The Lucknow Sentinel, 1942-03-19, Page 2THE LUCXNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Report of Lukknow High School
Mid WW alter Examinations
75 -100720, -First Class Honours; 66»74 `Second. Class.,`Honours; 60-65
.-Third . Mass Honours;- 5059 -Credit, B•elow 5.0--Failbre, . • • •
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'Algin, Carolyn. .,.' 61 55 72 50 56 50 47'
Chapple, ''Alan 57 ' , 55
:Eadie, Doris:41 .. ,
Jemiesorn,- Pearl' . 4. 60 54 abs 50 40 Abs:', abs. abs. ' 44
• McKim;' Reid: : ab. ab. -ab: ab: ab. eh., ab. ab. ab
MacDobald, 'Bertha ,:.-,,, 56 '55•. 68 80 57 . 45 .
'�q''MacDonald, Margaret . 47 •• 44" ; .3.4 '51
l'..• *Citation) Mai,garet 61 54, • a` 52 `45..• i- :. •a ,43 •
Ramage,. A. Cuyler 64 56 53 53 ' 65 • 61
wnm1ey,,. Ferne 6665 79 ' 71 59 70 •ab• 62 72
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Ackert, .Lloyd .•e
Dalton, Charles • '
Eadie;: Doris
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Hackett; Keith . , 59 51 52. ; 53 60' 50 , 59
:Johnston, Catherine '. 61 '• ' 58 56 60 66 62 69
MacDonald, 'Bertha5i 53
MacDonald, Margaret 51 50` 50
MacLennan,, ,Rodney . _
MeB. ide, Muriel',
McNeil,. Ray a a aa,
Maize, Ellen' , 50 . , 45 21 43 37 37 • 44
Mowbray, John 70 66 68 67 :68 • 74 :1 79
58 ' • 53 50 54 .57. 43 ' m
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Agnew,"IKatherine 58 60 47
A1'lin, Jean ` 52 38__
8 30
Alton, Jack .... .. .. - •48_ 8__
Bushell, Jean
Campbell; Louise' 62' 45 4'i',. 71 57 59 64
Carter, Eileen , - 56 64
Chin, William, 48 ' a • . a - 464 a. . 75 58 62
Dahmer,; Ve 50.'.67 38. • 57 53 47
Elliott, En •nod ' .,...,.... 51 '' 36 28 44 59' 51i 67 57
Fergus. . Lorraine 56 ' 67 '' .5'5 . 65 .66 68 . 68 .71
Fergtl a n, Reginald 51 , 59 36 '• 43' 75 90 75 . :57'
Gilmore, Arthur 51 . 45 '40 42 54 ; ; 71. 73 ' 56
'Hamilton; ;Jim , 27 , 1:2 23 : 55 45 • a . 45 •
Henderson, • Eileen ..:,,; 53 " 62
Harold . 51 '46 ' ' 1'5'' „ 89 ' 58 ' 85 . ' 54 % 71'
Henry, . �i .
•Irwin; Ruby, s` ..64 • 51 •' .66 75 . 71 61 ' 72 57 •.53
Johnston, Ronald 63 78' 6T 75 ,. 65 82 . 75 : 85 . 77
Lane, Everett:: .. ' •57' "X63' :'28' 50 :r. 94 • 63 •78 65' .71 -
Little, Evelyn. 67 •72• 50 ' 79'.. 67 73 69' - 55 66
MacDonald, Betty' . , . 44" 68 . ',.>
MacDonald, Donald- .. ..64 62 .66,' •66•- 43' 63P 69 ' _71. ,' 61
MacLennan, Christine _ 56 ' 46 55 .. 66 62 • '57 66 . .77.454
MacMillan; Yvonne' . • 46 35 15' 23 ' 61 25 27 34 59
McQuiliin, .Carmen ' ` 35'
Miller, Doreen ' a a a a a.. a a• a a.
Orr, 1Vfelvin 43. '
Purves; '•Elliott - 57. 61 27 29' 52 59 .73
Purvis, Jim' .50 ,50 • 33 . 14 54 45
Solomon, Marjorie 50 , 48 . 30 ,' 24 .50 ' 62
Thompson, Murray 50 a 75 • 80 • a 73'
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T.H. URSDAY, MARCH 19th, 1942
DUNGANNON
'Mr Chas. • Alton was removed
xi from the Clinton frlospital on Wed-
tt
d ai nesday of last week to his home,
21 21•
ter the acct.-
and
iSwh chaloccurrredf• to him two �
a
weeks ago, when• his car .•left the
road turning over .twice into the
57 ^t0 ditch, between Holniesville and
Clinton. When he was picked, up by
a passer„ -by, he was bleeding pro�•-
fusely from a deep cut on his head
on the left side. The next "day at
the, hospital it was •discovered, that
he had . a' fractatred skull on the
right • side. Though the.' car ' •was
quite. badly damaged,, it is felt he
had .a marrow escape., Friends.• are
pleased to know he is,', testing com-
fortably:arid 'are "assured after a
few, weeks he•Will lie about again
'as usual. ., • • w
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45 60
52 57
64
76.
75
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73
•.Prest, Katherine ..7.0
• Ramage; Cuyler •,
Jteid,; 'Kathleen .... ' 51
Reid, Lorna • 52
Taylor, .Betty, .........,... 60
Treleaven, Wm ,,,.; , 58
Weatherhead, Grace
59
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Campbell, Grace 51. 50 _ , 28 42 . 38
"Garter,. :Eileen • ' a 53 26 31
Dalton; Charles' '
Parrish,, ' Grant - ' . , 40` ' X34• , a
Henderson, Eileen • ' ' 55 •55 38
.MacDonald, . Betty .•,,• L... 51 63
MacDonald, Isobel ' „,, 64 58 *51:-
MacKenzie, Helen ........,,.......,52' '63 ", • a
MacKenzie, Marian .,. ,, 50 '40 _27.
MacLennan, Catherine ,, - ' ;c45 • 42 .. 32
MacLennan, Rodney
McKim, Alan ' • 56
•McQuillin, 'Carmen .. 33
Orr, Melvin' ' 51
Prest; Stanley R ' • 52
' Reid, Lorna ,..•.,-.,.,....,,:,.,: •
Salkeld, Helen •• 60 67'' 58
• Weatherhead,,Grace .
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GRADE
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el)est
W W ,g
56
50
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- 44 60
47 64': Around and about, you have gath-
ered a few' of your friends to prove
• a a <that your absence has been •and
.'wily continue to be felt. •For sev-
eral Years (most of us), either. work-
ed ci p1aye4 near -you "until one day
you got out of hand, and you just
left .us all for the city:
i l " Something ; must have got - you
-. 50 • down there,. apparently . both: heart
and..hand,.but no matter what hap-
pens;`we, your girl friends of Dun-••
50 66
ganrion. would. like you to' know that •
we don't forget you. '
' • Here and there throughout the
Eedy -residene you`wi11'-find,- both
grotesque and • minute objects. No
'matter how /difficult ,'Ithe trail ' may
appear; don't give up Wilma, please
but . still persevere.
Here's wishing ' you the best ` of
lt�ek in, your lie. o g a "en ur
On behalf of us all .signed -Cora-
belle Dickson, Millie, Anderson;
easimsoa
• ,, • U. .w.ti ".sir'-"`•a+yMho,w .-�„�,•.,.+.
WANTED -Waitresses., Apply Vents
Restaurant,. Gaderieb,' .
'LADY WANTED -to take care of
an ageli� lady: .Good wages. Amply
'at 'Sentinel Office.
Bride -Elect' Honored
Miss Wiltna Treleaven, bride -elect
Was .Itendered a .miscellaneous show;.
er at the' home of Miss Lucille Eedy.
last Thursd5'y," evening: ' A 'number
of girl friends gathered. in her host -
or, and the following address' was
read by Miss CorabelJe Dickson.
Dear Wilma:
55 : 72
Bowe, Margaret 60 51 •' 55 66: 59 •63 75 -68
Bowe, Mary ,. - 3.6 • 54 40 •. 63 a ' 71 ;64 , 58 a a
Carter, Joy ' '.'63 ,34 50 61 .63 41 53 66 ' 70 54
Culbert; 'Hrby . 58:- "--42-732.-----56-: 42 33 -.33 -.443...._.37__.44_
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Culbert, Shirley 67• 8 50 57 86. 68
Dahmer, Verna
Ferguson,: James''
Gilmore, Gerald
Graham, Marion
'!; L1o'
Henderson, Lois'
Henry, • Harold
Johnstone; Bill
Johnstone, Bill A.
Littler Elaine ,
Lloyd, .'Ivan •
MacConnell, Margaret,
MacDonald, '.Graham
innw.
MacQueig;Mary
McCartney, Donna •55 53 ' 36 62. " 70. .50 .' • 33 55 62 , :65•.
McCartney, Norman 41 43 . 2'r 58 ' 50 , 50 47 , 63: 66 51
McNeil,. Margaret ' a • 40 ..44 . 59 48, • .a 47 a 67 61
•McQuiiliii Gordo i- ___ -.55' . "'27 ' : 18 . 61 X54 • 29 ' •19 - 44 '33 70
Mowbray, Helen 63 5.,6 60 73 '" 16 -54 57 ' 65 ' 69 '70
-Murray,:. Veronica . • 53' , 54 35 60 . 44 • 42 46 67 31 58,
Reid,: Jessie • 44 •:36 • 19 60 • 56. ' 17 • 38 q 35 51 • ' 51
Ritchie, ,Allan, 57 .31 .04 . 61 ' 28 • 39, 35 45 12. 50
Ritchie, Lorne' .44 ' '.08 • ,11 58 .' " 39 27 15 46 ' 18 ... 60
Ritchie, ,Lyle . 53 43. • 28 58 "'51 5Q ' 41 '50 51 : 56
Rutherford, Grant' a . a a a' a ' a • a a' a • a
Solomon, Alma , 45\ 43: 34 68 . 70 41 '. 43 • 56 ' 35 , 57
Stimson,, Bertha 55 50 . 57 . 66 43 • 35 26 54' 34. 59
Taylor, Doris 6?' 43 36 61 45 43 - 40. 63, " 45 55
Treleaven, Jack ' 54 • 63 ' 63 64 64 '68 ' 61 59 73' . 50.
V ebster, Mae 57 31 40 • '' '61 -55--- 28 , 37 . 151 44 52
ebster, Kenneth 44 40 25 55 44 51 51. 60 87 • 58
Wiiiterstein, Ruth 58 53 • 30 ^.. 60 63 39 46 64 v 35 60
F. E. MeLEAN, (Prin.)
FOR' SALEa.young bronze. turkey`
gobbler: Apply to ' Wallace ,Miller,.
R.' 1, Lucknow, Phone.; 44-r-14.
FOR SALE. -Chunks; of . pigs. Earl
Sherwood;. • LI: 7Lucknow, Phone
57-16, Dungannon.
FOR `SALE -'good 2 -year-old I•lere-
•
ford bull, Domilio breeding.. ,Jack
'MacIntosh R.R. 3,� I:ucknoW, .,Phone
62-11 Dungannon. ' , •
FOR PRIVATE SALE -full line ofti ma
fariple rents. John . MacRae; R.
3, Lucknow, Phone 82-13', Dungan-
non. , •
FOR SALE - Durham Heifer, to
freshen the end df March. Ralph
Cameron, R: 7 Lucknow, Phone 67-4,
Dungannon. ' "
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Visitor -"Don't yo
baby brightens up a
fully?"
find that a
once wonder=
t.
Young father "Yes. We have, the
electric' lights on most of the. night
now".
CLEAR YOUR
LINE FOR
THE NEXT
CALL
v
Clear telephone lines for
PRODi��TiON
Your telephone is part of, a vast interlocking system now
carrying an abnormal• wartime load; Don't let needless delays
hold up messages on which production efficiency may depend: •
OT//ER „WARr/4fF TEtEP "
IL RE Rini you have i10'I{!tr l"i��%/C'3'
Y the tight
number , . ,consult the directory. R'
2. SPEAK diat'inetly, directly
, the mouthpiece, Into.
3. ANSWER promptly .When the
bell rings.
4» •
VSE OFF•PEAK honrs for Long
Distance calls: before 9,30
1.2 pan., 5.7 jr,m., after 9 p.m.
bete thing's mac look'trt lin-R•p
00 6,500,400 daily 'telephone
, h
calk, they ate very Important.
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HOLYR'OOD
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Graham spent
the week -end at Mr. ' Win. Graham's
at Tara.' ' •
Mr's.' Thomas Harris. spent : the
week -end with her father and' sis- •
ter, Mr. Amos Palmer and Mis's
Mae. Palmer at Kincardine. .
Mrs. C. •'Eadie • :who spent the past
two weeks at Mr. Wm. Eadie's re-
turned to her home atk Glenannan
the last of the week.
'Mrs. Almer Ackert and Ja
Monday evening at Mr. Raip
liott's, 10th Concession Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lang ,and
Evelyn spent ,' the week=end with
Walkerton friends..' ' -
Mr. and Mrs. Reggie, Broom and
Mr. Gordon Saunders spent Friday
evening at Mr, ThoS. Harris,
Mrs: Ernest Ackert spent -Friday
at iVlr. Harvey Ackert's at •Lorne.
DONNYBROOK
The regular meeting of the W. M.
S. Was held on Thursday afternoon
at . the home ^of Mrs. R. Chaniney
with the : president; 'Mrs. W. A
Campbelf presiding. Mrs. Arnold
Craig read thescripture. lesson: Miss
Jean . Robinson had charge of ' the
study , book and. Mrs. Win. Craig
of Auburnl favored with•. a . solo..
Plans were made to 'hold a special
meeting 'in May: The president .con-
ducted ' a contest on • questions on
. p. sto, Rod .1re. , rmmilt was
. et closed
s like 'Chesley and Moore-vii`Y�
es were se .rliftAialleltess as-
sisted byMisses Jean Robinson 'and •
Agnes Rddgers. ,
Miss Agnes Rodgers of Ttironto
was the ,guest last 1 week of her
friend, Miss ' Jean Robinson.
Stuart Cha>inney spent the" week-
end with his brothers' in Wingham:
FOURTH CONCESSION
Miss Blanche McDougal of Tor-
onto. spent a day • last Week with
her parents, Mr.• and Mrs. Its Mc-
bottgal. •
Mr.'George 'Middleton rif Toronto
spent' the, week -end at his hone.
The meeting of the U.F.W.O. will
be held at the home of Mrs. ' Har-
vey' Houston's. : this, Thursday.
`Mr. Fraser McKinnon of Toronto
was at his home over the week -end.
Mr. Merle Middleton �t Hamilton
spent the week -end at .his home.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ted Collyer of Ham-
ilton visited at Mr. D. 'MacIntyre's
recently. ,
, The heavy rain on Monday and
during the night has reduced' the
amount of snow but 'left a good
deal of ice. .
Mts. R. ' Martin spent a week with
relatives at St. Helens.
•
FOR SALE' OR RENT -100 \acres;
10 acres ' fall plowed, , balance in
gr'ass;'.200 acres, all seeded, on. Con.
:8 ._Kinloss; ,13 miles east ' of Holy -
rood, 'Apply to Mrs. Mary Va1ad. ''.
•
NOTICE TO GRED ORS
I1tT
THE. MATTER -of • •the .Estate of
Jean Fraser, late of 'the Township
of"! inloss in • the County of Bruce;
Widow, deceased. ',
NOTICE -4S IiEREBY..GIVEN,_.Iztlr;-.
suant 'to , The , Trustee Act, that all ' .•
Creditors . and others having claims
against. the Estate' •of the late. Jean
Fraser,, are required to send par-
ticulars of•their claims,• duly •ver,
ified, •;'to ;A. H. 'McTavish, the sot; '
icitor for ..the . Executors ci'f.the said
Estate, 'on , or ' before', the twenty-
eighth day of :March, A.D. 1942,' and.
:that ' after; such °bate the Executors.
'wi l proceed 'to '4jstribute:Ahe said
Estate 'having regard_ only' to :, the
claims Of . which they shall then
have had notice.
DATED at; Teeswater,• Ontario, this
ninth day of March, A.D. 1942.
' A. • H. McTavish, '
Teeswater; Ontario
Solicitor for, the ,Executors.
WOMEN. WANTED: you can Make
money supplyingconsumers with
the . well known Rawleigh Products.
We supply, stocks, ' • equipment on:
credit; and teach you how. o ex-
perience needed to. start. Over 200
easily'' sold • home . necessities. Largo
repeat orders. • Permanent, indepen--'
dent, dig-nified. • •Many, ivomen__now.,
making .splendid • incomes: Full .or
spare time. Write Rawieigh's, Dept.
ML -271-144-C, Montreal Canada,
- CARD OF • THANKS
•
- �Mrs:-Sproul and; William-wish_.to_
acknowledge: with heartfelt thanks
and appreciation the tilanykind acts
Nancy :Hamilton, Helen, 'Anderson, and expressions of 'sympathy exten-
Evylin' Scruton; Colleen : McKay,, 'ded them during the illness and at.
Marjorie Pentland, „Doris. Reed, the time of the death of Mt. . Sproul,
Ferne Alton, Lilla ;Taylor, ' Beth .•
Park, Margaret Stewart, Cora Cul- , We .wish to- -sincerely thank
L
- t . Cora.• Finnig air Lucille Eedy,
be tr g
IVtatijosicezM Nhin ; a s..;
van.!
Wilma, very. much surprised,
thanked the girls ,far their kind and
lovely remembrances. 'All joined• in
singing "For She's 'a -jolly good fel-
low". A 'social: time was' enjoyed
with iontests, fortunes, advice, con-
sequence, etc.'Deltcious refreshments
were served by the hostess to close
a very pleasant evening.
ZION.
Miss Loraine Andrew 'and' Mr.
John Hall of- Hamilton spent the
week -end with . her 'grandmother,
Mrs. I. Andrew and with Mr. and
Mrs. Kirkland. '
Mrs. Frank Ritchie entertained a'
few young people of the commun-
ity Saturday evening.
Mr, and .Mrs.. Will Alton, Miss. O1-
ive Alton, Toronto: and Mrs. ,Jack
McIntosh, Oshawa, visited over the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Alton.
,
Miss Margaret Dickson, Goderich;
accompanied by her friend( Miss
Shirley McCardy and aunt Mis:
Myrtle McIntyre 'spent the ' week -0
end at tier home and • with rela-.
lives in the `village. ' ."
Miss Gladys MacDonald. of Luck-
-now spent the week -end with Mr.
and . Mrs. Everett Harris. •
The wogen 'of .the W. A: of •the
United 'Church .held a very Success-
ful St. 'Patrick's social in the church
Monday evening: Program', contests
and games provided the •entertain-
ment. Sandwiches; 'tarts and 'tea
were served. and they realized $9.45,
The Badminton Club held a dance
on Tuesday, night in the Parish Hall
with Arthur's orchestra , • of Wing-
ham . supplying the Music. The at-
tendance was good considering the
weather. •
Mr.' Robert 'Moore and Mr. Bert
Maize attended theefuneral in God-
erich on Tuesday of the late Mrs.
'Margaret: McKay, a native of Crewe.
Binder Twine Available
Farmer's will 'not' go short. on
the'ir binder' twine requirements to
harvest the 1942 crop, but will have
•to• •find other types of rope than
manila for other farm 'uses,' as re-
sult of restrictions which have been
placed on the sale of 'manila rope
in Canada, • The outbreak of war in
the Pacific has jeojareiized ' future
supplies of n't nils fibre; 'which lar-
gely come froth .the Phil'lippines,
and the government has taken steps
to CO
nsve pp
e available supplies - of
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- WEDDING BELLS
SIIELTON--IVHLLION '
The home' of' the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Million; .Hur-
on road, Goderich, was the setting
for the Marriage of their daughter,
Mildred Lois to Riehard. T.' S. Shel-
ton, son of Mrs. Shelton and .the
late Richard Thomas' Shelton • . of
Goderich, on Friday March 6th. The
wedding took plane at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon, Rev. J. A. MacKay&
officiating: The bride . wore a dress
of pale blue embroidered net with
matching accessories, Her bouquet
was of pink roses and lily -of -the -
valley, and she weiv a tiara of 'pink
roses in her hair. Her sister, Miss
Mayme Million, was the bridesmaid•
and wore a'. pink 'marquisette dress
and a tiara ,of white. roses. • After
the ceremony a buffet ' lunejt was
served, the table being centred with
the wedding' cake, which was tut
by the, 'bride's grandmother; Mrs.
c uire of Luck
G now, wltb i
s $
M 1
friends and neighbors4 for their
sympathy during _the illness anal, at.
the time of ' the death - of._our:.sister
Emily. •
Louis and Frank Weatherhead.
AUCTION SALE of farm stock and
implements at Lot 32, Con: 12, Cul-
ross on •Thursday; Ma-rch 26 at one
o'clock. See bilis. Absolutely .no re-
serve. Matt Gaynor, Auc.; 'Dan
Murray, Prop.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
•IN THE MATTER- of the Estate of
Susan Phillips late ,, of the . Town -
sl ip=-of . West '' aivanosh.. Jnr -...the
County .of Huron, Widow; deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to'
the Statutes in that behalf that •all
Creditors and. 'others having clainns
or demands against the. Estate' of
the 'said ,Sii$an' Mains', who died.
on or about the Twenty-first day of
July A.D. 1.941; 'are required On or
before • the Twenty-third: day of
March_,A;D" _.1942 to send, by post
prepaid, or deliver, to the under,
signed,' -the Administrator, with.
Will.' annexed, of the estateof the
said de,ceased, their names,,.address-
es and descriptions, the full part- •
• , f t, eir claims and the nat-
ure of ,the. securities .(if any) held
by 'them duiy 'verified by .affidavit. •
And take notice that after such ,
'last mentioned date the said Admin-
istrator will proceed to distribute
the 'assets of the, said deceased a-
mong. the persons entitled.. thereto,
having'regard,only to the claims of
h4c3' ke •l>then-hoic. Dour•.rdr::
that the said .Administrator: will. nit-,.
;, be -liable• -for the --said; assets- .or,,arty .
part thereof 'to any person ' or per -
,sons of whose claims ' notice shall
not have .been received • by him at
:the -time of such distribution.
Dated ..at. burknew, - Ontario, this
Second day- of March A.13..1942.
, Joseph Agnew;
Lucknow, Ont., Administrator.
AUCTION .SALE of 'farm 'stock --
cattle, heifers, 'hogs; horses;; and
complete, line • of implements,. includ-
ing tractor,, disc and plow, . South
Line, \'miles north of -Ripley, Tues
day, March 24th. Mrs. Wes, Mills,,
Prop.; Donald Blue, Auc.
both manila fibre and rope for es- years 'of age. The couple Will re.
sential .ptilrp0aei. side on the Huron road,
s.
•
4' ,
BARRED ROCK and HYBRID
CHICKS -This' 'is not a new hatch-
ery, we have been in' business for
12' years. All our breeders are blood
tested andmales are from -O.B.S.
stock:' The Hybrids . are B. R. 'hens
and New Hampshire cockerels,' We
keep all our: chicks for 4 days. You
have rio papers to fuss with and ail
chicks are feedingwhen you get
them. We deliver chicks up till .May
1st: iohla* J: Cuyler, R. 4, Kincardin:..
Two miles west of Silver Lake.
?hone Ripley 76-20 collect. •'
•
Order Bray Chicks now, and be
"lucky*' when egg prices climb
next Fa: See me, or phone me,
right away. Personal attention;
p
• rompt deli'VCTy. ' I
-Finlayson Bros.
'LIJCKNOW.
ASH F I ELD
Mrs. Ray MacKay and Mr. R. A.
Grant are on the sick •list this week.
Mrs. Kenneth MacLennan is in
Ripley at her daugh'ter's under the
doctor''s'care,
Mrs. Frank l arnilton is
spending
a few days in Ripley to be With
'her mother.
The Presbyterian W,M.g. ' meets
this' Weditiesday at Mrs. Collinson's
when Mrs. McWhinney will' be The
guest .speaker:.
The quilting groups are. `ali ver
active now t ying' to get . thek
work
done before ihe busy time.
The Laurier group held the last
Social evening for this season last
Wednesday evening,
GIRLS' and 'YOUNG
WOMEN'
WANTED for ' war and civil-
ian work by B any Dryspin-
ners Co., Kincardine
Good wages and working con-
ditions in a good town. Come
and. see is or write
BOTANY DRYSPINNERS
COMPANY
Kincardine, .• . -ntarlo.
F. T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
I.N LUCKNOW
EACH WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON
,1:30, to ti o'clock
AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
1
Girt or' Woman Wanted
For House Work
Wages forty 'to forty Jive dols
Mrs pet month, according to
• experience . and ability.
Family ,of four adults.
Other woman in two days a
week to help .with "cleaning
and washing.
Two weeks holidays, in year
with pay. " -'
, Apply by phone, letter. or in
person at •
' •WM. MITCHELL'S House
'Kincardine, Ontario.
. Men of 30,40,50
PPP, \IM, VIGOR, Subitoratal?
Want normal pep, vim„ vigor] 4ttatttt
Try Ostrcx Tonle Tablets, Contatine
tonics, atiniulanta, oyster• elements-
aids to normal 'pep arta 8 or 60.
Get• a spc lel ,introductorry 81,26 for only
86i'.''try this ald to nansal pep and viii►
today, Ftir sale dt alt good drug stores.