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THURS., NOVEMBER, 10t1i, 1949
HARRY BOYLE'S PLAY TO BE
PRODUCED NEXT WEEK
"The Inheritance" is the title
• of...a play. written • Iy Harry J.
• Boyle which is to be produced at.
h .e . Royal' Ontario Museum
Theatre, Toronto,, November 18th
to 26th, under •.the• .auspices of
Toronto,'s New •Play Society. Mr,
• Boyle is a natives ,of St. August
ine and is well known in this
district With a flare for writng
and radio, Harry has •advanced
rapidly in this afield and• is now
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.'iprolgrain director. for Trans-Can-
•.ada ;network .of the Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation,
His new play has its sOttin on
. g
'an• Ontario •;farm,'.
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Presbyterian Guild'
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LLTC,KNOW ONTARIO;
The Presbyterian 'bung :Peo-
ple's ple's Guild, opened on Monday,
November 1th with the theme,
"Missions". Betty Miller• gave ':a
readinga n d , e
offered prayer..
Norma Sherwood favored with a
solo. , Gladys MacDonald spoke, on -
the _,theme. • 'A ,piano duet was
played
yed by Marion MacDonald and
Elmer Unibach. A reading was,
given by Winnie Farrish• Rev.
MacDonald closed with prayer.
Oodles of • Fun for Every One!
It's ``a riot! Its •ahit! It's the
new l'6 -page Cornie 'Ho.ok Q ex
elusively with .The Detroit Suri_
day . Times', Tvwo ;Star E'di io
•
u,..
Grand entertainment! Comics gals
;.ore, . puzzles, magic, radio . list-. Get the New C -:
.. cynic -•Book;'
printed ;in Pink; with The De
trait Sunday Times. Two -Star °Ed
ition,' on sale .each week from
Wednesday on.
BORN;
ESSSEB.Y—In Winigham General,.
Hospital on Monday; October 24,;
to Mr. and 'Mrs. George,Essery
R. 3, Lucknow, a' ,son. '
WATSON=In Wixigham General
Hospital; on •Friday, October 21,
to .Mr. and Mrs. ' Donald. . Watson
(nee Grace Hutcheson); itolyrood,
a
daughter:.-,'
BANNERMAN In . Kinc':rdine
General-.:iospita>lw• an non. a
October 24,-1949'; to', Mr. nd ' rs;,
Harold- Bannerman, R, Kin
cardine, ''a 'son.
I:RWIN In Wingham General
Hospital,. on Saturday., Cyctober"
22nd, to• Mr. and • Mrs Jack: Ir-
, win,
r,win, R. , 2, Lucknow;':a• daughter,
Nancy.: Lorraine.,
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ASHFIFELD •
United Church W:1VI:S". Meeting
The Novexrmber meeting, of the
Rev. J: R MacDonald of River Woman's Vlissionary. ,Society of
John,, Nova Scotiia, 000upied the•
pulpit of the Presbyterian rehurch
on Sunday afternoon. He is •the
first candidate oto be heard with
a view, to .extending a -call ,to ,a
successor, to Rev. W. O. Rhoad.
Mr. MacDonaldheld services ' in
Knox ,Church, RipleY, morning'
and evenings . , ' ••
Mrs, Joe O'Keefe was .hostess
for the Norvernber rneeting of the
Worrien's Institute. The meeting
"opened in the usual way' by 'the
'Singging of the ode and., repeating
the Lord's prayer after`which the
minutes of : the 1st meeting .,were
read: and . d t . '
a o e�.. Busine�
,. F as was
thentaken. care •of. The guest'..
pga'ker Liras : Miss" 'Clara ..Mac
Gowan .. h .'
w o spoke , din children
welfare. ii Huron County, Her
address was 'Very•interesting, .as
she told of the work of looking
after more than 90 children . in
differerit:parts of the County The.
roll call was answered by dona
tions of new or :used clothing or
moneyfor the children's welfare.
United Church Y 1%.°7S: `
, The - regu?ar:• ,.meeting of the.
'Young People's Society was held
on ':Monday' 'evening,'FFollowing
the opening devotions 'a short
business period was condixc'ted: by
president• •Jack .: McKim. ::_Gladys
Kilpatrick, '„Christian` :citizenship
convener-; then;took change -of the.
meeting -Tilde topic on Citizenship
was taken by Margaret•.Rae. Nor,:
een• Kilpatrick, favored' with a
piano .'sold •.amici :•Willard ' Thoinp-
son ,. gave • a . reading Which per-
tained to . ' Rerrienribrance : Dray.
Contests: were ,conducted and the
meeting closed .with the Mizpah
benediction. •
the United Church was held. •at
the home :of Mrs. R.' J. Cameron,
Devotions were led by the presi-
dent, Mrs, W. , B. Anderson. 'The
theme Was "God' at work. • among
men • through the. Holy Spirit".'
Mrs. 'Harold Treleaven spoke on.
the work of the Missionary, Miss
Sybil Courtice, who is at ` her.
home in. Clinton on furlough
from.. Japan. An invitation was
accepted • from the Walkerton W.
M.S. to •:ineecikwith 'them on No-
vember fiber 14th. to -hear Miss` Court
ice;, The study book,., chapter 3; ,
"Growing, with the Years"; • was
Oven by_` Mrs. .J. Wesley Joynt,,
wh-o.also conducted' a quiz dri. the
preceding chapters. Those assist Y.
Mg, were- Mrs Hoag, Mrs °And-••
:
•erson, •. Mrs Rae; aMrs. Andrew,
Mrs,.. Hall, Mrs.: Kilpatrick and
Miss, Hazel . Webster. The Society
-made plans to entertain• the Mis-
sion Band and 'mothers;. At :the
close: of the meeting the hostess
served 'refreshment's.
YOUNG COUPLE HONORED
Tle •Hall; at Reid's Corner's was
,the scene of : a very. happy.'gather-;
ing on Wednesday evening,' Nov
ember 2nd. .when •a. reception was.
held for M. and Mrs Olen. Wal-.
deli . (nee . jean' 'Taylor). A`1arge,
crowd of friends•and relatives at..
tended .Music., for• the evening
was . supplied .by; Carruther.'s or-
chestra 'During intermission •the
•young •couple • were . called to the
...front and' Leonard' Reid ;,read an
address .and • Bob. Courtney pre-
sented . a' well` filled purse .of.
money.. Glen replieda'and all. poi.
ed in singing "For •the are: jolly
J y
good. 'fellows",
PAGE NINE
IN CAREFUL -HANDS
I'd had my coupe since t irty -
oae
And it made quite roar,
.I sold it to a.good old friend,
We're not friends, any more.
A:- dealer brought a well -k
G,hev ept
Some man had given his bride,
She loved the gift so very • ;much
WheP., it . was • sold, she cried., '.
Another `dealer brought a Ford, •:
You've guessed it, Bub, you win,
An . old, ;an •Owned it and '.it. -Was.
• Just nip ,:ly broken. in. ' •
And ret another dealer brought
A :Do e' as good as new, •
A nurse had awned it, ,and' you're`
'right';;
.Yes he : loved. • her•
1.. ' ' carp too
I wonder where•the•.lemons go,
The kind some mailman Shot,
Or, one some traveller drove like'
'heck,
The 'kind: that's not :So hot.!,
I wonder.. •W at the dealers: say
About the. kind :that roar; • •
They likely sell it to.. a friend...
Then find --,--they're. friends no • : `.
more.
WM. . M. Buckingham.'
TO'"INVESTIGATE' IDEA
-OF COMMUNITY. SALE
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Community • auction sales•
ap-
pear to :be popular in some cen-
tres. and the. 'idea is :.to be in-
:vestigatecl locally The matter.: is •
in •the hands of the: Agricultural' ' •
Committee of the • Chamber, of
Commerce, who will; endeavour,
to obtain' first hand information
•in •connection with such a project, '
BUSINESS : REVIEW DIRECTORY
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Your' :Guide To.„Service' 'and
a• d ValuesIn Kincardine Short Stories: . Recommending LeadingBusiness Firm
HARRY C, APMAN'S VARIETY', KINCARDINE CREAMERY LD
• STORE ' A '
Kincardine Phone 176
This very progressive creamery
This. is one of the most popu operated iii Kincardine, serves a
ula.r'stores'in Kincardine and thislarge. "part; of. this district
• M. a
is where you will find quality
most faithful and _co-operative
higher; than'.'price. •:Youn'. will be armer: The. entire :staff:h
as
surprised at -the Woriderftiliralues: years of experience in ' catering
Drop • in thenext time 'you. are 'business and it: is 'their object
in 'Kincardine as =this store is well at all times to, please their.cis,•
known and .�a' 'cordial : • welcome ,tamers; '• •
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will • be extended to ybu : This :: `.It is: on this ; basis that .a 'sic
store: is ;well known •' to 'people cessful'•'business .thrives' and .so.'
'frorn;the .Luckriow'District .and.. the Kincardine Creamery'strives
•:is 'popular as a'place where pec .to please theirpati'ons'with qual
pie at once • feel at home while ity and , service `:at : a price 'that is:
in town shopping: Moderate and fair:.
.. It's friendly atmosphere which ` , Highest market prices are paid
predominates ;.at all times, has.. for cream and . the- farmer :would.
placed. this store"in a class by do well to deal at the. Kincardine
itself;: and 'fit • May be '• termed Creaq;nery. Limited where he gets
shoppinig headquarters for the, the, most for..what he sells.'
surrounding district.,. In this review, of the progres-
We; " suggest that you make sive firins • of Kincardine,. the
Chapinan's Variety..: Store, your writer is pleased to =redomrnend
shopping ' headquarters whenever the Kincardine Creamery Ltd.
in: Kincardine.
Kincardine
Phone 123
LENA'S
LADIES READY TO -WEAR
Kincardine : Phone 96.
no This establishment • „needs
introduction :to' our women ,read'
ers ' It conducts a ` fashion centre,
for ladies 'from all over this part
of 'the 'country. `
In the wa ' of seasonable, coats
and ' dresses the carry' the very
they Y
latest' patterns from which to,
select.. They, ' stand 'bask, of. all
..goods. which they sell and as a
Consequence the :ladies. over the
great,
.. 'adjoining territory have g', •
confidence in -+the reliability of
this store. No "mutter whether it
is, a morning, afternoon, evening
;or sport garment; that you desire,
you will find .here :.a •complete
stock. , • •
Ladies! Take a • tip from the
writer., Make Lena's Ladies' Wear
your" style headquarters in' Kin-
cardine.
Lena's Ladies' Wear have coin-;
°pletely renovated their storeand
stock this . year. Visit their'Mod-
erns fashion centre.
t. BAKER & IRWIN •
AUTO BODY & FENDE•R° SHOP
I incardine „- -Phone-147
While they are sales and ser
vice for Chrysler and �Plyrnouth
ears , and Fargo trucks, they feat=
,ure a complete' service in 'body
land fender ' work, ; auto : painting,
'and repairs to all ..fakes of,cars.
Duco and Delux ,refinishing sim-
onizing and expert workmanship.
make, their 'service complete. in
every. department. . '
They have installed the -latest
of equipmentfor a complete re
pair service. No• matter what kind
m
bf •sash -up ".ou may have been
in ,you will find • that they will be'
able to. take ' your car • or truck
and, p.it it iii such condition' that
you 'would 'n mer know' it .,.,a
yhad
been in a collxsior <
If in • motoring .over the high-
ways you have been bumped and
the•body • of • the car is :dented, or.
fenders "bent, lamps crushed, etc.
drive 'around to Baker. and Irwin
..•u..
and"they will.._,fi x p your car" or
truck so that , it will look like
new,• at ',very little, cost.
CLARKE 'LEYBOURNE.
Registered Optometrist
Kincardine; Phone 254',
'Th`
istmetni '
opocal : actise 1
ca'ted in Kincardine is conducted
bya qualified.,, . j
aptoxn.trist, pre-
-pared to „give. your eyes the at
tention ;they demand.;
Your eyes are your, most • Pre'
cious possession: 'and should .re
ceive the correct ' attention. they.
deserve.,
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You cannot be too careful with
your eyes': -Very :'frequently eye..
trouble starts', from: the slightest
defect. •If you are having 'any
'any
trouble with your..eyes it. will
pay .you 'to consult 'Clarke :'Ley
bourne' for an examination 'which
may save you future -trouble 'and.
pain. •• •
His practise •'extends all over,
this section and he is glad at all
times to • have people .from this
vicinity • visit. his office. .•
DAVEY'S ELECTRIC SHOP
Queen Street Phonc' 162
This reliable firm i' located on
Queen' ',Street, phone 162,• Kin-
cardine and . is well known' . to
many of our read s- .for ' their
large' stock
of.
electrical ',appl
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' "You can rest assured .that the
most modern and Lip -to -date, MI:.
proved stocky will be on display:
at . this .progressive . electrical
firm.., They are known to have a
wide -variety of electrical appli-
ances and supplies andtheir staff
are 'experts for repairing .and ,ser-
vicing. A,
servicing.'A, most complete display
of washing machines, ranges,. re-
frigerators, electric irotiers,, irons,,.
vacuum. cleaners, toasters, ' etc.
Will gladly demonstrate ''any of,
the above'Mentioned. ' articles At
any time,. .
In' tlis''•special review ; of the
leading firms of Kincardine,- the
writer is pleased to refer Davey's
Electric Shop without hesitation§
and urge bur' readers' to -Visit this'
g
store •the nex£ ,nixie in Kincar-
dine'
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G /11 LINKLATER
FUNERAL SERVICE
,Kincardine a Phone 49
Linklater Funeral. ;Service rep- •
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resents • the. well -res Pected and.
substantial '' institution , of . the
comm iunity that serves the public
in an unselfish'' manlier. ' They
have a quiet, restful: place, ; af-
•'fording• all the privacy,••comforts.
.and ''conveniences• of .a private.
residence, as well as :an institu
'tion for the 'service ofuinanity.
Kniown : duct .r .
ami 'adnniratobleconmannersfunetheirals exin
celient facilities ' 'make .it •puss=•
ible .for them to` render a com-
plete
om plete service., We wish in ;; this
review to complisnent.G H Link-..
'later on the satisfactory service
he:•iso offering, the people:, of •this
sectioip
E. A. HENRY' BOOIBSTORE
Kincardine.
Phone 47 •
Located in Kincardine, this.,.'
store is held in esteem .by•
its
patrons ,Vere one- can obtin th,e
'best` in 'stationery, a large varied.
s of
tock books if.
o ice amid school
supplies • sand a splendid , stock of
small :wears,' wrappings; Bibles
and many ' other. ,gifts.. • Greeting
cards for all .occasions will be. ; ,.
found' here and; novelties are on
dis
` p1a y at this ,friendly store,.”
Their. gift 'display is the' ,most
complete 'that can be .found' any
where. . •• '
The service•
at this store• leevery
modern. Goods ,are ,well, displayed •
and . the . clerks are always ready
'to 'aid customers.
.They extend a welcome, to old.
and new customers and . are al-
ways glad . to have , you visit the' ' •
store,
• •at , is, With this in mind that wve
recommend ;Henry's 'Bookstore to
anyone interested in the purchase
of fine quality goods at the best:
prices; and 'feei.,that a purchase
there will More than • satisfy your
:desires;
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