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— TI ILUCK.liOW STEL, LIYCKNOW, ` ONTARIO
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'THURSDAY 1,15GUST 19th1943
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There iS a keady Market, now
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heat and tra,,
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See our
nearest straw presser
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.Hinde & Dauch Paper Company
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Trenton, Ontario
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• .SUMMARY OF WORK DONE
_BY CANADIAN LEGION '
Owing to the Canadian Legion
• -not. publicizing the. work, it has
' done kir the boys • in uniform,
Jew people' are .aware of the tre-
mendous amount •of comfort ••it
las afforded the' boys at home
.anc,Loyerseas. The, following is a,
• :summary of its work up to- De-
. • cember, 1942. • • • k
• Educational,total registrations,
136,953; Personal service cases,
322,791; , recreation huts built,
leased . and operated,. 88; hostels
'owner) and operated, 7; .Legion
houses used by troops, 326;
canteens operated, 33; libraries
'• operated, 1187; books in eircula;
• tion, 99-,704-, magazines distribut-
ed, 1,739,531; note *papert distri-
%kited', 36,162,048; envelopes dis-
tributed, 15,759;339; cencerts,
• dances andsmokers .held, 17;681;
:moving picture soimd, projectors
.operated, 123; religious services
""- Legion--huts,•_7454...cigarettes_
distributed; • 39,503;100; , parcel
• comforts, etc., 31,212; mobile can-
teens, 20; library vans,. 2;; staff,
575; 'town recreation centres, 12.
In war and peace the Legion
carries on truly living up to their
motto, "They served till death!
Why not we?"
Keep The' "7th Column" 2
Out of Your House.
• Carelessness, now known`as the
"7th Column" becauSe it -gives aid
and comfort to our Axis enemies,
was the cause of 30,000 ,fatal ac-
cidenta :and more than Pa 'million
serious injuries last year in Am-
erican homes, :Afull page of pic-
tures in The American Weekly
with this Sunday's (Aug. 22) is-
sue of The Detroit Suriday Times.
Get the Detroit -Sunday Times
every week.
FINED FOR MISSING
MILITARY PARADES
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FOr failingto 'attend parade
Magistrate Walker, in pence court
here on. Monday morning, fined
fiVe Members of the 99th (Res.)
• Battery. •Four of the lads'. were
from Wingham "and one from
Lucknow. The fine Was $3.00 and
costs for each, man and each re-
ceived suspended sentence on ten
pt,herLeharges. of. npt attending
parades. They -.also received
very severe lecture as to their
responsibilities as members of
the reserve fprce and as citizens.
—Advance -Times. • '
BUSY ON MRMATI
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EIGHTY -Et HT'
Mr. Thomas Culbert 'of Dun-
gannon, who ,recently celebrated
his 88th birthday, is still hale and
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ear deapite" Has adOlidett"'We'
Born in Pickering Township,
•the son of Thomas Culbert and
• Jane Martin Culbert. who caine
from Ireland and settled, first in
Pibitering Township, . he came,
when- three years old„ with his
Wents, to the township of. Ash-
field. When 17 ^years old he ac•;•
*fired' the wander;lust" • and
went to New Zealand, ;where 'he
remained for five Yeart. He then
•Werit AO Sydney, Australia; Where
he• spent a Year., Returning to.
Canada, he went, to North Bay
and remained for six -Years be-
fore going to Chatham where he
Stayed five years. He was marr-
ied 64 years ago to Margaret Ann
McManus who predeceased him,
-leaving a family of four sons and
One daughter: Fred of Listowel;
Thomas. Henry of Crewe; Arthur,
nevi .Louis and Mrs.
paterson (Jane), of Gtiderich. He
later married Elizabeth Wraith
Who is ;the inother. of _one son,
Nelson, and four danghtera, Mrs:
Samuel Swan" (Clara) of
mere; Mrs.' William Nivins (Me-
linda), Con. 3, .WeSt Wawanosh;
Mrs.,iJohn Errington :(Eyelyn"),
Con. 4,. West. W,awanosh, and
Mabel.,, -at -home, _ •-•
Mr. Culbert assists his sori,q\iel-
son, .pn the farm with all : kinds
of work, feeding the stock in.
winter and plowing, haying, etc,
in summer.. This year he worked
the tractor -drawn binder. for the
cutting of 70 acres of Wheat. He
is an ardent Orangemanand has
scarcely ever intased' an Orange
Try a Want Advt.—They bring
results. •
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EEINEDIffERERMIlillikf
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• No Shortage of Water
GIVE YOUR LIVESTOCK PLENTY OF IT
Eggs are 66 percent. water—Milk 87 percent ,a.nd Pork 65%
FOR MORE PROFIT AND MORE FOOD FOR VICTORY
1. Provide plenty of -drinking space.
2. Keep troughs and fountains filled at all times.
Use Purina Cliek- -R-Ton
As a flock treatment for large roundworms in chickens &
turkeys and as an appetizer and intestinal astringent.
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FOR HOGS
• Add 1 gag Hog Chow to each 5 bags Chop Produce 4
Hogs per ton, of Chop instead of just 2 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'
market --,-no carrying charge.
• 'Lorne MacLennan, 'Phone 77-w
REGULATIONS. RE TRUCKING
,OF STOCK.TO FAIRS
The Wartime Prices and Trade•
Board has issued- the following
ruling on the transportation of
livestock for show purposes to
• 1. When exhibition livestock is
hauled by truck owned and oper-
ated .by a bona;fide farmer, who
for the purpose of the Order' is,
-defined as a r perspn, principally
FOR SALE -L. Model A /Ford "in
good cenditiOn. Apply to
Elmer
Johnston, .
FOR SALE—Electric 'washer in
good repair...Apply to Mts. Allen
Turner, Ln : .eknOw , •
ROOMERS WANTED
School, girls, lirst year prefermi
Apply at Sentinel Office.
20 CHESTERFIELD SUITES, 12.
Pianos, 12 bedropni suites, for Sale
at Schnett. & Sons, Mildmay. Free
delivery.
WAgTED TO PIJRCHASE—Pnl,
lets, all' ages and breeds, good'
prices. paid.. Write Tweddle' Chick
Hatcheries, Lindted, Fergus, Ont.
RADIO SERVIOR—in the former,
'W. J. Little Shoe Store,,Lucknow.
Batteries charged, tubes tested.
Radios for sale., A. C. RAMA:GE
FARM FOIL SALE-E.H. Lot 2,
den. 12, Ashfield Twp 100 "acreS,
good house and barn, well ,watet-
ed..'Lothiazi school on premises.
Five miles from town. • Apply to.
Robert Nelson; Administrater.'
- • NOTICE -RE: -SLAB-
We are now in. a. position to
'book • further orders for Slabs.
We reserve the right to limit any
customer to any quantity or kind
we may be able to deliver.
The Lucknow Sawmill Co.
• FOR SALE -4 kitchen tables in
good condition; five feet. W. Hor-
FOE SALE — 1931 Ford coupe,
gittod sha.)o! arid geed tires, rumble
seat Apply._to "Elmo Pritchard, R.
LkICknOW.. .
AUCTION SALE of valuable real
eatate: and household goods and
furniture, the estate of the late
Oliver Johnston, to be sold by
public auction at the residence,
• Havelock St.. Lucknow, on Sat-
urday, August, .28th,. at 2 p.m.
Sharp. Property offered subject
to a reserve bid. See 'bills for
particulars. Well. Henderson,. al:lei
T. H. Peine, lqcW Hamburg, Ont,
scilibitor for exeeutor.
NOTICE •TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims • a-
gainst the Estate of Oliver John+
ston,, late of the Village of Luck-'
engaged -in tanning% n°---Pehnit-is the County of 7 -Bruce,
required. In. such instances truck
may also haul ,exhibition - live-
stock • belonging to a neighbor
farmer. ' • •
2. No permit is required when
exhibition livestock'iS handled by
a P.C.V. operator authorizing him
to carryolivestock providing that
truck ,it operated over route as
'authOrized in the truck operator's
P.C.V.
"3„ In. other instances where ex-,
hibition livestock is to be hauled
beyond 35 miles from the trnek's
registered address, a permit must
be obtained from , this Adminis-
tration, •
4. Confirmation is also hereby
given to the arrangement agreed
_upon, wheretInder applications
should be endorsed by , Agricul-
tural Representative in the' area
in which the truck operator re-
sides, rather than having applica-
tion signed by Fair Secretary.
gentleman, ,who died on or about
the' 28th day, of May, A.D.I 1939,
are required. to send to the un-
dersigned full •particulars of the
iame on or before the 25th day
of August, A.D. 1943, after which
date the assets of the deceased
Will 'be I • distributed, having re-
gard only to the' claims of whicn
the executor will then have not-
ice. .•
• Dated this 31st day of July, ,A.
D. 1943. • °
Gordon M. Johnston,
787 Coxwell Ave.,
• Toronto, Ontari).
Executor.
5. •ApplicationS to be forwarded
to the W'artirne Prices and Trade
Bard office at the earliest op-
portunity so that they may be
considered and necessary permits.
issued in good time prior to date•
of fairs to which the exhibition
is to be hauled.,
• If any. additional information
• is desired, consult your Agricul-.
1 tnral Representative or write J.
A. Carroll, . 'superintendent of
Fairs, Toronto. , • ,
A lot -of •chickens are growing
• happily today that do not real-
ize .what sharp things are in store
• for them this fall and winter.
GARDEN PRODUCE FOR SALE
;-.John Barger announces that -
potatoes And Or den produce are
now ready, but: he :is unable to
deliver it. Bring your basket and 7
call at Mrs. Mary Jane. Parrow's,
Lucknow:
CARD .OF THANKS
Mrs. Wm. R. Martili- and fam-
11:y wish .to acknowledge with
heartfelt appreciation the many,
kind acts and expressions of sm.!.
pathy extended them in their bei- •
rea;.Ternent. • -
IN .,MEMORIAM
WOODS-L.7In loving Memory Of .
my dear mother, .Mr4 Alexander
Woods, who passed away August
22nd, ,1942. ". •
Sometimes a • note of an 61d -
fashioned Song, •
-Sometimei _a_flewer,As' we pass
•' along,
Or a silVer lining in' the •'clouds
Withthe sunshine peeping
• through, • •
Brings us treasured memories of
who§e.smile:we'll remember for-
ever. • , •
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Ever lovingly.remembered by
Ellen and Bruce and family: °
F. T. ARMSTRONG
,OPTOMETRIST
IN LUCKNOW
• FIRST WEDNESDAY
OF EACH MONTH
AFTER JUNE lst
10 a.m. to d'o'clock
AT-WM. SCHMID'S STORE_
?. Stuart MacKenzie
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Walkerton, Ontario. '
IN LUCI(NOW
Each Wednesday
Afternoon & Evening
At a II. SVIITH'S OFFICE
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DUNGANNOI.
Word has been received by rel-
atives•that Mr. jack Nivins pass,
ed away Tuesday' evening at his
home in Sault Ste. Marie. The
funeral will .be held on Friday
at 2 p.m. at his late home: The
deceased was in his 63rd year
arid was a native ,of West°Wawa-
nosh.
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Misses Margaret 'Dickson- and
her friend Shirley Mcltardy of,
Goderich were week -end visitors
in London.. •
Miss DreaneY, was a happy hos •
tess recently to many friends and
relatives. She. had - as her guestq
over the week -end, MiSs Marie
Lynge of Landon; Miss L. E. bur-
nin, vice principal of Ft. Frances
high sehOol; Capt. T. E, Garri-
son of the .R.A.F., P.C.; and on
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Sunday she had the following. ad-
ditional guests, Mr. and' Mrs.
Charles Whitley and Graham of
Goderich Township and Miss Hel-
en Whitley, A.D.C:A., of Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Durnin of
Ashfield; Capt. and Mrs. Hall of
Gbderich; B. Woods and
Mrs; Hanneman of Detroit; Mrs.
Myers of. Kitchener; Miss R. A.
Woods, R.N. and Mr. R.11, Me-
Quillin of ,Lucknow; Mrs. T. Mc-
Pherson of Teeswater. Mr. and
Mrs ° Robt. nurnin called to spend
awhile with the 'other relatives
in the after,noon. They were
Pleased to hear an airgraph let-.
ter read from Benson WhitleY, _fir
son of M. and Mrs. Chas. Whit-
ley, whh .had arrived lately In.
nglandl He mentioned particu-
larly how the boys overseas wel.
come letters and parcels.
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