The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-10-20, Page 7THURSDAY,
CTOHEH 20, 1949.
MEMORIALS
WINGHAM MEMORIAL
SHOP
famous for
Artistic. Memorials
at very reasonable prices.:
Alwaysa large stock -lin
choicest, granites W
•choose ,from, '
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Cemetery lettering a Specialty
• All modern machinery.
"t..A. SPOTTON
'Phone. 256 Winghani; Ont.,
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A fam9y plot should be
• graced with the, shrine like
beauty of a monument which
• will be everlastingly a tribute.
to those 'at rest. We have many
classic .styles to . suggest; and
will ' work with you on cus-
tom designs. . , •
Exceptionally. lbw prices.
No ''.canvassing, which' elimin-
ates sales` commissions.
Inscriptions • Repairing
Sandblasting Memorials.
,25 Years' Experience
The latest :in: Portable
Sandblast -Equipment
All workpersonally, executed
:Brownlie Memorial:
Alfred St:, WINGHAIVI`:
'Phone 450';`
or
NEIL " MacLENNAN;
Ripley, Ontario.
olster[ng
Chesterfields .. mid `.
Occasional haft
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Enid recovered'
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Free .Pick -Up attd Delivery.
STRATFORD
UPHOLSTERING CO..
42:' Brunswick St. Stratford
For further. information
enquire . at
"'. JOHNS''TONE'S
Furniture' Store
'Phone: : 76,Luckriow
LU roil KNOW
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—a girl who is planning to be
married?
We .Have A FREE
GIFT For Fer
We believe. that .every pride -
*to -be should see and hear
•about our modern cooking
method that retains the nit-
ural flavor, in the food.
:Our' lovely, gift ($4.50 value)
is given free for 'the .privilege
of showing '"her the newly
styled "Wear -Ever".. Waterless
cooking utensils, 'tl>la't are Apt,`
to be seen' in any store.
There is no obligation to buy.
Only girls that have not yet
seen 'oiir 'equipment are; elig-
ible for the gift. " , •
Send, or Phone: names to
your nearest distributor„`. • .
Huron:•Cottnty'.'_D:, 'Campbell,
Goderich, 956M; L. Cherry,
Brussels, phone 31; Bruise. Co:
C. Farrier, Kincardine,
112-r-5;; H. ,English, Wiarton,
289-J, ' . . •
`. "WE A R ='EVER`'',
• WATERLESS ALU1V1INUM
Sales atd *Service
.32 FoxbarRd., London, Ont.',
'Phone Met. 349-W.
NOT ,SOLD 'IN STORES
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HE LtJCKNOW SpNTINEL, ,Li7CKNO,W, ONTARIO
IuuNL,O.Uc 1-1':
The •Girl ' Auxiliai~y' . rriet on.
Saturday afternoon at' the home
of •Mrs. Toon. Bodgins:with a good.
attendance.. The'. president,. Mrs..
liert Nicholson, took charge,- The
`hyo "0 Master 'let • me walk
with Thee" and Prayer opened
the meeting, Miss Edna Boyle
read the scripture. The roll call.
was answered with the , word •
righteousness... Mrs.. Jim Boyle
read the ,thought for the day; It
was decided to hold the. bazaar
and sale of baking in the' ehurch'
'basement • on ; Monday, evening,,
.Octaber to which everyone
is invited„, Rey.,' R. Blight will:
ow a film ori ':the•life of Christ
along ,with musical numbers.,This
being a Work meeting th'e•'after=
noon Was 'spent in' knitting, •seri
"-•
ding- and ei i,Cbroidery work.' The
hymn "What a'; friend' vire have
in Jesus''': and, prayer .closed the •
meeting and refresinzents ' were
served by 'the hostess.: The ,Noy-,•
ember• meeting will be held at
the home of .Mrs. Ronald.
Thick-
•k
er ' , •
Mrs. M.' Johnstone, of Listowel
spent a few days with her Par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.: H. A. Graharn.
Mr.. and .Mrs. Allan Wall :and
Sharon of • London visited during:
the, past week with Mr 'and Mrs, .•
Wni..Wall,
.Mrs, , Wm; Cox 'returned home
from Goderich 'Hospital where
.she spent ,a feW days.
Mr: and 'Mrs ' .Milton Walsh:are
;moving this ..week td: their home.
here. We welcorrie `them ..to the
village
A nuMber from, here attended
the "International • Piowing'.:match'
at Burford r•durng' the; • week. .•'
The Sr .:W. A..rri,eeting wa's tield
' PACE: SEVEN'
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It's • tlie ' ,o tying '4champion in the
eavyweight wheel tractor class—With,the; knockoutpunch to whip 'p your big
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jobsin a hurry, ; the stamina to slug
it out continuously under heavy loads
with _fewer ..time-outs for adjustment
and repair ... the. fuel economy of
great new'.Diesel'engine and the
unequalled 'simplicity of exclusive
John Deere .two -cylinder` design that
insures' rock -bottom' Maintenance:
costs.
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There's every modern feature :.to
handle your heartier jobs easier .and :.
faster hydraulic Powr-Trot for finger-
tip equipmentoperation, an independ
ent clutch for -controlling; botlr Powr-
Trol and the power shaft, .a speed.for..
every.job, and 'Many' others.
From every angle, the John Deere
Model "R" Diesel is a proved ' per-
"former that will provide the' complete.
answerto your big-pov,er needs. Ask.
us for complete details.
uron Road, Goder ch, Phone 11'3.2
in Kincardine' :on Tursday' after-
.
To
. noon., at thehome of Mrs: W. J,
McLean. ' Mrs. , George ' Haldenoy
presided. .A.;- hynui followed 'by
prayers opened ;the. meeting. Mrs.
McLean • •toak the prayer part-
ners' prayer and 'Mrs: Geo. Hal-
denlby•the Prayer, for discipleship:
Mrs. Ed Schadfferread' the' scrip-•
tare' lesson. ;The Word for the. roll
call`vliias "Thanks" This being a
d..
evotional meeting. '
et n � the. mem-
g.
hers took• part A letter regarding
a special ,missionary '-meeting' , to.
be held in •;Southagripthn 'on. Fri-'
day,; "October 28:th .was; *read 'and:
further. plans w ll be made. Art-
icles 'were .received for the. bale
and the meeting -closed' with the
. , - "
litany. : r • . ,,
A numiber' from here. attended
the "Parent -.Pupil night`. at :Luck
now Town *.Hall: ' '
Anniversary services will' be
held at • the Presbyterian church.
on Sunday next` in the' 'morning
and ;evening. The Anglican :ser
vice .will' . be • withdrawn. • '.
,Mr.' John: McCormick, Percy &
Arthur were Sunday visitors :with
f relatives here /
''Miss: Isobel ..Orr of Kincardine
1 t is visiting', :with her , sister, • 'Mrs.
Harold Percy '.for a few .days.
Mr Perry, Hodgins • returned
:home • from Kincardine... Hospital.
'where he.. Was a `.patient for se.v
eral , days.
Mrs; W. J. Walker, Mr.& Miffs.
Russell Walker. 'of Petrolia visit::
ed on:Sunday..'with Mts..1.John
Barr: and family;
Mr: and Mrs. Vernie . Hodgins
were'recent visitors with Mr: and
Mrs., Jaynes 14. Hodgins.
' Mr. Ned .'Haide iby,.his son Fer-�
ris'•and his' grandson Terry from,
:the. .Soo visited during .the week
with. •relatives• here.
Mx. and Mrs George Steven -Abri
and Mr. ..and Mrs:,Dan My
• Visited' with.,` Mr. anc, Mrs. George
Haldenby. ,They are daughters 'of
the .late Mr; and Mrs.' Richard
Ryan who formerly lived •ih this
district.
rorito .spent the week -end: with returned home from -a trip. to "the
Mrs. Watson• ,Scott •
• Mrs: Harold Banner nan visit-
ed .with her"`parents, . Mr. • and
,Mrs.` Win Walsh. on; Saturday
1. Mrs. Howard Thompson• spent
a day in Stratford last .week.'
• Mr:.an
d Mrs: Jerome: Schmid &
family -40f Mildmay visited at Bur -
fon `Collins 'last Sunday.:
• A larger; winber, attended , the.
'recept'ion' :for• Mr. ,and :Mrs.:.Rus...`
'sel` Stanley in Ripley on; Friday.
Evening of last week.
.'hn `Fair, iMiss ' Minnie
d- r. and Mrs. Frank -Fair
Lai
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West.• 4
ir),
• . Rev Mr.: Brydon of Ripley Vis-
ited with'. Mr. ` Will; Arnold over
Sunday ;'r
Mr. and. Mrs. Midford Hunter
and `family visited with: Mr Sarni
Emerson: on'
• Sunday.
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Mr., An ' MeAuley. of ,Toronto.
spent the. week -end .with Mr.• and
Mrs, Frank Ritchie: •
Mt...and. Mrs.;' George ••"-Hunter
visited in London with Mrs.. Ken
Laidlaw.
Miss Edna' Haines. of Winghana..•
spent, a 'couple, of :.days with Mr.'
and Mrs: Harvey .Ritchie:;
Mrs. Fred Anderson and Mrs..
Will..Hunter''atteided a meeting '
in Dungannon.
Miss . • Dorothy . Y
�Ra nard' a n d
Francis and 'harry. Papernick vis-
ited the 'week -end with Mr. and
Mr's. Nelson Raynard
• Mr Mrs. Cameron' McAu1,-
ey "' and family visited
Mr. and
and
Mrs. Frank Ritchie on Sunday.
,; •
Mr. and. Mr's. Wilbert Keys and
Ruth spent Sunday' at Mr.. ' and
,Mrs. Will Ritchie's.
PURPLE GROVE,
Mr. and: Mrs. Donald McCosl,
Mary and Dickie • arrived home
from -a trip - to. -:the : Paci f i .Coast..
Mr. and Mrs,. Ben Scott enter-
tained a nuna'ber. ofO heir friends
to `a Thaniksgiving dinner last
''Mr, and 1V. rs. i3all of: London
visited: at -the home of Mr. How-
ard • Thorn,sor►.
1Vfr. Bob 'Ai niWtrong of Detroit
Spent: a few' days ,.at Mr . George
Ernersoti'h,
Miss Merle Dore arrived. hoi'rie
from a host • enjoyable • trip 'to
Ottawa' last ..week..
'Mr., and Mrs. Chris. Shelton, of
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