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4,The Lucknow Sentinel,, Lucknow, Ontario
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1914
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. .James Wilson
•spent Saturday at London.
,Mrs. Humphrey of St. Helens
is visiting this . week with her
sister, Mrs. A. Fox.
Mr. • Rhys Pollock made a busi-
ness trip to Toronto on Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Hunt of Swift, G °ur-
,rent, Sask., (formerly Miss Kate
Mirehouse of this community) is
visiting her sister, Mrs. . Robert
DONNYBROOK.
Members of the St. Augustine
.war workers met 'at the home of
Mrs. H. 'Jefferson on Tuesday ,.af
ternoon to pack 'boxes' for those
from this vicinity who are serv-
ing overseas.
Congratulations are , extended
to Miss Anne•.Chamney who won
first prize in the senior vocal solo
co
mpetition at. the concert in con -
nection with Belgrave school fair.
Ross. Miss Irene Curie of Wingham
Mr. and Mrs. 'Mac Ross' have was a recent week -end guest with
purchased Mrs. Ed Gaunt's house
and we hope to see themcome
to' the village in the near future.
We are sorry to report Mrs.
•• Ben Naylor, of Lucknow and a
former resident of our 'commun-
ity is in . a London .hospital .tak-
ing treatments.
Mrs. C. Murray received the
sad news last week of the death
of her sister-in-law,.. Mrs. James
Switzer of the West ('formerly,
cher friend, Miss Irene Robinson.
Mrs. Jas. Craig is spending a
couple of weeks with members
of her family in London.
Mrs. Geo: Wallace spent the
week -end with friends at Sea -
forth.
Mr. Alex Anderson of Toronto
is visiting at the home of Mr.
and 'Mrs. Bert Thompson •and
other 9th line friends..
•
Miss. Kate. Murray of Langside) DIINGANNON MAN
who will be . remembered by INJURED IN COLLISION
many • around ; Langside. She
leaves to ' mourn her loss her
;husband and one 'son 1V1urray, al
so 'tWo"sisters; -1VIrs: Cherry and 1.
Mrs. McDonald of the West. We
extend our sympathy tothe be-
reaved.
Rev: Mr. McConnell of Luck -
now will preach_in the Presbyter -
ian church on Sunday as Rev.. Q.
H. Wilson is preaching anniver-
services at Blyth. •
Mrs. David Kennedy's • family.
from ;around here spent Sunday,
October lst, with her on the oc-
casion of her 82nd birthday. Two.
other octogenarians; Mr. Wm.
Purdon, ,83 and Mrs. 'Alex' Em-
rnerSon,.'88, observed birthdays
in September. Congratulations to
these folks.
•
WEATHERMAN' GAVE
DUNGANNON A BREAK
The weatherman was kind to
'Dungannon Fall Fair. and when
Friday broke warm and bright,
President . Wilfred Drennan, and
general manager, T. M. Durnin
were all smiles.
On Thursday a downpour of
rain continued all morning and.
till well after the noon; hour, and
this was followed by a decided
drop in temperature. But Friday,
reversed conditions ,beyond any-
one's expectations. There was a
big crowd at the sho� and a ,full
afternoon of enterta•nment.
When his passenger car and a
truck collided at a road inter-
section near Nile, Leroy. Stirigle,
paperhanger of Dungannon; . but
temporarily employed in Goder-
ich, was sent to Goderich hospi-
tal suffering broken . ribs' and
facial lacerations. The truck was
driven by Orville McGowan, who
escaped injury. Mr. Stingle's car
was "considerably, damaged, Traf-
fic Officer James. Culp of the
provincial police investigated.
NO DEER SEASON IN
HURON OR BRUCE
Notice To Creditors
IN THE MATTER of the • Estate
of HENRY PINNELL, late of -the
Township of Kincardine in the
County _of Bruce; Farmer, de-
ceased. -
Notice is hereby given &that all
persons having claims .against'the
late Henry Pinnell, who died at
the Township of Kincardine on
the 19th day of April, _ 1943, are
notified to send their claims duly
verified to the undersigned sol-
icitor before the 1:4th'-day of Oct-
ober, 1944. After said date, the
'estate will be distributed and the
Adminiatrato.r w;i11 only be liable
for :claims of 'which be' has then'
received notice.
Dated at Walkerton this 25th
day of September; A.D. 1944.
Campbell Grant, Barrister &c.
Walkerton, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Administrator
George Wilson Haldenby
Any hone that remained for an
open deer seasonin either Bruce -
or Huron, was ended last week
by the statement of Hon. George
Dunbar. 'Upon visiting Goderich
after opening the Lucknow Fall
Fair, Mr. Dunbar , stated there
would be no open, season in these
two counties, as the respective.
County Councils , had voted
against it. It is the policy of ..the
Department, to declare' an open
season only when requested to
do so by the county council.
A MODERN '20 -bed hospital to
ost $50,000 will be erected at
Wiarton in connection with .the
extension of the outpost hospital
program of ,the Ontario Division'
of the Canadian Red Cross.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. - • Neil J. MacKenzie and
family wish to acknowledge with
deep appreciation the many kind
acts and expressions of sympathy
\extended to them by friends and
neighbors in their recent sad be-
reavement.
Mr: John Fairish and, family
wishto acknowledge with deep-
est gratitude and sincere thanks,
the : many kind acts and expres-
sions of sympathy extended them
in their recent bereavement.
COMING • EVENTS
DANCING AT PARAMOUNT
Every Friday evening. Car-
ruthers'; popular orchestra. Door
HARVEST SERVICES
Harvest Thanksgiving services
will be held in St. Peter's Church
Lucknow on Sunday, October' 8th
at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. The ev-
ening speaker will be Rev: P. H.
Streeter of . Blyth. •
' BLAKE'S ANNIVERSARY
On Sunday, October 8th, An-
niversary Services will be con-
ducted at Blake's Church. Rev,
R. 'J... Merriam 'of Centralia will
be
be guest preacher. Services at
2.30 and 7:30 pin. Rev. Q. G.
Howse will be holding anniver-
sary services the same date at
Centralia.
NORTH CULROSS
BARN FOR SALE -30'x60'. Ap-
ply at Sentinel Office.
LOST -License plate No. C 70189.
Finder please leave at Sentinel
Officer
FOR QUICK • SALE—an 8 -room
cottage • in 'Lucknow/ 'Apply at
Sentinel Office.
FOR. SALE -=aged ram, .priced•
°for
quick. sale. :.Andrew Gaunt,. R. 1
Lucknow. :
FOR SALE — man's bicycle. in
good 'condition, good tires. Apply
atf Sentinel Office.
FOR SALE--6---room house & lot
,with garage, stable and garden,
situated just east of Lucknow on
Highway. Apply to Cecil Mullin,
Listowel Ontario.
AUCTION SALE of Registered
Shorthorn . cattle, etc., half mile
west of Kinloss Village on ,Tues-
day, -October 10th. See bills: Mrs.
Norman Campbell, Prop.; Donald
B. Blue, Auc.
FOR SALE — 10 acres of land
Fully modern 7 -room house witl#
with running water in pasture.
wood shed and sun porch. Barn
with good stabling. Mrs. V. S.
Durnin, Wingham, Ontario.
FARM FOR SALE—Lots 14, 15,
Con. 10, Kinloss Twp., 204 -acres,
10 -room . house, 2 bank barns,
garage, 3: orchards, 3 wells and:
2 ' springs ' in pasture.: Apply to
Mrs: Charles Standen, 1159 Mar-
ine Drive, S.E., Vancouver, B.C.
CLEARANCE SALE ' of Used
Pianos. Such well-known. 'makes
as Heintzman; Wordheimer, Mason
& Risch, etc. All reconditioned,
PLEASE 'RETURN Will the
party receiving pair of pin stripe
blue pants in error, please re-
turn same- to CON. DECKER.
FOR SALE,—Electric washer, in
first class condition; also a gate-
leg table with extension ' board,
like new. Apply at The Market
Store: •
NOTICE RE WOOD
We have all kinds of wood for
sale: 14 -in. body and limb: wood,.
also cordwood: We have both
hardwood and mixed slabs. Will
be able to deliver slabs piled un-
der cover: These will be free
from snow and wet.
-Our wood is sold strictly ceil-
ing prices. No one should ' pay
more. Get these prices from us
or from W. T. P. & T. B.
The Lucknow Sawmill Company
Phones: Office 80; Res. 57 & 79.
Notice To Creditors
All persons having claims
against the estate of John Ken-
nedy, late of the Township ( f
Kinloss, in the County of Bruce,
Farmer, who died on or about the
1st day of January, A.D. • 1944,
are notified to send to J. H:
Crat+vford, Wingham, Ontario; on
or before the seventh day of .Oct-
ober, A.D. ,1944,: full particulars
,of their claims in writing. Im-
mediately after_ the -said 7th day
of' October, the assets of, the said
intestate will be distributed. a-
mongst .the parties entitled...there-.....
to, having regard only to claims
of which the administrator shall
then have notice.
Dad this 16th day of Septem-
ber, A.D. 1944.
J. H.CRAWFORD,'
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitor for the Anistrator.
demothed, etc., and guaranteed.
'Write for list of prices. No ob-
ligation. Heintzman & Co. Ltd.,
242 Dundas St., London.
Quiltings were held at Mrs. .J.
Hodgin's home and also at Mrs.
Tom Hodgin's.\ Boxes .for the
lelocal boys who are overseas 'were.
packed. . _
Mr. and Mrs. Archie McKinnon
are visiting relatives in 'and • a-
round. Chicago.
Mr. and. Mrs. Jos. L. Wall paid
a visit to her nephew, Leonard
Johnston at Kincardine. Leonard
is quite cheerful in..spite, of his
wounds • and hard experiences.
The 'tendency which the public
it. to forget what our boys went
through. Let us not forget.
Mr. arR1 Mrs. Fred Haldenhy
have gone to Kincardine - for a
few weeks. •. .
The Misses Kate and Margaret.
Ruth and Mrs. Brown. spent a
very plea: ant -tea hour Mith M: -s.1
Pauline Benninger at Riversda1 '
They viewed a lovely windc;'v
e;o•flc'n including a "bind of par-
adise" plant. It is much: admired
by all who see it. , r
•All his former neighbors are
glad to know ,Mr..Peter Lenahen
has quite recovered from a:nascy
fall from a; fruit tree.
The .erection of the bridge on.
the 25th sideroad. bitumen Con.
10 .and Con: 8, Culross goes.slrr.v-
l•y but surely towards .comrilet-
ion. ... • f
A LIMITED AMOUNT OF
Baby thick fit Poultry Equiprnent
WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR THE
COMING SEASON
ORDER' IT NOW
WE CARRY A COMPUTE LINE OF:
MILL FEEDS ' OIL CAKE
COD LIVER OIL MOLASSES
Minerals For Livestock and Remedies For All
Diseases in Livestock and :Poultry.
'POULTRY 'and FOX HORSES WANTED
Lorne MacLennan, 'Phone »-w
APPLICATIONS WANTED
Applications for the position of
Collector, of Taxes in the Town-
ship of West Wawanoshwill be.
'received by the undersigned up
to and including September' 30th,
1944. The salary has been set at
$100.
Durnin Phillips, Clerk,
Lucknow, Ont., R.R. 2.
NOTICE
Will the party who took the
three one -pound notes from a
lady's purse at the Fall Fair,
please return same by mail to
The Sentinel Office.
NOTICE
The Lucknowonsumer's Co-
Operative Association will hold
an open meeting on Thursday,
October ,12th at 8.30 p.m. in the
•Town Hall.
'This' meeting is for the purpose
r•f furthering • co-operation and
will he addressed by Mr. Savage
of the United Farmers Co -Oper-
ative Co. of Toronto. 4C
Every Consurner is cordially
invited to be present.
JOHN JAMIESON.•
WANTED
Office Girl
Of Fair Average Ability.
Steady Employment at
Standard Wages.
TEXTILE INDUSTRY.
LAKE SHORE TOWN.
Apply Employment and
Selective Serviee Office,
WALKERTON.
INSURANCE
SOVEREIGN LIFE
CAR, FIRE & CASUALTY
Free .Advise on all
Insurance Matters. -
District Representative
PHILIP S. STEWART.
'PHONE 8 LUCKNOW
North American Life
A MUTUAL COMPANY
A. Grant MacLennan
District Representative
Ripley, Ont. Phone 284-8.
F. T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
IN LUCKNOW
FIRST WEDNESDAY
OF EACH 'MONTf*
FROM
10' a.m: to 6 p.m. .
AT W311. SCHMID'S STORE
P. Stuart MacKenzie
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
Walkerton, Ontario.
IN LUCKNOW
Each Wednesday
OFFICE IN
THE hEGION B1CILDING
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