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S1i7N.. T.N. L . LUORTOW, ONTARIO
WEDS NY, OCT, 22nd, t9i
►�tpEhl SCENTS
ASID NONSENSE;
The j.0 d ge s ' ;have .,arrived at
their ,:decison and have picked
our title, What do you; think of
it? The writer is; . of the opinion
that is .a:very appropriate, While
the gardening material is in no
way..no }sense we . usually find
something from the, scrap book to
end .up on a=brighter :note . ,and
could be `classed as such.'
Our ..sincere,thanks go to . all
those who submitted titles;,: we
appreciate "your interest: A :spec,
ial thanks and the award go, to
Mrs. Clark Finlayson, Lucknow..
Her ' prepaid subscription to the
Sentinel will. carry on for an-
other, year. .
This time of. the' year: brings .up:
the question of : lifting and • .stor,
i ing glad corms and dahlia tub-
'ter - "'2�,�n .
glad..
After .that severe frost it ii
almost :a certainty that your •lads.
will; be through for this year: Dig
them (a potato fork is good) and
cut. the tops off as close to the
,Corm .as possible. Spread out • to
!dry. Since' the' sun .is not too effec-
tive right now we suggest you
spread .;them out in your cellar
near the furnace .. and .. possibly
have :an electric' :fan blowing; over
them. The whole idea is to 'firm
up the new corm, and dry up the
old so that, it can easily bere-
moved. When you clean up your
corms look: these over carefully
and discard and burn any that
are diseased. It .mught.`seem like;
. a shameful waste but - you will
only ilese !thein, anyway:and . may-
be ., infect a whole lot more by
keeping. 'thein. Dependingon the
quantity of corms you ,have there.
i are various •methods ''of storing.
In , each case though before you
;put thein away make, sure; ' you
give 't hem 4. thorough • dusting
1 with an •inseoticide (five percent.
! D D.T:: powder is° recommended)
• . 'Pak
• � : uous forms. ; Agent for=Fold (This 'will help . control' thrill. If
BUY LOCALLY! The Lucknow
' fill- needs in Continuous Forms Ltd, ; phone; ! you want to go a step: further' you'
Sentin'el 'can youri .
allesContin-35, IAA ovv`
: types ,of business and
A
1,958 : Pontiac'` Stratochief •• Sedan, :automatic ' "
transmission, fully. equipped •;, .; _i , ., , .$2,795
1958 ' Pontiac, Stratochief, standard tra�psmission, '
'fully equipped • . ' , , ,595
�2
• : 1957 Chev Coach, fully, equipped _, .. 51,995
1957 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan,' ,automatic • trancmi cion, •
fully equipped ' ,•52,395
• 1957 Chev. 'Station''Wagon. , , ...e 2350
1955 Chev Deluxe ' Sedan'
�, ,, ,59.5
1954 Ford Coach, valve and. head? motor .:.... . .... ......$1,295
1954 : Chev.:' Deluxe Sedan ,,, , .• .. . 51,350.
l9M 1 .n, a Sedan, automatic transmission,
fully equipped
1954 Meteor . Hardtop, automatic, fully equipped. .,41,395•
1953 Pontiac Sedan • . . ..,:.. .,...a •"...51095
1953 Dodge Sedan ..., $1,095
5. 795
5...695
" 550
LUCKNOW LEGION
CARDS: ON .
SALE ' THURSDAY; OCTOBER :.16th
and:: -.thereafter, `from the following •places:'.
Lucknow Co -o (Bud Orr),
Fmlayson s Grocery; P
Welsh. Meat ' Market, Lloyd Hall's Grocery,
MacKenzie's''Furniture Store, Mason and Cook Garage
�relea ven.. Millin Co:: (H: D'. Thompson)
T a, g
NR(Garnet Henderson) d`erson) ,' ;,` Ritchie, s Barber Shop
C' •
';� . Cards in sealed envelopes with serial number ,
outside. Purchaser's number will 'be recorded and win-
ners'•.rnu
ust win with same. serial number as purchased:-
STARTING OCTOBER 22nd ISSSUE
each, edition • of The Sentinel will have : 6 numbers, one
number ,for each day .of' the week, and in case of two'
or more winners sameweek,' first number out will be
the winner,
„PRIZES AS FOLLOWS;
. .
First. Four !Corners . '... .. $10.00
First One Line .,.:.. . « $10.00'
First 2 -way bingo,. any 2 lines, 1 card, ' $25.00
(Four, corners count aa- o ie . bingo)
First Full House . , .' . x' . '.. :.> . $50.00
Anyone with any of above bingos,:call any of the
abo'v'e' mentioned sellers immediately,` and your card
be • checked The S quicklyine as osssible Winners names :.
will heck ' �
win, appear in .
EACH CARD, PRICE • $1.00
Open to Anyone in Lucknow & Surrounding Community
No numbers, will be given out, other than through
The' Sentinel, PLEASE DO NOT . ASK ANY LEGION
MEMBER or OFFICIAL FOR' NUMBERS. ry .
Winners trust notify officials by' Saturday , noon the
same week or their bingowill not• be considered..
KINDLY CLIP AND KEEP FOB .;1yEFERENCE .. .
TIS IS THE LAST WEEK R .TLES WILL APPEAR`
;
;
•
could add a fungicide to the' dust.
I and help ',keep off ; mildewof
mold.
S m a 11', paper bags 'with the
corms placed loosely; inthem and
hung up would be the;answer.
for small , quanities, especially if
you ' keep named varieties and
wish to keep them separate: Act-
ually w9//think' the ° only .way to
keep .anything is to label it and
,keep the sorts named. You know
'then what you. .+ have. However
if it is - too much bother to do
this you could . putthein in an
sold nylon stocking. and , hang
thein.. f r o,m the rafters • •in , the
cellar..
Those ,who !havea great many
corms have 'probably a satisfact
ory method established. If;not we:.
suggest . you try using, ' wire bot
tom trays. ' Just, :make . sure •.that
ms arethoroughly all , .Cor g Y . dusted
!before: storage. '
After the tops are blackened
by frost, dahlias :• should be lifted.
as, ' quickly as possible. If they
are not 'the new: "eyes”will 'send
oiut • shoots and these will• ile fro-
zen .• or destroyedand, you will,
lose a !great many of them.
• If you have : quite. a number of
roots 'a two 'man job is warrant-
ed, one work on each . side •of the •
clump • and: lift: together. • In this
'mariner very. 'little if "any damage
is . done to the tubers, Leave five
or • six inches. on ' the old stalk'
when cutting, Storage: is 'a debit'?
able 'problem. A cool or cold cel-
•
.1952 Chev. Coach
-'1951 Chev Sedan
1950 Ford Station Wagon
TRUCK.!.
TRUCKS!'
1955` Chev. Half Ton Pickup' $•• 950
$ : 650
1951 Chev. 3 -Ton. Dump Thick
Brussels Motors
Surto County's Foremost . Used Car Dealers
ASH, TRADE;
MS Open Evenings"'Until 10
C
Cities• , Service. ;Dealer • Phone 173, Brussels
lar is a great help. We* have tried
Many ways and -found that 'the•
cheapest proved .to be the .most
satisfactory' for. 'us. When .you
lift the •cluing: leave a 'ball . 'of
earth with the root. mass.: When
you, put ' them away turn the
stems down and* put them , on
the cellar floor; (in .:case of ,too
much dampness put• :themon
boards) then cover them with
sand. If`°your cellar is dry' and
in-
clined to be warm you will have
to watch and :see that they do
not dry out. With ` the heating
equipment in the basement now-
adays .the usual complaint is that
the . tubers dry out, keep the sand
moist .but not wet and you will
overcome: 'a great d e a 1: of this
difficulty. •
Surely the: scrap book can..: help
cheer us:•up about now., Here's
a bit of ` Philosophy by Cristel
Hastings: .
Laugh a little — love 'a Tittle,`.'
As .you go : your way!
Work a • little -- :play a little,
Do -this every tday!
Give a little —, take a little,
Never mind a frown •
Make your sniile a welcome thing;
All around the town! ' ` '
Laugh a little love` a little,
Skies :are' always blue!
Every cloud *has' silver lining .
But 'its tug .to you!.
As we turn .the 'page' we: find:/.---
When
ind:--When , a woman winds you
around.' her, finger, you've, taken
a turn for the worse.:
When you're ,dowriin the mouth
remember' Johah, he came out all
right.
* * *,
:sa s those :low cut gowns
Lem . , y .
must.kbe. "a sign of intelligence
all' the'girls.'on TV quiz programs
wear' 'ern.
Time for •nonsense?
' Robber Don't be scairt lady;
all I want is your money,
Old Maid .== Oh, go away then! ,
You're. just like all the other: men.
Does your ; wife like ' house
Work? •
r She likes to. do nothing
better . '
The glamorous •b 1 o n d e was
about to.. undergo: >an; ;operation,
"Tell me, doetor, she 'gushed',
"how -long will it . be • after the.
operation before ' l: know 'Some--
thing?"
some -thing?"
"You mustn't 'expect ..,too . much
from an operation," replied.. the
doctor.
To:end it up ---:The end.of:the
honeymoon; is when ' he stops
helping her , with the . dishes and,
does them by himself.
TOOK PART IN';W.M.S.
SECTIONAL' 'MEETING:
Members 'of the' Afternoon and.
Evening ,Auxiliaries of the Unit=
ed Church W.M.S. 'were` well , re-
preseztedat the . Fall. .Sectional
'meeting of Bruce: Presbyterial
held at.Millartonron Friday.
Assisting : 'in the service ,Were
�
Miss Margaret R.ae, s o 1 o; , Mrs.
Wilfred Drennan, ' dedication', of.
offering; Mrs. Vernon Hunter,
!report of . highlights.; of W o r k •
done in .Auxiliaries.
Those attending included, . Mrs.
,Rho s s" Cummings, Mrs. P..' :W,
Hoag, Mrs. ` Ewart Taylor, Mrs.
Wilfred' Drennan; Miss Ada Web-
ster, ' Mrs George` Whitby, Mrs.
Russell Robertson, Mrs. W .B .
Anderson, 114iss ,Margaret Rae,
M.S. Vernon . Hunter, Mrs. A•leX
McNay, ' Mrs. K. C. Murdie, . Mrs.
Roy Black.
canadi 1 '.hedda r
11,16 H
t n food
value!
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kcsl"rvAIt
Nletie F'tese's npvi<':heeser
Casserole'Recipes. Send todsy!
w,',Low
in. cost
DAIRY 'Amman!! or CANADA %
'46e'. N'uron. ►ihist, Toronto.