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PAGE EIGIn THs LUCKNOW SP NTI,NEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
.THURS'., NOVEMBER. 4th, 1948
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Exhibits Wolf Pelt
When Jim Purves visited at ' his
.home here at ,the. week: end; he
exhibited a wolf.pelt that created
considerable interest Jim ran the
animal ' dawn' on the .highway
near Cochrane, .and an old Indian
•vPo1nan did the skinning. The pelt
measured seven . feet from the
nese . to. ,the t of the tail;
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Freak G ourley Pickles
16. 07-47 r 25c
Marva.* Wiwi Tomatoes
oz, tin 2 for 35c
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Fels Napfha .Latmdry 'Soap
2 bars • 29c
No. 1 Waite . Cooking Beans
2' lbs.. 25e.
Select hand picked ' Canadian
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Heim Tomato Juice > ...
20 `oz. tion2 for 25e
fancy quality.•
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This loaf is Made.',from' Ole
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unexpected guests;. arrive; and
for ',teas, luncheons and 'sup
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OBITUARY
JOHN blieliAY •
Mi.; John MacKay, a lifelong
resident of this community,. died
at his home,'Second Concession,
Kinloss, on Saturday morning;
October 23rd. Death.. resulted from
a succession of paralytic seizures.
Mr. MacKay:Was was born in Luck -1
now 78 years ago, where :his fath
er, : the` late Hugh . MacKay, op=
erated . a, .blacksmith on the site,
wherethe r United. Church now
a stands His'.mother's maiden name
was 'Catherine Kerr •and to this
.pioneer couple was born a family
of . nine. children,' ' four of 'whom,
�ttrenete ..
It was in 1873 that Mr and Mrs.
MacKay " and .gamily' 'moved.. to
their ' farm . on' 'the . Second. Mr.
MacKay bad ;Owned the farm for
thirteen years prior to that, while
blacksmithing in Lucknow
John,' ;one of the :five sons,
spent his ;lifetime .on the home -
'stead, where kmd hospitality was
extended to all •who crossed the
tbresliol ': . ,
John .wat..an. industrious farm-
er;
honorable and ;dependable , in
alL his dealings., The ; MacKay
farm was. Ion. noted for its -fine
Shorthorn' cattle; but of lateyears
fanning:; operationswere curtail •
ed and their herd isposed of.
Join was -a Stauinch l Presbyter-
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n, and 'a' lifelong member of 'the
Lucknow Presbyterian Church,,('
A ' private funservice • was
'held at his la t residence on
Monday conducted' by 'Rev: C- H. R
MacDonald, assisted by- Rev. J.
PRIZE WINNERS- AT
PLAYHOUSE THEATRE
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Hallowe'en , party Matinee
was held' at The Playhouse
Theatre on. "Saturday •afternoon
when: all the children present
received a treat or candies, ap-
ples. or ice cream. Many came
in, costume, and special costume
prizes were awarded Alvin Baker,,
Linda Crawford and Allan China
Won Honey Prizes
Last Monday,' Tuesday and
Wednesday during the showing of
"The Keeper of the Bees", a four-
pound pail. • of honey wasgiven
away. :each: night by. Innes Mac --
Sween, • `♦Luckriow's keeper of the
;bees". The winners were Mrs. L.
C; Thompson, • Mrs, Frorence . Mus-
tard' and ` Miss -L. Robinson, • of
Wngam.*
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Campbell acting .as pallbearers; •
`Mr... MacKay, is survived by a
brother- -ngits--and fwo- s'isters,.
Gsses Jesse ami AnnjP_ MacKay, .
all at • home . and by • -a ; brother,:
Alex, of Edmonton.
P•re .deceasing him were three
brothers, Donald, Hugh and David i:
and one sister; Maggie.
MRS. JOSEPH ENGLAND
• • . On Thursday eveniing of last
week death came to Mrs. Joseph
England at the home of her son
John. The previous evening. Mrs.
England had suffered a severe.
heart ' attack; and although she
rallied temporarily, did not, long
survive the seiture '
'She was in: her 82nd year, and `
hasbeen practically a.' lifelong.
resident of -this `:district, • where
she made many • friends by cher
kindly manner and her cheerful'
and helpful nergbborliness.
Mrs. England . was a daughter
of - the • late :Henry • H, Pritchard
and . Christina McNeil, • . and • was:
one • of a family ' of seven child- :
ren • The family home was in. 0111.1-
Olivet.
ht1Olivet• community on the Second I
Concession, where she.' met and
Married` her now ,bereft husband;
MIT; Joseph:''Eng.land .This month
Mr. and Mrs: England would have
gtterved their 54th • vedding an.
niversary For tine past ;thirty,-
.years they have 'resided a half
tyre, W. J. ' Irwin aa. Harold'
Mile •' orth of •tlie Second • Con -
cession,. and in spite of her over
80 years, Mrs. England thought
little' of walking to town
The` funeral service was held
at her late residence : on Sunday,
conducted by Rev. Robert Mac
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connell- in the absence.of Rev.
J. . W • Stewart who, was conduct-'
ins anniversary services at
dgetown': Interment was in
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Ripley _Cemetery, with six grand-
sons acting as pallbearers, `Wm.'
and Gordon. England,' Galt, Stew-
art England,' Hespeler; ` Bill Ib-
botson, : Flint:; Harry . Middleton;
Oshawa and. Harry Swan• of Wal -
Angus Smrth:.
Interment was M. nearby South
Kinloss" Cemetery ',With Donald
Thompson, 'Donald MacDonald;
Leonard McInnes, Archie MacIu;-
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Diss�Iution of :Paitnershi1
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Finlayson •' Bros. wish to announce
a dissolution of partnership, -and that
.the .business -;will now he carried on
by D. R. Finiaystin. .
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just Arrived...
A New Shipment Of
CCILTICELLAI NYLONS ,
in 42, 45, 51 guageo Lovely, new Fall shades.
Also For Ladies
Dresses, Blouses, Sweater's, Lingerie
WE HAVE
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Boy's Suits, sizes 24-29,. 1 long, 1, breech,
Sizes 29-32, 2 long
Girl's Coats -7-10, 12, 14, 14x, 15
Snow Suits, Coat Sets • in gabardine an
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sh:tn!s
TOT -TO -TEEN &, ; LAUIES' WEAR
''may Suggestions
b' Towels and •Wash • Cloths in aU colors.
Striped : Flanneilette, 29c per yard _
Ottawa Valley Satin -Bound Blankets in all shades.
A 'Good: Selection of Misses' and' Ladies Dresses,
Sizes 11-'19 and 16'/ to 26',4,
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and .Sport
the new •Hollywood Sport Shirts k's
Fall Winter Suits !' y,1. .A
Ready -Made' and Made-to..Messure
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laceburg ' Other, ,grandchildren
acted as flower bevel's.'
Survivi>sg are, her hu tband,
two daughters. and. three sons,
Mrs.. Jack:. Swan, Bervie, Mrs::
Nellie• , Ibbotson, Flint, Michigan;
James and John, England . of
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Luck/Low : and Thomas of Galt.
There are `2I grandchildren and•
five great grafi Surviv-
ing. also; are ` sisters, Mrs:
Maria. • �y 'and s. McBurney
of .Mang 6 ba�and. Mrs. .George.:
Gayrnan of'. Pei rmar;• Pa.
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