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The Lucklow Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario
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Self _Polishing Liquid Wax & Paste Floor Wax
911 Every, Friday Morning At 10.1
37 Prizes Awarded Each Broadcast
FROM CKNX *INGHAM
For Sale At All Grocery and Hardware Stores
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Order Bray. Chicks now, and be
"lucky" when egg prices climb
next Fall. See me, or phone me,
• right away. Personal attention,
prompt delivery.
FINLAYSON BROS.
• • LUCKNOW
IVIOR-POWER
Super - Built Batteries.
A Type For Every Car
Qudity At The.
Right Price.
CANADIAN TIRE CORP -
ASSOCIATE STORE
'Campbell's
Garage
Wingham, 'Phone 184
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WHITECHIJECH BEEKEEPER
SUFFERED' HEAVY
LOSS ,
Garnet Farrier or-Whitechtirch
• recently suffered a heavy • loss
• when 45 colonies" of ' bees were
destroyed. It is believed that ,the
bees were poisoned by the late
spraying of apple trees while
. they were in bloom during the
. • last two weeks of. May. The bees.
. • were working at that time. and
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• failed to return. The broods of
• young bees that Could not leave
the hives are all that are • left.
The, bees have been housed for
some years • on the Amos Cornel-
ius "farm.
lOPEN .LINEN FOR"
RUSSIA,'DRIVE
In exchange .for a towel,
sheet, apillowslip ori a blanket,
fOrnecine in Ontario is going to
win a $5000 mink coat. Sounds
'fantastic, but that is; one of the
inducements of the campaign: to
•obtain linen' for Ihissia, and
• whiCh is now underway.
The project • provides an un-
usual Opportunity for people in
Ontario to: share their' household
linens, blankets and quilts with
the families and children oftheit
gallant allies •in deVastated Rue-
sia. In exchange for! sruch
the• donors, Will receive / tickets
by which they may win one or
More of 40' Valuable prizes clori
ated for this occasion by a group
of business. •firms in Toronto.
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The list of gifts donated, by
'merchants includes: three mink
coats,, among them one to order,
worth $5,000; a $50. Victory Bond;
three 'pairs of shoes; two soilver
foxes;, four ladies' or men's top -
oats' or suits, to Order; one dozen
men's 'shirts; two ladies; dresses
to order; brown Russian squirrel
• skins for a jacket; two mink
ves, ` each made of three skins..
an nphpistered ,ehait;, a walnut
drum • top table; two 'leather jac-
kets; two careen' paw ladies'
oats; one natural coori coat; One
• black lynx jacket; one lady's
bathrobe; one :man's bathrobe;
• One mole coat; one cravenett
coat; .a century plant,; eight cred-
it vouchers' ranging in value from.
$50 to $300, on leading firms for
anything: the winner, may choose.
••• A towel is worth one Chance. to
win any of these prizes; a Sheet,
• 3 tickets;. a Pillowslip, 1 ticket
and a blanket or quilt, 5 tickets.
Tickets are th : be obtainable
locally and at rural •stores in the
ceirimunity.
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REV. 'JAS. A. WATTON, former-
ly • acting rector of this 4,point.
parish, has been appointed rector
at Geraldton in Northern Ontario:
ROYAL ARCH. MASONS
HOLD SPECIAL NIGH
On Tuesday an 'event of 'spec-
ial interest was held by:Lucknow
'Chapter No. 147, Royal Arch' Ma-
sons, known as Grand Superin-
tendents' Night, When degree
work was conferred by Past
•Grand :Superintendents of .Huron
District No. 6, 'including the fol-
lowing: Chas Fotheringham, W.
S. Hall, Fred Shilroth, • W. A.
Porteous, Rev. J. • W. Stewart,
•Adam Dahmer, Hugh Hill,. F. T..
Armstrong, 'G. H. ,Ross,
Joynt, Alex Coutes 'and J. E.
Keating. I /•
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TARA'S TAX RATE 'is up two,
mills due to the , highest appro-
priation for school experidittires
in the history of the municipality.
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THE TIME IS NOW,. WHEN :
• COCCIDIOSIS Takes Its Toll
1N,CHICKENS &—TURKEY_JOUI.TS
THE SYMPTOMS AIM 'bloody drOPpings, crowding, wings
- down, pale heads and very thirsty due to loss of blOod
-and, increased temperature.
• • WE RECOMMEND THIS TREATMENT:
Use "KEWS" as directed, even at tworweeks of age.
Feed our Poultry Conditioner and Ifitestinal•cleahser in the'
massa tor live '.days.
On the sixth day put one cup of molasses to each gallon
of water for two days.• '•
Once a month use Dews and Poultry Conditioner and In-
testinal Cleanser to avoid range paralysis in the fall.
Lorne MacLennan, sPhoner, 77-w
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THURSDAY, JUNE 15t1, 1914
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs.- Frank Coulter
have moved from the village to
live with their daughter, Mrs.
Hugh David McDonald and Mr,
McDonald, on the„ Godkin farm.
Mrs, (Rey,) Watt of Grimsby
who has been visiting her dau-
ghter Mrs. Milan Mooi'e return-
ed home again.
Mr. David Kennedy of Victoria,
B.C.; IS visiting his mother, Mrs.
David Kennedy :and other rela-
tives and. friends. It is 36 .Years
since he' went West and this is
• the first time home,
Win.. Adarias and family
'have . moved into the' Garton.,
• Mrs. ,JameS.' Forster spent 'the
Week -end 'at Gyelph
atives. •
, Mrs. 'Donald McDonald of St.
Ilelena spent a .few days . last
week with Mrs. David Galles..
• Miss Christina Laidlaw, WhO
has spent several months with.
Mr, and Mit. Herb Laidlaw, has
returned to her horrie in the vill-
age. ° . /
Mth: Markle of Hamilton and'
Miss ,Bertha McKay. Of TorontO•
spent •the week -end with rela-
tives here, and also visited their
sister, Mrs. Robert Mowbray who
is. sick_ in Wingham linsPital, We
wish her a speedy recOvery.
• Anniversaryservices were held
in the United Church on Sunday
with Rev. Sinclair of Blyth tak-
ing the, services, Special , music
was rendered -1.53k the choir, ns-
sisted :.by, Mrs. 'Harold .8parling
of Wingham .who sang a solo.
There will. be no service in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday
owing to anniversary s'erviees
angside at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
with Rev. Cram of •Teeswater
speaking
The Kennedy reunion was held
last". Iliurs'cta*. at, Harbor Park,
Goderich"With aout 50 present.
Mr. David Kennedy Of Victoria,
B.C. received a gift for coming
the, greatest distance. Mr: Archie
McCarrel, his mqther Mrs. • An-
nie McCarrel, Mrs. Robert Fig-
ures and Mrs. •Yining of. Sault
Ste; Marie, also .Mr. Joe McClos-
key and his mother Mrs. Frank
McCloskey Of .Guelph were from
a distance' arid the rest were
from around these ,parts Races
and contests were held in the af-
ternoon and an enjoyable time
was spent by all present.
Mr. • and Mra. Wm.1 Dawson,
Mr. John Craig, Mr. and Mrs:
Wesley Tiffin and Mrs. Robert
Stewart attended the funeral of
the former's sister, Mrs: O'Dowd
of Brantford, formerly Miss An-
nie Dawson of this community,
which was held on Monday of
this 'week.
Miss liettie Fox Of Hamilton
is spendingtwo weeks' holidays
at her home here, also Miss Tao -
bel FOx of Kincardine spent Stm-
day here.
Rev. A. H. 'Wilson is attending
the AtsembIY.
Mrs. Charlie McDonald and
Mrs. Hinuphrey :of Lucknow vis-
ited on Sunday with their, aunt,
Mrs. W. R. Farrier.
Mrs. - Harold Sparring, Marie
and Douglas Sperling of Wing -
ham visited on Sunday with, her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Moore.
Port Albert to Be Closed?
•;It is reported that a large out-
door swimming pool, the same as
those at Hagersville and other
airports in the Comrrionwealth
)Plan,, is under construction at
Centralia, which gives rise to the
belief in some quarters that this
school will be kept in operation
even after the .'war. Clintort
Radio School is 'another said .to
be scheduled.•to .survive the war,
but according to the dopesters
'and 'gnessers Port Albert will be
clod- before • the present year is
out:-Goderich Signal -Star,
Holds Position Only 6 Days
Joseph Sillick, hired on June
,Ist as policeman and utility man
in'Teeswater, resigned' his post
six days later due to- the "dirt
and mud -slinging" of a few rate-
payers. The Teeswater Council
.threatened to resign in a hot, if
a "few,trien could upset the wolf-
ibr urri of the entire eorpoatton"
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FOR SALE -- Grade Hereford
Cow, 5 years old, with heifer calf
at foot. Stanley Todd, St. Helens.
• FOR SALE -3O acres standing
mixed /hay; clover and tiniothi.
'Can be stored in -harn j desired.
Robert Moffat, Supertest Garage.
FOR SALE -3 -yr. -old mare, 7'7;
y. -old .gelding, aged horse;, also
sows and young pigs. Layne Fai:•-
rgh, R. 7 Luckno'w, 1,1104e,
'gannon 82-15. •
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INSURANCE..
'Life; .Fire, Weather and Car.
Get our fire rates on Village and
farm .properties. John Farrish,
R. 7, %Lucknow, 'Phone Dungan-
nan 82-r-13.
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HOUSE FOR SALE—Seven-room
frame, house, in gbod repair, and
1/2 acre of'ground. Apply to M.
J. J. Wilson at Hoilyrnan's 'Bak-
ery or to Beatrice Armstrong,:
548 Elizabeth St., ,Lendon.
AUCTION SALE or standing hay
'at IMelvin Raynard' farm, 3 miles
West of Lucknow, Saturday, June
'17 at 2 o'clock. 20.acres ted"clov-
er and alfalfa 11 acresi mixed hay.
See bills. Russell Johnston; Well.
lienderson, Auc.
AUCTION SALE • of purebred
Yorkshire swine at Sprucelawn
Farms, Con. 2, Huron Twp., on
Friday, June 16th. at 2 o'clock.
See bilis, terms cash. A draw will
...sale a ,.pure.7.
bred Gilt, donated by• the pro-
prietdr, with proceeds donated to.
the .Red Cross. George MacDori.
aid, 'Prop'.; .Donald I3 -Blue, Auc.
AUCTION SALE Of househOld.
effects and property' at the resi-
dence of the late Dr. E. B. Bal -k -
Jour, Lucknow, on Saturday June
,17th at 1.36, Completelirie of
household furniture and effects,
all in good condition. No reserye,
terms cash. • .The' property will
also be offered for sale subject
to resei;ved bid. Matt. Gaynor,
Auc.; R. C. Balfour, administra-
tor.
COINING EVENTS
DANCING AT,FAR,AMOUNT
Every Friday evening. Car-
ruthers' popular oftliestra. Door
prize. , •
'WEHSTEK PICNIC
• For an enjoyable afternoon,
come to the annual reunion of
the Webster Clan at Harbor Park,
Goderich on Saturday, June 17.
Basket lunch. •
• HACKETT'S ANNIVERSARY
unday, June 18th anniversary
services will be held at Hackett's
Church at 2.34 and 7.30 p. m.1
Guest speaker, Rev. Harold Snell
of Auburn. Special Music by 1
• Clark's quartette.
CARD OF THANKS
I sincerely wish to thank' the
Fire Company for the lovely 'pen
received recently:.
Gerald Culbert, R,C.A.F.
TEACHER WANTED for S.S. No.
3, Kinless Township. State qual-
ifications and salary expected. P.
A. MURRAY, secretary, R.R. 1,
Holyrciod.
• Notice To Creditors
• All persons. ha:vinga-
gainst the estate of William Arra- ...
strong, late of .the citylof Lon -
don; in the 'County of Middlesex,
and. Provhice:Of Oritariojgentle-
Man, whO dieecin or 'about'
thirtieth day of December, A.D.
1943, are notified to send to J. H.
Crawford, Wingharri, Ontario, on
or before' the third day of July, -
A.D. 1044, full.particulars of their
claims in' 'writing. Immediately.
after the said third day of July ,
the assets,of the said testator, will
be distributed .aniongat the part-
ies
entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to claims Of which the
executors shall then have :notice.
. DATED this seventh . day of •
June, A.D. 1944. •
J.- H. drawfOrd;
Wingham, Ontario, •
• Solicitor for, the execntors.
INSURANCE'
SO'VEREIGN'LIFE
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CAR, t'IRE.& CASUALTY
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Insurance matters.
No Obligation
Enquiries Welcomed
' STEWART
'PHONE 8. LUCKWOW
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'North American Life
A MUTUAL. COMPANY
A. Grant lylacLennan
• District Representative
Ripley, ,Ont. Phone 28-r-8.
F.T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
IN LUCKNOW
FIRST WEDNESDAY
OF EACH MONTH
FROM
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
P1 Stuart MacKenzie
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Walkerton, Ontario.
IN LUCKNOW •
Each VVednesday.
• OFFICE IN.
THE LEGION . -BUILDING
BOUNDARY EAST Mr. and MS.° Henry 'Mathers
• spent a 'few days recently with
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My, anca_Mrs Pharia_Mathers ,
Mr Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Cook vis-.
. . orste r an
Nancy spent the week -end at Mr.
George Fisher's. • ••
'Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gaunt and
.Jeanette attended •the golden.,
• wedding anniversary on Tuesday
of Mrs. Gaunt's parents, Mr. and
Mrs.- Da Yid- Cilrriti"-0 near--Wing-i
harn. -
.Mr. and ..11/1rs. Pat MacMillan
and Margaret Visited . at Mr,
Wangler'3 near Walkerton. on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Evans, Bob-
si and Teddy and Mr: and Mrs.
Geo, Fisher attended the.Brown-
Evans wedding', irr London '011
S•Jturdayj •
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ited with Mrs. Gillies on Sunday.
Mr. and, Mrs. Merrill Cantelon
of Wingham were week -end Vis-
itors. with Mr. Alfred Patterson.
Now that the Invasion . of
Europe is on our hOpes and pray- ,
ers aremith the armed forces for.
-Streingiff aiiiTsucC'esi
in the great trial which: lies
head of them.
Donates To Smokes Fund
"An English Lass" has made
another contribution to the over4
seas smokes )fund, a check for
$2.00, having- been recently re-
ceived for this purpose, "wishing
• them a11 the best of good luck"
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