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The LAICIdnOW SentrnI, Lucknow,'
BY ORDERING .
YOUR BABY CHICIC.S NOW
A.S WELL AS . • . •
YOUR CHICK STARTER.
FOR .DELIVERY WHEN'YOU WANT THEM.
WE BUY POULTRY
Complete .Line Of "
CONCENTRATES 'arid MILL FEEDS•
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•'MUST •TRY: TO FIND OWNER
OF STRAYED ANID9L8
• Eldon White, of Sullivan
Township, got himself into a fix
recently, when he stabled a steer
. belonging to a neighbor, that had
•'straYed to his farm. The animal
,• 'Wanderedaway from his; •farni
• last October, and White, instead
of advertising the animal as re-,
quired by law, sold it to a,Ches-
•' ley ,livestock buyer, In his de-
. • fence, White said he had lost a
•steer a couple .of years ago -much
• like the, animal in question, and
• thought that perhaps- it was his
-.own steer corning back home.
The evidence seemed to indi-
§HOULD KEEP FA -IR
ACTIVE DIMING WAR
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naliumot otho944.
Speaking at the annual con-
vention of the Class B Fairs As-
sociation 'held. in the King Ed-
ward Hotel, Toronto, 'Dr. G. I.
Christie, president of the O.A.C.,
Guelph, emphasized the neoess-
ity of keeping fall fairs ' active
during the war. "It would, have
been 'a great calamity to discon-
tinue theae- fairs", said Dr. ciiris-,,HOUSEKEEPER, WANTED For The Lucknow,
tie., "The people wanted there, n ert will he held in the Town
the war effort needed thein and
war Production has increased be-
cause, of thein". Dr. Christie ex-
pressed the view that Wartime
conditiong have•produced a great
-improvement in these fair S from
an agricultural standpoint •and
have. restored them t� their or-
iginal Ptirpose: "•-
In his address Dr. Christie con-
.demned the practice of:shoW
herds, travelling all over the pro-
vince winning the prizes at every
fair and • urged the fair ClirectorS
to •concentrate' on bringing, out
the best livestock in 'their own
neighborhoods. '
The majority of the societies
represented at the meeting %re-
torted that .their 1943 fairs had
shown an increased attendance
over 1942 and a very substantial
increase •in the entries . agri-
cultural classes.
J. A: Carroll, superintendent
of the •Agricultural SocietieS
Branch, dealt- with Some of the
problerris and handiCips •which
had to be overcome on accOunt
of wartirrie restrietions of hydro
Power, travel, gasoline and food
• and intirpated that the arrange-
ment whereby.livestack for show:-
eeiikt be transported by
'truck tver • the. 35 -mile limit
would be continued in 1944.
Wilfred Walker, President of
the Association, in an address on
"Wider Fields of Activity", said
the...work-of agricultural societies
was an all -year round job and
not One for time, or three days
onlY. He .Outlined a wide, variety
of activities- in which societies
engaged - • •
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• • -- - • HOLYROOD •
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CongrattilatiOns :to Mr. ,&. Mrs.
Will ,Grahain on the birth of
son-•
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. .Cathers,
Mr, and Mrs.'•Eldrid 'Cathers. and
Mrs. Eadie.. of. ,Glenannon
visit-
• ed. Sunday 'at Mr. Will • Eadie's.;
.• ••, The annual 'At • Home . Of the
Wornen's institute •Iteld- here in,
the ,To-Wriship Hall 'Friday' night.
Was Well, attended. Will
Eadie. and Mr.•Stanley..Johnston
Were • winners • at...:'prOgresaiv.e„
euchre. •.• •
'6011111iirt ;fil*Peos::••••:•re
0/000;4‘144:4..."414
1-1011§ TO RENT-13owker
delve, mile north: of Lucknow.
Apply to RICHARD EL,uptrr, Coming Events
Holyrood:
wpm SCHOOL coricERT
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general household dirties, .% mod-
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ern conveeiences. Apply to H. R.
ALLIN, Phone 38, LucknoW:' •
IT PAYS to start your ..chicks
right Use :PIONEER CHICK
'MASH 'STARTER, •Ohtainahle at
FINLASON: BROS, Lucknow.
J. Lorne Webb,'Pitrina Feed rep-
reseritatiVe. • .. •• ' ,
AUCTION SALE of household
effects at the residence of the
late •Mrs. R. T. Carter, Station
St., L'ucknow, on Saturday,. Feb-
ruary 19th at 2 °o'clock. Terms
cash. Well. Henderson, Auc.
AUCTION SALE of household
effects, ,hay; wood, etc. at Lot 14,
Con. •6; Kinloss Township on
• Tuesday, February 22nd at ow:3
o'clock ,sharp. See bills; terms
cash. Mrs, Thomas Roach, Prop.;
Donald B. Blue, Auc..
• Mrs. Harold Congram, Shirley.
and Gordon are,viSiting with Mr.
• Nelson Mast, Toronto. ' •
Mrs. Almer Ackert had as din-
-7- - -- -tate-that -ranch of -the:blame- for ner guests on`ThiiikraY, Mir,--and--
the onence rightly belonged -to •Mrs: Hall, and Lloyd, Mr: and
Mrs. White, who was actually Mrs. Ewart Taylor and Betty, Mr.
• the business head ''' Of . the family., and Mrs. Rae and Margaret, Mr.
and her husband was now taking, and Mrs. Richard Elliott, Mr. and
the blame that should have been Mrs, Raynard Ackert, Mr. Will
hers. Taking the; circumstance in- McLeod. ___ ___,_ _ _ ,••
Mr.- and Mrs. Geo,' rge Colwell,
to® crinsideration; however, the i •
• me -istrate decided to suspend '..
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.711,
Hall, Lucknow, On: Friday; •Feb-
ruary 25th„ and .will include sev- ,--
oral interesting nu'mbe'rs, featur-
ing a one -act play:, The Castle • '
of Mr.. SirripsOn", and a '4 -Pageant .
and family spent Sunday at Mr.
Welter •Forrester'S,
• Pte. Calvin .McKay and Mrs.
McKay spent the weeksend here
at, Mrs. Minnie Valad's. •
sentence on 'the pair, upon the
• condition that they pay the court
• and -legal ' expense connected
• with the case.
• The -magistrate. took occasion
•to remind the public .that where
an anirtal strayed onto 'their
premise , •belonging to another
_owner, it was their plain duty to
advertise the fact, and an hon-
est effort be, made. to. find the
rightful owner of the stray ani-
mal. The accused in, this case
did mitt of, these things, but
almost im ediately sold the ani-.
mai to a local buyer to be ship-
ped to. the
market.
• Mr. John ColvVell spent the
week -end at' Mrs. Walter For:
ster's.*Annetta May has been un-
der the doctor's care 'suffering
from an infection. •
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Miss Doris Johnson spent Sun-
day at her home here.
Pte. Percy Deyell and Mrs.
TENDERS •
SEALED.TENDERS for the pur-
chase Of the farm of the late Wil-
liant Donnelly being the: west.
half of Lot 23 in The •12th Con-
cession Of the Tovi:nship of West
Wawatiosh., wall be received by
the tinc:teisigned until 12, o'cloelt,
noon,. on Saturday,, February 19.
On property:: is said to be
a frame 'barn on stone founda-
tion, good stabling, and a frame
house. There is also said to be
10 to 12 aches of liardivood bush
on the property., Highest or any
tender hot necessarily accepted.
J. H. CRAWFORD,
Wingharn,.Ontario.
of the Corviuered Natiens"., The •
program will .open With the play 114_
at -8.15 •shar0 Admission 25c.
CARD OF THANKS •
, Charlie Robinspn wishes to
thank the Lucknow Red CroSs
for the lovely and useful, gift of
knitted goods received by him,. ,
It was inueh appreciated.'•
Annie McKay wishes to ex-
press her most sincere thanks to
'all those who so kindly remetn-
bered her when she was in the
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Mr. Wm. Johnston and fainily
wish to' acknoWledge with sin-
cerest mpreciation the kindness
and sympathy extended them by
friends and •,neighhors in their
bereaventent. •
The family of the late Mrs. %
Annie Carter wishes to.thank the.
kind friends;and neighbors- for • "
their many acts ofkindness 'arid
expressions of syinpathy, as well
as the beautiful floral tributes at
the time of their bereavement.
shouldbe
Delegates to the Fairs Conven-
tion .froni the Lucknow Society
•were Wallace Miller and George
Kennedy,
SAWDUST BURNERS have
made their appearance in Wing-
ham,where three were recently
installed. These, burners are rid
novelty locally, and have been
giving excellent satisfaction.
D and Mrs; Martha of White- •
Mr.
eyeii,
'Church visited -at
son's, Tuesday.
Mark John --
LOGS WANT
BASSWOOD
SOFT MAPLE
and
HARD MAPLE
- ForFurtherParticulars
Apply Now At The
Maple teat Aircraft
Corporation, ,Limited
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO:
LANGSIPE NORTH,
1 The Y, P. S. social was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Peter
Moffat, on Monday evening with
17 in attendance. Charlie Tiffin
had charge of the devotional part
and Jim Richardson conducted
the contests. Lunch was served
and a social.tirne spent.
A quilting was held on Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Wm.
Orr. Thig week's qiiTthtg -Will-
held at the home of Mrs. Farish'
Moffat. •
A 'number from here attended
the dance iii Teeswater on Fri-
day night.
Mr. John Marini& jr, spent the
, week -end at the home of his
uncle, ..Mr. Bob McInnis hear
Teeswater. • -
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Licensed Auctioneer •
For Prompt and Efficient Ser-,
14CP, 'Phone. 198 Lucknow or
write Box,75, and I will call and
help you arrange your sale.
Having been away for the past
few years on war work; I am
now at home and will appreciate
serving you. •
• Sales taken anywhere in Hur-
on and Bruce Counties. I do not
• make a practise of canvassing.
WELL HENDERSON
LUCKNOW, ONT.
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FINLAYSON BROS.,
Lucknow •
NOTICE, -
We now have : good hardwood
slabs and are booking, orders on
the basis of one hardwood td -Otte' -
mixed slabs. These slabs are all
choice green slabs. We will also
have cordwood and ball kinds of
short wood. Order now, for later
>Notice To Creditors delivery. •
The Lucknow Sawmill Co.
A11 persons having claims a- .1.
rhpries: .Office 80; & ID
gainst the estate of William Don -4.
nelly, late of the Township o!'
West Wawanosh• in the Counts,.
of Huron. Fartrier, deceased; who
died _on or about . the --twenty•
seventh day of. December, A. D.
1943, are notified to send to J. 11
Crawford, Wingham, Ontario, on
or before the twenty-sixth day
of February, 1944, full particulars
of their claims in writing. Im-
mediately: alter the said twenty-
sixth day z of February, the assets
of the said testator will be distri-
buted -amongst the- !ranks en-
titled thereto, having regard only
to claims of which the executor
shall then have notice. •
DATED this fifth day of Feb.
ruary, A.D. 1944.
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SolichorWfolnrgham'
the Executor.nrli
J, • H. CRAWFORD,
res.,
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• The Langside Presbyterian W.
M. S; held their, regular meet -
ng February 10th at the home
of Mrs. Bert Moffat with the
president, Mrs. Neil MacDonald
opening the meeting with the
call to worship. ' The scripture
reading was taken by Mrs. R.
Scott after which the topic wad
given .by- Mrs, Peter Moffat Jr
Readings were given by.several
members. The roll call was ans-
wered by twelve. Hymn 794 was
sung and the meeting closed with
prayer. Lunch wps served by the
hostess •
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F. T RMSTRONG
OPTOMuriusT
IN LUCI<N9W
EACH WEDNESDAY
FROM
I 2 p.m. to 6 o'clock
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AT. WM. SCHMID'S STORE-
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P.Stuart MacKenzie
TO HELP .RELIEVE the fu'1
shortage , at Kincardine, -the
Council, has purchased ten car-.
loads of northern birch .fup!
wood, Each car, contains about
17 eords .
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Walkerton, Ontario.
IN LUCKNOW
Each Wednesday
Afternoon & Evening
At 6, 11. SMITH'S OFFICE
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