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THE _LUC...KNOW SENTINELI_LumNow, oNTAtuo
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1943
Arrived -1%1s Week
ONE CARLOAD.
Johns - Manville
RockWool Home
INSULATION
RDFR NOW WHILE IT LASTS
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Planing Mill, 'Phone:111504
ullets
For• Sale
WE ALSO
BUY
all
POULTRY.
..Lotne.
'MacLennan
Purina Dealer, Lucknow
:Mr. and -Mrs. Edgar Annis and
two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Smith of Paisley, Mr. and Mrs.
Will • Long of, Benmiller and
grandson- Brian Kilpatrick sPent.
Sunday p.m, with Mr. and. Mrs,
Rich 'Kilpatrick.! - •
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Curran, lVIr.
• and Mrs. Geo. Saunders attended
the funeral of Mr. John Wright
at Parkhill qn Saturday. -
and -Mrs. Jack Ryan_,Ite1±97.
and Ronald from Goderich Visit;
ed at Herb Curran's on Sunday.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
• and Mrs. Will Andrew were Mr.
and Mrs. John Long of Bonmil7
ler and their daughter Mrs.
Young of Goderich, and Mr.
Young,
WHITECHURCH
• The rally of thIg.Maitland
res-
byteri, -a the W.M.S. will be
• held here in the. Presbyterian.
church on''Wedne*y-,__Obtober
- '1316 -at Z p.m. Mrs, Rev. Jack, of
Seaferth will be guest -Speaker.
We are sorry to re -port Mrs.
Joe Tiffin °is suffering from
a severe attack of shingles.
We are sorry to report Mr. Mit-
chel Ellliott is under the, doctor's
--caeAie--was—t&CyCitteri-ch last --
week for an x-ray. We hope for
a speedy recovpilr. • '
Mrs. Rich and little son Oliver
Of Formosa is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Rhys PollOok and Mr.,.Pol-
lcick - '
Cominunion—serkee---twill
held next Sunday at 11 a.m. in
the,. Pregbyterian•ehtirch. Prepar-,
atory .service will be held onFri-
day "evening at 8.30 p.m.
The family of Mrs. David Ken-
nedy gathered at her home on
Sunday in honor of her .81st
birthday, • -
Mr .\ Clarence Cox was called
to. Goderich last Saturday,.owing
to the serious illness of his father
there. -
.Mrs.. Kirk has •rented. Mrs:. 'Ed
Catitit's liciuseand'moved into it
the, end of last week. .
Mr. and Mrs. James WilsOn,,,
Jr., Mrs.. James Wilson; Sr. and
Miss, Merle Wilson,. R.N. motored
to yl'oronto ,on Tuesday:iMrs. Wil-
son, Sr, and Miss Wilion are vis-
iting this: week -there with, -Miss -
Agnes Wilson, R.N. and other
relatives. •
.A CLYDESDALE MARE, 4 yrs.
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old and weighing,bout 1800' lbs.
was sold by Duncan' McGregor
Culross to: Chas. Halliday of
Chesley for $350. •
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fEINEDIffERENCEPRIIAMI
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Purina
For . . .
• GROWING PULLETS, GROWING TURKEYS, LAYING
FLOCKS AND BREEDER TURKEYS
PURINA CHEK-R-TON se ryes as a flock treatment for
large roundworms (acarids) and' as an appetizer and in-
• testinal astringent.
FOR HOGS
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Add 1 Bag Hog Chow to each 5 bags Chop — Produce 1
Hogs per ton of Chop *tea& of just 2 — Ask for' plan of
selfIleeder. For reliable farriers, we will supply you with
Hog Chow. at today's Cash Price, pay when the Hogs go to
Market ---no carrying charge. •• , • ,
Buy Purina By The Ton and Save Money
Lorne MacLennan, *Phone 77.w
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,,KINLOyGH
-Mr. F. A. -Hodgins has had his
house and barn roofs .tarred by
Mr. Sam Moore a Kincardine..
Relapves from here attended,
the silver wedding on Friday last
of Mr. and Mrs. ,Wm. Walsh,
Purple Grove. •
Miss Isabel Orr returned to
.Langside after spending a couple
of weeks With her sister, Mrs.
Harold Percy:
Mr. and Mrs. • Fred HOdgitis
and Mr. George Vanderburg vis-
• ited Sunday With Mr. and Mrs,
Wilfrid.Cerson, Kingarf.
.Mr, ancl.Mrs', P. A. LMurray en-
tertained relatives „on Saturday
evening Mit at %their' home in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Torn Coln-
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• son of Preston who were Married
on Saturday. 4 pleasant time was'
enjoyed and ;the happy couple
were recipients of many useful
and lovely gifts.:
The Women's Institute meeting
Was held on Thursday last at the
home of Mrs. Donald MCCosh,
The president, Mrs. Frank
•Thompson was in charge. After
the usual opening ,exercises .plans
were made :to. pack boxes • for
overseas in the near future. The
secretary Of Kiplough Red Cross
eXtended,4ii'invitation to all lad-
ies of Holyrood and centres work-
ing from there ...tO" Come to the
Orange hall Tuesday net, Oct.
12th to pack the thirteen boxes
for overseas. Methods of raising
funds was disctissed and Mrs.
AlekPercy and, Mt's. Alphonse
Murray were chosen as a com-
mittee to make all necessary
plans for a. Hallowe'en masquer-
ade dance to. be held. at Holyrood.
•Prizes to be given.. The guest'
speaker wa,s Dr. J. A: MacDonald
of Ripley who gave an interest.
g—a-ddress on the tonrc--St-eiar
Welfare. Mrs: James Hodgins ex-
FOR SALE -70 pullets. Apply to
H. D. MacDonald, R. 2, Lucknow.
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FOR SALEClimax Cutting Box,'
$60.00. Apply to Stewart Shiens,
Ripley 1, Ripley phone.
FOR SALE — CongqieUrn. Gold
Seal rug, 6 x 9. Apply to Mac
MacLennan,- Luc.knoW.
NOTICE—Now prepared to do
'gen6ral blacksinithing. Edward'
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Dexter, Lucknow.
F.94 SALE -13 -inch Maple .Leaf
• plate grinder, in good shape. Ap-
ply at Sentinel Office. . -
:•PIGS FOR -SALE—APply to Bert
Treleaven, R. R. 1, . Dungannon,
'Phone 78-r-7; Dungannon.
FOR SALE—Hand washer with
wringer, in first class &ape. Ap-
ply at Sentinel Office.
FOR SALE — two -year -Old red
Shorthorn bull. Apply John, Mc-,
Quillin & Son. .
FOR SALE—Frost & Wood single
• fur- Plow_Joot Wil-:=
lied Hackett; -R. R. 7, Liieknow,
Phone 6141 Dungannon.
WANTED TO PURCHASE—Pul-
lets, all ages and breeds, good.
prices-paidr-Write-Tweddle-Clirick
Hatcheries, Limited, Fergus, Ont.
pressed appreciation to Dr. Mac
Donald for coming and for his
splendid address-. WS. Don Mc -
Cosh read .a humorous poem on
The Dentist's Chair. Mils. Tom
Hodgins also read a poem and
Mrs. Raynard Ackert read "The
Grumble. Corner". The National
Anthem ,closed the meeting and
lunch Was served by the hostess.
Sunday last •the Presbyterian -
Congregation held their anniver-
sary services. Rev. H. Dann con-
ducted both services: Mrs. John
Enimerson, Miss Kathryn Agnew
and Mr. Bob MacDonald were
soloists. On. Friday afternoon of
this week ;there will be the ser-
vice .of preiparation for the Sacra-
ment of -the- Lord' -Supper on
SundayneXt:
• Mr. and Mrs. LloydPercy an
Mary of Huron visited Sunday
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Walsh en-
tertained the Anglican choir on
Monday evening at their home in
'llonor of Miss Dorothy Pinnell,
bride of this Week. After choir'
practise Miss Marion Walsh read
an 'address expressing good wish-
es to the bride and regret in
losing her, from our community
• and Miss. Edna Bdyle made the
• presentation of a lowly painted
vase. • Dorothy thanked those
oreSent for their kindness to he.
and all sang "For she's a jolly
good fellow". A humorous con-
test was enjoyed . and a .social
'chat enjoyed after which the hqs• -
tess served a dainty lunch..
Many from here attended the
Teeswater Fair on Wednesday.
Letters of thanks were receiv-
ed during the week from Pte. Har-
ty Ritchie, Gnr. Edward Burt,.
I..1Bdr. Wm. •Holland? Walter
.13reckles, C.T.T.0oes of chocolates sent few• weeks
ago. •.• •
A number from here atten e
the Thanksgiving tervi s at St"
John's , Church; Bervie, on
day last.
DEATH CLAIMEO-4n aged Ber-
vie oouple. Less than twenty-four
hours 'apart. • Mrs. s. Hunter
died in Kincardine Hospital on
September 24th,.le r husband
was stricken that night with a
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heart attack and• died within .
few hours. Mrs.' Hunter was 70
years of age.and Mr. Hunter 75.
FOR SALE -1 Linoleum rug, 9
x 12, suitable •lbr dining rooin; 1
small square kitchen .table;.12
. rubber stair ,pads (hroWn), per-.
feetly_Liew; 1. plate raiL 'Apply at
The 'Sentinel Office..,. •
.FOR ,SALE Jersey Cow, your
choice of two, bOth young, good
mincers, high, testers and quiet.
Cine chie to freshen in February,
the other in May. Apply to W. R.
Farrier, WhitechurOh. Phone
611-r-31 Wingham.
AUCTION SALE. of farm, farm
stock ° and implements, .Con. 14,
Ashfield Township,• three mites
west of Lucknow, on\ Monday,
October llth. gee bills for list.
Terms cash.Me.IVin Raynard,
Prop.; Donalci B. Blue, Auc.
AUCTION SALE of- stock,
etc., at, Lot 9, Con. 3, • Urnberry,
Twp: on Thursday,' 0 -er 7th.
See *bills ." for list. *Terms cash.
Writ Yeo, -PrOP-.; 'Matt Gaynor,
Auc.
AUCTION SALE of farm stock
and implements,' Con. 4 Ashfieid,
11.2 miles west of Dungannon on
WednesdaY, 'October 13th. See
bills ,for list. Terms Cash. Arthur
Roach, Prop.; Donald B. Blue,
Auc.
AUCTION SALE, of cattle, etc.
at. the Stock Yards, Ribley, Tues-
day, October 12th at I.30. 60 extra
choice spring calves: .65.yearling
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steers --and heifers; 3 cows With.
calf at fbot; 5 tows '• in qalf;
heifersin call;:3 driving horses
and' a • number of. ewes. Thomas
Barris; Prop.; Donald, B. ',Blue,.
Auc.-
FOR -SAL&-7 room .brick"dwoll-
ing,. Gough St., Lucknow, 3 piecp.
hath, concrete ,floor in basethent,
good' furnace, woodshed,' double
garage,' garden..Buildings allin
good condition .and would be
suitable for two apartments. This,
...proberty--iz--the--Estate
cif Moore...*
house Mitchell and is offered for.
sale 18 settle estate. and can be'
purchased at reasonable 'price for
quick sale, substaptialdown'paY"-
irient, balance 5 per cent on rokirt:-
gage.
Apply to' Clarke & larke,
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'Re Itors,
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- - 'TO ConVe- e .
• 'The Maitland Presbyterial Soc-
ietk of the W.M.S. of the 43res-
byterian church will hold a Rally
Chairner'S urth,4
church, frn aY, ,October
13th at 2 o'clock:
WANTED TO RENT—two rooms,
furniShe,d or otherwise, for house.
Apply Box 38, 'Luck -
now -.Sentinel.
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-1 (Oming Events 11
WILLISUFPING conduatirig5the
10 -piece. R.C,A.F, orchestra will
play for• a danoe in- the Beach
Pavilion,. KINCARDINE, • on
Thanksgiving Day, Mond -a,. Oct- '
'Ober lith. Admission 50c. ONE
NIGHT'ONLY! Don't -miss this . ,t
one'
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-PATRLOTIC DANCE
AT S1.1 HELENS •,
-A dance; under the'auspicel. of
the Wo -en'svIiistitute will be
held in he St. Helens Conimun.-
ity. Hall tonight (Thursday); A
• draw Wi I be made for . a War
Savings ertificate. Music will
be provid d'by the Tiffin orches-
tra and, p oCeeds are for"patriatic
purposes. dinission 25C. .
C.)F Tlf1NIcS'
• 1VIr. and'\ Mrs. Mervin Avery
'and Mrs. BroWn express ,their
?heartfelt thanks to neighbors and
-friends--for-A-he-many-kind,acts
and expressions of sympathy ex,
-tended them \ in the loss of their •
.little ..daughter, Beatrice Mar-
guerite.. ., •
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ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
IN LUCKNOW, EACH WEDNESDAY
• FROM
2 p.m. to 6 o'clock
AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
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P. Stuaft MacKenzie
• BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Walkerton, Ontario.
IN LUCKNOW
• Each Wednesday
Afternoon & Evening
At G. IL SMITH'S OFFICE
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Ness Auction
Sale Register
Friday, Oct. 8—Cows, young
• cattle,' pigs. at C.P.R.' Stock
• Yards, Wingham. Cattle
all gool quality, burharns.
Thos. Cassell, Prop:
Sat. Oct. 9—property & chat-
tdls of the late Wm. Kef-
ler, co'rner, Vittoria & East
St., Goderich. Full line of
best of tools and walnut
furniture.
12—Stock
• Ripley, 100 stockers, yearl-
ings and springer cows. T.'
Harris, Prop.
Wed., Oct. 13 ---,farm stock &
-. implenjents, Con. 4, Ash-
field, Art Roach, Prop.
'Friday, Oct. 157 -Cattle of an.
..kinds., one.; mile north of
Tiverton. Dunc. danefon,
Prop. •
Tues., _Oct. 19—farrn stock .&
• implments at farm of Ed
Welsh; Con. 9, East Wawa
nosh.
-Donald B. Blue, Auc.
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