The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-04-17, Page 8r
TUE LOCENtiw sENTINEL, THURSDAY, AfaRt 170., 1924, ,
xed..a wiso.Old gentleman,
an -1n
es, a, probJeniofsomethurg
aiently-difficult,inrealitye
00 Co. know the answer to. this. I.,
it to our."Store--will Convince.-you.,that here,i0
a wonie• get their smart tlothing
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epartm Displays ..its shimmering' Silks. zird
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supple Crepes'. There is nothing more -
madeof beautiful uChess Silk or Canton Crepe:
uarailtee4 Black Duchess Silk; wide width, at 14.95 a Yd.
lack Canton Crepe, extra value; at.$3.75 a yd.
epartment Is showing a wonderful'assortrnent.'
sses' Covert Cloth Gloves, 3,-4, 5, 6, Valued at 60c..
Wainoisette Or Covert Clah GlOves, wrist length,'a v1r1ety-7 of,
ors, at 75c. per pair: - -
les, Gauntlet Gloves, in Covert Gloth,_in__Brown,_Beige-or--Grey---at
a Pair.
ilk Gloves, in Navy, White, 131ack:'Grey or Beige, extra value, up
EN OF THIS DEPARTMENT Is a new Swiss SiIk, double-,
Glove, fashioned with tapered wrist, and finished with a fancy
auntlet top, a full range of sizes, Valued at $2.50- per pair.
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, y , WI your tail -
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This is the seaaon for Blouses you may need one with t 11
'Pred suit, Our Blouses are soft affairs, of Heavy Crepe de Chine
rblouse Style and rOund neck, Flesh Pink, Tangerine, Navy or Beige, extra
EO each..
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pecial
ft
_Black Siik Hose, either -Plain, or Fancy Open
Strip up the back., Saturday only 98c.
'..MURDOCH
a. 10 is it 'Your 'Service
;sell atepiper Then The Credit Storei
ave just unloadetLa._cativad-
Wires-Coiled; Barbed and Wo-
ce. You will find our price's,
quality first claes.
use Cleaning Season is here and
llovving will -be of interest to you:
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Sherwin Williams 'Paint 'for walis,*floors and,
so,10 Flat ton -.0
uresco-;-the greatest Wall Finish --we have it
Vety color made.
Sherwillac--the Finish for Floors that wears Well
ooks well.
Lacqueret--ihe Dainty Decorator for Furuiture
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WI). Ladders.
• Scrub Pails
Scrub Brushes
We have Paristone for Plastering- -
Lime. for. White -washing.
Mttrdie
on
SUccestors4to Lucknow Hardware SCCoal Co:
- ANOTHER STYLE OF -.-CROOK..
The Retail. Merchants' ‘Asseciation.
Canada has sent out a warning to
itt'itienibers to beware of a,man who
hys:',Iiiniself as representing' Val.-
,
Witlfirtns in the -Old
onn,t,, ",:hose 1181.10:Method of
' telegram, signed by
'• kerne in inerean.
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for Ition0 to en
acktlitatiot,
ett iiiii4ttect. of
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WINGHAM, .
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, Word 'was received in ),Vinghain
last vveek of .the death at .VanCouver,
C. Of. lienjajiiin; Wilson, Who for
many years was ' a leading citizen
of Wingham,-4,nd-wh0-wa51-
eeted mayor following the incorpor-
ation,--of-Wingham as a town_After
coming to. Wingham in the early
seventies Mr. Wilson .opened a pri-
vate. bank. 'Which he, conducted. for
some Anne With great sacCess. He
Jate becanie. mahager of the Bank,
of yainilton when an office was op-
ened here, and ,he continued with
that .bank until it . recently was, ab-
sorbed by the Bank Of Commerce. .
rate for 1624- ;ill
•be,47 mills on the dollar.
KINCARDINE
About a hundred dollars -worth of
pipes, tobeeco,..,earettes, and choco-
late bare was "stolen fromharles
Flynn's store one night last Week.
The thieves ..gained', ,entrance Jay
breaking -a large -window- at the real
of the building. Warrants were
sworn out, and next clay •Constable
Bloor and Farrel searched three
houses where suspe t lived but no
evidence was sieured. Thefts of Sim-
ilar articles 'OCciir' here .periodically,
'A short tine ago cigars and cigar-,
ettes were stolen from the PaVilion.
Last Year there were thefts ef,simil..
er erticles ...,from. the -1;bleen'a Hote
and the -Royal., "
, There were blood ,niark's. on the
windoW sill chewing that one of the
thieves cut his hand- ini breaking the
WindOw.
'-"KINLOSS
VIra,,„---Staniey '-'7'Spent-,.-the—week.L
end with her daughter Mrs. •Georgt
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Rich -el -deep' near 'Teeswater..
Aaamoseemeata,The marriage of• . A number.' from ' here attended the'
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play et iCingerf last Friday :night
Anna Matilda, daughter a astr:and ,..N,.,, James .tali spent a few day'
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Mrs. Robert pet!, _seoforth; Ontario, of last -week :With -his .father .in'''' Kin.
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to Mr. Roy Campbell Andeson, son of carditie.:' :
,
Mrs. Anderson and the late Thornae MiSs :kathleen. Huston has 'return I
k Anderson, Hernilton . Ontario, Win4 ed home atter spending 'a few day..
take place gale0Y A.
on 22ii`d:- 4ith her 'sister Mrs. Frank dolvver
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' mi, Nvillio* 0, Sproat, Seaf.orth, c'f' BeiVie- ,•'-'` '
announces tho . engagement of his' Mr, and - Mrs. George Colvver
datighter, AgneS, to Mr, Jain A, ePent Sunday at ghlk)ugh:
Allen, i n' of M, and Mts. ' obert ..........-P-o-o -"•••=--= '
CO' 4 ii Wiliir'the '. " ' . o!,14. 0,500: hoile 'qua* that leen:
e' lin,'Whit 'OXhibiting stocking bolo
'b6c;.-#41.00111Anfi .
KINLOUGH NEWS
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morcroAoE. siota, •
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. Mrs, -w-esiay Bayle was called. to . Of-intitinhie faint Prorier,t34 in Kin-
Ltican aweek go owing to the ; loss Township. Pursuant to ,the Pliw-
f: a
dentir eft,lip r -sister. We extend our i Or of Sale which:is contained in a.
hltiPati\:,f,
certain mortgage- which vill be
,
ill
,12- ‘10 :--.4t,v. ;,1i,C-Oldf7jeirr,,,,,41. , tli7. 'Sil'ill,P'. t1;:7:2,-Iti-te:,7°, -i-111°.-11:66:4,1' 'f-51.74•--.-1-1 i-.1077-4-TIZin.0.3'.7.t.41'hi'0111)1Tilhille'ettie,i,,:h7e,
keep a firm hand on. tie ' Wheel
- at - glad tosee - Mr ,"."the-tirrie-Ot-Onie. there. -vv
:Lizeknow on.'Saturday,- the 26th dair
enelhIg 143r the 1-°th 01eer• Never
of April. A. D. 1624, at.2 o'clock in
-.rthe
mind Biafternoon by John Purvis.. Aoc-
b the hill is bacr tiOpeer. the followNg valuable pro -
We noticed our Westford ewes- cne,eirlaYLirr,apniale.clp-.71:,0Aillira4nedt soinfdd
givalnar tahnat,.
tnh°en,-4-leallstt-- 7n4ed1.311' 46y- i.PtI;titeti'll 't7."1sW4take ii.1
-steed County „of. Bruce • and Proymee ot
Lzfra._jaraes_tiocisionsaa was called -,Ontario and Oosed of .Lot
-number 4.111fteen- .-411 -the.. Eighth
tn: Lamicsn eiOlg,' le the ' eeneue iessie f thesaid Tovvnshin OfflOspltal Kiri'
. af .isra.more or less. There are : on:
Mr Vilbert -•
Haida'ab3i 'spei:ii.Lsol_‘ the Pronerty a-cdmfdrable brick.4ren-
.neas of her brother who is in the los. "containing one hundred! acres
bottse. with :frame 'kitchen,attach.,. .014' 'eveeing. at and 141's• 'Waiter eerOtt and a frame 'thin obout 40 ft; in
Nicholtion's. . 90 ft with stone stable: underneath
Sermice will be held In the Artgli- About 90 acres Of the farm iS fit for
canChurch here on. Goad Friday
cultivation and the land is well wet,.
. e..!
ered by a spring creek and good well.
ev'ening' at 7'3° P4e. Thereis about 25 acres if fall plow;
V,re are pleased. to, report that nr- done on the preperty. The prop -
Jas Johnston is improving ertv is situated about six and
after being being setiouSly ill
The Women's Institute held their "Term% 'of sale—Ten per cent. of
April meeting at the home of Miss the purchase money' on the.' day of
L. Purvis, a large nuirther being .•(itaoye, taiinedr,eathftrTheee13alapurchaserncewit
within
present Mrs. Will Percy gave a
splendid .paper' on "How .to raise
Chickens." 'Twentyfive dollars. -was
donated to the -Armenian fund also
twenty-five dollars- .to the Greek
Famirr. Fund. It farasalso decided' to.
have a "Cookie Shower”—the cook-
ies to be ..:seat, to the' -sick _soldiers, -
'quarter miles' from the Village of
Lucknow in a good farming locality I
hurnorours plity, of three acts, with
,ten characters lasts about' two hours,
111.6, action- of the comedy. takes
Place -in ,the home.- of the Pilling.
,hams, New Rochelle, during the
-Montir,of May; Mr; Ruggles and his:
'son-,n7law My. 'Dillingham, the own-,
er of "a new fishing Yacht take. if'
'mysterious : sail, -accompanied by an
'actress. Their -':.-wives; become •sus-
picous of the.,trip,; through a pair of
.-.gleyes found on theyeeht by a
young cpilege- student; ..Robert-,Slo-
cuni, a friend of the family. AS time
passes : the . mystery of thegloves
thickens, Mr. Dillinghath and Mrs.
Ruggles., endeavour to deceive their
wives with. excuses: but throligh the
farsightedness of Mrs Ruggles they
are fdand.ont and divorce is Sought
by ,;,the ladies After, exciting times
in which vidlence by the , actress's
husband is 'almost used, gradually
affair l are reconstructed again, This
filitTe•hrmi-or----and-,=suspense,-
is being initon under imapices of
the Holyrood Women's Institute,in
the TpWriehip Hatr, Ilolyrcio,d, by the
kinlongh Dramatic Club, on April
21. Admission 35e Children 1.5c,..
Lunch servedBELFAST
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• Mr, Sydney Ferguson left for
Detroit !recently,
- Mrs.; 'James COok-ls'visiting
her sister Mrs; Toppe, of Toronto:
Mr. Jim Henry has gone to:,,Flesh-
ntonwhere he intends Spendingthe
aimmer. .
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M. and Mrs. Ewart Taylor Of
-..ducknow Spent' Sunday with friends
the burg.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Irwin spent
3.uriday, last with • Mr. and Mrs.
William Irwin, of Lucknew. -
,Mr. and Mrs. John, Bradley and
:on Eldon of Laurier spent, Sunday
Mrs .• Bradley's ft:timerhome here.
Miss Irene Brunt'. has returned
ionie after spending a few days
with ,friends in LuCknow,„
A -large number from here ,-'etteri-
led, .the play' held at Mafeking on
• CREWE ,
and. MrS. Arthur' Culbert and
family .of .Thingannon spent', Sun -
lay i•With. friends.'at Crewe.
Mr. Clifford ,and Colin Crozier
;pent the week end with their grand-
,...)arthits-4,at.:-"Westfield,„;_ •
Mrs. A....MoQuoid. visited -with her
laughter Mrs. Little for a few days.
Mr, and Mrs.. John:. Savage, of
Dungannon, spent. Sunday with Mr.
ind Mrs. Percy Finnigan.
, Mrs. Wilfred Drennan spent
laYt;ree441.13..,with -ber;- sister Mrs
Ewart Taylor --
Mrs. Wm. Crozier and daughter
re --spending -0.-few—days-With---her-
parents' ,Mr. • and Mrs. Wm, Camp -
el! or
Miss Ada Riett visited, her aunt
Irs A. 'Culbert on Saturday,
Mr. II, Hackett spent Sufiday with
friends at Crevve. -
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackett,,Mr.
and Mrs Herb Stothers and deugh.
, .
ter spent Thursday at eBrt' Trelea-
yen's. ,
The Zion Dramatic Club -intend
putting on their popular Play "Safe -
:)s, First is the best policy.
We are sorry to report the ill-
ness of Mrs. Matt 8.hackleton but
hope to e0On Spil her up end Around
11.0111,
iC entitled to possession forthwith
The property will be .offered' subject
to a reseive bid, , • -
Further particulars and 'conditions
if Stile my be had onapolicaton to
.
undersiened, '
.John • Purvis, R. Vanstoae,
• Ifolyrood, Ont., Wineham.- Ont,
..4.lictioneer. ' -Vendor's Solicitor
CHANGE -W. POINT '•CLARK
Li6nTs
EASTER",-OPENINGS-r
The Term of the. Wine -ham
Business College begins '11!tiesday,,
22nd, and a. new elass will a1ia
be fornied Monday; April 28th Our
--Graduate Stenographers. -are, beg_iph-.
pur expetlenced stenographers 'are
drawing:. twiee 'as ranch. Those who
cannot enter colege: will have the
college brought to them by. Home
Study. .Cotirses. ,You.'may begin any
day , -.and 'Instruction is iridiViatial,
latest..:Male testimonial _Com.es-
trent a 'young men who was eel-pl.
ing $2,75 per ..clay. before and is now
earffluig-e.$4:90n0s0c,..74p,eiw•-- hrit.clortc,'rnal
elling to
4Wholesate.. What' we haire.. dam ' for
„OtherS •we can 'do for you.; if you so.
de:sire. l'Affillated with,: the Canada,
Business 'College (College et Spacl.:2
iia), -Toronto. Write today for Part;
GODERICH.
Five of the nineteen cases in Pol-
ice 'Court before.' Magistrate. C, A.
Reid, during the 'month of March,
were dismissed. The fines assessed
totalled $156,,: of which $6 went to
the town of Goderich. Magistrate's
fees were $39; constables' fees, $18.-
41, and witness' fees, 15 cents,, Six
,of the informations were laid by
'Chief R. C. Postelethwaite, while ten
others were laid by Inapeetor'.W. TPellow.
-POOTECTING TOE.0iFIOMvEAS.D:f4iO4..,
_tif.nuiggrahwtiiiitgiflarery_miptetwaiksybo,Ij,i_cile:t4iei:syr.a.41dia
This is net a story. about fireatren •
p.
tetiii40741'413:1.n.,.',10.kt.C.C.tr4PAPerter
all, kinds With '`g'Ood"' Paint: ',Apfinst
the action of the weather, ,
XII every class of goods ihanufac-
tared the inferior as -well as the best
quality will 'be- found, and it has al-
ways . proven the best is not
Only the least- eXpensive;but the saf-
est tp-pse. -
:The 'picture !Tiatedting the
Homes: of Canada" tells:in inter:a...t-
ins-manner why good' paint should
he Used to protect your -property,
why you '-shOulch'avoid using infer:.
ior paint and how good 'paint is
made. •
The subject of property protection
viesra'siOttfgt today
iatya win
iiteetrheesrt toin helloyh tm,cf.eno,iv.on;
Family Theatre, Tuesday April 22M1.
"
Man's first form of government as
we recall it, was made from a rib
Fable: After they had argued for
an hour the wife finally shut up and
let the husband have' his way..
, Love at first sight is possible but
it is always best, to wipe Off Yet:1r
glasses., and leek again.
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A lot of henpecked. husbands will' .
tell you that "loved and lost" beats
--"Wesitied "anr--tossed:"- ,•
• An occhlting..light run by acelyene
no takes :the*.place pf the.,pewerful
revolving: light that 'shone .from • the,
lighthouse it. Paint Clark: . 'the- old,
lamps are to be removed to the ight,
house .at Cove Island; The 'oceillting:
lights -ran autednitiOally for three,.
months:and therefore dliglitkeeirer, is
not required. Mr. deeigef Ray bas
therefore been notified that he •is te
he !retired Under the Civil Service
Retire/tent Act with'. a Sinall annuity'
rtd.two .month'S Salary gratuity .in
:leo •of potice.
It pays to use
D SCHOOL HOUSE PAIN
ibr Barns' and Outbuildings
„ 'it has, no aluat. .
Write to Head Office. Meaireed for Free Booldei 2
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HOME PAINTING MADE .,eAS.e.
SOLD BY
PIE & YCY1LCUS
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- Lu.cknow -
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MMINIMMINNI
inoleums
atena
Rugs,Beautiful New Patterns in the 16-
4 widths, at 4.10 and $4.50 the yard,
12-4 at $3. 10 the running_yard,8.4a_
Linoleum
the moSt, service-
able
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al,ale-1044(1,111e.1)4ttern0.. are.iieW-,..krid.,.'thek •
h4ve.... the .:w4jced....finiSLi...:
4t,.1.7.5(2,
t.. ,$. • 5,00,—
Floor Oilcloth Rugs, 6x9 ft.
at 5.25, 7 1-2x10•1-2at$7•5.0....,
Floor Oilcloth,. by the
at 55c. -per, square
4, 8-4 and 10-4 widths.
rriscnin
- .ungttr
iilni4
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950.,
Beautiful Nei,v,. Curtain Netts at 35, 45, 50, 75 8
1 and $1:40 the yd.
Nottingham Lace Panels,_thellewest Curtain Mat
eria,l-at; 1.75 and $2:50 the yard. NOTE --As jt onlytakes
from 1 to 1 1-4 yds. of these for a window, they are very
economical.
• :Brussels Nett,' in .„Ecrii4Shade,
sign, Priced at $i.35 per anel
'exclusive de -
one I 2
" lortorleff sirg1.1140.11.
toomt."11‘40•••••••0040‘hogill/Wite•••••.,4bollits•
Niercu..17
Wides
Ribbed
Lisle Hose
a,t
98c, Pair