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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17th, 1952
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NEW SHIPMENTS OF FALL DRESSES-
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NEW WINTER OUTFITS NOW IN STOCK;
CIMDE,EN'S .VEST'a0 ':N 1•52-44118% . WOOL.:
NEW ST'YLESIN BUNTING BAGS do PRAM. SUITS..
LADIES'' AND MEN'S WEAR.
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BORN
ECKENSWILI ER -In Kincardine
Hospital on September 4th to Mr.
and Mrs. Weir Eckenswil.•ier, R.
1, Holyiaod, : •a, daughter, Rita
Alice Louise. 8 ,•
CAMERON—in Wingliar Hospi-
tal on• Thursday,. September 4th,:
to •• Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cameron;.
R: ;7,. Luckno w,. a son,'
YOUR FAVOURITE BEVERAGE
CANADIAN
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•Fashion mote; The. shoulder
strap.' seems• headed for .whereverr.
,the bustle went: • ' .
Tlie, best; time for you- to hold,
year. tongue .‘is the trine you feel
like you must say sonriething or.
•bust.
CHURCH " NEWS
Fresbyterian Guild w •
The first meeting of Septemr
ter was held Monday in the form
of a social. There were 18 pres-
ent.,•, The call to Worship, taken
from. Browning's Works :and. the
Bible was read by' Rae Stanley
the president, after ;which Gladys.
MacDonald led in prayer. The
scripture passage was read. by
Marguerite . Vanderley. A story,.
"Does It Matter. Where We Live?".
was . given by: Susan MacNaugh
ton, A prayer by Gladys Chin
ended the 'devotional •part': of the
meeting.. Elmer• Umbach, led in a
rousing • sing song. A group' of
girls, Wilda Reid, Mable Stanley,
'Betty Armstrong, Ann Pedersen
sang a ;quartette Mr Winn. ably.
led in...the • games 'and contests. ' A
bountiful: lunch of corn, .hot choc-
olate and sandwiches was Served:`•
United Church W. A. •
•Group 3 heldtheir Septeanber
meeting at the home of Mrs. V.
Hunter •on . Wednesday, Septem-
ber 10th, Mrs.. .J: Hall presided
and opened with' hymn, 148, after
Which Mrs. G. Andrew read the
scripture and meditation follow-
ed by prayer. Fifteen ; Hades ans-
wered the roll call by telling how
they spent their summer vacation, -
The group decided•'to hold a Oak-
ing sale on :Saturday, '. September •
27th and would like .'all the mem-
bers:.to keep..this in mind, Hymn
388 Was sung,.. followed by a short
..program Consisting ,of. a reading
by .Mrs: R. Robertson, duet by •
Mrs. Hall and. Mrs. Joynt,
piano. solo by, Mrs. J. Allin Mrs:,
A. Maintop,. conducted an inter-
esting contest... The meeting . clos-
ed with `Blest be the tie that
binds" land the ' benediction ''Re-
4reshments; were served by Mrs, •
Hunter ,.arid the coaimmittee in
charge. •
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solo .and poems Were read.lby Mrs.
R:aynard Ackert • , and Mrs. Arm-
strong Wilson. ,Mrs; J. W., 3oynt
read .sketches of the lives and
writingsof several sacred so'lig:
writers and all joined in the sing-
ing, of a 'few verges from each
hymn.. A . contest' vas aonducted
by Mrs. E. •Hodgins and lunch'
was seiived bye, the , hostess 'and
committee. in'charge..
United Church W.. A, .
Group 1 of the W.A: was held
on Wednesday : afternoon;, Sep-
tember . 1.0th at the hone - of Mrs.
Kelso McNay. The.: Lord's. prayer
was ` repeated • in unison. The
scripture; lesson. was read by Mrs.
George Elliott. , Sick report was
given •by Mrs. Alex. Havens: ,The
roll: call was answered .by 26lad.
ies. ` Mrs. Alex. McNay• gave. a
reading;, solo . by ; Miss Margret
Rae; 'readings by Mrs. Alex
Havens. and .Mrs. Granit:.Macllier
raid; Piano' duet ::by -Joyce and
Elaine McNay reading. by Mrs:
,Orland. Richards .At ' the close of
the meeting .. a successful auction.
sale' was held.. The ladies • in
chargeserved a ';dainty lunch
Group II; United. W. A.
,i
wenty-one•..ladies met. at the
home of Mrs.: W L. MacKenzie:
The president, Mrs:. Harvey Web-
ster 'presided and openedthe
meeting with a devotional read-
ing and prayer. The group de-
cided: to have a program and tea
in the church basement on the
evening.; of Friday, November 7:•
Mary Aliiri favored with a piano
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, • family of four Aildren, two cif
• In, -1899 Mrs. MeQuillin married
la her now bereft huaband-who-with
'a family of, three daughters
• IN mOurn• the loss ' of a dear wife
Member of St. Peter's, *A lean
OBITUARY
.,Bilis. R. 'H. McQVILLIN'
The death of Mrs : R. • H. Mc
Quillin: occurred lit her home in.
Luaknow on Sunday morning.
She • had' been • poorly for sdrne
ime, an winga sum ' :.hid
undergone 'an ,. operation in Kit
chener. She had • been_, convalesc-
ing favorably • at her home here
until complications set in, and.
she failed rapidly.
Mrs. McQuiilin'.` was a. kindly,
mild-mannered and 'home -loving.
lady, who endeared herself -to a
-WideTeircl orifrieYrds-during--the.
many years She has 'resided in
Lucknow. '
Mrs/ McQuillin was 71 years' oI
'age; She Was formerly• Margaret
Maria Woods,daughter of the late
lVflatthew Woods 'and .Eliza ''Ann
Durnin of Con. 9, West • Wawa-,
nosh,, where she was 'born. on
April' 28th, 1881, .being one of a
LIMIT:
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TO: A
CUSTOMER
*Trod. Mortis of Oneida ltd.
Wm. A,. Schmid
Jeweller, •Phone 167-w, Luckriowv
(afternoon,'. conducted 'by 'Rev. H,
L.` Jennings: •Interment was in
Greenhill Cexnetery, the . pall
bearers being Messrs: George 1;
!loft, . T;: W. Smith, .1. L : Mac,
Milian, William.• Murdie, Philip
"Stewart and E. V, Baker.
Mrs:. McQuilljn •tis survived. by�
her husband RObert`, Henry' (.Ha.r-
ry) ' McQuillin; three daughters,
Mrs. W. G. Thomas (Clara), Nia-
agora Falls; Mrs. C. R. Myers
(Verna),. Kitchener TIT r . Thb1np-
son MacPherson • (Margaret) of
Teeswater; . a • gatand'ooti; ' Bill
Thomas;' one 'sister, Mrs. Fred
Hennernan, and one •brother, Dr.
H. D. Woods, +both of Detroit. A
sister; Miss Rebecca Woods, pass-
ed aivay in 1948‘ •'
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,I SEE BY THE . SENTINEL
(Conthmed from page ,1)
forth recently was split four
ways, with Isaac'Nixon of Ash-
• field getting one of the $25
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iptiONE:,20 : Of' the 18.4lies'. organizations of the
, " Ill church The funeral service was
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THAT the fire .alarm on Monday
tiSe session.
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a variety of patterns, 367 wide.
59c yd'
Heavier than the above.
69c yd.
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