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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1943-11-04, Page 4ins Fttr. Sale. WE'ALSOalt 1.81trir itinds of PC ULTRIr LomeMcLennan Purina Dealer, Lucknow CARLOAD POTATOES TO ARRIVE. P.E.I. No more ex,pensive than home-grown and quality Guaranteed. Leave orders at store. foe delivery off car. Fittlayson Bros. 'PHONE 91-w. ASHFI ELI) NOTES .;4 THE LUCKNOW SEN'ilNEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO HOLYROOD ‘, THURS.,. NovENima 4th! 1943 BOU.NDARY .EAST. -• Mr. and Mrs. .Walter Forster' and fathily of .Ripley visited on Sunday with Mr. and •Ed McQuillin. • . • - . arid Mrs. Pharis Mathers and Caroline.'motored ta'Erribro Sunday• arid viSifed with Mrs. (Sgt.) Melvin Hackett: .'1VIrs. Morrison -and ., family .of Win.gliarn and .Mr. and :.MrS.• Gil- bert' Hai -ninon 'and family, of .the Mt. and Mrs. George Colwell and family visited Sunday at Mr. W. Bushell's, Ripley. ' .••••' • ' or - kr.,,Dobson paid his annual vis- ... ..... Row • ......... '''•••••• ..... • • M -it to. S.S 4 Monday.,' • - 7'7 • ' Mr. .and.' Mrs. Richard Elliott were Sunday visitors at Mr. Thoi°. wo9D FOR SALE—E. G. ZINN, FOR SALE= -6 only good feather Ofl Robb's Amberley. , 'Phone 14-15 Dungannon. bed pillows. The Market Store: Mr._ and Mrs". has. Shiells, Doris, jack, Mary spent Stinday at ' Mr. Chas. BICYCLE FOR SALE--7acso one FOR SALE ---.coal heating stove. Fourth Concession spent Sunday Oxford ram' and a cutter. S. E. good. as new. Apply at Sentinel at the home, of Mr. John Mac- • Hodgins Mr. Tom Cook is assisting at ....tROl3ERTSON, Luckno-vv Office, q.;itpaor 'Wpstrxecorormwe0-00,geljTAAVOSTAtaiye,Ft -.(gr good ewes. 1-1A..,_:110LDPLRCIYa, • LkewiCJ e,r^4§.1;FerlYjA7te,' 4"— q,‘ n -t - son Te - ha' Hybrid pullets. Apply to Mr. and Mrs. Ed MacKenzie illan. , 1POR SALE — develOpe0 5.. FOR .SALE OR ON SHARES -15 R. work, at Mrs. James Valad's. „ m• and Garry of London were Week= • end visitors withr. McDonagh ' MT. and Mrs. Stirling, Clinton 3 • and Mr. and WS. John McDon- Were recent visitors at Mrs: -Al-agh and family. mer Ackert's. • • Haldenby, Kinlou Week with Mrs. George-- Fisher.26-r-7, 'Ripley. • The annual masquerade dance week. - ' due in December: T: arneron, tueknovv. held here We,driesday night had. Mr. and Mrs.* Wm. Robb of R. 7, Lucknow. ' • Lucknow visited with Mr. and a good crowd arid a. good tirne. Mr: and Mrs. Maurite Hodgins Mr: and -Mrs. George Kennedy , FOR SALE, -25 Hybrid pulrets, and ElwOod spent Sunday with and sons called. on Mr. and mrs. FOR SALE --- Five good grade Sussex & New -lampsilire, ready - Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wall.' Mcillwraith '• one evening .,„laati Shorthorn heifers, rising 3 yrs., to laY.. SPENCE IRWIN, R. R. 7, FOR SALE-jacknife leafopen; ing walnut dining room table, good as new. Johnston McLeod, R. 3 Holyrciod. SEED CLEANING --bring in your seed to have it cleaned. Prompt service: S. E.- ROBERTSON, Luckriow. 4 N ME• MORIAM • Prizes were awarded to the fol-PRITCHARD—In loving .memory Mrs. George Kennedy on Sunday: lowingt best dressed lady, Miss of a dear daughter' and sister; We are sorry tie report Mr. Doris Irwin; cbmic dressed, Greta, who passed away four Mr.: Frank Miller was taken to Wing - Weir ,Eckenswiller; • best dressed years ago November 5th, 193p. ham Hospital on Saturday. We couple, Katherine MCLennan and Not- just today but' every day hope to hear of an improvement soon. Mac Murphy; Comic dressed gent, • In silenc0 we remember. Geo.. Colwell; best dresSed gent, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gaunt and . Sadly missed by her family, Jeanette and Mr. and Mrs'. John Preston, Ontario. • • ed child, Gwenie 'Colwell. Mr. Kennedy motored to Goderich on Kenneth McKenzie; fancy dress - Hall, Mr.Claytorivand Mr. Blaek- Saturday and -spent-the day with : well were veryproficient judges. Mr. and Mrs. Toynbee Lamb Mr, John Gaunt of. Kapuskas- Mr. and Mrs. Angus MeArthur; ing spent the week -end with his Barbara and, Sheilla, Tiverton, wife and family. Mr •ancl_a/ks. Harvey Houston, lkjr-s. Russel_Gou ...nt_wasJaostess J. J. and Hughie were recent to the Red Cross quilting group' ,callers :at Mr, Eldon Eckenswil- . , east of No. 9 ,last week. The quilt ler's. was donated by Mrs. Gaunt. It Mr., and Mrs. J. Peterbaugh, was decided at the meeting to Donald, Billy and Eileen, 'Mr. and take up a smallcollection at each Mrs. W. Eadie- and Lorne spent meeting to be put in the funds Sunday at Mrs. Rachel Culbert's. for the soldiers' boxes. Mr. and. Mrs. Raynard Ackert Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacDonald wer Sunday visitors at.Dr. Mur- spent a few days in London the ray McLennan's, Wingham. end of the week. They also' vis - is ex ited with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A very cordial invitation tended to the public to ,attend Gaunt and Mrs. Sherwood on Remernbrance serviceln the Twp Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher & Hall Thursday, November llth at 10.4 a.m. - •family spent Sunday at the home ' • of ,Mrs. John Carruthers. The teacher`and pupils of S.S. No. 9 held a Hallowe'en party in the schdol .on, . Friday afternoon and entertained the' ladies of the FOR SALE Black, 2 -year-old gelding, about 1500 lbs.,; and four yearling steers. Apply to D. A. MacDONALD, Second Con., R. 6 Lucknow. , • Miss Edith -Johnson of' Lon- • Mrs. Clifford Menary and Mrs. don, Beth and Jean of Kincar- • Ira Campbell Of Lucknow spent section. A 4short program and dine spent the week -end at their games were enjoyed 'very much. a day with Mrs. Jake. Hunter last home here. or - week. ° The local bridge club was Miss Doris Johnson is assisting ganized On Wednesday evening. • Miss Jean Long and her moth- with work at. Mrs. Jas, Smith's: at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ill er spent Tuesday afternoon with BABY Clucks -- Order • your baby chicks now • for deliVery starting January lst. No deposit required. LORNE MacLENNAN, LucknoW. ;ABOUT 60 OXFORD breeding • ewes for sale or to •let out on ishares ; Oxford rams and ram lambs and I Leicester ram;- also draught filly. JOHN FARRISH, R. 7 Lucknow, 'Phone Dungan- non )12-r-13. • Mrs.' Gilmore and . Frances. Mrs.. Chas. Hodgins and baby, Scott There were five ta les.' Ruth Ann arrived hdme from Players holding . the high score Mr. and' Mrs. Bruce. Holland Kincardine hospital on Sunday. for the evening were Mr. Hugh and Wesley of Clinton spent•the - Mr. Edgar Eckenswiller and MacKenzie' and Mrs. Rhys Pol- • ... Mrs., Dick Cassidy, iRiversdale, lock and Mrs...Wm. MacKenzie week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Pet- er Cook and family.' visited their ' sister, Mrs. Davey (ties). Lunch was served by the - Miss Lorna Hunter returned Houstdri'' Sunday. . . hostess and-avery enjoyable ev- homeening was' 'brought: o an end. Sunday from Tiverton • Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Graham where' she has been visiting. her and Bobby were recent visitors On Monday evening the mein - sister for the past few weeka. at Mr. Will 'Graham's. ' . , bers of the Worn.en's Institute en- tertained their families to a social Misses Jessie' and Annie Mc- , Doctor: Look here, don't • you Kay were callers at -Mr. James know that my consulting hours Baker's this week. are from 6 to 7 p.m.? Mr. 'Albert Thornpson is ena- Patient: Yes, but the dog that ployed at the Henderson Saw • bit me didn't. Mill, LucknOw. • • EE THE DIFFERENCE PUIUNA MI GIVE YOUR FLOCK A WEEK'S. TREATMENT .WITH • Purina Cheli-R-Tonl A TONIC with'ingredients that knock out -the roundworms. Purina Fate,ita Choelkers ABOUT THREE POUNDS per bird will give you a Fed A Finigh in two weeks. FOR HOGS. Add 1 , Bag Hog Chow to each 5 bags Chop — Hogs per ton of Chop instead of just 2 Complete Sanitation Line always. on han Milk Produce d riliacLeariant-Thone-Thvg----- in the hall at i• -•-Whitechurch. Euchre was played with Mrs. Dustan Beecroft .and Mr. Earl Caslick holding high scoreS. A short program was enjoyed, after which,. Mrs. John McIntyre was called to the front and presented with a cup. and saucer by Mrs. Garnet Farrier: Mrs. Tom Morri-- son made a speech thanking Mrs. McIntyre for her help to the In- stitute as.secretary-,treasurer and wishing her much happiness in her new hame in Dungannon. Lunch was served and the even- ing was concluded by dancing. -- Mr. and Mrs. Wes' Young and family spent Friday evening at Mr. Eddie Mbere's. Mr. .and Mrs. 'Villas McMillan have returned from Saskatche- wan where they spent the past two months.' „ NOTICE TO CREDITORS , All persons haVing claims .a- gainst the estate of Robert F. Andrew, who died in the Town- ship of, Ashfield in the County of 41ursat..oj.LIHile Second day of Oct - HATCHING EGGS AvAriTgD, We require breeding flocks all breeds to supply us with hatching eggs for 1944 hatching seaton. Flocks culled,- arid. blOodtested free. Guaranteed premium paid. Also wanted turkey flocks to supply hatching eggs. -Apply Tweddie Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fer- gus, Ontario. AUCTION SALE of cattle,- im- plements and furniture at Lot 8, Con. 12 Huron Township, on Fri- day, November 5th at 1.30. See bills for list and terms. Claude Dore and James A. Pollock, Prop. Donald B. Blue, Auc. 1," ' ASHF I ELD Mrs. M. J. ,MacKay of Goder- ich, while on a Visit to London, had the misfortune to fall and break her arm. Old friends and neighbors a- round Hemlock City wish 'to ex- tend their congratulations to Mrs. John Macdonald of Toronto who recently celebrated her,one hun- dreth hirthda.y. Mrs. Macdonald reared her family of six sons and five daughters on the farm now owned by Mr. Tom Bueglas but still krtolArri. as the Macdonald farm. .A fter Mr. acdo ri ald's .-i-laix.q......Axider.son_reMairting...f visit with her home with her daughters in friends in that city and in Brant- Toron to.- ford this" week, while he went "Vtra,ted STEADY YEAR ROUND EM- PLOYMENT FOR ONE OR TWO MEN IN BOARDING ROOM, TEXTILE PLANT, '• BRUCE COUNTY. STANDARD .WAGES. APPLY AT the Employment and Selective Service Office, Walkerton, Ont.' ober, A.D. 19 3; are hereby not- ified to send in to the undersign- ed full particulars, thereof on or before the twenty-second day of - November, A.D. 1943, after wiliefl date the estate will be distribut- ed among those entitled thereto. Margaret M. Andrew, FL! R. R. 3, Lucknow, Ont., Administratrix, P. Stuart MacKenzie, Barrister, Etc., Walkerton, Ont. Solicitor for the Administratrix.: F. T. ARMSTRONG OPTOMETRIST IN LUcKNOW EACH WEDNESDAY FROM 2 p.m. 'to 6 o'clock AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE P. Stuart MacKenzie BARRISTER & SOLICITOR Walkerton,- Ontario. IN LUCKNOW Each Wednesday Afternoon & Evening. • At G. H.- SMITH'S 'OFFICE MA6FEICI NG •The October meeting of the W. M. S. was well attended on Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Sam Alton's. Mrs, Will Irvin read the scripture lesson. The study book "For all -of life" was introduced by Mrs. Harvey Anderson, inter- esting readings were contributed by Mrs. J. A. Henry, Mrs. L. Men' ary and Phyllis Blake. Audrey Henry and Marilyn. Anderson each sang a solo. Mrs. Albert Al- ton closed the meeting with pray- er. The hostess served a dainty lunch. Mr: and Mrs. Edgar Ritchie of Zion spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Saunders. ,Mr. and .Mrs. Milton Kilpat- rick and Verna visited with Mrs. Donald McNevin in Goderich last Friday. .Mr. and Mrs„T. M. Anderson went to Harnilton on Friday, Mrs. --------"' • to Toronto, returning home on Bertram Curran, S.B.A. of Lon- don Spent' the week -end at his parents' home. Other visitors with -Mr, and Mrs. H. Curran were Mr. and.Mrs. Kenny Camp- bell and family of Detroit.. • The Y.P.U. groups of the Ash- field circuit met at Blake's hall on Friday evening and enjoyed a Hallowe'en social,- A good time is reported. Mrs. H. Horton spent the week- end in Lucknow with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Crispin. Mrs.' Thomas Blake returned ' home from London on Sunday evening, having spent the week with her daughter Olive; who is in • St. Joseph's hospital there. , We hope for a speedy recovery. Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Ritchie of Zion': Mr. and Mrs. Reg Broome and babe of Holyrood visited on Sunday at George Saunder's. 1 ( STEVE STOTHERS, 'Lions Dep- --1113E-14.s..Viet_GosernPr..._„paid_ official vitt to the Windham Club 'on October 22nd. '