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Luckiio* . Sentinel, Lucknow,' Ontario
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THURS:DAY; AiJGUST ..;4**d 434',
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ARTHRITIC` • PAINS
RHEUMATIC .PAINS •
NEURITIC , PAINS
VARICOSE : VEI S
SINUS
(.INSOMNIA_.,
NERVOUSNESS . •
HEADACHE'
C ON$TIPAT;[U
..-andmany other
- circulatory` ' aiI rents
Y.PS, CAMP AT KINTAII.: FIVE' RACE HORSES. GOING:
CONCXUDED MONDAY THROUGH PAVES• AT BL03,TO •
A• most: successful,;, instructive
and' enjoyable Young People's
Camp concluded on July 30th at
Kintait. The weekly attendance
The race trapk at. the • Aricul
tiiral Park is'A bi.lsy ' pla.ce• any
evening now.
Any night.will find from three.'
numbered.' Young, People wee r•f•
. � to 'five horses working" out and
present , frgn ' Ottawa, Hull, • Nia- quite a few rail birds encourag=
gara Fa11s, Niagara Falls .New ing: i � few
, o' Valetta,. Chatha n..3Wind; .exhibition rheatstto put on a
Xrk, x
or•• _Sarnia,Hamiltoh, Sheffield,
eG Pi'�'sFnt fimc� �t'hPrP are
est lan boi'ia, ii �>+ ulL 1i' ,
_.._ i" horse.'"welzkrn r�u`
das,�AYonton,.: Strat#circl, 1Vlklver- -track.-and robabl inore,w iI be
tons; Brantford, C3int;.on and. G>a here before the season is apv ,1
erich . Prominent among these • is "Dark"
L, Wood of hil Field;
B
.• Cloud,;> ahe Mystery $oy being,
India, was ' lecturer on Viissions. trained byMr. Paul Watson: We
Gordon Hamill, Provincial Y.P,S. a
�esid • were .informed, that ;thin. •horse has
p _ ' . ent, impressed the need of
Wonderfulpossibilities, .' and;;sv
consecrated: `Christian:. service in trainer ainer works
good l ; he,�that •, .
both as ;individuals and ht ` "Dutch
h
•
societies: Bev. J.S.. Roe • of West
Flamboro Was dean and Mrs. Roe
-was camp: .mother.. Rev. R. Stew-
art of Goderich s ressed they need..
-of each: Sbciety _ and each Y.P.S..
member. distributing information
lite, e em -
'n if
work a
ah si in he fact . Holid
�p ' •� g � «. aY,
Worthwhile". The Kintail.camp-
ers: attended. She egula . servie..
each' S.unday.__at tb.e-.Ashfi'eld'Pres-
byterian Church .;where . Rev;•
Knead is pastor.
-Mrs: r :J: 1 ouglas and Miss'
Helen Mowbiray of• 'bu-cknow :de
serve 'Special mention for their
.parts in reparing . decidedly ''ap
petizing meals It`•:is ho •t e'
Y.P S: • of the several ?resb`yter.ies
will' endeavour to :make Kintail
ca 'a 1945.•;an even greater' suc-
Will Feature The Clansmen's ' , ' If
n'.
Display
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urniture 'Store;
OUNDARY• EAST.
Miss Clara.. B.herk, of B:ay 'City,
''Michigan,, Mrs: Roy, Hudson. and
Mxs-RT Y c
`iimes and two: children of Toronto
visited ,with ',Mrs, n Hudson •:.and
v • R Y TRUCKS ..TO BE
• A 1VI
M
rs
:' • .
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TO
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ARMER
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;Tack Flanagan ofToronto Gretta.las week
t.last week withher Par,enis,ArmYPatterntruc
k.
s
,
f5
ur-
se
Mr. and Mrs: Tom Inglis,.
•:Miss•Gail ` MacMillan' visited:
' •
• •asst week
. with Miss Patsy ,Mac
Millan.
Miss Works
Joanne of Londiin
'".:.
is' -holidaying with :Mr and. Mrs.
;Pat MacMillan
is
n le of •Detre t
`Mrs. Ro Cr g
spending this week with - her
mother;•-MrsrGrillies and •'Jack,;."=
,Mr. George Kennedy attended•
the Masonic Grand Lodge he1\ in.
_ Toronto recently.-
-
li
Al
wheel; drive) are : Io be --sold. to.
farmers by. War, ;Assets' Corpora -
tie
on in: cop -o eration with' the a:On
.
tario 'Federation ;of 'Agriculture.
he followin -• types will be avail-
able, 15 cwt.'=truck, 30 cwt truck,"
3 'torr truck 4nd:.'.field;•artillery`
'tractor.
ton:
• at
s .and a lie
" :S ecif icati.on PP ., ,
P
rms' have been
'maled to all.
fo
f:armers;in-the Counxy:f.yae- are -
:interested in, :purchasing: _a.,'ilili.-.
tary type vehicle,. the 'application.
form :;must _be signed and in the
handsTof W..V.•�`Roy .Secretary of
'You Don't.Need A `Vacation" Huron Federation,;. not later' "than
.That's -the title o an article -1r -i gus ih _ auction-sale..of.
,.. iiet:.Ainelic;ani—lirielcli. with next these vehicles will, be' held at
�,� y • -Sunday's (Atitgu,�s£�5� issue of -Tire • Loirdorr-On=August, tOtli:
Detroit • Sunday. ;Times,' which'
him only every 2nd,nightu tc
Henley" is owned • by ;Mr; J: ' 8;
Watson, .*and ' his trainer, is Mr,
Watson's " son, -Edward," who' is
bringing the brown. beautyl, along
in excellent style, Mr, Lloyd Tur
vey .; is working' "Christopher
Stout",. a . veteran::of many: trace
meets, "owhed. by DonaldMac-
Charles of Lucknow; Mr'.: George
McNall,: who recently" .acq fired
-' his ,-grse-from-a -racing stattle:-in
Stratford, has christened his
"Booby' Trap"..In this case
is the veteran; of •the•'combina
The horse has yet to prove
metal, but is corning along n
under. George's • careful. guid
Mr. aitland Herir • centl
r •
•r
•
gives: the opinion of some doctors
that the real *ay for smooth°sail
ing is toy -get. rid..k)f worries; • stop;
wrangling and'shouldering other
P
eo• le's problems, Get Su'ndr 's
Detroit Times.
'Won Dance Prizes'
;Two:of three prizes were claim-
ed at the C arismen's • dance ori
Friday evening: These .1uckY door:
prizes of '$2.00 each were won` by
Jack Austin .and Gordon Foran.
are now .booking orders. for Storm : Sash
•We Q •
• Orle early and beassured of prompt
hip
ment.,
I
1.' Win.• ve:.kM1+r"�.x-'�.*.-5 v���etT ...1
A complete line'of Glazed Stock
now un -hand
Expected To'
rrive 'The First 'O
ANIt'Cc' 'NIIL
quired' the. well-bred hors.e•.:'
gy' Worthy" sired by . "T
Ax-wortisy4:-This--hor-se-is;.:
up by . a splendid 'acing
. should' make' a' real raper":..
and's a•. .
.Blyth: Standard
acer
orge
tion.
e
idel
ince
=a
atch: or Details Next ; Week
there'll • be dancing ,° •.carnival game
and a prize.•d'aw for five grind prizes,
with a three-piece bedroom suite
heading ' the list.
AGED MAN' 1t ROKE ARM IN
FALL 'FROM' HAY .WAGON •
-Thomas Hallam, 'Auburn, ' 75
1.- rears -or age, :suffered- .-bbr-oken.
arm in a fall from a load of hay
on • 'Wednesday. ' He had bicycled
o,. the home of his .son,. Gear e
liana/iv.:. f aura mile§
liana/iv a distancem• o f_. . • _ ,
to- assist • with the' 'haying opera-•,
tions. He fell from" the ,• to of a;
1uad-10-feet nto theTiiarn f4Oor.,.
He is resting at leis home 'i n' Au-
burn and., considers .he escaped
.hostessand "ail taking ,part. Rev;
Dann i•,closed the meeting with
prayer;,,: A' social •half hhut . was':.
spent. •
Mr and Mrs.. Chas S4hetiva ,(1 _
of
,Detroit "•visited on"' .Saturday
with .MS:.brother:; Jin and Mrs:'
Skierwood •and family.
�Mx_s.: •Mc'Laugh-i �;. '-a-t�'n;�i" ,
Joan of Detroit .and : -.Miss: Anne
Cly amney of Belgrave•:spent' a few
>•'inngan
Mrs:; 'John . Petrie Of. Go.de ?ch
Mrs:`'Springgate; of Chicago:' and
Mrs., .Geo: 'Faegan of' .Go;derich
spent -an evening recently.
-their 'consins, 1Vland- Wf rs. S:- J. 0-
Kilpatrick.,
Miss Margaret Oraha'n of
I',ucknow . was a •week -end guet.
with ' het,: 'friend; •.Miss `Shit -fey
Sherwood; ..
::; Mr> ,Wm::Campbell •o,f Donny..
brook is .visiting
with his daugh:
ter Mr :Crozier: and Mr, and• Mrs:'
t s
•
Graduate At . Clinton
.Merilbers ``of "the grad ati ,;F
class of Clinton `Public.- Ho pi al •
included.: Audrey I Congrm'.•
' of
Dungannon. and betty Cr ig
Auburn.
H•e
Was Right, But -=
•br
•. Four:mert:were,pIayin g i
at the` .Jonathan 'Club, ' t
,geles, '"When : an argument ara se.:
'ove the "cutting of the ear. n .
•an said'that the_ person.whb
mc, is
Eliecards• shoii1d''complete• the
Other.s'said:"No". The dealer ;s
he -would write_ to.:Ely-Culberts
id
n.,
ime.-T-0.4.44_14-13r ig—e. ex_p t_ or
advice. A few days, later he: e-
•ceived --a ' 1e#ter . f oin' .-Culbrt on
stating that "tiie cutler rho ld-
es mplete--the- ut±i-n- bridge
dealer, who -had•-bet• that he-, as
right, was' very .happy ,until,:` ail-
other: letter arrived from Cud ►ert-
son enclosing •a bill' for ,$25:0 fore'
professional advice The; eater..
fooktlie lettertohis lawy . ;'pro
testing that he would not •py.the.
bill The.. lavvyer : said , the' bili was
legal.' In a; few; days the' dealer,
got a bill, for $10..00 for the pro
f essional' advice of his lawye 't
New Zealan-d Weekly -News
W,1VIS. •Home `Helpers
A, special' Home Helpers meets
frig of 'South •'Kinloss W.M.S.
' was.
held at the 7hoine of Mrs. Allister
Hug es ., T e !nee i. g• ,opened -by
singing 'a hymn and prayers by
Mrs:` Alex Sutherland: Miss
Martha Sutherland read the
scripture lesson. A: -lovely solo -by
Mrs.', Harvey ,Houston 'iivas -enjoy
HinSs
ed by-al;l.: 1Vliss • Marion '. odg . ,'
deaconess of Harnilton described
her `work 'Miss' Annie, .MacLeod
. o zier
moved a vote :oi>;` thanksn to: 'the Clifford Cr.o
Minister. ':(dinner 'guest) "And -
what will S(ou
Andwhat:w•ill.(ou do -When you get as
big as ‘your mother?;" .Little. Jane;
"Diet"
ermati: The other da"
Efirst .Fish. Y.
.:went. fishing ;and caught one. of'.
reat fes et me see; ;what
those g h . l
is it you 'call . them?.
Second. Fisherman; ' Oh, you,
;mean tali'ale s
First. Fisherman' o, that could
,not•..have been .''it.I , vn 4 g
whales 'for ,bait: ... ....__
ED"
MASKELL, : Colborne Town
ship farmer, is in Goderich Hos-
pital with a,. broken ;back, which
he received in a 'fall from a°load
of hay on ''hursday: afternoon
ousan
11
s of : are. for larvest-
� ons Ready
. a
f
L e.
t: Food is precious—let's pot, waste it through,;
,lack of help!' Now,. in, additi a our own
•,;needs, we must also help feed the ii:'illions .:„
of':stry ng people in :.liberated Europe: This
is a -'.tremendous.=..task, _but' _it can be done;
-IFwe , all do our share. This is 'the last
harvesting emergenby'we are liable to meet
this •year—so let's all, pitch in and doe :a real
„
Job! ; Help will ,be' 'needed from August 20th'~
through „tp • October ,;20th •
Fill • in coupon below.. and . mail' TODAY!
FREE TRANSPORTATION
For four weeks' service, • transportation will 5
be, paid.: one way ) or "full' season. (August
20.thrto,October .2.0h) transportation will be
paid. both ways. .•
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THE NINE "DO: MORES" ._.�.
•Do nnore than exist, live
bo more thah to1.tcli: feel.
Do.rnore than look: observe.
Do more than 'read: absorb.
Do more than listen. ,
Do more than listen: understand
Doniore than think: ponder, •
l,o more than plan: act,
Do>'mot'e than talk: 'say 'something:
—John H.' Rhioade5.
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• remain, nut of f'L'l1'1l
for the month of i740P.
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ONTARIO FARM SERVICE FORCE.
Parliament 13u1'tlings, Toronto. •
I air lnter•e$ted in .helping with the !rite:,
:harvest, Please pend me furthbr inrt:at
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Atieommodation ie in camper supervised by the YW.C.A. or Y.M.C.A --•1)at °u`
' . Must bring'eheets and. blankets.
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