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THE 4E LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW;. ONTARIO •
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SPONSORED LOCALLY BY THE
LUCKNOW rILi AGVCOUNCIL
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Dominion Objective is, Half A . Million Dollars .. '
CAMPAIGN DATES JUNE 7th to JUNE 26th
PARAMOUNT;:
It will be • the Grandmothers'
meeting of• the 'Won en's Institute
on June 16th,, The. roll .call will
be . answered by "Some incident
...that happened on, my wedding
•day".,A cordial invitation is ex-
tended' to all the ladies and espec-
ially . to the grandmothers; of the.
�communit-y: f _ ..
Mr_. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles,
•=:Mr.. and Mrs: Eldon Henderson
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cook
• attended the nurses' graduation
at, Owen Sound. •
Sgt: Lloyd Hen_d_e.son_zf._l`Le�yY.
foundland, and' his bride are
spending a few days with his par.-.
...ents: before...keturning,_,to:_.his..new..
station . in New Brunswick.
Friends and relatives gathered
at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm.
(Kempton on Wednesday evening
when they celeirated their 20th'
wedding' anniversary.
FOURTH CON.
Mr.. Ed Little. who has:been.
a,' patient in the Winghani Hos
pital ' for .two months was able
to return to his' home..
Mrs. 'Peter McKinnon and .Miss
Helen Maclintyre• of Flint, 'Mich:,
are. spending a two , weeks' vaca-. •
tion with friends here. .
and- -Mrs.- Peter 'Moffat
spent Sunday,at Mr:. 'D. L. Mac-
:innon's.
Mr. John Hodgkinson who has.
been illi in Lucknow has recov-
ered sufficiently to be at his
home. `
Shirley Moffat . has been' 'ab-
•sent:from school with the mumps.
Mx° ;Rennie._Graharn of Gump
Borden spent thea week -end at his
home.
Let a Classified Ad be.. your
salesi?�}an—inexpensive yet 'a Go -
Getter. ' , , •
EETIYEDIFFFIPEN►CIP1/R/NA 4
Start 'EmRight!
Your .Baby Chicks: And Poults Will Thrive On
PURINA ' CHICK STARTENA
PURINA :TURKEY' STARTENA.
Take, Out "CHICK INSURANCE"
Drop one CHEK-R-TAB iii each quart drinking water as
a safeguard against spreading disease germs, fungus growths
and intestinal troubles .in baby chicks. '
FOR .HOGS
Add 1 Bag' Hog Chow to each 5 bags ' Chop • _ Produce 4
Hogs per ton of Chop' instead of jusr2. Ask for plan of
self feeder. For reliable farmers, ' we' will supply you with
Hog Chow at today's Cash Price, pay when the Hogs go to
rarltet—no carrying charge.
Lorne MacLennan, 'Phone 77-w
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OBITUARY -
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'JAMES M. BLUE='
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• The community was , ,deeply.
saddened in. the loss of ' James
M. Blue who passed .away . May
24 at the home of his ' ion, john;..
Con. 2 Huron township.
• He, was . the . eldest son of the.
late Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald Blue,•
and was born on October 1, 1862.
In . early: manhood. he married
Mary MacLellan on December •29,
1685• and together : they ' took up
farming on the boundary.. of .Huy.
on 'and Ashfield townships. -i
A man of sterling .quality he
became widely known through
his little deeds okindness, be-
ing ever -ready to lend a hand to
those in need. For many years he
was receiver of wreckage for the
Dominion government along Lake
Huron.
Mr Blue •hadbpenin failing_
health for some yeara and the
death of Mrs: Blue on May 12th
came as a severe shock to him.
,Left to mourn his loss•. is a fam-
ily Of four sons,' John en ,the early
homestead,, Donald on the bound-
ary, William and, George in De
:troit; three daughters, ' • Flossie,
Mrs.' Sam Geddes; • Annie, Mrs.
-Gran£ itacD armid; Ca�therine,
Mrs 'Lloyd Irwin and Bessie, Mrs.
Elyzner Reavie who predeceased.
him five years ago. One sister;
Mrs. John Wilkie. and 12 grand-
children • survive:
The Rev. ' J. • C. Nicholson , of
Pine River assisted by the Itev.
Eugene Beech. of Ripley :conduct-
ed the funeral "service on Wednes-
day afternoon from the .:home' of
John: Blue: The funeral was large-
ly attended 'showing the esteem
in which Mr. Blue. 'vas 'held. In-
ter -merit' was made' in Ripley cem-
'ry. He'. was }borne to his last
resting place by `six .brother Mas-
ons, .Thos.'•' Harris, .Gideon Rut�tle,
Frank MacLennan, N. 'G: Mdiac-
Kenzie, Robert Wilson, Robert
Campbell. Old Light' Lodge A.F.
& 4.M. •184, . Lucknow, conducted
the, graveside service, for their
oldest member; Mr. ''BIue . being a
Mason: for fifty-five y_ears:.
JAMES JOHN BOWLER
. 'The death bf JamesBow-
ler in 'Queen AlexaIidra Hospital,
London, on..May..24th,_.in;-his-..68th
year has taken from the commun-
ty a man possessed of great guar -
ties of. mind and heart. Mr., Bow-
ler. -was- the. youngestt: af; •a -fam-
ily of eight born to the late Mr.
and Mrs. John •. Bowler, ; early
pioneers of Ashfield, holding firm
to'a simple faith] and intense de-
votion ' to their ' Irish ancestors:
He had farmed` successfully on
the old •hC neatead on the. 10th
concession all his life. Of • late
years - .he did. not enjoy. good
health and• just a few days prev-
rous to his passing -Ire werit to. the'
London hospital, hoping to regain
h strength. He . lived a life of
quiet, industry and was •held' in
he highest respect by his neigh-
bors. He had a great love for.good
iterature and,poetry and was en-
dowed with a retentive -memory.
He, was adept, in drawing ' and
s a pastime • made many sk ' hes
f •our public men. Only one is-
er, Mary, with, whom he lived,
urvives. He was predeceased by
hree brothers, Michael, Tom ' and
ohn ,and three 'sisters, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Hackett ' and Mrs.
tandish. The.. funeral was held
n Thursday, when a very' large
umber of, friends andrelatives
athered to pay their last'respeets
Ci .the ' departed one. Requiem
mass was sung by, Rev: J. , R.
uigley and burial As:0k place in
t.. Joseph's Cemetery, I(ings-
ridge. Friends from . a distance
resent were Mrs. Wiesen, .Flint,
Mich.; John Bowler and Mrs.
ohnston, Tom and Frank O'Con-
nor, Detroit; Mrs. Winnie Elliott
an"d John Hackett; Port Colborne;
rs. ' Nate • O'Leary, Seafort
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THURSDAY, JUNE 10i.fit
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LOST. --AA ' gas ration No; 42 N 8,
Finder' please leave; at Sentinel
Office. '
FOR ° SALE�-=8 Hybrid hens, year
old, laying. Apply at Sentinel Of-
fice., _ • •
'FOR ' SALE' -- •• well construed
,barn, 38 x 72',"and frame` dwelling
house;: god lumber.' Apply "to
'George. Icing, R..2 Teeswater,'
'Phone 606-r-3, . Wingharn.
NEW MACHINERY : & 'REPAIRS
--Repairs' for' hay, machinery in
stock; also one new Cockshutt
Mower and one new cylinder 'ba`r
`Hay Loader t it aaxe.Thom zs
Bayes, Lueknow.
TEACHER WANTED for S.S. No.
3 'IKintail, duties to cothrnence.
Sept. 1st. Apply stating qualifies,
tions to Frank Moran, R. R. 7,,
Lucknow..' ,
TEACHER WANTED for U. S. S.
No. ,14; : Paramount,. duties to com-
mence September lst. Apply
'stating qualifications to R. G.
amilton, secretary -treasurer, R.
,3 : Lucknow. • •
TEACHER WANTED„ protestant;
for S.S. No. 11, Huron Township.
Duties, •to commence ' September
1st 1943. Apply stating qualifica-
tions to James Mc-Tairish, R.R:':1,
Ripley, Phone 2-r-29..
AUCTION- SALE -of : household
furnitur,.e. in- .....Whitechurch. • on
Tuesday, June 15th at 1.30 o'clock.
All good fuifniture and', no re-
serve as the proprietor has sold
the .home. Matt 'Gaynor, •Auc.;'
Eli. Jacques,, Prop:.
NOTICE ..
NOTICE RE ,WOOD
Owing. to the fact that we have
so many ;orders for slabs on file
we will be unable to accept any
amore..• orders in the 'meantime.
Later we will advise .when we are
prepared to accept further .orders
for slabs.
,The 'Lucknow. Sawmill Co.
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The... Annual Meeting of the s,
South nioss '-Cemetery Co 'por-
ation will be held at South kin -
logs Church on Wednesday, June
16th at.. 2 p.m: sharp. • '
Douglas Graham, Treas.
• Donald. McLean, Sec
NOTICE`
HYDRO now installed for, chop -
pet. Western oats, Western' bar-
ley, , Westerh_wheat_ _at�rt__mixed-
feeds on 'hand. Treleaven's Flour
Miall. •
CARD OF .THANKS
::.Ronald Cranston .of Petawawa
wishes to sincerely ,thank • the
Lucknow' - Red Cross .Society for
the lovely gift of knitted .good,
he received and . prizes most
highly.' ,
'NOTICE
Anyone who had shoes repaired'
.at Orr's Shop, must oail, for'same
at the 'residence of Mrs. M. C,.
Orr not' later"than. Wednesday, ' •
June 30th:
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SEED CORN
HYBRID VARIETIES, matur-
ing for ensilage in from 90 , to
100 days --No. Q06, 625 and
Vant s . Su;Cepstakes:•.
'DENT VARIETIES:.:_.
BAILEY, (GOLDEN GLOW &
WHITE CAP YELLOW DENT
SORGHUM .and' '
SVDAN . GRASS. .
FOR SALE 'AT
Aflirew'
Highest
ASH:: PASCE$,..
SCRAP METALS.
POULTRY. -
and.
WOOL
Licensed Wool: Dealers
BROWN BROS.
'Phone 181 ' • Kincardine.
I:. T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
I LUCKNOW
FIRST .WEDNESDAY
OF EACH MONTH
AFTER JUNE . •1st
• 10 a.m. to 6 .o'clock
AT WM. SCHMID'.S': STORE
P. tuart•MacKenz'ie
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Walkerton, ,Ontario.
IN- .LUCKNOW
Each Wednesday
Afternoon & Evening
At Q. H. SMITH'$ ,OFFICE
LANGSIDE,
The W.M.S. met on 'Wednesday
afternoon at the' home of Mrs.
WM.. ,Brown.
..,Mr. and •Mrs. Russel Ritchid of
gth Concession Huron spent Sun-
day with 'Mrs. ' R. Tiffin,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacCalluri
of , Lucknow• spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scott.
The Red Cross quilting to have
been held "t , the home of Mrs.
Caskinefte on Tuesday, Was
postponed until a later date. .
_.M,r. jt. Caskinette of Preston
spent the week-e!nd: at his home
here. ' •' :• , •
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Recent .visitors With Mr. and
Mrs. J., B. Morriso
rsy
eanor, Mrs. Jaynes Morrison Jr.
and Mr. Hawke all of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. George.Harkness
spent Sunday with friends 'in
Teeswater. •
A number from here attended
Calvin ' anniversary services on
Sunday. •
On June 13th anniversary ser-
vices will be held in 'the United
church., Whitechurch and On June
20th at •Langside Presbyterian
church,
This cornrnunity extends their
'sympathy to Mr. Blake Gaunt in,
his recent bereavement; the loss.
of his father, Mr. 'Edward Gaunt
of Whitechurch: .
MT. and•Mrs, Wm. 'Dawson, 2nd
anon' and Et- Mts. Wesiley Tiffin.
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