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The Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow►,
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Self Polishing Liquid Wax • d Paste Floor Wax. -
On Every . Friday Morning At 10.15
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INGHAM- 920 on Your Dial
For :gale At All. Grocery.„- and Hardware Stores
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30. 50
Ott' Non118i. Pop, Vim, Vigor?,
Try artnez.Tonlc.Tablets: Contains tonics; admit -
Mate. iron.vltaimfn• B1.caletnffi.phosph�"atd tO
normal pep. vim, vigor, vitally atter 30. 40, or $0.
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r to of Drat package. maker nrefundseTOO prrllee.e.,
At all druggists. start tans O Tablet's today. ,
No Place Like Lucknow
In renewing his subscription,
Edward . Webster of Big Valley.
Alta.,; says: "We surely appreciate.
The Sentinel . as you know we al-
ways ,have been, and.. still are, of
the opinion there is no place like,
the Old: Sepop Town"
Buys.,,Winghap�- Resideuce
110Ir. Thoma§ Gaunt of Kinloss
Cartoi And Bottle Shortage
Aggravate, Supply Problem -1
There are known to be4 rge
numbers'. of 'empty bottlesand
cartons . in. : the , possession of
householders in , towns and rural
gonununities throughout the' Pro
wince::
The necessity of conservir gc
materials during the present ern-
ergency is obvious and the Brew-
ers' Warehousing Company is:.
running a series of adver-
tisements in this . newspaper . in.
an effort to speed up the return
of empties to the stores.
Those who have empty bottles
and cartons in their possession
are urged to return these as soon
as possible to their nearest Brew-
ers' Retail Store or collection de -
Township, and: treasurer . of. -the pot
municipality, has'�purchased .the
Jack Kelly house on.John St, Philosophy is' the parachute in
Wingham' and *will get possession' which we return to earth when
in August. the wings of illusion fail. ,
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THAI FLY.TIME DROP'
A Cow can''tswitch her tail—stamp her afoot—toss her head
. 810 times a day and give milk -GET YOUR FLY SPRAY.
BUYi YOUR FEED BY THE TON
ANDr4 SAVE . MONEY ..
If better feeds' are to, be bought, Lorne MacLennan will
” ha'e then,. Anything we haven't got, we'll' get for you.
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BRING YOUR HENS .IN --weigh them yourself, top notch
prices; also 'EMPTY BAGS . which are` notin use.
L�rfleMacLennan,
Phone ,'77-w
GUARD A NST
DEADLY CARBON
MONOXIDE'!.. Replace with
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MUFFLERS TAIL PIPES
EXHAUST PIPES
• For Easier
Installation
For Smoother
Performance
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B e.ic a u; s e — Moto -Master is ENGI-
NEERED and built SCIENTIFICALLY
—a specific unit for each model and
make of . car or truck.
• For Minimum
Back Pressure
'. For Greater
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Associate . Store
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THURSDAY, MY13th 1944
.. K.I NL0UG
LAC. and' Mrs. Max Bushell &
Ronnie spent a week's furlough
with their parents, M. , and Mrs..
John Bushell and Mr..and Mrs.
Bob Riddall, Bervie. Misses Aisla
and Mabel Bushell who had vis-
ited last week at Crediton were
also home.
Miss Billy Ruth Parry of De-
troit is. holidaying With Miss Bet-.
ty Gillespie. ,
Mrs. Dunt MacKenzie and Mr.
Fred Boyle of Moose Jaw, Sask.,.
are visiting with -relatives here.
Mr. Wesley Boyle is a patient
in God erick Hospital as , the re-
sult of a fall from :a load of hay
On his farm on Friday last. He.
was placed in •'a cast , and will
be confined . to his bed for some
time.
r Ma d•Mr ,. John Currie and � s
Jean Ann of Wingham spent' Sun-
day . with ..Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Percy.
The Women's Institute met at
the home of Mrs. P. A. Murray
on Thursday last. Mrs.. Frank
Thompson presided. The ode and
Lord's Prayer opened the meet-
ing. Minutes of the previous
meeting were read; business was
dealt with. Mrs. Ernest Ackert in-
vited theladies to her home for
the August meeting. Mrs. Ray,
r,rd. Ackert' and Mrss .Charlie'
Hodgins favored', with a vocal•
duet. Mrs. Wm. Graham" conduct-
ed a humorous contest and also
read an article on the topics Miss
"Eleanor Murray favored. with a
piano solo. The National Anthem
closed the meeting and a dainty,
lunch was served by the hostess
and committee in charge.
Mrs.. A. E. Haldenby *returned
from visiting With.- Detroit
friends.
Mr. and -Mrs, Harold Haldenby
d ShieIa of -Toronto -are -spend-
ing their vacation with Mr. and
Mrs. George• Haldenby, and 1 .
Mrs. - Arthuri Breckles,
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm. Lane
visited with Mrs Abe. Culbert of
Dungannon. ''� .
Miss Ethel Haldenby , spent 'the
week-erid with Miss Evelyn Lit-
tle. ,
Miss Winnie Percy, R.N., Kin-
cardine, is spending her vacation
at her home here.
Mr. R. Huffman visited on Sun-
day with Mr:and-MTs -Wm. Wall.
Miss Helen Thompson of Kin-
cardine spent spent the week -end , at
her home here.
Miss Evelyn McLean returned
to London after holidaying,, at
her home here. Mrs. W. J.. Mc-
Lean.
cLean. and Mrs: B. E. McLean ac-
companied her to London.
Mr. and .Mrs. Jim Wraith of
Cufross and Mrs. Nevein of In
dianhead, Sask., spent' Monday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.'
Wall.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Selloff and
Elroy and Mrs. Ada Hodgins of
Detroit spent a few days with
relatives here.
LAC. Mervin Cameron & 'Mrs.
Cameron of Exeter spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs.' Wm.
Pinnell. Miss Mildred Pinnell re-
turned with them to spend her
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack "Hill and
Shirley are visiting in Sacriston.,
Mr. Wilbert Hodgkinson . of
Goderich "spent the, week -end at
his home here. .
Canon C. H. Simpson of Sud-
bury, Mrs. Fred .:Simpson, Mrs.
Laura George and :Mr. Maurice
Simpson of Clandeboye visited
on Sunday with Mr. nand' Mrs.
Wesley Boyle.
The entire community joins to-
gether in extending congratula-
tions to Mrs. Mary Cox. wHo cele-
brated her ninetieth birthday on
Sunday last. Friends , from near
and far gathered at her home to
mark this special occasion.
THE-VI--.rr.of--46---�.<is s tic riclu r-
fom the Wiartorl Dispensary re-
suited in Harvey J Winis, of Kit-
chener drawing a. term of two
years less a day ,in Guelph Re-
formatory. 'Similar charges a�
gainst Harold Indoe of South-
ampton arid Wm. Spetko Of Kit-
chener were dismissed due to in-,
sufficient evidence.
FOR SALE—boy's bicycle, pract-
ically new, has carrier and spare
tire. Apply at. Sentinel Office.
WANTED TO PURCHASE --Pul-
lets' eight weeks of age'and old-
er: Barred Rock, New Hamp-
shire, White Leghorns, Good
prices paid:'. If you require day
old chicks, we have''them last
hatch July 14th. White Leghorn;
'Barred Rock, New Hampshires
White: Rock, Hybrids. Non -sexed
as law as•$8.95` •per hundred. Pul-
lets .$10.95.. Heavy. cockerels $7.95.'
Write Tweddle Chick _Hatcheries
Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
Notice To Creditors
IN THE MATTER of the Estate
of Kenneth R. McKenzie, deceas-
ed.
NOTICE is hereby given that
all persons having claims against
the estate of the late K'enn'eth R.
McKenzie who died at the Town-
ship .of Kinloss in the County of
Bruce on the twenty-second day
of February, A.D. 1944, are not-
ic''ed to send Chair. nlai� .s r tt.ly
verified to'the undersigned' be-
fore .the 1st day of August, 1944.
After the said, • date the estate
will be distributed amongst the.
parties entitled thereto having
regard only to such claims as are
then received.
DATED ' at Walkerton,. this
twenty-fourth day :.of June, A.D.
1944.
J, C. 'McKenzie,
R.R. 5, Lucknow, Ont. ,•
F. P.' McKenzie,'
Lucknow, . Ont., Executoi•s:
P
... • Stuart MacKenzie,
tario.
r' the "said
Walkerto
tutors.
Notice
Creditors
IN 'THE MAT , ' R of the.: Estate:
of Alexander Pierce, Farmer, de-
ceased:
Notice is hereby given, . pur-
suant to ,.the Statutes in that be-
half, that all- persons having
claims against the Estate of Alex-
ander Pierce, late of the Town-
ship of Kinloss • in the County of
Bruce, I Farmer, : deceased, • who
died on or about the Twenty-
fifth day of May A.D.. 1944,. are
hereby notified to deliver, or
mail postage.prepaid, to the un-
dersigned, Administrator of the
Estate of- the said Alexander
Pierce, �on or before the Twenty-
ninth day of July A.D. 1944 full
particulars of : their claims in
writing duly verified by affida-
vit.
And further take ,notice that
after, the said. last mentioned date
the assets of the said estate will
be distributed.among the persons
entitled thereto having regard,
only to claims of which the ` Ad-
ministrator shall then have 'had
notice. • " •
Dated -atLucknow, Ontario,'
this Fourth day of July A.D. 1944.
Noble Pierce,
RR. 3,. Holyrood, Ontario.
Administrator..
FOR SALE—M.LH; Binder, 7 ft.
cut; ,also Durham calf 6 mos. old.
Apply to Jack Aitchison, R. 1,
Lucknow, Phone 42-r-21.
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FOR SALE -8 -year old dual pur-
pose Brindle Cow past,due; pure-
bred Yorkshire sow, bred, raised.
11 pigs last litter. Apply . to SID
GARDNER, Phone 69=r-6- Dung
annon.
DRASTIC 'PRICE REDUCTIONS
at • the. Mildmay Furniture. Store
during July. 2 . stores . 'filled with
chesterfields, studios, mattresses,.
used ''piaugs, lamps, etc.' J. • F.
SCIiUETT I & SONS, Mildmay &
Mt. Forest. • •
,COMING EVENTS
DANCING AT PARAMOUNT
Every Friday - evening. Car-
ruthers' popular orchestra. Door
prize. -
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No Obligation
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'PHONE 8 fLUCHNOW
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District. Representative
Ripley, Ont:_ Phone 28-r-8.
F. T. - ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
IN LUcKNOW _
FIRST WEDNESDAY-
OF EACH MONTH
FROM
10 'a.m..to 61i.m.
AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
P. Stuart MacKenzie
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Walkerton, Ontario.
IN LUCKNOW
Each Wednesday
OFFICE• IN
THE LEGION BUILDING
CULROSS CORNERS
Mrs. 'Walter Hodgins is 'spend-
ing a few weeks with. Mr. and
Mrs., Chas. Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Carfay Brown of
Teeswater visite Mr. and Mrs.
Earle Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 'Knight
and family of Toronto are holi-
dap ng with Mr. and Mrs. James
Wraith.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McKay and
family of Hamilton spent a week-
end recently at the` home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ross.
Rev. Dann, Mrs. Philip and
daughter ' of Ottawa pert in e
ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Earle
Hodgins. .
Miss Doris Davidson of.Tees-
water is spending a week with
Shirley Hodgins.
Mrs Snider and. Douglas, Mr.
Harry Hodgins and Kenneth'
Thompson spent a week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. ° Chas. Hodgins.
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DONNYBROOK
' The W.M.S, met on Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs:
Thos. Bamford. •
The' St. Augustine War Work-
ers met on Wednesday ..afternoon.
in the parish hall and completed
a Red Cross quilt. Mrs. Joe Led-
dy offered her home, for{ the Au-
gust meeting,
The 'Misses Irene Jefferson of
Dunnville and . • Lucy Thompson
of Orangeville are home for the
summer vacation.
Mr. ancT Mrs. Gordon Robinson
of Wingham were Sunday visi-
tors at his home here: • '
Miss Margaret Jefferson is- vis-
iting.with her sister, Miss Gladys.
Jefferson, R.N. at Woodstock.
Miss Bernice &' Mr. Jack ' Mills
Of Detroit are spending the vaca-
tion with, friends" in' this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. David Chamney
of Wingbarn spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence .Chamney:
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