The Lucknow Sentinel, 1924-07-10, Page 8a
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S,,, 11T0,Westi •WaWatiosit
Ju><ior Room
e .Promotion Examinations "
. Sr, 'III to, Jr; IV --;.Janet Mae 'i r-
lane 86'' (honours) Hamish Mae 'ar
'Lane,' 61,' ( Mildred McQuillin, Mar-
garet 'Miller, Harold Hyde, Elvin.
iteQuiilin) '•recommended on year,'.s.
work, . M... .
',.,,JF . JII oto Sr. .dg-.4,6omlmti•LVona'
r X60, .Maragle Ptu vas '(standlnlg,400d. row'
or rceomnten1ing)
$r, Ii to JJr ` III Isobel' 1. ' ilier,
Helen .Tbrim
' Jr,'IL t6 Sr,.I1-Christine MacFar-
lane .1335+, Neely Todd 980, Calvin
Purvis 629, Rorald•F,orster 3994.
.44T to Jr,' '11— •Bieli Weatherhea l
1151, Veronica: Gaynor 874,, Myrtle;
Me9uiilin $72 Pearl •Everett • 236.' .;;
::�.r� Dorothy •-Miller:-4284;-- Florence.
McQuillin 1184;° "
..:Sr; Pr; Eldon Miller •757, Walter`
MacFarlane ' 666, : Jean' •Thorn , 616,
Gordon Morrison 529, Henry;,Everett•
Jr: Pr. =David Swan. 428.'
"A"—Annie Watson,° Ruth . Me.
Qui�llin, Jack Gaynor, 'Mungo Mac
Far1ane, Edith, Durnin, Dorothy Mc-
!Donald, Charles McDonald., . ' • •
• N B The standing of 'many of the
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pupils is very lo* my account of ab
sence ' dire to .illness
Number on, .roll'. 33; Average : att-
,11 Econom• . Roads. lead to 'Can �eron, ' Murdo0h• '& 'CD's,
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'hs''•Great��`•
.Store of 'hc 4��4,Da• "of ,t
Bar a ln :Econom ale:?
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, Ent°'re .S ock ood's Boots and' Shoes, Clothingand :House
Furnishings is going• 'on: Sale.•• Read over the list of Bargailis
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on our'Special Bills. Other similar' Bargains
await your purchase.:
W 'ok - .- ' • e offer Values o � canis t afford overlook
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ECOliOint Sale is h Createst -Sale event Lucknovvhas known %r
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Come Prepared to get unusual Values in First Quality Good
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list , . , _ _ , • , out and. �brn •:• want
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TERMS—CASH oney'�ref uned. if goods:not satisfactory., .: . .
Go,ne Buy - Save
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'Remember - the date Remember the p1ae
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feadliners for Sale -'Week's--
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h ea Linen` Tow
elings 8Yds':for 1.00•
Pure LinenCrash Toweling,
22c.per
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Cor"
Hcored•.`
Te�Y
Toweling; 4'
yds.
for$
1
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airy Shirt ng. Bliewith White pattern,
Reg.,
459 Sale.'Price 39c. ';
Rock-fastDrlll Shirting,BlackPattern, SA
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Price 7 ds. for $2. 0 •
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Color
ed and black Sateen, Sale Price 29c.c.ayd.
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eGoods:
WDolSerger Reg: $5c �
Sale
ale 'rice =59c.
Inch A11 -Wool Serge, Reg, $1.65,
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' at $L19
French. Delaine, All Wool, Reg. $1:50, at $1.19
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'ofos
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Just Arrived—Another s p_ .Y -
.WYhe
are;,:
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'• 2.95
Work .'Boots to :be 'cleared at$
Q.K. and one of the plums; of the Sale::
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Misses'Browna
ndWhite Leather Sole Oxfords,
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Sale r1ce'1.65
.Misres 2 -Strap Slippers, White
bite 5•`1
Black k
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ning,RrbberSolez Sale Price 115
Thc•Clothn$ Department is very y and
a
greatmany suits for boys and men- have said
"Good • Bye" to' this Department '. but we can
still fit you. •
uy them now and.be ready for the Fall season, -
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ening, Silks ;--
Pongee Silks, extra wide, inmany colors, Reg,,
Sale Price $1.29`
Duchess Silks, 1 yard wide, in ,Black,: Brown,
Green and Blue;: good Value, at '52 ,45, for $2.19
Habutai Silk,' White only Sale Price 98c.
China Silk, good width; all colors, Sale price 75c
lir Sale is'away toa good start--Lots•of goods of bargains—Lots of Salespeople
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to''serve• yo
Meti's Fancy Tweed Suits, Special Value: at
25.00-t0128.00, ' Sale Price $17.45
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,.' Navy Blue All -Wool Imported Cloth, "Blusea
Serge" Brand, in: Stout. or Young 1VIe.n's Model,
Regular $40.00, Sale Price $32.95 ..
A few only,'Boys' • Bloomer Suits, Dark Tweeds,
Sale Price 4.95 and $5.95
1KURDCi
JCKNOW .S LARGEST STO RL
' is -at Y'our Service
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Sebane No. 10 S
ll `! r Cash—We Sell Cheaper Than The Credit :Stores
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REQUIRE
ODS, YOU W RE �
;the. Bet Forks we can b
SAMSON„ HAY - FORKS—They •a .rebuy 'and'
,theywill a' eal to yau. They. are correct • ' in shape and : 'the,
;. * q`=itaridka •aro'- all 'Selected ,:Second Growth White Ash; ; .. ,
•HAY FORK ROPE --We have Brantford Pure Manilla Rope; We
hate;' been selling this• rope=, for years= and, know, where; our.,
customers have had over fifteen years service from one 'rope,•
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• HAY FORK PULLEYS -We have their in alt sizes.
'ROPE FOR HAY LOADERS—We have the , right,, rope for,: this
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ur ose. •It is 'tarred and will' keep otit the `wet - •
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MACHINE OIL -We 'have the finest' qua1it of ''Machine Oil that
-•we. •car procure. Don t 4 wear: your machinery-- out by using
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a low grade cheap Machine Oil,.
-BERGER'S; PURE PARIS GREEN" AND ARSENATE or LEAD— •
x�h To- hn1l:Bie s•
MIXTURE—Toevtent`the. h1i ht ';
DRY BORDEAUX pr g
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�CREEIIT�OORS;-_,DOORS,�6REE�11 W.Il11,DOwS-In ..man st les an
,.._ . • _ball,.,sizes. ,aa.•-_ _,.. _•
SCREEN` WIRE; -TO REPAIR DOORS --We have it in all Widths, -
PRESERVING KETTLES—We can fill your requirements for,the
• preserving season;• t We,rave--a'. good -stock •,of.•both-_.Enamelled
and. Alum nuft, • preserving kettles.'
- ement, -Lime and Plaster always '•hand.
�urde' & Son,
Successors to uckn0
W Hardware &. Coal ' Co.;
CREWE
and, 'M•s tiVill: �Beo•l and
_,: .., e -Y -.,gin
farnil' of Hanilton ` Mr. :and .Mrs:
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Aubrey Higgins, of Detroit, are •vis-,
iting at John Menary's.
Mr; and' Mrs. A. McQuoid
Freda spent the week -end with their._
daughterr Mrs =''J ,Little ,'
'Mr and Mrs'••W. Drennanvisited
with friends at Zion on Sunday.
Mrs Isaac:GawleY � .Spent .the aweeh
•end '.with-- f r iends.iin' Ooderich.
Mrs. ,Campbell has returned home!
-.after sPexdin• . %heF... as€ -.week... with,.
her Adaughter 'Mr's." 'Wm. Crozier,
Mess; .Ida `)iivett is visiting friends
in •Goderie'h'. • ••
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Mr.and Mrs C.. Elliott, 'and .Mrs
1�:'•:Saunders. of-._Dunrannon •s en,
Sunday. at 'SAM Sherwood',s ,
'Mr, and Mrs 'Bert Treleaven and
fatirily_- r!ere, fire.les,ts r..of :rllfx _ nisi' .
Mrs. RParks' on •Sunday,
A nuuber'.from Jpeore,attencled. fibs.
PrchTc at
,on..S. urdaY.«...
'IIAVVING A 1rOTl1, HARD TIME.
Tire .• DeMOcratio s Party 'Nal son"a7
Col'tvention, conSistin,g• of `7.095- del&
,gates, which :for over two}weeks has
been sweltering in the heat • of New
York City in an effortto; select a
party candidate 'ter the presitlenv,
by Tuesday , night ncl balloted 99'
times- without'reawh'nl; •a: decision,
The iireviaus record for ballots ata,
national •convention Was._ -in, 1860,
when a decision was reached by . the
riiJth ballot., Again and again the
convention has.refused to.change the,
method ref .,r'ocetlure• •in order to'
make a selection possible. Ballott, at -
ter ballot is taken with ,.little varix-
tion of result,
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Jessie 11.1. Buckingham 'teacher
S. S. No; 5 Ashfield.
Promoted to Sr. IV—'David An-
derson,, :W'illie Hunter,
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Jr;. IV�-Jean Ritchie,. Mr t Reid
'Sr. VIII=Alina Hunter, Frank
1 ie""Ritch`ie
chic, Wmnre:'>iunter,—
Beiy,l Gardner. •
Jr' III—Evelyn `Reid, Norma And-
erson:
Sr.. ,dI Cecil' Gaisfiner,
'Gardner
Jr " 'II—Charlie• ;AnderSon.•
Promoted: to Ist reader' Jim Gar•
dner,Llo
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A,-M,,Ws
,Webster. 'ea
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Sydney
You Well To - Watch
Zee `' 'eekiy Specials
500 Only ,Good'Size Tumblers,
•:.: ,3,Q:O�.Ox�lyGut,.�de;gn� T�lmblers,
'laza Glass Vaer';Pitchers,
Glass Cream' 'Pitchers
Glass) Cream Berry Sr.... -t8; 7 p:eces•
5c./Each. •
Each.
and`75c�
'25c:
70e.,•
We'!have PaPer Flates,Napkins, Cups Wand.
; Etc, for Picnics. , 1\
eFythirtg,for Preserving,. 'Rubber ,Jar. Rings_and `.
rKettles,• all sizes
Zinc,; Preserving.
aide
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riety Store
•S. S; 14o `7 Kinloss -
•Hon.:75% Pass•'60%•
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•Third Chass=Glacis Garton 4r�;/c;
Leonard Maclnnis ' 61; John Garton.
St rt49;. Geos
5'7; . 1tilalcolm wa,e, .,, .ge
Garton 8
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Second , Class ---Katherine ,Campbell
96; Evelyn:' MacDougall 82(;.. Kather
ine, . Maclnnis 62; Lester MacLeod;
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=Tiro Ma�:-Na11.84 'Har
Ist' Glass . ,,
;old' •Stewart.'63,
Primer—Robbie— .Campbell' 63 '
Franik MacNall promoted to, Sr IV
onyarl e . y wor k.
The following .we're absent for ex
aminations—Myrle :Gamble, Myree�
Gamble, Bob .Craig,' Margaret Craig'
Jim Stewart:
• (*) ',recommended
Jennie 'MacDonald ; teacher.
S. S. No. 4 Kinloss
Promotions on :term ;work and
an iinations.
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Jr: IV to. 'Sr.. l.V-- James Cassidy
Sr. III'.to Jr, IV—, Ho ruu'rs Lrl
liar Broome, IielenB•urt. Pass ---Ed-
ith Burt, Harvey Ackert,
Jr III -to Sr. III-Honours-'V(in-
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nifred Ackert: •,Paas—Jerome Va ,, ,
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rom..';Villie • B o n
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Honours '�H'arold
IL±' • Jr. III
to
''on rani averne JohnSton:-
Wary Y Pass-
1ar ' .Cassidy.;;, • • • • :
Sr. 1 to Jr 3I=H`B
onoursurned-
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ette ';Cassidy, ' Annie' Burt,', 'Reggie:'
Broome, Clifford Con•,ram..: Pa.s
IB orne• 'Johnston, • Dorothy •
Eckins-
wilier.
Sr. Pr; to Jr..I—Gwendolyn Ad's:
ere, Jim Burt, Clifford ;.Robb,
Jr,„ Pr. to Sr_ Pr.—Reynard Ack-
eikt'• 'LY da' •Johnston)`, equal, .:Treasa-
Casni
y, Eileen'Valad.
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'. rlo; , on roll. -27, •-Average att. 24
., C. Murray'. teacher
NOTICE TO CREDIT•OR
NOTICE;:: IS HEREBY' GIVEN,
-pursuant to Section 56, 'Chap. 121' of . -
the Revised. _Statutes: of , Ontario,
that all 'persons have, claims a^air
st the,.Estate • of -Donald D. Mclinn
b
ce o
on"dased died: • about •
, rho on:`or
the, ninth day 'of June, A; D 1924,.
at the Township of Kinloss in the '
Province of Ontario, are .require 1' to
,send by post;. prepaid, or to de'iver
to James 'Harvey:{ McIntosh, . R. R.
No; 5;: Lucknow, Ont., ,or . George
r._-
`Murray ,, R;""R -'No °"'5, Lucknow, 'chit; ' ; •
the Executors, on or before •the '8,th -
day .of August A. D. 19244 their
names• and addresses,, with -full:
iculars of thea .claims in writing,
awl the nature'gf''the securities (it.
a:.y) l' cid .i;y: thein : duly , verified, by '.
a . A`NatDu 'tory delira
ion
fuithe.- take no
tice 'that'af-
ter tl e' said
day: of August 1)24,
the assess of t to said estate wi i be' ,.
distribute:1 by the. Executors, anon;
the parties cis t'edthereto, h
avzn
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regard,' Dilly . to• the 'claims they shall
then have notice; and ,the estate will:
not he .liablef»r any claims not. fel
ed at• the' time of the ..said • distri-
bution,
DATED at • Wingham•. this 'third
-laY J. of `ilul' A • D 1924.
R: VAN•ST'ONE, Wingham,- -Ont
24-7-500` Solicitor for the Executors -; `
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"And- ou sayyou have lost con--
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trol of the car?" "Yes, ' l' can't .keep .:.
up the -installments." - •
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gine for such an extraordinary dead-
lock is that soiree ' "man - from Mis=
sourl" "must have asked •why" ;an ass
was" selected as t `h e :Democratic-- arty
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emblem, , and the convention is`
"showing him;"
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Here and There •
British Columbia's agricultural
,production last ' year' increased in'
'value
000
� , ,000 over. the,1922eriod ,
figures compiled by.' the provincial
Department... of. Agriculture- show..
A stead+ 'increase in the volume
off—wheat exports from • Canada is
noted in the •month) statement just
lulled' by - the Dominion Bureau of
Statistics: In'_April,. 1924, 6,086,465
bushels in "'all were, exported, as
against 5,143,304'in Aprtl,,1923. ,
Tt%is anticipated that hundreds -ai t
thousands of visitors to the beau-
tiful Annapolis' Valley, Nova Scotia,
will- help. -.motor celebrate ;.the,',.famous•;.:
.;fruit district's ";App[eB•lossom. Sun-
day," - which „falls on'' June '68th this
year. The entire orchard belt;' ex-
tending ,from Annapolis' 'Royal to
Windsor, -;.aa ,,distance bf about 80
aiiiles, ' is- alitiayye white`:`_ Anil rprnlc :;`
with blossom in . the. first ' part of
' J`une.•.
'he Monthfa Sales
I i t' the fo1h win. Clearin Lines:==
Satinette SIi.ps ==.
dome in_ Sand,- Navy6_ r aL dy, Rose ' .and Black, a', limited number left,.
Sizes to 40, Reg, $2.25• July Clearer g Price $1.69:
V-oilesr �,
Beautiful New patterns in the Normandy ' Voiles, Navy, Rose, Grey,
Black and New Blues, 40 inches -wide July Clearing Price 79c . a yd
arnica Cloth==
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For Dresses; Children s,'W'e•ar, Etc., Sand, Blue, Yellow and Rose, 36' in"
ches wideabsolutely' fast colors,Reg. 85c.July ClearingPrice 69c.
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Men's Straw Nats
-.. '. ,.. , .:..: :,. - fir• ,`•
•• Only- about•G.'a dozen left,, Reg: loa$3.50; towel~'
arthem out at only,. $1.081
Hon. Honore :Mercier,. Minister of.
Lands ands Foments,'.gpeak'ing "of'•ar '
rangements made; in the ,provinee for
forest protection this year, stated:
"I !really believe that the way ,the
service is'. organized and with the'
good will manifested by in classes
of the. community, who realize the:
importafice' of'-.protectint your na
tional domain, the year will be a
goodinione m*^ ai.' nd the losses reduced to
a m ' •
Most family' 'trees are " shady in
rartO
Boys' Long 'Sleeve Cotton Jerseys, sizes 2.4to in Navy
r..,Khaki, Brown.
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nd Orange', the good quality,:Reg. 50c.Price 43c. Each,
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Men's
... .Pants , Pants en's P
ants
150 Pair of Men's dd Trousers on -S €cil, Sale, p , Sa , and there .are, all sizes
Ize3.
from ..
S - 0' to Size 48..
Prices
e 2:50 , 2.00.
ar � Trouse s r for $
$3.00, Trousers; "for`$2:40
4.00 Trousers for$ 3
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.Tr ` r'.
�_. �5 ,00 ou e s for ' 4:00
$6.00'Trousers for
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$2.7.5 `.Trousers• for $2.20''
$3.50 Trousers -for $2.$0�'•
$4.50 'trousers for .$3.60
0 Tro
;.• $, users 'for 4:40•`
$7;00 -Trousers for $5.60 ,
,00 'Trousers fol 6'40
$
ee West-Wiri loi-foe--Special Display
Clearing
Prices
.on.
Tapestry
Rugs
onI
9 Clearing
Prices
on
Linoleum'
Rugs'
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