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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-02-18, Page 4THIS YEAR Start your chkks RLIE'f. It's: good business, this .. • year, to start your chicks earlier than ever. 'For good BRAY Chicks, see FL I4YSON BROS- LUCHNOW i 'FOOL j, far adreds of men alas depend on whether the farm +e meat is this • commnunity' is prepared for the g eseling`n onths ahead.' There is only one thing to fear. What will you put off reconditioningtill spring .. • ifyou wait for )breakdowns in the field torepairs' wee ; The i list may be �that whilechoke, the'weeds d out�$ by y. e all your equipment , over now! Today is not laio. .. ± •Ermr.,-Ank-e- I.ti ,. e • ; . a„dged "Ready ct� Rall' — .:." •" e red - W ..for the red-bhu FARM. COMMANDO We take special pride in the equipment we have sold, Patti - calash, .. ,i larly the old -tuners. We have watched-_�them sm put children iia '! 11 1 1 4 1 , pay fo .l-�, and e "� sn�rsr '' • , , year after year. We are standing ei.+rw , by them now, in their time of need. ass usTom R ACTOR D I V I S I O f, - Y I L ,Y A 'J K E E • U. S THE .LVe MOW a ' 119 .,, LVVCBNOW, ONTARIO anteaded tor last week) Mrs. Bert Treleaven -spent a few ' days with her parents Mr_ and Mrs. Joseph Hackettaxed her sister Mrs. Herb Stothers near Dungannon; Mr. and Mrs,Lorne Emmons, and "uiiei visited with Mr and: Mrs. Roy Girvan, Nile, on .Thursday- Mr-'eason' Shac kelton"spent Fri- da•B afternoon 'in .London.. _,irs s Lofanxne- Drennan and Lo= • mien a Durnin attended the informal :'_t Home an Goderich on Friday and repart a very . enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs.' Wilfred Drennan spent a.. day recently „Wsth',his"-pa t4 e=ats Mr_ land Mrs: James •Drennan near K'tal. Y4 • The monthly. ineeting of the W. M. S. was held at the home of the press ' ident Mrs. W. Drennan with a' good attendance.: . After the devotional : period followed in - tile Missionary Monthly. Mrs. Cecil Blake described.; Several passages in the Bible on the z. topic 'Wholesome Rerceation" Mrs..i Clifford..'- Crozier -read ._the'• scripture: Mrs: Jim Sherwood favored with '.a'ri" crisical number followed by a read- ing ' by Mars. Bert Treleaven "The story - of Ranalto San'.; A solo by Mrs. Rivett• was followed by, pray- er by Mrs. Kilpatrick. Mils. Benson Shackleton gaye a- temperance•.r'ead ing and a . duet was rendered by • Edn Whinney .and Mrs.:Kiipa't-' ram Le, m --we e.. �,v: '� .- r -rem b t_e--ores- ident from Harry Middleton for the :box- 'sen-fhim-and-'from,Mrs.- Col clougii about. our allocation. Mrs. • Cecil Blake 'read a letter from Ken neth .Gawley' somewhere in • Eng- land. Mrs:' 'Benson Shackleton and Edna. McWhinney,. captains for the copper contest, chose their helpers and after singing hymn 378 the pre- sident closed re-sident'closed with the benedictipi r 1 Lucknow 'Phone 6642 Dungannon • The Prayer' meeting for ..revival will be held as usual on Frida37 evening. at .7:30 p.m. at which time �...:.:,,. �:�.��az•-�-cede-fs� tai „Jews of Europe The Bible Reading MSS conducted by Rev Robert Mc- Connell will be 'held 'at 8, 'o'clock When the; hook of St. Matthew chap. 21 to- 28 will be di cussed. Both ' old ar'a. y ung--aare-cor-diati_nyi-ite,t_ come and bring any •. ' piestion you would- iike-,explained. • ION 414.445*,4444.44,, • Mrs,. Gardner Visited for a The windhavoc. with. Mr. days With Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Gardner of w; 1'he_ .. Henry,�Gardner's windmill last week taking the wheel.off and damaging. lit considerably. • .• , Mr. Lloyd �'of`Camp Berl - den is spending past of his furlough with Mr. and Mrs. F: Ritchie- .Mts.• Susan .Andrew is ,spending •a few days with/'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson.-- Miss nderson.Miss Ellen Andrew of the Luck -1 now . Aircraft .plant spent the week- end with he* parent's. Mr- and Mrs. Robt. Andrew n•Mrs Jennie Fitzgerald•was a vis- itor ..for a couple of days With her sister, Mrs. Richard Gardner and Mr. Gardner. •' ' Miss Margaret Merritt of St.. Hel- ens spent 'Smarty, with her sister, Mrs. Warden Howald. Mrs. Cecil Gardner . visited her mother, Mrs. Wilfred Quaid of. Dain- gannon on Monday. '•Chas: --Anderson- is Kr. Bob Button of Lwow. k•, Mr. Eldon. Ritchie is visiting God- erich friends this week._ Mrs. Susan • Andrew recently re- ceived the information that her son 'Alfred had been : transferred from Toronto, to Ralifa,t' .Se f-dvnial,y--a&-practised-••lay-son people means'' . that they deny them- -selves Selves i nothing, thing,. • PA'RAMOUNT .� Mrs::Allen Stewart and John Mar- . .tm Stewart , ar_e visiting with . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Martin. Raymond Richards, R.C.A.F. of -- Trenton spent a few days with his parents. On his return Mr. and Mrs.. Richards accompanied him to : visit with their son Jim of Fleshertoh. Mrs., .:Jack McIntosh spent the week -end with her sister, Mrs. -Tom McDonald, I:ochalsli" Irl.' Jas.:'MacDopald has -rented 'her .farm' to Mr: Jack McIntosh. - 11 N Joips' 14. C+ A. F Robert A. Liddle of Ripley recent- ly enlisted in the R.C.A.F. ' at No. 9 "ecruilattg Centro, Landon. - ' Pus: J. j. Phillips of Niagara -on - the -Lake is spending' his furlough with ps his of parenCoats, •: Mr;;iend;i .Mrs: Jas. Philli: • as lfax; •'s :.Sas$; task •Hussey.of the Canadian Navy; _eft on Saturday on his. return to the -West Coast. He was accompanied to Toronto • by Mrs_ Hussey, who -mit the .week -end there. Sgt. George , Wraith' of the R. C. A.• F. is spending,, a seven-day leave at his home: at f.angside. George has }•leen:-poem Quebec 'City to Tor ••tet:: where he will take a. special echai;ics•• course: • * • '* s,:. - LAC. Raymond` Richards who' has ,seen „stationed at Trenton for the ASt two years.' has been posted for other .duty.. Raymond visited re- -•er tly at the home of his parents,. ani' Mrs.Re*A.• Rs� hardsrMl3oun- Bruce Steele, radio and wireless .rsiciari' in the Canadian Navy,. has seen service on both sides the • Atlantic, is spending his fur- with his parents,. Mr. -and rs. Wm. Steele, : Con: 2, Huron •* stip. .' -• • - - s R • • e 1 Lieut . B. A: MacDonald, who has mpieted an. officer's .. ' training ,lyse at •Three Rivers, Quebec, vis- ited : this week •.at.. The !Manse, with r; Rev -C --fl - -Mm Donald; . t and4rit sisters Helen and Marion. Doug` ;.as be#n• posted to' Camp Borden and reports there the end of -the week. ' BQMS: Jack Campbell who left Tuesday ,of last week to return u Petawawa by motor, with a car-. . . -. •- 'i dn't arrive ' in Camp imtil', Thurs- lay, night. They were due at the camp on' Wednesday morning, but highway conditions following Sun- day's storm Made he return a 'hetic 'two-day journey,, rather' than . the usual. 12 -hoer trip. ' 4 's's •.'s. • T ansferred To Fingal - • .. Ralph Hodgins of the R.C.A.F. has been . , sted from St. Thomas to No. 4 .Boni : e g and Gunnery School' at Fingal -•lph is a son of Mrs.' Wal-• Ter°• -Ho dgins; 'and -was liorn:;and .refs= ed on Concession 10, Kinloss. • 11l1 IttiOAY; I''EUfIJAILT 18th, 144,1***, , t �ou,t,ir?r41AM11i1,'.i,.:1 uu1.; • - CARD OF THANKS' GIRL it'ANTEI! ;tor general house- hold duties. Apply at Sentinel :CARS WESTERN' BARLEY arrived Wednesday.- Treleaven Flout Mills, Lucknow: • FOR SALE—Durham 'cow,, due to fre'shet': middle of March. Harry Laois,- R. 5 Lucknovar LAST in the vicinity ot,Pararnoti nt a black and white male fox hound. Anyone knowing of his whereabouts please notify Ted Howey,: Lucknow. WANTED — A 'woman clerk with knowledge of stenography for an of- flee in Lucknow, Ont.. Apply -Erre- ployment & Selective Service .Office, Walkerton, •.Ontario. ,• ' FARM FOR. RENT, •r%t , including; house, Lot 2, Con., 9, Huron Town- ship. . Mrs. Arthur Fraser, 1253 Ro's1 lyn,' Rd., Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich, • STOCK FOR .SALE—Two or three good young Jersey cows, fresh . and freshening, 7ustrecently passed goo- e.rnrhent test; two holstein calves for vealing; :also a 5 -year-old gelding,' Span ctEW aitwTa los--�� - y ,-ticknow: "AUCTION -•-SALE- of -farm stock at - Lot 5.7, Con. 2, Huron Township on Tuesday, - March -2nd. See bills for list "and terms. George MacDonald, Prop.; Donald Blue, Auc. . AieK--MaeI•ntaosh; -son-of Mr: ;arid Mrs. Wm. D...Macintosh of town, is • -n Milltaty' Hospital at 'Edmonton .ij scarlet - feeler. 'Alex had coni-• .)feted • his furlough at his home here 'and was • enroute :back to' the. West :oast to rejoin his' unit, When he Leaving the ' train at•'• Ed- .,onton • his illness proved .to be carlet fever and Alex will -spend ,the next' 'month in quarantine , in • hat city. • • . • 'r • • ' • F ur Sons' Of Former ewe Family In Uniform -or s of Mr,,and Mrs. Isaac • of 1• ergus, nd formerly .,-of • ar-. all in uniform. Alex. :enrieth - and Alan are all with 'the - rmy . overseas, Theis' a• eggie, is with the -Can- ut'$is parents haven't him since November, e' -:cite ' anxious about his f t •, as 'letters sent .to him' re- • nt'y have been returned uitopen-- a - , • • • :-ieut. Doug MacDonald,: who vis- :d -here this -week, told 'the pub - .fisher he had made' the. acquaint- ance- at Three •Rivers of Edward. -?elwig; who is taking • an officer's urse there. Edward is a nephew f• Messrs. D. M. and R. H. Thonnp+- a. His mother was formerly •Etta li ympson. Edward, whose home is -1. 'Winnipeg, recently 'visited ,with is cousin, Mrs. ,Wm. Hewat at Val-• eviield and while there • met Bob hompson, who stopped over; on his 'first' occasion that Frances and Bob lave ever had to meet their Western. ousin, , •SCORN AND. TEN' '-e horse and mule live 30 years a nothing' know of ovines and beers. -he goat and sheep at 20. die -A never taste of $Catch arid rye, -he e�y, Elrin]C water 6y, trlc'- ... 'end at 18 are mostly done. The dog at •15 cashes in ' , Ilithout the aid. of ruin and • gin. 'he • cat in ;milk and water soaks t.rid the�t at 12 short years it croaks, :he modest saber lione•:dry.heri ' ays eggs' for noggs, then dies at 10. SII animals are strictly dry, They sinless live and 'sinless die,. $ '3ut sinful, 'ginfel, rutin=soaked men . Ilurvive,, for three score years, and ' By C^8. Warren in the t Age Dispatch, S'trathroy. AUCTION SALE of farm stock at the premises• of Andrew'Hatriilton, Lot 7, Con. 2, Huron, en Friday, February' ' 26th , , at • one o'clock. See bills for, list and terms. ` Andrew Hamilton, 'Prop.; Donald Blue; Auc. BABY CHICKS -4 days old. B.R. or B N.H. Hybrids., 95% pullets,' $22:00;; mixed $12.00;, cockerels $500;. ($7.00 after April 1st). John Cuyler, R. 4 Kincardine,. 'phone Ripley 76-20. I wish to e$.pauw lily thanks and approdati a for the pen •I reeelved' ' from, the Lucknow 'Fire Company. Pto • McNalli• .C. R. Comp Ipperwa$h.» Card op Thanks I- wish to thank 'the inerithers of the Luckn0w Fire Company for 'the :pear which 1 received: recently., • • Orir..W: A. McIntosh. . -- •-NOTICE ®FERTILIZER ' The Luck now Consumers' Co-op.. erative' will.be.mixing fertilizers as, unuiI this spring...Our district covers 'the Counties •of : Huron and- , Bruce. . We use. cgtton or jute hags. Please. ;place -orders early. , • John.' Jamieson, Manages, •': • Phone 71, ••Lucknow. NOTICE Dr—James Little Little 'will be, out town for a week commencing day, Febr arY 19th attending g . th •midwinter meeting of the Chicago e tar �i. h'• o ri `Society ir�C at;ag NOT-I•CEa ,' We are in need' of Rock' Elm Logs . to be 'Used • for furniture work. We can pay good prices: for ; good logs. We will be. open to buy all, kinds of logs. Get in' touch with us: - THE LUCKNOW SAWMILL • CO. - 'Phones '57 & 79 • - TENDERS • .Te-nders will;_be-..received':. by trine ' mdersigned clerk' -until 4 p -m> March 8th,:.1943, for supplying approxi- mately 8,000 yards . crushed gravel and deliveringsame on. Township NOTICE TO CREDITORS In' the ' Matter ..of the Estate of Mary Charlotte Freeman;'late of the Township of. West Wawanosh,in the County of Huron,, Widow, deiCeased; Notice is hereby given pursuant to. the Statutes in that behalf, that . all Creditors and- others, having claims•, against the Estate of the, said Mary Charlotte Freeman, •who died on or .about-' the Thirtieth day of December A.D. '1942 are. required on or before the First Day of March ' A,D; 1943, to send;, by post prepaid, or deliver; to. William ,S. Reid, •Luck -- now, Ontario, the executor of the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, their names and addresses, -the-full -particular-s-_of = their claimsr -.. a 'statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities. •(if any) • held .- bx thenen dui ' verifiedby' af- •'fidavi't. ' AND take .notice that after such last 'mentioned date the said . exe- cutor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said estate among the persons .entitled thereto having re- gard only' • to the -claims of .Which he shall then have notice, and that the saidexecutor will not be liable for the said: assets oe any part there- if to.iany person or•.persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by him at. tie time of such distribution. DATED at Lucknow, Ontario, this' 3ixtli day of February, A.D. 1943. • William S. 'Reid, • Lucknow, Ont., Executor - roads. A• marked cheque, for 10 -per -ent of amount -of tender to- worn - -Amy tender. Lowest or any tender not'• necessarily accepted, ' C L, VleponaghT-Cier R.R: 3, Lucknow. Herbert C. 'Curran,,Road Supt., R.R. 7,, Lucknow.. F, T: ►RMSTRONG' OPTOMETRIST N LUCKNOW • ' EACH WEDNESDAY . AFTERNOON f:30 to 6' o'clock 'AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE DUNGANNON ' Pte. Frank Eedy, Chatham has ween posted to -Moncton, B. C. ' Mr. Herb Finnigan of Sky Harbor spent the week -end at his home. The w: L sponsored' a Valentine party ' Friday night at the Parish Hall. A.large -crowd attended. Games were •erijoyed:410.00 . was made at bingo' with the prizes donated and total proceeds were $44.00.. • After "lunch Messrs, Ben and Ross Ritchie of Saratoga supplied piano and vio- lin music for dancing. MckELVEY=•Suddenly at Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria, B. C. on February 10th, Rev, .Irving Albert McKelvey„ beloved' father .of Irene -McKelvey, 'Toronto, The funeral, was held in 'Stratford irs, •y, e'ruary :th' with interment in 'A'vondale- 'cemetery. The •deceased was a former minister at Dungannon 25 years ago. ' Miss Margaret • Stewart, student nurse at Wingharn, spent the week- end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Stewart, Mr. and Mrs'. Leonard Crawford and 'family of Goderich spent the weekend with her parents, Mr• and, Mrs. W: A. Culbert,. • RedeZ&Wss iiitetjrig-Wag held at the home of .Mrs, Durnin on Thursday: Mrs. 0. Popp presided and • Mrs. L. F • Stingel act- ed as- secretary. Mr: Marvin Durnin' consented to act as president. Mrs. Davidson read a letter front' the Red Cross•War Work Committee request - ng that showers 'be held of articles• u h as soap,..toothpaste, wash ale hs, hair nets, bobby pins, cold cream',: etc., but'nothing in glass;"Mrs, R„ J; DUrnin was appointed ttorivener of hese sho*ers. The• new president spoke briefly and referred to the P.• STUA'RT MacKENZIE BARRISTER & SOLICITOR Walkerton, On*rio. IN LUCKNOW Fedi = Wednesday,, .' Afternoon - & Evening At G. H. ,SMITH'S .OFFICE .-BOUNDARY EAST r, Wm. Robb spent last '• week with his daughter Mrs. Geo. Ken- nedy. The Jolly Workers Club met -at the home of Mrs. Pharis Mathers. and quilted a Red Cross quilt. Mr. and Mrs. Pat MacMillan and -abe.spentaan evening with Mr.,and Pharis Mathers, - -' ' '• . ,y The Wh':itechureh Women's Inst' r' Lute held ttie first meeting Of the year last Ttresday. Rev. Wilson was the guest' speaker and spoke very interestingly on "Objectives of the' Institute -for 1943", The $ed CrosgI ISocietq 'of White- church community held their elec- tion of officers for' 1943. on TiYesday last. The , are: 'residents s,,,,,i L • a'coner;;' 1st vice pies., . Mrs. D. Craig; 2nd vice president, Mrs: E. Scholtz;. secretary, Mrs. . G, Farr; Her; treasurer,' Milan Moore; carr, . paign director, Gibson Gillespie; work committee, Mrs, G. Gillespie, • Mrs..J. MacLean, Mrs. C. Cox, Mrs, . • F. Wellwood. The treasurera.•..re- port was read ' and reports were given by the leaders of the various quilting 'groups showing that :much .. work has been done in 1942. rad--to'-hem-=-IVT•:; Jn . MacMillan• is able to be up and Out. again •after -his illness; ., , Mrs; Jas. •, Forster spent a day last week with Mrs. Wni, Forster. • ' spring Red Croi s campaign, - • The United Church 'Women's As- locution meeting will be' ,held sat Mrs.' 'Robert M'oore's on Friday. •There will be , a • Red. Cross shower of toilet{ articles, 1Viiss Lucille Eedy"spent the Week with, Pauline McNay, Gnderlcl,. a t �, . iasolme Rationing Plan Goes into Effect . A P ga IP ,. • ....� N • MARCH 31 the present gasokine The extra ration licenses and coupons will ex- in books pire, and no gasoline will be sold except upon •' .book will the presentation of a 1943-1944 ration'' book. . , Only one • ' In his own interests,.every vehicle owner is book, will asked to apply at once` for a new gasoline case history license and ration coupon book for each of will be under his vehicles. Under Under thenew system, effective April 1, all '4,''.the OilController commercialvehicles will be rationed: All nod- ', =fuse a y ,commercial 'vehicles will be granted a basic to suspend "AA" gasoline license and ration • coupon of the regulations. book, containing 40 coupons for passenget Every • car, or • 16 -for a motorcycle. Owners of non- cycle, must • commercial- vehicles, ,eligible for a, special indicating category, who can prove their • need, will station attendants be granted an extra voclatiotial allowance,' sere gasoline fixed in advance for the year ' ending ; • the sticker :-x......."_,._",_.. :............._.1.. . . vocational :coupons will be issued labelled "Special", and each Such contain not more than 60 coupons., "Special" book, or portion:of such be issued at a time, and hence the of each special category applicant constant review. 4 '' ' provisions of the rationing order, will have the right to re" ap' 'ibcation for a special category, or any; ration' book for an infraction . motor ` vehicle, other than a motor, bear' on its windshield a sticket. its category. After April 1, service will ;not be permitted to to a car which dues not Ihear which, corresponds to 'the ration and a gasoline' licenst ration�, secure an "application form at Post Office. Study, the form and instructions contained therein. receive your ration coupon book, It may not be replaced if, of your .negligence, -it is' lost at not leave it in your car; keep n ,.......-•.,---,..�bmitted..at.. The extra allowance for a• special.. category, TO Willobtain be tailored to lef=t individual needs- coupon_ hook, In determining this allowance the pre- your nearest. vtous category V and mileage of . the car Will follow the clot - be considered. Instead 'the vocational,••When you ° allowance : will be based on two factors: guard it carefully. (1) The gravity of the oil shortage with which,.., • because • Canada IS'and (2)the importance eta.. n face4n e �" n. ,•,.:......_ po o stole . Do z ._......_ _�,--.,-.. , the vehicle to its - ner-:x at--ws'1�. , �" oa-•your persalt at allies. (( I , ,. "DEPARTMENT OF MUNITIONS AND SUNY • • ! ' •. HONOURASIE C. D. HOWE, Ah sfer • N Joips' 14. C+ A. F Robert A. Liddle of Ripley recent- ly enlisted in the R.C.A.F. ' at No. 9 "ecruilattg Centro, Landon. - ' Pus: J. j. Phillips of Niagara -on - the -Lake is spending' his furlough with ps his of parenCoats, •: Mr;;iend;i .Mrs: Jas. Philli: • as lfax; •'s :.Sas$; task •Hussey.of the Canadian Navy; _eft on Saturday on his. return to the -West Coast. He was accompanied to Toronto • by Mrs_ Hussey, who -mit the .week -end there. Sgt. George , Wraith' of the R. C. A.• F. is spending,, a seven-day leave at his home: at f.angside. George has }•leen:-poem Quebec 'City to Tor ••tet:: where he will take a. special echai;ics•• course: • * • '* s,:. - LAC. Raymond` Richards who' has ,seen „stationed at Trenton for the ASt two years.' has been posted for other .duty.. Raymond visited re- -•er tly at the home of his parents,. ani' Mrs.Re*A.• Rs� hardsrMl3oun- Bruce Steele, radio and wireless .rsiciari' in the Canadian Navy,. has seen service on both sides the • Atlantic, is spending his fur- with his parents,. Mr. -and rs. Wm. Steele, : Con: 2, Huron •* stip. .' -• • - - s R • • e 1 Lieut . B. A: MacDonald, who has mpieted an. officer's .. ' training ,lyse at •Three Rivers, Quebec, vis- ited : this week •.at.. The !Manse, with r; Rev -C --fl - -Mm Donald; . t and4rit sisters Helen and Marion. Doug` ;.as be#n• posted to' Camp Borden and reports there the end of -the week. ' BQMS: Jack Campbell who left Tuesday ,of last week to return u Petawawa by motor, with a car-. . . -. •- 'i dn't arrive ' in Camp imtil', Thurs- lay, night. They were due at the camp on' Wednesday morning, but highway conditions following Sun- day's storm Made he return a 'hetic 'two-day journey,, rather' than . the usual. 12 -hoer trip. ' 4 's's •.'s. • T ansferred To Fingal - • .. Ralph Hodgins of the R.C.A.F. has been . , sted from St. Thomas to No. 4 .Boni : e g and Gunnery School' at Fingal -•lph is a son of Mrs.' Wal-• Ter°• -Ho dgins; 'and -was liorn:;and .refs= ed on Concession 10, Kinloss. • 11l1 IttiOAY; I''EUfIJAILT 18th, 144,1***, , t �ou,t,ir?r41AM11i1,'.i,.:1 uu1.; • - CARD OF THANKS' GIRL it'ANTEI! ;tor general house- hold duties. Apply at Sentinel :CARS WESTERN' BARLEY arrived Wednesday.- Treleaven Flout Mills, Lucknow: • FOR SALE—Durham 'cow,, due to fre'shet': middle of March. Harry Laois,- R. 5 Lucknovar LAST in the vicinity ot,Pararnoti nt a black and white male fox hound. Anyone knowing of his whereabouts please notify Ted Howey,: Lucknow. WANTED — A 'woman clerk with knowledge of stenography for an of- flee in Lucknow, Ont.. Apply -Erre- ployment & Selective Service .Office, Walkerton, •.Ontario. ,• ' FARM FOR. RENT, •r%t , including; house, Lot 2, Con., 9, Huron Town- ship. . Mrs. Arthur Fraser, 1253 Ro's1 lyn,' Rd., Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich, • STOCK FOR .SALE—Two or three good young Jersey cows, fresh . and freshening, 7ustrecently passed goo- e.rnrhent test; two holstein calves for vealing; :also a 5 -year-old gelding,' Span ctEW aitwTa los--�� - y ,-ticknow: "AUCTION -•-SALE- of -farm stock at - Lot 5.7, Con. 2, Huron Township on Tuesday, - March -2nd. See bills for list "and terms. George MacDonald, Prop.; Donald Blue, Auc. . AieK--MaeI•ntaosh; -son-of Mr: ;arid Mrs. Wm. D...Macintosh of town, is • -n Milltaty' Hospital at 'Edmonton .ij scarlet - feeler. 'Alex had coni-• .)feted • his furlough at his home here 'and was • enroute :back to' the. West :oast to rejoin his' unit, When he Leaving the ' train at•'• Ed- .,onton • his illness proved .to be carlet fever and Alex will -spend ,the next' 'month in quarantine , in • hat city. • • . • 'r • • ' • F ur Sons' Of Former ewe Family In Uniform -or s of Mr,,and Mrs. Isaac • of 1• ergus, nd formerly .,-of • ar-. all in uniform. Alex. :enrieth - and Alan are all with 'the - rmy . overseas, Theis' a• eggie, is with the -Can- ut'$is parents haven't him since November, e' -:cite ' anxious about his f t •, as 'letters sent .to him' re- • nt'y have been returned uitopen-- a - , • • • :-ieut. Doug MacDonald,: who vis- :d -here this -week, told 'the pub - .fisher he had made' the. acquaint- ance- at Three •Rivers of Edward. -?elwig; who is taking • an officer's urse there. Edward is a nephew f• Messrs. D. M. and R. H. Thonnp+- a. His mother was formerly •Etta li ympson. Edward, whose home is -1. 'Winnipeg, recently 'visited ,with is cousin, Mrs. ,Wm. Hewat at Val-• eviield and while there • met Bob hompson, who stopped over; on his 'first' occasion that Frances and Bob lave ever had to meet their Western. ousin, , •SCORN AND. TEN' '-e horse and mule live 30 years a nothing' know of ovines and beers. -he goat and sheep at 20. die -A never taste of $Catch arid rye, -he e�y, Elrin]C water 6y, trlc'- ... 'end at 18 are mostly done. The dog at •15 cashes in ' , Ilithout the aid. of ruin and • gin. 'he • cat in ;milk and water soaks t.rid the�t at 12 short years it croaks, :he modest saber lione•:dry.heri ' ays eggs' for noggs, then dies at 10. SII animals are strictly dry, They sinless live and 'sinless die,. $ '3ut sinful, 'ginfel, rutin=soaked men . Ilurvive,, for three score years, and ' By C^8. Warren in the t Age Dispatch, S'trathroy. AUCTION SALE of farm stock at the premises• of Andrew'Hatriilton, Lot 7, Con. 2, Huron, en Friday, February' ' 26th , , at • one o'clock. See bills for, list and terms. ` Andrew Hamilton, 'Prop.; Donald Blue; Auc. BABY CHICKS -4 days old. B.R. or B N.H. Hybrids., 95% pullets,' $22:00;; mixed $12.00;, cockerels $500;. ($7.00 after April 1st). John Cuyler, R. 4 Kincardine,. 'phone Ripley 76-20. I wish to e$.pauw lily thanks and approdati a for the pen •I reeelved' ' from, the Lucknow 'Fire Company. Pto • McNalli• .C. R. Comp Ipperwa$h.» Card op Thanks I- wish to thank 'the inerithers of the Luckn0w Fire Company for 'the :pear which 1 received: recently., • • Orir..W: A. McIntosh. . -- •-NOTICE ®FERTILIZER ' The Luck now Consumers' Co-op.. erative' will.be.mixing fertilizers as, unuiI this spring...Our district covers 'the Counties •of : Huron and- , Bruce. . We use. cgtton or jute hags. Please. ;place -orders early. , • John.' Jamieson, Manages, •': • Phone 71, ••Lucknow. NOTICE Dr—James Little Little 'will be, out town for a week commencing day, Febr arY 19th attending g . th •midwinter meeting of the Chicago e tar �i. h'• o ri `Society ir�C at;ag NOT-I•CEa ,' We are in need' of Rock' Elm Logs . to be 'Used • for furniture work. We can pay good prices: for ; good logs. We will be. open to buy all, kinds of logs. Get in' touch with us: - THE LUCKNOW SAWMILL • CO. - 'Phones '57 & 79 • - TENDERS • .Te-nders will;_be-..received':. by trine ' mdersigned clerk' -until 4 p -m> March 8th,:.1943, for supplying approxi- mately 8,000 yards . crushed gravel and deliveringsame on. Township NOTICE TO CREDITORS In' the ' Matter ..of the Estate of Mary Charlotte Freeman;'late of the Township of. West Wawanosh,in the County of Huron,, Widow, deiCeased; Notice is hereby given pursuant to. the Statutes in that behalf, that . all Creditors and- others, having claims•, against the Estate of the, said Mary Charlotte Freeman, •who died on or .about-' the Thirtieth day of December A.D. '1942 are. required on or before the First Day of March ' A,D; 1943, to send;, by post prepaid, or deliver; to. William ,S. Reid, •Luck -- now, Ontario, the executor of the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, their names and addresses, -the-full -particular-s-_of = their claimsr -.. a 'statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities. •(if any) • held .- bx thenen dui ' verifiedby' af- •'fidavi't. ' AND take .notice that after such last 'mentioned date the said . exe- cutor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said estate among the persons .entitled thereto having re- gard only' • to the -claims of .Which he shall then have notice, and that the saidexecutor will not be liable for the said: assets oe any part there- if to.iany person or•.persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by him at. tie time of such distribution. DATED at Lucknow, Ontario, this' 3ixtli day of February, A.D. 1943. • William S. 'Reid, • Lucknow, Ont., Executor - roads. A• marked cheque, for 10 -per -ent of amount -of tender to- worn - -Amy tender. Lowest or any tender not'• necessarily accepted, ' C L, VleponaghT-Cier R.R: 3, Lucknow. Herbert C. 'Curran,,Road Supt., R.R. 7,, Lucknow.. F, T: ►RMSTRONG' OPTOMETRIST N LUCKNOW • ' EACH WEDNESDAY . AFTERNOON f:30 to 6' o'clock 'AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE DUNGANNON ' Pte. Frank Eedy, Chatham has ween posted to -Moncton, B. C. ' Mr. Herb Finnigan of Sky Harbor spent the week -end at his home. The w: L sponsored' a Valentine party ' Friday night at the Parish Hall. A.large -crowd attended. Games were •erijoyed:410.00 . was made at bingo' with the prizes donated and total proceeds were $44.00.. • After "lunch Messrs, Ben and Ross Ritchie of Saratoga supplied piano and vio- lin music for dancing. MckELVEY=•Suddenly at Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria, B. C. on February 10th, Rev, .Irving Albert McKelvey„ beloved' father .of Irene -McKelvey, 'Toronto, The funeral, was held in 'Stratford irs, •y, e'ruary :th' with interment in 'A'vondale- 'cemetery. The •deceased was a former minister at Dungannon 25 years ago. ' Miss Margaret • Stewart, student nurse at Wingharn, spent the week- end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Stewart, Mr. and Mrs'. Leonard Crawford and 'family of Goderich spent the weekend with her parents, Mr• and, Mrs. W: A. Culbert,. • RedeZ&Wss iiitetjrig-Wag held at the home of .Mrs, Durnin on Thursday: Mrs. 0. Popp presided and • Mrs. L. F • Stingel act- ed as- secretary. Mr: Marvin Durnin' consented to act as president. Mrs. Davidson read a letter front' the Red Cross•War Work Committee request - ng that showers 'be held of articles• u h as soap,..toothpaste, wash ale hs, hair nets, bobby pins, cold cream',: etc., but'nothing in glass;"Mrs, R„ J; DUrnin was appointed ttorivener of hese sho*ers. The• new president spoke briefly and referred to the P.• STUA'RT MacKENZIE BARRISTER & SOLICITOR Walkerton, On*rio. IN LUCKNOW Fedi = Wednesday,, .' Afternoon - & Evening At G. H. ,SMITH'S .OFFICE .-BOUNDARY EAST r, Wm. Robb spent last '• week with his daughter Mrs. Geo. Ken- nedy. The Jolly Workers Club met -at the home of Mrs. Pharis Mathers. and quilted a Red Cross quilt. Mr. and Mrs. Pat MacMillan and -abe.spentaan evening with Mr.,and Pharis Mathers, - -' ' '• . ,y The Wh':itechureh Women's Inst' r' Lute held ttie first meeting Of the year last Ttresday. Rev. Wilson was the guest' speaker and spoke very interestingly on "Objectives of the' Institute -for 1943", The $ed CrosgI ISocietq 'of White- church community held their elec- tion of officers for' 1943. on TiYesday last. The , are: 'residents s,,,,,i L • a'coner;;' 1st vice pies., . Mrs. D. Craig; 2nd vice president, Mrs: E. Scholtz;. secretary, Mrs. . G, Farr; Her; treasurer,' Milan Moore; carr, . paign director, Gibson Gillespie; work committee, Mrs, G. Gillespie, • Mrs..J. MacLean, Mrs. C. Cox, Mrs, . • F. Wellwood. The treasurera.•..re- port was read ' and reports were given by the leaders of the various quilting 'groups showing that :much .. work has been done in 1942. rad--to'-hem-=-IVT•:; Jn . MacMillan• is able to be up and Out. again •after -his illness; ., , Mrs; Jas. •, Forster spent a day last week with Mrs. Wni, Forster. • ' spring Red Croi s campaign, - • The United Church 'Women's As- locution meeting will be' ,held sat Mrs.' 'Robert M'oore's on Friday. •There will be , a • Red. Cross shower of toilet{ articles, 1Viiss Lucille Eedy"spent the Week with, Pauline McNay, Gnderlcl,. a