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THUTtSDAY, APRII, 20th, 1950,1'
THE LUCK OW . S I IN , 1,iUCK,NOW, .ONTARIO
'ME: NINE
JOHN
QUALITY FARM:.. EQUIPMENT
Sales and °Service
Bell `cl�t�����lt
Threshing -Machine
ison of i e
G .Re. r atdr � •.' �'
;g >r.., . ,.. s anc�,. Washers .•
Woods Combination Frigidaire anc� Freee>rs;,
Sp C•So.
FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. :
3uron •Road. 'Phone'''. 1132 :Goderich, On
In .1949
. Canlada's ' exports to- $82,000,000 from the ,preceding
tailed $2,993,000,000, a decline of . year:. • •`
ustomer
• OBITUARY
• MRS., 'THOMAS. A, VERGUSCIN
Early last, Wednesday morning
death' came `,to:' Mrs.• T...A, 'Fer-
guson at her horne 'ori Havelock
,Street- in Juckrtow: Mrs .. Fer
gusono;had been in failing health'
since, she suffered a ,paralytic
seizuxe_seven _years_
ago....On
day , .morning ,she . deueloped a
.severe • strokefrom 'whi•ch, •she
died.; :
Mrs. Fergusonwas formerly
Rdhecca Jane ;Phillips,. a daugh-
ler of the 1ate`i*r. +and; Mrs..Sam
iiel P]iilliap:s.. ' She was. 'boo.- in
Ashfield Township. in 18 and
was in,- titer' 7.4th 'yeah.. Apt the 'ag..
tof •twenty ix', years 'she becain
:the ',T ride of Thcmas A. "Ferguson,.
sonof, the nate Nir, ,arid Mrs.. Jas..
• ` F:ergi;zsan.: The .:!young ' couple.
!farmed at Lanes•..until they re
tired to Lucknovy'six years' sago..
�Mrs.• Ferguson:was a lielonjg:
member of , the Presbyterian. •
church fan.d` Was, 'active- ;in ;the
W MuS; and Sunday ,School,
The •funeral service . wwas » held
in the ;•Lueknow Presbyterian
-Church, conduicted--iby Iier✓-form;
er pater,; Lir C," -Ti. 1VlraeDonald;
who spoke: words ' of '''comfort to.
the bereaved.. •
• Interment • was in Dungannon.
Cemetery with six ' nephe s,` .
• .Messrs.. Elsner. Phillips;• Ernest
'.Blake, Ediggar,, Alfred and Frank, ..
tRitclhfe land; George ,Saunders act-
ing ias: gaTllbearers. The .'flower
.bearers were Messrs.' Jas., Henry;
Wi1h'am Ross, Roibt Ritchie, Wil
lia�m Irwin, Cecil Gardner a.n d
James`. Phillips
Survilving;• ,• are 7 her husband,
three.vsons, Sydney, Lo.ndon;,`liar-"
old, Goderich; T.tim, Wingham;• a
sister 1Vr ..ry E ,..:Wrrigham
pital;,' and .ten grandchildren, An
infant: daughter Marion,: •Jane,
predeceased.' her •• smother thirty-
, y,ears:. 'ago
re
rt •
of
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re- •
ma .
Or •
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everyone knows that Dominion. Textile Company
Limit•ed sells •f ne•cotton product's:'"
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But we buy tliings,. too, We're customers,of other
a;
Canadians, right across. the country.
'Ara company'we purchase lumber, papr; corn and, .:.'..
potato starches;:rli(niu.rti , transportation services
in<l, a hundred. and one otheritc'rtrs: trona�
different parts of Cinatl r,
• And the 12,'5()0:,e,nployces.it1 Our 1plants,.drawing
among the hi hest textile wages, in the• world; spend
ninny millions of dollars a year on flour' from. prairie.
:.wheat,:ineat from Alberta t cattle, fish from both
Atl rnric and Pacific coasts, homes shade with the use of
13, C:'lumLer'anrl on .fitted witl.i•.furnishi•ngs and', •
• appliances from al provinces -and other 'goods. and
• - - fellow -Canadians.
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DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY `LIMITED
' 'MANUFACTURERS O
G 0 PRODUCTS•
THEREH.' ,.
MON ET
FO►R:.;.
the 13 of M
v
Y BANHb
tO A M/(lFON t0.41)/AN$.
•
ittinning short• of feed? Don't let stocks
fall tot ,low because you haven't' the steady
cash Talk 'things'• over with your B of .M•
manager; '
• • Remember —When 'you ask for n lcsan,at
the 13`of lvf yoiu' do nit ask a, favour: If You
can plan. repayment from your farm income;
there's, money fir you at "My Bank", And
that goes,for seed and fertili er, too. • •
• BAN . O r . MO. STi EAY,
�a
.`ucknow 'Branch:
• C..:'L. SMITI-i, :Manager•
Wr""o ...G WITH CANADI'AKs JN EVERY
NORVAL STEWART BUYS
YORKSHIRE CHAMPION SOW
At the- Zone 2 Yorkshii-e sale
at Walkerton on, ,,,Frid'ay,, :.April
l nth, cosnpr'ising of the trountieS
of Grey, .Bruce, Huron and•parts.
of Perth and. Wellington, 34 err-
!tries sold for $3,424 so . it could
in ..truth- be: called a $100 -•sale
• 18' bled sows .averaged $100.
The 11' ,boars averaged• $115 and
the five•,open sows averaged $70..
The highest price for the: sale
was on the Champion boar cunt
signed by, W. c., Pegelo of 'Cargill
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and'ilwas purchased by J. Nvoxman,
Graham ;of Palmerston. forj205._
The highest°priced bred sow was . •
the one declared champion and
sold to Norval Y. '' Stewart .of -.. '
Lucknow for. $130.. It was con
signed" br, J.., W. Srrrith of. Brl.ts
sets. M
The quality of the offerings
w s excellent::atnd there was keen
demand.' The ' ring 'master and
judge was. R. 1 '., Graham assist-
ant live stock' CorruniSsioner, Anel
the auctioneer ',was D'onald Blue,
M,I.' . Ripley,. The sales manager
as G. R. Gear,
on Guarantee
Trust Certificates
ISSUED for any . . for term of
. five years .... guaranteed both as to principal
and:interest , : Interest cheques mailed to
reach holders, on ,cue date, or, at " holder's
option, may be allowed to accumulate at
compound interest.
•
�• An dea.Ii't>Lvestn er% for:•
Executors •/ individuals • Administrators''
Committees . •• • Corporations • Trustees •
Cemetery Boards-. Hospital "Boards
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THE ,
ERLI NG .TRUST
CORPORATION
372 Bay 'Street, 'Toronto,
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38 years in Business ' :•
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`FQR'Y
Fresbyterian W. M. S.•: '
The' April' meetingwas held' at
the home of Miss Mary McLeod -
last Wednesday • with :an attend=;
Druce of. 20: Afteropening exer-
.'rises .and . business ;,details; Mrs.
• 1fob•IR:eid read the. scripture : pox-
' ' . t on d from :'-Psalm 37 and Mrs. C
Agnew;'exp1ained it: The roll' call
was. ,answered by a verse, from.
this 'chanter, Mrs. J. 'D.:'Ross: of,
froral •
the ;March. • Glad !tidings
. • were st'inrnar ized by :: Mi s: •C.
1 taso . ': Miss G., •• Ca,nphell :' .gave•
'notice of ' the :Ezset th;ankoffer'
in•g • cr•a` ening .'meeting w:hrch': ti� :ll
be held in •thech.ui ch.:on; Apixi
.12th' ,at 8,00 • o`clock with, :Mrs.'
(Rev.)., J MacDonald• of ..Ripley.
us .guest speaker:'. The, topic.; on'
,,talpati was taken'by Mrs. C. Cook'
r.•fter i ;which' MY
rs. • van •closed•
' •With prayer. A:' missionary con-
test' and .lttnch : concluded: the
social'part of the meeting
r t'
•.: Mr 'and,'1VIrs •Jim Stnith and
Margaret visited Mr. 'and Mrs.
Iiar7vey Ritchie on. Sunday.
"Mr.:Alfred• Andrew visited on
Monday' with his niotler, Mrs.
Andrew and Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
•
'• don Kirkland.
'Mrs. 1VItA.uleyk-. e_turned: to
Actonafter Spending two' weeks
With. Mr. and Mrs.
United .Church V.P.S.
The "tneeting.. Was o.nened with
hymn '401. followed by: the scrip-
lure •reading 'by •Carolyn Gibson.
"The Lord's prayer- Vas then re- •
peated: ' The minutes were .read
by :=Marlene MacLennan .--after:.
Which, Helen Irwin, Christian
citizenship convener,•• took charge
of the -meeting.. Hymn 480 was
Sung followed bya piano soba by
Audrey , Ross. Willard '.Thamlpson
then gave a reading. A "very in
, teff esting . topic or "Citizenship"
was given, by Dr: W.J. Mumford.,.
The meeting g ,w as closed' with•the:.
mizpah benediction,. :
ALK br LIFE strsic:E 1e0'
I: ,SEE BY THE
SENTINEL
THAT Clair Johnston• ,leas. pin-
chased Herb 1Vl:eQuill n's : resi-
dence near ,the flax mill .and
will;: obtain possession .early in
May, The iionie, is at •,present
te'nanteci by Mr.'... and Mrs, Eobt.
Armstrong and., family., ;
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Canadian scenery '
. �. •� vtevved
through the picture windows'of tiie •
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'cars, modern.'sleeping • cars, dining
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Every„rifle of your jouriey'
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