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THE', LUCK TOW 'SENTINEL., 'LUgKNQW, ONTARUO .
OBITUARY
MRS. MURDOCK mermiiSON
Holyroocl community mourns
the loss. of a • highly esteemed
resident in 'the : death Of • Mrs,
Murdock McPherson,, which Oc-
curred in' Winghanm Hospital on
Monday morning, ..June .24th. She
was •.fan her 81st . year, The de~
ceased had been in• failing health
•since , March 3945,. having then.
Suffered a paralytic stroke::~ At.
that time She' was confined, to
hospital for several, weekfs 'but
rallied sufficiently'o.1e brought
.to her. home, ~which she loved so
•well: There her three' ons,' Donk
old -Go don: and. Wesley, ' who,
survive, . tenderly and' with ' un-
stinted.' devotion, assisted in caring
for. her,.
She bore', her, afftietion with°
great patience and fortitude and
was always so pleased to have
old friends and neighbors call;'
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FOR SALE -3 used tires., Apply
• at. Sentinel Office:
FOR SALE;--, ,-plank •silo,.. 10x18, .
Apply to Dave Todd, St. Helens.
WANTED -2nd hand baby car.-
riage: Dori id' 1VIcKmnon; 'R. 3,
Holyrood
TMIXED HAY to cut on . shares or.
will sell outright°;, Can store ' in.`.
barn if `desired T. A. Cameron,
•R, .7, Lucknow
FOR\ SALE--Massey-Harris grain
binder,. 7 ft.,, No. 5 1B, complete
with .horse, & tractorLhitch; Mas=
sey-Harris No.: 3. hay tedder;, also
a Boggs potato .grader. Apply. to.
J. ' W :Joyrit &Son.
ATTENTION Have your pres-
ent washer repaired now. It, may
give you unexpected years of ser-
vice.. Repairs to all makes. Beatty
Washer, Service, 'Phone Murdie's .
Hardware, `Lucknow.
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OTICE
For years,- the Cenletery Com-
:pany»have• taken care of all''plots
in the • 'Cemetery: This practise:
from -now , will be discontinued.
'Those who have failed to pay will
not have, their plots cared, for.
• By order of the. Greenhill Cem-
etery Board.
ACTION . SALE -:.of . household,
effects and property. • of the late
Belle MacKenzie in . Ripley, Sat
• urday; July ` 6th ;at 2.00 o'clock
`.:,_L storms frame Hauge
will he offered subject to reserve.
• bid. ,Ross : I1. Marty_n,> Executor;
Donald 'B. Blue, Auc:'
FLEECE -LINE.' YOUR HOME
Blown Rockwool:Insulation 'ap'-,
plied to wails and ceilings of your
„home , will . Save • fuel With 'more
comfort and :fire. protection. Work
-done anywhere.--Equipment-in-the..
district now. Fdr . free. estimate
and terms, .'phone 35 Lucknow
or. write -Rowland C. :Day, 5.
Thornton Ave., --London., -1
CARD . OF. THANKS'
TE'N D ERS
Th a Lucknow High. ` School
Board asks:`for.tenders for con
veying pupils •in:a suitably heated
bus•, seating at. least 25,. to 'and.
from Lucknow School, during •the
1946-47 tel m
*- `he- route goes from:Lucknow-
south,'toSthe • 9th concession, wes t•
to •Kintail; north. via' ,the Blue-
water •,Iighway to Amberley and.
east to Lucknow.
Tenders, must be in . the . hands
of the chairman,) L;:Mac�Vlii1an,
or the secretary, .'Donald , Henden'.
son,. Lucknow, not later' than Sat -
Miss Mary Jane Irwin is deep='
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l grateful;and wis es
sincerely. thank : friends. an d,
neighbors, who so 'kindly re -Merit=
W 1 ' :. bered her with fruit, f loWers,
cards; letters and . in other, ways
:illness.
during her
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k.The •McPherson Family wishes
to .' acknowledge : with • sincerest
thanks, .the' manY ..kind acts,: the
expressions of sympathy and
lovely. floral •tribu'tes. extended
them , not only at the time of the
death' of ' their beloved mother,
brit' also. during her long illness.
;NOTICE TO' CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
Iii,„ t`he Estate of' "George
Smith," Deceased., •
All persons :having any claims
g
or
demands :a ain't the.. 'estate of
`_,- sal — �'• e H Smith ho
died ,on or, about the 'Tenth day
of Segtembe .1915,_ ate ._re' uired
on 'or before the Nineteenth :day
of �Jtily, 1946to send their claims,
duly proved, to .the : undersigned
adtriinistrator of the estate.:
n • . ur her. to 'e– rtotice– tlia
after asucli last mentioned .date.
the: said :administrator ...will ,pro-
•teed:.to distribute.. the assets• of.
the 'said deceased, :having regard
only to the claims of which he
shalljt' hen ,:have notice, and. that
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the ' said administrator. •will not,
be liable' for . the; said assets • or
a'ny :;part "thereof to any person'
or persons of whose claims notice
shall not have. been_:received by
him at, the time of such drstri
bution: -
Dated the; Twelfth day of June,
A.D. 1946. •
• ' H: AUSTIN'. REID,
39 Euclid Ave.,
London, Ontario,'
Adnii'nistrator _sof :the said
estate ,by.- his__Solicitor;
P. S. MacKENZIE,•
WEDNESDAY, JULY` :3rd, 1046
INSURANCE
FIRE, . CASUALTY
' and
AUTOMOBILE
Special .rates forpreferred_
frisks. Ask us about them,.
J. A. McDONAGH
R.R. 3 Lucknow, Ont.
Phone :61-5. -Dhngannon,
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ever greeting them with a. friend-
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ly'smle.'
Mrs. .McPherson •'Was- formerly
Mary Jane ,Harris and had ' lived
all her life• op. the 8th .Concession.
of Kinloss Township.: Her hus-
band predeceased her by twenty-
four -years..
Besides her • three sons, surviv-
ing are One sister,. 'Mrs Rachel
Culbert 'of .Concession ''9, 'Huron
Township' and '' three ''brothers,
Thomas Harris on. the old' home-
stead,. 8th: Concession ci f •Kiriloss,
Dan' of Glendale, .California and
William pf Minto, North .Dakota.
Funeral sera ic-e--vias . el
her late residence on Wednesday
afternoonconducted by 'Rev J.
W. *Stewart. Mrs. Duncan Munn,
of ' •-Ripley' sang . the. very ap-
propriate hymn. "One _.by. -.One".
A, large„,:circle of old.''friends
and :acqua, . -
'i gntances .: athered' `, to
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and
family
John Carripbell.•,y
wish to thank their many friends,
and: neighbors: for the' many , acts
of kindness and'sympathy shown
• during the illness and at the, time
of the death :of a. dear '.wife arid.
mother,'. especially., the "ladies 'of`
'.the Zion, W. M. S. who ,were so
'very kind and :thoughtful; also
for the. many - floral tributes
which :were. greatly appreciated.'
WHITECHURCH
We:.. are sorry to report the
death of Mr Duncan McGregor
a Zi.�ell. known. resident 'of, this, .on Saturday,
Moore : on' .Friday in •, Wingha
;Hospital, a son )'
Dr: ' Arthur .Watt ' of .. Toron
'called an his uncle, Mr Barbo
P. Stuart MacKenzie.
'BARRISTER .&- SOIICITOR
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Walkerton, Ontario.
IN LUC'KNOW.
Each ' Wednesday
OFFICE IN;
r : THE LEGION BUILDING
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F: T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST •
LUCKtOW�:
IN
FIRST : FRIDAY •
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EACH MONTH
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Insure, In Sure
Insurance
Confederation Life,
WIND, CAR,
FIRE n Preferred Rates.. for
risks.
ACCIDENT & 'SICKNESS;
Consult .. '•
JOHN' FARRISI
Phone -82-13 Dungannon
CCOUNTAwNC
Service for the
- ---SmaIl-Merchant;: --:
Professional Man':''
and The Farmer..
S.
J. PYMK
Box; 40, Ripley, Ont.
5:. Hetherington, K .
Barrister, ,'Etc.
Winghain and Lucknow
IN LUCKNOW
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Monda . & W d esda:
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,'Office' upstairs in the
Johnstone Block
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^pay. , Heir• ; as r '. ects , and: 'amid-
a profusion' •of floral 'tributes she
• was•:born'e' to rest by. Homer ar
ris, Chas. Congrarn;''Thos.' , Cul_
•bert, Ernest..Ackert, Eldon. Eck-
enswiller.: ad: Mark:-: Johnston..
Interment was :in. South 'Kinloss
Cemetery;
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MR -JOHN CAMPBELL
After more than a year's illness
the, death of :Mrs..John Cambell
Occurred at the home',of her dau-
ghter,. Mrs: Jake Hunter ' on Fr.
day, June ''21st, where she• had:
beep staying. the last ;five: months.;
Mrs;C a b11 ewho ' was.: 83.
` -•: mP ..
• years of.. age. had l ,een suffering. -
from a heart :condition. She was,
formerly, Martha Adelaide Dur-:
nin, daughter. of :the late , Alex-
andra Dukiiin
lexandra.Durnin and Sarah .Ann"1VIc-:
Glauchlin and ' was born at Brant-
ford` on. July 27th, 1863, moving
with her family, to Wawanosh
when but a young girl: On June.
10 am..to 6. p.m,::
WM: SCHMID'S;STORE:
'Phone Wingham' Office 48 Residence 97,
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YOU WILL MAKE YOUR:HIGHEST PROFITS WHEN
YOU ! f'EE' Cri -`
m 18, 1890, she ' mariied her now
• bereft husband',and settled on the
to 10th • Concession o f ` Ashfield
ur, where she has' • spent, her -entire
x �.
.- community: _He :hoer' beery ill for-- :111-.,;•-- Joe- Holmes of Clinton is
•'' some time at;. his home; Ile ' was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robt,
Win ham; Hos ital=' on•idlaw "for -a. few weeks:
taken to g _ P I,a
Saturday;' and passed 'away• early. Mrs. Roy Paton•of St. Georges
Thursday morning: He 'leaves _ to is s endin ' the `;week -end with
mourn 1. 's fila wife to dau .` . ,i�,_� :znir - -ox_
ghters • and three 'sons and:' eight
meters_ He hacV.znoved7ra year ago
to .the farm 'formerly owned by
Mac. Ross. The funeral—was large-
Iy attended ;and' was held from
Knox church, Teeswater on Sat-
urday The service was conducted
by Rev. Mr. Crain and Rev. A.
Wilson,". Whitechurch.
Mrs: Graydon Coit of Timmins
-spent a few days with her par=
ents, Mr: and Mrs. Mac. Ross and
• attended the funeral of her uncle;
;Mr. McGregor. ,Ali G.Mr.. McGreg-
or's sisters were here for the fun;-
eral excepting Mrs.:Moffat of the E farm near Auburn.; which they
West. 1recent1y purchased, •
;We are sorry to report that Mr. John, is a ;'son of Mrs- Con,
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Foran ' and the late .Mr'., Foran
Wm.. Barbour has been ill for the i. •.
past week at his borne here. Itis. and served n the' Canadian Navy
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niec"eMrs. Rev' . Watt of Grimsbypp during the war. `, Mrs. Foran,
l whose home was at 'Conriiston..
O t rio, 'is a. graduate nurse.
• � Onto
life.. She was a merhber at Hac-
kett's. United church and always
: h'and_.to.
ready to-lon'd•'a� he"lIs_•i rlg
those in need.
Mrs Campbell,: leaves to -mourn
her passing. her husband;' three
daughters ,:and one son, Nellie;.
T�-jayl—Pli:nPs�M, afvkin___�a• F
N/FORD'S FEED STORE
Our HOG GROWER. now contains'YEAST`a-nd- is -
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co ized. more . and More as THE FEED
an give,you prompt delivery on. 'DAY''' OLD`; CRICKS'
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and a `'limited number of ` ..
STARTED CHICKS
•urin June and July, along with
a g y
O A.C.' STARTER. & GROWER .& RANGE MASH
WE .NOW HAVE ON HANDL
Rev. Scobie .. of Wilton, Grove Edyth I�!t i. "Ge.or ey Philli s
spent the week -grid of - th:e•.'homa Helens,...._Georgina;. Mrs ' J a_k
home.' Hunter,, Zion, and• Dynes Ton 'the.
Mr. Clarke• of Niagara Falls is homestead. She h'ad eighteen
visiting with his friends,- Mr.. and grand children and four.great.
Mrs. ;Lorne .. grandchildren. Also surviving is
Johnston.,
one' sister, Edyth, Mrs. Jas.., Bird,
Brussels and ,two, brothers,• ,Sate:
Durnin, Lucknow and- George` in.
the West;
• funeral was held on June
The
24th from the home of her son;
in-law, Mr. '.Take' Hunter,. with,
interment hi Greenhill' Cemetery.
-The service was conducted by her
pastor, the Rev., C. B. WbolleY
of Ashfield Circuit: During. •the
servicer. Mrs, Peter' Cook sang
"The • y City • Four Square''. The
pallbearers' were, six ;grandchild-
ren,; Albert, ,,Leonard; Lorne and
Tom Phillips, 'Harold Campbell.
and John Hunter. The flower.
bearers' were four graiddaugh-,
BUYS WAWAN.OSH FARM
Mr., and • Mrs. John Foran have
taken..'up residence on the'Alex-.
ander.` farm in 'West Wawanosh,
until they can obtain possession'
in the. fall of the 'Joe . Finleon
is `helping to look after him '
Bplpt To Mr: and Mrs: Milan They were married in :J'anuary',.
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FOR YOUR CHICKENS
COMPLETE • LINE. OF. FEEDS
GS .F..
EGGS,.. EG
s _to Handle
.� Ebles U
' Our: New. Egg Room.. na_
Larger Quantities Faster
FOR HIGHEST PRICES Keep Eggs Goof- and
_s _.. C - "ossa
lean , und; Market as often. asLLp -
Sakes' 8.
'Phone 60-w, Lucknow
ters, •Margaret, ;Ithleen; Vyetta.
Phillips and ,Freda Hunter,
BANK 'MANAGER - ,
ASTONISHES CUSTOMERS MERS
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Mr. Thompson, manager of the
Bank of. Montreal, says that most
of ' his perspnal ,,loan customers
express surprise:when . he tells
them: that the total charge•'for .a
loan from the Bank of Montreat,.
is. only • 27 cents per month for
a '$100 loan,•repayable itn,twelve
monthly instalment,. -
:"It is so law",•rays: lr,.Thom.- ,
son, "that it 45 neither' here nor
et against there: ‘, •en<` se �nst ,the con-
,,�.and'fhe' .
• ready venae ef r
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nr 0
cash 5discou � '
nts i� h is h the wise' use:
of money can earr►'", money
• When you :have. ni fid of
`. eet nn env' ;encx or to
•=--to � opportunity
dvantage. uf. rm Topp t
take Ce�ay
--Mr. Thompson.: p`'iit be
to' disc�r-;',I financial: c
.:and glad
requirements witt..'``7'n:•`•