderson,. Gordon ',Fisher, .Kenneth
Thompson, Harvey Wester, George
McInnes,. Calvin'Blitzctein, Lenora
Webster, • Blanche Pinner, • Dean Mc
Rimes, Myrtle Palmer.. '
Iair=-Cecil Webster, James Baker,
Pearl Nixon, Wilhelmine Akar, Sadie
Jewitt, Dave Milne, Harvey, Naylor,
..dna beater,
Junior Class---Good-441ving�ston
`Denary, 1�Tormkn Wilson, Mergatbt
McQulllin, Eli bsth ' if1 fP9)1111dl
ister of Agriculture, ' Ottawa) vis -
'..ted. last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jno,
IMr. and Mrs. Win.
p•
Cut}i'bertson 'of
LacDonald's_ corners, Lanark.- Co. -are'
;nests at the home ofMrs; and 'Mrs,
Jno. Craig, ' .
Mrs. • Jackson and her son, 'James, •
-o ,Auburn, and her` daughter -Ms.
aann
•ah, of Toronto, Visited last week
with Miss Laidlaw,
l,Ir.and Mrs; Mbsoii G7iespie a iT
children and Mr, Chas,. S. Itintoul
visited on Sunday with Mrs, Chas.
Rintoul near Brussels.
On Sunday June lith .Anniversary
Services will be held in the Presby,
hurch Rev. Mr. McCallum of Luck -
now %will be the special preacher., On
Monday evening a supper and pro.:
gramme will be given. Supper served
from 6 to 8 o'clock,
AIex Andrew,
Pail.-O,orga' Pinner, Wesley Dar. ,
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immonordnimin
Bop Here Is Your 4Jhance
t. e:. Real Elect'ril✓ Train,
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- .... •. . • ctric Lo:
'1"hi is a r(�al � model: of �an :E1e ,
emotive. . It is 'weld made and ,beautir
luny finished. which
•A. Transformer, :..
goes with the,. Train, will .del v, r,'the
electric current. Just attach it to'any
e
plu g. and the train will operate. Full
instructions ith .the Train . and
•g4 •Vv... .
Transformer
, ere Its the Plan
With every 25c:: purchase, we will give one 'cou-
pon; with every 50c. purchase, . two 'coupons;
every $100 purchase, four coupons, etc. The
person. bringing in the .greatest number of cou-
pons on August the First, ;gets the Electric Train.
Conditions ' •
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1, ---No one over 18 years of- age may enter this con-
-- test. '
2. ---Every coupon must have the 'name of this store
stamped on it before it is, valid.- • '
coupons, must be delivered to our store not
later than 5'•o'clock ba August lst.
4: ---No coupons will be, given except at actual time
of purchase. Do not ask for. them at any other
time. _
This Train is on exhibition • at the Drug
Store.. Get your mother and friends
to make their purchases at McKim's
and save their coupons for you. -
1YIcKI:M
"The Rexall Druggist"
'LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
DISTURBED WALKERTON' '
• CHURCH
As the Rev, W. H. Burgess of the.
Presbyterian Church, Walkerton. was
about to°commences his sermoir onra-
recent.Sunday. evening he, heard a
voice in' the a tngrogation which lie
at first miocook for that of a child..
As' the voice became louder he looked
in the direction from' w�hieh the sound
came and_ saw a wgman_standing. up
and addressing the congregation. the
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minister at once sat down; leaving the.
field to the unexpected oritor, who
continued' to . speak for, about five'
'minutes.' The woman proved to ibe' a
stranger out on mission work for.-.
the -"Pente-costals" aset -m h -given
to. sensational methods. Her address
consisted -of a ' general condemnation
of the' wickedness of the world and
an : exhortation to her bearers to fie;
• from the wrath- to come; `She had
don e..the-,some_thin��in the_Mebhodist _
,Church at the morning: service: 1
ARM WBATHER .WANTS:
Silk Hosiery, -1.75,:2.00.2.50 and,.. 215:
L-adies'-Summer Bests, --2-5,, 35', 0, 50 -and -7-5c.
Silk -gloves, shoength, 1.00, is and
Silk . Gloves, :long length, at 1.50 and $2.00 pair. _
Organdies in plain and fancy. ' Voiles .in a great variety
: _ _ - oi patterhs ,and _colors.
Ginghams in the new large patterns.
Beach Cloth for Jumpers,etc., good range of colors, 65c.
Splendid line of Cotton and Lisle Hose for Women and
Children.
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BOYS f AND _:jyjE1
Boys' Jerseys at 50c.
Men's and .:Boys' Bathing Suits, 75c, to ;$3.50.
Everyday Straw Hats at 256.
Men's
Outin$Trousers, Light and Dark Grey, end Cream
with with narrow stripe, $4.25
and $7.00.
Belts, Coatlessi-Braes Wash Ties,Shirts, TJuderww
and Hosiery ,
Linoleum; "<
Rugs and
Curtain
.Materials'
We -Sell
Then.
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D.:& --A.
• 'Corsets
• for
women
•. .and
Girls: