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THE Lr'CKjOW *'.SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Lyceum Theatre
WINUHAM
Two"' shows Each Night
FIRST SBOW' ` wAT 7.15
.,TONIGHT --+ THURSDAY
SPENCER TRACY;
DEBQRAH,KERR
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WARD MY SO
(Adult Entertainment)
FRIDAY & SATURDAY.
DECEMBER 16,` 17. ,.
JAMES G: 'EASON ,
•.LLOY.D,,NOLAN. .
JANE • WYATT '
BAD BOY
Matinee Saturday at 2.sf p.m.
MONDAY ;• & •;TUESDAY
DECEMBER.19,20
ROBERT . DONAT,
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WEDNESDAY &'THURSDAY
`DECEMBER 21, 22
DOUBLE ' •MILL
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Fighting.. -Back
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Intruders
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' LOST AND FOUND ;
ST. HELENS..
i Mr: and Mrs. • E. 3, 'Thorn .are
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a ' sitors, with their daughter, Mr,
and Mrs, Al Martin in Detroit,.
Don't forg1et the school concert
oto be held on Friday evening in
the conrn, unity • hall. •
• The December meeting; of the
Women's Institute was held at
the harp of Mrs. W. A. Miller
on. •Thursday ..afternoon, Iti •spite
of the unfavorable weather •and
roads 12' ladies' attended. The vice
president, Mrs. Charles 1V1eDon-
ald was in the chair and the roll
was yesponded to with a Christ,
rias' verse. Christmas cards were
'used: throughout the meeting.; It
was agreed to donate $2 to ,the
•Christmas Seal Fund: Mrs -Fred••
McQuillin ,dead a poem. "A Christ-
Inas yW ah".•1VIrs. 'Charles:. McDon
aid had`charge ofthe subject and'
read -an :: interesting: article .. on
4`Christmas .Milestones''" ' Mrs: E.
W; ' Ricefavored With a solo;
"`Glory' of Cihr' "- ' An ex-,
change of. ,ChristMas
las gifts ,was
enjoyed" after which • lunch was.
Served with Mrs, 'Gordon, Mrs. F.
G. ,Todd and Mrs'.. Jaines Curran
as : hostesses.•
Mr. and Mrs.: Jas. Snowdecn,
Mr and Mrs. • Ernest . ',Snowden,
Mr G. A. Webb, Mrs, .Roberts
andMr.. and .Mrs. • E., W. Rice:
attended the funeral of'; the . fort
mer's ,other, M'r.• Wm. ,Snowden
at- Orangeville on' Monday, ,;
The' annual meeting • of ;tile Beef
Ring , which. ,was postponed, last
week" -O alccount of -weather id
•-oad,'=c-onditions, willobe'•held: this
Thursday :evening 'in the. hall. A
good' attendanceis requested,..
The "lost and; found ` depart -
Tea' at The Sentinel Office `.cur
r'entllr.; has . to: 'ofer'. free , or the
calling, a • man's scarf, .. red and
beige ;,knitted gloves, a pair of
children's mitts, ; red, • a' . lady's>
brooch, :a jackknife and a large
table. runner, the latter' lett: by
error in the wrong car .on Sat=
THE VOICE.. OF ,TEMPERANCE:
.The • opponents of the Canada
Temperance Acta are :trying : to.
that. it h ,failed to
make out. a as -
•prevent • the. giving .of liquor,; to
minors. This contention • is, un-,
•founded!;• The, Canada Teper-
ante Act definitely ".forbids :a
public carrier :delivering. an: order
:of : liquor to a minor. ,Moreover.
the failure that • is seandalous' is
the :failure of the' Ontario - Liq-,
uor' Act • 'to . keep :minors 'out , Of'
beverage rooms: The Huron
Temperance Federation is sure
FOURTH CONCESSION
Mrs. R. Martin and son Austin.
attended the agricuItura1 meeting
in -Walkerton last. Thursday,
• Mr. and Mrs, George MaeGil-
livray have removed to their new
houne in Kincardine.. They will
be missed from the, Fourth :Con
cession. • . • •
• Miss. Irene'Roulston is recover-
ing from • an attack of :chilcken
PDX', •
Mr. Clare .MacDougall and son
Rbddie of Fleslierton spit Sat-
urday night at the home of his..
'father sand,other, Mr: urea
'Red MacDougall,
Every, one .'•is pleased that Mr,,,
Dan r•1VpacIntyre •% is .able . to be',
home from Winghazn Hospital;. :'
Snowplows of Kinloss & Hur.on
did their ,,best'
to: keep `the • r✓'on-
cession open .•:last week.,
Mrr
and 1Vrrs, Dan Thonipsonl
'have ' been %ok ,with a, severe
cold. • •
• A very nice shower for' 'Mrs:
Lillian • Simpson was: 'held last
Tuesday .afternoon at the hone
of •:her mother; Mrs. J. .C'arrugh.;
ACCIDENTS.. AT' GrODERICH
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Presents ... ~' ;
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Dec. 15 16 • 17 •
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• See the mysteries of the sea -see, man 'fight' an octopus;
ti see, Man lashed for talking back to their captain. Men
against the storm in this revealing sea story...... •
� `The Wake of :the Red
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16 :Played for'' 20 solid weeks in one theatre in Toronto—.-
starring JOHN WAYNE and, GAIL RUSvLL
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. it PL S_Dyzzy Acrobat" cartoori, Universal News &:Sema1._...�
onda Tues a Wednesday, Dec. ,1.9
A delightful 'double billy with..plenti of laughs,' and music
with 'GLORIA JEAN .:in
Treacherous winter driving
conditions lest Wednesday were.
responsible for ' two "accidents
near :Goderich`. On' thecurve at
the overhead bridge • north : of
Saltford, 'Rev. • C. B. Woolley'e
car slid into • the path 'of a Car
�aipp a c, g � roams"'_- pp I
d rectierf and -driven •,hy: -Gordon
Sampson -of Goderrch, and ac
coo partied :9 y Mrs. Sampson and
two children.. Their l3 -tr onths'-'
•old son had the, = cartlige in his •
nose broken : in ` the imnpact. Each
car was, stated to be :damaged to
the :extent' of about; $150. •
• That same evening at,,Saltford,
Mr F. - T •Armstrong's car . ;was
damaged to the 'extent•.of about
$250; when in collision' with: the
wing' of a snow• plow. Mr. Arm-
strong, Joe '.Kelly and, ' George
Buchanan were' returning' from,.
a practise; 'of the; Harbor Aires
ichorua; at Sky Harbor: ,;'Fred :and,
Mr. Kelly escaped with a shaking
up. Mr. 'Buchanan had . his face
lacerated
'that there is: less temptation and
danger* for minors' under the
Canada Temperance Act thari un-
der the . Ontario Liquor Act.
1 oiriO►taftwasft;$1'i avais,sabial �'i+ M oteater' f ismi !#a+h'ratOrbsi plino.. -
bout .
ening
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•Starting froth crotch. this hatchery will. be Government- nt-
pproved and inspected, our..eg
a eggs being Secured.' from. Dur
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once Farms; Sarnia. All birds in above flock, blood -tested v are
and banded, in fact being one of the 'few accredited flocks.
in. the Dominion of i Canada. '
We .are determined that all- customers must be satisfied ti
and :we are prepared to go the limit to keep them so Before C
you order chicks for the coming' season, investigate' our 1
Breeds, Prices; ,Discounts,, Guarantees' and Brooding Charges."
REMEMBEIR!.
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This Hatcher Is Located ;At •• Lucknow:` ,�
where : yon, .can. see ' the chicks: before E
takingethe.m • home. , z
Dea D'
Plearder Form,' sola -addressed.
se send- PrrCe List, ., O ,
stamped envelope,. and,. all available literature ,LehcenmrY,` •
i your .chicks to i '
CLIP ME OUT AND. SEND ME' TO
Crawfords Chick Hatchery.
ft Box 125, . :
Lucknow- Ontario
Phone 165,-Lucknow
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,Rev: ,L. Wvwen of Southamp-•
ton will; ;be' ; wekc hied here on
10,th, by the Anglicancongrega-
tion when he . will. be celebrant
for the cora munion *, service,: On
the. following evening the Suis'
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Surrender Dear"
And on ' the second half, Those three mighty atoms of,
comedy, THE THREE STOOGES in
"FIDDLERS THREE"
Plus, a; delightful short, "Diving Champions".'
Fred Newman, 'Whitechurch'
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assistant sec., Mrs.l Geor a Gra- ture .lesson • -•was ` read' Ib 112rs:
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.ham, 'serial; service sec., Mrs: H. 'Tom Hodgins' foil 'wed by • the
Graham, sec: for Little Helpers; •'prayers:- The -Rev - Ralph •Blight_
Mrs. 'Geo. • Haldenby; work ,eon-. presided; for the election of =of-
. and ficers which wieners,,. � M'rs. Ed : Schaeffer : 'were � as follows; ` .
Mrs. Wm.: Wall, prayer partners '�pres., Mrs. Bert Nicholson;.' vice
sec.,: Mrs.,John Colwell; • buying prey, Mrs. Ronald Thacker; sec
committee, •, Mrs. Maurice Hod- treas., ' Mrs. • Karl Boyle; , aasistai t
gins, Mrs.: Herb • Grahham, . pro- .sec., Mrs. Jim''"Boyle programn
grlaan comiunittee, Mrs. Geo 'Gra committee, Mrs.' Bert.. Nicholson,
'ham. and Mils :Edna' Boyle .: ;The Marl "Boyle, Mrs.Jim Bayle
Meeting closed with the' W:. A. and Miss May Boyle. The `meet -.'litany ,and' a dainty, , lunch' was ng closed by singing': O little.
served.'
town > of Bethlehem"' and Mr;
Saturday afternoon the Blight .. closed " :with prayer. A
Girls Auxiliarymet =at. the •.home-:dainrt •. lunch_ was served.
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of Misses.:Edna `and :.May•,Boyle .Mr. ,and MTs, Bert Kennedy of
with ' the president,. Mrs: Bert Agincourt visited on Sunday 'with
Nicholson, in charge. The scrilp- ' Misses Edna and 'May Boyle
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day School will 'held 'their Xmas'' :i
conCert and 'social : evening. •The •
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Christas carol service will be : {■ SINGLE . BAGS `to CA LLOT QUANTITIES ''r
on• Christmas Eve at 1.30 instead
r our
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of .on Christmas. 'Day.
:Miss Catherine Gibson and her,
pupils are ;ppreparing ''their con-
cert for December 16th..•
` .::Mr • and. Mrs Jim Bodge spent
the .,Week -end. at Chatham
The; Decennber 'meeting of the.,
Holyrood °Women's. Institute was, .
held on Wednesday•• afternoon at
the home 'of.:, Mrs. P. A. Murray
with •the ' president, Mrs.Jack
Ackert; in! char ge*.After' 'the
usual opening, 'business: was dis-
cussed. Mrs. Tom, Hodgins .read
the. Christmas ..paper' which was '
(prepared by.:Mrs.• W. ' J. Mac.-:
Lean. ;:Mrs. W ri, Eadie read , a
paper and Mrs Raynard Ackert
conducted • a contest, Miss Doris•.
Barr ,and Mrs. ,13. A.. Murray won,
the prizes for- the • candy contest.,
,Vocal --duets
eanor arid Margaret Murray and
a piano: duet by Misses Eleanor.
Murray and Edna Boyle. The
meeting closed with the National,
anthem. A ,dainty 'lunch was ser-
ved by the' hostesa and commit-
tee.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs.'
Ed Schaeffer was` hostess fer''the
Sr, 'Wopen's , Auxiliary. -Mrs.
George Graham *as in charge.
After 'the singing. • of Christmas
.carols the scripture Was read by
Mrs, ,Win. Wall, followed by the
prayers, Miss May Boyle- taking
the" prager partners prayer in the
aiasence. of Mrs. John OolwelL
Readings' were • given • .by Mrs.'
'Torn Hodgins' and Mrs: • G. Hal-.
denby,. This being the annual
•business meeting: thd'Rev; Ralph
Blight tookcharge for the elec-
tion : of officers 'whfoli' were as
follows pres.,; •1VIrs 'Torn I :od-
ging; vice pr.es., Mrs. Karl Boyle,,,
sec: -ureas.;- Mrs. Geo, HaIdenby;
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CO-OP QUALITY FEEDS At .Lowest Prices
TRY THEM — . YOU'LL LIKE THEM!.
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Co -Op Pig Starter
Co -Op' Hog Grower
Co -Op Hog Finisher
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CO -Op Fattening Mash.
CO -Op Poultry Concentrate
Oyster Shell, Grit •
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