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On Every FridailY14mning At 10.15
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They. t .44e,the Guess Out of
Brake Ile -Lining lobs.
For CHEVROLET, FORD
PLYMOUTH, OLDSMOBILI
PONTIAC, etc.
1.49 to 2.25 Set
All Others In Proportion
CANADIAN TIRE CORP.
ASSOCIATE STORE
Cainpbell's
Garage
•Wingham, !Phone 184
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ST. HELENS
'Infant :Care" was, the subject
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the nursing court last Thd
Clrs-
ay night The lent e was given'
by Mrs, T. F. Wilson and • Mrs,
Campbell Thompson. of Lucknow
gave the deinonstratiOn on bath-
• ingthe baby. Practise work in
this was done under the direction
of Mrs, Thompson ;and Mrs.
WiJ-
son. Mrs. Stuart supervised the
bed'making and other work was
done under M. Ward's direction.
This week the class will be held
on Friday night when Dr.
Jhn-
ton of Lucknow Will be the lect-
urer. .
PO•Stuart Conger; Mrs. Coll -
Teddy and TM:imply- of Jar?
Vis' and Port Dover were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Thorn, and Liicknow rela-
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Miss Caroline Wellwood, Mr.
tFrank Howson and Mr. and Mrs.
I Lorne Webb of Wingham • 'were
-guests , on Sunday of litr. and
Mrs. Harvey Webb. ,
Miss Caroline , Wellwood, who
has retUrned after 38 years • as
a missionary in. China delighted
her large audience in the United
• • WHITECHURCH • Church Sunday Morning. The oc-
casion was the--Thanleoffermg of
• Mr. and Mrs. ElFin Purdoit of:the W. M S and many visitors
Detroit spent the week -end with were present
'their parents,- Mr. and Mrs. A El All the ladies are urged to at-
' :Purdon. • Their three daughters Itend the Red 'Cross quilting -in
who have been holiday -Mg here 1 the community hall on Friday
or the past six weeks returned4 afternoo.p.
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iIIfi them on Monday to Detroit.
Mr. Joe Hockridge of Hamilton
' Spending a• few dairs, with Mr-
• and Mrs, Joe Tiffin and other old
•friends. N.,•' •
Howse and daiighter frorii-
• Meaford visited a few, days with
her daughter, Mrs.. 'lector Pur-
• don.
Dr., Arthur and Mrs. .Watt
•• London visited a day with l his
• sister ,Mrs. Milan Moore on their
.fOiray to their cottage at Port El-
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• Mrs. Gibson 'Gillespie spent, a
day in London last week..
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• Mr: and Mrs. Russel Farrier of
Preston spent a day last week
with their parents, Mr..and Mrs.
• W. Farrier. •
'1Vhis Lorna Reid of Ashfield
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spent a fe* days at the sarde
• home. •••
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• HURON TWP. COUNCIL •is re-
-s• -questing that each farmer in the
• -, Township cut tie weeds and hay has recommended, be generally
1 . along, the roadside - in front of observed The date is set each
his farm. • • . . year by proclamation. •
Pleased With Change •
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There seems to be general sat-
isfaction that 1nsPector Dobson
of -*test Bruce -is been trans-
ferred to Kent, with Inspector
• Game of this part of Bruce hand-
ling the combined. charge. There
was quite °an uproar about the
inspector a year ago, and; know-
ing the fine qualities of Mr.
Game, we fancy he 'will restore
• order, dignity and goodwill to the
West Bruce field.--Chesley En -
Thanksgiving Day
To Be Oh October 9th
Thanksgiving Day will be observed this year on October '9th
it was announced last weele in'
Prockunation published in the 1
Canada Gazette.' Thanksgiving
Dv is one of the Six statutory
holidays which , the Government
Now Is The - Time To Order Your
MOLASSES, OIL CAKE
and CONCENTRATES
•Complete Line Of: -
Mill Feed, Concentrates, Pure Cod Liver Oil,
• Remedies for All Diseases in Cattle, Hogs,
and Poultry.
Bring Your. Poultry lo—Any Day
PAY TOP' PtItICES
e MacLennan, -us
Phone 77,,
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'DUNGANNON
What's cookire ! Well, with the
intense heat el the past few days,
most .everything *has been going
thru the cooking process..
threshings are popular intis
district, and while ' its good
threshing weather with dryness,
except for .the terrific heat; it
'is. not uncoirunon .to. hear the
machines in operation till mid-
night and must certainly be a
few degrees less of, heat for the
workers.
' • Sgt. Jack Caesar, wireless air
gunner, who has lately been
aining at Defoe, Sask., is. en-
joyhig a leave with.„his parents;
Mr. and Mrs. ,Wm. Caesar.
-Mt.: Lorne Ive.rs Coniracted
blood poisoning. in his hand from
a small scratch received • at
threshing It has necessary to
visit thf doctor a .few times to.
relieve ,the trouble.
• Littl • Joy McNee who broke
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her coiiarb�ne two weeks ago, is
douig very well and is visiting
her aunt, Miss Gertrude Worthy,
Goderich.
• Miss Ettabelle Webster return-
ed to Brantford hospital after 3
weeks' holidays. Her mother, Mrs.
Thos, Webster and sister Lois
returned to viiit .a week.:.
Miss Jean Errington is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John..eDuunin.
Miss Bernice' Make, B.A., re -
.turned last Thursday from a
pleasant beat trip from Owen
Sound to Sault Ste. Marie with
a stopover at Richard Landing,.
.where she had formerly been a
teacher. Miss Betty Bainbridge of.
Drumbo is a guest this week:
Roy Stewart Of West Wawa -
nosh is holidaying with his grand
-narerits, Mr:. and Mrs. -Hugh -Ste:
-wart •• '
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Close Friends Meet Overseas
---"A letter from overseas .relates
a happy -nik-etinVof twO of our
local boys, Allan Petrie' and Bill
Caesar whose homes here are al -
Most _opposite „farms. Bill,_ who.
has been stationed in England for.
months and months had never
seen anyone he knew. It was
much to his delight ant surprise
to Meet Allan _in_ a dining--han
doorway 'as he opened .the door.
Allan had a leave to visit Edin-
burgh, Scotland, -which alSo af-
forded time to visit Bill 'for an
evening and part of next day and
as one of them remarked, .1"we
just •talked the whole' night thru
and hardly got a wink of sleep".
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Writes From Fiance
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. Letters recently from Georg
Hamilton in France are enCour
ging and cheerful He sees wha
the ravages of war have left be
hind in shattered harries and v111
ages: •The French people tree
them with honor. They spend the
-night in fax holes -(dug outs) and
George now, sleeps in a •bed a
German officer, left behind and
heartily wishes he had taken the
fleas with hilt) He can get used
to the shelling but those fleas,
he .never ikoulci. Two little
French girls he sees every day
rerriin' Is him of Ann and Kaye,
his .Own little daughters at home_
Hopes. old. Jerry. doesn't harm
them: The food is good and lots
of it, lots of chocolate bars and
Fete., but razor blades are scarce.
1 He manages to shave every day.
He says he knows now why Bob
'Moore can dig fast.' :•'''
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• Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacIntyre
and sons Biily, and Grant visited
Mrs. Maclntyre's Parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Alex Purclon, Whitechurch
on Sunday. • .
• Master Grant MacIntyre had
is torisils-rernovedLateLireknov
laST-W-ecinesday. "He returoed\ to
his home twa hours later, but rif
course had the care of his moth-
er who is a graduate Tn.trse.
• Miss Audrey Andrews. Anhurre
is visiting her grancirnr4her. Mrs
W. R. Andrew.
Mr. Harry Marsh. R -4,-a:
'DELO . PLANT WANTED by CARD OF THANKS
Archie Nicholson, Belfast. The family of the lath J, K.
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FOR SALE—a play 'pen, 6 feet
square; also folding go-cart. Ap-
ply to W. 5: Reid. ,
LOST—about two weeks ago, a
pair of glasses in •black case.
Finder please leave at ,Sentinel
Office_ „
• MacDonald wish to acknowledge
with sincere appreciation and
thanks .the many kind acts' and
expressions of sympathy extend-
ed them by friends and neighbors
in. their bere.avement.
• The '1st Lucknow Company of
Girl Guides would like to thank
all the friends who, helped make
their camp "a success and those
who sent . treats ..and drove the
Guides to and fro•m'camp. . • •
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•and -Mrs, W. S. McGuire
• and family wish to aelmowledge
with Sincerest gratitude'the many
expressions pf sympathy receiv-
ed by the.m., _since the deathof
their son Gordon overseas,. and
which have been most appreciat-
ed in their time of sorrow.
FOR SALE -9 -months' -old regis-
te.recl Shorthorn bull; • also Mc-
Cormick -Deering ,.corn blowing
outfit in good shape:" Apply to
Alex MacNay, LuCknoW.
.POR SALE—Pandora, range cook
stove with reservoir; one small
cook stove with reservoir; also
a reversible rug, 8x10. Apply
Box 192, Lucknow.
FOR SALE --- 28-50 Hart Parr
tractor, Geo. White 36-50 thresh-.
ing mac.hine. This is a good ant -
fit, cheap; one 8" grain grinder,
101/2 inch grain grinder, .18 inch
double head grinded ort wheels;
• 8 yearling steers. Art 13reckles,
Lucknow.
CLERICS - NOTICE. OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS! LIST
Virters'' Lists, 1944, Municipality
• of Township of., Winless;
• County of 'Bruce •
Notice ishereby given that ,I
ha've complied :with Section 8 of,
The Voters' Lists Act and tha.
haVe, posted up at my office at
. 2, HolYrooci Onethe45thed
of Angiist,...1.9.4.4,-.. the list of a
persons entitled to vote i
said Municipality at Mu cipal
Elections• and that sueh list re-
mains there for inspection..
And Iherbrcallupon all vot-
ers to take immediate proceed-
ings to have -any-errors or OrniS':
sian.s corrected according to law,
the last de.* for appeal. being the
5th day of September, 1944.
• Dated this 15th day, of August,
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• • J. R. LANE,
Clerk of Twee. of Kinloss.
COMING EVENTS
DANCING AT PARAMOUNT
Every Friday evtiing. . Car-
ruthers', popular orchestra. Door
prize.
P. Stuart MacKenzie
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Walkerton, Ontario.
IN LUCKNPW
Each Wednesday
OFFICE IN
THE LEGION BUILDING
Mich.,- spentt„.la e week -end virith
his 'sister, Mrs. Minnie Jones,
Mrs. Gordan Kidd and child -
rent Ryan and Shiela of Islington
are visiting her parents, Me. and
Mrs: John Ryan. '
ASHFIELD NOTES •
°Untended Ter 'IAA •Weelk)
Mr. aad Mrs. John Canipbell
of Belfast i'pent,Sunday with Mr.
'and Mrs. Jake Hunter. .
SF. and • Mrs. Will Hunter, Lois
and 'Lorna visited with Mr. and
Mrs. MacKinncin at Tiverto• n-
-Mr -Tar s. o n 1,s0n. Fred
and J'oe of Clinton, visited friends
here on Sunday. •
Mr. Lyle Ritchie spent a few
days in ,Goderich last week. •
Mr. 'and Mrs ,A. Gaunt ard:
urray and Mrs Sherwood' spent
Mr. and Mrs Les'
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•Dr. John H. Vihite,
• B. A.
Physician and Surgeon
• Will Open A Practise \\
IN THE JOHNSTON BLOCK
LUCKNOW
TUESDAY, AUGUST 1st
Telephone 93
• INSPRAN
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,soviatuGN•LIFE
CAR, FIRE. &,CASUALTY
FreeAdviseoiiaIJ '
• •Insirance matters..
No Obligation'
• Enquir. ies Welcoined
PHILIP S. STEWART
'PHONE 8 ' LUCKNOW
No tAniericanLife
A MUTUAL CO3IPANY
A. Grant MacLennan
District Represcsitagve
Ripley, Ont. •Pione 28-r-&
F. T. ARMSTRONG
• OPTOMETRIST
IN LUCKNOW
FIRST WEDNESDAY
• OF EACH MONTH
FROM
10 a.m. to 6 Am:
AT WAL SCHMID'S STORE
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Ritchie. Murray remained to visLt
with his cousin Alvin fora week.
••Mrs. Beattie Gibson aid
Har-
o]d of Detroit are visiting rela-
tives in' Ashfield.
Misses Reta and Grace Court-
ney of Toronto_skeat a day with
their sister, Mrs. Connie Hogan• •
Mr. and krt. .Cliff Eastman
and family are visiting with Mr.
.and Mrs. Robt. Helm. •
• Mr. and 1Virs. titeorge `Pis' her of
Hamilton spent Monday with •Mr.'
and Mrs. J. Hunter. '
Bessie spent the past week xttk.
their father, M. James 'lambs,.
Saleslady tat greeting card
couritpr) "Here s One with a
vey bit of sentiment ---"To the
One and Only Girl 1'ever Loved".
. Sailor: "Fine! ni take a doz- '
en".
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