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c'hy on the home farm;; and three
sisters, ; 'Mrs. Wilfred Franey
(Mary),:;. Mrs. George Dunbar
'Olive, 'and Miss Ann • McMurchy:
He was predeceased by one
OBITUARY
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DAV$D JOHA1 MCMURCHY
Death ' came to a popular and
•nesteemed - ident = of Ashfield
resident
Township on Saturday, August,
270, ; in".the passing .. of David
John :McMurchy, at ' Alexandra
. .' .' • and Marine- Kospital, 'Goderich.
,His death' was the result :of a
stroke
1VI'r. McMurchY
.9. At"his s death
was within four days of his 72nd
ay. He was a son of Alex -
der IVIcMureh andr- Margaret
y
art and Was born. in Ash
Id Township -on 'September 1st,
18 • .. 'Brave resided in Al'ber'ta:
m .1910 until ' October. 1944,
en he • returne ' ' o his naive
hip r• . ,
e is survived by his wife, the
fo er Annie R Bueglass, to
wh•m ..he was • married ` .at the
bride's home, Con. 12, Ashfield,
on March 6th, 1913. Also surviv-
in are', :a daughter, Mrs. Mar-
g ._ t' , Hatherton • of Calgary; a
son Willis' S' MPMurchy of fat=
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1 SEE.BY .THE
.SENTINEL
THAT Oscar Iodgxis visited last'.
Thursday n� �. ondon with -=._his
brother Harvey, and felt therewas some ungrovement:' in Har
vey's condition from when. bei
:was taken to London. • °
THAT. Barry Hackett, who suf-
fered a badly injured knee, as
:well as other injuriesin a re-,,
cent. ;car. accident, is home 'from
hospital . in London• and able to
be' 'about on crutches.
THAT Ashton's Ladies'; `Men's &
, Children's Wear Store. is en
larging its premises by . the
addition of the shop recently
vacated by ,Wm. Schmid. 'Car-
penters are busy renovating
urtlay' afternoon.
Mr. Pierce was a native of Kin
loss Township, having been born
,on the old homestead on the 6th
Concessionnow owned' by, Peter
Carter, Jr Mr Pierce . was . one
of a , farn.ily of eleven children
born to Henry Pierce and Fran-
ces ,Harper. As a young roan he
sister;-- Mrs.-- George Ferguson: was -employed as a furniture -fin -
(Jennie) and by two • brothers, fisher' with the Lucknow firm ' of
Armour, who died of the 'flu in Cliff and' Forster, before going,
1918 and Hugh whose death ,oc to Manitoba where he was one
curred. in 1952.: . of • the pioneer settlers: to take.
The funeral service was held up land in • the .Reston district.
in Ashfield • ,Presbyterian , Church 'He visited in the old .,home . tom
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on Tuesday, August 30th, con munity . on several occasioris.. It
ducted 'by his . pastor, Rev.•• J. R. is about :five years since he was
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MacDonald. Interment was . last here.
Greenhill „Cemetery, : the ' pall :Mr. 'Pierce.'s ' wife predeceased
bearers' being Neil ''G. MacKen- him several years ago.. He is sur-
zie, Henry MacKenzie, . •Jack -rived by three .sons and three,
Dave ' Johnston, •• Reuben . daughters,, all in Manitoba.
Bradley, , • .
son. and` Fred MacGregor.:: • Also"' su viving • are three:'sis-
ters, MST -Geo. Harrison (Alice):
.THOMAS• PIERCE •: of Huron ,Township;. Mrs. Wm.
Word: ' was received here •
,. • MacLean (Bertha) 'of Vancouver;'
Jennie of Lucknow, and by two
Friday of the death of. Thomas brothers, 'Noble of Lu, cknow .and
Pierce which occurred at ' Reston, Jaynes of Reston...:
Manitoba, on Thursday, Septean- He was: predeceased by a sis-
ber lit at the ° age of 85. H a had ,ter 'Elizabeth Aran. and ,b ' ..four
,rile. William, -
been poorly.. for:.a. t . !brothers,, Edward, William, Harry
The ' funereal . service Was held and Alex `Pierce: •
TOMATO''JUICE.
• ' Stokely, 48 oz. � - -�-� --'
B..• OSTONB1OWW B-EAI�
Aylmer I5 oz. _-=--�--.
GREEN. 4+C IANT PEAS
WHOLE ..DII...:PICKLES.
Rose Brand, 24' oz.
SUCCESS WAX
.20 oz. ‘,
FREE DELIVERY
taws, a : brother, Archie. MooMur- at : Reston United Church on Sat- •
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For School or Dress ' Wear
MEN'S, BOYS', YOUTHS'' SCAMPERS,
$5.95, $4.95, $3.95
SISMAN TREDDERS DRESS. OXFORDS
__.B 'ands D_ Widths
SISMAN w THOROBILT 'WORK.
.for Boyar
ito . Gym - Shoes, Running., Shoes
Saddle. Oxf brds
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SHOES
Loafers,
S$-
aerill Range Back.toti-Schor6 s
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keine.. Footwear ` For' All • The Flail),
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. the premises, which •• will have . he had already met • several',
an inside entrance from .the
main . store. , -'
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'THAT Marie Cupskey; who has
been, : invalided for the past few
years from. - polio, suffered a
fractured leg' recently in•being'drop in ,last' /week : to get one.
1.
moved from her 'wheel. chair,'.' o--
and, was, taken 'from Wingham THAT Teeswater has 'inaugurat-
Victoria Hospital, for treat-; ed a " ten o'clock .: curfew that
to
'merit,. requires all girls and boys' un
der sixteen to be off the streets
airmenwhom he haad:known •at
Saskatoon;
THAT the Kiztail. SN. 1. 'cook
•books are:going far afield, ;We,_ •
:had-a-�lad from Wisconsin
Y.
THAT • Bessie Reavie, .who had
• beenin hospital: in London re-
ceiving : special treatment , to
correct 'the shoulder • 'fracture
•she : Suffered in a motor acci-
dent, ' is home and was. able to
start school on..: Tuesday, with
the :arm in a sling. ' '
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THAT Mics. Frank Barkwell has.
accepted a position ' at Hall's..
Grocery : d 'counrnenced her
new dutiesan�on Tuesd`ay, as.suc-
cessor to Mrs. Winnifred' John-'
ston.
YOUTH:AND. ALCOHOLISM
Does. ' your _r-child_follow heY
'Gang? Of couruse. • he does.' All
young people°•want the approval
of their friends and most will
drinlsc !jnn it Girls as well ass'
boys become involved this' way,
:and drink for them is a greater
peril than. for boys: '' '
Young ,people often drink as a
reaction from insecurity : or .a.
sense of ,inferiority. 'Even . a bad
case 6 of acne may,lead to drink:
And once-..:drinkink_ becomes a • 17 -PLATE HART CAR BATTERY
habit the trend to alcoholism can ' : . (with old (battery)
(begin' very early, Youth should
know that the• age level of Can- . INTERNATIONAL MUFFLER , for Ford cars 1949-54 $6.60
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at that ' hour:. The' curfew, hour
will revert to 9.00 o'clock 'with
the cessation of daylight say.-'
ing
r' a ce,
time. :olbse
THAT Mrs. 'Evelyn Barkwell re-
ceived : an, air mail letter from
•her on, Lloyd; announcing his
arrival at the Canadian Air
Fgrce ;Baas at Baden, Germany
Lloyd` flew .overseas., He said
THAT Mr; BruQQ":MacKenzie.:has
,accepted the appointment as.
caretaker of •Lticknow United
—Church, and he :and -Mr -s -Mae
:Kenzie .have. commenced.. their
-duties. " '' • • . '
THAT Charlene Smith, daughter:
of Mr. and, yrs, :C, L Smith
of Blenheim, .and- a graduate of
Teachers College, London, 'tVIIl .
teach -'in Paris- this year. Char- '
lene was :a student at Lucknow
• District High School` prior to
.her . fathers transfer 'from here
to Blenheim, as Bank •of 'Mon'
. tr' al .manager. .:
13 -PLATE HART TRACTOR BATTERY
(with old ,,battery)
• FY.r •t
$8.40.
$16;50
ada's p alcoholics, has • changed
alarmingly. In 1042 40 _percent
were under 40.. Ten' years later•,
20 percent -were under' 3t, 'This
steady lowering of the alcoholic
age- so concerned- the-:A,AY-=-grotip
in Toronto at, a recent convention'
that they saw fit ',to set up' a
sPeCial . youth section. It should
be 'stre'ssed,. continuously,.that as
yet .no, test has been devised to
show which "moderates" will her
come ""alcoholics".---Advt..
CAR;SIDE .:MIRRORS .44..', .i i ' 4' .,
.. ELECTRIC FENCE BATTERIES :....YY1 •N.=...,
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- REBUILT .,.-GtENERATORS:— -- •.r j
.$1,98
.$3.59 •$3.59
$0,50
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DOssitiN'. SHIIvTINg
' A 'good assortmenty of sanforized'
suede doeskin shirting, ideal for.
"11-iens and boys' shirts Priced at,
' "yard' i, • x''4'4FiaYii{rFpUuifYi.Y,ii' 65C
a.
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'Warn and cosy Glengary pastel
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MEN'S RED SHIRTS
Men's red doeskin shirts, . sizes
-- s,nall,-medius,, and large-.7-$2:98--
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arge `.$2':98"""..
MEN'S JEANS
Men's 91 oz. denim )ears, ideal:.
for fall and winter;. sizes '30 to 42.
Priced at YY,i/iiiiYY Yii' K15
LADIES' . HANDBAGS
A popular line on ladies' new;
—handbags- for fall- at,d •winter:-'
Price iF....Yi.. Y,... .F.,.ii: $1.98.• to :•
$2.96
TERRA TOWELLING
Absorbent cotton ' terry towelling •
colorr . multi stripes. Ydi .:i .69c -
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Men's--smait .genuine . leathcyr
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New men's mint green, dross
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(brown suits. Only ..iiYFiiiY(.YFi•: $2.98