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THURSDAY,•
MAY is
t, 1947 • : • .; .THF LIJGrf�l�(,?�l1` SENTINEL, . LT7CKNOW„ ONTARIfJ ..
-.3 Local_ an
QUANTITY OF New Nylon
ose_at re:ducedprices---$1.75 for
31.49; $1.50 for $:1.29. The Market
r v
Store.
Kathryn Agnew • of London
spent .the. Week -end with her Par-
ents., Mr, and Mrs, A. ,C. Agneiv.
M. W. E. Henderson who • has
been confined to; 'his_ home for
'several weeks";from .a -heart
dition is, able to be out again,
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Mrs. •Janes ..Snowdon of.rEast._
Wawanosh. returned hoine Satur..
day after spending' a week with
her sister; Mrs; Wellington Nixon.
J •
and �Mr: TxQn of Lucknow
Had a note"aast week from .Will
Lees ,who, was, Detroit bound,
again, after ' Spending the .winter
at Tampa; Florida, as is Ips` cus;`
enteral
Mrs. Louisa Naylor has return-
ed to hers borne here after .spend-
ing' the winter 'at London ' with
:Mr. and Mrs. Harvey . Naylor.
Remember 'the' Sentinel;..news
deadline. is Tuesday'at six. o'clock.
We welcorne your items for this
column , or any , other ..contrib
tions, to The Sentinel; but ,let us,
have thein as, early. •as. possib `,
please,.
Alan McKim; 'and Gerald Cell-
bert,: -second-.year enginee ing slu
dents• at the Ajax. Division of Tor-
onto ,Univ'ersiti,
oronto;University, are holidaying at
their homes here. Alan, ; who is
taking a civil engineer's course,
has; to resuMe`his studies .for .Ale-
greater
le'-
greater'part of May,'BillTrelea-
ven of 'oronto, .and,; forane'rly :of
Lucknow, is Completing his first
5kear ,at Ajax:,
S'°HFJ'E'LD`
Avery severe electrical.storm
passed over our community Wed-
nesday . night of •:last` week. A
chimney .o. n . Mr. David . :McMur
chies'-house-Was- struek—breaking
several bricks, a straw.. stack in
his field • was struck ;burned,
TWO: hydro poles rear. Mr. .Eldon
:Bradley's farm were struck. ;Hy-
dro subscriber along. this line
were Without power •'and linemen
were sy for a day or two get-
ting. thirigwor-king---order
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LTUR
MRS. MILTON HARKER •
The death occurred in Toronto''
on -Tuesday-'morning, April 15th,
of . Mrs, Milton .Harker, a sister
of. Mrs, •J.; C. Campbell of Luck-
now. She was :47 year of age
�Yand ° had been ill for six months.
' Mrs. Harker spent three weeks
here- last' •s n1mer ;and was• well
.known to' a number in this corn-
munity. •
A .ter of Mrs. Albert Tres•
main, G 'd the late Mr. Tremain
$11-e-7- was. • born Tri—Arthur •Town=
ship where. she received her pri
%Mary ` education: 'She attended .,
Arthur . High School and TorontoCREWE
.g 1 "CREW E . °� ;.; ,,Mr. Lorne e Hosty . was. a . dele- ..
Normal. She • taught . in' .Carman •
. � ate' to -the iMiister"%aI
'and, Winnipeg' at
I�um}�erc'rest, Mr; ::and Mrs.. S J ;K'ilpatrick tenial at. • e, ter Thursday .;
PAGE. THREE
Toronto• and at S. S, .'1Vo.111,' "visited friends 'at• Zion :on . tzes •
Arthur, and. was much beloved by 'day r,,. • •
.her pupils. • ,
In '1934 she. • married 'Milton
Harker in Montreal. She was ,a
kind .mother, :and during her long
illness :bore • her suffering . pat-
iently and bravely. ••Her .'loving
andde o.ted. farnilykept her room
fragrant avithflower nti dti-all5- - - -
and-ehl'drerc"of' Zurich visited on
..,Mr.: and: Mrs. Allan Cor ett:
spent last week -end with' friends'
at Grand Valley.l
Mrs. Crozier, Colin and Lorena
of London spent a. week -end re-
cently with "1VIr.` and Mrs. Clifford
Crozier: • • ' •
Mr. ; and Mrs. Lloyd Finnigan
a� aih 'n their power to cheer and .conn- Sunday with their aunt & ncle
., • • Mr: and Mrs. Raymond Fin ig'an.
v
JIigbSchOILcoflcer:t•��
and
'
arentAilou
i<n the..
CARNEGIE :: '•I- ALL • LUCKNOW
at -11.00 o'clock
IJEST SPEAKER, MR..: H. R. BEATTIE
Vocational Guidance Director, Dept.-
of Education. s I
PSE S ENTATI�h OF ASV. ARDS
Music, By High .School Students ;
mission 25c
�f yo> ► have ever :faced ':
an emergency.,: you .'.
know how, important
it.is. , to' get
w'aright-of
y. ;for' urgent .calls.'
Remember the •miaster'
. rule `Do
as Cott would like' thein' to :do for,
you ... and do t< first.''' •
.. The $3,500,000 herin : slm:n t this' .
alone .will' provide more rural:
lines and .i nean fewer,parties
each , line
FOR IEST"i
RESULTS
FROM YiOUR
tELEPNONE.
Keep calls brief...,
,Space your calls..
Avoid, "listening -in:"
Give .righf=of'way7to
urgent calls.
'SNE. BELL TELEPHONE. COMPANY OF CANADA
x; .
She ,leaves : to. mourn: her loss
bier husband; Milton,: and, four
children, Mai ilyn, Ken, •`Muriel
t and `Mary; .. ii'er aged, M-Offi i "Mri:
Albert Tremain; two brothers,
Will, and: Oliver of`,.Arthur arid
two 3 sisters, Mrs. J,' C,. Campbell
(l,illiral of G?,v ,aidMrs.-
Will Aiton.. (Jean)• 'ef .Owen.
Sound..' • - •
MRS `•EDWARD.= HARRISON
:The death of: A•lbez'ta Jenpings,,.
widow of EdwardI3arriso.n.. oc-
curi-ed . ,at, her home. 'in Saltfor.1d
on?. Tuesday. 'afternoon'.: 'of. last
week •after 4 long .:ill ess;.S'he-was '-
in her: gdth, year, A daughter of
the' late Richard and''• Mary.Prouse
.Jitnnings,, she' was .'born 'at Bow-
xnanville,; but.had resided in Salt -
ford. •fore, the . last 45 ' years lei' ,.
husband ' passed away 15 , years
a,go: She, was ,a •inember, of''Vic-.
Ituri'a St. United church, Goder
7i-eh:,SurviVing are ;arson, Law-
rence .of: Saltford; tvo• daughters,
Mr s. George .Jardine of •Luc now
and•:•Miss Lillian of Saltford;'and
two •sisters,' Mrs JohnSteep of
Colborne:: .township and• , Mrs,
Packwood of- =:Washington, ..DX-.,
The 'funeral .service; was :held on
Th.ui s.da,y. afternoon 'at ':the 'resi
dence ,in Sanford' and -was •.on
dusted••. by.. ,Rev, - Lawrence ,`., H •
Turner, of Victoria St, :United'
a- church, 'assisted -'by -Rev:' "W. J:t
a Maines.`o-f' Glencoe.; The pallbearr
ers .were Gordon and Peter: Bis
sett, R. ,J, P.•'Walter, P...J:.Mac-
Ewan, H.' McCreath and Will Mc-
Lean. In:ternient was in 'the Cliri=
ton cemet?ery.: ,
MRS: ,STEPHEN . BURTON
Following, a . lengthy .illness
14.3-s re,,0146•Tq- ,• ; '';'ear
Wednesday morning at her resi-.
• dence;,• .60``Wellington St:, Strat
ford., A.:daughter of the late Tbos.
H'odgins and Mary A. Ardill Hod=
•gins, she was, born in Kincardine:
township: ' and, was in cher 84th
year. She was .twice- married:. Af
ter. her fii st marriage, to :George
Lougheed: she' resided in Ivy, Ont. I
My:. Loughecd' died many , years'
ago.... ,Mr; : .Bur ton . died • ;in 1920:,
While in ,Ivy, Mrs. Bur'ton'was 'an
' active- member. of,Christ `church
After Coining to 'Stratford and
bivford an accident:. in' 1939 in
Which. she .f.>• Zc•tured,; a ,hip, she
had attended. 5. ;James' .Church.
Sinee .1989 she had not.'•enjoyed
good. health, arid had , been seri-
ously' ill since suffering a .stroke
early this month. Surviving are
oneson, M.iltoi C, Lough�eed,, Tor
Onto.,' one daughter, Mabel C.
Lorgheed;. .60 .Wellington' St.; a
' =step -son, 'Webster :.,Burton, Cal-
, gary, Alta.; two' brother's,. George_
Hodgins," Barnwell,' ,Alta.; James
Hodgins, 138. King St., Stratford;
two : sisters,' Mr's, Susan Hodgiiis,
` 138 King St.,. Stratford, formerly,*
' of Kinlough .and Mrs •Eaizabeth
. Licktan, .242 Huron St.,,.. Strati
fnrd and now a . patient in the'
Stratford. Hospital with • a Tract-'
fired 'hip. The body. •rested at the
Heinbuck Funeral Home' and on •
iFriday morning itwas take,n.. to
Me ,7o�hhe.t Funeral Horne;
for .interment, in. Barrie Union':
"Ceineteryl. ..
Miss Ruby Sherwood is .spend
ing ' a few ' days 'with;. her cousin,
Mrs. Clifford Crozier
'""Nlrs,`ayin'orici'`�'Fringari"was a
delegate to the' W.M;S. Presby -
tenial at:James "St Church ' -at
.
Exeter.on' Thursday
Mr and ;Mrs. Jim Hesson ''of
Stratford called on' Mr. .' and Mrs.
S. J ,Kilpatrick on .Sunday...,
lu[r. • andM
.: rs.1 Tom. Anderson
spent an. evening ;with, Mr. `,and
Mrs ;Jack'.,Curran and. family,.:.'.
Bi
frr/Cast Again `
Lyons returned homey from
London, the ' first of the week..
after 'spending twelve ,days gat.
Victoria' Hospital. receiving;' treat'
anent on. his fractured arras, which.. -.
was. badly; shattered many weeks.
ago.. when , kicked:' by a horse, .For •
a month Bill • *ras' :free' of a oast•.,'
but.on : his return to the hospital
as plate in the ` forearm near. the
elbow was removed, and the; arm ,
is.again In a cast, which,he wig'
carry around till the • end' of Ilia
at least,
Moved Tab Southampton
Mr.. and' Mrs:. Walter • Anger and
children movecrAo 'Southampton..
last Week. Walter_ had, been .em-,
ployed at LucknoW" Industries•.
They resided in•the Horace Aitch-
ison :.residence,' which we. under- , ..
stand is to .,• be occupied ,by
arid .Mrs..Donalst Maclntyr°e.
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When YQu Need _ Aids To Baby's Comfort And Health call
Qn Your I.D.A. ';Drug Store For Top' Quality
At Money . Saving ., Prices:
Heinz Baby: Foods �` I' -- -- .'3 '.. or 23c
Lactogen, '-1 and 2% ib. 79c; :. $1.79.
stent Bailey, Barley,' Robinson's ..1.-
34c
Baby::Cough. Syrup, . ;I:D.A:' , ''. 25c
Sinna :Leaves, �'-D.A.,.1 and 4 oz.. _ 9c, 1'8c
Baby's `Own :Tablets °°:, 23c Pyrex 'Nursers
•
•
• 41,
4.
,Phillipa agnesia139c & 69c •.
Scdtt's Emulsidi .W59'e, 98c".�'
Neocheniical Fooi1
•95, 2.45; , 4.45
8..OZ , 25c; . "6 for 1.45
rzers 22c, 2. for. 43c
Ayerst Cod Liver .Oil
55c;'''' 1..29 .
D.A. Baby Cream, reg.5O ar ° 39c
Nipples, Rigo, Davol, etc.`
Boraeic Acid, I.D.A., 8 oz. reg. 15c < --` - .11 c''
Vaseli e, white, : jars . c, 2.5c'.:
Milk of Magnesia, .1.D.A., 1.6 ozs. 33c
c, 3 for. 25c '
Meads :Products for - Baby'
Pallium r: =a..f. 45e
Cod Liver 'Oil' .. 50c; 1.00
10-D' Cod Liver Oil
55c, ..1.70
Oleum'• Percotnor plum
75c, 3:00 '
Children's Own Tablets
Cutictira baby 0,11
Squibb 1O -D Cod .Liver
67c, 1,69
VITARAY '&
•
25c
60c
Oil
Mennen, Antiseptic.. • Oil
'Three, sizes• 59c,. 1"..19, 2,39''
ohnstori's •
Baby Products
Powder 28e; Cream 55c.
Oil 60c,' 1:10-4
Baby's •Own Bath .:Sets .
6Oc & up
Fuller's Earth,
4 oz... reg.."15c ..,,, lie
Mulveney's 1'Mother's ,
Friend .... ..... 50c, 1.00.
DITSARRY• COSMETICS
over 's Drug ,Store
"ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET"
,Larry Downs, Phm.B". 'Phone 13,_•Lucknow
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