The Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-09-09, Page 4PAGE 41m
THE LCCiILNOW SENTINEL, L,UCKR OW, ONTARIO
There is a .ready market now
dor ;your surplus
lee your nearest straw. preiser
or write
Hinde & Dauch Paper Company
of Canada, Limited
Trenton, Ontario'.
RAPID. CITY
, Mr. Jim McNall of Windsorry
and..' Clifford McNa11 :of. •London
were home over the holiday.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Nelson Webster,
Gladys, Shirley,' • Ross of Wind -
:sot . and., Fus. Roy ' Wei$ster of
Niagara -on -the -Lake and Mrs.
-Webster's .nephew, AC2. Jim
• 'Unger of Mountain View •visited
over the week -end , with relatives
around town, •
Mr. Ross Murray & Miss Mary
1Vlurray . were, guests_.. of__Mr.. and
Mrs. W.G. Reed, Sunday.
Miss Mary McMillan" of Fort
'William called -onhe r cciusin,,,
*MissMary .McKenzie on Sundae
and also Mr.: and Mrs. Ross Mc-
Millan, Mary and Hugh Allan.
Mr. and Mrs; Dick McQuillin,
.Jr., .had a holiday at Meaford
for a few days. , -
'Ir. and Mrs. Joe Weiler were•I�
Monday visitors at Teeawater.
:. Miss Eunice Reed return
home aftera week's visit with
friends at Auburn.
Fay: 'Mrs: • Dashaway's husband
didn't leave her .very much when
he: died; did he?
Rah' No, but . he heft her often
enough when he .was alive.
FALL .FAIR DATES
Durham - : r.. Sept. 9, 10
Milverton • ' " Sept. ' 9, .10
Milehnay ' Sept. 13, 14
Sept: " 14
,; Sept. ,14, .15
Hanover Sept. 14, 15
Kincardine 1Sept. 16, 17.
Palmerston. "• . ' Sept. L7, 18
Wiarton Sept: 16, 17
Paisley 1• ' -Sept. 21
Port ' Elgin . ' . Sept. 24, 25
Listowel' - Sept. 22, 23
Holstein ' , : Sept. 23, 24
_Harriston ,..."Sept, 23, 24.
Galt. Sept. 23, 25
Clifford : Sept. 27, 28
Seaforth -. :...,....7 Sept. 23, 24
Stratford. . ''.,1. Sept. 20, 23
Lucknow • Sept. 28, ' 29
Meaford Sept. 29, 30
Sept. 29, 30..
Sept.. 30, Oct. ` 1
Underwood
Blyth •
Mount. Forest
Dungannon.
Teeswater .Oct. 5, 6
Tara Oct. 6, 7
A RECOUNT of ballots ' in . the'
riding of • Perth' resulted "in W.
Angus Dickson; Liberal, retain -
ink, the seat.' His majority was re-
duced . by the recount from 20
to -18 votes.
fE)IIEDIffERENCE P!IR'INA MA
Believe It Or Not!
ONE BROOD SOW PRODUCES five cans of milk from far-
row to weaning -5, Bans, 400 lbs..
That's . more than the entire, body weight of .'the • average
sow. What's. more, the, milk runs 6.7 in fat, 20 per : cent
higher' than the average Jersey cow,'
What A Job;
HELP HER DO 'THIS by f eeding.: this. homemade, inexpen-
sivemixiuref• - .
200 Lbs. BARLEY & OAT CHOP .'
100. Lbs. PII,RI? A SOW & PIG CHOW
Feed.lightly the first two days after farrowing, then all
she wii1eat for 8 weeks. Let little pigs -.help themselves
too.. This mixture- is an ideal starter as well as a milk pro=
duces for the sow:
NOW IS THE : TIME -Or der your Purina Chows By the
ton and save $2.00:
Lorne MacLennan, 'Phone 77-w
. 4ION
• 4
TIt RSII T, S T. 8t •.
• Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wall of
Culross "visited Sunday with the
ladies parents, Mr. and• 1Vlr% Will.
Ritchie. • • '
Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Gard-
ner had for theirweek=end and
holiday ' visitors • Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Hamilton of Wingham, Miss
Noeren Cobb of . Hamilton,' .Mr.
and Mrs. Albeit Campbell, Don7,
ald and Miss Jean of Westfield?
Mr,_.and . Mrs, A. Spiegelberg ' and'
family of Kitchener.. •
Messrs. Lane••and.Harold Gard-
ner- of I4aii ilton,spent the week-
,end at their hoznes, here. •
Mr. and Ma.' Nelson. Webster,
Master Ross and Miss Gladys
Webster . of Windsor, Pte. Roy
Webster of Niagara -on -the -Lake,
James Unger"., of the R. C. A. F:,
Belleville, visited 'Sunday with,
Mr. and Mrs. Will" Gardner. Mr.
Gardner returned to Windsor
with them where he will visit
for a .while: ,
Messrs. Fred Anderson & Wes-
ley Ritchie left on Tuesday for
the `western provinces.' : •
Mr.. and Mrs. -Gordon Kirkland
anad • family, Mrs. Andrew, visit-
ed on Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. Kilpatrick of .Crewe. ,
1VIr^ . and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw
of Fingal- spent the week -end
with the latter's'parents, Mr. &
Mrs: George Hunter.
Miss , Kathleen Gardner of Tor-
onto
is spending a week of her
vacation with her parents here.
Mrs. Jacob Hunter spent . 'a
couple of days in London last
week with. Mrs:• C. Menary: whi,
had her tonsila removed and 'sin-
las operation..
Knocked Off . Bike' -
:At the noon hour on Saturday.
there was an accident, at the cor-
ner of John and . Josephine Sts.
Don Newman, son of Sgt. 'and
Mrs.. Fred Newman; . Shuter-. St.,
was knocked off his wheel and
thrownto`the paveinent. He was
taken to Dr.' Connell's office and
examined. No bones were broken
but the, lad -got. quite a .whack'on
the : hip. - Wingl;tam Advance -
Times. :
• PARAMOUNT
-School-opened on-'uesday--witli
Mrs. E. Ramage as teacher.
The Women's Institute meeting
will beheld at the .home of Mrs.
L. Taylor, September: 16th. Note
-change in place. T , • - • •
Mr: and Mrs.` Nelson* Webster.
and Grace of Windsor, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Weber and Helen,
Lucienkm, renewed ' old acquain-
tances :over, the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs., G: :"Hamilton of
Hamilton., Pte. C. Ha nilton of
• Port Albert air port spent the
holiday. with Mr, and Mrs: Jack
Hamilton. .
Mr. 'and .Mrs. Wm.. Smith of
Toronto visited With Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver McCharles.. _
-Mr. - Wrn. Kempton went to
Moosejaw,: Sask.,. on . theexcur-
sion:. t'
Mrs. James MacDonald is spen-
ding a couple of '"months with her
daughter, Mrs. Wm. Kempton.
Visitors • with Mrs:. James Mac-
Donald were Mrs. ' H. Clutton,
• Betty Ann and Stewart of God-
erich and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ash-
ton, Detroit:. ' ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith (nee
Mae, Barkwell) of Toronto ' and
Mr. and. Mrs: Robt. 'Barkwell of'
Dundas.....visited ...__ith..-.re.latives
over the holiday. •
Mr. ^ Phil Smith of Toronto
spent the holiday with Mrs.
Smith and Marie. 4
Miss Isabel and Margaret )V ich
olson of Torontospent the . holi..
day with their parents.
John D•. Marini n returned to this
school at Goderich. ' .
•
FOR SALE -4 pigs, $30.00. Call
after • 6 p.m:,, Herb Miller.
HOUSE FOR REIV* :partly fur-
nishes} if . desired, ` good garage.,
.Apply at Sentinel Office. - - •
FOR SALE -About 90 -Light Sus -
'sex',. and., Rock pullets, 2 months
old.' Frank Ritchie, ,'R. ,3 . Luck -
,now, Phone 69-12,'Dungannon. `
FOR SALE--Snowwhite hand
washing ,mace, , practically
new, Apply toes." Tyndal Rob-
inson, Lu
WANTED TO PURCHASE -Pul-
lets, all • ages and breeds; . good
prices, paid. Write Tweddle Chick
Hatcheries, .Limited, Fergus, Ont.
RADIO SERVICE -in the former
W. J. Lit't1e Shoe' Store, Lucknor�.
Batteries charged, 'tubes tested.
Radios for sale. A. C. RAMAGE.
FOR SALE -Purebred yori,ohi.re
boar, 7 months oftl; • also .some
young Pigs. Elmer Johnston, R. 7
Lucknow, .. 'Phone Dungannon
FARM :FOR ` SALE=-E.H. ; .Lot 2;
'Con. 12, Ashfield Twp: 100 acres.
good' house; and barn, well water-
ed. Lothian school en' premises.
Five miles: from town. 'Apply -'to
Robert Nelson, Administrator..
FOR SALE -7 good pigs, 7 wks:
old and 6 -Shorthorn bull calves,
from; 4 to 15 months, all good
colors` reds and: roans. Apply to'
Jas.' Forster., R.R. 1, Lucknow,'
Phone'r43-r42.
FARM FOR SALE -400 acres, lot
14, Coh: 6, Kinloss, seeded down,
well" watered; barn .40 x 60, ce-
ment stabling; good brick house.
Apply to Mrs. 'Thomas Roach,'
Lucknow or John Kennedy,' R., 1,
Ripley.
WANTED -Working 'Matron fpr.
Children's . Welfare Home in
Bruce County.` .Applicant, please
state-quali-flcations••-andsal-ary-e-x-
pected in ,first letter' Application)
received 'up .to 21st df September.
• Apply To The
Employment &-Selectivp_Servie•
Office °
' • .Walkerton, Ontario.
Help Wanted.
'FARMERS=1f your.'' owr1har-
vesting operations are completed;:
"can yeu temporarily release your
son, daughter or any_hired help
to assist with fruit and vegetable
harvesting? These •Vital crops:
must be saved. Willyou help?
Apply immediately, .stating .age
and period available to the On:
tario, Farrri-- Seryige Force; East.
Block. ,Parliament
onto.
uildings; Tori
•
When .Mese• was tola that poor
Restus , had been.- shot dead by
Judge Hicks while he was, steal-
ing .the judge'.; chickens ' he
merely replied: "Oh, • wellit
might have been• worse • •;�
"firiw could it have been
worse???" indignantIy asked the
inforrnant. "Poor Ra, tiys .is7 dead"!De'judge justn, r"hualll.„r hlo',r.thr"
head '.right off him. 'What c' ui'i
tae v;' rsF dan that?''
.• .*r.:5lnt •ha.Vr 'been �airlr eT'':
re.pe.a.ted. "If Je jt•'die •fir'
riff de g',ir. de. 'sight. he fore , Pto.
rnight • .i:av!o - de • �I l;ear,
rn&'' d '
.Rad;'.r,.oi.,nrer- . "TW7c •,gill
cr,rit:nu4 t r,gram tri !.e I•n n -
'a w�r,r:�F,rt r,P rG:!•r,rd•
tr.er, •zie, 441.1 1..ear a,
rc;r:crdy,
NOTICE
Accounts owing to the BOAT
of .the -'late Roderick John Cam-'
eron are required to be paid.: to
the undersigned • en or before
October 1st,.: 1943'. •
- Sarah Elsie Cameron;
Lucknow, Executrix,
CARD 9F, THANKS
The Caesar. -family^wish to sin-
cerely• thank. the friends and , ^
neighbors who were -so -very kind
at the time of ` their mother's
death, nd .through her long ill-
' 1, a so for flowers and -.Mass
cards. •
Sincerely, Lillian, Henry and -
Annii. . ; •
Card Of Thanks
The. • family of . the late Mrs.
Elia ' J. laldenby wish . to'a ex=
press their sincere • thanks, -.and
appreciation for the many acts of
kindness extended. to them dur-
ing the illness, and, at the time
ofthe death of their Mother..
bard of Thanks
The Village • Council wish to
express their appreciation to vill- •
age residents who so °willingly u
and capably ,conducted •'the • .dis-
tribution of 'Ration .Book No.' 3.
'.Reeve J. W: Joyint,
Chairman of Local Ration Board.
Prof. ,A. W. 'Anderton
Will Resume Tuitions In
Piano, Singingand Theory
At Rev: C. 11. MacDonald's,�
The Manse,Lucknow
On Friday, September 10th:
F. T. ARMSTRONG'
OPTOMETRIST .
N LUCKNOVV.
FIRST. WEDNESDAY -
OF EACJI
EDNESDAY-
OF"EACII MONTH
AFTER 'JUNE' lst .:
19. a.m. to 6 O'clock'
AT Wit SCHMID'S STORE
P. Stuart MacKenzie:
BARRISTER. & SOLICITOR
Walkerton, Ontario.
IN LUCKNOW.
Each Wednesday
Afternoon & Evening
At G..H, SMITH'S OFFICE.
Wings Over Sicily... .
Playground. of the Gods g
`T le Alliedinvasion regalis-tljis •
•playground where the Waxed'
winged Icarus • plunged into the
sea . when he ;flew • too close to
-the sun,. and .'"other legends of
.8.009. years ago. Ari entertaining
mrldern version of these .stories
appears, illustrated in Rall color,
in The American Weekly .with
this Sunday's (Sept, 12)- issue of
The .Detroit °Sunday Times.. '
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